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Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
~ formerlv of this place.

tan, formerly Of this place. -
Charles Cole has returned TO the
Brooklyn navy yard after a recent
illness.
Mrs. Harry Howell has returned 10
Manhattan after a visit here.
Mrs. Sarah Vaughan has oeeh
visiting at Keyport.
Chauncey LaForge, of Pleasant
Plains, was in town last night.
Mrs. Abram NJ. Sprague visited In
Perth Amboy yesterday.
Patrolman William Jennings Ryan
OF the Ninety-ninth precinct, report
ed sick this morning.
John C. Murphy is improving rap
idly at the infrmary.
At a meeting of the Aquehonga
Athletic Club, last night, five new
members joined the club and several
new applications were received.
United Council, Jr. o. U. A. M.
met last night.
A meeting of Welcome Council, D.
of A., will be held tonight.
The first degree was conferred or
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
P2OGRESSIVES
ANNUAL DINNER
Elaborate Array of Speakers
to be Heard.

With every detail complete the
Lincoln dinner of the Progressive
Club of Tottenville, J. H. Tate presi-
dent, and the Bull Moose Club, OF
Prince Bay, Thomas l.. Dennis presi-
dent. at the Terra Marine Inn, HUI
guenot Park, tomorrow night, prom
Uses to be n Of the most elaborate
affairs held at that famous hotel in
some time. AS both of these clubs
have combined to do honor to Abra-
ham Lincoln on this occasion, it is
without a doubt the event will be of
the best. Albert H. Mcclellan, OF
Prince Bay, the Progressive candi-
date for state senator at the recent
election, will be the toastmaster and
the speakers will include former
Lieutenant Governor Timothy l..
Woodruff, chairman of the Progress
sive party in Kings county; Walter
Hoff Seeley, OF California, the coast
orator who made such a deep impress
sion in the last campaign; Balm
bridge, the eloquent New York law
yer, who led the opposition to the
steam roller In Chicago last June;
Theodore Douglas Robinson, state
chairman of the Progressive party;
Judge Adrian Lyon, OF Perth Amboy.
the brilliant After-dinner speaker;
Henry L. Stoddard, editor OF the
Evening Mail, and M Of the found
ers Of the Progressive party, and
Rev. H. Eugene Curtis, Of st. Paul's
NJ. K. church, Tottenville.
AS the Logan Club of Brooklyn
will be celebrating General Logan's
birthday the same evening. Mr..
Woodruff and Mr.. Robinson will
speak briefly at the beginning OF the
dinner and the other speakers will
be heard when the coffee is served.
An elaborate menu Is going to be
served and F. f. Norman, manager
of the Terra Marine Inn, Is going to
prepare for twenty or twenty-five
more outside of the regular number
dinners, so that anyone who has not
secured their ticket beforehand may
be accommodated should they come
at that time. Harry L. Sprague,
treasurer of the joint committee, has
received more than a hundred re-
n for tickets, which alone as
sures the success Of the affair. The
dinner will start promptly at I
O'Clock and all those going down
from Tottenville should take the
6:20 o'clock train so as to be there
on time. Auto buses will carry the
guests from the station to the inn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
%TOTTENvILLE A. c. DANCE
AND RECEPTION TONIGHT

Arrangements have beer oomplet-
ed for the dance and reception OF the
T%ottenville Athletic Club that Is to
be held in knights OF Pythias hall.
Tottenville, tonight. The committee
in charge of the dance, OF which
Thomas Hawkins is chairman, are
arranging to accommodate a large
crowd. Dancing will start at 8
O'Clock and continued until a late
hour. The MUSIC will be furnished
by Professor Andrassy's orchestra, OF
Perth Amboy. A supper VIII be
served at II o'clock by a committee
of which Mrs. Frank Joline Is at the
head.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. John McVeigh, Of
Newark, were at Mt. Loretto yes
terday.
Mrs. William Noller visited In
Manhattan this week.
Mrs. Henry Oetgen, of Little
Farms, Annadale, recently enter
tanned a few friends at her home.
Miss Agnes Van Pelt has returned
to Lodi, N. j., after a visit In Ell
tingville.
Miss ]. Strouch has returned to
Union Hill after a visit here.
Frank Dixon Is recovering from
a serious illness.
William Sherman, OF Jersey City,
was a visitor in Prince Bay yester-
day.
Mrs. George Butterfeld. OF Great
Kills. has recovered from a recent
illness.
Miss Hattie Buchanan has return
ed TO Brooklyn after a visit In An
nadale.
Mrs. Henry La Forge, OF Rossville
entertained the Current Even Clup
at her home yesterday afternoon.
Arnot Doty vas a visitor In Tot
tenvi'le last night.
John Henry Frome lectured or
the STORY of the Earth's Crust
at public school No. 8 last night
Look at tine ''piices of things Al
-oN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

