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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
To Sell Old spanish Naval Prize.

Washington, Aug. 12.-The Manila
one of the old Spanish vessels captur-
ed by Admiral Dewey in the battle of
Manila Bay is to be sold, if purchas-
ed can be found who will pay more
than $4,000 for the vessel. The ship
is 209 feet long. of 1.750 tons and has
a speed of 10 knots. 1t is now at the
Mare Island navy yard, California.
Built at Leith. Scotland, 80 years ago.
the schooner for some time since its
capture has been used as a prison ship.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
A STRANGE RECEPTION
BY Republic of United States to Rus
sian Who Fought for Liberty.

Boston, Aug 12.-Ernest Gaumsem,
Russian newspaper man who arrived
here from Hamburg last Friday has
been ordered deported by the imm1-
grafton officials who deem him Highly
undesirable and unquestionably inim-
ical to the best interests of the u 5"
Gaumsem is said to have admitted es-
Gaping from Siberia where he was
serving a five-year term for writing
in favor of a democratic form of gov
ernrnpnt for Russia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
WORD FROM HODGEMAN
That County win Get Through Drouth
I'm Fair Shape.
Editor state Journal:

Editor State Journal:
I read in your paper a few days
ago a dispatch from Jetmore, Kan,
dated August 9, in which it is stated
have lost all of their crops and that
there is no water. 1t goes on to say
that the farmers are leaving there,
having lost everything, selling ali of
get. and that even one man was
obliged to shoot q couple of young
colts, because he had no feed and
could not give them away.
Mr.. Editor, the publication of such
statements is wrong. There is no
truth in these reports, and it is doing
an injustice to not only the people of
Hodgeman county but to others who
would seek homes in this western
fertile region. Hodgeman county has
been joked at long time, and as long
as the Jokes smack of truth, they don't
hurt so much, but utter falsehoods
as the article in your paper contained
are wrong.
Hodgeman county people have not
lost all of their crops. They do not
attempt to raise all kinds of grain in
HOdgeman, but they always raise
feed there, and this year is no excep-
ton. However, the feed is not so
abundant A number of farmers have
raised some kaffir corn. besides there
is IN abundance of mesquite grass and
some alfalfa. In addition to the
m esquite there are all kinds of range,
and thousands of cattle roam the
prairfes. Many farmers have feed left
oYeFTfro m last year, also. =" =
j. B. Brown, prominent Pawnee
county farmer, visited Hodgeman
county a few days ago, and he states
anxious to sell their stock. and they
are holding out for better prices.
While on the other hand, some farm
ers are making arrangements to win
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
WILD WEST FASHION.
Was Robbery Perpetrated in Cleveland
Depot.

Cleveland, Aug. IA thief dis
guised as a brakeman entered a Pull
man car in the Union station here to-
day and grabbing a channels bag con-
tanning $1,000 worth of jewelry be-
longing to Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Beck
ham of Shelbyville, KY, ran out
again Mr. Beckham's little daughter
saw the fleeing thief and gave the
alarm A score of passengers aided in
a. chase but the robber escaped.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
Castro,s Uprising Rcported F,ailure.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE uprising
led by Ciprano Castro in Venezuela is
officially reported by American Con-
sui Voelter at Caracas as failure. He
confirms earlier reports that General
Torres and his officers who headed
the revolution in the eastern part of
the country have been captured.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
Vaccinate $50 Pigs.

Mcpherson. Kan, Aug. 12.-Hog chol-
era has appeared on the stock farm
of W. H. Cottingham and sons south
of Mcpherson. The disease attacked
pigs six weeks of age and before it
was discovered 25 of them had died.
Veterinary surgeons were at once Sc
cured and two of them finished vacci-
mating $50 pigs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
To Vote on Liquor at Dulutb,

Duluth, Aug. 12.-Duluth voters will
decide the fate of the Hickin liquor
ordinance at a special election Tues
day, Septem Der 16. This decision was
reached at a meeting OF city commits
sionerS today. The Hickin ordinance
specifically prohibits brewery control
OF saloons
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12
OLD SETTLERS TO PICNIC.
Jewell County Veterans Will ENJOY
Many Special Attractions.

