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any department and business was a tn0ss pe.
0US-Linseed of unchanged. Renheu pc
troleuun firm at the recent adNah-e'
RICF-Steady, with fair demand
SI'GAR-Rehned quiet, but prices Weie
suced 4 points BY some rcfners. AroucKie e tSSs
INK at 20c for fine granulateu Nnle az a.
redners quoted 4.25c. The FederaI reuue.u re
nrice Z points early in the day, but al tIe
sioss was hack again 10 the old basis han
ouiet and unchanged Centrifugal was quo,eSS
s4sc 10 354c: muscovado, 29ec 10 5fc' aIs5
nolasses 2T3c 10 279c, while COST anu
'reigbf stood at 2isd2 3-l6c. In London beet
,ugsr was fat and lower. early prices oelng
es "a FOR October, 9s Sad for November ana
los q for May with the curb al Us 90 ~;
october 9s 7&d for November ana tos Hu
for May London cabled the STOCK OF eusa.
n the United Kingdom at 1000 tons. against
~ 6GO last week Willett e. Gray report the
movement OF sugar at the six principal ports
NJ cuba for the week as follows; Recelpts'
none: export 5000 bags. against l3'VOo me
previous week 1900 last year and none IN
1911. stock $1,000 bags, against 5000 the
previous week. 1900 last year and LOO IN
J9li: receipts FOR the entire island, loo bags,
Rainst 600 the previous week ana none iAst
rear and 900 in 1911. No centrals grinding
HDES-There was only moderate bust
nest during the week, and prices for the hrst
half were firm. although at the close sellers
became more anxious 10 sell and prices we're
about re 20 1c lower on some grades
LEATHER-The market was firm, with a
fair business going on. Local jobbers and
manufacturers were after moderate sized lots.
md prices were firm owing 10 small stocks.
Al the close buyers became cautious, in view
II the decline in the raw material market
DRUGS-There was "A pretty fair demand
curing the week. although buyers were con-
sentative and their purchases covered nearby
tial oils were easier with only moderate de-
aand
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RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF Iessee'
AMSTERDAM AVE. 425, store. etc; FREQ
erIck Muller TO Klian Breinlinger' "a 80
from Nov /, 1918; S216; address 40 Am
''G TiEEXTNGToN AVE. 1854. store and part C;
william Schroeder and ano 10 : ADGan a.
Gilman: yrs from May l. lolf' S'-o' ~
dress 1884 Lexington ave. a. 49,.
MADISON ST. S. rooms on "a moor,
Edward /. CHINA TO Henry K Arnoldi; SLs
frcm April /, 1912. $500 address ID Fa'N
PARK ROW. 1O1. all; Joseph kopliK
a, al 10 Isldor Koplik and ano; 20 yrs from
Sept /, 1918: 81 900; address. "a East l.3d 81,
STANTON ST, $50 all Hannah nan 1e" is1s g.
Joe Binimovitz; 4a yrs from Dec l. Aoi''
5000; address, 800 stanton ST. Aoa,,,oL
20 AVE, II W cor 18th ST, store; Chadwich
Realty Co 10 Davis; 3 yrs rom aug j.
sTH AVE. 9O7, all Joseph w Hennes sy, 20
81. go. address 327 West 10Th ST, ,
18TH ST. 40 West. store Charles TSpa a.
to 5 & Lunch co; from Nov L. 1919, 70
April 30. 1871; $4,000 address, 3l3 West
I2TH ST. a store on ground noor OF onyx
Court; Chadwick Realty co 20 Jon lto la Ia
Rosa; ) yrs from Nov !, 1915 S'io' au
dress. 800 East 18th st. s..,,.,
57TH ST. 3G2 West, all; F conger smith
TO Eden ' Delphey; yrs from Nov j. lol3'
10TH ST. 4O2 East. LIST floor; Moses
Schwartz 10 Harlem Paper Box 90; ] 10
yrs from July /. 1913; $3.50 address, 4o-
East lOith 81.
Goodstcin to Abraham and Joseph Levy
from Nov l. 1918. To Aug 81. 1915; $3.50;
address. 1886 East 18th 81.
i1STH ST. 5i2 and 51i East, all; Mary A
Stokes 20 Max Rothbart. - yrs from Dec j,
1913; $1,000: address. 2295 I'd ave.
NTH ST. ~ 10 1876 East. all; Joseph
Sh,nk 20 Abraham Rabinowitz. y o-l2 Yrs
from Nov 1, 1913; $4,000 address ii27
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MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER IS.

