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engraving, Matchmaking and
-. Jewelry Repairing.

y a. II
nc,.t ~. JEW ELRI co. r. Bush, the eN-
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lem ,",n swiss Watches also especial at
jon given to high grade clocks Called
rai aeariN contracts arranged Cen
~ venue Atlanta 1881 12-1g-42
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Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
Wanted.

WANTED-lmmediate small furnished
or unfinished room. in vicinity of West
PeaChtree and Pine, not more than Sc: by
elderly gentleman. Answer Bell phone
Ivy 6660-J. 1-1-36
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Boarders Wanted.

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Rent Bulletin.
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Medical.

DR.. EDMONDSON'S Tansy, Peunyroyal
and Cotton Root Pills, a safe and re-
pressed menstruauon, Irregularities and
similar Instructions. Trial box by mail
soc Frank Edmondson q Bro manufac-
turing chemists, II North Broad street.
Atlanta 2-17-14
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Lost and Found.

Lost and Found.
TIRE party that has found your lost ar
ticle will be looking for your ad in this
loser by placing an ad in Tho Georgian s.
Lost and Found" column.
s~~>--~~~-s--,---~s->---~
LOST Sunday night on West Linden
street or South Pryor car, gold ear
ring Return TO 26S Williams and re
ceive reward. 12-31-lg
LOST Sunday on Peachtree street. be-
tween Sixth and Eleventh, or Peach
tree and Juniper, on Eleventh street. bar
pin, set with pearls and amethyst Re
ward Can Main SIS. Miss Conner
LOST-Either on Walker 10 Westview
car, Broad street, Mitchell or White
han, between Buehler Bros. meat market
and Whitehall and Mitchell, ladies' soil
taire diamond ring, Tiffany setting. with
West Mitchell street and receive reward
LOST Friday night between Gem store
opal ring with two small pearls. valued
very much by owner Reward c returned
TO No. Crew street, Elise Walsh,
l2-31-7
LOST OR STOLEN-In Buckhead on
Christmas eve night, one female poodle
dog. Answers to name Of Little Bits"
Finder please return to Y. j. Dumas Gro
Gerry store, Buckhead. and receive reward.
l2-30-40
LOST-Slvc" mesh purse containing De-.
tween $40 and Sl5. Reward. Phone Ivy
GG1l-J 1e-30-32
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Furnished Apartments For Rent.

apartment of three rooms
all the latest conveniences, within three
blocks of Gambler Bldg. call Ivy 1853
56-31 4 .
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Furnished Houses Wanted.

COTTAGE or apartment four or FIVE
rooms, north side until June l. Adj
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12-30-4t
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Roofs.
Roofers and Timers.
Sewing Machines.
Slave. Shirts. Shines. Shoes.
Shoes.

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NJ PIERCE, 16 MARIETTA STREET.
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Garages.
49, -
EDGAR $ GARAGE.
81 AND 36 AUBURN AVE.

LARGE storage capacity: moderate rates:
equipped TO handle most difficult auto
mobile repair work. We guarantee our
work where others promise, 12-2S-5l
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an Kinds of Job Work Done.
Altering. Cleaning, Pressing.
Amusements-Moving Pictures.

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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN
Help Wanted-Female.

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TED-Competent millinery makers
with this seasons retail experience
Also apprentice girls. Address Quick
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Cleaning and Dying.
Goal. Coke and WOOD.
Colored Undertakers.
Diaries
CAPITAL CITY DAIRY.

asst MITCHELL. The Oldest and
-isSSl IN the city, Quality" Phones
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Furnished or Unfinished Apart.
merits For Rent

