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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-25

against the laws of the society in which that person
which perfectly well persons have no dlIllcu. III
conforming. -
If this is any method of dealing with the oilehue
which contains element of punishment unjust 10 MN anu
also illogical 1t is likewise unjust and illogical IRON tne po
of view of the protection of society," for the idea OF
ecessate fitting the punishment to the crime and not 10 e
criminal. When the allotted punishment is completed the
criminal unchanged is set free Society has the right TO pro-
ecton the individual the right to justice; but the only rea
justice for the who the attempt 10 correct
the condition which caused him to
Does punishment do this? Have decreased IN the
aggregate the individual because OF the customary
penalties imposed for them! Statistics, according to Dr.
Wright do warrant any such assumption What then IS
the remedy! Are to abolish prisons and penalties
taking the faastc view that all crime ncurabe shut up all
offenders aums for the remainder of their lives? Abolish
ment of punishment is certainly called for and is gradually
coming the prison changed into house for correction and
custody into colony for abnormal peope-where they may
live nearly normal life possible for each and every
of hem where their individual characteristics and capacities
studied and their lives arranged accordingly The same
change has already occurred the methods dealing with
obviously insane If these methods worth while in the case
Of the chroncay insane they still in the treatment
of criminal offenders who though mentally abnormal in
the majority of instances aenabe to much greater improve
ment in habits Of thinking, feeling and acting
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-25
CHRISTMAS IN OTHER LANDS.

Many American children Of foreign parentage know
thing of Christmas customs in at least European country
having been told by their elders but for the part boys
and girls known little of the day except in their own land
In Spain is the custom to let out of prison of the
short time prisoners Christmas also permit few Of
the soldiers go home urough Only blood relations eat
the house Christmas Christmas day It is general
belief that midnight Christmas the Virgin
bearing blessing There is midnight in the churches,
and other masses follow.
few years in England it the custom after the
Christmas dinner pull bonbon crackers and the
tesue and masks that with them In other the
celebration is very much with
Good cheer is the rule in Ireland and holly and ivy
seen every hand midnight is celebrated and
follow through the night and morning. all of which
largely attended The religious element prodomnaes Rich
and alike have for their Christmas dinner day
following Christmas is devoted to athletics fun and rolc
The celegraon of Christmas in general in Japan vet
the Npponese have Santa Claus of their He god
Hotel and he is supposed give good things the children
not day alone, but the year around.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-25
THE GIVING OF GIFTS

If one is going to give Christmas present should
with cheerful heart If You can't give in this spirit
give at all We give presents to friends at Chrsn
because they friends and because derive gre
pleasure from such giving In the giving Of Chrsnl
presents there should be of that spirit which ug
commercialism There should be any expectation >
reciprocity The giving of Christmas present should eh
the heart The present itself counts for little The spirit
motive which prompt the giving are all important
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-25
UNDER THE MISTLETOE.

How many who kiss under the mistleoe know the esa
Balder the Apollo Of Scandinavian mythology killed
mlstetoe arrow given to the blind Holder by oki the goa
mischief and poentae of our earth Balder restored
HE but TIE mstleoe placed in future under the care
fnea AMI W8a again to be an instrument Of evil u
touched the earth the empire of Ioki It always suspend
from the ceilings and persons meeting under it give eah
the kiss OF peace and love in the full that the pre-
vine is no longer an instrument Of mischief.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1913-12-25
SOMETHING TO FRET ABOUT.

