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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
RATE CABLE SERVICE ON
Western Union Again Takes
Messages for Australia.

Rate service TO Australia and New
Zealand. as well as other points served
by the Brtish-Pacifc cable, has been
resumed, according to an announcement
made yesterday by the Western Union
Telegraph Company. This service is
subject TO whatever delay may be in
yolved in deferment 20 full paid traffic
on hand.
II was further announced that tele-
graphic communication with Belize,
British Honduras, had been interrupt
ed. Messages TO Italy may now be
sent in English as well as italian and
weekend letter service Is available
with Holland. Cable messages for the
Argentine Republic are being accepted
by the company without restriction not
withstandlng reports 10 the contrary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
WITNESS INSANE: NO SUIT
Divorce Action Dropped When
Detective Loses Mind.

Because the only witness whose
testimony might have obtained him a
decree Of divorce has become insane.
Stanley Stonehouse, an importer of
South American products, was COM
PEELED 20 discontinue yesterday the
suit which he brought for divorce IN
house.
Stonehouse said his wife left him
and was away eight years without his
knowing her whereabouts. Detectives
he employed found her living in the
slums of Newark. T. Brill, the in
yestigator who obtained the evidence
on which Stonehouse expected to prove
his suit, has since been declared in
sane and is an inmate of Kings Park
Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
FIGHTING DEACON FREED
Court Suspends Sentence
When Accuser Asks Leniency.

The second round TO the fight in the
Mariners Harbor Baptist Chuch Sun
dav was staged in Stapietou, staten
Island. yesterday before Magistrate
Marsh. "a referee. Ralph Van Name. a
deacon. was in one corner, the pris-
orors' pen. while i'm the other, the chair
of the complaining witness, was Norton
VI. Jones.
Van Name was adjudged guilty by
the court. but the leniency of his OPP
roncut reduced the charge from as
FAULT. which required his being held for
Spccial Sessions. 10 disorderly conduct.
which enabled the court 20 release him
on suspended sentence.
The church fight which started the
trouble was caused by a split that has
existed i'm the Mariners Harbor con
creation for some time. The pastor
+ 4. Seoiay. who resigned some time
AGO. TO take effect at the end OF TINS
month. preached sermon last sun
dav i'm which he said that the church
owed him money.
After the sermon there was an argu.
mont AT the pulpit, in the course OF
which. IL Is alleged. Jones called Mrs:
Van Name a liar Van Name answered
With a right to his associates jaw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
II viii Be Erected at 45th
Street and Lexington
Avenue.
TO HARMONIZE WITH
NEARBY STRUCTURES
Henry Rogers WinthrOp's Com
pany to Put Up Big Hotel and
Casino al Long Beach.

Another building is 20 be erected
coon BY the New York Central Railroad
just north Of the station. lt Will be
four stories high, and eventually may
be thirteen stories. The cost IS placed
st 100000.
The building will be on the block
bounded by 45th and 10th SITS. LeXinG-
ton av. and Depew Place On the ground
floor will be an express Office, on the
first floor q railroad mail service, a
postofice and mail service on the sec
ond floor and lofts and Offices on the
third floor. The facade will he Of gran
ite. limestone and brick and viii con
form with the architectural design Of
the other New York Central buildings.
Il will be freproof The plans have
been drawn and FLED by Warren
Wetmore. architects.
100000 hotel, with a casino, cot
fages. gardens and bathing houses on
adjoining or nearby sites, is 10 be built
bv the Libo Corporation on 2OO-acre
tract az Long Beach, Long Island. The
total cost Of the casino and other build
inCs and improvements will equal that
o. the hosiery, bringing the total eX-
penditure for construction and otner
work M 20 100000
The hotel will be ready for occupancy
in the fall OF 1915.
The Libo Corporation bought the
tract last April II also has an option
20 purchase 500 acres adjoining. Henry
Rogers Winthrop is the president Har-
vev r. Talbot vice president and gen
ersl manager. and Henry Bull, Of the
firm Of Edward Sweet & Co., secretary.
Among the directors are Cornelius
Vanderbilt. Z. u. Stotesbury. Robert
GocIet. Thomas De Witt Cuyler and
r. Il. Nelson.
The y. II. Jackson Company has re-
sold 20 Emma F. Gurrsey so East 1Olst
ST.. five story double fathouSe. 27N
100 feet. The sellers bought this Mop
ertv last month from the Conrad stein
estate. John p. Stoecker was the broker
ir the transaction.
". S. Patter and !. L. Van SAINT have
resol6 20 Edward Baumert the five
story fathousc az 353 East l93d ST., on
"a blot 4Ox72 feet. lying between Marion
and Decatur avs Samuel Michael was
the broker in the transaction. The sell
ers ACQUIRED the property last year %
an exchange for lots in the hlghbrdge
section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21

