davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-04-10

Water is sold by the ton at Perm
Iambnco, Brazil 1t is piped from
Isprings eight miles out from the city,
and is furnished to ships at 81 cents
la ton within the harbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
THE COTTON MARKET
Receivers Mondays Losses and
Touches New High Ground.

At the opening of the cotton market
yesterday there was an advance of to ~
points. which was soon followed by a
rise TO l4al6 points net above the pre-
vious close. Unfavorable weather ana
crop reports and uneasiness over the
new crop outlook were the basis OF the
advance, which continued until checked
by realizing sales. After slight reac-
tons the market firmed up again ana
October and December contracts were up
% to % points. or 4 TO I points above sat
urday's high level. The close was STEADY
within a point or two of the best, net 10
to q points up from Mondays hnais'
Southern spot markets were l-l6c higher
to &c lower. generally unchanged anu
the local market was quiet at l-c LOT
middling upland. no sales. Withdrawals
from the local certificated stock left the
amount on hand here under l7co bales
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST 10.

l22d ST. n s. 1856 q W Of Lenox ave. 10
xiD. If: Farmers Loan and Trust 90 agt aria
r. Davis foreclosure Of mtg, attorneys, Gel
Ter. Rolston & Koran.
william r y Stokes agt The 2Ofl Fifth Ave-
nue. co 81 al foreclosure OF mts)' aticrny
Path ST. 325 East; James c Russell at
Realty Transfer Co ct al foreclosure Of mtg;
attorneys. wilder. Even & Patterson
i4lST ST. s. s21.6 n of Wills ave.
81 6xl0O Paul Friedland agt Thomas Kelly
81 al faction To set aside conNcyance)' at
torney. 4 \ Silyerberg
I46TH ST, :. $50 II Of Lenox ays.
ljOxl99l0 to li5th 81. except part released,
and f4Jth st. n :. 2TJ n W Of LenoX ave.
225x99 II: the Mutual Life Insurance co q
New York agt Bertrand C Burtnett 81 al
foreclosure OF MTG: attorney F l. Allen.
HICKS AVE 8 1874 n " % Eastchestsr
ri. 25xIOO: Daniel London agt Sarah 4 Nadsa
81 al foreclosure OF LEM. attorney, Cans
GID ST 236 and 23s East. -wo actions
Jonas Well et al agt Louis Levin ct al tore
! closure OF two mtgs)' attorneys slnS-
isT AVE. 1898: Metropolitan Trust 90 o..
New York agt Charles \ Person 81 al Tore
closure Of mtg: attorneys. Carter Ledyard
iiTH AVE. s. 25i It ( Of 46th 81. 75st
100: Hudson Trust Co. trus. agt oscar g
/ Schueler. trus foreclosure Of mtsl' auorneys
Holm WhitlOck a Scarf
iiGTH ST. $ Ia n Of 9th ave. Sir
/ lO0ll. Samuel Williams ~ al Az iqioEn
Holding 90 Q, al foreclosure OF mtsl' auo'-
neys. Engel Bros
iiSTH ST. 1872 West. and Sth ate ESQ.
/ MARI McDonough agt Nora Regain et al par
/ tltionl. attorney. \ - Kelly.
/ i63D ST . cor OF luteryale ave lC0f
/ 100: Louis Siegelbaum AIT Similar Realty @
/ action 20 declare LEM; attorney.
Tuckman.
/ PINE AVE. . = lot 80 The Bronx. N
/ fatde 4 waist act Rosa Moutagua ~ al glls-
/ closure OF tax noni: attorneys. shaw & Laa-
don u
/ CTASON POINT RID. s. part "i Joy 81
o5xSS :. Anna Zelier AIT caro- r. HI.rSd
/ foreclosure Of mts). attorneys shaw * Ian
I don
.tTE ST - and - West: Dry DOCK saY'
I ings Institution aEt Joseph p Fox ~ Al Tore
/ closure ~ mtg: attorney VI Iirhennr
CLASON POINT RID. u ~ ~ Al,
/ bert Gauhort o al AIT caroline HHcsiel q Al
! foreclosure ~ mtg; attorneys. Sha" LII
/ don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

