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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-10
Federals Ambush Rahels

Los Angeles, Cal, July 1O.-Word
received here today of the killing or
the wounding of 43 constitutionaiists
near the Sonora-New Mexican border
late Tuesday. The men were am
bushed by a federal detachment. Only
seven of command of fifty escaped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-10

F0rehanded brass bands in Mexico
City are doubtless practiciug "Hail to
the Chief, and that stuff about the
!" "Conquering Hero, looking forward to
the advent of Pancho Villa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-10
YACHTS HAVE A TRY OUT.

Newport, R. L, July 1O.-The three
American cup defenders got away this
afternoon in the trial race postponed
from yesterday on account of fog
'the yachts started as follows:
Defiance, 12:30:15.
Pesolute, 1929.
Vanitie, 1921.
The race was over triangular cou-se
10 miles to the leg. AS the wind
strengthened. the Resolute pulled
ahead. The Vanitie was second and tho
Defiance well in the rear.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-10

Give a true American a daily news
paper and piece Of pie and he will
make himself at home anywhere on
earth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-10
SIGNED HIS CREDENTIALS.

Washington, July 1O.-Secretary of
State BRYAN this afternoon signed the
credentials of George T. Marie of San
Francisco as ambassador to Russia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-10

length, but honesty.
1t costs the devil little trouble to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-07-10

The true measure of life is not
catch the lazy man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
NEW BROOKLYN PROJECT
Apartments to Replace Dwell
inps in South Elliott Place.

Charles ". Seitz has sold to large
CORPORATION of New York builders the
premises 43 South Elliott Place. between
DeKalb and Lafayette avs. for A. H. d.
w. J. Eckart, 40 South Elliott Place for
Mary Hart and A South Elliott Place for
L. c. Keller, making a plot 2oxl0o feet
The builders will raze the three dwell
ing houses now on and erect five story
high grade apartment which will be ready
for occupancy about December l, 1914
Frank A. Seaver sold the frame house
and 5O-foot plot on the southeast corner
of Shore Road and 10th st. for r. f.
Powell to a buyer for occupancy.
William ]. Morrisey sold the plot 4oxlSo
feet. west side OF Ocean Parkway. Al feet
north Of Avenue Y, for Henry c. Seiden-
berg to John Cotter: also plot T.exl15 feet,
south side OF Pacific St, 100 feet east OF
Bedford av.. for the Hill Section Com
pany 10 Samuel Brill
The Buckley & Horton Company sold
1888 Union St, between Brooklyn and
Kingston avs, a three story dwelling
house. 2ssx1Oo feet. for Emanuel Lehman
to a client for investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
MANY Loans on Property.

