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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

'Bnfted loT Baumgardner In thc ninth.
Score by Innings-
st. Louis .........-.......n n n o.
Detroit ...................1 I 80
Summary: Errors-Bush. Cobb. Platte. Two
bnEo hi,s-crawford. Pratt comstock. Threo-
base hit-pintte. Homo run-Crawford Sacrifice
h,s-Loudan DRumann. Sacrifice fies-PlRUc,
Pratt Stolen bases-Williams C7) CovinE,ou.
Shotten Austin. Johnston. Left oascs-St-
Louis 9: Detroit, 6. First Ooso bnis-oft
BaumRardncr 4: Off Cont'ock. .. Hit b7 pitcher
BY Baumcnrdper n>oudcnl Struck out-By Com.
stock. IL Time OF game hour IS minutes. I'm
pIrcs-Dmccu and sheridan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

Summary: Two-base hits-Menges'
omigley, Schimpff Homo runs--Menges,
Quigley Strip. Sacrifice hitLA- spen-
Ger Stolen bases-Huelsuan (2). Runs
hated in-By Menges. Quigley (2), Stripp
CSI. Base on balls-off Fowler, l.; Struck
out-By Fowler. 2; Morgan, 6: Left on
bases-HeIepa. 1: Salt Lake, g. AIT oy
hour is minutes. Umpire-F'rary.
Big dancing event, Majestic, tonight
Continuous dancing. Two bands.
(Adve-tecment)
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Summary; Errork-Cree. Knight. zeider C2). Jan
win. Two-bese hi,s-wngner. Lewis. Cady. Yer
kes. Thrcc-basc h,t-spcakor. Sacrifice hit
Mosciey. stolen bascs-Mat5el HartLoll Speaker
(2i. Double play-Zcldor 10 Knight to Mairel
Lsft oasoS-Now York. 6; Boston: s. First base
balls-On Schulz, o off MoScleJ s. First
base orrors-Bostou. ?. Struck out-By Joaeloy.
(; by Schulz. 3. Passed bnils-CndJ, Time OF
gamc-1 hour SIS minutes. Umpires-Egan and Con-
molly.
SECOND GAME.
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ilts o0O n = :,
n>,,.' . . 0 q . i?
!, Doyle N,-sic. 7l,t
~. No.. sso'S.s hiiS-Flss,,r.h,.. n.
n-s,ss..aa IhFoe.ba,c hi,-
q lss-s,,.,.S S's'it!ee hiu-
.7sa ,us s,s. ioTs. s. Boston.
fii,, ~ ~ netoiph. ''As, s,-,,o,, on
u.s1: s.:''pt. ;. Passed d S,II o,x
hsnl, moan 20 minute.
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CaIcAao.ST. LOUIE
CF'rst gsme.)
.pattcd for o'Leary 10 the ninth

scoro by ipUings-
81. Louis .-.......'...,..l D u NJ
Summary. Error-NlIer. Two-haRo hits-
Eonetchy. schnite. Whlited. snorhoo hits-areh-
ar p-IsvcIl Stolen bnEo9-wh'ttcd. Wlnso. Left
an bsgos-st I.oua. q: Chicago Z First base
on bais-Oif Cheney. 2. off Sslloo. :. SiIlck
out-py Cheney s. b? sslioe. :. Time Of gam"
u nour rs minutes. Umpires-Quigloy and BY
SECOND GAME,
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SECOND GAME.

~Bdttcd for shanks in the eighth
t3dttcd FOR Bush ia the tenh.
1.-TWO out when Winning scored
Scorc By innlnss-
Washington ..,........0 Is
Philadelphia ......,,..o n 2-5
Summary: ErrorS-hiusInith, johnson. Bukor
t2l. Godeon. Two-bGse hits-Milan (2l. Mc1n-
mis-. oidriug, r. Murphy. Baker. Homo
Johnson. Sacrifice hits-McInng. Gund!l. sacri
flee fly-NoclcT. HtS-Oh Brown. IN three
and oue-tbird innings; off Rouck. . In and
two thirds innings mono out In tho SIXTH: off
Bush in five Innings Stolen hsSo-Bahcr
Struck out-By Johnaon, 7: by Brown. 2; by
TIouok. 3; by Bush, 2. Double plays-Foster
GandiI and Mcbride: Johnson and Foster: sohnng
and Baker. First base on eTorE-Wsshingtoo. 3;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

