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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

Announcement is made that liar court Gold, the British oarsn1an who is to coach the Yale crews, will sail from England on Wednesday and will May fl. He stroked the Oxford crew for four years in succession:
 Tommy Downey of this city played second for Baltimore against the Giants in an exhibition yesterday. He made one hit and accepted five chances without an error.
 Manager stallings of the Boston Nationals has closed two deals He got Dick Rudolph to sign contract and then agreed to give Toronto $4,- 900 and Pitcher Brown for Rudolph The latter quit the Toronto club and had threatened to retire from the game Stallings also accepted $4,ooO and Third Baseman Mcdonald from Cincinnati in exchange for Catcher Kling.
 Yale win play the Catholic Unfver- sity ball team in New Haven next Monday. The Washington boys have 8 strong club There are no more easy games for Yale this year in prepara- ton for the final series The team meets opponents in this order: Am herst, May T; Pennsylvania at Phila-
 
 May 12; Dartm outh, May 14: Holy Cross at Worcester, May IT; Cornell at Ithaca, May 24; Williams, May 27; Princeton. May 31, and Haryard.June IT. The games except where stated are at New Haven.
 Blossom Blum is coming through for the Mechanics. The big fellow from Lowell puts a lot of stuff on the ball In his last three starts he has done well. His only fault seems to be a failure to hold runners on the bases. Long of HoIyoke got such big leads on two. occasions yesterday that Rus sell had no chance to nail him at second.
 The Hartford club will make it's first appearance of the season at New field tomorrow Dick Tuckey or Yount will get the assignment while Geist is expected to work for the Senators The Hartford boys have a fast club this season.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
BROOKI4AWlNS DEFEATED BY
 HUMPHREY A. TEAN
Mew Haven JournaI-Courier.1

(New Haven Journal-Courier)
 <T'he Humphreys opened up their sea- son yesterday in an suspicious man ner by taking the Brook1awns into camp by the score of s-4. Gilmore, who did the twirling for the State street boys, pitched a fine game, fan ming thirteen men and keeping his hits well scattered. The Humphreys on a whole showed up well and seem to have the cream of the cityss players.
 Graham and Merebach were the Brooklawn battery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

DON'T WEAR A TORTURE TRUSS when you can procure one that is com fortabIe, clean and cool. A recently patented truss with no understraps and no hip pressure, and can be worn in bath. All trusses are sold on 30 days. trial by the Comfort Truss Co. Office POS Warner Bldg, Bridgeport, Ct Hours: 10 to 12 a. m-, to D. m.
 Sundays, 10 a. m. until p. m.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

A man, living at Auburn, New York, had severe attack of kidney and bladder trouble. Being a working man not wanting to lose time, he cured hiFnself completely by using Foley Kidney Pills. A year later he says: tIt is a pleasure to report that the cure was permanent His name is J. A. Farmer. F. B. Brill, Stratford Avenue and Sixth Street. 1>3 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
STANDING. OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY. New York in Philadelphia. Boston in Brooklyn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
WHICH IS THE MORE BRUTAL,
 BOXING OR CLUB SWlNGIN62
CBy F. B. aAndrews.)

Can it be any more brutal for a man to box with big gloves on his hands, get a few clouts about the head or body, even have his eyes discOIoE- ed, than it is to permit a man to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Bridgeport at Hartford Eolyoke at New Haven. Waterbury at Springfield. Pittsdeld at New London,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
AROUND THE CIRCUIT
President 0'ROurke Names Goodwin
 as Extra Man On Umpire Staff

York Friday night. The bout was to have been held tonight but was post poned-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS. Detroit. 2; Chicago, 1.
 St. Louis, 4; Cleveland, 3.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
gTANDNq OF THE CTITp
GAMEs TODAy

Philadelphia in New York. Washington in Boston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

Bugs Reisig1, the former New Ha- ven star, twfrled Providence to a to victory over Buffalo yesterday. He allowed the Bisons only three hits.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
International League
YESTERDAY,S RESIIINs-

Montreal. 5; Jersey City, 3. Rochester, 3; Newark, l. Providence, r; Buffalo, O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
Ho1yoke.
TotaIs .45 ? s7"15
EcOre BV InmfnRs.

