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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and at
torney)
Manhattan.
Manhattan

ALLEN ST, ll5. 2oxs7.6; Mary L Fits 10
August Materne, 500 I'd st. Brooklyn; March
10: 500: attorney, William c Orr, 81 Cham
BROADWAY, cor 1880 e. 1o5. loxl1s;
Euclid Realty Co TO Joseph Hamershlag, 10
West Goth s, .Gntg $4,000; March 81 500;
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 1iG
BROADWAY. &. 1lo.11 IT 3 OF l65th st.
25x1OO: Perry Avenue Construction co 10 Her
bert & Dodge. 100 East 81 st Gntg $4,000 +;
April l; 500; attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
BROADWAY. W cor ssth ST. lOosxloo:
Deborah Herman 10 Oceanic Investing CO. ~
Wall 81 (ntg S21J,O0W April !; 500; attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 Broadway
BROADWAY. 24s9 ls4xl0o: sophia Meyer
to Royal Atlantic Realty Corporation. 81 East
18th ST (mtg $4,000: March 81. s1Oo, attor-
ney B Il Siegelstein. 30 Nassau st.
COLUMBIA ST. 1S'z, 2ox4ss: Beckie Levy
Nov 4. 1912; 81; attorney Joseph Michel 2os
Broadway.
ELDRiDGE ST. $. i74.s It of Rivinston
81, 25. 3xs7.6 Cmtg S32. GOO Forsyth 1T. Is, =.
25xlO0 mtg $1,000; Tarsus Realty co TO
Simon Iandres 700 Hoe ave; March 10: 500.
ESSEN ST. III. "a. sXs7.6: Jonas Well q al
20 liyman HOFFMAN, 40 Essex 81 (m,s s2s;o",
March 81: 500; attorneys, Goldfogle, cohn &
Lind. 27 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. SEA. 1Gxs0: Corncia 81.
p and q s. A. 2sslo' BAXTER 81 ~ w -
Baxter st, 4, =. 2sx34 sy2sx33G Park Row
164 and 1G6. " cor Baxter 81, joA3ZN03.oN
800; Columbia st. IS. s. 25xloo; stanton y.
1856 n c cor Attorney 81, runs q 2J.6x %. ~
G 20 TX n 30 2y W 601 10 e Attorney ST \
100 TO beginning Milton Finelite with release
Of agents. etc, to Alex Finclite and Abraham
Tinelite. SEQ Broadway: all tito; b and and
C. e. March 2s: $1,000 attorney, Abraham
Finelite, $50 Nassau 81.
MANHATTAN AVE. 403. isx5o: Reuben II
Fichthorn to Morris Beer, on premises ,mtg
Sc O0O: April /; 500: attorney Frank NJ
Franklin. 800 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. W cor 10Th 81. 2'.2A.'o'
Charles 4 Stein TO ROYAL Atlantic Realty Cor
poration. u East 18th 81 tmtg 10000; March
81: 500 attorney, - siegclstein' W Mas
sau ST
MADISON AVE. W :, 62.2 n OF soth ST,
4Ox7O; Charles 4 Stein to Royal Atlantic
Realty Corporation. II East 18th 81 (mtg $50
500: March 81. 500; attorney. Il Siegcl-
stein. % Nassau 81.
MANUATrAN AVE. 3o@. W :. lsx5o: Reu-
bon +. Fichthorn 10 solomon Goldstoin ;.ej
Manhattan ave (mtS $4,000. March 2s
500: attornev. Title Guarantee and Trust
60. f7c Broadway.
MANHhTTAN ST. Ill. s21l0o: Edgar
Construction 60 - Euclid Realty 60, -
Cedar st (mtG $4,000. March III, ~ at
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Tho Bronx,

