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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
The Ancient Iriskelion

earlier. on the coinage OF 700 B. G.,
and numerous examples are to be
found. The symbol in this form,
whether originated from sun, rooster
or other source stood for the idea of
victory.
THE Triskelion, then. Is the figure
of the movement of the universe, of
the sun, source Of energy, OF speed,
of victory. the symbol OF motion.
The particular form of the Triskel-
ion appearing on the Stone & webster
symbol bears a striking resemblance
to those symbols so often placed in
kinship with the Chinese Monad, and,
OF course, It's relation to the Swastil11
is obvious. Indeed, the suggestive
characters OF all three symbols, Swas-
tfka, Monad and Triskelion. seem to
proceed from single symbolic idea.
II recall that the coat of arms OF
the Isle Of Man in the Irish sea Is
known as the three legs of man
which Is very similar in form to our
Triskelion and unquestionably Is OF
very great antiquity. On the corner
OF Lime street, and London Road in
the city Of Liverpool there hangs a
sign above tavern which Is almost
identical with this same symbol. It
is also very remarkable fact that the
Swastika has been found upon the
pyramids and ancient monuments of
Mexico and Is similar in design to
| those upon the pyramids of Egypt and
walls of Babylon This form and the
pyramids whose sides represent a
triangle show the same common origin
as those OF Egypt and have given
much consideration to the probability
OF the lost continent of Atlantus
which originally occupied the great
deep now stretching between Cape
ST. Roche on the lower American
coast and the Grand Canary Islands.
You are familiar with the device. You
wear 1t on your person and you are
proud of your membership in the
Organization whose symbol 1t is, but
do you appreciate that 1t represents
pre-eminently efficiency?
"The combination of these two an
Gent symbols has distinct mean
ing-the meaning we may say of the
two objective purposes toward which
the activities Of Stone & Webster
have taken trend. The Triskelion is
symbolic of the sun, of energy, life,
motion and progress. The triangle is
/ suggestive OF stability-and here in
this combination appears the idea Of
movement and energy confined by the
limitations of permanence.
ITO a business organization whose
activities are largely concerned with
the generation and use of electricity
the Triskelion, incidentally, Is we'll
adapted. 1t is hardly necessary to
point out the symbolic representation
Iof the electric dynamo made by this
figure. Nor do the three arms Of the
symbol and the three sides of the
triangle which enclose 1t fail to sug-
gest the three activities in which the
Organization has taken It's growth
the conception. construction and oper-
alton Of industry-the firm Of Stone
& Webster. the Stone & Webster En-
cheering Corporation and the Stone
& Webster Management Association. =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22

mainly the cause Of the local team
most of their chances. Early
in the game. however, the local team
took the lead and stayed in that posi-
ton until the last whistle. The work
of Meador and Vaughan at guards vas
high class, and kept the Carthage
squad from becoming dangerous. The
Keohuk team goes to Mt. Pleasant
next week. They are making no pre-
dictions on the outcome of this game,
but hope to revenge the defeat suf.
fered here early in the season.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
And What 1t Signifie. Today.


