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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. B. &. Adams have
moved into the house on Lady Wash
ington street recently occupied by
@. A. Nash.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17
Sale OF Personal Properly.

The personal property Of thu
Peach Orchard Coal Co. was sold
by auction on Tuesday last. William
Justice and Robert Dixon, OF this
city, bought the most of It,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17
REMOVAL OF STATION.

Louisa is no longer pumping sta
,tion for the c.. and o. The com
pany will erect pumping station
at "The Rocks near the mouth of
Lick creek.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17
LARGE CROWDS.

Several of the Burning Bush"
people, some of whom were here
last winter, are holding services in
the Court House this week. The at
tendance is very large.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Miss Nora Conley. OF this city.
has been elected to fiili position
in the Ashland public school made
vacant by the resignation Of teach
or.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

A $3.50 piano--Diamond Rings
Elgin Watches all given away free
In a few weeks Enter your name
In the Big Prize Contest.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Thomas J. Davis, who has been
Cashier Of the First National Bank
Of Cincinnati, was elected Vice Pres
ident at Tuesday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

shade Combs and Co., of Allen,
Floyd county. have gone into bank
ruptcy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

II. c. Osborn is at Blaine taking
care OF the postoffics while Mrs. G,
r. Osborn. the postmaster is at Lou
isa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

5000 in prizes free-see full de-
tails OF the Big Prize Campaign on
Page 3.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Mrs. Isaac Adams, OF South JEFF
ferson street. is quite sick with APP
pendicitis.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

The Rev. Mr.. Summers, OF this
city. is holding a protracted meet
ing in salyersville.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

The Johnsons recovered their
watch and jewelry which were stol-
en- from them in Baltimore a short
time ago. A detective found the ar
ticles in pawnshop and restored
them to the owners.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Pharo Marcum and family have
moved to Van Lear.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Will your name appear In the
first list OF nominations. II SGT
viii certainly show you are popular
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

NOMINATE your favorite in the
big Prize Campaign.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

who will be the first popular peo-
pie to be nominatedf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Mrs. Augustus Snyder entertain
cd the Finch Club Thursday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

Div. 4, Sub-Dist. 4. The follow
Ing is a report OF last months en-
animation.
Grade Z. EstilI Boggs. $50.
Grade s. Grafton Boggs. "a.
Otis Wells. ..1u
Gilbert Moore. ..........~.--.-.l6 GO.
We made up in all $1,000 and an
has been expended for Improvements
ON our little old log weather beaten
Anticipated school house except
$3.50 this will be spent for max
ing shutters for the windows
=. W. MOORE. teacher.
Result of 9Th months examina-
ton at Preston Gap school on Dec
81, 1912.
Grade S. Pupils making highest
average were Gertrude Meade and
Laura Preston.
Grade z. Pupils making highest
average in grade z, were Minnie
Meade. Arthur Preston, Christine
Meade and virgie Estep.
Average daily attendance for term
was so pupils.
HERNIA WALLER, teacher.
-f-:-
Div. 8, Sub-Dist. /. Pearl Comp
ton grade z, for 9Th month made
an average Of 80 5-12. Gen. aver
age for term SO.
Grade s. Elizabeth Morrow 81
Gil. Gen. average 81 1-S.
Bertha Ferguson 81 s-12. Gen.
average so.
Raymond Compton. ..........S 80
HENCE vANHORN. teacher.
| -:-:- q
Div. s, Sub-Dist 4. Report OF
Shannon school.
/ Fifth Month.
| Grade 8. Olive Shannon. :. .s7.
Grade 5. Bernard Shannon. 80
Sixth Month.
Grade s. Olive Shannon. .s5.
| Grade s. Bernard Shannon. st
DAVID ADAMS, teacher.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17

It costs nothing extra to get votes
with purchases.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17
5000 IN PRIZES FREE.

NOMINATE YOUR FAvoRITE.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-01-17
OUR SCHOOL Department.

