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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and a
tOrney.l
FERRT~ARY
Manhattan.

CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. 200. " cor Am
sterdam ave lC0x1011; Jan -. 1909: Irving
Juds Building and Construction Co TO Harris
Mandelbaum and ano: $50 600. attorneys. Har-
ris & Fischer 2G1 Broadway.
FOREST AVE. ll29. " :. 100 n o, Home
81. 2)xs76: Dec II. 1912: Frank Fischer 10
Robert Moorehead: 81 600: attorney w c
Phelps. 40 West 149th 81.
FOREST AVE. . :. 36l II OF l6jth st. Is 10
1l55. Feb a. 1905; Margaret Veth 20 Caspar
o Diefendoh: $1,000: attorney. Gustaye Frey,
3i29 Sd ave.
TNTERYALE AVE . cor 1881 st. runs =
125 I'LL " 4031s82 70 . = ave n lOl
TO beginning: June 4. 1913: Similar Realty co
20 New York Trust Co. $4,000 attorney. r a
SNOW. II Wall ST..
KELLY ST. " cor 163d st. runs 1913 X
" l0lxs62 10 lnteryale ave 100 =
1897 10 beginning; Jan &. 1919 Similar Realty
60 70 New York Trust Co. $3.50, 600 attorney.
II snow. II Wall 81.
LYON AVE. . 9. so II n OF Grace ave. o5x
100; March :. 1905: Marcus and Rosa Nathan
to Frances Bronson: 81 go: attorney. samuel
Eitterman. 80 Broadway
MADISON NOW Bathgate) AVE. s e cor
Bathgaie ri G72d ST.. runs 50 g 81 x
So x " el.5; Jan IS. 1911: Joseph F.
Charles and William McGaritv and Catherine
MCCARTHY ana Julia Reilly 20 Louise VI oliver.
81 500. attorneys. collier & Collier. - Cedar ~
MOSHOLU PARKWAY NORTH. 42s 10 II
Jerome ave. J0NiOO. July =. 1905. John
Gaul % Charles Dickinson: $1,000: attorneys.
stimson & Williams. - Liberty It.
list ST 8. 800 II ~ Columbus ave. 20
XlO22; Jan r. 1909. Hannah y T. wife Of
Waldo p Clement to Grenyille l. Winthrop.
exr: $1,000: attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust co. 100 Broadway
s9TH ST. 100 and 131 West. s. 325 n 2
Of Amsterdam ave. TjXiOO.s. Aug IS. 1913.
trustees for the Corporation OF the African
Methodist Episcopal Church In City Of New
York TO chelsea Realty CO. s., 600, address,
49, Broadway.
10TH ST. III and il9 West 3. ASK
IOO11: July u. 1910: solomon and Amelia 4
Mayer TO Isidor Isaac: $4,000. attorneys.
Paskus Cohen & Gordon . Rector St
1IlTH ST. - Last. e.. ~ -K!iH II Feb {
1918. Kate = Van Vain 20 Hyman Schuman
and Sarah Iiskind $1,000. attorney. Sidney
Stuart. % Broadway.
1f5TH ST. s. 3oi n OF sth ave COX
e911: Jan : 1906. Fleischmann II & G Co
10 Mutual Life Insurance co. 81 800. attor-
neg. Title Guarantee and Trust co. 176
Broadway
l45TH ST. :. $40 Z, OF sth ave. 4Or
oil. Jan s. 1906 same 10 same. SIS 500.
attorney. same.
The Bronx.
PYME ST. $ - n q 81 Baysrd st.
75Ix1511X75xii5.l sept Is. 1911. Charles
Brogan. Inc 10 Margaret Knox. $4,000. at
torney. Arthur Knox l2s Broadway
WOODLANDS ROAD. :. 99i 10 II 81
Ranaeie De Nirgilies and ano to Nicola
Primavcra. s.. ZOO. attorney. Title Guarantee
and Trust 90. l7G Broadway.
10TH ST ST. East. 70 n from old
. Franklin ave. 10 SNTOXif ski. April 3.
1909. William and Anna + HERS 70 New
York Suburban Cooperative Building and
Loan Association. $4,000. attorney. Robert X
Bergman. 1919 Sd ave.
10th ST, E, 1914 II e Of DAILY ave. 81. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FBRTARY .
Manhattan.

