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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16

ploy he had been for over year.
His bold, independent outbreak
fairly electrified his master. Silas
Green held heavy whip in his hand.
He swung it and himself around fac
ing Ned. his eyes blazing.
you miserable poorhouse brat!'.
he fairly shrieked. Her! her! the
niece I've raised and housed going
gallivanting to a circus without my
permission with you. Why, I'll crush
you! and as to her
ling -snap!-the cruel lash snip
ped the air like a writhing serpent
and enwrapt the shrinking, terrorized
girl with brutal force.
you coward" shouted Ned Cal.
vert, and then threw himself up
on the wretched -tyrant. He was no
match for him, but in his mad fury
he bore Green to the ground.
why, I'll fay you" roared the
irate farmer. "Take thatp'
PROSTATE as he was he managed
to reverse the whip. 1t had bulky
whalebone-weighted handle. This
landed on the wrist of Ned: The lat
ter uttered sharp cry of pain. His
arm fell nerveless to his side.
'I'll CO." said Ned, his face with
ing with the >agony of the blow, "but
I'll remember you! Nettie, don't for
get me. want you. I'll be back here
to take you away from the man you
ought to be ashamed to call an uncle
just as soon as make fortune-and
l know how to make one declared
Ned with grim emphasis. .-.
Nettie cried her heart out all that
night. Green did not speak to her for
several days following. He was
ashamed of what he had done. At
the end of the week he told Nettie so.
Then later he mourned that he had
ever lost his temper and through it
the services of the best helper he had
ever hired.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-16
The Package Contained a Heavy
HorseWhip.

who stood trembling all over in fear
and distress.
Ned had called himself "a boy" He
was not quite that in his stalwart ap-
pearance, although he was under
twenty and Nettie Green was not.
eighteen. There was boy and girl love
between them, however. She had
been to him a guiding star, Now it
must all end, and he was reckless and
defiant with the man in whose en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
BROOKLYN DWELLING SOLD
Fathouses to Replace Houses
in Pearl St.

Charles W. Seitz has sold for Mrs.
Frances A. Foley the premises 2o3 TO S1
Pearl st, between Concord and Hillary
SITS. on plot b4x1O35 feet. having three
dwellings, which will be RACED. The plot
will be improved with modern fiathouses.
David Meyer sold for the John f. Sulli-
van Company to !. Gobus the four story
apartment house at 7iN Fifth av.: also
for Annie Reilly TO John A. spitznagel
the four story apartment house at the
southwest corner of Fifth av. and 18Th
st. and for Blanche NJ. Meyer TO otto
Kirse the new f1athouse at the northwest
corner Of Sixth av. and 9th ST.
The G. X. Mathews Company sold eight
six-family houses on Putnam av. Ridge
wood. as follows: To Mrs. A. Amsler,
1923: William and NJ. Schneider. 1859; w.
g. Booth. 1883 and 1856; w. and n Thorn
as. 1857, and George and NJ Beimbrink.
1869 and 1871: and J. Hoenighausen bought
the corner OF Onderdonk av. and Madi-
son St
Charles p Rickerson leased the dwell
ings sla Carlton av. for George L. Morse
to William Werner, and 16 Prospect
Place for Miss Virginia l. Stanford 70
Mrs. Mary Weber for a term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06

