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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

committee. assisted by friends Of the
candidates met on the 2sth. ultine
and commenced the task OF opening
and tabulating the return received
The reports from nearly fifty pre-
cincts were found not to have sent in
reports making incomplete returns
from twenty~four counties and ore
city. Letters were at once mailed to
the chairmen OF the counties and city
affected, urging them to assist In get
ting the missing precincts to make re-
port.
Change OF Precincts.
The law requires the clerk OF the
house OF delegates TO publish In the
acts the names of the voting places
IN the State. Our only guide was this
published list of precincts. II appears
that the law does not make IL obliga-
tory on any particular person to fur
nish the clerk OF the house with the
voting precincts in the respective
cities and counties. In opening the
returns many reports were found from
precincts which did not appear In thu
list above mentioned, and no reports
were received from many precincts
named In the list
- Since the returns were opened a
number OF letters have been received
explaining that at certain precincts.
accounted delinquent. no election was
held. The city OF Fredericksburg sent
in one report, instead OF two. AZ II
had two precincts according TO the
published list. Information received
today shows that the one report re-
eeived covers the entire vote of Fred
ericksburg city.
There Is no doubt but that in a very
few days sufficient Information win be
in hand to warrant Acting State
Chairman Echols In converting the
State central committee to receive the
returns and declare the nominees.
There Ia no evidence to show that
any of the returns have been withheld
in the interest of any candidate or can
didates. Some of the precincts that
have been tardy In reporting show
matorities for Williams and others
show ma3erities for Pollard. The same
applies equally to other opposing can
| didates.
The change OF dozen words In thu
| primary election law, by the next gem
eral assembly. will remove the din
culties and the delay experienced In
this the first election held under our
primary law.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
SOCIETY MAN HELD
FOR EXTRACTION

RALEIGH. n. c.. September l.
Tollie Il. McCInE was this evening
arrested on charge of murder at
Greensboro, where he has resided sew
eral months, on request or the
Nicholas county, w. Va authorities.
The prisoner Is a brother of the Nc
Cling brothers, who conduct q bust
ness at Greensboro, and had been re-
cetved in good society while there. He
has relatives in Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
WILL RENEW TODAY
Continued from First Page

city and county canvassing boards
may summon the judges and clerks Of
election TO appear before them for the
purpose of amending such returns.
But in the recent primary there was
no central head in the cities and coun-
ties and therefore the irregularities.
informaIities and failures OF report,
amended and corrected at home by
the boards OF canvassers under the
general election laws, were dumped on
the State chairman, Heretofore, under
the Democratic primary plan. the city
and county chairmen. after receiving
reports from all precincts would GER
tify the result to the State chairman
to be eanvassed by the State central
committee.
The secretary of the State central
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
Pointing Out the Difference.

Sir Herbert Tree tells a number of
good. stories. One of his favorites is
about an old lady who had invited
some friends down to pass the week
end at her little country cottage.
Her guests arrived in tremendous
downpour Of rain.
Dear, dear" exclaimed the hos
tess as she welcomed them in; what
a day. I'm glad you've come, but
do hope the weather will clear up, or
you won't enjoy yourselves much"
"Oh. but, my dear Mrs. Jones'" re-
piled one of her guests politely, I'VE
didn't come to enjoy ourselves: we
came to see you!'-New York Globe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
Auto Speed Case Continued

Because material witnesses could
not be present before Magistrate
Smith in the county yesterday, the
case Of Archie K. Briggs was con-
tinued till tomorrow. Briggs is charg-
ed with exceeding the speed limit on
August &3d when his automobile ran
into the car of Samuel REGISTER and
injured r. S. Cottreli.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
OBITUARY
Miss Elisan Brown.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian.)
WINCH ESTER, VA. Sept Miss
Elisan Brown, member of one OF the
Oldest families here, died today on
Apple Ridge, aged eighty-seven years.
She was a leading member OF the
Society of Friends Her grandfather,
william Brown. planted the first APP
pie orcharj In this section before the
Revolutionary war, and the same trees
are still hearing fruit at the present
time. She leayes one sister, Miss
Katherine Brown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
Holt Terry.

