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New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
.IU'cI-sJ . PER cent un!ees "thcrwi1s statsdl
September @s.
Manhattan.

TI;D NDWAT, Il c cor lSilh - GJ.lNlI9x
C2.dNl.2.1: y G Myers rp Elizabeth \ Daiy.
CO. " lSTth st; Sept q; 3 yrs. y q tpT1or
mtg $500: $500; atty, Lawyers Ti:'o IN
sur5,rc" ami Trust ca.
tHINNENr .tN, j = cor l@,th -. llS5E
SO. &x9s 1iXaI.'; tie srlm:S Rca'tE. an! Con
strUctiuu Co to J. Schuyt, IS ~ Nicholas n;
May J. l9Ig: du" July !. 1917, 1890: atty,
II II IIoltert 1911 81 a..
- C9NHENr S, - ~ ,,,,. - 5.-'3 M g. II ,isb iNsi. 3,
Sept IS Cprio- mtg 5000; lur 'tc NJ per
bond; 5000; ATTY. IiH- Guifar,"@ ana Trust
GOERCK sT. n q ca. stanton g. 7Qlaa. .
CDrior ratg Sa9(aW: NJ and l. Shalitg tU Nj
tiOnal Nassau Sank, 2G5 HTay; Sept T.: CuH
oct .. 1916; $500; otrys, Reed, < u, q
Liberty st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, { -. lg5.G lIJ,h 81.
is sgxlZ3 1OkJ9 l0yli9.3; i j Muloughncy 10 n Y
Life lns Co 345 Eway; Sept .; yrs; 500.
400: atty, IIWyers Title Insurance ana Trust
co.
9Th Az. W g.. $50 lg,h St. .lSNIOO prio-
mtg $40 GOV): g C'unueel 10 II Peck, IA w
s2l or Is W &4u st; Sept %; 10 yTr' e;
$1,000
18TH ST. las ", 8. 2O0G 9Th ay, Cox
1898; Hannah j. Tilford to Metropolitan
Trust Co. 40 Vail 81; Sept Is; yrS, {.
81. coo; atty, LAWYERS Trust co.
18TH ST 2S2 W, ?, 2l2 Sth aY, lux
100: A Humc, cNr, Ctc. 20 Elsie BauIn-
gartner. lOS Nichols aN, Brooklyn: Sept 81
3 yrs OF sooner. g ? C; $500; atty, 4 &
''iGi, 5GTiI 81, $50 ". s. .7l.s W Sth av, 2OSx
1908: Mary Il Manuel 10 Title Guarantee ana
T~u,t 20. l7G Bway; SEPT q; due and mtg
- pey h"nd; Sl0,oyy, atty, Title Guarantee
10TH ~. &22 W. + 3. 352.G W West End
av 9OXlUO.5: l. II Eolston 10 farmers Loan
ana Trust 90, - William Il; . yrs, mtg az
por boud: SlOOON; attys, Gcllrr, Il & II, -
Exchange Place.
S,TH ST ~ J.. g >. 2U&.7 W Park ay,
3lilxIO2.T: X W Tarlcr 10 It'll Guarantee
sud Trus; 60. iT6 Bway; Sept -; due. and
mtg az P"- bond: $4,000.
The Bronx.
BARKER Az. 9 $. 30 " Wilson Place, 25N
100: Josephine Bauer 20 Sophie i Young q.
u l7ath st: Sept Is; q yrs, p C: $500;
atty, } 4 Stc.umetz 1905 T. lS0th 81.
DAVIDSON AN, n " cor North 81. 37.GN
100: IL CIclaud. Inc. TO Wentworth Mortgage
60 1904 linton ay; Sept . prior mtg $35,-
UUni: due, etc, as per bond; $1,000; attys,
SJrDul "a & :. l Madison av.
WESTCHESTER Az, W 8, az Jackson
nv. gg.Sx iTreg: = NJ 60 10 American Real
Estate Co: sept 20 prior mtg S5OOOO): In
stalls. y Q: $500; atty, Lawyers Title III
,ur5ince ana Trust co.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
PLAN 100000 BUILDING
Tall Office Structure for
Broadway and 18th St.

