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United labor bulletin., 1914-08-22
STREET CAR MEN GET BIG RAISE

Upwards of 5000 employees Of the
Baltimore street railway system have
received an advance in wages. The new
schedule increases the company's pay
roll 100000 a year and gives an aver
age raise of 25 cents day to the con-
ductors and motormen.
United labor bulletin., 1914-08-22

Try Principe de Lees cigar for ar
after-d dinner smoke. Union mnde.-Adv
United labor bulletin., 1914-08-22

Beats them all. Ia Belle &c cigar
union made in Denver.-Adv.
United labor bulletin., 1914-08-22

Beats them all. La Belle &c cigar
union made In Denver.-Adv.
United labor bulletin., 1914-08-22

Clerk, a really good union made .
eigar.-Adv.
United labor bulletin., 1914-08-22

Clerk, &c cigar-Union made.-Adv.
United labor bulletin., 1914-08-22

The Following Printing Firms Are Emit
tied to Use the Label in Denver:
Label No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES

ELIZABETH G. CLAPP. OF Philadelphia
Dan. 10, 1900. Entire personal estate.
sac. Assets. stocks. Taxable in Ne"
YORK ,, Nc , sg1NV tFcE 90 1910 Net
$50 zoo. Meyer H. Lehman. Harriet We'll
and Bertha Rosenheim. brother and Two
sisters. benefciaries. Assets-Deposits' So
5l0; icweiry. SlUQ: stocks si6,52'.
deposits and personally. S10.27i: net value.
sq.O97 Thomas VI. Ryan, son, receives the
bulk OF the estate.
NICHOLAS ROSSIGNOLI april 3. 1910.
given siI.O52 and die rest TO six friends
ELIZA FARMER (Nov 4, 1879. Net
sis476. Mary }. Farmer. sister. benedict
airy Assets. one-half interest $4,000 in
3O3 East seth ct deposits. slO,2s2, mort
GTsTAVE sEIzER Dan. II. 1910. Net,
SIS COG. Mrs Anna Setter. widow. e
ceyed $40 256. and Emma Sprengel, his
sister. 5000 Assets. equity $4,000 So
and S24 Fast 6lst ST.. appraised at $4,000;
rraisvd Al So. 600; IL First ay.. free and
clear. appraised AZ $1,000. These items
subject 20 deduction for dover amounting
20 50 ZOE and there were deposits IS. O54
: 1910 NeG 81 %. b. ogden Chisholm.
father. beneilciary. Assets-Deposits, ; IS /:
jewelry. s707. dresses aEd clothing. SSH;
stocks SASS
GUSTAV RENO. Vienna. Austria March
Il I9ID. Personal estate. Sil. 095. OF
which stocks and deposits amounting 20
SI4 go we're taxable In New York tate.
Net value Of New York assets sl3.l46.
MARIETTA SANFORD lune !. 1914.
Net. S24. 6S3 Harold Mayer Sanford.
It's. 81 504; jcwelry and personally, SjiS.
and stocks and bonds. s2i.9f1
The npprsdssl Of the estate Of Melville
G. Day appears in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York. Francis ". Page. as trIs:ee etc. o.
William strickland. deceased. P.aintH.
against Anna Marie Ccfola. and others De
PENDANTS. In pursuance OF judgment ot
foreclosure and sale duly made md entered
In the sbove-cntitlcd action ard bearing date
the 18th day OF July. 1914. !. the Undersigned
the referee in said judgment named. will SCI
a. public auction. AZ the Exchange sales
room. Nos. 14-is Nesey street. In tho BOr-
ough of Manhattan. city OF New York. on
the 9th day OF October 1914. al y O'Clock
noon on that day. b. Samuel Marx. Auc-
tioneer the premises directed by said judg-
ment 20 be sold and therein described as
follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel NJ land
with the building and improvements thereon
erected. situate. lying and being In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan City. County and state
OF New York and bounded and described as
follows: Beginning At point on tho north
erv side OF one hundred and ninth street
distant three hundred and thirty-fve feet
easterlv from the northcasterly corner OF said
one hundred and ninth street and the Ihir1
Avenue: thence running northerly paraIel
with said Third Avenue one hundred feet
ten inches. thence easterly parallel with said
one hundred and ninth street. eighteen rect.
seven inches. thence southerly again paraNei
with said Thrill Avenue and part OF the way
through a party wall one hundred rect zen
inches to the northerly side or one hundred
ami ninth street: and thence westerly along
said one hundred and ninth Street. eighteen
feet seven inches TO the point or place OF
beginning. and known as number 229 East
pated, New York october >. 1914:
IRVING J. JOSEPH. Referee.
1ortN NJ RIDER. Attorney for Plaintiff. -
cedar Street. Manhattan, New YORK CITY.
Tho following is a diagram OF the property
70 be sold: its street Number IS 223 East
lOeth Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
The Bronx.
WILLS FILED.