Douglas /. Gilman & Co. have LEASED
for Anthony Van Bergen and several other
persons the Hotel 81. Hubert. No. 100
West 57th street a modern twelve story
apartment hotel containing 40 rooms
and seventy baths. II is on plot 6oXloo
feet
The new lessees are J. f.. Peabody ana
u. G. Babcock. OF the well known frm OF
Eager & Babcock. proprietors OF NO. II
East 6Oth street.
The 81. Hubert will he entirely reno
waited and brought up to the high stand
ard long maintained in No. II East cum
street as a family apartment hotel Of the
best class.
BUYERS were fairly busy in The Bronx
Yesterday. one Of the properties there
which changed ownership will he I'M
proved with a moving picture theatre.
The Buckley & Horton Company was
the broker in the recent sale % the Brook
Iyn plot on the north side Of Church ave
nue.. so feet east Of F'latbush avenue The
plot has a frontage Of 100 feet on Church
avenue.
Tho premises are now owned by the
atrical corporation. which viii buld
plavhousc TO cost about 100000. The
theatre will have seating capacity OF
. 600 This will he one Of the largest
of its kind in Brooklyn
The sales reported yesterday were as
follows:
The NJ Morgenthau. Jr., Company mas
resold for the Kovacs Construction COM
pany a plot l73.6x94 feet. at the southeast
corner of Concord avenue and l5lst street
to a client Of Kurz & Uron. This prop
crty was sold by the VI. Morgcnthau. Jr''
COMPANY to the kovaCs CONSTRUCTION
Company some months ago.
Tho Cunard Realty Company. Phillp T.
Hendricks. jr, president has bought
through j. G. Iough & CO.. No. Eli CON
vent avenue three story dwelling house.
OF. lot 2OxIOO feet Myron Sulzbersor ana
others arc the owners Of record
The Schocn Westchestcr Realty com
pany has sold for J. j Reaman to Mrs.
J. Lcavy. 40. $50 VcstChostcr avenue =
throc-famly house. on l.. 20 by about -
feet near Wostchestcr avenue.
Charles Buermann & 60. have sold To
a Mrs. Fells. Of Brooklyn, the plot I'N
100 feet on the south side Of the south
ern Boulevard. I25 feet south OF Jennings
street. The buyer will improve with a
moving picture theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
CHICAGO GRAIN PRICES DOWN
Wheat Declines More than Corn, with
the Whole Market Weaker.

Chicago. Aug. l9.-Grain markets were
to-day lower all around Corn, though 1t
had lost much Of its recent activity, con-
tinued 10 be the centre OF interest. Net
losses of l2c to 24c were recorded in corn;
nc to &c i'm wheat. and &c in oats. FRO
visions closed irregular SC off to &c higher.
Selling Of corn by influential longs de-
pressed that market after little bulge
in September. Selling pressure was felt
early the bears accepting reports Of scat
terng rains i'm the corn belt most Of IT,
however outside Of the Southwest as
being beneficial, though some experts held
that the fan was too light to help the
drouth parched crop much. Much Of the
bearish feeling displayed was due to be
lief that a reaction was due after the LONG
period of bullish control. Bids from the
South at figures over Chicago prices
failed 10 rally tho market, nor did the
fact that cash receipts were light help
the bulls Range of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