John Finck has placed the following
MORTGAGES: a first mortgage OF No."p ~
Al. p.r cent for Mrs. Caroline ,. fe'-
loves. covering East Slst st; a first mort
gaze OF $4,000 at AZ per cent and sIo'0V0'
r.spectively for Franklin Simon, cover
ing properties s5 and 90 Riverside D'''e.
a nrst mortgage OF $1,000 at IA per cent
for Charles 8. Haight. covering the sou'"-
east corner Madison av. and o'th ST.
$50 600 at IA per cent for William Gugseh-
helm. covering Riverside Drive hrs'
mortgage OF $1,000 at per cent Tor ha,
ris II. Urls. covering 5?i and 523 west -''"
ST a first mortgage OF 800" al per
cent for C. c. and f. J. Ellis GOVERNS
4l3 and 445 Ninth av.: first mortgage Va
$4,000 for the Nathan kean CoirPars
coverins Bo3 and 505 East 69th st. and Oh
ras, 10Th st second mortgage OF WV"
for r Bolton. covering 14 and lis clinton
@, a first mortgage OF $4,000 at per cent
for Thomas f. Devine. covering INC
southeast corner Clinton av. ana l's'h
st n first mortgage OF sD,cp AT per
cent for Emile Meyer, covering :" west
nth st. first mortgage Of $1,000 Tor
August Sill, covering Pa and 256 west
18th st: a first mortgage Of $4,000 Tor 'h ne
Brown Realty Company, GOVERNS ~ ~.
Prince st "A first mortgage OF SoVp io'
Z. n. Larkin, covering Amsterdam a'''
southwest corner 10th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney)
MAY g
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az 42s. W s. 1872 slst St.
osx160: F De Noyelles 10 Woodlawn Cemetery.
20 Z 23d st; May !: due and interest as per
tond: $40 900: atty. r g & T Co.
100 Burt Realty Co. Inc, TO Emigrant In
dustrial savings Bank. 81 Chambers ST; May
S: yrs. p c: $40, O0O; atty, NJ ] scanlon. 81
Chambers ST.
GRAND ST. n W cor Allen st. 50xs7e Flor
once Horton 10 T G & 7 Co; May 8; due as
per bond; IS, $50
HESTER ST. n s. 634 Ludlow st. 24x75;
Equality Construction Co to c schimmer. 223
W l40th st: May 8; yrs. c; $4,000; atty.
Hoffman. 26i " saith st.
LEXINGTON Az, 2s4 s. gS.5 8Ith st,
24.6xl0O Susan J Conner 10 F Wood. Engle-
wood. y j.: May (prior mtg s24 600; due as
per bond SO. 800. atty. T G & T Co.
- Maria J Harris to J T stanley AS w 23d
ST; Nav s (pror mtg SO 5000: demand; $1,000;
atty. II NJ Kirk. 100 Fulton ST.
LEXINGTON Az. cor 74th ST, IS 2xls o:
Nellie 5 Manning 70 Emgrant Industrial say
irgs Bank IL Chambers st: May 3; yrs, . c.;
MORT ST. POI. x. leasehold: C Nspoi
and ano % Saraua- Realty Co. l49 Bway: Nav
:. demand; 81 500 attys, Shetland & II. li9
NEW CHAMBERS ST 4 to s, S, H.ax
1913: L Purcaro TO Rebecca stsnnerms m.
$50. 900: atty. ]. r Co.
SHERMAN Az. s. $50 2O4th st. 5ox
100; Vermilyea Realty Co TO Harlem Saw
Bank. 1924 r 125,h st; May 9; due per
bond: s42. 900; atty, f Church, Al Park
Row.
SHERMAN Av. $. 100 2o4th st. 5ox
$50; same to same; May 8; duo as per bond;
$40 900: atty. same
% Av. cor 9th 81. 2s10x125: NJ Meu-
schele and ano to D Peabody. pa Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
CAN'T COMPLETE PLANT
Long Missing Brother Obstacle
in Selling Plot.

Efforts of the Consolidated Card Com
pany, OF this city. TO complete the erec-
ton OF a $4,000 plant In Long Island City
have for the time being been held up by
a mystery that surrounds the disappear
ance OF William Gardner. who left Long
Island City in 1857, when he was twenty
years old. and who has not been heard OF
since. Justice Keby, in the Queens Coun-
ty Supreme Court. has been asked to de-
eide the question raised. which is Of IN
terest TO all real estate men.
The Consolidated Card Company has al
ready erected a plant on three-fourths Of
the block on Webster av.. in Long Island
City, between Sd and 4th SITS. 1t desired
10 complete its holdings by purchasing
the remainder Of the Webster av 'front.'
age, extending 10 Sd St. and on this erect
a unit costing $4,000. The company en-
tered into an agreement with Mary Jane
Gardner 10 purchase her holdings, con-
sisting OF a plot 67x14o feet for $4,000
Title companies searching the records
learned Of the departure OF William Gard
ner, the brother. as a sailor on board a
sailing vessel in 1857.
When the Gardner estate was parti-
toned. in 1852. under which Mary Jane
Gardner obtained possession OF the parcel
now under contract no provision for WILL
lam Gardn4r's share was made Mary
Jane Gardner has been able TO testify
that she believes an action was started
against the captain OF the vessel on which
her brother sailed for his murder. but no
court records TO substantiate this sur
mise can be found. Justice Kelby has
been asked through Leach & Williams,
representing :he Consolidated Card Com
pany. what will have 10 be done to clear
up the title Of the property so that the
purchase can be contaminated. The prop
erty is In the heart OF the Industrial dis
trict in Long Island City. two blocks from
the Greensboro Bridge plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Plans Seventeen Apartment
Houses in College and
Findlay Avs.
TWELVE STORY LOFT
IN nth ST. SOLD
Plots in Babylon Given for West
Side Commercial Building
Other Sales.

