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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(wrh name and address of lenders at
torncy.,
SEPTEMBER 30.
Manhattan.

ROADWAY. n q cor Of l6jth ST. 2l9.br
i2g sx9s3. IOx2GN.7. Sept 70. loVH, heaI,J
for the Education Of the Bird, 500 ooo'
attorneys Bowers e Sands. 10 cedar ~.
PARK ST. n y. li6.6 n OF Pearl ST. runs
T. " lOOH y IS Ok SILK ts.,N Cos,
Abraham N Clonn~y TO New York Trust 90:
So. 900. attorneys, Merrill q Rogers IN
n' PTAHI ST. sos 22.a (, OF Park st..
% lYs5 6Xai.S1seli. July 10. 1909: Patrick
Nurphy 10 New York Academy OF Medicine
siI. 900. attorney. Title Guarantee Co. lId
SANE PROPERTY. Sept 20. 1902 same to
'' SANE PROPERTY: Nov 20. 1911; same to
sHERMAN AVE. s F.. 200 n OF Academy
81, being lot 2OT. map as. ~ ~ acres part
estate Isaac Dyckmau. 18th Ward. part LIST
Dyckman Homestead property. l55Xloo June
% 1905. John Iaue 10 Frank W Blauvelt.
s. 800. attorney. William simpson. IL
smERMAN AVE. $ $50 II " from $ W
cor Of Hawthorne st. 2jNi60. Feb 81. 1912;
same 10 Warren r and Edgar q Johnson.
$1,000. attorneys. Van Ness a Van Ness 10
SHERfFF ST. %. 25xiOO Jan TO- 1913.
Harry and Jennie Rich TO Gusslc Morgcn-
stern: $3.50. attorney. VI Tuekman' J-o
FORT WAsHINGTON AVE. cor OF
Tooth st 1902 2x24 3N0o 1iNlo2.S: Dec 81.
1872. Saranac Construction co To NJ J II
Construction co. $3.50. attorney. Max Stern,
" nsT r sT. 1870 West. 25xos.o. April : 1895;
James and Agnes O BOYD 10 Greenwich Saw
ings Bank: 500. 900; attorney. Joseph II Gray.
10TH ST sl7 West. loxlOo: Jan o. 1890:
Jacob Hallett 10 Francis o'Donnell:
81. 600; attorney. Tito Guarantee co. lI0
. 10Th ST. 3i7 West. 1o2siOO5; Sept a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30

1905: Mary Berchorn 20 Ida NJ Hallett;
$1,000; attorney. Stanley II Molleson, AZ
Broadway.
1906; Arnold and Fanny Brudner to Sadie V
Brady: $4,000; attorney. NJ NJ Singer, 40
Wall st.
1907; Isaac Schneider TO Fanny Epstein
extrx: $4,000; attorney, l. B Hasbrouck' PSI
t52D ST. 557 West. 15xos11: Jan 3. 1902
Ferdinand Bauman to Reinhard Sieden-
burg. trus: $4,000; attorneys, Turner, Roll
st0n G. Koran. 90 william st.
The Bronx.
BURKE AVE C205th ST., 2GO It OF Barnes
CWalace) ave, 4Ox1OO: Michael j and Grace G
Mack to FRANK g Mayhem and ano. trustees;
Sept !, 1912; $1,000, attorneys Noble & Camp.
2 Wall St
FILLMORE ST, 6. 3O5 IT n OF Columbus
ave. 2Jxl0O; Adeline Grossman to Emanuel w
Juster and ano, indiv and as exrs; June 2s
1906 $500; attorneys, Goldsmith & Rosen-
thai. 81 Park Row.
FREEMAN ST. 500. 6. 20x5s 2x22x6O j.:
Mary Raymond to Ada q Melville; satisfied OF
record without production OF mortgage, by or
der OF the Supreme Court. Sept ~, 1913. Jus
tice Charles l. Guy: May 10. 1898: $500: at
torney for petitioner, J Homer Hildreth so
ave and listh 81.
JEROME AVE- W s. 1927 II from W
cor Klngsbridge Rd. 1OOxIl4 sxlOOx114.1; Mag
da Operating Co 10 Harry Is Davis; Aug 20.
1912; Sl2,3cO; attorney, Fred Snow. 10
wall ST.
JEROME AVE. $. 1927 It Of Kings
bridge Rd, J0xll+.S. Lizzie A Waugh to city
Mortgage Co: Aug %. 1913; $2.5OO: attorney.
+ SNOW. - Wall St
LOT 316. map portion Hunt estate. Van Nest
station; John and Maria DossO to Emanuel
NJ Juster and ano. indy and as exrs: Jan q.
1911: $3.50; attorney, Baechler. ll2o
Walker ave.
LA FONTATNE AVE. .. 77.s II OF
Quarry Rd. 191lx05: Sophie Gugolz to David
g Wyle; July II, 1889; $3.50; attorney, Henry
+ Miller ~ Pine 81.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 100 Il OF 10th
81. 50. Txl0J. 2xGI. l0XS1g; Dwyer e. Carey Con-
structlon Co to James 9 Green and ano; March
20. 1912; $1,000: attorneys. Clocke, Koch q
Reidy. 39l East 10th st
SPOFFORD AVE. cor Barretto st, COX
100. Rosa and John u Bastone to Harry j
Snendoura: oct ). 1909: $500. attorney. Moses
J Snendoura. 300 Broadway.
10TH ST. 35s East. 2s1.6 II OF Alexander
ave. 2JXl0J. owen Livingston to Henry
Helm: Sept 2. 1905. 81. go; attorney, +
Zurmuhen. 4j6 Richmond Terrace. New Brigh-
ton, staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
AUCTION SALE A SUCCESS.

