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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
BUILDING LOAN C0NIRACla
FEBRUARY r.
Manhattan.
ID ST. - and 81 last villa ~
BOSTON WOOL MARKET

Boston. Feb l5-"The Corr-rch ..
tiu" viii say tomorrow: 'Manufacr1rsr : |,
shown no tack ~ interest IN The onsn,o
wool n the Boston market, afncos. =
count OF IN. well nigh exhausted sgppy v.
nestle they have turned their s'tenun
particularly 20 new arrivals o. ort,
which have been I'm keen request a. -
I'd 10 the level OF week aSo. Sa.es
tic necces have occasionally mace
vance Sco,red and territory scis a. -.
in good request a. firm rates. fo's .,-.
kets are All stong' Leading fome"k
tons: 49,.
Ohio and Pennsylvania fesa X. =
washed. 2sQ21isc. one half blood 90 !.
d25c. three-eishths. effetrc; qeH ~
washed 33i.c. fine 20. NichSsn - ". y
York Pine unN ashed. &c de1ne ~
onc-halr blood. 22d2ic. threeeita,s ~
Wisconsin and Missouri hree- snS -
22i1c: one quarter. Sege2bc. ken'HS 80.
similar-One-hsN blood, unvesns''
th-ee-eighth~. 2302ic. -~,'s
Secured bssls--Teyas; rirs ,ser' ~ q
53aJJc. six 10 eight month. fsfo1
4jc. California Northerr, Sci rnial' $40
1916: southern. s2Gf3c. fall ~ - Il,
Orcgon-Eastcrn. No ! staple, set,c 49,
ing. joGJic; valley No !. tJgfse -. =
Fine staple 5JGJ1c: fne medium. -. .,
clothing, 5fQJ5r: fire medium t'y 49,.
half blood combins. J2054c. tn'ss
04Sc. .-snr
Pulled-A \. 5adsac a supsr'' "s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
CHICAGO WHEAT DOWN
Corn and Oats Gain, but Pro
visions Decline.

Chicago. Feb l5.-Ample snow covering
throughout the winter crop belt gave
wheat down turn to-day. Closing prices
we're heavy at isc TO sc net decline. Corn
finished sc 10 &c mp. and oats with gain
OF shade to a.. The outcome in pro-
visions was loss OF 7irc to 15c. Accord
mF to high authority, the prospect fo-
winter wheat could not be improved, and
the snow will for the present insure cont
pete immunity from danger Of freezing
RANGE Of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


