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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
WOMEN WEEP AS
FOOD STOCK FADES
Housewives Stop to Hear
Marks Speak, Only to
Find Market Sold Out
CITY MARTS FORCE
DROP IN PRICES
MAYORS Committee Cheered on
Inspection TO"r--May Auc'
ton Days Left-0Vers.

The cost of living is going down. At
least in the neighborhOOd Of the four
open markets maintained by the city
or such. at least, is the belief OF the
four thousand or more buyers VINO
watched the first official inspection OF
these markets yesterday morning anu
though the housewives watched the in
spection and cheered Borough President
Marks when he made q speech, the bulk
of them we're so absorbed in the prices
that some Of them actually wept when
the market was bought out,
Eggs dropped from a to az cents :
dozen, and lamb went down to Ia cents
a pound. All vegetables. especlsliy
green corn, were cheaper than on fri
day. The neighboring retailers huhe
about the outskirts Of the crowd mos
of them dropping their prices Dy IorSe
Of competition. 40
made the inspection. had as its guests
most of the heads of the city depart
ments. a delegation from the Board Oh
Estimate headed BY Mr.. MeAneny' OF
the Board of Aldermen; DR.. biggs;;
Stste Commissioner Of Health, ana
William r. Ball, chief of the Bureau
Of Public Property, Philadelphia; -,
At the Greensboro Bridge and 6sth
81 the party met George W. PerElns
and Mr.. Marks getting down TO see that
everything was in shape. itallans'
Po,es Germans and Greeks had their
carts decke1 out with American and
foreign flags in honor of the Inspection;
So enthusiastic were Mr.. Perkins ana
the Borough President that they cried
out the lowest prices, closing many
Leayirg the bridge the party swung
up to The East Side, to Harlem Mar
ket then across the island to Fort Lee
Ferry, and down again to the oepo'
under the Williamsburg Bridge r.
Mr.. Marks said he was ioohlhg ~
ward 20 a municipal auction al Wn,SH
the produce tina, the farmers maven ;aS
been able to sell could be aucnone9
III bv bonded city officials. BE would
ASK tie city at once for three men lot
each market. he said, as well as mar
ket master aad his assistant -.:.-.
eve have been getting the hearueSV
co-oper, l:c, from all quarters, ne salo.
STbe New York Street Car Advertising
Comnarv has given TO us 8 i,O0O Gay
IN a6yaTtisipg space. Health Commls-
sioner Goldwa.cI has sent in a report
ON tn saoitary condition of the mar
Eets.aad found them excellent through
out. c.;u p;ner
Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit to IN
duce him to run trolley cars IN tne
early morning at small rates. SO tnse
farm produce can be brought N con on
veniently. At the next meeting Oh the
committee | shall recommend that the
markets be made permanent -.
Commissioner Go dwater says in. his
report that total of 492 stands ana
wagons were doing business yesterGiayIi
ard the Borough President has askea
DeTmiSsion from the Commissioner OF
R BosRs to open a new market at the fer
~, ter terminal, s.. George, Staten Is and
Mr.. Marks and CommissionseT, H a,s. o,.
can spole 10 a large number OF farmers
- New HYDE Park, Long Island, last
night on the advantages Of dealing N
the markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

Charities Comnlssioner John A. Kings
bAry has been asked to testify.
The examination Of the forty-seven
appointees of Kingsbury, who with the
consent Of the Municipal Commission
were named as examiners Of charitable
Institutions, for which post an eligible
civil service Hat was In existence, con:
tinued yesterday morning. Twelve o.
the lneumbents we're questioned: In
all thirty-fve have been examined.
Incidentally, the action of the state
authorities has aroused the ire OF DR..
Henry Moskowitz, chairman Of the Mu'
nicipaI Commission, who yesterday
mAde a formal demand upon the com.
missioners for q stenographic report
Of the testimony. His request was de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
BIG CELEBRATION
AT BLO0MINGDALE'S
Dry Goods Store Plans Weeks
Sale in Honor of Its Forty
second Anniversary.