employees attended In a body. Be-
sides these Richmond Lodge turned
out twenty-five strong and the Tot
tenville Veteran Firemen we're repre-
sented.
Many floral tributes were received.
Knights of Pythias sen a pillow,
Veteran Firemen a pillow, and Tot
tenville Copper Company two stand
ing wreaths. The bearers were AL
derman Charles P. Cole, Joseph For
ester, Alfred Storer, Robert Lyon,
William Bedell, August Clarius,
Abram L~atourette and William r.
Lee. Interment was in Bethel ceme-
terry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
NEW WEEKLY PER

The Staten Island Progressive. q
new weekly paper printed at Staple
ton in the interest OF the Progress
sives of the borough of Richmond.
made its appearance yesterday. 1t
will be Issued every Thursday. The
new weekly is owned and published
by William Writ Mills, editor, of
West New Brighton; William Fl.
Jackson, manager, of West New
BRIGHTON, and John C. Buhrmeister,
publisher, of Stapleton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
TOTltNvlLLt

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Yetman en-
t~ertained Misses Edna and Grace
Pitcher. of Jersey City, the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Feinstein are
entertaining Mrs. Cohen, of Manhat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
CAPTAIN WALSH SUSPENDED.

Police Captain Thomas W. Walsh
who wao transferred TO the Ninety
ninth nrecinct station, T~ottenville'
ON January 7, was YESTERDAY euS
pended from duty by Commissioner
Waldo following his confession o.
being a CRATER TO District Attorney
Whitman, Of New YORK county,
walsh has been on sick leave ana
has never done any duty in rotten
VILE. Two other captains n an IN
spector were also suspended by the
commissioner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

,our candidates by Hugueno. Louso
No. ISL, F. & A. M, in Masonic
temple last night. u.;,, loo
A Frapklyn ROSS, Phi. d. VIII zee,
.,ra on "The National Government
orIIic school No. | tonight In the
anal one of the series.
Miss Linea G. Lind left yesterday
to visit friends at Washington y. -.
Richmond Lodge, X. OF p hee'
tonight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07
Tho Largest Opal.

The largest opal In the world. weigh
Ing seventeen ounces, is worth $500, 900
and belongs to the emperor Of Austria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-07

Look ut the ''piices of things a.
advertised in today's paper. II you
know values. and have a care for you:
,u-se these nrinnS viii irtereSt Won
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
THE COTTON MARKET
Break in the Late Trading,
Closing at a Decline.

There was a quiet but steady opening
% the cotton market Yesterday, which
was followed 10y q break in the July op-
ton after which the market steadicd mp
for a time Late I'm the afternoon Wall
street selling. thought 20 have been based
on reports that Bulgaria and Greece had
begun fighting, sent prices down AGAIN
and the close was a. the low of III" day.
with a net loss OF 20 10 points There
was considerable nervousness over the
near month situation. owing to reports
that freight room had been engaged for
20O10 bales 20 be sent from the already
small local stock % Liverpool I'm July.
and that about 500 more We're under ne
gotation. The circulation Of about 3W
bales I'm July notices caused some Nquida-
ton. but II was the rumor Of war that
caused the actual pressure 4 Memphis
authority gave out a crop estimate or
Els per cent. against 1911 per cent last
month. Southern spot markets were IN
changed 10 lsc lower. and the local mar
ket dropped 10 points 20 l2.i"c for mid
ding upland, sales, III bales Local CON
tract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01

MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Pca-e & Gilman leased Tor Charles
IIau the dwelling house al 40 5fJ
Riverside Drive TO Margaret Nheclock.
l. Tancnbaum. strauss 90. leased
for Tnercsc -. Browning 10000 square
feet OF space at Nos 500 and tN4 Broad
way. running through 20 so. 60 10 -
crosby street, 10 Luh"ll Brothers TOT
term II Years. ,,..,,
s SteinRut & Son leased for VI Will
lam Ninsky 10 the 81 Nogel Tailoring
Company double store al No. 20 East
PANEL Rirdsan & 60. leased loft in
Kos IfI and ~ West 10Th street 20
samuel Grccnhcrc. loft IN 40 IS West
18TH street 20 tho Super Smith cloak and
suit Compauv. loft BOO Nos. Q" and q
West 2lst street TO the simon AhcIS
Manufacturing COMPANY a loft lu No.
- University Place 10 samuel Brown
and offices boo So. 10 Erin avenue 10
the Milton Lichtenstein COMPANY, MOT
ris Levy & 90 and Sidney s Davis
Frederick Fox a co. have leased for J.
I-uterLcrg the seventh loft bon the new
building At 80 353 Fourth avenue. eA-
tending through 10 80. 30 10 - East
oath street for a term Of wears TO the
Eiyicra waist Company, for Edward w.
Browning the third floor At 40. lfl 10
1i5 West Both street for a term Of Years
fo NJ j. SfcrnbCrg. and for Samuel Mod
lin the store and basement in the build
ins No o East fIth street 10 Pauline
Wcn for q long term of years
Alexander = RouV x 60. have leased
tho fourth floor AT so - Union Square
I'm : ". Farber for a term Of years
also tho dwelling house No. 235 West
Tod street 20 Mrs. j. + Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
Manhattan.

! LEXINGTON AVE. loI4. 20. l'NN', Ma
Iuilde Molsherscr 90 Title Guarantee ana It-.t
/ 20 lTG Broadway. June 30. due us py. 90 no.
sl4 900
! NA%HATTAN AVE. Ji1 s.. EAt4, Ellen
Sca 90 Emigrant Indusuia. -atidss BANS u
/ chambers 81. June 50. SO, SN."''' d'..''''-
r & L j O.Go.man. 81 Examiners So ..
! PEARL ST. ~, u " p, --.9A Va. j. H''''',
! Constant 20 lhdS NoN.-. 80 w "'.'.'- D..
ave. june 80 prior mtg S2t "ool. due as pr
bond. g. 600. attorneys. Stu4ddrd MagA, -
! Broadway
! FERRY AVE. 20 :. 2oN't 10 Albert T.
Iuns - ~. per cent. $50. attorney, j
| Ieylson Us Fast i3Nth II.
| STANTON ST r., and 1876 81 i-tN .. Gussir
| Grecnspan 20 Henry Cans 80 80 81. frooA
| lyn, June - due as per bond <',"o' "i''l
! ncy Joseph cans 40 Nassau ST. ,....
| SUFFOLK ST. -. % 8. -.AlVV, Amy hoiHe
J 10 cath Stevens. l. Wrst iiih So. June ''. %
/ yrs. S24. go, attorney VIM e. Oir. '' '"@'"'
/ hcrs Il. ..-.....
30 AVE cor pam 81. " 'N'. M.
| Epstein 90 LAWYERS Mo'ttdGr q, 49, H.,'
st. June - aur JN'I J., II In, 49,.
ney. Lawyer llt.c insurance anu ''"'' W.
! lo0 bro9I"dy. o-,, -. i,,5i. Cheney
! I'D w T.. 'ol VAN ~ " - -, .. "
Epstein 10 Asher Eub'nsicin, 100 "a ave-
/ juno 30. " }r-. q per .rn'. S'"'"' "''o'"' .
/ Louis Iiuiter, - ka't lu'th 81 ,..-,.. 80,
/ 9TH AVE n 60, ',st 81 loo. ,Al". i",s,
yers Realty 60 10 AnN'" NdiHth'' -, -
. plst II. MAY - yrs per cont; $6''oo'.
| attorney. W Mitchell l+l broaa"aN . 1881,
9Th AVE. :. TO n OF 4tth II. -UN'"
Philip \ Fitzpatrick % EmSraW !uo.St'l W.
Savings Bank ~ ohaWt'if 81 June ~ . VIE
5000 attorney. VIM 9 or. 81 'na.n,"os FL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF ies''.J
Jt-%E 90

