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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-06
Hnrsa ls SIN kInn

when it became recognized fact
that the automobile was a practical
thing, the prediction was freely made
that the horse would pass away, but
we find today that there are more
horses in the United States than ever
before" remarked Alfred Watkins, an
old sea captain of Norfolk. at the
Raleigh,
1T Is true. We rarely see hDrses On
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-06

phrases; it was an abrupt dismissal.
The staggering contretemps struck
the color from his face and left every
nerve raw and quivering. To be moth
ing to her. as she could be nothing to
him." He felt a CHASTITY inclination to
laugh. Nothing to her!
Presently, his brows frowning heav-
lily, he spread out the crumpled paper
and reread it with bitter slowness,
weighing each phrase. Something
which she had learned since she last
saw him, which lay between them"
She had not known it, then, last night,
when they had kissed beside the sun
dial! She had loved him then! What
could there be that thrust them irrev-
ocably apart?
Without stopping to think Of the
darkness or that the friendly doors Of
the edifice would be closed, he caught
up his hat and went swiftly down the
drive to the road, along which he
plunged breathlessly. The blue star
spangled sky was now streaked with
clouds like faded orchids, and the
shadows on the uneven ground under
his hurried feet made him giddy.
Through the din and hurly-burly of his
thoughts he was conscious Of dimly-
moving shapes across fences, the
sweet breath Of cows, and a negro Pc
destrian who greeted him in passing.
He was stricken suddenly with the
thought that Shirley was suffering,
too. 1t seemed incredible that he
should now be raging along a country
road at nightfRll to find something
that SO horribly hurt them both.
1t was almost dark-save for the
starlight-when he saw the shadow Of
the square ivy-grown spire rearing
stark from its huddle Of foliage
against the blurred background. He
pushed open the gate and went slowly
up the worn path toward the great
iron-bound and hooded door. Under
the larches on either hand the outlines
of the gravestones loomed pallitly.
and from the bell tower came the faint
inquiring cry of small owl, Valiant
stood looking about him. What could
he learn here? He read no answer to
the riddle. A little to one side of the
path something showed snow-like on
the ground, and he went toward it..
Nearer, he saw that it was mass Of
flowers, staring up whitley from the
semi from within an iron
railing. He bent over. suddenly noting
the scent; it was cape jessamine.
With the curious sensation of almost
prescience plucking at him, he took a
box of vestas from his pocket and
struck one. 1t flared up Illuminating
fiat granite slab in which was cut
a name and inscrintiOn:
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-06
TO rurn out sutncIent Stamps.

Ten Of the new stamp-printing ma
chimes invented by r. B. Stickney and
recently installed in the bureau Of
engraving and printing at Washing
ton, will turn out 3.b00.OOO stamps
each day. which n the number re-
quired by the post ONCE department
for daily distribution. The machine
will perform the function of printing.
cumming, perforating and coiling post
aga stamps. s
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-08-06
CHAPTER xxx.
The COMING of Greet klnu.

1t was Sunday afternoon, and under
the hemlocks, Hickey Snyder had gath
cred her minions-a dozen children
from the nearby houses with the
usual sprinkling of little blacks from
the kitchens. There were parents, Of
course, to whom this mingling of color
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
LIS PENOEkS.
MARCH II.
Manhattan.