From 90 by 60 foot room at 9SS
TL;-5 gv in 1872 20 a hole city BLOCK,
a,,iroton TO Third av. and 59th TO 6VIh
ct is the forty-two years record WhIeh
liooT,iDCdale Brothers will celebrate
tbis week. One Of the princlpal ieSI-
,,res is a sale which haS occupied INC
ottertion of the firm for six months
In rs dav the store, which coulo now
sto,,od awav one corner OF the
,1S.soDt establishment. was considered
~, business. The founders were
I,n,sn q and Joseph B. Bloomingdais'
fetber and uncle, respectively, Oh sam
iI Hiram c. and Irving u. bloon'
s-a.doio who own the business now
re uncle retired in 1896 ana the
father is dead. A. oo,obr.-
- tho anniversary the present
t,O,i acknowledged their debt to the
F1,,ndsrs for the schooling they re-
ee;yed and claim for them the origin
~ ,,,slv methods now generally IN use
IN ~ country's department stores
An 1ant financial resources give the
e-,, cdvantages which are handed aiOhs
- a. c1stomer The concern IS neaN-
;I,, interested in manufacturing Deihs
80 obshute proprietor IN many IN
J,,stries and allied with others, chleny
foreign Bloomi1gdales, however, main
$50 nermaaant European organiI."-
t go, having Offices in London, Berlin
S5Em and Constantinople. The head
,,,ertcrs are m Paris. Also there Is
eorn,le.e organization IN Japan
Welfare work for employees mas al
.us rnsrked the activities Of the store
, N.Y. ''i &c aiso an association known as
an ne R,5omingdalo Brothers Employees
s s3',+,isi Ajd Society. A feature Of the
, mJtoT work is the cottage maintained
Nv tbe store at Far Rockaway. Eaen
~, employe may spend two weeks
hhare without cost. In many other
. .nv the store aims make the as
Citations " Of rs workers happy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

frightened and bolted. AZ Ia
time the saddle slipped, and nj,
fe!' TO one side, With his foot 49,
in the stlrrup. For several -.
feet the plungins horse drags.l !.
rider, until finally It was stopped.
An ambulance was called from =
Johns Hospital, and on the return ~
co ''ded with 9 heavy truck. 49,.
the patient up sadly and huriibr =.
the driver, Richard Christy. Althes'.
severely bruised, ChriSty took q "a, |.
the hospital, returning with a 80
lance, into which he Transferred VA
man,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

in Toledo, his fail err being an Italian
and his mother German. lie wanted
TO make the Oh ge because he inten IL
TO buy some real estate, and 1t Will
be more convenient for everybody II
his name is McCree instead Of hncir,
relic. He has wife and daughter and
the nan follows the family.
Abraham NJ. Go'dstein, n der tai stu
dent of l440 Park av. had quite diff
ferent reason for changing his name.
He selected Goldng as his new name,
Justice Guy also granting his applica-
ton. Goldstein explained that he
wanted to assume new name because
his father was a man Of bad reputation
and it was annoying and embarrassing
to be known as his son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
STAGE NAME NOW OWN
JUNE Mcoree Cuts Loose from
Gonsalvo Macirrello.

Eunie MeCFes, aettr author and
sometimes contributor to 4 newspaper
column, now owns that name legally,
II will Be news to many Of his friends
tia the actor, who has long been
known ~ Junie MeCree, was really
Gonsalv0 Mseirrello. Justice Guy, In
the Supreme Court, yesterday gave to
him permissic to legally assume the
name under which he has long been
known. McCree So that he was born
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
coudIt Family in Reunion.

Verona, N. j., Sept. 12.--Almost -FOUR
hundred members Of the cOndit family
held their ninth annual reunion to-day
Al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore
Condit in Essex FsllA Luncheon was
served at 2 o'clock, after which a bust
ness session, presided over by the Rev.
Charles B. Condit, Of Newark, was held
The fami y geuesiogy was given BY os;
car + Ccndit, of East Orange. One OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
70 HELP IN WAR RELIEF
Brawner Atop the Strand to
Give Benefit.

The Brawner Atop the Strand VIII
oontribute its share toward relief IN
Fnrope. The proceeds Of a supper
Ss,,ce and theatre entertainment to be
lid next Wednesday will be turned
over 10 the American Red Cross
Many Broa3w~y enter tanners are
booked for the evening. The rates are
$40 Tor tables and $50 for boxes re-
served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
FINE FOR EX.CASHIER
Contempt Sentence in Fight
over Woman's Estate.