Div. 4. sub-Dist. 4. The follow
Ing is a report Of last months ex-
animation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lessee
GRAND ST. .si. store. BEDFORD Thea'rical
60 70 AdGlph Goldhcrsses.; yrs from rom May J.
LEXINGTON AVE. ~" stor,, Eliza on.
mcy to Nelsop = swanson and ano, (" yrs
from July !. f9l3. $500. address. 4ie Lex
LEToX AVE. 5os and SO store: Nc
Einlev Realty and Construction 60 10
Joseph Roth: . VS. from oct l. 1918. $500
Lemon AVE $50. store and part base
mont: Pauline Levy 10 Harry lomrnise !
WIS from Nov T. ~. $50. address 'oo'
Eastern rar<way BrooklAn.
OAK 81. -. en- MARY J. higgins - Marie
Tammaro. 54-l2 YRS from Jan ], 1913 s.
PROSPECT we. 1855: lsi ard 81 floors
Annie Iaahv 20 ileNauder Goldman. Nf-
from Ma /. 1918; sl.o2o. address. l7sa
WILLIS I'VE. 80: I'll. ll5th st. TO- Eas'.
ground floor. Elizabeth 9 Doherty 10 Peter
Frank. : S-i2 ,rs from FEB ]. 1918. 81 500
address. 2Si Tireny 81.
wEsTCHrsTER AVE- 1870. store; \ Hun
fels sons 10 Joscrh Hack. > ~ from March
~. 1913. $1,000 address. ~ East tn -.
WILLIS AVE, 1871 store. etc, Mar
NJ, :. 1913 slc.o. address. Is7 wills ave
fST AVE 1850. - store. Christine freN
20 AIolph steiner. yrs from MAY J. 1914.
$3.50. address. az l'' az. az lao,
ITifsch ard ano to Jacob ~ Gruhman. > RS
from MAY J. 1918. $500. address. 81 East
5lst
.GTU ST 80 West: store etc: estate Of
ammo Hughes 20 John ficrsoheir. . RS from
M. I 1919. $3.50. address. 81 West -6'h r..
"5TH 81 - 70 30 West; "th loft, I"en-
fr-ntno vest Thirtf -dftl ~,-eet % 20 Aaron
kra-l and suo. = 10 YRS from JUL :, i3iJ.
s. n0n. address. - L'noN ave
JgTU ST ~ East. store. CO. sophie
rernord fp Frederick Boefmci. WIS flom
Ma I 1913. SGHn. sddr'ss 80 East "a'h e.
aGTH ST 90 East. all. Muritz hllTr 80
Samuel Lirtorof. . vrs from MAY !. 1872
g. gon. address. - Last ll@th. sf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

nth ST. $40 West: s sty tenmt; sold u
the defendant for Sf4 $50: also.
STANTON ST. 3l9 5Oxi3; sly tenmt ana
stores, sold to the plaintiff for SIfIo5 4.
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST. $50 East :. 1aJ II - Of Isl
ave. idsxlo0li: 8 sty dws; adjourned "
April ..
14lsT ST io5 West. 1O0x99. If. sty tenmt'
sold 10 the plaintiff for Sl15.coo.
BY u. Phoenix Ingraham
l25TH ST. ga East. ls.3xlp II sc
tenmt sold TO the plaintiff for 5000
BY Jacob II. Mayors.
122D ST. 80 East. 2lxl00, sly tenmt' SOFA
10 the plaintiff for 81. 200.
By Samuel Marx
18th ST. 80, East 25xlo3ss; s,ye zen tenm'
and stores; sold to the plsintin for sio'eo'
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Herbert \. sherman.
2e2p ST East. n 3. $50 T. Of White Piains
ave. JOxl(D Wakefield, sold to the piain''1
for 81 300. also, 90.
LoNGFELI.OW AVE. . :. 80 4 Of 20
ST. runs iOOX i3ny 2j.fx 81 TX ~
n 35O7 10 beg. vacant; sold TO the plaih'li
for $4,000.
BY Joseph +. Day.
HEATH AVE 2s05 :. oil.4 q Of ?3ot :
st. 20 2xloo.s. sly dNs. sold TO inc piai"''''
for $500: also.
LoRIr.ARD PL. 2i5i. . $ go II It n Of
isSth 81. ~. 5x97 T. sly frame dNg; sold 20
the plaintiff for $500.
by Henry Brady
HOE AVE. :. West Farms ri. n = nj
i6ifh St. 3 gore blk. 22s lA21l. 1lxlis.l, va
cant: adjourned to April s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Torecast.-Washlh'
'pse ~ J.