Nevertheless one can readily see
that, once originated, the Triskelion,
with its suggestion of motion about a
centre, had peculiar charm as a
symbol for man, and that man used
the figure through the ages to express
one OF the fundamental qualities Of the
universe whose activities he could
observe or subconsciously feel.
The suggestion Of motion in the
Triskelion is the sugg estion OF the
great mystery of the universal plan.
Motion, indeed, is pictured symbol
ically by the figure. The centripetal
and centrifugal forces as conceived in
the Nebular Hypothesis of scientists
are here delineated as they were felt
by the prehistoric man. OF this In
finite and universal whirl examples
must have come constantly before
the attention of the hunter OF the
Mastodon as before the attention Of
the modern man. The Triskelion is q
Isymbol OF the great universal move
ment.
Karl Won den Steinen, a German
writer, finds assurance In the opin-
ion that the Triskelion, whatever may
have been its evolution, originated in
an attempt to draw the picture OF a
rooster with its tail, head and legs
as the three arms Of the figure. From
him we learn that the bird spread from
Persia into Europe by the way of
Greek Asia Minor, and the symbol
spread with him. Undoubtedly the
German is SO far right, but the use of
the 'whirling' symbol e. centre with
arms) was far too universal to be ex-
planned by rooster. The armed cen
ire with suggestion OF motion prob
ably had many territorial and racial
origins, and the general source OF
these independent and similar sym
bols was probably exactly what one
might suspect 1t to have been-the
sun.
The cruder races undoubtedly could
not know Of the true whirling motion
Of the sun, but they have never con-
ceived its motion to sliding motion.
The ordinary savage believes that the
sun rolls and makes progress from
place to place, and even the child with
untutored finger who draws rolling
ball will often indicate it's motion by
centrifugal lines. We may not be
sure. of these matters, but 1t Ia wiser
to follow the more plausible explana-
ton of a symbol than one which is
merely piquantly ingenious. and on
this ground we may be comfortable in
the belief that the almost universal
presence in the history Of symbols OF
the whirling figures like the Triskel-
ion, and Swastika is accounted for by
some universal and mysterious and
j awful object like the sun itself. which
1 is always before the observation and
wonder Of man.
THAT the rays or arms of these
| figures are symbolic Of motion is not
only indicated by suggestion, but in
innumerable cases of variations on
Greek shields and Roman coins the
rays of the Triskelion take the form
of legs indicating speed or movement
This particular form appeared in Sill
icia in 317 B. c.. in the Argonian col
ony of Aspendus in Pamphylia, much
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
AckERLAND CUB PREsIDENT9
Unable to Confirm Report Of National
League Owners.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. pa
well defined rumor is to the effect
that Harry Ackerland. stocasholder or
the Cubs will be chosen president
Confirmation of this report could not
be had by any OF the National league
members here tonight. They abso-
lutely refused to discuss the subject.
The secret meeting of the Nationa
league came to close tonight with
out anything being mads public.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
Answered False Alarm.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 21.--Answer-
Ing hurry call for police squau,
the breathless patrolmen were told
by Mrs. Jeanette Evans that she want
ed them to make her II year old son
put cut the light and go to bed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22

defeated Duke Kahanamolou who won
the swimming championship at the
Stockholm Olympic games in fifty
yard swimming race today, tying the
worlds record of 20 3-5 seconds, set
by the Hawaiian champion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
New Haven Depot Burned.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
!, HARTFORD, Conn. Feb. 21.-
Three firemen were injured in fight
ing fire which destroyed the New
iofk, New Haven and Hartford raIi-
way station here this afternoon. The
ioss IS estimated at $250.00o. The fire
was discovered in the Adams Express
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22

five hundred yards metropolitan swim.
ming championship, the feature OF to
nights meet at the sportsman's show
in the Madison Square Garden. !,
In the fancy diving championship
Malcolm MoGrsgor Of Yale. won.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22

dino, Calf, stating he has in his care
man believed to be Michael
Maitsch, Clevelander, who disappeared
January 81, was received late today
by John Wagner, friend OF the lat-
ter. A letter received from Los AM
geles last week by Haitschs sister,
Mary Kunch, Danhury, Conn, asked
her to send 5000 to pay ransom. 1t isl
said Haitsch was being held prisoner.
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Scott Defeats Duke kahanamoku.
United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
HONOLULU, Feb. 21.-Robert Scott
Of the Olympic club, San Francisco,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22

Tobias Cops Swimming Meet.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.zoltar
Tobias, unattached, tonight won the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22
Haitsch In Hosnita,

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 21.-A
telegram from DR. P. M. Savage, OF
the county hospital at San Bernard
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-02-22

do so. She stated she had letters to
prove this.
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room. The heavy snow kampered the
firemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
Is a Twelve Story Build
ing at l4th Street and
Seventh Avenue.
INVESTOR BUYS FLAT
IN EAST 18TH STREET
West seth Street Dwelling Brings
$4,000 at Auction-New
Bronx Apartment.

