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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast


Sept 1.-THE disturbance that was over
Louisiana Saturday night has made but little
progress and II apparently losing its forma-
ton. II has caused some moderately high
winds on the Middle Gulf Coast some very
heavy rains In East Texas Louisiana and the
southern portions OF Alabama aud Mississippi
end light rains IN Oklahoma. Arkansas. Ten
nessee ana the south Atlantic states. over
toe remainder Of the country the weather was
generally fair. except In the Rocky Mountain
region, where there were showers Pressure
~ quite high from the lake region and ohio
Nalicy eastward. with temperatures conbid---
ably below the seasonal average the cool
weather extending southwark thTo Igh the
Sout1 Atlantic and Gulf states. From the
upper lake region southwcstg ard and in the
extreme West II is slightly warmer, while In
the Northwest IT Is decidedly cooler. General
frOsts occurred sunday morning in the lake
region There VIII bc rain Monday In the
Ohio valley. Tennessee, the Gulf and South
Atlantic states. and probably at night or Tues
day in the southern portion OF the Middle At
lant.c states. continuing Tuesday.. except I'm
the West Gulf States. There viii also be
showers Monday in the Rocky Mountain region
and the Northwest. and Monday night or
Tuesday In tho Missouri ana Upper Mississippi
valleys and the upper lake region. From the
lover lake region eastward. and In the eX-
ttcmc West the weather will he generally lair
Monday and Tuesdav. and IN the Plains States
and Rocky Mountain region IL will b. fair
Tuesday. II viii be cooler Monday in the Mis-
souri, and Upper Mississippi Valleys ana cooler
TUESDAY IN the Upper lahe region and warmer
In tho extreme Northwest IL viii be- warner
Monday in the lake region. asd on Tuesday
in New England and the. Middle Atlantic
states.
Tho winds along the North Atlantic and
Middle Atlantic coasts viii be moderate north
east and east: South Atlantic Coast moderate
10 brisk northeast ana east: East Gulf Coaat
moderate and variable: West Gulf Coast. light
10 moderate north, becoming variable: on the
lover lakes. moderate east and southeast:
upper lakes, moderate southeast. becoming
variable.
Inrecasf for SnccIaI 4 ncnIitIes Ear FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15

