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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
DENIES BEING IN MURDER
Woman implicated by Slayer Says
He Seeks Revenge.

Dallas, Tex, Nov 5.-Mrs. Ellie Nj.
Lake, held as an accessory to the
murder of Miss Florence Brown on
the strength of assertions made by
Meade Barr, who has confessed to
the killing, in statement denied that
she had any part in or knowledge of
the killing Of the young woman, and
attributed Bars attempt to impli-
cate her as an endeavor to be re-
venged for her refusal to accept his
advances.
These were made, she declared, be-
fore the death a month ago of her
husband. At the time Lake and his
wife and Barr and his sister had
apartments in the same house.
81 was introduced to Barr about
five months ago" Mrs. Lake said.
"Afterward Barr claimed he loved me.
| resented his professions and warn
ed him not to enter my apartments
unless my husband was there. He said
then he would get even with me some
ady. That is the only reason | can
give for his attempt to connect me
with the killing of Miss Brown"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
GET AWARDS UNDER
COMP: ASATION ACT
Remuner2t:,n for Two Injured
Milwaukee W0Tknen.

Madison, Wis, Noy. 5. The stat
industrial! commission made two
awards which affect men living il.
Milwaukee.
Edward Schleiter, 716 Mill street
town of Milwaukee, was hurt on June
IL, when he tried to couple traction
engine and a wagon loaded with rock,
at work on the Grand avenue eXten.
sion The man On the traction engine
backed up too far, and Srhleitpr was
hurt. The county will have to pay
the compensation.
Peter Hepe2anes was an employe of
the Sterling Whcelbarrow company.
He was a crimper. stamping the
rounded edges of the mctal Another
employee was cutting litt,e round discs
from that same metal, making holes
for bolts, AS the discs fell on the
floor he would pick thom up and
throw them around the room. ZeIa,
zanes Glanced to- turn While hand
ful of the discs We're in the air and
one of them hit him in the right eve.
destroying its sight
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06

west is enthusiastic on the subject of
alfalfa, and very properly so, and this
distinction at the greatest national
show in the world has brought atten-
ton to the cheap upper Wisconsin
lands as nothing else could have done.
6. A. Gale came here from Chicago
on Saturday evenings train for "A visit
at the home Of his parents, He re
turned home on Sunday afternoon.
j. M. Gentry Of Galesburg, III, he is
Il guest Of his ancle Dr.. A. d. Brown.
Like DR.. Brown he is strong sup.
porter Of the Wilson administration.
r. M. Priestley returned Sunday
from an extended business trip through
the West. He reached the Pacific
coast before returning home. He re
ports fine, heathful trip,
Mrs Thomas Blight was called to
Lancaster Wednesday on account Of an
accident which befell her son, Monte,
who fell Of roof which he was help
ing to shingle. He suffered n broken
bone and torn cord in his right arm.
w. J. Davis, mail carried Of this
city had the misfortune to lose II valua
BILE horse Monday night.
Theron Beers who accidcntly scalded
both lower limbs badly while in per
formance of his duties at the power
plant some time ago, is recovering nice
~ and hopes to be able to return to
work within II very short time.
II. j Van Matre has returned to
Mineral Point from his Fayette farm
home. He is one who appreciates the
advantages Of the Commercial Club,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06

Rev DR.. A. A. Parker, missionary
from India home on furlough, will
speak at the church Thursday evening
Mt 80. Rev, Parker is u fine speaker
and has II great message concerning the
work Of God in foreign parts. A cor
dial invitation il extended to all citizens
without regard to church to hear this
noted man who has travelled much and
has II burning zeal for the Kingdom of
God.
Several Epworthinns are planning to
attend the Sub District Rally to be
held at Blanchardville next Saturday.
Topic next Sunday morning, Sup
pose, Evening, The child in the
midst Special Epworth Leagu topic.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
our services
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
SOUTH CAROLINA
CROWS Defiant
Threatens Retaliation for Dis.
elimination in North.
ECHO OF CARPET BAG REIGN