stevens In. s. John st. Aux 10 500. atty
70 Kelly .33 Rvay
iuST ST 2C W. - 25S.e Of Nh av Is -
@1. 4 MoCollom. ir. 20 Carlotta suit,
18Th ST. q. 81 . Of Edgccomhe nv. i6N
Or, y Wagner. rof. 90 Guaranty TRUST 90;
100 Rvay. Aug 20. 5000 arys. -te'son. j
r. rs BROAD -
The Bronx
BENEDICT Az -. 1913 Tugsloy a..
--s-ou. 81 y Miles Co " Har0o.d. Of a.
f-H Riverside Drive. oct %. l"l-, ANY,
E..'k.r a. BRO @, William st. $3.50
SAME PROPERTY W fairfield o. al;
81. iur Is mtg s. 1000. ATTY. same
CARPENTER Az. SCI r }6 -3ith 81.
2SNlo- u. } Schrad,f o. a. 20 w "anl'' i.
c21 D. 22-tn 20. Nuerst %. atty W a
EAGLE ~ so3. v p ispNloo. Jacob
Kohn to ~ Nrituger. Gn 10th "f.
AUS d ,mtg $4,000. ATTY u O. g. Go,
LORING pI, o., 3.lll " 1881 q. AK
11p. Iarr, w. Hayward fo claire Hunt
goo W tooth 80 AUG rs. atty. Mclean q
NApis0N Az. q. 2ei 80 ay. C4vl1s.
W T. Smith to Elizabeth Jaques. Ger
'0artovu. PA Aug lH. atty, W e. Arnold.
1G1 Broadway. $1,000
RANDALL Az o. q. 57i hmundson o..
1lSN1SIIU Harry Ucrkowit7 90 Becky
schultz. 1874 Washington sv, July ri tmiR
$1,000 att. W 30 Rothstc'n. 13c Nassau o.
TOPPING AN. 1920 " g. 25H"'. Ii
Hughes to Matilda Scha'fer, 1912 ohryilIr
ay. Nug 10 atty. q O. & n Co.
SAME PROPERTY Matilda Schoofcr ~
u Hughes. 1925 Topping ar. Aug "a
mig 10000. Same atty
WISE Az. w g. |lf % Home 81. -oNlOo.
Catherine HNtwau 20 Martha K'rf. 1907
WISE as. Aug l. ,mtg $1,000, ats. I %
r. co.
WALTON tV. ~ g. 30Ss W fS4th -.
IqIIN-tG. Phoenix InErahaw trcI. %
Elizabeth Kurh.m. az 9th az. Aug u.
a'.r. NrrriU d r.. TOO Broadway. $500
rD AN. w q. ESQ TAYLOR SO. 3cNic2 Lena
shapiro '' r shapiro 90. Inc. 2252 Bass
foId aN. Aug 10. atty. Y o. d T Go.
1loTU ST. al p. g. 25Nloo. r. Dan
mann % Kate Horp. 5NS D. l4ls' So. July
30. atfE. Kate Hopp. SIS p 14lsf o.
179TN ST. o. g. 93 Boston ri 2f tH
T}. Quaran'o 90 y Arle1z'. 100 'tn
a.. NJ vernon IS y. Aur 90 mfg 80 5000
my y Lul ,l.t.- .mm- We IL Nl-I-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
WOMAN KILLED BY AUTO
Riding on Tool Box, She Falls
When Car Hits Rut.