WILLIAM JoSEPHY oct III: more than
10000 real estate. more than $4,000 per
sOnal; to five sisters and two brothers, SOOO
each sixteen nephews and nieces, 5000
each: United Hebrew charities. Mount sinai
Hospital. Montefore Home Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and German Hospital, N.1oO each'
Jewish institution in Mecklenhurg. Germany.
$500: James Bryson. former employe or
fucker & Joscpny. 81 go: Herman Vessels.
chauffeur. 81 go: also an automobile 20
Bryson and Vessels. as equal owners; Nel,
crucihx: $1,000 20 three servants. residue To
four niece. Testator wanted no funeral
service and asked that his body be cremsted
and the ashes not preserved. 80, ..,.,o
and personal: 20 Leah i. Simpson, vie.
SIS, Oco: income from the residuary estate
10. life: 10 Eva Sarfaty. niece. $4,000 aud
life income from 5000. Two sisters. niece.
brother and sister-in-law, $4,000 each
francis Ban Neen, friend. 5000; principal
OF residue on death OF Mrs simpson goes
= nieces nephews. sisters and brother.
JOHN LANSON ADAMS sept. 2Jb; more
than $4,000 real estate. more than $1,000
personal: 10 Francis Lanson Adams. SON
country place al Westport. Conn, residue IN
cqusl parts 10 Elizabeth r. W ADAMS. son
and charles + Adams and Henry frederich
Adams. brothers Charles s Foote. atty.
ANNE PIPER duly pa: $500 personal
20 Trinity Chapel Home.
NORMAN NJ. BURREIL Guly 81; about
s.. 900 personal; 10 Natalie Cofax BurrelI'
y IL William 9. Arnold. atty.
FARUCH PINCCS LIRERMAN Heb. 49,
not more than $500: 20 four children Kan
trowitz < ESsherg, atty.
Jr-IIA !. DWIGHT sept 10; real es-
tate. $50 OOc: personal, 100000. Lawrence
I.swson. nephew. 5000; katherine l.. Neu-
mann. niece. 500: Caroline Alden Weir,
niece 500. Dorothy Weir niece. 500: three
servants. 800 each; Jonathan Dwight. son,
income FOR lie from $4,000: At his death
one-half OF principal 10 Lawrence Lawson
or his children, one-half To katherine l.
~ounann for life and then 10 her daughter
residue TO Jonathan Dwight, son. DeLagne
A Eerier attys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
REALTY MEN ON
CONVENTION JOB
Country Life Show a SendsOff
for To-day's First
Sessions.