=
FOR RlENT-FUrnished or unfurnished
siX-Toom apartment: steam heat; best
north side location. Can Ivy 6033-J
I2-30-39
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Tn. Max Grab Fashion COMPANY CON
trailing "Chic Par'sicn' and importer %.
sntse have leased through George Il. i''"u
g 90 fo. five years the fourth floor ln
the nov building Oh Fifth avenue. NORTH
ives, corner of 3eth street. at a rental "i
1Hout $500
John y. GoldIug leased Tor the 'ohu-
,c,,,aI Insurance Company Offices At Sos.
q and 49, Cedar street 10 Lind n ficlu'l'
To- : : HoaE and To- Ferdinand J. liau'l b.
md for mo i'ir, Companies Building 'oi
marathon offices at 40 ~ Maiden Lane I"
Tho C;.org- T. Parker Company.
Carst,in 4 Liuuckiu leased space az -"
SIS To- 6O Fourth av'nu" 20 ", \. w.
Shaw Company. space az No. - D. ON wv
aycuu. To- H.. Martin Manufacturing ON
pauy and the American 1tNui' o''' l,
Cowpauy. Offices boo No. - N'S, -
street 10 tho National Statesmen Train
iup Association. the entire fourth noor a.
No g and g West situ street To VIII
lam Reuter-. for the Brunswick k'dith
Company tho entire twelfth iuuI al 10.
19 10 2is Fourth avenue 10 IN" Mah'nes,ss
ter Textile Company. az NoS. ~ ana -
Wcst ggd street the entire seventh lott 70
simon Cfusbcrg < Bro. for Niliam l..
Billings the entire fourth ana uith
lofts az Nos 49, aud - Broom' street 10
4 Galcwski & Son. with Moor" q
Wvcknn space at 80 SO o. 80 Fourth
avenue 10 Rocker & Murphy. and for ih'
Rruuswick Realty Company space a. 40
81, to 20 Fourth avcnu, Co Fl'ischakci a
Baum
William n. Matthews 4 Co. leased the
building ~ Nos COG and 80 Vest hin
street.
n. j.. Radin leased FOR Ha'ma R3sug
10 the Public Bank IN" store al The north-
cart corner of Wcudoy,r and Bathgat"
avenues and FOR the /1laud Realty COM
uany 10 Louis Nourburgcr th" store al
80. asbl Third avenue.
net Sweeper Company the fourth loft ~
40 48 Warren street. also to tn" simon
Press the FIRST lof, at 40. 81 East l'tn
street. also 10 Sal'kot n Gair th, second
loft at No 2s I MON Squar'. aud 30 Cohen
a Schlisscll the loft At 30 - West Nth
street
Pcasc n Gilman and NJ Cozzcns leased
the store al 30 West 18th street 10 Max
Schlocr.
Albert - hshforth. Inc. leased the
store and basement az No. - West @'th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

! a. 30. wethers s; 25as5. ewes. 81 5oas' -
| s,ock,rs and ,eeders. 81 25Gsi. o-
| CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.-CATTLE-Recelpts: ~
slow. steers. S5ass 81. heifcrs. 81 50aSi - -
covs s20$G %, calves steady. SJpslu g1
HOGS-Rcceip 900; easy. packers. - 100
e. 10: common sows. s. jOass SIS; pigs anC
lights. sJa$9 30. stays. s. J0ns1 -. Shell
Receipts lee: steady, s2@si p; lamos $40"
east Buffalo. Aug r. CATTLE Receipts
200. slow and steady. VEALS-R Receipts. 100
active and steady At sGGSll. HOGS -Recelpts
. 800: slow: lOnl5c lower: heavy. 81 25ns9 ~
-1ired 50 5Ods9 60. Workers.. 60 GjG 80 go. PIGS
60 eOds9 90: roughs :SdSs 10: stays. sIaSi 10
Ial-ies. sgGs2 10 SHEEP and LAMBs-Re
ceipts GOO slow; sheep steady; lambs zoe loN
.r. lambs s. jOus7 az: vearlings, - 5oGS' 30
wethers. g. 1CflSj IS. ewes. - a0aSi - sheep
mixed. ~ 75Tsj.
fBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune
Louisville. Ky. Aug. I2.-SHEEP MD
LANES Receipts i.36S: for the two DAYS,
$50; market steady: choice lambs IN s'pl
demand: tops. 6ied6&c. seconds 5d3'1c' culls'
3a4izc: fat sheep 3'.a3~c; medium 2nSc'
81. Louis. Aug 12.-CATTLE Receipts.
4 500 moderately active. and lVd loo lower
steers. S. 25dss ~: heifers s. 2Od$o 30; cow,
81 5Oqs7 10; Southern .teers SjnSi =" hog0
Receipts - 600: somewhat slow. ana l'n ~
lower: cnoice light 10 medium weights. :" W
0sg %. bulk Of sales 81 7o0sg; packers. = -
dsa: lights. s. 75dSg 10; pigs. Sass -,
SHEEP Receipts. 5000. fairly active ahn
weaker: spring lambs 81 Tjd$6 80, cull lamps'
S4Gs5 80. mutton sheep. 81 I5ns4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