Reputation of Debts saddIed on
South by Military Government in
Reconstruct Days Is Still Held
Against So@thern States by Several
Northern Cities.
Spartanburg, S c., Nov. 5.-In re-
taliatiOn on northern states which
forbid their banks to invest in the
bonds of Southern states because OF
the reputation by southern states of
bonds issued by the carpet bag gov
eminent in reconstruction days. &. II.
McNaster insurance commissioner,
proposes to refuse to license the cor
p0ratiOns Of such northern states to
do business in South Carolina.
Bitter at Connecticut.
In his annual report, just made
public, he asks the legislature to pass
laws which will help him in his pur-
suit. Mr.. McMaster is particularly
bitter against Connecticut, which, he
says, forbids it's savings banks from
investing in the state, county or mu-
HlNlpai boiidS vi any SLdle SouIA Vi
the District Of Columbia and which
prevents foreign insurance companies
from using any such securities for
purposes of deposit in that state
IF such statutes" says Mr.. McMas-
ter ARE an expression of bitterness
and hate of forty years ago, South
Cardinals self respect demands that
she hold no commerce with such
states until such insults disappear
fro mtheir statute books"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Citizens Garry South Bend

South Bend, Ind. Nov 5.-Fred A
Keller, nominee of the Citizens party.
won an unexpected victory over Pat
rick A. Joyce tDemD in the mayoral,
ty contest, winning by a majority of
approximately 600 Harvey Rostizer
(Demo is probably elected clerk over
Alex Langel Citizens nominee. and
Herbert Warner Citizens nominee
is likely victorious over Patrick
Houlihan (Dem) in the judicial con,
test.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Girl Declared Insane.

Beloit Wis, Nov 5.-Margaret
Knight, the girl for whom the author
tiles searched for nearly a week, is
insane, and as soon as she RECEIVERS
from the effects of her experience
will be committed to the Rock coun-
ty asylum, according to statement
here. For six days the girl lay semi
conscious III a corn crib where she
was found by searching parties Dur
ing that time she faster neither food
nor water
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
FEARED ROW IN COURT


Milwaukee, Noy a. Alex Greves,
accused Of attacking Mrs. Halle Tee
vans last May was found guilty
When the verdict was read fifteen
deputy sherilGa surrounded the pris-
oner 1t had been reported that if
the jury acquitted him Mrs. Teevan's
husband and other relatives might at.
tack the defendant in court.
Toeyans is SMOKE inspector for the
st Paul railway and now lives il
Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Fever in Girls School.

Madison, Wis. Nov ,. The Sacred
Heart academy, Catholic school for
girls here, was put under quarantine
because of an outbreak of scarlet fo-
Yer among the ~ students in attend
ance. Seven cases have so far deyel
oped and more are expected. None
of the cases is serious
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
The MARIE rs
Chicago Cash Grain Quotations.

Wheat-No. 2 red, 94R@95hc; No.
3 red, 9OA @93c; No hard winter.
61a@S7Ac; No. 8 hard winter, S5@
S6Ac; No. northern spring, $4,000;
No 2 northern spring, S7h6S9c;
No spring, S46S7c. Corn-No 2,
72A arse; No, white, 73c; No. ? vel.
low, $50 73Ac. Oats-No 2 white,
c; No. 3 white. 3S12@4lc; stand,
~ G41&c.
Chicago Live Stock
Receipts $4,000 Quotat,or
t $7.S50S,0O light 81
heavy shipper
packing, ar"
pig
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
LOSES CLUB AND GUN
Burlington, Wis, Policeman Then Re-
signs from the Force.