Last evening saw the preliminary 10 NV
York Citys Real Estate Convention. ~,
proceedings were hello at the 'ounus -
Permanent Exposition In the Grand tc.,lN
Terminal. where the real estate mon 81 NV
York city and the farm brokers or NV
York state gathered 10 hear speecheS S"O
see moving pictures and dancing -..-
Among Tho speakers we're l.. W. St"i.s
bury. president Of the Dutchess County 80
cioty: Robert Z. FARLEY. chairman " Wv
Westchestcr county commute" " INC -
,.cntion. Professor .. s MorSai, agrlcnl 'u.s
department Columbia tniyers'it' Marc W
Ohle superintendent Of the "uceau OF 90
operation Of New York 'lty; r. -or - Eai;.
agriculturist % tho New York central IN"
road. and clifford =. Harmon. Ill,
The actual session Of the convention NJ
begin to-day with a reception 20 tne , 1eie
cafes at the Hotel Aston. President NllItin
X Mofltt will call the convention 10 ', NJ
and Vice President Breede. OF the Mer-
chants Association, will welcome New iO'N
City's initial real estate convention
What will probably he tho most important
discussion OF the convention VIII occur ~
most Immediately. This discussion VIII ~
on the proposed measure for the licensing Q.
real estate brokers throughout New ori'
state Copics Of the proposed biI nave -,
ready been distributed among the P.lhNir =.
real estate brokers Of New lofk 80
an explanation Of the measure viii 6c mace
Rr us principal author. i. \. bCrldn.' ~
Norwich y Y. and also hy L. y. No"u.
worth OF Rochester Representatives " W
New York Real Estate Board ana ol "
I-nited Real Estate owners Association anu
Herbert 4. sherman will be heard in opposi-
tion. ~, --,i,, 6,
Following the adjournment OF me hloiH!s W., ;
session there will he an eNnlol'lon III ~
convention hall by the New York Telephole
Company Of moving pictures. showing 'u ,s
manner In which a telephone message
transmitted from the beginning 10 the enc
In the afternoon tho delegates viii be tne
guests of the Chamber Of Commerce or
Queens At $3.50 o'clock they Will leave me
TIotel Astor i'm automobiles Tor queen,
,y6era tbev will have the Opportunity 20 vie
toth the great Industrial ana home develop
ments Of The borough. buffet luncheon WIZ,
he served Robert W Higbie. preSloen' -.
win make short addresses. ~.
Tonight viii he real estate nisnt AZ me
Electrical Exposition in the Crane 80 ~
PALACE Addresses will be delivered pN
1osenb ? pay. Edward 3. Boynton Alan
pohirrnn and Caeo Y. TarheII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
COURT CALENDARS
- 81, ...,,., Gases will be called In the order given
The meaning OF the line I !
FEDERAL.

FB Lord. n c: W l. Martin. Montson
ery. Ala and g = Payey. Colunbu'-Adtnit-
ted to practice. o,,, 81,
al/Y s FariSh--Leave granted 20 ME adni-
tional brief herein within ten days.
g-Orlginal. State OF North Carolina sta,e
Of Tenn-Motion for leave To me D,'sI -
ainicus curtin granted Two aud a hall hours
allowed each side for argument. Argument
commenced. e.,.
3Sl-J u Landlord 81 al. composing state
Banking Board OF Oklahoma/Piatte hV"
Works Co. -.
HS--American Water Softener COZ IanK,
ford ct al. composing state Banking boafu
OF Oklahoma ct al. -. -,
Oklahoma Of al. -.
iE-State Banking Board OF Oklahoma e.
al/W Parish Argued. -,
Day call for Friday, Oct To- WIN De az 10,
lou~: Nos 4 original. 90 40. l2i, ij2, oil,
aS3 (snd $50. i0g. $50. 3s2. "a, 81, 49, 40
land 49,. $40 and 5oS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
OHith name and address Of lender and aitor
OCTOBER IS.