if W ,cored.
( q, ttn,h
~ b the ,s,lh.
y h cs ur,a.
~
iotioo 90 ~
-i:a9t6o 90 o ID
-sn'a Hess. Dosle plrs,
- J, Nev Tori. ! Home
hv-boyl,. snodrT,ss
h0 % b,sss-ye~ FOIL.
. hll,-on p.msr.e
an , b. ger. :. ri, hy
X hssll, "Ou''
ErsD CANE
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'HhIItH TOT N'NIt m INC Focond.
,Bat,cd for white N the eighth.
Score by innings
Cleveland ............,.,.& . . q : -
Chicago -....-...........-0 q - o 90
Summary; Errors Chapnian. Weave. Barecr.
Chappcil Two-huar hts-Tuurr. Wosyer Thrao-
base htJobn1ton Sncrinro hts-Chu pua n.
Crancy ncrgor Lord stolen bRsc-IacSson.
Pitching rccord-1wo hits and three runs of
Scott in one inning. seven hits and four runs
or White lu .lE innings: two hits and no runs
off lSthrop In one Inning Frst basc on balls
or FHlk"uhers. 2. on Scott. 2: of White /
Struck out-By Falkonhors. :; by White 4 wild
pitch-Wlu,o First baRo on orroro-Clevcland. .
Loft bhscs-Clcyclarl 6. Chicago. s. Time n
gome-i hour So minutes Cmpircs-o' Loughl,n
and rIlldohrand.
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Philadelphia .,........p..5 o q 0 ~
summary; Euon-FoEter. Mcbride (s). Bochllng
f5). Throe-bAse bit-NcInn!s. Hits-Off Boehing.
IN seven inningn; off csllin. l two innings.
Sacrifice hits-Collins, Bendor. Murphy, Left
es-washinston. 4; Philadelphia. g. Bases on
bnlls-On Boohliug O. Off Bonder. I. Flrst bare
on orrorH-Phindclphis. 8. Struck out-By Boeh-
ling. 8; by GaIia, /; by Bender. 4. Time OF game
i hour AZ minutes. Umplres-Per6uSon and
Evenu
SECOND GAME.
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Score by innings
New York .........o o-3
Boston .............0 q Ia
summary: EUors-WoIter nalsei, Sweeney.
Gardner. Wagner Two-bosc h!i7-Hartzell. Car
rigan Three-basc hiis-Wagncr Ford. Malscl
Hlts-on Collins. In seven innings: of Hall
none in ono-thiTd OF inning; Off Leonard. : in
three and two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hits-Cree.
Engle. stolen bascB-Speaker, WoltcT. Hartzcll.
Double Dloy-Zcdcr, Harizen and Knight Left
on bages-BoSton. 5: New York. S. First bnso on
bnils-oT Hall, 8; Off Ford. l. Base error
Boston, /. Struck out-By Collins. 2: by Ford,
.; By Leonard. T. Time OF Same hours Is min
ute1. UmpreS-Couuolly and Egan.
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: Summary: LeN On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z;
Brooklyn 6. Three-ba hIts-Lobcrt and Moran.
Sacrifice ng--Steugel. Sacrifice hrs-Noran.
Smith Stolen basc--Cutshaw, Double play
Fisher. Cutrhaw and Daubert Bases bnllF-
or YinSng. I: Off Mayer. l. Struck ovt-By
Yingliug. 3. Tlmc Of samo-l hour II minutes.
umpiros-Eason and Brennan
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BROOKLYN.
PHILADELPHIA


:Theat out bt by bnttod ball
sBsttei for walker In the ninth.
Score by innng0-
Philadelphia ..-..........l o p-s
BROOKLYN .....,...........0 ! y p-Z
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

'Ba.ted for weilman In the ninth.
Score by innnss-
St Louis ..............I o-s
Detroit ..................o 0 10
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ssIs'D I ~ II IJs7-4S = u
(FiTEt gamc.)
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA.

