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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08

ST. 25xsLs; Rosa :;uovo to Dominic a Irot aoi
2I5g Mapes ave; Dec 81 500; address o9i
KELLY sT, sci. S34xlOo Henry Horn =,
Dec 30 (mtg $4,000: $780, attorney, Ar
thur Horn, leo Broadway. ,d
LOTS 700 and 80. map part Penneld
pr1p.rtv: Albert Lehman TO Clara + I.ieo-
man. I4J Riverside Drive: Jan - 'Hi's
lot 1io. map Seton Homestead: Jerer roo !,
st: Jan {: 81. ,..,,,
LOTS and 2. map David B Cocks; julius a.,s
J Frank, ref. to Cath Curran, 80 East oy ~,
st: lar 3: 1890; attorney. Title Gua'ahtc"
and Trust 90. re Broadway. ,,a.
LOT 81 and 1875 to 1872. map $50 io,s MAN
Moreenthau: Feuchtwanger Estate. inc. u. ~
ST. Dec ~: $4,000: attorney, Irwin inter
myer. 81 Wall ST.
lot 2i7. map Joseph Husson. at Clasons
Point: Herman Menaker to Henry schae-
fer 1G3 Courtlandt ave; Jan o. 81.
LOTS 3,s and 500. map land Forster-
Schmidt: Henry Forster to John VI Me e1o6S
SIS President st. Brooklyn; Dec IL SIuo.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and trust
LOT 3Gi TO 1858. same map; John Whalen,
trus to william Gaul. Yonkers, - Jan
ance and Trust CO. 16o Broadway
LOTS 41o and 400. map Van Corti !, no
Estate: Arbris Realty co TO Rodm man V,,
news. Philbin. Bcekman e. Menken. % VIII
LOT 3.I to $40. block 7. amended map Of
Mapes estate: Lyman Turchn ref. TO John Il
Eymcr. 1876 Avenue \; Jan 4; ss,ooo; at'o'
ney T. Moran. ~ Chambers 81. :,
LOTS and 3. block 9, map OF Whitehall
Realty co: Simone Calavito TO Sebastsno
Beninsti 2l3 East 1i1th st mtg sl2'o) Jan
q: 500: attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
co. 176 Broadway. =.
ROBERTSON PLACE. :. strip ~
wide. between said place and Penield property.
ut South Mount Vernon: salt meadow az cor
William Pinkney's runs 49,; white rams
Road T. 100 II OF line between lands OF
Penfeld and Crawford. y; william W zen
field TO Chauncey q Middlebrook: July D. lvlo.
500: attorneys. Hildrcth & Palmer. listh 81
and 81 ave
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. 354.5 II OF
Aldus ST. OK: American Real Estate 60 10
oval Construction 60. 1912 Southern Boule-
ward: Jan I; 500; attorney, T SNOW j"
Wall 81
WILKINS AVE. 1890 s. 25xot Joseph
Frlsch to Lena Feinblatt, 1850 wilkins ave
mtg S.. 900: Dec 90; 81
133D ST =. 90 n Of Willow ave Gx
100: James n Donald TO Neumeyer 4 Dimonu'
So Beaver st: Nov u: $500: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust 90, 1I6 Broadway.
I41ST ST. : cor Walnut ave. l00X25: Eliza
Miller 10 n " McLaury Marble Co. l3lst 81
and Walnut ave: Jan q; 500; attorney. 1itlc
Guarantee and Trust 60. i16 Broadway
18TH ST. 9s1 East, 2jXlO1; william &
BOYD 10 Roman Catholic Church ~ 81 John
Chry session.. 9s5 East 18TH st: Dec IS; 81; at
torncy. NJ Scanlan. ~ Chambers ST.
222D ST. n =. J0S.T II . OF Barnes ave, 2oK
SIS 10: William Ringelstein 10 John Plsth.
Detroit. Mich Cntg 81 200, Jan 6: 500: attor
ncy. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 1i6 Broad
way.
SAME PROPERTY: Charles Ringelstein. 81.
10 same: oct %, 1912; 81; attorney as above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
REALTY NOTES.

