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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31
REruRNEp ERoM nEIRolI

The Misses lola aud Lucille White Who
live near Bismarck have returned from an
outing at Detroit, MINI.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31
TO GOLDEN STATE.

Louis and Bernie KatZ. sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Katz leave today for a visit with
relatives in San Francisco. California.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31

You can get the good old Carney
coal at Nortz Lumber Co. Phone II.
-(Adv) h., s
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IN r

!, Dan Banberry came in Friday from one
of his usual trips and left Saturday to
Sunday in Fargo. combining business and
pleasure. "@
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31

Anyone knowing the Whereabouts
of Vester and 10y Griswold will con-
fer a favor by notifying N. r. Girls
void, IngOmar, Rosebud Co., Mon.
tana, their father, Aug. 2, 1913.
Other papers please copy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31

The NJ. 4. A. viii nave u regular meets
ing at the X. +. hall on Monday night at
s o'clock.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31

HERE FROM DICKINSON.
Forum: Atty. and Mrs. r. D. Casey of
Dickinson arrived in the city yesterday
and are guests of Mrs. John Lamb and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31
gave the officers a lively tussle. Nothing
is known of his whereabouts.
w HOUSE CLOSED.
MEETING MONDAY MIGHT

Monday VIII De a holiday at the State
house.
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KS.

The Golden Valley Progress thus ex-
presses itself upon the acquisition to the
editors desk of the Tribune of it's pres
ent occupant: Warren A.. Stickley, for
mer publisher 0 fthe Kenmare Journal
and one of the most widely known news,
paper men in the state, has taken charge
of the editorial department + the Bis
marck Tribune. Mr.. Stickley Is a power
full newspaper writer, a nan Of sterling
quality and strong convictions and will
be a valuable asset to North Dakota's big
daily. Success to both Stick and the
"Trib.''
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-31
NOW IN BISMARCK.

Mrs. J.. =. Stevens of Grand Forks
and Mrs. Nellie Nelson of Grand. Forks
arrived in Bismarck Saturday morning.
They have been in the western portion
of the state lecturing n holding meet
ings for the past three weeks in a Cruz
sade against the terrible disease Of tub
erculosis. While on this trip, they visit
ed Beach, New Salem Sentinel Butte.
Taylor, Richardton, Glen Ullin, Clad
stone, Hebron and Dickinson. Mrs. Stew
ems a y they feel so encouraged with!
their success, having met with so much
encouragement in their meetings. They
carry with them a set of slides and are
thus able to place before the public The
true state of affairs in regard to tthe dis
ease. There next place was Steele where
they hold q meeting today. from which
point they 90 home and will next start
a trip in the northern part o. the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
SALEM IN RETURN TESTS
Wireless Experiments Continue
on Trip from Gibraltar.
from The Tribune Bureau. J

Washington. March 1.-THE Navy De
partment was advised to-day that the
scout cruiser Salem, which has been con-
Quoting wireless tests with the Airing
ton station on trip across the Atlantic,
will leave Gibraltar tonight or to-mor-
row and will continue the experiments
on the return voyage to Hampton Roads.
IL is known that the Salem received
continuously by daylight from the Ar
lington station up 10 a distance Of about
twenty-four hundred miles and that she
was able 10 transmit TO Arlington con-
tinuously by daylight up to about thir-
teen hundred miles. Night ranges We're
much greater.
II was declared to-day that general
confirmation OF the special apparatus un-
der test has been received but that no
provision was made for q complete re-
port by cable. since authoritative con
illusions can be drawn only after analy-
sis OF the Salem's detailed records in
connection with those kept at the Ar
lington station. The data gathered on
the return voyage will also be checked
before q complete announcement is made.
The Salem was permitted by the Brit
ish government 10 use the lofty antenne
OF the Gibraltar station for special cX-
periments I'm receiving from Arlington.
No report OF these experiments has been
received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