Plans have been filed by Ernest &
Montague Flagg, associate architects
for the construction OF i twenty-one
story Office building on the southeast
corner of Broadway and 37th ST., eX-
tending through to Sixth av.
IL will be a fTeprOof building, with
a frontage of 1856 feet on Broadway,
1872 feet in the street and 236 feet
on the avenue, and will be 276 feet
high. The FACADE will be Of brick and
limestone, in the Italian Renaissance
style of architecture. The Robert Hoe
Estate Company, Incorporated, is the
owner. The cost has been placed a.
81 100000.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Westchester Transactions.

The Arlington Construction Com
pany has purchased fifteen more lots
On Morningside Road, Nepperhan
Heights, a suburb of Yonkers, which
are intended for immediate improve
ment.
The WestcheSteT Land Exchange has
leased a house on Coburn St. to Mora
J. Boyle for the Arlington COnstruc,
ton Company. J. W. Parker, ci 1jStn
81. and Riverside Drive, has increased
his holding at Ncpperhan by ore more
plot.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Agents for Buildings.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have been
appointed agents for the bachelor
apartment building at l28 East 57th st.
by Sidney W. Hughes.
The Charles F. Noyes Company have
been appointed managing agents for the
Office building 35 and 81 Broad ST.; for
2O3 East 117th ST., "a West 18th st.,
ll9 West l18th st. and G3 West 95th st.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and at
tOrupND
SEPTEMBER ..

DAVIDSON AZ. W :. 100 lS4tl 81, 5Ox
loo. rgh J. 1913; T. G lie cato to Grace
Marchese: Sil ,Io9; atty. 5 5 Terry. Go Bway.
MhCONB's DAM ROAD, W 5. SJ-l 1881
-. 2s.4xT3. lN2JNsj; oct !, 1909; I l. and
-: S.. 5Ou.
WASHINGTON AY. s, 1874 lT4th si,
I,g' 5y36.s: july 50. 1905; : and Adellnc A
sass to Ellen N Clark; $500; atty, Berl-
gleiu. ! g Bway.
ITU Sc, 3iS l., = 1886 Avenue c,
Is gxg6: sept ~. 1909: Lillian and A Bern
stein TO II Gottilsb. 30 Bway; 5000.
STU AE. y cor 4Gd St, OOXlOO; April S,
1910. + aud i Goodman 10 Equitable IISo
> ssurancc Society: $50, 900; attys, AleAan-
der < Green. liS Bway.
&3D ST. :23 W. >. SOS.t sth ay. l6.SS
TSp. March ~. 1850. Amy u, wife )
curry TO Home Life Insurance Co: 5000;
address J : curry. 152 Bway.
ts;D 81 . to IL W. :, l25 Central
Pork West, l50Alc06 Nsy ., 1914; West 6Sd
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
1asReHal. = Est Estate
Livingston Home Property
on Upper 5th Ave. ReSoId

story and basement house 30 West llth
sc. 20 Frank T.. Haywood.
Shaw & Co, have leased FOR Louis
Scbrag the three story dwelling house
So Fast i24th at. to Jeanne Jerome.
Carstein & Lunnekin have leased tho
dwelling house 1T 489 Lexington av. TO
Louise Schimmelpfennig.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Successful Rockaway Sale.

Joseph 7. Day successfully closed al
auction on Saturday afternoon the cS-
tate of William II. Rowe, at Hammels
Station. The three story and cellar,
twelve room frame dwelling at II Beach,
61st st., between the ROckaway Beach
Boulevard and the railroad. was sold
to Jennie Broderick; % Grove a., a
two family dwelling, 35Xl00 feet. was
sold to Fannie Cirkcr, and l9 Reach
10th ST.. an eleven room frame dwell
irg, was sold at private sale by Joseph
p. Day, previous to the auction, to J..
0OinfOn
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Apartment Figures in Trade.

Du Bois & Taylor, in conjunction
with Matthew Briggs, have sold for
John T. Schramme the apartment
house known as the Leonia, at the
southeast corner Of st. Nicholas av.
and 158d st., extending 70 the south
west corner of st. Nicholas Place. to
the Northport Realty Corporation,
which gave in part payment a forty
fve-acre tract at Farmingdale, Long
Talond
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Brooklyn Sales.

