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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
INDIANA TO PAY PART
OF THE STATE DEBT
Deputy Auditor Announces That
S150,OOO is Available to Meet
Outstanding Notes.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2.-Myron D.
King. deputy auditor OF state, an
nounced that the state of Indiana
would pay off $3.50. 600 of the state
debt. which is redeemable at any time.
This lowers the total foreign state
debt TO $500. 600. which Mr.. King said
the state would be able 10 pay off by
this time next year. The payment was
made through a New York bank.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
DOES DAMAGE TO CROPS
-Four Inches of Rain Falls During q
ClOudburst.

NOBLESVILLE. Ind. July "A
cloudburst in the southern part OF
Hamilton county. when il IS claimed
four inches OF rain fell. did consider
able damage 10 the corn crop. One
thousand acres OF land were flooded
Several miles OF roads were tempor-
arily under water.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
SIDELIGHTS ON BIG
GETTYSBURG GATHERING

GETTYSBURG. Pa, July I'D
rather die in Gettysburg than any
where else, if I've got 10 die now.
said a blue veteran as he trudged
across the Gettysburg battlefield
Wednesday seeking some old land
mark.
He expressed the attitude of the
blue and gray army as they entered
upon the second day of the reunion
in which the loss TO date is half a
dozen dead and nearly 500 heat pros
tratiOns.
John L. Klein. nationally known as
the drummer boy OF shiloh, arrived
in camp Wednesday and was greeted
with great enthusiasm. Klein was 3
when he enlisted.
The monument TO the 11th Penn
Sylvania volunteers attracts much at
tentiOn particularly that part of il
which portrays a bulldog lying down
The dog is Gen. Coulter's pet. sui
lie. which was with him during his
entire time of service and lost its life
by a Confederate bullet. near where
the monument stands.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
HOT AT BOSTON.

BOSTON. July 2.-One man died
and more than half a hundred per
sons collapsed in greater Boston
Tuesday and Tuesday night. victims
OF extreme heat. Ii was the hottest
day in a year. Officially the maximum
temperature was 96. but Thermometers
in many places indicated over 100
degrees. The humidity was above
normal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
DENVER Is SELECTED.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Denver
was selected Tuesday as the meeting
place of the next triennial convention
in 1916 Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02

LONDON.-Hugo Scherer of De-
troit, a London visitor. caused the ar
rest OF Frederick ThOrey. formerly
his butler in America. charging him
with stealing $1,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
sAN FRANCIsCO.-.Do no

SAN ERANCISCO.-"DO not dis
cuss this case among yourselves or
with any persons on EARTH" was the
admonishment Of Judge Dunno in dis
missing a jury OF women until Mon
day. Eleven Of the women are mar
ried.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
LONDON-The dirnrce conrf re,

ognized the New York law as valid in
annulling the marriage. contracted in
New York, OF GwendOlyne Maud
Flood 10 Harold Boosey, formerly di-
VOrced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-02
The WEATHER

INDIANA AND LOWER
MICHIGAN. - Generally
fair tonight and Thursday:
warmer Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
THE COTTON MARKET
Gains Slightly on an Improved
Spot Demand.

There were a generally frmer tone and
an advance in prices on the cotton market
yesterday. due TO reports of an increase
in the spot demand and that continued
wet weather was delaying farm work in
the more advanced sections of the belt
AGAINST somewhat better cables than OK
uccted. some foreign buying and covering
there was considerable cotton for sale.
The expected reaction after the close OF
LIVERPOOL however. did not amount TO
much. and the market frmed up again on
moderate buying and some bull support.
This made early shorts little nervous,
and realizing sales checked the advance
i'm the late session. The close. which was
at practically the best OF the day. showed
a net gain Of TO II points, and was
steady. Southern spot markets were Lice
lower 10 3-l6c higher. and the local market
was quiet at decline of 10 points. to
SOC for middline upland. No sales, de-
livered on contract, 200 bales. Local con-
tract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
REALTY NOTES.