127TH ST. l27 West; william Brown
trus. agt Anita Stiwell ct al (forecio sure
OF mtg: attorney, p ! Dobson.
122D ST, 100 East: Leo Honigman ct Al
egt Joseph Levy ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney ! G Levi.
152D ST, n g. 30010 n W OF Broadway.
f%.2Nl99.l0 1.-TWO actions); Hugo n Plesen
agt Mary z Mitchell et al foreclosure OF
two mtgs): attorney. p Flashnlck
11STH ST. 8. bet LcnoN and 9Th ayes
lot II: Rudolph Walach Co agt Harry
Schreer et al (amended foreclosure OF tax
LEM: attorney. 4 Weymann.
AVE p. 2T9: Sarah Cohn agt Sarah Nader
foreclosure Of mtg. attorney S Hoff
NORFOLK ST, @ :. 100 II OF Rivington
81. 2jXi00. David Fefer agt Fred VI Solo
mon ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys.
Lind & Pfeifer.
Tho Bronx.
2i7TH ST. 1912 East: Charles Menselle
agt Emele Hohwiller faction 10 foreclose
two mtgs). attorney, T " Baker.
BATHGATE AVE, W s. 100 II OF 1slst
st, 25X1433; Mary Z Conway agt Hugh
Douahoe and ano faction TO foreclose three
mtgs): attorney, III Rogan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Purchaser Will Occupy the
Premises After EXten-
sive Alterations.
BREWING CO. GETS
CONTROL OF BLOCK
Property in The Bronx-Apart'
ment House in 176th Street
and Arden Street Sold.

William 3. May g. Co have sold for
Mrs Margaret r. Bradshaw the four
story and basement private residence NO
81 East I'D street. The purchaser. after
making extensive alterations. will occupy
the premises.
Ths Hupfel Brewing Company yester-
day obtaired control Of the block by the
purchase OF a plot, 4s.6x9s feet by irresu-
lar. at the southwest corner OF bergen
avenue and l5Sd street It was bought
through Anthony F. Burger from 'he
Benenson Realty Company. 1t Is now
covered with small frame buildings ana
IL Is understood will be improved with
eornnnerctaI structure, the property being
m the business hub Of The Bronx, and is
two blocks east OF the Haffen Brewing
Company property, which Colonel huppers
purchased q few weeks ago. along with
the goodwill OF the company.
Richard II. Scobie has sold for John
McNulty. the builder, TO q client the
southwest corner OF I76th street ana
waterloo Place, known as No SlS East
18th street, which is five story twenty
family apartment house. The house Is on
a lot TOXIC feet 1t was cash transac-
ton.
This is the fourth sold by the same
broker for Mr.. McNulty in this section in
the last year. Mr.. McNulty has just
taken title 70 the four lots on the south
west corner of Elsmere Place, Southern
boulevard and Crotona Parkway, which
will be improved with high class apart
mcnt houses.
Charles w. Smith has sold for the
Charles Hensle Construction Company
No. % Arden street, five story, new law
apartment house. on plot 27xllo feet, near
Nagle avenue, to an investor, who gave
in part payment No. 2 West l2Sth street.
a three story and basement private dwell
ing house. on lot 15xl00 feet. This makes
the fifth house sold by the Hensle COM
PAM within few months in this street.
O.her sales announced follow:
9TH sTREET.-Pease & Gilman have sold
for Henry Smith No. 237 West 10Th street, q
three story and basement dwelling. on lot 1913
xlOO5 feet between Amsterdam and West Eni
avenues to a buyer for occupancy. Inc same
brokers recently sold the dwelling No ~
West list street IN the next DOCK ior IT.
Frederick ]. Schoenenberger.
LEXINGTON AVENUE.-Ralph Conn ras
sold the five story hathouse. on plot 4WllN
as feet at the northeast corner OF Lexington
avenue and ll2th street
BERGEN AVENUE-Anthony T. Burger Ids
sold for the Benenson Realty Company the plot
s6xea feet Al the southwest corner Of Bergen
avenue and 1881 street. 70 a Hup1ei SoAS
Who own the adjoining Third avenue corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
New Tenants for Lofts in Fourth
and Fifth AVenueS-Other
Commercial Rentals.

