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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23

! phia, arrived here last Sunday and
viii remain several weeks guest of
her mother, Mrs Martha Trough,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Joseph Forthome, while at
clarksburg recently was taken sud-
denly i'll and was taken to st. Mary's
hospital, but has so far recovered
that she has been brought home.f
Miss Peterson, of Weston, spent
several days this week with her SIS
ter, Mrs. R. r. Barrockman.
Mrs. j. j. Flynn is visiting friends
in Charleston. -
Among the sir knights attending
the knights Templar conc1ave al
Falrmont were NJ. L. Campbell. w
n. Leonard, Fred D. powell. w. A.
Carpenter. R. w. Young T. b..
Gilbert, w. b Holden. %. T Davis,
Earl Carpenter, George Clark. Eli
mer Boner, j. w. Mowrey. o. L.
Radabaugh and J. C.. Fillen.
The following ladies and wives OF
sir knights went to Eairmont TO
witness the knights Templar pa
rade: Mrs. o. IT Davis. Mrs. Gle
tus randolph, MRS. Fred ID Powell,
Mrs. Essle George and Mrs. A, e
Graham.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23

Tuesday night. Following is tn
program:
Essay Greeting sEugene Carney
Essay-"H istor of Senior Class
Essay "The ForcefuInesa O
slang'-Laura Myers.
NIusic-'I am the king of Out
laws''-Class.
Essay-"The Agricultural Out
look for HARRISON County Mar
Shall Morrison.
,Essay-T Woman of Today =
Annie Cunningham.
Music. piano duet Silver stars
Clark, Leila McGregor.
Essay;A Plea for the Dog
Glenn Frum.
Essay-.A twentieth Century
Tragedy'-Annie Cunningham.
Music Toast to Our Boys
Senior girls.
Essay-..class WIZ. William
Clark
Music: class song The class
The Kew. Greso1y DtehsASg OLe
Methodist episcopal church; viii
preach the annual sermon for the
class of the High school
a. the college auditorium next Sun
day morning. A diversified program
win be rendered.
Isaac N. wilcox IS spending sever
Al weeks at Boulder. Colo.
Mrs. G. R. Wilson, OF iPhilad o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23
ouairt Enalish surnames.

There are still the quaint suruames
redoIent Of the soil or the early expe-
Fences In the hill country OF the Cots
lfoids a correspondence tells nae that
ere are four mem working on one
rm on the cotswold hills named re-
bectively PHI, Fonracre. I'othecary
I'D Greengrass-men clearly who have
hined their surnames from some kind
i idIosyncrasy or fact. men who may.
Donae day send the surname of PHI
into fame London Telegraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23
SALEM

( tspre,AL eeeREsronerHeE,
SALEM. May 23-In your good
write up of the new Salem Baptist
church you make one little error in
stating that the dedication will take
place June, 10. this should be June
20.
Favorable comment has been
heard on the kilograms enterprise
in being the first newspaper to give
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23

but. Maria. why should we make
trip abroad when we've seen. SO few OF
the places OF interest In our own coun-
tryz Let uslvisit those arst"
.0h. Jo1ns you do say such dread.
fully crude and unconventio nai thingsI
Chicago Tribune.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23

II didn't think Mrs. De Browne look
cd very attractive ut the opera last
night" said Dubbleigti.
esso7 why, usually she is radiant
what did she have ou?" asked Win
kletop.
"a large sized Crouch" said Pubb-
lei Chg Harpers Weekly
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23
tfis Absentnlaindness

Professor (after dinner. looking at
|6ls empty plate in a ragep- There.
eve,ve had spinach and egg againt
You know perfectly well. Amelia. that
/ can't eat III Fliegende Biatter.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23

YOU arc invited to call at Pinnelps
barn slxth street. cIaTksburg. Friday.
My aad. ana Inspect the horses which
iii be sold at auction Soturday. May
a IN Fienin esburx Horse Co.,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-05-23

,pnniis 81 some OF the primary
,ahools Of the philippine Islands
axe their own desks. and tables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