Burlington, Wis, Nov 9 Theodore
Michlish, merchant police, resigned
for the good of the service because
Theodore Martens, whom he attempt
ed to arrest for boisterous conduct on
the street took his gun and club away
and then cleaned out restaurant by
emptying his revolver in the ceiling.
Patrolman George Flissinger, who
was sent out to arrest the man, got
into an argument instead with DR.. +.
G. Biller, a veterinary surgeon. and a
brother of City Marshal Biller. and
was soundly thrashed in consequence,
sustaining broken nose.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
A Pertinent Question.

There are great men who cannot
SPELL and small people who object to it.
Spell eat said the teacher to the
boy at the tail end of the class.
Kat" replied the boy.
SILLY" replied the teacher. Cant
you spell cat?"
well" replied the sensible boy,
what does kat spell?"-Philadelph
Ledger.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Democrat Wins u. S. senatorship.

Baltimore, Nov. 5.-Thomas f. Nc.
Nulty has been elected Sheriff OF
Baltimore by about 400. Blair Lee
Democrat for United States senator
carried Baltimore by $4,000 and he
Will carry the state by from 5000 to
1000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Breaks Neck in Fall.

Marion, Mich, Nov. 5.-Frank c..
McNeal, a farmer, living six miles
southeast of here, fell backward while
putting a barrel into wagon and
broke his neck
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06

they had been buried by the sanu anG
the searchers started digging The
bodies of the boys were found several
feet beneath the surface. A pumotor
was used without avail.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Music In Portugal.

)rtugaI has only one conservatory
,uSic, located at Lisbon. The high
salary paid is $500 a year. AS
1t teachers get $50. Orchestral
$, though they have a union, are
the San Carlo theater no more
40 to $50 a month. At vaude-
md musical comedies they get
to $1.20 a performance.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Hunt Remaining Behind.

Cincinnati, Nov 5-The returns
from l2o precincts out of 1872 give
Hunt, Democrat, sos; Spiegel Re
publican I274l
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
Notice OF Removal.

w, G. Benson has removed his stock
of Shoes to the Store lately occupied by
j. H. Day. and in his new quarters he
is better than ever prepared to attend
to the wants of his customers
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
BELL Is INDIANAPOLIS MAYOR
Democrat Leads Ticket-Citizens
Ticket Carries South Bend,

Indianapolis, Nov 5.-Tom Tag.
CART took firmer hold on the capital
city by electing his candidate for
mayor, Joe Bell. The larger part of
the Democratic city ticket was also
elected Out of 1873 precincts. so of
them cave Bell l2,oS4: Rookwalter,
Republican, SIT; Johnson. Progress.
sive. S,224 and Wood, independent
apolis, Ind. Nov. 5,-Returns
les and towns in the
ions in Indiana came
mt of the number
Nashville,
mOrratiC
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
The Ba zaar at ST. Paul's.

The ladies of st. PauPs Catholic
congregation are holding very sue
cessful bazaar in the hall in the base,
ment of the eli urch
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
The Weather for Tomorrow.

Illinois, Indiana, Lower Michigan,
Wisconsin and Iowa-Fair and wa~m-
err
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
.MenthOl Plasters, . quick

Lumbago, Backache, Sciatica,
and many painful affections.
away the pain until it is quite
ard rolls 90; smaller size 25c.
them in stock. or direct from
zee Co, New York.
ai.ed upon request, SC. stamps.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-11-06
DIR. w. @. n AL ES
MODERN DENTISTRY
AT RIGHT PRICES