Antonio Guardlncerri. admr. to Thomas
Guardlncerrl. $4,000
American Mortgage co to George p CHS
Bank for savings to Loitie Bsumsnn;
charles Buck 10 Abbis Buck. 81.
Charles Buck CONSTRUCTION co to Char'es
Buck. 81
Eli ! wilcox to Ranad u Macdonald 3
S3I5O0
same 10 same. exr and trus. s37 500.
Ronald u Macdonald. oxr' TO Edgar
Levy. $4,000. -
Elsie Ingraham to Mary n Gjasson'
81. 600
same 20 Vernon Munroe. $3.50.
Same 20 Wilson Powell r.; $500.
same 10 Anna r Wiilets. $4,000.
same 10 shepherd Knapp. trus. $500
Same to Mary T. Merritt: $4,000.
Same to same. - 800
John Ambrose 10 Title Guarantee anu
Tawvors Title Insurance and Trust co 20
Edward A Leroy. 10000 .r,,o p,
Mary Davenport to Lawyers llue IN
surance and Trust 20. $4,000.
George Nshcr TO Annie quinn; slVo
Gustav Sim 70 Annie QUINN 500
Justin 7. Miner 20 + l. satterlee; 500
Sow york Mortgage ana security 20 10
Chas Lsnier and ano. trus. $500 10000
Carrie Towne 10 Viola Powers $4,000.
Austin p Fletcher to Greenwich Savings
Rank. $3.50 600
Albert Jarmulovsky ct al 10 Solomon
Worthcim. $1,000.
The Bronx.
George " Kosmak. indiv and as exr' TO
Peter Frees. 81 600
Manhattan Mortgage 90 20 CITY or Ne"
york Insurance Co. S2s.00O.
Joshua Kantrowitz and ano to Martha W
WEN: 81 $1,000
Dora Jacobs gdn. TO Henry Lips sIoOo
Sol l. Kaye 10 Joshua Kantrowitz ana
emo. 81
Anna G Branburger to Emma Cook;
g. 800
pelia = Flannery and ano to Mamie Key-
noids. $500 49,
Mar n Straycr 20 Ethel Reichman, 500.
Mamie Reynolds 10 John Sheridan
9 o0p
same 10 same. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
Dwelling Houses Leased.

Pease q Gilman leased for =. +.
Franckc his four story and basement
residence at NJ. III East 3sth street to
Mrs {. Spencer.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased Tor the
estate OF Annie r. Thorne No. g. East 50th
street. five story American Easement
house, for long term OF years. TO
Thomas l.. Manson.
The Duross Company leased the dwell
ing az No. 100 West 18th street 10 Hannah
Burns. and the dwelling No. 23i West 26th
street to Mario Delpiano.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
100000 Building Loan.

Tn, Eiehty-siNth street and West r:nd
AVfnue COMPANY has obtained from the
Netr5politau Life Insurance Sompany
two building loans e~ch or A,'Vv, lot
,,sef Sac of Broadway. between 10th
and lsist streets The 10th street corner
se 1870 feet. viii bc improved with an
.io,,co story apartment with stores, and a
-, ,,or, building viii be- built at l5lst
sfreet 98iixi5) feet. Mulhkcn & Moeiler
mi. the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
BUYS Lots at lakewood.

EiGhty-fvc lots at lakewood. Mount
Vernon. near the Columbus avenue station
Of the New York. New Haven & Hartford
and New York. Westchester & Boston
railroads. have been sold TO the Standard
Home Construction Company, of this city.
T.. T. Thill. of Mount Vernon. was the
broker I'm the transaction. The company
will improve the land with homes of the
highest type of design and construction.
Mr. Thn will act as the resident agent
II the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
Agents for Property.

Daniel Birdsall & Co have been ap-
pointed agents OF No. Q West 20th street,
Nos 90 and GO East nth street and No.
l2O West 2Sd street
James +. Barry & Co have been APP
pointed agents for the apartment house
AT Nos 459 and 46l West l55th street.
Ludwig c. Traubc has been appointed
agent of the four apartments at No. 1881
TO 14A3 Lexington avenue.
Robert r. Rainey has been appointed
gent o. No. SO West 10th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Z + u ~ ~ ~
Manhattan.