LYNCHBJRG. VA. Sept. Holt
Terry. son of Colonel II. stockton
Terry. president of the police board.
dropped dead Friday night at his
home in smyrna. n. G.. where he had
for a year been engaged in the lum-
Der business Colonel Terry went to
North Carolina tn arrange TO bring his
sons body home for hurisl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
HEAVY PENALTY PUT UPON
SELLER AND THIEF OF BOOZE

For selling liquor on sunday and
without a license fine of 500 and a
term of sixty days in Jail, and bond
Of $500 for twelve months were placed
against James Powell, colored. In
Police court yesterday morning. In
addition to these Powell was given
ninety days in jail for petit larceny
Powell on Sunday sold a half pint oil
liquor to John Foust and before Foust
had gone far with the liquor. stole ii
from him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
Two Assault Cases.

Eli Brown, colored. charged with
hitting George Banks. colored, :. N a
stick, was in Police court yesterday
morning placed under $500 bond for
ninety days. The case OF Einora Roy
colored, charged with hitting Robert
Lee, colored. with a bottle. was con-
tinued to September l2th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
F|REMEN Of ALL
NATIONS IN MEET
BEGIN FORTY-FIRsT ANNUAL
CONVENTION IN NEW
YORK CITY.
STRICKEN ON STREET
w. II. WALKER, PORTSMOUTH
FIRE CHIEF. TAKEN TO HOS
PITAL, SUFFERING FROM
ACUTE INDIGESTION.
STRICKEN ON STREET

NEW YORK. Sept 1.-The fremen
Of America and other countries. under
the name OF the International Associa-
ton of Fire Engineers. began their
forty-first annual convention at the
Grand Central Palace today. There
were fire chiefs present from Alex
andria, Egypt; London. Amsterdam.
Holland; Tuckerton. n. j., and most
every place where red shirts go
gallumphing when the fire bell rings.
Grouped all over the first and
mezzanine floors OF the building were
motor fire trucks. motor fire engines.
and other paraphernalia for fighting
fire.
Opens Convention.
President II. f. Magee. of Dallas,
Texas, opened the convention on the
second floor. with fifteen hundred fire
chiefs ami their wives present. Chief
John Kenlon. Of New York, told the
audience that the city was glad TO
pay their expenses, for the conven-
ton meant advances In the science
Of fire fighting.
Fire Commissioner johnson then
said:
II regret to inform you that his
honor, Mayor Gaynor. Is still detained
at his country home by illness. In
his absence 1t falls to me, as his fire
missioner, to greet you.n We are
going to try to entertain you as befits
the city which has the largest uni
formed fire force in existence
While Commissioner Johnson was
speaking, there came a bang which
shook the building. On the first floor
n tire OF motor fire engine had ex-
pi0tisd as two men we're fimHing 1t,
after imitation. Joseph Mango and
Joseph Davidson, workers for rub
Der company, were both hurt. Both
were taken to the hospital.
There was one other untoward In
cident. Chief William r. Walker of
Portsmouth. Va, who had been
stricken with acute Indigestion in the
morning, and had recovered. was at
tackled again at Forty fifth street and
Third avenue. in the afternoon. He
was taken to Flower hospital in bad
shape.
After Commissioner Johnson's well
come. Chaplain Joseph Ivie offered
prayer. and Chief Henderson. Of
Bradford. Penn: Arthur r.. Dyer. of
the London fire service. Chief Waller,
of Alexandria. and Chief J. Meier, of
Amsterdam. Holland. thanked the
New York firemen for their welcome.
In the afternoon Chief A. Y. Ben
nett. OF Birmingham. Ala. read the
first paper on Motor Apparatus"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
All-Star Teams
Picked by Fans

Sporting Editor, The Virginian:
| have seen a great many of the
amateur games during the past season
and think that the following players
would form as strong a team as could
be picked from among the players of
the league:
Catchers--Word and Blunt
Pitchers-Dunn, Blanton and
Canepa.
First Base-Bigbie.
Second ase-Dowden.
Third Base-Rady
Shortstop-Ezekiei.
Left Field-Morgan.
Center Field-Saracino.
Right Field--Klein.
CERTAIN"
Pitchers-Blanton, Whitfield and
Dunn.
Catchers-Word and Hay.
Shortstop-Doggett
First Rase-Bigbie.
Second Base--McRea-
Third Base-Blunt.
Center Fieid-Saracino
Left Field-Klein
Right Field-Morgan.
wM, WORKMAN
Pitchers-Canepa Dunn and Blan-
ton.
First Base-fstgbte.
Second Base-Orebaugh
Third Base-Augustine
Shortstop-Poh.
Left Field--Klein.
Center Field--Shelton.
Right FieId--Saracino
"sKIDoO."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
Bichioride Pumped out---fdves

w. NJ. Shaw. of 250s East Leigh
street, who several days ago swallowed
a large quantity of bichioride OF mer-
curry tablets, was discharged, appa-
rently recovered, from the City nos
pttal Sunday. The stomach pump was
used by Dr. Torregrosa a. the time
and the mans stomach was washed
thoroughly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
UNEARTH TOOTH
Of MAST0OON
WORKMEN MAKE ARCHAEOIOG-
ICAL FIND NEAR LAM
CASTER, VA.