Dr James Bishop - the buyer ~ the
chautauqua apartment house at tho
southeast corner of West End avenue and
sSth street
Henry - Babcock j. the buyer Of the
plot i5XlOn5 Jet ON the south side of list
street. . feet west OF Madison avenue.
tn, sale % which through Henry y.
Winans n Man was reported recently.
Mr.. Babcock will erect a home on the
site from plans toy g. =. ~. Gilbert
Tho Levine 4 kempner COMPANY VAS
Interested iu the purchases on Lexington
avenue mad, yesterday by MaA Marx ana
Lownfeld u Prayer at the auction sal"
of the Nursery and Child's Hospital prop
erty.
The Cross A. Brown Company has been
APPOINTED agent for the twelve story
building 40. IS 10 ~ East i2d street ana
No 40 West I'D street. and the Ameri-
can Locomotive building. at the no'th-
east corner Of Broadway and o2d street
Joseph l.. Bauman and y kronengold
& Co. have Joined forces under the firm
name of kroncngold a Bauman. with
Offices AT No. lio2 Broadway.
Royal Scott Gulden was the broker IN
the recently reported lease pN ~. ~.
Rogers to +. y. bowling. interior deco
rator for the southwest corner Of Madl-
son avenue and 5dh street. The tenant
Will spend between t5o"D and $1,000 In
altering the building
Kick e. Sharrott have been appointed
agents for the Mirsmar at Nos. go and
6l2 West 18th street
Three companies were incorporated at
Albany with the following directors.
Frank J. Davis. Elsie NJ Lacmmle and
John r. Clark. The companies are known
as the y West 10Th Street Corporation,
the 70 West 3lst street Corporation and
the - West 2lst street Corporation. The
properties al those locations are owned
bv Edward :. Rapallo and Philip Won
Nolkenburg The corporations viii act a.
holding companifs for the owners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Albert r. Ashforth has rented the third
floor of the Yale a. Towne Building to
II. F.. Huber co. for a term OF years
This is a strong indication that the vicin-
ity is a good business centre. II u only a
few wears since Huber 60. erected
their present building, and already they
have outgrown their quarters so tha( au-
ditional space had TO be acquired a. soon
as available.
The Charles f. Noyes Company leased
additional space I'm the billiard Building
10 the Zurich General Accident and LA
bility Insurance Company. Ltd fof ~. -
long term Of years: also Offices III NO. -ol
Broadway to Adolph Stern, the Furniture
Commercial Agency and the Himrod
Manufacturing Company
Pease Gilman leased for Gustav
Schwab and Mrs. W. w. Herrick No. 81
ment dwelling house, to Mrs. A; {. shy
rer for a long term of years. also space
in the new Grand Central Terminal to the
X. r Jones Lumber Company.
Tower the store No. a. Nassau street 10
Truly Warner. halter. The McNickar'
Gaillard Realty Company were associate
brokers. 90.
I'm No. p West 3ith street Tor nVe years
al an aggregate rental OF SOVO
The julius Friend Edward NJ. Levi
Company leased TO Max Loewenstein The
store and basement no. ~ East |lSt
street.
corn & co. leased the store and first lott
AT Nos. 8 and 10 Columbus Circle to Philip
l.ibcrman. ,
James A. Sheeran leased for Heiner d
Wolf 10 A. Meralik the dwelling house
No. 1923 Lexington avenue.
Goodwin e. Goodwin rented for Lewis II.
Wolf TO Herbert j. Riley the dwelling
house No 1856 West 18th street
The George BOckhaus Company leased
~. Nnrl Central Railroad TWO
five story apartment houses at Nos. 31l
and 2-6 Mott avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lessee
MARCH ~.


