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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
ACTIVITY AT SCARSDALE
Many New Homes Being Erect.
ed on DEVELOPMENT There.

Real estate in the vicinity OF White
Plains has never been so active at this
time of the year. The SCarsdale Estates,
developing property in the town of Scars
dale. to the south Of White Plains. and
the Gedney Farm Company. with its
development to the east, are where
much Of the activity is going on. Both
these companies are headed by Robert z.
Farley, an attorney Of White Plains.
Large sums are being spent In develop
ment work, the building OF new hotel.
TO be known as Gedney Lodge, and much
landscape work.
The following sales have been reported
In the Scarsdale section: To Kenneth
Wilbur, Of South Bethlehem, Penn, the
home OF Gerard Fountain, on Greenacre
avenue, Greenacres. In this same section.
q plot on the west side Of Walworth ave-
nue., to Frank W. Allen. l00x1O feet: TO
George T. Seabury. a plot on the east
side OF Walworth avenue. 75xlo0 feet; and
TO DR.. II. T. Kelly, a plot on the east
side Of Walworth avenue. Fourteen new
houses are in course OF construction
on the properties OF the Scarsdale Es-
tates, which include Greenacres, Murray
Hill and Scarsdale Hill.
At Gedney Farm plans have been ap-
proved for five houses TO be erected by
Kenneth NJ. Murchison, of Manhattan.
These houses will be erected on the main
drive leading to Gedney Lodge, and
on the park drive facing the main thor
oughfare Each house will cost about
$4,000. The plots average about sox175
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
SUBURBAN SALES.

David Kraus has sold for Mrs Babette
Moller the four dwelling houses Nos. 22s,
233, 2S5 and z7 S3d street. Woodcliffe,
n. ]. The dwelling houses were built by
Sloane g. Moller about q year ago and
were held at $500 each.
Charles Ahrend has purchased through
Cornelius @. Kolff plot, 15ox2oo feet on
tho OLD Stone Road. Bullshead, Staten
Island Mr.. Ahrcnd will use the property
fer farming purposes.
Tho Cuozso a Gagliano Company has
sold for tho st. George Realty and Con-
stYuction Company TO Michael Sofarellia,
builder. four lots on Fingerboard Ter
-aoe, Concord, Staten Island. The new
owner will build two dwelling houses.
Tho NJ Morsenthau, Jr.. Company has
placed q first mortgage OF 10000 on the
she,oourns Hotel property. on Hudson
avenue, between Fulton avenue and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
RECORDED LEASES.

AVE A, SO: store floor. etc: Carl Ilinsen-
hoener TO Adolf Blum. address So Ave A; 9
yrs from Sept !. 1905: 100
AVE y, Sd: store floor. etc. same to same {.
4s-l2 yrs from sept !. 1913; Sl,70o.
BOSTON ROAD, 1913 1913. all; Chas Killing
% G. Il : Amusement Co address, 1916 Clay
ave. . yrs from Feb /. 1913: $4,000.
DUANE ST. ?, 2s4 II Of Church 81, 50.7x
2s7.6: Society OF y Hospital 10 { Geo
Boxer 9, ano. address. Bonn, Germany; 81 yrs
from May l. 1913: $500
GREENWICH ST. IDS store and back base
ment; Wilhelm Reichert 10 Max Samuels; sd-
dress, 704 W lsOth st: Yrs from Feb J..
1913. sl,320
INTERIOR LOT. 5ss Z, Of Thomas =,
and 3317 IT Of Church st. runs SILK .
3D5X silk " coo. the land. Society OF
y Hospital TO c Geo Boxer: address Bonn.
Germany; II yrs from May I. 1913; 500.
LEXINGTON AVE, lsIs-l9so. : stores.
22G1 LIST ave; 7-l2 yrs from Feb /. 1918,
81 62O
SUFFOLK ST. III. all; Lena Kreliberg to
Shea Mass: address. 100 Attorney st; yrs
from Feb /. 1919: $3.50
40 THOMAS ,t.SNA ST. s. 2s+ 4 Of Church st.
Geo Boxer; address, Bonn. Germany; 81 yrs
from May /, 1913: 5000
Sd AVE. 70i, ALL Ethel p Robinson to
Thos Gaffney; address 10l 80 ave; HE
yrs from Feb !. 1913; $1,000.
46TH ST. W s. lsj II OF 9th ave, 20Il005,
all; John Boyd trus TO Emil Fraad; sd-
dress. BOZ Ave y, Brooklyn: Il yrs from Jan
i. 1918; $3.50.
DIST ST. 80 East. all; Carolyn Tahne-
stock 10 ID r Richardson. address. III East
Goth ST, yrs from oct !. 1918. si.7O0.
12JTH ST, $40 East: store. etc; Matilda
address, 1923 Lexington ave; yrs from Feb
l. 1919. S3OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
LOTS ON INWooD HILL SOLD.

