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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
MILITIA COMPANY
WILL ORGANIZE HERE
Thursday Night Date Set for Postponed
Meeting.

Owing to confusion resulting from
misunderstanding as to the time for
meeting, those interested In organizing
a local company of militia postponed
the meeting until Thursday night at 8
o'clock. 1t is understood that the gov
ernment is anxious for the state militia
to get into a seasoned condition as
thew are likely to be called out for
service in Mexico. e,
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02

From Mexico City comes the infor-
nation that a semi-official note con
corning mediation was published to-
day which concludes: The public
will know in two or three days that
we speak the truth when declaring
that our honor and dignity will. be
saved"
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
Refuse to Admit Arms.

New York, June 2.-Five hundred
tons of ammunition arriving at New
York today from Bridgeport, Conn,
for the Mexican constitutionalists, will
not be allowed to leave the port.
1t was stated at the customs house
today that no instructions had been re-
ceived from Washington, but officials
declare it is probable that no vessel
bearing war munitions for either Mexi
can faction will be issued clearance
papers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
Germany Takes No Action.

Berlin, June mo instructions in
connection with the fines imposed on
the German steamers Ypiranga and
Bavaria for landing cargoes of arms
and ammunitions at Puerto Mexico,
have been given to the German Am
bassador, the United States Foreign
Office announced today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
ROBBERS USE AUTO
TO MAKE GETAWAY
Blow a Safe, Then Escape In Waiting
Machine.
(Bv Associated Press.)

Champaign, ILL.,, June 2.-Five rob.
bers in an automobile entered the VII
lage of Mahonet today, blew safe,
took $4,000 in currency, then jumped
into the machine again and escaped.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
FLORIDA DEMOCRATS
HOLDING ELECTION
Senator, congressman and County or
ficers To Be Chosen.
(By Associated Press.)

Jacksonville, Fla, June 2.-Florida
voters today are nominating the Demo
cratic candidates for United States
senator, four members of congress and
various state and county officers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
MORE DRY WEATHER
THROUGH THE SOUTH
Weather Bureau Says Continued
Drought Is Feature Of Week.
fBv Associated Press.)

Washington, June 2.-The weekly
weather bulletin, issued today, says
continued drought in the southeastern
states, and excessive rains in much
Of Texas, and Oklahoma.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
DIR. CHRISTIAN WILL
CONDUCT REVIVAL

Local Pastor Goes to Columbia For Ten
Days.
Rev. ]. T. Christian leaves to-
morrow morning to go to Columbia,
where he will conduct an evangelical
meeting for about ten days Next Sum-
day morning his pulpit will be occupied
by interchange with the Rev. w. e.
Fair, of Columbia.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
S Stand
Worries President

REBEL LEADER THAT PRESIDENT OF
REPUBLIC is SUBJECT DISCUSSED CABINET MEETING, BUT
DECLINE IT-szcRET DISPATCHES
rELEeRAPHED AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES, AT
FALLs-sHIPMENT
HELD AT NEW YORK PORT.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
THE MARKETS.

(By Associated Press.) "A 4
New Orleans, June e. Cotton nrm
on late trading, two to five points up.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-02
THE WEATHER

; Mississippi-Fair tonight and .
Wednesday. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
BILLION In TRADE
|. AWAITS EXPORTERS
Value of Products Imported by
Latin-America, Exclusive OF &,
Those from United States.
1r,.rn rh. Tribune Bureau.I

Washington, Sept. 6.-JOhn Barrett
director general of the Pan-American
Union. gave out to-day the following
figures relative to commercial cOndi-
tions in Latin America, the statistics
being based on the latest available
data:
1.-THE twenty Latin American cOun-
tries of Central and South America
conducted in 1918 a foreign commerce
valued approximately at S9,OO0,OOO,OOO.
The exact total was $2,s7O,1ss,576' or
this total the imports were valued at
81 8o4, 261 1853 and the exports at ST.
565 o16.s12. This gives Latin America
81 favorable balance of S26l,65b,O4S'
"Of the principal sources OF origin
of Iatin-American imports Great
britain furnishes products valued at
GOO O26 347; the United States, SSl1,-
90 SOD. Germany, $216,010,41S; France
eos 300 223; Italy, S65,494,4l3; Bel
linn. s4S,747,164; Austria Hungary
ca o96 ATS; the Netherlands, S8,2sS,85S;
Syitzerland, S6,1S9,04O; all other eoun,
49, ~ s217 29O.517. Although the United
S 49, ranks second, the possibilities
go Snilding up its trade are shown by
~ fect that the total of Latin-Ameri-
o,u inoorts, aside from those coming
from the United States amount nearly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
MILLS BENEFIT
BY LOW COTTON
Gather in Desirable Types at
Advantageous PriceS-Year
Shows Increase.