CANNON PLACE. e s. 25.s II n Of 2x,h q,
16.llXli0.5; Lewen Engineering Company al
A Gallagher. owner and contractor; SlW
SAME PROPERTY; International CORPORA.
ton OF Modern Improvements agt same: 81.
800. ~
18th ST. No ll9 East: Lawson & McNurras
agt Frederick l. Merriam, owner; John I
Goetchus and W L Crew Construction Com.
pany, contractor: t1si IS.
SAME PROPERTY; Frank c Buekhout All
same; SIS %. =
MANHATTAN AVE, No Ss7: Abraham
Meltzer agt Arthur Wash, trustee, owner
and contractor; S33.
THIRD AVE. No 1884: Tony Bash ct al ar.
August Levy or Levi owner; Solomon Lobe.
sefsky, contractor; SIS 70.
18th ST. No l4 West; Kovalsky Bros Ina
agt Michael P Rich. owner: Blight overneH
Company. Inc; sos.
64TH ST. Nos 2O5 and 2N East: Kovsl.ky
Bros. Inc agt Black Garage Company. owner:
Blight-overfield Company, Inc contractor:
$3.50
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD n W cor iso.h ct,
iooxloo; Carmine Doino agt John Block. Henry
Block and Henry Meyers owners; John 7
Rizney. contractor; $50
THIRD. AVE, No 1885; Tony Basil ct al at
August Levy or Levi. owner; Solomon Lo-
besofsky, contractor: SOS IS
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PRIVATE SALES MARKET
West 25th Street Loft Building
Figures in Exchange.

Nelson & Lee, representing the Cooper
ative Land Company, of Long Island. IN
conjunction with Lounsbury & Tharp, have
sold to the Cooperative Land Company
Of Long Island the large loft building at
Nos. 1874 and 1876 West 25th street. III
part payment the Cooperative Land Com
pany of Long Island gave seventy acres
at Babylon, which the new owners Intend
holding for investment.
George W. Loft has purchased through
Hiram Rinaldo from the Goldenberg
estate the gore at the southeast cor
ner OF Cleveland Place and kenniare tDe-
lancey) street. Last year Mr.. Loft pur-
chased the remainder Of the block front
on the east side of Cleveland Place, be-
tween Broome and Kenmare streets, at
the auction sale held by the city OF the
properties used IN connection with Che
Centre street subway loop. On that site
he erected a seven story building for the
manufacture Of candy. which was but re-
Gently completed. The parcel just pur-
chased fronts IA feet on Cleveland Place
and 100 feet in Kenmare street. His hold
ngs at that point now compromise a
frontage of about 1872 feet on Cleveland
Place, 100 feet I'm Broome street and 100
.eet in Kenmare street.
John f.. Ahrens is reported TO have sold
his home. No. 500 West s9th street, A
four story and basement dwelling, on lot
e0xl COS feet. located 100 feet west OF
West End avenue: also Nos. 21S and 22O
East sOth street, two five story fathouses,
each on lot 25xI02.2 feet. between Second
and Third avenues. The buyer of both
properties Is said TO be a builder. who
gave I'm exchange group Of newly con-
structed fats in the Bedford Park section
Of The Bronx.
b. H. Weisker has sold for W. Russell
Osborn TO an investor the three story
brick apartment house, with store, No. 100
Burnside avenue
The r. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson Com
pany sold for Mrs. G. r. Brewer TO a
client No. 3lS West goth street, three
and d half story dwelling house. on lot Tx
loo feet.
The Louis +. Kleban Company has
bought the five story fathouse. 40xl00
feet, at the southeast corner Of Union
'avenue and l67th street The property
was given in part payment for the three
houses No. 1917 to 1925 Franklin avenue,
recently reported sold.
Dora A. Schwaneke has sold the two
story dwelling house. on plot 57x7sx
irregular on the west side o. Jackson
avenue. between i55th and ljsth streets.
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BUSINESS LEASES,