,oTH ST 2O3 West: j Portman & co sst
John Doe owner. l. l. Anderson and Joseph
Risscll contractors; s2ls 40.
4srH ST 10 East: Royal Artificial stone
GO agt Julia Ward. owner. Marun n Man
doll Inc contractors; Sab 81.
ID AVE. 3iT and $40; Morris Golis,elh
act Freida Hart owner. II II Hart contrac-
tor (reneWaD. So.
PARK AVE. 1850: David Saron agt An
cclina Montelone. owner, Thomas cunning
ham. contractor: $50
PARK AVE cor 153d II. 5i.sxsI.1 .
Norris Kurlanshl agt Never Fiiedlander.
owno-: supreme Building 20 ana Pophih
60. contractors; $3.50.
80 ST. - East, Nathan Schaier aet keu-
hin Ilcrold. owner. Max SIegel contractor
$50 , ,
POND pI.. W cor 197th ST. 5oxl25; j j
Foley Plumbing and Heating co agt.N lIii""l
Kaufman Construction co. owner and con
tractor. $50 800, .
sOVIO0. Elizabeth Bauer agt Henry J lem
MONS. owner; william \ Burr a Go, contfac-
tors Si25 o.
ftGTH ST as and $50 West: Water Su-
pcrNlsion co agt william Gamble. owner
Samuel i Huntley. contractor. SIS
PROSPECT AVE. "6c. samuel Mlner
ACT Pose Simon. owner and contractor
Michael ! Greeley and Isidore baer. own
cry. 500 =,
15sTH ST. 800 70 $50 West: Samuel u
Miner RCt Rose Simon. owner and contrac-
tor. simon simon. contractor. S3Si.
BROADWAY. 346: Carnegie steel GO AK
Now York Life Insurance co. owner. Marx
g TredenniclS contractor: Cruise Engineering
60. sub-contractor; Si.09t 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
REALTY NOTES.

Douglas l.. Gilman a. 60. Inc. have
been appointed agents by Mrs. John
Nickerson for the following properties
No. 1857 Lexington avenue. Nos. l143 and
1l35 Third avenue and Nos 800 90 and
200 East ll7th street.
The Charles ]. Weinstein Realty Com
pany is the buyer Of No. 90i TO 3l9 West
18th street. the sale Of which by Jacob
Kottek was reported in yesterdays Trib-
une. An elevator apartment house will
be erected.
Peasc 4 Gilman negotiated the lease OF
the store in the Forty-second Street
Building to the Victor Nunes Company
The same brokers leased the store six
months ago to the United Cigar Stores
Company for ten years at an aggregate
rental OF 10000 The United Cigar Stores
Company then relinquished its lease, as
1t had leased a store in the building at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
Sf.8O0,OO0 LOAN ED.

The McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company
reports that IL has recently placed loans
aggregating 81, $4,000 as follows:
For Isaac a. Hopper Inc. of Soo,@0
on the twelve story loft building to be
erected al No. 423 to 437 West 18th stree;
for the Comfort Realty Company Of
$50. 900 on buildings TO be erected on the
west side Of Wadsworth avenue, near
1sjth street; for the 18th Street COnstruc-
ton Company $4,000 on the loft building
NOS. 1il and 143 West 2sth street; for
Mrs. Roberta +. Frank. $1,000 on No.
DPS 10 229 West 18Th street; for the Fox
Square Building Company. $4,000 on
four houses on the west side Of Hoe ave
nue.. near 165th street: for the Demo-
cratic Club. $4,000 on its clubhouse. No.
8l7 Fifth avenue: for the Podgur Realty
Company. $4,000 on the apartment house
at Southern Boulevard and northeast cor
ner OF Aldus street: for Henry p. Wall
900 on No. Ia TO l45 West 4d street /,
for Robert Wallace, $4,000 on tho apart
nent house south side of 12lst street. east
of Amsterdam avenue; for Mrs. Clara Ia
Whyte. $4,000 on the apartment house No.
All 10 AL West l2th street, Tor Jacop
Iipman. $4,000 on Nos % and IS Baydrd
street; for the Trask Building Company.
81, 100 on an apartment house on South
ern Boulevard. near l73d street; for the
Horace Construction Company, $1,000 on
its apartment house in Aldus street near
Hoe avenue; for Mrs. Lizzie l.. George.
$1,000 on No. $40 West seth street. for j.
j. Powers, 5000 on houses Nos. $40 and
CAS- Amsterdam avenue; for Otto Grimmer,
$1,000 on premises Nos. 232 and ga East
37th street: for the New York Real Estate
Security Company. $4,000 on the apart
ment house No. go West both street. and
for Fred J. McCanless, $4,000 on two
apartment houses on the west side of
Clinton avenue, near lSlst street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
HOSPITAL PROPERTY SOLD
Child's Nursery Parcels Dis
posed at Auction for S446, LOO.