The real estate market Yesterday was
again practically at a standstill. The
little trading announced was chiefly con-
fined 20 The Bronx
Tho plot OF about seven lots on tn"
west side Of Southern Boulevard, locatch
l25 feet north of ls5d street. was reported
to have been sold. The property stands
in the name OF Joseph +. lsnay' VINO
acquired IT twenty years ago.
7, has frontage of 7j.9 feet on South
ern Boulevard. facing Bronx Park. ana
extends lack 2326 feet 20 WITHIN l' teet
of Prospect avenue. The property is sara
~ have been purchased by builder VINO
plans to improve it with apartment
houses
Tn, Bencnson Realty Compahy has soId
10 Frank Wilctt the plot, jS%ii5 feet. on
the west side Of WISE avenue, - feet
north of Boston Road.
John Moore is the purchaser OF the h'e
story hathouse on the west side OF tores'
avenue. the sale of which 10y the beuen-
son Realty Company was reported 'hs'
week In exchange Mrs. Moore gave INC
Mot 55xlOs feet. at the southwest corner
NJ Jefferson and Bushwick avenues
Rrooklyn. Joseph Emmerich Is the pur-
chaser of the one story taxpayer on p'ot
32xlu feet. at the southeast corner VI
Grant avenue and l66th street sold re-
Gently by Alexander Rankin
George Lodcs sold for the streeter Coh-
struction Company the five story nat
house Nos. Sl3 and SIS Elton avenue on
10, zo,too feet To- a client FOR investment,
also sold for John Paradics, tn'-"Ne S'o'
Gathouso No 5000 Third avenue o" 'o'
o5xSS feet TO "A client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
LIS PENOENS.


LONGWOOD AVE. 9. 246 Z, " ~ Garu-
son ave. IS sx6js, Margaret Dimond ast
Marv = Baldwin - al foreclosure of mtge),
attorney. j Fargis
10th ST . cor Of Buena vista ave. lax
ls5: William Guth sgt william b Sommer-
VILE 81 al faction 70 foreclose mechanics
iien); attorney. b Kelly.
SHERMAN AVE. u s. GAS - OF loIth
q, I25xI21.5x irreg John r Todd at I'd,
ward ! Koelisted 81 al foreclosure NJ mtsej I:
attorneys. Rounds Hatch, Dillingham; and
Dobevoisc
LOTS l2s 10 1911 map OF Bruner estate,
The Bronx Francesca Neshitt, ekrN. sst
Annie r Delane, 80 al foreclosure OF mtsot'
attorney. Z Dusenbury
2D AVE. s. 425 u n of 2l6th ST. 2Sx
ggf0 Joseph " Vanderpoel 81 oil sgt Flor-
ence E HartllnR faction 20 declare convey
ance void. attorney. Block
WISE AVE. g. 220 n ~ 10Th e.. 20
x1OO. John { O'Couor trIs. AK, Paul Fried
land o. al foreclosure OF mtgeb; attorneys
Macdonald g. Bcstwick.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD lots -. 81 ara
a. go-e !otlerod y. map Of Washington lille.
The Bronx. also lots 1915 and 1876 map ~
Penheid property. Tho Bronx. Mount Vernon
Trust CO Ggt charles J Reinhardt - Al
foreclosure o, mtgcJ; attoruey. p l. Ford
I'D AVE. " 8 2Ol.9 n II Of lI3d - 'nli
N131s. David = Butcher agt Worcester 'o1 e
sfricfion 20 - ~ ,foreclosu-" ~ mig' at
tornes : Woodford, Bovec & Butcher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