The Star Holding Company, FREDERICK
G. Potter, president has sold to John j.
Tully for cash fourteen lots on College
av. at the northeasterly corner OF l6oth
st. and twelve lots on Findlay av. at
the northwesterly corner OF lbbth ST
Mr.. Tully has built extensively IN diner
ent parts of The Bronx. He Will i'm
mediately build seventeen five story
apartment houses upon this property.
Stoddard & Mark were the attorneys for
Mr.. Potter There was no broker in the
transaction.
Arnold, Byrne & Baumann have sold
for NJ. W. Levine 10 the Cooperative
Land Company 40 10 AZ West 18th st.
twelve story commercial building, on
plot 5oxs2 feet In exchange Mr.. Levine
took SS6 plots in Litchfeld Terrace
Babylon, Long Island. Mr.. Levine was
represented by Morris Meyers as attor-
ney. The deal involved values sggre-
eating about $4,000.
Trinity School. In West slet St. has
purchased from the Crawford Real Is
tate and Building Company more than
one hundred lots adjacent to the Bay
chester station on the New York, West
chester e. Boston Railroad. The proper
~ is to be used as an athletic field.
The land has frontage Of 453 feet on
Baychester av. and $50 feet on Bos-
ton Road. with a westerly line running
back a distance OF 627 feet II is locat-
ed about two blocks from the station.
Title to the property has been taken In
the name Of George NJ. Wood. Of New
Rochelle, from the Crawford family
which is a large owner of land in that
vicinity.
Other sales announced follow:
10TH STA. Jacoby has sold 16l W 18th
St five story building. on lot 2oxl03.3 10
Gated 125 feet east OF Seventh av.
FREMONT AV.-C. II. Smith and 6. Wohn
purchased from c. 4. Becker. president OF the
Creston Company, the two story brick business
building on the north side OF fremont av., 81
feet east OF Webster av.. on lot "a VxlOo.
18TH STD. G. Faulhaber & Co have sold
for H NJ. Michaelis and Elizabeth Burggraf l6I
and 100 East 10th st, old dwellings. on plot
9lxiO22 The four dwellings TO the west los
10 165, were recently reported sold. The SIX
houses comprise frontage OF 30 feet. located
Just east OF Lexington av.
DAILY AV.-H l.. Phelps has sold for the
Bertelson Realty Company 306l DAILY ev. a
five story apartment house on plot 4oxl2ox
irregular.
BATHGATE Avn L. Phelps reports mat
he has sold 10 a client and resold 10 W. V.
beaumont 1898 Bathgate av, three story
Nathouse. on lot 1885 The Bertelson Realty
Company acquired title TO the parcel on April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
S5OO,OOO LEASE in
CHELSEA SECTION
Printing Firm Takes Four Floors
in 10th Av. Building-Other
Business Rentals.

