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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-02

The gentleman with the retreating
chin sat down feeling he had saved
his country. His fellow Guardians
had the same feeling when they left
the hall few minutes later.
"How about your speech on the
Catholics?". The orator strobe across
the platform in the direction from
which the question. came.
My friend he said, Il congratu-
late you. You have the courage to
come out In the open and ask me a
question. There are others who are
working in the dark, and whispering
attacks on me because of that speech.
They are afraid to ask me about it,
for they we'll know could explain
the reasons why it was made. From
their standpoint it would be bad for
those reasons to become known. Elk
planned, that speech would strengthen
me with the fairninded voters of the
district.
so they do not ask me about it,
but circulate in the dark that / am
an enemy of the republic; that would
destroy the public schools and turn
things over to the Pope. Such nom
sense will influence no sane person.
Why, friends, / am not even Catho-
lie; have never even been in a
Catholic church"
A tall farmer in a front seat stood
up.
Then how do you know they amt
schemin' in their churches to get con-
trolaof our schools?"
This APT question brought applause,
and for amonisnt the orator looked
ai4rife worried, But he soon re-
covered himself
i'fMy friend he said, you have
evidently asked II good faith. You
are evidently not member of the
Black-Hand organizations that are OPP
posing me. for they all swear that
the Catholic people are kept in the
dark by their priests. According to
the Menace. you need not worry about
anything taking place in a Catholic
church. The priests keep their real
plans from the people and feed them
mush
But when his speech was finished
the orator knew he had failed to con-
vince his hearers.
Anyhow. he told himself, he would
Immediately see the inside of Cath
olic church, to be prepared for the
next questioner. BY chance, as he
glanced over the local paper after his
speech that afternoon; HE ran across
an article stating that there would
DE Rosary and Renedietian All the
Continued on page 10
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"Hurrah for you, Bill"
That's the stuff, Bill" II
The gentleman with the retreating
chin sat down feeling he had saved
his country. His fellow Guardians
had the same feeling when they left
the hall few minutes later.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-02

i would like to yield, Mr.. Speak
err" replied the young member, "but
q have not the time. The gentleman
refused to yield to me-,
"The gentleman refuses to Yield"
81 say, the gentleman lives up
State, and therefore much may be for
given him. But when the gentleman
Eimpugns the patriotism of Catholics,
he must answer to more than the
people Of his district.
HE must answer the voice of Jack
Barry, ringing with reputation of
British gold: he must answer the
|click-click of Sheridan's horse, beat
ing on its way to Winchester: he
must answer the shouts and creams of
Meaghers green battalions, climbing
the heights Of fredericksburg he
must answer all the cries from the
past, from every battlefield of our
history cries from Catholics she'd
ding their blood for their country
'The gentleman's time has ex.
pired, said the Speaker; but he was
not heard His voice was drowned
in roar of applause. A demonstra-
ton such as few orators are priv.
legged to inspire followed the perora-
ton of the young congressman. Wom-
en- in the gallery waved handkerl
chiefs: his colleagues rushed forward
to grasp his hand.
John, I'm proud of you!" His
friend. the bluff old Wilmington, took
his arm and helped him through the
crush.
But I'm sorry for you too, boy
he added. when they reached a rear
bench.
oh, don't think 1T viii hurt me. 2
laughed the younger man, as he
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-10-02