The Norwich Pharmacal Company has
arranged through the Douglas Robinson,
Charles $ Brown Company a five-year
lease Of the store and basement at Nos.
81 and 80 East 1lth street with the
owner. the United States Trust Com
pany. The lessee is now located on
Beekman street
William \. White & Sons and Man
heimer Brothers rented 10000 square
feet OF space I'm the building at Nos. ii3
and 40 Broadway for Mrs. Helen
Ngughan Henderson. OF East Orange. y.
J.. 10 the c. \. Edgarton Manufacturing
Company. Of Shirley Mass. The build
ing has been untenanted for some time.
and was sold by William 4 White 81
Sons 10 Mrs. Henderson. The Stude-
baker Corporation was recently secured
on long term lease and with the rent
ing OF above space there remains but the
first and second lofts, for which negotia-
tons are pending.
Pease & Gilman leased space in the
Liberty Tower Building. No. 55 Liberty
street 10 Charles II. Smith, Edward IL.
Coy Ashdovn e fedde, Koch & bergen
and Farrell * Asch.
Cross 81 Brown Company leased for a
term of years from plans the five story
fireproof garage erected by Thomas +.
Devine at Nos 256 and 25S West 6Sth
street TO Harry W. Biggs and Thomas
Black. Mr.. Black was connected with
tn" garage of Wyckof Church q Fart
ridge for a great many years. The les
sees expect to get possession OF the
building on May ], 1914.
Frederick Fox & Co leased 10 Cor
nelius j. and John II. O'Hern about 5000
square feet of space In No. 80 To "a West
800 street. running through to Nos 80
and 81 West 32d street. for long term
OF years. and the third loft at No l5s TO
1862 West eth street 10 the w. and L.
Manufacturing Company
Horace S. Ely x co. report the renting
Of the second floor of No. AS Fifth ave-
nue. To Avedon, Inc. This and the north
erly store leased TO Peck e Peck COM
pletes the renting OF the property for
Stern & Co. who will occupy the re.
mninder of the premises for millinery
h,ta
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OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The demand for full cargo steamers was
limited but a moderate miscellaneous business
was done In charterng Rates remained about
as last quoted. Quotations to Liverpool. 21sd;
London. 2a.d; Glasgow and Antwerp. Sd: Rot
terdam, &c; Hamburg. 40 pigs; Bremen. 81
pigs: Hull Sd: Bristol, 3isd: Cork for orders.
Is %; picked ports. large tonnage. 2s iisda
2s 80; cotton to Liverpool. per 100 10. 30c.
CHARTERS-British steamer 10000 cases
petroleum. hence TO Whampoa, % nc. Novem-
Der; British steamer. 2526 tons nitrate. west
coast South America TO the United States.
28s l0i9d. with options. December British
steamer, - tons. timber. Gulf to three ports
South Africa. l3ls Sd. December: British
steamer. 10000 qrs grain. Philadelphia or Bal
tlmore TO Rio de Janeiro or Santos, As Sd.
November: British steamer. 1875 tons, cotton,
savannah TO Liverpool or Bremen. 4Os. option
Havre. Ais Sd. option 500 tons general cargo
December: British steamer. 1903 tons orc
Narvik 10 Philadelphia. Is. November; steam,
er, 1000 tons dead weight. sulphate OF am
monia In bags. Rotterdam to Charleston. Nor
folk and Wilmington. lis Sd. prompt; Norwe-
gian steamer, .,4s9 tons. West India trade.
one round trip. basis about Is Cd. November
schooner 1859 tons. ties. Savannah TO New
York. at or about lie: schooner. / 2sG tons.
same from Brunswick
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LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER rs.