The 1918 exposition at San Francisco is to be held IN Ivy
local bank warns the public that bogus 500 bills are @
atlon those bankers always doing something to MAKE
country appear prosperous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE IS..tu
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF UIAh,.
United states Of America. complainant a.
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. thSe.' -.
gon Short Line Railroad Company; the o''ss .n
Railroad \ Navigation Company Ws cer-
Pedro. Los Angeles Il salt Lake Ralroso pal
pany. the Atchison. Topeka & santa re IN.
way Company: the Southern Pacinc to"'yr.,,t
Northern Pacific Railway COMPANY rsrS
Loan a Trust Company; Jacob H. scn" ,,.rirs
II. Kahn James Stllman; Henry 1T As
william A. Clark and Robert ;. Lose,. an
trustee. defendants Notice. Pursuant - h,
order OF the United States District .vs ~
the District OF Utah. made In the doo,Hv
titled cause, notice is hereby given ps ne
plan for the disposition of the sto,h .Dos,as
Southern Pacific Company owned by us' Vorsrn
Union Pacific Railroad Company anu "a 40
Short Line Railroad Company, whlch pi" pail
provides for the sale To the Union Psci,e ,'cn,.
pany of the stock owned by II In tne ao,Iaticn
Pacific Railway Company. and the ,durrsy %
OF the lease OF the Central Pacinc f'Su mat
the Southern Pacific Company. ana o'uv odyiug
ters, and copy OF an agreement ~, ~, the
the details Of said plan duly executed ~ oval
parties thereto, and n petition for me apf r.rk
~ said Ilan. have been filed Win III and
OF the said Court at salt Lake City, ~. 20 besf-
that the matter has been set down iv.,,t N
ing on written points before the s'uu Ss,,s!t
the court room OF the United states "A ~
Court of Appeals at St Louis. Missouri . 81
% clock a. m. the oath day OF re
1913 >-,>up,NY
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CONF Ecov.
OREGON SHORT LINE RAlIRoAD. ,dcul
PANY Bv A. l.. MOHLER. nre,So,a
Salt Lake CITY Utah. February IL W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
LIS DEN S.

JACoBUs Pr. c =. ZIG q q OF terrace
View ave. l3.1xSixirrcg: Fordham ri, q
cor % Cedar ave. 70 loxs2G: two actions
Park Mortgage 60 agt william Marx ct al
foreclosure Two mtss,; ATTORNEYS, seybcl *
French.
STORY AVE 2i59: solomon Lbnan ct al
art Josephine hassler foreclosure OF m'sl'
a;torney. II Cracauor.
LISPENARD sT, 60 and -; illus Grace
ct al asst Marion $ 7 Martin ct al uoFc closure
OF Mtg; attorneys. Gillespie X pConnor.
It'll AVE. n e cor of Path st. s6liX7e.2:
Seth : Terry agt Twenty-fourth street ana
Seventh Avenue Corpn ct al foreclosure o.
! MTG; attorney ! = E,rsom. ,,,,,.n. -,
Wakefield The Bronx. Anna Kaiser agt Evan
- Ellis ct al foreclosure OF mtg. attorney.
: williamson.
=. I'D AVE. n q cor Of i2Oth ST. 40.lixsO:
Emanuel !. Spelman agt William Wolf 81 al
(amended foreclosure Of mtgl attorneys DAVIS
4TiI AVE. 40 to 49,: Benjamin y Hoffman
ot 81 agt Mary u Goeet Ct al faction 70
foreclose mechanics lien); attorney NJ Ls-
Wac
90: Maria 5 cobci agt Mary Hershfeld
ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attorneys. j < \
Lyons.
Lester D Kaufman ct al foreclosure OF mts)'
attorneys. White & Case.
PART or LOT 81, map OF Village OF Nor
rlsania. The Bronx: Elizabeth Ditchett ct al
sgt John Reilly ct al action to recover pos
session.: attorney. q Burr.
AMSTERDAM ANL. W :. oil " %, ot
I05th 81. 1870; looniinsdale CONSTRUCTION 90
ant New York Urban Real Estate 90 81 al
foreclosure ~ mtgl; attorney. ! ~ Kramer.
HAVEN AVE. n cor Of lG9th st, i3.i1x
100 =. Mildred lIlrsch act Suathcoua 'onstruc
ton 90 ,speci6c performance; attorney A %
Ernst.
BERGEN AVE. y ;; lot a. map Of East
Ward Of Village Of Mclrogc; William Klein
close mechanics lem: attorneys, Meier. Iancc
a Van DcINcsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 Vesey street:
By Herbert A. Sherman.
ll0TH ST. u s, 1876 n W OF 9th ave. l'5xea. Il
vacant; 10 Dickman for $50, go
BY Joseph p Day.
SD ST, lo7 East, n 8. 13i II Q OF LIST ave, OK
l0s2 o sly tenmt: TO the plaintiff for Sl4 i5s
9Th ST, $40 East, s. 100 II W OF Avenue h.
.Sxe7. 5x2sxe7.l. sty tenmt and stores; to the
plaintiff for $40.74s.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY J. II. Mayors.
2o6TH ST, 1853 East. 8, 162 y Of Grand
boulevard and Concourse. %. 6A92. 6x2oxs'.''
atty dwlg: to the plaintiff for 1880.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
ZEREGA AVE, 1900. W cor OF Maclay ave.
Jeilx5s.11x2c Sx7e.lo. Unionport. adjourned ~
Feb IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18