P. s. Ritter and J. G. BassmaE have
sold for Isaac L. Wood q plot Of seven
lots on the north side of Av. W., 100
feet east of Coney Island av,; Il plo,
Of seven lots on the south side OF Necl;;
Road, 100 feet east Of Coney Island
av., and three lots on the north side
of Az. Y, east of Ccncy Island Az,
Brooklyn, to builder, who vii! erect
one and two family houses costing
S17,5O0.
I. Salzberg sold Tor Ma Eccy 90 A.
Crispo cottage on plot 6o&lo0 feet
1T 1857 44th Sc.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
-l.PT EMBED; @N
NT-.t.ukNan

ll,rll STj ;oS East; tIelen II o'gs., .,,.;: s;.
.Nnule NJ Keenan, ct al Gorr 4"SSr' "' '''"''
"'iy; iSr ~ I ba:fSa ai2a; Giuseppe D'Mlsi, 80
Michele Baltiioro ct al Goreclosrre .: m'E'i
atty, J Berman. go ~, o,.l
g2D ST, l8T West: 3ist II. III Wei, az
property in Queens county ;NhLyo -,
agt MARY y Bcam ct al u'-riluon); attorney
% j AI"t, NW, 8. 5o5 It Of 11s,h - 2'.AHi"o;
Anna NJ X Tart" gun. ast I."ui' lr.T7 Ct a.
lar 81 = 90 T, e oC Slu sv. "hE99. u !;
ItarInine Dsliovs'y agt samuel Nav'"h
a gI foreclosure ni mtg; 9t'y. NJ Ioh"a; n
10TH ST. eli East: Jennie ;[o.'Iny,r,. TGunIry -
AIT Dora Frank, mstriu Il a! uo!evIoS'' NJ -
mtgl: atty, = L Klein, ,,,-...,,,,, e,..
Lewis ST, lJj anl lJI: MettoP3litsh raE-
ings Bank ast Abraham kasEel e5 81 iro''
closure Of Mtg; attyr, \ & ~ hu'cit''iisa i.a,
s., iC1rLiUO: also CIsrnInont av. Q :. l2'.I II
Of 122d 81. 9.5I"; CllhtVn W a., ~ .' io
sgt Imperial Property Co ct al ,acIoi 70 S,,, no-
ri,,ra conveyance void, etc); atty, ]. i t!Ah'
The Bronx.
r1Tov Az. SO; Solomon se2an agt Mary
A Walters (notice OF attachments t''yS'
dGia,gi1I d3s.gIf ST lloG It Of Alexander az;
o1xiC6: solomon = Marx ggt Margaret y w ei
81; 81 ,forrdosuro of mtgl; atty u Der
hIsSi IaSiiT,1 At. = =. Sa.o It c of Alexander az;
san,G sEt same uorccl0sure Oh mtg'; SaHIo
iSSTu ST, 81 and Gl7 Blst; Steroen Il
Jackson ag CEdrles fl EOsen uorecIosure Oh
Mtg: atty. II jackson. ,,,..,..,. ,,.
iaSTII ST Gl% East: Henry IL JACKSON aSI
N1aTgaret = johnson foreclosure OF nn%'
atty. > n Jackson. -. r,,,.iI
f,0T aU4, Wakefield. on tax map; paN!n
pif,es agt AIarcella NJ Saeil ct al Cacti"n 10
sor.,i,yc frnnsfar Of taS lien); attys,
Srhyartzmaun & ScllwsTtHmann.
iOT Emo. wakefield. on taN map: same agt
same faction To foreclOSe ttahsteF oI tdN Hehl'
garns zftvg.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
ALTERATIONS.
uder 5000 OmitteI
Manhattan.

