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Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26

Frank w. Cavanaueh, Dartmouth's head coach, considers Logan and Will son great quarterbacks, everything considered.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26
FOOTBALL NOTES.

Harvard may have a harder sched- ule next season.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26

CornelTs first team averaged 179 pounds, one of the heaviest Ithacan elevens in years,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26
All -Blacks Defeat Vancouver.

Vancouver, B. C., Nov. 25.-The New Zealand All Blacks, the star Rugby team from the Antipodes, defeated Vancouver today, A to 0.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26

West Point realizes that Annapolis Is very strong, but is confident it will be able to turn the trick this year.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26

Pennsylvania looks for a real hard game with Cornell Thursday.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26

Brickley's name is still causing ex- tensive comment.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26
Dayton Farmhouse
 Lighting Outfit

The days are getting shorter and the long winter evenings are ai- most here. but if you have a DAYTON LIG,1lis- 1NG OUIbIT installed Tn your country home, it VIII turn the darkness into daylight. You can light your house and barn at a cost so slight as to be within the reach of anyone, Write for our Catalog "E" on Electric Lighting Outfits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
CORN ACTIVE AT CHICAGO
Closes Lower Under Selling Pressure
Wheat and Oats Down.

Chicago. Aug. 2S-Grain trading to-day
centred about the September options with
a decline of 1i4cin September corn under
selling pressure from leading longs as the
feature. Other corn months closed at
net loss Of i2c TO sc and "a to sc. Wheat
suffered a net loss Of &c to &c and oats
were down sc to i2c and &c to &c, but
provisions finished strong and sc TO 15c to
17i2c up after weak opening.
Liquidation of September corn began
early. lower cables and talk that the stock
of cash corn is rapidly increasing giving
an impetus to bearish sentiment This
dominated the, market. in spite OF contn-
uance Of warm. dry weather in the South
western belt. No attempt was made by
the bulls 10 rally the market until near
the close. when on reports that 6OO,O0
bushels Of corn had been engaged for Ok
port, prices stifened. The uplift was not
strong enough TO overcome prevailing bear
spirit. however. and values soon settled
again. the close being at or near the low
point of the day.
Wheat showed conditions similar TO
corn. liquidation of September bringing
about general weakness. Lower cables
and favorable weather in the Canadian
Northwest. where harvest is in fun swing.
aGded 10 bearsh conditions. Sales of more
tran $500 bushels for export checked the
decline in prices for while. but profit
taking on the brief rally brought about a
quick reaction.
The long wheat put on the market was
absorbed readily and there was 10 excite
ment. Elevator concerns were said TO be
the chief buyers Of September wheat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
Manhattan.

BOTH ST. 30 Last. 3 ST. brk. 2oa9s9. Francis
/. clover to Metropolitan savings Bank. %
cooper square last; Aug "a jls,, s10OW'.
attorney Title Guarantee Trust GO, ltb
broadway. 80.
GTH ST. u =. oi5 Il OF ID ave, .0Alo05.
kI.inschmidt NaEnesla 60 TO Annie ! REM.
Elmhursi l. prior mtg SA.5nD. Aug -; due
Jan T. 1913, -. per cent. $1,000. attorney, I!tle
Guarantee Trust 30. iI6 Broadvsy
1JD i. .0i East sty brk. 2JNlU22. sarah
Duncan. indiv and as eXtrX. 70 Annie kimbet
U.s.. I3I Hicks 81. Brooklyn: Aug -. due, etc.
90 per bond. $1,000, attorney, I'd Golaschmidt'
% Inc 81. = -
drew \ smith % Miles \ Stadlcr. IOl Wet
l7slh ~ prior mtg go ooD. AUG p. due as
per bond. $4,000. attorney, Title Guarantee x
Trust 60. i16 BroadRdy.
uiTU ST. 40 West ( s'y bFk, lfNlpll I,
itlt IT, rs west { sty brF. 15NlOO II. Land
Map Realty Corporation 20 samuel Sonin. -
West il3th II prior mtg Sl6.j0Ul. Aug -. due.
str a. per bond. $1,000. attorney. Title Guar
aut.o 4 Trust Co. i76 broadway.
ia2D ST - - II % sth ave. -. 1900 ~;
Morris M"tzler and ano Ia Emigrant Indus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
SALES IN NEW JERSEY
Franklin Baylis Gets Pahsade
Plot of Lots.

