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The citizen., 1914-10-30
THE PRESIDENT
FOR HIGH IDEALS
Men OF Nation Should Think
More Of Higher Ideals.
ADDRESS IN PITTSBURGH
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The citizen., 1914-10-30
"a or HIS SONS DEMOCRATS
Fs,her of IS Children welcomes a.
Write Hous.

washington D C--Presideat VII
son congratulated J Z DuckroEth. :
North CzrolInz uountzineer. Oh haF-
ing been the father Of > children and
having voted the Democratic ticket for
g years NJ Duekwo-th- ~h0 had
never seen President before. w4s IL
trodaeed by Senator oYernz7- He
told tae President he had Is so7s aid
Is Democratic Fotes n his family
The citizen., 1914-10-30
AWAIT PEACE EFFORTS
Generals Hill ans Mayto-eas D.slsr.
Truee Pending Negotiations

WAshingJoz- D C.-GeasrzI Bliss
wired the War Department that rrue.
between General Enl and General
Aaytereo2- a. Nzco. 70 await the our.
come OF the pezee convention a. Asuss
Calie1iss had been arranged by Cen
missioner RsDon Sos2 N4ytorens
vii retire With his forees to villa.
verde. some niles south Of NS,o
The citizen., 1914-10-30
IN f.llI u II IHE PHI IRRINE.

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The citizen., 1914-10-30
NINE DEATH RATE FALLS
ssf.ey-FIrss Movement Cuts oe~a
Number OF AeelSeats-

washington. D C--The safety
noTezezt beng urg=d Throughout the
CzE-e5 States Mining i1d1Stry : ma
ts-zzIly eating the death rzte. tee
Bz-szu Of Mines announced Deaths
II METAL mines IN 1913 we're Sc zro,g
lss 80 z=s ezpl0yed o = mortality
rate o. "a. 2s compared With = death
rate q 81 y 1919 s25 AS n 1911.
The citizen., 1914-10-30
Extra s.ssso. Tax Uns2sial.

washington D C--I.Ih the return
q P--Ss6=at WLlso7 from Pittsburgh
: became kno~l that predictions made
u -1s House earlier Il tA= cZY that
Congress would - ooaFe1@5 u exIrz
session II SoFeubs. 70 consider cot
Ia relief legislation w=-s not made o.
t.e authority q M Wilson O6cisls
Lose 20 The PreslGs2t sad that re
<ozi5 zct eau sn extra s=ssion
The citizen., 1914-10-30
THREATEN COTTON suyEas.
Texas sisht 7i5e-s Warn T.sse whe
Pay Unser TO- 7ssao-

Dzl1EsE5sl6- T=x--NzEaE Ez5e- VAT
iags EeEs fond posted q Eks doors
q 1=-y1zals wa0 have 5@=7 lown 70
5Gy cotton tO- less than - c@z-s p@-
pound They Ee-r wzrl=5 thzt thslE
stores EoGid y bGrzs6 Il any more
cotton vas purchased Ez5s- 1s csatz-
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The citizen., 1914-10-30

-s-ad Tor Sx y"
terribly. IUed ssT-
erzl doctors but noce
seemed 70 give ne
any relief ETe7
zo7hGs psiEEsrs
intsnem both Sdes
and s6 : u : 50
weak that | hsd 70
90 70 bed At isst
: friend rsconls1-
ded Lyds Z PINK
hams Vegetable
The citizen., 1914-10-30
ANOTHER 7oYAL SON.
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fourth There ar zlso -Eo daughters
4 he royzl family A.ag Al:oaso ~zs
married d 4zg 81 I$4S 70 Princess
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The citizen., 1914-10-30

50 rcare hanging around broks
again. said the policeman
Yes. answered Bill the B-rglG
I hzTea't cant broke ilio a
horse night oeto-e last and the poor
mark o. = taxpayer tod ne suca 4
hard luck story that he had n shed
din tears n leadin hin NJ aS.
cant
The citizen., 1914-10-30
WOMAN GETS LIFE SENTENCE.
consic.e5 OF Poisoning Te--y+ar-oi-
s.erso1