Jewell City, Aug. 12.-Notwith-
standing no rain since june sufficient
to lay the dust, the old settlers an
nual reunion is scheduled for Thurs
dav. August IA. Many attractions are
offered and special train service
MED
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-12

sight. Lombardi was taken before the
captain who believed his story, and to
save him from deportation when he
arrived here, the steamship line re-
paid him with 500 in United States
treasury notes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
Joseph Hanlon. 1909 East

500: attorney. Joseph Hanlon. 1909 East
1Seth ST. ,
TRINITY AVE. 1887 s. 2oxsI.5; Ed
ward Wagner Ell al to OTTO wagner, ivo-
Trinity ave: Jan 80 (mtg $4,000; 81 attor-
ney. s S Randall, 1881 Franklin ave;
TRINITY AVE. o s. 1906 II OF looth nj ~.
10 Sx1O0; Kate Baker to Mary Bruckert, eEo
Eagle ave (Intg s.. ZOO: Jan IA; $780, attol-
ney. ] Dooln, % West 3sth st.
VALENTINE AVE. $. l1o;2 T. o ,o
10Th st, 192N44: George Buckpee 70
Clarence " Coddington, at Englewood' y .
(mtg So. O00l Jan 30; 500: attorney, Iitie
Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE- n coz or l'pth 81. IooN
look irreg x10j.9; Franklin Burrows 10
Clement Smith. 1873 Clay ave tmts S5o,
800. half part): March 81, 1911; 81; attorney
G Hahn. 10 william ST. ~
WOoDYCREsT AVE. n cor Of 16eth st. St:
11o.6x--; Bagot Realty CO 70 Thomas w
Malcolm Construction Co. 1851 Sd ave, Jan
S; 500; attorney. L A Snow, II wall 81.
1ST ST n 9. lot col, map Laconia PARK
25ylOO; Arthur r Norris to Ernest kurth'
IL East 83d ct: Jan 10; 800.
18TH ST, g, 225 II W OF Alex ave, 2oA
100: Bungay Co OF n Y TO Elizabeth L
Murray. ~ West 9th at tmtg $4,000 Jan
Il: 81: attorney. Title Guarantee and trust
Co, 176 Broadway.
iaSTH ST, ia East. 25x9s: Central Mort
gage Co to Anne Gully. $50 Sd ave; jan 80:
500: attorney. Title Guarantee and trust
90 ira BrOadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01

Steiner Brothers Corporation to Herbert
Clarence NJ coddington to George Buck
+ Henry Lacombe ct al, trus, TO Hoyt
Co; $4,000
Manhasset Mortgage Co TO Frederick e
Nineteenth Ward Bank to William. F
HaYemeyer: 81.
Wilson Marshall to Title Guarantee anC
Trust CO. $500
Jacob Boettiger and ano 70 Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co; $4,000
Joseph II Schwartz to Emil I.eitner; 81.
Emil Leitner TO Isaac Haft: 81.
New York Title Insurance Co TO walcott
Lane; $3.50
Norris Osmansky to Elias A Cohen: 800.
., New York Trust Co to City Mortgage Co;
City Mortgage Co to New York Trust Co;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Central
Trust co of New York: $1,000.
Same to same; $40, 600
Albany Savings Bank to New York Saw
ngs Bank; $4,000.
Same TO same; $4,000
= Mordecai & Son to Realty Mortgage
Herman Baldt TO Charles Perman;
James Demarest, exr. TO Eleanor NJ Dema--
rest: $4,000
Sophie Cohen to Alex Bernstein: sil9l.
Emile Lenthy 10 Olga A Kranich: sl51T5
King; $1,000
Guaranteed Mortgage Co Of New York to
Title Guarantee ard Trust Co; $4,000.
Curtis K Hathaway to Emily " Giff: sol, 900
Mary A Carter to Ebling Brewing CO. 81
John Il Marsh, trustee, to Cordeia L Bib;
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Edwin NJ Adee;
Si5 600
Margaret o Sage TO Russell Sage Founda-
tion: S17T, 500
Lowell Realty Co to New York Title Insur-
ance Co; S37. 500
Russell sage Foundation 10 Greenwich Saw
tngs Bank: $175,000
Fannie Korn to Somerset Realty Co: 5000.
Archibald X Mackay 70 Anna Hess: 81
Nina T. Weyeandt to Jacob Jauss: 81 200.
Maria Schafer, extrx. 10 Katie Raiss; 81 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 81.