PROSPECT AVE, 697; Jacob Altman ast
Rosey Smith Specific performance; attor'
COLUMBIA ST, ~: Bella Feldman ss,
Sarah Zazeela ct al foreclosure OF mtg).
attorney. A n Brill.
18TH ST. 20 West: Eckley Dental supply
co agt Nillicent : Denton faction OF attach
rentD: attorney. II r Rising.
227TH ST. W cor of Brentwood ave. ht
l46: Louis Pines agt Hirsh Solotaron et al
foreclosure OF transfer OF tax lien)i attof
ney. VI Tichenor. -
l2OTH ST $. 1919 II OF 18th ave- lsi
lOOI1; Equitable Life Assurance society a
the United States agt Abram Roseman t
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys A!eAahde
* Green. -.
IlsTH ST. l5i East; A Gertrude Gutter
agt Edward T Rosenheimer, eNr. et a. core
closure OF mtg; attorney. Tichenor.
Sd AVE, 2OI2 20 20ls and lllth ST. lS
East, Mary Wood agt David Levine 81 a
foreclosure OF mtg; attorney { Mepef'
mott ,...,. go.
l6sTH ST. 8. 70.7 II OF Fulton ave
IS Sxl336x irreg; Louis Rose agt Willlam
] Diamond Specific performance; attorneH
4 Romagna.
PROSPECT AVE. s. IS II OF OaKlahe
ri 25xlOO; George " Moore agt Fortuna,'
De Lorenzo et al foreclosure OF mtg); AZ
torney, ID DelsNan
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lower; steers. So 4Ogs 81 yearlings. s. Og
So 80; heifers, s. 25GSs -; cows, " iO9si 10:
$500; fairly active and ga lOc higher; choice
medium to heavy weights. ssqSs -. bulk OF
sales. 81 75aSs; packers. 81 JOass lights s. 5O
QST So, pigs, 50 JOp$7 -. sHEEP-ReceIpts.
5000; sheep steady. lambs hrmer at $6gN -.
Gull lambs, 81 JOds5 70, mutton sheep, ~ 80
81 30.
GBy Telegraph to The Trbunel
Boston oct. 2s.-Receipts OF livestock. 3,ll4
cattle, H. i9o sheep and lambs. 1855 calves
and IS. 7J4 hogs Beef cattle somewhat draggy.
with prices about as last week; choice steers
and oxen. 7l.Gsi2c. few extras up 10 &c; best
cows, 5i2q6hc: average. 4l4q51zc; poor, 80
&c; bulls 4d6c. Veal calves In moderate sup
ply at Ii7q9c: fancy. Zoe. demand limited 10
better quality. Hogs fractionally lower at Siz
qsac: live weight. l0hdlic dressed; yard
offerings light. demand steady; offerings Of
steey and lambs larger. Maine shipping many.
Market unchanged at 3aic for sheep. Gq7c
for lambs. Mich cows In lighter demand.
and s6Jd$l0O for good to choice.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were Ie'o'u
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate EAchanee
salesroom, Nos. IA and 10 Vesey street.
BY Joseph p. Day.
s4TH ST. $50 East n :, lOl ~ OIL A
A. o5lxfO22. > sly tenmt; soid 10 -
Never for $2i.s50. also. -o,, ., q Of
LEXINGTON AVE, 2l3j. 3 'o 49,. Soid
l2gth Il, 2OxGO, sly tenmt and stores so'''
10 the plaintiff for $1,000; also, o,,~,oo.
9TH AVE, cor 21Gth ST. ~ ~ aiNi ~
vacant; sold 10 the plaintiff for SS,OVo' S.'U,
ID AVE, 2208 and ZOOS, $, 90; ~
OF 18th ST. i0xS0 . sty tennis ana s'o''S'
sold TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
r1Tu ST. 3s3 West. $, 176 IT W OF
Washington ST, 2Ox032. sty tenmt' au-
journed to oct 80.
At the Bronx exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
10TH ST $50 East, =, ll92 II oa
stebbins ave, 37GXll1, sty tenmt' so'u ~
the plaintiff for $4,000. ., ~
18TH ST. Sj4 East, 8. ll8.f II %
Hall Place, 316xll1, . sly teh"'' soN
the plaintiff for 100000; also, n..ox
VILLA AVE, 1852. S. 3T5 II OF fottei
place. or 2Oith st, 16xl00, sty tenmd anu
store: sold TO william II Austin for sl'o'o'
BY Henry Brady.
MACLAY AVE, 241o. n :, 304.5 IT OF
Seldom ave- 2Jx103. Withdrawn.
BY J. VI. Mayors.
CLASON POINT ROAD. e S, ao0 IL n
line lot 30. 25t1XS5.7 10 White Flaihs Hoau
,"lvSr withdrawn.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