wiped the perspiration from his
brow.
Hurt? l should say it will! From
this minute you are marked for
slaughter"
Another member laughed.
ooh, no; you're wrong, Bob. Will.
mans is a Catholic district, I'll wag-
err"
mot ten thousand Catholics in his
district" snorted Wilmington.
Then, what in blazes possessed
your" The man looked at Wilman
in amazement.
II don't know" Wilman replied,
smiling rather shyly. That fellow
getting up there and disgracingt the
House by his vile unscrupulousness
made me SO mad l just couldn't help
it. That's all''
What do you know about it?' de-
manded a veteran wheel-horse of the
group after Whitman had left. 1.-TWO
months from election, and the fellow
gets up here and makes a speech
like that! Either he is tired of Wash.
ington or he is headed for padded
CELL"
"The court will come to order. This
meeting of the Guardians has been
called for the purpose of considering
and taking whatever action may be
agreed to upon the recent speech OF
Congressman Wilman of this dis
trict, in the House of Representatives
All formal procedure is suspended and
the secretary will read the speech al
once
"Whoopee. That's the ticket
shouted loud-voiced member in the
rearsof the dimly-lighted hall.
The secretary read the speech
which was received with jeers and
angry EXPLANATIONS To-
.tAnd," added the secretary. 81 have
to report that up until now Wilman
has not answered any of our letters. I
Suggestions are now in order,
said the chairman.
nfofO you, SHOuSOu 1k0 AO@o
mouthed member, that we have
printed five thousand copies of the
speech and pass them out at every
one of Wilman's meetings We got to
beat this traitor who would hand over
our liberties to the Pope of Rome."
Loud applause answered him. a
Iankyi individual, with a retreatfng
chin. in his enthusiasm leaped to his
feet; and then to his terror found he
had the floor They were waiting for
him to speak.
Il heard tell he stammered
that just before he made his speech
Wilman was taikin' to a cardinal 81
the Romish Church r .iss
Got paid for Il. -
ssTraitor!"
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LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.

The Fire Companies Building Corpora
ton has rented the Cedar street store in
its building, so Maiden lane and 81
Cedar street. to the newly organized
American Eagle Fire Insurance Com
pany also Office space to II. w. Hen
ming & Son, II. II. Green and J. II. Rob
inson.
Henry Brady has leased to the Der.
ger Manufacturing Company the store a,
204 West T~wenty-third street also the
second loft in 202 West Twenty-third
street for three years to Philip koro'
sosky.
The Real Estate MANAGEMENT Company
has leased for Samuel Borchardt the
store at 2572 Broadway to c. Harootun
ian, for a rug store for a term OF I'VE
years.
Bastine & Co. have leased space ir
ia Fifth avenue to Edward Grano ant
Hirsh Koplowit1.
NJ. 4 l.. Hess, Inc. have leased thu
third loft at II East Twenty-first street
to Oscar Rosner the sixth loft at TO-
Fifth avenue to Irving c. Stern space
at 30-32 West Fifteenth street 10 Gold
ierie 4 Co. and space at 400 Pear
street to O'Keefe & Bannin.
Bastine & Co. have leased In ia Fiji
avenue space TO Edward Grano anC
Hirsh Koplowitz.
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uyry MANY B'KLYN FLAT SITES.