Arthur y. Ryan sold six plots at Pali-
SADIE. y. j.. 10 Franklin Baylis. for I'd
ward II. Ryan.
The Phillips estate sold through Henry
NJ. Moeler the southeast corner Of Ocean
and Brighton avenues. a tract OF nearly
nifty lots. extending from Ocean avenue
10 the ocean front along the east side OF
Brighton avenue, at South Elberon. y. J.
r. G.. Bensen. heading local syndicate,
is the buyer, and title will pass Ia about
thirty days Bungalows will be erected,
each to cost about slJCro. and will be Of
stucco and cement construction. The prop
erty has been held at $J00O0. II has tecn
owned by the Phillips family since 1851
William II. Moore sold for the Dunn es-
tate its property on Norwood avenue. at
W est End, Long Branch. Ii consists Of
about two acres of land with Il fourteen
room cottage and garage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
EAST ORANGE WOMAN BUYS
Property Purchased in Broad
Way To Be Improved.

Helen V. Henderson. of East Orange
n j., is the buyer OF the premises Nos.
AS and AS Broadway. recently reported
sold. She will spend $500 in altering the
present five story building on the site. ne
property is located between Howard anu
Grand streets. and measures 5OX2~ feet
extending back TO Mercer street. An IN
terror parcel about 2JX36 feet also goes
with the property.
The building was sold couple OF
months ago by William \. White q Sons
for the heirs Of the Nicholas Ludlum es-
tate. who bought 1t in 1911. II is assessor
by the city at SCOOP. J. Il. Snookss Sons
are the architects for the alterations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

ADELAIDE J Aicott ct al. CARS, to Louis Vein
stein. omitted. 49,. 90 III.
paron dc Hirsch Fund. SJ5.po. ,.-,-,-.
Morris Lcderman to Joseph l. f"'n'e'-'
$4,000.
Margaret KIrz 10 Max Hgsch; -. -
Edvsrd Byron and ano. eAfs 20 NC"
yort Mortsage and Security Co. <aJV
samuel Sogin TO Albert N Austin Sloo,
panner Realty 20 20 Ida Nathanson' 81
Ina Seitz TO Loretta Russell: >. ,,.-,.
CrTrant,ed Mortgage 60 70 William vain
wright. $1,000. -.,..-.,t, t,,,f.,or-
booker Trust 60. 500. .,, ooo
T,lvafd B Carey 20 Edwin Nolf' ST. go
Grant Williams and ano. eXIs. TO Rsoeo's
Simpson. $1,000. ~. ?,
Wv, Work Trust Co 10 Mary Ryan. 81,
Trlc Guarantee aud Trust Go 70 North RIVER
Savings Bank: $1,000.
LAWYERS Mortgage 90 20 Martha Oppeh
Peter often to estate o, William Roland.
$500. ...,,e,,o,, 20.
500. 49,, G,
samuel Kadln 20 william Nelson: ~. 49,,
Crlrlcs l. Waldmer 20 Aaron Franklin Sloo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29

MONROE ST. 81 20 20. all. LOU, Levy 81
Al ., Mav Joseph. . yrs from sept J. l3ld.
s. 500. address. ~ East 1881 -.
MOUNT MORRIS PARK WEST. .. an
Anna NJ Ford to br VI ShNcrd. . yrs from
OF I. 1913. 81 900 address. .pi LenoN ave.
PROSPECT AVE. So. moving picture ues
tre AMI rear OF 81 % ~ tairie l-azar and
aro 20 iiarry Fcl4mar, io SIS from sept l.
1918. $500. address. 1875 Tiffany 81,
lsr AVE. 1910. store and r. christine Frey
20 sam Bcrlincr. - frH from May !. 1914,
$3.50. address Jig last 10Th 20
80 AVE, 80. al. Margar"f - Wise g 'arl
. Dahlen: % yrs from AUG l. 1918. S.9>i'
sriI AVE-. s e cor q 3sth ST. fourth and
nfth lors u9nVit. Teller 90 TO Icon
Rheims 60. 10 SIS mos and u days from
Nov TO- 1911. $4,000. address. leo 9TH ave.
BTH AVE. Gpj. all; ABBY VI Gardner ana
ano to Eiw . curry, Il yrs from july J. lviJ'
s. 300. address Gq5 G'h ave.
pTIi AVE. 10. store and basement
kr.utrherg 10 John Wohlherg yrs from
Ma I. 1918. s6pJ address. 10 sth ave
prH AVE - cor % 18Th 81. 800 West. an.
Maurice Murphy g. Emma Lucdehc. jrs
from Dec / 1915. s2."O address. 900 West
18Th ~
atrii ST aoi West. al. katherine = Moore
10 Robert henderson. - yrs from Dec !. 1909.
S4o0. address, 5if West 18th 81
STR ST. 20 West. 9TH loft MArnae Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29