Mrs Ella Fitch has sold the four Story
dveI,ing house at No $50 West End ave-
me. southwest corner of 9th street on
lot 25.2x about 30 feet Mrs. Fltch owner
the house for about fifteen years.
Jacob 4. Zimmerman has received 'ne
contract for the building of the STADIUM
for the College of the City of New YORK
Plans for the amphtheatre which VIII io'-
low the lines Of the Roman Coliseum
have been prepared by Arnold W. nru''-
nor II is estimated to cost siOO'ooo'
The stadium will he built out OF the.'""
CITY blocks bounded by Amsterdam anu
Convent avenues. 136th and l3Sth streets
originally acquired by the city for the eN-
tension Of st. Nicholas Park. ana the ~
pense will be betrayed by Adolph l'e"'-
sohn. banker.
The structure. which is to he OF run
forced concrete. will bc built NJ the Mn,
etordam avenue side Of the blocks anu
will accommodate some 1o'ooo peop'',
while the amphitheatre is to he ded'o"'e"
+, the college. it will he accessible 10 ,n"S'
who care TO use it under the supervisor
of the faculty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
DUN ESTATE SALE TOMORROW
Valuable Property at Narragansett
To Be Sold at Auction.

Joseph =. Day will hold an auctoh
sale at Narragansett Pier, al 23o p. m
tomorrow. at which he will offer the
mansion Of X. 6. Dun.
In addition to the house, the thirteen
acres of ground surrounding VIII ne
Sold also the gardeners cottage. stable
bowling alleys and billiard rooms. the
creenerv and outhouses. The entire es-
tate will he sold as one parcel Inc
house stands seventy-fvc feet above the
water. on rugged rock. and overlooHs
Newport and the surrounding country
The property fronts ninety feet Oh
Ocean Road and has about hve nun
dred feet frontage facing the Auanuc
ocean. The executors will allow 90 per
cent of the purchase price to remain
on mortgage.
Narragansett Pier can be reached on
the los D. m. or the Il y. M. train from
Grand Central tonight or the $40 p. M
or the 1902 a. IN. tomorrow, or by boat
leaving Pier a.. Houston street at p.
m. tonight. connecting with train 10
<arraRanSett Pier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES

pease g. Gilman have leased lott 'or
the estate Of Charles A. Coe at NO East
4Sth street to Nine. Hilda.
frederick Fox & Co. have leased Tor
tho Marmac Construction Company SS'
souora foot OF space in No l5s 10 l62 west
9th .treet. 10 Max w Kass; about 100
SQUARE feet OF space at No. University
place. IN the Paris Waist Company he
twelfth floor at the corner OF tltth ave-
mo and 18th street to l. Mittleman 4
"a the third loft at Nos 662 and bf
sixth avenue. 10 the Nurses Outftllng
Association. and large space al Nos. -
and 81 East cd street to John Mulligan.
NJ. e. l.. Hess have leased the second
loft AT No l5S to l6i West 9th street 70
G. Rodbell e. Co. and tho ninth loft NJ
No. i42 Fifth avenue TO l. II. Ossusshy'
/. J. Phillips & co. have leased for va
rious owners the following private houses:
No. 20 West SD street 10 Milton Newiter.
No. Ii6 West sith street 10 Cecilia Miller:
No. u West seth street TO III. Gutenberg
No. 335 West ath street to 4. Lillanthai'
No. lls West 18th street 10 Or. swami 30
lis West I'D street TO NJ. kendig; NO III
West ssth street 10 B. Fcisterman: NO. II
West sod street 10 Elizabeth Hart. NO. 5h
West Ssth street to Lucy Phisten; No @3
West list street to y. Whitiker. and No.
l22 West 18th street 10 j. Demanz.
The Cross & Brown Company leased the
seventh floor in No. 3s 10 q East sd street
! TO s. G. Posner Inc. and the third moor
/ in Nos. and IL Murray street 20 W.
! Segrist. Inc.
Irving Grometstein leased 10 Thomas D.
! Dunlea the nine story building. 2oHS
! feet. al No. 1853 East 26th street for i've
years. from August !, at net annual
rental Of 5000
Mark Rafasky & co. leased the third
floor and part OF the second floor IN NO.
233 West Tooth street TO \. W. Brown.
Samuel II. Martin leased oficcs At No.
| 1874 Broadway 10 the Hopewell Brothers
and the r r Scudder Company.
Carlos Baca Flora leased, through
! Goodale. Perry & Dwight, the residence 81
Lieutenant Commander Maclay, L. 5. y"
at No. q West i2oth street. for term OF
years.
6 J. Taylor leased for J. Ryan the resi-
dence No. 23li Grand avenue to A. r. a n
W. Geiger.
Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased the
building at No. li9 West 18th street for
the Manhattan Realty Appraisers: the
building at no. 2sl West i3d street for the
Forty-thlrd street Associates Company;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE 2ooo and 2oli ..
4a.iiNti7.aN5O l0nl0710: Placid Realty co
10 Abel king and auo l1s East both 81
AUX : tprior mtg sos 0o0); ", per cent .
81 200. attorneys. Leso q Connolly 80 Mas
san ~. ,, -
RROONE ST. =. - q So OF Ridge 81
esNTS. ronn r Wilds 70 Bowery savings
Bank i2s Bowsry. June -. du" july ].
1918, $4,000. attorneys. strong & 'ad"aIa-
isT AVE. 2o2a and 2o3i. 9 3I.lixs3;
Fraucesco Anuigoni TO Amos W wright 81
al az London England Aug yrs, NS-'-
600 attorn.y william Powell. Wall st
20 ST. 1913 y. Moritz kaiz 20 Josepn
Doelger ct al 3OG East 9th ST. July -,
demand. q per cent. 5000 attorney & II
Block pp Nassau ~.
4TH ST. lBS and 10 West. ttGNT3Nf2 i'x
Is /. Frank Z Ughet'a 20 Elise Ingraham.
2Ga West sJd ~. July Il, yrs; $500
ATTORNEY. william Powell Wall -.
I.D ST. 500 West. sly. ~. INHsa ?; Marie
NJ Wolfe 20 Leon Levy. 225 East 18Th -.
Aug ,prior mtg IS 5000. due. etc. a. per
bond. 81 400. ATTORNEY. / Katz. Is Wal 81
5iST ST 32i East. lS,9Ni0O5: JULIUS
PauIv 20 LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
Co 100 BroadWay. Aux :. yrs. $4,000.
GisT sT r. o25 n . ~ llth ave. 25y
zoos. Marie VI Vol 20 Icon Low. go
East 18th - prior mtg $1,000. July 10,
due. etc a. per bond: $1,000, attorney.
katE - Wall 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

81. 37.Sxloo: same 20 Title GUARANTEES anu
Trust 90. lI6 Broadway; Aug o. due a. pe'
bond; SIS 900 ooo =. -, rtc,rv
WHITLOCK AVE. :. 200 n = OF Iltan my
ST. 81 .6xIOO; same to same Aug D. que as per
'pD AVE. q. 42j II OF 2l6th st 23xga ~;
Florence Hartling to Anna Zeller. 83ls Whlte
Plains ave: Aug tpr mtg so,IVVs,,;I yun,,o
ner cent. 500. attorney. Fl Wabst. 33ls White
It3D ST. $. 4ie2 IT Of Alexander aye ave.
WnrIeaoe 90 i5 wall 81; Aug 4; demand, y
per per cent; $4,000; attorney F snow 10
Wall st. - r ,.o ,oox2s
$780, \, teister indy & exec. 10 Henry j
;rhinien 2l2 EIwood ave. Newark. j Aug ..
demand g per cent; $1,000; attorney LAWYERS
B9an ST : . " p lot ssI. map Wakefield,
5oxfI4: Munderloh Realty Co TO Jennie NC
Ewen AZ Washington Aug g; due. etc. as per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

