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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-08
ALondav NLarch 10th. I z. M-nroad-

Monday, March 10Th. 4 =. M-Broad-
street Methodist church, when Or,
Honline viii speak on THE Boy
Problem
MONDAY March 10th. SIS p M.-Joseph
Bryan Memorial auditorium, y. NJ c.
a. building, The Problem or Rclisi-
Tuesday. March nth, SIS p. Mas
5ocjation.. auditorium. The Boy
Problem
Or Honline was SO effective in the
Men and Religion movement that his
trained abilities are in demand every
where along the line of the boy prob
lem. psychology and pedagogy. lie
has been lately honored with the de
gree Of Doctor OF Literature by his
own school, Otterbcin university, For
FIVE years he was connected with the
educational society Of the Ohio sun
day school association, and for two
Years was director OF education in tho
United Brethren church. lie has taken
special work in history. economies.
sociology political science and post
graduate work in some Of the largest
universities in psychology and peda-
Sosy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-08

MARKET CONDITIONS
roultry-Fowl of All kinds being
cleaned up promptly on arrival
Live Stock-Alf live stock in de
maud Veals very scarce and market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
NEW PLAN FOR BELLE TERRE
Reorganization Scheme for Protection
of Bondholders Adopted.

AZ the adjourned meeting yesterday Of
the stockholders of the Belle Terre Es-
tates, Inc, resolution was unanimously
adopted to the effect that not only this
corporation. but also the affiliated corpo-
rations. the Roslyn Estates, Inc, the Dean
Alvord Securities Company and the Sub
urban Construction Company should be
reorganized in such form as TO give the
bondholders complete protection and pres
erva ton of their investments.
For the purpose of procuring the most
complete cooperation the stockholders
elected a new board OF directors consist
ing of Edmund Lyon and William H..
Briggs, of Rochester: Talcott II. Russell,
of New Haven, and Wellington ii. Bull
and Charles l.. Bayliss, of New York. All
action was taken unanimously, and not
a dissenting vote was cast either for
the new directorate or for the resolutions
which were adopted.
The committees OF bondholders OF these
several corporations under the deposit
agreement heretofore issued will continle
their work. II is expected that the few
securities not already deposited will como
in. thus rendering it possible to consum-
mate a plan Of reorganization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
BROOKLYN SALES.

Burrill Brothers have sold the block
front on Cation avenue, extending from
Coney Island avenue 10 East 10th street.
II has frontages Of 200 feet on Coney
Island avenue, o65 feet in 10th street and
III feet on Cation avenue. The property
was sold for the Newton Land Company
TO builder for immediate Improvement.
lie will build a moving picture theatre on
the Coney Island avenue corner and the
remainder vii be utilized for stores and
apartments.
John L. Henry. jr., has sold for Mrs.
Eliza A. Baxter No. 3i6 Putnam avenue.
= two story dwelling house, on lot 17x1c
feet, to James g. Sleight for occupancy.
The Nestwood Realty Company hfs
sold for !. Paul Hoffman the two stoty
building. with store. at No. $50 Flatbush
avenue 10 an investor. and for 4. 4.
Brown a plot ssX120 feet on the south side
of Parkside avenue. near Bedford avenue,
to A builder.
The Samuel Galitzka Company sold for
the Hudson Fulton Realty Company :,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22