Fall River, Mass, Sept. Ga new
cotton year opened on September l,
and for the first time in the history OF
the cotton business the New York Cot
ton Exchange was closed through com
pulsion. Since the New York and othe:
cotton exchanges suspended, the big
gest as we'll as the smallest factors IN
the handling of the raw material have
been doing business pretty much ike
ship without Tudder.
So far as future business is con-
cerned, there is practically none, and
the little cotton that is being offered
TO mills throughout the country is the
result of Southern factors unloading
TO a moderate extent. According to
statements made by cotton brokers,
cotton is selling at a very low figure,
and already some mills have started to
gather in desirable types at advan-
tageous prices.
According to official statistics just
made public, and which are appended,
there were delivered to the mills of
Fall River during the cotton year ended
August 81 the sum of 417,354 bales,
against 382,S05 bales year ago, an in
crease over the previous year of &c.
O49. The following are the statistics:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
~ 81 600 100000, or exactly s986,938,.

to 81 100000, or exactly S9S6'950'-
469. H.
"The exports of Latin America, the
European market for which is nov,
greatly lessened by the war. amounted
in 1918 approximately to ,566,OOO'OVO'
OF this total the United States was the
greatest purchaser, taking products
valued at $54O,37S,2l2. Then came
other countries as follows: Great
Britain, S316,419,914; Germany, ,Sl92'-
894 ,7O2; France, S120,907415; Belgium,
$50, 557, SOC; the Netherlands, 3,277,-
cal; Italy, s27964,OO1; Austria-Hun-
gary, S23,294,99l; all other countries,
S247,722, $50. Although, therefore, 1t
will be seen that Latin America sells
in large quantities to North America
she exports to other countries, the
majority of which are engaged in war,
products valued at S1,061 $3.50
"These statistics are obvious evil
dence Of the present United States re-
sponsibility and opportunity in Latin
American commerce and of the imme-.
date necessity of a readjustment OF
international trade conditions for the
benefit not only of the United States
but Of the Latin-American countries"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07

the intentions and schemes OF the
movers had not been so wrong. The
craze for vast ornaments originated in
Prussia in 1910 or whereabouts, and has
grown ever since. do believe that the
Kaiser thought he was keeping the
peace by having a large army and
threatening with it. At last the sword
became living and mastered the
Kaiser.
"If, however, be wrong and Ger
many wins, you in America will have
the choice between arming on the one
hand and submitting to German die
tation concerning South America on
the other. In 1903 your ambassador IN
Berlin told me he foresaw that there
must be war over South America, for
Germany was resolved to go in there
and America would not permit it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
EIGHT ROOMS.