-Battcd !or Boehlng In the eighth.
Score by innings
Warrington .-..-.........I o-l
FhladoIphn .,........,..5 o q o -
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'gattcd for Scott ln the second
tBatycd for white IN the eighth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02

tOno out whom winning nun scored
'saued for Nundy In the eleventh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-02
BROOKTNN-

'Bat,cd for Doolan in the seventh.
fBnItcd for Miller IN Tho eighth,
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NEW YORK

Score by innings
Boston ....................1 IS
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SECOND GAME.
'Bnt,ed FOR Baumgardncr in the ninth

Totals IS "a io Totals n 9
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SECOND GAME

score By inpings
Chicago ......'.''--'''''''''nn
81. I1ouiu ''srV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-15
CONFIDENT OF GOOD PRICES
No Trouble Expected in Sale of Dean
Alyord Company Land,

A conference in which officers OF the
Dean Alvord Company. which passed
into the hands Of receivers last Satuf-
day. Edward r. Lyons. receiver and Al
met r. Latson. attorney, took part was
hold Yesterday
Charles f. Baylss, the president OF inc
Alyord company. will continue TO use
his ability i'm marketing the holdings oil
the suburban realty companies, uhae.
the direction of Mr.. Lyons. The Ie"'
estate al Roslyu. Long Island, ana AT
Port jefferson. Long Island, has been
highly developed at great expense by the
Dean AIvord COMPANY II Is believe"
thar there Will be no trouble in getting
oood prices for all this property as 500"
&C the real estate market takes an up
ward trend.
The Roslyn property, owned oy inc
Belle Terre Estates. is considered t"e
most valuable of all the real estate
owned bv the i've companies. There are
unfortunately three hundred acres IN
this tract Of land alone which rs situat-
ed in the most fashionable part OF ihe
north shore summer colony. Since last
Saturday Mr. Lyons has received several
offers or. rather. bids, for some Of the
nropertv now under his control He ala
not care 10 make public the names Of
the would-be purchasers and VIII not
close any sale until he knows he Is get
ting a fair price.
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STEEL WAGE ADVANCES
Will Amount to 100000 {
Month, Judge Gary Saws.

Further details Of the plan OF the
United States Steel Corporation TO in
crease the wages OF its 10000 employees
were announced yesterday by f. H. CARY
chairman of the finance committee. He
said that the wage advances would 20
into effect on February l and that from
the schedules made by the subsidiary
companies to date the increase going to
employees would average 100000 a
month. His statement follows.
In accordance with the recent an
nOuncement made by the chairman re-
speeding an adjustment in wages, many
Of the subsidiary companies OF the
the United States Steel Corporation have
made up their schedules, which together
aggregate an increase I'm wages of about
81, 5000 a month, beginning about Feb
ruary ]. These benefits largely apply 10
the workmen receiving the lowest daily
wages. Some Of the mining companies
are not included, for the reason that
wages have been heretofore adjusted by
those companies, and are now above the
average.
The first announcement by the Steel
Corporation Of its intention 10 increase
wages was on Christmas Eve With an
approximate annual increase OF 100000,
the corporations payroll for labor will be
about $40, 10000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-15