The ReaNy Associates ave sold 93-o
Nontrose avenue, brick buildings, on
Mot lOoxlO0. and a plot 50xlOO on the
west side of Emerson place 100 reef
north OF Lafayette avenue to the New
kirk Realty and Construction Company,
through NJ. Arlington Wilson as broker.
The Associates also have sold the south
west corner OF Rogers avenue and Union
street, a plot l27.exl00, and a plot looN
100 on the south side OF Malbone street,
200 feet west of Bedford avenue, to the
$50 Pacific Street Company. The COM
pany will improve the Rogers avenue
plot with a four story house on the cor
ner and FIVE three story buildings on the
inside lots. on the Malone street plot
il will erect two four story. so foot
houses also sold on the north side or
Lincoln place, 375 feet east of Underhi!l
svenue, Il plot 50xl00, and 575 feet east
Of Upderhill emu a plot OOxlO0
also 297-9 Pearl street, 5Oxl02, to tina
Conrad Construction Corporation. The
Pearl street site will be improved with
. five story apartment, and on the
Lincoln place plot the purchasers Will
erect three -four story apartments. The
Realty Associates sold the northeast
corner Of Bedford eel and Robinson
street, a plot S5xl00. at the corner and
SoXl23 in the rear on Robinson stree,
TO Grace Una. for Improvement. through
the Westwood Realty Company.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THOMAS ANDERSON, residing a, ~!
HONEYWELL avenue, Bronx. formerly head
of the Thomas Anueisoh s'u.,s No.r
alton, which had a dozen grocery stores
in New York city, has h!ed an individual
petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
OF ga. 500 and no assets ne ina2rseu
notes OF the company for lS,593. Ellen
A. stewar, is his largest creditor. 1880,
on "a deficiency Judgment
CHARLES GREENhCT' dealer In airy
has nled a petition In bankruptcy with
liabilities Of s.. 369 and assets of sl,iSs.
consisting OF stock, sl,4l7. and debt due
by u policeman. vi.
Schedules Filed.
ABRAHAM l.. P~ERLSTElN, manufacture
OF dresses at ia West Twenty seventh
street. has hled assignment schedules
showing liabilities of sli,IS3, nominal
assets OF s5,si7 and actual assets Of
KAPiT & ABEL, manufacturers of sum
mer clothing and raincoats at ~ East
Broadway, have Med assignment sched-
ules showing liabilities of 81, 1888, nomi.
nal assets OF s2,6s6 and actual assets of
GREEN BROS, cloak manufacturers at
80 West Twenty FIRST street, have hled
bankruptcy schedules showing liabilities
OF stb, 900 and assets OF $3.50. from sale
S q 1!1'f a by ne a;sisnfsa COMPANY
Of loo West Third street, has filed bank
ruptcy schedules showing liabilities OF
$S757 and no assets.
compositions Confirmed.
sLovAk NEWSPAPER AND BOOK COM
PANY, INC.-Judge Mayer has CON
frmed a composition of the Sloyak
Newspaper and Book Company, Inc. of
80? East seventy.third street viii
creditors at 25 cents on the dollar each.
MATS RARRis-Judge Maver has CON
nrmed a composition of MATHS Harris.
dry. goods jobber At 50 Eidr!dge street
with creditors at rs cents on the dollar.
Assignments.
HRns nuufact,re ~
feather downs, pillows and cushions at
~ West Twenty fourth street, have
The partners are Jacob, Joseph and
Loais. Jacob only signed the deed IN
L6 81 "f H1M q Ies p ,f% soy-Loo,. and
Benjamin Hamburger, who composed the
Arm OF Louis hamburger 4 Son, manu-
facturers OF mattresses at Sit East
DAVID RRosFN5zwSERfiGc"' MANUFACTURES of
made an assignment to Peter J. Bran
Receiver Appointed.
HYMAN ROSENZW Eli--Judge MAYER
has appointed william Cunningham of
Ellerville, receiver for LYMAN Rosen-
zwsis, wholesale dealer In candy and
brought by David Epstein, "A creditor
Liabilities are $4,000 and nominal as
sets are !2s,oOc, The bond OF the re
bankruptcy Discharges.
Judge Mayer OF the United states DIS
trict Court has granted discharges to these
YOUMAN'S tcorpOration), hat manufac.
turers, u West forty-sixth street: liza
bilities, Sllt.l71,
HENRY WEISS, as O. n. Weiss 4 Son,
leather and nndings, g:e East Forty
second street; liabilities ss7,2is.
LAWRENCE X. O'FINNN, saloon and
hotel at Highland Falls, liabilities, $50,
$40.
GEoRGE r., .yoLCKHAusEN. clerk
Bronxville; liabilities, sls,?95.
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N~on-elevator. large rooms. plenty OF
closets and all improvements.
Ready for occupancy September LIST
subject to lease.
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COLUMBIA LEAsBHOLD SOLD.