18th St. l33 West ! bath. u, $50.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison sV.
5sth ST., rs West. baths. sl,iOO
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison ay.
6Sth st.. West Vera $3.50.
+. r. Wood ". II. Dolson, BY g. S9th o..
list St. III West: Doriltou. $500 ,.., -,
F. K Wood. w. II DolsQn. BY & s9h St
72d St. 1Ol West. St. Charles. bath. SLEW
Frederick Zlttel & Sons, Bway & 18th o.
1850.
Geo. Rosenfsld Co, Inc 81 E. 'sd st.
'''' +. X Wood. ". Il. Dolson. b & sOth st.
soth 1t. 800 West Seyand ! bath. ST. 400
Frederick Zlttel X Sons, Bway & 18Th 81.
SD St, le9 West. S,9o-SNo.
+. r. Wood. W. II Dolson, By 8 seth st.
SIth St, 40 Riverside Drive. 81 60o-Si 500
". r. & J. ". Stewart, 10 Riverside D.
sSth ST., West Rosslesh q. S,Soo .,. =,
F. Il. Wood. w. H. Dolson, BY & soth ST.
s5th ST., II West Carlyle. N,g0 ,..,
+. X. Wood. W. Il. Dolson: ~ & Soth 81.
S6th st., rs West sterling ST. 90.
r. Il. Wood, w. II. DOlsOn. BY & s0ih 81.
sSth St, West s. 200.
+. r. Wood, W. II. Dolson. BY & so,h g.
Ssth ST., 80 west. The Suathsian N@.
+. r. Wood. W II. Dolson. BY & S0th 81.
seth ST., 267 West. Runoa baths. 81 500.
Frederick Zittel Il Sons; Bwdy 4 'stn 81 80
Goth st.; 800 Cen, PIX "; El DORADO so Mo ~
ESD St, 4.s West SgoO-N, 200.
F. r. Wood, W. II. Dolsou, BY & soth 81
s3d st.. 37-i3 West. Norman $3.50 49,.
+. r. Wood W. H. D0lson, BY 4 Soth 81.
$50 ST. Sc Central PIX. w The kenmars'
Sharp s Co. Bway, cor. ssih st.
93d 81, 325 Central PIX. W. The kenmaFs'
N sharp & CO., Bway, cor s9th st.
94th ST, 20 Riverside Drive. Irving Arms.
"i +. r. Wood. W. II. polson. BY & So,h st.
eth St 700 West. Corlnseca. $1,000.
F. X. Wood, ". II. Dolson. B,y \ Soth s.
'"n F. Sf X. Wood. ". Ii. Doison, B'y { soth a..
s9th ST., sol West End ay. Bennington :
baths 5000.
FREDERICK Zittel & Sons, Bway & 10Th e.;
: goth St, 300 Bway. The Arrason. N'IVO-
Sharp & Co, Bway cor. Ssh s..
Tooth St.. N4-sl6 West End ay. Nioo
Sharp & Co.. Bway, cor. 9sth - -.
! lOlst st.. S3l West. Dorothea. s. l0O-tl 400
7 T. r. Wood, W. II. Doson, b g s0th -.
| i0lst St. $50 West End av West End Kan.
'; Gas S. Koher. sOl columbus av.
+ HON 81. 6Ol-5ll West II. Hudson. baths
|i SmerIc9H Real Estate Co. 6O W 10Th st.
| illth ST., $40 West. Parkr1eie. S~0-FsoV
r r. Wood. W II. D0lson, BY q sQth -
nth ST. 5i5 West. The Rocktall. oaths'
'' SGgs. E, Hames 5i5 West lllth st.
ll6th st., 81 Morningsfde Dr. West. The Mont
Cents s.. 4OO-$l 5OJ.
Sharp 4 Co. Broadway, cor. goth st.
18TH St ana riverside Or. St Francis Court
$500. cal,
T. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson. Bway and SOih'
10th ST. 500 West Rolyat. 81 e00-S, 90
Frederick Intel X sons, Bway ana ION 81
l5lst 81, 60l West Washington irving. NyJe'
+. II. Wood. W. II. Dolson. b"ay ana SV'h'
I62d st.. ST. West. carolyn Court. N'O cal.
y p Wood. W. H. DOlsou Eway aud 0th
1881 St coo West Itlmoral Court. N.o-0
+. r. Wood. W N. polson. B"ay and sot ,n
lGJrh St 500 West. Hamlet Court NlWo'fl-N'
Schindler 4 Llgbler. 39-9 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 8.
Manhattan

r CIbulay 10 T.. G Corwth; $3.50
CIV Mortgage Co to L i williams Ct
al. trus 100000. ,.-
Sew York Trust Co TO City Mortgage
Co: SO. ~
Title Guarantee ana trust % 10 hoso
del Pine Hedden; $4,000.
The Bronx.
New York Trust 60 to Atlantic Mort
gage Corporation; $50 900.
Atlantic Mortgage Corporation to
SagovtiE; 81 ana.
I II Wilbur, gdn, to D w Wilbur; $500
u w Wilbur to Poughkeepsie Trust CO.
j Nv Belle to Title Guarantee and Trust
CO. $50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and
Attorney
SEPTEMBER 8.
Manhattan.

~ LIAR OK irreg; Mary Mercadantc 10 Fuse
Ito Gheiardi, i2l7 attn st. BROOKLYN 1m!s
sal 300; all liens; Sept 4; 81; atty baII'
SINE PROPERTY; same. indy and as
widow Agnazes Mercadante. and ignatlus
Nercadante, to same; q c; Sept 4; 81 same
atty. $780, %, ,o-,b Of On I
,As 4. Mortimer Z Trueman Ell al TO johanna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
WEST SIDE.
aEVEN RnnMa.

