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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-17
Capture Of cracow by Russians
Would Bring Industrial Districts
Of SiIesia Under Their Control
and Be Vital Blow at Germany
INHABITANTS ARE FLEEING
FROM DANGER OF CONFLICT
Troops Of Car Reported to Be
Massed Against Stronghold in
Overwhelming Force, Having
Brushed Aside All Opposition
0NDoN, November l7.-(As-
ISOLATED Press BY Federal

4 0ND0N, November 17.--(As-
sociated Press by Federal
- WireIess) - Russia's answer
to the report of a German con-
centration in the east, with the
object Of holding the Cars
armies in check, is to push the
Galician campaign with the
greatest vigor, concentrating in
the attacks Of CracOW and the
fortress of Przemysl.
According to dispatches re-
Iceived here yesterday from Pc
|trOqrad and from various sources
|sia Itag, rapid prpgEt q Is pslnu
made in the Investment and bonn
bardment Of CracoW, the fall OF
which is expected momentarlIy.
CRACOW KEY TO SITUATION
The capture Of Cracow by the
Russians means that the key to
the whole Of the industrial dis
tricts of SiIesia would fall into
their hands, striking a vital eoo-
nomic blow at Germany.
The first advices came from
Vienna by way of Rome, announ-
cing that the Russians had part
B invested CracoW from the
north and that the inhabitants
we're leaving the city, portions Of
which had been set on fire by
the Russian bombardment.
Later dispatches from Venice
to the London Post confirm the
reported investment of the city
from the north and say that the
Inhabitants are fleeing from the
city which was partly in flames.
RUSS FORCE OVERWHELMING
Dispatches from Petrograd to
the Giomaf D'Italia at Rome re-
port that the Russian advance
lon Cracow was in Overwhelming
force.
This report says the Russians
brushed aside all opposition until
they reached Cracow, which was
immediately attacked from the
northeast.
Petrograd announces officially
that the Austrians attempted a
Sortie from PrzemysI, which was
defeated, the defenders Of the
fortress being compelled to re-
tire to the shelter of their guns.
The Petrograd announcement
says that fighting in Poland con-
tinues along the 'front.' between
PIock, Lentchitsa and 0urelotf,
and that at Stalluponen, In north
ern East Prussia, the German Of
fenslve failed and the Russians
are advancing.
Further south Petrograd re-
ports the invasion OF East Prus-
sia progressing, with a battle
raging between Soldau and Mel
denburg.
+ TURKS CHECK RUSSIANS
An acknowledgement comes
from Petrograd that the Russian
army operating on the Turkish
frontier in Caucasus has beer
checked. A report Of the effeci
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-11-17
LATEST CABLED SUGAR QUOTATIONS

ses osntrifugals N. Y. Perib Per ton
Price, Hawaiian basis 4.o2 5000
$50 Beets, NJ Y. Parity No quotation
SO Beets, European since war be-
Price J gan
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-02

KuyI ana MRS. buchanan the teacher
training section. The general SEES
sions will also be in charge Of the ex-
perts. Every speaker and instructor
on the program will be an expert.
Mr.. w. D. Stem is one of the best
adult Bible class organizers in Amer
lea today. He spent several years in
Kansas as adult Bible class superin-
tendent and also in Pennsylvania. He
has had a ripe experience along all
lines Of sdult Bible class activities.
He knows and can tell how 1t is done.
Free entertainment will be provid-
ed BY the people of Winona on the
Harvard plan Qodging and breakfast.
Good meals can be secured within two
blocks of the convention church for
Is cents each.
All delegates desiring entertainment
should send names at once to Rev.
w. G. Boemmels. Winona. Credential
post cards for. this purpose will be
furnished by the State Sunday School
association, 871 North Smelling Ave-,
st. Paul. Mimi. Send for all you
need in securing a delegation from
your Sunday school. Elect your dele
gates now Each school is allowed
one delegate for every fifty scholars
enrolled. All organized classes are
expected to send one delegate for
every twenty-five enrolled in the class.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-02
a Perilous Experiences.

