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New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address OF lessee)
cHRYsTIE ST. 81. store and basement , ;
Nathan Harrison Realities 70 , fIIeIiailr' e,,.I'
Inc. 10 yrs from June J. 1915 Sl'4''' duu' e'''
- i10i.SToN f,i: ST. 1H-fi3 East. all; " VIM
vin.ky 10 sidney Ascher, yrs Z ihou.ll. ~. I.
from May l. 1918. $1,000; address JUS H's'
IESNINGs ST. 500 all. the Duo 60 20 10 ond- ~
lius Zap et al; , yrs from May !, 1915 s-'oo''
address, $50 Jennings 81. -.. ,.t,..o,, %
JOHN ST Sj-sT. 30 floor; Redney "Ipsyn ya,S -
American Stamp co; 3 yrs from May l. i'i"'
SI 500. address So John ST a.,
3D AVE. $ cor lS0th 81. store 10 To- hheHI,,
vrood Real,v GO 10 Thco Ncckes; 10 yLS Ito,I, u =
Nov I, 1911. $500 90 81 400; address fo-' "'
ave ,e.. %, tsveO
all. Mar schulz to Henry + Andersen; yIs
sron, TuIy 1913. $1,000: address, 2l3 50 a, =.
I3TH ST lO2 West large room; t.d@rlse @
>ab,uer To- Jackson Service Agency, yls
Sron1 Dec -. 1910 5000: address. on pr misses;
I4TU ST 43i West. basement ana h.st az az. .
second floors: John Glllen to Anton pIano- pd-5 !,
10 YRS from July /. 1913; 5000 address -o''
Grand ave 49, ,,5 ra-t of
basement; Matilda Bunck 70 Jonn 1a5Ile ,,.o q
Son: VI from May ], l9l3' Sl'3eo' auure9s'
az 5sTH ST 58q-5i5 west. iCoxesa: the lang
Marie NJ I do Courval 20 Henry Heneken'
years from Jan /. 1913. 5000 add'ess' '''
West 9th 81.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
BROOKLYN SALES.

william H. Goldberg sold for the Ascut-
ney Realty Company Il detached dwelling
house and garage on plot ioXlco feet at the
northeast corner OF Avenue I and East
18th street 10 W T. Sayre for occupancy.
Howard C. Pyle & Co sold No. ~ La
fayette avenue. between Franklin and
Bedford avenues. three story and base
ment dwelling house. for the Herman
Company TO buyer for occupancy
Albert Cory sold for p. \. Donoghue
the northwest corner Of Avenue * and
East 18th street. a plot 60XloO feet; also a
plot J0xlU feet on East 2Sth street, 70 feet
north OF Avenue w. to Caroline Z. Lacy.
who gave in part payment three two fam
fly dwelling houses on the east side OF
East 18th street. li0 feet south OF Ave-
nue. j.
y. VI. King sold for +. J. II. Kracke
plot i00xl50 feet. southeast corner Of Fos-
ter avenue and East 18th street. 10 T.. r
Strong. who intends TO erect three bunga-
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17