11Sth St, s22 w. Victor Hall. s1.ioo-
r. r. Wood. W. r. Dolson Co. BY q sa.h.
lieth st., 81 Morn!ngslds Drive West Ins
Sharp 4 Co. Broadway. cor aeth u.
iiSth st.. 10 MornlnR sid0 Az. fts9-tt .020.
". c. Coleman. 10 Morningslde Az.
10Th s.. % MorningSlde av Towers.
Everett NJ seixas Co., 6O7 Fifth Az
10th st.. 100 Morningsde Drive. The Pal
metto. $720-Sl 900.
ie4th st.. $3.50 ". baths 800 $50
Dun & Conger. Madison ay., cor SGth.
18Th ST.. 900 West. $500.
SchIndler Ltebler 929 Broadway.
i35th st. and Riverside Drive. 81. Francis
F. EN- r. wool 2oG H. H. Dolson Co BY q so,h.
' FREDERICK zit,el & sons. BY & 18th ct
r. n, Wood, W n. Dolson Co. ny 4 s6h.
14oth st. 81 Hamilton ~ Tslladsga; $500
14ist st. 4 B'way. Ellersle Court 5000.
r. r. Wood. W, H. DolsOn Co., BY Dth
1880 st., 80 Convent ay. Hamilton Grange.
r. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson CO. BY q so,h
r. II. Wood. W r. Dolson Co. BY q toth.
l4lth st.. cor. B,way Dallas Court. go
I4Ith St. cor Riverside Drive. Gracehill c.
F. r. Wood, W. X. Dolson Co, BY A 3th.
i45th ST., cor. Riverside Dr. Deerheld.
:. X. Wood. W. II Dolson Co, by a ss,h.
i49th ST.. II. q cor B'way. The Mansfield.
bath. $500.
George Rosenfeld Co, Inc, 81 Z. l2d IT.
l49th 81 & Bway. The Wallace. 81 900.
+. r. Wood. W. H. Dolson Co. BY a s..h.
l5Oth st. l52 Convent ay. Kenway. 500.
+. r Wood. W. H. DOlson CO., y SOLD.
l56th st., $50 w. Robert Fulton Court
Charles $. Kohier. 9O1 Columbus az
i32d st.. ass BWay. The Alfredo. $50.
T. II. Wood. W II Dolson Co. BY 0th.
1920 st., JS5 W Carolyn Court. $40.
+. n. Wood. w. H. Dolson Co, BY s. soth.
1880 st.. 800 w. Bamoral Court 5000.
+. r. Wood. W. H. Dolson CO., BY 4 e0ah'
l6Jth st.. 600 w. Hamlet court 81 100.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler. 1929 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
SEPTEMBER 0.
Manhattan.

ROWERY. w = 70 Great Jones st. q.
ass: Eusebio Gheardi to Mary Mercadsnter'
3S T. 10th st. Sept I. due as per bond ShJOO;
atty. l. r Moran n Chambers ~.
GREENWICH ST. =. 100 Nestry r.. iox
1855: Greenwich ST. " 8. 1872 Spring st.
2G2NSo: Washington st. on. s. a.. - 49, 90
ST; Sept (; yrs: $4,000: atty. r & 7 60.
MONTGOMERY ST. g. 5: e2Ns0' Beth
IIachnesseth Aushey Alshan Wcanshey Joye
TO Esther Kaplan. 80 Pike e. prior mtg
$4,000: Sent (: . yrs. c, $1,000; atty. J
PITT ST n W =. 1862 Stanton st. :4.lOI
100. TiIhe Gabrilowitz to NJ SabsevitZ. l4-O
Pitkln av Bklyn; install. 6 D c: sept 4; N,IOO;
atv, J Feinson. 299 Bway. o.-,,,s.
list ST. : s. go 2 West End av. @Oxl0ob D.
7 Y Ouinlan 10 Annie 4 Dimond. s. " iOth
& D. eGl Bway.
The Bronx.
EANTA LANE. =. IA e Billar av. 45x7s;
John = Barry 20 Iuga VI Olsen, l5JS Crotona
Park East prior mtg $1,000 Sept 2. yrs. s
per cent; $500; atty, George Il Hayes. Ill
RRiGGs Az. W $. 1910 3 l96th st, 5o1H
loo II. Mitchell e. McDeTmott Realty 60 0ncl
to city Mortgage Co; Sept 4; demand, per
cent: S3G. 900. atty I 4 Snow, - Wall st.
EASTERN BOULEVARD. II 3, 800 II road
from West Chester @23. 2N2i2.l lNJG; Samuel
Uaight to Randall comfort, East Pleasant
vile. y Y; Sept 3. yrs. per cent; 5000
atty. Title Guarantee and Trust Co .,-,,o.
HOE Az. >. l6j 18TH St. BsXloo;
Roman Catholic Church OF St. ChTysostom TO
Lillian Won. Ills Hoe ay prior mtg 5000
sent 9: due as per bond; 50 900; atty Title
Guarantee and Trust co.
OSGOOD ST, 3. 81 n De Nit av. being
LOT ga, map Penfeld property; Rose * Feely
10 Margaret s Tabor, e4A Marion av; Aug 81
2 yrs. per cent; $500; atty, Margaret
Tabor 2474 Marion av. "a.
PROSPECT Az. W :. 40 166th st. 4oXloo:
Angel CONSTR 20 to Nicola Apostollco 100
simpson st; Sept /; 3 yrs 6 per cent; $1,000;
any n Cracauer. ~ Bway.
l7oD 81, e =. l2S.J Boston Rd. 67.lNlSS TO
seabury Pl: Terrace constr 60 TO Oliver ID
n. Peiyedon. Sound Beach. Conn: Sept 4; >
yrs -. per cent; 49, 90; atty. Henry + NIL
Ter A Pine ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07
NINE ROOMS.
e4th ST.. West. Harperley Hal 2 baths
50. 800 5000.