ETH ST. 10 and IL West Walker & Cham
beers agt Dreicer Realty Co. owner; Vassar's
Son 4 Co. Inc: contractors So 235. a.
SAND PROPERTY; Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Co AIT sane; $500 80
18TH ST. 654 and G58 West: Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co agt United Electric Light and
Power 60. owner; George Vassars Son e. Co
contractors; ssi6 81
eth ST. 10 and IL West; Davis Brown agt
& CO. contractors; So. oOs7i.
18TH ST. 654 and $50 West; Clairmont
Concrete Co agt United Electric Light and
Power Co. owner; George vassars Son Co
BECK ST, s. 100 n W Of Ave ST John. 100
xl25; Maria Buelesbach et al agt Ostro Con-
struction Co, owner and contractor; 81. 1855.
5TTH ST. 10 and ~ West; Monarch Metal
Manufacturing Co agt Henry W Bende.
owner: George Vassar's Son s. Co. contractors;
230TH ST 8. 255 It OF Barnes ave. sox
IA; Standard Plumbing Supply Co ast Fran
cesco Corbone. owner and contractor renew
9TH AVE; s5s and 500; Acme Metal Ceiling
quale Lanzetta, contractor; SEQ.
B1oApWAY; 1884 Gilroy Contracting Co
ast Geo II Earle. .r. owner; Cramp & Co, con-
tractors; MacolIthe Concrete Co. srb-contrac-
tor; 1919 50.
Rothstein. Inc, agt United Electric Light and
Inc contractors 81. sss7..
57TH ST. 10 and IL West; Peet & Powers
dgl DelNtI OF DItlNeT realty ",
owner: George Vassar's Son & Co. Inc, con-
tractors 81. 300 SIS
49TH ST IS West; Patrick Dundas ast Julia
Tierney. owner and contractor; S403 so.
9TH AVE. 935. John II Goetschius agt s
Reading Bertron. owner; George Vassar's Son
& co. Inc. contractors: SAP AZ
9TH ST, 10 and IL West: John l. Heating
agt Dreicer Realty Co. owner: George Vassar's
Sen e. co, INC. contractors, 1923 81
18TH st. e54 and CSC West: OTIS Elevator
Co agt United Electric Light and Power Co.
owner: George Vassar'c Son Co, Inc, con-
tractors: 81. $50.
agt Dreicer Realty Co. owner; George Vassars
Son e. Co. Inc. contractors; 1900.
lc01iOO: Empire Brick supply Co agt Tooth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
LIS DENS.