AMSTERDAM Az, cor 10th ST.
IOO.llxl0O: Aug 5. 1910. Lloyd Construction
20 70 II Il IAmburg atty. Bernstein, 149
BWay: $50 900
BROADWAY. cor $50 -. 5O.sx42 *
50SXf7a. Broadway, as videned. sos u $50
ST Is 1889 SN25Nl24. Jan s. 1910: Georgia "
Warren 10 q II Warren. IS Broad 81. sttvs.
SteWai; & =. ~ Wall 81. SS3. 800
CHRYSTiE ST. %, " .. l52 n Canal 81.
ajNiOO, Chrystie 81. 81. p. ~ Canal 81.
.5XlOO; Cnrvstic 81. ~. 30 n Canal Il.
aaNiO0; also lca-ehoids. buildings. machinery.
plant book accounts etc. Dec I. 1891 " \
Miles * Co 20 G. II Robinson, and Taylor.
trustees. covering bond issue; attys. Bailey
A sullivan 1876 Bway. 100000
DIVISION ST 277. mtg on lease with all
=. z and j. oct II. 1910. r Michael 20
Eversrd's BreWcreS, y l. 1894 st. atty. u
NJ Rurchard. III BNay. $1,000
LOTS IS and -. map 1919, OF 100 lots sold
81 auction ana filed Feb Is, 1911. In regis
ter's office. New York County. Nav l. 1918.
4 z. Lazarus and sno To n Morgcnthau Co;
atty. " 81 Wochsicr 80 = t2d st; 81 80
NAGf.E Az. - and 60 =. 100 Eilnood
ST. 50Nl25. June IL, 1914. Halpin Building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
More Favorable Outlook
for Real Estate Trading

ter. Everything is 90 70 100 per cent
filled. The reason for this is the small
amount of building that has been done
during the last year or two. Builders
have had difficulty in obtaining per-
manent mortgages.
"The war and economy have caused a
demand for cheaper rents. and these
conditions have filled up all available
apartments and tenements in this sec,
ton. At the present time the demand
exceeds the supply.
"Thie condition will undoubtedly
make a large building movement and
better real estate market and bet
Ter building and industrial market as
soon as confidence is regained. ] look
forward 70 a gradual Improvement dur
ing the fell and winter, and as soon as
the war is settled a tremendous leap
ahead in all branches of industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
RECORDED LEASES.
OCTOBER 10.
Manhattan.

% Az. 1856 store and basement: Naien-
tine Lapp To Jacob Holschuh. 324 r S3d st !:
10 yrs from nov I, 1914; atty. + NJ Burg
hard. III BNay. 81 200
COLUMBUS Az. 90. store floor and part
basement Louis Uthon 20 T 2 Mulryan 9J5
Columbus sV. yrs from oct /. 1914: attys.
Fitch. VI & G.. 80 Nassau 81 $1,000
GRAND ST. SOC. store floor. etc: Ralph
Bogart 10 Daniel Hoffman. 23s Ellery ST.
Bklyn: 2 Ole yrs from Aug /, 1912: ats.
J a Whitehorn. 79i Bway: S2.7O0
l45TH ST. 500 ". store. etc. George Keiss-
ling 20 Marie Stockinger. 3O2 w l45th 81 4
yrs from oct l. 1914: attys. JaburG Bros, 10
Leonard ST si.3S0
9TH Az, 51s. all: Annie T I. Atterbury 10
Jacob Schiff. 2496 Sth av: 10 5-i2 yrs from
Oct Is. 1914. atty, J. Weiss So Nassau
st: $500
9TH Az. 1892. all; Joseph shenk 20 Ben
famin Reohson, 20 r 99th ST "a yrs from
Oct /. 1914; atty l. Rosenberg, ll5 Rwsy:
go 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
Private Sales Market.