WEST 49TH STREET-Frank Il. Tay-
Tor has sold for Mrs. Ethel c. Reming-
ton 81 West F~orty-ninth street. a
four story and basement house with
extensions on lot ~20xl00.5, Columbia
College leasehold. TO a client for occu-
pancy.
lO4TH STREET.-SIawson d
Hobbs have sold for the estate OF
Paul Hoffman. 3l2 West iO4th street,
A three and a half story dwelling. on
lot 2Ox55xl00.5. to a client Tor O.
cupancy =.
HAsT 9iST STREET.-Leon S, Alt
MAYER has sold for Mrs. Henrietta A.
Rosenblatt the three story and base
ment private dwelling lOs East
Ninety-first street, and also Tor the
estate of Samuel Rosenblatt the ad-
Joining three story and basement
private house III East Ntnety-nrst
street. The two properties form a
Mot 30 feet by 100 feet, and VIII be
altered by the owner into two Ameri-
can basement dwellings Immediately
The purchaser Is l.. simon.
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~FORECLOsURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK,-MARGARETTE E.
Plaintiff, against SIMON DoCTER ana
others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of a judgment of fore:
closure and sale. duly made and entered
date the 2sth day of July, 1915, i, the
undersigned, the Referee in said Judgment
named. will sell at public auction at the
s E1sssn g ,s sai soronai Of S0s Manhattan h,s 'e cisy
Of New York, on the slst day Of August,
1915. at u o'clock noon on that day. by
BRYAN L. KENNELLY suctioneer, the
sold and therein described as follows,
l. that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. with the building and improvements
thereon. situate. lying and being In tho
City OF New York. and bounded and de-
BEGINNING at a point in the Southeriy
side OF One hundred and thirteenth Street.
distant two hundred and eighty-one t2si)
feet and three 8 inches Easterly from the
southessterly corner OF said Street and
Fifth Avenue. running thence s~outherly
parallel with said Avenue and part of the
T,ssy through parry wn'l' ons hundred
centre line Of the block. thence Easterly
along said centre line OF the block Eighteen
lls feat and nine 90 inches. thence
Northerty again parallel with said Avenue,
One hundred G6o) feet and eleven UD
inches 10 the southerly side OF said One
hundred and thirteenth Street. and thence
westerly along the same Eighteen uD
fe.t and Nine 90 Inches to the point or
Dated: New York, August S, 1915.
EDWARD u. BOWLING. Referee
pCER. STRONG 4 WHITEHEAD, Attor-
neys for Plalntin. No 40 wall Street,
-.Boroush Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold. Its street number is 20
East 18th Street.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
one Fifty West Twenty second, street,
Manhattan; capital. 10000. directors;
Walter j. Rosenstein. Edwin Horwttz and
Frances singer, New York city. 49,, Co.,
Riverside Drive and Ninety.third Street
CORPORATION. Manhattan; capital. $4,000;
directors, Walter J. Rosenstein. Edwin
Horwitz and Frances Singer. New YORK
city.
Manhattan; capital. $4,000: directors;
RareaIly Erardy. New York city; Emil
IL Richman, brooklyn. and Janet +,
Levinson, New York city:
Fowler and Williams, Manhattan; capl-
raj $500: directors, Leonard Williams,
Fillmore ] Fowler and william ]. Fowler.
New York city.
r. and +. Realty corporation brook.
Finkelstein, Lillian Rhein and Benjamin
Rhein, Brooklyn.
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BUILDERS BUY LAND
FOR UPTOWN FLATS
Yarcc Plots on Hist and 191st
streets to Be Improved
More Brooklyn Flats.
TWO LARGE ESTATES SOLD

The upper part of Manhattan fur
,,sbcd practically all Of the real estate
activity reported yesterday. There were
,ro deals there for vacant land, as a re-
mi, Of which the city soon will be richer
,y five moderate priced apartment
sopse.. outside OF these transactions
me principal interest Of the market
..r,rcd in the sales OF two large resi-
.,,,lal places in Westchester county
,,,,h were held at more than 100000
..ch. The buyer in one instance is a
,.s,eent OF ohio who will make the
mace his permanen, home. From Brook
,,, came reports OF n number of sales
=, vacant plots to building companies
mich will erect apartment houses. The
-. were ALI in the Flatbush section,
',dicatlng a continued demand for
apartment homes there.
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The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Observation-Disclosures liner United
States. sailing to-day for Christisnsand.
Will take mail. closing at 10 A. NJ, for
Norway, sweden, Denmark, Germany. Aus
tria, Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey.
The white star liner Cymric. sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool. Will TAXI mall. clos.
ing at 5 30 A. NJ, for Great Britain ana
Ireland. when specially addressed only.
The \avigaZione Generate Italiana liner
Duct degll Ahruzzi. sailing saturday for
Naples. viii take mail. closing at $3.50
\. NJ, for Italy, Rumania. Bulgaria. Ser
lla, switzerland and Greece. when spe-
CIa'ly addressed only.
The American liner Philadelphia, sail
Ing saturday for Liverpool, VIII take mail.
closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe, except
Germany, Austria, Hungary,
Turkey. the Netherlands. Norway, sweden
and the East Indies.
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q
Manhattan,