eBurns out, hit by batted ball. out when winning run scored
 ~~Batted for Daniels in third.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

GAMES TO-DAY. Jersey City in Newark.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS. Pittsburgh 1; Cincinnati, 0. St. Louis, 10. Chicago, 8.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
 GETS GOOD START
 BEFORE BIG CROWDS
SEASIDE PARK

The Locos landed on Yellow White and Amos Johnson for ,24 hits and scored 19. runs. Tn spite of the heavy hitting the Warner team played a steady fielding game Walters at short knocked down some hard hit balls. Bowden of the Locos secured five hits in six trips to the plate.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The game between the Stonewau A. c. and Boys Club was forfeited to the StonewaIls. The Boys Club refused to play in the eighth inning. The Boys Club should let the umpire be the master of the game; his decisions should go. To show the Boys CIub sporting blood we challenge you for a return game for a ball. (Signed) J. E. Hayes, manager
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

Two DeSe h1LS, IeLI1pIB- IHE6b Dds5 hits Bowman Hits, off Daniels in 2 innings, off MaIIoy in 10 2-3 innings. Stolen bases, Temple Snzer, Long 2, Stow Double plays, Whelan to Wan her to Stankard- Left on bases, Bridge port 6, HoIyoke 2. First base on balls, of Blum 3, off Daniels 1, off MaIIoy A. First base on errors, Bridgeport 1. Struck out, by Blum 5, by MalIoy 1. Wild pitches, Daniels, Blum. Time, 2 hours 40 minutes. Umpire, Mason Attendance, 5000.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

The StonewalI A. c. request all mem bers to meet tonight as business will be transacted.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
IN MAJOR LEAGUES

With Brown and King as the bat tery, the Cincinnati team will look a whole lot like the Cubs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

I1ocos ~ o 8 5 0 3 4-19 Warner Bros. ..--.. 3 Q T. 5 Batteries: Klawberg and Sentzack; Yellow White, Amos Johnson and Bud White.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05
Eastern Association

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
 At New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

The St. Augustine's defeated St. Mary's, Saturday, by the score of s-3. The St. Augustine's will play Room 8 of the High school Thursday after noon, at the M. A c. lot, at 4 o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

The Stl NFarEaret, 10f liVV'atsr'DIITy would like to hear from some of the fast IS or 19 year old baseball teams throughout the State, for game for Decoration Day, provided a fair guar antee is offered. Anyone desiring a, game for this date or any Sunday please write to Edward RIaloney, 150 WaterviIle street, waterbury
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

About time that the Cincinnati club was looking for another manager" Joe Tinker has lasted about as long the general run of 'ern, out in Redtown.,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

Miss Dorothy Cure of Roanoke, Va, broke the worlds record for women in the running broad jump Saturday when she cleared 5 feet 25s inches In a meet at Randolph Macon college at Lynchburg, Va
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

Tommy Downey of this city played second for Baltimore against the Giants in an exhibition yesterday. He made one hit and accepted five chances without an error.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-05