mtre an lease. etc: Jan 6. 1908; N Brosan 20
Lion Brewery: S3s5: attorneys, f1tch' "o'' :"
Grant, - Nassau s.. ,r.ohas,e-
RODGERS PL. g. 6l2.f II Of Mestche ss, !,
ave, ~ 1Oxs2 iX30xsls: NOV 10. ~ 20 ytor1
Petersen to Ernestine L u Popp; SLOW a''V'
ne;- John \ McEreety. 3029 I'd ave ~. g,
Union Pelham AVE. cor f!nc
OamhreIeng ave.. 25x1i6. Ix25.3Slfi MAJ
Is. ial1 Henrietta. wife OF Joseph w, w 81,
| Lion Brewery: s.. Isl Sc; attorneys fNcn' No''
! & Grant. - Nassau st. ,.,.ro an oxt-
WISE AVE, cor liza 81 ll'ss "n 70 "a
urcs Nov ~ 1917: Monchein Constructor 20
TO METROPOLITAN Chandelier co; s'so' d''o'"0'
Y y Silverinan. lps broadway. ,-o.,-o
NERMU.YEA AVE. ii3 TO l39' s. iJVA,1p
/ Sep, ~ 1917: Allen CONSTRUCTION 20 10 ~
| umbis Knickerbocksr Trust 90: ,t,,s.S o.
noy. NJ j sullivan, Willis ave ana itsth 81 ice
NEpsTp,R AVE. cor 18th ST. LIZ liz
/ 1c1 Oils: MAJ IT, 1908: Florence g, ceciia
! T. lane ID g and Elizabeth NJ Idoyd, py IT,,
special guardians. Francis Il gum an, 80 !,
| Y Lloyd and Catherine + Mahon TO Maud
| Cooke: 81 az ~. ,o-., 49,, ,,c.
WFBSTf:R AVE- " cor lotlh 81, l,os
Ioi sxfs * i2G.9: July q. 1912: Eyelyn bulia,ns
| % 70 greenwich Mortgage co. $4,000; attof-
ney. +, G Bell. 1&Sth It and 80 aN. oo- ro,,oid
| SAME PROPERTY: july ~ l"o'' i''opo''
Uu,ter 10 Louisa Backhaus; Ss,pb.
WHITE PLAINS RID. $40 IT RON e !
! thereof Al n cor said road and Morris parh
ave o,xlOO: White Plains I'd, 40 II l -on
| 9 $ thereof II Morris PARK ave- vvn'-
Jan 49, 1907: Mary ReiIling 10 New ,@Sh re1
| co. exr; 5000; attorney. NJ cooper i'o '''''
! way. ,.-,,. ,t-tr,,
| WHITE ST. 50. SIS II " Of Lafayette ,sIn,
| st "a sx679: Feb l. 1912: Harry 4 fialIcnpech
! TO John II IIenshaN; $1,000; address, ~ Na'
! sau ST. - ,,-o -o,na rri,, 70
| 1905 Ferdinand Hccht 10 ApranaIn ~, nd
! 81. 900: attorneys. O'llara Bros, -Vot' st anu
oh.,T az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Henry Slender, Plaintiff against John
Carucci. John Focarile. Jesse Watson, as
Receiver In Bankruptcy OF John Focarilc,
Antonio Devita, Samuel Goldberg, Joe Espe-
dano. Patsy Ferrara, Louis Devita. Andiglio
D'Andry. Frank Secondino, Joe Sander. Paul
Dibana. Fiorich Ilyerso. Tony Ladsnla. Peter
Rinaldo and Angelo Arculeo. Defendants.
Summons.
TO the above named Defendants and each OF
them
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action and 10 serve a copy
OF your answer on tho plaintiffs attorneys
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons. exclusive OF the day OF service,
and I'm Of your failure TO appear or
answer, Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded I'm tho
com plant.
Dated. New York. June 25th, 1912.
OTTERBOURG. STEINDLER & HOUSTON.
Attorneys for Plalntiff. once and Post
once address. 200 Fifth avenue, Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city.
To the above named Defendant, John Fo-
Garlic.
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication. pursuant TO an order OF Hon.
Edward u. Amend. Justice OF the supreme
Court OF tho State OF New York dated Janu-
AIRY Sth. 1918. and filed with the complaint
In the Office OF the Clerk of the County OF
New york. at the County court House I'm tho
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York.
The original complaint was duly fled In said
Office on the 25th day Of June, 1911.
Dated. New York. January 10th. 1913
OTTERBOUIG. STEINDLER & HOUSTON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and Post
Office address. 200 Fifth avenue. Borough
OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18