New York. February 1S 1914
BEENES-Recoipts,2 1850 head. 40 cars on
sale. Demand fairy active and prices fun
steady; the yards were cleared. Fair 10
choice steers sold a. IS n 81 - per 100 lb.
Oxen and stays 1T 81 jp0SS. culls Al So
s. 80: extra bull az s. COWS a. SO 81 a
breT full steady. native SIDES. l2 a lac per lb.
CALVES Receipts. 592 head; 20 on sale
Market 5Oc higher. Common 10 choice vcals
scla az 50 500 sl3 20 per 100 ID; cuils. 81 %
a. 50: yosrlings ana barnyard calves Al $50
-, city dressed voals higher Al 10000
per 10. country dressed at $50 lSc.
srIEEr AID LAMBS - Reccip,s 7ooi
hcad. II cars Oh sale. Demand fair. but
prices full 2Jc lower Pens not quite
- 75aSS 90 per 100 10. q bunch OF fall
clipped az 50 so few sneep al 81 80. mixed
with ycarlinss. at So. Dressed mutton
steady az So ffll &c. with best wethers sell
a, 1879 a l5c. best hog dressed. 15isc. com
try dressed dollhouse lambs Al S6ass per
carcass.
UOGs-Eeccipis 5.0Ss hoad. half q car on
sale. Market lower ana good light hogs
solo az 81 - pc 100 H. Country dressed
hogs steady az "a nc per 10
chicago Feb 10 HOGS Receipts. . 600:
slow, bulk Of sales s. JOyQSs 30. light. s. $50
* 90. mixed. - 35qSS 80. heavy. s. 2JdSS so
roush, 81 sass 50; pigs s. JOats 40. CATTLE
49, Receipts. Zoo steady. heeves. sfaS9 %;
Texas steers. 81 soUSS. stockers and feeders
- JonSs. COWS and heifers s. GOGSs 30. calves
s. 50aSlO -. SHEEP Receipts. 1900. slow .
native. 81 i5dS5 80. ycsrlings 81 75GS1. lambs
native. SS S0dS7 s.
Kansas cts. Feb l3 HOGS-Rsce.pts
600. strong bulk - 30aSs 80. heavy. s. $50
s. -. packers and butchers. s. Sass ~. lights
s. .JNSS 40 pigs S1nx7 - CATTLE
,oipts. COO. Including ip0 ~outherns: STEADY.
prime fod steers. IS 4Ofi 80 -. dressed beef
81 251SS -. southern >G4Ss COWS 81 .JG
- 10. hcifcrs S5a>a. stockers and feeder
81 J0n>s. bulls. s6aS5 TO- calves SC jOaSiO .
SHEEP Receipts 2oo0. strong lambs g. $50
81 ~. ycarlings >6gsg -. Wethcrs 81 a5lf
s. 20. ewes 81 7JdS5 80
East Buffalo. Feb. CATTLE-E eccipf-
30. fairly active and steady NEAIS-Receip,s
500. active aud 90 higher. SsaSlS. HOGS Eo
coipts $500: SLOW aud 1880 lower: hca,,.
x9,leg rs. mixed and Workers. ~ oSGS0 10. piss
5, -. IaireS ssb01s9 10 SHEEP .ND
LANES Receipts. lo.So0. active yesrlings
-, lower. others steady. lambs 81 JOGxs - .
ycsrlines s5G<5. wethcrs $3.50 .. ewes. 500
81 -: sheep mixed. s. 1885.
iBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
81 Louis Feb. CATTLE Receipts 500
heavy snowfall delayed arrivals. demand fair
and prices ruled firm. steers. 81 2JdS9 10
,efriings 81 Ia 50 ~: hcifcrs. - f0dSs ~
cows 50 Q0ds7 -: southern steers. s. s5GSs
HOGS Receilts a. 600. snoNstorm intcrfcrcs
win movement Of trains In and out. market
slow ana Sni0c lower, choice medium 90 heavy
weirhf s. ssGSS -: bulk ~ sales. s. JpafS> ~ .
hackers ~ tOGss g. light. 81 3CnSJ 90 pigs
81 7saSs ~ SHEEP-Reccipis. 10. offerings
SAINT demand fsir To- good grades. prices
stC,d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Realty Notes.

The Real Estate Owrers Protective
Association will meet on Monday even
in9 in the Riverside Theatre BulldinS'
Broadway and 96th street, mainly 10 or
canjge oppoSition 10 the referendum hill
FOR the halving Of the tax rate on build
incs. -.
Iohn y. Goldmg has procured for the
g X < Amusement Company loan o.
8 On0 al per cent Oh the premises ~
the southeast corner Of Teller avenue
and 18TH street. Also for John Board
man. loan Of $4,000 AZ > per cent on
the premises No. 2l2 West 18th street
manager of the Houston street office oil
the McVickar-Gsillard Realty COMPANY,
has opened p general real estate ONCE at
No 242 East Houston street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Quick Resale of Dwelling

The NJ Morgenthau. ir., Company an
nounces that the property No. i7e7 Pop
ham avenue, a two and one-half story
fr,me dwelling house. on lot 25xl00 feet.
which was sold under foreclosure by
them at their first auction sale on Feb
ruary .. has be Ell resolc al private sale
10 Elizabeth Sturges
The NJ Morgenthau. TO-. Company held
= rather unique auction sale in The
Bronx sale.iroom yesterday. when the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
White Plains Estate Leased.

Pease & Gilman and Charles F1eld
Griffin leased for H. Is. :. Williams ms
country place at the corner OF N9Itn
street and Rosedale avenue at White
Plains to q client. for occupancy. rms
property is one Of the best in central
Westminster County, and consists OF
about fifteen acres. improved WI" >
modern house and complete set or
buldinc~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Apartment Rentals.