10TH ST. :. 1891 II OF Southern
boulevard: sty brk tenmt J0xe2 c Carey
Building 60. G Carey. l76th st and Trafalgar
pl. president. owners. kr.ymborg Architectu-
raj 60. 1881 81 aud Southern boulevard. archi-
tects; cost, $4,000.
BEEkMAN AVE. " cor OF Oak Terrace.
sly brk tenmt. 2JX.W: X 4 Construction
90, Harry Jackson lil? Wilkins ave. presi
dent. owner; kreymborg Architectural CO..
1881 81 and Southern Boulevard. architects;
cost $4,000
1s1Sr ST. =. $40 n of Southern Boule
Jones. 4O4 East Hist Il. owner: Kreymborg
Architectural 60. i63d 81 and Southern Boulc
ward. architects cost. 10000.
INDERHll,b AVE. g - 400 n n Of Iacomb
ave; sty brk storage. aL6Nis: 4 + Pcclnt
1os East l40th 81. owner; Robert Glenn. 1893
Guion pl architect: cost. 81 500.
10TH ST, n cor of Simpson st; sty brk
tenmt, 2oNp; kaplan Building CO. Harry
kaplan, osi Washington ave. president. own
ers, " Byrne 1929 ID ave, architect. cost,
$4,000.
MAPkS AVE, ). l9J n OF i19th st: b
sly brk tenmt. 86x95: Schil construction CO.
Edward \ Shill $50 Van Nest ave. president.
owner; Frederick Hammond, ;ol East 18th
ST, architect; cost $50 600
'OSrER ST. " - ;i2J II Of sNolford ave.
sly hrk dwg. i2x29: ! sly brk stores. 5i.33x
ABB: Arnold Seller Gil Beck 81. owner: An
ton Plrner. 2o63 Wostchcstcr ave, architect
cost. $500.
PROSPECT AVE, cor Of i50th 81: open
air theatre, 25NIOO. James aud Fannie Roth
schid, ON premises. owners; Harry 7 Howell,
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TO PROTECT PLATFORMS
Coroner's Jury Urges Ratings
for Subway Stations.