Carstein & Iinnekin leased the fourth
loft in Nos. 46S and 40 Broome street
to the Goldstein & Kirschner Company
space in Nos. IA and 116 East 2Sth
street to Axel Nilsson in No. 800 Fifth
avenue to ". ". Hewitt, Otto Mendel, the
Yale Novelty Company and the Cont
mental Magazine Company; space in No.
1861 TO 1875 Broadway to Frank j. Butzel
and the Royal Ascot Knitting Mills Com
pany; space in No 341 TO 347 Fifth ave-
nue. 10 Dr. f. II. Peace. w. F. Burlington
&, co. and s Schwartz Sons & Co; in the
American Wooden Building. at No. 225
Fourth avenue, 1000 square feet to the
Nysto Manufacturing Company. part Of
the ninth floor TO Lem & Voist, and space
in No. 2ss Fifth avenue TO Neuman &
Sheinwald.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
space in the United States Rubber Com
pany Building, southeast corner Of Broad
way and 5Sth street. to George L. More
land. and, with Frederick Southack and
Alwyn Ball. space at No. 800 Broadway
to Louis II. Markham.
NJ & l. Hess leased space at No. % TO
SO West ssth street to the Fashion Fur
Company: the fifth loft at Nos. 202 and
204 East Goth street TO J. T. Mcmahon;
the sixth loft at No. 40 East goth street
10 Harris & Schuster and half of the
eleventh loft at Nos. 10 and II West 18th
street to Morris & Richter
Wright Barclay, Inc, leased 70 the
Arthur Brady Company the fourth loft
at No. $50 Fourth avenue.
Samuel H. Martin leased the stores at
No. 1oG West SD street TO Henry Mehr-
tens and Harry Fem.
James Kyle & Sons leased the building
az No. 465 Lexington avenue for Mrs
William Tod Helmuth.
The Lotion H. Slawson Company leased
Offices In the Burrell Building, No. III
Madison avenue, TO Julius Mathews's Spe-
clal Agency and Putnam & Randall also,
with Albert B. Ashforth. to T. G. Coen
and c. F. Schaffner and TO the John Budd
Company.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
leased Offices at No. 1873 Front street TO
George L. Blake Jose Suarez & Co, the
Campania General de Tobaccos Filipinas
and the Cape Cruz Company; No. l2l
Warren street TO Berkowtz Schwartz ;
the store at No. 50 Vesey street 70 J..
Gabler and the top loft to George Mag
mani & Co. the first loft at No. 126 Uni
versity Place TO Farer & Kaplan; the
third loft at 40. CAS- Broadway 10 She
Whisky & Wilson. and the fourth loft 10
Turnover Brothers; the fourth loft At No.
10 West 18th street to Schulman, Yellin
e. Co. the sixth loft at Nos. SO and 80
West 18th street TO Post & Co, and the
store at No. 10 East Houston street 10
Max Landau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
BIG PLOT REPORTED SOLD
Comprises Over Nineteen Lots
in the Dyckman Section.

1t was reported in real estate circles
yesterday that the parcel Of nineteen ana
half lots at the southwest corner Of
Seaman avenue and 2O7th (Emerson)
street had been sold.
The property has frontage Of 1926 feet
on Seaman avenue and 80 feet on 207th
street. Title to The plot stands in the
name Of Wesley Wait, of Newburgh. who
recently sold off the block front on the
west side of Ninth avenue. between 211th
and 2l2th streets. The latter property was
also reported sold to a syndicate, and title
to IL passed last week to Charles V. Shee-
han. Mr.. Wait is, one Of the heirs Of the
Knapp estate, which had large holdings at
the upper end Of Manhattan Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
RECORDED LEASES.
OWith name and address Of lessee.
MARCH Il
Manhattan.

1sisT ST, 5C8 West. picture theatre. Dumba
Realty TO- Inc. 20 Edw $ Keller. 10 yrs from
March 70. 1914. $1,000: address 1864 Broad
way.
i33D sT. 90 West. ail. Emma Wheeler 70
Hannah souucubcrg frs from March 70.
1914. $3.50 address. 2OJ1 ~ ave.
80 AVE DO. all. Emma VI Zrtiner 20
Samuel Feurst . yrs from NAV J. 1914. $1,000.
address. 2c5 81 ave.
iST AVE 229G. store 1oor. &C.. Nicoleita
Folitu 10 Harm II Harris, yf7 from FEB J.
1913. ~ OsO. address 900 Prospect ave.
10TH ST. "a East. rear store. etc, Jas
MCGEE 10 louis Inbma . yrs from Aprl !.
1914. S1-t. address. ~ East lUJih ~.
4fTH 81 100 West. all. knoO Realty co 20
fouls Bonnet q yrs from MAY T. 1914 fICD0
attorney. l. Mhthot. 20 EroHdwny.
18Th ST.. 8 West. aii Estate NJ Eugene
HOFFMAN Inc, 20 Max Gufunkst. o. t'r from
April T. 1914 81 900. address Fact l2Oth ~
HESTER 81. 81 and %. east store. Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18


