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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

FACTS ON AUTO
HORSEPOWER

The local Apperson dealer has
complied some very interesting
facts on power. The time Is past.
says MIR Gulchard. when either
tho owner. dealer o. manufacturer
placed confidence Ia the A l.. A. NJ
formula for calculating horse pow.
or The old rule was based on
cylinder dimensions only. and the
folly OF this rule IL more evident
now than ever before. when one
stops % consider that even two mo
tors exactly the same sire. using
different grades Of gasoline. could
no, possibly develop tho same
power
1t n Just as nuuAenaicA 10 In
slEt that all motors 81 equal piston
displacement are qually powerful
as 10 maintain that all 2i-year-
men. six feet tall. and weighing $50
pounds. can do the Rame amount OF
work in the same length OF time.
Good roads are conducive 10 bet
ter schools. live rural churches.
pleasant rides. good markets. social
Advancement. a closer bond OF sym.
patty and cooperation between the
farmer and his city cousin who
works AZ the forge, the lathe or the
spindle" says r. = ODDS. president
OF tho REQ Motor Car Co. II spells
prosperity and happiness TO every
community which has the means
and business foresight to see tho
manifold blessings which scien.
tlfic system OF good roads secures
for It's people
Again. good roads aunihilRte dis.
tanccs and rob farming Of the dread
and drlldgery OF rural seclusion.
this fact being notably apparent
where farmer IL the wise and
happy owner Of a high quality de-
pcndahle and economical motor car.
In cases OF acute Illness good
roads enable the physician TO bring
speedy relief 20 the sick and an
nually save the lives OF hundreds OF
our men. women and children, a
fact which more than trehly com.
pensates any amount OF money
which Nc may spend as n nation,
state. county. city or town.
AS road Improvement Is Of
nationwide interest Il should be
supported by our national. state
and county governments
Mr. T. NJ Lawrence. Of the Peer
less Artificial Limb company. re
turned from Portland last Monday.
Mr. Lawrence made the run from
Portland TO Seattle in IL hours. and
states that the roads are probably
In n better condition right now for
touring purposes than they Will be
at any time OF the year.
MIR Miller. OF the Miller Auto Co.
left for Victoria y c.. TO confer
with suh-aFent handling his line OF
American.MarIon touring cars and
Doris trucks.
The Bothell Dairy. OF Bothell,
Wash, has purchased n one-ton
Kelly truck for dairy purposes
Two and throeton Kelly trucks
have been purchased by the Pacific
Brewing & Mailing Co. OF Tacoma.
J. G.. Fcnton. Of the Buick Auto
mobile Co. returned to Seattle sat
urday. after spending several days
In Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

George Zimmerman. salesman for
the White Sowing Machine Co. OF
this city. has purchased Metz
roadster and viii discard the horse
and wagon He will alter the Metz
machine 20 enable him to carry ma
chimes. as heretofore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

Robert Atkinson. manager OF tho
Pacific Car Co. reports Il continu.
ance ~ good business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

The Imperial Motor Car agency.
which opened up mere Two weeks
ago under the management OF r y.
Waller and a. ID strattou. report "A
very prosperous opening These
men arc we'll known locally and
Will no doubt sell many cars In
Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-03

A carload % American cars IL On
rouue 10 Seattle 10 the Miller Auto
Co. on Pike ~.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
Dun's Weekly Review

New York. Jan. "a. -Duns re-
view says:
Fundamental conditions continue
steady, very satisfactory and. except
in the securities market. which has
displayed more or less uncertainty
there has been no change in the
general feeling of confidence. Cur.
rent reports frcm leading mercan.
tile and industrial centers are eslsc.
tally cheerful. both rs Ia present
operations and the immediate out.
look. The remarkable winter
weather is producing different ef.
fects in different localities and
branches of business causing some
recession Of activity in certain
trades and an increase in other quar-.
tiers. The absence of heavy snow
over the eastern part Of the country
has been very favorable TO railroad
traffic.
Read the First State Banks al IN
editorial page.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