HUGO. Oklz-Mrs- lack Bzyse. Vie
O = Wealthy merchant d B0s-el
Okla charged with poisoning hs- ~
yssE-ssd stepsoz- Ezs sentenced % lie
Imprisonment Mrs. Bzyss Gsaisi me
states charge Edwin De5zrr. State
chemist testified he t0zzd poison ~
sro-ssble for tas boE's death
The citizen., 1914-10-30
Ju0eEs4l7 FOR :. l sioooss.
cissri-t cs--iss53ner Names Te Sc
c.e1 .. 2 w-5sat

Washington D --Fcztszsck L Sd
dozs o. his city : D-2oer o. the
Bart q Commissioners ~aiea zoT-
ems 1he District Of Columbia rzs
nominated by President WIisoz 70 -
a. sssosist@ j-SIic- oi tae District
Supreme Court here
The citizen., 1914-10-30

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The citizen., 1914-10-30

II ne pe- capita cozs1npyioa O 10
bzcco Holland leads the gorli. EiIh
Belgium second and re United States
third
The citizen., 1914-10-30

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~ ssss = 80 - T-1ssia4=
The citizen., 1914-10-30
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Phils3eiphis. PA-'Isn Jwt y years
Of sge and during Change Of Life ! ST
The citizen., 1914-10-30

d. Pszrce's P.szsEas P=1=t< regulate
sso i1yzr7-z.e s7coseE- Evsr an h1s'els
SgEz--cca-sd- t51y E-zz-lss- EzsT 70 AKA
Ez Cz11E. Adv
The citizen., 1914-10-30

This : : tres county buI yoa
should D. ashamed 70 ssy some Of ths
lhinSs yOE think
The citizen., 1914-10-30

U.-s~sss th=ss ge=<o=s- =1- s--ses-Ay rest-re
& ne e.T~e9s tn-Nr azrz-rZ ce-1s-A-s- 71Ss-G--
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

AVENUE 49, has OF f2th s-. - ax
$50. Adatine Construction Corporation 20
g. Yachuowitz g. Rutgers So. july -
500
BROADWAY. w cor s4th st. TO- Jx
1fDI. ST Mars 20 Palermo Construction 90
2fn cathedral P4rkWar. july 20 mtg
So. Onof. 500. attye. Stoddard & " IL,
BWar.
COLUMBIA ST - =. So u o. EirinG
ron ST. -pEfHS lforeclo- July 30. II A
If.rh. lt. t0 Bella Fcieuau. I'll N INN
st. JuIr - 8. 300. attt q ID Brill -
C.da- So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
An Investor Gives Three
Other Structures in
Part Payment.
QUICK RESALE OF
BRONX APARTME
Parcel in 156th ST. Recently
Given in an Exchange for
New Rochelle House.

VI. & /. Hess have sold for the MAJ
mac Construction Company the twelve
story and basement building. on a pio.
75xlOO feet. at 24l to 245 West 31th IT..
TO an investor. This building IS occI-
pied by publishers and printers. r.. I.
button & Co., publishers. occupy .
large amount Of space in the structure.
The building was held At s40OooV.
The purchaser gives in part payment
the four story and basement building.
on lot 25x9s.9 feet, a. "a West 3lst
st: the three story and basement build
inC OF a lot 2lx79 feet, at 20 East l3th
st.. and the three story and basement
building on lot 20X60 feet At LOO
Sixth a.. The transaction involves the
aggregate amount Of s52J.OOO. Phlhp
Jesselsen represented the purchaser.
The Benenson Realty Company mas
resold the siX story apartment house
A. s34 and $50 East Tooth st., on a
plot 5OxgI feet. adjoining the southeast
corner Of Union av. The sellers &C
quired the property earlier IN the
month from Mrs Schwartzreich. giving
in exchange home az New Rochelle.
Mrs. e.. Schwartz has sold 20 the
Schiu Construction Company plot
50X1O0 feet on Ludlow ay, Cnlonport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
Holders of Eastern DOu-
bleS Downed by Tallant
and Johnson.
M'LOUGHLIN HAS
TUSSLE WITH NILES
Californian Wins in Straight
Sets, but the Boston Man
Keeps Him Working.