cath ST.. West. Harperley Han , baths.
50. 400. i,CDO.
Manager on premises.
list ST.. Io5- no central Pk vs.. Barnard. $3.50.
l.. Il. Wood ". d. Doison Co. 4 SVth
saith St 4s5 West End az. Hohenzoiern.
+ r. Wood. W. II. polson Co. BY & soih.
S4th st. lgO Riverside Drive 5000.
". r 4 J. NJ. stewart. 10 River lie Ir
Goth st., SO0-SO2 Genital Pk. West. IL Dorado
+. Il. Wood, W H. Dolson co BY & Sour
9ed ST., I West. Cherbourg Sl'@o, cal.
r. r. Wood, ". Il. p0lson Co. By & N'h.
e2d ST. ! West. CherbOuIg 81 800 -,
~. r. Wood. ". II. DOlson Co. BY & @th'
s3d st.. 10 Riverside Drive. stratiord Avon.
s. 500
+ r. Wood. W. H. Dolson Co. By & soth.
oath st ~ Riverside Drive Irving Arms
f. r. Wood. ". n. DOlsOn Co BY & Set1.
97tn 81, .q9 west Pow elton. 81 700.
f. r. Wood. ". 81. bois0u Co. Is & soth
1929 ST. 4lS Central Tx w. Braender. flbp
t. r. Wood W u. Dolson 60, Is & seth
10th a.. Uoi SO West. II. HUDSON. 3 baths.
American Real Estate Co sOl West 10Th.
illth st. e. cor BY. The Rocktah 3
baths 81 500 g. 90.
c. T.. Hanes. res. mgr. So West lllth ~
1895 st, sol West wellington Court N,.W
=. r. Wood, W. u. Dolson 60. By & 9th.
l6jth st. 1920 - Nicholas az. StocEtc sl,VO
r. r. Wood " %. Dolson Co, BY q s9th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-07