oe7c;al Record and Torecast.-NashlhE' ION,
March os-The winds along the Ne" h""e 'al's
,os., will BE high east, shifting 10 VIZ
, ,---.o.,,g N gale. middle and south Atlsnu y,
rss, nigh south shifting 10 nouns, cuif
, c,'if coast brisk 10 hisn noftn"es, N,icbi
enast rn,derate 70 brisk north' on Ian hie
coes'' M north becoming light ana NaIiSui'
J rhru,day night and shifting to sou'h ~
day morsNng ..o,, ~a,or,s received At the
49, puresu confirm earlier inolcauoIS -.
} Neayv rains on the vatersheos ol ~ 10 Ohio
1 KSntucky and Tennessee wfch en-" ,racir,;ta tion
49, 80 Tho Ohio River to-day was no.
peayy. and the volume OF water ia ,ne
iof that section wss not ina'el ga q, The ohio
However a repetition Of the hood III ~ ,ear
80, Us experienced in January of inns It sd
q. indicated with probable stase ~ 80
- at least fty rec, N Nistls ss At s., Louis
20 slightly exceed twenty-se'eh Iee' ~ ''
go sne ~ Indicated for the upper susaue,
s,>anna and in the Hudson RIVER al Ivy az"
Albany. ...o.,o,, =, ,air in the
aood districts within the next twenty -iou'
Excessive rains have continued in the ONO
p.atershed and considerable fdlnrai4 j.
ror,ei in the Atlantic and Gulf states IN he
iover Missouri and middle Mississippi talle9 :
and southwestern lake region me nun ,5S
turned TO with the approach "' .,r.I
v.ather there from the Northwest. me Norin
western cold wave. IN fact, Is no" pSshlhs
south and covers practically the entire so.n
iry betaesn the Mississippi RIVER ana u'
Rockies. hut the temperature is beginning u
moderate in the Northwest .,,
Tne storm which Is now centred IN hentuckS
ard which has been causing general pIec,pI
,.,ion for teveral DAYS will now move rap
tdlv northeast and pass into the ocean oy,
. THURSDAY night accompanied by rains ana
shifting gales and followed by fsir ana "iut 81,
colder weather The weather FRIDAY VIII
be .air throughout practically the entire coun-
try. -,
the Mississippi. and quite generally FRIDAY
throughout the central valleys.
Following the passage OF tins storm NO
further disturbances will, Cor the present. APP
near in the South. but rather in the North.
west instead. and are therefore relatively OF
little importance
Storm warnings are displayed on the Allan
tic coast from Jacksonville 10 PASSPORT. and
on the Gu.f coast from Mobile To cedar KEYS.
Steamers departing Thursday for European
port, will have high southwest. shifting m
northwest, winds, increasing to gale, with rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Victor Stolte 20 John Bach 500.
Samuel kempner and ano to Jeanette X
Harris. 500.
Theodore " MYERS to Title Guarantee and
Trust 90. S225 0Oo
David Sears t. Laura Jones. $40 500
Nolian NJ Boyajian In city Real Estate
60. 81.
Dedrich Fink, trus. to Emil Il Leidel. 81
GOO
Ray y Matshak and ano. trus. TO George l.
kingsiand $50 0oo
josephine % Rich 10 Amelia Schmidlapp.
eXr. 81