While hunting in the Big Horn
mountains two men found a narrow
path, little more than deer trail. lead
ing up to the summit They dismount
ed and led their horses. moving very
cautiously, for on one side the noun
tain rose up like a wall. and on the
other sloped down a thousand feet to
the canyon below Suddenly both
horses pricked up their ears as If scent
ing wild beast. Then there came q
shot from the hunter in advance, and
the hunter in the rear found himself
hanging over the cliff. He had been
leading the horse by the reins. and
when the horse SHE'D and upset him
he held on with death grip. 1t was
nearly Eve minutes that he thus hung
on to the slender strap. while the. horse
held back with all his strength. But
he could not climb up. and bis cops-
panion had to haul him up to piaxso
:of safety. and then be naturally faiEc
Cd. --St Paul Pioneer Press
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-02

patrick, teacher of the famous Mems
class of the Methodist church at
Corinth, Miss. This class enrolls 500
men. There are twenty-seven BARRIERS
in it. 1t was the banner of this class
that took first prize at the world's
convention at Washington in 1910. i
Besides Miss Fitzpatrick the conven-
ton will have Mr.. w. G. Pearce Of
Chicago, adult superintendent of the
international Sunday School associa-
ton. a man OF splendid ability and
wide experience, who gave up SPLEEN
did prospects In the practice of law to
enter the Sunday school field. where
he has been eminently successful
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-02
nR. f. G., VANDESTEEG
- Graduate and Licensed
VETERINARIAN
Office The Corner Drug Store
Sank Centre, Minnesota
NOTICE of MORTGAGE FoRECLOs-
URE SALE.

Default having been made in the
conditions of certain mortgage con-
tanning a power of sale, dated Nov
ember 9Th, 1903, and duly recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds of
Stearns County, Minnesota, December
10th, 1909. at One o'clock p. NJ, in Book
81 Of Mortgages, on Page 578, whereby
Hattie M. BOlitho and Rupert l.. Boil
tho, her husband, mortgagors. mort
gagged to Thos. G. Day - Co. Consist
ing of Thos. c. Day, George w. Wish
hard and VIM. e. Day.. mortgages.
in Township One Hundred Twenty Six
Q26) of Range Thirty-five (35), con-
tanning 800 acres, more or less, accord
ing to the u. S. Government Survey,
situate in said Stearns County. Mime
sofa by which default the power of
sale has become operative. and no ac-
ton or proceeding at law having been
thereby, or any part thereof. and there
is claimed to be due on said mortgage
and note at the date hereof the sum
of One Hundred Nine Dollars and
Fourteen Cents ($109.14.)
NOW, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That by virtue of said power. said
mortgage will be foreclosed and said
premises sold at public auction. by the
sheriff Of said County, or his deputy.
on Saturday. May I'd. 1914. at 10 o'clock
A NJ, at the front door of the Court
House in ST. Cloud, in said County to
pay said debt interest, attorneys fees,
and disbursements allowed by law.
Dated March l6. 1914.
BY Thcs c. Day.
George W. Wishard.
VIM. =. Day.
II. c. Gilbert. Attorney.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1914-04-02
4 UNIQUE CLASS
Twenty seven BARRIERS In One
f! Sunday School.

They Belong to Class In the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
'of corinth. Miss. In Which Are En-.
rolled Five Hundred Men.
The greatest movement among men
IN the last decade has been the Or
gAnized Adult Bible Glass movement.
More men are today enrolled in these
classes than are connected with any
other organization or order on the
continent.
A study OF plans for promoting and
conducting this work will be one Of
the heading features Of the State Sum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Oyith name and address q purchaser ahd 40
torncyJ.
MARCH -
M nh attain.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 18th a. lV. %, 9t
100: Amsterdam ave. n W cor lsoth 81. ~ IL
100. Johanna Realty Co 20 Orosaut Constructlo
90 367 East 1s4th 81 (mtg STOOD; March H.
500: attorney, II T Randall. lf9 Broadw NV
BROADWAY cor l35th ST. 95llAlVo'
CafEeriuc I.uccy to Lowell Realty Co. b05 6th
ave: Feb g; 500; attorneys stoddard & A. Is
Broadway. - 49,. r. 90
SAME PROPERTY; Lowell Realty co %
Ellen Scott, OF Jersey city, y }; March ~
500; attorney. same. . ,ooe-
LEXINGTON AVE, F cor 9Th e, 100 y
g. ,: Lawrence \ Powers 10 Mary A Doggett
1909 Ocean Parkway. Brooklyn: Jan <. 1873
81: attorney, Albert Howell, ia Montague ST.
Brooklyn.
SAME PROPERTY: Richard G Dosfett 70
Kings Lawn improvement Co. -l Ave u
Brooklvn Gntg SIS O0W: Feb IS; 81 attorneys,
MARBLE HILL AVE. " cor 2Zsth II. DO <
l2s; Orosant Construction 60 10 Johanna Really
Co "a Canal st (mtg sl0i. 500 March II: 500;
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. lo1
broadway.
PERRY ST. I5s. 3. 2ox7a9 70 Charles
lane X2oX7S3. . 8. Perry =. lS2 . = 29Nsl' :
70 Charles Lane x20yS0 g. Miriam 7 Ward ana
ano to Georgia Pine Turpentine Co Of New
York 15s Perry 81, Feb :: 81; attorney Iiue
Guarantee ana Trust co. 176 Broadway.
PERRY ST, lJ6 and l6c; same property
Carrie u Cadmus. eXtrx, Geo " Thurston,
20 same: March 3; 1855 s6
PERRY ST. :. S5.1 r. OF West st, runs y
253X 51y " Us 20 g West - n 23Sx
II * s SIS 70 beginning; Catherine 6 Hunter
and ano TO Josephine a Budkc. AT C1arlfstownI
Y; quit claim; Dec 3, 1913; 81. attorney, = V
DAILY. % Nassau 50.
WARREN ST III 3 :, 25xs21o: Helen T.
Stokes to Sarah Halkett go Madison ave:
Feb %. 1905 81, attorneys. Stewart & $, 40
Wall 81
SAND PROPERTY; Isaac y Stokes and ano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Investors Get New Structure
Opposite Columbia
University.
SCARSDALE HOUSE
ON HEIGHTS SOLD
Farm at Northdale, N. j., Taken
in Part Payment for Amsterdam
Avenue Building.