10TH ST. 49, n IS. it5 W "a av. 2SIiooi
sly tenmt; same Rgt Rams; action 9; sans
atty aud ref; due. NSp2l Of taxes, etc, Ssee.
WD ST, t0t y, =. SIS ist Av @SiOo.b;
Never l,etkowitI ct al; w Hopping, atty;
~ singer RET; due. sA5SS II; taxes etc
MONROE ". -. IS. @.a W Pelham Az,
Cans al LedermAn Realty Co et al; Io'
Sans' atty J II Judge. ref due, I.s o.
taxes, etc. N6S 10: sub to first mtg Of 1900
BY Bryan J.. Kennedy.
1sisT ST, sol w. cor Northern sy
RosenthRl AIT First Preferred Realty Cor
poration et al: " Swain, atty; Z d BOWL
ing, ref: due, &l95,Oi6 SO; taxes. etc, ga
So 30.
BY Henry Brady.
SOD ST. 24G and 24s p, = =. els W %
av 40NTG7X irreg. 3 sly clubhouse; Mutual
Life Insurance co agt Beth David Hospital
ct al + ! Allen. atty; ] Hynes' ret'
CHARLES ST, $50 and la2 SIS, o70 "
Greenwich 81. 80. 4xeOx49 sx42.4. two 3 ATTY
tennis; NJ straus agt " r sprnEsteen ct
Rl: NJ Monfried, atty. q Farrell, ref;
due, $e,45S IS; taxes etc. S3i2 -.
BY ID. p. InErabsm & Co.
45TH ST, al f. n $, $40 W I'd sy. COX
berg at all Johnston 4 ], attys:, AT
mayer RET; due. Sj.Ss4 90: taxes, etc, SOL
BY NJ. Morgenthau, Jr, co.
10TH ST. 226 Il, =. $50 W "a av, "5x
1904, sty tenmt; Mutual Life Insurance
co RRt J II Bodine 81 al; action 1; 7 J.
Allen, atty; II A Friedman. ref; due, ZIG
9O7 SO; taxes etc. $500
AT 1908 Third av:
BY Henry Brady.
FOX ST. $50. W =. ASH n 1891 st. 1oo1lO42,
sty dwlg; Hendrix Hudson Co aGt Fanny
Rudomin ct al: Ferriss & 8, attys: p
Doyle ref; due. So, Oo6 o3; taxes, etc. $500 IL
BROOK Av. bb. W ., 1851 Westchester
av. 2e. 1Ox6s 6x2e. 6N5tl. sly tnmt and stores;
Jonas Wen agt Samuel Brener ct al: Lew
kowitz & S, attis; o Ferrell. ret; due
81, J0e II.
ON FRIDAY
At II Vesey St:
BY Joseph p. Day.
ig3D ST. 2o7 w. $. 100 It'll Az. co19s.ri.
sty dwlg: r q wild. trus, agt BERTHA Doc
tor ct al; Winthrop Stearns, atty; W w
Irwin, ref; due, t9,6lS 90; taxes. etc, $li2 TO-
BY Daniel Greenwald.
ELDRIDGE sT. 10, :. 1897 n Division st,
20 lX66 6, sty tnmt and stores, Sheriff s sale
Of all right, title, &c, which Gottlicb Kramer
had on July g. 1914 or since; A Herr!ck,
atty.
At 920S Third av:
BY Charles A. BerTIan.
JEROME Az. e s. block front between l6ith
and l65th SITS, 466, OK E 1891 10 Cromwell
av xl61lx l59 Ok COLL TO l54th ST xl20. 10.
also Jerome av. $ q cor l6ith ST. Nl SX2SXl3'
10 W creek xl74.7 10 l6ith st Xl336 9, Nacan; ;
r Mcdonald ct al agt T. Robinson 81 al.
Allen & S, attys; J Hynes, ref; due, $54,OS';
taxes, etc, t5,4S2 IS.
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WEST SIDE.
ONE ROOM.

as,h st If West. bath. $500.
pease & Gilman $40 Madison ay
Sstb st 3O9 West I bath. Sijo-s6N
sharp & CO.. 81 way. corner seth 81.
TWO ROOMS.
sSth 81 s-li West / hath S3oo-i3s0.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison ~.
soth st. / West. l BATH. S'SJ-N, 90.
Pesse & Eliman. 80 Madison
t7tb II A a. West ] bath. $40 9lsp.
Pease & Eliman. $40 Madison ay
ssth St il6 West. / hath 81 DO 81, 20.
pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Nv.
sist 81 10 West Pasadena f60n
= n Mood " u Dols0n 20. BY & s0th.
64th 81. West. Harperley Hall, $50
$500.
18th St ldl West. The F,elyn F'f
+ r. Wood. " r. Dpls9n -, B'S Seth.
SGfh - pa West / bath $50 q 90
sharp & Co., Broadway. corner gsth ST.
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WEST SIDE.
TWO ROOMS.

1871 st. 100 Claremont ny. Royal Grand. 1900
r. Zittel e. Sons, broadway and 18th ct.
18th st., $50 West. Sylvia Hall $3.50.
+. X. Wood. W. II. Dolson Co. BY soth.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER &.
Manhattan.