LANCASTER, VA. Sept. IAN
archaeological find of great interest
has been made here by some men who
were digging a Well on the premises
of George, Garter At a depth of
sixty odd feet below The surface OF
the earth they found a molar tooth
Held ON Serious Charge.
Willie Goines was arraigned in
Police court yesterday on serious
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
NJ. G. SALASSA
TAKES UP DUTIES

IYNCHBURG, VA, Sept. IN. c.
SaIassa. the new physical director Of
the Lynchburg Young Mems Christian
association. has reached the city and
begins his duties as such this week.
He succeeds c. r. Warthen. now
superintendent of the Presbyterian
orphanage here. The new assistant,
A. Fl. Marvill. is expected to arrive
in few DAYS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

thirty-arst year Of his age. MIR.
Iedford is survived by his wife,
formerly Miss Emma Perdue,. and two
children, Master William and Miss
Margaret Ledford. lie also leaves his
mother. Mrs, Moliie Ledford, and
sister, Miss May Ledferd. The fun
eral notice will be announced later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
Tpfter Writer IL Discharged.

T. z. Baltimore, who was arrested
Saturday night on charge OF writing
threatening letters TO Percy White.
was discharged when arraigned in Po-
lice court yesterday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

ELKToN, Sept. 1,--Mr, and Mrs.
James H Reeder, of North East. an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Miss Helen, TO ]. s. Taylor. of Whining
ton Del The ceremony was performed
on Thursday at the Church OF Trans
nguratien New York. by Rev. DR.. Geo.
Clark Houghton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
MANY HORSES DIE
OF MENINGITIS

ONANCOCK. VA, Sept. MANY
horses are dying from meningitis in
Upper Accomac. F. ". Fisher lost
four last week.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02
Miss Fannie Carroll.

Miss Fannie JNrrOII,
Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
WINCH ESTER. VA. Sept. 1.-The
funeral of Miss Fannie Virginia, Car
roll OF the county. who died on Sat
urday in Martinsburg, took place in
Winchester this afternoon. She was
a daughter Of Charles CARROLL, of
Frederick county, and was thirty
years of age.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

charge made by Mary G. Johnson.
mothersof Claudine johnson, D minor.
and the case was continued till to-
morrow morning. All three are cor-
ored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

NEWPORT. r. T., September L.
Hands up" Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt
exclaimed as she threw up her hands
and smiled at the photographer who
stood In her path. The holdup oc-
Cured at the championship tennis
matches here. and Mrs. Vanderbilt in
stead of ducking the camera man. set
a new fashion for society women by
gracefully surrendering to the inevi-
table If other women Of fashion fol-
low Mrs. Vanderbilts example soon
you may see in print more "holdup"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Death OF Clyde w. Iedford.
After a lengthy Illness Clyde w.
Ledford, of South Richmond, died
yesterday morning. He was In the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

the Shenandoah" have taken house
in Hanover avenue
-
Miss Fiossie King. Of Durham, n.
G. is visiting Mrs, Tommie Atkins on
Hanover avenue. Mrs. Atkins and Miss
Alice Michleboro have just returned
from a trip TO New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

LYNCHBURG, Sept. doctor and
Mrs. T. w. Evans, of Concord. have is
sued invitations to the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Sara Elizabeth. to
Capt Jesse f. Moon. of Lynehburg. the
ceremony to be celebrated September
10th at the New Concord Presbyter-
ian church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Mrs Thomas Allen, who was oper-
alter on at the Dixie hospital, Hampton.
Va, recently for mastoiditis Is i'm
rr1vtBp
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Mrs James O. Penn, Jr. of Danville,
Is chaperoning Misses Mary and Anne
Traylor, Of this city, at Narragansett
Pier, r. I.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Branch have
taken the home ~ Mrs r. william
pcnhertou IN West Franklin street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Miss Mamie Caring has returned
TO her home In South Boston after q
stay Of several weeks with Miss Mel
lie McCluer. Of Bon Air.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Miss Sallie Pasthall. who has been
spending the summer in Europe. has
returned to her home in Ginter Park,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Nj and Mrs, Edward II. Stettenius, .of
staten Island are among the recent
arrivals at the white sulphur,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Miss Mary Butler, of Poplar Grove"
Mathews county. is the guest Of friends
In the city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