MOLAsSES AND sYRUPs

MOIASSES AMI III NJ rs mere was Only
seasonable demand io" grocery sr0des Of mo-
lssscs and prices remained unchanged Syrups
steady hut quiet.
NAVAL STORES-Thc market remained
unchangeG In al departments. with only a
moderate business reported
OUS-LinSced oil frmer, with prices 1c
higher on American seed. Refined petroleum
RICE-Opcrstors buy only what imme-
da'e reQu.remen;s call for. Prices steady and
unchanged. Dan Talmagos sons Co. New or
leans. telsgraphs new crop movement 10 date;
Receipts rough - 400 sacks. against 9.4Co
last year; sales cleaned, 1900 pockets against
Il 100 last year
SUGAR-Thcre was only A moderate bust
ness IN refined on Withdrawals. ami prices We're
unchanged az zoe FOR fine graduated. Raw
was very steady with buyers still apparently
willing 70 pay &c cost and freight cuba, hut
sellers were asking lice and neither side
seemed willing 20 make concessions. Prices
vere unchanged. with centrifga at 5.18c'
muscovado. 32fc, and molasseS. 1850. In Lon
don, beet sugar was quiet with prices barely
maintained. The early cable reporting August.
September and Octohcr- December az 9s S%d.
for august IS g Z d for September. and ?s 3Std
FOR October December Wilett & Gray report
tho movement Of sugar at the six PRINCIPAL
PORTS Of Cuba for the week as follows; Re
cepts. 1900 tons against 1000 the previous
week. none last year and mono two years aco.
exports 30, 1000. against 40 600, 2S coo and TO-
ono. stock. 2s2 600. against 304, 600. COS cor ard
81 600: receipts for the entire island. 16.co.
asoinst II coo 5000 and 1900. Ccntrals grind
ing. 6. against last week : last year and :
in 1911
HIDEs-The market showed little or no
change. but while the demand from tanners
was limited, prices remained very steady, ow-
ing 20 comparatively small stock on hand
LEATHTR-There was a little better de-
mand FOR hemlock sole leather. although trad
ing still Of a iobbing character
DRUGS-Steady but while there were
fairly liberal oUt-of-town orders the vol
7lne Of trading was not large. and local buy
'ers were apathetc. Opium moved slowly, with
'rhe gum relatively stcadier than powdered and
granular. Essential oils barely steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York August r. 1913
signed direct 10 local sisughtercrs Feeling
nominaly steady. Dressed bee slow at ia
Is 2c per n Tor native sides. no exports.
market Feeling steady Veals sold s. 5oaSli
per 100 n. No real prime offered Butter
miks, 50 90; city dressed yeals. lJQlNc per d.
Country dressed do l24nlGtsc. Dressed but
termilks. 1lql24c Dressed grassers. sail.
Sales. j. G. curtis y SON 81 ycals -
n average. at 81 per 100 ~ II cuils. 1'3 H..
Newton & Co: 30 Maryland voals POO H.
$40 80; .. $50 NJ, IS 20. 3 Maryland calves. III
Kens Commission CO.: West Virginia
yeals siS3 n. $ll calf 10 n. - %
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipt. 81. cars
or 9.l0l head. y cars on sac; market STEADY
and an sole. Ordinary to good sheep ttssNes5,
81 so lambs 81 2jaSS %; culls, Sjasj 80
Dressed mutton stead at s4ii ~ s per me- no.
sales %ewton & Co. POI west Virginia
h. Is n. ga - ~ s. 90 o. n. s.. "a. GG
n. 81 -: 219 Virginia. 81 ~. s. 80: ldS -
n 81 80. 20 Virginia culs. y N. - - :"
s. 80, Virginia. $50 H. - 30; = Va cuIls'
robin { shannon %! X la'ans. q u j.,
n. 81 Is. rs. 80 No. 81 30; 23j va. 81 N, s. -
10 Ky sheep 10 ~. - 80 : - N. 81 80,
y Va. io4 N. 81 .: 20 Ky culls, 81 H. s. 80
p
n. s. %. 1872. 90 No. s.. 49, Md. 90 10, s. y.
S.. i7o 81 h. IS. ~ Va Is H. 81 so: I'll,
81 n. s. 81 Ia " Va culls % 10. s. 80: y.
- H. 81. ~ Nd sheep I3l 10 81 20. - Ky.
ll3 ~. - 30. " Va. 100 N. 50 80, 9, 1903 70.
50 20. I Va. l05 ~, 81; 10 Nd cuLs. 80 ID.
> j. 70. saambere & Son: go W Va lambs, II
n. IS y
HOGS Receipts 2157 head. none on sale.
Feeling nemina,ly steady.
Chicago Aug = HOGs-Rcccipis. l6"h
weak: bulk Of sales $ 2CaSS 90: isht. s. -"
81 20. mixed. s. O50 80 80. heavy 81 i1HSS 20
rough. 81 750<1 %. pigs, 81 j0nSs - CAT
TT E-Receiits. > 600: steady. calves stronge:
bccycs. s. iJlI$3 20; Texas steers. SO SOuSt ~;
Wcstori. steers 50 s5nSI 90. stockers and feed
eIs s. i0NS7 -. COWS ard heifcrs. s; GjHSs 60
calves. s. 2J1 81 20. .,dEEf keceipis, ~
600: steady: native. 81 SOm<4 81 earrings.
50 1lGSC: native lambs 81 15n$1 50
Kansas city. Aug l2.-iOGS Receipts. b.
900. 5Gi0c lower. bulk IS 2O0sS 20. heavy.
- 15Gfss 20. packers and butchers. IS 20G
* Il p light s. 25dSs ~, pigs. 81 1887 CAT
TLE-Rcceipts. 1900, including LOGO south
ems: steady: prime fed steers. s. S0nS1,
dressed hcef 81 r1I$S 20 Southern. 81 lcT
s. %; cows. 81 .DnS6 80. Fcifcrs 81 5GhSs 50:
stot;ers ard iced -. - 25U$7 -. bulls. 81 pa
s" - calves @G1,Sy:e sHEEP-Ke Receipts :
OOo slcad lambs SG@Si ycIrings, 81 oO4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