Pease & Ellimap have sold TO client for
occupancy the five story American base
ment dwelling house at the south corner
Of Riverside Drive and 18th street on
plot 37xSl.7 feet. one block north of the
home OF Charles VI. Schwab
The property was sold for Henry h
Vail. a retired publisher. and has been
held at sl450co. The corner was acquired
in 1925 by Vail. who retired from the pub
fishing business some years ago, having
been president OF the American Book
Company. lie had the house built by
Henry Murdock from plans by Cass Gil
bert
The sum Of s9i5. loo was bid yesterday
for seven Morgan estate parcels on
Broadway, Washington Place Greene
street and Central Park West. at an auc-
ton sale conducted by Joseph !. Day In
the Vesey street salesroom The sales
we're the outcome OF partition proceedings
brought by Charles Moran against Thorn
as Morgan, l.. Il. Firth. Maria l.. Hoyt
and others. All the properties were
bought in at yesterdays sale by 4. d
Moran. representing various parties in
interest.
Norman Denzer has sold for the Bo-
gam Realty Company No. 1888 ST. Mich
olas avenue. FIVE story apartment house
known as the Belfort. on plot 81 6Nlo5 feet.
near 18th street. to an investor. The
house was completed last October and Is
one of three houses on that block erected
by the selling interests. and the second
one disposed Of by Mr. Denzer. The
other deal had to do with the Crestvie"'
at the southwest corner Of Audubon ave
nue. and 18th street
other sales announced follow.
SD STREET GEORGE B Corsa has sold fo5
Francis Fitzpatrick 10 Bernard 7. Egan. "t we
n H. Day Company. dealers IN motel s.lPu's :,
the three story brick business building: 30. "lH
West 52d street. on lot ejNlU1 feet Inc pur
chaser after making alterations. viii occupy
the building for ris own business.
s6'rH STREET Isaac B. Wakeman has sold
for John e. Juhring 30 al West Notn street,
q four story and basement dwelling on Tot ~ '
NlO.2 feet. between West End avenue ana
Riverside Drive.
u3TH STREET Sugarman & Kahn have re-
sold for Emanuel Glauher 90 a client No. l'p
West ll3tf street. n'e story hainou-r on ,9'
oG sNicp II fec. near LenoX avenue. If" sell
- purchased the property last week from the
Davidson estate through tho same brokers
iiTH STREET-J Irving Walsh has sold for
MARY n Remmcy No lj2 West I'm street. a
three story dwelling. on lot - NNiS2 * irregu-
lar near Greenwich avenue. 20 a client Tor oc-
CuIaury.
MAKSuoN AVENUE Ems, & Calm have
sold FOR tho Alert Construction Company
I-rael Woir PRESIDENT the two nve story
block front on me Rest side of NafmiOn ave
rge. between Fairmount ani Esmcre places
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17