Bryan l.. Kennedy held a successful
trustees auction sale on Saturday on the
premises OF the = wbury ID. Lawton cs-
tate. adjoining ..ldsOn Park, New Ro.
chelle. with waterfront on Long Island
Sound and ripar al rights
The estate was sold In three parcels.
the large waterfront piece, with hand
some three story dwelling on the same.
fronting about 100 feet on the Sound and
extending back along the WildclIn estate
about 900 feet. being sold 10 Julius Prince.
a New York merchant, for $4,000. The
remainder OF the property. fronting 40
feet on Wlldclin Drive by lJ6 feet deep.
was sold In two parcels with a three
story dwelling the purchaser being Frank
W. Cooper. Of New Rochelle. for 81. 40.
The bidding was animated. there being
several hundred present. rumor that
the city OF New Rochelle would eventu-
ally buy this property and use II az a
park in conjunction with the adjoining
Hudson Park stimulated the bidding 70
"A great extent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30

The BENJAMIN y. Dukes Durham
Realty Company is the buyer OF the ten
story loft building at Nos. 81 and 50
West 3lst street from w. Clarence Mar
tin. Deeds transferring the property nave
been filed. Mr.. Martin purchased the
property ia August, 1911.
Mr.. Duke gave In exchange for inc
parcel tract of 100 lots in East orange
and 1922. 900 In cash. The transaction was
negotiated direct between the principals
Mrs. Frederick Ferris Thompson has
signed contracts for the purchase OF the
former private dwelling of the late Fer
ris r. Thompson. who was her nephew
AT the southeast corner OF Madison ave
nue. and 41st street. The Aero Cluo OIL
America. which occupies the house. mas
arranged through Pease & Gilman an ex-
tension Of It's lease for further period or
three years.
The Williams Alumni has accepted the
offer from Mrs. Thompson Of the house
at No 293 Madison avenue. The alumni
can use the building for club purposes
free OF expense, except the taxes ana
water rents.
Arnold. Byrne & Baumann have sold for
Maria Clara Att 10 the Hensle Construc-
ton Company No. 339 West 55th street
a three-story and basement private dwell
Ing, on plot 1Sx100.5 feet This house
was given in part payment TO the Hensle
Construction Company for No. II Arden
street.
Leon S. Altmayer has sold for L. Ma
poleon Levy the northeast corner OF Third
avenue and 1921 street. fve-story build
ing on plot 49.3x1OO feet The seller
held the corner at sl25.0OO. The property
is in close proximity to the great business
and theatrical centre at the Junction OF
Westchester avenue and 149th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
REALTY NOTES.