Gibbs & Kirby have been appointed
agents for Historic Hall. No. go 81.
Nicholas avenue. between 18th and 18th
streets: six story building, with hfty-
four apartments.
Dr.. u. G. Yates is tho buyer OF the
dwelling house No. li9 West Slst street.
sold by Julius Sachs.
Slawson & Hobbs report that the city
Real Estate Company. acting FOR client.
is the buyer OF the dwelling house No.
ISL West s1th street. and not DIR. Emil
Heuel as previously reported.
Ernest r. Van Zsndt recently with
Edward J. Hogan and Andre L. Benel.
for several years with Norman Dcnzer
are now associated with y. Brigham
Hall and William -. Bloodgood.
Harry Swanson. formerly with L. Ia
nenbaum Strauss & Co. is now connected
With the firm Of Spear & co.
George ". Both. for ten years with
Angel & Co. Of Manhattan and Scars
dale has become the junior member Of
the firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
NEW PANAMA STEAMSHIP LINE
Luckenbach Interests to Take Over
Defunct Concern.

San Francisco. Jan. u. l.. Lucken-
bach son OF the founder OF the Eastern
Steamship Company. which has been oper-
ating freight vessels on the Atlantic 70:
half century. announced that the Luck
enbach interests will take over the bust
ness OF the defunct Bates & Chesebrough
Line and continue in the field as COM
petitor of the Pacific Mail Company.
February 1 is the date set for the be-
ginning OF the new service. which will be
10y way OF the Isthmus OF Panama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Minnie VI Frees TO Annie Werner. 81.
Anna 81 John TO Alice r Brown Sc, 600
William II Zinsser to Helen 4 Kudlich; 81.
Maze Realty 60 10 Henrietta Realty Co;
$1,000
Minnie Mu.grave to Anna 81 John,
s. 600.
William Knoepke- to Herman steinkamp;
SloOGO.
Robert l. Pierrepont to United States Trus.
Arthur Rye and ano. exrs, TO Graham
Rye; $4,000
Isaac Goodstcln 10 Morris Klinsowstein;
fiCO
Caroline Harrje to Rccka Hilsmann; 81.
United states Mortgage and Trust Co to
Arthur Eye; $1,000
Henry Forster 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
aui Trust Co; 81 assts; SI3S2io.
Harry " Austin TO Samuel Levy: S25 900.
American Mortgage co to Harry NJ AVS
naron De Hirsch Fund to Aaron Balm
$iuo
Herman stclnkamp to William Knoepke
$1,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO Elizabeth
S Emery: $4,000
Same to Francis Keller: s.. 600
renry Gochel 10 Elizabeth -;
Clara \ Grove TO Henrietta NJ Roden.
burg; $1,000.
:. Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed
Mortgage 90; si6.o1l.
Guaranteed Mortgage Co TO Denis o'Neill;
5000.
Realty Holding Co to Esther Groenberg
Mary T White ct al. exr,. to Edward J
Molpughncy. Slj.On0
Manhattan Life Insurance Co to Edward
Moloushney; $1,000.
William \ White & Sons a corporation, 10
Elizabeth \ Townsend; SIS. GOO
C;crson Hym2n 10 Sender Jarmulovsky: 81.
Bennett King, eXr. TO Bennett j kins
SO 900
Frederick W c Sanford TO Rachel l. Bart
Icy: $4,000.
Gustav Iangmlnn ct al sxrs. to William
Zinsser; 81.
IenriYta Wimpfhoimer to Fanny Bach
rach: $1,000.
American Mortgage Co TO r Aymar Sands;
$4,000
Augustine Smith to Lawyers Mortgage
Co: $1,000.
Wlson Powell to Sarah c Waters;
81 400.
Helen c Tomlnson and ano to Hester j
Morrison: 81 son.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Lyman Starr:
So 900.
Herman Schatia to William Hermann; 81.
Same to same: ST.
Carl Fischer To carl Fischer: ST., 900.
Same same: 10000.
Title Insurance Co OF New York 10 Brook
,yn Trust 90 a. assts): 81.
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 4