newton & Co: . Pennsylvania hoss' To-
ID. 50 20; rough, 40 10, s. %.
Chicago. June l6-HoGs-ReceiPts. f,vU. yep.
weak and 5d10c lower than sa'utGsty ,,It, Ss 55a
age. bulk Of sales, s. G3gSS 81 nsn' & 35S
= - rough, s. Sass 40 pigs. SO IoaSs 20. 10.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900; strong. pn -TS iS
higher beeye s. 4oa 2G s..seSs TexaS 81 foa so
lows and heifers. sass 50: calves, sl So 2,R
SO 80. sHEEP-ReceiPts; 100; n,,s lVe s,So 20
ass 80; lambs. native, 80 -ods' 'o' sp''"-
s. 5Oa>S. 90 uocc ps-
ceipts 5000. lower. bulk, s. 6oqss 20; hetyy, ,S
$ - light S 05ass 50; pigs, piss, s. 'cS& so
CATTLE Receipts, 1000, including prSr,. S.g
steers. s. 25GSS 20: dressed beef steers - 20
ass -: Southern steers. s. 9oQss: COWS: ~ -
aS7 75 hefers 81 sogss 60; stockers ana fees 60
GSiO 30 lHEEP-Receipts. 5000: lover
lambs. So 25a$S; yearli.ngss. sjaS6 'o' Vethers'
Pittsburs6. SHtiG June CATTLE Receipts.
. 100. higher choice heavy steers. s. 33gsS 10.
handy fat steers. s. joa$S 10: fair - soHS, iS'
81 GOa$7 y: fair. 81 1oa$5 y: butcher BY. bulls
So GOaS7 Il: milCh COWS. S5Od$o0. CAbNEs-
l,eceipts. LOO; steady; top, sll. HoGs.he
ceip,s 900. slow; prime heayies and heavy ,,srs
mixed s. 9OdS9. meiiums. heavy yorkers
light workers and pigs. 50 o5Gs9 10 SHEEP
AND LAMBS Receipts, 1900 steady top
cincinnati, June i6-CATTLB Receipts,
. 2iO: steady: steers s. 50dSS 25; heifers. s. -
ass n. cows SO 250 8 -: calves. steady. - ~
a$1o 30. Receipt;ss dS12; actvse. an az
steady; packers. s. Sass 80; stass opa
81 ~ common sovs s. joaS7 50: pigs an, ana
fights s. 5OdS> 81. SHEEP-Receipts. 3.O'2;
steady. g. 75G$i 30; spring lambs, steady - %
ass 30.
East Buffalo. June 1e-CATTLE -Receipts
4 600 active dry fed 2ja 4oc higher; others
l0d1 1jc higher prime steers. - t2g>e; SNIP
ping SS9SS dj; butchers, Sass 30; helteIs, sl,s
S. 75GS> 81. cows s. 7ja$7 -. bulls. - Jon
s. 20. stockers and feeders, S8dSI 20; stock
heifers. s. Jpd$6 20; fresh COWS and sprinSers'
active and 2Jc lower. S6d$l0 80 HOGS-Re
ceip's 5000. active and steady; heavy ana
mixed 50 l0aSg Il: yorkers. 50 l5ds9 -; pigs.
50 2OdS9 -. rouchs s. g0HSS TO- stays. ~ 30
HS7 -. dairies. S9dSe -. SHEEP NM
LAMBS Receipts 5000. slow; mixed sheep
So. yearlinGs. 81 J0aS7 60, wethers. s! 80 Sc;
ewes. S3aS5 -; sheep mixed s. j0HS5 %.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribunc.l
81 Louis June Is 6-CATTLB- Receipts.
65OD; fairly active al strong prices, steers
s. 25dSS 6j. heifers s. 2OHSS IS. COWS. 81 80
qSI H.. Southern steers 81 25GSS p. HOGS
Receipts. 10000. moderately active and 81 To-
asa. bulk ~ sales s. S0dSS 9j. packers S -
"a - %. LIGHTS. s. 35GSs 90. pigs. 81 75NSS so.
SHEEP Receipts 1iOC0. spring lambs. 35c1
s. per 100 n lower. sheep about steady; spring
lambs. S6 5jTSS -. Gull lambs. 81 I5GS6; NUT
ton sheep. Sass, common, S3pS3 80.
lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Louisville June l6-SHEEP AND LAMBS r.
Receipts. 10 10. largest single days receipts
ON record. market, top lambs l@dSc. see
fat sheep. 4ha4A.c; medium, 3a4c' common
2u3c.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Frederick Fox & Co have leased for
Charles Kaye from the plans TO Hirsch
& Cohen, Inc, large manufacturers OF
costumes, now on West 26th street, the
tenth and eleventh lofts. containing 1900
square feet Of space, In the new twenty
story Kaye Building. now in course OF
construction, and which will be ready Tor
occupancy about December l. at the
southeast corner Of Madison avenue ana
3Oth street The lease is for long term
of years. at an aggregate rental OF about
10000
Ernst & Calm leased for Bertha Drucker
the two new-law buildings No. ll2l Fulton
avenue and No. 16i Trinity avenue, for
five years. at total aggregate rental OF
$4,000: also for Jennie Freed the southeast
corner of Honeywell avenue and l'9th
street. a four story new-law building. for
three years, at an aggregate rental oi
5000.
Pease e. Gilman leased for Joseph l.
Delaneld to f. ". Burt, Of Boston, for
term of years, the store and basement
No. " Maiden Lane Cammann. voorhees,
& Floyd were associated as brokers.
Scott Hall the five story American base
ment dwelling house 30. 325 West 18th
street to Mrs. NJ Mulhern.
Douglas l.. Gilman & co. leased for n
term Of years No l3i East I'D street.
three story dwelling house. for John h.
Turton 10 Mrs. l.. V. Ralston.
Tire Guarantor Realty corporation and
Alexander Hess leased a store in the Bry-
ant Arcade Building to Benjamin VI.
Levoy. optican. of No q East 23d street
for "A term OF years, al a rental aSgregat-
ing over 10000.
The Bronx County Construction Com
pany leased store In the taxpayers oe-
lns erected at the southwest corner OF
fremont and Marmon avenues to Fox
Goldstein for ten years. also leased
through Alfred =. sanna the plot. RXll5
feet, on the northeas. corner Of fremont
and Marmion avenues for moving pct
ure place
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Thc local street market for
copper was nominal with lake quoted i51
l5hc. electrolytic. 14H d15c, and casting.
l4&c. on the Metal Exchange the copper
market was weak and lower. closing at
l4.25c for spot and June. 14.l2il a II soc for
July ana l4Q li.J0c for August. In London
copper closed quiet at f65 lis Sd for spot
and f6j ljs for futures.
TIN-Closed easy and about NC lower. at
1920 i5.j0c for spot. In London tin closed
easy at 1907 IS for spot and 1909 5s for
futures.
LEAD-Was about ) points lower, closing
at 425 n4.35c In New York. London lead
closed az f20 rs cd
SPELTER-W1s about 10 points lower,
closing AZ J0j.l5c In London spelter closed
al f22 los.
IRON-Cleveland warrants. 56s. Locally
iron was dull closing at sisdSl6 80 for No
| Northern: Sl5 IS n SIC 25 for No Northern
and SIS 50ds18 for No l Southern and No
Southern soft
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
WESTChESTER SALES.