Negotiations are pending for the sale
Of the twelve story loft building at
the southeast corner Of Seventh av.
and 14th ST.. fronting 100 feet on the
avenue and 1O6 feet on the street.
This section will be greatly bene-
flied by the seventh an. subway, which
is now under construction. There Will
be station in front of the property.
The building is owned by the Seventh
Avenue and Fourteenth Street Corpo-
ration. Of which Leslie R. Palmer Is
president.
The site was purchased from the
Adams Express Company in 1911 for
S260.OOO. The building on the site cost
S250,O0O.
Harry H. Cohen has sold for Max
Cohen 6e5 East 1Ssth ST., five story
new law fathouse, on plot S16XlOO'
between Cypress and Jackson avs.
The new owner is a Mr.. Schneider
who will hold the property as an IN
Vestment.
The four story dwelling at so West
seth St.. between Fifth and Sixth avs"
was sold at auction yesterday IN fore
closure for $4,000. Il came to sale
in am action brought by the Seaman's
Bank for Savings against VI. Z. Ban
non and others TO satisfy a Judgment
OF S57.S55. Other liens against the
property for taxes, etc" amounted TO
81 .032. The plaintiff became the new
owner on a single bid.
The Wedgewood Company Il. +.
Neil PRESIDENT has filed plans for
six story apartment house 10 cover
the block front on the south side OF
1880 ST., between Webster and Deca-
tur avs. in The Bronx. a plot lOe.lN
1911. Andrew J. Thomas. architect
estimates the cost at $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
FORECLOSTRE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEw
Y0rr.-Otfo G-riau. plaintiff against o.as
KarD and othor,. Defendants In r1fsi4i''
~ a Judgment z f.~.r.r.gra and SALE i-g
made and entered in Do. qbove-entfiei a-tJi
and bearing date the -.rf aay q oct IL,
lgit the urder4 Eref f.. r.f.r,e % ss!
Judgment named. v.l s,U at public al l'
a- the Exchange eslo-r1.u S. 1875 Yssr
-trraf ir rha Eorarrr af Manhattan ciy 2
o-e.. ~ .. ,t -..t .r- = V-ter-tsr "a
o. '"' ~" l'. -." ~. f..s.s
D,. ,.-.t 49,. .. a-..fs d
I'ai55' . a. ...l nee e $500 >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19

Tie Lotion % Slavson Company has lesse1 70
Roscr Williams the New York repfcsentat'e ~
= suite of hve shovrcoms upon the thltI ho'' :"
the Cuvier building Ne-i2o West Nd - ,,,
AR Williams has occupied for the iat, esll
vc.rs tho store al rs West 4.d e.. ana m MS new
location ne win keep for permanent display ,AnN
81" a eorrrle,c line Of everything electric Ton
,@..te-. u, mn sired ranges The display rooms IN
Mr Wihams's suite are So arranged mat amp,
window snacc Is provided alcng lstse puo,.y
l,lby An addition % the window displN rom lne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19