Some large properties on Washington
Heights changed hands yesterday.
The LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
Company sold to the Aldus Constructor
Company the premises at the southwest
corner Of lS6th street and ST. Nicholas
avenue plot l5IXlO feet.
The new owners will put w on that
site a six story elevator apartment mousse
TO occupy a corner parcel lOOXlW feet' ana
five story "walk-up" will adorn the adj
Joining plot, 57xlOO feet. fronting IN 81
Nicholas avenue.
NJ. Cohn & Co. and Henry |. Cooper
were the brokers.
James f. Barry & Co. sold for Emma
AM Alice Debour the five story fathouse,
with stores. at the southeast corner OF
ST Nicholas avenue and Hist street. Oh
lot 90xlO0 feet The buyer Is an investor
The house was sold at auction IN lore
closure proceedings a few weeks ago ana
was bought in by the sellers, as plaintiffs
in the action.
Henry II Dreyer sold for II. L. Narran
No. go West 10th street. three story
dwelling house. on lot lsNSO feet' near
Fort Washington avenue
The property is understood 10 have been
purchased by the congregation Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, which is erecting a
new edifce at the corner OF Wadsworth
avenue and l73d street. II probably will
be used as a parsonage for its new pastor
Dr. Martin OF Glons Falls, y. y.
II was said yesterday that the tri-
angular block bounded by Broadway, st.
Nicholas avenue. 10th and Hist street.
owned by the Wcstcott estate, is likely
to be improved with a twelve story apart
ment house.
An important change OF title in the old
Bulls Head district of the city will soon
take place.
William Bradley. subway builder. who
is the principal director OF the old firm of
Fiss. Doerr & Carroll Horse Company
has contracted to buy several properties
from the Julia Mehrbach estate and the
Mechanics Bank of Brooklyn. The bank
owns No. 1i6 East 2ith street and The
Nehrbach estate has agreed 10 sell NO.
l4S 20 15i East oath street and Nos. lj and
l45 and No. 1i9 East sd street
Mr.. Bradley recently purchased from
the estate of Jacob Lorillard No. loi to
1874 East oath street. and several other
parcels near BY, which, with previous
acquisitions. give the Fiss, Doerr & Car
roll Horse Company control Of frontages
of 26i feet on the north and south sides
of 24th street. between Third and Lexing-
ton avenues.
Joseph +. a. O'Donncll has sold TO II.
Frahme No. 396 East 10th street, four
story tenement house and stores 2oXlD
feet.
This is one of the four houses bought
by Mr. ODonnell from the Danziger IS
tate two months ago. He rcsold No. 80
a few weeks ago to the David Holman
Brewing Company.
Adoph Cohn negotiated the latest sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST IS.