The National Nassau Bank OF New
York city bought at auction for the
creditors No 3sl South Broadway and
Nos. IS. 50 and 81 Hamilton avenue. These
buildings were erected by the Legal Real
" and Mortgage Company. The Yonkers
Savings Bank was the plaintiff
The Westman Realty Company sold for
the l.. u. Huntington estate To the Tam
hauser Film Corporation eight lots. l0ox
2J0Xl0o feet, on Main and Evans streets
and Huntington Place. New Rochelle
The property was held at $4,000.
Mrs. Edmund W. Bodne. of New Ro-
chele sold TO New York clients for their
occupancy the Arthur ~ White property
on Monterey avenue. Pelham Heights.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17

Florida. basket. 5ocQs1 25. Georgia, 75c n
81 30. South Carolina. SlaS2. North caro-
lima. 81 > 1S2 -; Virginia 81 J09S@ 90
CORN. crate SI0S 81 30. CABBAGE. norfolk,
crate, kllS2: Dbl 7jc 81. Eastern shoIe'
crate, 81 JOuS2 25 bbl 81 - 80, Baltimore
green. 81 2JG s. 80. Southern red, crate. .
q s. 30. EGGPLANTS. box. 75c n 81 80: LET
TUCE. basket, J0cHS1 -: LIMA BEAN9'
crate or basket. 81 n -: OKRA, crate or bas-
ket. S10S2 80: PEPPERS. carrier. t'c y
81 =: 9-tu box. $1u$1 -. PEAS. Souih,In'
basket. 1lc n 81 30. Jersey large, -'4
81 -; small. S11Sl 81; SQUASH, Huhhard.
bhl crate. 81 81 30. marrow, 81 TSl ~,
white or yellow. box. Si0Sl 50. basket |oI
1aC. TT'RNIPS. rutabaEa. bbl or baE, bucE
Florida. fancy. carrier 81 50n 81 choice, -
% 81 80. common. 75c n 81 Mississippi hat
case. - n zoe. Texas G01t T5c. WATERt kESS'
100 bunchas SINS1 20. CUCUMBERS. not
house. dozen. @o07Jc: TOMATOES. hot
house. 10. 501Oo, MUSHROOMS. I'D Dag
ket, 81 500 s. 80
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17

Harold p Coffin ref. 10 Simeon " D..
East 55th st. June Is: $1,000: at,ettsf ,
Swain, 176 Broadway. nj
LOT 50. map land Mary ] RadUav.
Cochran 10 John J Larkin. 1884 No. W
ave (mtg $4,000. June II: $lOO IVAN Z,
WALTON AVE, W $, 1895 It o, s,.
~ lOxyo D. John W Reiner, ref. 10 Wn g
dorff $50 West 9th ST. June l6: 81 sn "
ney, Harry Robitzek. lG0 Broadway '''' q
20lST ST, cor Briggs ave a5,,..
VI Murphy 10 Eliz Burke $40 Fss,
(nltg $4,000: June IA: 800: sttor,..las 100
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co iso "a
way. n',t
2O7TH ST, s. 1913 # Of Perry Az. .
90; Bar BaroIdS i1i,s Enraat 70 Patrick McD,,.
torney Lawyers Title Insurance ana r. VI.
100 Broadway iIsG
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from thirteenth page.

,r,,l,, birhor all day on covering of shorts anu
n fair commission house demand nased Ia4Ns
on the strength in srain IQRk-fl lIln' ie,T n's
900 = y 500 PEEF-Firn: mess, SIS S4''
famiy, S2s0S23 packet S2oGS2l extra 5,..lls Inata
mess. S3OdS3l. DRESSED HOG, ,,I3 5t.-;ls' t-rS|
1911 tsuies steady: 10 ~ 16'ac: Il H.
i5sec TALLOW- steady; specia. o.sc, eiiii, an
g.. country. 5s4N6izc. LARD-Flrm' HllHle
Vest II i0Qll. .91c. city, 1O7scHllc. renneo'
steady; south America. 1880, con Co4uHrn' g-,,'
II So: Brazil keeg 1850, G,ompoS2n4 ,o6I. ,0-I'
s., 0qr STEARINE-Quiet, oieo' o'+v' H'"'
inal. city lard. 13c. ..-.,.h 81.
COTTONSEED OII-Further siiengIn ,..,r1r, G,
velopod IN the market. with aclNe ,.15 '',o 80
b,. speculative shorts and buying 'Ittiilg- ~,
.ss.r{,- irte-eets I.ongs were good sellers ON
Inc bulge which served 20 check me at,au, a,.,,,,
Inn prices were az the top. with June Sn.Wfl,,s .Wf,,s
an advance Of Il points and oiher poSI''.tt
10 q points higher. Contract prices l' ''0
local market to-day were as follows e.,,~
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
REALTY NOTES,