Pcase & Gilman have resold for John
Russell Pope 10 Lewis J. Francke the lot,
25xlOOS. on the south side Of 9sth ST. 20
fee, east OF Fifth av. The site VIII prop
ably be improved. 800.
The seller acquired the property, about
two months ago through the same brokers
from II Augustus Coleman. Just previous
10 tho latter purchase Pease Ellman sold
10 Mir. pope the block front ON Fifth aN'
between 9eth and 9Th SITS. which VIII DC
improved with two costly residence
Pepe & Bro. have sold for Joseph Muhllng
50 Grove st three story and basement
building. on lot 20X54. opposite the new
SEVENTH av extension. The buyer Is Pro
fessor Vincenzo Caesareo. who VIII occupy
it after extensive alterations have Oeeh
made -, ~.
Calm & Pittman have sold for the Value
Realty Company 1913 Tiffany 81, three story
frame store and hathouse. ON lot 2oNlVo' 70
Philip Henry Blight. -.
HARRY T. Davis is the buyer Of the loft
building 237 Mercer St. the sale or which
nv The 19Oth Street Holding Company was
reported in Yesterdays Tribune. Lots In
Deal Beach. \. j.. we're given in part pay
ment by Mr.. Davis. Eddy 4. Weinstein was
the broker. -. ~
&. Tcou & GO. have sold for W. w;
! Adams the Eve story tenement located @3bi
Arthur az. on plot 50NlOCX irreg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16

yesterday IN tht new Ap IA ie'al A'o'"'N -
change
By Joseph T. DAY
ST NICHOLAS Az. 1898 12A6's cor
l79d ST. - 6xl25. sly apt house and stores;
sold 10 the County Holding Co for $4,000
126TH ST A. East o :. 80 " Park aN.
2oA99 II. sly dwg; sold 10 the PLAINTIFF for
MADISON ST. 30 5. 24o.2 Scanned
st. 2a.3xa5.1. 3 sly tenmt and stores; sold 70
the plaintiff ior 80 900
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ESD ST. 2jo- % ". s. - sth a.. 5ox
9s.s vacant also I'D ST. 26j West. s. 22j
. sth az. IS 9X9s 9. vacant: also I'D 81 pol
West u = 262.6 Sth Az. 2S.9X9S 9. vacant.
sold 70 the Nassau Mortgage Co, for $4,000
BY NJ. Morgcnthau, IT.. Co
SPRING ST MS s, 759 Greene st.
a.3x5l. sly loft and store, sold 20 the
plaintiff for $1,000
BY Samuel MARI.
18TH ST. al and 443 w. $. 1904 9
OF 10th aV. 40N92.2; sty tennis and
stores sold to Samuel Mitchell for $24,6S2
At the Bronx Exchange.
BY Bryan L Kennedy.
Sd AN. e537. w cor Of 13Sth ST 43.i1x
14.3x36 5X57.3: sly Office and store bldg
also Forest az. 963-7. W g. 4O5.1t Of l6jth
II. 5OXi00; sty tennis; sold 10 August
Moebus for $50 $50
BY Joseph r. Day.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $50. W 5. $50
3 OF St Johns av. 6Ox115; s sty Hat and
stores sold to the plaintiff for S55,50o
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. 461 T.. II s. G20.10 Of Willis
sv. 16.sXlO0; sly dwlg; sold 70 the
plaintiff FOR s. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER IS.
Manhattan.

mn sT 3I IN IS Y: TannenbauM y ~
Inc ast 'fross'''' Sl25
MADISON Az. 363; Jennings q 'o on,rae~
y Borher' o"ne'' $500
125TH ST. s5I W; r II Ford ast > =
Faiin. owner; Bose Refrlgerauns o. 30
SAME PROPERTY; = FORD ass
same; ,..,~ ~. toox
isorII ST. $, 100 Audubon as, n,N
100. VI Ahern agt H-nnicn nous'I IN, ,nirar,
owner anu ''""e 49, SliO
tor: ., a.. /, .
and / 4 Watts own'r'. & Il hupt .t',,". ",
IasTIi 81. ~ TO 40 w \ soidi,y as =,
Nellie y Peck. owner and contractor' $3.50 ~
18TH ct, 4i5 Il, u Meyer AIT u Od' 80
owner and contractor. T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
STORAGE NOTICES.
MetruuuIitan Fire Proof straightforward