AMSTERDAM AVE " cor 1891 s., ioXloo;
G VI Silyernsn & Son unc) TO Milton NJ
Silverman. 207 West 10th st tas surviving
partner Of Grnu. all liens. June ~ 500; attoi-
neys. Cohn & Nordlinger. 100 Broadway.
AVENUE 4, 1899 i0Xl00; Julia Jones TO
Mary Meade. 2l2 East 73d st Cmtg $4,000.
sept Il. 81. attorney. John X Jones, 80 LIB
erty ST
HESTER ST. lol. e2x5O: Samuel Rauch to
Bessie Slvorman. 20 Hester st; June "a flO07
attorney Joseph SHERMAN ~ Hester ST.
MADISON AVE, 1913. cor 18th ST. .9N
,6'. and rights TO strip -5Nl ON the cast
Matilda Prccht 20 Henry Precht, 81 East ll3th
81. tenant by entirety mtg $1,000; an ilens'
sept 2: 81; attorney. James L Gold ~ Mas
18TH ST. H8 West. > sty brk 25NOO5; Ger
tudc Sa"Hei 10 Joseph = Peck. Rochester
untg $4,000: ell liens: Aug p: 500; at
torncy. Milton VI Brooke. 1872 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY Joseph 3 Peck 10 United
Horoushs Real Estate GO. a. West 3ith ~ tmtg
5000. All liens. sept 2. 81
SD ST. 32i East. sly brk. oJNl0O5: charles
= Reynolds 10 Maria l. Reynolds, 1874 Fulton
ave mtg 10000; Sept ~ 500.
sTH ST. l5j and l37 West; sly bFk. HV
io2 .. Rerthold Iandauer TO Solomon Dorm
berger. 1872 washington ave (ntE $4,000: Sept
II 81 attorney. Irving Katz. Is Wall ~.
93D ST. and West: sty hrh. 6ONlOoe;
security Co q Broadway mtg SIS ocN. Aug %;
300, attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
l76 RroadVay
ls,TH ST. rs and go East, 6 sty brk. IS sN
- SNl00.li: Soe-Em Holding 90 n Milton "
Silverman. 20 West 10Th ~ ,Surying partner
Of firm OF g. VI Sverman & SOM, all liens;
Juno u. 500; attorneys, tOhn * NordlnSer'
80 BrCadUay.
The Bronx.
CORTLASDT AVE. g so cor l"'th -. AZ
100. Ifihener Esclcr 90 70 Jacob e. StIru. ll'I
Hoe ava m'g $4,000. sept !. 81. attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust 20. l1b Broad" a..
FCRDWAM RID. Gl3 and gl5 n s. 3N2Nlo";
Port Jcftis Land improvement co % 'has
W'rne Mount Vernon. y ! mig fp'"; =
part. sept n. g.
LOT - block g. map Morris Park. Morris
Pnrt Estates 70 William Cu-fan. IL East N''h
e. July n 81 attorney Lawyers Title Insur-
arce 60. 100 EroadWay.
LOTS l. and "a block 4: sam" ~ Mi-hnel
" commit r.. BrpoHllnc, Mass July II, 81; al 70
fornei. same.
LOT 4 block 10: same 70 Lewis ITodgklns.
Ellsworth. No. Aug :. 81; attorn"y, same.
lot - block n: lot u 70 -. block 81;
same 70 iTenrv Walsh. Albany y !. July Is;
g.. attorney. same.
Tor - 10 -. block {: lot :. blo-.t g.: same
20 irene ~ Clnr'. 2a7l Railroad ave, Brook
I,0. July 1n- 81. attorney. same
lot {. block = same 10 Alexander lors'cin.
l7IG f;rol way Julv = 81 attorney same.
PART INTS 80 and -. amended map.
brentwood PARK. MARY \ IIandihode 70 Ben
o.o,. Sept n. 500. attorneys. El'crs & Ab-
be-'v. 20 Hroofva'.
~rt TUEEN BOULEVARD. $40. Q >. 81 *
100 Jacob Stiru 20 Hubenor fischer 60, I'N
Meiro.e avo fmt- $1,000. sept II. $50: ut
iorn,y Title Guarantee and Trust GO. 10
E-uacvaN.
is6TH ST. 3no and 800 East. 5o,oSf Ben
eusuu Realty % 20 Peter iiandibode. lli2
Castle mn ave- tutg 100000. sept 10: Slp.
attornev. Charles I Ilallock ?aa East lsoth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
CONVICT GUARDS HELD
One Confesses Beating a Jew
Until He Ate Pork.
fBy Telegraph to The Trlbune.

Raleigh. y. G.. Sept IA. NJ. Nipper
was placed or trial Yesterday for assault
on Dan" Gallagher, Maryland convict.
Gallagher died few minutes after being
beaten.
While Nipper's case was being adj
iourned until tomorrow the grand jury
indicted Superintendent Wigs and two
guards named Johnson and Lee. OF the
convict camp. alleging maltrcatment OF
convicts. filthy conditions in camp and
that the men are forced TO sleep in quar-
ters too small to lie down in. Nipper
was guard over Gallagher and admits
beating him.
Nipper said under cross examination
that he beat a Hebrew prisoner who
would not eat pork until the Jew ate
six rations Of bacon and said he liked II.
Ministers are dcnounciug the manage
mCQt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
POLICE LASSO MAD DOG
Catch Animal in Street After 1t Bites
Four Children.

\ dog. supposed TO he mad, bit four
boys I'm Ridge street last night and
was finally lassoed by the police. who
feared TO shoot on account Of the crowd.
Half dozen boys were playing in the
street when the dog attacked Jacob
Schaarlof. eleven years old. Of No. 80
Ridge street II next bit Benjamin Lefko-
WITT eight years Oh. OF No. p Ridge
street. and Morris Schneider. eight years
old. Of No. 81 Ridge street Abraham
ZukerburG. nine years old. OF No. % Ridge
street. caught the animal, which sprans
for his face and caught him by the upper
lip. When persons tried TO pull the dog
away it changed its hold and bit both Of
the boys legs. Patrolman Sondcricker
took. the animal TO the Board Of Health
detention quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
NO PIGS FOR PARK
Object Lesson in Country Life
Gets Short Shrift from PLAT.
MNHARMONIOUS," HE SAYS
Suggests Pelham or Queens
Borough Site for Mrs.
Hoyt's Farm Scheme.

