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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10
ITEMS OF INTEREST
AT NATIONS CAPITAL
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVFN
TO NEWS OF IOWA PEOPLE.
Special Representative Will Keep
Public Opinion Readers Posted.
Interesting Developments of Ma.
tion's Affairs Tersely Described
by Former IOwan for Iowa
Readers.
Public Opinion Bureau,
Washington, d. C.
The Postal Theory Applied to Tele-
phone Rates.

Washington, d. c.
The Postal Theory Applied to Tele-
phone Rates.
The success of the parcel post ap-
pears to have inspired the Post Of
flee Department with the notion
that there are more worlds to con-
quer, and Mr.. Burleson is said to
be impatient with anxiety over the
fact that the program of the present
session of Congress has at no time
included moving the central Offices
from which 100000 telephones
are operated into the sanctums of
his postmastecs throughout the
country. Congress realizes that with
so many wires in the air that the un-
dertaking of government ownership
of telephones may be a difficult prob
lem to pull across. The Postmaster
general refers to the telegraph busi-
ness as being of 'monopolistic ma
ture," and says it is 'of vital impor~
tance to the people that it be con-
Quoted by unselfish interests"
Therefore he would acquire all tele-
graph and telephones lines. AS
might have been expected one of
the first demands upon Washington
in anticipation of government owner
ship has called for an equalizing of
rates for telephone service, and it
is pointed out that this policy which
has been applied to the whole postal
system, including the recent acquisi-
ton of the parcel post, should relieve
New York of its average rate of
$40 year for business phones and
similarly high residence rate, and
distribute the burden Of the cities
Throughout The country Quite nat
urally telephone users in the big.
cities would welcome a system by
which they could "average up%5with
the greater portions of the country
where 81 a month for residence ser
vice, and SO a month for business
phones, is the usual rate. The aver
age rate for all phones in New York
is $50 a year, while the rate for the
entire Bell system is $30.93. or
course New York thinks it is abused
and so do the people of San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Chicago and all other
cities. u
England has been averaging up
since taking over the telephones, with
the result that outside of London
residence rentals average $3S.SS,
while business phones limited to
1900 calls cost $43.74. London, Liy-
erpool and other metropolitan CEN
ters have lower rates in consequence.
Independent of the larger issues in
volved in government ownership
there is a good deal of talk among
Members of Congress to the effect
that there has already been too much
of this sort of business that equal
ICES" In favor of the cities at the
expense of the rest of the country
And while following the story of
rates at home and abroad the student
Of the question finds that while
there are not nearly as many tele-
phones in proportion to population in
lContinuf on last page)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

The old-fashioned girl who used
to think that Mugs Landing" was
the greatest play ever staged now
has a daughter who turns up her
nose at anything less elevating than
Damaged Goods"
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

The reason some fellows have all
day to stand around and ,indignate
about the trusts is because they nev-
er have time co read the Help
Wanted" column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

In 1880 there were 104,565 Chi
nese in the United States. In 1910
they numbered 71,153. The Japan
ese, on the other hand, have increas-
ed. In 1880 there were las Japan
ese here and in 1910 no fewer than
72,157.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

If there is one time more than
when a woman should be
left alone, it is when line of clothes
come down in the mud.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

IF any woman still has sleeve
Of the 1897 model, she could use
it as a skirt this year, by making a
little slit in the wrist" suggests the
Clinton Herald.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

According to the late agricultur-
al reports, there are fifteen differ
ent methods of irrigation-not in
Guiding those used in the prohibition
districts. - z
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

Some of the bakers bread may
be underweight, but it's big i'm
provement on the home made stuff
that weighs AS ounces to the
pound.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10
EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION
The Annual Convention of the Ep-
worth Leagues of the DecOrah
District Will Convene Next
Week.