LOTS /. 90 and 81. block I: p Ho"es
LOIS u and %, block 80; A Bagarozzo TO
same; SlO15 r.or, ELLEN
PART LOT III. map East l remom., E savI
Realty and Construction co to pohsr ,"ts.
ings Bank. 2sOs Sd ave: due Dec i,, III
Aug 10. Slo5OO: attorneys LeXo"' MAJ "''''
& Wells, 43 Cedar st. ,..-o,, ayc
TAYLOR AVE. W cor Of Patterson ss ave-
iO0nJO Lewis \ Cocks to Nellie o"si n
man. White Plains. y Y Aug u: . yrs' ~
per cent; 81 400: attorney. Lawyers ii"' "
surance and Trust co. 1e0 Broadway; c.,
TIFFANY ST. 1885, W 5. 4ixioo; YORK CS or
struction 60 TO Noah FEELS. 10 SCUM ''s
St Brooklyn: Aug 49, due Feb l. io1oi +"
per cent; sI.OCO; attorneys. Reiss q REESE
80 Nassau ST. 90
Is2D ST. n 5. 22I4 It Of Crotona ave;
1O0xlO0: Garden st. 8. 3O3I II %
Crotona ave. 5Ox2o0 1921 and Garden sue stress
Co Inc. 10 Norma Realty CO, 40 East is''i !
st pr mtg S1O2.OI0); due Nov ~ lS I,' n =
per cent: Aug ~: $1,000: attorney
Phelps i35 East 10th St go o.
18TH ST. n 2 cor Of HOFFMAN ST. llnoA
277 Trlpoli Realty co TO Wilhelm Laute.
49, East l4tst st: Aug IS yrs; per cent
s.. 500: attorney. Title Guarantee ana Irus'
Co II6 BROADWAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
TO OFFER IMPROVED SITES
Properties Will Be Sold To-day
in Exchange Salesroom.

At the stand OF Joseph +. Day to-day
AZ 70 o'clock noon. at the Exchange Sales
room. Nos. II and l6 vcsey street there
will be offered at public auction No NF
East l65th street. located - feet cast o'
stebbins avenue. and consisting Of TWO
story frame two family dwelling house
containing one dvc-room and bath apart
mcnt on the ground floor and one apart
rent Of six rooms and bath on the upper
floor II is on plot 25Xii3f feet.
In addition to this Bronx dwelling house
Mr. Day will offer a. Supreme Court fore
closure sale by instructions from John
n Rogan. referee. Nos. 20 and -l2
Fldridge street between stanton ana
Rivington streets. two six story tenement
houses. containing twcnty-six apartments
and three stores. and on plot i'NN'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Morris Park Estates TO Columbia Knicker-
booker Trust 60. 500
same 20 same. SlOo
Margaret Schneider and ano admir-. % Mar
garet Schneider. 81 500
Nathan y l. 'ose 10 Samuel kat: 500.
Realty operating go % Thomas : walker. Il.
Duncan BoIun 20 Persis l. kllam. $1,000
Persis l. Kilam 10 Anna y Bliss. $1,000
Abraham korn To Thomas + Smith, 81
Bruce lsmay 10 James + lsmay eXr; $500.
Joseph Hildcshcimer and ano to Thornton
Banking 90. 81
Terrence smith 20 Noah Feils. 81
i - Realty Corporation 20 Lena changer, 81.
Joseph Davidson TO Nathan Roscnan. 81
Agnes Clarke and ano 10 Hugh Dolan. 81.
George ID Bartholomew 90 star Mortgage
co. Sl.JO0
Mars \ McKennoy 20 Anna Shields.
$4,000
Abraham Mandchaum and ano eNrs 10
Sulzbergcr & sons co. $1,000
Gussic Rubel To- Mary D'Avango; 500.
/ Burden Townsend, jr. 20 Hy e Phillips:
s. 500
May Mills 10 New York Title Insurance
Coz So. 500.
Margaret Hardy 20 Bcrnice l. Baumann;
500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Express Company Disposes of
Dean Street House.