Because he believes Central Park is no
place for farm site Carl +. PLAT, land
scape architect Of the Park Board, has
vetoed a project having that end in view.
The lowing herd will have TO wind slowly
over another lea. for his action is final.
Some months ago Mrs. John Sherman
Hoyt and others approached Park Com
missioner Stover with a view to obtaining
a site for model farm in Central Park
Mrs. Hoyt made known her Willingness 70
furnish the necessary money and the I'VE
stock and other exhibits
Later two sites were thought promising
by those back Of the project. one IF
these was the nursery on the west side
OF the park at 9th street. The other
vas where the old dairy building now
stands. in the southern end of the park.
The Park Commissioner said he thought
il should be made part Of the menagerie.
but it went to the Municipal Art Com
mission. Before that body acted on il.
However. Carl +. PLAT had succeeded
Charles Downing Lay as landscape archi-
tect, and Mr. PLAT asked to have an op-
portunty to look it over before the COM
mission passed ON it. commissioner
slower withdrew IT,
When seen Yesterday Mr. PLAT had no
hesitancy i'm telling Of his action regard
ing the model farm.
Il vetoed il because J believe Contra!
Park is no place for a farm exhibit. |
favor placing nothing in Central Park that
does not fit in with or add TO the beauty
OF it's design. 4 farmhouse and farmyard
in the park would not be in keeping with
its design. Nor would COWS or a truck
garden. Cows should have a pasture. and
there is no place in Central Park for such
a thing.
"ln vetoing the plan for Central Park |
have suggested other places where such an
exhibit could he carried out. Pelham Bay
Park would afford a fine site for a model
farm exhibit. and it would harmonic with
the surroundings. or. again. there are
parks in the Borough Of Queens where II
would he most acceptable
Mr. PLAT said he understood that one OF
the main purposes for the creation Of such
In exhibit was its instructive nature. He
said he believed a farm Of the sort could
be made To support itself were the truck
garden large enough.
And that would permit rotation OF
crops as well" he added.
Mrs. Hoyt. Commissioner Stover said
some time ago. intended giving $4,000 and
al the exhibits Mr. FLAT said yesterday
that if the farm had been established in
Central Park the structure would have
cost more than that.
But I did not consider it for mo-
ment from that point Of view" he quickly
added. II vetoed it simply because it
should not be in Central Park"
Mrs. IIoyt has had plans drawn by T..
Burnett, an architect Of No II East
c4th street. They include farm cottage
that will accommodate two COWS. y pig
sly is another feature, and two dozen
chickens and an old-fashioned flower gar
den are provided for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
MASONS MARK CENTENNIAL
Vice President Marshall to Take Part
in Philadelphia Ceremonies.

Philadelphia. Sept. 1.-THE centennial
celebration OF the Supreme Council. An
Gent Accepted Scottish Rite Of the North
ern Masonic Jurisdiction Of the United
States. was opened here with religious eH-
crcjses to-day. Masons from various
parts Of the country are here TO take part.
Vice-President Thomas II. Marshall. an
active member Of the council from In
diana. is expected 10 take part at the
ceremonies tomorrow night. On Tues
day night the thirty-thrd degree will be
given to about one hundred candidates.
The last council session will be held on
Wednesday. on Wednesday afternoon
the members Of the council will 30 to At
lantic City. 4 shore dinner will conclude
the celebration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
sEpTENfRER Il.