Goodwin e Goodwin leased apartments
i'm No 600 West 122d street 10 Adcllnc
& Johnston. No 311 West ll6th street
fo Miss Estclle l.. Kelsey. No Oh West
e2d street to Mrs W. * Cummings. no.
SIS West 18th street To Helene Alpers
and W s Keen. and in No. West 9fth
street 10 AbIam Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY IS.
Manhattan.

t21rH 81. 5io West: Herman seAllr Go as'
Nsdig Realty Co et al. Feb II, 1914; Soif 20
isTH ST. ~ and aS East Fordham cornice
Works Inc sgt John Doe ct al. Dec 3, 1918.
si2p OF
PARK AVE. $40 William Moore AT
Fullerton Weaver Realty Co ct al feo IL
1914: $40 coo.
MOUNT HOPE AVE. ii7:. Antonio rosilipo
agt Eeniamino lannuccclli Ct al. Oct ~. 1918
81. uot.
SANE PROPERTY Antonio rcsilipo sgt
same. sep, -. 1913 s9c5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Orange Houses Sold.

Theodore G. Coo. OF Newark. purchased
from Harry Bernstein the five six ram
ily houses at No. go TO 23S l9th stree
East orange. FOR about $50, 900. Joseph
Tsaacs negotiated the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
BROOKLYN Sale and Resale

Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for
Horowitz & Nelson, TO Solomon Danen.
acd street. e5y9O feet. and have resold
tho property for Mr. DanenberE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
FEBRUARY Is.
Manhattan,

9TH AVE. W =. IS n Of sd at 1861,
vi,h l. on SID 81. store and part base
rneft: sixth Ave Realty Co 10 NJ a VI
Realty Co 81 Park Row, from March ].
IaIt 10 Ma /. 1928 10000, attorney. Peter
Fucker. - Wall r.
estate 10 Aron Asen, l2l Broome 81 10 yrs
from compls ton of bldg. $1,000; attorney'
a = Rubenstein. = Beekman St.
BEDFORD ST. - To -. all. Rudolph wa
Oh 60 to Pauline CiruzZi. > yrs from March
l. 1914: So $50 address. - Bedford 81.
9TH AVE. 1914, store and basement; United
states Trust Co. rs trus Margaret Budd. TO
1910: 81 500 10 $4,000. attorneys, Westin q
CD AVE. 1902. store and basement. u
Comm Moran and ano. trus. 10 Michael J
keenan, 100 Sd ave. yrs > mos from
March T. t9l4. 81 200. attorney, Ebeling
Brewing Co go - Ann's ave.
ID AVE. cor OF 96th 81. store Morris
Tr.undlich and auo cXrs. 20 Herman I. Ber-
ger. 200 West 17sth street: yrs from May
l. 1914. 1850.
PARK ROW. IA 10 IFS. stores ard base
merit: James j Pheian 90 20 Hanover Lunch
Corpn. 13S East 14th st; 10 yrs l mo from
spril I. 1914: $4,000. attorney. Benz Weiss,
STA Broadway.
GOTH ST 81 East all. MsEdalena Walden
berger 70 Nathaniel q McMsster. So East
Goth 81. yrs from Oct / 1913. 81 40
MADISON ST. 22o, all; Rose McGlnnis
md ano 20 Isidore Cuba. 1871 Clinton St. :
u Tsrtig e77 Broadway.
nth AND ETH AYES. bet mn and
10th SIS map - blk 1898 18th Ward city
OF Now York 10 las Phvfe tax lease 900
yrs. s.5i - attorneys. Hornbower NJ & r.
q Broad p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
III eRf#&l, Estate
Riverside Drive Corner
Sold BY Altman Estate

property AZ 30 f96 East - 81 street, a
tvvn stoy., and Easement dwelling house.
ON lot 16X1OO feet. was sold by order OF
Ms. Agnes Mcnamara Munson. az rel
cree. The property was purchased ny
Morris Cooper. plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Orange Averages Sold.

Harry Sugarman has sold TO Charles
Wynne ninety acres Of lana AT Port je'
Wis Orange County. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

sTERBINS AVE- 1913. s. az = ~
Chisholm st. 2JxfO0 .. sty dwlg. Sold 10
Caroline 4 Wheeler for $4,000.
BY NJ Norgcnthau, Jr., Company.
hist 81 100 East. =. 40 n W or "a
ave i6xiOG: sly dwlg. Sold 10 the plain
tit for So jji
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
LIS PENOENs.
FEBRUARY Il.
Manhattan.