BROADWAY. e cor 3}d st cafe space IN IN
liunet Corporation. II yrs from May l. l'i''
$1,000. address. Broad 81. Oh,
CLINTON ST. 1ij: Joseph Fass 10 sii,l on
Newman: ~ yrs from Aprh j. l'lo' S-'''''
address. ~. clinton ST. a.
FRANKLIN ST. ~ - sty bldg: aiD' A'e
laide NJ Jones Il AL eXrs, 10 tr'dellch nuyl
hon: YRS from May /. 1916: sl.1oo address,
- franklin ST. lehman
GRAND ST. 81: Dora Kosyen to Herman
Mestel' : yrs from May ]. lol"' Ni'"''' Az
Dir IS. 10 Essex ST. -, 80
PROSPECT AVE. 99l; garland Really a.. 20 400 NO
Sam Newman: T. yrs from Feb J. l'l" F-O''
and 81 200: address. AZ clinton Il $500.
PROSPECT AVE. " : tffth and sixth stores
south of l65th stb Garland Realty 20 -
.dolph Daum and ano; yrs from fep l.
1913: 81 500: address 80 Brook ave. ,o.
FREMONT AVE. ~ talD; also NaCdn, , -
in rear. 75xlO0. Arville Realty ana A.'e Vs.,
mcnt 60 10 Ernest Mamlock; 10 yrs from Wv
l. 1912. address. 40 Grand st. -,
FREMONT AVE 6gi East Cstore and base
menD; James Butler dncD TO Sahnuea ,o,
, YRS from July ]. 1912. address. 2o'" N"''"
tine ave. . ,or,
WESTCHESTER AVE. $50 (store ana par L .
CELLAR: Adams Realty co to Sanuel l,Io"n' =
yrs and 10 mos from March !, 1913 >ooo' "u-
dress 10 West ll6th 81. . 49,.
3GTH ST. 81 West (alD Isabella NJ Ias -
and ano. eXrs. to Ad0lph y Hagehan. ~,
from Sept IL. 1912: $3.50: address, % WIS.,
Beth 81 - 80
57TH ST. 20 East (alD. Henry " rogers 20
Frank bowling. 10 yrs from Jan !. IVA
sl5 900: address l3s East Both ST -.
lCSTH ST. 2ll East west store ann pas
menD. Michele Corbo to Francesca 'dIpt.
and ano. 5 yrs: 1850 address III Eas' io''' 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

Of Alexander ave. 2Oxioo: Herbert !. "r, ,;s.
and ano. trus to BERNHARD Seymann' ,r liz
18th ST. BROOKLYN. Jan 81; 81; auyrsv''
Guarantee and Trust 90. lib Broau~",, ,,o., q,
TIMPSON PL. : $, 3Ole n n q, D. - ~ .
runs 5 5I2 II to y Y y a II X h a.
23O and lgOx 200 10 p and 3', ,,,, 70 nef
Oswald y Cammann II al. hers w Ii'' S,'rtn
On. sebrough to Robert \ chesebtousn;; ~ ~ ~
Lake y 4. all title: mtg s2o.ooi NacI
deeds: S1oo, attorneys. Stoddar"
I2S Broadway. ,c,,h q, 73x
TRINITY AVE :. - # $ Of io4tn p e ST. ,D
100. Annie Narsich to Brown-Nelss H .a -
G3 Park Row mtg 81 1000 March l. a.
attorneys. Marks 4 Marks. III PARK hoN, oox
UNION AVE. " s. 1855 II OF l"l L.. a. 5a3
100: Philip Kuntz TO Emma DannerpS. as f. e
Union ave: March II: 81. attorneys Hai''
Steinkamp. li9 Nassau St -. Southern
VILLA AVE. W :. J59 II II cla,ruction
boulevard ~ *: Bedford Park Cons,p 5ntr
90 to Rovclla Realty 30; sept H. L. 10
$4,000: 500; attorney. Dohella"'
Nassau St -oyioo.
WILKINS AVE. 1876 and l47s. Q s 3oY Sioo,
Elizabeth q Weber to Morris Levin. $50 .as'
I6Oth st: March IL (mtg $4,000; Sloc' at'o'
ney. y fucker, 2Il Broadway .,.so rack-
80 AVE, 1912 $. 3sx10s.s; Clarlsse jach
son TO Lombardy Realty 60. 100 Broadway
Feb -: 500: attorney, LAWYERS Title lnSui
ance and Trust co. 100 Broadway. al,
STH AVE n s. y lot 953. map WakeneIu
5Oxl14: Morris Wetzler et al to Morris ~
Ter 657 East 222d Al mtg $4,000; March H.
500 -
10th ST. : : 2IaG IT Of Courtlandt ave-
81 6xa93: Renenson Realty 60 TO valentine =
Bauer so F:as, II6th st (mtg s26,oo0,: March
IL. 500: attorney. Title Guarantee and trust
60. i76 Broadway. - 80
SAME PROPERTY. Benjamin Benensoh u
same. q c: March T.. 800. same attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
NEW HOME FOR REALTY FIRM.
w. c. Reeves & Co. Buy House on
Lexington Avenue Corner.