New York Trust 90 10 city Mortgage 90: 81
CITY Mortgage Co to r. O-monde Power.
$50 OC0
Virginia : Mackay~Smith 81 al TO William
4 Stuart and ano, trus, 81
Same 10 same: 81
Seymour Realty TO 10 Addie kohlnlan; s.. .
600
Montehorc Home to Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co. ST.
Carrie Weiss ct al. ear to Walter VI
Wilhelm G Renter to August Schramm
500.
Frances Hon:ord committee. to John r
Hil, cxr - asstsl. 81.
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co to Dry
Dock savings Institutions $4,000.
SG3 900
Same to same: s2e 900
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 20 to
Ray ~ Matshek; 81.
same 10 Lawyers Mortgage 90: $50. 100.
llarry n Earfel to Victor Scharps. 81
Victor Scharrs 10 Charles W.nne. ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The Duff & Brown Company has leased
for John \. rrigge 10 the McDermott
Dairy Company the store No. 1854 Am
stcrdam avenue for term of years.
y. Brigham Hall and William -. Blood
good leased the store and basement AZ
Nos lS9 and li Madison avenue for a long
term OF wears ~ an aggregate rental ot
about tiocHo to the VIII & Banner Com
pany Of Syracuse. makers Of candles and
lamp shadcs. and with New York city
branch for many wears ~ No. i Murray
street George Resented. of tho NJ. Nor
genthau. Jr.. Compant. represented the
Thirty-hrst Madison Company as owners.
Northirgton Whitehousc leased for tho
Goelet Really Company tho store and
basement No Is East i1th street for 2
term Of wears To Walter j. Brennan q Co..
dealers IN willow furniture. also the INST
loft 40 - T1nh avenue for a torn Of
wears to Evcral Brothers. tailors. the
fourth loft IN No. ln to Us East 18th
street To tho stuart Speciality 'ompanr
for a term ~ wears. and the store No. .
East Hth street for lIaiscy . Flint 10
Nine Adrienne
Moore q Wyckcn and stcrhen b. Tyns.
ir.. a GO. leased space BOO tn lassaNant
Building. SO so Fourth avenue. 10 liemy.
Schmidt & Pleissncr importers
James KYLE Il Sons rented tho store and
basement. northeast corner ~ 6ist street
and Third avenue. for John -. 'rimin.ns.
also tho store end basement ~ tho south
cast corner of Jlrt street and Second ave
nuc Tor Parker Is Dcanc and the store
40. 80 lexington avenue FOR tho Murray
LenoN Land company
Wilbcr e.. Goodaie leased for the NJ
gen, estate 80 GO seventh avenue 10
Charncn & %.
Malcolm T.. Smith rented Offices in the
BonOit Teller Bundirg 10 ~" Eastern
Mauso.cum COMPANY. also an apartment
Al 40. ~ West eith street Ia Nathan
Pilot
Spear & co. leased tho Grst loft m Nos
iIu and ili3 Broadway To George T.. For
'Icst. for tho Gray Realty and Develop
mont Company lott in Nos 90 and Z:
West e7th street. 1900 square foot IN No
= to - west eoth street. and To Abraham
l.. Schulman the second lott ia 40. iJ3 To-
$50 West 18th street 30 tho Enterprise
Lamp Manufacturing Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
REALTY NOTES.