CENTRAL PARK VEST, nv, ~ o.
I5SviC0. Otis Elevator 60 az pro<ss, \,
or the city % New York ., 81 action y -.
clos. mechanics Mem: s'torney. HI
55TH ST. cor Ave A. % sr20: o..
Savings BAN IN th- City ~ New ia -
Elsie Max cforecioSur. OF mtz,; sstorns,
AuerNech
BROADWtY Sls Th.odoes y Morn, =
AIT New York Tife r1sursnce Co q q 90
70 sJreciose mechsn,cs' lisn): s,tsrv,
Thompson & Fuller.
Dist ST. :. i3j = ~ Haor sw y,
aoll. TWO actions. Mania tan sssirEs hs.
tuition agt Eljsv Realty CO :, al 0osrdcs,
Of TWO mtgsl: attorneys. Hapsllo a KsnassI
GfST ST, &, between ls' ave azt Ave 4
10. 10. Rudolph Wsiiscn 90 ssr Isaac lsss.
man o. al foreclosure u tar nsn,: s,'crr~
4 Weymanr.
MADISON ST. 353. Ad.aids K rhcns, n
George p HAYES amended fo-.coerrs a. NJ
attorneys. House. Grossuan & vortar,
INST ST. 239 and 81 West; Rental ~.
gage Securities corp aSt ln,er1,y fAnf q.
securities co ~ al Cforeclocur- Of mtg: s,r.
ney. J y Goodwin.
I4ST ST, 9, 100 = " ~ fsnor ara IN
o9ll. same act sar1s foreclo~ure Of nfr q.
tcrney. j l. Goodwin
10TH ST. IS Nesf. R-ntsi No-fsrs SER
iiios Corp ~ First Preferred Really csrycs-
tior . a. foreclosure o. mtz); stiorn.s. !
Goodwin.
BROADWAY. SD and s2i. ri. Gu.su,-
and Trust 60 az Eight rver,y-trD ~
blight TWenty-'our Broadway Co. In. . 4
foreclosure 81 mtg. attorney. " swain
70 AVE. " cor eSih -. 4Ixloa1 re
New York Trust 60 PCT Arpsd weillsh q
foreclosure ~ mtg. attorneys Bos-s B
sands
The Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE. = liOe 2 nai IT'S
through 20 clay ave. = so,Se5silh RI
Annie Bartlett aCt Melvin Realty ~ o.
struction co ~ al foreclosure y MO, ~
ney. II - Rickaby.
GREEN AVE. 8 $50 :. ~ NTsr'
25xlO0: Elizsheth " Rogsn az fohnEcrn'
ter. ~ action 20 forcciose tax lienf EH1'
- : Moses.
4TH ST. =. 11J 2, ., wsshrrgf -
25z166s. part OF lot No 50 map d L,g
Morrisanis: Jacob lif'su - al Az frr'1
(stciscr et al foreclosure %, n,gl. aii'F7f'
Susmsn.
RITTER PLACE. 8 8 &c q q ts,r ~
40Xs33. Joseph T. Du'ev sgt croznnl ~
struction co foreclosure ~ mtsl; .i'~nf'
LORenthsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

30 AVE; 1885; Tony Basil ., :, -
hi Mn,, = 81 i1S or y, lsis SO -
agt Benisnino Iannuccilli ., Al ",e,nis Pa.
1888 so WI 2 -
1os1H ST. i52 Fast. Mlchs.
Alexander Crcenbaun q Al. n,ss1{,nl |,
Sis Wy y. ~
PEARb ST. 90 louis Taso, a.,
Schick 81 al. Aug !, 1917. sion 's' hEa
9th 81 s23 70 go West: rezs.,
bomb. $50 fsr ;
The Bronx.
l;OTH ST. $. whole front h.,u
ave and River ave, 20 3xiss srpS' !, Zen.
Vault Light 90 agt Henry Lewis .nr<,
Feb .. 1914. sif6 p "es ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