Read the First State Banks al N
editorial page.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

Pen pirates hold up the Ledger
Express every hour Of the day. Take
the through route. without ink drop.
per, uncertain flow, coaxing or fix.
ing. Save time, money and DISPOSE.
ton. Every ticket on the Self.Fill.
ing Conklin road is first class, with
stop.over privileges and safe round.
trip several years long. The Conk.
lin Fountain Pen is sold by the
Browning Pharmacy.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
One On El Paso

Marsha. Mcdonald received III
following letter from an irate visit
gho mas left Deming who can sa
perhaps for Demings good:
Deming. New Mex.
Mr. Tun Marshal
The City Tixpoy-rs wou-d like to
know the day morsboll & night NOR.
shal does 10 Err there Salary they
ar brewing woges OF the Hervy Co
& the ? Rail Road & letting The
Tewn Run il Sci Side work 90 ths
deepot is full Of Big Buns Striking
Eyry Stringer who wopts 10 20 VI
IN Town & - Mexieon dog ON the
Streets all the time SIDE woIk full
Of Roller Skotes also the Bo0roughs
will not let Strnger Sleep
Bickles on the side wolk M wife
had to go cut IN the Street b. git
by the Second bond Shop next 10
the China Restaurant II cont git
no seeomcdotuns in Drniing will
have TO 60 10 Fl Peso 10 Spind The
Rest Of the winter
A Stranger
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
aCraustark"

The mere announcement that
"Grsustark" is coming should
arouse an exceptional interest in
all lovers Of the theatre. for rs a
rule they are also readers Of iic'
ton. and IL they have not seen the
play. have read the novel. George
Barr McCutcheon. the author, is a
product Of that great center Of
agriculture and literature. Indiana.
James whitcomb Riley, Booth Tar
kington. George AIDE and General
Lew Wallace have all contributed
TO the states fame. but no best
sellers" ever came out of Indiana
and achieved greater fame and pop
ularity than the works Of McCutch-
con and the greatest Of these is
Graustark." II has had a larger
output than the combined sale Of
his other books and the demand for
il still continues. Miss Grace How
ard, who adapted the novel. realiz.
ed that the public would wish to
see as much Of McCutcheon as pos.
sible, and therefore kept as closely
to the story as the dramatic unities
would allow. At Crystal theater.
Monday, Feb. 3.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28
Change the Name

When Deming changes the name
of the state Of New Mexico to Lin.
coin. ! would like to suggest tina,
another expression be found FOR
The Sunshine State" Ii people
get US confused with old Mexico he.
cause the real name is New Mexico
is there not also danger Of getting
the fancy name which has been hc.
slowed upon Us confused with the
shine caused by the sun and radiat.
ing cheer and brightness and gen.
iality about everything? Santa f.
New Mexican.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

You will eventually buy your lum.
Der OF us, why don't you start now?
Deming Lumber Co. adv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

Little farms will soon be all the
rage. BE a pioneer. Home Plot
20. adv
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1913-01-28

Just received three cars Of cedar
and pinon cord wood. Phone 20
Sam Watkins. adv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01