Mrs. Hilda Brandhurst. Of Rockland
Lake. thrown from the side Of speed
ing automobile in Wellsville, y. Y, as
10 bounded over a rut, was killed yes
terday in that village, where she was
visiting her parents.
She was seated on the tool box on
the running board Of car operated
by her brother. John c. Adele. who was
driving forty miles an hour Her skull
was fractured and she died after be-
ing taken 10 the home OF her parents.
She was thirty-one years old and the
widow Of Herman Brandhurst, who was
accidentally shot TO death on a hunting
trip three years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
CLAFLIN FACTIONS
REACH AGREEMENT
NotehOlderS and General Cred
TORS Committee Working Out
Reorganization Details.

An agreement has been reached be
tween the noteholders' committee and
the general creditors committee Of the
II. b. ClaAin Company as 70 the re-
organization of that concern, IL was
understood yesterday. There are some
details which are still 90 be settled.
but the main part of the noteholders'
plan has been accepted by the mer-
Chandise creditors. The plan, however,
will not be made public until early
next week.
Under the proposed plan OF reorgan-
izatiou there will be cash payment Of
10 cents on the dollar. the balance Of
the indebtedness being paid with three
year notes.
Those who have Analysed the plan
now under consideration figure that
the retail stores, including those not
controlled by the II. 3. Clafin Com
pany. but in which John ClaAin holds
stock. will have 20 apply TO the re-
demption Of the three-year notes form
ing part Of the reorganization agree
ment approximately $ll0O0,OOO a
year
Figuring the liabilities at $4,000 900,
II will require about Sl5,000,000 10
make the initial payment of Is per
cent in cash. reducing the indebtedness
represented by the notes to S34,000,0OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
BANK DEFENDANT IN SUIT
Negligence Charged in Issue
of Alleged Spurious Stock

Charles 7. Brown, of Philadelphia,
brought suit yesterday in the United
States District Court against the Cen
cral Electric Company and the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company, the ac-
ton growing out OF loan of 100000
made 70 James Z. Foye on ten certiti-
Gates Of the electric company's stock
which Foye obtained from the trust
company. Brown alleged that the GER
tidcates were spurious and charge 3
that the defendants were guilty OF ne5-
ligence in permitting the issue.
Foye was a clerk employed by the
trust company He was arrested last
November. charged with having OBJ
tanned loans Of 100000 on General
Electric stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Drygood-, tir.

..,.,..,... g,. % p.mscter e 90. J
Eam.c -- rgo2d9.. Na '..a1rr'r a. Go. + ~
'lHI.Fh. ,'ii' '..lr.,,l rr,rrraudleo. .
l,t',.f.@ -.pt- e. u.usnncr A. Eeeg. "
Bose A'' -''''
.>-,vuD rrv--aul WoIfson ID o.
ra a. g. Nar.ozeHII Nnnn-. N.A
.DII.T LnEU-~Dlf FfiEEt
linens. blankets. HIdi+. o.. ~ --' d
MsluUs.H LoHensf'in a. r'. D., r.
i.tn .t ,...n.
SALEM NA-t-N."F i|E' '"
bum. So f. shaw. suas. Na.t'. is,.....,....
ATLANTA. GA tr'.r TO-. D. r.t.ons.
-..'s t'H., eo,'+ j % Ho..r'on.. N '55.
r.oI. uu,us blankets. o. D. 'an'i..' ."'''
pgi-rGL TESS p W Sing Is 90. II J.
rtlus h. IrrrYoIs 10 So 'tn F'
riEGl<<\rI Lehman Ne.ss = 90.
Ms.,. .. aa' i ii.,,ll g yIa3rs
r.,>-t- cry NO-Iurcs store 90. -
rI.r,,..t.n tryg1ods. -1 church g. o.,
LYNrW-HG Val D. Milne. go. ,.,,,o
o.E. IlIs. 1rDes goo.f Silks. ''''
,tIDi-a~ f%I'S Haun q sons. 4
ir.I.r IS a UarlG. drre'oi-. genera NJ
x@ los vt-pnier uboads & saart.z.
g.. rI.rIlar domestic linens Tanners.
9.a r.u.H ~, Ya-t
smart drteooIs laer-. NaNl.k.
-Art%Ar LAKE. y YW " LEONARD a
cham .isr. 80 church 81. ....... 49,. , "a
sPtNrtNEHRG s a " 7.Hi i.l,Il. i.ji,e.
raaay DO wear. ir ~ -2l 81. 'o.'.ns"''''
,i,,L.- .uits Momen'- Wear. Ftc.
,...... ladies. ready %
wear ' w -,rs "a. Miss Griffin.
BOSTON ~ POO yes ..', ,t..I.. ...Iefg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
tToD Visitors Here to Look Over Offerings OF Local
Wholesale Dealers