Smith & Phelps have placed a FIRST
mortgage loan OF 1850 on the vacant plot.
lOCXlOO feet. on the east side Of Concord
avenue. 100 feet south Of Nth street. also
a first mortgage loan Of $3.50 on the
frame buildings. on plot 3iNlD feet, at
Nos. $50 and so Morris avenue.
Negotiations are pending by the Busi-
ness Mems League OF The Bronx for the
purchase as site for "a clubhouse Of the
plot, j0X2Gp feet, at the southwest corner
Of Southern Boulevard and lSld street.
At a recent meeting S2,DJ was raised
toward this end.
Foreclosure proceedings have been in
sttuted by the United States Trust Com
pany against the Martndale Real Estate
Company 10 recover payment OF mort
gage on the dwelling No. II East ia
street. formerly the home Of otto {.
Henze, the copper man. The house Is
five stories high and occupies lot 2'2l0
feet.
Steven =. Ayres negotiated the recent
sale Of the dwelling at the corner or
Waldo avenue and goth street for the
Delaneld estate 10 Elizabeth Cooper.
The @. Walter Gustus Company has
been appointed agent for the building at
the northwest corner OF Broadway and
5gth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %

ST NICHOLAS AVE. co: OF Is4,. :.
I25xl7l.6: East River MIL and Lumber ~ W
One Hundred and Sixty-four St Nicholas ."
nue. Building Co. and Charles Buck Con., I'VE
ton co, owners; Albion Construction Co o. NC
er and contractor: SO. SOS -. '"h-
73D ST. 302 and 3Of West: Gustav poA,,.o-
agt Mary I Rennard. owner and contractor.
Ella NJ Hageman. lessee and contractor. s,,,y "
BID AVE. l57; Rufus Darrows Son AT w., ~
ilton Fish Corporation, owner: Alvin Pan.
Co, lessee; Celenter. contractor: $40
l03D ST. $50 East: Samuel Solomon act a.,
NOgelfaneer. owner; VI g. Philip Bermsn
contractors: sl15. s''
LYMAN Pr. 1866; Evans Brothers Inc 80,
Lymcre Realty Co. owner; Dennersteln p,as
contractors. 1915. o''S
MONTEREY AVE, n " cor Of l7sth s, ~,
IS: Title Guarantee and Trust co agt Mon,s,s..
Building Co. Inc, owner and contractor. Nsg
Lewis Curtis. owner. Aetna Amusernsn, e. e
contractor $40 70. ~
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; See.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30

Henry Weyhausc- 20 Christian Bischos. a.,
Samuel Corse 70 Daniel Levy. 5000 ~
Louis villa TO Smith Williamson q a.,...
Si0.5O '0;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 New yo..
Investors Cornn G assts: $4,000 '"A
Same 10 Louis Brush: StscpO
lam Norndran 10 Mary G. LAnigan. s,do
Esther Seymour 10 Sarah II Emerson m osn
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 NJ =
Knight % assts). SIG. 900
Lawyers Mortgage 70 10 Hy wolhe. saa ga
Same 10 Jacon b Halle; $4,000 Nv
Manhattan Mortgage co to Guarantee Me-,
gage Co: $27.p9j. "'-
Same 10 same; $40, 336 ~.
and Securities 30: s3s,pDo @"
Brevoort Real Estate Co 10 New York r.,,..
Co: 800. Au'
Henry $ Ttenchard to Danial Ryer; S2aon
Kath Mcclure ct al, exrs, 10 John "
Clure. trustee: $4,000. nc
Ernest NJ Levy, admr, 70 Harmon W E.,
bricks and ano, ems: so POI e-
Ciermania Life Insurance Co to
Loan and Trust Co: $3.50 coo e"
Florence A Gallagher and ano "a n
Gleckner; $1,000 e's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER--The local market for standard
copper on the Metal Exchange was dull. with
October November and December offered AT
1880: the street market was quiet, win
lake quoted at 1TO0c; clectrolytic 1874 20
lG7s. and casting 1873 q IGN In London COP
per was firm early. but closed quiet at az
los for spot and fT2 rs Sd for futures.
TIN--Quiet and easy with spot. Septem
Der and October quoted at 413OW III GOO
November and December. Al. 50M4 1.1jc. In
London tin was quiet at 1883 los for spot
and flao ~ for futures
LEAD-Weak. New York spot 4.G0c asked
and East St. Louis is 4.40q 4.5Oc. In London
lead closed at 80 12s Cd.
SPELTER-Weak. New York spot $50 ~
$40 and East ST. Louis october J25 "a 5.50c.
London spelter f2l.
IRON-Cleveland warrants, 5is Cd I'm Lon
Ion. The local iron market was quiet and
unchanged at SIGmSl6 30 for No Northern
SIS 1885 % for No Northern. and No
! southern and soft. Sl5 256fSiJ 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
DWELLING LEASES.