Total tto, ~ and s0oa,s together snow 2 W. W.
ihc suppl, of 4.JtS TS tons. against 1870
last wear or an increase 81 "i3.Wl ion'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and sttor
ncl.,
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS
FEBRUARY 49,
Manhatt,r

J2D ST. s. $50 n " % l., Az.
stv fsctory. 81 sxiO05. J VI ~. Hs
10Th sve. owner. G Hsrdssy. 3Ns;
architect. $4,000 ~ q
The Bronx.
10th ST. "a. 22J n W OF Cour,.
sfy brk studio. 9fxfs Ralph p.,,,r b,
LAS iJOth ~, owner; Henry No-th..- I
fremont ave. architect. cost. srx - =
216TH.ST. n = iss y % psr.x.
2 etv brf dulg t9x3S 4 Russo ~ :,
G2d s. owner. " Anagnos'. Pa O. h
svo. architect. cost. g. 900 '''fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

Wrf.IN movement IL i.fT 90 t't' ''N''
Cotton Exchange. Port receipts. 20I9l1 hsles'
aeqins. ll.sl0 last wear. overland 10 mills "no
canrIa. isis. asoirs. q $50 last yea g
soYtbe,n mill takn-e. 5000. against t''o'
last veal. loss Of sto ,ls ~ interior 'oWns' =
ioc against 5.3SI last yclr, brought mo slIN
for .h,. week Isl 2;G against 2vl.l'' Ia- '
wear Total crop rofei1cnt: For it-ctp't.
: a. 10 against : 151 % last Ncas. @, cll1u.
10 mill, and Canada. sol So. against ie'.u4t
lact wear. southern mill taltinGs. -,"""N
aroirst 9s5 eDO last veal. stock az ln.cIioi
towns in excess OF September J. 81 90.
against 50 10i last wear. brouSot INTO slsh'
tNus far Tor season, 1883. 40 aGsinst lI'o'
95S last wear .unn
Liverpool cables-Spot Guiet; eales' '~'
bales. SPECULATION end export. 800. American
4 OoG. imports 81 .00C. American, u wv, mo-
ding upland 1Ofd. fixtures opened otiei =
an advance % . . 10 points fror; Nesteroa?
Closed steady a. nci advance or % 10 ;.
r,oints compared with Wednesday, Februry ain
robrlary- March s G6d: March-April 6bl co.
AnrO-AIsv and May-luue. Sod; June-juiN'
e 20 I'd: July-AuguSt. 656i-d; August -Septem -
ho- 4 Aed. Septenber-October. G.32d; october
Noromb.~ G24iad. November-December-
6 odd: Decemhcr-Januarv and Januarl- 90
mar, 619'-d NsnChestcr-Narns pe'e''
with more business cloths. good demand ifo"
china
Vow orleans. Feb IS The cotton mar
ket to-day had 4 tendency 10 work TO higher
level, on more bullish views Of tho spot
Sitration increased mill iakinGs and small
hi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
Operators Plan Two Dwell
ings and an Apart
ment for Site.
GROUP OF HOUSES IN
EAST 49TH ST. SOLD
Buying Corporation to Improve
the Plot with a Twelve
Story Structure.