GRAND RAPIDS GoI,n millinery GO. -
s Hof millinery Hrcs.in. ,,t.. g.
wallace Iaccs euhroiieres. 'oIlns-
So -Ae1e,man.s. 70 Alderman. mill
yur.>i .srov% ONO G. " McKelyey 4
20. vs. Rice. lsces embroiferies and RIO
l0ns $50 ~ 32I sf ~
fNDTAN APOrAs-Hibben. Hol'eg ,ol
J. RaneIe1 lac'e. ribbons ann
80 BHaH. a., ID ro~.
vINNEApOLAs-r Dayton 30. Mrs 70"
rest millinery. 100 E"ar
sew ORLEANS aison bansne 70.
-rlhor haif-. It -th a.. NalI'N 80.
pDrHFsTER- Slblry. Lindsay " '''' '''
Mis- r. Jamieson. Isr.s, f't l,H ~.
ST LOUlS-Rosen'hal sloan M...n''f
q Warner. hate. 1g EHay. NaN..T A..
gypAl.f--r.. Hunter. Tutp-1 90. Mrs NJ
Carflr. N-s Bowers. millinery, 80 '.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
LEASES 9TH AV. STORE
Il Was Formerly Part OF
Enrich Brothers Building.

The VI. Morgenthau, Jr., Company
has leased for the Sixth Avenue and
28d Street Corporation another double
store in the building az Sixth av. and
DAD st. formerly occupied by Enrich
Brothers department store. The store
ia known as al Sixth av. and immedl.
atelv adioins the southwest corner OF
Sixth av and 23d ST.. occupied by Rik-
er's drug store. The tenant, A. l.:
Dane. had previously rented small
store in the same building, two doors
10 the south. lie found that store too
small for his increasing business.
The store now occupied by Mr.. Dane,
known as 365 Sixth av. has also been
rented for a term Of years by the NJ.
Norgenthau. Jr, Company 10 Handel
& Lewis. dealers in ladies' dresses and
furs. This completes the renting Of
the Sixth av. stores in this building,
with the exception OF one large and
one small store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
TRIED TO DIE WITH PETS
Girl Took Cat and Dog to
Room and Turned on Gas.

May OFT, sixteen. who kept house for
her father at 1896 DeKalb av., Will
iamsburg. attempted suicide yesterday
by inhaling gas The girl had been
rcprimanded by her father before he
went TO work for giving too much at
t.ntion to her pets. After he had gone
She locked herself in her room with a
cat and a dog and turned on the gas.
The fumes aroused Mrs. Mary Scho-
man. who called in policeman. lie
traced the trouble TO the OFT apart
ments. The girl, as well as her pets,
was found insensible. She was taken
ia the German Hospital Neighbors
revived the animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21

~ LII iON ~ ''-'is.'o I'M OoI>o.
HARLEM MASONIC TEMPLE. ball-lodge
rooms reasonable. Barnett Co. IL
East i2oth a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
WILL MOVE TO NEWARK
Ohio and Kentucky Concerns
10 Have Factories There.