Mr.. and Mrs, II. Ncedham have gone
to BlanchardviIle having shipped their
household goods to that place last week
Mr.. Needham will have charge of the
creamery and Geese factory Of James
A. HOare Il Sons
Miss Alma Phillips of Menomonie
came here last week for visit at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. IIeAthCOCk
she being niece Of Mr.. Hcathcock
The Phillips family were former resi-
dents of Linden. Miss Phillips reports
that their new home city of Menomonie
Ia growing rapidly.
Ed, Martin returned last week from
visit at the home of his mother at
Garnet, Kansas. He was away about
III days.
Il ndge w. H. Thomas was in town
! 'esday,
:, We'd, Annie Donahoe and son Walter
Mrs y Wash ana Miss Nellie
or Sc,to of Plateville visited rola-
Cuh,n,,,,,. week and guests
tilSE h., Mr. and Mrs. j. w
abthe homie -
I Form re. who SO
W sa homer GcIdtnr ,"ntI" %as -
h'F injured BY n, remoyna "a
far a s' OF shotgun ro ,tnl sn,rr.
his hn lowered thar he v,,.
day. 'ihS che aesn, lay at
hbmo tn =, > Crawford s,,as3n, m
w y n Mineral Point spent Sun "
last week ~ Bennett %" ..t. came from as,,.
tended m. - D'"Jamin Bennett 10y" Oh
Sahday afternoon r%' which was held ;" on
Ira n M.
, s% .,1 He is sEir1 n"r'" "snn in Minsr"
", y, Successful G""in"x. whore he An
nip awm a on ] ,' tn| worlds champion ment
."ue " f' ""frike The 'v whoI wisconsin ,,,,
- - Nie middle
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
REAL ESTATE
continued from sixteenth page.

Janss to c Guidone, Inc. 90 Nassau
Georfe n = mtg S1.7OW. 500: attorneys.
q; Apr..,naler & Kraus, 30 Nassau 81.
PRosPJsSSSTiIo p NJ Green to Benenson Realty
JOCKS East 153d ST. May 1 (mtg 10000
O. sttorney Title Guarantee and Trust co,
rs BIrooSSgSEsRN BOULEVARD. 6. 3O6.lO II n
SUI Il. 8Ox105; John = Leo 10 Katherine
q no1 Yves, 10Sth 81 (mtg $2O.OO0); April
ye'ssg,eiO attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. l, i9 PROPERTY; Katherine MerkeI 10
sA'IN petry. 1890 Southern boulevard mtg
!sa9oaai,: MAY ! 81: same attorney.
s-SSRlBNER AVE, s e cor OF Balloon ave.
SleShsum. il4 West Attn ST. April %: 500.
E.,'-nsy. NJ j. 81 John. y Cedar st.
'TTFANY sI (, S s; %OI Il Of OAK Point ONT
s'S1o,sett. 80 West 10Th ST; Feb 8; 500; at
bL.-..sy' Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 176
B'' ss,sS ave. IA and ZIG s. 5Oxl1O.a; Be
IN Realty CO 10 Bertha Schmuck. TT
gsssrs: attorney, Edw A Brown. l35 Broad
'TTaLENT;XE AVE. ses. atI ATE 199lh
ss-.nrellcai lutheran Church, 1924 Valentine
ii,s May 500. attorney. Title Guarantee
AZ Trrst ca. l76 Broadway
'yysE AVE. W $. 77.G II Of 17oth 81.
rsfSslO. Barry Brothers TO George w
SSscber 3f5 East saith st; April 30 (mtg
"a s00l. S100; attorney. Title Guarantee and
s,ssf co. f7G Broadway
WEBSTER AVE. s. 7S.s II OF Travers
=. 95x--: Eosana Conner 20 James T Dough-
~ Greenwich. conn. O c. April 90; 81.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. W cor Ne-eid
80 lO5 Ok. Max Just 70 Thomas Wal
w.. Long Lake. \ y; April mtg $4,000 /;
Zoo: attorneys. Simpson & Cardozo, Ill
'if4sTH ST. s. 1O4.f II OF Sd ave. 2jS
Florence Dean. admN. 70 Heinrich
I
.,,1rSey. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
% f7TU 81, 8. 2T5 u OF Prospect st
f.ioaedl TONlO0: Alice J Hickey TO Mary
s-,ith 4p2 Jackson ave; April 10. 500. at
ornev. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76
10TH ST W cor River ave, 240Ns0;
piebard II Jaeger TO John 4 Huston, 325
-dys,nont ave; April ." (mfg $4,000: 500;
.t,orney. Title Guarantee and Trust %, l'0
rroa0rVnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