W. &. Reeves 4 CO. have bought from
w. r. Hearst the northeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and 18th street =. \.
Turner was the broker that made me
transaction. The building Is to be entire
lv remodelled bv its new owners Six
stores will be on the ground floor. The
whole OF the first floor is to be used by
W. G. Reeves 4 Co for their own OFFICES.
\ large extension j. Ia be built IN the
rear of the building covering the entire
lot The upper part of the building j.
to ne fitted up Tor apartments and STUDIOS.
w & Reeves a. co. are one OF the larg-
est and most successful suburban real es-
tate dealers in New York Their busi-
ness started several Years ago IN small
room at No. 1904 Broadway. ana has
steadily increased until now they occupy
the entire floor at No IA East I'D street
George d. Grundy. president of Reeves
a Co. said yesterday that the concern
had outgrown Its present quarters ana
that its rapidly expanding business had
made il necessary TO secure not Only
larger home but permanent home. Mt
Grundv also said that as soon A. tie
cornpanv gets possession of its new build
inc il Will enter the Manhattan real estate
field Two competent Manhattan real cS-
tate men have been engaged 10 organize
a Manhattan brokerage and investment
business. 1t is the company intention 10
buy additional corners in Manhattan and
remodel the buildings. putting in stores
below and apartments above. The com
pany intends to carry on this business
i'm addition to its suburban activities on
Long Island. in New JERSEY and on Stat
en- Island.
Nj. Hearst occupied the Lexington ave
nue. house for several years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
LONG ISLAND ZONE SALES
Large Tract in West Islip Bought for
DEVELOPMENT.

Jeremiah Robbins. of Babylon. has sold
for the estate of James q. de Forest
their property OF fifty acres at vest
lslip adjoining Babylon village. The
property is surrounded by a number OF
large estates. including those OF Edwin
Hawley Robert McCurdy and Aiuert
Wagstaff. and is considered the most dc-
sirable for development on the soutn
shore. as il has over a mile Of Waterfront
and is less than a half mile TO BaoNloh
station. The purchasers are Robert BUT
bank and Hartford =. Walker. who pro
pose to develop the property AT once on
very high class lines. They VIII peslh
the development by building homes ior
themselves .
The Hampstead Sanitarum. formerly
the home Of the Wall street broker Juhh
SHADE. has been purchased for about sls'-
80 by the French Visiting Sisters. whose
home is now on Henry street BROOKLYN.
The property contains about nine acres
and has been owned by DR.. J.. y. Lane
hart. Fred lngraham and Charles Il"
Phipps.
John r. Davidson and David kraus SOLO
for r.. j. Howell the Howell manor mouse
on Main street. Bellport 1t viii he occu-
pied by the purchaser for n summer resi-
dence.
The Lewis H. May Company sold i0i
Isidor t'riedlander plot on the west Sidr
of Alexander avenue, Arvcrne. To Saiilu'l
Bayer who will erect cement cottage
NJ cost Of 81 0DJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14

There were few sales of Manhattan OF
Bronx parcels announced In the real es-
tate market Yesterday. Charles r. Rush-
more purchased from Jeanette and Anna
{. Coulter No 30 East Goth street. four
story dwelling house. on LOT Zoxio' iee''
Mr. Rushmore owns the adjoining cor
ner parcel at Park avenue. Pease q Eli-
man were the brokers in the TRANSACTION
They recently sold No 10 East 18th street
To Albert r. Rathborner.
The five new FIVE story apartment
houses. occupying the block front on the
north side OF l6Sd street. between Kelly
and Tiffany streets. have been sold TO an
investor by Max j. Klein ana lgnah
Roth. Other property was given in part
payment
The houses occupy a frontage Of 30 feet
in l63d street and 125 feet OH each of the
other thoroughfares. They were built by
the sellers on land acquired about year
ago. There are stores on the loSd Street
front.
The transaction is understood 10 in
Volve over SUr.uu
Herman s Ogden. as executor OF the
estate Of Ann Maplesden, has soid Nos.
25i7. 2162 and 300 Eighth avenue, three
five story tenement houses. with stores
each on lot 25XS5 feet. The houses are
located between l36th and 18TH streets
and were acquired by the seller couple
of years ago al foreclosure sale le
auction price was $f0.vN. ne preSeh'
deal is cash transaction.
Charles Kuntze has sold for the cypress
Realty Company No. 3So LAST lo-u stiee,'
three story store and nathouse ana
two story two-family rear house, on a
lot 25xlO0 feet. The buyer is an out-oi-
TOWN investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
BROOKLYN SALES.