.2s7 Aqucduc, ave (mtg $1,000; Fen To- =.
attorney. Title Guarantee ana Trust Co. 90"
Broadway. 80. a.
VALENTINE AVE. w cor 1sist ~, l"'o1
-. Rosa hlticri TO Tobruk Const ruct."h .,U'
40 East fremont ave tm'5 So'"V''' D' "
1919; 500. ,. r, 20.
iiG1'H ST, 40 East. 25x99.s; sarah oii, g.
l'"b IL Gntg S90oOo: 500; attorney i
Ilirlenan 39i East 1iath 81 n ,,A.-,.o
lj3D ST 377 East, '''."SlVg' , ~. ..S
Dammcyer to william Harres. 81 iious ,.i,'I
ave. staten Island: Feb IL tntg S@-'ToU (,
500. attorney Title Guarantee ana iEuS'
Co. 17G Broadway. wiz, ,,o
lGisT ST. $. SO II " Of linton ave-
o1oX1c2: Sarah MeltZer TO BENJAMIN hos..,
s27 East l5Sth 81; Feb tintS s.."o"'' 81
attorney, 4 \ rcinberg. $50 Broadway;
l11TH ST. at " cor land James r BAN a.,
gate, x: Isaac Butler 10 William Il ;1ut
Ter May 80. 1891; $50; attorney 'harles /
Hallocl; 800 East is0th 81. -.,,.- go
tSiTH ST, N g iG.S II " OF Davlcsoh ave,
80 fxsU; oscar Taussis and ano. eArs' 20
Minnine Taussis ct al - West losth e..
Jan 80 (mtg Sl0.GGe): 81 attorney ID -"
81 Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Marsarc. o sage TO Russell sage founda-
| ton: S319.s75. c.,..o,
George q Dcwsnap and ano 10 j Geissen-
| hainer: $50 600 o.,
| Iosenh l. Buttenwicser to Jonas Wen; -.
| William J. Havemcyer and ano, trustees W
| IIarrje, II Morse and ano; S12,ooo ~,
| .Iosenb " Teets and ano. cXrs. to Joseph "
| Teets and ano: $1,000. 49, 80
standard Plumbing Supply co and sno 10
! DIN J Stephens: 500. co,
| russell Sage Foundation 10 I'ank for saw
| iurs in the city of New York; 100000 -.
| Felicia De Ilsi to Olin Stephens bhc'
$500. c, c.v,nrs
| Bank; $4,000.
| Same to same: $4,000. ooo
7 Grant SquIrcs to Thomas Foy: $1,000
! George Runk ct AL trustees, 10 AIirep -
Frankenthaler: 5000. ,.,,-.
Frances NJ Fcchheimer TO Isaac Manhe''"e''
| $1,000.
Same 10 sane: $4,000. go.
Mary NJ Greenfield to Otto r s'ruse' rus
! tee; 81. ,, uclt
Mary Quinn, cAtrN' 10 MaiE y ~
U1 Catherine wulf TO Central Mortgage Co.
] 500. ,,, ,,,,b.,
/ Co; 81. $500. q, zoo
| TitIe Guarantee and Trust co to curtis "
same 10 Charles II Young: $1,000
! RIrd Colcr TO Frances shepherd S'gvo.
Greenwich Mortgage co 10 JULIUS f''""'
! S' JoSD Doll to jeremiah Carroll: $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
MECHANICS LIEN D.
TERTIARY u.