The annual convention of the Ep.
worth Leagues of the Decorah Dis
trict will convene this year at the
First NJ E. church. Over one hun
Gred delegates are expected. This
being the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
the Epworth League, a splendid pro.
gram has been prepared
Monday, June Is.
500 Devotions-Rev. Sylvester
Ridgeway.
3:15 Address of Welcome-Rev
G. S. Lakeland.
Responsible. VIM. Darrow, Cres-
co.
9:45 Purpose and Possibilities OF
this Convention-Rev. Young, Wau-
kon.
Oiscussion-W. H. Burling, Post
vile.
AIS Registration of Delegates.
7:30 Music Program.
500 Convention Sermon-Dr. L.
Y. Lemon, New Hampton.
Tuesday, June 10.
500 Morning Watch.
$50 Charles Wesley's Hymns.
S;45 Business Session.
9:30-My Creed as an Epworth-
ian-Miss Rena Selder, Usage.
9:45-Open Discussion.
9:50-The Boy and the Church
Rev. G.. S, Lakeland
1920 Epworth Socials in Action
Mrs. Butterfield, Charles City.
Discussion-Decorah Chapter.
1926 Educational Value of the
Epworth League-Mrs. Guiles, Fay
cite.
1880 Departmental Round Table
District Cabinet.
>11:30 Report from Round Tables.
1870 An Idea. League Devotional
Meeting-Rev, Kerwin, Cresco.
2:30 Study Glasses. Miss Jen-
ME Ketchum, Riceville.
Symposium.
800 (a) The Ideal Church-Mc-
Gregor Chapter.
$40 (b) The Ideal Pastor-New
Albin Chapter.
32O (c) The Ideal League-New
Hampton Chapter.
$3.50 Open Discussion.
$40 A child's Religion-Dr. Cora
Miner, Waukon.
+ $50 The Junior League is g. es-
'sential?" Mrs. Frank Taylor, Charles
City. T2; lav
4:0OReports of Committees, Elec-
tion of Officers. r
4:365 Automobile Trip.
1880 Song Service Quar-
tet. ,
Installation of Officers. DR.. N A.
Mershon.
Address DR.. Frank Court, Usage.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. l.. w. Dooley
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

Nine. Lillian Nordica, the opera
star, who died recently at Batavia,
Java, left jewels worth S1,000,00O.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

Fish stories have been popular ev-
er since Jonah was swallowed by
the whale.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

There are 94S newspapers and
periodicals published in Iowa. While
Iowa ranked fifteenth in population
in 1910 only six states in the Union
rank ahead of her in the number
of publications, and these are the
states in which are located the
large cities. The only states in the
Union which have more newspapers
than Iowa are New York, Pennsyl-
vania, Illinois, Ohio, Missouri and
Texas.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

If you want anything advertised
without cost, tell it to the gossip.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

There is no demand for gold
bricks, yet they always find mar
ket.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1914-06-10

See Iowa by daylight should be
the slogan at this time of the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
EAST RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Queens Chamber Of Commerce
Opposes Plans Before Congress

Mayor Mitchell Will he the guest OF the
Chamber OF Commerce Of Queens at its
next monthly meeting. TO be held at the
clubrooms in Long Island city, on Mon
day afternoon. The chamber will have
the unique distinction OF having enter
tanned three different Mayors Of New York
city within ten months time. as Mayor
Gaynor was its guest on April .. 1913. and
Mayor Kline AT its meeting on October %,
1913.
An important matter TO he brought UP
AT this meeting Will be the opposition TO
the plans now before Congress for the
Improvement OF tho East River. 10 cost
approximately $4,000 The original
plans. which were favored by the Queens
Chamber Of Commerce. included a thirty
foot channel throughout the entire length
Of the East River from the Battery T.
Long Island Sound. but these plans have
been modified without the knowledge Of
the manufacturing interests in Queens, so
that the thirty-fOot channel extends only
as far north as the greensboro Bridge.
from which point 4 tWontYfoot channel
is proposed. This is not satisfactory to
the large manufacturing interests OF
Queens Borough, and the matter Will be
taken up at once with the New York
state Senator's and Representatives in
Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
TO IMPROVE MORRIS PARK
Borough President Mathewson
to Hasten City's Part in Work.

committee Of property owners IN the
Morris Park track section Of The Bronx
waited on Borough President Mathewson
yesterday and urged the necessity of the
city making improvements-that is. build
Ing sewers. laying out streets and acquir-
ing now streets before property owners
can 90 ahead and build on the big block
OF land sold At auction last year.
Or. r. y Kantrowitz. one Of the COM
mittce. said that the Morris Park Tax
PAYERS Association includes fifteen hun
bred members. most Of them owning
property on the old racetrack site. He
said the association is forming building
and loan association, and soon will have
500 OO0. but no move can be made until
the city does the preliminary work.
Borough President Mathewson said that
as soon as the local board passes on the
matter he will take II M with the Board
Of Estimate and Appointment and
hasten the city's share Of the develop
mont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
FEBRUARY 4
Manhattan