I'D AVE. :. 175 II Of Hist ST, Dxltn,
/ w & Horn Co agt Wendover Bronx Ca
ct al faction to foreclose mechanics Hem; a.
3D. AVE. 6. Sill It OF 96th st. N.lo.
100; Elizabeth Howe ast Mary MEG Mw.
ray ct al foreclosure Of mtg): attorney, p 4
Dean.
10Th ST. $50 to 484 East: Willis ave.
1874 # OF 1881 st. 1s.sx1oo; Willis ave, v
80 II OF 1881 st. 25x106: Prospect ave-
n cor OF i58th st. 25x4i. lxirres: y par,:
Prospect ave, n W cor Of l5eth st, 25xs44i
leasehold: two actions: John B westervst -;
Charles S Levy ct al factions to declare trss,
and declare conveyance void, etc); attorney,
c G Ferris.
MARION AVE. w s. rs It 8 Of 1ssth q,
zoos. Jacob Peter agt Latham Realty "a
ct al action to foreclose mechanics lienj; O..
torney G II $ Schulz.
14TH ST. s44 and 34S West; Samuel waehi
ast William Wasserstron ct 81 Horecloeuv
OF mtgl: attorney. ] Hershneld.
22sTH ST; part OF lot 1oi, map 4
y Of Wakefield, Ins Bronx; Alsssaei
ct al faction to set aside conveyance; attn.
ney. II Gregory
o22: Anna Ness ast Martin Genius q !;
lot 30 map Of Laoonia Park. s1cns,
Michael F Sweeney agt Michele Agug!iarV Z
al foreclosure Of MTG: attorneya Kno1 4
Dooing. "a
BROADWAY. 3147: Fanny n Leiyh a
Cora p Redfern foreclosure Of MTG: attprns,
NJ N!ttiemann.
18TH ST. 241 East: Emil rrankel at ~
mon Klein et al foreclosure Of mtgD; attornsyA
Goldsmith. RosenthaI Merk a Baum.
102D ST. ale and 81s East; state Bank -
Conce.ta r D Paoli ct al foreclosure OF nssi,
attorney. A Kohn.
I31sT ST, a. West: Matthew MeNsmars q
Stephen Mccormick foreclosure OF mtg; q
,orney r Bannon.
4sTIi st. n 9, 1852 II " Of "a ave. 2sxi6nA
Phillip Bardes agt Mary Borneriann u q
foreclosure Of MTG: attorney Haherulan.
18TH ST. 364 West: Daniel j OConof ~
Emma p Richardson Ct al foreclosure OF mts)i
attorneys Ganno. Seibert a Riggs
CAMPRELLENG AVE, W s, l7S.7 y :
OF Pelham ave. 23x1oo: Antonio Giovanni -
Michele Pescpcci ct al faction TO set aside
decd: attorney, II T Cole
sGrH ST, s.. 2so.s II e Of Ave A. 6eE
81 al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney.
Schechtor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
AID STREET RENTAL
Piano Company to Pay $500,
600 for Use of Building.

Van Norden & Wilson have leased for
l. S. & NJ S. Korn No. s East AID street.
a five story building 22x100 feet. to the
Hallet & Davis Piano Company for TWEEN
ty-one years. at an aggregate rental Of a
little less than 100000
The lessees will tear down the existing
structure on May /. and erect on the site
q ak story marble front building.
Hallet & Davis operate thirty-four stores
throughout the country, with large fact
cries IN Boston and Chicago
The lease Is OF special interest because
]. s. e. VI. s. Korn also own Nos. and 6
East 42d street, together with abutting
property on 43d street. making in all a
plot 44x2Oo feet, which 1t had been gener-
ally supposed would be sold or leased as a
whole.
a. J. c. Schmuck has leased to the
Standard Statistics Bureau the ninth floor
in Nos AZ and 40 West street.
Pease & Gilman have leased for a
client to the Josephson Rubber Company
the store at Nos. les and 10 Fulton street.
O. D. & H. V. Dixie have leased for a
long term Of years the entire fourteenth
and fifteenth floors of the Gambler Build
INK 10 inc DcHtletS SuPpiy (oiHPdHy' "
be used as their Offices and salesroom
also space on the twelfth floor TO the
Lewen Engineering Company and offices
on the nineteenth floor TO Dr. Augustine
Walsh.
ogden & Clarkson have leased the ninth
loft at Nos 16S and 100 West 18th street.
half the store and basement at No. lis
East I'D street, sixth loft at No. l53 to
1853 West 9th street; also offices in the
Hess Building, at 18th street and Fourth
avenue. first loft at No. 1H Fifth avenue,
sixth loft at No 1853 TO lo7 West 9th
street, seventh loft at No. 43 East 10Th
street, the building at No. l57 South street
and the store and basement at No. Go
Pearl street.
With Senior & Co. the house No. 7eS
West End avenue: also store and base
ment at No 1910 Third avenue; the build
,ngs Nos. 342, Sii and $40 Washington
street No. 2li West and No. 30 Harrison
streets.
In the American Press Association
Funding. No. 225 10 22s West 39th street,
the store and basement and seventh and
ninth lofts.
G. Einsten Company Inc. has leased
for the Cruikshank Company suite of
oe,ces IN No. 1923 Broadway to the Stock
rxchange house OF 4. J. Elias Co.; also
Cor tucker. speyers Company space in
Nos 20 and Il West Ssth street 10 VI.
Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA

142D ST. $50 East; Edward Kramer A.,
Henry Holerith Construction Co ct al; Jan d
1913 (by bond): Si06 o.. -
ELM PLACE, 2is2: Luiz A De Cunha a =,
agt William S Warren ct al; Oct I, 1915.
s7I9 30. avs
9Th ST, 100 and 100 East: Standard Dan,
PROBING and Roofing Co agt Klinkowstei,
ct al; Jan "a, 1913; $50.
BRYANT AVE, 1862; Tozzini & Co agt cs,.
nolius O'Keefe ct al; Oct IA. 1912: $500.
SAME PROPERTY; Sholenberger 4 Ca
Inc. agt same: Nov II. 1918. $50 15
SAME PROPERTY; Antonio carella et q,
aet same: Sept %. 1912; SOS.
SANE PROPERTY: Charles Shapiro az,
same: Oct o. 1912: Sl35 H.
SAME PROPERTY; Tozzini & Co agt SANE:
Sept 10. 1912; $500.
CANAL ST. n W cor Allen st: Morris Nas-
sau agt Abraham Siff ct al: Jan g. 1913; s;5
SHAKESPEARE AVE, " 3, 1879 II II I, A,
169th st: Merchant & Evans egt Sacred Ha,,.
Roman Catholic Church ct al Jan is Iois'
S163 rs
18TH ST. l05 and 107 East. Hemann co,.
struction Co agt Augustus Luchow ct al; J,,
%, 1913: 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and a.
torney)
AZ = nh attain
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. n W cor Of cd ct. s78x46. II
155xSe.l1 Panhard l.evassor building CO tt
Detroit-Cadiilac Motor co Realty Co. Inc. lsls
500; attorney. Henry Amerman. Rector 81
BROADWAY, n cor OF 14Oth 81. 80 llxyo
Levi r Morton TO New York Reai Estate Se
curity Co ~ Broadway: Jan 81 500: attor
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l16 Broad
way.
same 10 same: Jan 81: 800; same attorney.
BROADWAY. cor OF both st. 1901 O1
100: Wilson c Reed to Two Thousand Forty
one Fifth Avenue Co p Cedar s, (mtg $50
COO Jan "a 500 81, s,ioT RrG.aua FLETCHER Nc
BROOME ST. 2I8 and 21s. W cor OF Alen
st. 442x75; Jacob Blnm6erg 10 safety, m9idins
Co, Beellman St. all Hens; Jan IL; sioo at
torneys. stacy IL Stacy Beeknan st.
CHERRY ST, S9l and 1893. 45 8xs2.3x irres
foreclosure Jan "a: Gustayus A Rogers rel.
Tooth ST; Jan 81; s37 900; attorneys. Phelps Il
East, 30 Broad St
INTERIOR STRIP 1855 It e of OF LIST ave
and 9s.2 fl n of seth 81. runs 23x sc lslx
Mary r and Robert Goelet. Newport. r !. triis
= part. and Robert Goelet indiv. 4 part; /
and s. May 20, 1872; $40: attorneys. De witt
Iockman & DE witt. So Nassau ST.
INTERIOR STRIP. 1886 II E Of LIST ave and
974 n n Of seth 81, runs l.lix 1S.lx 5
2sx 1871 to beg: Jacob Ffnkelstone TO Mary
part. and Robert Goeo' 2 part. indiv; and
s.: NAV 20 1912; $3.50; same attorneys.
INTERIOR STRIP. "a IT OF LIST ave and
997 # II OF seth st. runs W 4.3S y Blk c
1I.llx TX " 1871 10 beg: Nora Doherty 10
MARY X and Robert Goelet; = part. trus
and Robert Goelet q part, indiv; May -,
1872: 500; same attofneys
INTERIOR STRIP. 1917 u Of LIST ave and
997 II n OF 18th 81. i7,l0X@.3; Frank DAWN 70
same y part. and Robert Goeet indiv, q
part: May ~. 1912: $3.50; same attorney.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1861, 20x94,9: Max
Jakobson to Laura Jacobson. 1861 Lexington
ave (mtg $4,000; Jan =: 500
LEXINGTON AVE. :, jo.1l Il OF loith
st. 25x95; Berent G Gerken TO Ida King,
o52S Broadway (mtg Sl5.OcOI: Jan 80: 500
attorneys, Forster Il Hotaling. 80 Wall ~.
LEMON AVE. Q cor 10Th At. 99.ilxS5
Max Marx 20 Theo w Myers, ~ West 71ih 81
(ntg $4,000; Jan 2s, 500: attorney. Title
Guarantee & Trust Co. lie Broadway,
MADISON AVE, los. ls.9x75; Pauline
Auerbach 10 Phiena G Smith. 40 Park ave;
ian q: slOO; attorneys. stewart & Shearer. AZ
Wall st.
Ia7th ST. by old Blccmingdslc road
closed. by said road: l:7th st. Black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01