10TH ST. S :. 2i6 It " ~ Brook aNe' ''S
2O6 Abel Hansen 81 al agt FREDERICK ana
Annie Schnaufer. owners: BronX-lD stree,
Realty 90. lessee: era MP & 90, contrac'o'S'
weiss & Katz sub-contractors; 1895 %
PARK AVE. 1022: Louis Greenborg aFt
Louis J De Mihau. owner; Weiss kaZ
sub con ira rtors: Joseph Acken' c""'I''
tor: 1926 81
51ST ST 80 West: James Y GORDON az
80 West Jlst street 60. Inc. owner ana eo"-
tractor: s39.oI0 o..
BAINBRTDGE AVE, . 3. '2.lo y oi
Fordham ave 5OxSO: Title Guarantee ana
Trust co agt Bainbridge Realty 60. owner
William Tegecla. contractor,
18TH ST. 200 end 2O2 West: Rona!ds &
Johnson Co act broadway and seventh Ave
nue. 60. owner; Weiss & katz. cohuac'orS'
sin3 20.
HOBART AVE. W .. 94.3 n Of alice ave;
2Oxi0O: Tobias schwartz act william IL
Blouett. owner end contractor; SID.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 90: Joseph Stnrehin
agt London Construction 60. owner and con-
tractor: $500
9TH AVE n = cor OF 41st st. 25x75: GlsS-
berg Contracting co. Inc. agt John Mooney
owner and contractor. $3.50.
otTH ST. 219 East: Sam kncNi'zkY aGt
TEIrsch Wkenfcld. owner and contractor
s125
18TH ST. $ 2i6 n OF Broadway y;
Jlnv Hose Rack Co agt Frederick and Anne
Schnaufer owners: The BronN-One Hunore1
and Forty-ninth street Realty 60. lessee
Cramp & 60. contractors; Weiss & katz' SUD-
contractors; s433 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
GETS scARsOALE TRACT.

Fish &. Marvin sold the southeast cor
ner OF Park and oxford roads, Scarsdaie.
plot OF more than two and one-hat
acres. TO Miss Graham MulhaH, whose
residence adjoirs: also rented the Pierce
estate house on Park Road. Scarsdale
furnished. for one year to J. y. Pigot' OF
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
REALTY NOTES.

Tho Aldus Construction Company has
obtained a building loan OF t23O.Ooo from
the Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
COMPANY on the two apartments TO he
erected AZ the southwest corner Of ST.
Nicholas avenue and ls6th street, on plot
lj7.exl0o feet
Justice Donnelly has appointed Henry
Brady receiver OF No 1855 Hoe avenue
pending foreclosure proceedings.
T.. T. I.usk. lately with the Carlisle Con
struction Company and formerly with the
Ernestus Quick Company. - now asso-
ciated with y. Brigham Hall 4 William
ID BlOOdgOOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
ern New York. fair. continued cool. to-day I;
Tuesday, fair and warmer: light To moderate
mort beast to southeast winds

For southern New England. fair. continued
cool to-day: TUESDAY. fair. slightly warmer,
moderate north To northeast winds becom-
ing southeast Tuesda,.
For New Jersey. the District Of Columbia.
Maryland and Delaware. unsettled to-day
and TUESDAY. light 10 moderate northeast TO
east winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. unsettled to-
day. Tuesday probably fair and warmer.
light to moderate northeast TO east winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York fair slightly warmer. to-day and
TUESDAY: moderate east To south winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
LIS PENDENS.
sETTEMBER i3

MADISON AVE. 1895. Minnie r Ruck'rt at
Elise Ruckor' - Al foreclosure Of mtg; att'i
neys. Knox. Sender A peignan
18TH ST. 80 and f25 East. NirElnla pan,
slger AIT Alfred Floric - al foreclosure OF
mtgb: attorneys. Gross & Sneudalra. - 80.
Fordham ave CeAteusiuu). = so n . ~ Nam
St l0oNl00 Thomas 4 Lock aet Mary J. fo'1sr
ct al amended forecl sure Of mtg auoTn'9'
II ~ Kennedy. -.
l2TTT ST. n g. 270 n - Avenue e. .3Nlo5
Frank Kunzig ~ al AIT Edward \ SrnlH 81 Al
foreclosure % mtg, attorney. j 'onu",,
- i13 iOvi406. Fort Washington 'onsuur'lpu
90 AIT one Hundred and Eighty Montague
street Realities. In". ct al foreclosure OF m's''
attorney. VI Shliyek.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
LOSES VOICE FROM HYSTERIA
Young Woman Found Wandering
SPECIFICS in Streets.

Miss Kitty Bowling. a nurse OF No. $40
Vanderbilt avenue. Brooklyn. was found
wandering about early yesterday morn
ing at the corner Of Greenwich and North
Moore streets. She was taken 10 the Hud-
son street Hospital
The doctors said that her condition
must have resulted from an attack Of
hysterla The young woman was unable
to speak. but the doctors learned her
identity through letters found In her purse.
The have nope for her recovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Sunday, Septem'
Der II, 1918.