Barbara Honold; $500; attorney. Charles II
Baechler 1926 Walker ave.
PARK (RAILROAD) AVE \. 1862 n OF
1874 st. 72xl45. lx72x143: Feb 10. 1906. Casmr Y
Wagner TO Adam Mueller; $500; attorneys.
Deyo & Bsuerdorf, III Broadway.
PELHAM AVE. Washington ave,
runs 37sx 246.9x a5N 2.9x 2SJ.3 % =
Washington ave 22S.S 10 beginning: Park
ave. cor Kingsbridge Road, runs s lj22x
W 2s5x n COX TO Webster ave II J03x
sl.6x n l0l1 10 W Kingsbridge Road
70 to beginning; Morris ave, n cor both
st. runs go 2S5.SX 2S6. 2X " 207x look
" 5Sx look W an TO beginning; Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse. cor F0rdham Road,
runs 27iSX l2.2x 232 tx n 1ll.6 to be
ginning and five other parcels 20 cover bond
issue. April ]. 1905; John Haskin Estates
Qnc) TO Frank VI Clute. trustee; s50o,0oO; at
torneys. Reeves e. Todd. l65 Broadway.
SIMPSON ST. " 5. 2ST.s IT OF Nestchester
ave, ixl05.6 March 3, l9l3 Simpson Construc-
ton co To Charles Riley: s25 900; attorney.
Richard Kelly. 10 Broadway.
WILDER AVE 8, 800 II Of Jefferson ave
75xlOo: Oct l6 1905: Duncan A Chisholm 10
Harriet l. Chdsey; $50; attorney, Rooert r
Aiug li9 Broadway.
ls3D ST, s. rs Il OF Intervsle ave runs
S lllily W 20 and Xix n 100 10 street % TO
beginning; Sept %. 1912; Similar Realty co 10
Henry Morgenthau Co; $1,000; attorney. " VI
Wechsler lG5 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01
DYNAMITERS' PLEA HEARD
Decision Reserved in Case of
Thirty Labor Leaders.

Chicago, Oct 3l.-Arguments on the ap-
peal of thirty Of the labor union officials
convicted at indianapolis last December
of conspiracy and completely in the Nc
Namara dynamite plots were completed
before the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals to-day. The court took the
petition under advisement and will rem
der a decision probably within sixty days.
The court may affirm the verdicts of
guilty; II may set aside the verdicts and
order new trial. or may decide that the
government had no case, thus setting the
convicted men at liberty.
The decision will determine whether
Frank NJ Ryan, president of the Iron
Workers Union, and others shall be sent
back TO the federal prison, from which
they were released on bonds pending the
outcome of their appeal Should the YER
diets returned at Indianapolis be affirmed
the men may appeal to the United States
Supreme Court, but it is discretionary
with the latter court whether 1t will hear
the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01

