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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-12-30
of estate of John FARRELL, deceas-
ed, for final settlement.

! of estate Of John FARRELL, deceas-
ed, for final settlement.
Second annual account current
of Samuel w. Taggart as cura-
tor of Samuel w. Taggart, Jr.,
James Taggart and Margaret
Taggart for final settlement.
Annual account current of H.
P. Stout, administrator of estate
of J. M. Vance, deceased for fin
Eal settlement.
First annual account current
|of Gus Borders guardian of
Lawrence, Lee, Norvell and Ru-
by Ballentine for final settle
ment as to the estate of said
minors.
Annual account current of J.
r. Carter, Jr., executor of the
estate of J. R. Carter, deceased
for final settlement.
Annual account current Of o.
lie Woodruff, administrators of
estate of S. F. Woodruff, for fin
al settlement. = 10Y
! Second annual account current
Eof Mary Nash, guardian of John
Fnie Nash for partial settlement.
First annual account current
of G.. L. Grant, administrator Of
estate of Willie Dodson for fin
al settlement.
Fifth annual account current
of J. L. Younger, guardian of
Roosevelt Younger for partial
settlement.
I Fifth annual account current
of J. L. Younger, guardian of
Laura Younger, for partial SET
Element.
! Annual account current of j.
IL. Younger, guardian of Julia
Younger for final settlement.
! Eighth annual account cur
rent of J. B. Mathis, guardian
of Emmerson Lorton, for final
settlement.
/ Annual account current of AL
bert Jackson, administrator of
estate of George w. Jackson for
final settlement.
Second annual account current
Iof Minnie Ramsey, guardian of
EJohn Taft Mullen, a minor, for
partial settlement.
7 Fourth annual account cur
rent of J. F. Thompson, guar
dian Of Irene Thompson, for fin
al settlement.
+ First annual account current
of w. l.. McNair. guardian of
Josephine McNair and James
McNair, minors for partial set
Element.
II Seventh annual account cur
rent of D. l.. Shoffner, curator
of Esther Dean, a minor, for
partial settlement.
!! First annual account current
of R. w. Toler, administrator of
estate of T. w. Toler, for partial
settlement.
First annual account current
of D. L. Shoffner, administrator
of estate of E. P. Shoffner, for
partial settlement.
And further notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in
said estates,that unless excep-
tons thereto be filed in this court
on or before the second Monday
of next January, 1914 term of
said court, the same (if found
correct by the court) will be ap-
proved and confirmed and there
latter all persons will be forever
barred from excepting thereto,
eand any item Thereof.
Given under my hand and seal
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-12-30

The Independent has been AL
3horized to make the following
announcements Of candidates
subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic Primary.
For Congress
GEORGE T. HUMPHREYS
w. A. OLDFIELD
For Prosecuting Attorney
EARL G. CASEY
Tor County Judge
w. D. McLAIN
JAMES H. JOHNSTON
JOHN A. MELVILLE
o. w. SCARBOROUGH
For Sheriff
j. F. McCUISTION
ABE BALLEW
For Representative
J. M. MARDIS
w. M. SHAVER
J. u. ARD
For Treasurer
JOHN H. CAMP
JESSE w. SHUFORD
JIM. IVY
il. HASTING
For School superintendent
H. L. LAMBERT
E. H. BOWMAN
J. M. BALCH
For Coroner
HENRY GRANT
IT. CRAFT
w. H. NOLEN
UNION TOWNSHIP
For Constable
w. T. GUN
CLYDE WOOD
MUNICIPAL OFFICES.
Subject to the Action Of Cit
Primary, February 26.
For Mayor
JOHN P. PAUL
For City Treasurer
GARLAND HURT
For Marshal
W. H. CAROUTHERS
GUS c.. MARTIN
For Recorder -
B. G. GRAHAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
THE COTTON MARKET
Has a Furry of Selling and
Closes at a Decline.