nth AV, t33-Ralph La PIMA agt l6s
West 3Ath st Co. owner. James Hogan,
contractor
SAME PROPERTY-Authony Polzella agt
i6s W 3Ith st Co, owner; James Hogan.
contractor 1888 so
22D ST. tls & 42l aaron LiebovItz agt
sarah pernick. owner; Nathan Gerber,
contractor .'.....'.. ..s...'.. .s'sE'
I'D Av. is3l-Leib Guberman agt Theodore
Miohaels, owner; Isaac Singer, contrac-
tor ,,,..s .....- .,...,. ..... ...,'' s5o
FORSYTH ST. ty-Arthur i Panor agt
Banned Friend, owner, Isaac thinner
man, contractor Ss43 30
RlvlNGTON ST. ?37-Daniel " Raber agt
Mary J quinn, owner, Rubin, Roberts 4
HurvitI, contractors .....,,, ..,,.t5l
CLINTON ST. li7-Daniel NJ RAIDER agt
Bertha Boltan, owner. Roberts Contract
ing Co. Inc. contractor. ...,......s 2lb
RlNINGTON ST. I3i-Saul Kronman agt
Minnie Edelstcin, owner; Kahn Bros con-
tractor ','...., ''''t'''f wv
Bronx.
JACKSON Az, W =. 26.l 3 Dater -, 50NlOO
Giuseppe Bald agt Flar Building Cor
pora ton and Jennie Woln. owners, tlhr
Building Corporation. contractors Sl-o
WEBSTER Az. n e cor 1894 -, 5pNBl-
Edwin II Aube ag, McEvoy 4 Roster
owners; Henry Schamberger, c%ontrac.
fnr Z
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

I'd Az, iOs,' sn,c,E1,.e, FT sS, ct ID a. At, to
Il I'll: yrs from Nov l. isi+i stty,
BRoADWAY, SIZE, store and part base
ment-Granvine Realty Co to Gustavs
Grammas, +i6 +th av, 8 yrs from Sept
,ssD IT, '~5s5.S!i ". siore-siai,n 4
S%chmurkler to John Coleman, 52a West
Issd st, 5 yrs from Sept |, 1915; atty,
Fitch, NJ a q. Sg Nassau 81, ,.,,,,. Sis0
SOUTH ST, 22s.22y; water st. 4ts-t5l, al
Jas $ Reardon q ano to saml Joseph
& ano. 2s7 Henry st, s yrs from May
1876 atty Lazarus Joseph. ?ei
coiIiMBus Az, Tvs. cor store-Jas j
O'Reilly 4 sno to Abr Zimmerman. :
yrs from Oct /, 1916; atty, NJ Asofsky
20tS v Rwav... IN,tt'
ST NICHOLAS AV, 1883. cor store-Al-
phonse Andre Il ano to Jas nj Matteo
a292 LIST av, I sta yrs from NAV /
18TH ST :Ss E, =? sty b!dE,-L9uis
Schmid to Aaron Puchowitg, all Hicks
IT, Bklyn, & ano, : yrs from Sept |, 1918
atty n Perlman, go Bway tL,7t,
OLiNVILLE Az, $685., aii-Minnie Well
TO Gescne Kahle, 36i5 ol,nvIlle sv.
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100000 ESTATE SOLD.