AkltlN III.
steamer NorthtoWn. port Arthur Soptcm-
her !. 10 the Texas oil 60. with oil Passed
in Sandy Hook at 40 m.
steamer wimbledon tBri. Norfolk S"ptem-
her ~. TO Barber & co. with mdse. IN ran .
sit for Cardiff. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer city Of 81 Louis Savannah Sep
TENDER H. TO the ocean So co. Win passeh-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine al
steamer Apache. jacksonville September
II and Charleston II. 70 the clyde IS CO.
with passengers and mdse. Passed IN quar-
antine at - n IN.
steamer Aragon. georgetown September H.
to the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation
with lumber. Passed in Quarantine at ESQ
steamer jamestown Newport News and
Norfolk 10 the old Dominion Sc co. With
passengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine
al 50 m.
tcmbcr Is. to the French Line. with p1'sen-
gers and mdsc. Southeast Of Fire Island ~
: % y m.
steamer Rayo. New orleans september ..
towing one barge. 20 tho Standard OIL co,
with ndsc Passed IN Quarantine 20 = ~.
Steamer Carolyn. Mayagucz Septrmher :
TO \ II Ruli 4 60. with mdsc. Arrived ~
s,aemcr s. Go,hard lRr,. Shields Angus, -,
10 q W sheldon & Co. with mdsc. Arrived at
the Rar ~ II m.
steamer Othcllo ORr. Hull August Is. 20
n
BAR at eco tu.
steamer Camcronia G7r. glasgow and No
Vile September q. 70 II"nterso1 krothers. with
32S first and 3iG second cabin and 90 steer
age passengers and mdsc. Arrived a. the l'ar
~ II "a M. 18Th.
Steamer Ia Campino DUTCH. Antwerp M
gust ~ 20 David T Warden. IN ballast AZ
rived az tho Vlr ~ II IN m. 1871.
steamer Russia 'Russl. Lih1u september ..
20 Bcnham 4 Hoycsen. with 20 cabin and
1ofi sto"rag" passengers and Wd'e. Niri'"i
az tho BAR az m. 1871.
steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk IN tho Old Dominion IS Co. with uas.
2.1S
steamer Pavnee Philadelphia. 10 the C'vd"
s. 90. with mdsc. Passed In Quarantine az
noon.
steamer Justin OFrl. Para September . md
Barbados :. to tho Booth - 90. with uas~cn
gers mails and mise Passed I'm Sandy Hook
al 1912
SANDY HOOK. Y. sept -, $50 p m-Uind
calm: clear. smooth sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15

Eugene ] Flood to schernerhorn' D. "es'
sd So. $1,000 go. Irood.
FIorcnrc ; Leighton to Eugene } f'oo''
Walter Brush to LAWYERS Mortgage CO.
ti5.C COO ,t t,,tcLor
Morris Park Estates TO Columbia hHioAe'
booker Trust 90; 500. n,.,. "a
Pet,r Handbode. jr. TO Benenscn Realty w.
$ assls. 5000. ., 700
peter Uandibode 70 same: No0O
victor Gorhards 10 Dora Cast. 800
Metropolitan savings Bank to Pa'ilcA Da'N'
sI2 900 ro, ,.sts.
William Engel TO Hedwig Ensel ass's'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
: THIRD AVENUE.
By George Price.
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address of lesseel
PARK ROW. 1913, ALL Ernest Plath TO Pat
rick Bohan: 5 yrs from May !, 1913; S2'cO'
address. l53 Park Row.
18TH ST. III 20 10 East, all; Hugo Green
berger 70 Victor r Askie; 3 yrs from sept J.
iIl3: 5000; address. u West 10Th IT.
18TH ST, 81 East part ground floor; Kan
ter & wilkins 20 Giuseppe LanZetta; yrs
from Sept To- 1913; $3.50; address, III East
18TH St
ISsTH ST. go East. an Ansoua Realty GO
IN Abraham Levy and ano; yrs from sept
Is 1918: s.. $50. address. 1876 East l1Sth ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees
Cat . p. M; lowest, a. 'at $3.50 a. M; aver
age. - average for corresponding date last
year o.: average for corresponding Date last
thirty-thrfc years. 81.
Local Forecast Fair. continued cool to-day;
tomorrow fair warmer. light moderate north
east Ia southeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
BUYS SAYVIllE FARM.