Almost 30 per cent more than the upset
price set by Controller Prendergast was
obtained for the holdings of the New
York Nursery and Chld's Hospital on
Lexington avenue 50th and 5lst streets
at the sale held In the Exchange sales-
rooms yesterday by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
One OF the largest and most representa-
tive audiences that have faced an auc-
tioneer in many years attended. Inc
property was sold by order OF the CITY oil
New York and the trustees OF the hos
pital. ~ per cent OF the amount received
going TO the city and 20 per cent TO the
hospital. In separate parcels the property
brought t4i6.l1
The first parcel put up. the lot al the
southeast corner Of Lexington avenue
and DIST street, was the subject OF lively
competition. and was finally struck down
To syndicate in which Lowenfeld N
Prayer. Max Marx and Fischer Levine
are interested. at 1920. The three adj
joining lots on Lexington avenue went 10
Harris q Maurice Mandelbaum al A2.t".
S3S, 900 and 10000. respectively. Adjoining
these to the south an irregular lot was
struck GOWN 10 MAN NdiNs i'P' '''''''''N
the syndicate. for Sl9cN. and the same
buyer took the northeast corner OF Cth
street. q plot .5xi13 feet. at Sol.Jp.
The nine lots on the south side of DIST
street. beginning 100 feet east al leNihs-
ton avenue were al bought boy Bing u
Bling. the three nearest Lexington ave-
nue. at 5000 each. the two adjoining At
g.. 40 each aud the four easterly lots NJ
so. 100 each
Among those who attended the sale
were W. : Miller. Jacob kottek. Lowen-
field a Prayer William H. NillcoN. Ed
ward VI circuit Controller PrendeIeast.
Charles \. O'Nallcy. Max Marx. Som
Brothers Bing 4 Bing. Samuel stone.
Mandelbaum u Son. Fischer Levine.
Harry Zittel. Amos r. Emo. William ~
Chosebrough ana Robert H. Downing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

stuyvesan, Mortgage co TO Mary d Field
charles f An,he. 70 Helena . Baker. 50
500 ..
Jeanette Monhelmer to Lillian Lanzit'
James Elgar. exr. to Mary Elgar: 81
Morland Mortgage GO to Hy W Van Wage
mem $1,000
pierce Construction 60 TO sismnnd Le-
Titie Insurance 90 Of Nev York to Realty
Holding co; 500 -.o
Silas \ 10 DAYTON to Maria l. Deianey; -.
Henrietta Cohn and ano 10 Henrietta
Lillian rauzr to Harry I Blanchard
William MacDern.ott TO Bowery Savings
Naqm Ri'demann to John II stewart;
Lawyers Mortgage 90 TO corinne Pop
'' hstor V Trust 90 10 New York Savings Bank:
I1w,ers Mortgage co to Hclen Mcc
Claiming. si;OOo.
Same 20 trustees - Madison square fTes-
bytDrian church S2N.0o0
Van Dyok estate 10 Title Guarantee ana
Trust GO. So 600
Same 20 sam. $50 600
Mutual Life Insurance co ~ Ne" for" '"
Nassau Mortgage co; 81. =,
Nassau Mortgage co 10 Mutual LII" IN
surauce 90 81 New York. 81.
Louis Ludwig 10 Jacob Iarus %Np"
Jeremiah i Campion 20 Edmond ! Cam
piou. . assts. 81. - -,
N6rland Mortgage 60 20 Jennie Van
Bruut. 10000
John VI Hardy 20 Franklin savings Bank
$4,000 1900.
central Trust 20 10 Yer Pianch estate
So 800 ,-- =,
Ca,harine V T. Hildebrand % Catharine NJ
T. Hildebrand. $500" ..
sarah Narckwaid 10 Louis A Marckwald; :
Anna VI g Hldcbiaud 20 tatharlne VI p.
Hudchrand. 81
Hartford p walker 20 Robert \ Burbank:
10000 , NJ. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee


EAST BROADWAY. ll5 and III: corner
store ana basement. Elias Sobel ana ano
eNts to Jacob Peck. Nrs from MAY J.
1913. s.o"G. addrcsS 49, East BvoadWay
WASHINGTON 81. 80 10 isi. All. VIII
lam Ir-ser Really 20 10 ArgJimhau 4 ia -
NEE. 81. N.s from Feb :. 1913, >tUn"
ao igcse f3 Harrison -
WILLIS AVE 800. store and cellar. John
q. Is 81 I'll 90 Henri ErlsH ~. - rom
Ma : 1918 $3.50. address. '''l East
li.i 81
Joseph Gcrritz. - from Ma !. 1915"
srli AVE-. -3li. pant 90 iol. bIedfi'h
T.ul.e Go Herman Etruch 81: WIS from
Aug g. 1872 $3.50, address - VS.
>ofn ST. 49, ana i3o wer. an. one
Hundred and Thirty seven West Eighty
rllth street Corporation 10 GcorE" CIV m .
20 't- from rob D. 1913 S>.'"o. address. i"d
qsru Sr rs Is7.io n w Of Amsterdam
strurttOa 30 90 Eetlio Amusement go. = yrs
nom completion Of bldg 300: address. -
i.sTH ST. sac end 81. East. ar. Anton
flfsrn go Joseph " Grefnh'tg ara ano. .
r.s from Anil o. iil- sl."'. address. -
Et.f i.tth
i'orIi ~ so Co. Coz East al. F.cisch-
uanu Ncalfr and Construction 20 u" Louis
rl.ischer. tr- from Aug T. 1912. 5000.
ttdr"s. 5t5 Ea-t i"Nth 81
ifnTfi -. GnJ East all MARY Gerllch 20
louis TIslscher. = us from Apru !. 1913.
- snu. address 80 East l3Sth -.
iFsTu -. ~ Fast. al: Aururf krahm"r
Co. tf.f'r Huifam. . Yrs from April J. 1918.
sr"". address. iiD Brook aV~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recoiu
90 Yesterday at the Real Estate Excha"se
salesroom. Nos. Il and Is Nesey street
By BRYAN l.. Kennedy
LEXINGTON AVE. " s., block i lido IL
rotb and 5Ist sts 200 10xi1 .3Xi3x.. .Zxo-o, "a
hldgs occupied BY the New YORK Nuine a,s FOR
Chlds Hospital. sold to various '''
Ei.nCK bounded by Northern ave, i!,th fan 81.
Haven ave and l5sth st, 255xls46x-s4' vacant
FLOCK bounded by Northern ave- l,s afan 81:
Haven ave I79th ST. 1s5x2I2xls5x2'2' va gu
plot 02xIOs. cor OF Haven ave, !" With
enfield & Prayer for s27CGo; balance WIN
Vi HAVEN AVE. W =. $500 Z, Of islst 81, 81,
10 5xIpg2 to Riverside Terrace HoVNlo-i' w
can't bid in at $4,000; also. ,.,.,a ,rac, OF
% acres. with frontage OF 1,255 n on Spf'hs
field ave. bid in at $500 per acre.
BY Joseph p. Day.
eth AVE. % n cor OF 9th st. 81 STlo; 3
and sty dwg: adjourned to Apri or, S' 60 % AZ
1Oo 4 sly dwg: adjourned 70 April ~ ais1o
6sTII ST. 200 West $, 1c3 II W OF Anis,et
dam ave. 25xIOO.5; sly stable' ADJOURNED u
s sU 1T ST 5ii to $40 East. n 3. 1913 II OF
Ave A. I5xlO22; sty stable; SOLO 10 the pan"
tiT for 1900.
By James L. Wells Co.
ELDRIDGE ST. 1873. $. 100 IT Of Bro Bro. ne
81, ~. SX1ODN lrrcR. - ana % sly ""''' "' -
the plaintiff for s410s4
By Samuel Marx.
MADISON ST 800 g. 30 n " Of Jackson
ST. 2Ox94G q sty tenmt and stores soia 10