ments in the building Nos. 81. 49, Al and
IS Greene street.
Corn & Co. leased 12,5oc square fee'
at No. rs to l25 West Goth street 10
Louis Wintncr: also 1900 square feet at
Nos. 1872 and lSf West I'D street 10 ii. l..
Bloch.
The Cross & Brown Company leased the
store No. III Fifth avenue to Paul Braus
for ten years.
Pease & Gilman and Albert 5. ASH
forth leased space on the eighth floor OF
the Francis Building, Fifth avenue and
sd street, 10 Herbert NJ. Baer for term
Of years.
Frederick Fox & Co. leased the store
and basement in No. al West S6th street
for ten years to Stanley & Patterson.
Pope * Bro leased No. A. King street
to l.. Mitchell for five years.
j. p. a. l.. j. Murray leased the dwell
ing house No. 1853 East Hath street to
Joseph Frederick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Trustees of Title Guarantee and
Trust Company Report.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the Title Guarantee and Trust COM
pany was held yesterday at the once OF
the company. The following members oil
the board whose terms had expired were
reelected as trustees for period of three
wears: Frank Bailey. Edward I. Bedford
Charles s. Brown, Julien 7. DaYies' Au-
gustus d. Juiliard, Ranald II. MacdonaId'
William ]. Matheson, Frederick Potter
Charles Richardson and Paul NJ. war
burg.
The report of the trustees to the STOCK
holders reads in part as follows
THE r.nort marks the close Of thirty
years OF business for the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company We report net earn m,
ings $1,000 in excess of 1911, lhe sd.i.
being the result OF an increase OF ihcoIii {.
from our capital account ana iroiI U,,t
banking department. The capital accouIi.
for 1872 shows earnings OF S5I?9l. tns
banking department shows earnings Vi
Raj. PA and the title insurance business
shows earnings of S62,9o4 The gross w. ~
earnings increased about toS,Uo put ,i,.,t
the net income from the title business io'
1912 was about $4,000 less than Tor WI.
The increase OF expense Is due larScS
to the natural increase resulting rom n, 80
our employes now number M, as com,
pared with 1915 at the close OF I'LL vi
this number 2l9 are attorneys. .,.,
The increase In gross income ~ ut.v
business is particularly gratifying IN view
of the general condition OF the real estate
market. The Improvement IN real estate
that has been hoped for each year slhge
1905 did not come. The number OF .decuss
and mortgages recorded in the REGISTERS
offices Of the various counties making up
greater New York has grown steddllE
less each year This year the grand totaI
of deeds and mortgages recorded mas ueI ,
liz I65. as compared with llo.J0' IN MI
The greatest falling off has been III mort
cages, the number of deeds rccoru"H ~
greater New York being about l"p III
excess of last year. The mortgages, no"
ever. number something over 80" Icss
The gain in deeds has occurred IN Nv
York Queens and Richmond, there pelhS
a slight falling off In BROOKLYN ne ON
gain i'm the number Of mortgages has neeh
in the Borough of Queens. the other DOT
oughs showing falling off.
The tragic death during the year OF
John Jacob Astor deprived the board OF
one Of its members. Mr.. Astor had peeh
with the board for over twenty
years and was a stanch adhorent of the
company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

ff2p ST $50 East: Edward Kramer agt
Josephine Pfricmer, owner: Henry Hollerith
Construction GO. contractor Harry + Bow
sky. sub contractor: S10o o.
18TH ST. - East. Centre Iron Works agt
Montrose Realty 60, owner; John II Scheier,
contractor: S24l IL.
95TH ST. 200 west: James Mclaughlin
90 ,pt Kerlock Realty and Construction Co,
owner: Procaris & Co contractors; s45.
BEL mont AVE, 25os: Isaac Hyams agt
Dickson estate. owner. Martha HAWKINS,
contractor. $40 80.
18TH ST. 3j1 East; Improved Tenements
90 act Joseph and Mary Herman. owners.
Ernest y adler. contractor; $3.50
i24TH ST lIs and $50 East, levin &
Son az, Sophia = Gentles owner; Louis
g Sorensen, contractor: $40
PARK AVE, 3 cor l53d a.. - 1xl09 .;
Senft Contracting co aRt Meyer Friedlender.
owner: Joseph Popkin and Reliable Contract
Ing Co. contractors: S153 -
BANK ST So: Pardi Tile Co agt John
Doe owner: Frederick J Kuck. lessee and
contractor; $2tJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22