Sugarman & Kahn negotiated the re-
Gently reported sale of the hathouse No.
p East 18th street TO Charles Wynn.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
been appointed agent for the twelve story
Aberdeen Building. now In course OF con-
struction at No. 10 to l56 Lafayette street.
looXsS feet.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17

- '5ie-t,siored In -nolqsscs. and prices were
eteadv and unchanged. Syrups were quiet
NAVAL STORES Spirits turpentne steady
an1 UNCHANGED. with business quiet k"slh
S-,s ,.c9lg and about &c lower here IN sym
rathv with the south Tar dull and nominal;
oiIS-Tiuseed oil unchanged. kehhed
petroleum steady al S.7oc for standard Whlte
in barrels at New York 80, H
RICF-Stcady. with the trade sNi IN,
clined 20 await the outcome OF the taIlH
and tho movement OF the new crop.
4 % = h0c FOR fine cranulatad. No now
business was reported. although there was
e,id N na good with5ravals Raw was trm.
,yi-b unrorerrled rumors Il q sale of f'l 'o
Picos on the aasis Of 3.22c for cenititue1'
C,ibas were held az 90. cost and frciGni ana
,bs market was quoted AZ $3.50 36c for
ec,,rif,,e1l o 81 10 . SEC for lruscovado. ana
. 5S62Gfc for molasses. In London. h''t
sucar was frmer the early cable, quoIint
a. os I'D on the curb June was quoted
et 0s 4d july 9s 4&.d and August, 9s I'ed.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
cLEWs RENTS COUNTRY PLACE.

James y. Clews. of the banking house
OF Henry Clews & Co, leased for the sea-
son the William Crittenden Adams estate
at Glen Cove. Long Island adjoining the
estates Of J. =. Morgan. jr. II. +. Davi-
son. Levi c. Weir. William d. Guthrie.
George X. Sheldon and Paul Cravath.
Last year the Adams house was leased
to Harry +. Black. Of Baltimore, for tha
season at a rental OF $3.50. Clifford y.
Sherman was the broker
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
NORWAlk DWELLING SOLD.

The home OF Ira Cole at Norwalk
Conn, was sold at auction Saturday on
the premises by Joseph +. Day to Charles
B. Heydt for $3.50. The property. which
consists OF "A three story frame dwelling
house. fronts -O) feet on Elmcrest Boule-
ward and contains about rs. 100 square feet
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. June 16--Buyers stomed the grain
pits to-day. At no time since the dry weather
scare began has there been such stampede n
the bull side OF the market. Closing prices
were strong az almost the top level Of the day.
with net gains as follows: Wheat. 1La1izc:
corn, lSaltsc; oats, 2sa2ac. provisions. .
n &c. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
BUY STATEN ISLAND LOTS.

Cortandt Van Cllef and Carol Van
chef purchased twenty lots in Pelton ave-
nue.. West New Brighton. through ID. T.
Cornell, Of Stapleton, for improvement
with dwelling houses.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
TO RUSH YALE CLUBS HOME.

II was said yesterday that work will
begin soon on the new twenty story Yale
clubhouse. The signing OF the lease by
the club with the New York Central Rail-
road Company for the parcel at the north
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
RIVERSIDE DRIVE CORNER DWELLING SOLD
Henry H. Vail Dbposes Of Five Story American Basement
Structure. Held at S1450O0, Near SChwabs Home.


west corner of Vanderbilt avenue and iith
street, on which the building will be erect
ed. was announced in The Tribune last
week.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
BUYS WEEHAWkEN HOUSES.