ORDERS JSSI ED.--1n" tollo"lhs dlHi'
and navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE II. MORGAN.
r1th cavalry TO cavalry camp Of INSTRUCTION
Winchester FOR duty with his regiment. ana
will return as student az Army war C"'
Major WILLARD \. HOLRROOk. 10Th Cav
alrv detailed AZ army service school fuIt
IeayenVorth when services can be spdIe1
at cavalry camp Of instruction; Winchester'
Captain PAJL T. HAlNE, IT. W. az" mn,
from Pennsylvania militia, to calaiT! camp
winchester. thence Fort leaNcnWorn T.,
captain ARTHUR VI. FERGt son. IAN nc 80.
fantry report commandment army re-
schools Fort LcdNonworth. as se're'dt! -
captain lanes r. SHELLEY. ilth Cavalry;
viii rojoin his regiment At cavalry camp -
instruction near Winchcstcr ,.,,.tD %
tired, detailed as Instructor IN
and tstics at Hitchcock Military Neaac'"S'
First rs" Lieutenant Gif REUBEN G TAYLOR. 2Mh
Infantry, from Jefferson baIIacn NJ d a. IeSi'
permitting service September T. 10 MS i'e'
First t' Lieutenant JOHN NJ. CRAIG, 2oth I'm, In
fantry to reerui io,9srs sTTy RarrS q"
Fi,s Si'' Lieutenant THOMAS {. MI sGRANB
lin Infantry, from Mississippi AgIicu!tu'a'
and Mechanical college. 70 ~" ,sinccTs or
Following changes in corps or cngin.y,SS '
dered: second Lietuenan's How AN
RENNION. ROSCOE {. CRAMFotp S nv
BRADFORD G. CHYNoWETH. ron ~
battalion OF Engineers take station ~ y, az -,
ington Septerrber -. for instruction ~ ~
rigecr school Second Lieutenant III i'Oi-I II
a. KI'IDFfL. from present duties Sept'm
her 20 to engineer school Tor lnsttu, ''",' ,
-crorJ Jisutensnts EARL g. IAJLfS am
MILO = FOX from "a battalion OF IN
,,ucers take station az Washington ~
,er,l.r % for instruction engineer school
owes ~ absence. Fist Lieutenant FIXED
Eric g TEST 221 Infantry, one n'hLn
r.i,s, Lieutenant JOHN r FRANKLIN, IN
Infantry. ono month: Major 'HARLES
YOUNG. OH cavalry two months.
NAVY.
1,eu,oran, Cor,mander ALLEN llCHNNA
detached Naval Academy. the llln2ls.
MOVEMENTS or WARsHIPS.-The
following movements Of naval vessels
have been reported.
ARRIVED.
Aug Io-rfc Samar at Marking; tho Quiros AZ
aug 1.-THE AIalan.a al Portland; the mar
land AT Mare Island. the Dos Moin's az Ia
C;uavrs. the Prairie al Tomphins'lli'.
SAILED
Aug io-Tne Ajax. from Cn!nkiang Tor Nan
King. the Tacoma, from OF Newport Tor =. 4
cruz. the Alabama. from Newport ''r ''r'
land. Me. ,.,., g..
Aug 1.-The Alabama. from Portland Tor
Gardiner Bay and Newport. tho 'uIg a.
,r"T Nov YORK Yard for Iona Island me
Cel,ic. from New York yard for Ne"pgr'
IN Prairie from Newport FOR Tomrsins'lIe
the Patuxcut. from Newport Tor Gardner $
Pav. $500,
Tho Cassin rIaced ~ commission. navy yard.
Boston. ~, Ma. 80
serve feet transferred from the West Virginia
70 Tho Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