HESTER S'r. - 20 ~, aHu ."'. IA ~ "a, a,
d,r, and store; William LuFtGarTrh GO, ~
William II, owner: GrdnennerE Lf-'"''."'
sos 5;h az, architect: cost, f'''oV'
The Bronx.
llsTII ST, 4gs-ISo; 70 two : S.y "i's., Is.
,,Ir.s ami tenmts. G7xsg: 9 G kunn'r, Ia
S.,e,,a sv and Flle =. owner: - SChTarH'
.aSSS5 Esst l5stn u, architect; cost 500: ..,.
is7TH ST, n cor Belmont ay; To- . ~
lricl store. offices ana dwg, lS.s"S'S;? ~,
t,.,rnqz1. a3fJ belmont az, nN'Her; VI l+'
,;audln. int fremont a,, urchlt"v.; '''''
81 900.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Sullivan County Farm Sold.

P. S. Ritter and ]. G. Bassnan sold
q country estate at Lake Huntington,
Sullivan County, ~ Y, for client 10
J.. Ferguson, consisting of four acres
with main road frontage, ten room
modern residence, barn and numerous
outbuildings. for $l2,500.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Dwelling House Leases.

William A. White & Sons have leased
the three story and basement private
dwelling house at $50 st. Nicholas av.,
northeast corner of 10th st., 20 Au.
gust Wagner for a term o. years.
Pease y, Gilman have let the three
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Brooklyn Building Plans.

ShsmpGn & Shampan have prepared
plans for six buildings to be erected
on a plot Of 100yi25 feet on the north
cast corner of Flatbush av. and Clark,
son ST., Brooklyn, for the Brooklyn
Union Building Corporation.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

THE B0RCRARDI $. F.. TSS COX. sfSa fBRoS6wAY. 4
7S LARGE G1;., lgaT slB F,tSs ROOMS SI4Oo $780,
W,oc,o droprooi building. all latest improvements.
BOWNETTE 5 COURTENAY
i Ito0Ts Ws,s $ifi BATHs ri 10 ROOMS. Rooms Baths
Apply on premises q A. p. Co6utn. li-". s.'' 81
The SeviIlia ~ HP-T;%S"t wssa ,asS M3'S1i s.
Very desirable unfurnished apt Of rms.
ana bath; also one of two rooms and bath:
THE DEYONSHlRE,
20 Vast ll2th ST., D. f. Cor. Broadway
~ 7 Rooms, Baths. Foyer. 81 800
o Rooms, 3 Baths. Foyer, Sl.S0O 20 ,lOV'
Ny p. SHERIDAN. $40 Riverside Drive.
IS0 RIVERSIDE DRIVE. a. l22d St
Finest section on Drive lew o. y, "a
auC \ rooms. and balhE; EehIAL e'oV
Z" Sc. 900 MIR. II. G. O'BRIEN, Manager
on Premises. '--.----.---. ---.----
WEST END AVE, y. ". Cor. 18th st.
aud Rooms /. Baths
rrCKER, KiGBs ssPEYiERS siiiSYi & co,
435 9TH Ave. Tel. Murray IINL -.,N. -
F0R SALE OR LEAsE.--Gramercy Park
Apartments, 30 Gramercy PARK West
,s.00o. Sc. 900. Sale price. sS.IOo-Sl2,00O.
Inquire OF Superintendent on Premises.
.4O W. 10TH ST. Cor. Rroadway.-tone
aDartment. rooms Nl,-vu. NCOuAAo'
Perry & dwight. 27O5 B'wsy. River s76.
UARPERLEY HALL, l West 64th st.
B-7-9-lO Rooms, $500 to $1,000.
Ihs psrItton, Ill West lis. st.. Cor Broadway
= S and 10 rooms 50 coo, $500.
Ths HshsnIellern, IsJ wss. Ind Az. ). W. Cor.
sIth 81! .. 10 aud II rooms, $500 70 S2,700.
The Stratfsrd .AVpn. 2lO Riverside Drive. and 10
rooms and baths. $500 to $4,000
The Barnard, IO6-IIO Central PsIk West. 5. w.
4 "a nu "a q
Ths PTasada, so Central PARK West. Cor 6sth ST.
S, and 10 rooms, baths, $500 70 t2,0Oo.
Ths sherman, B'wGy and 7SEd g.; . and rooms
and bath. Rents very reasonable.
TAs Cambria, 3I7-jl ". 5jth sl.--l-Z-g rooms and
bath. htchenetts flrn uniurn. S4SO-S1S0
Lssanne cour. 307 ". 18Th -. GSubEiy Stsyloa).
g. = rooms. l and baths. $1,000 TO 81 500
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER IS.
Manhattan.