Albany, March 1.-THE following ius.
noraticns vera TO-DAY sl.a ,.,.,. IVY
''NN WIN lhe 81
rotary OF state:
Harvard TNm Corroration No,l,...
an. -~rss. NJ ,forr,s- .1''yN' Ntanta,ian. 81.
%e, Vor,. Ff.sr NJ 49, ne. ne1to' .irsi
4 NathoIr rarSey Cit, \ "fiOVA'sH' Ecxs,
IA IA tobo,+sor taei,,. 80 -.
SIS Ooo. FGNarI m Green M s any lsooain
mo Broo<lyn. Harry 4 Rtr4 " w u .i9s aie
som Mount carmel Penn ' w. w. hootH.
Romano Realty Company. Manhattan. ga.
oscar D. : hress'er No 5G Ievslo' wan
G.coklyn. REGINALD +. Isasc, A., s'ea@
Nenin. New York /.
apcs. no al trfrel y p5, Mshna,lan. insui,
\,Iso, slsnrs Nv. y,rl. l.-is No ~
bifra. Paul p,r,erf.,~.- Ne,- ~ IL fvgd
U9ee, Frank a. a. Wsnha,saH
or7ar,,rtai ,r91 Work s. hi. Ga,,a, pan ana
81 MA uuehss a,l,.., l,ron ~-s,t.e ! Haas
p,col-i,,. f,,-,,L. .-..,,si', MOTIFS conss
r4crt.-f i,Fsi. ,,,,,-.,,',. 49,. - loiA
r,~gte,..t. NJ frorter, ~ pa D t,a.., Nee
NJ. ,lri, 'Dl,,r M, ~. ~ ~ tast SO Sire,
orqr New y9r, 's > A'Dca-
trasn 4 Tsrs1 lf,ph,tia,. h..,.
~, ,eS,b s,-,., r-,r,. Ll.eenos't NJ g
-. ,. .oC., 1870, .'0'N' zoe israel Brorr
~ - I'D
,- o, go. 'Sihpsny Manhattan.
SyV' NJ, NJ ...-, .-,,,. htH no. Ee''oT sinN
NeW lVih' 'ifur Dr.. Marion David ka,N
NV i,,i,.N s.-.... ,,-t....
- 5.5 16i....a. an N'sas co,hsy
H., az. ~. W. r1,.aL > aus No
'alMd., ,'.N' ''''pn j. lAnfr Hsii
mn, 81 ->S ,,oo,o. -.
~ ~ 49,, $3.50 Fel Nl;as,
10. I3i -Nas-al sIte,' NfW YORK Robert Nj.
den. NhIWW NJ. Golden. IT,, New York
Empire Packing Il .lsa, Manhattan. $50
Philip MazHr No. l5l East Broaigsy NE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Realty Notes.

Edward Blum is the purchaser Of the
dwelling, No a West 10th street sold
last week by Samuel Sachs. Harry +.
Loucheim recently bought No. 49, adjoin-
ng. from Mr.. Sachs.
Walter D. Lewisheim is the buyer OF
fhe eleven and twelve story buildings at
the northeast corner of Fifth avenue and
10Th street sold by the Assets Realty
~ornpanN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
The Bronx.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH II.
Manhattan.