Coroner Feinberg in his charge TO tho
fury IN the case OF Edward W. Moister.
who was killed in tho subway on March
~. said:
II particularly call your attention 10
the fact that you may incorporate IN
YOUR verdict that the Public Service Com
mission shall be asked TO order a pro-
tcctivc railing or ratings. on and at all
stations OF the subway. either above or
below ground, SO as TO prevent the loss
OF life IN the future BY accidents OF TINS
description
The jury accordingly returned with
verdict recommending that the Inter
borough supply all stations with iron
platform ratings and sufficient SAFE
guards 10 prevent accidents.
Moister. who WAS sixty years old. was
killed by a subway train at Broadway and
18th street. He lived at No. 60 west
156th street.
Witnesses said that Moister was run
nirg 10 the front part OF the platform TO
board a train that was just pulling into
the station when he fell and rolled In
front Of Il.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Helen Gilman aud ano. eNrs. to clara c
Schrcnkelsen. 5000.
Edward stockle to Janet NJ schonler;
8. 400.
Gustav Frey TO George Ehrot: $40 600
Morris W Leonie 70 Slgmund Ashner: 81.
Diedrich Iindhon to Title Guarantee aud
Lawyers Title Insurance 20 TO David
Welch. $1,000.
Joshua Nilleman 20 Helen O Batdorf: 81
East River Savings Institution 10 Eliz
Rankin. 81.
Nellic 4 Kelly to Bronx Security and
Brokerage 60. 81.
Henry Goldstoue 10 Belle Goldstone; 500
Jos Eosenthal 90 Max scott. 81
Henrietta e De Grove. adm. 20 Henrietta
Hudson T. Ros. TO otto q Fuchs. sos.
Emily Frcund q al, trus. 20 German saw
Hermann Tonycs To Rose Selg. $4,000.
New York Ilfo Insurance and Trust co 20
Lawyers Realty Cos $4,000.
Daniel Gusgenh"imer ,rus 10 Lawyers
MORTGAGE 90. $50. 600
James Dowds to John Dowds: s: 800.
Bronx Investment TO to Mary Il portic;
$4,000
New York Life Insurance co to Lawyers
Alice q sarles to There.e We'll; 81.
Title Insurance 60 Of New York 20 Bronx
Savings Bank. $1,000.
John l. Cadwaladcr ct al TO Lily G Cram:
$50. 900
Isaac shmnn to Emanuel Libmsn: s..
John / cadval 1der and ano trus. 20 John
l. Cadwaladcr 81 al, 81,
Thomas Read To- Kings County Trust Co.
trus. s. 500
John Bacso 10 Daisy !. Modry: 81
r O'conor Sloane. jr. TO Tito Guarantee
and Trust 90; 800.
George Steinmuller and ano, exrs, 10
Annie Rothkamp; 81. 500.
David Welsh To James y Halves; 81.
Alice Richard 10 Salvador. Kizzo; 500
Marjorie y Morse 10 Eisi. p Tngraham
81 700
same to same. 50 600.
same to same: $500
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Sarah SwitZer.
$50. 900.
sam" TO Troy Savings Bank. $4,000
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF United
States 70 sue W Hopkins. Sil.J00.
Same 10 Lucie II Schellng. $4,000.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change saleroom. Nos. IL and 10 Ncsey
street:
Ry Joseph T. Day.
116TH ST. $40 East. g. 100 Il 81 "a ave-
@I.6xlOO.i1: = sly tenmt. sold TO the pam
un for $4,000.
BY Henry Brady
142D ST. o3I West. $. go u = o. SIN
ave. 25x9911: sty garage: sold TO the pam
tin for $500.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p Day.
18TH ST. East. II =. I10.5 n Of webster
ave. 4O.3x995x47x zoos: vacant; sold 20 Molly
Bernan for Se.9OO also.
f75TH ST. 4as East. cor Of Bathgate
ave. 3f5XlO3.I; 3 sty bldg; adjourned to
April :.
BY }. II. Mayors.
LONGFELLOW AVE, ISL. " s. 100 Il n OF
Seneca ave @5xlo0: = sly dwlg; sold 10 the
plaintiff for $1,000; also.
PERRY AVE. cor of 2o'th 81, l-'N
100: vacant: sold to O'Hara Bros for S',Jop.
by Henry Brady.
EASTCHESTER LANDING I'D. n c $,
a147 II : e. Of Boston Post I'd. contains do
acres: withdrawn.
BY James l., Wells Company.
CAMBRELLENG AVE. 2Sts. @ r. 117.6 u n
or lS9th -. 1S.9x1o7. = sty dwlg; sold TO tho
plaintiff for $500.
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CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
Pour-Year-Old Sets Home Afire While
Mother Was Out Shopping.

Charles Coakley. four years old. OF No
81 Gouverneur street. was fatally burned
IN "A slight fire while alone IN MS NOME
Yesterday morning Re is thought 10 have
set the place afire while playing with
matches. His mother who was out shop
ping. found the place filled with smoke
when she returned to her home.
Mrs. Mary McGarvey, neiShbor. heard
hcr screams. and although the woman is
sixty wears old she managed 10 rescue
tho how and his mother The mother was
slightly burned Both were taken To
Gouverneur Hospital, where the lad died
"A few hours afterward.
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LIS PENDENS.