PROSPECT AVE. 2132 and 2f3a: rhom,.
GiaQuinto co act Regime Construction GO
owner and contractor; S410. :"
lsT AVE. 40 to IA: II W Johns MAJ
VILE Co agt Dennis Harrington IT. or Denr,.
a Harrington. owner; John 7 Brady & Co
contractors: $1.36I So.
SUFFOLK ST. III: 7 ~ Simonson g. So,
60 aCt John Doe. owner; Suffolk Amusemen.
CO, lessee; Cohen & Struck. contractors
1925 So.
WEBSTER AVE. 2039 to 2O43: Antoni,
Mastracchio agt Cawston Construction Co
owner and contractor; S32J. ~
MARMIoN AVE, n cor 10th st. l9,x
GIL. LOUIS Shadoff agt John W Cornlsn
Construction Co. owner: Charles + CaneSy
contractor: S6j. -
IO5TH ST. l12 10 13s West; Josepb w
Rowan. Inc. agt Mary f Loefier, owner ana
contractor; W II Heddendorf. contracto,.
1856 so.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. " 8, whole from,
bet 62d and CID SITS. 200. 10x irreg. Giapnaf'
tasio Construction Co agt The New Thea,ro
owner: Ellison Construction Co, contractor
$IscTi
IORILLARD PL, w q, ~ II 8 OF Issth q,
25X1OO: Oriental Fireproof Sash and Doc,
60 agt Flavius improvement Co, owner and
So1J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
TO APPRAlsE AsToR ESTATE.

Bryan l.. Kennedy has been appointed
sole appraiser by John Quinn, attorney
for the Controller Of the State Of New
York, and Messrs. Carter. Ledyard &
Milburn. attorneys for the executors OF
the estate OF John Jacob Aston. for the
purposes Of the state inheritance tax.
10 determine the value OF Fernclin. at
Rhinebeck on-the- Hudson. " Y. with
over a mile OF river front. The property
consists OF over 5000 acres. dwelling
houses. magnificent outbuldings. boat
houses, etc, and is one OF the most COM
plcte and valuable estates in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following trsnTCtions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. II and IS Nesey
street:
By JOSEPH r. Day.
9TH AVE. 67i. " o. 586 u Of is,h 1t
Is 9XG2.6. s.y tenmt az. stores. sold to the
plaintiff for ti1.0oo; Also.
10Th ST. lis West. o. 200 n ~ 81 Lenox
ave, 23xoo II; sly tcnmi; sold TO the plsntin
for $4,000.
by Herbert \. Sherman.
MARKET ST 60. s. 1o6 n 3 Of Hamilton
ave. 31.7xJ9 1x31. 1889: q sly tcnmt and
stores; adjourned 10 Jan H.
BY J. II. Msyers.
9TH ST. 81 m 3s3 Fast n $. 1871 II o..
Ave ID. 81. lON96: tTo sty tennis and stores
and two sly rear tennis; sold to the plaintiff
for 5000.
BY Samuel Golds,icker.
3sTII SIT. 316 East, s. about ECO Il OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
LIS PENDENS.

13lsT ST SIS. 1881 II " OF 9th ave. 35Ax
q4ll: two actions: New York Savings Bank
agt Michael Sampler ct al foreclosure Of two
mtgs); attorneys, Weber & Weber
WILLIS AVE. cor bath st. i00xI5y
irrcg: Atlantic Dock Co agt Reserve Realty
co ct al foreclosure OF Mtg: attorney q
Thomas.
10Th Sr. 345 and s47 West; United States
Trust Company OF New York agt Edward T
Walsh ct al foreclosure OF two ntzsi attor-
news Stewart & Shearsr
45TH ST. $50 West; Annie Copeland sgt
Benven Realty co ct al foreclosure Of mtg;
attorneys Lswkowi,z e. Schssp.
18Th ST, 244 West; Annie Copeland AIT
Rudolph A Rodel ct al foreclosure o. m'gl:
attorneys, Lewkowitz & Schaap.
MADISON AVE, y cor 94th 81. lu0.NN429,
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New iors
sgt Ranald II Macdonald ct al foreclosure Of
mtg: attorney, + 7. Allen.
LEXINGTON AVE, e 8. 5o1l q OF leth
s, 16sx65: Gottlieb Mailer ct al AT Pauline
Ludcwig- ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attorney,
q NJ Schulz.
BROOK AVE. s, 3I1.2 II Of I66th $;
27.frylo4sy irreE: Herman Knobloch AIT
Christian Jaissie ct al (smended foreclosure o;
transfer os tax LEM. attorney. J l. Lindner.
MULBERRY ST. $50 and 2s2 Abrama Nor
ris et al ast Michael Brigantc 60 - 81 Gcrc-
closure OF mtg; attorney. r Greenbaum.
9TH AVE. s. 1915 II 5 OF Both st, lS.3H
TO- Rebecca Shuman agt Augusta III Reynolds
., al Specific performance; attorney,
Cohen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
ST. PAUL ELECTRIFICATION
Mr.. Earling Confirms Report About
Puget Sound Extension.