There was general movement toward
LIQUIDATION in the cotton market yester-
day with some aggressive selling by
Wall Street and Southern interests. The
offerings We're well taken care Of how
ever, and there were occasional rallies,
but not enough 10 prevent the close show
ing net loss Of IS points on the April
option and from 1 to points on later
positions. Owing TO the funeral of j. Z.
Morgan the exchange did not open until
nearly midday and arbitrage business
with Liverpool was prevented. but there
was foreign buying thought to be based
The report Of the Census Bureau showed
domestic mill consumption Of 485.IS2
bales for March. making 3.363,33S bales
for the first seven months Of the season,
which is at the rate Of about $4,000
bales a month. or about $4,000 bales a
year. Domestic mill stocks at the end
Of March were 1851 bales. cOmpar-
ing with 1851, 54S bales at the end IF
February. thus indicating loss Of 26,031
bales for the month These figures made
no impression on the general sentiment
of the market Southern spot markets
were unchanged to sc lower. and the
local market was quiet at a decline Of
10 points. to 12.40c for middling upland;
no sales. delivered on contract, 200 bales.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15

Harris and Maurice Mandclbaum have
sold the northeast corner of the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse, plot a1.iX
l295 feet. to the Catholic Diocese Of New
York, which. it is said. will erect imme-
diately on the site an cdifce costing
$4,000
Negotiations were conducted by the
Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown
Company. through which firm the Man
dclbaums bought the property last year
from the Church Extension Society of
the Presbytcry Of New York. The pur-
chase was made under onc-Near con-
tract and this contract period would have
expired next week.
Douglas l.. Gilman a Co.. Inc. an
noIncc in connection with the sale oi
the nine story ircproof Surrey apartment
house. at No. - To- i2S East sd street
that the purchaser, David BOWS. gave IN
part payment his fine estate at lr'inSton-
on-Iludson. consisting Of oil acres of
cultivated uplands. ST. acres Of land
under water with riparian rights. large
stone mansion containing eight or nine
masters rooms. ten servants rooms and
seven baths. also barns, greenhouses
lodge. etc.
The property has been in the Dows
family for over fifty years. and Is one OF
the famous estates fronting on the Hud-
son Surrounding II are the summer
homes Of Daniel q. Read. William G.
McAdoo. Ellsworth. Wendall, Wares and
John Brisbcn Walker.
Samuel licrzog. president Of the pur-
chasing company contemplatcs subdivid-
ing the property into two and three acre
villa plot for resale. Located within hall
q mile of the lryington and Ardsley sta
tons. il is exceedingly accessible tn trans
poriation facilities II IS interesting TO
know that al one time 1t was planned TO
have the lrvington station at the foot OF
this property. which would have made
the village Of lrvington at this point.
James r. Barry y 90. and John J..
Kavanagh have sold for Mary Barry Nos
l3o and ~ East 9th street, two four
story single fat houses. on plot ioNl@S
feet Tie purchaser IS the Operating
Realty COMPANY The houses, which are
near the George Ehret house. have been
owned by Mrs. Barry for about twenty
five years.
The Shenk Realty and Construction
Company has sold Nos. 81 and IS East
99th street. six story apartment house.
On plot 376xlcoll feet NJ Rosenfcld was
the broker.
\ II. Landekcr has sold to Max j.
Klein and Ignatz Roth 40. ls22 10 ls-'
Clinton avenue. four two story dwelling
houses. on plot 77.iX9) feet The property
was given i'm exchange for Nos. - and
2il West lnst street. reported sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15