George r. Reed & 60. have sold for
Michael Friedsam and other executors Of
the estate Of the late BENJAMIN Altman
p group OF ten lots at the north corner
Of Riverside Drive and SSth street
The property has been purchased by
Klein a Jackson. the we'll known opera
tors. ON the site which has frontage
Of iOS feet on Riverside Drive and az
feet in SSth street. Will be erected two
private dwellings ana garages for
the BUYERS own occupancy. and 4
nine story elevator apartment house
from plans by Rouse & Goldstono.
The apartment house will he on the
SSth street side OF the site. taking up
q frontage OF lG; feet. at the easterly
end OF the plot. II will have four apart
ments OF each floor. The land has been
held by the executors at 10000 and has
been owned by the late Mr. Altman since
1856.
y. A Bcrwin & Co. have sold for John
Palmer 10 = corporation organized by
Hyman s Crystal and Sidney Crystal the
three four-story apartment houses Nos.
i56 15S. 100 East 18th street on plot Goxlo2.2
feet 20 feet cast Of Lexington avenue.
II is the intention Of the purchasers TO
erect a high class twelve story apart
ment house on this plot when the present
leases expire. October !. Mr.. Palmer ac-
cumulated this plot about year ago
through the same brokers. and now re-
sells it for a substantial profit.
Smith & Phelps have sold the plot lr
xl50 feet. situate on the north side or
18th street. beginning 40 feet east OF
Marmon avenue. The purchaser viii
improve the plot.
William \. White Sons were The orok-
ors in the sale for August kiipsteIn
Of the vacant plot 1oox1c0 feet. At the
northeast corner Of Cooper and Academy
streets. recently announced in rhe Trih-
une.
Other sales announced follow:
s,rH sTREET-Peasc & Gilman have sold
street near Riverside Drive. four and a halt
story American basement dwelling house. on
a lot 16x1O0 feet. The purchaser IS joseph :.
Cicraghty Of Rye y y. who will occupy.
1O6TH STREET--Iharlcs Nynne has sold
through Harry Sugarman 10 II. II. Gallinger F.
No li9 East i06th street q three story ana
basement dwelling on a lot 16SXl0o.l1 feet
VAN CORTLANDT PARK SOUTH Harry
Sugarman has sold TO Charles Nynne The
southeast corner Of Van Cortlandt Park South
and Gale Place. a lot 2jxeo feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser sBd
Attorney
FEBRUARY 10
Manhattan
Manhattan.

AVE \. los 9 > a51as Max Cohen % a
10 Co Free Realty fCo. ll15 Boston Rd tmig
81 .0ooi: FEB .: 500. attorneys. Davis & ia
Wis ~ chambers 81.
MANHATTAN AVE SIS e s. s6s1sa: Fan
ME = wife Of Frederick : Woodruff. 10 Regime
Dlnkespiol. on premises: q C; correction and
confirmation deed. Feb ., 81 attorney. l. "
Dinkelspiel - william ~.
9Th ST go East. s. 2JN90 10. Jacob
Isaacs 10 Mortimer r lsaacs 80 West l6lst
It. Feb .. 81; attorney Reuben Tally. 90
BroadwsN
STH AVE. ESQ =, runs 1913 80 y
l5ist ST 2G 10 . Sth aTe l19 10 be,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14
The 6ronx.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. cor 1874 ST.
-. sxf02 3N9s lixl0o. all. Apepiana Realty an,
90 Inc. 10 SAINTS Storage an
Warehouse Co. Inc. Southern boulevard an,
r13d 81. ~ yrs from Feb T. 1914. Sl05oo an,
81. co.. allornnL- n En.LtLch. $50 ErnalMa-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-14

foreclosure Jan Isl. John Y Couch ist
New York county National Bank. ~ sth s,s
mte $3.50 OOW. all liens, ian - tD"' ="
tornovs Kellogg Rose, li5 Brosd"ay
nTu' 81. 6iS past. g. 25xio5.3; Pruden
tial Rond and Mortgage Go ~ ~ 10 Benl"rri ~
Weinberg iO9 New Jersov I'VE. broohiln ", 80,
10. 81. attorney Joseph sapinsNy' 90 "'7'""
s,rIf sr. 20 East. g 8. - exloo5. Montrosc
Realty 90 10 Joseph Mott ,ircat Necn, IN ~,
Island. p part. all tue, an n'l9, - a.,
500. attorney NrH 10it llt' lis'iA"'N
ID SoI nj 81 100 fo ioi East g cor of ra,k
s,e. GOxioO5. New Holland ana snl W. ,5a
raeo 90 20 rrcoman Estates, Inc. ~ last ~"
sap 81 81 a,t Fast. n s. i7xioo.5. Frederick
Gauss to John Bozzum lf' ~ A.e, rus,
81 5iu. attorney. Title Guarantee hhi
co. I7s Broadvsr. zoe. .-., !.
Rodgus to Samuel " Rooseyelt Ska .,oo as
y = (mtE $1,000. an liens. Feb -. sluV' rs
tornev. TITLE Guarantee and Trust CO. l'o
iOOrH ST. 2o6 East. g. 25xloo II No.e
closure Jan -, Frank ) Ryan rel 10 c1is 81
Fletcher. Fast Goth g. and LcNls =
s btiitz .e5 West seth ST. trus Jackson >
schultz. Feb ~ $1,000. address. l5' bfoa'
Tooth sr. eos East. -, 25xloo II; Frank !;
RYAN ref I'D same. trus. etc. as above, re-"
II: $50 600. same address. ,.. o.
i1iTH sT s.. - q " ~ Ms1lson ave- 80
io01i Leon Dauber Of al 10 Jafco He GU t,on.
Holding 90. 81 chambers 81 tmtg 81 900 , eD
II: 81. attorney. Frank Locker. 81 'hainoe'9
i2rrH ST. 5i3 and 5i5, West. n s. runs n
ok " 06x n blk W ~ Gx s 1901 10 ~ = q
- 10 hes foreclosure Jan 20; , ~
ington ave untz sCoooo,; 81 liens. Jan -
$1,000. attorneys tlkus. 4 - I'V '''''
IslsT OF. e3I Wc-t $. $500 II. samuel ann,
4 ,;oIld and ano to Warren II LOGAN ~ J.
Tin ave (mtg 81 500: Feb ~ 81. aitornef' "
\ Johnson ~ Nassau ST.
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At The Bronx Exchange;