and :. all Hens. Sep, II s,tys. 4 II Bloch, ~, es
iBHTiviA ST. ]. - ass . Roosevelt. s; s; ;s5i,
Il, IN Nov IS aity 7 Farrell Registers once NH
rrizAprTH 81, ea.oe. =, No. ' GLsnd ",
ano s22s 10Th ay, brooklyn. AT Hens NOV ioS
"TlrRsoN "AV. " = fruul sherman to Post Az
glO1l0o. Chas Hentlc Really Go 20 ,smic N,l,,,
Sase So6l. Nov ~ atDs Goldsmith. &. 4 Wal
"VT,pIsoN 81. se - i;es g csthsrlne 81. ~
zoos. ii T Audrcws fof 60 / oe ' ,,. io
Sratford ri lroosyu tmig 100000 all Zen, ia Noo,
NiW 'tlkMpiRs sT ~ s. ,geill $, Miui AZ
81. g6l Sarah D s'ngrou g. y !, T'1'c' 81
WOosi.vIIT sri : @ cor batavia q. iem,.
ELLEN Farrell 90 Auna N % hnSn ~ i n,W
e. Nov IS Units $4,000. nv I'"e" "o' gI
'RoSSYVTLr ST. C. q. gs2. batavia A. ielit.
'' wu " III 81 s. io0l Hroone ~ 20 '1loo
w,llsti ~ Q e. 1904 u Grand ~ rs inloO' Dora q
sso S ecol. s,tSs. EllGs G s =. no Bvy; 500
''iisSff Az iSeS " o. 49, eSth n. runs " ~ .1
90; o., 9 rs re r aos.n rS 20 20 Metro, 1Ss
goIitsn Trust % az Wall st. Nov 49, H'N' SaaTos do
i ~ n " kv % ice Hau Ss. G2 '1h d. lsrss.e. ,
kepion 20 ! Ksplou & GO. Inc. al 10Th ov. a.
ncus sttys. Cohen Bros, +. WNal io,,b n
ZOO stern Co a Hcchscncr Huntington. J. j
,mtg Ss66oool: nov u. and s. Any $ioo
18TH ST. 623 T.. p s. So AZ o. Ii.Nl w..
T Id5 I,. I ~ ~, NV - Co. 81
''ssoTI ST ips ~ -m av 5oSq2. luuard io
Cuuard Market llarnorousa Leicc1'e ,,9i,g i
lmtg '225 goo all lc''' OCT ~ "N'' si66
2eTH 81 sos W, 100 woi i ,sl , ~, 20, 10,
an liens OCT 81 atys cohen Bros 81 w, Wan 81 q
100 5. Dovlins rci 70 lryne sayqss lns' u
tion no Chambers st. NcS i a'Ns. pe9o ~,
- t,Ti sr. s.. lo5 = Of Park a.! , ted9o5 !,
Freehold. \ j. 1, part Nov Il sttys. saltcr
is6 Nassau 81: SOU
,o0 1 Sio,c, f.isnd and Manhattan Realty CO to
l'j Fr lSaisp iaa5 Bsay De, s. l9i2 81
=, PtH = N a Kane Ct al to Cstharine end
Sts,y Ram am Meef End aY. {. and Isl, Az
liens March 2s atty. ii Cook. IS rark Row. Fl
., ;Iio s.! Agn h09 ia jscd5. To- Bella Harris $40
laIH ST. j. w s., i'l-i III p W ,gl .ao iii
w 10Th 81 ali liens. Nov ID, ats. % y W'-usier;
i2,TH ST ,l..n 81, 81. 't e.l-o, OF a ''" tr''
81 central Par. We. "f 5- -, l - DO aot
9sIl. J a McE,ccp. rcf. to General synod Of ne
Reformed Chunh 30 America. e, = --N IT. 't',t
and drawn; o.. y re-rerorgGel nom NOV ' g, .666
i7erHi sr' u e. s62 e q Haven az. 27'.s 70
Riverside Drive S59s ,S S,Eh. o Ms' 20 S'
r,,is C,..,srfao ~ ifG pway. 500
IT. pronx
BosToN RID seG 24?7 l6ath p, eor
irres. q Gr0ssman % Anna GrOssinans lsys nos.
80 -. W. -' " 500
| FOREST Av s. 100 5 l6lst g. T2eIlp9;
Peerless Holding Co. Inc 70 Theresa Lennon. sly
/ p a cedar ~ 500
| SANE PROPERTY. Theresa lennon 20 Peer
/ ~ IS'- - NJ sbCv.. 500
[ Fr-ITON Ay. SO g. being su5dv A. Of iot lQl
/ -,s, Nf,r,issota AZ Qvoll. Anna Young % Ma
iNlids Rosselmsnn. PISS Balrbridge az. Nov l1;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19

r-,-. ~ b.er F1ed f7T msking over tho IVo
story vacant garage on the east side OF BrotdWsy,
rs feet north o. 18th S.. mo q motion pio,uie
moved New YORK Properties Corporation b NO
oarer Lewis C. Van Ripper IS the lessee ana Thomas
W Lamh the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19