Mike Gibbons, the St. Paul whfr1- wind, will attempt to get back in the good grace of the New York fans by beating Dave Kurtz of Newark before the = aForty-Fourth St. club in New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Douglas /, Gilman & Co. Inc, have
,aseed the store at No. 211 Third avenue
FOR term Of years to Milton Mllhheiy
House. - Ct.rio,
Rave IN the new building 10 be erected AT
the southeast corner OF Madison avenue
and S0th street the fifteenth floor 10
George c. Wood & 60. for long term Oh
n & 7. Hess leased TO Philip Walkof
& co the tenth loft in Nos. % and ~
broadway. first loft in No. liz Flith ave
nue. 10 SChuster & Buch ana the star
Novelty Company fourth ioit N 20 Gf, -
East 2ist street 10 Joseph Roth and nith
loft in Nos and West 10Th street 10
Julian Goldman x co. -
Mark Rafalsky & Co. leased for Mrs
Robert Streep 10 Richard X. Allen No. 90
Amsterdam avenue. also for the cover
Farm Company 10 Bernard BerkOwltz NO.
2eSs Broadway. and sub-leased for Thomas
Cook q Son No. 1883 Broadway, ana nave
secured the renewal Of the lease for
long term from a. y. herman lot the
Celene Company.
seton Henry and Douglas Gibbons
leased No $50 East seth street for carr
Taylor 20 William H. Barnum for term
81 years, and No. III West 9th street Tor
oswald Garrison Willard TO Conway y
VIM for business purposes for term ~
wears: also Offices on the third noor OF NO.
III Broadway 10 HUM, Edey 4 Co. space
IN the Underwriters Building 10 Frank +.
Cunnion. Nord- Deutsche Insurance Com
pany. Shapiro y Bernadik and the Wat
con Construction Company, and in No. %
tesev street 10 Edward J. Campbell. Jr,
Commercial Newspaper Company, Her
man Fromme and Ronald Press.
Cross & Brown and +. X. Wood &
William n. Dolson Company leased the
third floor OF Nos. All and 4l3 West 10Th
street TO Eisenstein d Nallory.
Tease e. Gilman leased the south store
No col Madison avenue for the Taylor
sherman Company TO kuher, also rented
the basement store No. 81 West 10Th
street 10 NJ Stitch for the Harvard club
Moore & Wyckoff leased the second
floor Of the Silo Building. No. 5i5 Fifth
avenue. to G. +. Pearson's Sons, and the
leased the top floor in No. lOi Beekman
street TO Messrs. Rummel & Schwefel-
cest. first floor In No. $50 West sd street
TO Thomas Lagattuta. and with Douglas
Robinson. Charles s. Brown Company the
dwelling house No. % East SJth street 70
John W. Brett.
C;oodale. Perry & Dwight. Inc. agents
10 Maxwell Vidaver. Liebert Bros. & Co.
Robert A. r. Brown. United Royalties
CORPORATION. Henry n Fuller Frederick
Fuchs. Abraham Gordon, United Fire
prOoing Company. Inc, William W.
Capers. jr. and Rudolph Lechner. Najob
H. Kisbany Polo Construction Company.
Inc. Belle Braid and Trimming Company
ard 6. q. Herschel
Foley e. Hughes leased No. % East 18th
street 10 Samuel Rothenberg No. 265
West 18th street 70 William II. Becker
and the basement floor in No. l2 West
Goth street 10 Clara GinsDerg.
The Charles r. NOyes Company has
leased a store at No. $50 Pearl street 10
Frank c. Fry; for Wells q Snedeker
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan

ARDEN AVE 81. 27xlio. Hensle Ion, IONS ds, ;,
ZION 90 10 Terrence ? Carroll 10" Ntst 60"
= omtg ST. 500l; May -. 500. aCo' ~, IN
LAWYERS Title Insurance ana trust 70 wv
R0WERY. Is. 2axl0G 6x2O. ixlloe. : s. NJ
sredo bel C;enovese 20 Arduina Del rehoN est'
az ave T.. Brooklyn: May /. ST. 'o'.eS r
Kellogg 4 Rose. li5 Bload"ay. 100, . On II
COLI MBtS AVE. ? cor OF -u'th - -
WOO foreclosure May a.. Maurice ' 'olltl.
re-. % Lawrence Rumsey. Bronson huti.ss'
and Evelyn r Cary. $40 Delaware ave Bun
aio exrs NAV Is. 10000; attorneys. harriS
A ToWue - Broadway. , 90. .
CENTRAL PARK WEST. " cor or 81
81 7S1lxlCO. Pincus Lowenie!d - a. 40 ti- =,
= Skelly Go LIST ave tmtg >l4-.WNl Nay
attorney. Thomas f. keosh. 80 West bIod'
BDGECOMBE AVE =. . r. l7.6Sa0. ll3th
g - West T. t1xicN II. Planned L>iln
ana building 20 2, Aaron ID Thompson. j.
pIsiDtield. y J. MAY "a. 81 attorneys. k'er
nan 4 Moore al BrOadWaf. go
FORSYTH ST. ~ and li3. 4HNlW. Josr
mime y Treat % Robert r Boch. 3lJ Mes'
10th ST: NAV =. si00. attorney. samuel h''
lineer. 30H Broadway. 49,.
FORSYTH ST 14l and ii3 fsNlOo. EoneEi
p B0ch 10 Public Service r and VI co. 'V'
R~oadvav mtg SJ4 .000l. MAY -. -, atto,
nev. LAWYERS Title Insurance 60. 100 hi"ad
way. 1901, -.
FORT WASH NGTON. " cor OF looih -.
10. exi(0xD9 1lxl2l.7. Robert l. hosuet ~ a
10 New Amsterdam Realty 90. u West =
- mtg $40 orp. all liens. May 49, |iW'
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co. 40
LENI%GTON AVE. cor o. 5lst -. so ~
100. New York Nurserr ana 'hil1s hosplla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
RECORDED LEASES.