record without production Of mtge oy orus.
OF Supreme Court. March 81. 1914, Justice
u Weeks. $500; atty for ptr. II Goss'n'
pAWsoN ST. $50. assignment Of rents;
Oct II. 1913. May and Hanna Rimits 70 a u
Kass 22G 9th ct. Bkyn' $1,000 attys' HOT
WITT a Weinberg III "a az.
DIVISION 81 1875 to 1877. 8, 6ss cana,
st. 5OxGi. l1x50x262: April %, 1olZi NM
Jennie witkin 20 S y Tuckman, GIG W lS'th
HOE Az. 1927. W 5. i25 II OF Freeman st,
75x7i i0xG9 sx6g4 oct -. 1913; g ~ keene 70
y Kapan q l. Bregman. Inc, 1862 sesDury p''
Bronx: 81 500: atty. Loewenthal, l3fI Bos-
ton road
JEROME Az. es. FL nn Of 18TH q. isss
100 Sx2o knoll: Sept 10, 1905. y Hodes TO O
W McAdams. tr. 27l Bway; $3.50 .. -.
JEROME Az. e $. 4o.if It Of 1SIth ST.
Is sxiOI ix2o 7yo25; same 10 same, $3.50
LOT s9o-T 30, 20 n OF map; Msx' to
& A Miller. Herbert pl. Jersey CITY sZ'ooV'
sTH Az. cor 1s5,h st. runs 1oo15 Ok 90 :,
W 2Ox 2O4x so 10 e s av Iel 70
beg: Mar 81. 1894: W Hogg 20 Bowery saw
Bank. SG4. 900; atty. @ Co
9TH Az. sol W cor SD at; mtg on leass
etc June - 1913: Golding 10 Bernheimer q
Schwartz Brewg Co; 5000; attys' bonooh
H. 302 Bway.
ADD ST. $ :. 1853 IT OF 9th av. 4ixloo .:
oct. 2 1907; Lena x s. W Hoas' sl''''"'
atty T n baskerville. 40 Cedar ST a.
beth ST. g. 80 n OF Rider av, oVx'v'
Apl q. 1901: r g Alice Furlong to
Hull 2i3 W 10Th st. S2,Uo. ~.
18TH ST. go T.. assignment OF rents: Oct
"a. 1913: VI Remltz 10 A l. Kass. 22o YIN
81 Bk!yn: $1,000. attys. Horwitz Feinoers'
III "a av ,-oo,
i39TH ST. n s. i5i n W OF sth Az, l7xs9 II
Aug l. 1901 Seba Bogert to Carrie IL kyoer'
81 600: atty. II Nandenburgh. 80 Broad 81
18TH ST Vines co. n : OF Barretto ~,
15xsT sx6 2x9I .3x2O; Aug q, 1900; J Wirtn TO
Dollar saw Bank 2sOS ID av; 5000 atty
Ioxow. Mackellar & w, AZ Cedar ST.
f72D ST. $50 Z. = 100 = OF Boston roaa,
A0vfOo. nee 20 1913: the Sole & co 10
Builders Brick & supply Co & Vincenzo COS
tantinI 23s, Hughes av; 5000; atty
Co. ,,.,,
2O7TH ST. e q, 100 It from cor Bway;
90 Gx1OO: Apl a. 1913 Maze Realty Co. or =
Y. TO Montrose Realty Co: $4,000; atty, l. 1
Co. 40 a.
100: Apl IA. 1913; same 20 same; S1ooco atV'
same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
SUES PAPER FOR 100000
Former Patrolman Hauls
Bronx Home News" to Court.

Because The Bronx Homo News" pub
Iished during the campaign last fall that
IAN Independent candidate for Sheriff was
chased out Of the Police Department as
bribe taker and CRATER and Is now
posing in The Bronx as public spirited
business man." Joseph Wasserman asks
10000
The atmosphere In the Supreme Court,
Bronx County, when the case was called
must have reminded the ex-pollceman of
the East Side where he walked the pave
ment so long. Many people he knew there
were apparently willing 10 testify In be-
half OF the defendant newspaper Was
serman admitted that he knew Rosie
Hertz and others mentioned in the pro-
ceedings, but denied that he had ever
taken brides although they had been Of
fered
The plaintiff had 10 submit TO search
ing investigation OF his income and re-
sources. When he went on the force,
where he served seventeen years. he had
s. 5000 In cash and diamonds. Diamonds
made more money for him than his reg
ular Job some years, he said. He main
tanned his calm easily until he was asked
IL some OF the furnishings in his house
had not been given 70 him by Rosie
Hertz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Uptown Commercial Rentals.

John W. Brett leased from Louis Firth
the dwelling house 81 West S7th st. for
business purposes. Douglas Robinson
Charles s. Brown Company were the
brokers.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler leased the store and
basement at the southeast corner OF 18th
st. and Third av. 10 Frederick Brandt
also rented for Gilbert Elliott the store
and basement at 21O East 74th st. to
Emile Poinson.
A. p. Coburn leased the eleventh hoor
In the Bownette, Il W. s1st St, TO Charles
p Spooner
Cross a. Brown leased TO A. Hirsch the
store and basement at 1924 Third av., and
10 Carl II. Page & Co. the second floor
and part Of the ground floor in the new
building at the northwest corner Of Hth
st. and Eleventh av.
The Schwab Realty Company Leased OF
fees in the Woolworth Building.
J.P.& e. J. Murray leased the saloon
nos Third av. for a term Of years to Max
Hartman
Pease e. Gilman leased a store for
Alexander Smith Cochran at 26 West 18th
81. 20 Charles J. Fisk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
FETHERSTON SAYS
HE'LL WAR ON DUST
Commissioner Tells Merchants
Street Flushing Will Be Ex-
tensive This Summer.