The Goeller Iron Works, on Freling-
huysen sv., Newark. y. J. one OF the
largest factory plants on the Pennsyl-
varia lines. has been sold. through
Baker e. Grover 20 the Spltdorf Elec-
t-ic Cownarv. The Splitdorf company
will move IFS Apple Electric Company
division from Dayton. Ohio. 20 the
Newar. sitc This plant employs about
Eve hundred skilled mechanics.
The Webster Loose Leaf Filing Com
many. of Louisville. manufacturer OF
Office devices, has obtained a plant AZ
LIST and Essex SITS, Harrison, \. j. BaE-
or & Grover. Of Newark, negotiated the
deal. The Kentucky concern viii give
employment 90 about fifty persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
IRVING SCHOOL

/. -. RAY. - WE>T SIN ,I;,-.
BOYS FROM lo 30 AID hEi Az 49,
i50 Graduates Have Entered co..ete
40 home study for boys under Nitee-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. s 2 cor Sis, e.. American
Guarantee Roofing Go. agt Estate OF Bern
hclmcr. ct al. Aug. 30. 1914 lby bondj
s So uS
SAME PROPERTY. Brounet agt
same. Iuly -. 1914 lhy houdl. slO3f17.
oROTONA Az. vs. g. so = of lNoth ST,
x T. Thibau'. Inc. aFt D'Andres con-
structiou 90. 90 al. Aug. 10 1914 coy
londp. S2l7 70.
SAME PROPERTY Morris Mauachcr. et
al. agt same. Aug 20. 1913 ,hy hondp
$40
SAME PROPERTY. ~ schrank. agt
same. sept . 1913 lhr boudJ. Sl25 &c.
LEXINGTON AZ. 561 and 500 and TWO
adiourniIE parcels a. oliver. agt Ham
mcrstciu opera Go. 90 a.. Jan lG 1914.
81. 300 80
SAME PROPERTY same agt same.
Jan .G 1914 $1,000 90.
WATER ST 22O and 222 and Beekman
ST. 100 and III. Bagcr Cotton co agi
Volunteer Hospital. 90 a., Jan .. 1914.
St11 ~.
ai agt swift a co. 81 al. May 20. 1914.
$40.
SAME PROPERTY. same agt Swift
Packing co. - al. May -. 1914 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
BIG BROOKLYN PROJECT
Seven Story Structure for B.
G.. Latimer & Sons.

Henry Lewis Morris, as trustee, has
arranged with 3. G.. Latimcr & Sons,
dealers In furniture and carpets, 10 put
up seven story structure at 33, 33 u
and 80 Flatbush av, Brooklyn, with
am "L' running through 20 - Rock
well Place. The new building is 20 be
leased 20 the furniture concern for a
pcriod o. tweuty-ore years at an ag-
rreeate rental Of about $4,000 How
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Realty Notes.

Louis Allen Abramson has fled plans
for altering 1866 and l56S Washington
av., for the Tiffany Realty Company.
as owners, az cost Of $4,000.
He is also preparing plans for altera-
tons 10 50 and 81 Ludlow ST.. for Fried
man & Hill
Arnold, Byrne Baumanu have sold
AZ North Plainfeld. y. j.. a 65-acre
farm, valued at $4,000, 10 H. W. Rog-
c~1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
CRUDE OIL STILL LOWER.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 2O.-The oil pur-
chasing agencies announced another
cut in price to-day. Pennsylvania
crude going TO 81 As. cut of Ne cents.
All other grades were cut two cents.
The prices: Pennsylvania, 81 IS: Mer-
Ger black and Newcastle, 81 o.; Conn
ing and Somerset, 95c; Cabell, 81 %,
and Ragland, 65c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Gets Fifth Az. Title.