j. B. English sold for the Burns Realty
Company the plot Of sixty lots on Inwood
Hill, formerly known as the Taloott es-
late. According TO the new typographical
map Of the projected extension Of River
eide Drive, this plot will have frontage
of twenty-five lots on Riverside Drive.
and under the proposed layout OF streets
and avenues for Inwood Hill every lot
will have frontage. The lots have also
an "esplanade" in front of them at the
north end Of the proposed Fulton viaduct
above Dyckman street. II is understood
the rest OF the Burns Realty Company
holdings, consisting Of about 1a0 lots and
improvements. are being negotiated for.
The Burns plot is reported to have been
sold for 5000 lot, record price in this
section.
j. B. English also sold for Mitchell A.
c. Levy all his holdings on Inwood Hill,
consisting Of about 1l3 lots. TO Jesse r.
Grant a son OF General u. s. Grant, who
will improve the plot with a high-class
residence. The property is east OF the
present Riverside Drive. The title will be
taken March IA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and attor-
neyD
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise stated.
Manhattan.

EDGEcoMBE AVE. W 8. 500 IT of 18th
st, 1291lx1l6 4xl3lSX94 g: Solow Construction
Co to sutherland Realty Co, 800 9th ave prior
mtg $4,000: Feb /; due, etc, as per bond
$1,000: attorneys. Stoddard & Mark, l2s
Broadway.
CHERRY ST. IS. 241oxl25o Therese NJ
Co. 1870 Broadway: Jan a: yrs $1,000.
chebrah Peel zedek Anschei lila to Green
wood Cemetery. 100 Broadway: due June /.
1918, per cent: Feb 3: 5000: attorneys.
Miller; King, Lane & Trafford: so Broadway
~ GRAND ST. $. 80 # Of Essex st. 10. s :!
Schwartz. 26S Bowery prior mtg $4,000. Feb
3: 2 yrs. 8 per cent: $4,000.
HOUSTON ST. 92 West, 1sox9s: Jos Per-
soneni to William Buchan. IT, Glen Ridge. n J,
Feb |; due as per bond: sl2, 600; attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AYE rs, cor I ,,9,a st. 247 10
attorneys ne We'll W Mayer. B Bee st. F0'''
POST POST AVE. s. $50 # OF Academy st,
Can Mortgage co. 81 Nassau st; yr. per cent
q mtgs, each $425o); Feb 3. $4,000: attor-
ney. Bowers & Sands, 81 Nassau St
Chambers st. 90; Luigi Rega to LAWYERS Title
"a RTyyI rs per Ger sent 5000 9,,c,o eo,ooo,
Gossett and ano TO Title Guarantee and Trust
GO; lI6 broadway; Jan 20; due as per bond;
WEST END AVE. cor Goth st. IooIIx
10: Nlnety-sixth Street Co to Farmers Loan
and Trust GO. - william ST. Feb 3: 3 yrs; per
cent rs per bond; s1l3.cO0: attorneys Geller.
Rolston q Koran, ~ Exchange Place
ID AVE. 22i0. 2010xs0, Teresa Passarel
to Pasquale Manzo. 2i7 East il4th st; Jan a.:
3 yrs. per cent: $1,000; attorney, Thomas
Palumbo. 247 Mulberry st.
4TH AVE. W cor Goth st. IOOx-; William
T Evans to Leo NJ Klein. 11l5 Grand ave (prior
mtg 500. 600; due as per bond; Feb /: Sl75.-
Coo: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co
lie Broadway
9TH AVE. 6I7. 42x100: National Democratic
Club TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i78
Broadway; Feb g. due as per bOnd Sl25 900
10TH AVE, s5S. $, Blk: Grace A
Kempner 10 Levine X kempner. 49, Broad.
way prior mtg Sl6.5OO; Feb l.: 2 yrs, q per
cent 5000; attorneys, Levine a. Kempner,
13 Broadway
18TH ST. q. 90 IT o OF sth ave. 4ox4o.5:
Isaac Cochran EnMnrY SAVING Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
CHOICE PARCELS At AUCTION.