Commissioner Fetherston, speaking
Yesterday at the Aldine Club before tho
Central Mercantile Association. said that
q reorganization of the Department OF
Street Cleaning was absolutely necessary,
but that radical betterment was impos-
sfble under the budget fixed by the last
administration.
Two changes he promised TO make I'M
mediately He said: First. flushing OF
the streets will be carried out during the
summer season on a more extensive plan
than was contemplated I'm last years
budget. This is particularly important
during the hot weather. especially IN
crowded districts where people practi-
cally live in the streets. Streets shoulu
be washed on an average Of twice weeh,
and even daily where conditions demand
such cleansing"
The second change contemplated Is the
covering Of the ashcarts to AVOID the
dust nuisance which now exists.
Other points in the Commissioner
programme include: More rigid enforce
nent of ordinances respecting the litter
ing of public roadways; refuse receptacies
to be placed In some location otner IMAM
opposite the front door; revision OF the
present method OF finally disposing OIL
refuse. and the discarding OF the open
waterfront dump. the open cart ana the
open ashcan.
by adopting a scientific disposal meth
Cd said the Commissioner, the city
can save at the very least 10000 year
and there is no doubt that this saving
may be doubled II the disposal works are
efficiently operated"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
BIG RENTAL FOR
FULTON ST. PARCEL
SIS a Square Foot for Church St.
Corner-Other Downtown
Business Leases.

Rice & Hill report that they have leased
for William p. Andrews the immediate
corner store and basement in tho building
to be remodelled at lsl Fulton St. the
northwest corner Of Church St, 70 Barlow
& Levy for a long term OF years. After
extensive alterations the store will be
used for cafe purposes. II Is understood
that the rental TO be paid is approx
mately SIS a square foot, which is a record
for store space in this vicinity.
William A. White & Sons leased for
Cammann. voorhees, & Floyd. as agents,
the building z2s Washington St. for a
term Of years. TO the Italian Importing
Company; for Alfred A. Herberman q Co.
the store and basement at 3l4 Washing
ton st. TO Frank Gargiulo; the second loft
at e and Is Jay St for a term of years
to the Woddle Tea Company; the building
at So East 32d st. TO the New York Osteo-
pathic Clinic: the garage at 1903 West 18th
st 10 Philip H. Senior, and space at 10
and II OLD Slip TO Matthias J. Fitzpatrick
and Uriah Lenson.
The Charles r. Noyes Company leased
the store and basement at 70 South st. to
Samuel Becker for five years. the store
Az and IS Maiden. Lane 10 Isaac W. APP
plebaum temporarily; first loft ll6 Duane
st. for five years 10 the George II. Snow
Company: offices at 46 West oath st. to the
Production Film Corporation; second loft
at 14i Water st. to julius Kaufman. Offices
in 46 Cedar st. TO J. Andrews Coon; space
in 90 Fulton st. TO Donal Stillman, and
offices in 81 Beekman ST. to Hanck &
Schelly.
A.P. Coburn has leased half Of the sec
ond floor at 400 Pearl ST TO newly or
eanized lithographing concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Realty Notes.

Joseph f. Marx is the purchaser OF the
plot lO0xl37 feet on the south side OF
Academy St. 1875 feet west OF Broadway,
recently sold by Or. Wesley Wait.
Goodale. Perry & Dwight negotiated the
recent sale OF the fat house 951 Hoe ave.
for the Mack Construction Company 10
the Hamilton Securities Company. which
gave in part payment the plot l5SXl43
feet on the west side OF Undercli1 ave-,
90 feet north OF Washington Bridge Park.
The latter site will be improved with four
five story apartment houses. The brokers
have been appointed agents for the Hoe
ave. house and also the fiat houses 1855
and 1859 Park ave.
+. Gouget was the broker In the sale OF
the dwelling house 1872 West SD st. for
Catherine Hickey 10 Annie Buckley. re-
corded recently.
sydney 5. Cohen has removed his Office
10 331 Madison ave.
Tho Schwab Realty Company has re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MAY S.
Mann attain.