New York Title Insurance 60 10 recto,L etc
calvary Church OF City of New York Sipo'
Carnegie Trust 90 TO Joseph Marcus ~
Peoples Trust 60 20 Peoples Trust CO. ehr'
81 SIS
Title Guarantees and Tru" Co 70 City Real
Estate co: 81. -, ca
Anna Zellcr 70 Adelaide A Vabst; >3l3 50.
Frederick y Keller and ano, errs 10 Law
yers Mortgage Co S45. 900
Empire City Savings Bank 10 Charles Dorm
and Hno: 81, 7oo.
LAWYERS Mortgage co 10 Greenwich Presby-
terrain Church n New York city; s+2. 900.
same 10 jefferson County savings Bank;
S5S. Onu.
julia Depew to Excelsior Savings Bank:
$4,000.
Francis " Catlin to Otto Hansen ct al;
So 500.
otto Il Hansen ct al. trus to Julia II De-
pew 500 025.
Arthur J Ridley 10 Charles Lane; $4,000
4 Terry Post trus. 20 Emily r Post: 81.
Anton k1bsta 10 Ferdinand Chaloupka. ST.
COO
John Metz 10 sophie Gottschalk; 5000.
Morris Park Estates 70 Columbia knicker-
booker Trust Co. xi0o.
Joseph Monso. admr. 20 Francisco Luonso:
81
Cornelius Mulyey. exr to Mary Mulvey;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast

Official Record and Forecast.-W Washington
Aug. IA disturbance is moving east across
the north plains states which has caused show
ers during the last twenty-four hours In the
Dakotas and the upper Mississippi valley
There have been showers also In the Atlantic
and east Gulf states and AT a few places In the
Ohio Valley and the upper lake region. Inc
temperatures continue unseasonab!y high In inc
lower Missouri Valley and the southwestern
states and the weather Is somewhat warmer
in the Northeastern districts. An area OF cool
or weather has oyerspread the far NorthWest.
There will be showers on Friday In the up
uer Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the lake
regions and on Saturday In the Atlantic
states The weather will he generally fair PHI
day I'm the southwest and the Rocky Mountain
region and on saturday fair weather VIII pre-
vail throughout all the central and western dis
tricis. ,, a.
r~emperatures will rise slowly in the north At
lantic states Friday and will fall In the great
central valleys during Friday and SATURDAY. 80
The winds along the north Atlantic coas, WIZ
Nc light 10 moderate east: middle Atlantic
coast light 10 moderate variable, south Atlhn-
tic and Gulf coasts. light south; on the low
lakes light 10 moderate southeast shiftins 10
west SATURDAY. upper lakes. light 10 mo1era'e
southeast shifting 10 west Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

81 81. red. sIds1 %; Southern. basket or crate
75cqSl Is. Dbl. s2Q$3; BEANS, basket or bag
1jcuSi; BEEfS. bbi. 81 2j4 II 10; CARROTS.
Dbl, 81 JOaS2, CUCCMBEKS. basket or box
25qGOc. CUCUMBER PICKLES. Dbl. S1Sl 90
CORN, 100, dOcQS2; CELERY, ooZen stalks
100 4Gc. CABBAGEs. 100. siq$7: CAULI-
FLOWERS, state. bbl. SEA 81: EGGPLANIs'
Jersey. box. 3Ou COO basket. 5Op soc; bDl'
Sln$2; Virginia. crate. 1jc q 81 70; LIMA
BEANS, jersey, potato basket G0c a !; fiat
25W SOC; Long Island. bag. j0a Toe; LET
1UCE, state basket % I5c 2-dozen crate
500 soc; 3-doZen crate, 6Jc u 81 %; neaIpy
Dbl. G0caSl %: basket - a 6jc: MUsH-
ROOMS. 10. 5Ocas1: OKRA. carrier. SOC q
81. PEAS. basket 7jcuSl ~; bag, jOc a ) :
PEPPERS. Jersey. basket. 25G iOc; Dbl. 6oc
dS1: box. 2OGf SOC; ROMAINE, state. basket
25m6jc. nearby IDOL j0c aSl sou
marrow, bbl Toe d$l. white, bOl, SlaS 20
yellow. Dbl. S1MSl 80: TURNIPS. rutabags'
Dbl S1dSI p: white S1uSl 80; TOMATOES,
nearby. Jersey. fancy. box, zoe a 81; average
40G GOO: South Jersey, Acme. '"c nNl'
stone. 6OG zoe. average 40d SOC; Southern
carrier. JUc a 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