Iegtale Of Seader JarTnuloNs sN' !" "'''' ~
s. JRrmuiowsky; $4,000.
Same 20 same; ki0UN"
same 20 same: SS,On.
Paino 70 same: S4.nh.
Same 10 same; $4,000
same 10 same; SI,G0u
Same 10 same; s4,SOU.
Same 10 same; ili,OCh
Same 20 same: S,gD.
Same 10 same: 22o", a., <.up
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
scarsdale Property Leased.

Fish { Marvin have leased the
Pierce property, on "The Grange" at
Scarsdale, N. Y, for term, fully fur
nished, to John Gully Cole, Of st.
Jouis
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

Superintendent o. -
les o.
SHARP q Co
bf9adwsy 4 SSth &
Telephone Rivsrs,ds ~.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

All large. outside rooms, open
frspIaces, electric elevator,
aIl-uight service, TWO blocks
from elevated express sta
ton.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,

Ls,anno Court. 307 W. 18Th 81. lsubziy Station
{. :. rooms. | and baths. $1,000 TO 81 800
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

LACNDRESS.-Can DO shirts NJ ~
fine linens; excellent references. "a 3
Raret Smiths Agency. - We
Phone 3O3g Bryant. ---,S---i =
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

gsv fyepfoOf apartment ho'ei. e1eFy
modern feature. very acce5si'l'.
rbOir. location light On ell shies
Restaurant in building. inclnJmg
maid service.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

Apply on pfenisa
" q. POLLY
Resident Manar,,
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

New 8 story high class elova-
tor house. all outside rooms.
specially adapted 90 bachelors.
sstVlcs. etc. under personal
supervision.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
HELP WANTED.
Male.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR Young Scotshman: expert
mechanic; reliable. capable: run any car;
years highest personal reEarences Indus
trial Association, II West 42d st.
Female.
YOUNG LADY. 10. Christian. wishes y3.i,ion
az iiie clerk and once work: experience ana
Tsierence. f.. Wolpert. leis NyckoI ay.,
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE Of an execution I will sell a.
public auction tO-dcy, IL a. ~. 49, West
I'D St. contents ~ "gs .1UraUl. :! Van Lprr
Marshal, city or Sew york.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW Jersey.
FuousH HOME NEAR wATEs

I ENGLISH HOME NEAR WATER.
BARGAIN, &6, 600 EASY TERMS.
/ House Il new nine tine rooms two bGLns.
stone cellar, pzTduet fOors. electric lizht
steam heat. besmed ceilings: huge OIsn
fireplace In living room: large Yer4nda and
open terrace: al city convenience: 80 feet
1 elsV. near two lakes. within hour Of New
4 York. on LacksWauua H. T. select neiah-
b6ThoOl u country homes min. 70 RI
! pres. station = tennis courts: couHtry club
On lsks-beSt Of boating AID Outdoor rec
reatiOns: markets, schools. churches.
Addtrss BOX n. y. y. Tribune Down.
tuyn y Y
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES In the rear country near New
York consult The 'CoantTy Home League,
20 West 82d street Phone $3.50 MadiaoA
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
sHERIFPs. AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL LGREENwAI.D. she-!fcs Auc'iouser,
Esls.thiJ day, Tuesday sept. 18th ~ IN
a. m. at 32e Sd avenue, by virtue o. a GER
tain writ Or execution. the con snts o. =
snoe store, consisting OF mems, ladies' and
"niiRrcn'g
SHOES, RUBRERS, FIXTURES, Etc.
MAX s. GRTFESFIhGEN. SLcrlY.
DENNIS Mc&VOg, DepCty Shelin
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

yAUNHALL, $50 Riverside Drive. North
Cor l55th St.-New eleven story absO-
lutely nreproof building. I, ), and
rooms, ]. 2. baths: rents, S70o-Ei $50
Rari q Eamlhauher q Co. BY q llGth 81
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEI,