John Russell Pope took title yester-
day to the easteriy block front on
Fifth az. from 96th TO 9th ST.. and
the premises and 4 East 9th st. lie
mortgaged the entire premises for
$4,000.
The purchase of the property was
reported in The Tribune yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Railway Franchise Abandoned

The New York Railways Company
yesterday fled with the Public Service
Commis sion a declaration Of abandon
ment of the franchise over what is
known as the Roosevelt 81. ferry
branch of the Madison ST. surface car
line The company says that changing
conditions have brought ABOUT the ces-
sation Of traffic over the route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Film Actor Waved Gun; Held

A cowboy fourishing a revolver was
arrested yesterday afternoon at Boston
Road and lSlst 81. by Patrolmau Deck
Ter, Of the fremont station. In Nor
risania Court he told Magistrate Ten
Eyck he was Joe opp. of 325 West SPA
St, acting for the films. He was held
for violating the sullivan law. His EN-
pioyer furnished $500 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Wen, and Boys Wear. Etc.

r.sEeoNrrILE FLA-KIdvel. -fer.-an
& FnGe. . " Eadel clothing. furnishing
gooIs. Herald square. ,...r.
rDrfsVULE. KY-M 10 NelJ'rgef' fNi"i7'-
ing goods Br-sIn. r..--
ptf-Tf-cEET r. f-Snartsnoprg a F0uIN-
Con. a Goiallle. c.othing 81 Spring r. ,
PITTS Bt- RGH-Frank g. Sedc'. "'''
mems clothing. go f'h a.. d,
tt.f,trrTA KAN FrueN clothes -nog. j
n trines. clothing furnishing soo1s'
Strand. 90. ,...t-.
BUFFALO Hens & kcly 90 " F''hn1 r.
f,rn goods. hosiery and underwear. 81
mon 80
RALrIMORE-stevart n 90. f1m"'.
clothing. 20 church ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21

irrce Metropolitan Life Insurance 90 loans
7Sth street and West End Avenue CO. 'h..
500 900 e,
7-rU ST. a. $50 NJ 10Th Az. 1919, Q. ~
y Mortgage and Security Go loans EI''
r-rTafhff 8 o. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
peal Estate
-)\Mdrket-
S5OO,OOO office Building
for Grand Central Zone

ard C. Pyle & Co. negotiated the trans
action.
The new building, which will be
from plans by Frederick Putnam Platt
viii occupy a frontage OF about 30 feet
on Flatbush av. and 25 feet on Rock
well Place. Il will be an attractive
structure Of the most modern design
and is expected 90 be ready for occu--
nancy bv Nav l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
AUGUST 90
Manhattan.

a. Grown ~ ] Schsnz t35 no.
p r. Bake 10 4 UoroWitl. $500
Annie J Mouton 20 : q Moulton. 81.
6 E Moulton 20 Half Century store Co. 81
y g. Bcuzieer AMI ano. trus. 20 Louise
Brnziger. g., 30
American Mortgage Co 10 G Mollc- and
auo. cNfs. q.
It'll & r Co to IAwyers Mortgage Co;
S1S 000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
The Bronx.

Martha VI Cove 70 Leonilds Duneux
1900
Josephine Kahrs 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: g. 500.
Annie Kelly 20 II = Epple: $4,000
Leonllda DurieuN 10 sophie Schulz. 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
$4,000 Office Loan.

William A. White & Sons have placed
for the Forty-ffth Street Realty Com
pany lean Of S325.OOO on the seven
teen story building. to II West 10th
ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
Hook Guns Roar To night.

Target practice with the guns and
mortars at Fort Hancock. Sandy Hook,
announced for tonight and Monday
night, will be held, instead, Friday and
Wednesday nights.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST 90
Manhattan.

WEST END AVS " cor 18th st. ss2assI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
n Ct ST q
Manhattan

10TH ST. T. 20 W Eth av 5Ox92. r. Il.
Jaffray GO. ART Wyanoke Realty Co. owner
1fcnewaO 50 900.
VALENTINE Az. r. 100 s. OF Baisley
av 25N1OO. S Gruber. sgt p Sheridan.
owner. Rudolph Han. contractor IRE
rou.a1t. S1og a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21
The Bronx

18TH ST. s. 100 Southern Boule
ward. sONl30. n Coucci agi Nicol Build
iug Corporation. owner and contractor
5000
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