Mrs Alfred Ball Garter and Miss Ger
trude Garter have gone to Asheville,
n. c.. for several weeks,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-02

M, and Mrs. j. Lei Koiner. who have
been sDsno.Eg the q psi three years ~
New-York tribune., 1913-05-12
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and address OF lessee.

with name and address OF lessee
BROADWAY. c cor Of 43d st, 1O43x-.
all Mary a Litchfeld TO 1882 Broadway
Corpn: II 4-12 yrs from May .. 1923; slO0
600 address, 1852 Broadway
DIVISION ST co. ALL Almra II DOM
inick TO Louis Brenner and ano: 10 yrs from
May J. 1910: S1SS0 address. 60 Division ST.
DIVISION ST. 60. all; same TO same. >
yrs from May l. 1920; sl.SS0
EASTERN BOULEVARD n W cor OF Bry-
ant ST. all: City OF New York TO New York
City Bond Co: tax lease loo yrs from Oct
- 1906 sold for taxes Of 1900 and 1901 A;
JACKSON ST. :. all: Moe V Klein to
Morris StahI; 3 yrs from May IL. 1918.
81 600: address. % Forsyth ST.
MADISON AVE. 1923 store floor. May
Els to Harry Spector and ano: yrs from
May !, 1914; $3.50. address 1923 Madison
ave.
ID AVE. e cor of 73d ST. store and b:
Pauline Flashner to Newman & Freund Co;
II months from June ], 1913; 5000; ad-
dress. 47s Sd ave.
ODD ST. 60 West. 80 floor; Jack Berk
owitz TO Margolies. . yrs from Feb i.
1918: $500; address. l0s I'd ave.
45th St 400 and 40s West. all: Martin
j Potter TO Interborough News Co. > VI
from. June J. 1913; $4,000; address 2?l
Fulton ST.
SACRAHoNG ST. 2 5. bet East Bay ave
and Eastern Boulevard. all; City OF New
York TO Frances Nelson; tax lease J. coz
yrs from oct "A, 1906. sold for taxes 1888
TO 1901 s6J &c
47TH ST. 22s west. all; John p Morgan
and ano to Max Zallowitz 81 al. yrs from
May /. 1913; $1,000; address Is East
1l7fh 81
New-York tribune., 1913-05-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,


Grant squires. exr to Harriet Cochrane:
$1,000
Tiffany & Co to Frederick Hndebrandt
800
Margaret Heydt 10 Louis Rechardt;
$4,000.
Jessie c Nolan TO Martha Huebener: 81
Edmund J. Mooney. exr. 10 Andrew j
Shipman; 10000
Same TO same: $1,000.
Amelia G Farmon to Keppler Co. Inc;
Same to same: 500.
Same exrs TO same; $4,000
Elizabeth Bernz. exr. to Dennis Muir
phy: 81.
Dennis j Murphy to Elizabeth Bernz: 81.
Stanley W Dexter. trus. 10 Equitable
Trust Co OF New York: 81.
Jules Bache and ano. trus 10 George p
Same exrr to Blanche n NeulSirch: $4,000
Same to Henrietta B Kayser; $50. 600.
Same to Jules Bache. trus; s2o.5oo.
Same cxrs 10 Jules Bache: $4,000.
jules Bache and ano. exrs. to Amy T
Snauer $1,000.
Adolph NJ Dendheim TO William Wagner.
$3.50
same to same: $4,000
william II Douglas 10 Andrew Sh!pman
same TO same: $4,000
Emelia X Braun 10 Edward McCrImllsk
$1,000.
Title Guaran,eo and Trust Co to Henry
Andrew shipman to William II Douglas;
$50 600.
Lucy Mooney to william H Douglas;
$1,000.
County Holding Co TO Union Mortgage
Co: 81
and Inhrm Hebrews OF New York: $4,000
Emanuel J Jackson to William Gum; 81.
Bronx Investment Co to Union Mortgage
Co; $4,000.
Frank II cothren to Lydia Alexander:
$1,000.
Italian Estates Corporation TO Salvatore
Ayitatilc; S3.I0o
New-York tribune., 1913-05-12
Phillips. ref: due, $50. .sel q; taxes. etc, ST.