62D ST East. cor 9Th ave; tor a
sty fireproof clubhouse, 93x75.5: Knicker-
booker club, East 32d 81, owner; Delano &
Harrington, East seth 81, architects
$3.50 900.
The Bronx.
MACOMB'S ROAD. e s, 1903 II OF 174th
81. for q , sty brk tenmt. 636 "a Xs26is Ju-
lus Schork. 1920 University ave, owner; An
drew W Thomas, 1926 Webster ave. 'archi-
tect: 10000.
WILDER AVE. s. 100 r E Of Kings
bridge road FOR a | sty frame Toulouse.
1OX24: George Valentine. on premises, own
er: Robert Skrivan, 4436 Carpenter ave. ar
chitect; $50.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s, $40 II
n Of Fairmount pl; for ! sty frame stores.
o. IOX9T.S. Carey Construction co, . J
Carey, 9O6 East 176th st, president, owner.
John Boyland, Webster ave and Fordham
road. architect; S20.00O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
BROOKLYN Dwellings Sold.

Mrs. J.. II. PAGER sold 10 a client of the
Sinmacross Realty Company the three
story dwelling on the south side OF Slth
street 900 feet west Of Fourth avenue.
The McInerney- Klinck Realty Company
sold the three story building at the north
east corner of Fifth avenue and 4th street,
on IT, -JKS0 feet, for John Bohanan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
BUSINESS REVERSES

MERCHANTS EMPRESS CoMPANY.-Pcti-
ton filed against the Merchants Express Com
pany 81 No. rs West 10Th street, one 81
Iivering Of goods Tor tho simpson Crawford
Company. Creditors H. Kaufman a Sons.
and the Shddlery Company, s. 903. Alfred
Slmpson s. 81 and Herman stark 5000 On
December - William \. Marble aud John
3 sheppard ir.. were appointed receivers In
m equity suit. and have since been In charge
~ the business Liabilities are said to b"
500 coo. assets more than 5000 The conf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
g for petitioners. speir & Bartlett

neys for petitioners. speir & Bartlett o.
Wall ~. .so a. r,,,,, II
Nm isi vet 7tth ST: 5000; attorney, Law
vers Title Insurance Co 100 BroadwaE ,,oo.
s2D ST. 12c East. s. l5Nlco y; Aptll =; 90 oC5
Henry l. Davis TO Thomas J McBriae' S''''''
a,torney Charles J Leslie. 81 wal 81 - -
lO5TH ST. 100 East. :. l6.sxlVe;l II; Jan I,o- -
1909: Morris Reiss 10 Max smith. sH'VV' '
new Louis \ Brown. go Broadway. - 81,
ave. runs SOx e 2tix again 60 TO II 81
Y IT, 10 beginning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Apartment at Auction.

At the Exchange Salesroom, No a
Vesey street to-day Bryan /. Kennedy
will sell al auction al an adjourned ex-
ecutors' sale, for the estate Of Elizabeth
81 caldwell. Nos. 81, 545 and 5l5 West
;gth street, between Tenth and Eleventh
a Avenues known as the TriCourt Apart
ment. a six story apartment, with four
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18