RAILROAD AVE, e 5, lo4 tt OF Ont, ,'V'a
ST o3yIJOx3OxfJ0: John Ruser az, Ju 4.
p;eer Of al foreclosure OF mts)' attorney
U1TU ST. n :. 9s II Q OF Pleasant ave: az
too. - chauncev Anderson agt GUN 'oio,u
Ion 90 81 al foreclosure Of mtgj' at'o'"'' .
,ndcrson Iselin e. Anderson ,.-,, O.,
RoKHTNS AVE. s. - ~ OF I7'." ~, ~,
-oYi0o. Fox st, g s. 1882 r. OF ioJ,h ~, yua
ioo, iii Renedetto Realty 90 aet ,.s
,;razi,dio Specific performances a''o'"'' -
Coitner simon K Asher. ,,. taox
t,oTii sT 9 s. 1915 Il of BroadWay' ,,o,,>
90 II. Charles II Bellows. Jr sgt vs. 49,, 700 ~
s,r,ot Realty 60 CT al tamended ior,. "
nte,. attorneys Maerkle. Darius a Maern" .,
CUAMBERS ST. :, TO- n OF 'II,' ~ o;
81 7x2JIx74. 40: John MURPHY e,
Alcxander Relman ct al foreclosure VI ""e''
attorney j J smith =, 18th
Of 40 liz irreg: Margaret LSdwith agt neo.s
Johann Ct nj action 10 declare deen ''''' "
tornoy. 3 Raymond ,,. a,, Lena
ti3TH sT. 20 West: Henry Meyer ast Ina
Kannensohn ct nj foreclosure or m's'' "''0
news. F.lfer8 & Abberley. MALE. 70 y,
isrII sT o,O West; Dumsine Realty 90 az
Frederick ! Kelly et al action to set as'''
convevanceC: attorney. = l. JosephthaI ~,
56TU ST 9 s. 100 n Q OF sth ave, -uHI"'o
came az, Renzen Realty 90 ct al 'atioh "
sct aside conveyance); attorney, 5 IL Joseph
thai , c.,ran aet
IouIs CART 81 al foreclosure or mtg); a''o'
rova l. 4 l. /Inkc.
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UPPER BROADWAY CORNER PLOT SOLD
English Capital in Purchase of Large Plot at 89th Street.
New Owner for Old 34th Street Holdings
HIGGINS FAMILY DISP0SES OF 18TH ST. BLOCK FRONT

excepted from this proposed legislation
i'm cities of the first class buildings less
than eighty feet in height and where net
more than fifteen persons are employed
10 n thousand feet of floor surface.
T.. V. DAILY is the buyer of No. 1j6 East
10Th street. sold recently by DR.. Francis
L. Toolcy through y. \. Berwin Il co.
The F1cischmann Realty Company has
removed it's offices from No. 501 Fifth
avenue to the Forty-sccond Street Build
ing. at No. 90 East 42d street.
The John y. Peel Company negotiated
the resale of Nos. 505 and 50 West 90
street for Charles Pferffer TO William >.
Dempsey. who owns adjoining property.
Mr. Pferffer acquired the property few
weeks ago through the same brokers.
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The Bronx.