shenk Realty and Construction Co to Reuben
Sadowsky. 81.
Albany County Savings Bank to Trust
Louisa Goebel and ano TO Title Guarantee a
Trust Co; $4,000.
clara Rushmore TO Elsie Ingraham;
$1,000
Nathan Stern TO Jos J s,andler: 500.
Burock + Rabell. exr, to VIM Menke;
SO. go.
Carl Ernst to Frieda H Packard; 81.
Israel Unterberg TO. JOS Alexander S2,7OO.
Carrie Westerheld to Burlock Rabeil.
Mary A Stewart to Title Guarantee { Trust
jimmie z Kopp to Eliz NJ Phillips. sl7cO.
Wm w Buckley, trustee. 10 Sarah + Bruce;
s34. $50.
Edmund Coffin to Union Theological Sem
Rondout Savings Bank to Lawyers Mortgage
CO. $4,000
George Werz. ct al exr 10 Geo werz; 81.
J. Grenberg 10 Valentine Construction Co: 81.
Morgan G. Barmwel and ano. trustees 10
Lawyers Mortgage Co. $1,000.
Abingdon Estates, Inc. to Abraham Rudy
Thos walker to Louisa II Just sloa
Morris Hrsch 20 stephen sturges; 81.
Cornelius Schanten 70 Ellz Racer; $50
Columbia X nickerbocker Trust Co to FRANK
lin wings Bank $4,000
John l. Cadwaiader 70 Samuel Woolverton'
Harold Berrick to Emma C Van Boskerek;
s. 600
Marsare,ta l. Clarke ct al to American Mort
saEe 20, StJoh
Elsie = Ingraham 20 Wilson NJ Powell;
S31.O00.
Same 10 Thos 6 Wright: sl.Gl6 q
VIM Moore 20 WIN q Raymond Sl3n
Lena Nicholson 70 David Michelsoni 500
Peoples Trust co 10 Equitable LIE Afsur-
ance Society: $50 900.
Bertha schmuck to Benenson Realty Co.
500
Frank b Clelan 10 American Mortgage CO:
5000
Louis Wochsler 20 Margaret Humphrey: 81.
Margaret Humphrey ct al to Louis
Wechsler. $1,000.
i.iiz Irwin % Josephine Borghard: s.
500.
Henry T su,phcn TO Josephine F Burshard.
$500 ~
Louise Lardet % John " Fighter; So
Julia u Haviland 90 Union Trust Co: 81
Louis Levy 20 Frank kTufecka. 81.
Arco Realty Co % Mayer Sauerbach ana arc.
81 ,,oo
Simon slchei 20 Minnie Z Rosenoerger; 500.
Eloise Montels 20 John q ClarE. s.. 20.
Julia Goary 20 Mary DAILY. $500.
Archibald Macay In trust, 20 = Dayton
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Ernestine
Hocuet q assist Si2. pS
Same 10 John. VI Harcy = assts); NN'vN
same 90 VIM - Weller. 5000.
same % German Savings Bank. si5.bN
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 10
LAWYERS Mortgage Co. $4,000.
Same 20 Bowery savings Bank, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MAY 2.
Manhattan