LARGE FRONT ROOE. U..y WINDOW. al.
q. cove. IN house occupied b owner. Phone
&14 Harlem, or address l L.ast l2Sth ~,
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

UOm6SIN SIIUAIIONS WANTED.
Male.
BCTLER.-Ts.l good appearance; thorough
~ understAnds EiH euties: &c anywhere.
Miss Margaret Smiths Agency, 20 West 42d
81. Phone. 30S0 Bryant
BUTLER, UsEF'CL or SECOND MAN
4oung Englishman: excellent references,
s4o-S5O. D.. Miss Hofnayer's Agency $50
5ih ev., 9Th nor. Telephone 45o7 Madi-
son Square.
BUTLER, UsEFUIA-Competent man; good
appearance; I'VE years last place; as. Miss
Shea's Agency, 80 i. ga. Murray Hin STA
Female.
A.--A.--cOoR.--Young Scotch Protestant;
e1csilent city reference; e3B-e40 B.. Miss
HofmayePs Agency, $50 9th av., eth dOor
Tslenhons 1921 Madison Square.
A.--A--cOUPLE.-Yo Engiish: work
OF small family; o60-s10 w NiRy Hof-
Mayors Agsacy. $40 Bth a. noor
Telephoae 4b27 Madison Square.
CHAM1ERMAID wArTRRss.- Protestant;
81; exesllant ability; 20 anywhere; rood
rsfsEenee; So MasNsil Agency, 2T ". b6th
u, 0rssley '40ast
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

CHASIBERAAIu. 90 NorT g,aas cxctll.ss
best references; city or 'uu1try; -
Scandinavian Agency 81 Lexington Z"
Phone 6lT4 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
MECHANICS LIENS.
SFPTEMBER IS
Manhattan.

FULTON ST. Isi; Peter FIies aE, e-lals
" James y Phyfe, owner: Ein' Ii'o'" g
60. Inc, contractor: &i02 %: -. ,,,--
S.TII or S22 and 3g4 West: Kiosk Con-
tracing 60 agt Adebaran Co. owner OS'ro
Cionsiriiction co, contractor $3.50. ,,...z
HEEK MAN ST, n, from Froht anu III AZ
Of Hudson Woodworking 60 agt Hutn Lln- h
InIston. owner: Standard Concrete steel Co'
contractor; Sg1G 2f.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
The Bronx.

FIcSTiTEREEp LANE noHrc'.y az,
Lon NTaro.ub'a ru; for q sty brick h..ln,,a.i
iime ,ySgs. House OF calvary tJoin CSrdi,ls!
FARLEY. i5s Madison ~ Tres!deht, oW,r5 WsS6
r. J i;le-. AZ jth a, architect; cost '9'''
'.rErNIONT AV. n q cor Anthony az: Tor
IN 4 stv bricl. tenInt. lonNlli.9 Il"IAIn
Realty co Glenry Clelond, lS49 Antn%h[ ~; a,
president. owner; = JAEGER ''' i''''''''
+,y. architect: COst, t2l1.o00.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
SEPTEMBER IS
Manhattan.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

is.-LTuN ST. g cor Church st: o l.oTln. vi, =.
e.., 1t l. GoldsiickCr Ct al; APih ~ I'I''
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
The Bronx.

Mary. G Weeks to Eliza J Weeks; ~. .,
Fciicr Glovannitu TO Nctuo II Motrlhoi,,;, -
Lena Htssc. gdu, 20 Louisa Rai'heh' P''
same To Henry Parchen; ~. - -.,o
r q & T Co to Adanr pehnerloin' Nn'.""'
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

CHAMBERAlAID % WAITRESS.--Neat ~
nlsh girl: good references city, e3ual7
SCa-S2O. ScnderlinE Agen"y, 1921 Aa4sA
AZ phone. 447i Harlem
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

were filed with the Manhattan b9r'"" VI
Buildings on September Is:
Manhattan.
ST NICHOLAS AV, q " cor l%l@t st. ;n'
q / sfv store. 1O0XlO3: Tunnel Reaity, CO.
N-oolwGrth Bulldlng, owner NJ j HARRISON
2SO ,irard II. architect; {25,o0e o, 80.
BROADWAY. E @ cor 31tl n, Tor ~ StS
ofires IO6 BXls7.g; Robert Hoe Estate ~,
Inc. owner: {; & NJ F!agg, lO9 Broad 81
a. or,i,i,rr,s. 81 NhC .0OQ.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
The Bronx.