Boston, Mass, July 22.-Under clear
skies and with d cooling breeze blow
inc across the courts, substantial prog
ress was made to-day in the play ior
the Longwood singles and Eastern
doubles championship lawn tennis
cups. From early morn until tvl-
light the courts we're busy, elgnt
matches in singles and eighteen IN
doubles being completed.
The first real upset Of the tourna-
ment occurred when Gustave f..
Touchard and Watson VI. Washourn,
the playing-through champions IN the
Eastern doubles. were defeated by
Hugh Tallant and Wallace +. john
son. in five sets. The score was %.
Is. 81, g. 81.
The champions were patiently OF
their game. especially IOuchard. VINO
only showed brief bursts Of his usua!
brilllancy. Hugh Iallant. the oId
Harvard player, who mas been on tne
courts fer more years than ne likes
70 admit. performed IN brilliant fash-
ion. his accurate driving being q large
factor IN the victory.
The matches that held the attention
of the big gallery were those between
Maurice Mclaughlin and y. W. Mes
2. Norris Williams and G.. ?. Gardner
IT,. and the doubles match between
PeU and Behr and II. Y. Greenougn
and Charles rockingham.
Niles. the holder Of the Msssschu-
sets title, made Mclaughlin travel at
his best 10 gain the victory IN straight
sets. az 6-3, 81, 90, IN the tnlrd
round. =,
Niles stood up surprisingly well
against McLoughlin's hard smasnes 70
deep court, and in the early stages OF
the first and second sets held ms
famous opponent fairly even.
Williams was forced 10 call into play
his fastest brand Of lawn tennis 70 gain
the mastery over Gardner, who was
playing cashing net game. Inc Dos
ton man continually rushed 10 the ne,
Immediately after his service ball ana
from there blocked of many OF VIII
iams's lightning drives. The Philadei-
phian finally banged out victory
through his superiority al nlcklng the
lines with placement shots. The score
was %. "a, 81, -.
Pell and Behr were al their best
against Greenough and rockingham,
.n the doubles. winning IN straight sets
70 ID ]. o. g. ~ en- VI a. UdtLltA-
larry effective with his backnand drives
down thc side courts. while Bchr again
.houc strongly with his marvellous ar
rav Of 'cross-court shots from close 70
tho net.
The team Of Ella Fottrell and K.
Lindlcy Murray doomed up as n strong
contender for the finals by IT'S brill
,ancv to-day against II. II. Whitman
and z. Lowering. With Fottreli speed
ING hard and swift drives into deep
court and Murray raining terrific
smashcs 10 the base line, the opposing
pair had little opportunity 20 gain
points except upon tho winners nets
and outs. Murray and his partner won
~ 3. So. 9 7 after letting down
In their fat work in the last set.
The summaries follow:
f.rru6od rluxir. rIfJ round r. No..IH
= nnaur 20 pn.la4rlrrla. defeated a.. y
Gardner jr E0rfol. T. 30. 80.
81 ~irkersD1. R0sfou dtteafrd a.. rs. wight
...r foston 90 t.. 60
Fou.th round a. - DstueJ Boston. de-
r.apI o.. o.. tag H~" Io ORR 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23