Peasc & Gilman leased the residence
No. Is West nth street, 20XS5 feet. adJoin-
INK the reCtory OF the Old First Presby-
terrain Church, for G. J White. TO Mrs.
Mary O'Brien. and the residence No. Il
East nth street ls9Xl022 feet. for Mrs.
a. r. Pearson. 10 Eben r. Whitman.
William VOLTS Sons have leased the
following: No. ijg East nth street. for tho
Ardslev Garage Company. 10 Mrs Helen
oswald: No. 1862 East 9Th street. for the
Ardsley Garage Company, 10 Mrs. Il.
Schonrok. and No. l3l West l26th street
for Mrs. Josephine +. Wolf. 10 Mrs Car
RE Kann
The William S. Anderson Company
leased the dwelling No. $50 Lexington
avenue 10 Theodore Daniels, and the
three story dwelling No. 1917 Lexington
avenue 10 4. Carral
James A. Sheeran leased for the Mark
win Realty Corporation the dwelling No.
III East Sith street 10 William Won der
Horst and 10 VI. Hilderbrandt the dwell
ing No. 3j7 West 18th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
BROOKLYN SALES.

James II. Gilvarry sold No. bjl Clinton
street, three-f family dwelling. aOxl00 feet.
for T. Carpenter, to a client. and No. 40
Fourth Place, three-family dwelling,
21x133 feet, for II. Walsh. TO Mark Blank.
Herbert McCotter bought from Charles
G. Reynolds the two story dwelling 2SxS7
feet at No. 1859 Union street.
The John Refs Company sold for the
Wildwood Associates No. 1866 East 18th
street detached frame dwelling 4OxlO0
feet, TO Frank W. Peterschen.
Lauter & Blackner sold for Mary Kane
No $40 Cleveland avenue, a two-family
brick dwelling, 2OxlO feet. to Frank
Fischer, who gave I'm exchange plot,
s0xlU feet on Emerson avene, near Bark.
have resold the plot for Mr.. Fischer 10
Hugo Wetzelberg. who gave in exchange
n plot. 50xlO feet. on the east side or
Digney street. 100 feet north OF 233d street,
Borough OF The Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased the following
apartments: At No. t5j Park avenue TO
DR.. Barney Sachs. at No. 80 West 5Jth
street TO Mrs. c. l.. Middleton, AZ No. Si4
West I'D street To G. f. Waterbury. at
No TAG East 18th street TO Miss Ruby
Williams. at No. lO3 East 10Th street TO
+. w. Jones. jr.. at No. II East 6sth street
10 Merle Middleton, at No. 8 West 18th
street to Carl Guerard and at No. 90
Park avenue to DR. NJ. 4. Cleaves.
William VOLTS Son leased an apart
ment at No. l2J0R Lexington avenue for
Arthur Block to William f. Hcaly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
The Bronx.

BARNES AVE. cor Alee ave. runs s.
9'gg n 20 y Wcstchestcr or WlliamsbrldGc
RI :. n 9 l7OIx v. - ~ y = 10 or
Matthews asc n 1914 10 Aiee ave 10
q 10 beginning. Michael J Mack 20 James ii
Ivniuv light and anO. trustees, 18Th - and Gen
trnl Tark West. Sept ~. . yrs. q per cent,
So1Opo. attorney. Lawyers Trust 90. 100
Broadway.
FREEMAN ST r. 1897 n 81 Prospect
ave 22NiO IN2OXiS. .; Mary Raymond % Ham
schcn IIebcn 2D2O Washington ave: sept -.
2 RS. per cent. $1,000. attorney, Franken-
thai. 81 william -.
brl4ge rf lOrNli4 iNiOoxiI4s. I.izzin Waugh
10 CITY Mortgage 90. IS Wall 81. sept = CIricr
mtg S77.sOj: demand. per cent; $500. at
toiney. + \ Snow. IL wall 81
I25rII ST. - ~ n OF Brown place. 15X
100. William Trull 20 Jacob Dohrnann. JTS
Vull ave: Sept -: due. etc. as per bond.
81. OD0 attorney Title Guarantee co. lTd
IrOa lyay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ grantee ana a'0
y rayl