1910: Bertha Ritter to William stern
So. 600: attorney. II Gettner, POI gSoadway, 81,
18TH ST. 1853 to IA East, 63.4xlOo.ll' april
s. 1909; Emanuel Alexander to Samson La nn
18TH ST. %! west, 2io;: nT Of St Ni chic,
to Newton Ehrmann; $4,000: attorneys. Lach-
man. Morgenthau & Goldsmith. 80 Nassau st:
18TH sT;ss. 1910 It % iao7 Ams ssyase
Realty Co to Frida Moersfelder and Freehold
Construction Co; SCI. 692 81 attorneys, JULIUS j
& A Lyons, 10 William ST.
The Bronx.
CATHERINE ST NOW DAILY ave., e. g.
being lot 29o. map East fremont 6oxlo9; Jan
4, 1912; Catherine OSullivan to ] NJ HaHen
Brewing CO; 900; attorney II " ho'ndo''e''
sAMD PROPERTY; July g. 1911; same to
'A SANE Property: Oct o. 1906 Daniel
and Catherine O'Sulliyan to Alfred Lowetn !,
81, 900; attorney, Charles Hallock' 800 East
FiLToN AVE. " S. IS IT n Of 18th st, 35x
95x35x92I Dec 10. 1899; John J and Elizabeth
barry TO Richard Fitzpatrick; $4,000: at
torney, Michael ] scanon, 81 Chambers st;
N ,nxss 6s AVE sot = Frank a Hi to
William r Rose: $1,000; attorneys Rose q
Putzei. 1913 Broadway. md
SAME PROPERTY; Nov 8. 1903; Emil anu
Belle Levi to Laura A HAMMOND; so,4U
LOT 325 map village OF Mott Haven, gxlVI'
Dec 30, 1880; Jonathan e and Cornelia Brush
TO Carrie F Brush; $4,000: attorneys, Harris
Corwin, $50 Nassau st. .
LOT 5Ss, map I43. Wakefield. 1OOx1l4; Nov
I, 1909; Michael Sullivan 10 Margaret 0 X Nc
Grath $2.Oj5; attorney, NJ J Sullivan, Wills
ave and 14sth st.
MORRIS AVE. cor Mount Hope Place.
80 7x9J May T. 1905: Earnest p Eckley TO
William c Breed and ano $4,000; attorneys,
Seybel & French, II Park Row.
NORRIS AVE. 176th ST., n cor Prospect
ave, 169x91 1x1s4xl21.s; July !, 1910; lI6th 81
and Anthony Avenue Improvement Co to Har-
ris Mandelbaum and ano: 100000 attorneys,
Johnston e. Goldsmith, 20 Wall st.
PERRY AVE. es 325 II 8 OF o09th ozark,
st, 25xl0O: Jan IL. 1909 Mary Frazor to u
Stagg Within; 81. 200: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance Co, 100 Broadway.
SCOFIELD AVE- s CITY island. at "
cor said ave and land OF Jerome Bell and III
II from high water mark Bastchester Bay
IOOxlOO: Feb %. 1909; $1,000; John Mellow
ell 10 Martha Stress. ~
VALENTINE AVE, e s, 3l5.s # OF 1s4th
st and 200 II OF Clark 81, 25x13o; Dec -.
1905 Mary Holloway 10 Mary CROOK
$4,000: attorney. A Crook, % Nassau st.
WEBSTER AVE- cor I69th ST, 40xl00:
Jan 8, 1912: Benjamin Benenson to BENJAMIN
Mordecai: $500: attorneys, Stoddatd Mark
1855 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
MIDTOWN SECTION LEASES
Cigar Go. to Pay 100000 for
Broadway Store.