18TH ST. $. 1898 II Of Broadway;
Orman W Ketcham agt United Eiec,ric
Light and Power co ct al; Feb ], 1915 81
0' SANE PROPERTY; South Amboy Terra
Gotta co agt same: Feb !. 1913; S19S. 70
SAME PROPERTY; H iL5 criPpen co
SANE MI PRSPERTY; Henry Maurer & Son.
Inc s-' aet same; Feb /. 1913; $3.50:
SAME PROPERTY; John Kane Co as'
same: Feb l. 1913: s3,34s 80.
SAME PROPERTY; standard Arch co agt
same: Jan 30 1918: So s45 o.
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Kollender ast
same: Jan 30. 1918; $3.50.
SANE PROPERTY; l. X Comstock & 90
agt same. Feb 1. 1913; S6.l3s "a
SAME PROPERTY; Howell, Field e COO
dard. Inc. agt same; Feb !, lgl5; s-2o. -,
and Machine Co agt same; Feb l. 1913;
SANE PROPERTY; a MglcshG 400 & Gibson
Inc. aet same: Feb 4. 1913; s3.o9O.
8D AVE, 29sO. Wolf Rabinowitz ct al ast
Minnie Kalmus ct al: Sept ., 1913; $50 %
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 1854; Wolf Kaoino-
wtz ct al agt Rosie Levy ct al; sept Is
i' 5TH AVE. ZOO Hack Bros & Co, Inc, agt
Fifth Avenue Building co ct az July D.
l' BTSR3G2SSDvAY. 224s to 225s: Hydraulic
press Brick 60 agt william Walter ct all
Jan So 1914: $500 ,,
SANE PROPERTY; Freistadt Inderpin-
ming co agt same; Fen = si 49, a. Harris Sill
vers Baker Co agt william Walter ct al;
Jan 20. 1914; S1s.5O0. ,,o.,
WESTCHESTER AVE. cor Bergen
ave: Joseph Elias & co agt Richard Seisman
ct al: March II. 1911; $3.50 o.
'WESsTCHESTER AVE. S. 43 n OF Sd
ave. cross. Austin & Ireland co sgt Ricnard
Seigman ct al; March g. 1911; s2.394 10.
18th AVE. n cor 45th ST. stanley nos
lick Co agt Joseph Auerbach ct al Jan g.
46TH sT 1913 TO 132 West: Winekar q
Royarsky agt Leavitt Realty co ct al Jan
RR0OK AVE. 1902: Benjamin Solomon
agt James 5 Bryant; Dec %, 1913 'cah-
celled); S12j. ,, r,
SAME PROPERTY; Davis Levin agt
saT,eS Sov % 1918 (cancelled); 1895.
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Rent Cottage at Newport

he Blois & EldridGe rented Tor - -
RerOind his cottage. corner Of BELLEVUE
avenue and Bclivue Court known 90
Stockton Cottage, Newport IL l. " Ns
Fanny l.. Johnson for the season oi l'ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
BUYER of Saith st. Property.

Samuel a. Herzog. who built several
large apartment houses on the East and
xvesf sides. is the buyer Of the Henry u.
.ndcrson property al Nos ia, ll5 and
iiS Fast Sith street. sold on MONDAY
through Douglas l.. Gilman 4 GO.
The property comprises a plot o"oAlV-.-
sso,,, high class elevator apartment
hausg
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LIMITED PERTNERsu,s
sIMoN AscHER 4 coNp,r,,