NJ & l. Hess have leased for the Hill
Publishing Company the second, third,
fourth. fifth and sixth floors In the Hill
Building. 469 TO 475 Tenth av., southwest
corner OF S7th ST.. 10 the Carey Printing
Company, East 18th ST.. and Friedman
Print, 424 to 438 West $50 St. these two
firms having combined their plants, and
will continue doing business under the
firm name OF the Carey Printing Com
pany in the new quarters. which will be
ready for occupancy about July I.
The space leased comprises about 5000
square feet. and the lease is for a term OF
ten years. at an aggregate rental OF $780,
900. The consummation OF this lease prac-
tically completes the renting Of the build
ing. The building is equipped with sanl-
tary drinking fountains In various parts
OF each floor. which furnishes filtered and
chilled drinking water. Rest roms have
been provided for the help
Pease e. Gilman have leased for the
Jones estate the four story building just
off Columbus Circle. known as 3o5 to So7
West seth st. formerly occupied by the
Cadillac, Motor Car Company, 70 tho A.
Hartog Storage and Van Company for
long term Of years.
William j. Roome 4 Co. leased for the
Palher Realty Company the second floor
store in 179 Madison av.. opposite Alt
mans, 10 the Olmsted Corset Company,
established since 1850 and for the last
twelve years located at A West I'D st.
The Cross & Brown Company leased to
E. Machi the store at 500 Washington St.
and TO Abram Kaback tho fifth and sixth
floors at 343 to 347 West 18th ST.
Mcdowell & Mcmahon leased stores at
the northwest corner Of ls2d ST. and ST.
Nicholas av. TO the Prospect Suit and
Skirt Company. at 1925 st. Nicholas av.
TO the Drake Shoe Company for five
years, at 613 West lslst ST. to ]. B. Lang
ner for five years and at COZ West lslst
st. to the Washington Heights Hat and
Shoe Cleaning Company for three years.
The Sperry & Hutchinson Company
rented the four story house at 22S West
43d st. to NJ. Mccarthy.
Richard Dickson leased 1864 to 1910 Third
av., four four story brick buildings, with
stores and apartments above. on a plot
l0oxlOO feet, for five years; also for Susie
f. Piser 1878 Third av., three story
brick building. for ten years, at an aggre-
gate rental OF Sl6,500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
SUGAR EXCHANGE
MAY BE FORMED
Plans Under Way to Make I'M
portant Market in
the City.

Plans are afoot among leading sugar
brokers for the establishment OF sugar
exchange, which they hope will eventually
take its place in importance with the great
sugar marts Of London and Hamburg
Transactions will be conducted in future
contracts, in which there is no market at
present in the United States. Brokers de-
clare that the new plan will operate
greatly TO the advantage Of wholesale
grocers and 10 consumers in that It will
provide a hedge for the grocer and insure
a lower price TO the consumer.
The absence OF a market for future de-
livery OF Cuban and Porto Rican sugars
has long been a matter OF comment, and
il is the intention Of the promoters OF the
plan to buy and sell sugar in lots Of 100
tons or the multiples thereof. For the
purchase and sale Of contracts practically
the same plan will be followed as In
trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Brokers will insist on a 10 per cent margin
and commissions will be one-fourth per
cent for purchase and sale. At the start
dealings will be IN July and August con-
tracts.
Deliveries OF sugar will be made at the
Bush Terminal It is expected that with
I'm very short time regular exchange
similar 10 the other exchanges In the
financial district will be established. II
IS pointed out that there is large field
for business as the Cuban sugar crop is
particularly heavy, and will be 100000
tons larger next season. At the present
time II is impossible to do business for
future delivery in less than cargo lots,
which aggregate 5000 or 5000 tons.
Wholesale grocers. candymakers and pre-
servers Of fruits and meats are particu-
larry interested in the success Of the new
plan II protection is AFFORDED them
against an advance in raw sugar they are
AZ the same time protected against an
advance in refined sugar. One OF the
leaders Of the movement is Franklin Hop
kins. broker, of 25 Broad st.
Sugar prices are at about the lowest
level on record. and importations are
heavy under the new tarin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessee)
MAY s.
M anhattan.