Joseph P. Day will oner To-Day HI mo
regular special sales day IN the FIX
change salesroom. No. IL Vesey street.
a number Of properties distributed over
a wide area Of territory. comprising
private homes in the Riverside Drive
and the Fifth avenue sections. tene-
ment house on the lower West Side ana
property in the Pennsylvania zone. Also
n list of Brooklyn properties. compris-
ing private dwelling houses ana miscei-
laneous buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
The Bronx,
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY 2

toOTH ST =. 81 II OF Park ave. c5175;
Alexander Mel Jeffrey agt Jonas W Nathan
son ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys. Camp
bell & Moore
124TH ST. n g. 200 n OF ID ave. 3Dxl0O;
Andrew Jackson agt Realty Transfer Co et
al foreclosure Of two mtgsl. attorneys c II &
j 4 Young.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor i75th ST. look
100: Hudson Mortgage co aGt sun Construc-
ton Co ct al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney,
W + Clare.
Sd AVE. sc cor esth 81. 255x10o: Farmers
and Manufacturers National Bank. OF Pough-
keepse. agt Catharine A Gr.ggs ct al fore
closure of mtg): attorney, F. Lown.
2l6TH ST, s $, l25 u W OF Laconia ave, 25N
III: Angelo Geraci agt Domenico Dalo et al
action TO forecloso mechanics lien); attorney.
] Mathew.
18TH ST. SIS. 2T24 II e OF Brook ave. 76x
100: + Chauncey Anderson agt Abram Abelman
ct nj foreclosure OF nitgl, attorneys, Anderson,
Isclin & Anderson
LOTS 1888 and ss4. block T., Mapes estate.
The rronx; Teopodina Slebort agt Francis Cor
don ct al foreclosure OF mtS) attorney Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
REALTY NOTES.

There were no auction offerings OF real
estate held yesterday In either the Man
haitian or Bronx salesroom.
Henry Brady has been elected to mem
bership in the Real Estate Exchange. II
is understood that he acquired the mem
bership of the late John S. Mapes. Mr.
Brady has been actively engaged in the
general real estate business for several
years and is now auctioneer for Sheriff
Hamburger.
Maurice Werthheim who was associated
with Henry ID. Winans & May for eigh-
teen years. the last eleven OF which he
was manager of the agency and insurance
departments. has opened Offices in the
Singer Building for the transaction OF a
general roal estate business.
Dun g. Congsr have been appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
BUYS AT ENeLeWooD CLIFFS.

f. r. Slocum has sold to DR.. Frederic
Mortimer Lawrence, OF Philadelphia, a
tract of three acres at Englewood ClihS'
~ j., with a direct frontage OF 2bo rect
on the Palisades and embracing views
for miles up and down the river he
expects to erect a home, which promises
to be one Of the show places or the
river. Plans are already completed for
a house that will have total frontaee
of 100 feet and will cost $4,000. 1t Is
10 be built of hollow tile and reinforced
concrete, and a feature. rather mover IN
house construction, is that all doors arc
to be OF fireproof material.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
WALL STREET SPACE LEASED.

Haberdashers have obtained po' .i'''
of the space In No. wall street, Ioi
merly occupied by the Bankers Trust
Company prior to the completion OF us
new building. The lease, ahectins inc
basement. was made to Milton Weber tor
the estate Of william Wheeler smith,
represented by the United States Trust
Company 1t is understood that 1t covers
the unexpired term of the Bankers Trus,
Comnanv lease and extends for period
OF ten wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
NEW LIFT AT 1857 STREET
First of Two More Elevators Being
Put in Subway Station.

Tho Public Service Commission was in
formed yesterday by its chief engineer
that the marlborough Rapid Transit
Company had let a contract for the In
stallation of an additional elevator at
the 1Slst street station of the Broadway
subway. The company expects to have
the elevator ready for operation by April.
There are now four elevators at this
station, but there Is room In the shaft
for two more. These two additional ele-
vators We're ordered by the Public Service
Commission a few months ago. and the
one for which the contract has been let
Is the first to be supplied under the or
der.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
NEW HOME FOR II. HAvEMEYER.