with name end address Of lessee
BROADWAY. n " cor Goth ST. south store o.
willard Burrows co 70 NEE 49,, 80 ia4.,
yrs from MAY J. 1918. $1,000 address 1917
ID BRoAbwAY. 1947. booth 1o5 Empire 50
Realty Co TO Meyer ! New man; % r,-oataay
RPOOE AVE. ; q cor 18Th 81; stores
Anna NJ Sottong 10 Josephine scnultI. . yIs
from NAV /. 1918. $3.50: address 40 East
20 CANNoN ST. = and :. part. X o Realty
Co to Bernard b Badanes. yrs from MAY l.
1913. $3.50. address. cannon 81 .oo -. .
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY, ~ $ ~" iee' a.
OF Lenox ave. JGxiuO. the land: LOUIS
Morrison 10 Aaron ROsenstein, Il W run
Nav / 1913. e. 800. address. tast lvitI -
KING ST 80. all. Anna II Ahrens 20 ~, 80
.rics perrelia q yrs from Nov T. 1872 S5lU'
address 80 North oxford st. brookiyn' v,-,
STATE ST II. store and 9 Gsi,drd Ma a..
Dollsrd - al 20 Edward DoilaIu.
from March r. 1913. $500. address al
5 soGTHERX BorL a;. 70 sci ~ Ht ,i2Ts;
Bronx and Nonkers hes''iH o,S sooo. s'ldress
ieTH 81 ATS East; part or store an, ana
basement. Louis roiirsN 10 Nn'','l Iirees All
I yrs from MAY /. 1912 $500 aouI'SS' ~
SANE PROPERTY: apartments ! and zoos -
same 90 same. yrs from June L. i"li go -,
13TU ST 4c6 East. store. santa Acrite,l 70
Maria Nlila.zo. yrs from MAY /. 1917 S'o'
address i0G East 18TH - c..-,.
55TH ST. 15i East. all, Caiherine II,
10 William Haussler. > yrs from Dee -, ~,
g. 500. address. Sll Eastern bou'e' a'N' "''0"
20 AVE. 12G. s. all. Augustus var !,
Stuyss SAINT To- Glzelis * Bloch. - ~ " ~ ~.
Nav / 1913. 81 $50. address. 53j West loo -
81 AVE. 4l9. store and corner hehr}
Higgins ct al 10 John j iueey ana ano' .,
US from April T. 1918. 500 address %
i5STH ST. g g. 800 n Of l2th ave. 5s.2 az
The and Isaac VI BERNSTEIN 70 floIs J.. hi',
II yrs from June :, 1913. $3.50. address' f'-
..,9b 81 726 East. all. Giuseppe bian,o "a
, Thomas Ileide. 3 yrs rom MAY J. 1915 Wv
address. $50 East 223d 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16