Henri 2 LOOMS. eU Caroline Loornis. 20
LAWYERS Mortgage Co; $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Hattie "
Goodhart: 800. coo.
Same 20 same, $40 90,
Ernest Miller - VIM y Croxston: $500.
Rita steinfelder 81 al. exrs. 10 Resale II
Steinfelder; 5000.
Jos Marcus to Samuel Blumberg: 81
Unexcelled Sales Corpn 70 Sutherland Turn
bull 60: 81.
Norris NJ Sinske - Samuel II Goldins: 81
Jacob Stiner 10 Abraham Korn; 81
Rudolrh Lane 10 Peter Dcelger Brewing Co.
500
Stephen Valentine and .no. trustees. to Elsie
p Tngraham: 81 $50 2S
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 TO Ida Adams:
SIS 600
columbia X nickerbocker Trust Co 10 New
York Mortgage and Security Co. f5I 900
Same to same: S73. 600.
same 10 same: SCI. 800.
American Mortgage Co - Chss Moller and
ano. ex-s and trustees SOL SO
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co TO
Bowery Savings Bank: $1,000
LAWYERS Mortgage co TO Valentine Macy
and nno trustees; 500. 900.
Geo w Murray. and trustee. 20 Lawyers
Mortgage Co; 500 100.
The Bronx.
Lillian A wolr 10 Frank Ritter. 81 10
Mary NJ Johnston and ano, eIrs, TO william
9 Johnston; 81. Jo.
Minnie ] Douglass 10 Mary " Johnston and
ano. exrs. $500.
Thomas II Johnston to Merida c Smith
81 100
charles de r Burnett to Sophie Nswhouse
1900
benjamin Kaplan 10 Henry Smonon; ST.
August Funck TO sidney Hck,x. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
Will Erect Church on Plot
i'm 150th Street, East
of Broadway.
SELLS CORNER IN
DYCKMAN SECTION
Property at 207th Street and Post
Avenue-Adds to Holdings
in 37th Street.

The Mount Nebo Congregation has
purchased site on Washington Heights
on which they will erect new edifce.
The property purchased is on the south
side Of i5Oth street. l36 feet east of Broad
way. a plot eixe91l feet. The congrega-
ton at present worships in the two story
building at No As West 1921 street just
west OF st. Nicholas avenue.
The Manatee Company has sold one OF
the choicest corner parcels IN the pyCh-
man section The property Is at INC
southeast corner OF 2G7th street and fos'
avenue. with n frontage Of 10 feet on the
street and 100 feet on the avenue me
marcel has been held at $1,000. II Is sara
that the site will be improved
Anthony Werner increased his hoiuihs.
on West 37th street by the purchase d'
auction Yesterday OF the four story nav
house on a lot o5x9s.9 feet. at NO. 'l' lot
SIS. 0Oo The sale was conducted py NuO
tioneer Bryan l.. Kennedy FOR the hc"9
Of the Patrick Flynn estate. MI. Verne
owns three adjoining tenements and no"
controls a plot 1Olx9S9 feet. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues. He bought
No. 3l6 at auction last year for Sl''4oo al
the stand OF Mr.. Kennedy.
!. Charles Weschler, attorney Tor 'he
receiver for the New York Real Estate
Security Company, announces that ne mas
practically closed with builder TO sen
No 6s TO 70 East nth street plot
% 1Ox1O22 feet. between Madison and fa'h
avenues. covered by three old I'VE storS
flats The deal, when completed. VIII re-
suit I'm the erection of high class H''lo
story apartment house. The properH
adioins the twelve story apartment u"
the southwest corner of Park avenue anu
nth street. built by George f. Johnson
y. \. Trotta has sold for the LAoert.
Brewing Company TO J. Carozza the plot
50xss feet at the northwest corner ol
lssth street and Belmont avenue
Arnold Byrne e. Baumann have SOU
for Herman Timberger TO Niiiiams
Grodginsky. No. East 18th street hNe
story fathouse, on lot 25X1co II feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
MANY LEASES OF
LOFTS AND STORES
Demand for Space in Buildings in
Fifth Avenue, Broadway and
Midtown Section.