4. J. Earring. president Of the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St Paul Railway
Company, yesterday confirmed the report
that the Chicago. Milwaukee & Puget
Sound Railway has contracted for the
electrlfcation Of $50 miles Of its main
line in Montana and idaho Mr.. Earring
expects il will be in full operation within
three years. The road TO be electrified
traverses the Belt Mountains. the Rock
Mountains and the Bitter Root Noun
tains.
The combination of water powers in the
section where this electrihcation takes
place under practically the same owner
ship and management is the one thing. in
Mr. Earrings opinion. that makes the cleo
IRRIGATION for such a distance possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
BROOKLYN SALES.

Howard C. Pyle & Co. have sold No. 81
cambridge street. between Sumner and
Lewis avenues. a four story and cellar
brick and limestone double apartment
building. on a plot SOxioO feet, for D..
Walter TO an investor.
John Bittner sold his residence, No. 40s
Ocean Parkway. to Henry Faulkner. The
house is two and one-half stories high
and is of granite and frame construction.
The BUYER will OCCUPY II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
OLCoTT BUYER OF HOUSE
Old Home Given in Part Payment
for New Structure,

Dudley Olcott. second vice president OF
the Central Trust Company. is the buyer
OF the dwelling house. No. % East 18th
street, the sale OF which was announced
in Yesterdays Tribune.
The property was sold through Douglas
W. Gilman for the Charles Buck Con-
struction Company and has been held at
$4,000. In part payment Mr.. Olcott gave
his present home. No. lG East 64th street,
a six story American basement house, on
lot 20 by 100 feet. valued at ;l.oOO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY Z.
Manhattan,

10TH ST. s, $50 #, Of 81 Eicholas
ave; for a s,y public library, 50x70: New
York Public Library. 418 9th ave. owner:
Cook & WEIGH, West Goth st. architects;
ss5. 900.
23D ST. n 8, 200 II . OF 18th ave; for a
I sty express station: I II Moore. $40 5th
ave, owner; L S Express GO. lessee; "
Wands. 100 william st. architect; $1,000
ST NICHOLAS AVE, sc cor 1s9th Ct; for
sly brk tenmt, 99.l1xe0; Niddisten
Realty Co. ~ West 34th 81. owner: Goodwin.
starrett & Van Week, IS East 18th Ct,
architects; $4,000.
Tho Bronx.
PARK AVE. 1918 {, 8 Of 1894 st; ~
sty brk tennis, 36x99: Henry Lsng, lolS
Washington ave, owner; Charles S CLARK ~
fremont ave y architect ,ss a. so,: Ss,' s7S:oe
landt ave, o sty brk tennis 6oxes; NoAs
Realty co, Albert Harsso% 20 Na:saa 4.
fremont ave, architect; cost. $4,000,
SEA VIEW AVE. " 80 It Of Central
ave; sty frame shed. 2ox+o; C II DittmaS.
I02 West 13Oth ST, owner; Charles 3 C1ark,
AL fremont ave. architect; cost. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
SALE OF ROADS SET ASIDE.

Chicago. Jan. Judge Lands to-day
set aside the recent sale of the Chicago
& Milwaukee Electric Railroads Illinois
properties for si.soOooo. 1t is expected
tina. another sale Of the properties will
be held under the direction OF the federal
court within few weeks. Judge Lands
held that the figure offered at the sale
was foo low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were nled yesterday in the United States
Court:
PHILIP TOCHTERMANN and FERDI-
NAND sCHEHR, firm OF Tochtermann &
Schehr. Nos. 20 and 80 Waverly place: in
voluntary. Liabilities are said 10 be S25, 00O
and assets $40
JOHN MEYER. No 62a Amsterdam ave-
nue.: involuntary Creditors. Koenig 4
schuster. Inc. s22s; secman Bros. $223 and
Williamson & Head 1922.
MAN SILNERMAN and SOLOMON KATE.
who compose the Arm of Siverman & KATE
Peekskill; voluntary. Liabilities. $4,000;
assets 81 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
NEW FLUSHING THEATRE.