! lad ST 1cS and 185 East: Specisso Va
,on,c act Custaye II Neumeycr and Abraham
| + Dimond, owners; Frank Cayaluzza' con
| tractor. so 50. oo N
! 400. Spccisso Nslentc agt G Edwin pep
| ueier owner. Pasqualc Trotta. CONTRACTOR
Sl3S. r. - 49,.
PARK AVE. iIss; Grabler 60 OF New
| Work sct TucIer = Won Ohlsen. owner, Bar
| ret, Plumbing and Heating Co contractor
! $3.50 II. ,oox,a-,
! % 10 2.l ST N3jN-Al0o 20 beg, '-boroush
{ contracting co agt ogden Brewer and low
ard = Whit, trustees, owners New lo,h
! Auto Truck storage and Exchange 90 con
HART AVE. $. 100 u n Wakefield
| pl 50x99I: Douglas Bros agt Edward )
Oxen owner: Callahan & Springer con-
81 ST TicHoLAs AVE $50 to SIS: IIarry
Farbcr sgt william I Seaman, owner anu
contractor: Louis Becker CO. CONTRACTOR
@i3TH ST. !, ee5 q " % PauldinE -,
s0y loo. Uarrv Zudlck agi Rosario 10 Bue'
owner and contractor; se23.
42D ST. r. whole front between BIoad-
vy,v and ,th ave. % 2x4l.3, irrcg. Du'y 4
Collin agt state % charles Coo. owner
Godnfr- WINNER Building co. Joseph II
Kick. Ernest r. Fieischmann co. le-'ee-'
Mlchaud catering %. inc. lessee ana con
U$TiI 81. &. West: Jo,eph Ros.nstreioh
ns' Ralph Garfel. owner and contractor
SIZE rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
BIG LEASES BY LUNCH CORPORATION
100000 Rental for Space in Duane Street Building and IN
Broadway Corner Structure.
STABLE PROPERTY IN LENOx HILL SECTION SOLD