William d. Llewellyn, jr:, Of Jamaica,
Queens Borough, after being adluogeo
IN contempt Of court by suIIogss ~
Daniel Noble in Jamaica yesterday LOT
failure 70 make an accounting OF nlS
trusteeFhip of the estate OF henr a.VIS
~ Judge Noble and ordered committed
~ the Queens County Jail.
Mr. Llewellyn, who was formerly
..sbi.,r AZ the Bank Of Long Island, is
80 in IsNe.ica. 81 s. believed he Is in
New JsFstS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
z CIVIL SERVICE
APPOTNTEES HEARD
Inqriry Into Municipal Com.
MISSIONS Actions Con-
tinues.

The inquiry started last week by the
state Civil Service Commission. into
the conduct of the Municipal Civil Ser
vice Commission will continue to.mor-
-"g morning In the Municipal Build ng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

the speakers at the meeting va, WIZ
lam nj Short, Of the New York Peace
Society. Members Of he association arc
iineal descendants Of John Condit, VINO
came from England in 1918 and sett.ed
In Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13

MED on the ground that the Rrsss.s sa
hearing Is not a formal inVesHsAI'O"'
bnt simply an inspection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-13
INJURED MAN IN PERIL
Pstrolman Is Victim Of Run
away and Ambulance Crash.

John wiekman. a mounted patrol
man Of the gath Precinct, Astoria, had
two narrow escapes from death ysster-
day afternoon. His horse became
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
BUYS MONTCLAIR TRACT
Purchaser Plans Two Dwellings
to Cost $4,000 Each.

One OF tho most important real estate
sales which has taken place in Montcla,r
in some years was announced yesterday
by T. N. Trawlcy & Brothers brokers IN
the transaction. r. NJ. Soule, in connec-
ton nth Frank A. Sawyer, has pur-
chased the entire tract OF land on the
west side OF Underclin avenue. south OF
Gates avenue. The property consists OF
several plots Of the Starr. Simmons and
Ernest estates, having frontage Of near
~ 1000 feet and extending TO an average
depth of 500 feet. It is close to the big
$4,000 mansion Of Mrs. William r. Leeds
widow of the tin plate king"
Mr.. SOule has contracted for tho erec-
ton of a handsome brick house of Gcor-
gian architecture. 90 contain twelve
rooms. four bathrooms and a billiard
room. lie also signed contracts yesterday
for the erection OF an elaborate Eliza
bethan house having a frontage of about
seventy-flve feet. This latter house is 10
be brick and half lbered II is csti-
mated that when the houses are com
pletec they will cost about $1,000 each.
Mr. Sawyer has purchased adjoining
property on the same thoroughfare. and
will shortly erect fine residence OF the
English type. r. NJ. Crawley e. Brothers
were commissioned TO buy all the property
acquired by Mr. Soule and Mr.. Sawyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
NEW TENANTS FOR
LOFTS AND STORES
California Wine Company Rents
Shop in 41st Street-Other
Commercial Leases.