j. Newton Osorio has removed his Of
nces to No. 40 Broadway.
The Duross Company negotiated the sale
of No. & West DIST street for Peter
Okkersc.
Peasc & Gilman have been appointed
the agents of the store and apartment
building at No II West 2sth street.
The Intercity Land and Securities Com
pany is the buyer of the Rockville apart
ment house AT northeast corner Of Audi
bon avenue and 117th street, the sale Of
which by the Brown-Welss Realizes was
reported in yesterdays Tribune The five
three story new law houses each onsplot
316xloO feet. at No 1890 10 1894 Franklin
avenue. were given IN part payment.
The Duff a. Brown Company have been
appointed agents of the May belle apart
ment houses. northeast corner Of St
Nicholas avenue and 18th street. by the
Agency Realty and Mortgage Company I:
also Of the Rene apartment houses. Nos
ASS and 80 West li3d street, by John j.
Long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
B||Y DWELLINGS FOR APARTMENT SITES
Row in East 58t Street To Be Improved with Twelve story
stuctue-The Other Purchase in West 82d Street.


| Bing & BnC have purchased from
Henry +. Goldschmdt the three iouF
story dwelling houses Nos. -, ~ ana ~
East 5sth street, occupying comnihen
Mot of 74Gxloo5 feet. The property i
| located $50 feet east OF Madison avenue
and ad;oins on the cast ffty-foot Two
story stable which has belonged 10 tne
Vanderbils for over half century. II
| is manned To- erect on the site Just pur-
chased a hish class twelve story apart
| ment hotel. Directly opposite are the
Antonette apartments, extending To o''i
street and TO Park avenue. which were
put up several years ago by Peter Her
| ter
The three four story dwelling houses
| Nos 1872 lSi and lS5 West SD street on
| plot 5xl029 feet. between Columbus ana
! Amsterdam avenues. have been purchaser
| bv the Crest Holding Company. Titles 10
the houses stand in the names OF William
u. Tension, Grace Carger and Richard
| Lewis, respectively. The property IS To-
| Gated about i15 feet east of the West End
SYNAGOGUE and is understood to nave oeeh
| bought for Improvement with an apart
ment house. Nj. kantrowitz, OF kantro-
WITT e. Esbers. who represent inc pur-
chasing company. stated Yesterday tna'
| the exact plans Of tho purchasers ooi'u
not yet be announced.
Pease e. Gilman closed an interesting
| lease in the upper Fifth avenue art colony
Yesterday to O. Bovard Mcbride. interior
decorator. now al No West +oth street.
IL, \ r-Na
the properiv at No. 3 Eas, I'd street. a
stable. on lot 25xioo.5 feet, adjoining the
building at the northeast corner ot rum
avenue and sd street, owned ny IN"
Oceanic Investing Company ana con-
trolled under lease by Rober, +. DO" ms
The fee Of No ; East sd street IS owned
bv Della Abbott Miller. Of No. Is East '-d
street. on this lot Nj Mcbride will erect
for his own use building containing
| many unique features. II Is TO he ready
for occupancy on October J.
Two more blocks along tho Hudson
River front. principally land under water
| have passed 10 the possession OF ;nc -"
York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Although purchase OF the blocks was
made IN June. 1905. title did not pas uniI
Tuesday from the owiers. for "h"n INC
Guaranty Trust Company acted. ne
| blocks lie to the vest from Twelfth ave
nue.. between lSsth and 18TH streets and
between iS2d and lJ5d streets. and VIII be
used in connection with the river front
| improvements the railroad u planning 10
make. The railroad also acquired titi'
| through its holding company. thc Nc"
| York State Realty Comrany. TO tho prep
| cr,y Nos. $40 and 32l West 6itn street for
! SO. JDD from Charles \. Doschcr and ROD
EFT O. Perry. as trustees.
Other sales announced follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

ave o.. sx-xIJ CxloO: Martha N Grimes 70
Martha Pafcnbaum "a South 14th ave ~.
Vernon. y Y mtg $1,000 March y: srr
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'o
Broadway. ,,e.. g.
PARK AVE $. 1546 II Of l3sth 81,
- oy. DIN 7 etephtns TO City OF View YORK
h and s. March Is; 5000: attorney, LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Br2 s.1,y,.
SUMMIT AVE. W g 6s9.3 u " OF WilllaIns-
bridge I'd. 5ox; John NJ. Macdonald ,n to Roo-
ort q Macdonald Red Bank. j SioV' a'of-
news. Phillips e. Avery. ~ Park Row
TLMPsoN Pr. 5 g, soi1 IT OF i ,I'i 81 10
s593x irreg; Oswald n Cammann, rus IL
Robert 4 Chesebrough Spring Lake, y:
Of J, part ,mts 100000: March 81 $500;
attorneys Stoddard Mark, 12s BroadMay;
WEBSTER AVE. 1852 n $. lsx'i.3; CnarIes
l. Koil to Caroline Hell, 2c5l Ryer ave mtg
IS. 600. March % ,oo TIM
T3D AYE . cor Of 10th 81. 100 ixlW.
Crotona Corporation TO Henry I'lueselmsn' ~
central Park West: March II; 500. attorneys
Bevins < FAIRIES. 2p9 Broadway. 49,.
lJS1H ST. 93T East. 2Jx1Oo-Broad nealty
60 10 Rehecca GoldberS. s3s Hewitt pl. Msrcn
is tmtg 5000: $1,000; attorney. Edward NJ
Brown. l5J ProadHay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
VARIETY OF AUCTION SALES.