Laureate Hall a newly erected ten slo'S
APARTMENT house. al the northeast co''e'
~ Amsterdam avenue and llstn street.
has been sold by the estate OF kooerl D.
Hoq,,et 10 Daniel q. Griffin. an attorney
.o,.oso,,i,, the owners of the block
front on the west side Of Broadway ne
tween l33d and lS4th streets p"l1'.
fronting 1910 feet on Broadway. 10 lee'
I'm 135d street and 1co feet in lS4'h SUI
covered with FIVE six story apartment
houses Of the older type OF cohs,' W.
The block was taken by the hos"e'
tate in part payment for the l-@U' g,
Hall property. which consists oil " P'o'
fronting SIG feet on Amsterdam avenue
and $50 feet in 18th street. ms was az
ouired by the Hoguets last heVeH4oo'
upon the completion Of the oulIdlne' I'P'"
the Carnegie Construction N"ilp"n'' ,
which accepted in part payment nom '"e
HoglIets a parcel OF t~enty-loul 'O'S-
comprising the whole frontage on River
side Drive between li0th and l4lst streets
A &. 4 L. A. Marks sold for the IA
terno Constructing Company lDT' Ch"l'eS
Y. Palermo. PRESIDENT, the Marc Ah'o"'
and Prince Humbert apartment houses
~ No. PA TO 30 Cathedral PARKWAY "e-
tween Broadway and Amsterdam avenue
They comprise two twelve story moaei"
structures on a plot 2ooxi0.u feet. lac
purchaser is the newly formed durham
Realty Company. which gave in part pay p
ment a plot of ground on Fifth avenue
The transaction involves A'25oov. ne
houses were built about two years ago oy
the sellers on land bought from Amos o
Emo. Schwartz * Gross were the aIch'-
tects. g..
Arnold Byrne Baumann has so!a lo'
Airs = G.. Carroll to Sanford n Green
the five story apartment house Win
stores. at No. lOS West sNth street on d
MOT 25x75 feet. The property is - ieet
west Of Columbus avenue.
other sales announced follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16

ooo,. Nav Is; 500: attorney, Law ers i''e
Tnoura1ce and Trust co. 100 Broad~sy :. ~
CAMBRELLESN,G;o Ne Martin rulIy construc-
,ion 90 10 Martin Tully. slo fsas' LOU
NAV 10: sioO; attorney, J W Bryant "'' r'a'
10th 81. ,,r, 90. ard sos o 8 IS. 6x
Iohn r Never 10 Lawrence DAVIS, o.
uGason ave. Brooklyn May ~ slo'' a'toi
rai ~ Eriederick 80 Nassau II.
arN,ru AVE. IS 3i4.6 n n OF kingsbrldge
roTrace o5xf.7l: f Prince 60 70 Ear
Brands. $50 Madison ave mtg so,.'v' , nc "a
xioO. attorney. Title Guarantee ana i'uS' ~
1I6 Broadway. an ooo.
t1or,ru,N ct cor 18th st. ~ 3x'sl
,,o1or,a Ruilding Co 10 Matilde Picarelio 81 al
oO5e Isl ave (mtg $1,000. MAY Ia. slvo' az
torney. Title Guarantee and Itus' w. ~
lot 345. map Unonport, ioox2l6 0 ,d,'
L,hlmann 10 simpson Construction Co loll
Sirnpson st mtg 5000: May 10. s,.e 80 a,so
ney Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l'o b'oaN
Tot So map Hunter estate Hudson P Rose
90 to Mar w Mclaughlin 1884 hersehei ave-
LoTs 10 and 90. map of Wakefield 5ox6t
James \ Lynch ref 70 Gustav ." , ,ss.
1899 Bristow st mtg $1,000; May ~ - TO- ~;
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 40
Broadway -
LOIS So and 53s. map Laconia PARK % oSs
100 Bridget o. Brien 10 Nellie % Brien ~
! 81 ariton II: MAY 10. 500: attorney, NJ Nc
] Carthy, - william II.
LOT W map Duchess Land co. George
Hav 10 JOS Flynn 1896 Sd ave. May - mtg
5000 81. attorney. Charles Grihths' ~
Nassau st -
LOT 800 map Hunt estate Warren Moak to
| los Fontana 563 briggs ave Brooklyn; May
/ "a. 81. attorney. Title Guarantee Trust Co.
/ i16 Broadway ,-., .
PROSPECT AVE. 8. i25 n n Of 18th e..
| i23xlfO: Central Building Improvement IN
| vestment 90 % nan Street and seventh AVE-
I nue. Construction co. 1884 Itn ave. May IA
I SiOO. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance q
I Trust Co 1870 Broadway.
PART LOT i.3. map Mount Hope MARIN
I TulIv Construction 60 % Martin Tully. eIO
! East lI3d ST. May 10. sloi attorney
/ BRYANT 39l East ii9th -.
PARKER AVE. = 100 n Of Lyon ave
} o5xi30. lar U Hearn 10 john d O'onnor' "ls
, E.aet goth Il. May II mtg $1,000; 500; at
| tornev LAWYERS Title Insurance Trust 60,
lG1 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16