'& Dwight Qnc). at No. 1888 Broadway
st. James Building, as Of to-day, Feb
ruary /.
The real estate house Of Unger & Wat
son has been incorporated by Herbert
NJ. Unger and Winfield Watson and is
now conducting business at No. 63S Lex
ington avenue.
Messrs. Unger and Watson were for
merly associated with the Maze Realty
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.

(With name and Address OF IessteI
JACKSON AVE. 116o. store and base
mont: Adolph Cohn 20 George Hecht yrs
from oct /, 1911: s720; address. IT'S Jack
son ave.
21ST ST 81 West: store and part base
ment. John Schreyer TO Pauline Springer
: yrs from Aug I. 1912; $1,000; address
354 East 5lst 81.
3aTH ST. $50 and 23o West: all: Kate
Reilly and Henrietta NJ Laloy: yrs from
MAY /, 1913. $4,000; address, $50 West
30th st.
45TH ST. 13I West: all; Mrs c Turner
to Louis Holwin: 1912 yrs from FEB l.
1918 80 100: address 100 West 4jth st.
125TH ST. o. west: store, etc: Allen
Tucker ct al TO Harry Hall; 3 PIP yrs from
Aug /. 1912: $1,000: address, 81 West
125th ST.
140TH ST. 740 East store; M Con-
struction Co TO Victor Gayda: yrs from
March /, 1913; $500; address. s91 East
l49th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
r. F. RYAN TO FoREcLosE LOAN.