Tire following tran5a lions Ncre recordcc
yegterda- az the New York Real Estate Ia
r. Joseph r. Dsy
eaTU ST 90 " IS ~ . 0, 9Th ..
.qzas.t. o ~V d0s Sold 20 che piatnrn
ro-rH ST aos j.. s. res q . ~ 20 az
pla.ntir Tor - 500
'0-TU IT sos T.. s.. 100 q. Of Cd a..
21.I 1000. ID. SIS -nu- ami stores. sold tp the
plaintiff -1r $4,000.
rD-TH cT ept D. s. 100 q NJ "a a..
-5lt0H 3D.. --t tuWt aud stores. sold 20 The
pIautif Ior Sia.5ln.
10TH TT -0 vs. g IS. 209 {. OF LeuoX AZ.
I-,lnGtf. st' tnm, sold 20 the pisintr
By James T. Wells 20.
fef-T ST. i51 " p s 10 % Of IN az.
lS.f0011. s-y dus Sold 90 the piaintn
r. samuel M~rX.
sd ST c3l-g33 ". g. go q o. 9Th
a. gtIIX4e fV39. 1914. l-stF tnmts sold
o. Elizabeth II Briggs for $1,000
By Samuel GoIds-.eAer.
i1,TH ST 302 Z. : 8. sf.io Il o, I'd az.
20 eS1N0ll sty tnmt. Sold 70 the plaintiff
f0r SO 900
BY II Morgentha-. Jr. Co
10Th ST. Il ". :. So 2 o OF Manhattan
az e0y1o0It. sty ,umt Adjourned sine die.
A. the BrouA Exchange.
- Joseph Day
FOX ST $50 r. 475r q o, l53d a..
i0oNlo4 STU dwg Adjourned sine die
-ftST SIT T. 100 n p ~ White
PLAN ass 501i0o. Sold 20 inc plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
J l. III
tMItl name and address OF ieader and al


Witl name and address OF lender and at
torney)
BROADWAY. as2l- 81 NJ cor stth 81
.-lj 80 W. To-. JNl4o. 7Nl02 2xi3S.3 July 81
,3l2 West s4th street Realty 20 90 Bend
holm Construction 60. rs BVa,. SiIfpoo'
atff. 4. Mara. ~ Bsav
FTNDI.AY Az. n = cor i6pth s. 10 1880
Aug il i"ti. J and Katie iciSc- to Bertha
slther. JJiJ ID a.. $500. atty, q Frey
sra 3d as
PARIS Az. e cor 10Th 81. ioosxs2.2 Dec
il. 1917 p snd Nsgg Gray 20 HUDSON
Mortgage go. $40 ppo. atty Tile III
PITT ~. r. s. 1881 from cor Delaney
81. runs o. @Ii-N f0oN 8 c.1ieA " 100 %
beginning July g. 1870 % Springer 20 | VI
Houerb.rs 5000, owner Pauline singer
IL =" W .l.t 81.
RTVrNGTON ST. r. = cor clinton -. 5oN5';
Juy ~. 1StH. 81 ana JAM Fiscnel 20 Grten-
wood Cemetery Sj3.vC. at. LAWYERS litie
Insurance CO.
81 NICHOLAS Az. 364 2 8, to4 l2sih
ST. 2"Ns3 7x20NSG.6 June : 1917. Nellie
sandy 200 Nlcma Realty Co. " 3sth 81 500
VALENTINE Az. s. :. - q southern
Boulevard j0NlO. March p 1905 Iavlhia
4 Dunn 70 p iaurit'. indl'i- ana eN''
s. 600. att-. Title Guarantee -.
.p ~ iOl 8 IS cor al 81 ,.3S- 2tol. 2l.3x
ioc March T.. 1876 II Rosenthal 10 p Vie
mann. 40 T. 3ist ST. So U9 ATTY, 1o"N'
- Eoay. -, -
-AME PROPERTY Marrh q, 1901. T.
and Auus " St.lz,nbe'I to Girsrd Trust 90
pbilsdrinhu. $1,000. sttys. Adams q COM
stosk "a Wall - g,
I.It 81 1918 and Mar Gray 10
Farmcrs ana Manufacturers National bar X
aud the Poughk.opsio Trust Co, Pous ~
l..,psic. ~ y. 81 6oo. ATTY Lo"h'
FouguAeersle. y y.
l:rH ST 5l3 Z = 1885 . % Avenue
a. S7.SNI0%.3. 3. part. Ma lsl-, =,
and a. d-Atcrsa % Lillian Pohzzl. 80 tuil
a.. $3.50. attv. r " Nickers. la- boN
tprI- ST n g 90 " ~ 18th az. @jNoy
f.n - 1913 VI Sboits 70 9 Tsyl..r,
and aue. 81 zoe. attys Taylor 4 Fatt, II
Np--tr st n. -
sNrU ST. s. 403 ot 90 a.. LEX
OBI. ,,..., o., . Ian 4 1855 " and Cstha-
rf.a FIeck 20 The Frsukuu savings Bank,
=. Ooo. atty. " n Narius. ~ Liberty st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
TOuchQrd and WaShburn
Defeated at LOngWOOd