the plaintiff for So 600.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Samuel Marx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1908. " s. DIE
q II OF Jennings IT. 376xl0o sty tennt ana
stores: sold 10 william Reiss for S34. 70
BERGEN AVE. go and 6l2. cor io.n 81
81 4x1o0: Il sty brk tcnmt and stores; sold 10
+ Wissert for SIS. 200.
By Herbert \. Sherman
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 24ol. cor
18th ST. 50x 9x irres. sty tenmt ana
stores: adjourned 20 March IL
By j. II. Mayors.
PROSPECT AVE. 2352. $. J3a y or
1891 ST. Is 9xp3 9x1s9xot2 sty dwg, soid
10 the plaintiff for $1,000.
by Joseph =. Day.
ST LAWRENCE AVE, g. - n Of Ia
coma ST. 25x95: also Commonwealth ave, =,
Is Il Of Beacon st. runs lOoSlo.5x AK
COX II - TO beg. Van Nest; sold to the plain
tin for $1,000
IG6TH ST. Az 10 AZ East, :. 222 n of
Park ave. 62x9o. vacant. sold 70 Robert Cohen
for s. ll6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Horace :. Ely n 60 have leased for
Whitney Lyon to james & Kirkland the
easterly store and basement OF No. 1873
to 137 West 4lth street for a long term.
James 4 Kirkland are one Of the oldest
established firms dealing in ranges and
furnaces, and are now located on Sixth
avenue. near i2d street.
The Charles T. Moves Company leased
entire floors al No 20 10 81 West 2Ath
street to the American Art Glass Com
pany for term Of years portion Of
the eighteenth floor at No IL TO 10 East
10Th street To- the < & W. Dress Com
pany floors in No 90 Gold street to the
Franklin Howard Company and william
p. Symonds and in No. % Bufling slip
10 Frank Jordan.
The McNickar. Gaillard Realty Com
pany leased for long term Of years to
Van Horn a Sawtcll the store, basement
and seventh floor in the Anderson Gal
leries. Nos. 10 and II East 4Oth street !.
also Offices in the same building 10 Daw-
son q Archer and To otto II. Bauer.
J. d. English leased for Evelyn G. Man
ley and Louise VI. Grey 10 a client for ten
years the four story building No. 129
West 45th street. The tenants Will make
extensive alterations and occupy the
premises for business purposes. The same
broker leased for Tucker SpeyeTs e. Co
offices I'm the newly completed Springs
Building, No. % TO 80 West 3Sth street
Payson Mel Merrill leased for a long
term of years for NJ a l.. Hess the eighth
floor Of No. 1872 Fourth avenue, northwest
corner OF 29th street, TO John Wiley &
Son Incorporated. publishers OF scientific
books. now at No. ~ East 1874 street
and the ninth floor TO Charles f.. Merrill
& CO.. publishers OF school books now at
No, II East 23d street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
HOME FOR CATHOLIC SOCIETY.