Charles T.. Rickerson and Haskins 4
Ketcham have sold for the Wells Fargo
Express Company To John NyStrom' Tor
occupancy. No. 1906 Dean street. Brooklyn
between Brooklyn and Kingston avenues,
q three story and basement dwelling, on
plot SOxl0O: also have leased for w. }.
Whitaker 10 John r. Anderson the dwell
ing house at No. 25G Prospect Place, be-
tween Vanderbilt and Underhiil avenues.
Frank j. Magerle and Joseph K. hrey
have sold No. III Rogers avenue. Brook
lyn. near Sterling Place. an eight-fami'y
apartment house. for Mrs. r.. Bullwinkle.
and four one-famiIy cottages at No. ~
10 $50 jefferson avenue. Richmond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Steamer freight rates II all kinds Vero
sca-ce and but rttlc demand was encountered
for sailing vessels. Rates were easy and am
pie tonnage offered fot charter Quotations ~
LIVERPOOL 2&d: London and Glasgow, 2i2c.
Rotterdam s.: Hamburg. 30 pigs. Bremen,
47iz pigs. Hull and Bristol. 3isd. Antwerp.
a.: cork for orders. IS ID; picked ports. large
tonnage. IS 7i5d; cotton 10 Liverpool. per lE
NJ 25a3Oc CHARTERS-Bri;isn steamer.
l. 66G tons timber. Gulf TO Amsterdam AMI
Swansea. IFS Cd prompt: British steamer
332O tons cotton. Savannah to the United
Kingdom or Continent. 4Gs 30. September
British steamer. 2Gi4 tons. same private
terms september; British steamer. 276i tons,
orc. Nar,ik 10 Philadelphia, -. prompt Nor
wcgian steamer LIZA tons. West India trade,
II months 600. Norwegian bark, l13l tons
lumber Resticouche to tho River Plate. AZ or
about So 80 October November. barge, -
tons coal Norfolk 10 Savannah. 81. and back
20 New York lumber. private terms. schooner
75l tons. coal Philadelphia TO Boston. private
terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

IdverpCol cables. Spot fair business dohs
sales 5000 bales. speculation ana export ""'
Anne riCan, 1000 imports. 5000. none Amer ,
can MddHng upland 6i9d. Future opened
steady od2'. points higher; closed STEADY al a
not advance OF jG6 points. August, t.2"'zd
August SEPTEMBER. 616'.d: Septcmhcr-Octoher'
607d. October November. 603d. November De
combor ana December January. J.9>d. January
February, 59S'gd, February March 90 Warn
Anil q old. N9ril- May. God. MAY June AMI
Iune-.Iily. GO3d July-AuEust. 5000. Man
chester-Yarns etcddy: cloths. offers too low.
~eu Orleans Aug 1a=The cotton mar
l<et had a firm tone from start 10 finish TO.
dav 4 good demand was in evidence ana
was met 10y only moderate offerings. ~ wa
wholly a weather market The close was
steady az net advance Of Il 10 % points
The market opened steady at an advance OF
9 10 II points. and worked higher all DAY
in the afternoon standing % to - points
over Yesterdays closing level
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Gresn,..
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of New YORK city. ca oxst
Henry c Rosenbaum and ano. exrs n Nv ~?
Guarantee and Trust Co; $4,000. s
same 70 same $4,000
Louis + Mohr. admr. 10 Emma D Moh, a.
Park Mortgage Co 10 Daniel T. Seybei "
anO. trus: 81.
Frank Goddard to Lincoln Trust Co: g,
Samuel Solomon to William Nelson. soo
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Sheltering A..
s24,0
Same TO Oscar J Malrne: $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
The METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for copper
was firm, with LAKE quoted AT lGc; electrolytic,
l57s0iGc, and casting. l5hn1jA.c. STANDARD
copper on thr Metal Exchange Was ensy. with
August. September and October quoted n. %
d15joc In London copper closed easy at fdr
los TO- spot and futures.
TIN-Easy: New York spot, 81 2Jmfl go
August. 4l12ikMI13Ti2c; September. 4O.S7141
41.12i4c: october, 80 1921 04lc. and November.
G.jOT 40 S7l.c. In London tin closed quiet AT
f1s7 IS for spot and 1856 for futures.
LEAD-Firm: New YORK spot. Zoe bid. and
Fast ST. Louis. Z 6Jc. London lead closed al
800
SPELTER Firm: New York spot, 5756
3 aOc. and East St Louis j.GO0j.7jc. London
lead closed at f2O Us Cd
IRON Cleveland warrants 54s lOizd IN Lon
don. Locally iron was steady and unchanged
with No ! foundry Northern. slGnSl6 ~. No
Northern. Sl5 5O6sl6 y; No l Southern ant
soft, So 2j0$i5 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