Joseph =. Day Will offer az his special
sale to-day IN the exchange salesroom
80 4 Ncsey street. an important list ~
Manhattan and suburban propcrtics
among which is the Hotel Wan onda. Lib
crty. y. Y. modern fireproof loft build
ing IN the midtown loft section. private
dwelling houses in the Central Park West
and i'm the Riverside residential sections
factory property IN lonkers and East
Side tenement houses. also pr Shepard
sanatorium a. Columbia Heights, Brook
lyn. and a private dwelling house at Far
Rockaway. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
The Bronx.

rrv,xr -. - 10 r. ~ l7cd a. TX
,co S'' se r., ;. 1907 H,man and LA ps.is to
william Esert. 5000. aitorney. Max o'e'''a'" 10
% cAr1'LDwhLL AVE " :. 81 :, Of ISIS
:, "1ifton,. isxioo. MAJ - 1876 Emma
Hefter 10 samuel kassman. sl'-'' "''''"'''
l. Heftcr. ?o2 CeuldVcll ave 49, 80
ttT,GI f.NOT ST :. heine lot io'. man
pen6eld property South Mount Vernon. - y
100 Aug ~. 1907 Margaret h.et, 20 ,ou 40
I.eidel' individual ex'rX. sole lessiee ana ue
V,ee. 81 500. attorneys. \ Gcscheidi son
Mount Vernon. y \. ..
JACKSON AVE-. . :. -? q tom - co. -
Sacks e. Lizzie Calm. Si.to": attorney la"
vSrs ri,le Insurance 90. i6o BroadWs!.
LOTS ~. 1913 10 49,, od amennsa ms Bic, es'r -
same y, assignment; S3,5ti, attorney. rite
Guarantee and Trust GO. lie Broad Na y, ,.,s..
MArILDA ST. lot 49, ,d map 81 N iai.
Michael and Martha " Grimes 20 william
Il Jcpson $500. attorney Arthur Bell "'i
Alexander ave Co..
MINFORD RI. = : ~ q ~ 1884 50. soy
ioo reb IS 1910. Annie Keefe To James T
Barr 81 500. attorneys. Early < G I'D
Broadpav
,on,illc 5OxlOo April ., 1915. Thomas and
katherine Brogan 10 Elizabeth Adler. extrN
So 100. attorney. Hedley Cook. 2o5 Broad
wav
Denman pn 5oxlio. March &c 1910. colum
nus 4 Dorfman Construction 60 to Mickae'
Wolf 5000. attorney, Gainsours FL Broad
WAY.
WISE AVE. cor Freeman -. a5x'o;
Jan ~. 1912. Martha Perna 10 Title Guarantee
and Trus, Co iI6 Broadway $4,000.
WASHINGTON AVE .I56 2iXi06 iX23 Ok
ii0. March -. 1910 Benjamin and CART.
schoen To Emma and Jacob Pawel and Carrie
exrs. 81 COO attorney jacob PaNel. FL Broad
way.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. :. where Pen
field lands siioin those 81 soaring. iOoXl0o.
March -. zoos Wakefield Grace Methodist
mil .Vsol t4os] fuf. q
5000: attorrey, Mortimer Bell. Mount
Vernon, y /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
PINE ST. BUILDING LEASED.

The Westinghouse. Church. Kerr Com
pany. electrical engineers, which recently
leased Eve floors in the Equitable Trust
Company Building. No. 81 Wall street
has acquired a Lease Of the 1--WE story
building No. II Pine street. This was
leased for five years through the firm Of
L. j. Carpenter and Charles F. Moves
Company from the estate of Lewis {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
BUYS BROOKLYN BLOCK FRONT

One of the first big realty transactions
in Fourth avenue following the signing Of
the subway contracts and which is said
10 be the direct result of the dual plans
for rapid transit in that locality was put
through yesterday. when the Desmond
Dunno Realty Company purchased a
block front in Fourth avenue. extending
from s5th TO Seth street. The property
was purchased. the brokers say. for in
yestmeLt, as IT is located in a sect. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27
GET OPTION ON BIG TRACT
Members Of Siwanoy Club Obtain
Land for Clubhouse

Members Of the Siwanoy Country Cirb.
OF Westchester County. have formed a
syndicate and have secured an option on
100 acres of the iairvicw Park develop
ment on the White Plains Road. between
Tuckahoe and BronXvillc, Oh which TO
build new clubhouse and an eighteen
hole golf course. This will be leased 20
he club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-27

of Fourth avenue which is likely to build
I'm rapidly when the subway is in oper-
alton. II is at the turning point of the
new line. The property covers 200 feet on
Fourth avenue and ion feet on each of the
streets. one section OF the land WAS pur-
chased from Mathew Y. .. Malley and
the other from J. Bursch.