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton of a house for Horace Havemeyer
on Fifth avenue, 756 feet north or estn
street. It will have a frontage OF . feet
and depth of 79.2 feet, with a rear eS-
tension. and have n facade OF brick ana
granite in plain design, and Will be fire
proof
II will be equipped with passenger
elevator. The feature Of the house VIII
he q large room for pottery on the second
floor. Trowbridge Livingston arc INC
architects and have estimated the cost III
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
,m.. Nav % 1902. sam. to same; 81. 900;

1905: May 20. 1902; same to same; $1,000;
ST. 10. Fast 2Sxs+ to AVE HENRI 2S o lsss
heirner trustee for the Importers ana Irauets
National Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, Metro
politan Bank. Columbia BANK ana E xoS
County National Bank, of Newark, n j; 900
COS 80; attorney, Davis Symmes, 80 Liberty st.
SAND PROPERTY; July ., 1905; same TO
same; SIS, 900; attorneys, same.
Oct 20. 1890: Charles II Michaelis TO Selma J.
Levy: $4,000; attorney. william l. Levy ''o
Broadway o.
100 II: Feb 3. 1908; Leroy Crane to Lawyers
Mortgage Co: SIG 900: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance Co. 1850 Broadway
%. 8x9e. IL; March 81, 1905; Carrie q Prunier to
the Yorkville Bank; $4,000; attorney. Title
Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway.
i2Ta ST. 81 and 80 West WassS IL al tS
AS abr zaSek o
Is, 1905; same to same $4,000; attorneys
same
The Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE. o 8. 1911 # n Of 1s0th
e. lbs Sxe4 5191 Feb B. lSos; oscar w ano
SO 900; attorney, Seymour Mork. 80 Park Row:
CAMBRELLENG AVE- Pyne 81, s. SsIo
II Of Pelham CUnion) ave, 2oxlos.4; May
II, 1908; Louis and Sarah Friedman and ano
to Grant Squires exr. 40 Wall st; $1,000.
FOX ST, " S. $50 IT from $ cor 165d
Dongan) st, 4oxlos 9x4oxlo94 Sept D. 1903;
Weisman & Herman. a corporation. to Henry
Morgenthau Co; $1,000; attorney, w NJ
Wechsler. 1855 Broadway. ~
FOX ST, W S. 100 IT s from 8 " cor 1880
ST. 40x107 7x40xl0S2 Sept 3. 1909; same to
same; $1,000; attorney, same.
FOX ST, S. 40 II S from 8 " cor 1889
st. 4Oxl0s 2x4ox10s.9; Sept B. 1903; same TO
same: $4,000: attorney, same.
GARRISON AVE. 3 $. 57.4 ftsw of
Faile st, 25x116 6x2s sxlO25: oct 4. 1912; Ber-
nard ] and Lizzie Brown 10 VIM Lauter'
$500; attorneys. Lautner & Brown. s3I wash
ington
PLIMPTON AVE, 1923. 22x1OOx irreg; Dec
s, 1900: Jas c and Harriet c Pcken 70 Georgl-
ana Kendall; $500; attorneys. Merrill & Rog-
ers l2S Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: Nov 10. 1910; Matthew
and Ellen VI Boland TO Hyman and Henry
Som and the Realty Mortgage co, l35 Broad
way: $1,000.
WISE ST. 1884, known lot 24o. map Sec
ton a, Vyse estate; Feb !, 1907; Emil ; and
Belle Levi to Henry and Charles Inter
meyer. exrs: $1,000: attorneys, Simpson & Car
doza. III Broadway.
l5GTH ST. s, 175 It OF Courtlandt ave
75x997: Aug 23 1912; Benenson Realty Co to
Greenwich Mortgage Co: $4,000; attorney,
Mortimer 8 Brown. 70 william st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
NEW HOME FOR CREDIT MEN.

The Mercantile Credit Mems Associa-
ton has engaged headquarters In the Pas
savent Building. southwest corner OF
Fourth avenue and Soth street 10 which
the association will shortly remove from
No. 500 Broadway It has leased the
entire eleventh floor for a long term OF
years through Malcolm f. Smith and
Moore &. Wyckoff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
&

BROOK AVE. cor st Pauls Place. 46.7
xl00.I; James Wentz loans Andrew Kitchen
Realty Co. Inc $4,000.
POST AVE, n 8, 300 Il W OF Academy st. 50
x1JO: Post ave, n 3. go II OF Academy
ST, 50xI5O: American Mortgage Co loans Bend
helm Construction Co $50 600
BAINBRIDGE AVE, o 8, I72 10 n n OF Ford
ham Road, 90 1xS0, Excelsior Mortgage Co
loans Bainbndge Realty Co SIS.
233D ST, 8, 62.S II OF Brentwood
ave, 31.4xfI45: Thomas Burke agt Merendino
Soda Water Co. Inc, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
HELD FOR RoBBINo A WOMAN.