PERRY AVE. 291i. esxIos IN.
SION 70 rIora Kruger. 1893 Sd av. ,rr,I q
May D 800; attorney. LAWYER. T ,g M
ance Trust Co 100 Broadrav lius h.
STEBBINS AVE, $. 5s24s.
50xls39. Louis E Klebau 10 o,'oi iGc.
co. lil6 Jackson ave: April To- Es
p d Shapiro w. VI a,,e.,s
SIMPSON ST. 1913. txiO4s. ST.,
struction co to Otto Kshlmann ,..ppa c.
low st: MAY IS mtg So. OOo' s,n1's Ltt,e
Lawyers Title Insurance 4 Tn,., stt'rs
Broadway. S'e 20. q
WALKER AVE. 2425 2,a.
Krausch to Abr Wolff 1855 East 7a.s aap ,
%. 81. '"a y; ~
SAME PROPERTY; Abr Wo,e =,
Silyerstein. Newark. J. May Is: 80 40 ssss
ll02 Lexington ave w. aa4I.s
WASHINGTON AVE. . :. 27ss,
st. j0xg; Martin fully constrI,c,,aa d "
Martin FULLY. $40 East lI3d ~. NO. GO /
attorney, J W Bryant 39l Eas, i,a..~, W.
18TH ST. :. lOi.ll II v a, Ts,n y.
376xl00: Jacob Well 10 Thos Unity y.
51th st; May Is (mtg $50. COO. sioot' ~ =
Lawyers Title Insurance & TINS, su's',
Broadway 20. l,
lj4TH ST. :. 1875 u ~ NJ.
25Xl00; Genoveva Dieda 10 Fr,dai,I .,
3I2 East l55th ST: March II (mtx e. az. Wee
18TH ST. SIS. Us II v OF No,v,.v "
l25: Jessie Elder 70 Robert n ave
Orange. y J. May Is; 81. addre., !, IA
sau ST % y
236TH ST. :, T5.s Il u Of v.y,o
100. Sigmund J Spiehler 10 Ma sc
800 East 1881 -: MAY IL onty 4. -o nea1i
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance a ~. -,
100 Broadway. ''H I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16
Manhattan.

o,rg sTREET-A Blumenthal anG INC
James A. Atwater company Srbvsb
Aaron Goodman for Mrs. MaIS . 81 stors
Nos 3O7 and 800 East y5th stree -. - me
rsu, Law, house on plot 81 .oXlVvN leet' a.,
,,-orertv is free and clear, ana va .est
sxcbanee for the I'VE story house al 20 ~
80 s9raet SOxlOO feet. being one OF l"4ee
structures recently finished al 'ndl Fo'"' -
MI ,- S9oe sn1.IP,irF,r-The D. II. Jackson Com
any has sold 10 Frederick heene no -
VS., arr street. a five story double hathouS.,
.,sVi0O : feet The :. n. Raphael COMPANY
e.STII sTREF,r-worthingto Wnitehouse
hss I'D Tor Patrick McGuinncss No. JAt IVES,
3Sth street. three ana TOUR s.o,s ~, re-
resr huildings on lot .oNSe" ieet. ne
bli,er Phillip I.iberman, was represents -
BENJAMIN Bernstein. There VIII ur e...s -
the site new home Tor me Nest gu.
brew School. OF which Mr. Lioerman is pes'-
9TH sTREET-Frederick zitte & sons
have sold for Alfred q. Roeiher, IT. ~ 80, ~
West s7th street. four story dHelinS nO-se'
ON A lot aOXlO22 feet. 10 Darius ', moses
MADISON ANENUE-Jennle Won sL9.,,it-
ported TO have sold the three story H"tI'tl.-
house. No. 1859 Madison avenue on Iol -VA
''' The Bronx.
ro~cyyOOD AVENUE Alexander Selkin
has sold for George sIaeih me twostoIy 'a IN
tory. Nos. li1S and llso Lons"0od a'e"1'' Va
rNMBRELLENG AVENUE-D. \. ITolia
has resold for smith Williamson 70 ans 49, ~
Feirro the two story dwelling house. No -
f 49, ayenuo. ON a lot 1s9xio7 feet.
18TH STREET-D 4. Trotts has soid TOT
W a selling TO the Nista Construction COM
psny plot With - feet frontage on NV H'' ~,
site % 18TH street about 50 feet east or
Csmbrelleng avenue. ,. .
PATHGAT ANENU Edward Folak mas
sold Cor client the two story dwelling mouse
on A plot 5Ox1l5 feet on the east side " batn-
gate avenue. 80 feet south Of ll4tn street.
SEDGWICK ANENUE-Louis Lepe"ohi mas
sold for Joseph Levy the plot l25X91 feet on
Tho west side Of Sedgwick avenue, 900 feet
south Of 1Tlst street. The buyer Will erect
two apartment houses.
BRADY sold for Barry Brothers 70 George y.
Fischer No. 207i WISE avenue, four story
fathouse. fronting 3I.S feet. The buyer gave
northeast corner Of Clinton avenue and lISth
street
EDGEWATER road 4. Trotta sold ior
l. Tsvis IN = r Niers six lots on the vest
side 81 Edgewater Road, 225 feet north OF
Seneca avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-16