Phillips. ref; due. s3S.99l q; taxes ETC. 81
24j 50.
BY Joseph p Day:
18th Sta 53s East s s. 40 II OF ave - -,
2Jx1O3, 3 sty tcnmt and store and sty iea
stable; u McSwegan agt Robert OilchI,st 1s,,,S
al; Clarke & c. attys; Abraham GoloShi'"'
ref. PARTITION.
At No. 32OS Third avenue:
BY Henry Brady.
RYER AVE. 2072 8. 597 IT S Of 1SOth 81.
%. 2xlOlx2l. 6x101.9. sty frame dwlg; Bronx
Savings Bank agt A Whisten ct al y % 10
Simpson. atty; J a Lynch, ref; due, s3''3S ~
taxes etc. S525 ~ .
RYER AVE, 2O74 e S. $40 II Of isOth st.
25 2x1O2 9x21 6x1O1.S. sty dwlg; same agt &
same; same atty, same ref due. So''So ~
taxes. etc, Sj2j.
BY Joseph r Day
13SD ST n s. 165 IT Of Willis ave, 1oox
100: vacant: ID II Morris agt e II Maslen ct
al: Irwin o. attys; y Heaiy' rei' que
$23. .5jS 81; taxes. etc. $3.50 02.
x75l1. vacant: Peter often agt George kei-
Ter Construction Co ct al; \ 4 Howell, atty
\ T Herman. ref; due. s6.3s5 10; taxes etc
Sl.611 20.
At No. IA Nesey street:
CONVENT AVE. 433. cor 10Th ST;
90.11x1OO: g sty apt house: Abel King ct al
agt Wilhelmina How ct all Lese & G. attys'
II Buck. ref. due. s2S.514 S. taxes, etc
s., ,935 S3. >,c,
7TH AVE. 2477-79, c cor 144th GG4).
421lx1OO, ) sty tenmt and stores G
Chaplin agt Harris & Son Realty co ct ali
] " Judge, atty; d OIL Cohalan, rel' uue'
So, 500 81; taxes. etc, $1,000.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 464, W $, % II
n Of 106th ST. 1SXl00; sty tenmt: NJ \
Cohnfed agt Margaret Furlongs ct al: I
Berg. atty; Shirley Shackelford, ref; sale oil
dover
HUDSON ST. 455-57. S. 100 It n OF
Morton ST. 5OxlO0; one = and ono sly
tennis and stores: Pincus Lowenfeld et al
agt Trinity Construction Co ct al; Arnsteln'
/ 4 p, attys ID Lind, ref; due slo'0I5 al
taxes etc S734 So
LAWRENCE ST 16 and 1s W $. 1851 IT n
OF 126th st. 73x76. 11x50x466: and sly
bldgs; d ID A 0utcalt agt a Williams ct
al; Cannon c. attys = Wagstan, ret'
due, S1l,SIo ol taxes, etc S6o2 Us.
By J. II. Mayors.
o9TH ST go West S. 100 II OF West
End ave, 25XlO0l1: j sty tenmt: Oscar Kress
agt II Power ct al; w = Haskell atty
Franklin Brooks ref due, s4,742 10; taxes,
etc. 1887; sub to pr mtg Of S20,0 600.
By l.. j. Phillips & Co.
MULBERRY ST $50 and 2s2. s. 1916 It
of Houston ST. 40X90. 7x40Xs9I; sty tenmt
and stores; Abraham Morris et al agt Michael
Brigante Co ct al: Reuben Greenbaum, atty,
II II Herts ref; due. $9.92O I6: taxes, etc,
s94l 20 sub 10 first mtg OF $4,000.
At No 320S Third avenue:
BY James l.. Wells Company
Hill ave. 13 3llXlC5Xl03Xl304 also Castle Hill
ave. cor Of Newbold ave, y. Union
port; Dollar Savings Bank agt Joseph Wag
ner ct al; DeXOw, VI & w. attys; r X Nc
Carthy, ref; due, s36l5 66; taxes, etc, So
SCI 16
New-York tribune., 1913-05-12