Edgar A. Manning has leased for term
OF years the store and basement at NO
256 Fifth avenue for the estate of charles
4 Raudoine, to the Royal Copenhagen
Porcelain and Danish Arts, Inc, Of No. 10
West S3d street
NJ G. l.. Hess have leased for the Mar
mac CONSTRUCTION Company the fourth
floor IN the twelve story and basement
building. No. 2n-a5 West 31th street, to
Joseph ID. Mcclure. printer and binder
for a term OF ten years; to +. {. Aherton
Company. Inc, the tenth loft In TINS
building for a like term.
J.. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. Inc
leased TO the German Artistic Weaving
Company for Helen McGaw smith, the
store and basement and sub-basement or
Nos. l09-u Prince street; for Morris w.
Levine space in Nos. 4o-i2 West l7th
street, 20 various tenants, for the estate
OF John Downey, space in Nos. 1875
Broadway, to various tenants; for the r.
A. Seitz Realty and Construction Com
panv. space in building Nos. Ss-H East
10Th street TO various tenants, and for the
estate Of Leopold Sinsheimer, space in No.
IA Broadway
= r. Wood. ". II. Dolson Company
leased for the McDermott Dairy Company
the store No. 7l2 Amsterdam avenue. to
Hyman and Joseph Sudnovsky.
The Cross & Brown Co. leased space in
No. 3o6 Broadway to Bernard Barnett:
also space in Nos. 1871 West 3Sth street
70 Mrs. Isabel NJ. skinner. and the build
10 a
pany 10 be formed.
Duross Company leased the fourth and
sixth lofts in No. 81 West 5Sth street 10
Marie La. Tour for I'VE years; the second
loft. No. liz West 18TH street, to Mr..
Kisistinas, and the three story house No.
g, West 18th street. TO Maria Delplano.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. Inc, rented the
lofts at No. ITO Reade street. TO G. O. Ar
rowsmith Company; the first floor and
basement, No 20 Franklin street. TO
Brown, Norton & Co; first loft Nos. l5-
III Franklin street to Sebald NJ. Hohl.
and the third loft. Nos. 4eS and 800 Broad
way. TO NJ. Diamond e. Co.
Osgood Pel and Clark T. Chambers
leased for a term OF years the nth loft in
Nos. 2o-2i West 37th street, 10 Church K
Webb Inc.
Charles +. Noyes Company leased on
ces In Ncs. S7-S9 Liberty street. to Craw-
ford w Marsh and Philip Zalkind: in the
Fulton Chambers Building. Nos. lo2-l0i
Fulton street, TO lsaacson & Blank. and
in the Hanover Building. Nos. 1912
Pearl street. 20 Thomas h. Lindsey.
Ludwig c. Traube has leased for
number Of years the store at No. 1918
Madison avenue TO Kostin & Wellington
Nelson & Lee and Pease & Gilman
leased for the Mitchell Mark Realty Com
panv six offices ON the Broadway side OF
the Strand Theatre Building, now be-
ing completed at the northwest corner OF
Broadway and i2d street. 20 the f. Il
Havland Music Publishing Company for
long term II years.
Mcdowell 4 Mcmahon have leased for
stephen c. Clark the premises No. Gil 10
els West 1slst street. l95 feet West OF
ST. Nicholas avenue. 10 Harry Sicgol. who
will alter the old buildings on the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
WIFE MAY HIDE IN
Woman, in Counterfeit (
Conceals Name for I.o,.

In the hope Of being recoocn..
her husband some time. Ian.
the mysterious woman charged 80,
ing counterfeit money. faced irnn,,..,
before a jury yesterday rather ~,
veal her Identity
The woman was brought befo..
Hollister and a jury In the rrn,,.<
District Court yesterday for tr,., =
The opportunity was offered bey /.
n full confession and escape win
sentence. but she kept silent
This morning. when the seal.s :
the jury rendered last night -.
opened. she will learn her fate
~ have neither father, moths, .
nor brother she said on the stan :
last November my husband and +
rated. was forced 70 work a.
nestle, and when lost ny plse.
desperate
f, II CHANGED 10 meet man M.
his name was Ted Smith lat. \
two $50 bills he gave me. bouys, y
things. n was not until was ~
that learned tho bills were 'rajs.s,
y don't dare toll my real nan.
some time my husband may want 4 !
me back. I'll go 20 JAN first"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 4.
Manhattan.