The Bergkamp Realty Company sold 10
Howell S. Bennett twenty-four two family
houses. each o plot 3Oxl0o feet. on the
east side OF the Boulevard. Wechawken.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom Nos. Il and 10 Vesey
street.
By Joseph i. Day.
Broadway. 30 " :. 27.6 It Of Park Place
y SNoI 10, sty Office and store bldg. sold 10
a u Moran for $4,000.
BROADWAY -. e :. oi II Of Astor
Place, 21xl26X26. .9XD7.l0. ) sty loft and store
bldg; sold 60 a - Moran for SSi 600
WASHINGTON PL T. " cor Mercer 81.
2oxlOO 4 sty loft and store bldg; sold 10 A
ID Moran for $1,000
BROADWAY, lI55-ll59. " cor 27th ST.
80 o5Xs4 lX6O SKILL. 3 sty ONCE and loft bldg.
sold 10 \ ID Moran for S30S 900
CENTRAL PARK WEST, lT-2o. " cor
va 81 lOOoxlOo. vacant; sold TO ID Moran
foa $276 900
WASHINGTON PLACE. IL. >, 7l.6 II e
OF Greene st, ~ 0X962. sty loft and store
bldg; sold To \ Moran for $4,000.
GREENE ST, 255. $. zoos II OF Waver-
ley Place. 25X75. 4 sty loft and store bldg
sold n \ D Moran for 81. 100.
SECOND AVE, 2,i25, " \. 0.lO II n OF
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17

Liverpool cables. spot good demand. sales.
10000 bales speculation and export. 500.
American. 1900. imports. 1900. all American.
Middling upland. 67jd. Futures opened quiet.
lGlt- points higher. closed Arm. 4gjlg points
higher. June, 6.JSd: June-July. Gj2d. July
August. G5Od. August September. G.4Oi. sep
tcIuheI- October O29d. October November.
22d. November December. isd. December
January. G.i7d. Januarl. February, slid, Feb
ruary-March. GIsd. March-April. Gl9d. April
May. SOD. Manchcster-Ysrns quiet but
steady. cloths quiet
New Orleans June i6.--On long buying press
ure IN the last half hour OF trading. which
uncovered stOp loss orders among the shorts.
cotton futures closed practically az the highest.
at a net rise Of y TO - points. The market
had opened steady az an advance Of 90 q.
In the final trading new high levels for the
movement were made.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES

with name and address Of grants.
torney) 80 /
Interest 3 per cent unless otherwis, a.,
JI-NE IL
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
WESTCHESIER COUNTY.

FOR SALE.-An ideal village hom.; 8
[, IL rooms: garage. an improNeh~S"y
location THOS LEARY. Ossinins. y
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
The Bronx.

BARTHoLDI ST. " cor Holland ave. 5Ox
100. VIM 7 Quinn ref. 20 Wappnger Savings
Bank. Nappinger's Fails. y y. June 3: $1,000;
attorney. Geo Worrall Poughkeepse. Y.
BUCHANAN PL. :, 100 n " ot Jerome
ave, 25Nl00. Emma Fraser 10 Ruth NJ Fraser
7igA Macon 81. Brooklyn; May -; 81. attor-
neys. Pickett & Miller Pa Montague ~.
Brooklyn.
BROOK AVE. n q cor lS0th 81 25lixioo.
Ernest II Eckley. ref. 20 Henry r Watson
exr Brandon. VI, June 10. 10000.
BECK TT. 715. :, 25Xi0o Jos Birnhaum
20 Emilia schwartz. 34l East Suth - mtg
$1,000. June Il. 500
CRESTON AVE. @ : 1851 II : OF lSSth
ST. 9OxST T. Edw F DOYLE To Elyod Realty 4
Construction co. 1901 Bathgate ave: June II:
81. attorney h + Gerdina. 1901 Bathgate ase.
ELsMERE PL. soi. s. 4OXlCO. Alice =
ll6th st. June 10. SlOO, attorney. LAWYERS
Title Insurance & rrust Go. ld0 Broadway.
GRANT AVE, e =, 81 II " OF iG5th ST 25X
1922: Adelaide Walter 10 Chas Walter l0iS
Grant ave; June IA; 81. attorney. Cul-
hane. 40 Wall st
5oMoo; John McEntee to Theresa Teng-
strom 393T Amsterdam ave; June l6 mtg So
tOo; WOO; attorney, Robert II Bergman. 32i9
80
HONEYWELL AVE. W $. a II n OF 10th
ST. Dpxl4o; Mary r Mchels to j G Michels
Co. ssl East 10Th st; June 10; SlOO; attorney
II Nitale. 20i5 Boston road
LOTS ~ and ~. map 800 lots controlled by
Henry Morgenthau Schuyler & Carlton. ref
TO Leayitt Hunt. trustee il9 West 45th st
June ~, SioUO0. attorneys, Hunt. Hin g.
Belts. 1875 Broadway
LOTS 1867 and lbs. map Of Norwood: Inland
Holding co 70 Edison Building Co. 225l Tiebout
Charles Buckbee. 5o7 East fremont ave
LOT 80 Section II. Block 2si9, tax map;
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17
uNEilRNIsHep APARTMEN,;
noRouGH OF TIE BRONA