AMSTERDAM AVE. 90. north s'or, WI
lam stewart and suo - Mares l'Eoo ~, .,
us from Ms, J. 1913. 500, address " ~"
-'erlaIu NE. 900 Ill.,, II tf.,ot. IN
Rosie Toliatk and ano, . Yrs from l'~' = '''-'
&. 400. address ~ East Mth =, =.
-pUING ST 80. store. basement ana -
eo.r William Fitzpatrick to Elese S'hIoel.1
4 ,rs and mos from July !. 1919 Nl'"'
address 10 Spring - . ,,..- %
- SIR IL Fast. all. virginia ,5laser ~ 20
Richard Heggc. yrs from May !. 1913. ~ W.
address. ~ - - ,,.t.. 49, N
Thomas Noud. ,rs from Aug l. l'll >l"'''
address. 1901 81 ave. -.-. u,
al AVE % W COY fremont ave store. M
cIa.I j Brennan % United cigar stores -
10 ,rs from Aux T. 1913, a. per agreement
address a. West 18TH - -.
liTU AVE 80 store and part ~ ~ IooI
f,,ob 0rth 10 konrsd Gonter, j Yrs Ho"'
Ma, 1919. $3.50. address i6l I'm ave
18TH ST - West. part NJ store ani ndS,
mont. 18Th - g. West. FREDERICK frls'h ~
RAYMOND n chuck 90 81. ? SIS and NOS
ron July l. 1919. $1,000 address 2fN Audu
57TIf ST 90 East. all. Mary y White and
a.o ~ EtieBue \ Bercaria 3 Yrs IRON ',' J.
iolE 81 ~. address. ~ East Nth 81
Gg1-fT ST 1856 West. all. John honlef
and ano gdn 10 Jacob Abrams a Bros, St]
rom FEB r.. 1916. 5000. address. ~ west
i"sTH ST. $50 East. stors and corner. Lena
Uorror ., Giovanni pae ino. from June -,
1919 io MAY /. 1916. tl,1io. address a3i tAs'
Igsth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER Standard copper. dull and nomi-
nal. spot l3S7iac bid. July, l4dl42'c' Al
gus, and September. i4o5di4 25c. Arrivals a.
New York yesterday. Is tons Exports 20 'ar
for June. 27539 tons London copper Dun
spot, f64 Is Cd futures. te4 Is "a The street
market for copper remained nominal with con
ric,ing reports az 10 the attitude of second
hands Lake copper, l47sdi5'4c; elsc'rolyuc'
i4s. ai5c. casting. i4lsdl47sc.
TIN The Metal Exchange reportei TN duli
and easy spot. ~ 50d42 75c: July 49, IA
4262isc. August september and October
~ 25a42 SOC. London tin easy, spot. 1913 los
futures 1894 los.
LEAD Quiet. spot 4Sod43i 20. NeU VOTE
412is0t 22lsc Fas' - Louis l" ~ nv ~,
sos, bid East :, Louis. London III
ANTHONY Dull and nominal 'ookson >
S.,ljaS T5c
GRON-tTeyeland warrants. SIS % N Lon
don Locally iron Vas unsettled No ! tnun
drv Northern. Si6GSl6 -; No SO 5o1Slo'
40 southern ami soft Si5aSl5 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
Manhattan.