Eugene S. Reynal. clubman n polo
PLAYER, has sold the property known as
the Westchcster Hunt Club tract on Pur-
cht." street, Harrison. just outside the
llui'S OF the White Plalns town line.
IT," property consists OF eighty acres
and "A large residence, which has BEEN
used As a clubhouse, II Is said that the
purchase price was about 5000 900. Tho
sa'e of the Hunt Club property follows
~ easing Of Mr., Reynal's mansion on
Mautroueck road, White Plains, sew
'rI. weeks ago, This fine country seat
N'- leased to the Misses Tewkesbury
iol u"ri> Of New Milford, Conn, and Il
IS. %" OPENED in the fall az "A fashion
-" tn'shn g school for young ladies,
~ ~ !. Kennels, who made the sale
o. ''" Harrison tract, has not yet an
i"I'"ed the name OF the purchaser. but
y , sand that a wealthy New Yorker
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The Approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, 10 satisfy which the above.
described property Is to be sold, is s7.2st5s,
with Interest thereon from the 3lst day
OF July, 1915, together with the costs and
allowance amounting to 1921 as. with in
ierest from August ., 1918, together with
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of the taxes. assessments and
water rates, or other liens. which are to
be allowed TO the purchaser out of the
purchase money or paid by the Referee, 10
SS0S. rs and interest.
Dated, New York, August :, 1918.
pERcTNAL " GREGORY. Referee
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U AT AUCTION.
Public q -erinEs Yesterday In Man
haitian. The bronx and Brooklyn.
lat - NESEY STREET.
Nv Henry Brady,

lat - vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady,
LUDLOW ST, II W s. i7S'l n Cana 81;
due, s25,s6s,26 taxes, &c. '2ss!S; TO
,7 m E Pls'?sfS'"w w. n 5. s:5 " Central PARK
W 25xioo.ll'. sly tnt-Germsn ss wings
hank AIT Adeline Widmayer ct al: due.
.ai,7liSai taxes, &C. 's7l; adjourned to
September 8.
a. s2Os THIRD AVENUE1
BY Henry Brady.
srEBBINs Az, l?7O.s. e s., 100 n lssth
st, SOxis5 sx5o lxl2sii, sly not
Rhlpsla.asr R F c; g, s.:eH .ss.l Hob 80.
sT'ElR sfsiSs2a k Y Tpss7HpisTs, e. $50 niss5S
q, 5oSi2s Ih6Ssi9Ssss ,.bs,n sS H natMrA' ~
ct NtNa,Hp;s due ..s!a?.ss; taxes, &C, $685. So
70 isf g'ahivv' AZ TTs7s:igsC.' -, 200 n IsstS
st - 5oxisl, 5x5oIxl:s,7. 5 sty nat-PhilLr
Rhlnelander agt stebbins Holding CO
st.s!; due, ,'S,;sTsS, taxes 81 m al
eG SG'ss; e ' ~. ' ss ! . !. ! isst
st st. ?@Ssssil. :. sty dwlg: also Beaumont
av, 22st e $, 7?6 $ 1881 st. aciixss'll
; cor Mapes av, iooxs5, 8 sty nat
r q Perry, irus, agt chas schaefer. Jr
ct al; due, sl5tes,s5, sub to pr mtg,
a%sgregating 10000 adjourned TO Au'
nv Charles ], Dunn.
lssTH ST, sos L. 1s9 W Bathsate av
.Ov95, 2 sty int Il Wood ct al as
Sc, $3.50; to the plaintiff ,,..,. .s5,oo'
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
By James l.. Brumiey.
| 5sTU ST = W $, l20 = e Sd av. 20xlo0.2-
X Carpenter agt Il Geisman ct al; e
X Thompson, 1880
3OxlO0-Lawyers Mtg Co ast + VaI
wick ct all to Lawyer Mtg Co, 81. 4o'
HOPKINSON Az, g :, 1910 n Atlantt'
av. II. ?Vs0 b-p Eyer agt $ Malone,
ct al; to s Malonev~, ,...,,.... $3.50
by W J MoPhillismy a co.
BAY RIDGE AV, u = 2l2S " I'd av, lso'
lib-Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn, 1g
u ] RYAN ct al; In separate parcels 4
plaintiff for so each. subject to mtl
Sisli.
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s25,ooo OZONE PARK LOT SITE.

The New Jersey Avenue Realty Com
pany has sold to the Hendrix Improve
ment Company forty-two lots at Ozone
Park. Twenty-six OF the lots have a
frontage of $50 feet on the north side
OF Fieeland avenue, seven have a front
age OF li0 feet on the south side Of
Freeland avenue and 100 feet on the
south side OF Bell place, all located on
me- east side of Woodhaven avenue /;
ais, , plot with a frontage OF 2SM feet
o. the east side or Woodhaven avenue
and III feet on the south side Of Free
land venue, The enure Offering is said
" no worth s25, 900.