AVE r. or. Louis Norgenstcru 10 Isaac
! Becker. 1888 Madison ave. Jan ~. demand
q per cent. g.. O1p, attorney. Leo Srhafrsu 81
| Chambers st
GOUVEHNECE ST. A. . =. 24vlOlS. Abram
Golnger To Marie J. Denuer. New Rochelle.
y Y mtg SIS 600: > yrs. q per cent. Jan IA.
$500. attorneys, Amend 4 Amend, 10 Mas
sau ~.
GoERCK sT. I27 and 100 - 4zloo: Bena
min Honender a. Abram GOllUger, go Riv-
ington ST. Jan ~; yrs. per cent. 5000:
attorneys, Amend 4 Amend. llg Nassau ~
JACKSON ST. r. 20 n OF Water ~.
1Ox7S .. Servants OF Relief Tor Tncurable Can
ings Bank ~ Chambers st; Jan u: I yr: A.
per cent. $4,000. attorney. + J Mcguire, 81
Chambers ST.
LEXINGTON AVE. n 1Olst ST.. JOllx
So Elizabeth Roberts To Excelsior Savings
Bank ~ West I'D st. Jan 10. 3 yrs SO 600:
attorney, John e Guick. l32 Nassau ~
1ST AVE. =. 80 n OF Goth 81, 100 lOx
ri East S7th 81. Jan "a 3 yrs; per cent;
81, 600: attorneys. & II Bloch. 90 Mas
sau ST.
ID AVE. 1852. s. 2l5xIO2 =. Adolf Kreu-
der 10 Patrick Herman. II East SD ST: Jan
| IA prior mtg $4,000, due as per bond So 500:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co 1T6
Broadway.
9TH ST. $3.50 East. 25x96 2. Rosa Hertz 10
| Marks Krshhaum. ll3 East glst ST. Jan IL
! prior mtg S2S COO. yrs; per cent: s.. 900.
9TH ST, $40 East. ~ 9xa2.3; Louis Welsman
and anO 10 Theodore LATTER. 800 West 1929
cent, $1,000. address. M 4th ave.
| SAME PROPERTY; same 10 Bertha g Herr
| feldt 1876 West 96th 81 prior mtg S3l OOOl
| 3 yrs: per cent; $1,000. attorney same as
| above.
| 18TH ST. 10 East. 25xIi55; Light Car COR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Nail a Parker dnc) to Nathan Fass; 81. 900.
Iawy ers Realty 90 to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
500
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 10 trustees Of
Columbia University: $4,000
Farmers Loan and Trust Co 10 Brian Nc
Kenny. $4,000
Aaron Blumc 81 al 10 David Davis. 500 900
Walter VI Keck, eu. TO Brevoort Real Estate
Co: <45 600
Dollar Savings Bank Of the city Of Kew
York TO Matthias Hanen. 81 600.
North River Insurance co 20 Greenwich say
ngs Bank. 100000.
David Zuckerbrod 10 Israel Gewirtz: 81 900
Wentworth Holding 60 to Ames- Nostrand
Real 90. 500
sadie Nelson to Annie c He'll omitted.
Emil Frck, eXr. TO Paul Baumgarten and
ano: So 500
Arena Wright to Irene Il Wright: 500
Albany Savings Bank 10 Thomas Dimond;
SO OOo
William W Rouss 10 Greenwich Savings
Bank. $50. 600.
Abraham Rothkrug to Wolf Cohen: ST.
Edward Schaefer and ano, trustees. to
Anna \ Schulz; $1,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to trustees OF
Columbia University I'm the city OF New York;
$3.50. 900
Same TO j Oswald Jimens: 81, 900
Isaac Becker 10 Katzen Realty Co; 81.
Malcolm 5 Mackay and ano. eXrs. 20 Ger
man Savings Bank; 10000.
Barney Lefkowitz and to Morris Mey
ers ST.
John " Vrooman, trustee, to German saw
ings Bank 5000
Benjamin F. Greenspan to Henry Gass; SIS
coo
Lille Lienthal to Morltz l. snberberg
$500
German Savings Bank to Guaranty Trust
Co and anO trustees Sl7 .OOO
State Bank 10 Benjamin T. Greenspan; 81.
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LIS PENOENS.