A foreclosure action in which Thomas
F. Ryan is plaintiff and Henry Corn de-
PENDANT will eliminate in the sale OF
the eighteen story building at the north
east corner of Fifth avenue and 18th
street on February "a. Herbert \. Sher-
man will conduct the sale in the Vesey
street salesroom.
The building was finished about
year ago on what was formerly tho
site of the home Of the Presbyterian
mi 9iOn bOe rde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01

Street Realty co. owner; George vassar,s a.
& Co. Inc. contractors: 81. 2ss9s
18TH ST. 654 and ESQ West: Architectu,,,
Cornicc and Skyiight Co agt United E,ecty.'
Light and Power Co owner: George Vasss,s
Son & Co. Inc. contractors: 81. 4J2 "a
9TH ST. 10 and IL West; Archtectu,,,
Cornice and Skylight Co agt Dreicer Realty ~
owner: George Vassars son & Co, Inc, ca
tractor. 80 GOO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales took place yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos II and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
MADISON ST. 352. 3. 24o2 II Of Scam.
mol ST. % 3x0i. 1ox23 3X95.1 > sly tenmt and
STORES: sold 10 the plaintiff for $40. 600.
SUFFOLK ST. 160 a.. 126 II Of East
Houston ST. 24xl00 2 sty tenmt and stores
aud sly rear tenmt, sold 10 Pauline II
TAYLOR for $40 700.
iO1ST ST. 22l East, 8. so n OF Sd
ave. 25x1OO: 4 sty tenmt; sold TO the plain
tiff for $4,000.
1oiTH ST. 800 Fast. a. 4086 II OF LIST
ave. 1sx10O.11;; sty dwg; sold TO the plain
tiff for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice Greenbaum. Of the Supreme
Court. has appointed Max Radt receiver
of the rents of Nos. S0c-30i East 18th
street. a six-story tenement house. pend
ing a suit brought by Michael Piel 10
foreclose a mortgage of $3l. 100.
Archibald II. Mahn has been appointed
receiver of the rents Of Nos. 1881 Stan
ton street. a six-story tenement house
pending suit brought by Elizabeth B.
Flagg TO foreclose a mortgage of N0,OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
BRONX HOME FOR TITLE co.

Eugene j. Busher has leased to the
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Company, for six years from May J.,
the store I'm No PSI and 2S3 East 149th
street northwest corner of Melrose ave-
nue.. the American Real Estate Com
panys Building. The premises will be
used by the lessee as Bronx ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
RENT BROADWAY BUILDING.

l.. Tanenbaum, Strauss & Co. Qno.)
have leased for the trustees of the Roose-
welt Hospital the entire building No. Ts TO
4s2 Broadway and No. 40 Crosby street
for a long term Of years 10 Berg Broth
ers, fancy goods and notions, etc, who
have been located on Lispenard street for
the last twenty-seven years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
LONG ISLAND CITY SALE.

The Cross & Brown Company has sold a
plot 75x1Ssx irregular, on the west side
Of Williams street, 90 feet south Of
Henry street, Long Island City, for
Thomas ". Busche.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
INVEST IN WEsTcHEsTER.

Fish e. Marvin have sold tract OF land
in the Greenacres section, at Hartsdale.
on Colvin Place, 10 Arthur Myles. Of this
city. II IL the new owners intention 70
erect handsome residence on the prop
crty in the immediate future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
CHANGES IN REALTY FIRMS.

The real estate business Of James w.
yeIIy Robert J. Kelly. prop)' Located
at No e73 Ninth avenue since 1874. mas
been consolidated with Goodale. Perry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
NEW BUILDINGS.
JANUARY 81.
Ma nhattan.

PLOT bet Riverside Drive and Fort Wash
ington ave and Of Northern ave: for a
viaduct 34X15s: G y G Billings. 9TH ave ana
44th ST. owner; Buchanan q Fox. II East
10Th architects. go O0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01

Central Mortgage Co. 20 Wall st; Jan 81:
yrs: $4,000: attorney, Title Guarantee ah'
Trust Co ITG Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JANUARY g.

wooDYcREsT AVE. cor iesth St ii1s
xlOO 9; City Mortgage co loans Thomas u Ms-
COIN Construction Co $4,000
9th ST, 10 70 N East; Metropolitan LIE
Insurance Co loans Twenty-eiehth Street co
s4oO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

James Demarest, exr. to Jessie b Keller;
$4,000.
same TO same; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name ard address OF grantor ana
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY 81.