Plans have been filed for a six story and
basement home for the Society of Catho-
lie Mechanics. OF which the Rev. Herman
Eitel IS the president 1t Will be located
on the north side of ssth street. rs feet
west of Third avenue, having frontage
Of 20 feet and a depth of'looS feet with a
facade of brick and limestone and will De
fireproof
In the basement will be the kitchen. "A
small dining room. five bedrooms and
wOrkroom The first floor will contain
large dining room, "A large billiard room,
Il meeting room and the Office. The sec
ond floor will contain a large classroom
ana a small class room. From the third
TO tho sixth floor, inclusive, will be eighty
eight bedrooms. Daus 4 otto are the ar
chitects, and have estimated the cost at
solo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13

Stephen Z Clark; $4,000: attorneys YOUNG
Yer Planck & Prince 149 Broadway. 40, =. -,
WAvERLY PL. 40; 9Th st, $. 10 ~ .sr
from W cor 9Th ave. runs Iyx .m,er 70
n 81: April o. 1891; Mary { van Au ' -
Maria J. Delaney. adnrx. to secure a,nul Ho "
$1,000; attorney. W Holbrook .. br1 ,a' and
l sp AYE "a cor 1s ta august ss and Louise
Witzel; $4,000; attorney Leo her"e'' -'
Grand ST. .o. %
SAME PROPERTY; Dec 81 1907 go a san1e 70
August Witzel as acting exr; $lo'V"' a''o'"
Maurice Rapp. 12S Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY and date; same to same'
3D AVE. s. sos n n OF 1880 st. so 1ox1l9;
Dec "a. 1906; Barnet and Fannie Cohen to
Albert Thomas: $4,000; attorneys, Roeder O.
Roeder, 119 Nassau st.
25x92: Sept 10. 1903: Francesca and Margheri,a
Galotta ct al to Anna Theriat; so,i"' a'
torney. William Langdon. Beekman 81: no O .
3JTH ST, 9, 1893 II OF sth ave, - oxsoiS,
Ludwig and Theresa Baumann to Greenwich
Savings Bank: 5000; attorney. George ="
De sWTH ST 40 East. 25x1oo4 juno o. 1906;
Gustav ] and Lena NJ Stats TO William Z
Dilger and eno admrs: 5000; attorneys. sa'ter
& Steinkamp. 40 Nassau e. q, ,ooo.
GOTH ST. PSI West, 25x1O0.5: Oct =, fDs
I SakolsN to James Clarendon; $l,VO' AZ
torney. c Il Lydecker. 2 Rector st. ,.o,.
s1ST ST. SO East. 16xl032: sept ~ panT
Anna Murtland to Greenwich SAVINGS Ss 1 Tr,si
Co. 17d Broadway. ,ooo.
s9TH ST. $40 West 2Ox10O.8: Sept 3. 1919
William and Carrie Hecht 10 Leopoid Ka'ze.-
stein; $4,000; attorney. Morton Stein %
iooTH ST. 3l7 West. 1sxiOO.11: May IL:
1911. Memphis Realty Co to benjamin
Schwartz: $50 900; attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
The Bronx.
BRYANT AVE. n q cor OF 173d ~, lot 500.
map Sect D. Vyse estate; Feb 7. 1872: Johh
II and Cath Gabel to Josephine Hertz
bancroft ST.. 42xIOO: April o. 1912: the
Richa rdson Co TO Yer Planck estate; s30ooo
address 33t Madison ave. ,o,o -
SAME PROPERTY: April q. lol2; same 20
American Real Estate Co: $4,000; attorney
] 9 Meyers, 527 9TH ave. -
LOT 1917. rap 1880 Hunter estate; Jan IL
1905: Matilda Schwarz to Hudson Rose
Co: $3.50: address 80 West 43th 81 m
100 March Is 1905: ELF Weber 10 chas
GEM $500: attorney. Gus Frey. 3i'9 81
ave. ~ "a
PROSPECT AVE. n 2 cor Of ls!th st: 'eS
Prospect Investing co: 5000: attorney
stephen W Collins 1863 Wall 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Dec 10. lol2; same 20
Gusse Morgenstern: $4,000: attorney
Tuckrnan 320 Broadway -n
18th AVE. $ s. being W = or 10, iV'V
wakefield. 52Gxi1i: july -. 1905; fred
Houston TO Minnie A Requa: $500; attorney
Charles W Dayton. - william st.
WEBSTER AVE. g. 800 ~ or 80 ~
81 exi03 10: April II. 1912; John FULLY 60
20 Sew york Trust 90: $4,000; attorney
Frederick SNOW. Is Wall 81.
WEBSTER AVE. . g, 351.li = ., $50
st. 376xlO42. same 20 same; s-3,ooo; al
tOrney. same. - 40
173D ST l73 East c = o' sale: Nov o.
1912: Cleri Construction 60 10 Eureka co;
S2T5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH IL.