PARK Av. $ cor Sith St; for a y sty
apartment. 1888 4xs1.i0: Charter Construction
Co. 119 West 10Th ST. owner: r Lyons. ll9
West 10th 81, architect. 500 900.
% Az. " 6. 800 II OF llSth st. for sty
stores and lofts. 20x60; Trinity VI + Church.
Inc, 30j East llSth 81. owner; l. + J Weiher
21 West l25th 81. architect; $50. 600
STH Az. e. 56th 10 57th st. fo- an open
air moving picture theatre and store. 20.4N
55x irreg; Van Melton Corp. SO Claremont av.
owner: 3 W Leyitan, 20 West 5lst ST. srchi-
tect: 5000
BLEECKER ST. W cor Perry ST. for a 6
sty tenmt and stores, 2.6xe3. " Llpman and
" Cold 565 West 1921 ST, owner J Rein
schmidt az 4th av; $4,000.
The Bronx.
PARK Az. . g. 135sf OF 1soth st. for 3
sty brick pasteurlzing bldg. 375XlO5 Borden
Condensed Milk Co. 5 Taylor. president.
owner. lC8 Hudson st; \ Ullrlch 371 Fulton 81.
Brooklyn. architect; S65,0 900.
l72D ST. o $. 1884 OF Boston Rd; for 8
sty brk tenmt, 81 33x77.79: Terrace Court Co.
I6 " ls0th 81, II Champoli. president. owner
Fenemore. $40 Manhattan av, architect;
$40 co.
WHITEHALL Pr. s. 100 OF Byron av: FOR
a 2 sty brk dwg: Caroline r Grezzi, sos W
9Th 81. owner; Moore 3 Iandsiedel, 81 and
listh 81, architect $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Railroad Earnings.

The following railroad reports for
March were made public yesterday:
Cincinnati. New Orleans G Texas Pacific
Gross, 500 964; increase. $50. 75s: net. S257-
453; increase, S1470s
Alabama Great Southern-Gross 1892. 023
increase, $3.50; net, S7e.o56; decrease $40
S47
Mobile & Ohio-Gross s1.O72.341 decrease.
ssI67: net, 1920. 713. decrease, $50. SAB
Hudson & Manhattan-Gross, Sass 36if In
crease, $4,000: net, s29ooi3; increase. sl2.-
ST. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Gross S2,773SS7: decrease SOS 6g3; net
1924. COS; decrease. S3S, 49S
St Louis Sc San Francisco-Gross, S3.5OB To-
175; Increase sl7S97; net. 1926. 643: decrease.
S2S0.4
Great Northern-Gross, s527e, 800: de-
crease, slse37e; net, s1,Sss,5s5; Increase.
National Railways Of Mexico-Gross 50. o.
623. s5l; decrease. s743. 4ss. net. sis5.5Ss: de
crease, s1301. $3.50
'rnteroceanic Railway OF Mexico-Gross.
s1.O53, 1885, increase s7o7. 1879; net. ssTi.ss5
Increase. S59473.
Youngstown 6 Ohio River--Gross. s2l.222;
increase. 81, pa; net, 81. 500. Increase. si.459
Mexican currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

The following transactions were recorded AZ
the New York Real Estate Exchange ye.'er-
day:
BY Joseph p. Day.
esrH ST. a East. 100 Madison Az. -
100 IL. o rty tenmt; sold 10 the plainun io'
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST. so7 West. $. 100 sth ave .o ~.
100 iIY irreg sty tenmt; sold 20 the plainun
for si7.soo.
BY Samuel Marx
NAcoNR,s pI. VS.. 2ss 1891 81. SO. exso Ok
s0xiI3S vacant: sold 20 the piainhii io'
$1,000.
AT The Bronx exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day
156TH ST. SAB Fast. n s, s4.4 frospec, az,
Aoxi 40 5x4O l1l2o. vacant sold 10 the piainu'i
for So, 800. .or %
ROAD from New York 10 Boston . e'c a1ro % 20
O'Delr. Landing, 5i%. 1xI4xS0ox24s. Sh~o"A''V'''
SOLD 10 the plaintiff for S1I 900.
ROAD 10 dock W a. el.6 Thomas ~ 90
100 2x6s oxl02s S: sold TO the piain'H ioi
$40 00c.
BY Charles A. Berrfan.
BROOK AV, 200 cor 18TH 81, COX - -! -
o5x77q stv tenmt and stores: sold 70 inc
plaintiff for $4,000.
BY James /. Wells 4 Co
1ssTH ST. 1l3 and rs East. cor Na .l,i
~ 491ixlOOx2s 3xl02.2. and sly factory .
sold to the plaintiff for $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
Six New Jersey Dwellings
and Lots Taken in Part
Payment.
QUICK RESALE OF
Sd AV. TENEMENT
Parcel at 4Sth ST. Corner Changes
Ownership Twice Since Sat-
urday-Other Sales.