way Cprior mtg $3.50 Oool; oct go; yr. per
cent: 500 600: attorney, same.
JEROME AVE. g cor Old kingso1cge rd'
1872; Jane Armstrong ct al TO Herman stem
kamp. $40 West lI2d 81: due as per nonu' 20 80
80: 5000; attorneys. Salter e. Steinkamp liO
Nassau ST. e,, .
HUGHES AVE. W p 800 n W OF 1881 st
x to crescent ave X--X-SlW; Tesaro Con-
\ Y Urior mtg S54 500: oct 30; due, etc, as
per bond. 5000; attorney. Title Guarantee ana
Trust 90, l76 Rroadwat L =,
JEROME AVE-. :. 1876 II W OF CromNelI
ave JnA3sS: Harry Douglas TO Edmund COZ
a. 10 West 57th st; Oct 30; yrs; $500; at
tornsy, Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100 broau
Tors a and 81, map Of Bruner estate;
Michael I Dovd to Emma NJ Cro"eil 81
snutberr Boulevard; oct %: yrs per GEM
% 600 attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO.
l76 Broadway. ,e.,a5 ,ox2sxl3s 1;
Henry Lang to Frederick 9chuChi 80 % 600 200.
las nj: oct 80: due, etc, as per ooh1 f-u,""'
attornevs Hummel & Hildreth. lon 80 ave:
s0t!THERN BOULEVARD cor OF I lto,n
st; Henry Currn to Lion Brewery , ~; $40 200:
loSth st; oct soi demand % %ass aus St.
SIMPSON ST, 1907. W :, hxlGo.S' -, I'm w.,
Construction 60 20 Joseph F Stier. II. WI
5sth st; Oct 81 due Sept l. iN1, . - W., and
$50 600: attorney. Lawyers lIte lh'
Trust CO. 100 Broadway. -. uuoy
119 West l2st ST. oct 81 mtg S31OOOl' que -
l. 1915; per cent: 5000; attorney, 49,
TITLE Insurance and Trust co. 100 l5roau"" az ,,e
on CT " g 245 II Of washington .ot
70 ivroq. Rarhara Helfert to Peter Helfert. 81
Fast ga ST. Oct q: due oct !. 1916; per cenr
sI50: attorney, John Hoenniger' 6eeh'nd
street. a,o,io PARK.
Pasnt,ale Felice 20 Vito Carmcsino. Sh vs.
9th 81: oct 30; 4 yrs s per cent si'' d''o'
news. Lauga Brothers, lsj Bieecker ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF lcssee''
BROADWAY, cor Of 1850 ST. thcatII.
etc: Mayheld Construction Co to Broad"a'
Photo Manufacturing Co, yrs from con-, :.
pletion Of building, $4,000; ADDRESS, %
Nassau ST. ~, ,s,.o
BROADWAY. sol 10 500, lofts ABOVE
store floor; Times Square Improvement 70
TO Morris Asinof and ano; yrs from rep
/ 1915: 500 900. address, 73 East OOth ST.
COLUMBIA ST. 81, all; Max Spelscr 70
Harry Nechcmias. Nrs from Oct ], lVl3'
s. 400: address. 80 sheriff st.
MANHArTAN AVE. 2ij and IL oase-
ment: Leon Sobel 90 10 W j Smith. yrs
from oct /, 1913; $500, address, I'll west
10th -. ,
PARK AVE. iss5. all. Frcdcricka schiid-
wachtcr to the Schidwachter Autolnobhe
Co. yrs from oct /, 1913, $1,000; address,
1855 Park ave ,
FRINGE ST. I2G. ground noor, Emma G
Sillcocks Il 81 10 Frank kahnert, . yrs from
Aug /. 1918, Sl6-O. address, li54 Bryant
ave.
sTEBBGNS AVE. n " cor OF lIoth ST.
cor store and basement. Bernhard Mayer
to isidor Cowau, > yrs = mos from Dec l.
1913: ST2O. address. 1873 Amity place.
WEBSTER AVE 1865. u " cor OF lINta
st. store: Newman DUDE to Abraham Acker-
man; yrs from May ], 1916. $40. address.
1868 Webster ave.
80 AVE. 3TJ4 and 31j6. all: Nora CON
struCtion 90 To David Blank, ~ yrs from
Nov !, 1918. $1,000. address. 1861 Wssh-
layton ave.
NTH ST ~ East. all: David Meier 10
Betty stern. . yis from Nov !. 1918. Sl.3OU.
address. - East lOlst St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from fifteenth page.