The Murray Hill Theatre Company.
composed OF investors in the Murray Hill
and Bovine Park sections OF Queens. pur-
chased from John W. Crawford a site for
a new $1,000 theatre in Flushing. The
property consists Of a plot 4jxll2 feet on
Broadway, 80 feet west OF Murray Lane.
Plans have been prepared for the struct-
ure by Edward Richardson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
LEASE PARK THEATRE.

Walter Rosenberg has leased from
Frank Mckee and William Harris the
Park Theatre. at 59th street and Column
bus Circle The lease is for one year
with an option Of eight years renewal at
a rental of 5000 net per year Photo
plays will be presented at the theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
Other Manhattan Sales.

Pepe & Brother resold for f. Castellani
No. % West Houston street. three story
building on lot 1exloo feet. TO Joseph Per-
sonelli The property was sold by the
same brokers' about one month ago for
William Buchan. jr.
The Brown Weiss Realities has sold the
six story new law house on plot 35xloo.S
feet at No 500 East ?5th street. about $40
feet west Of First avenue. The buyer gave
in part payment farm on Long Island
located about a mile from Lynbrook.
Louis H. I.owenstein has sold. through
Goodale, Perry & Dwight, the La Tou-
raine. a six story elevator apartment
house. at the northwest corner OF Morn
ingside Drive and ll5th street. on plot
Iooxsj feet Helen Hartley Jenkins Is the
buyer.
He'll G. Stern have sold to |. Randolph
Jacobs and Everett Jacobs Nos. 100 and
1872 West 10Th street. old buildings on plot
40x9s.9 feet. together with the abutting par
eel at No. 100 West 2Sth street. a two
story building. on lot 2jXas.9 feet. The
seller is Adolph Baumann. formerly pro-
prietor OF the Holland House. The buyers
propose TO erect on the entire plot At the
expiration OF present leases twelve
story store and loft building. TO be READY
for occupancy in the fall.
The three story dwelling house No los
West l3lst street. on lot l7.6xe9.il feet,
which was sold in December by DR.. 4.
Fitch. is reported 10 have changed own
ership again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08

The Herman Arms Company mas SOFA
for Aaron Goodman the SIX story anu
basement apartment house recently COM
pleted by him at No. 81 and 5lo west
10th street. on plot 60xsl7 feet the
buyer is Edward Il. Corey, who gives III
exchange plot 1ooxSl.7 feet on the north
side OF 1S9th street. between Audubon ana
Amsterdam avenues. Mr.. Goodman VIII
Immediately improve the plot with two
six story apartment houses similar TO the
one Just sold by him, The amount IN
yolved in the transa ction is over $4,000.
The Palmer Realty Company Ueslie X.
Palmer. PRESIDENT has sold the northeast
corner Of Riverside Drive and Goth street
a six story building on plot fronting w.
feet on the drive. sos feet on the street
and measuring l00.1l feet on the easterly
line. The buyer is Harry Williamson. the
property has been held at $4,000.
Negotiations were completed by William
A. White e. Sons and contracts delivered
Yesterday for the sale OF the property at
the north corner of Riverside Drive and
1Ath street, fronting 100 feet on the Drive
and l25 feet on 14th street. The property
has been in the McLanahan family OF
Washington for over thirty years. The
sale OF the parcel was announced in The
Tribune a few weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
BANK LooTINe CAUSES FAILURE.

Utica, y. Y, Jan. THE New Berlin
Manufacturing Company. Of New Berlin.
manufacturer OF silk. flied a petition in
bankruptcy this afternoon with liabilities
of over $42 900. The failure is the result
OF the looting last spring of the New
Berlin National Bank by its cashier,
Frank 7. Arnold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08

States 20 United States Trust Co OF Nsv
York: $4,000
Louis ID Shoenberg ct al, exr. to Guaran,,
Trust Co. and ano. trus: So. 0ON ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders Attorney
IANI-ARy
Manhattan.

BEECH TERRACE. 5. 229xso; Sept 80
1906. Thomas and Gertrude " Baer to Ida y
Collins: s.. 500; attorney, Otto Kalt, 81 Broad
way.
CANAL ST. ~. cor Allen ST. %. 6xi5
Feb ~. 1908: Isaac and Bessie Schreiber to
Emil w oppenheim. Individually and cxr;
So. COO. attorneys. Morrison g. Schin. 80
Broadway
JANE ST n s, sI.b It from E 8 Washing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
JANUARY Z.