WEBSTER AVE. n 2 cor 2o5th st. 1sc 7xIS4 9
NiooNl6.s. John Lyons AIT simon Hess. owner
Luigi Castado contractor: 5000 IS
lG6rH ST. s. 2st Il OF Park ave. COZ
100 Fort Masonry 90. Inc. agt Rank Con-
s'ructlon Co. inc owner and contractor; 81 go
WEBSTER AVE, $ BIZ II OF 10Th ST.
~ iNlOi6. Joseph Hlbrng agt Evelyn Build
Ing co, owner and contractor Si0s.
WEBSTER AVE, " cor 10Th 81. 81 2I
i0t6. Joseph tlilbring agt same. SIS.
,sa IL 80 81 T. -" u OF hroad~aN loox
co. Inc owner. Newman. contractor: Si25
18TH ST. $40 West: Sussman & Gladstone
agt Arlington Court. Inc. owner and contractor
81 AVE. 1852: Bergen ave. sis: Kiosk Con-
tracing 90 ast S.a,ret Construction Co owner
and contractor. Peter Mullen Co. contractor:
s.7a q
STEBBINs AVE. 5 1891 II Of West
chester ave. 20oxlOJ. Ind,ili & Confortt co
ast Foxyaic Real,y Co. owner and contractor:
sTEBBINS AVE. W s. 800 | Il Of Vest
chester ave- 3ooxl10. same sgt same So. o07 IS.
lG5rH ST. s. 1873. 10 n Of Washington
ave. 62N3O: Sol Weinsten AIT Rannk Construc-
ton Co. owner and contractor; $500.
l1fTH ST :. bet CLAY ave and Anthony
ave. l22. 1N@4 7Xl0o iixs3's SOL Weinstein agt
corner construction Corp, owner and contrac-
10TH ST 81 West Kahn Bros agt Herman
shapro owner and contractor. $50
69TH 81. 1873 East Samuel katz AIT Carl
Ial.or' owner a Gray a. Co. Inc. con-
9TH AVE. cal ard G43. John sullivan agt
!ohn Bowers. owner, trus Dunn & Sheri-
dan. contractor. $50.
tfII ST 1917 East John Sullivan act Thomas
Wirtm"oll"r. owner and contractor: 81 1871.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor 10th ST <
lI3N irr"g; Gus Luckcs. Inc agt London Con
siruction co. owner and contractor. Stag rs
lNTER\hLE AVE. s. 1855 n OF Jen-
nlngs II. SoNiio. Salvatore Perrotto AIT Jacob
streiner Go. ov ner; D'Amore & Lanzetta, con-
tractors: Si77 Is
ST NICHOLAS PLACE . g MIN ., 4, -,
lJOth -, ~ WitkoT n Altman CONTRACTING
co agt Strathcona Construction CO. owner.
finrock Iron Works. contractor. 500
c.tl DWELL AVE. y. 1I.I n n ~ West
chester ave. AON same agt Jonas We'll. own
ar: flnrock Irsn Works. contractor; SiOO
2lST ST 53l to $50 West Mechanical Eauip-
ment 60 agt Clement g Moore owner: Charles
fonerberth. lessee and contractor: x2Olo
nth AVE. h7i: Ross 4 Sistl Inc. agt Peter
McGlrr' owner: Robert Age. contractor.
81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
LONG ISLAND TRANSACTIONS.

Felix Riser has sold the corner OF Full
ton and Franklin streets, Jamaica
plot 75Xl55 feet, 20 the Aetna Realty COM
pany. which will erect a brick warehoute
for the National Biscuit Company
Frank !. Magerle sold for Hector free-
stone the one-family Queen Anne cottage
IN the northwest corner Of Grant and Or
chard avenues Richmond Hi, to a
client
William Fox leased tho new theatre at
the corner OF Fulton street and Twomoly
place. Jamaica Long Island. The struc-
ture. which has a seating capacity Of 600
will be opened on Labor Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
SIWANOY CLUB THE BUYER.