LELAND Az. a =. 325 # Of F.sconib az ~;
9I,7NI0O; Patrick ! Twomey ast pam
IIanrahap. owner; Thomas + J Morett COM
tractor; 500 I3. ,.,,.,. 90.
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25xi0O; Patrick J Tw0ney agt lanes - .
Deacy, owner; Thomas j Moie't' CON
trortur, N2g Il
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

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Herr: s., 900 ,.,,.,o. =, n.
Ia los II MARI: 81, 100.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-20
Has Thrilling Experience.

The CLINT OF steel in the form of a re-
volver in the hands of person who
threatened repeatedly to use it, made
Peter n Hammaker, of Thurmont, this
county who is well known in this city,
quite obedient to two men, whom he
found in his stable on Monday night,
March sI6th. = Mr. Hammaker encoun-
tered the men about dark.
Mr. Hammaker saw light in the
stable and called loudly to know who
was there and received no answer. He
made several demands that the person or
persons come out and when there was
no movement he struck a match. He
saw two men. They still did not move
and he struck another match.
After a little wait the two men did
come as commanded. but in the hand of
one of them was revolver and with an
oath he commanded Mr.. Hammaker to
throw up his hands, and the latter imme.
diately obeyed.
As the two men started to move away
Mr. Hammaker started towards his
shop, with view of reaching his tele-
phone. He was commanded to sop and
made to go around another way designed
to take him away from the buildings.
Mr.. Hammaker said that he was unable
to recognize the men but said that the
one that flourished the revolver was
masked. He stated that he did not be-
lieve that he could identify the two men.
but he stated that two suspicious char.
acters we're about the town earlier in the
evening.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-20
Tax on All Dogs in County.

Secretary Noah E. Cramer, of the
Frederick County Farmers Association
has drafted bill. which will go to the
legislature, providing for tax upon dogs
in this county, and which is designed to
lessen the number of CANNES. 1t had
been the intention of the members of the
association to consider this measure at
the association banquet, held in the Ar
mory some time ago, but such a contro-
versy arose over the Economy Bills,
which the association was urging, that
the matter of dog law was forgotten
although the association has several times
considered the matter in meeting. The
executive committee of the Farmers As
ISOLATION has ordered the bill to be pre-
pared and forwarded to Annapolis at
once
The bill will provide for license of s.
each upon dogs in the county, and this
money will form fund from which farm
ers and others suffering losses by depre-
dationS by dogs will be Unidentified. 1t
is claimed that dogs in Frederick county
are becoming nuisance, because of their
numbers and accounts of sheep being
killed by dogs are heard frequently.
Messrs. d. V. Stauffer and Oliver Wren
have suffered heavy losses by having
sheep killed by dogs within the past year,
and quite few other farmers have suf-
fered similar losses.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-03-20
Buggy and Horse Stolen.

Luther Holt, residing with his brother
in-law, Harry c. Crum, near Walkers
vile, Sunday. reported to Sheriff Conard
that his horse and buggy, which he had
tied in the rear OF the Market House
in this CITY, on Saturday, had disappear
ed and he believed the team had been
stolen. Deputy Sheriff Jones made a
thorough search about Frederick for the
team and also telephoned to all the var
ious county towns and other places in
the hope of securing some clue to the
team. but no word was received of the
missing horse and buggy.
The animal taken was brown mare,
very dark, or almost black, and weighed
about 1850 pounds. The animal has one
crooked front leg. and this would afford
a very easy means of identification, The
buggy was purchased only last spring.
and was rubber tired and contained red
running gears, The horse is valued at
about $3.50, and the buggy at 500 more
The horse blanket. an overcoat, pair
OF gauntlet gloves and a pair of over.
shoes were also in the buggy.
Mr.. John NJ. Haugb, near New Mar
ket. found the team wandering along the
road Sunday morning and took 1t in
charge and later notified Mr.. Holt. All
the articles in the buggy had been stolen.