Manhattan.
Brotzmsn. Frederick C.-spanjer Brothers
Inc. $40 So
Bregnan. Iacob-People. etc, 5000.
Brooks Albert l.. H. Jarvis 500 80
Creegan. John. and Robert Burns RI hmond
Radiator CO., S27S -
Corbin. John Blanchard Lumber Co.
S4J4 %.
| Comaskey Henry Ill Schultz. S2II z.
Desmond. Robert. =. -hilst0uc. NJ32 IS
Friedman. saIah-F. q. alexander, Si697 90
Giegerich. Louis and jeanette &c. s.. on
lespie. SOL 9S.
Gllber. Olivia-W. Beaman 81. 800 rs.
IIelfcre. Max and Dora II. stein $3.50 IS.
Kafka Ouo-Distributing Corpn.. 50 299 -.
Katzen0witz Meyer-SWift q Coz S2G7 SO.
Martin. Emil Al. p. Hall. S2o2 20.
Monroe. Geo. 10. T.. Moran. SOB -5
Marquardt, William-H. J.. Gundrum Co.
Neuman. Gsaac-Columbia Bank. S217 81.
o Brieu James D.-J. Huyler. costs So l5l -.
PelCso Amodoe-Stoinhardt Bros. & Co.,
RoWrnan. Alhed-P. Berman, SLOT o.
Root. VIM. G. W; r. Woodburn. ! s$2l 81.
sullivan. JohL-L Goodman. S2;3 %
Sirk Marie K.-R. Duncan, SU %.
Sam, l. Duncan. I5T 90.
Stoll. Theodore-C.' \. Zimmerman SL315 g.
Tierney. Julian M-John Wanamaker Ne"
vaughn. EmiIie-B J. Ludwig. s2l4 S.
Wember. sam, Abraham hWestel ana Anl.i-
ham SeideustOck--I. Suberberg et al. $3.50 81.
American Lamp Shade Col W. Rinslander'
Sl.759 g.
Crown Feature Film Co.-Union Photograph
ique Industrial Establishments SJ52 80.
italian Importing CO. OF New Yoke. Cap
uano, 81 $50 as
Illinois surety Co. and John Van Horn-feo-
pie. etc. 81 600
New Jersey Dock and Bridge Building Co
Alsens- American Portland Cement Works
g. AZ So
smith Metal Bed COB Gtasso. S-25.
Taggart & Kendall Inc.-J. s. Alexander ct
al. 81. 9l2 81.
CneXceled Sales Corporation-G. IT. TAYLOR
s34S o..
Hicks, Benjie R.-City Of New York, $3.50 So
Lille Frederick R.-Same. $3.50 SO.
Lawson. George P-Same, S1s9 40.
Lowe. William B.-Same. S5S9 ~.
Mcbride. D-Same. $3.50 so
Mathews, Andrew H.-Same 500 y.
Mcguire. Frederick Same $3.50 81.
Olson. Peter-Same. $3.50 So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Hotel Lease Sold.

Matt J. Ward & CO. have sold the fur
nlture, lease and business Of the Hotel
Richmond, Nos 70 and 70 West 4sth
street, for W. Il. Crosscup 10 the Glen
mere Operating Company, Inc. who are
now in possession, under the management
OF Eugene Gable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH L.
Manhattan.

Henry Frank TO Gibraltar Mortgage CO.
$4,000. Edwin
Mercantile Trust 60, exr, 10 Mercallt'e
Trust 90, trus. $4,000. ,...,r
patrick McManus and ano, exrs, TO Edwin
l. Kdlish: $4,000. ,,.....,.
Mutual trust Co Of Westchester County,
trus. to Title Guarantee and trust CO.
William N Martin. exr, to Florence Mat
Archibald 4 Gullck 10 Thekla Birnbaum;
state Realty and Mortgage Co to Edward
l. Book. S33 600.
Edward = Block to Louise " Miller;
Ferdinand Fullaytar to Mary Fulaytar; 81.
American Mortgage 60 70 Sophie Joaquin ,
sumner Gerard to Carl Stein; 500.
carl ! stein TO Sumner Gerard. 800
Security Mortgage co TO Sumner Ger
ard. 81. r.u......
Mortgage Co; 10000
.r.cob Hirsh to Leon Tuchmann; 81.
VIM J Walter Ct al to jos STRANGE
Hortcnss 3 Fischer to Mary P Draper;
$1,000
Adolph Guetting jr and sno, exrs, to f T
Caraghcr. - 600
CHESTER " Belts to Austin, Nichols &
Titlc Guarantee and Trust CO to John
Hertscher & Co to Joseph Hassner; 81.
Andrew Kiesel and ano to Pauline Sha-
piro 500
Joseph Hasmer to Jacob W Solomon; 81.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 20
Sarah \ Brush: $4,000.
Edward Post to New York Savings
Bank; S335. 900.
Hy i Walker to Florence walker g
asgtsJ; $500
Herman Steinkamp TO Warburs orphan
Farm school of Evanselstic Lutheran
Ella Necarsulmer 70 Edward Necarsul-
mer; 81.
The Bronx.
Dayton Realty 70 Camille Zarla; 500
Helen r Roberts guardian 70 Henry Doscher
$4,000.
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co TO Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust co; S25, 600.
Herman Naevy 10 Robert Fritsche, $1,000.
Same 10 Fritz Bayes; $4,000.
Jacob Brum to Herman Nsevy; $4,000
same 70 Christian II Rodenkirchen; $1,000
Jacob Cooper 70 Henry Hoschaub; $1,000.
same 10 same; SO 900
American Mortgage 60 20 Mary . Gerard;
s23 236
Elizabeth x Upham to Bowery Savings Bank;
81 500
g. II. Werner TO John II Green; $1,000
Lois II Roche. eXtrX, 10 Lois II Roche; s., 600
John n Green to g II Werner: 800.
Lois n Roche eXtrs. 70 Lois II Roche 50, 900.
l. Mortgage 60 to Lima Wiber; s2l, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Long Island City Plot Sold.