cLAREMoNr AVE; e s.. a7s r Of Of i2 ia
81. runs 100 . 1926 to centre me 90 ~
Rloomurddl" road 90 \ ,.AN,I2 a
urI{ride 10 and : Jan -. 1905, 81
cOOrER Sr s. $50 q ol Emerson ~ ~
25NIo0. Martha Barrng"r 10 Millicent , hs ar
ringer IOl So oxford ST. BrooklNn' June -
81. atty. Herbert VI Tcets. $50 9TH ave
tOOPER ST. > =. l75 n " Of Emerson o.
25Hloo. same 70 T9,o bsr a,,S w 80 "
COOPER AZ. s =. 2TJ II e OF Hl"thorne W
e5xi0O. Theo II Rarringer. lr. 10 Martha baI
ringer - West sith 1t. June 20 ~ same
COOPER ST. = :. 1915 It e Of Hawthorn
81 ~ Gxi00. benjamin . BaTinger to Iheo, y
Barringer IT, - West sith ST. June 20 -
Sa hEXIHGroN AVE. cor roth st: 100 llx
4aiI. samuel rosen ct al to kcs,er 90, am
Inc Mount tm s 81, n;ys Holden Ga,,anaush
MHNHNTTAN AVE. 5iI. u 5. l;S'4 T i,,is
,iceiiro Junc ~. John " Rogan. ref 10 Bllei
SEGA. $50 East lesth 1t. June 30 @'s2o' atty'
Rabr & Keller 25s Broadway ,oo
PEARL 81. ~. 22cxlo5. lx22 lHl03 Law
,ers HeaIty 60 10 Marie T Constant A. Pierre
mont 81 Brooklyn mtg s2i.Oo0l; June 80; SlVV
atty LAWYERS Title Insurance GO. ip BROAD
Seprtvc; ST. 4O-4s. 5o3xlO9A5O 3xl2l6. W 5
peesis Barltin 10 Kayell Realty 90. ~ Nassau
- mtg SGl 500; all liens. June 20 81 at'Ss
BoHcrs sands; y, ~ C s(sioS 81 corr,. W solo
man to ANY Holder 80 west io5th ~ tmti
S23. OOOi June IL, 800, atty. William OH
, - sr NICHOLAS AVE. 40. 30.4xloQ; Run
Johnson 10 Louis T. Mendhom 81 west lois'
A. fmte S25 900. all liens. May ~ ~. -.
gD AVE g cor 9th -. d1.ll1hl; LAWYER
Nortpsre 20 To Cheney Epstein. 304 East lO.c
~. and $: June -; 800. atty. Lawyers Tltl'
Insurance Co. 100 Broadway.
5,rH AVE. n cor 0lst 81, 100 SNlfi :; N
drcU Carnegie 10 Lawyers Realty 60. ~
Tro.dy1v mtg SG15 OOOi; all liens. May ~
81 400. atty Lawyers Title Insurance co. Io'
7Tu Vt. ~ East. 25Ko75. Max Galef e
pose rrankei So West i7sth 81. : part; al
'''i.tt,TIi ST 10 East. 20 loao4 10. Marian =
| Kennedy TO MARY l. KENNEDY. Al 9th ave =
part. 500: atty, James II Ackerly' lAtay
cite ri Pnughkeepsie. Y.
osTH ST, S2s West, 4 ely, ls.9Xose; Geoi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
SOUTH YoNKERs AUCTION SALE.

Joseph p Day sold at auction on Sat
urdgv for the GerbereuX Realty Com
pany thirty-six lots at South fonkerS
Gar a total Of SllS655. or an average OF
81 900 lot The highest price OF the
sale was obtained FOR the corner OF Nor
rie street and South Broadway. a plot
59yIOO feet. which brought Sl2.2oo.
,cere IN have been offered were disposed
of AT private sale prior 10 the auction.
otber purchasers were \. +. Chamber
lain. William Brown. Lynch 4 Larkin.
Kingsley & Maxwell. Louis TommaSl.
,bc yonkers Security Company, Denis
= Gcrbcreux, r. r.. Mulligan and NJ J.
Walsh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
81. June 90 due Jan T. 1914. per cent; $3.50
attorney. " + Johnson, III Broadway
The Bronx

81, June % due Jan /. 1914: 8 per cent; $3.50
attorney. " Johnson, III Broadway
The Bronx
| ALBANY RID. = 7oj n Of Van Cortlandt
| ave, 2JS gX -. North Western Construction 90
10 Emma : Merrill g25 Park ave; June 80,
+ 3 yrs. 81 per cent. $3.50. attorneys MerthI
* Rogers, leo Broadway.
AVE %. n " cor 9TH ST, 2l6xlO0. Unionport.
Lawrence Davis TO William butcher. oo9 faI"
! ave, June -, yrs. 90 per cent, SlnoV',
attorney Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
60, 100 Broadway.
FOREST AVE. 81 and SO = d3NS7.6,
Beth Hamelrash Ilagodei Of The BonS q"
Abraham Davis ot al. trus. June >. 10 yrs.
$loOUU. atjorne;. Max Monfricd. 2"a Broadway.
GLEBE AVE. 1851. W 5. -GAgU.I, James \
Gauy 20 Henry " Grotc. 49, 9Th ave. June
30 upri'r mtg 100; due as per bond 500
attorney. John Nade. 2o69 WCstchester ave.
FULTON AVE. - 20 n Of Hist 81, rN
3D., Hannah SchVab To- Mamie conn. 10
Central Park West June 80: yIs; 80 per
cent. 5000, attorney, New York Title lnsuI
au.e 90. l3j Broadway.
GLEBE AVE-. so 8 30 r. % Of Southern
Nostchestor Turnpike. N9.3N2GlI. Ernest +
l}clsner TO Noah Benevolent widows and
/ Orphans Association. 10 East 18th 81. June
/ 80. due as per bond. S2.2no. attorney. Title
T Guarantee GO. t1G Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. same % Gottlicb Vie
. land 1880 iavcmoyer az" prior mtg
/ $4,000. due as per bond June 80. $1,000;
attorney. same.
GLEBE AVE- 9i5a. -iNguG. James v
mtg $1,000. Jun" 80. duo Js per bond 4,
500. attorney John Kad"i. 2oGo Wcstchos
HOMI% ST. n v cor ~ linton ave. 10 *
, SOC. Josephine Grimm to Emgr1at Indus
trial Savings Bank. - chambers 81. MS.
/ Jane 800. $1,000. 'ttolness. Amend * amend,
1 ll9 Nassau So.
KEPLER AVE-. . g. roo n Of Willard
81 53iN-. Phrouo Realty Corpn 'o Flor
ene' B.egart % al. trus. 1881 ScdS"ick
rF,rHr Af.rr .art..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
FRENCH EVANGELICAL CHURCH BUYS SITE
Gets Three Story Dwelling Adjoining EdiCe in West 10th
Street at Auction.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOLD

sold 10 Rrcnton II CNCns. Of Tunbridge,
Wells, England. The property was for
mcry owned 10y Richard Thomson. and IS
valued i'm the neighboThood of 10000. Mr..
Collins. who is d wealthy English capt
taliSt, has bought tho property as an in
ycstment. but IL is said that an American
syndicate may be formed 10 develop the
tract. all Of the parcels being contiguous,
only the highways intervening. \ number
of the lots front on the queens Boulevard,
row being made a 9o- foot highway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
COUNTRY LEASES.

Julja Beverley Hisgens has lease, for
stephen Bonsal his home At Bediord'
az New York City, and for John G. Hunt
his house at Bedford. to the Rev. pr.
Uoughton. Of New York city, for the
season. c.,. ,a,
Tho Somerville Realty Company has
rented the following cottages at SomeI
vile Park. Arvcrnc. Long Island: For
Zaret. 40 22S Elizabeth avenue. TO ).
clark. jr: FOR 5. Engclsherg: No. 20
Amstel Boulevard. 10 Samuel banner
and on Clarence avenue, To joel 'rohe
and NJ I.aSdcp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01

Mt Vernon Trust co 20 First Mortgage
and r Est 60: 81
corn Exchange Bank 10 trustees Of Co
iumbia University. $50. 900
Geo - DO witt 20 Geo g De Witt 81 al,
trustees: s. 000
Virginia Mackay- Smith TO Willard A
Mitchell: Sl0OO0.
Chas VI weeks TO Kenneth s Weeks. one
half part. $4,000.
Narcelus j Dodge 10 Marcellus n Dodge
81
Florence Berman n Mary j Bermau:
~ 900.
assts. Sl3GT5.
Julia l. Condax to Hudson Trust Co;
81. und.
Lawyers Mortgage 60 10 Farmers Loan
and Trust co: $4,000.
cath Tigho TO Clausen-Flanagan Brewery
81 .
Mutual Trust 60 20 julia " Parges' u
same 20 o T Gates. guardian; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

9th ST. l34 West. Madison Iron NorN
act Ida l. Hulburt owner. Henry smith
contractor. $40.
OLD WESTMINSTER CREEK, = 3. ADJ
Ludlow ave COOK -. The Bronx. Herman ~
Wendlandt aEt DAYTON Hodges and the Texas
Asphalt 60. owners Angelo Alticr Co con
tractors. 1920.
LONGFELLOW AVE. s, lI5 n of seneca
ave tJnX 100. Z, \ Alticri agt Yuma Construc-
tiou 60. owner and contractor: 5000.
18th 81. r. and Il West. Empire CITY IRON
Works agt Alnnzo = Weeks. owner; Jonn
Burns 4 90. contractors. $50
18TH ST lj7 and $50 West, same ast Farm
ere' Loan and Trust %. owner. John Burns
A 20. contractors. $50. AL.
60 ACT MAJ Irwin owner. William Le'ins'
contractor. SiS5 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01