18th ST. IS west. Fireproof Products 20
Gnc agt Arthur Brisbane, owner; Anton
strand. contractor. Thomas Farming SUD
contractor. sSaj 70 ,,-. 49,.
UiTU ST 52i West. Rcinhardt Bros sgt Ne"
York Real Estate Security 60. owner, Nc
Vickar-Gslllard Realty co, contractor. $50
ssTu s'r 5ss East: william Kral agt katn-
erins Bolz owner and contractor: VI %
BOWERY. 2e2. Brooklyn Vault Light 20 az,
Meyer Sanf, Wolf SAINT and FRANK hosen-
stein. owners; Frsad Contracting o. con-
tractor: sl3j 30. ,.--,x,.
10TH AVE. 100 and io2: william C2rlsan
agt Michael Mcclure. owner; Long hase"'
contractors: ;it .a ,-r.1.
eth AVE n u cor 10Th 81 blrfs:5 ,rIes'
Acme Metal Ceiling CO aEt Edward frl''n's"'
owner. n A Krauss contractor. 800
iOTH AVE. 100 and i0e. ~ " zen 20 ss
Michael Mcclure. owner. Long & hsse"' co"
IgTH sT az IN ~ West: n W Bel 90 ss-
vs. " Astor. owner. John J Gillen. lessee ho1s
& Hagen. contractors. 1915 20. " r..-.
s7TH ST $40 and 3f2 West American -to'l y =
Ronovating and Stucco 60 agt nsthe'i"0
Tdndeman, owner and contractor NloV.
The Bronx.
HUGHES AVE. 23i0: Giuseppe Munso - a.
ait Nicola Tedeshi. owner. Charles \ 'oroy'
contractor. so. ..,. c.rars
f0TH ST 9 = whole front. River e. 20 'erarp
ave <: Bethlehem steel 90 agt mn,
Morris owner: Wilys- Overland 20
Radey steel Construction co, contractor ~
81 Is <t,,, 70 @ r.,
18TH ST. 81 10 ssi East: ! Greenoerg . eos
rueIIcshach Construction co, owner s"p ""
tractor. s0i SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

The tonnage market continued quiet ana
rates vere nominal and unchanged. Quota
lions TO Liverpool. London and Glasgow, Sd:
Rotterdam. Si5d4c asked; Hamburg. 32i7
pfgs nominal; Bremen, 30 pigs: Hull. 2i4d:
BRISTOL oNd February; Antwerp, &c: Cork To-
orders. IS 81; picked ports, largo tonnage. IL
9d0ls 1oi5d: cotton 20 Liverpool, per 100 10
o5r CHARTERS British steamer 2.0s0 tons
coal. Atlantic range 20 Valencia. lis 50. Feb
ruary-March: Swedish steamer. 1,21s tons.
lumber sapelo 20 United Kingdom or CONT
nent. TSo, february; British steamer. 2s0S
tons. Transatlantic trade. one trip on time
charter. basis Is FIRST month. IS "a for bal
snco % time. delivery Gulf. February: Nor
wesfan steamer. = 3S7 tons coal. baltimore 10
Feiton private terms. February; steamer,
aa3 tons ties Brunswick 10 New York, phi
,ate terms. prompt. steam schooner. 3S3 tons
naval stores and lumber. 81 Andrews BAY
10 New York private terms; schooner. O5l
tons ties. Brunswick 10 Boston. private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPFR--standerd copper on the Metal tx
change was INN ct "a 25Q1475c for spot and
February: March. "a s7is .s7'sc: April. 1880
al4s74c, and May. l4sc'sgiAs7hc. The
local stree, market was strong, with lake
quoted al 10 nominal; electrolytio l47sG15c.
and casting. 14%Gi4%c. London copper closed
steady a, feG iSs ~ for spot and s67 for fut-
ufes.
TN Firm. New York SPOT. February.
March and April. 4os7h0fl12'so; May and
grne 4iG4 - London tin closed strong at
fis7 los for spot and tiss los for futures.
LEhD-Firm New York spot 4ioq4 20,,
snG East - louis, 4o5d4 l3c london lead
closed ~ eco.
efrcITER,- Firm; New York spot. 6.4og
= -0c. and East - Louis. ; zoos SO. london
si.eltcr closed az f2i - 81.
IRON Middieshoro No 3. Sis l0isd IN Lon
dom TIE local market was steady at Sl5V
SIS 30 FOR 40 ] foundry Northern and Sl4 100
Si5 - FOR No . Northern, No Southern and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-05