with name and address ~ grantee ana '''o'
neyD
Interest, . per cent, unless otherwise s'a'"'''
MANHATTAN.
GRAND ST. 3N2 n :. 2jSloo Jacob Ieneni
baum - sam Tcnenbdum. So GTand 81, ~.
90 ,,,ior mtg so O,pi: 4 yrs per cent; ss'jVo.
a,,nrr.,s stennowltz & Esherg $50 BROADWAY.
2.TU ST, ij2 and i5i East sly oTk, Ok
os q. Fiss Doerr y Carroll Horse co. Inc 70
Julia Mehrhach. 202 West 'Ist ~ Se Is,, - y;
orr 81 Chambers 81 1870 400 n.
siTfi 81. ii3 and ii5 Fast. sty; 44H's ~
ross, Doer & Carroll Horse Go. Inc. 70 Iu"H
,,,Erbarh zoe West fist 81: Sept 20: yrs .
pcr cent. SIS. coo. attorney. WIN orr Of
Chambers 81 n 49, -. sov
2tTH ST. us ard 80 East sly ork, OK
os q. Fiss poer 4 Carroll Horse co. Inc, 70
rc'rrf,,. NebrIach. 65s west le5th 81; sept
ID tprlor mtg 81. COO. due. etc as per bono;
Sr7 90. attorney. Title Guarantee co. ~
JiroaIUay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Sept. 29--At the wool auction sales
to-day 1896 bales were offered. The demand
keen from all sections except American
buyers. who purchased sparingly. The market
was steady, especially best merinos and greasy
crossbreds. Sales In detail New South Wales.
500 bales; secured, Is lsdq2s I'D. greasy. 9dd
01zd greasy. sdals 4d: Victoria 1000:
secured. Is 3i7dQ2s I'd: greasy. skdafs I'd
South Australia, 900; secured. Is Idais Cd:
West Australia. 1,5d0; greasy shd@1ld. New
Zealand. 200: secured, Is 6dais ma: greasy,
7izd4ls %; Cape Of Good Hope and Natal.
600. greasy. 7dMlOiLd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA
SEPTEMBER %

STEBBINS AVE- +. 1899 Il s o, leS,s .,
J0xs0, Thomas Edmonds & Co agt M,rh.I
Ginto ct al (by bond: Sls4
ELTON AVE, $40; Nathan Posner ar, Ma,
A Walters ct al: June Il, 1913. $50
same; July -. 1913: SOB.
BUENA VISTA AVE. cor i7sh a,
Michael San Francisco agt William \ an
merville ct al; July q. 1913: s27 a.
BECK ST. s. 100 II " OF Ave 81 Jeha,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
ASCOT HOTEL SALE TO-DAY.

The eleven story Ascot Hotel. at the
northwest corner Of 9th street and Mad-
son avenue. will be offered at Supreme
Court partition sale by Joseph +, Day AT
u o'clock noon to-day at the Vesey street
salesroom. The building. on lot 24.9x9j
feet, is situated diagonally opposite Madi-
son Square Garden and adjoins the three
story building for many years known as
the Mott Memorial. The hotel contains
eighty-three rooms. forty-eight baths. all
improvements and n roof garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
$4,000 ELMHURST SALE.

The greensboro Corporation sold TO
Frank stevens five lots at the corner oil
Fillmore avenue and goth street ana nVe
lots on 23d street. adjoining the corner OF
HAYES avenue I'm the Barclay-Dugro
tract, in the Elmhurst section. Both plots
are within two short blocks of Roosevelt
avenue. on which the new dual subMaE
system Is now being constructed. Inc
nricp of the lots is 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
LOFT SPACES LEASED.