Charles Hirschorn and Isidor Levy have
purchased for investment. through Carl
Lewis, the Poinciana. a new ten story
fireproof apartment house at the south
west corner of Amsterdam avenue and
10th street, on a plot fronting 80 feet on
the avenue and $50 feet in the street. the
property has been sold by the Carnegie
Construction Company, composed Of New
mark & Davis. The transaction involves
81, oO0,oCo.
Besides a largo amount OF cash. the
buyers give to the Carnegie company the
seven story elevator Besuohemp apart
ment house, ST the southeast corner OF
Columbus avenue and s5th street together
With the two ftve story ftathouses known
as tho sudeiey and Clifton. adjoining on
tho street. The three properties comprise
a fr>ontAxe OF ip2.S feet on Columbus ave-
nue and 100 feet IN s5th street. These
properties figured IN the transsouon at
$4,000 and the Poinciana at 10000.
The apartment house "a opposite the
grounds Of Columbia University and is
from plans by Schwarts & Gross and
contains suites OF two, three and -FOUR
rooms. each with kitchenette. The Car
negie company has been identified with
several other large apartment operations
on the upper West Side.
William c. Wotton & W. j. Leonard
have cold for A. v. Donellan the SIX story
apartment house. known as the scars
dale. at No. 24s1 Amsterdam avenue on
pIot ssx1oo feet Just north OF Washington
Bridge. opposite 1920 street The buyer IS
". d. Faocini who gave in part payment
a nrty-acre farm at Worthwhile, n. j.
near Tappan The apartment house has
been held at $4,000 and the farm at sZoooo'
Mr. Faccini IA TO erect fine home on the
farm property.
Adolf and Isidor Hottie have sold NOS.
f2s and 63S West 15sth street six story
apartment house, on q plot Al Sxssn feet'
betweeu Amsterdam avenue and Broad
way.
The Harry s. Wilson estate is reported
70 have sold No. 10 East D8th street a
three story dwelling house on lot lux
&c. IL feet near Fifth avenue.
Alexander Selkin and David Mntz have
sold for Minnie Fox the plot, 6Cxloo rect
on the west side Of Briggs avenue. IA feet
south OF 1ssth street TO the Mitchell-Mo-
Dermott Construction Company. which
will erect a five story apartment house
John A. Schill sold TO A s. Weiss the
plot, EOxloo feet. on the north side OF Ze-
rega avenue. l57 feet west Of McClay ave-
nue..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
ANTIQUE DEALERS
FOR SAITH STREET
Rent Store and Basement for
Furniture Business-Other
Commercial Leases.