\ Z. Feb 2; yrs. per cent: 81 go afro,
nov. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. 10 broao
way.
The Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE. 2o7e. :. % l1iooi ~,
~: Adolph steiner to Frances &c. vent rsnt. 50
600. attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance ""'
ir pHp M '' ,VD 2e5Si2O sx25x 100 4
Anna somme TO north side Mortgage corpo or
ration 3gi East i,0th a.. Jan 81. yrs,, 80, ps,
cent. $3.50. attorneys Clocke & H. OF ''''
| ii9th 81. ,-c.t 90
CLINTON AVE. ". $40 II o. l'o ld,h ".
. lots each jO1lOo e mtgs sSJuV" s .,ort
Ilargton Building Co Inc 10 Mahhs,l'" o." as
/ gage 60 zoo Broadway. Feb =; que. ~. 80
| PER bond. s72OOO: attorney. Title Guaran'''
and Trust co. 100 Brosdway 49,. 49,. ,oox
GLEBE AVE. cor Of rarher saa,'c,v,II.
%. Mary 4 Corkey to Alice wall 'oInervI,,e'
! y i. Jan 10. 3 yrs per cent, sJ'' altoi"'''
| Franz Gsss. 22l5 Westchester ave 100,
INrERvALE AVE- cor o. 1870 . 81 Wood
| Cemetery. 40 Broadway Fob yfs' =, 20
cent. $1,000. attorneys. Miller. h, l. q l. 'V
/ IENNiNGs 81. IS. 1912 y Of Union ave;
| TOOK -: also Jennings ST. = 8. 1IO2 ~ 20. o.
! 1 MON ave. 2JxIOO. also RITTER ~. :. I'o
/ n Of Union ave. 25XlO2; also Jenn,hsS ~,
s. 2i52 n Q OF Union ave ~ llNlpO. Agncs
| 81 pragneu TO Smada Realty 60. 'Di tasc.
10th 81 prior mtg $4,000: Jan 81 = yrs, y
per cent. $500. attorney. ADAMS '''
Roberts TO Mary M"issner, III washington - a.
Ioboken y i. Feb .. yrs , per cent ~ 'Vp,
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Irus'
60. 100 Broadway. o. o
MOSITOT.T PARKWAY. North. $, 42s
n { g Of Jerome ave 5OxlOO. Emily Gau 20
Abr jacob. 10 East s7th st trus. FEB y
. yrs - per cent. 81 $50. attorney, IA"
yers Title Insurance and Trust CO. i6o Froaa
I way. 100
STEBB1NS AVE- cor % 1881 81 Tx
800 10 Rogers ave. Grossnsn Brothers & 10
senbautn "A corporation, to George T Johnson
Hanover Township. !. Feb !: J ". per
cent: $4,000. attorney. Title Guarantee ana
Trust 60. l16 Broadway.
WA9TITNGTON AVE. Z r cor Of 16Jth 81
1OOxlOO5: Academy Construction 90 70 Peerless
Holding Co 4B cedar ~. Feb !; per cent,
$50. 800: attorneys. Lind & =. 40 Cedar 81.
| SAME PROPERTY: same 10 Pincus Lo"eh
field. iOG East 64th st. Feb 2. ~, per cent
$4,000: same attorneys. o
| WHlTTOCK AVE n . cor Of ii1th 81. l0ov
20: Spofford ave n g. 200 n u Of Brown a ..
100. Hugh Duffy To Mario \ Hayer. 10
Park ave; Jan ]: 3 yrs. per cent. Slpo'
attorneys Hildrcth A. T.. 81 ave and ism ST.