The Mcvickar, Gaillard Realty Com
pany has leased for Oliver Livingston
ZONES TO the United Cigar stores Com
many the plot at the northwest corner
If broadway and 5ath street. The lease
Is for Ions term of years at an assre-
gate rental approNimating S@hOo' inc
property will be extensively altered Tor
occupancy by the lessee.
Edgar T. Kingsley has leased the store
basement and first floor in No. $50 SprinS
street: 10 Ducorsky 6. Rather, In" hrs'
loft in No. 3si Sixth avenue.
Frank r. McAnerny leased for Edward
J. Kelly TO the Regime Shoe Company
the third floor in Nos. and Whit'
street and No. 2@9 West Broadway. for a
term Of years; also an apartment at NO
15s East 10Th street to Mrs. James H.
, Rudy.
Hell & stern leased in Nos 60 and q
West 45th street the eighth loft 10 > a
Francke & CO.. sixth loft 10 Snyder q
schechter. and fifth loft TO Schwinger 4
simon. I'm Nos. IA and 16 West 18th street
tenth loft 10 Samuel Kaminsky; in NO
q to A. West 34th street sixth loft 10 ~
A. Jacobson: in Nos. 80 and - West 2otf
street seventh loft TO Nicholson q DAVIS
in No. l6 to % West 10Th street tenth lot'
10 Abraham Selwitz, and No. l3 TO ~
West 10Th street sixth loft TO the Leo J.
Mcinard Company
Ames e. 60. have leased the NTH iot'
in No. 26 West SSH street to Morn.
| Krcse, &. Co. and fourth loft In Nos. ll'
and 1Io Yves, goth street for Thomas
| Jefferson 10 Morris Schwsrtzapel for
three years
| l.. Tancnbaum. Sraus & Co, Inc have
leased to the State Paper Box Company
for a term of years the stores and base
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
with name and address OF lessee
JANUARY II.

WIN HdlHf anu dpIIthS oil leFscC }
JANUARY II.
ARTHUR AVE, = e cor i11tb ct: store
Mount Hope Building co 10 Mattco Morola; z
yrs from Dec I. 1872: $1,000: address,. 500 81
ave.
AVE- y. I'll: north store and basement:
lena jacobonltz 10 LYMAN Rosonson; 3 vrs
from sept !, 1914; 81, 0sO address, 2I7 Avo B
CLINTON AVE. 1881: all: Mary Kccgan 10
lnoInas Moreon: yrs from Feb l. 1913; --,
address. $50 Elsmere n.
ELIZABETH 81. -: north store and base
lhenl. JACOB Fashusz 10 Pasqualc Stacliano; 2
$rs from May l. 1919: $500; address. 81 Eliza
10th 81.
lNTERNALE AVE. cor Beck st: part
nrst noor; Mott Avenue Realty 20 to Joseph
tudomin; 10 yrs from Dec |, 1912; $50: ad-
dress, 80 ReCk It,
MADISON AVE. H. 10 IIs second loft: Lee
ltols'clli construction 60 10 Walter : Finlay
!, yrs from Feb l. 1913; $500: address $50
Atl ave, Brooklyn.
WEST BROADWAY. 194; store; Angelins
Robert. indiyiJ and ert-x, TO Albert Thomas z
Yrs from MAY !. 1913; 81 Is0: address, 1874
West Broadway.
smith ct al TO Hugh McNamee and ano: 2 yrs
from Feb l. 1913: $500; address. 3i5 East
Both -.
I'd AVE. 2ls6: store. etc: Bn.onio Construc-
t!on 90 10 Hyman Resnick: 3 yrs from Jan l.
1913; $3.50: address. 2lS6 "a ave
21TH ST. 3O7 20 81 East: all; Hermi,a GO
20 - Joseph Goldman: 2 yrs from Feb l. 1919:
1880: address. go East 18th St
''JI " ST 10 West: store; X ! Haddock and
ano 10 fenj Panter and ano: yrs mos from
Dec l. le12: 5000: address, 1905 Bathgate ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP no. ~,
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF Ihb
SECRETARY OF STATE, Sc. -.
This certificate, issued in duplicate, hereo'
certities that the McFarlin. Cohn & Com,
pany a domestic stock corporation. has n.e'
in this office on this 10th day OF Janus' !,
1913 papers for the voluntary dissolution y,
.uch corporation under Section 22l OF wv
General Corporation Law, and that II ~
pears thcrefrom that such corporation M ~
complied with said section in order 10 "
dissolved. a,
Witness my hand and the seal OF one "
the Secretary OF state. at the city or alpa",i
this tenth day Of January, one thouss"'
nine hundred and thirteen.
(Seal.l JOSE ;. PlDGhoS,.
Second Deputy Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
IN The AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd Yesterday AT the Real Estate Exchange
salcsroom, Nos IA and I5 Nesey street.
BY Henry Brady.
EfTU ST ~ West. n 5. 100 n r Of Convent
ave. 1sxga1l. I sty dwg sold TO the plaintiff
Tor sl2 coo
18TH ST. 80 West. n $. 10 II e Of CON
vent ave- lsy!G.ll. sly drg. sold 10 the
plaintin for $i2."J.
1ST AVE. 22f' s. 1910 ~ \ Of 1lGth 81.
%J13', u sty tenmt and stores. sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000.
Hy Joseph p. Day.
STANTON TT. So n 8. &c 2 n = ~ Allen n.
- .5Nb' > sly tenmt ani stores; sold 10 tho
plaintiff for Sl6 600
MOTT ST 800 ami 300. 8, 1886 q ~
hle"ckcr 81. 4j.GXsl, two , sty tennis and
stores; sold TO the plaintiff for SIS 900
At The Bronx Exchange:
Ry James J.. Wells a. GO.
221H ST. East, cor Pauldinr ave-. OK
III, adjourned to January IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan,
JANUARY 81.