Royal Scott Guldcn has leased the store
at No. II East 41st street to the Cresta
Blanca Wine Company. of California; the
parlor floor OF No. 10 West 46th street TO
Belle & Theresc," mlliners. for the
Frank Gilman Company. and the thir-
tecnth loft of No. to II West 10Th street
TO Frank Cole. womens tailor.
Thomas j. O'Rcilly has leased the store
aud basement No. 1855 broadway TO u. s.
Schneider: loft OH the northeast corner
Of Broadway and 10th street to Norman
Z. Henry. and an Office in the same
building TO Wendell s. Howard
Louis Kempncr 4 Son have leased the
entire third floor in the Riviera Theatre
Building to John f. Halliday for a bill
lard academy: store in the Same building
TO the Hartford Umbrella Company; the
second floor space at the southwest cor
nor OF Broadway and 1oSth street 10 NJ
Spark for a corset shop; the second floor
in tho Riverside Theatre Building to G.
Hepburn Wilson for a dance studio. and
the store No 2457 Broadway TO Shashou
& Baba for a womens wear establish
ment.
NJ & L. Hess have leased space on the
eleventh floor at No. 1872 Fourth avenue
to the Ideal Illustrating Company. and
on the fourteenth floor 10 the Sattley
Coin Handling Machine Co; also space at
No 257 Fourth avenue 10 NJ. Goldstein,
and space at Nos 800 and SS1 Fourth ave-
nue. TO Otto S. Schaefer
Pease & Gilman have leased Offices in
Aeolan Hall 10 George II. Wilson, jr.. A,
! a. Conried, the Symphony Society and
! Twombley & Son.
| The NJ. Roscnthal Company has leased
space at Nos 10 and Il West 26th street
| 10 the Lemno Waist Company. and the
store at No. 103 West 29th street 10 the
| 18th Street Electrical Company.
! Spear & Co rented the fourth loft in
Nos 1856 and 1873 West 22d street to the
| Fix Manufacturing Company; the sixth
| loft in No. 80 Bond street TO Schneider &
| Co.: with William c. Walkers Sons the
store and basement in No. los TO II
Greene street TO II. Paradise; the sixth
| loft in No $50 Broomc street TO the Higf
! Grade Mills, Inc. and the sixt loft in NO
14G West 2sth street TO Dorfman Korn
man.
! The Lotion II. Slawson Company Leased
space in the Cuyler Building, No. 1l6 t
! 30 West 32d street, 10 George II. PoweiI
| Alfred Fanti. the Li-Po MANUFACTURING
Company and the Ireland illustrating
| Company: also space IN the same build
ing I'm connection with Mayo G. Abra
hanson. to .Gutmann & Gutmann' ar
publishers.
II. G. Senior & co. and the Lavton
Never Company leased the store No. Y
West CSth street. at Broadway, TO tn
George I,evane Tire Company.
Hiram Rinaldo leased for Philip Lett
tcin 10 the United Incandcscont Company
the building at No. llSla Bowery for
term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT OF NEW YORK. COUNTY
Of New YOfk.-Willam +. Moore. painful,
against Edith NJ. Warford. defcnda1t.-ln pur-
suancc of a Judgment OF foreclosure ana sale;
dulv made and entered In the above entitled
action and bearing date the 10Th day or Marcn,
lalt J. the undcrS sucd. tho referee III SAID
judgment named will sell at public auctloh'
Al tho Exchange .;alcsroom, No. II Is Ncsey
street in tho Borough of Manhattan, city ~
New York on the md day OF April, l9lf az J.
D clock noon on thai day. by Macmillan Nor
gen;hau, jr auctOneer. the premises directed
by said judgment to be sold, and therein DC
scrbcd as follows: All that certain lot, piece
or parcel OF land. situate. living and belhe
I'm the Borough Of Manhattan, City or New
York bounded and described 8s follows: sc =
ginning at a point on the southerly side or
West Eighty second street, distant three nun
dred and forty-fiyc feet westerly from the
corner formed bv the intersection OF the vest
erly side OF Columbus formerly Ninthl avenue
with the said sOutherly side or tlght\ Sc
ond street; running thence soHthcrly parallel
with the westerly side OF Columbus avenue
and for 4 part of the distance through party
wall one hundred and two feet. two lnches
20 the centre line OF the block: thence "ester-
" along the said centre me OF the blocA
seventeen feet; thence northerly, again parsi-
lei with the westerly side OF Columbus ave-
nue. one hundred and two feet, two inches 10
the southery side Of Eighty-second street
and thence easterly along the said southerly
side OF Eighty second street seventeen rect
10 the point or place of beginning: said prem
isos being now known by the street numoer
1872 West Eighty second street
Dated, New York. March 10Th. 1914
LEWIS SCHULDENFREI. Referee.
KANTROWITZ x ESBERG. Attorneys for
Plaintiff Office and Postofics Address, No.
800 Broadway. New York city Manhattan
Borough.
The following is a diagram Of III. property
street:
e0nd
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,.n.: sr22 600: attorneys. Csdvalader. W