The jerome Property Corporation sold
FOR Emma Werner No. 351 LIST street.
dwelling house. on lot l@Xl0o feet, be
tween Fifth and sixth avenues. TO Mar
garet Culleeny.
The Jerome Property Corporation re-
sold for a client No. 352 LIST street. Il -wo
story and basement dwelling house. on lot
19xl0O feet. 10 T.. +. Nichols.
Charles w Seitz sold for Mary \. UNI
ningham No. 29l state street. three
story and basement dwelling house, on lot
1S.9x100 feet, to Louisa \. Beckett for
occupancy.
Alfred Clifford sold 10 j. i. Reynolds
two lots on the east side Of 10th street.
$50 feet north Of Avenue r. also lot. 20X
80 feet with three story nathouse. at
the southeast corner OF Reeve Place and
Sherman street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
Orleans. March 3.-Unfavorable
Optiol
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. March 13.-The l2.10s bales Of
fered AT the wool auction sales to-day were
-eadiiy absorbed. Home and Continental
buyers paid prices ranging from unchanged
10 : per cent advance over the January
average FOR fine grades, but inferior secured
uie-inos and crossbreds suitable for America.
barely realized the January level The sales
follow: New South Wales 1900 bales
secured. Is 3da2s I'd; greasy. 9dW1 IVA.
Queensland. 400; secured. Is 4dh2s I'D Vic
toria. 500; secured IL Gi2dd2s 3iad:
greasy, 1OHdmIs sad. South Australia.
800. ersacy. Is izdmis ti2d. New Zealand,
: 500. secured Is I'd n is jzd: greasy. IL Il
ais I'D. Cape of Good Hope and Natal,
coo. greasy. Gig a lid.
\ sale OF sheepskns was held here to-day.
: good selection amounting 20 1900 bales
Wrought out spirited bidding. and prices
rangel from unchanged to per cent higher.
Full wooied nerinos were in greatest do
maud Following are the sales and prices
paid for clothing and combng: New South
Wales 500 bales. "a l0i9d. Queensland,
400. 4N97ld. Victoria, 400; a. " lOhd
South Australia. 100: 4d9%d West AUS
tralia. 400; ~ N1Osd. New Zealand .. 300:
rs. n1oiAd. Punta Arenas 500: ca m10asd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Hudson Mortgage co to Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Co; 500. .,oo
Carolyn Doctor to Rosa Doctor $lo
Charles NJ Rosenthal to LAWYERS lite III
surance and Trust Co; $3tOUO
Hudson Mortgage co TO Charles NJ Rosen-
thai: 500
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Charles
Sherman ct al trus; $1,000.
same TO Bennett King and ano trus;
$4,000
Same to same: 1880
John s Adriance ana ano, exrs, 10 ~"
York Title Insurance Co; $1,000
John NJ Phillips. exr. to Isabella sprunt'
$l.sOO .
Theresa Hebron 10 Charles Wynne 81
Genevieve Adams to Albert l. Adams s1,iso
Alder, l. Adams TO G Adams; 81. ~" 1000 .o
Genevieve Adams TO Albert ADAMS *""' -
Same to same $40 81
Joseph n Schwartz to Moses Israel; " ,ol
Van Dyck Estate 10 Rose Marx: S2iWo'
Fred /. Conroy TO Bertha Myers; 81.
James NJ Halsted and ano 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Co; S4.UO. oo
Wilson N Powell TO Max Kobre: 5000
Isaac Cohen TO Angelo Braggie; 5000
John l. Roehsler ct Al 10 Title Guarantee
and Trust Co: $500.
Elizabeth Guggenheimer, exx. to Theodore
Herman; ss.Gf,
Mathilde Bosselmann 10 Rosa RosenthaI'
5000
Hebrew Technical School for Girls to Law
yers Mortgage co. S25 900.
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 10 Joseph II Schwartz.
SO 600
Joseph Marcus to Gerson Dannenberg; 81
Same 10 same; 81
John l. ROehsler et al TO Ihusnelda Roehsier'
81 800
same TO same: 800
Jennie NJ Perressoni to Ann NJ FULLY. $1,000
Eliza Wray TO - Johns PARK Realty co.
SOD
Same TO same. 500 -
Annie o Allen and ano. exrs, to Annie o
Allen trustee; $1,000 A.
North Side Mortgage Corporation 20 Ma
tbildd Rcmlein. 81. 800.
Roge Wolr eXtrx, 10 Lucien Alabonie 81 al,
$3.50.
500
John Ierch and sno exrs. to Sophia Ierch;
81 al
Same to same: 1901
Adelia : Price TO Edna 6 Iatimer; Sle.
Augustus Hemenway II al. trustees 10 BOW
cry savings Bank: slO0Wo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
LIS PEND EN- S.