Lynch, 22O e 10Th st; yrs from Jan l.
1914: s2.ioo: atty. G Lynch. 77s Sd ay
SOUTH ST. and 7; all; Gertrude T saoKet
and ano 10 Caroline Roettger. 2625 Az r.
Brooklyn; 81. 200: 10 yrs from May l. 1914 atty
c Hoenninger. 4o7 r 55th 81. u
10TH ST, 81 W: all: Levy and ano 70
Enrich, 1888 9Th av; 2 yrs and mos from
10th ST. IS west: all 8 Brill TO B Ehrlich.
223s 5th av. yrs and mos from May j. 1914
WATER ST, 800; all; Kaufman 6 Lewenthal
Realty Co 70 Smith 262 Bway: N.SsO ~
yrs from Aug l. 1914; atty II koppsmah'
2sTH ST. ai3 to ss7 W: : and sty lofts
Charlotte NJ Hamilton 10 4 Kaback, 232
18th st; yrs from May l. 1914; $1,000 ATTY
y BRo ONE ST. 81: PSI and 80: store and b; J
Kashowitz to s Marculescu. 62l I'd av; yrs
from May /. 1914: $3.50. %
pS 9Th AVE- Is and 81 sh aV ". from May
sTH Az. $50; store. etc; Mary A McGlynn
10 McGonigle us 9th av; yrs from ~ May
|. 1914; 3z.iOO atty, c Hoenninger io7 p
20 Az. TIA; store and part cellar; Marketable
Title Co 20 Domenieo Cusumano and ano, ~,
ID av: Yrs from May !, 1914; N,fU; ATTY }
c Hoenninger. ir % 18th St
iST Az, 1875 and 1871. store floor and o.
LIST av. 1879: front basement; Katharine hro-
Nay /, 1914; $3.50; atty. BtterTnan. 800
10TH ST. /. to 70 W; all. All,ed Investors 9Es
oe9 Bway yrs from May /. 1914; N4ia' attys'
nth ST. 20 W: all; " A Williams 70
Dryers New Amsterdam Vans and Nd S'o ,s,.'
sS Goo atty, T Dryer. 2lo " 77tn St.
9TH ar, 72s and 73l z; all: r Moore and
ano 70 Bisgaier 3l6 Rivngton ST; ! yr IRON
May !, 1914; $500; atty W d Periman' 10"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser and at
torney.J
Manhattan.

1sr Av. W cor s5th st. e5.Sxso; Reich,
vein 70 Margaret simon. az butier D s s5a
liens May I; 81; atty d Sperry 90
ID Av. ss4. s. 4.5 n 5oth ST. ?ox7o; A
and Laura Seidmann 10 N Hadel' 20 It2.h
$; mtg sl05OO): May S: 81; atty, l. sargent
DYcKMAN ST. $. at 10Th ay' runs rs
along 1i2 TO Sherman Greek - 10
land OF l. Chittenden 22x02 20 81
234o to beg with all rights 10 lands Enas'
water sherman Creek and Harlem River
wharfage etc; A r Swami 10 rloyo At
laIta. a part: March 81; 81: atty Aoney'
ESSEX ST, 142, $. 25xloo Feen IAN and
ano. exrs etc Ellen \ Corcoran. 20 A Awerd-
ling. 400 South 5th ST. Brooklyn: May tm's
SO CS gee A 100 atty ioss ION So st. .5on
l2I. 0x25xl34. :; Ida A Decker to Ensign Really
co. IS Liberty st (mtg $1,000; al liens Jan
o; 81: attys. Mclaughlin $ 10 william aa W.
c schmmer TO Equality Constr.. ,dn 30 " "
Wall st: all liens; Nov %. 1913: 800 atty
spelberger. 10 Wall st oe. a-,n :,
Conner, s4s Lexington av (mtg $4,000; May
7: 500. atty. T G & T Co, Az g % ,ox
1903 9: Pew Realty Corpn to ~ jay Realty and
Holding Co. 81 Chambers st mtg sls ooW May
g. slq9 ca 2tys l2skes Of 9th a av
Warden et al. heirs etc, Eliza Warden to
Matilda Morrison. SIS W soth st; Oct 9, 1918;
81 atty, T Herwig, 80 Nassau ST 40 a. -.
u Boardman TO W VRnderpoel. llo Freeman 81,
Brooklyn (ntg t35 0oo): all liens; May l. u;
atty New York Title Insurance Co
13D ST e0i To 30 E. 5, los OF Sd av JOCK
zoos (mtg $50. COO sist ST. l04 and los z; 5.
225 " OF Lexington av. sSxlo2.2 lmtg NOooW; =
] ORellly to T Berry, ISIS 81 Nicholas av' l-So
part: May S: 81 atty. Leslie. 81 wal 81.
e5TH ST, 326 and s2s r. S, 20 OF "a az,
81. 6xl00: J II Rogan. ref. 10 Bachrach 20: ~
Bway; May 6; $4,000; attys. Sullivan & C. -
Wall st ,, 90
18Th ST. "a ". SIS. 31s OF Columbus av, TX
i022. Aspell to Anna r Aspell. 1873 w fith 81
All liens: March 81: atty G Hayes, III Bway.
s4TH ST. bet Sd and 4th avs. q .9.oxiOa'ai
sith st. $. bet 81 and ith avs. 5, 2o.oxlo-.-'
no go and 2sl. II G; Breslin TO charter
Construction Co. ll9 " 10th St; April 80; VI
atty. Title Guarantee Co. ,
18Th ST. s. 1916 OF % av. 5I.oxlooe;
Nandel 20 Jennie Klein. cs5 l6th 81 mtg
s?2 5OO; May !; 500; attys. Gruenstein & ZasuIy
ZIG Nassau ST. - .
ssTH ST. :. 1875 Of Sd ave. S.snoou; >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Flushing Dwellings Sold.