:. l.. seals Boston O.. 90. e.
Eastern doubles .nrst round @. A. i, ou'
jr.. and IS. j.. pate a.t,ateI j.. r. SeSours
~c,var and a.. o. Ps-Hta defeated a. Hinrn-
.,.ffe and d. S. NI...I. co. o. H-I %. r.
N.ie- and O.. Baeon ie,satea l.. be' "nan am
Tabe, o." t-e. c.
~e.orI rouna-N. r.. C-o,he- and II. s..
Tagrea. defeated sidney Paine and j. COR
I'M - s-s -. r. h.. Poll and Ksr
Frotl!asaam. ~. c. - William Poscn-
baum and =. Il. Whitney defeated 80. ".
Bates and ". Davis. s. o.. GO J.. fo.
trell and r. L. MURRAY defeated H.. H.
L. Dana and Il. Ma kinney defeated J. W.
E'oster and r. y Clrrier 50. -. -,
s. S.: r. Plimpton and y. :. Nattefs
defeated r g Law ana C. n, r se'io" Fo Scr
defeated A. L. Kent and 5. Goodridse 80
Longv..ood singles third round N. z
y tLo1s Din piin. san rei'c'se
Rundy. Los Angeles defeated Harold
Holmes Now Bedford. 60. .. g L.
II whitney. Boston. defeated Robert lie
Fourth round-F B. Alexander. New
York defeated T. a.. wright Boston So
a. Eastern S. G doubles FRS, round)-w. J.
N Bartlett and y. Bartlett. g. ..
G-1. = s. Duoue and s.. ". Niles de-
q Ct g = Kent and a. Il col
lester defeated p. r. scott ana $ J.. Beai
Sc. t. &c. CT
Jonn-or defeated q. p. Toucha-d and ~
IT. Wa-luur1. G-S. 4-6. 90 t-3. G--f
b. n Hacke,t and + r. AleEanaer 4ei@al
90 T. g. Irmau md Il. l. L.tt-e. 9 -
G-l. ca D. WheeIwright and y. y. Re-
zlo defeated q. 4. Lyon and ". l. Pate
3--G. G-&. e. 6
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