William c Remick ct al. trus. to Mary c
Brown $4,000.
Same 10 same; 500, 600.
Albert Taubert 10 Nagdalena Erzer; 81 900.
John p II Rieper TO Max Kobre: 500
Equitable Trust Co OF New York 10 Grace W
Thomas; $50 600.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to City Real
Estate Co: 81.
Frances X catlin TO Otto Hansen ct al.
trus; $500
otto r Hansen ct al trus. TO Edith Phelps:
SOS, 90.
Edith c Phelps 20 Lawyers Mortgage Co:
So, 900
Graud r Thomson. trus 20 Lincoln Trust
Co: 81.
william VI Chorosh To Louis Wenstein; 81.
United states Trust Co Df New York, trtLs.
TO Emily & Curtis 81 al. $4,000.
Same TO same $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
icy City. y J; Aug mtg xl2W' a,ns
orrey William p Giles. jr, 50 West 1880 81

sey city. y J; Aug mtg $4,000; iioc; at
torney. William p Giles jr, so West 1880 81
The Bronx.
Tot 90 blk 40. map Morris Park: motifs
Park Estates to John stroher' on
charleston. G: July 80: u; att9rney 20
''Y OTIS IT Se and 81. blk 81 same to John
scofeld. Washington, d c; 81 ,u,o p
LOT 49, blk 57 same 40 "''''a"'
NG OTIS 81 and 80, blk 90: same to james
Reoiy 953 % ave; 81. 10 o % Clar-
LOTS ~ - and 81 blk - sdn.e ~ u 7.
ence I Peckham, at East
LOTS ~ and 49, blk 80: some TO kathe''n'
l. Wagner at Yonkers. -. ,d Edna
LOT 81 blk 20: same TO Byron anu
I'm 10 Park place. Brooklyn: 81.
or % blk 10: same to George Lam
mann, MA Morris Park ave; 81 -, uorr.
TOT z blk 80: same 20 henry nv"
mann M PIainheld, J 81 ,r,,t,. -,
LOTS II and rs blk 30. sam 10
= Hennessy. Of Amsterdam, sl;u VA
LOTS AZ and ~, Block 40; "ilia'"
ney. 2oG7 Mohegan ave- VI n JuIiu. &c.
her 1914 Sd ave; 81. ,,s~. Cohen
LoT +. blk 60: same to 1sidore 'o"'"
and sno 236 Madison st ~ ,,.or Barker
LOT II. ilk b: same 70 H"''"
LOTS II 10 ~. blk 10 b: same 70 saN''
tore Amanna. 1854 Bassford ave- ~ o,,o.,,,
Arcolso to antonino Badalamente. 3i8 has'
iath 81: Aug mtg $40. $500; sioo' a''0'
nov. /. curtis. 2ii East lOsth ST. y.
LOCKWOOD AVE e. .'V,ig restal q
Barry st. 5O1x--; Ursula MuT to kT yes, % .
Rornian 60. 1893 Washington ave July -
sIs o0o. ATTORNEY. Title Guarantee CO. l'u
Broadway. .,.,or road
MACE AVE. c ] at EastcnNssst,r sy
runs g 133soy n 47l1xl9i lxdN1 ~. y,
Glgy535.6. Parkmont Realty GO 10 h"sp''a,