Two dwelling houses at Flushing were
sold yesterday at foreclosure. A two
story house on the corner OF Amity st.
and Murray st. on plot 32xloo feet.
was sold TO John ". Crawford. OF Flush
ing, for S.775. A house on the corner Of
Botanic Place and Mitchell av. was sold
to Mrs. Kate L. Wild for 5000. The
property was owned by John T. Watson,
a builder.
The Hanson Building Company. OF Bay
side. was yesterday awarded a five-year
lease for the new sub-staton OF the
Flushing postofice at Bayside. and will
erect a three story frame building, 3ox5o
feet. on the south side OF Elsie Place,
between Bell av and LIST 81. The building
will be ready for occupancy by August I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
Realty Notes.

H. savgnone is the purchaser Of the
two four story tenement houses at Is and
II Sixth av.. recently sold by Robert r.
Rainey and Pope & Bro. The property
will be altered and offered for sale.
II. L. Phelps negotiated the recent sale
OF IA East lssth ST. for Louis Wiebke to
Peter Theobalt
Bernard Goodman and II. W. Goodman
have removed their Offices from 26l Broad
way to the Bowery Bank Building, go
Grand st.
Thomas J. O'Reilly has procured for
John F. Flannery first mortgage OF
$500 for Eve years on premises 21l West
1olst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

Sd Az. a754 and 275s. Browning & Lon
Inc. agt Nora Construction co 81 al Dec .
9TH Az. Cos and 60. STANDARD Pain. Co
agt Dreicer Realty Co et al; April "a isN
SAG
&c, 1914 s2ll So.
44TH ST. IS and II W; Hudson wr.erss
and Lumber CO agt IS West 44,h srss. ca
Inc, ct al; April 20, 1914 by bend N.lss "a
10TH ST, s. whole front between WeH
End av and Bway. American Clothes Dyer %
AIT II schin ct al: Nov IS. 1913: $500.
SAME PROPERTY; 8 Roseneers AZ wsx
sgd Street Realty Co e. al: Nov "A. 1913 "a
7eO
SAME PROPERTY: n Denksr as' anH
Nov 25 1913: So rs.
SAME PROPERTY p Kane co sf' sans,
Nov %. 1913: $500 80
SAME PROPERTY: Empire Architect bronss
Co ag, same: Nov IS. 1913: $3.50 Is.
SANE PROPERTY: Eureka Tile 90 az
same: Nov 2s. 1913: s.. 097 IS.
SANE PROPERTY; J D Young Stone Co ~
reme; Nov % 1913 s.. 900.
SANE PROPERTY: y Roofing co "
SANE: Nov 26 1913 $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY; II Mack Co Inc "
same; Nov 2s. 1918: 81, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-09