RADIO lambs 81 JOdss Go: yosrlngs. s6aSi eo
wcthers, S. 5OQS7 -. ewes. SjGS7; sIocAefS
and feeders. Sass 30. -
PIttsburgh, April 1i.-CATI - i, &C. ~ +
2sOo. choice heavy steers IS 4OdSs w, "a"
steers, SedSS 30: fair steers. s. 6jnSb 'o' snO ~
heiers SsQSs 90. choice fat cows, - sog ~ o.
fair cows. 81 40nSi 50: butchers bulls. 20 4vN
SO 20. mich cows. S4OHSSj. CALN Is -
ccipts. 1.5oO; lower: good to choice veals - 90
HCGS-Receipts 800. active; prime h,a -
So g.; heavy mixed. 50 30; mediums noa
Workers. light Workers and pigs. ~ Nod>" -.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rcceipts. 6.1vOi slV" q
prime wethcrs. So ~. choice lambs S.
Cincinnati April -CATTLE-Rcccipts. J., .
14j. steady: steers. 81 5OGSs -; hcifers, 80 ~
ass 80: cows. 50 5Oa$7 -: calves steady at >"
0S9 80. HOGS Receipts 3.032 steady: pdI,n
crs. 50 1jGS9 40: common sows S61 ~ 10 DE
and lights. 81 J0dS9: stays. ~ Jpdf, ."
SHEEP Receipts. $50: dull at 50 2JnSo 80
lambs slow at sGas9 -; spring lambs 81"
SO ....
East Buffalo. April 14.-CATTLE- Receipts.
8 400. active. cows 15d2jc higher: olhsoS
steady TO Zoe lower prime steers, - 'ohs''
Shipping SsaSS Is: butchers. So jOdSs DO COW
SiGS7 80: bulls 81 7jGS7 20: hcifers. 80 Z'p
S. 30. stock heifcrs. 81 1oas6' stockers a.
feeders. S6dS7 -: fresh cows and sprinseIS
active and firm al S3JnSS4 NkAI-S-keceipp'
500. slow and steady at SJdSlO. ltOHS-t'c
CENTS IL 600: active and % higher: hcaNs.
50 jOaS9 90: mixed. 50 6JdS9 t0 Workers, ~ W.
GS9 a.: pigs 81 7OaS9 -; roughs. " ooa - 80;
stays Sass. dairics 50 j0dS9 -. SHE
AND LAMBS Receipts. 1@.oOoi SLOW :, 49,
501Oc lower: vearlinss .1c lower; Won 'a'a, a
Sc aOCSg 81: clipped lambs. 81 1VdsS - 80 80,
lines 81 5nGSs 80: wcthers 81 tOdS' -, ewes
IS 5OGS7 80: sheep. mixed $3qSI 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
SITE IN THE BRONX FOR CHURCH
Catholic Diocese Gets Plot at Grand Boulevard and ConCoSe
for Edfice to Cost S250,000.
UBURBAM PROPERTY GIVEN IN DEAL FOR APAR MEN |

stores. l. Napoleon Levy 10 Dancrhirsgn' .
, yrs & os rom April !. 1913. >'J'o' a'u.ess
so 1gcriort ave. ... III.
IST AVE. ..i.. 6 sty and basement btA
touilt: samuel Eckstoin 10 GliocIti q Ia9pds =
> yrs from MAY !. 1915; f2,"lo ana f-''Vo' az "
dress. 49, Is, ave. ,...
10 AVE 20Ol; corner stor" ana ""sei' g
Mary burnett 90 Ties 40 Alderman. D." Nis H"Hl
Feb T. 1913. 5000. address. ON premises.
9TH AVE. .gs cor 3lst 81. i"N reg.
all. Manser MIS- 90 TO- Geo tlerlirn 90 ~ H,S
3 mos rom Feb /. 1913. Ni''Ooo gross, al
tress. rs 9Th ave.
5TIi ave. 2ass AMI 2:3p. stores and base
ncnis. Chas Jacons Ind an" "" haiIS -
Roverston. yrs from May T. 1913. >l"su, dd
dress. .u> West t2gih st.
eth ST. rs Vest store and bdecl. "t.
yorktown Holding 90 tu lsiduro Giant. yrs
FROM May J. 1918. Sl.>oo' address 80 Last
Broadway
56TH Sr. 40 TO 423 Eaet stores and base
ment: Iippnan schumacher % OAK Laundry
10 yrs from june J. 1918. >2,,oo address llo'
1T ave.
10TH 81, 50 East store. S"hastiano o.
mlno and am 10 Carancll1 Antonio. 1iF from
oct T. Igl2. SI14. ad lrs-.s. .3i East lnfih ST.
lJfTH 81. 40 East. west basement. bi"nN
Torreus Land 60 20 crank Ft1doin = yfs
from May /. 1919. S2ll. edDr'gf. ii3 East l'"th
80.
IcgTH ST 30 East Do W cor iutCralc ave:
stor. etc: Henri Goldman to Leon TARTAR. .
WIS fr,m Nas !. 1913. $3.50 to Sl-"h. address
500 East lGgth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth PAGE