SHERMAN AVE. n 5. 100 II OF Haw-
thorne st: for o sly tennis 5Oxl1O; YER
milyea Realty co. 1886 10Th ave. owner
Moore a Landsiedel, 14sth 81 and ave-
architects; 100000. 49,.
PARK ROW. :. $50 II Of Ann st;
for a I sty moving picture theatre. 2O.2x
irreg to Ann ST. J Anker 100 5th ave- own
or. l. Leining. jr. 100 9th ave. architect
$1,000
10th ST. SIS. bet Broadway and River
side Drive. for an open air moving picture
show: " o Sage. owner; Notlek Amusement
Co. ~ Claremont ave. lessee; l. hlelst'
5l5 It'll ave. architect; $4,000.
BETH ST, n s. 200 IL " OF IN ave- Tor A
sly store and lofts. 1s.9xgos; Carnegie
Construction co. 43j West 1l9th ~. owner
Gross 4 Kleinbcrger. Bible House, architects
$50 900.
The Bronx.
STEBBINs AVE. " S. 199.0s II Of West
chester ave: 3 sty brk tennis. 4Oxss5
Foxvale Realty Co. Frank starkman, as
Beck 81, president, owner; Kreymborg Al
chitect co, 1881 II and Southern Boulevard
architect: total cost. $4,000.
MORRIS AVE, g :. 17j II OF lsith ST.
open air theatre 40xi0i: Henry Hunter
Pleasantvllle. y Y. owner; \ II Guiloert'
1908 Morris ave. architect: cost. 81 900
JEROME AVE, s. ISL n n OF 1l1th ~
omen air theatre. 4Ox1OO; Alfred Murphy
75f Jennings 81. owner; Takao lWdhaini'
6s2 Post st, architect: cost, $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03

1912; Nina NJ coester to the Hospital and
House Of Rest for Consumptives; S@4,0yo
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. leo
s9TH ST. 2Go West Iex1oo.e: July l. 1912;
Nina Coester 10 Charles Gulden; So.
attorneys Butts & Vining. 81 Chambers st
10TH ST. = r, 1922 II W OF lat ave. % lox
l0Jllxl36 4xi5O6. March 10, 1904; Umbeflo
Arnone to North American Mortgage Co. lo'
Broadway; $1,000,
i2IsT ST. 10 west. 22xloo II; May 81. 1912
Charles Riley 10 sarah = Furnald; $1,000
attorney. Richard Kelly. 10 Broadway.
The Bronx.
FRANKLIN AVE. 5, - 8 II Of intersec-
ton with lot o. map 81 Morrisania ~ 10
II . from jefferson ST. 22.6xZOO' April %
1857: Cynthia and George Springfield TO
Union Dime Savings Bank. s4,Vo attorney
Nicholas Althaus 1850 Franklin ave.
FRANKLIN AVE. 1877, 81 .6xlOO; Dec .,
1872 Intercity Land and Securities Go to Man
hasset Mortgage Co. $3.50. attorney, Marks
q Marks, ~ PARK Row.
FRANKLIN AVE. 1894. 9. 576xloo; Dec
LAFONTAINE AVE. 2166. =. 2Ox95 May /,
1905: Mary Nichols to Walter T Campbell
Sl.s,o attorney. a r Dueret' $40 Nassau st.
Max Marx: $4,000; attorney Marx, lbs
Broadway.
NORTH CHESTNUT DRIVE, being part lot
81, amended map 1888 Brentwood Park, 2sx
to Fred and Katie Bach; $1,000. attorneys.
Hildreih & Palmer. Sd ave and l4sth st,
VALENTINE AVE, ZSl3, . 2, -oNSeH, OCT
II. 1910; Robert = and Georgiana Gray to
Valentine Construction Co. $500. attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 1I6 Broadway.
BID ST. 5. 100 IT OF Madison ave. 25x
$50. April 10, 1912: same to Franklin Trust
Co; $4,000; attorney, Brownell l. Patterson.
81 Wall ST.
18TH ST. 500 East. 1851 It Of ID ave.
?oxlOo March II 1907. Uptown Realty CO,
Inc. to Metropolitan Savings Bank 5000;
attorneys, a 5 & " Hutchins.
l30TH ST. s. $50 10 n OF 30 ave. 25x10o;
Feb !, 1906; Jabez c Watson to same: $1,000;
attorney, Charles a Furthman, 30 ave and
14Sth 81.
13STH ST. 67s East 25xloo: June 81, 1900:
Gaines-Roberts Co. Inc. 10 Franklin Savings
bank $1,000. attorney, W Powell,
Wall ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03