AVE y. Is: mtg on lease. etc; nov >; o 100.
Gustav Mayer to Jacob Rupert. Inc; sl'oo''
attorney. Walter II stewart 1889 Sd aye
AMSTERDAM AVE- 2lW' : =" 900 cor iT Wm p
Knaek to Geo Ehret: $4,000: attorney bu" "
BurRhard. III Broadway.
SHERMAN AVE. " cor academy ~, ~. ~
on fixtures. DyclJ1an Construction co 10 70
lonlal VI and r Co: SOL. attorney iawye''
Tit" Insurance and Trust 60. 100 Broadwsg. n.
2iTH ST. :. $50 It Of 1st ave; 2ox'' y ~
May J. 1872. Robert De witt TO Percy D.,
Orrin 5 and Robert Wightman. individ ana
,xrs $500; attorneys, x & Wishtman'
SANE PROPERTY; Feb 10, 1904; same to
40rH ST. n S. 80 It Of Sd ave 2ox1OO.5;
Marsh l5 1911: Geo Stuckey 10 Andrew
Sheridan; 5000 attorney, Ritterband ~
i9TH II. 5. 100 = W Of 81 ave 20xl0o5;
March 10, 1911. sarae 70 same; $4,000; same
attorney.
Aug ~. 1905. Jos and Minnie Cohen 70 Law
vers Mortgage co: 5000: attorney. Lawyers
title Insurance and Trust 60. 100 Broadway.
GOTH ST 300 East 2l.6xl0O5; Nav g.. 1910;
exrs: $500: attorneys Mcclure & Mcclure %
William St
The Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE .. where intersected by
lot 1874 map OF Mount Hope, 75.1Kss.9x75. IL
III: Dec l. 1912. Martin Tully Construction
H
BARRE1TO ST, e cor simpson st. iO5x5O.
Juno %. 1913: Jacob GImpel 20 Fannie Pc
dolslty. 81 go attorneys. Horvitz & Fenb"rs
III % ave.
BARRET'rO ST. 03i. mtg on rents: June o.
1913: sane to same: l.0OO.
KIRKGITE AVE 1919 n Q OF Wellesley az
2Tx1OO4: Aug IL. 1910: Edw and Eliz Elliott
10 Title Guarantee and Trust co. l16 Broad
way: 5000.
ROAD from Yves, Farms 10 klngsbrldse
begins al some SCI up on thereof adjoin-
f-a~ md - Tgtt all
AK II 20 a stone fence \ 81 20 "A staked
line and along said line 1876 20 Hingsbr'dge ri
and along said as follows ii5 and 20 to beg
Nov H. 1911 Bird and Emily VI Coler 70
rmlgrant Industrial Savings Bark: $4,000;
attorney. Michael Scanlan. 81 Chambers &.
81 PAt-I'S pr, 700, 2s ioXI09 4X2s loXlOs {:
NAV ~. 1906. Friedrich Eismann 20 Claus g
pollerich. $1,000. attorneys, Clock. Koch &
Roidy sol Cast i49th 81
81 AVE ,old Boston rd). " .. 5l5 Il 2
Of i54th Gpfing1eld) 81. 2jNlli 9X2J 9Nll70.
Jan 20 1895. Charlotte Ewald 10 Paul G
schnitzler exr: $500; attorney. Sias \ II
Dayton. los Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
WILL HAVE MIDTOWN HOME.