n jan UAK1 7.
o5TU ST. = g. 2346 II W Of 9Th ave. for a
stv tenmt 4oGxs5.9: Crest Holding 60. 1900
Madison ave. owner: Gronenberg & Leuchtag.
3Os 18th ave. architects: S55. 600
NORFOLK ST. So, for a u sty tenmt, FL
90. Charles Karg. Yonkers, Y. owner; a +
Leicht, q East 42d 81: architect. $4,000.
5TU AVE, Q =, between 10Th and list SITS.
for a 3 sty dwg. Isa 6xli0.s: Henry Frick.
$40 9Th ave- owner. Hastings, 225 9Th ave,
architect: $500. 600.
The Bronx.
WEST BROADWAY. 3. rs II Of West
Houston st. to a sty tenmt; G r Ruegger.
40 West Broadway. owner: Winston & Polak,
35s stone ave. architect: 5000.
FORSYTH ST. SIS and S. 10 sly store,
dance hall. etc: " Rose, 60 orchard st. owner;
Horenbergcr & Bardcs. lc2 Bowery, architect;
IS COO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
O A Clifford TO John " Slauson: 81, 100.

| Fanny stern 10 William n Rose, SO,OUV.
| Aaron Morris to Jennie Abral ans; 81.
Charles + Deshler to Florence Trough
10, John y sl'uson to Harvey williams
Catharine 4 Lawrence to American Mort
Elise c Flanagan 10 City Mortgage Co;
Nora V Meade 10 Matthew Mcnamara;
500
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Albany cisy Saw
| ings Bank; $4,000:
Same 10 same. S35 900.
William Carpenter. trus. to FLORIDA "
Torhuue; 81.
Brown-Weiss Realities 20 Aaron wartels;
81 600.
Rcbecca G Carpenter and ano. eIrs. 70
william II Carpenter. trus; 81.
Emslie Macher to Robert Macher; 3
Wilson 1 II Powell to Wilson N Powell, ir,
50. 600
Same TO same: 5000
New York Savings Bank 10 Ansonia +
WiIhelmina Schneider to Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co; $4,000
New York Title Insurance Co TO Margaret
Lawrence: $40
Julian II Gerard TO Old Lyceum Building CO.
5000.
state Bank to Frida Moersteld.r: 81.
solomon Sachs to Jacob Tell: 81, 600.
Israel Karp 10 Samson Rosenheld: 500
Della q Levy 70 Harris Mandelbaum; 500.
Henry T. Jones and ano. trustees, 10 George
Ridgway: 81.
Leopold Gcorgi and ano 10 Dorothy r
Kuehnel $500
Contra! Mortgage 60 70 Lena Mcleod; ST.
Rachel Van Iudson TO Eugenia Fosliasso;
$1+.0 600
Lawrence schweizer TO samuel Master
$1,000
Title Guarante. and Trust Co to Joseph II
Schwartz: $4,000.
same 10 81 Marys Free Hospital for Chill
dren: $4,000.
julius Brosge and ano to Annie matthies;
$500
Henry Morsenthau Co 70 August Eisner;
$50. 900.
Robert r Amend ct al. exrs to Otto p
Amend: 81.
Montague Aaron 10 Isaac j. Zinke: So 900.
Elizabeth Boyer 10 Charles III Heimburg;
Sc, 900
Annie Matthles to Adolphine N ouattlander;
So, 600
Matthew Mcnamara 10 Nora Meade; 500
Kirby Construction Co 10 Central Building
Improvement and Investment CO. 500.
Lewis Levy 10 Fred Silvcrstone. A,OlI.
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 20 John Bonnet,
exr: $3.50
National savings Bank 10 John Mackenzie:
500 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and at
torncyD
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JANUARY 81.
Manhattan.