quart, 5a12c; BEANS. Va, wax OF green, has eas-
Dbl. 81 25GS1 50: 1O0-ib bag. SlqSl 70; iVo
punches. SIa$1 40: CARROTS. bbl, 81 2oasl 9 ~.
bag. S1QS1 %: 10O-rb bag, 7jcqSl; basket cog
7Sc 100 bunches. I5cQ$1; CUCUMBERS, l. l.
basket 81 5OdS2 30. dollhouse, No !. DOZEN
81 25aS1 so: No >. T5cdS1; Fla. basket. sI9
So 30: CELERY. dozen. 1890; standdru
crate. 81 50GS3: knobs 100 punches. II 'V9So'
CARRIAGES. Danish. ton. S20as22' ZONES nesL ~
S14Q$17. red. $20Q$23: white, 100. S49>o -
hbi. 75cdS1 -. red, SldSl 40; lmpoTIS Ii cNU
ton. SlsaS2O: white, $1sdS20; CACLlFlDWW-
SlaS2 25: long cut slGSl 81; large crate, co. o.,
81 %, small 3jG75c: CHICORN. basket, oUg
SOC: EGGPLANTS. nearby, basket. '1cQSl -
Fla box 81 5OGS3 %: BNDIVE, imported 10,
15GoOc. HORSERADISH. 100 10, SoqSo OV'
KALI, Va Dbl. 4Oc: LIMA BEANS, jersey
potato basket, jOcGS2: l. / and jersey Das'
50cdS1 rs: LETTUCE, state, Jersey ana 1911 - ~
basket 75cdS2 30: 2-dozen crate, i9c9S[ w.
3-dozen Slq$2 20: nearby, Dbl I5cgS-: Tia as
or basket. 50cQ$l; Va basket 11J SGGst 10
MINT. dozen punches. 25637c; MUSHROOMS;
white N basket 6OcdS1 %; brown. JCcg
81 10: buttons. 4OQGOc: OYSTER PLANTS, lVV
lunches. S3dS4; OKRA, New Orleans, bdshS',
SlGS2: Fla. $1QSl 80; Jersey, carrier; Joco1sdd -,
Fla 81 500S2 30: 9-basket crate. 81 ooq Us 90
PARSLEY. nearby basket. 254JOc; PBAS
Va half-bbl basket S3GS4; {, baskeI. S-H
g 80. PARSNIPS. Dbl. 81 80; PUMPKINS
Dbl 5OQ75c; PEPPERS. Dbl, 40cn$1 70; sugar
Dbl 45cG$1 -: ROMAINE, basket, I5caSt 20,
Dbl T5caS1 30: SPINACH Va, Dbl, IocdSi i
SQUASH. Hubbard. Dbl. Sig$l 20 l TSrT4S
rutabaga. Dbl. 5Oca$1 -; white, 50G90c; TO ,D
MATOES. nearby, box, 30c0S2; NAlLh-
CRFSS 100 lunches S1GS1 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Aois Keknez to Anna Hudec; 81. 100
5000.
Frank Krch to Abr Gotkin: 81.
Henry Forster TO Hy Forster. eXr 81.
David Weingarten 10 VIM p Buchler 800
Rector etc, OF P Church OF - Marks in
$50 600
Lowell Realty Co to John Byrne ct al; SlOO
Theo Simon TO Kedy FIGHTER; 81.
Title Guarantee 81 Trust 20 10 Jos Arm
strong; $4,000.
VIM J Amend to Philip Butz: 81.
John Lord. indiv trustee. to John l.
Baldwin, Henry De f. trustee, to John c
Lord 81.
Dorothy W Hilton to Virginia Littauer;
sadie Kramer TO Yatty Kramer; 81.
Dime Savings Bank Of Brooklyn TO John A
Roebings Sons; Sl35,0OO
Margaret Bishop to Metropolitan Savings
Bank: $1,000 .o
Louisa K Kuntz, exr, to Mildred H Bayley;
$500
Archer Pancoast. trustee, TO Dry Dock Saw
NV Nm G Albro and ano. admr. to Rose G
Zeiin: 81
Mathilde sternbergsr to Henry Mor5en-
THAI Co; $1,000.
Chas Hallock to Emma L Brown: $500
Fulton trust Co Of New York committee to
Kath J Whipple; 81
Same 70 same q assts). IL 5000
Roxy Smith 10 VIM z Bleeckef; 10000.
Same 10 same: SO, 600.
Same to same; S225, 900.
Same 10 same: 800, 900.
Title Guarantee g. Trust Co TO Fannie L
strouse: $4,000. o..
same 20 Prudential Insurance Co; Slcoo
Alvin Bueshner 10 Louis Hennburg, sl'O1
James Callahan 20 John Shea $4,000
Bowery Savings Bank to Title lnsur-
ance Co; $4,000.
Abr A Silberberg 10 Louis Block: 81.
Rent Steinmetz 20 Amelia Stenr2etz: 81. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01