iGoTH ST y lot 90 map Of Clare
mont. Alice NJ Power agt Thomas Ne
crane ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney.
FOREST AVE-. n " cor OF Tooth st, iS.s
NIX irr,g. Mamie Schoen. agt Henrietta
knapp 81 al ,forcclos Ir- OF mtg; attorney 5.
LINTON Sr. i35: Emil W oppenhem agt
MINT. /. simon foreclosure OF mtg; yt-
torne' /. solomon
5ITH ST 2as and ga West: John f Man
ming nst Emil Sccig tnotce OF levy), at
torney- BENJAMIN 4 Taylor.
Itii 81 2l3 @i? ana 81 and 20; George
T. FoIZ act JACOB a IolL et al ,partiton /.
attorney. e Brandt a.
JNDERCLIFF AVE. II cor OF i'6th St
l'tard 81 al ,foreclo surc of mtg. attorneys.
l.achman y Goldsmith.
GOTH ST. 23l West. Thomas Is Rider. sdn.
agt Aun"ttl Ben iau.in foreclosure Of mtg Z.
attnrnc,. Rider.
SD ST 3oN Fast. Caroline Solomon agt
Jessie Cuddcb.ck foreclosure OF mtg. at
NORTHERN AVE. " :. 1892 It II OF road
on map Of property " Fort Washington
i2th wari: 81 irtes' eSccp, pa,t re-.
ct. az lON irrcg. To REVERSED. Drive. HedNig
Fried agt Adolphus Busch notice Of at
SAME PROPERTY: John Y Mcclure AZ
same notice 81 attachment attorneys. ]
Nan Noorhis's Sons.
6G.SXlooN irreS: two actions Joseph sinner,
man agt Julius Schattman ct al tamend ii
foreclosure OF two mtgsi. attorney, II Il
Elias
31TH ST. =. 100 II of Lexington ave-.
20NoSo. sarah l. Johnson agt John l. Du J.
l"y. j.. 81 al tpdrtitioni, attorney. ID IL
Iuckey
TAYioR AVE. i72: charles \ Benhiser
agt Meyer solomon ct al foreclosure of
mtgp attorney. q Eirleman
ilarN ST. =. iT5 II " of Broadway. ,oN
oo.ll charles Briggs agt Harry Gordon
ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. + l.
Nayham.
WISE AVE. . - n Of Jennings ST.
25Xl00 Elizabeth Gordon. gdn. agt Pas
dunlr carrozZa ~ al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorneys. arlington Pierce.
18TH ST. 80 q Of LIST ave. ,oN
SIN. lambert Suydam agt Samuel levin
- al foreclosure of mtg. attorney, Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-14
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH -

FORT WASHINGTON AVE. -. Arnold
Kann agt Anderson Price, owner and con-
tractor. SIS 81.
isTH 81. 10 East: Nathan Reislcr AIT
Julia ward. owner. Martin Mandel. Inc.
contractors: $2.0s0 20 oao.
MADISON AVE. cor OF t2d 81. ?S.'N
Itf: Expanded Metal Engineering 90 ns
i2d - and Madison Ave 90. owner. hH-
ward MCKietrr sub-cOn'ractOr; 81 2o} ~
18TH ST. 10 East: j Haas. M. ast
Julia Ward. owner. Martin Mand'i. nc
contractors. sl273
i5lTH ST. 32s and $50 East Nathan Klein
q n Johanna Blume. owner ferdihahu
r. Blunc. contractor End agent. W. 80.
l58D ST. e. cor Of Park ave. >I.eNIi d.
Brown Metal Ceiling 90 agt Meier tFI"n
lander owner. Reliable Contracting 90. con-
iractor. $50 20.
4SrI ST ~ East. John Suphln agt
Julia ward owner. Martin y Mand"N con-
tractors. SSi 81
FORDHAM ROAD s o cor % Grand Bou 70
ward and COucour-e tL3N22jN irreg- stance
Ho'stiug 60 aet Defender Construction 90.
own r. Kramer Contracting 90. contractor
5000