aired Frankenthaler, 1918 Madison nc. ,,r,o,
ing sI.'vol; April %: due as per bond: 81 900.
De BE- I rITahEenthaler q Kraus 80 Nassau 81
25xiao i t.r. ANE> E. 100 Il OF Lyon ave
49, 80, James y Hearn 10 Mary Hicks 1929
81 e. sss W. ave; May /: 3 yrs. per cent:
iTHs, a't1,aaney Lawyers Title Insurance and
80 % 100 broadway.
=, fLOT begins 233S II n % 16Q,b @, md %
nv, - " rom ave bet lots % and 80. map Eltona
joseph C !ogS 9 9; Abraham Van Praag to
T., >3.1o: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
co, 100 Broadway
81 LAWRENCE AVE e s. 30 Il n NJ Clea-
~, ave, -9xlOO; Jacob Cohen 10 Mary Franz
. 5Ii II East lISth st lpror mtg 81 700: Nav /:
= = yrs per cent; $1,000; attorney. Charles II
'ays hler ll26 Walker ave
ST LAWRENCE AVE, e s d q n NJ Clea-
ss I'll ave @1xloO; same 10 same prior mtg 81 -
oyV,, May j. yrs. per cent: 81 200: same
., MON AVE IA and 77G East. 5Oxl1O 9x5o.
- bertha Schmuck 10 Benenson Realty Co
-, LAST loSd 81 prior mtg 10000 May ] :
ODerly. 217 Broadway
o., in a.. AVE. s. at n 10th ST.
SSIeseentla y Wolf 2922 Valentine ave: May
:; . yrs. 90 per cent. $4,000: attorney. Title
DuHayantee and Trust 60. 116 Broadway.
O, ~ AVE, " s. 77.6 It n OF l79th 81. 81 Ok
$40 George n Fischer TO Barry Brothers
zSo+ 20 ave. April 30 prior mtg SIC soon: 3
srs, % per cent; $3.50; attorney. Title Guar
aii1et am Trust Co. 116 Broadway
80 Adoiph WeNler. Inc. to Bronx Investment
20, wv hIoauway, May .: due March 81 1914
per cent, $50, 900; attorneys Merrill a
KoEers 100 Broadway
W ASHlNGION AVE. n cor OF l7sth 81 9S
SoI.oi Celtic Real Estate Co to Emigrant In
uuSl'iaI savings Bank. ~ Chambers 81. 2
yas. May =, $1,000: attorney. + Mcclure 81
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 Thomas T Nc
Lausniin, 1'S Alexander ave. MAY 1 prior
nv nv Tl7'VG3' : yrs per cent: $1,000: attor-
nvy, JGnn II Rogan, l4J Nassau St
,, To- ST. 2l9 and PSI East. 5OxqQ 2. John
4 lhdort 10 Metropolitan Savings Bank 81
Oooper square East. May .: > yrs. S19 COO
S1'oihey' Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
'l+5tH 81; s. 1913 n Of Willis ave ok
/ q, neMrlch Young % Eureka Cooperative
s,1'l,,Ea and Loan Association 400 East I4sth
81, May = instals, per cent: So 200. sttor-
mty, Lawyers Title Insurance co. 100 Broad
18TH ST p o75 It OF Prospect Of 6Ox
~. Mary Smith 10 Alice J Hickey Newark
ONO, Aprn 10; WIS. 5000. attorney TI,Is
EI.- mice and Trust co. i76 Broadway
I1'iH 81, 532 East. 25xg9 9; MARY Bernero
20 Leuisa beTnero, 404 West 3jth ~ 0ricr
mtg Sl3'aCo: April 30. due as per bond. si -
l7d Broadway anu i'Ns' 70
" aSehsld. 268Nili; Michael p Klunder 10
rank Pipczensii. S13 East 225th 81. insfeis 8
ter, 346 Broadwav - ""@e