ANTHONY AVE. =. 1913 IT OF Burn
side ave. 21XlCo; Louis Radin to Annie Gold
stein, 900 Henry st; March Ii; yrs, 4 per
cent; $1,000: attorney. Pollock. $50
Broadway
BRIGGS AVE. e cor OF 2olst ST. lOox3J;
John II Iiuneke to Emigrant Ind stria Saw .
ngs Bank. IL Chambers st: Ap..- /; yr.
$4,000. attorney. j Seaman. 81 Cham
b@rs 81.
Elliott ave. 10OxIJO. stacy " Kapp 10 Mary
Kunkel 1910 Amsterdam ave; March II;
yrs. q per cent. $1,000, attorney Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
GRAND AVE, 5. is7.iI II n OF Fordham
ave. 50xlOl1: Ignazio Pagliaro to Annabelle
oakley. 253 West losth st; April yrs;
sGo9 r st9s d Iso LaTssTs Tie
NIL. AVE. >. 47j II OF Randall ave.
5oxloo John / McEntee TO Theresa Teng-
strom. 3937 An.undson ave; March :: 2 yrs.
MAPLE AVE. W :. 100 It $ of LIST st. .5x
722 East 212th 1T; April ,prior mtg
$4,000. yrs. 4 per cent: 500; attorneys
Cass a. Cass Gs William st.
Jefferson ave. 5oxIOo; Joseph Rinsler to
Michael Jackie 1891 Crotona ave; April |.
yr. q per cent: $500: attorney. william
PLOT bcgins $50 II e Of White Plains rd
and 900 n n OF Morris Park ave. i2ox1O0;
Joseph Famglio to Isabella Beatty. 1899
Crotona ave: April !; yrs per cent
$500 attorney. \ I Strctwolf 165 Broad
Wa".
TREMoNT AVE. y ?95 4 " Of Mar,
mion ave. 2Jyi0O: Timothy + sullivan 10
BLANCHE Wcsselman SO West End ave. ana
ano: March ~: > yrs: $1,000: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. lac Broadway.
WEST FARMS ROAD. 1861 to l06" " r.
Glx59 Gx22 5x7O.1f: EliZ McPhillips 10 James
& Mccarthy. 1917 West Farms road March
81: 3 yrs q per cent: $1,000: attorney. Tito
Guarantee and Trust Co. 1iG broadway.
WEBSTER AVE. 313i and $3.50 So 3ox-'
Walter = MCGEE 90 to Germania Life lnsur-
ance 60. 30 Union So. Nov -. lels tprior
mtg so oOO). due rs per bond 10000 at
torncy, Alfred Koelkcr. jr 62 William 81.
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LINCOLN HOTEL SALE TO-DAY.

Bryan l.. Kennedy Will sell at auction
to-day the northwest corner Of Broad
WAY and sd street, the site Of the old
Lincoln Hotel. and the adjoining prop
erty. The property consists Of six story
and three story brownstone buildings
with stores, having q frontage Of 10o.ll
feet on Broadway and 1908 feet on West
SGD street. Also No. East 2sth street.
adjoining Fifth avenue. four story
brownstone dwelling: No. 34e West End
avenue, near 10th street, four story
brownstone dwelling. and at executors
sale 10 close the estate OF Richard Cum
m,nrs. No $40 West s7th street. near
Riverside Drive. a three story limestone
dwelling.
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FIFTH AVENUE PLOT SOLD.

Mrs. Cora Dillon Wyckon has sold the
vacant lot. 25xl0o feet, on Fifth avenue
17.2 feet north OF 10Th street II is be-
tween tho new homo of the late James j.
Wy.ong and the two houses erected by
j. Horace Harding. 1t is the northerly
one OF three owned BIZ Mrs. Wyckoh at
this point and has been held at s2Socoo-
Leonard J. Carpenter was the broker in
the transaction.
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GREAT NECK PLOT SOLD.

The Rickert-Finlay Realty Company
has sold TO Mrs. Lillian Barton Wilson
plot in Kensington. Great Neck. on Ar
leigh Road. 2S5 feet west of the Shore
Road. The plot has frontage OF 136
feet and a depth of 800 feet, and over
looks tho new waterfront gardens on
Manhasset Bay. Mrs. Wilson is having
plans prepared for u handsome residence
to be erected for immediate occupancy.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
April. I

NORTHERN AVE, ., whole front bet
l7sth and 18th SITS. --x10O. G. Schaile & son
agt' Birch Realty co, owner ,renewaD; 5000.
PARK AVE. cor Of 1881 St. 81 INstS;
Atlas cut stone 90 egt Meyer Fredlandcr.
owner. Reliable Contracting Co. contractor
$500
18TH ST. 22l East: Charles schneider co
agt Alice G Furlong owner; Furlong & Fur
long. contractors: S325.
MERCER So. 30; sam Deskin agt Freder-
ick Fox Realty Co. owner: h Miller. contrac-
tor: So.
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REALTY NOTES.