a61-H ST. go West, :. - n ~ Wcsl
End ave, 4t.Sx1oo.s; sty tenm' Sold ~
thc nlainiif for SIS. 600.
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CRUGER AVE. y 3. 225 ftss
sly frame dwg 2i2x273. julius sch,ssls.
Write Plains ave, owner. Anton p-,.. -
Wcstchesfor ave. architect. cost. ssose -
ejGTH ST. N =. - % " ~ Par. "
~ sly frame dVs. 20x30. Robelf "a ~
RiverGale. owner and architeci: es.i ~. =
WESTCHES1 FIR AVE-. vs. 49,.
Bauer. on premises. owner. g s,ephe,. 4. J.
premises. architect. cos' 500 =
BEONXWOOD AVE. ~ = q.
81 = sty and attic frame drg. x p,.-
premises owner. John schvs serh.re :.
Westchester ave. architect; cost. sieS
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS :

81 CENTRAL PARK Mhs =, -.
nished cisht-rrom apartment, 4,
leaving city. Will suelst UNI" '"''
oon.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
we're recorded yesterday at the Real rs
tate Exchange salesroom, Nos Il and II
Ncsey street:
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AL TeRATIONs.
FEBRUARY Il
Manhattan

52D ST 50e N 3i2 West. tosa,
! " Dimmock. 40 sch ave, owner: H,~s
$40 600
56IH ST - west. 10 "a .v
Tridcnoerz. 10 East f2d a.. owner -
II Boehm. : wsst fod -. archi,sc,,.
GOUVERNEUR ST IS. ~ho,s -
East Broadway and Division 81. 4,
store ard lofts A Cohen. 2t7 "a. a.. '
owner: l. Brooks. 49, Na'sau q. $780,
$40 roo
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF ienoer S"'
torney.)
FEBRUARY 10.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE FOR ExchN

HENC CT = = 60 =
ATTRACTIVE. WELL ptN tll-- os ~ J
Of land worth $500 go; 30 MINI. ~. 80
York CITY Han; viii exchange srslf. y
or commercial building at
MANN Co. 30 Broadway
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-03-25
PAINT LICK.

Grant Kirby, who was injured by the
falling of a tree, died a few days ago
and leaves wife and four children TO
mourn his loss.
Charlie Todd, one of our worthy farm
ers, was driving down the Lowell hill
and his harness broke, causing the horse
to ruin away. He and two Of his children
were thrown from the buggy, breaking
his leg and badly bruising the children.
At this time all are getting along as well
as could be expected.
Will Todd. of Berea, who is the boss
hog raiser of Madison county, sold 300
head to Wilson Brandenburg at S. %
per hundred.
Z l.. Hetrick & Son have bought the
stock of merchandise of Fish & Ham
mack.
The consolidated school at this place
was closed for two weeks on account of
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. L. Wallace have the
sympathy of the entire com munity in
the loss of their daughter, Fannie. 1t
was very sad and painful TO them, as
none of their neighbors and very few
relatives could assist and comfort them
in that dark hour.
Misses Mary and Alma Lear have re-
turned from Frankfort.