s1qs112: 1oo-L bag. 75c: doublchoS,d,. q, e S,
Il s0SsI "a. CI-CIMBERS basket So o.
GARBAGE. Virginia, crate. SlnSl y ~
81 carolina crate. 81 ia 81 80. bDl ;, -
81 o.. state old. Danish. ton. So >, -
rAI-IIFI OVERS. California. crate, :" ''u -
S3 20. half crate. 81 ISl -: South a. -,
basket SfDS1 "a. CELERY. Florida. "a
inch case s. 500 50 -: California, stanoaiu
c.se s. 5OQS4. BERMUDA. standard ci"t,'
=. 501sSt 80 tw0-thirds s. JOu 81; onion
SI 25qSi IS; CIIICORN. New orleans D 20,
81 500 81 80: South Carolina, - n 50 %; -
CAROLE New orleans obi - ~ -, 49, I'M
PLANTS, Florida. boX. 81 30 n 81 30; IgDaHH'
81 $50 -: ENDlNE. No.. La l6c; hOfah-
RADISH. 100 10. S2nS4 kALE Nirs1tn9iI"'
M IOl S0c: Baltimore. SO Toe. hoii -
RABi f0O punches, S3Ms SO, LETTUCE ~
rinla basket. 7jc n 81 -; Carolina. - ~
s. 30 LIMA BEANS. Florida. crate or l,,, ngs-
kgt SfNS3. cuban. crate. 81 q s. 80; LtilNS
NeW orleans. TOO lunches 81 81 80. near
~ and Southeiu 11cft 81 -. virginia hbl'
S10Sf 10. OKRA FLORIDA. carrie. NZW -
cuban 81 500 s. 80: OYSTER Plan !, i luV
lunches. SSQS5. PEAS. south carolina
small basket. s. 81 -: large &C. o.,u,
PEPPERS. Florida. carrier. 81 ~ s. ,"-,lH'
boX 81 75QS5 Ju. Cuban. carrier. - 2nH
81 - LARGE crate 81 so s.: PARSNlPS'
In. 50c0S1:. PARSLEY. New orleans. curly
btl 81 JOdSS 40. plain. S2U So. Bcimuua'
crate. 81 2lQ$1 20; EAnlSHES. basket QUO
nsl. RHCBABB nearby. S2p - 30; ,,( az
foruia. 3O-lb box. 7JcMSl -; fOMAl\E'
South Carolina. basket 75cHS 81 90. Nov OF
leans. hbI S1QS2; Bermuda. crate - "a
ST -: SPINACH. Virginia. hhl 'oc " - - ~
F,itin,ofc s1NSf 80. SIALIOIS. New Ut
leans. bbl S1QS2 30. Ncuh Carolina, cray,
75cN 81 30. Jersc, 100 punches. 90 q ;. .
SQUASH. cuban rev. white, DoN' FI-ut 80
lag. go n 9Oc. TOMATOES flo'l"a' car '''''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
LIS PEN DENS.