tiers: British steamer, 100000 cases. petro-
leum. hence 10 four ports, Australia, Z5c
December January; British steamer, sou
tons cotton and phosphate. Gulf TO Japan
p l. November. British steamer. 2,5O6 IONS
lumber. Gulf 10 the River Plate l5os' No. No.
vernber- December; British steamer 2'383
tons. cotton. Gulf to Liverpool or Bremen
49, Sd late November: British steamer.
2.JUG tons, cotton. Gulf to the United King
dom or Continent. {, November; Dutcn
steamer 1882 tons. timber. Gulf TO BARGE
Iona Valencia. Carthagend and corr All
cante, 127s I'D, one 1908 four ports Decem-
Der: Swedish steamer. 1852 tons, timber
Gulf 10 Boulogne and Dunkirk. a5s. Janu-
February. British steamer. l.1S6 tons.
sugar, cuba 10 Liverpool or Greenock. l4s'
option London, los, prompt. British steamer
la tons coal Cardiff 10 EalfaN, los
prompt. British steamer, SOS tons. ore
Cuba 10 North Of Hatteras es. prompt:
Swedish steamer, 1857 tons. coal and coke.
Philadelphia TO Tampico. 81 % and ~ 10,
prompt British steamer 1S2 tons, sugar,
Dcmerara 10 New York, p {, prompt; schoon-
or. $50 tons, coal. hence 10 Santo Domingo
City. p I. thence Mobile to Macoria. lumbei
{; schooner. Js7 tons. dry cypress, Palatka
10 Pawtucket, I: schooner. LII tons coal
Baltimore 10 Mayport, and back Jackson
VILE TO North of 1iatteras, ties Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01
BUSINESS LEASES.

The Duross Company leased the D H,i.
,r, 30 S0j Washington street to inc hdE,
xeyoort Social club. the lourth io' , '..
No. go to $50 Greenwich s'IreS No 81
ROY Company of America, anu NJ "
West 18th street 20 Louis Sper0; . .
William 7 ROome d 60. and Horace D:
~, g. 70 leased the store and basement
No. Il47 Broadway to ;. NJ Bri'''i's""''''
G. CO. ,,...;,, ,,,,n,anv Inc.
leased for a term az Years ioI MAJ y
Rafalsky & Co. space on the nlhth H M,,,,
nc 30 Y2 Fifth avenue, corner Oh -otl'
street. TO the George W. Biapoh 0''s =,
pany: also for stephen n. lShS' r. ~
Madison avenue to Thomas fot'ei' Gums
|nCcr - Watson. Inc. leased for Carrie
Schwab to Nine Ryan the store - go
Lexington avenue, and the store 81 - 90
6l9 Lexington avenue lot Ju''a
Srhif brothers. wholesale drygoods,
leased through William {. Walker SUNS
for a term OF years the store, baselutHI
and enhancement IN No. al BroddWdy'
,Lrnnoh 10 Mercer street. and also the
store and basement I'm No. 10 Grahd
street which are TO be connected ElNl!4s
them approximately 10000 square ieet.
Daniel Birdsall a co. leased the $40!
and basement Nos. ~ and s. East llth
street to I. Feldman. the first loft in NO.
S35 Broadway TO ;. Levine; large spdce
ON the teEth floor in No. West iIth street
10 Charles Daniel. and the eighth moor III
No. 1870 West 18th street TO Piller Brothers
also rented the building at No. ~ Grand
street 10 Lowry e. Co, and the first floor
and basement at Nos. 80 and 81 Franklin
street to the Cohn Hall & Marx COM
pany. ,
John J. Meenan sold the cafe business
al No. 9D7 Eighth avenue; corner OF ottn
street and has leased the building for
| George Hennessy TO Martin kearney.
j. g. White e. co. leasel the store and
| Easement i'm Nos. Ji2 and 81 Broadway
/ 10 IT, T. Friedman a. Bros
/ NcDowell & Mcmahon L. sed for term
| of years the tenement horses No. 80 10
/ 56l Eleventh avenue, neal i2d street. Ia
/ Louis Sarsen and joseph Dugangich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01
SIXTH AVENUE CORNER PARCEL SOLD
Wrat Estate Reported to Have Disposed OF Three Old Five
Story Buildings at 39th Street.
SAMUEL SACHS LEASES SUITE OF THIRTY-FOUR ROOMS