Tho following transactions were re-
corded Yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, IA Vesey ST.:
By Bryan 1. Kennedy.
2sTH ST ". l6 20 ga 4oy , Ien'1 .,s ~,
l25xes g: fee s'ory ouildins itont sDq LOU "a
Holman. Tor $50 600.
By Joseph ?. Day
5srH 81 w. SIS 233 9Th av 2oKlooi. fo4r
story dwelling Seamsn baha ,G' t,ss3rsIade-.
W4cisrsrer5 A Taft. attys j II RogaI. rc'; que.
- S5- rs taxes et5. sl032 80: TO the plaintiff for
10TH ST f. 49, s. olsv IeTington -.. Az lS g..
xlCO u: three story dwelling; franALn lIls' III.
Mckeen Brewster a Morgan. attys: J NJ sneal
ri: due Ss.63i 81. taxes. etc. S'S 90 ao'0'''''
70 list RsST" ST. " IS and 90 225 Lea en-, p, 'T
s7xo9 n. six story tenement: w rove III 5
Que S4395l % taxes. etc. $-.l-5. 20 the p'Ai''i"
10, sa E5aio ST " 72ss. esse Columbus az So *
100 3: Ave sto-y tenement. LILY 4 g Cgidlsl33'
e, al. t1.s ggt = B-yo1 81 a.; Atwater q 'rtN-
shank atys. T. HuI1ct. ftl, que 90 ..'' 90 '.'
ere. Ss5a a.. 90 HE airtr Tor S44s4}
Ey samuel Marx.
1e.D 81. llI r g. lfG W LenoH az leIl9o ~ :
@ IN lwg. Farmers loan and Trust 60 egl an
DAYS Ge Her ii a s6- ,il S.a sc ,s55 co. 20
ib S'i p,sn' n fo Tor $4,000
A. Tie Bronx Exchange
By Henry Brady
ST ANN's Az Sos g. 402l0 Wesiche-.e5
sr e-vi2f >Y--vll-.ll. s.y tenmt. Bossong AZ,
% T5rerharlf et al. Sal..r & S,einkamp s.}',- ~
p Moran. ref. due. SIf.1 ol. take. e'c. Slo' ~
tl che plaiuIn for $4,000
By Joseph p. DAY
HAWKSTONE ST. 5. 5l2 WaltQ. ag, -
. 5lIx5j; vacant. d Wallace AZ j a Wo'i ei az
due seas o. taxes. etc. sl76 80. TO Ode plt.n'H
''' ''''' By Samuel GoldsicEer.
/ HAWKSTONE ST. D O.. llln OF Walton
az ly1I0r irrar 14C 21S5.S. vacant. same ag'
I same. action O.. same ats. y Howe fott Que.
si5ss Is. taxes. ETC. Sl..52 IS 70 The plaintiff Tor
By George Price.
18TH ST. COS J. 6. 2e.5 w Cro,ona av 251
. 90 sfy dwg. " Hm1HiCh AT A III WerneAe 81
+ al: NJ " Hm0yic1. ats. ) Davis ret; Que: ST.
oil SO: taxes. etc. $3.50 as. To- II Nelz fof >5lu'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
REALTY NOTES.

Drislss T. Elliman 4 CO announce hat John a
lie R0uti1ier has been appointed nsnsser o. f'
business department. - a., 49,
mo Cross Il Brown COMPANY negciaicd the re-,
Gently recorded sale o. the five stnry building 20
NVesf 1850 81 Tor MANY r. Miller 20 PERCY A 'ole
A branch ofce " the Schmidt Renting system
has bean opened ~ l2SS Midson av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19

Hear you've taken new
Offices.
Yes.
"Whereaboutsp"
"BuneIl Building, 33d Street
and Madison Avenue"
Sounds like a pretty good
location.
1t is. Central and conven.
lent, but away from the
noise.
Modern building}"
Best sort. New, hreproof.
high ceilings dandy light.
Tenants that you're glad
to have as neighbors.
Good serviceP"
Bully. Quick elevator serv.
ice. Found a Landlord
that's still interested in you
after you've signed the
lease. Actually sends a
man around to ask if we
have any complaints"
Don't sayl Rents are pretty
high, | supposed"
Not a bit of it. We wer.
asked as much and more
for the same sized spac.
in older buildings"
Well, that sounds mighty
interesting. We've been
thinking of moving, you
know. What's your land.
lords name2"
Lotion II. Slawson Com
pany, Agent and Manager,
III Madison Ave.
I'll look EN- up"
DO. They'll treat you right.
By the way
"What?"
They've only one price and
they stick to it.
Good. That's the way to
do business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
RENTS BRoNxvILLE PROPERTY.

Fish & Marvin have rented FOR term Of years
,Ne ,1rorsrtv az n Ward Leonard a. Sagamore
HronYvile formerly occupied BY j.. W Cow
~ yiee.president o. the Lackawsrna Bridge Com
parv. 90 a New YORK. client TOR immediate ooou-
pancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
o1-EENs.CoNNECTICUT TRADE.