William Lawrence has sold for Joseph
7. Necrccn the L. K. Slater farm. AT Say
Vile. Long Island. consisting Of forty
nine acres fronting on the South Country
Road 20 Jacobus Dame. There are sew
cral buildings on the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-15
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.
The following parcels will be sold at
auction in the Vcsey street and The
Bronx exchange salesrooms this week:

The following parcels will be sold at
auction in the Vesey street and Inc
Bronx exchange salesrooms this week:
MORROW
Al No il Vesey street:
BY Joseph +. Day.
LEXINGTON AVE 81 to - =. 1915 4 Of
a5th 81 30 3y9i with a. 10 2Jth 81. 22X9S -
l2 stv loft and store bldg. \ NJ Heinsheimer
agt Frank Lusar ~ al. simpson & &. attys: j
q !Saxe ref; due. SsO.257 1j taxes. etc siooV
I37TH ST l2s West. g. 324 q n " Of fth
ave. IL 6x9g1I. 3 sty dvg: Dry Dock Savings
Institution agt ! Rushing ct al: r VI Ttche-
nor. atty; Adolph stern. ref. due. sl0032 81 :
taxes. otc $50 -
by y. p. Ingrsham & CO.
18TH ST. 24I East. N :. 100 n " Of I'd ave.
2ON1OO.iO 3 - dWg. l. ; Tenney trustee agt
T. = Winkelmsn 81 al; J II DougheIty. atty;
Phenix Inyraham. ref. due, $3.50 &c. taxes.
Of WEDNESDAY.
At No "a vesey street;
BY Joseph T.. Day.
43D ST and East. s.. 1875 Il Of 9Th
ave 4ixlOoj. one I and ono ETY. dwg. ! II
Kelly agt / X Hoas ct al. Gillespie g.
att,s. Lyttleton Fox. ref. due, S+3IT6 49,
taxes etc So l5S n. sub 10 prior mtg. etc. az
creating $50 nc -
9Th ave 55xo>.9 T. sly loft and store bldg;
Hudson Mortgage 90 act John Olson con
suuction 90 q NJ. " + Glare. atty; Il Mil-
Ter. ref due. S2l?.795 30: taxes etc. Si3 :2N 20
BROOME ST. So. = sos n " OF Mott
St 25.3N1ls.%N25. lSii43. sly tenmt and
strs; Sarah Baum 81 al AIT 9 DELI Paoli
ref: due. SIS 500 81. taxes. etc. $3.50 60. subj
to arst mtg OF $4,000.
BY Henry Brady.
9TH ST. Sal East. =. 10 n % let ave.
2lx503. : sty tenmt and strs: J " Bowers
ct al. c1rs, AK Union Holding 60 ct al;
@ lewis atty, d Murray ref: due
s.. i02 08, taxes. ctc, S3iI -.
At 80. 3?Os THIRD AVENUE.
BY u T. Ingraham & co.
INTERvALE AVE. 1893. 8 Sso.7 q n
~ 10Th 81. 25Nl23. 9N26 i1122.5. sly dvlg.
q l. Walsrote. eTtN agt Robert Armstrong
90 al. II l. Scott atty. Phoenix Ingraham.
ref. due. s2sl3 81. taxes ctc. Slloo.
2o5TH ST. lN3 East. n =. about 900 q . ~
Grand boulevard and Coucourse. 27.iov
III. l1N@iN iu5.1. . sly tenmt. II - France,
eNtN. agt " r Conlan 81 al: Thornton & T..
att,s. Phoenix Ingrabam, REF. due. SI,ioS 80.
taxes. otr. SiG2 30.
BY Joseph r. rsv.
lsfTli ST East " cor OF Grant ave. l00v
1866. vacant. Dollar savings Bank agt lnlst
street go - al. action !. 1.'Nop. " 4 v.
at'vs. Paul Jones. ref. duo. $3.50 10 taxes.
etc. t2lsIf
MLELLAN ST. ~ cor ~ Grant ave i0oV
1850 vacant. same agt same. same attys
and ref. due. S2p55 80. tavcs. otc. 1921 20.
or THURSDAY.
At u vEsEY STREET.
H.. t...,,. = 10,
.... ...-
t''h = 80 Nr't. n w u 81 iI,-f'lIr
'IlE'' i'N''-.-' ''F American 's'n'' '"'' wi
stru ST $40 we., ~ 100 q ~ %, Yves,
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