change salesroom. Nos "A and l6 Vesey
street:
By Henry Brady.
HATH ST. So and 5J4 West. $ :, 10 n . ot
broadway. & stv apart house. on lot jJN.p IL
sold 10 the plaintlr FOR S7l.2l2.
LEMON AVE. lJl W :. sl.3 II OF ism 81
stv clubhouse. on a lot 90 lx75X irrcg, sold to
the plaintiff for >2l, 900.
by jose ph = DAY.
list ST, 3jl West. 5. 1913 n W ot west
End ave, I sty dwg and sty extension, on a
lot Is 9Xl02 2; sold to the plaintlh Tor slZ'VOo.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. s44, s. 10 II OF
I52d st. = stv dwg on plot u. oxoIN lrres'
sold to the plaintiff for $4,000.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph T. Day.
SHERMAN AVE. " 5. $50 n OF l6Sth ~,
a Mot l2JxI216 to sheridan ave Xl2N lN'" "
sold 10 the plaintiff TOR S2s. 400. .
TIEBOTT AVE. cost. " cor lsptn ~, -
sty teuInt. on a lot lpOx25; sold to the plaihuH
for $gN,u0J.
By Bryan H. Kennedy.
WILLIS AVE. " :. block front between
southern Boulevard and bath st, plot -''N
1876 tx Irreg: adjourned to November ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-01
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 81.

4eTH ST, Al West; Isadore Schwartz sst
Josephine Sharkey, owner; Pa Adolphe,
Fraad Contracting Co. Inc, and Lyman
Cohen. contractors; $3.50.
226TH ST, 2, sos Il = OF Barnes ave-
lO0xl14: Chris,ofale Consoles agt Giosue Ar
COLO owner and contractor; s52 90
SAME PROPERTY; Adolph KatS ast
same: S126.
SOTH ST. 800 East; Frederick J Fieck ag 1:
Sterling Stable Co, owner; Kahn or w =
Kane, contractor; S37 80. -
BROADWAY, 1851 10 1868; SD 81, "a
Vest and 51st 81 215 West; John Blair
agt estate Of John Emery ct al owners:
Albany Apartment Corporation. lessee and
SAME PROPERTY; Albert susemihl agt
same. s222 90
SAME PROPERTY; Jordan Christie ags
same: $3.50 IS. 49,.
Edward $ Pethemet et al agt New York
Ophthalmic and Aural Institute, owner
Wills & Marvin Co. contractor; S3G.
9TH AVE. All; Sandhop Contracting 20
agt Josephine and Pauline kuhlke, owners
Mildred and Daniel Callahan, contractors.
GOTH ST. lis East; sandhop Contracting
Co Inc, agt Theodore Schumacher estate,
owner; Goth street Garage contractor.
10th ST, so2 West; Dale Co act looth
s. Realty Co Inc. owner: Refs e. O'Dono-
van. Inc. contractors; s1.375.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 14OJ: Aronowitz &
Marks agt Jane Linderman. owner; Pearson
Iron Works. contractor; S23 So.
VAN NEST AVE. s, % II W Of Matthew
son ave. 25x1OO Standard Plumbing supply
Co agt Max Lax, owner; Arthur Cahill. COM
tractor: sl07 20.
ID AVE II to II: Berger Mfg 60 sgt
Sinsker Realty Co and VI william Minsky
lessees and contractors; Louis Minsky les.
see: S1I3 A.
18th ST. 80 and IS West: Davis Foundry