A COMMITTEES. consisting of Charles T.
Moves. representing the Charles f. Noyes
Company and the Real Estate Board OF
Brokers: G. r. Coley. representing the
Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown
conpsny: Seth Spraguc Terry. repre-
senting William A. White &, Sons, ana
Carlisle Norwood. representing the
Realty League, is in Albany working in
favor OF an amendment 10 the proposed
state factory laws, so that there will be
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70 Matthew DOYLE. $50 East 165th st 'mts
SO OOW: April /; 81. ,o,, .,e o5x
nth ST, $. 225 II W Of Marmion aI 3d., on
100 Timothy sullivan TO Harry s,an
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust 70 ~
Broadway. . o,o Asx
18TH ST. 3 s. 100 II e OF Bryant ave 49, ,f,nA
-. Charles VI Weigle 81 al To ANNA 80.
1900 Brvant ave (mtg s25OO: April ]; sloo'
AT 1rney y < soligman. 81 Nassau ST. .., =,
32,D ST S23 East. n $, 2JNllfo' isa' -,
Howard TO Esther Fsss. 225T eth ave un,s
81 7oD,: March Il: 500; attorney. David frieu-
man 200 broadway.
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PROPOSALS.

oUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. WEST PoIssss
New York. March Z. lpi3.-Scalcd proIs,sioss
in triplicste. subject To the usual cono' q.
will be received at this Office until :W y,
April Z, 1913. for draining and nliihs 80 n
on Constitution Island. Tho United sta" ;, u
serves the right to accept OF reject any
proposals. Forms and specifications iu'"
upon application
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACIo'

ATTTIs 7.
WEBSTER AVE. 8, 12j II n o. hs,t
ST, 80 1ixa5. 10: Prospecting 90 loans hei''''
Construction 90 $4,000. o- - ., Tor,
CODDINGTON AVE, ;, SO ~ %.
Schuyler I'd, 2jxllo; North side MOI, sas'
Corn9ration loans Pasquas Cestaro 9l;a0 ,,o
Nr',ptt ,VE, = cor Of T2i st. 1O2 2xl3o'
New York IAfc Insurance Co loans u IL
IJoldiny 60 500 900
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL l..

BROADWAY. 1,70. Berger Manufacturing
co agt Matoaka Realty 60 ct al. March II.
1913. Si5.
nth ar. 90 West: Pierce Butler and Pierce
Manufacturing Co agt ole II Olson ct al: Feb
20. 1918; <sos 46.
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RoWEIY. 81 and e5is. l0i II . OF Hester 81.
25xI1I 3x.JxIla9: April !. 1908: Maky LYONS
10 George II Buckbee: $4,000. attorney. L II
Shapiro t19 Nassau ~.
MADISON AVE. cor Sd st. .ONI0:
Sept -. 1909; Lou Pcgram to Equitable Life
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,G1sr ST. 1856 = sty frame stores :r ana Cor,
az 81 vaO q. Anna VI Decker. 2tpo franc rchi
c ." "wner: ! Cocker 2o17 9Th ave- a'c''
tect: cost, Sl,JOO , Ir,orvale ave: 3
FREEMAN ST. cor OF N.Y. oe 40. FRED
si Wecht' $50 Riverside Drive. oM .nbi,
Trederick Hammond. sol East li?'h ST. a'o"'
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N ave and 14oth st, architect; cost 81, 0oV
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

,.u,c,Y cr n o cor OF Vandam ST.
GREEN W. lcH u ! iriscox. ~ Columbus aye,
o eY r;' 6 II Pollard. i27 Madison ave. 'r'"'
root. S1., 600
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF k'a"'ee 81"
attorncy)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
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TOILET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

loft E0xloo; light four sides. with eIeyst1,
Port Morris station, =: T.. ~ y: q -; -. n J.
MIrGLER'S IRON WORKS. Sal East 10th o.
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
rvVr AAICnnA 9Th Ave. O
IhEI LAINNOVkN 18th 81

Now open. New Works latest iashionats
hotel Rockets and particulars on redlsr
EDMUND II. CHATlIL.oN.
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MORTGAGE LOANS.