122D ST. l43 West; Sarah c Do,y e. a ~
Adelaide =; Hoyt ct al foreclosure Of NOR
cage: atty, B r Rabcll.
BEACH AVE. 73l: William Ranha ir
charles Hauck et al foreclosure OF mortgage;
attvs Patterson & Brinckerhoh
DECATUR AVE. 3254; Central Nortsass q
az, William Freeland et al Ooreclosurs q
mortgage: attys. Otis & Otis.
BROADWAY, 513 20 Ji9: Mercer st. 3
"a. broadway. l56 and 49,: Liberty o. q
Tay.rIv III. ii and 10. David II Hsight ct 1
act Edward g. IIaight 81 al tameEced p2r--
tlou). atty. T. Beadlcston.
t5STH ST. 50G 20 so West; Golconda Reiy
Co act Elkstone Park Realty 90 Goreel'sss
OF u-ortsagel. atty. ) Freedman
a2gTH IT, bet Prospect Terrace ana CaIs'-
ter ave. lot s94: Land and Lien Go asi cir-
limo SchWarz 81 al foreclosure or uanil9
tsx lien). atty. " Frank
LOTS : 10 -. block >. section ~ los .
* block %. sectlcr 4: lot 81. block ~ se,fk;
"A. lots 30 10 80 and 81 block -. sectios
Tho B-onx. EIith W Provost agt Aorsns1
Mann o. al foreclosure OF moF'sasel' Hp'
o4TV ST, 70 and Is West ETald Nomrr
az, George Vause - al foreclosure OF n1''
qa~c). artvs. Blumersteil & B'umensteh
% AVE. AZ. leasehold: David Hause' ar
charles Hauser 81 al partition at'Y
sTH ST. - West: Henrietta Secsel sg' ~.
ti,e.on Estates. Inc. q al to-eclosIre q
,,rrtyacel. attys. BloomberS Ploomoer:'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29

probably local showers; fair tomorrow: mod
crate To brisk southwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
unsettled to-day. probably local showers In
northern portions: fair tomorrow; moderate to
brisk southwest winds.
For Delaware. Maryland and the District Of
Columbia. somewhat unsettled but probably
fair to-day and 10 morrow; no decided change
In temperature. moderate southwest TO west
winds
For Virginia. generally fair to-day and to
morrow; moderate southwest winds.
For West Virginia. unsettled. probably fair
to-day. and slightly cooler in the western por-
ton: fair and cooler tomorrow.
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day. OK
ccpt showers near the lake: slightly cooler:
fair and cooler tomorrow; moderate TO brisk
southwest TO west winds.
For Western New York. unsettled: probably
local showers to-day. and cooler IN the western
portion: fair and cooler tomorrow: modera te
TO brisk southwest TO west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The steamer market was again quiet and but
little was done I'm sailing vessels. Freights
offered sparinaly and rates showed little or no
change Quotations 10 Liverpool and London
93kd. Glasgw. "a; Rotterdam &c; HamburS 20
pigs Bremen. ~ PIGS: Hull and Antwerp
3d. PrjefoL 3hd: Cork for orders. U.s. picked
norris lauQe tonnage rs ca. cotton to Liverpool
Ter 100 n $50. Charters British steamer
3 sO7 tons New York and Brazil trade. Two
stcsrner , t0J tons deals Pugwash 10 Man
chester private terms. September British
steamer 2 $50 tons. cotton, Wilmington, {.
10 liverpool or Bremen. 40s, October; BRUSH
stcsrner 5S4 tons cotton. etc. savannah TO
The United Kingdom or Continent 4"s Ocio-
her British steamer. 2,0Is tons. phosphate
Tanna 10 swedish port, private terms,
nrornnt. Norwegtan steamer. LIS tons, coal,
philadelphia 10 Cardenas. private terms,
pronpt: norwegian steamer. 40 TONS same
schooner so tons cement hence 10 Jae .l.'
schooner. 40 tons. salt. hence 10 Jacksonville
81 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
ACTIVITY IN EIGHTH AVENUE

Henry NJ Moeller has leased 10 inc
United Cigar Stores Company for term
of years the store at No. $40 Eighth ave
nue.. The Helmer Confectionery COM
pany has leased the store at NO. 9''.s
Eighth avenue, and the Silver Luhch
Company has taken the store adJo'i''he
at Nos. 975 and 977 for term oil years
Those stores are in the building at the
,,orthuost corner of Eighth avenue and
In street which was bought last April
by the CITY Real Estate Improvement
Company through Mr.. Moeller. Inc
stores have been held at s3OO lroh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
owner; starrett Construction Co. Inc, g.,