Georre r. Read & Co.. In conjunction
with Horace s. Ely & Co.. have leased
the store and basement at No. 20 East S4th
strest for a term of years TO Patrick j..
NcMoran and Annie L. McMoran, who
conduct an antique furniture business.
Ewing, Bacon e. Henry. Inc. have
leased Offices in the Architects Building
No. 10l Park avenue. 70 \. L. Diament &
Co. Arthur Urbane Dilley. the Oscawant
Building Company the American FLOORING
Company. II. L. Brown & Co. and Hugh
/, Cooper: in the McCutcheon Build
ing, No. s45 Fifth avenue. offices 10 DR..
Ralph Ware Waddel and w. Fletcher
White. and at No. go West 5ith street
lofts to the Many Drive Company and
r. T. Wallace.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased Office space in the Strand Theatre
Building. northwest corner OF Broadway
and 47th street. to Philip l.. Ponce; the
seventh floor IN No. IS TO "a West elst
street to j. c. Reitman. and space I'm the
United States Rubber Company Building,
southeast corner Of Broadway and 5Sth
street, to c. J. Cross, Federal Sign Sys-
TEN anu ~ lllt MI llite NNiiii''At'
OF America.
Charles r. Halsey and T. J. S. Flint
leased the westerly duplex store in No. %
East 4sth street corner OF Madison ave-
nue., for a term OF years to Lewando's,
Inc
A. Won OsteTmann leased tho building
at No. l07 West 47th street for n term Of
years to William Sittenham for business.
Space on the ground floor Of the build
ing at the northeast corner Of Broadway
and 102d street has been leased TO n Mr..
Jacob for use as table d'hote restau-
rant. The property is owned by Mrs. NJ.
s. s. Martin
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased the three entire lofts at No. A.
Murray street 70 julius Paine; loft at
No. AZ Warren street to Rose Lane. and
space IN the Fulton Chambers Building
60 Bets & Vollmer. John Shoemaker and
the Humane Society of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Auxiliary Association Formed.

Sons and DAUGHTERS of the members OF
the Greater New York Taxpayers Asso-
citation have organized an auxiliary TO the
association. which will be known as the
Greater New York Taxpayers Association
Affiliated. The younger generation real
ICES that the real estate problems which
confront their parents are OF q grave nat
ure and will cooperate with the older
members.
There will be a meeting at Stuyvesant
Casino, No 142 Second avenue, on Mon
day evening, and many prominent real
estate owners will make addresses. The
officers OF the new organization are: Os-
car Meyerson- president; Harry w. Good
man. treasurer; Murray Elfenbein re
cordng secretary, and Simon Greenfield,
No. 142 Second avenue, corresponding sec
rotary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
BUY SHARE IN BUILDING
Operators Get One Fifth Inter
est in Broad St. Structure.

Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum have
bought through f. J. Dawson. from
Elizabeth Bissell Towle. of California. as
guardian. n one-ffth interest in the FIVE
story building at No. 100 Broad street.
corner of Water street, n plot S62X48l
feet. which is under lease to Fritz Lindi-
ger for restaurant purposes.
The selling interests recently disposed
Of a one-ffth interest in the property
Nos. 1919 and 1921 Broadway, Nos. Ill and
1l9 to No 123 West 34th street and No.
122 TO 1S West S5th street upon which
the Macy store is erected. Percy and
Jesse Straus, of the Macy Arm, bought H..
At the same time one-ffth interest in
Nos. 20 and 13l West 500 street was
bought by Arnstein e Levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
BROOKLYN DWELLING SOLD
Owned and Occupied by The
atrical Man for 80 Years.

The Buckley & Horton Company has
sold No. 22l Clermont avenue. between
Viloughby and De Kalb avenues, Brook
Ism. The property consists Of four
story and basement brownstone house, on
a lot 22x1oo feet, with the adjoining lot
in the rear on Vanderbilt avenue. S3xloo
feet. II was sold TO Emile Roos Tor
Frank A. Keeney, owner Of several thea
tres throughout the country, and son OK
the late Seth l. Keeney, director In sew
eral large corporations. who occupied IT
since its construction, some thirty years
ago TO tho time OF his death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