COLUMBUS AVE loi to 100. 100 sI3O. Edw
u Corey to Anpina = Kingsley. Paris. France.
Jan II due Dec l. 1917; 5000; attorney. + II
ComstoCk. 80 Wall st.
MADISON ST. ;, 1916 II OF Rutgers 81.
3G.3x!U0: David Abraham TO Louis Kaufman,
go West 11oth ST. June l tprior mtg SIS. 600, /:
due as per bond: $4,000: attorney Henry
Never, 302 Broadway.
NORTHERN AVE, 2 =, $50 II n Of 1sOth ST,
SOxll0: Isidor Baer and ano to Kirby Con
struction 60. 1875 Broadway; Jan II. yrs, u
per cent: SII00O: attorney. New York Title
Insurance Co. 49, Broadway.
AVE ST NICHOLAS. u cor 16ith 81. l80.Ix
-: Church OF II Rose Of Lima to Octac Land
GO. II Broadway; Jan 20; due as per bond;
$1,000
WEST BROADWAY. 400. 223x irreg: Louis
+ Giordano ct al 10 Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. I16 Broadway; Jan II; due as per bond:
Sl30
20 AVE. 1885, 3. 2O7x1O0 Caesar Mills to
Title Guarantee and Trust 20. lIG Broadway
Jan 81 due per bond: $4,000.
3sTH ST. :. 446 II W OF 9TH ave. 64N9s.9.
Eli b SPRINGS TO Greenwich Savings Bank, 2i6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
CHOICE PARCEL SALE TO-DAY.

Bryan L. Kennedy Will sell at the Vesey
street salesroom for the estate Of Frank
y. Mesick No a TO 80 East SOD street
and No. AZ East 3lst street, adjoining the
through from street to street. The sd
street plot has frontage OF 65N feet and
Is vacant, while on 3lst street there Is a
three story brick dwelling house. with
q feet front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
PUBLIC NOTICES.

STATE or NEW SoRK.-PUBLJc SERVICE
Commission for the First District.-ln me
Matter OF the Application OF THE THIRD
AVENUE RAILWAY COMPANY 70 ACQUIRE
and hold certain shares OF the capital STOCK o.
tho Belt Line Railway Corporation. Case No.
1920 Published Notice OF Hearing.
Notice is hereby given. that the Application OF
Tho Third Avenue Railway Company for au-
thority 10 acquire and hold 100000 par value
shares OF the capital stock OF the Belt Line
Railway CORPORATION will be heard BY SAID
Commission at its office. Number l54 Nassau
Street, Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New
York on the cath day OF January, 1913 az -"
O. clock in the afternoon.
Dated January Il, 1913.
THE THIRD AVENUE RAILWAY CoMPANl'
By FREDERICK w. WHrrRlDGL,
President.
CERTIFICATE OF MEMBERSHIP NO. l,sss'
issued BY the New York Produce ENehsnsy,'
October IL 1907. 10 George {. BilnheFnon
having been lost or mislaid. application mas
been made 10 the Board OF Manssers ior
new Certificate. All persons interested ~,
hereby notified TO show cause WITHIN the he.
six weeks. why such new Certificate should n''
be issued. - -: Ho"H' SeN''
New York. Jan 10. 1918.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
LIS PENDENS.