owner: Starrett Construction Co. Inc =,
tractor: S7l9 Wa
CROTONA AVE. " s, so II OF iso.,
Tx 10 Beaumont ave: Morris Nanacher a. y
agt d Andrea Construction co. owner and ca.
tractor: S746. VA
CLIFFORD AVE. n 3, 1855 n Of Ralcom 49,.
7Jx100; John Sellitto agt Rudolph Hall or,i
and contractor. $3.50. "s
BID AVE. cor 10Th St; 2jxlOo; COIN O.,
and contractors; Greenblatt Construction ~
contractor; $50. "
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. e $. 27os.
of Aldus ST, iI9XlJ0: Norfolk Lumber "a
oval Construction Co, owner and eon,rscts1,
S321 30.
122D ST, So East: Barnett Perlman -
Henry CHASER. owner Alexander Hsr,aNs
owner and contractor; si03 20. T
129TH ST $. rs n 2 Of Riverside Dr,,.
JOx irreg: Salvatore Luckes agt London co'
struction Co. owner and contractor 81 on y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
APARTMENTS IN DEMAND.

Van Norlen & Wilson have leased
apartment in the Sutherland. No. 81 !
West l5Sth street, 10 Ernest W. Mar
low. T.. i. Pinles. NJ T.. Rionda. X. y.
Corby. T.. Lascaris Samuel Meyer and
\ II Combs This completes the rent
ing of the building.
Moore. Schultz & Co have leased for
the GreystCnc Holding Company No.
IA St Nicholas avenue. fOur-story
private dwelling house, To a client for a
term of years Also leased for Mary &.
McNiece NO. 100 Hamilton Place. "A
three-story and basement private dwell
ing 20 client.
Pease & Gilman have leased an apart
ment at No. % East ed street to Il. &.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser ana at
torney)
AUGUST 2s-
M anhattan.

2ep ST. 40 West, 24x9s9; Perfect Holding
Corn TO Mary & Stewart, ~ ~ Jonh =
Brooklyn: Aug mtg SGOOVO: SlOo: at''s'
Butts a. Viaing. 81 Chambers ST. oo,,oo :.
65TH ST. S. 27J IT e of % ave, -oHloV; o.
Annie 4 Rem To Kleinschmidt MaSnesld -
429 East 5sth st mtg $500; Aug lo sI1'
atty Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 40 bioau
18TH ST. n $. 225 II Of Sd ave. 2jxlo2 2:
Julius Levy ct al to Ardsley Garage Co. 10
Broadway: Aug ~ tmtg $4,000: SlOo: ATTY;
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. ioo
77TH ST. I59 and l61 East 3 sty brk. %. Ok
1922: Sigmund Meyer to Ardsley Garage 20,
rs Broadway; July II tmtg SZ5, SUD-: sIoo'
atty LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co.
100 Broadway. - .
nth sT. ia West. ) sty brk. 17xlo22; Al
bert T Sander to Alice y sander. 81 west s'th
st tmtg Sao.OO0: Aug %: 500; atty. James Il
FOstor ~ Court 81. Brooklyn. 70
lU5TH ST ~ 9ud - East sty brk' BOX
IOo.1l; Fannie Holzhapfel to Lena Jurkowit1.
l1s Cannon st: Aug II mtg S46OOO; slOo'
atty. II Herskowitz. Ave c.
18TH ST, n s. 6is.i0 II W OF 9Th ave. 19N
% II. Julia Won Eberhard to Louis IL Bailey
ll3 81 Johns Pl. Brooklyn mtg Sll.OO; Aug
.: 81; a.tys Alexander Il Green. lbJ broadway
10TH ST. $. 100 II Of WadsHorth ave-
FOX; Mimi, T. Hurst 10 New York Telephone
co. - Dey st; Aug Is 500; atty. Title Guar
antcc and Trust 90. iIG Broadway.
1S2D ST. o. West. 1870; Gustav Saeng,r
to Helene Saenger. So West 1922 st. March
Il. SlCo. atty, II g Kayser. 233 Broadway.
The Bronx.
CONCORD AVE e cor Of 15lst ST. li3.,K
o. Kovacs Construction 90 to ROYAL J. MOi-
colt. II Irving III mtg $4,000: Aug q; SlV;
attorney, Walter WOlcOu, IL irving ~
Lot III. map Hunt estate; Sadie SchaheI
Ct al to Jacob Rupert, eoIp D. 10Y 90 az ani
Trust Go. l76 Broadway.
LOT 80. Blk 10 map Morris Park; Motifs
Park Estates to Frederick = Funds. Bronx
vile. Y: July 30: 81; attorney Lawyers
lite Insurance 60; 1850 BROADWAY. p,..,o
l3l columbus ave: July ~ 81. same att9Ineg.
NORRIS AVE. n cor Of 10th 81, lOOxIOi.9'
Thomas n Rof 20 Leo J Lehman, 2lIs Broad
way untg $4,000: Aug 70; 81
flower ave 2JXlOO: C1othilda LAMBETH 70 John
l. McNabb iJG East i3Jth ~ mtg SiJOW'
Aug -: 500: attorney. lawyers Title Insur-
aute 80. lSD Broadway.
10; kunnagunda Lucking 70 Minnie Il tals-
rolo. a>3 Teller ave: AUg IS; GIT, attorney
l. = Goebcl. 81 Park Row.
i3JTiI ST. $. i2i 10 II OF ~ Ann Az,
- 7Nl0p: Kate Fadigen 70 Patrick WeiHoh ;, NV"
East 18th ST tmtg sl2.000; Aug %; Slo''
attorney. : Williamson. 364 Alexander ave.
I6JTI ST $50 Fast. =. 3I.dXlOO. Royal l.
Wolcott 10 koyacs Construction co, .S Alex
23iTH ar. :. 30 n Of Katonah ave;
% iOxioo: william G. Grossnlan 70 Charles
Druse. 90G6 anthony ave 'mtS Ndi"Oj' AuII
.: 500: attorney. BENJAMIN + Gerdhs' IJoI
% 18TH ST. s24 52s East. SIS, 572Sloo Rob
crt ) Conklin. trus IN bankruptcy OF Geiual'
Real Estate 90. 10 Max Hrsch. 10 N'sl
i40th - tntS Si3.3ONl; july ii: N.Vo' 49,
ney. Title Guarantee aud Trust Co. I'o o'oAu
SAME PROPERTY: Max Hirsch 20 Louis u
Mailer g2S East .pith 81 mtg SlJ.JOVl, aug
-, 81: samc attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from page thirteen.