FOX ST. 760 to 76s between EasI ES hd y
Longwood ave.-4-5 rooms p''
ter. SIS TO S24. Janitors.
New-York tribune., 1913-06-17

7. 10 h. 50 90; / rough. 800 10. s. 80, s., &c
newton & Co: - PennsyIEah'd "'e''
H. 50 %: l rough. 44O 70. 81 10.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-10-23
VIOLA

taUAtA S43
ri The junior claEs o tha' Coon sRapids
kidight schoa cas6e b Woh HuesdaY
evenihg and picked ai]ples ipffM J.. ~
lBonwell oFrhard IMy hhad 81 pcyze
{Aupper-as had ds44s tfas-tiH8es- Tsxo
of the members of the class were the
Jewell twins grandsons of j. G. Bonwell.
Don't forget the singing school hti the
Viola Nj. L. church Thursday evening,
foctuber % ana regularly every two
"eekS' q I'M lsiioa sdi is sbe1 ,sasf
| "a Mrs. James Lucayish and children
visited Sunday With her, brother, Geo,
| Textor and wife. I"'h III, III ~ :. - O..
l't Mrs, Mary Hatfield and Mrs. Joseph
Grady are visiting, the wager and oE H.
fBaker families. rrit sTur 1!ia', saW
I Mrs. Tilhe Cook sister Of AronI An;
derson returned Turned 70 heF In; home ~
e Will Booten and wife from Sionx
Cityare visiting relatives inthis locality.
- Grover Ridgewayl and family are
visiting az the home of his brother I'D,
lG John Hooker and family visited Sum
dayrat the Banner IBuokley home. oUiod
- Nellie Turnsf returned Monday from
q, four months Witt In Colorado "u' ~
Will Hendricks and wife visited relas
tives In, Coon Rapids Suadaysaij oGT
Win Martin visited last week with
his sister Mrs; Cytus Emry.s ,gsri,,
tJmFI Miller and family have moved
la..A ka,... g. a. = n
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-10-23
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

~, ,,,,,,,,il,t, OctQher, o. ,ly13. II,
Cpuheii' net 'iipI sgliaf session, this
DATE Win all members present except
Minutes Of rpreEops regular meet
ing read and approved, Is--ahrr v,l,l
Mayor Mantz filed monthly report
cenkes, s2sSdSsihfg cSsfb66iS toraf
coll Pcted, q 1880 City treasurer, rer
ceiIts Were attached to- report
The ,m9nthly reports Of Chas. rLsl
Johhspp,j city treasurer land w. ].
Laubender, city, elerkswere read and
filed. guwfC oy8Didl ri t-yI sod 70
Bert Eaton.l secretaryuof Fire De-
partmept, reported only i6rmembeRs
prebent out of a total membership lif 20
at last regular meeting of Fire Cosas-
Moved by Mr., Northup and seconded
by Mr.. Wilson that, 800 90 be allowed
towards paying for aiicused en'streets
of Audubon. Motion carried.sw"n fc'
The following claims were allowed
GENERAL FUND : ''' p"''
T. j. Stafford So hours hborTuN ~
oh street !. ..2.d.i.mA. -. !gsg.2s 18 rs
Jas Christensen, so loads Of 4 - ~
dirt IPL ada .rlI.agn.I!i! .aIG zoo l8 90
David IS4oah, 10 hohrslaBor onods ~
street with team n9gH i'' 4 so
Joseph aKbpp, 1880 lDs fiaydG, 10 9S
David SfoAnS dragging, streets 1928
T. p. Beringef, l25' hours labor en- Z
oh streets "..r lnla-sa .n9'" g rs
PhIib iiMogg. s hours labor 90, Il, ..,,lsi