18th 81. 4SS and $40 =: 3 Adelman ast
q Schuster and Bertha MOeller. owners.
Munsch contra tor; SIS.
goITH ST = T. 100 q or Amsterdam av. l50N
s9lI; e Gates & 60 AIT Orusant Consruc-
lion 60. owner and contractor; =, 40 %.
70 Inc agt bohemian Benevolent ana Lit
sTary Association. owner: G. Niolante, con-
tractor: Suliu Concrete Contracting 90. sub
R0WERY. ~. Z X Anderton aEt Finkel-
stein. agent owner Gottlteb. contractor
- 9'GINHATTAN Az. 6o7; NJ sparber aEt u
e,Lu,jtzer owner; 7 Becker. contractor. SIS
BROADWAY 1850 70 1854. STANDARD Lock
20 agt Z II earle. tr. and a + Emo. owners,
Delta Theatre Corporation. lessee and con
tractor '''' The Bronx.
nanny ST " 3. SsL6 LegEeu av. look
ma NJ Grillas sgt Factory sites, Inc
owner: J IAitner. contractor; ", 80 30.
u ,'ooper. owner l. Rosen. contractor. 500.
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER 6.
Manhattan.
sT4 Av. 464. and Trinity Az. . >. 200 3
,tS,L a. g0xs6s: two actions, city Real
uSts,e 20 AIT Agnes GeoEhegan ct a.
ii1Tmsnded foreclosure Of two mtgG: atty, II
sS STIT ST 7gI and $50 Z; } Zimmerman ct
al AIT n Sonnensrhcin 81 al foreclosure OF
mtg: atty. 7 r Conlon.
The Bronx.
rarN1TY Az. = 500 l5sth 81 :jA735.
1nrstta Cowau nEt Caroline \ Weber et al
foreclosure Of mtg, atty. 7 W Foster.
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THREE ROOMS.

18th st.. &c west / bath $3.50.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison aY.
9th ST.. II West l bath. 81 500.
49,, Pcase < Blllman, gao Madison az az,
peese * Elllman. $40 Madison ay.
18th st.. 200 West. 1 bath. 81 10 800.
PtBse & lslliman, 3iJ Madison av.
b9th -, ~ West / bath. Sl,OOO-Sl, 500.
Pesse q Gilman. $40 Madison av.
10th St.. ll6 West. / hath. $500.
Pcnse x I.llman. $50 Madison nv.
6lst St, 10 West. Pasadena. $500
T.. H. Wood W. H. Doson Co., & seth.
64th st., West llarperiey Hall. $1,000.
Manager on premises.
6Jth st.. l0i West. 1 bath. SrsO-slO2o.
Sharp a 90. broadway. cor yJth 50.
| s5th ST., 800 West. 1 bath. N,3CO sl.JOC.
Sharp a. Co, Broadway cor. seth 81.
9s1 ST.. West. Tho Raleigh. ! bath. $3.50.
Sharp & Co. Broadway, cor. S9th 81.
oath Ct. 2Oi West The Franklin. hath. 1855.
sharp 4 Co. Broadway. cor. s9th ~.
aSth ST., - West Holland court. $500.
L. r. Wood. w. n DOlson Co, BY & S0th.
lilth st., 528 West The Ramona 500.
=. Y. Wood. W. NJ. DosOn co., by & s0th.
Han st.. 500 West. Heathcote Hall. $50
=. r. Wood, w. IT. EosOn Co, BY a NOth.
ii5lh st, SO West. Amesbury Hall. I bath ,tho
Sharp g Co. Broadway cor. 18th 81.
i22d st., 5000 3lOl BY. IIazelton Court. $3.50
F. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson 60, Is K ,Oth.
l23d st, 100 Claremont av Royal Grand. $40
!. M!t9l Sons. Bway ami 18Th st.
10Th St. sol West. College View. SI6.
F.. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson 60. BY & Soth.
1881 ST.. go st. Mich. ay. The Kenrsaw. S2l6
+. Il. Wood, W II. Dolson Co, - 2 & S0th.
18th ST., c72 st. Nicholas ay Marion Court.
l bath. Si2l- ;lJ6.
Sharp & Co, broadway. cor. 99th II.
l5lst ST.. SOL West Washington Irving. $3.50.
+. X. Wood, w. II. DOlsOn Co, E'y & &th.
1881 St, 600 Wet Balmoral court. $40.
+. n. Wood. w. II. Dolson Co, BY & SOth.
lath st., col West. Wilton Apts. 800 $50
SCHNEIDER 4 Lieblcr, 1919 Broadway.
225th St, Marble I'M ay. Marble Hin Apis.
$3.50
+. Il. Wood. W. II. Dolson Co. BY SOth.