cent: 1922 600: attorneys. cadvaaaeF'
LoNGFELTOw AVE. :. i25 It g OF IenI
nlncs ~ 26iOxi15; Herman Karov 20 Paui
Koch. 1870 Longfellow ave 'prlor intS $3.50, 49,.
March Il: 3 yrs -. per cent, 500 49,
ncy. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. lao nfoau
Tors 20 and :2s map G,,o T4 49, 2Rsg sss:
attorney. J: II Bergman. 32l9 % ave "a
TRINITY AVE. >" 5. Io' 80. map ~ VS1itb
200 :, Nicholas ave. March II: yrs per
ceat. $4,000; attorney, . bren' - ran
WALES AVE W 8. 75s Il W o. It2d st;
% 2xiOO: also Wales ave. " s. J04 II " or
i42d 81 252xiOO. also Wales ave, " cor o.
1921 81. 5oaxlo0; also 1924 st. n s. l0 ~ .
Trust "a a. Broadway: Feb -. due, etc. as
rer bond given 10 secure bonds amounting 70
''VGTJ.tCT AVE. 1857. being lot PSI, map
Hunt ,ostate: James Kerr to George hauser,
1867 81 Lawrence ave: March IL que nS II
Baechler. ii26 Walker ave
WASHINGTON AvB. 2053. " :. 23xl 10
Thomas Graham 20 John t sis nn6, TO- Nae ia
3 yrs, & per cent; 5000; attorney John d
Kahrs. 1851 - ave. . nee -. .,so
18th st. e77 East. :. 25xioo; Frank \ DIN
stod 10 Frederick Storck. 30sI Decatur ave .
March 70 3 yrs. ; per cent $1,000; same az;
is6TH ST. :. 90 It ". Of Alexander ave ave
o5xfOO: Cecl Realty 20 TO John d Vorsky, eSt
! Academy s. Queens prior mtg SiouVp' =
March 13: 3 yrs. PER cent Sl'oo"' ATTORNEY
Joseph Hlavsc. 1907 LIST ave.
14STH ST. =. 12l.5 It OF Sd ave, S5,aN
irreg: Bronx Publishing 60 70 'olunlnla
Knickorbocl.cr Trust Co tprior mtg sJt.""Vl :
IAN .. , WIS per cent, given 10 secure
bonds. 81. 900: attorney. Bronz Publishing 90
36s East 1iSth 81; total amount adNahce''
So. go
iGirI ST. 5o3 and sos East. s. 40 Ia
IS7. Johanna n Ernst 30 Waldron Post,
irus Rayport T. ]: March ~ yrs. per
cont: 81 100. attorney, Title Guarantee and
, Trust Co 116 Rroadway.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of purchaser an
attorney
Interest per cent unless othrrise stated.
MARCH L..
Manhattan.

ATTORNEY ST 11G-l1s q cor Rivington
81 No $50 90 11x2j prior mtg S1'1"' Day Is
roson,ran,z 10 Pauline Jacobs. - West 10Th
ST. March II: duo July ]. 1910. S%ooo' atlor
nov. LAWYERS Title Insurance q Trust co. 100
Broadway
son 81 i5a ia. @ 3. fs.1lA9s2; Citizens N
testing 60 10 Bron, Investment 60. 10" Broad
wav: March II ,prior mtg l1l,Oool; demand .
pcr cont: $1,000; attorneys Merrill q H. j"
ID % AVE-. " @. 7j.5 II q Of 4ith 81, &xloo;
Bernhard Horn TO Abr J Divorsky, ~ East
a3d ST: March 81 Yrs. per cent; S"ooo' at
torncvs Straus 4 -. - Beckman -.
STII AVE. " g. 490 n u OF 29th st, 2lE
Msrv y O'Farrel. trustee. 10 Annie i lieaiy'
9eG East 116th ct Dec 80. 1919 prior mtg
ST. 500: year. per cent; Sl'"p. attorney
y Tile insurance CO. 135 Broadway.
STU AVE. 2J72 r. 2JXs0: sylvester fele-
chan,z ct al TO Horot Burcsrovshy. 80 10 East
!lst St. Ee di, - " a B SSg fesi ''0O' a.
10TH AVE. 55i. cor 4lst st, 2oN6l prior
mtg 5000 Jos VI Carney 20 Troy say lngs
Bank. at Troy. y Y: March y: due and inter
est as per bond $1,000; aitorucy' Title Guar
sutcc 4 Trust 20, l7G broadway. ooo..
f1TU ST 60 West. prior mtg SpW.
t., ave 80 49,. Robert \ Tanning 70 Her
man stcinkanp so West 1T2d st: March Il:
yr. per cent. $500: attorneys. salter *
= 40 Nassau 81.
18TH 81 3l3 East p, %. l1"'1' Rachel
Brown 10 Thos \ Wilson al Bowcry March
L.. due July - 1918, per cent; sl""' at
iorncy Emil \ Klein. lei Delaney ST.
10TH ST. 3l2 East. 2l"Nlvpl John -
rovln H. Union S1usrc Savings Bank. ~ Union
square: March i3: , v,s. per cent: 5000;
attorney. Title Guarantee & Trust CO. l'o
broadway.
Tho Bronx.
AVE ST JOHN. b 9 cor Of Beck ~, i-oI
10. Normal Construction 60 to hocklanp
Realty 90 800 wills ave; March 10 ] ",
q pr cent; SIS. 900: attorney. 6 Bell coo
HOME ST. 1886 g. 3oS irrcs. Keilbcrt
c.,n.t,urtlon 90 to Lawyers Title Insurance
ana rr,si 60. 100 Broadway March T., yrs.
interest az per bond: S3S.vo attorney IA"
v,r, 'rltlc Insurance TO- 100 broadway.
JEROME AVE u AZ cor 81 lsad ~. voAloo'
American Real Estate 60 70 William 'raN
,n,1 .UI West End ave. March .. . yrs.
nor cent. so 900 attorney, Lawyers Title IN
'urancc 90 1870 Broadway.
JHltoMb AVE. cor Of fordham 10. ok
,,r.. Henry " siughi 10 BoUery savings
rant. .l2s Bowery March ~. yrs. 5o per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-14
SUM ONSES.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
Fannie Ginsberg, plaintiff. against Max
Ginsherg defendant. Summons: Action for an
absolute divorce
TO the above named defendant: You arc
hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
in this action. and 10 serve a copy OF your
answer on the plaintiffs attorney within 20
DAYS afte- the service OF this summons. OK
elusive Of the day or service. and in case of
your failure 10 appear or answer. Judgment
will be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. February eth, 1914.
BERNARD r. NATHAN,
PLAINTIFFS Attorney ONCE and Postoflcs hd-
dress No. 800 Broadway, New York city.
To Max Ginsbers. defendant: The foregoing
summons is served upon YOU by publics ton
pursuant 10 an order OF Hon Nathan Blur.
Judge OF the New York Supreme Court New
York County. dated February 9TH 1914 and
fled with the complaint in the office OF the
Clerk Of New York County, at Manhattan
Borough. New York.
Dated New York. March ith 1914
BERNARD Y. NATHAN,
Attorney FOR Plaintiff, 500 Broadway. New
York city
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
MARCH Is
Manhattan.