S2aS2 30: Jersey bbl. s2aS2 81: round bag.
S2qS2 30; long. 81 SOQS2 10, SWEET POIA-
Tors southern. Dbl. S2qS2 20; Jersey, No l.
basket SlQSl Is. Delaware. No J. basket, Doc
dSl. Jersey. Dbl 81 j0q$3; ONIONS. Long
Island Dbl 81 jOaS3; Orange County. red, bag
SlQSl 81: yellow. SldSl 10; white, basket, Noc
0S1 Is: connecticut valley, yellow per lOO 10
Tag. 81 7JaSl 81: Jersey. white basket slg
81 30: yellow. SlQSl -; red, 81: state. white,
basket S5cG$1 -. yellow, IjcQS1. red, i9ci
BEANS basket or bag, JOcQSl %; BETS.
bbI 81 5OaS2. 100 punches, SlGSl 90. CAk-
RIOTS ibl. 81 5OQ$2; basket jOWI1c; 100 10
bag. S14Sl p: 100 punches, 7jcUSl -; Gu
CJ'MBEES. basket or box, JOcNs1 %. CUCJM-
Der PICKLES. Dbl. $l0S2: CORN. per 100
gOC0SI %: CELERY. dozen stalks. lOa25c;
CABBAGES. per loo. S70Sl0; CAULlFLOW-
Frs. state. bb S3a$4: Long Island. crate,
81 25aS2 -. Elephants. Jerscy. box, 20q
SOC: basket 25040c; Dbl. 6OcQSl; LINN
BEANS Jersey, potato. basket, 1'caS1 -;
fiat. 2Ja75c: Long Island. potato, bag, I5cp
81 p: LETTUCE. state. basket. JocQSl; =
dozen crate, 5OcdSl; 3-dozen crate. jocnS1 %;
nearby. Dbl. 75c0Sl p: basket. go zoe; MUSH-
ROOMS n. J0G Soc: OkRA, carrier. Jont
PEAS. basket. 81 25dS2; bag. $laSl 80; Pr
PERS. green. basket. 25d50c. bhl. lOcgSl'
boN 20Q4Oc; red. per hbl 81 'OaS2; KC-
MAINE. state basket 65ds5c; nearby. bbl,
SjOcd$1: SQUASH. marrow. Dbl. T5c0Sl;
white. Dbl 50cQSl. yellow. bbl, 254I3c; TUX
NIPS. rutabaga. Dbl $1GS1 % white. bol' $40
81 90; TOMtEOES. nearby, box. ljqJOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
FOR RocKAWAY BEACH