n Brigham Hall & VIM. y. Blood
good, Inc. leased the entire third loft at
No. 40 Fourth avenue for a long term
Of years TO the H. Hermann Furniture
& Lumber Co. OF No. 25S Canal street.
This is an important removal to mid
town home OF large concern that has
been located for forty years in the Canal
section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

marrow fair. moderate 10 brisk northeast
winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey Del
aware and MARYLAND. generally fair to-day; to-
morrow. fair. moderate northeast 10 cast
winds.
For the District Of Columbia. generally fair
and moderately cool to-day. ana tomorrow
moderate northeast to east winds
For virginia. fair to-day, and tomorrow
northeast 10 east wlnGs.
For West Virginia. unsettled to-day. to-
morrow. fair. .
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York fair to-day. tomorrow, falr ana warmer {,
moderate northeast 10 east Winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
AWARDED BUILDING CONTRACT.

Irons e. Todd have been awarded the
general contract for the construction of
the three story Taxpayer 10 be erected
for August Hecksher on the site Of the
former Whitney and Morse houses. at the
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and 57th
street.
The building will cover a plot l00x1Oo
feet and will be built from plans filed
recently by H. f.. Ficken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
DWELLING HOUSE RENTALS.

Goodwin 4 Goodwin leased for w. +. H.
Armstrong to David l.. Elder the three
story private dwelling house No. l32 West
l2ist street.
Pcase a. Gilman have rented private
dwelling house 40 is East 3Ith street
for Mrs. y. A. Furst To Mrs. James IS
Taller Also rented an apartment AT No.
90 West 5Sth street for the Paterno con-
slrucilnn EmmnamN 90 MISS q. w. NlLey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name an address n Lessee snd attor
new
Manhat' an.

HpApITj'Hrr AVE. IS cor NJ l'ptn o.
~ Itas0. Henry Uarhurgsr 20 Florcn,- 'a.'n.
az central Park West. D, part. AN Uil' '''' =
sG4 cg0. Aug T.. 500 attorney HPHo
V.sssrvogtI 40 Nassau ~ o.. o.,
~AME PROPERTY florenr" 'ahen 10 -
smith Realty and Construction 80. l'S N's'
i25ib q tmtg SGJ o1pi. AUG i, Nle' sam" AT
torueNs. ., I'LL, t,-.t,,. AMI
,.,,.tru.,tou 60 ~ villa smith. u lasl wv"
80, "a ,,,t t,ufg SGg uu0i. AUG u. SEQ
GRETNWiCII ST. t23. 81. lNHN"' Nv" y
q. : uorcclosurr July 81. 'amhridg" idllhs
g., ~ g. LAWYERS Mortgage co. % Lihert}
:, iui, .. g, 800. attorneys. cary q 'arrolI.
- Wall -. o ,,.,. 81, s.hvt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.'
AUGUST 10

- 49,, I...p.rfg. Vim Hobson 90 Harry
\ Stcinhtibcr. iG s-i2 years from MAY l.
irI. $50 90 81 goo. address. 200 west
RoWEEY. .tt an. Thos II Mo"oray 10
Michael RugrlcrD. ~ - wears from JuS
1913. a. $50. address. p HNington -
DECATUR AVE GOA. part store, h,n's'
e. D.hwsen To- G,o CHRISTINA. years from
-, Q. 1918. $40. address. 1f-i ~ ave.
i~T AVE. is3N ail. huni" NJ 80 ..''9o
Spiro. 8 tca-s from AUG J. 1913. >'-'"' "'
.dr,ss iGi West l2oth ~
7TU AVE. $50. an. Harry Goodsieln ~
Jacob Spi.,. 3 wears from AUG J. l'lJ'
81 700. address 1863 west l.oth e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
NEW ZONE FOR oREssMAkERs.

Unger e. Watson. Inc. have leased for
term OF years the premises No. 613 Lex
ington avenue for Bartholomew f. O. Brien
10 Nine. Marie. In the last two months
a number OF high-class dressmakers have
located In this section of the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 10.