William A Patton ana ana trustees. Lakewood.
n j: March II: yrs. ~ per cent; szo,oVo at
| torney. Title Guarantee and Trust 90. he
Broadway.
ELSMERE PLACE, w cor southern Boule-
ward. S.Sxl00xlSS Ixl0s.e: John MeNulty TO ire
mont Avenue Land Co. 233 Broadway lprlor
mtg 5000 March Il: yrs, per cent; sio'"y:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i'S
FOX ST. sss. SIS. 4oIios: Via Wipes Realty
Corporation 10 Margaret Knox. tls no,s avg
prior mtg s25. 0Oo): Feb 6. due Oct 8, 1910 .
per cent: 5000: attorney. A Knox. lss Broad
way.
FOX ST 572, s. 4cxios; same to same pricr
mtg s2s. 900: Feb 6: due oct l. 1915; per cent;
$500 attorney above.
GATES PLACE, q s. at Mosholu PARK
way North. Ss.6xi00xlS5 9x1iO.I; DAVID 1 NJ
Kelvey TO George w Dickinson ct a. .rus "en,:
Paris. France; March ~ yrs. per cent
50 0oo; attorney, Title Guarantee and trust ~
l76 Broadway. go, -.
INTERvAI.E AVE, $. 100 n g Of lSad l s.;
ls7.2x irreg; Silshire Construction Co 10 hen,S
Mor~anthau co, 30 East t2d ST prior mtg 90:
OcN: March H. due Jan Il. 1916: per CO en-
So. COO attorney, " wechser 50 Eas. 20 CO, 70,
/ LOTS ie5 and ls6 map w duncan , ~
'vanni Gentle 20 Raphael Pachiari. SsiS ho.
land ave. March 8; yrs; per cent: so"' az
,orney, George w Study, 90 Wall ct
LOTS 81 and %. map Morris Park Ma,ihew
Pfadenhauer 20 Frank Mayhem. $3.50 WHITE
Plains ave- and ano. trus; Feb /; demand: a, .
Per cent; $500: attorney. r Hickor' SsS
RICHARDSON AVE. 4547. 8. 6oxloo; Anna
Wilken 10 Title Guarantee and Trust co; ~, 10
Broadway: March Il: due as per bond; 5000
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l1o
Broadway.
WALES AVE, W cor iSist St sSxioe; Polst-
schek-Spencer Realty Co 10 Josephine F. car
penter, at Bar Harbor. Me- March 10; yBi
81 per cent: s56. 900: attorneys, " p @ +
Chamberlin. 81 Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY: same TO Emma Dresner,
3oi Yves, 10th ST prior mtg Ss, oool; March TO-
due June 70. 1915; per cent: 50 600: attorney
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. $50
Broadway.
both ST. n $. 600 n Of Willis ave 26xioo;
George Bender 20 Frederick Ruhl. 463 East
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i76 Broadway.
l47TH ST, 5Sl East, &x9e9: Mary Bernero 20
General synod OF the Reformed Church in
sl3 800: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Realty Corporation Meetings.

The annual meetings OF the stockholders
Of the following corporations were held
at the offices Of Wood. Harmon a. Co.
yesterday: Kingsboro Realty Company.
Brooklyn Associates, Metropolitan Asso-
ciates Of New York. Brooklyn Develop
ment Company, Harwood Real Estate
Association: Wood. Harmon Richmond
Realty Company. Church Avenue Real
Estate Association. Utica Associates, Sur
render Land Company. First Profit Shar-
ing Company Of Brooklyn, Richmond As
sociates; Wood, Harmon Bond Company
and the Greater New York Development
Comany.
William f. Harmon was reelected pres
ident OF each Of these corporations, and
the members of the old boards with one
or two exceptions. were reelected as d.
rectors for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Realty Notes.

The NJ. Morgenthau. Jr. Company has
secured a first mortgage Of $4,000 on the
new five story apartment owned by the
Silshire Company, on the east side OF
Intervale avenue. 100 feet south or 1880
street, fronting 1871 feet.
At directors meeting OF the First Mort
gage Guarantee Company. Of Long Island
city, the following officers were re-elect-
ed william II. Williams. president: GIN
ton r. James. president. II. Pushae
Williams, treasurer. and Arvine g. Leach
secretary The directors declared quar-
tcrly dividend OF IL per cent. payable
20 the stockholders Of record at the close
OF business on March .. 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Westchester Sales.

The Cooley Realty Company sold for
George II. Taylor. jr., plot l0Oxl00 feet
corner Of Villa and Livingston streets,
Mount Vernon.
j. Howell Price sold for T. r. Keck and
w NJ. Strong a large plot. corner OF
Siwanoy avenue and Fairvew Place, New
Rochelle. to c. H. Young. who intends 70
erect a residence. The same broker sold
for Max Mendelson No. S. River street 70
Il. Il Stuart who gives In exchange q
property on the same street.
William II. Oliver sold for A. V. Wash
burn to John f.. Olmstead the dwelling,
on plot 5oXl00 feet, at No. AZ State street.
Ossinng, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13