g. Taus g. Son have sold FOR Charles
Crabbe 20 Messrs kraemer & Klein a
plot on the north side Of tho Boulevard.
KOekaWay Beach. west Of Pleasant ave-
nue.. adjoining the Bank OF Long Island
AS soon a. plans arc completed
Messrs. kra sm"r & Klein will erect on
the site q large. modern hreprOof thea
ire 10 be- known as the New Theatre
IL Is the intention of the owners 10 run
an up-to-date vaudeville and show house
This building will be one Of the finest
and artistic on the island.
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

The Magenta Development Company.
Henry Rockmore. president. sold two
story brick private dwelling houses in
Brooklyn each lS3Xl.O feet. o. the fol
lowing persons: To Lewis Sprowcr. No.
- Forbcll avenue. 10 Elizabeth Gramer.
No. 10 FOrbell avenue 10 John Berg, 80.
- Forbell avenue, 10 Albert IA. Herman
son, No. % Forbcll avenue: 10 Adam
thinner, No. Il Forbel avenue. and TO
Laura l.. Mauder. No IS Forbell avenue
Henry Agar sold for a Mrs. Conway
Ne. s29 Monroe street "A thrce-stOry, six
family fathouse, on q lot 2JNlOO feet. To-
Gated 100 feet west OF Patchen avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
TRADE EXPANSION IN 57TH ST.

JEAN dressmaker. who Is AT present
located at No. II East Doth street. mas
taken lease Of the four story dwelling
house at No 10 West 9th street. owned
By Adelaide :. Browning.
The dwelling is located about 800 feet
west of Fifth avenue. and will be altered
for the new lessee
The lease f. for long term OF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
LEASES 45TH STREET STORE.

ROYAL Scott Gulden has leased the store
No. 81 West 18th street to l.. f.. Mace
millner for a term Of years; also
loft in No. 80 West 18th street 10 inc
Kanter Electric Company Tor j. heeh'
- +. loo in No 81 West 18th street to
A. X. Womrath. interior decorator Tor
Eugene SOuthCk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AUGUST %.
The Bronx.

GRAND coNCOURSE. W $, 15432 tn,
1slst st: for 3 sty brk dwlg 2Rax,T y,
Katharine Fendisch 100 10th ave. owner, i :
Vreeland 20I9 Jerome ave. architect, a,'
$500.
TRINITY AVE. W g 12l.i5 II Of Lsth s..
for I sty brk dwg. 25Xl326. TaYps,.,
Realty 60. Philip Wattenberg. 10 Broadu,y
president. owner; NJ W Del Caudic i0i tn
mont ave architect: cost. $500.
GRAND AVE, " $. 100 II Of D4th ST: q,
2 : sty brk tenmt 34x63; Enrich Peterson. -.
Ryer ave. owner. Anton Primer. 2009 Wssici1,'
ter ave, architect: cost. $4,000.
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struction Co TO Clarence Nshan' ~
from FEB / 1914; $500: address, 40 "es'
SD st. 80. pessie A
Wilson 10 jeremiah Moran; yrs IRON ~
ioI9. 81 $50: address. 43 West osth 81
IItST ST sol West: store, etc; Johr c p ~
Can'rev TO Louis Perillo; yrs from Sep' -
1913. $3.50; address, sol West l4Is1 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-29
NEW TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.

The New York Telephone Company TOOK
title 10 a plot. JOXlco feet on the south
side Of 10th street. lCo feet east OF WadS.
worth avenue. from Minnie T.. hurst. II
viii erect ON the site an exchange station.