Nf.--,, vs,rdIe- sold tho three two family houses
q, sSsg eStS and sSlo Shoe and Leather ST.. Wood
E aveu 60 e kuipe who gave IN par payment Q
lee-acre farm. situated near clinton conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
RECORDED LEASES.
NOVEMBER IS
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1885, and 47th 81 2le W. Mitchell
u Mar Realty Curr'n f0 W ] Iahr 40 Ba,side
/ /. 87-i2 ,rs from oct !. 1914, sttys. Hir.h &
l.. /. William SD. Sll 900
j. DfLANcEy sr. SO. store and basement. Aldel
Go to saol Cd Delaney ST. from sept =. i'li.
WEST ST. 2l6 coy o. Franklin ST.: 81. q vs.
Never ald ano can, q II Never. 10 ~ D o,,ig,5.
do-f 50l W l42l g. 10 SITS from May !, .l'l+.
IoTH ST. Iaa So. au. AImira S.sigh- et al 90
ColerucrIo Heusaucsrii ls' w JON SO, 3'z "
from N0F J.. 1919. sl,VuV
sTH Ay AZ. ALL. j. Kcmpuer ct a.. trus. % p
HALEY. 4fG W l0th 81. 10 yr- from Dec J, 1914.
at.g vs. % Stewart. 1859 90 sy. $500
ID AV. l4e1 store AID basement; X Mas and
ano 90 X Lanulrl. 1897 sd Az. 3 HIP yrs from
June j. 1872 atts. Gcflirn q 5. lJll Sd az
PARK Ay HOS. store. Blackstone Realty 90 to
Nmomarl 1923 Park az. SIS ID mos from De-
J. 1915. address. nos Park av 81 200
sTH AN. -172 store floor and basement. 4 King
So " Herr 400 b. lilst 81. US from Dec j. 1918
attys. Jahure Bros. l0 Leonard 50; s. 500
NE~IY ST. a. old. " a Larucd a. al 70 Mac
Nir horticultural 60 and auo f-3 t5th 70. Brook
lu. J-l- yr, from NOV is. 1914. ats. Ii Mac
CarflH. ..l Bwa1. 81 200
18TH ST. 80 Z. al. r ) Farley 70 j Msrel.
2i55 -d az. yrs from Nov j. 1914. $40
MADISON Az. 1915. basement. A Taccia 90 4
Beneietto. 2l months from Dec J. 1914 ats e J
N0pe al- p l3lih So. S@
LAND under water on W 81 Harlem River from
81 house uge of 20l,t 81. % go n Co .0-d 20
and from high water to the buikhead line. wharfage.
ETC. tlo CTS of NoH York 90 Harlem Contracting
Co. Rector Sc. l0 SIS from Dec j. 1913. attf.
Corporation Counsel New York. $i5l
The RronN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
INVESTOR BUYS IN BROOKLYN

7,,,,ro 4 Cs-rv sold for the Armstrong estate &C
client for Investment the two story ana celia.
fr.ek two famiy dwelling house 2oUl0O feet u %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-19
The Bronx

caldwell ~ 7S5. G. Camp agt $ Gross
MAJ c. a. rorec.osI o. mtgl. atJ5 Car &
Carol.
OAK TERRACE. 5. 100 Becsmau az 24rl01.
Mar Ls-ncr arf H0lg 90 al fforeclosgr. ~
utzl. atty. h e. kudirh
10TH ST cor clinton av -lrlOo A samnis
~ J. hrolenterger 20 al foreclosure - Mtg atty
IS ~sumis
LOT -. block joSS. section D.: 3 Isaals a., L
ia son 20 al faction ~ fo-ersIse transfer o; taA
laui aftys. EpGs'cin & B1.erhrrg
lot -. bloc. 5.U-0 section D. same AL same
faction 90 forecosc transfer ., tx cal att5s same
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
The Bronx.
NOVEMBER Dis

isfTH ST. SIS. 100 % 81 or Prospect 49, -0rlg0a.
Norma Realty 60 loan. Charles Z -fretter tousfruc-
u1l %. u eEect Gle five stoTy apartment uhlreen
pSmeatsl. s3l.5Q0
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III eRe,a2l Estate ;
> \Market-
Negotiations Pending for
Sale of West Side Lott
RENT SPACE For sHowROOMs.

Al al West 4od IT for lunchrcom and rostauren,.
: william A White 4 Sons have leased the U''e
a. fsg Nfadfs0n gv 10 Mrs Mabel r Dow
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STATE.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

feggot Irciiotrau People. IomIins
Braun Buf Con Eicc Co Skinner, HdmN IRE u X
I.errUurgerI Watson Douglas. fdmht y 'Afihi
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The Bronx.

,l-TH ST. ,ll B. Sc..it'. aud "A Strauss az.
Congregation Alsht Amas. oi Wiiliamslr.dse. e a.
sept u.s. ItlI. Sl52 %
sI-n !.