william D. Bloodgood & Co have sold
for Henry s. Kearny the northwest cor
ner OF Van Alst avenue and 18th street,
Long Island City, TO X. Carter. This is
one Of the important corners In that sec
fion. which r. now improving as an IN
dustrial district. II is only short dis
+snce from the greensboro Bridge Plaza
rhe property has been purchased for IN
ycetrueut purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Knickerbocker Club Plans.

Plans have been fled by Delano & Far
rington for the construction Of the five
story ireproof clubhouse for the KniCker-
booker Club. IL will be located at the
southeast corner of Fifth avenue and SD
street having a frontage Of 80 feet and
depth Of 75.5 feet. and the cost has been
placed al $3.50 0O1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
MARCH L.
Manhattan.

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1873 SSi2 81. nov
De Rosa. Assunla or Vera-L. n n =,
Jan. 10. 1913. S55S a. - Mere
Goidstein Abr :. and Maurice Hrs.
schreiber - al. Feb !. 1905: slss '''sSa-x
N S-,l Pa'rick-P Gallagher. Jan. Il ~.
schan. Abraham LA. Shapiro: Jan ~.
1911 lcanceliedl Sis 70 w. uec !
some. Hahn % al, Dec S. 1911 le,n..n..
Same-Gersman Bros. and Rosenbaur,. y.
1912 cancelled; S+Sl O.. 'an Z
Same-Tompk'ns Keel Marble "a ~.
1913 cancelled. Sf5S q "
same. NJ kraMuer; Dee u. 1871 49,
celled). $3.50 &c. ia ca
Gallagher Patrick A. I.ukins. IA,
,yacated): SOL g. ""' y
Greenbaum. Resale M-Ci,y OF New w.
Jan 10. 1913 vacated: S-Sl A. iSs
ed, 1879 - Naar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Astoria Tenement Sold.

l. w. Raith. u Manhattan, purchased
from the Matthews Building Company a
slx story new law tenement. on lot i7.sxllc
feet. on the west side Of Twelfth avenue.
10 feet south or Grand avenue. Astoria.
The property Was held ~ flDp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
New Heights Theatre Leased.

The new Classic Theatre at No. 1905 St
Nicholas avenue and No. J42 10 A5 West
iNst street surrounding the southeast
corner Of those thOroughfares. has been
leased BY VI. T. Strunsky Co 10 Keller
<. gAphire for a term Of ten years at an
aggregate rental Of 5000. The lessees
are the proprietors Of the Empress Thea
ire. at Audubon avenue and lsist street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-18
Dwelling House Leases.

Carsteln & Linnekin leased the dwelling
at 10. 2ol3 Lexington avenue. to Richard
King.
q. p. Whiton-Stuart Company leased
tho dwelling at No. 120 East 35th street.
10 Miss Mary d. Graham.