Bronx Inv stmcnt 60 TO Lawyers Mortgage
Co. S54 900
same TO same: $4,000
Chas Schimmcr 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co.
500
r Henri Tsco--hc and ano. trustees. TO Law
y,rs Mortgage Co: sis.0r.
Same TO same. $1,000.
Commercial Trust Co o. New York 20 Fred
crick Wagner. 81
same 90 same. 81.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 60 10
Excelsior Savings Bark; s31 20.
adelaide X Ranolandcr 70 Title Guarantee
Vim Ham and sno. exrs to Vim Ham s.
500.
same 20 same: $1,000.
Same TO nina Ham. gdn. s. 500
Same 20 same $500
same 20 same. 600.
same 10 Pauline Ham. edn. $500.
BirchVood Realty 60 20 John Palmer 8 90.
John Palmer 10 Martha Palmer. 500.
Clarence Cohen 10 Emma Honeywell: SO 800
MARY Philips 20 flora l. Solomon: 81
Mary Hcycs 10 Greenwich SAVING Bank
$40 600
Bank $4,000
Tho Bronx.
r Henry. IA Connie. trus. 10 Douglas W
Isaac solinger 20 Dimout Realty 90: 5000
LAWYERS Mortgage 60 TO Peter often. $4,000
Julia lIsllock 10 Mary I. Sory; $1,000.
Comfy Mortgage 60 10 same; 5000
Ioauie 5 Tmpson 10 Lawyers Mortgage GO.
Hcrbst Realty co to Hermann . Junken.
$4,000.
$50
same 10 Julia = iisllock. Se,soo
Same TO same: $1,000.
Same 10 Wallace story. 81 500
John Stcncck To Lloyd Realty Co 500
Elias Ascl TO Eleanor Hague. $1,000
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London March ia miscellaneous Sc
lection OF I39sS bales caused active bidding
al the wool auction sales to-day. Prices
we're nrm. Secured merinos were In partic-
ular request and Punta Arenas advanced
from 10 TO 10 per cent over the January
price. The sales follow: New South Wales
land = 300: secured. Is 1Od Q2s Sd; greasy,
Sd0ls Sd Victoria 400; secured. Is 6Rd
rs ID; greasy. 81 i q - Al. south Aus
trslia GOO: greasy. 7d01s 2iad. Tasmania.
100: greasy. Is Id dfs 2iad. New Zealand.
400: secured. Is 3i4dG1s "a: greasy. ~. d
n Is 3lbd Cape Of Good Hope and Natal,
300: greasy SdGis I'D. Punta Arenas,
. 900. greasy. SAddls 1ild.