PROSPECT TERRACE, W :. - II ~ 18TH
ave. s3xl0J; John Foy agt Frank Notary et
al foreclosure OF mtGl; attorney. q Squires.
ALBANY ST 81; West 81. ~ t. o. and
Cedar 81. 5. 6I.2 II Of Washington st.
a.. 9x6sx irrcg: Metropolitan Life Insurance 20
agt West Street improvement 90 ct al fore
closure Of mtg; attorneys, Noodiord' Bovee q
Butcher.
ORCHARD ST. n $, adj land Of Charles z
Loviness JOxlC0; Bernardo Timer agt Alberto
Timer ct al Specific performance; attorne's.
Kirby a Wood
MORRIS AVE. n cor i64th ST. l00xi0is.
Joseph Lehman agt Minnie Rose et al fore
closure Of mtg) attorneys, Ocott Gruber.
IGTI sT GO Fast: Adolphine II Paegelpw
agt Bella r Bitter ct al foreclosure OF mts),
attorney. l. Goebel -
MAPLE ST. :. lot ~. map OF New mage
of Jerome The Bronx. Catharine Hin agt
Muciano Minutilo ct al foreclosure OF Mtg,
attorney. Hill.
IG5TH ST. :. $40 II . Of Washington are,
~ 10x95: Joseph Lehman agt Bel"ood Realty
90 foreclosure Of mtg,. attornels, Olcott, Cru
Der. Bonynge & McManus. 80,
l2srH S'r =. 223.9 Il " Of l2sih. ls9x
90 II. German Savings Bank in the city OF
Now York agt Fannie Moses ct al foreclosure
of mtg. attorney, NJ Auerbach
LOT 20. block II. map 1851, The Bronx
Anna Rose agt Agnes Pragnel 81 al fore
closure Of mtg: attorney. r > patterson.
18TH ST. 626 and 62s East William Has
tori agt Thai Realty co foreclosure Of mts,
attorneys. House. Grossman q Norhaus.
' T.. =
.OxlO0: BOYD ave :. $50 n n Of Eiengald
ave TJxiOO Fox ave. = 300 n n Of Eden
wald ave- 25xlC0 road leading from New York
TO Boston. g. adj land Of \ Arrow, contain
ing 3 600 .OoOths acres. - part lots 3. T. b.
"a 20 20 and - map Of Cedric Park The
| Bronx 1-3 part lots 2j3. 2ji. 20. 20 and
$50 map OF McGraw estate near Van Nest
station. The Bronx. l-3 part; Bridget VI Jones
| aet Hugh u Snyth Ct al foreclosure OF mtg,
| attorneys Pressinger d Newcomhe.
9TH ST. 10 and - West: John Jordis Iron
! Works agt Dreicer Realty 60 counter claim,
attorney. ! II Banton.
9TH AVE, cor 18TH 81. l0.1lNllO; John
| Jordis Iron Works agt Ancient Order %
| Hibernans Of New York County counter
claim: attorney. j ~ BantOn.
J WASHINGTON AVE. 3. l25 q II 81
ST .Jx1Oo. The Bronx. CITY Real Estate 90 agt
Augusta : Mayer ct al foreclosure OF mtgl,
/ attorney, II swain.
10th ST. i47 West Christian u Kruse e.
Al AIT Isaac Miller ct al foreclosure ~ mtg.
attorneys Thompson. Koss 4 Warren.
BID AVE. " :. Do n Of 6Sth -. lo0xi0D.
Solomon Herzog 81 al AIT Daniel l. kom e al
action % declare deed void; attorney, J
| PaWcl
1i4TH ST 80 West; George Erff AIT Isidor
I Shlvek foreclosure Of mtg, attorneys Went
worth, LOwenstein & stern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market for copper
was firm. with lake quoted at l'"ic. electro
lytic 1850 and casting i5asc. standard cgpp.r
on the Metal Exchange WAS firm and decidedly
higher with spot and all positions NJ 20 anu
including July closing at l1n i1.IUc. lhe Ion
don copper market was also firm and llSheI'
closing at ltli los for spot ami t69 los l"r
futures Exports of copper for the month mus
far aggregate Has tons. . .,,.
30 3uc: April ig.gOQJO 25c. MAY. 80 Non'D-''c
June. 39.$oq - so: July iSd2 ga F'c. an.
A s5 ST. - 20. ~. goa ~ "9 g9iure s
LEAD steady and unchanged at f"Oc IN
New York and al az 4a4.22'sc East II
Louis. London lead closed AZ rs - 81.
SPELTER- STEADY. with sales Of 10000 10
East II Louis. Spelter in New York closed
al J.7OqJ. Soc and East - Louis J.J'H1.'pc.
London spclter closed at 80 -.
IRON-tleyelaud warrants. tts IN LONDON
Locally iron was barely steady. with No !
foundry Northern No ] Southern and soft
quoted at S17 7j0Sls %; No Northern.
Sf1 2JIS17 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee and AT
tOgncyJ
Interest . per cent unless otherwise stated
April. ii
Manhattan.