Albert sold TO the W. J. Rich De-
veIopment Company the entire block front
m Fort Washington ave, between l'sth
and 1Scth SITS. on the westerly sioe OF 'ne
avenue on the site are two six story
high class elevator apartments, known as
the Westwood and the Clifwood' Tor 'he
Picken Building Company. The properly
was held at $4,000. In part payment the
Rich Development Company gave six pri-
vate dwellings and some lots, located at
y5flsdale. Bergen County, n. J.
Thu same broker sold them two weeks
seo the entire block front on AUDUBON
ava between IT'D and 1876 sts-. known
as thu Dawson and tho Morrison which
we're held at 10000 The Brown 6rotners
have accepted for same sixteen houses
and some lots IN Hillsdale, Bergen Coun-
~. n. ]. The new purchasers OF the prop
.rtv sre investors and the property mas
been bought entirely for investments
Lao Stein is identified with the Rich
DEVELOPMENT Company. Louis Helm was
connected in one OF these transactions.
victor Freund has sold for the Kenton
Realty Company (Fisher Levine and l.
H. Kempner) TO Frank P. Moser Tor m
yestment tho four story tenement mouse
III Third ave, at the northwest corner
NJ Asth st. on a lot 255Ns55 feet. 1t was
purchased by the selling company last
Saturday from Mrs. p. J. Kennedy Inc
nroperty sold for something less tnah
t2s 600 in the present transaction
Robert r. Rainey has sold for the Merit
Realty Company Marcus L. Osk, presi-
oenD. Is and It Sixth ave. two four story
tenement houses, on q plot 35.Sxlo2x irreg-
uIar. diagonally opposite West Sd st. Inc
buver is a client Of Pope & Brother
Other sales announced follow
12sTH ST. c W Smith has resold tor the
Hensle Realty Co, u W lZoth 81. az 80
basemt dwelg, an lot loxloO' oet ON anu t7 ,ss
avs The seller recently acquired me mouse
through the same broker in an exchange loi
Do ,1STT ST r Davidson has sold for the
Acme Realty Co j kAhh. pS HSt on
sly apt houses at 353-35I W lieth s st. a on
blot 1OOxlO0 II. 200 II OF MoIhihgsIoe a. az.
mis- is the first sale Of the houses Sl.Se ei,vs
we're erected by Mr. Kahn in 1901. Ihey nave
-, rid az 5000 600 Mr. Davidson has been
appointed agent Of the property. 49, - L.z
81 NICHOLAS Az, Tho L Il May 20 nas
roid for Lena Friedlander the s0u.nes az, on
of 18Th st and ST Nicholas ay sly na'; ~, Sn
slot 75xlOOx irreg. 10 Bracheh CoIeis on
rave in part payment Kenmare' iTOhlii -, "a
hE-sotiin ocean and Meadow avs, Far Rock
sway' consisting Of a cottage and outouilaihsS
D" 9TH "a IA ST. T ortmann has sold for Zomoo
s29 " 124th 81. 8 sty fat on LOT 21xS5ll.
DOWNING ST. Kurz & Uren nave sou t or
t4uhener & Fischer "a 10 IS Downing 81 an
! stv loft bldg plot 6OXIo.
Avn a the Alvin Realty CO has sold the
s,v tenrnt. 45.4x1o0. on land leased frGih
The Charles Aston Bristed estate OF SlocA
Sridge Mass at 97-99 Av A, 10 + anz a
Humpfner was the broker. To-.
WEBSTER Az, P Weber has sold me o lam
~, bouse az 1899 Webster ave, on lot -VN'o'
% SnaYks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06