Sd AVE. 29l2: Garant Mosaic and I'll. =.
aGt Charles o Fendrych. owner: Carl rr.t
contractor: Sill.
18th ST. 121 West: Luigi Constabls a..
James Hebron owner; John Fulton. cont,ss
tor: s12O.
I42D ST. I2s TO f3s West: MlIers &.
Inc. agt Number one Hundred and For,~
sixth West one Hundred and Forty.secoss
street Corp. owner and contractor. se56
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
APARTMENT RENTALS.

Nasa X Brachcr has leased the follow
ing apartments At Stanley Court. No.
sol West 106th street 10 Chas. -. Hiles
and Mrs Olga Schaefer and The Cam
den. No. POS West a5th street 10 Walter
l.. Baxter and Mshon II. Gerson, and at
The Milton. No. q West Goth street, to
Mrs Marie koenig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

Highest temperature yesterday. 50 degrees lat
1920 =. M; lowest. 81: average "a; average for
CORE spending date last year. -. average for
corresponding cate last thirty-threc years. 70.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and to-mbrrow !:
brisk northeast winds to-day. becoming mod .
crate. southeast THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and Forecast.--WashnEton.
Aug l9-An extensive area OF high baromeUlc
pressure which covers the eastern half OF the
country. has given generally fair weather
throughout most Of the districts east Of the
Rocky Mountains during the last twenty-four
hours There were some scattered thunder
showers on Tuesday In the lower ohio Valley
Virginia. Tennessee and the Dakotas. but the
rainfall was mostly light The temperatures
have fallen in the lake region and the norm
and middle Atlantic states, and they are now
slightly below the seasonal average In the At
lantic states The weather continues generally
warm in the plains states
ON Wednesday there will be scattered, thun-
der showers in Tennessee and North Carolina,
followed by generally fair weather In these
states on Thursday. Local thunder showers
will occur on Wednesday and Thursday IN the
upper Mississippi valley and the upper lake
region. elsewhere in the central and eastern
districts the weather Will be generally fair dur
ing the next two days
The weather VIII he cool IN tine Northeastern
states on " edn, sday. followed by "A slow re-
act lion 10 warmer weather IN the lake region
and north Atlantic states on Thursday. In
the West and south the temperatures will not
change much.
2 h. WINS along the north Atlantic coast will
be mode rate to brisk northeast. middle Atlantic
coast. moderate TO brisk northeast: south At
lahtic coast light TO moderate east, east Gulf
coast, light northeast. west Gulf coast light
north. on the lower lakes, moderate 10 brisk
northeast TO southeast. upper lakes. moderate
cast TO southeast.
Forecast for Special Iocalities.-For East
ern New York. fair to-day; morrow, fair;
brisL porthenst winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
LEASE UPTOWN STORES.

Charles S. Kohler has leased the store
at No T. Cathedral Parkway 10 Charles
Greene; TO Apfelbaum Brothers store at
No. sli Amsterdam avenue. and TO Louis
Fenichel the store at No. Manhattan
avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20

Local Official R~cord.-The following ON
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows tho
changes in the temperature fer the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
ing date n last
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

AUGUST 10.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. n W cor A.
1s3d st: Pollock & ONcill, Inc. agt ss,
Construction co; Jan "a 1913; $4,000
22D ST. 500 West: Kawneer Mfg Co AZ,
Allerton Realty co: Jan II, 1918; 1928
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
LEASE HOTEL ST. HUBERT, IN 9TH ST
Eaqer Babcock the New Propretos Plan to Make This UNI
of the Best Mani attain HoStlerleS
FAIR NUMBER OF BUYERS IN THE BRONX

tan. the pretty stucco cottage on PendIe-
ton place near Franklin avenue, New
Brighton, Staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-20
TO OCCUPY S. /. HOUSE.

The renting department. OF CornGnluS
r Eolf has leased for Mrs. J. VI Pen
dIoton 10 William Simmons, OF Manhat-