| AMSTERDAM AVE. az. O.. 213xrO. John
| Copeas to Dry Doch savings Institution. 81
| b0wery. April II. due as per bond. 50. 900. at
| torncy. h VI Tichener. IS Park Row.
| NMSI ERDAM AVE. 81, s.. .JXii. Phillr
! OH to Emigrdnt lad Istflal SAVINGS Bank. ~
! Chambers st. ADrii IL. / "a. $4,000. attorney.
VIM g on. ~ Chambers -.
| CENTRAL PARK WEST, 292 and 20, q.
| .hXlnU. Vim II Knowles 60 Isaac Sfligmau.
| 20 Wes; Jith -. Apli. ipriOr mtg $4,000
| due as per boz u. Ier cent, $COWu. attorney .,
| Seligman 4 Soligman. 3 south William ST.
LEXINGTON AVE. u e cor lloth u. 100 IS
-. Adolph Laum 10 trustees of the North
! Prcsby terrain church OF New York city. 80
West 10th st ApTil Il. due rs per bond. S.
! 600. attornoy Wm * Giichrlst 40 Broadway.
LEMON AVE. i07. Alexander II Sil,crmtn
q al 10 Morris Fishboin, iUi LenoX ave. April
.. due a. per notes: 81. attorney, Samuel
hahan. go Park Row
VANDEWATER ST. ., and -. s 3. 5ox9Jy
Jb3xgJ. TWcnty-four AND Twenty sis Nande
water Street corpn 10 Estates Mortgage Sc
cufitics 60. 100 Broadway prior mtg STOOD
April II. instruments, per cent: 5000
isr AVE. II cor iulst ~. 100 lgf0.
Fannie Werner to Isador Abrahamson. ~ East
bJth -. April L.. due Oct ~. 1914: per cent
81, 600. attorney. NJ Goodman. ~ Broadway
% AVE. G2G aud 62S. =. 10 ixiOo. Rose
Mundey and ano 10 Lawyers Mortgage 60. -
Liberty st: April Il: yrs. So. 400. attorney.
LAWYER Title Insurance aud Trust co. 100
Broadway.
20 AVE. 1850. >. 25x7, Henry ston IN
New York Title Insurance CO. l3j Broadway:
April -; : yrs. $500.
lIIH Sr ~ East. Fair Amusement 90 to
sophie Godenberg. - 81 Nicholas ave, March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

,ecilc Rusch. eNt~. 10 Mabel Rusch; 81, 400
s.. 500
David King 10 Samuel Berman. $500.
frank 'iass 10 Anna y kimber; sui.
Metropolitan Museum Of Art To Columbia
hnckerbocker Trust 60. Sl3j0o
So 600
David i King 10 Bennett King 81 al, tfus
- assts. each SIOnoi: S2i 900.
iustav ! Flcisch mann and ano. indlN ana
500
Manhattan Mortgage co 10 United states
savings Bank 90 asstsl. $3l Geo.
Fleischmann Bros 60 to Woodrow Invest
Ing co. 81.
Max Marx to Arnold Wurtcnibers S3,Ooo
William I. Stanciffe to Elizabeth sian
clifie 81. $50
Hampden Waldron 10 Emma klatze'
$4,000
Norkvlle Bank to Marion Ludwig; u, 400
Howard j scney - Herman Ilerst, Jr' Nb'o"
Arthur ! Mace and ano cNrs, to M'hur .
Mace. trus. 81.
same To- same. 81
LAWYERS Title Insurance and trust 20 10
Lawyers Mortgage 60: Si2o o0o.
church ~ the Holy Communion TO Lawyers
Mortgage Co, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
WEST STREET FORECLOSURE.

The filing Of lis pendcns yesterday
gave notice Of the beginning Of fore
closure proceedings by the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company against the West
Street improvement Company. OF which
General Howard Carroll Is president. and
which owns the West street twenty-five
story building covering the block front
in West street between Cedar and Albany
streets. The Metropolitan Life made Il
building loan Of $2.ccOo0o on the structure.
and I'm 1903 there was recorded another
mortgage for 100000 in favor Of the
Trust Company Of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15