| I'd AVE, III: mtg on ieasehod. etc; July
8. 1912: Hy Gehrke to Antonio Hegeman;
n,loo; attorneys Wesselmsn & X, IS Liberty
9TH ST. 40 East, s. ls.sxso.s: Feb 8.
| 1907; Aug + Schneider TO Jos w Lawrence;
, $4,000; attorney. ] Mcclure. SO wall It,
1909; Salvatore and Giuseppina Ruggtero to
Valentine schaefer; 5000; attorneys. Went
worth. l. * Stern, $50 Broadway.
STH ST. side Manhattan Market, bet 18th
and 18th ayes. and West saith and s5th SITS:
mtg on leases. etc: Armour < co 10 Farmers
L and T co. trustee, owner; Yc& r
18th ST. 1903 and l05 East, $. 81 II OF
Park ave, s6.sxiOos: Jan 81. 1902: same 10
In New York city,: $4,000: attorney. same
10Th ST, lO7 East. 25xloos; Jan 81. 1902;
silas II fnrman to phila Trust Safe Deposit
and ms co. trustee. sls.Ooo attorney. Fredk
Fl Coms,ock 80 Wall ST.
10TH sT. iol East. cor LIST ave 5ox
| 6S.5; Aug l. 1907: Harry and Jennie Seigel TO
torneys, Harrison & schin. 800 broadway.
ioorH ST 400 East. 5. SI.lxloo.u; April
"a 1911: Vim and Annie Na,hanson 10
Joshua l. Cowen. S75 Manhattan ave; $500
10TH ST. 4ls and AIS Enst n s, s7:lxioo.il:
same to same: $500; address, Public Bank. ~
DS icsTH ST ST rs East. :. s.,xioon; March
Il. 1904: Lassr and Libbis shulman 20 Paul r
Kammerer; $4,000; attorneys. Rider & smith
lsoTI 1S West ;,,,. 100 10 # y. 2, e., IN
helen Dc Z. f SCDs. on or, Ws.' ,b $3.50
ls2D ST. n .. 50 Il W Of Audubon ave. ecx
7g9: March Is, 1910: Oscar and Susan NJ
Duryea 20 Eliz McDonad; 5000 address,
II West I'D ST.
Tho Bronx.
ARNOLD AVE. W s. 800 II oS LIBBY ST
runs TO low water mark Of cas-, bank OF
Westminster Creek 70 n or lot lSo.
map Benson estate. Throg's Neck - 70 n
Arnold ave n 100 u 10 beg; Aug l. leco:
Geo and Mamie Coster 70 John Doll ~.
AMETHYST st. Tho Bronx; $4,000; address 1917
East nth 81.
45xl32 2x35x3l 3Sll6.T; May p 1917 Bertetc
son Realty 90 70 Manhattan Mort Co. 20
Broadway; $4,000; attorney Title Guarsntee
Co l76 Broadway.
iSS 6xlOO: Dec H. 1918; Jad Construction ."
TO Max Kobre ll5 West 1924 st: Ssoco' attor~
news. strauss & Levy. so Maiden Lane.
1NTERVALE AVE. =, 100 II or I"Sa 81
10 beg; Jan Il. 19iS silshire Construction 90.
ney. " VI Wechsler. 1875 Broadway
LOT 20. map 1880. Hunter estate. The bronIs
Dec TO- 1909, Angelo Caprerella 10 hudson
Rose Co. 50 West +5th ST; 1868 IL
VYsE AVE. g. 100 n s Of 1s0th IT. fer
Iis. sx7Oxli4s; Dec 81. 1919; John X and Els
r Kelly 70 Geo II Jekelle. 7si Melrose ave-
Pontiac l 81. is51ioe July IL 1919; Polstschss-
Spencer Realty co to Comfy Mort CO; $1,000
at.SMsy. Stephen nx I Is % w sos 81 ,wA
70 JACOB s ' Rupert. mo; 'saoN; attorney.
waitsr II Stewart 1889 90 ava
SAMD PROPERTY and datsi same 20 srns'
18TH sT IS; s1As n - A1% 2 ,s :S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-13
Marble Hill Dwelling Sold.

The A. n Gitterrnan Corporation has
sod tho fine dwelling house adjoining It.
Stephens Methodist Episcopal Church. at
the corner OF Marble Hi avenue and
18th street. 70 Mrs. Mary J. Sayhor'
resident Of Marble Hill. who VIII occupy
the house after extensive alterations 1ho
dwelling IL built on triangular plot WIN
Il frontage Of % feet.