Estatcs Corpn and ano 30 Broad 81 rug %
exchanze: attorneys. De Forest bfos' "'
Broad -. ,a-,1c, I'VE
OAKLAND PL, " cor or frosp. L,d
toox,5: robert ] Moorehead 20 Moore n Yea I
Realty and Construction Go. 40 East ~. \
81: Aug Il: 81: attorney. Tile guarantee az"
trust % 1I6 Broadway. ,,,
WATSON AVE, 2l1o. :. 2"x ,toi
T. Dcverman 20 Gustav Knoll ana an, y,
Clinton ave: Aug " mtg $4,000 slU,, az,
torncy. Charles " Baechler ITO "a'He'
Pvc. 800 ., 80 , ,s.b
WALTON AVE-. " =. 20D3 = A" OF i-4tn
&, 1gtfyaG5. Emma DilbeTger - Ahn.
Martin - East l:0th 81; Aug M ~,
(. iOnl. 500: attorney. Lawyers IKE IN
s4t-s NC 90 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13

unsettled weather. VIII. occasional show crs. to-
day and Tomorrow slowly rising tcmpcruturc
light On moderate variable winds
Tor Delaware. Maryland and tho District Of
Colombia unsettled. with occasional showers.
to-day aad probably to-TorroW. slowly rising
temperature. light to modcrat" variable winds.
For West Virginia local showers to-day and
to morrow. warmer iu eastern portion to-day.
For Western Pennsylvania. unsettled ana
warm,r today. local showers tomorrow. lGnt
variable winds
For northern Sew England. fair and warmer
to-day. showers Tomorrow light To mode rat"
variable winds
FOR Southern Nov England. unsettled AMI
warmer to-day. showers tomorrow, lght 20
moderate south win ls
Tor Western Sew York. unsettled TO-DAY
local showers Tomorrow. light 70 moderate
variable wines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,
AUGUST II.

4TH AVE- 1911 and 500 and i0i 70 io5
East 3ist St: Andrew VI Haney agt Iehigh
VALLEY Structural steel GO; Feb y. 1918 10y
bondD: S3.70G 80.
9th ST. ~ East. Klcnert & Rosenblu;h
Inc. agt J Rothenberg ct al. July lG, l9l5
f27TH ST. 90 70 G2j West. Tozzani & Co
agt Faultless Construction Co. NOV Il, 1912
Sl.722 %.
t.;~H ST, G27 west. Kamerman & CO agt
same: oct 20 :aI2. $1,000.
t9TTH ST 6Ig West: American f1Ixfer
Prism 60 agt same: Nov ~. 1912. 500.
CONVENT AVE. l2o 124 and IFS: Abrs-
ham fIedeker agt Palermo & son contract
IN. Go: July : 1913 (by bOnd1, S3IS 81
OLD ALBANY POST ROAD, :. i52ll
n n ~ old Bailey ave; Ames Transfer co
ast Venterola a. al; June T. 1913 10y
bond SJ23 -