Fred Hartman. twenty-one years old. of
No. 4N East 10th street. arrested Sunday
night, charged with smashing a handbag
from Elizabeth Curtin, OF No. 800 West
10th street. was arraigned before Magis-
trate Campbell In the Harlem Court yes
terday and held without bail for the ac-
ton Of the grand jury. The handbag
contained 81 Is. and II was recovered. being
found In Hartman's possession, the pa
trOlman reported,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
APARTMENT HOUSE IN 100000 TRADE
Property in Business Section of Brooklyn Given in Exchange
for Nathan Hale on Fort w aShngton Avenue Corner.
JAMES MCUTCHEoN & CO. BUY SITE THEY OCCUPY

ocean, at Edgemere. Long Island. and
$4,000 on the property of the Stiner Leas-
ing Company, at the northwest corner OF
Broadway and Oak street Far Rockaway,
a plot about 40 feet on Broadway by
about $50 feet on Oak street, improved
with two dwelling houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 3.

FEBRUARY 3.
LINTON AVE, " 8. 100 It n OF 15oth st: J
Rosenblum e. Co agt linton Avenue Construc-
tion Co ct al: sept 90 1909 cancelled: $50 So.
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; Sept
20 1909 (cancelled) 500.
SAME ROPERTY: Port Morris Marble and
Tile Co agt same; Oct I. 1909 cancelled; $500
4TH AVE, e cor 2lst st: Thomas c Raincs
agt II &c CO Eagle ct al; Feb Is, 1912;
So.
WEST HOUSTON ST. W cor Wooster ST.
Nelson Bros Co agt Fluri Construction co et al;
June 81. 1912; S275 IS.
ST PArLS PLACE cor Brook ave. VI
Altieri &Sons agt Kitchen Improvement co ct
a.; oct s, 1912; $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
s125,ooo TO DEMOCRATIC CLUB.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany loaned yesterday on first mortgage
$4,000 to the National Democratic
Club on its clubhouse. at No. 6l7 Fifth
avenue. The mortgage is for three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
CEMETERY OFFICIALS BUY LAND.

The Greenwood Cemetery officials have
purchased a strip Of land looxl50 feet at
Ninth avenue and goth street, Brooklyn,
for a new entrance TO the cemetery. For
ten years the property was sought after.
Miss Josephine Malone was the owner
Several frame buildings are on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04

agents for the following houses: NO. i''
East slst street, No. 14a Third avenue
and No. 1874 Third avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
FEBRUARY 8.
Manhattan.

9Th AVE, s. 75.b II OF 6oth ST. for
sty dwg 25XI92. II Havemeyer. 100 Front
st. owner: Trowbridge & Livingston, 5o7 ST.
ave. architects; $4,000
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, n cor i6lst
~. for six story apartment. 102 2Nll75
Friedman Construction co. III Broadway
owner; II L Young 40 Broadway. architect
s275 600.
Tho Bronx.
WALKER AVE. =. 253 II OF Hone ave
sty stone church. 73x79: Westchester Meth
ods, Episcopal Church. Alfred l.. Faust 1916
Benson ave. rector. owner: Frank Rookie
4s9 9Th ave. architect; cost. $4,000.
WASHINGTON AVE. =, l00.sss II OF
I70th ST. 8 sty brk tenmt. 81 5x97l 9-16; l. &
S Construction Co. Joseph Silverman. 1884
Clinton ave, president, owner; Charles Schae-
fer, Jr. co, 401 fremont ave, architect; cost.
$50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Matilda L schoonmaker to George Ehret:
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute to New
York Savings Bank; $3.50 900
! Eliza Durham TO Elite Jafin: $4,000.
Lilly Seelig. exr 20 Otto Loewenthal; 81, $50.
Theo Gaty to Wilhelrnina * Gronholz;
Guaranteed Mortgage Company to Florence
Catherine o'DonnelI to Lizzie NJ Noble;
SIS, 900
Fanny Ellinger TO Julia c Resented; 500.
Thomas Qugey 70 Roberta r Frank: 500.
John II Abel and ano TO ] sluyter; 81.
Same 10 same: 81
Greenwich Mortgage Co to North Side Saw
Louisa Dash to s S Msnken; $4,000.
Joseph L ButtenwieseI to Regent Con'truc-
Lucie s;earns to Title Guarantee and
John W Renner to Helen Renner: ST.
J { Hoffman, TO Reville Siesel Co: $1,000
Sigmund Ernst et al TO Frederick Willets;
Charles @ Ross. exr. to Thomas d stetson;
81 500
Henry Unterneysr and ano. exrs. to New
York Title Insurance Co: $500
+ S Laighton TO Charles II Freeman; $1,000.
Charles , s,amm to %,J James MADDEN esek si$9oo'
Elizabeth c. Thorp TO Greenwich Savings
Bank: $4,000.
Louise F Henry to American Mortgage Co;
S14 100
American Mortgage Company to Louise F
Jackson; $1,000
Columbia Knickerbocker Trust Co to MID
dlotown Savings Bank: 100000
Same 10 same $4,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10
Catherine ODonnell: S4s 900
Same to Moses Nendelsohn: $4,000
Duncan Pringlr 10 Julia F Guinea; 81
Catherine O'Dor,nell TO Lizzie VI Noble;
1880.
lawyers Mortgage Co to Dawson c Glover:
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