~. MAY I. due as per bond; 10000; a,tys.
Montgomery & p, Wall St -.
bert Realty co to J Lahr. A5s W goth 81
MAJ =. due April 10. c; $1,000 ats
Amend & \. fi9 Nassau St ,s.,oo.
Midytile Realty co TO Abby Marshall. MIL
brook fprior mtge 1911 5000 April 30
ous as per bond SIS 900; atty. 9 CO; =,
18th ST. - 20 "9Ss on a. BElyn !,
May I: due Nov y. 1914 p c. wow a'''''
Fcltenstine & r. 309 Bway .-,no. 4,
65TH ST. $. 2I5 "a av S';9sivy, .
Dor Ne; May Q. due May J. lsig; o.
SAME PROPERTY same , 10 !, aod d S Nav g.
yrs: p g. $500; atty. Cohen. ~ B ~, :,
18TH ST, n $. 325 " 7th ay, svxio, y. :
NJ Aaron to Church Of the Holy Communion nm
32s 9Th av; May I; yrs c; 'io'''"' ANY,
,soTH SIS. I75 . Bwsy. 81. e1ss.ii; Ellen
7. Finlay to e II Newcomb, Ardsley-on-hu
son. y Y prior mtg sS2,soN; = Hs 40 sway.
173D ST, n - l75 ST Nicholas av, 3,ohlVV'
EIIcn l. Ffnlay TO " Newcomb, Ardsiey-oh-
Hudson. n Y prior mtg $1,000; y' 20 az, ~
NAV 4; S. 600: attys. lockwood H. ~ brag.
IBID ST s, % e Audubon ave s'.o,rv !
same 70 same prior mtg s33 5000; May y :
yrs. c: 5000: same atty
The Bronx.
BArHGArE Az. " s. 1884 18th st. 54s
lI45; Macy Constn Co 70 Rocklaho NY COO.
zoo willis av; May I; yr c; Vow
SANE Property; same to Daily Realty
Co. Inc. 4O7 Z 1894 st prior mtg sloooo)' May
I; 1 yr. 6p c; $500; same a AVA q, fs5x
REcK gT. =. at c s IlHany 81 10 ~.
irreq. Kermi, Realty Co to City Mortgage 20.
rs Wall 81; May 5: demand. c. sSoVV"'
atty. F SNOW. Is wall ST. o-.e.. Lat
bou1t1 10 MAY Reich TiS z l75th st May
4 yrs. bp C. 5000; atty, II Ruoens'e'n'
Beekman St ,--.. =, q, -,ii7 7.
Narcorth RItv Co 10 Lawyers Mtg Co; May -
due etc. as per bond: $4,000; atty: y,
GRANT CIRCLE, s, 95.s T IT. i9o N as.
io s'2 3,IoI T:h;i i Co.. 0 May T. yr
"a 600. sttys Harris. c q & VI. 80 Nassau 81
LOT 49, map part, Hunt LOS ss's ne COror mtg.
sold so to I pora kis sye 01 Etc as per bond 5000
a' 81 tSN's Av. - 80 l5s,h St, 'Sss0 a
Iprior mtg. so. 900. May I, due. etc as per
'o sTEBBfNs AZ. cor ls9th st. a. exss II :
y GorScS Go Go SIS; $500; atty Burshard, III
WAsHNGToN Az. vs.. 20 q III, i72s s., =;
Learning Of Israel OF the Bronx 70 Pninp
Krakouer. i7s 5 9th St BkIyn prior mtg s H.
APE Marcus sS :ue ), t Na.. as 9 st. 0'n' s'
WEBSTER Az. " Woodlawn rc. Bx
1oi.7. Ebling co to Dollar Savings Bank 2sos
"A ave; Nav 8: due June l. 1911; $4,000; attys'
Lexow. & W. - Cedar 81.
WHITEHALL PI- s, 200 OF Byron 81 81;
25x irreg: Guarfno to OleaSon' 1883
Barnes av; May 7; yrs, p c. $500; ATTY
WHITE PLAINS RID. n r2d st lo %!
I2o 10; Theresa Lennon 20 W Sorley s0s W
nth St; May 7; yrs; $1,000 attys Ferris q
s. 165 Bway ..n.
14sTH ST, n $ l26 OF Whitlock av ,5xl0
Ellen " Marshall 10 Celia weiss. $50 looth
st; May 4: due June 4, 1916. p c. *ZSo; atty
VIM Cohen. 72s Union av.
18TH ST. 5, 1852 z. is.5xsi; Ida Brantrnan
to Geo Ryder Harrington Park ) J (prior
mtg 8. ooo): May 2; yrs, p c; $1,000; atty,
E Harkins, 924 Bway.