jackson 10 Jacob Nalonsi address. $500 "a
ay, Brooklyn; 10 yrs from May J. 1910
81. 800.
trustees Hv Aston. TO william Bauer. "a .
r,ss on promises. = yrs from May l. l?l"'
taxes etc. and S1.14o. ,,.,,,..,,,
STU AVE 49, a judgment lease Niildni
Bauer 10 John q Hess, address, rs tfuih-
boIdt ST. Brooklyn. Feb 3. 81
10TH AVE. Gl2: store floor ard part
cellar: Charlotte scnwcya, cNtrX, TO teuOnh
IIird: {; yrs from May l. 1913; $1,000; ad-
dress GU 10th ave.
,cTH AVE. G57 store, etc; Joseph OPP
peuheimcr 20 Henry Cricnuc address. 90
9Th ave; 10 yrs 3 mos from Feb !. 1"l";
81 500
sd 81. II East. all; Margaret and sarah
SwitZor institute and Home 10 Ralph Wilson;
II yrs from Feb /, 1911; Sl2j00; address. MI
Vernon \ Y
looTH ST, III East. store ctc: Gruenstein
& Mayer to Frank Morris: 10 yrs from Feb 10
1913: 81 100. address East l3lst St
lljth Sc. - Fast. all; FANNY Veil 10 Eoslc
Rubin; yrs from May /. 1918; 5000: al
dress. 80 cherry 81.
10TH ST. & and West. barber shop;
Rosa \ Kaufman 10 Antony Borrcnio; ! yrs
! from May l, 1913: $500; address. u West
ll6ih 81.
12jTH ST. 10 west. all; Annie Piser 20 Es
telle II Sobel: ) yrs from Feb I, 1918: 5000;
address. 10 West 10th ST.
18TH ST. ga West. all: Lille Lowcnste,iiin
20 Minnie Vondraun: Yrs from Oct J, 13l2
! 81, 100. address. "a West li9th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York--United States Trust Company OF New
York as Substituted Trustee &c, OF Ssinuel
Willots deceased ANNUITY Trusp, Plaintln,
against Louis Sahr and others, Defendants.-
In pursuance OF the Judgment or foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the spoVc-
entitled action, bearing date the 9th day OF
February, 1913. !, the Undersigned, the Referee
I'm said Judgment named Will Sell az pubic
auction at the New York Real Estate sales
room. Nos ~ and IS Vcsey Street, IN the b1r
ough Of Manhattan, city Of New YORK. on the
18th day of March. 1913. at IL O'Clock noon on
that day, by Samuel Marx. Auctloncer, inc
premises directed by said Judgment 10 oe soIa
aud therein described as follows: All thst Ger
tain lot. piece or parcel OF land. together WIN
the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate, lying and being In the Sev-
onth Ward of the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY,
COUNT and state OF New York, on the soutn
side OF Madison Street, known and distinguished
BY the Number 800 Madison Street, and bounded
and described follows, VIZ: Beginning az
the distance OF two hundred and ninety-hNc
feet, at a right angle westerly from the west
erly eide OF Walnut Strcet-nov Jackson street
and running westerly on Madison street
aforesaid, twenty feet and twenty feet In the
rear to the land OF Nicholas Low. and extend
ing In length on each side half the distance 10
Monroe Street-ate LOmbardy street ninety
four feet six inches: bounded northerly in
front By Madison Street Aforesaid westerly. on
ono side, BY the said land now or late OF
now or late the property OF John small: ana
easterly, on the other side. by lot, now or
late OF James Nash as the said lot IS described
in a certain deed Of conveyance for the same
from Runyon Walker Martin, Of the City OF
New York accountant and Margaret, HIS wife,
TO Daniel r. Smith.
Dated New York. February 18th. 1918.
J. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN. Referee
WILSON NJ POWELL. Attorney for Plaintiff.
No. wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan
New York city.
The following is a diagram Of the property
to be sold as described above; its Street Num-
Der is $50 Madison street:
Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
BeNsEL ESTATE SOLD TO-DAY

The Bensel estate. comprising valuable
Manhattan properties. will be offered at
absolute executors sale by Joseph p.
Day to-day in the Nesey street sales
room at 70 o'clock noon. These proper
ties were to be offered at auction on the
18th inst. but the sale was postponed
The offerings consist Of Lexington ave-
nue. corner parcel, on the path Of the
new subway: an East Side tenement and
a private house on st. Nicholas avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-18
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.

AVE A.. 2o3. store, and basementb LOUIS
Miller 10 Areno Benedetto. address, 2o6 Ave
A: 2 yrs from Feb I, 1912: 5000
AVE c. 80. store: Edward Baumann 70
Max Greenbcrg. address, SO Ave c; yrs
from May I. 1913: 1924.
BROADWAY. 1889 store and basement
Harold Stiner 70 John + Thompson, address,
Chicago; 8 yrs mos from Jan j. 1915
$4,000.
Henriette Wiener 20 Joseph Wiener. address.
Ggs East Fordham road; yrs from Feb TO-
1o13; 500.
HUDsoN ST. 132. store and basement;
Mary S Won Kampen 10 william, Bossert.
address. on premises: yrs from Jan l.
1913: 1894.
Lilly II Dean TO Charles Rubenstcin, u
West 13ssl ut; "a yrs from May l, 1918;
$3.50
iST AVE 1851, store; Julia Mehrbach 10
Jossph Moses address, Az East SD st: .
yrs ! mos from FOB l. 1918; $500.
9Th AVE, 5Il. "a floor; James Devsney
20 Charles 3 Low. address. 1875 West Bath
81; 10 yrs from F~b ], 1913: 81 500.
9Th AVE 6es. store etc; Mary j Qun-
Ian and ano tc BApha stenthal, address,
Iii west s6th 81, yrs from May I. 1913;
STH AVE, o1s ard el5, all; 10th st,
90 { Of Sth ave. loxl9.9. all, INdore