HAVE a very desirable list OF furnished ana
unfurnished houses and apartments, All
sizes. all prices. and in all parts OF the ely GU.
A. c. Hewitson Real Estate. lOl West Seth
81. corner Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-04
FARMS ECR SALE.

REAL ESTATE - ORANGE COtN
farms and building sites always on MAJ
JOHN A. SIMMS. Lake. y. Y.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
Congregational

The program for the "evening with the
choir" at the First Congregational
Church Sunday evening is as follows:
Organ prelude, '.Rienzf' (Wagner); /;
chorus. IT Am Alpha and omega
lstainer9; alto, solo. Miss. Smith. In
Thee: Oh. Lord, Do l Put My Trust
(Spicker); chorus, THE Lord Is Ny
Rock. Woodman); organ solo. Der
ceuse" fJocelyr. 'Godard): quartet,
''Still, Still With Thee" 6Foote); chorus.
He. Watching Over Israel CMendels-
sohnl; bass solo. Mr.. Humphrey, open
the Gates of the Temple Knapp /;
chorus, "Oh. For. The Wings of a
Dove" (MendelssohnD: organ postlude.
march, "Tanhouser" -CWagner Organist
and director, W. T. Taber.
The following musical numbers will
be rendered at the First Congregational
Church on Sunday at the morning serv-
ice: Drgon prelude. Largo" (HandeD
anthems. What Are These (Stainer)
.-The Lost Chord" (Sulhvan): offertory,
quartet, Come To Me" (ScotD: organ
postlude, march, from Queen of She
ba' (Gounod).
The evening services at the First
Congregational Church will be resumed
this Sunday evening, october 5.
The Washington times., 1913-10-04
Ubeosopbp

A federation has been formed Of the
two lodges Of the Theosophicai Society
IN this city. and they now Jointly oc-
cupy q, han ct ms H street noFthvest.
where free lectures viii b6 given and
classes held In the future Increased
activity WIN sreault from thIs union. and
the public win have an Opportunity DUR
ing the ensuing months OF hearing
speakers Of unpgual ability from dr.
fefent sections OF the country.
Next Wednesday. October & At p m.
. lecture WIN be givsn At the old Ma
sonic Temple. Ninth snd + streets
nogthwest. under the auspices of the so-
ciety by Mra Marie Runuak, Of Adyar.
India, the international lecturer Of the
society. The subject VIII be the ''Oc-
cnh Law q Life. Death. and Re
Ma Rassak. has visited and Isctured
on tbGouopkicAi subjects In all the
counfrteG OF the world. and q now ON
her way to the American headquarters
Of TIA lQeietx IT KTukona. Cal. her
nstfve 0tats Shesfs Q close friend and
as6oc3efe lof. Nh Ann1e Be16nt, the
prestdent Of the society,
Mrn.. Hnesak - aaid 10 have developed
cerfafn occult powers which all people
wH dfvelop I'm the natural course Of
evolution. H0d- she uses these powers
sole1y-fof humanity, and never for dis
play .of beesoha1 urofit- Such faculties
cannot BE- acqulYed without very high
degree of intellectual and moral de-
velopment
Next Wednesday win be the only O.
portunity to hear this Rifted woma2