The siwanoy Club. OF Mount Vernon, is
the purchaser OF the Jos acres OF the 30
acre Paulding Manor property fronting on
White Plains California and New Ro-
chelle roads. sale Of which by the West
chester and BronXyille Realty Company
was recently reported. The club. which
is nov located on leased property in
Mount Vernon. secured an option on the
above land last winter. and a syndicate
Of members have exercised this option.
forming the siWanoy Realty Company Tor
the purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

MOIASSES AND Sl III - NVleaS'H .HH.a1
and prices remained about as last quott9'
A large crop Of New orleans IS eXpecteu,
owing to he splendid condition OF inc canS
I'm Louisiana. Syrups steady ana uhCHdhs,u'
NAVAL STORES-There was ialI az
msnd for turpentine. and. with shght al
vance at the South. prices mere were me- me-;
In rosin there was also hrner LON ron'' co.
prices were about 10c higher Tar quiet
and unchanged .oady
OUS-Rehned petroleum was IN steady
demand At former prices. Linseed oil urn
and unchanged. 49, L.
RICE-PriCcs continue firm and the UAue
is ain awaiting arrival Of me new crops
which are expected in Few weeks
SIGAR-Refned firm. with all rennefs now
quoting 400 for fine granulatcd. Raw 'lOstu
firm. although early in the DAY cub's W.
said 10 he offered at 22sc. with no ouN..S'
and at the close holders were asking : ., io,.
Spot prices we're 3.73c for centrifugal d sc
f,~ uiuscovado and 20sc for mOlasses. In
london beet sugar was quiet hut stead\' ths
early cable quoting August At rs J@td anu
September and Octohcr-Deccmbera az Us f'Ru;
while on the curb August was Qu"ttu
SIS pad: september. as Sd. and OCTOBER i,C
ccmber as 3a.d London cahled the Nlsln,"
supply as 100000 tons against 2'olo'oVo
last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
BROOKLYN SALES.

Samuel Goldcnberg sold 10 a client OF
Malcolm Mckinnon. Jr, for investment
the four story apartment house and
stores. 25xi0o feet, on the northeast cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and 5lst street. at a
reported price OF 5000.
Mrs. Rose Benjamin sold the old three
story building at Nos. 263 and 265 South
ID street, 5oxloo feet. to Joseph Fisch. \
six story tenement house viii be erected.
Joseph Metzger negotiated the transac-
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser d"
Attorney
AUGUST I.
Manhattan.