WE, George 4. Harris. Julian A IT,.
Simon Aschcr. the subscribers hers.-u1
formed a limited partnership Durs.,.s. ~
provisions of tho Consolidated TO. ~
state Of New York, DO hereby cer,,,s. Y
Flrst-That the name under ehicb -.
nership Is 10 be conducted II Simon ~
Company and the county where ~. -.
place Of business IL 70 be located IA 10
OF New York I'm the state of New ~. ~
Second-That the general nature ~ -
moss intended 10 be transacted By s,ss = II
ship Is the manufacture and sale Of k,.l
and all other kinds y wearing app,r.1' h1
Third That the name - All the -
special partners interested thersi, - y
respective places Of residence are AZ ~ ~
George s.. Harris who resides a. N ~
iJ7tn street. Borough Of Msnhst,a,
New York. state of New York az 70
Julian A. Harris who residss q, No q.
1ilth street Borough of Manhattan
New York. state 81 New YORK ~
are the general partners. and
Simon Ascher, who resides AZ Hot,
Borough Of Manhattan. City of 49,
state OF New York. ~
Is the special partner.
All n said persons are ~ fuii az,
Fourth-Thst the said special par,ns.
Ascher. has contributed the sum % 40. ~
fifty thousand $4,000 dollars in ca.s ~
common stock ~ the limited psrfrs~s,se I
Fifth-That the time a. which s.xy
partnership is 20 begin Ia the oar ~
January 1914. and the time a, wSiea ~
limited partnership Is 10 end is the ais,f
December 1915
Dated, this 9th day OF January. ~.
Ia presence Of.
SIMON AScHyR
GEORGE A. HIpp.
JULIAN A. HlSss
stat. % New York, city and cour,r y
York, S..
on this 9Th day OF February. 1914 "a.
appeared George a. Harris Jsllan
and Simon Ascner. 70 me known sns -
10 me 10 be the individuals descrih~s -
who executed the foregoing instrgn.-.
they seyerally duly acknowledged "a -.
they executed the same Tor the ys4s -
poses therein expressed.
tseaLl MAX sPfTZET. Notary p-...
New York county n :
state Of New York. city and Cogn,y !, !.
George 4. Harris. being duly svo-,
am one OF the general partners psns< y.
foregoing certificate % limited nsr,.E,
The sum specified IN said certificate - q
been contributed 70 the common s,oc< -
limited partnership of Simon Asher A ~
pany by simon Ascher. the sp<etsl -.
therein named. % wit: One hunS,.s .
thousand $3.50. OcO) dollars has zee, ~.
and in good faith paid IN cash 10 ala -
stock by said special partner.
GEORGE A. Hlp,r
sworn 70 before me this s,h Gay Of ~
airy. 1914
iseaLI MAX sPrTzEr. Notary rusx
New YORK County, II
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III ~R3MAl, Estate
Robert B. Dula Gives Cash
for Br0adWay Apartments

largest Office structure. the LAWYERS
Ruilding. "A six story brick structure az
Nos 223 and 2o5 Main avenue, for the
Regal Land and improvement COMPANY;
Of Brooklyn. The purchase price is sald
TO be So COZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
The Bronx.

MORRIS AVE. cor 18Th 81: brick syn
ssoy,,s 81 iOx0i4. cong judah Haleri, ssin
or poI,ert > IA Ville 2sO1 Valentine ave-
arrbfteef. 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
PUBLIC NOTICE.

SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIylslos1
FIRST DEPARTMENT IN THE NAIL
OF the Application OF MANHATTAN ~
WAY COMPANY for the appointment Of -
commissioners 10 determine and report xnSS|
additional tracks and facilities on we 80
Avenue line or route OF Us elevated raiis
in the Borough OF Manhattan, IN we ny
New York. as determined b. the FuoAe
vice Commission for the First Distriet o.
state OF New York, ought 10 be eohsus1
and operated. second Avenue Adaius
Tracks and Facilities. -,,.-., "a
PTRLTc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ~
the undersigned, Frederick &. iahhsi o. u
" Forbes ana Edward c. Crowley, haut 4
an order OF the Appellate DIVISION OF w !.
preme Court. in and for the First Judies !.
partment entered in the above enuue' -
ceedng on the 23rd day % January is a
ing date the 10th day o. January, .s.s
aDpointed commissioners 20 deterullhe ~ -.
port, after due hearing. whether the Aaas.--
track or tracks and facilities on the -
Avenue line or route or Manhattan p....r
Company's elevated railroads IN tne 80
OF Manhattan in the City OF New fofA !,
termined by the Public Service Coniinl.y 81
the First District OF the state OF Nen
set forth IN the petition Of Manhattan ~. h
Company. presented TO the said Appe,,ss ~
vision on the 2ist day OF November - - 4
filed in the Office of the Clerk OF sald .o.' -
the same day ought 20 be consrse.ss N
operated, do hereby appoint saturday' ~ -
dav OF February 1914 AT 10 O'Clock IN -, ~. q
noon OF that day. AZ the ONCE OF Fieoas
Tanner. No. 1 Madison Avenue, oo.v-s ~
Manhattan. City OF New York as the y. -,
plsce for the first sitting. and th@t =,
sitting and at such adjourned sittlnes 80
be thereafter held. they will hear al -
Interested In the said matter. go,
Dated. New York, January Slst. lgs ..xxys
FREDERICK g 49,
HARRY ". FORBEs~
EDWARD G. CROWLeh =
JAMES +. QUACkENBJSH, Atto ,.Is,,i,f
Manhattan Railway Company. loS D,y
Borough OF Manhattan. New 1oIs, =; -
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FORM or y
TRACT .ss'
Notice IT. hereby given that r.i,,,s 80
will be held az the Offices OF the Paohs =. "
Commission for the First District ~ III
sau Street. Borough OK Manhattan "e,s,i
CIV. on the 10th dav or FcbrnrN -
Nv elve- fifteen o'clock = VI. upon INC p,~f|
terms and conditions - the coniise. "a
construction Of Section No n. ROW .~S|
being q part ~ the seventh Ayenut. - 81
Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad, ~hNH
NAV be briefly described AZ follows ~
Section No. :. Beginning al w,,,f
Lexington Avenue. in the Borough OF - II
tan near the southerly building iilr -
Forty third street and extending 80, -
erlv under Lexington Avenue % a ~
hftv ,5Ol feet north Of the center "''
Fify-third street "a y
Copies OF the draft Of sail contra aS
obtained at the said Office ~ ine 80 80
| Service Commission for one dollar e@~"
Dated. New York. February y i'i ,s,or =,
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION ~
FIRST DISTRICT. ....,-.,
BY EDWARD T.. Mccall. SH''
TRAVIS T. WHITNEY. secrr'ai'
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sHERIFF's AUCTION SALE