10: demand. per cent So'ooo'
iGTH ST 5 s. .3s II OF LexinstoruI In Hrv'
llSSioo.5: Rose Munday TO S 9, 800
3sTH ST 81, west. { sly brk. lo.nA',,'ii
annie Sinno;t To Title ~ ud a.. due as
Trust 60 I7G Broadway Apr'' -
s5TH sT. 52i East. > sly brk' ,%%21 S.gii
Elzai eth Miller to Emigrant ,nrii IA: 3
Savings Bank. 81. Chambers st Hp' orr. ii
SoTH ST. 30 West. sty brk, COX ., ltrrs,
Charles \ Starbuck to Frank ~ o0Ob
AZ 81 Nicholas ave (pror mtg 400. at
April o. due etc as per bond; s2o"~uV' ia
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust o.
l3STH ST sos West. sty brk. lGx29, IL,
Dembar Realty so to n Title ins ss 900
90; j yrs, ~ per cent: April ~
address. - Broadway.
10th ST. 3. 100 n " Of Amsterdam Sev
loOx93 l. Alfred II Wohlgemuth 10 re
York Title Insurance co; April ~ a.: 80
& per cent: 100000; address. 49, Broad"a''
The Bronx.
FORT INDEPENDENCE ST = par.
lots ~ and 123. map land Chas pa ~
25Go I'd ave: April II: due as per bonu
81 500. attorney. . Roph. 49, East l7Ith 81,
FRANKLIN AVE. " :: ?59@ n Of i6n 9o,,
square Savings Bank. 20 Union square; Ap ,II
II. Yrs. 80 GER cent: $4,000; attorneys
Nash * Jones. ~ wall ST. 1000,
FRANKLIN AVE. 8. eOoS n OF lo'ln
So SDGx Louis + Kleban CO TO sam,
April -. > yrs 50 per cent; sii5oo' at
HOFFMAN, ST .f57. " $. iGsxo7.5. I'D,
ward Spctznagrl 10 Title Guarantee ana
Trust CO. 10 Broadway; April a. due as
Der bond. $500
JENNINGS ST. cor Of Brlsiow 81,
o5xS72. value Peal Estate 90 10 Fridge,
Murphy. IS West 18th ST. April Il. ! " y
per cent: $1,000. attorney G Frey. 3i2o 30
MARY ST. sol to 800 East. 50xioo: John
g. Smith 10 Harlem Savings Bank. ~ East
18th -. ApriI Il. due per bond. S91Vu
attorncv. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l'o
LOT rs section 4. WISE estate. Emma Bau-
mann ,o Felix Rrunner DOS clinton ave. Jcr
soy CITY. y j; April ~. due MAY J. I"lo ="
por cent: $3.50 attorney. Tiuo Guarantee
Trust Go. 1I6 Broadway. ,,,.,..,
LOT $50 man Van Nest PARK Ml'nael
EauuzzoI 20 Bridget sheridan. ln'o h's,un
Road. April T.: due July I. 1916. o. per ccnt /.
$500. attorncy Chas n Bacchicr, ll26 NalN''
vluTLOcK AVE- SOC $50 8. 7sy9o. Mar
- Kelly 10 Marf Mcintosh. - Nlcho-fH -.
race: March Is: due Aug 2s 1913. per cent
- $50 address. To Broadway. No..
iI5TH 81 39 -g.5 r. JnNiN. YIN i''ut'I
IN Iohn g smith. 1G3 Courtlandt ave prior h,E
90 ZOO. April T. due as per bond Sow ~
tornev T. = Clnch. 81 PARK Row.
l7STU ST. % s. 1904 n " OF Anthony ave;
% 5x1O5.5. Amelia Pcarse to Chas G Nadal ana
ano. trustees. ~ East 33th s. April ~. Iuc
as per bond. 81 500: attorney Title guarantee
& Trust co. l76 Broadway.
isgD ST GsS Fast. 2'lNl@l ", tethaI ~
Geerckcn 10 Title Guarantee Trust % ~"
Broadway. April 10. due as per uohn' S''''V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
LEASE BARCLAY ST. BUILDING.

George H. Read & TO. leased 10 the
American steel and Wire Company of
New Jersey, a subsidiary of the United
States Steel Corporation, the building No.
81 Barclay street. through TO No. A. Park
Place, for John II. Baker, executor of
the estate of S. II. Van Duzer. The
building. five story and two Easements.
on both Barclay street and Park Place
with 25xls0 feet has been held at SlZ,5p
per annum. The lease is Tor period OF
ten years. from May 1 next. II Is expect
ed that the locating Of this concern here
VIII mean the establishment cf new
centre for the steel. wire and kinlred
trades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-15
TO IMPROVE BROADWAY CORNER

The Peerless Investing Company Lewis
Coon president. sold TO a newly formed
corp6ration known as the Eight Twenty
Two and Eight TWcnty-Four Broadway
Company. its property there comprising
a plot i3.iXl25 feet. and has commissioned
Townsend. Stoinle & Haskell 20 plan a
twelve story hrcproof store and Office
building 10 be erected. principally FOR
salesrooms FOR out-of-town manufactur-
ers or importers. and particularly for
trades requiring north light the property
having a frontage Of - feet. with north
ern exposure. The building will be COM
pleted next winter. and ready FOR occu-
pancy by February Of next year.