BRONX and PELHAM PARKWAY, SIS. adj
lands of Harlem Branch OF y Y, III & III
n IL Co runs " 473.9xo look i5Ox -
- TO beg. except
parts released: Annie NJ Harrison agt Per
ciyal Il Nagle Of al foreclosure OF mtg; at
torney. p Berry.
hist ST, 40s East: Elizabeth l. Golden agt
Max Tannenbaum ct al foreclosure OF mtS)
attorney W NJ Golden. jr.
PARK AVE, cor OF l34th ST, 90x140;
Henry II Jackson agt Gibson l. Young fore
closure OF mtg): attorney. II Jackson.
O6TH ST. n f. 100 II e OF Madison ave. 50x
1O01l; Morris l. Woolf agt Eva Arnold fore
HDATTI AVE. 2sss: Julius Brenzinger ct al
agt Pouch Realty Co ct al (amended fore
closure Of mtg; attorney, + A ONeill.
both ST. ., lI5 II q OF Ienox ave- 20x
OIL: Utica Trust and Deposit Co agt Ed
ward Limberger ct al foreclosure OF mtg) !;
attorneys, Cary 4 Carroll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
BUYS STATEN ISLAND STRIP.

Abraham Iseistein as trustee in bank
ruptcy sold through Cornelius q. Kolnf
to Mrs. Nellie NJ. May strip Of land.
five feet wide and lss feet long facing
on First avenue in the rear OF Horizons
Row. Now Brighton. Statnn LslnIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-22
BUYER OF 9th STREET HOUSE.

James W. Ellsworth, whose present
home is at No IS East SD street. is the
buyer OF the Richard house at No. Il
East 69th street. sold last week through
Pease d Gilman.
Held at $4,000. the Richard house has
been regarded as one Of the finest I'm tho
Fifth avenue section. Near by are the
homes OF +. \. Valentine. Mrs. T.. IL.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS on
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Wssh,
ington. January IS, l913-Sealed PROPOSE
will be received at this Office until oci ,,ss
i. NJ. February 3, 1913. for the colIecs,L
and disposal OF night soil in the DistrN. -
Columbia for periods OF two and hye y' ssr
respectively. beginning July !. 1915 s'ss1
forms OF Proposals. Specifications ana i,sr,
necessary information may be obtained I.v ~,
the chief clerk OF the Engineer Departmesrr..
Room 427 District Building. CUNO n; AN
DOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON, WlLL'"'
V. JUDSON, Commissioners. ID. {.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

JANUARY y.
4rII AVE, 431 Gordon Brothers agt Harry
g Uallenbeck 81 al: July Is. 1912. s22S ~.
7+TH ST. 81 West: Lorman g. Goldwasser
AIT Alfred Gutwillig et al; Nov %. lol2:
sl54 so
I'D st, 1872 and i3i West: Dora lsseAs aet
Victoria Building and Construction GO et az
Jan 10 1913 Thy deposD So
30 AVE os.JI and $3.50: Valentine thinner
man agt J Clarence Davies ct al; Jan D. 1913
Inv derosip: 500
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100000 FOURTH AVENUE LEASE.

Cross & Brown have leased the nine
tcenth and twentieth floors in the Hess
Building, At the southwest corner Of
Fourth avenue and 26th street. 10 Funk
& Waenals publishers. The space 10 he
occupied is 5000 square feet The lease
is for a term of years at an aggregate
rental OF 500 coo
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CONNECTICUT HOUSES SOLD.

EDGAR r. Kingsley has sold for George
lIotchkiss to Philip Conen Nos II and j.
Liberty street. Ansonia. Conn. two four
story fiathouses with stores on plot eNNlf"
feet.