Ar-r-rn% AN p . cor l15tn 20 10, ll1l''
l.t..... Goodrich agt Intr--'lfr l+ul am
~.,uritf.r Go OF al foreclosure oi h''N''
attr-. MARKS a Magk- o.. 90
-1-H tN 81 r cor if-r 81 100 l@lW.
Van F.ur.u o. al 49, ~ corn ct q. t"I.
eIo.,,r. of u+-i. att.-. Mitchell Mlr M
GRAND -T g. O.. 0 Wooster 81 -'AlVo.
N..tr0u.Htiu Life Insurance 20 agi lif I'"'
Horv.i-, Of al foreclosure %, WiS't a1t- ''
Wn0lt.~I Borer a. Bur her.
nrff lr A. West. kanuccr Nanuisc lul
.r. 90 - al lcouutcro.aimI. sttys, Ihinp'
EDGE ,OMBE Az. ~ and ~ and bsise-
coulbe a. y T. 6sJ 18TH st. FNsi--, W.
..f.or-. stare Ban. agf ~ l. 'ralk ~
1.-TWO Amended foreclosures OF nts-l ATTY
FLEr,rER ST u. 4 Nerlo at T u
Grossmitl 81 al foreclosure or mtg sui S'
3TH AZ. n = g l05 A. D. 2o196s.
Korngold lgt Ida Kraua - a. foreclosure Ut
Mig ATTY. HeIinger
-3D ST. ~ rss-. J. Ridley 81 al sEt i.
Kaufman % al amended foreclosure o.
mtg. attys. Cterhart 8 Graham.
The Bronx.
HOME - S.. li-s Forest a. 39Ko0 :
Wi-serual art Nata Stern.on' q a.
f,rec.as.r- Of ut.l. at'.-. Ferris a -torch.
CANBREI.LENG Az. s. 80 Z les-n 81
foo-1-. Catherine ~rterius agt " Scholer
man 81 al foreclosure or mtg. s1tJa "'i~
KrSGSTON ~. = cor oak 81, 5coxicO
Toiil = HoIs-or az o. l. t00'o. ~ = ttorc-
closure OF utcI- ATTY. L ~Nl'more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
MANY UPSETS AT SIWAN0Y
Steinkampf and 0'Neale De
feated on Courts.

Surprises were the order Of the dsv
yesterday on the clay courts OF the
Siwanoy Country Club. at Mount Yer
non. in the annual open lawn tennis
tournament. Many favorites were de-
posed and new names occupied the
brackets
". Halsey Wood created the first
upset by defeating !. II. Stenkampf at
IS, SIS, %. largely through his
ability TO pass his opponent as the
latter came running up to the net
The next match that set the experts
TO guessing was that between Albert J.
Ostendorf, OF the Bedford Park Lawn
Tennis Club. and James ONeale, o.
Columbia UnEersity. Although O'Neale
has shown great promise on the courts
and seems destined TO rank high within
the next few years, OstendOrf, play
ing strongly overhead ard with his
ground strokes, defeated him at 6 l,
3.
The summaries follow:
Mons singles tfourth round w. Ualse g
Wood defeated i. d. stoinkampf 6-$
James O'Ncalc g Is
Iif,h round Allen Echr Sefcatcd a.. s
tfror-h..i.. o. G-. @.
Mons doubles FIRST round l---coroy and
Thomas won from Bothscnild and partner
hv default Ferris and Hardy defeated
Norsuge and wilson Is 4-6. o-i
Fisher and Fisher won from 7. =. Walsh
and partner %, default o'N"al" and
Gr"esbc"k defeated Live-more and Clark.
Go Iu-S
second round Black and Rogers won
from CoGey and Thomas. De- default
Ferris and Hardy won from Fisher and
t.shcr. rF default. Ghormlcy and Dun
o. -. g. G-f
Womcus singles ,.lird round,-Miss
Eossi" Holden defeated Miss katherine
Fourth round Mrs p Hitchin defeated
Miss Holden. Sc 6-i
Semi-0nsl round -Miss Marie Wagner de
featcd Miss Margaret Grove. GO. e.
Mrs Huchin defeated Miss Anne Hamil-
tom. G--l. Go
Womcus doubles Onrst round Miss f..
Handy and Ms w. o. Pouch Won from
Miss ',ro>, and Miss Hamilton b. default
second round Miss Ueusr and Mrs
Pouch defeated Mrs. stem and Mrs
smith. C. 90
S.mI-auai round-Miss Handy and Mrs.
Pouch defeated Miss coward ana Miss
Mixed doubles FIRST round Mrs. Grun
thai and NJ Ile-ts defeated Mss Cal
and Nj Ghormlcy. G-@. Ct. Miss El
uuge and Mr. Meade won 'roW Miss Grove
and Mr. Steiukampf by default
second round Miss '.ar" oasse. ana Nj
Leo defeated Mis- Holden aud vi. Naz.
Go Go. Mise WaErer and NJ oetcu-
dorf defeated Miss q. Lcech and Mr.. stiles
Go. C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-23
7AeR3MAl. Estate
West 37th St. Building
Figures in $625,OOO Deal