cd Yesterday at the tca Estate tN
change salcsroom. nos. "a and l6 Nesey
street.
Ey Er,an l. Kennedy.
10TH -r. ia west So 800 q ~ s,h ave.
-aAln@" sr' dag. odd 70 ne Ercnch iva"
celi.tI church ~ Sew YORK fot SlItD
18TH TT. 2-5 West u f. 2SI = u ot IN ave
@,,ioss. . sty fenmt sold to Henry CLARKE
for So 20
aoTH ST. eoa West. s. 367.2 . "a o. IN
ave. - 2sp-N irrcg. : sty tcnm'. sold 70 Jonn
MuI'lran 'or So -"
81. Joseph p BAY
i72p ST.. aI2 West. , = cor Audubon ave.
frp,sn and s'N church. sold N
po,h..-iIa for So 500
loru ST. 81 Wet. 5. - : q Of s,h ay'.
MADISON ~T ~ - 4fl q - PIKE e.,
-sAlo0 80. t"nm' and stores 'o'4 '' 'n'
ss'tF't,vtv hVF. n re cor 2is,h At, 'O1loo L.
,f-TV ST. n % So = seaman az. ~ II
100 vacant. adjourned 20 July u.
Ry Henry Rrad,
BOTH Ct. ,ac West iro O. - - Am
defendant 'or 81" 500
AZ the Bronx Exchange
Ry Joseph 3 bay
l7arH ST oSI Ea,, -"7 . o. VS.
a., .-~il. py.r iAll3i. ~ i"g' 'ola ~ INC
uIalr'iff for g. 800
TI,IARD-ON AVE f2s = 2sS . o,
ttaH o. g4rigI also Richardson ave ", v
q 81 - .-afh 49, yTnl-5 lNilNl-i. 0Iso Bronx
ua.iesard . e. - q = ~ "esiclfsi'r ave
..l>io0 ,oa '0 tho pl1irtn f"r SEQ"
uy Bran T. kennedy
ANTHONY .yI; GOO cor burnside az
liS1ss * ifreg o sts dog and vacant al
.Y.rrrd o. Jul.
VActJfSGToN AVE. ipS2 50 q %
i-.,r q, = CO. It21 Gsal d. st ''nnf sold
~ me plaintiff for $500
rs T. ~ Mayors
an AVE- ao.q to 49,. cor iIi'h ~. 9"'
iss Sxsoylcl {. ihr.c 49, a71 i'o ~
- and = 49,, 'rnrut and store adjourned %
rs Henry Brad,
VkfN ST. 1851 lool q ~ Haiperl1
81, a.6,Ip. ioSl"p n. Vr-' chester. ADJOURNED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-01
SALES AT BRIGHTWATERs.

Recent sales at Brightwaters, Long Isl
and. bv the T. 3. Ackerson company IN
clude a semi-bungalow, foHZZJ 1eeI on
vSt,dsor avenue to James Van Etten
WnstfalI. an eight-room Moorish semi
l,,nqaIoU I0xl4O. Oh Manatuck Boule-
ward. 10 Miss Theresa McCa6e; a seven
room. semi-bungalow, IOXl5O feet on
20, to0v120 feet. ON Windsor avenue. "a
Mrs Mrs Katherine r. Emory; 9Oxlil feet. cor
ner of Mohawk Drive and Manatuck l$ol,
iovard 10 Mrs. Sara r. Richards. 7OXl q
Ceot ON woodland Drive. 10 r. r. Nls
ia Mot. 100Nl50 feet. corner OF Peters
Ipo,,levard and Wohscepee Drive, to Miss
HIfn MaNOuN.
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LIS NDENs.
.Ir,Nn 30

IsoTH ST. 73s East. Catherine l. Wyrne
act Goorze Reckenstein foreclosure ~ mtgl
attorneys House Grossman & Norhaue
TOPPING AVE. s. 255 n ~ lIoth 81
40Xa5 Jessie Henssler agt Kasna e1 ,n
al foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys, Miller e
Bretzfelder. -
Bath ST. 327 East. Peter often agt Markus
We'll 81 al foreclosure ~ mtgl; attorneys
Howell McChesuey & Clarkson.
MADISON AVE. =. - u 81 l22i 81. lsx
100. Mary Kahn agt Stanislaus Fischer 81 a
foreclosure % mtgl attorneys, Baniler q
Haas
l27rH ST. s. 2o35 q ~ 81 ave. 4S3Y
~ II. Ella L Hebherd agt William Barnes
8, al partition. attorney, r Gerding