CHERRY ST. n 5, 237.5 II Of Jackson a,,,i
ST. 37x9T.9. Barney Issacs TO Grinoh hes,S
Go. 30 Nassau st: Aug = an nehs; sioo'
attorney. Samuel Wacht jr ~ Nassau 81.
HOUSTON ST. 419 East. 2loXfio core
closure Feb IS. IBID: Thomas Il Cuthbert'
ref 10 Jacob I. Isaacs. III Columbia ST tmtg
$4,000: March IS 1911: $1,000. attorney
Jacob Newman; l3i Broadway' rsaacs ~
ISRAEL Gottlcb and Abraham Gottiiep, = y
West 18TH st; Oct H. 1911 lmts Ss'ooo) .
800. attorney, same. 49,
lSr AVE. cor OF 68th 81. 1Ox'1
Barney Tsacs 10 Griffon Realty CO. Inc ~
Nassau st: Aug ?. all liens: 500: attorney
Samuel Wacht. II, 30 Nassau St; ,,..
ls1 AVE, 2o2o and .03i 3allxS' core
closure; July 1Ol Joseph futile, ref to
Francesca AnniEoni. $40 Fox ST Aug .:
S37 300. attorney, Wilson NJ Powell
Wall ST. o-oo-
irreg 1partition June 800: Robert Gibson. jr'
rof 10 Daniel J Early 42j West 34th st;
Aug I So. 800: attorney, Title Guarantee
Co l76 Broadway.
$50: Leon Levy 10 Marie Wolfe. 30 West
4"d St: Aug . Ontg $4,000. g a z. 81, at
torney. Irving Katz. - Wall 81. a.
54TH sr. : $50 n OF ave n, a. .ss
Dudensing 1913 Madison ave: Aug Imts
$4,000: 81. attorney, r Pitske. la6 Broad
1I1TH ST e26 to go East. 9 sty brk. con
IOO.ii; Barney .saacs IN Chiffon Realty 90
Inc. 30 Nassau ~: Aug !; all liens: Sloo
attorney. Samuel Wacht. ir 30 Nassau ST.
I1STH ST. and East. sty brk. 'oN
100 10. same 10 same: Aug >; all Hens. sloo
attorney, same.
The Bronx.
BEAUMONT AVE-. . s. 4755 n n OF lS1th
ST. 25Gxgox2JN9j. Michael Madden 10 hthe
Manhelmcr. III Fast DIST ~: Aug ,; ~
attorney. NJ s Schector % Pine ST.
BOSTON ROAD. n $. at cor or iano
Philip \ Smyth and adj lands Millbroos
60. y Y. Westchester & Boston Il X 90
X 70 Steenwick ave: also plot at line De-
Ids Smyth and Halsey estates. az intersec'
Contract co TO Mllbrook GO. i3th 81 ano
Lexington ave: Sept n. 1911, 81. attorney
Millbrook CO. New Rochelle. Y.
LOT -. blk Is. map Fieldston Delanelc
estate 20 Joseph y Early on Tihoetts ave
OF 24ith ST. July 30 (mtg $1,000; sloo
lot 81 blk 30 map Morris Park. Morri'
Park Estates 10 John II Coors. 100 Contra
Park West: and IS other deeds. all date
July II. 81: attorney. Lawyers Trust CO. l6'
BroadWay.
Lot loo map Van Nest Park: Rez
zano Construction 90 10 serahno Bilottl. 80
Van Nest ave. Aug tmtg s3.o'o' SlVo
attorney. r Mancuso, 900 Broadway.
IG5TH ST. cor of Trinity ave. 2jxIl
Richard Dudensing. IT, 20 Antoinette Duden
oOoI. 81. attorney. r Pitske. ijG Broadway
WHITLOCK AVE. =. 100 n Of TIT
fanv IT. 1917 Gx-. Lockwhit 90 20 Tinan'
Improvement 60. 81 Tiffany At. Aug tmt'
$40 OOOl: 500: attorney. Title Guarantee 60
i7G Broadway.
Elder ave ioo3I irreR: Samuel winters y
Hudes DreXler. $50 Longwood ave; July 81
tufg $40 OOOl 500. attorneys. kantroHltZ
Esberg. $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08

For Virginia. fair to-day, except showers
southeast portion. warmer west portion.
Saturdsy showers. light variable winds.
For West virginia, occasional showers to-
day and Saturday, warmer east portion
Friday.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
New York. fair to-day. followed by showers
I'm afternoon or night. Saturday showers and
cooler. light 10 moderate southeast winds.
shifting 10 west SATURDAY.
For New England fair and warmer to-
day: Saturday showers. light to moderate
east to southeast winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.)
kI-GIrcT,

AVE G. 2li: n cor store and part cellar;
Rose Dargeon 10 Samuel Sternlieb. yrs
address GIG Fast 18th ST.
SAME PROPERTY: assignment lease. with
consent Rose VI Dsrgeon. Samuel Sternlieb to
Rivington NJ.
GREENWICH at, 26i To- 26,. cor Of
Murray st T4isl. 10 iXi36 9x1jx 1898: the
land; trustees Columbia Uniy ersity to clarence
Sackett ct 81: II yrs from May l. 1918, with
renewal: taxes. etc. and s.. 400, address ~
Nassau st.
MOTT ST. 2o4: store: Giovanni Malgieri 10
Angelo Malgierl: yrs and ~ r'ps from May
/ 1913: address. on premises.
WEST BROADWAY, ~. 2jNi2i.i I: the land .
trustees Columbia University to Clarence
ssckett 81 all II yrs from MAY I. 1911. with
renewal: taxes, etc. and $20D; address 81
Nassau ST
81 AVE. 1864: store floor and part base
ment and all second floor: Max Frankel and