JEROME AVE. Q S. S6.7 It 3 of Van cor.,
land ave. 50xlO0; Villa ave. Q :, 49, n n ~,
Potter pl. 50x124.ll; lot Is 10 ~ sec IL bioot
2.JG6: lots - and IS. sec H. block . os-
Webster ave. $, 600 IL W of Woodaun -
50xil6.4 Perry st, e cor Hudson ST "a.
1910 u part; Narck st. % and "a leasebo,a
and other property in Suffolk County; Is,i.
Engander agt Amalia Picker ct al (foreclo.l,s
OF two mtgs): attorney. r ID W Soaring
142D ST, S.. 200 II W OF Lenox ave aoo
99.l1; New Jersey Terra Gotta Co agt Kram,s
Improvement Co ct al faction 10 foreclosa M
chanics' lien); attorneys, Phillips & Avery
PROSPECT AVE, GIG and COS: Na,h.
Friedman agt Bernard Bernstein q al Ssor.
closure 81 Mtg: attorney. Bitterman
CENTRAL PARK WEST. " cor eos :.
200. 10X225x irree; Giannattasio constrnc,fo.
co agt New York Theatre ct al faction :.
foreclose mechanics Hem; attorneys, Menksn
Brothers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
BUYS BROOKLYN THEATRE
Structure OH Fulton Street Costing
100000 Now Being Built

Tho theatre now IN the course Of con-
struction at the southwest corner of Full
ton and Jerome streets. on = plot l"oNJo
feet. has been purchased by l. & y. pm
Gus for $4,000 from Josef Franhel IT,
viii boz devoted to motion pictures and
vaudeville and will be opened April L..
l.. u \. Pincus are erecting theatre
AT 1891 street and Southern Boulevard
The Bronx. which Will cost 10000 and
the Long Acre. In 4sth street west Of
Broadway. costing $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
AL ERATIONS.

MDOuGAL ST. ). to 4 two stor, stable;
Peshl<in, premises, owner. |. Shellhft'
l9i BoNery. architect, $1,000.
18Th 81. g. 46.6 (, of Madison ave-
10 a four story dwelling. Federal Estates CORP
ia broadway, owner II Jacobs 3-o otn
ave. architect. 5000.
The Bronx.
ZEREGA AVE, II COZ OF Dorsey st, NO
story frame dwelling. i75x49s, sarah r. j
Squires, aJo West 10th st. owner. + W KIM
ga Madison ave, architect cost $SD.
lsOfH ST. 40, two story stor, ana dwellhs,
.oNto, Heinrich iIaiscr. ON premises. owhef'
Arthur Boehmer. l1sth ST and Arthur ave.
architect, cost. $500
lesfH ST, :. 1856 II OF Decatur ave;
two story frame dwelling. 2lX,J: \ Frank
in. ON premises. owner, John g kuhi' 'l"-
Decatur ave, architect. cost. 81, 100
MARMloN AVE. cor OF l'Ih ST Two
story brick store and dwelling. 2oxtO@' bronx
county Construction 60, Pauline Levy ~
ad ave. pres. owners: Moore I.andsiede
listh 81 and I'd ave architects: cost, Sb.oW.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W cor OF west
chester ave, six story brick stores ana tehe
ment. size Irregular American Real Estate
co. Edward Boynton. 527 9TH ave, pres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-13
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Thomas J. Smith purchased for de-
velopment from Mrs Elizabeth BASTARD
plot OF 100 lots at Sound Crest. Long
Island, adjoining the property Of the Luz
Chrne Realty Company. of which the
buyer j. president I'm part payment.
Smith gave six stores. Nos PIG. 2lS, 20
and 222 18th street. College POINT and two