OClOBER -.
North Side Mortgage Corporation to An.
Naumann; 5000. e''
Caroline Mitsche as extrx, to csro,,,.
Mitschel; $1,000 ''hs
Henry Forster to Henry r Forster a a,,,,.
81. "''V;
Henry A Forster to Henry A For,ts,
exr q assts); 81.
Lucy G Thomson to S V w Lee:sI
" w Lee TO Louise G Forrest: s0Oo
Martin SImons 10 Amanda Marcus. SIX On
James @ ID Barnett. exr. to Bent A Harn...
So, 0OO a'aeu'
John Doll 10 Columbian A Kelly: 81
j G Wm Pilgrim 10 Bank OF EUROPE: s,i n.
New Amsterdam Holding Co to Geo CorIis.
Jessie shAir to Therese stembock: 81.
Lon Macklin TO Alphus VI Favour. 81
VIM Hai3h and ano, trustees, to 9rm Ha,s.
81 10J. "asn
Alfred : Rrown and ano, exrs, 10 c;.,,..
Savings Bank $4,000. "aa
Guaranteed Mortgage Co OF New YORK. >,
Mary Egan: 500
Selma Wronker 10 Hyrnan Block: 500
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO James Ulm,r,.
S2s,cO0. h'
Same 10 Bernhard Clmann; S2S 900
Same 20 4 J. Mordecai & Son; $4,000
Same 10 same: sos 900
Alice " Kyle 10 trustees OF Ieake a.,
Watts Orphan House in City OF New yers
25JOO WIZ
Alice NJ Kyle 70 Woman's Union Nlssior,,v
Society Of America; $1,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co AZ,
10 II c r Randolph and ano: ST.
Sara g MADDEN 10 New York Nortrass .,S
Security Co; 50 900.
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THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER.--The local market for copper was
quiet with lake quoted at lIal!hc; electro
lyuc. l6hc, and casting, i6lshl6&c. stand
ard copper on the Metal Exchange was dull.
with spot and October quoted at I3.s7lzc; No
vember, 1850 1850. and December 5.S0n
1890. In London copper was quiet and closed
easy al ga los for spot and fT3 IS for futures.
TlN-Iocally was weak. with spot and Octo-
Der quoted at 80. 100 +0c: November. 30. 900
40 Toe; December. $4,000 40. l5c. and January.
30 90a ~. a5c. In London tin closed easy at
flh2 los for spot and f1S3 los for futures.
LEAD-Quiet. New York spot, 3Oa4. 4Oc,
ana East - Louis, 413ai.25c London lead
closed at f2O IS Cd
SPELTER. quiet: New York. spot 5.35fS
j.5Oc. and East 81 Louis 5.20d5. 35c London
spelter closed at go l2s Sd
IRON-Middlesboro No 2. Sis l0lzd In Lon
don. The local iron market was quiet and un-
changed. with No l Northern quoted at slGa
SIG 30: No .. SIS 5odsl6. No Southern and
soft. SIS 25dS15 rs.
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APARTMENT HOUSE LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased an apartment OF
fourteen rooms and four baths at No. 80
Park avenue for the Lowell Realty Com
pany to Mrs. Thomas ". Howard, "A niece
of Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt, also an
apartment I'm the Essex, Madison avenue
and 56th street. to w. n. Hamilton, of
Boston, and a duplex apartment Of twelve
rooms and three baths at No. AL Park
avenue to II. r. Williams, vice-p president
Of the Chicago. Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Railroad
Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. leased an
apartment I'm No. sol Lexington avenue.
northeast corner of 9Th street, to Allan
Robinson, president OF the Allied Real
Estate interests; also with Cammann,
Voorhees, az Floyd an apartment In the
Mayfair. No. +i9 Park avenue. TO Roland
Il. Conklin. and an apartment at No. us
East 10th street to Mrs. Gerald y. Stan
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DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

The j. +. Wilton stuart Company
leased the five story American basement
residence No. 40 East 50th street for
James ]. Van Allen to George h. Dadmun.
Pease e. Gilman leased for Mrs. Harry
Lehr the dwelling No. 90 West seth street
TO Percival w. Hill
Leon S. Altmayer leased for Hannah
Altmayer the American basement dwell
ing No. so East S6th street. near Madison
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has started suit against the Hotel k S9 oon
Company for the foreclosure o. a sy[2,Ooo
second mortgage given by the Hotei neS
tor Company 10 secure an issue vi Sans,
Corner Of broadway and 44th street, now
known as the Hotel Claridge.
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ALTERATIONS.
OCTOBER =
The RronY