READE ST. l3S and 49,; Broad 81 los:
Greene 81, 81. Lots lO4 10 lO6 map OF IN
derciH Terrace, Morris Heights. Bronx; Hld-
son 81. 49+ and 486, Bedford st. lO7 10 10;
Five actions; Anna Wilmer aGt Leon wilmer
e. al Cfve actions 70 cancel conveyance: at
! torneys Leventritt Cook & Nathan.
EASTERN BOULEVARD. C l. 200 II or
lands OF New York. New Haven & Hartford
/ Railroad co, rune n G03.4X 33I5X 337 Ok
TO beg; Truxton ST (proposed), ]. inter
section Ieggctt ave runs n " x 43i. *
= x u 1898 to beg: LeRg.tt ave. = " $. 40
n . OF lands OF New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad 60 -X22i itX irreg. except
part released. Fast Bay Land ana Improve
meut Go agt Jacob Letner foreclosure OF
FRANKLIN AVE. p r. 20 n u l6sth st.
22Xlo0: George y Price, guardian, agt Abraham
IL Westeryelt ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE.
attorney. g + Bishop
PARCEL Of land. beg at a point ss4S II u
OF / OF Eastern Boulevard proposed runs
" l3Ox 2534N I43.GX u 3i4 70 beg; except
parts released East Bay Land and Improve
ment co agt Jacob I@itner foreclosure OF
morgageD. attorney. r C. Dorset
GREENE ST. :. HIS n Of West 81
81. 2O3NS73 .. Louise r Holly 81 al agt Annie
Brown foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys. Gay <
Goddard
LEGGErT AVE s " s. 40 # Of lands Of
| New York New Haven e. Hartford Railroad
| Co li3 GNf31 tx irreg. East Bay Land and
Improvement co act Jacob Leitner GoreclosJre
Of mtg: attorney, Is G. Dorset.
LOTS 81 and 81. man OF partition action
| Mary Wells. etc The Bronx George NIldinG
AIT Philip II Krsusch ~ al foreclosure of
mtg: attorney J Baker.
S7TTT ST g. 100 n % 3 ave, lbSNln =
| S7th IT. g. 1876 n OF 81 ave. 10 sXlp :
| Lenoy ave W =. - II n Of l35th ST. 465N5fN
| irreg. lot 1909 map Of Section e. sherman
Park The Bronx: lot 1905, man % section 9.
sherman Park The Bronx. CatEsrine " Neln
GIgT ST Nc rs West. Joseph Pronick ae'
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At THE BRONX EXCHANGE
RECORDED LEASES.
rwith name and address Of lessee.


AVENUE 4. 10 FIRST second. third and
fourth noorsJ. Lena Rupp to Frederick Wen
del; 3 yrs from May l. 1913, sl,62o; address,
IL Avenue \
AVENUE b. ~ south store. Fannie WeI
ner 90 Frank DOstal. . yrs from May |, 1911
81 800. address ~ Avenue y.
SAME PROPERTY north store. same 10
Netta karten. Yrs from May !, 1911, sl2Oo.
address as above.
BROADWAY, si7s; : T. { NJ e BernhelnIer
Co 10 Beckie Fox. , yrs from Feb !, 1913
81 500: address. ST Columbus ave
CArHARINE ST. 81 north storej. Nathan
silver TO liyman NachinOwsky. . yrs from May
!. 1919. $3.50; address II Catharine 81
Charles g Friedenberg 10 William shutz. yrs
from july /, 1913; 5000. address, go Di-
vision 81
BROWN PLACE. 1870 TO 2Oi CslD; Ray Msisel
TO David Gold. yrs from Jan l. 1913, sl4,-
400 address. ial Brown Place
ELDRIDGE ST. 81 north store and base
menp; Eldridge ST. 2S5 middle sotrel; Max
krasnon and ano to Abe Ranofsky; 3 yrs from
Dec ~. 1912 $500
HOE AVE, 1851 to 1865 aIp; Solid Realty
So. 226 address, 758 Home at
PROSPECT AVE eO9l fsD: Paullna
schwartz 70 Benjamin Walker, 3 yrs from
Feb !, 1913: So 800 address. b3s East 18Th ST..
menu; Henry Pinsman to Max Zasloye: g yrs
and 3 mos from Feb !, 1918; $3.50; address.
24s0 Elm Place.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 1927 '(store)
Dwyer a. Carey Construction Co to Tom Reune.
yrs from Jan !. 1913. $3.50; address. 1927
Southern Boulevard
WASHINGTON ST. CSC tstore and part base
mcnD; Leon Ottinger 10 Herman Folcke: yrs
Long Island.
Sd AVE. 1853 talD: Gruenstein & MAYER to
Charles Wiener; > yrs and mos from Jan /,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following petitions in BANKRUPTCY were
filed yesterday in the United States Court:

The following petitions in BANKRUPTCY were
filed yesterday in the United States Court:
HENRY GUTTMANN GNC), No. Il veI,
oath street Involuntary. Creditors Peter
Schneider Sons & Co. $3.50: +. Schneider &
sons. $3.50. and ". II. Rogers, $3.50.
MORRIS and JACOB GOLLAND, 70 p
West 10th street. respectively president and
secretary OF the Fechheimer-Fishel Company,
No 748 Broadway separate and voluntary Pc
tl,ionsl Morris Golland has liabilities OF Si9-
SI4 OF which $4,000 Is secured by mortgages
on real estate and S30J,S1i IS accommodation
uaper OF the Fechhelmer- Fishel Company Hs
assets are nominally s4OT. 1852. Jacob Gdlsni
has liabilities OF sos, sl4. Or which 500, "a ~
accommodation paper ~ the Fechheimer- Pshel
Company half paid by the estate Of that
company and nominal assets. s23SOs6
CARL GLrCKSMAN, art dealer, a. N, Is
East 45th street voluntary. Liabilities. ~.
23T: assets 81 453. consisting OF stock AMI
fixtures Among the pictures arc ono by IT,
Won Balm which is now I'm London, VALUED A.
2.OuO: "A Stormy sea By Nernet, slUOp, and
"Cain Killing Abe. by David LOO
FRANK 4 PHELPS. No. % NeStonN'o-
square The Bronx Involuntary Hans Gas
dorf is a creditor for Sl.3oo Assets ostmit"i
al s. 600
sTEFANO CAsTELLA. No. SOC East N'h
street Involuntary. The Herman k!r.er
Company rs creditor Tor sos. Assets $500
SAMUEL BRAUN, No. Dog Henry stree On
voluntary Creditors: Julius VI. R0sennan0.
1913. BENJAMIN Erie, s2i2, and Louis Iwin.
WALTER 7. ELsAsS. No 200 West s7'H
street voluntary. Liabilities. s. rs. ;sso's.
FRANK 2. FORsHAw. No - ,asan
street voluntary Liabilities. S6"i; assets
none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-15
BROOKLYN SALES.

Hickeys restaurant property al "''o''
street and Flatbush avenue has been SOFA
to Max Kmzrok, of Kurzrok Brothers
II is reported that the buyer PAID Sloo'VV'
for the building and the goodwill Oh AZ itst
restaurant business, whlch VIII pc , u,.
continued to make room for DranC ~ u
factory and salesrOOm OF the piou"''' Va
the new owner. .iz,. cold
The jerome Property Corporation SU I,'
No 72SA Carroll street Tor tecrle az.
orden To John r. Brady; no. So ON s st.l,olii
foI Henry Blume 10 client. anu ,'nor,
il 10 John Greeley, an adjoining "N6iiie. ,
10 7o5 Bergen street. for Mary y, I W.
son: No. So LIST street for the Iark 't ~
Realty Company; No. i4S tth street; 10 ,
Mrs L. Kappa to the prospect az N
West Realty Company, No. I9i ~ Joh'. d, ,
Place, to Thomas BOWLING. No; "hl "a
street. to Francis kearny, and, N3SS,, ~
and ~ llth street. two frame puiIu'i.H,,
on plot JDXlG1 feet, TO builder VINO VIZ
erect an apartment house, ana piot -'N
1875 feet. south side of President Sue'l,
$50 feet west Of Rogers avenue 10 james
Goodwin. r.,...,,
b. j. SforZa sold for Fannie Palermo
the four family fat, on lot 2OXleo rect At
No. 1888 Graycsend avenue. 49,.
David Porter sold for client the tWo
and "A half story brick dwelling mouse
80. 80 Stuyvesant avenue To buyer IoT
pppuuinFN
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stein: owner and contractor: $50.
CONVENT AVE, n W cor 1879 81. W IlHi-o,
Robert Griffin co agt Benclaire CONSTRUCTION
Co. owner; Baude-Papae co, contractor
S66l 50. -.
18TH ST. 800 West; Centre Iron Works agt
Abraham Goldberg, owner, John Scheief'
i2sTH ST, % and 30 West; ]. Rafio & co
agt Leonhard Realty Co, owner; waldorf Ooh
tracing 90 contractor; SoSS ~ ", torss
ST NICHOLAS AVE, $50; Henry Johes
agt West Side Holding Co and Lyman Cold
farb owners; Harry Herzog' owner ana CON
WEBsfER AVE. 25l9 and 2521; Naylas q
Smith agt John Noonan, owner; Robert ocho
lenberg contractor; Sl2l %. o,o,
HOE AVE, s. - II n Of lI2d 81. locAIVV;
Jackson Bros agt Ray Holding Co. owner ana
contractor. Samuel Panass, contractor sl,VD'
WASHINGTON AVE, n " cor Fletcher 81,
l52x75 De Lucs & Co agt Mora construction
Co. owner and contractor; 81, 800.
9TH AVE cor 18th 81. llOXlOO II
Standard Fire Proof Sash and Door co agt
Ancient Order OF Hbernians, Max kobre ana
Abraham Addison, owners; Patrick Galiasher'
i2sTH ST, % and 30 West: Joseph Raj
nno & Co agt Lombard Realty co, owner
Waldorf Contracting co, contractor, Ntp ~
WEBSTER AVE. 2139 10 2Oi3, Charles LOCK
agt Cawston Construction co, owner ana con
9Th AVE, sos: George Baerocher 2gt
Laureabo Lizarrado. owner, London & Martin,
lessees and contractors. SlO5.
PURDY ST. 8, 100 n W OF Westchester
ave JOxIOO. Garnello Silvestro agt Elizabeth
Fonda owner Il + Fonda. contractor $50.
WEBSTER AVE. 2039 TO 2oi3; same sgt
Cawston Construction 60, owner and con
tractor; $500
ert Goeler trustees owners Jeano Laasehoid
Co, contractor. SJ34SI 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-15