Inc lO4lOMlIi lAt4.rct' At'4i9
corded yesterday a. the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. a ana 10
Nesey street.
BY Joseph r. Day.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. 40 20 80. block
front bet 9th and ioth SIS. lS'X4" "N '',n&
irreg. sly office and loft b'ig' So'd ior
10Th ST. e4 West. n g. 2S3.5 n o.
Sth ave. % 4X707x irreg 4 sly tenmt' win
store, sold 90 Lowenfeid PISser TOT
FRONT ST. 1872 W cor OF Pine st. 4oH
S6J. 6 s,y Office bldg withdraw.
RAINBRIDGE AVE. 277+ aud 100
700 q % 0f 18TH ST. two sty dwlRS' ed'h
a5xl15. sold 10 W Cowley for $4,000
BELLE HARBOR. T. I. the White House.
a 3 stv dwlg. soxlo0. on side winthrop
a. AMSTERDAM AVE. 500 and so " ;.
go n : Of seth st. 25xlOO. > sly fats with
coLUMBUS AVE. 9S3. " :. e5.5 q n Of
1OSth 81 2j2N1O0. > sly fat. sold 20 T j
DeuCier FOR S33 600.
i24TH ST 700 East. s. 331 n OF
cypress ave. 81 Sx1O3. : sly fat; sold 20
r J pencler Tor $50 600 ..,
ROCHAMBEAU AVE. n cor Gun hil
road. lo5NlSHNN irres; siy d %w,s 40 =, a,
cant. and Bainhridre ave. = -i4' ~ n .. OF
Gun Tili road. 7jvi00.j. vacant SOFA 70
r Dengler for $1,000
Bv Samuel Marx
18th ST. le5 East, 8 10 q OF L. Lex
ington ave. 25vi0o. sly hathouse' WIN
drawn AZ S2f. 600
BY Henry Brady
BrEECKER ST. 90 to 30. cor Mott
81 G9vqOx irrec. sly loft and stores adj
j0urncd n May %. =.
f37Tff s. 11s and 100 West =. 2S3 u
" Of Lenov ave. 81 SXH9 u. sly tenm'
sold 20 the plaintiff FOR t2sooo.
By Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. 53S East. g. 10 q v - Ave,
r,ua B .5NfOa. stv tenmt and store and
. stv rear stable, sold 70 Julia p Mcswesar
fer S12.7oo
At the Bronx Exchange:
RIVER AVE o07o. % s. 597 q ~ lSoth
81 % xf0lN.16v1OiG y stv franc dws
sold tc August knippenherg for <6.'-' $500,
PYEG AVE o014. o. e. 80 q n : % l>"fh
s. - eN1O9 Qx21 Gx1O1 sty dWg sold 90
August kn.ppenberg for S652'.
By Joseph =. Day.
133D ST. 70 g. 49, n . or Wills ave. look
100. vacant. sold 90 the plaintiff for $50 'n"