" 10th s.. July I mtg $4,000. 81.
attys roreI < g. T. Broad
The Bronx.
BATTGATE Az. 1885 51szfoo:
Kate Upton ro Harriet Iummell. ci7 " 3.d
80 June % mtg $4,000 800 ATTY r. q
BERGEN Az. . cor i5-I s. 5l5>Ioo;
D Tc t.lbaum to 4 = Co. Inc. 50 Bergen
o.. July d. s., att.s. Altman 4 l.. 80
BEAcKEN Av - 700 Jefferson ~.
e5Ntoo VI O'Counor to Catherine % Conner.
tsLI Barnes Az. july "a. 8 600 att.. Catn-
crime O'Couuor. .etl Barnes av
cAMBRELLENG ~ y 6ls mon ,oo
Rieecaer 81. June . 500 atty T Heale 1872
CASTLE HILL Az 81 = cor Hermany az.
-5.f05. i Gsss to Johanna l. Barry, 2lJS
West,lester az. July rs 81 atty. J. U ca.
CASTLE HILL Az. o =. 30 = Heruan' Sf-
e5Nl0-. Johanna J.. Barry TO- + Nonuon. l52s
Overiug II JulJ = mtg $4,000 800 at'y.
CHARLOTTE ST. v s. ioot p Jennings
ST. iGyIg0. Derungor Construction GO 20
II a Strubbe. as W l3oth 81 July co. 81
atft. !. r co.
cHAELDTTE ST y g. 1909 Jennings 81
40xlno. johanna Guu-hcr ro Herman
StrtIhH. -1s West 18TH 81. july 30 tugrt
80 ne,. 800 attr. l. T co. i6o BNet.
CEESTON Az. cor jth 81. l"ON irr'g
also ia1sr 81. A. % ror lot 30" MAD
Prospect Iun ee' runs 81 % 20 w erosion
Jr p 90 o. - 20 20 beg. given f'
secure p3 mcuf o. =. go ''onrsd r schultz
20 AIaW = Sohnntt lo45 Fanc SO. y part.
june 90 2, o0n arr. Ge1 Hsas. no Nassau si
UELANCI.Y PL gel - iot 10. map 81
lnt7 Doauinu est. e5zlo9. Fred b - burr %
JAS = CI.ues ~ l6th sf. Jersey city. j .
July - mort 5000. 81 sttss. Knox 4 y,
SAME PROPERTY: Jas A Clyu~s 10 Ellen
purr 1904 Hunt a.. July - mort $1,000
II atty. same.
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The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

I.5TH ST n :. 2c5 n Of s,h sv. Bell
Co az u LIT 81 al, sept. 3. 1918.
S4.01J.G 30
SAME yGOPERTY 4 Greenfield. Inc sst
same. sept. 20 1913 s. go IL
SAME PROPERTY. same sgt same:
Sept. ~ 1918. <i>j.t7
SAME PROPERTY. ! = Du6y CO sEt
same sept. - 1919 S6f
SAME PROPERTY keystone ti-crroof-
ms 60 agt same. sept .. 1918. sSS
SAME PROPERTY. colonial sans a
Stone % sgt same sept. q 1918: 5000 81
SAME PROPERTY. e. Whitman co sgt
same. oct .. 1913. S4225o
SAME PROPERTY National Structural
60 agt same. sept g. 1913 81. csJ. 50
SAME PROPERTY N"w Jersey Terra
Gotta Go agt sane. sept 4. 1913. $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY. + a Mccarthy sEt
same. sept : 1918 Sf1I
SAME PROPERTY. Heron Granite Co
AT same. Sept lo 1913 tsll cancelled ,
$3.50
18TH ST. 10 20 ". Greenbsum srt
JdrmulOwsky - a.. Mar -. 1914 sf2i -