13sTH ST. 672: 10 i sty brk store and
tenmt 40 2x90: Theodore Haebler' go =,
AIMS ave, owner: George Hof. r. 81 Eaa
l5sth 81. architect; $500
BATHGATE AVE. 1925; 10 sty frame
store and dwg. 21x34. Giuseppe Graziano, on
premises owner: NJ w Del GaudiO, 40l
fremont ave, architect; $1,000.
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o28xio0x5oxll5: Oct %. 1895; Jas d su,
smith Williamson. 1854 Alexander ave
18TH ST. $50 East assignment OF rs,,..
Aug IL. 1913; Max Reinitz to Abr I. Kss,
ave AZ "a
22sTH ST, S, 7I.6 II e OF Brentwood 40.
2h6xll4; Nov 3, 1905; Luigi and Maria Cat.
and ano TO Diego Chiarello; 81, 900: attorr.se
Jacob II Corn, 395 Broadway D'"e''
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER %.

OCTOBER %.
4eTH ST, 11s and 100 West; z Exenb.r.
ger agt the Century Holding Co et al; Oct
81, 1913; $40
1ST AVE. e S, bet 10th and 1i1th SITS 200
x100: Crane Co agt Standard Gas Light Co
ct al; March II, 1913: $40 81
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BROOKLYN LOTS SOLD.

w. G.. Morrisey sold for Manuel f Rav
antin three lots on the west sl1' 0opson
26th street, l60 feet north OF pe''o''
avenue. to Samuel Kushel.
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REALTY NOTES.

The G. II. Masten Realty Company is
the purchaser OF the property No. 222 to
90 East 18th street. sold recently by Slaw-
son a. Hobbs for the Strange & Slawson
Company. The five story apartment at
No. eN5 West Nth street was given In ex-
change. The 18th street buildings will be
used by the new owners for their busi-
ness.
Fhe general contract for rebuilding the
structure at the southwest corner of
Broadway and 4Sth street has been award
ed to the Realty Holding Company.
Smith & Phelps have placed "A first
mortgage loan of $4,000 on the five story
apartment No 16S East l6sth street.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
OCTOBER 2s.
Manhattan

ST NICHOLAS AVE, W s. 100 II Of issth
st; for a 8 sly tenmt; Aldus Construction Co,
946 Hoe ave, Bronx. owner Samuel Sass, 80
Union 50. architect: 1000
BROADWAY, 4s44, for two l sty eXten.
slons 20 public School 50; City OF New York.
owner; Snyder, 800 9Th ave. srch-
tect $500
sOTH ST, sos, 3O7 and 300 East; for
sty stable and garage; Sterling Stable Co,
owners; John Kerby. Bergen Building,
The Bronx, architect $4,000.
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S568,575 FOR MOSS ESTATE LOTS
345 Parcels on Jerome Avenue and 4h Street and Adjacent
Streets and Avenues Disposed of at Auction
UCCESSFUL SALE SHOWS AN AVERAGE OF S1,64S

u9 lots had been disposed of for total
of sl56.6JO an average Of 1921 a lot.
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The Bronx,

OGDEN AVE. 2 cor 10Th st; for sly
frame storage. 10x20; Joseph Weber, 1919
Plympton ave owner: Joseph V Del Geno-
vcse. 1883 Montgomery ave, architect $50
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

with name and address OF grantee and at.
torney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
OCTOBER IS
Manhattan.
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SUIT AGAINST RECTOR COMPANY,

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany, acting as trustee for bondholders,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-06
"HAND-MINDED" CHILDREN
GET CHANCE IN SCHOOL
Given Opportunity to Make Way
in Life by Cleveland
Institution.

Hand minded" children-those who
work better with their hands than their
brains-are being given their chance
in separate school at Cleveland. Ohio.
according to 4 bulletin issued by the
federal bureau OF education. The Eie-
mentary Industrial School. as II Is
called, was started to give such boys
ard girls as good chance in lille as
the language minded" have always
had.
The Cleveland authorities. the bulle-
tin says have found that much waste
was caused by the attempt to force ao-
s:ract intellectual effort on chlidren
whose interest was more in doing
things Half of their time is devoted
to English mathematics, geography
and history, while the remainder is
given over to manual and industrial
work, domestic science and gymnasium
practic.
The school has been successful. the
bulletin continues. even in the race OF
adverse circumstances. The enrolment
has more than doubled Pupils who
have lost interest in school work or
all kinds, some to the extent of being
known as "dullards and incorrigibles,
have become eager and alert not only
in hand work. but in the academic
studies as well.