a. 30. Al WEST 65TH STREET go,
New York. October 18Th, ",
To Mrs Jennie Is. sweeney. Mfs. r p.
Allen. George H. SDrague. VIM. Seni ~.
Detroit Garment Mfg. CO.. Miss Anna a.
Mrs. r. H. carter, j. = Nyhdnl, ;. d -.
field. Donald NJ Newton Co, MIS-
Fleming. National Garment tailoring 70
X. Ranlswamny. Mrs. Jos. Daniel -
Sick!ce. j. /. Anderson Wiltshire Mas
Mr. Mainharf Mrs g. Harris, Ihss
strauss. Mrs. \. Watson, ".
Scbwariz. Mrs. S. S. Noonan. M. = Ag ~,
Belle Beach. Mrs &. NcsNille. heus ~
Jams. Jonathan Marsh. T. e.. Whilne,,
l.. Truman. >. T. Conoyer Miss -
annie Sullivan. Chas. S. Daly. y D
Mrs NJ. Campbell 4 4. Reeves, MT -.
Neics. You and each OF lou are he'cV
fed that. the time FOR the p4y.., ,.
our Uei upon the property heici.sa.,' ire
sgribed having expired. after due ho.l. .s, -
o. had been given YOU. VIC WIZ e@..s.-.li
property. To Wit. household soods' 80 4
cffects carpets. merchandise, ctc., M,
thc Irotropolitan Firc-Proof stofSss -,r,
house 90. warehouses hy you or IN !y-'s6 %
Tor i'm which YOU may have an ~ ~ n ~
10 sold m public auction. accofalus A. 4
statute In such case made and p'VS, Ne
our warehouse 39-N West eou so e.
York CITY, on Monday No'emp.r ~ & NJ
loco "a ,n.. aud II the sale theIsWi ~ sos.
completed on said date. the sdlue al ege7
tinued at the ~amc place on ca. ,assa o,
Mondav thereafter beginning az iEs,,rls,ed
and continuing until the sale = 'a.rroR.6I
NETROPOLITAN FlRE-PIpof
WAREHOUSE -. s.e,,,av
GEORGE OFT seIee,.---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
WOMAN TO PAY BIG RENT
Leases Space for Restaurant
for 100000.