Morris Park av: May 4; 800: atty IL
Baechler. 1926 Walker AZ. o.,, =,
JEROME Az. g r. ssJ OF 1arue'u
81 4xias. 5x45x43.p, n q Merkel and ano' ehIs,
10 Arboryiew Realty GO. dl2 W 2olth 81 Siay
4. 500; atty. Title Guarantee ana trust ~
LAFAYETTE ST. W =. lot 30, map mon .,
port 1OONios. l. Muller 70 Emma Hlllirhy, 81
Union av: May o (mtg 5000 500; any
Title Guarantee and Trust Co ,oo, r,
MORRIS Ay, n cor 1922 ~, 0oxlV"o' =
y Moore ref TO Rosalie - lockwood et al,
~ Commonwealth av. Boston; April 3; $1,000
attys Williamson q n, 3Gi AleNandcr av' ne
oRRIs AV. s. 25o1 n " Of ld5th ~, Zo %,
100 sx25xi00.1o. also Morris av, - 90 80 ~
n OF lGJth 81. 25xlOOG y Clnch ana eho'
exrs. to y n J DAILY. $50 President ST. B"yn'
Apl g. sli $50. attys l. II co. ~.
SAME PROPERTY. J. II DAILY TO iea
Rountrec. I4s Rogers ave. Bklyn' Api To-
Si p2u.' HAM Az, 2 cor Arthur T.. e5 2x16 Ok
asx5xI5; LAMBERT TO Del Belo and ano, ISL
Hughes ave: Apl go. 81: attys. T O. & II co.
So Por-T,EVARD. " =. $50 It W OF Home st.
o5xlOO: also So Boulevard. 1889 W =, ZoNIoo'
Martha q Perna to 5 Perna, 100 Union aV-'
Jamaica l. May :; mtg. Sls'o9o' 81 "'''
S Perna. 105 Union av. Jamaica, l. J.
SO BOULEVARD. 8. 100 n OF Long
wood av. DIX irreg: II y faerbrock to y Wen
deiken, 1920 Crotona ave. Apl 2s. mtge' sl''-
3s7. 500. attys. Elfers a a, 27T Bway.
sTERBINs Az. s. pol II W OF CHS
holm II ok irreg: ID Feehen Cor Feehanl 70
J sonsin CO. Inc. 1874 Bristow 81: May y /,
mtg. $1,000. 100 atty. Furthmann' 81
T ', Az. 5si. w 8. 2O1loo; J Hilbring
So 900; May ): $780, atty. T G g. T Co.
WALTON AV. II cor 10th 81, b5llh1,.oN
S7x45 10: W II yelling TO III \ sherman, n.y.
n Y; Mar 3; mtg 22,oO0; ST. atty
sherman, 20 Nassau st. H..
WENDoVER AV. 42i. :. 81 Gxs87 Home me
Guardian 90, Of y 10 Sadie r Mass. Az
Wendover av; mtg. $1,000; May = 81 ATTY
I G * r co. 80,
WILIIAMSBRTDGE RID :. IN range WIZ
fence on 3 Morris Park, contains ! acres.
also Williamsbridge I'd. W g, al lain -
Y y ii 4 II r Il co. $4,000; g + Balsley ~
schuylerine Baisley. Williamsbridse 70.
near Pierce av: July 10. '15; 81. at'y
Power 215s Walker 81.
3p AVE. W cor 1880 st, 0ix5s; w sud
brink 10 Ebllng Brewing Co, $50 st AIMS ave-,
Nov 10. 10; 81; atty. Ebling Brewing "a 40
81 AIMS ave. 90, - ~
Wakefield e5xil4, Blanche Brooks et az - Lo
+ { s Hcunstadt. AS East li0th ST. April 90
81: atty. T @ q T CO. -o.,oo
t-nionport: Amelia X Angelock TO II schm!1l
and ano 2i2s Newbold av, May J. >lV'' a''s'
a Hallv 20G9 Westchester av ,
18TH ST, n s. 20 n OF RIDER aV, oVN'V'
NJ Killings 10 MIX Bottiers' Federation ~
East 5ith ST. May l mtg $4,000 ST. atty
18TH ST. SIS. go It Of willis ay. 25xioo, l.
wiebke 70 P Theobald; 1904 =, "a "a Sv' May ""'s
I4sTH ST 243 Fast. 3, 25xl06.5i Antohae
veseisky TO c Cermy IS Darvall 5t; corona
I, /; April 20; 81: atty. Cermy' 90 bar'@i'
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
GRAND LODGE IN SESSION
Judge Freifeld to Succeed
Charles Smith as Master.

The 1891 annual session OF the Grand
Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons Of
the State Of New York opened yesterday
afternoon in Masonic Hall, 2ith st. end
Sixth av Grand Master Charles Smith,
Of Oneonta, presided and addressed the
gathering The first session was taken up
by the reading OF reports of officers and
committees.
The session will last three days. The
election OF officers win be tomorrow.
Grand Master Smith. who has held his
present Office for two years, will be sue
ceeded by Judge George Freifeld. OF
Brooklyn, now Deputy Grand Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-06
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ct al, trus; $4,000, attys. Philips & 4,
II Park Row.
BELMONT Az. s. $50 n 1881 e.. 5Oxl00
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