torney)
Interest 5 per cent, Unless otherwise stated
MAY 10.
Manhattan.
BROADWAY. 5 e cor OF i3d st, lH.sxieo.s, !,
Fourteen Hundred and Eighty-two Broaa"ay
Corporation to Mary 4 Fitzgerald, Atchneiaa.
sSoo @ o6o ost sttorney. p Is dwight. g. Cedar
HILLSIDE AVE. n :. at 5 OF NaS,e Sn'
ave. 23s.4x-: Psatz Construction 60 to MIN.
turn i Collins. Harrison. y I; May .. due
" Collins. 60 Wall St .ox
Lemon AVE. 5, ail # Of 1881 st. ggs gss
East sOth ST. May prior mtg 5000. yMls. M
per cent: 50. 9Oo attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust Co, lIe broadway "a, EFT. q. ,.ooh
Emshemer to Harry G Hecht. 4oS West lSoth
st: May (prior mtg s2tJ'0oo); yrs, . PEI
cent, $1,000; attorneys. James. scheii O.
OLD BIOOMINGDALE RID, n cor OF sStn ,
St. lOO.Sx-; Kerloc Realty and ions Gons'ruc'i0:a oTai
Co TO Jacobs Wieks. jr: '9o Maaison az w. .
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co. leV bioao'
STH AVE. cor OF l3Sth ST. es'iixl2g,
Hanna Corn and ano to joseph Corn: aia1Tr ,ai
T. 1906 due a. per bond; S6.VoO' address, IL
6TH AVE. 80 Il Of s0th e. :, runs N os sth sth
lHx -; stewart S. 8; a. 81 n'' II ioS Henry r,
w Mooney to Margaret stevens d. s 90
france: May 8: ! W. per cent: s5-' ;a,, AZ
torneys, Blandy, Mooney & Shipmah' % wan
SAME PROPERTY same to Edmuna ,Ya ao,i :.
Mooney, a West 44th st: May tmtg sS-'v', :
yr. . per cent; $4,000: attorneys same do
s7TH ST. l45 East. sty brk ltxss.s; Nsncy s
A F,irst to Harriet l. Heimerdinser. SO fa' .
ave. May (prior mtg NsV9V. que u,,srs .,or
1914: per cent: 5000. attorney, La"Se''
Title Insurance and Trust Co. leo Broad"ay'
Tho Bronx.
CYRUS PL. S. 9l.7 n W OF 81 ave. .XiUOa .TI.Os
Realty Exchange Co May (prior mtg VA
JCO: due Sept 3. 1918: per cent WV aa'
dress. West 2ith ST. --~,on. Mar.
raz1I Construction 60 TO Manhattan Mortgage
Co: May 3; due as per bond soo'Ovo' aa3'e'''
wv kpfpY p.Td 81 $. 40 It OF Robbins ave. 231
los q: Nalpax Realty Co 10 Austin fIetehe5
ana ano. trustees. l East oOth ST. may o "
yrs: $1,000. .. - ,ssth
e S3 Sxao: Flsvius Improvement GO 10 Italian
Estates Corpn. 4S9 9th ave; NAV prloI ms
$50 OOO) 2 yIs. per cent, S3IOo; attorney i
Wits Witt .! AVE- 1Aeefsy 30 # OF l45th st, Ok
100. Minnie X Freeman 10 Title Guarantee anu
'rrust Co l5G Broadway. May s. due as per
O?io 40 AvE. s. rs # from n lot 2S' 90 maS p
l-nuer Morrisania. runs " sJ.llN n suh g ~ y
Y 80: + NJ Co TO PAYNE Estate Colp''' o. o.
Park ave; May 10: due J1me l. igle; o1 and
cent: $1,000 attorney THO "u"' "''''
Trust Co l1G Broadway. ... OK
l52D ST. s. 1875 n e OF Roooins a., a., - -
,oo g NaIpak Realty co 20 Austin fietcheF
and ono Fast Goth IT; May q: yrs; sllwo
I52D ST n =. 100 II OF Robbins aye aoN
l33. Nalpsk Realty co 10 Austin Is sic' oI,e one''
trustee East Goth 81. May ~ . yts, 800 t;,'Yo
is,TiI ~, . : l46 n OF Southern BouIe-
ard 3I 6xi3O; charlotte Giligan TO car
cnce z Fuller, 2350 Broadway; May lO' : yrs'
So 800. attorneys, Elfers a Aobefiy' -'' n'0"-
is0TIf ST. SIS go II 2 OF Park ave S1iU'
VIM = Mccarthy 70 Layinia SAWYER: ossin.ns'
\ y. May =. due as per bono, so'%o' na. ~"