The twelve story apartment house
known as the Woudolyu. at the southeast
corner of Riverside Drive and Tooth street
ON plot fronting 1913 feet I'm Riverside
Drive and $50 feet in the street, has been
sold ry Slawsou & Hobbs for the West
Side Construction Company to William
T Evans treasurer OF Mills Gloo'
The transaction involves S2,Oc0.0J)
The Wendolyn occupies one of the cor
yars Of what was formerly the Furniss
estate block, taking i'm West End avenue
and Riverside drive, g9th and 10th streets.
The property was sold by the heirs Of
the estate about four years ago to opera
TORS and parcelled out among several
prominent builders. In that time the site
has been improved with large apartment
houses.
Iu part payment for the Wendolyn Mr..
Evans gave the Terrace Court apartment
house at the southeast corner Of River
side Drive and 3d. street. II is nine
story building. fronting AS feet in the
drive and III feet in the street. This is
the second large transaction in which
: Mr.. Evans has been figure.
The L.. Z. Hungerford Brass and Copper
] company being compelled to vacate It's
present quarters at the southeast corner
of Pearl and Park streets has arranged 10
! build a new home on plot 90 4xl25xirregu-
liar. at No. ass TO 492 Pearl street. dlago-
lually opposite their present location
which the company purchased several
wears ago through Nicholas f. Walsh
This plot. formerly used as coal yard
and by tenement houses. was subsequent
lv improved with a two story structure
which is to be replaced by twelve stoIS
building. Plans for the structure have
been prepared 1T will abut the building
of the Five Points Mission.
The city, it is said is TO take over the
ten story HaHenbeck, which has front
age Of 122 feet on Park street and 50
feet on Pearl street, for its new court
house improvements An agreement to
sell the property has been reached, II IS
also said. between the city and the Wyn-
koou. Holleubeck. Crawford Company.
Louis I. Harris. represented by Leon
D. Gnsburg attorney, has bought from
Constance b. Washington No. 60 ST.
Nicholas avenue. a five story single fat
house. on lot lS3yl05 4Nirregular. =. Nc
Nance was the broker. Mr. Harris owns
Ina adjoining houses. 40. 8l4 10 6lS, and
~ ST. Nicholas avenue and now controls
plot fronting 1910 feet on 81. Nicholas
avenue and 1883 feet in 14lst street at
On. southeast corner of those thorough
fares