PARTIES SEEKING per cent inye.,mn'
secured by good mortgages, Coupled vim
shsye In the profits OF "A conservative ana cue
ccssful building corporation. address FOR inter
leu PRINCIPAL Box 1873. Tribune once
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL esTATeFoR SALE oRTo LET

BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
FOR SALE at Winfield. "A S-rooin .-story
frame house. on Thompson ave. boulevard,
cheap. trolley passes the door. ID minutes 10
Both -. and "a ave. cent fare. Write 10
SMITH. ~ East l2uth ~.
sNAP-Ior 25xl25. ON ROOSEVELT AVE
nue. on line OF new rapid transit; only
81 600 HARLESs. 3d6 9th ave. y. y.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
APRIL i.
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The Bronx.

18TH sTREET.-Ban ]. How & co. have
sold for Richard II. Jaeger. of Monticello. y.
y to q client. for investment, the northwest
corner a. River avenue and 18Th street. d
PROSPECT ANENUE.--kurz & Uren have
sold for Catharne Darling No. 800 Prospect
avenue. between 1sJth and 18th streets. q Two
story brick and stone two family owcillhS
house on nj Is OKLA feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-02
Manhattan.

PARK AVENUE. The two four story dwell
ling houses Nos 1922 and 1924 Park avenue.
located Oh feet north Of S3th street. on pl1t
40x1O feet. have been sold by Amos t. IA
Pinchot The purchasers arc Ramsey HogueI
and Miss Mary McCreefy his sister in-law
They will remodel the present houses for their
own occupancy. Many costly homes have been
erected in the immediate neighoorhoou
J5TH REEIT-Ashforth x GO. have soia
for Isabel Leonard 10 J. Bernard Wohfarih
No "a West 4Jth street, a I'VE story tene-
ment house. with stores. on lot 2oxloo.o iee''
near Tenth avenue.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-02
BAD WATER HOLD-UP
It Was Only for Moving Pictures
but Passengers Thought 1t
Real Thing.
BY FRANK ELLISON.

The journey across the desert is
not a distracting one, and any diver
sion is gladly welcomed, so that,
when the fiashily dressed man stood
up at the end of the Pullman and be-
gan to address the passengers, every
body went forward and gathered
around him, laughing and clappine.
They thought he was going to offer
something for sale.
However, he had nothing to sell.
He had favor to ask he said, and SO
everybody became silent and listened
attentively.
Ladies and gentlemen" began the
fashily dressed man, Il am going to
repeat to you what have just said to
the passengers in the next coach.
When we reach Bad Water, in ten
minutes or so, moving picture man
will be upon the platform to take
some pictures representing hold-up.
Some of the performers, dressed as
bandits will attack the mail car, while
others will go through the coaches, de-
manding your money and valuables.
But please do not be alarmed. The
whole proceeding will be in panto-
mime, and if you will make show Of
compliance, and so aid us, nobody will
be annoyed. l ask Of you, fellowpas-
sengers, to feign alarm, and If one or
two of the ladies will pretend to faint
1t will help things along"
Everybody began laughing and
eagerly awaited the stop at Bad Wa
ter. This was the fourth day of the
trans-continental journey, and the pas
sengers were on very good terms with
one another They began to discuss
train robberies.
I'D never give up cent" exclaim-
ed stout perspiring drummer, wip-
ing the alkali dust from his features.
Not for all the train robbers in Cali
fornia. No, Stree and don't mistake
me, I'd duck their pistols and hit out
once or twice and then-well. there
wouldn't be any train robbers"
Well as for me, I know l should
just faint" answered a demure young
lady And before | tainted I'd just
hand over everything had"
Not with me around, you wouldn't
need to" answered the drummer gal
lantly
The other travellers did not commit
themselves, for at that moment the