Peaso & Gilman have leased TO w. u.
Mcdonald the entire ground h"or ana iarse
basement space. appToximatins IN all about
On 600 eouare feet and aggrcgating in rent
about $40. 600 in the arcade building from
sc 81 west 3sth 81. 20 81 g. West 18Th 81.
After extensive alterations ana inc lnsl8i
lstion ~ elaborate equipment. this space VIII
he opened and operated as restaurant ana
Tea room by one OF New Gork's most capa oie
caterers 20 meet the demands OF the new
voman caterers. 10 meet the demands OF
the now shopping district.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
OCTOBER H.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. " cor sd 81. 80. ONS9 :;
{ II Warren to L s Trust 60. A. Wall Il.
oct "a; due Nov 1, 1919; attys, Stewart &
. CHER T;Y sT 90. $. 1s.1oA1oo: Margaret
Farrell to Andrew Reissner. IA J. seth st,
Oct 10; yrs, 81 p C; atty, I G & r 60.
ESSEN ST, I33-IS5. y. Ieasehoid: +
Mayer and sno 10 L Block, So Mott st; oct
SAME PRGPEETY: NJ spiro 10 same s-, Oct
II: ! VI. p g.; same atty; - 900
LEXINGTON Az. W = COS 59th st. COX
Is: Byrns TO Broadway SAY Inst Park
pl: oct 10. due Nov J. 1915 atty r B Kelly.
80 Bway: 50. 600
PARK Nv. s. % S 97,h st. 5oxiOo N
Fitzpatrick 10 IloroUitz 900 L l73d st:
oct .; yrs e; atty Friedman. 900
ID Az. 1856 K. saloon lease: J IIols
chuk 10 G Earot 1897 Park av; demand. s
. g. oct -; atty. NJ Burghsrd, III BN ay:
30 Az. 8. 4o5 sd st. 2o1so. Rau G
70 Jsburg ct a. l. Leonard st. oct Is;
7gTH ST. 8. 2s7.6 Sd az. 15.exio2 2:
l6l East 18th street 60 10 Bernard Weiss.
163 10Th st: oct II prior mtg $4,000
due as per bond atty. l. + 1 & I Co.
lOoTH ST 5. 225 Amsterdam av. 25x
1o0.11. y I.ubolsky TO r = Gallagher c<r.
30 w 60th -. oct -: due Jan 8. 1915: attys.
i8oTH ST. n s. i9o W Lexington ay. sSX
90 II: Emma 4 HoWson TO Beatrice Realty
and Construction co. SOC Stone av. Brooklyn:
. YRS 6 C.; oct g. atty, A Sachs. 366 stone
ave BROOKLYN: 81 600
10TH ST W cor Nadsworth Az. lS2x
$50 Hslpin Bldg Corpn 10 Max Marx. 40
Convent az. due June II. 1917. p G. oct
Is. atty 2 G 4 r co. 5000
The Bronx.
EAST ST. s. at Long Island Sound.
being lots % and 30. Map u r Horton. i5J1X
40; Rochelle Horton TO Nicholas a Horton,
l1& Horton 81: oct .. yrs. c; atty.
Nicholas Horton. l73 Horton st. $1,000
FOREST Az. W Park Lane. 70x irreg
VIM = Randall 70 Westchester & Bronx Title
and Mort Guarantee co. 1853 Main 81. White
Plains. y Sept %; due Dec 6. 1915. y
/ e.; atty, 4 q & T Co $4,000
MERRIAM Az. =. At : University
| ay. 42.lOX12j: Somvil Holding co. Inc. to
/ city Mtg CO. 10 Wall st: Oct -: demand. 8
/ = G atty. + A Snow. 10 Wall ST $50 O0O
| SAME PROPERTY: same 10 Similar Rlty
Corpn prior mtg $4,000: oct Il: due Sept
! IA, 1915; p G.; atty. Max Stern. 6i Wall 81
81 900
/ 16OTH ST. :. SG.9 Il . Of Union av 20 5N
/ ia; Wolf Burland TO Maurice FITZGERALD
/ 312 S2d st; oct u; ! ~. 6 p C.; atty. r G
& r 60. si740
2S9TH ST. s. ~ II o Of Richa r,lson ay,
50x1O0; Moses T. Finkesten TO Rose Granich
1920 Prospect av; oct S, . yrs. 3 p c st;y
same. S6OO
26lsT ST. S :. 374 Il e Of Spencer az. 25N
100; also lot 453 Map Forster Schmitt prop
Jos Gill To Louis Guerr. 762 Dawson ST
/ prior mtg s5500I; Oct "a; Que Jan /. 1916,
6 c, atty, Geo w Steinmulier. 1911 Sd
az. zoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
sHERIFFS Motion SALES.

DANIEL GREENwAl.D SaelTa Auction
eer. sells this day r..Lay. oct. r.. a. 20
a. m. at LoAgacre B.4l.. ~ a.. a.c Bway,
Room 1908 .. by virtue u certalE wits
OF execution.
ONE ELECTRIC PHOTO MACHINE.
complete costin. SIC, 900 co. also one uncon-
p.eted machine, viii paris. I'D a lot Of
chemicals used IN Developing photographs
MAJ :. GRIT ENHAGEN, sheriff.
DENNIS M'ENOY Dapufv sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-16
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Ing expired. after due notice 'nefs ,pepery
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II the sale thereof Is not compe =, Ire -.
date, tho same VIII be con'i !norssi ter. ~,
place on every Wednesday t...iryins Until 8
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