46TH ST, 227 to 231 west: West Sid.
Mason Contracting Co agt Susan II Mount :,
al. Nov H. 1918 (by bondD; s1I,f3O
BRIGGS AVE. 9, DID, II s Of 10th a.
Rafaelo SAVING agt William G Oesting ct Al.
Dec ., 1912; SIS.
agt Greenwald Bros et al; Dec IS, 1917.
sio8 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
Sales in The Bronx.

Eugene J. Busher has sold for Mary S.
White the southwest corner Of Brook ave-
nue. and 10th street, five story building.
with stores. on plot 3jX.Jx irregular.
+. V. Eggert has sold two lots on the
cast side Of Richardson avenue. 10 feet
south OF 231th street, for NJ. Stubbins OF
llrey nn- 10 NJ q Lance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
ALTER ATIoNs.
JANUARY Z.
fhA RnAa4.

FREMONT AVE, 40. ( sly brk stern
25.3xlOO; B + Lynch. 40 East 18th u. owner:
Charles s Clark, AL fremont ave. architect;
cost. $1,000
WALKER AVE, " cor ST Raynonds ave;
~ sty frame dwlg, So14o; Katie Rogers on
premises. owner; Ebsling, 1907 Taylor
ave. architect: cost. $500.
CORLEAR AVE, W 8. 161 II o OF 1924 q,
. sty frame dwlss. 1ixSox+5.2: DAVID Sage
on premises owner: Moore Landsedel
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JANUARY /

JANUARY I.
Is3p ST, 2. from Intervale ave 10 Kelly
at -1lo0x-xl3l3: CITY Mortgage Co leans
Similar Realty Corporation $4,000
CROTONA AVE, W =, So n o. lseth o.
15xl3s5 TO Beaumont ave XIIX12l Rockand
Realty Co loans % Andrea Construction Cs
Sol. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of grantee and at
torncy.)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-20
ELIMINATION Of
SULPHUR|C ACID
STANTON CHEMIST THINKS 1T
WILL BE A LONG TINE
COMING.

Referring TO the news in the Manu-
facturers' Record on July 10th as to
the elimination of the use OF sulphuric
acid in the manufacture OF commercial
phosphate for fertilizer, Charles Cat
lett, chemist and geologist of Staunton.
Va, writes
TT announces much sooner than I
ing the phosphate soluble by treat
ment other than with sulphuric acid.
The principle has been well known. and
fifteen yeara ago l advocated expert
ments along the line of manufacturing
what was a basic phosphate Stag by
using blast furnace for the purpose
and by using the low-grade phosphates
which were useless for the sulphuric
acid method. There have been very
extensive experiments conducted for
a long time by which the phosphates
cement kiln with material which at
that high temperature converted the
phosphates into soluble form, and most
satisfactory results have been gotten
in preliminary work. But usually such
developments are exceedingly slow
More than that, the owner OF the spe-
cial or peculiar patent Is unwilling to
let others use 1t. and Ii Will be a long
time l think. before the acid method
is completely abandoned. When II Is,
the manufacturer Of sulphuric acid will
turn in other directions for its use. Sui
phuric acid may be said to be at the
base of chemical Industrial develop
ment, and while individuals may be
hurt, the country as a whole is never
hurt by sound and successful i'm
provements."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-20
NEW SPINNING
MILL MACHINE
NEWLY ORGANIZED CHAR
IOTTESyIIIE CONCERN TO
MANUFACTURES NEW DEVICE.

The Ryalls Machine company, IN
corporated of Charlottesville. Va. has
been reorganized under the name or
the Ryalis Machinery corporation, ana
will introduce among spinning mills
the Ryalls reverse spindle motion ma
chine, which has been successfully
used in a. number or mills for some
time: also the Ryalls locking device
and positive shrinkage drive for spin
ming mills The advantages claimed
for these appliances are their value
as time. labor and accident saving de-
vices Where right and left twist
yarns are spun the Ryalls reverse spin
die motion makes easy one OF the ditii-
cult operations of the spinning indus
try. Il is stated that 1t saves from
twenty minutes to two hours time and
the labor wasted in changing bands by
hand. 1t saves time in dofttng where
bands are changed by hand and will
make a more compact and uniform
bobbin with more yarn on each cop.
1t is also claimed that by its use fewer
soft bobbins are made and the life of
the spindle bands is increased and a
saving to the spindle collars and steps.
The company states that II is ready to
prove to mill men the efficiency and
economy of its appliances.