Bling G. Bng leased to Edward Fitch x
Son 1900 square feet on the sixteenth
floor at No. 9O6 Broadway; 1900 square
feet on the sixth floor to Jacob Rohner
and the balance of the floor 10 Sackinah
a Co: one-half OF the eleventh floor TO
Loveman Brothers and the balance OF the
floor 70 Well q NJ. Livingston for term
OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos. "A and 10 Nesey street;
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. Ie6 East. = g. 9j.3 II OF frxing,
ton ave I9l0xgs.g. sty dwlg. to the pIalhI"'
for $40 600
ALLEN ST. o.. W p. about i.5 II n OF
Brcome ST. 2jrs7.6. sty tenmt and stores 10
Hyrnan Rosenblum for St,O-J.
GRASD ST' To- /? and a. n T. 455 II " OF
sullivan II, C6x7eNs3Xe6 sty tenmI. 10 me
nlalniin Tor ili.il0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
B. n. DUKE BUYS LOFT STRUCTURE.
Gives Cash and Lot East Or ange for Ten Story Building in
West 31s Street
BRONX CORNER PROPERTY, HELD AT s1250Oo, SOLD

Deposit. n. Y. and fronting along me
DELAY are River. II contains about ""
acres OF woodland and 100 acres OF past
ure land, the remainder being under cultiI ,
walton There is also a large Coioniai
house containing eighteen rooms, situated
In a dense grove Of oaks and maples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. Sept. .-cLovERsEED-oct october
and December. 81 52lz; March. 81 81 AISIKE
Prime cash. nominal; October. $40 %: De
cember and March SO %. TIMOTHY Prime
cash. old, So 4Ih new and September. 81 so:
October 81 An: December. 81 IS: February,
81 81 ~: March. Sc -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Morgan r. Conan 90 Theresa Conan: $500
John Kneisel to State Bank t3 assts). 81.
Laura H,chler to Gussie Morgenstern; 81
Morris " Slnske TO Bent Einbegler. 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
DEPOSIT ACREAGE SALE.

Joseph L. Day sold to n client a 263-acre
farm about one mile from the village Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-30
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. September ~. 1918
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
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QUoTATIoNs FOR BEEvEs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16

not be without service. We can
then have the stove and heater
awaiting you when you move in.
If you already have a stove or
heater, we can run the pipes in ad-
vance and it will be only small
job to connect up when you move.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16

6ouslyl expanded at short notice in any
serious emergency. Consequently II IL
essential that White House operators be
not merely skilled telegrapherss but also
expert in coding, enciphering and de-
ciphering. This presupposes familiarity
with no less than five confidential govern
ment codes. including the Presidents pri-
yate code. Copies of all kilograms and
cablegrams are preserved In telegraph
books just as copies of letters are pre-
served in the letter press book.
Located in the telegraph room at the
White House offices are a private tee-
phone exchange and a soundproof booth,
said to be the most perfectly appointed
booth ever constructed, for the use OF
the President when he engages in long
distance conversations. The private
branch exchange covers more than .
score of stations in the White House
offices, mansson and grounds and estab-
fishes connections with all government
offices, ETC., through the medium of the
regular commercial lines in washington.
In addition, moreover, TO the private tele-
phone system within the limits of the
White House grounds there are some
miles of exterior lines. special exclusive
wires which enables the President to talk
in the utmost >confidence with the vice
president. senators and representatives at
the United States capitol and with MEM
bers of the cabinet in their respective
offices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-16

complete card index of who's Who in
officialdom, For this branch of the work.
too. there are on duty at the White
House offices several expert penmen who
fill in. during the course of winter. the
individual names of close to 1000 invited
guests on cards of invitation to the big
receptions, and almost invariably the
name penned in script defies detection
from the plate engraving that makes up
the body of the invitation.
Closely akin to the correspondence by
mail at the White House are the tele-
graphic interchanges. The President has
his own private telegraph station at his
business offices, In charge of three op-
orators, one or the other of whom Is on
duty from early morning until midnight
and a pretty heavy volume of business is
often handled, as many as 500 personal
kilograms being received in a single day.
In addition to the bulletins of news hap
penings in all parts of the world. When
the President Is to be absent from WASH
ineton for any length of time one of his
staff telegraphers accompanies him and
there is established on his private car
or at his summer home a branch telegraph
office which is at all times in a position
to work with the White House via direct
wire.
The communications by wire to and
from the White House involve at all times
more or less code and cipher work, and
this class of work is likely to be tremen-