DANIEL. GREENWALD. Shcrin > 80. - ,sll u
sells this day, Friday. February o' "a Il
1890 a. m, al ii9 Broadway. hoo.s Al Il
virtue OF certain writ 81 eNece'i'oss ~ II
right. title. claim and interest WIZ" - II
PENDANT Universal Audit Compshy ,srosr
January ~, 1914, o. AZ any iiins ~ ~
OF. IN and 10 office furniture. consis"Ss - II
desks. chairs. typewri;ing machln,..i prcgss
bes. cabinets and an other prr-l- roc 81
OF the above named defendant AZ Wv
dress. subject To rhattel nfoftstkr
MAX GHIfENlAGtN. shsnf
SAMUEL GtNSBERG, pepsH------
DANIEL GPEENwALp. shern 80. tts is y
sells this DAY. Friday February On ~ ,:<f|
II a. m. al - Broadway. Room - Is. -
OF a certain writ OF execution, fo,. 80 -
two tables. one Hat desk. so ch~
and cabinet one coat rack. one rs< s,<sf
MAN :. .GRfFENh Avs~,. sherr
EDWIN $. COOK. Deputy ,..,-,,s'
ADvERTIsEMENTs AND subs,SsN rp,ss'
for The Tribune received Al 70 No an
once. No. 1864 Broadway. beiss,sn, ,lseussn,
ssth SITS. until ? o'clock p. IN. Nu-ss'ss at :.
received at the following oranch rs.
regular rates until 5 oclock ? ,.,n q
9Th ave. cor. i2th St. lA n>is'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
FEBRUARY :.
M anhattan.

10Th ST. n :. 100 II of 81 Nicholas ave
i50x1129x irreg: Jacob Levy loans Mos
Goodman Corp, 500, 600.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were reco'o-
cd Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos u and 10 Nesey street
BY Joseph 7. Day
,,srt, CT s., West. s. cs7s q ~
urn,dvav. a. oxSa II. sly tenmt house sofa
10 the pin FOR $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
rs Joseph =. Dav.
PROSPECT AVE 5oi to SOS r s. 1855 Z,
hoyseq and stores. sold TO the rltf FOR SIS. 100
Hy NJ Morgenihau jr.. 90.
pop1fAM AVE. 1927. ~ e. 246.4 q n n
I7sth 81. oaxioO. . sty dwlg: sold 10 the pin
FOR 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06

xn71: June 6. 1911: Barry Bros, Inc. to Mary
IT, Barry: $4,000. attorneys. EaHey q 'af-
sfarnhen II Chambers st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06

through the sale Of No 1927 Pophain ave
nue. Yesterday AZ the Bronx salesroon w
Obadiah Newcomb for $1,000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of grantee and at
tOrnerD
Interest : rcr cent unless otherwise stated.
IEHnIt ApN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06

a, owner, r GOdrlch s35 Beck st, srohIIect'
So 900 - -
| s5rH ST. n s. GT2 Z, " % Lexington ave,
for : sfv and basement school; forhVille
Tatrrrd Torsh school T. East Sjtn ~. owner I,
y " Ieyitsn. % West 3lst st. arcnltec''
xfou 0aD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
CONTINUED USE OF PARTNp|
SHIP NAME,

SIMON AsCHER & coMPAyY.
Certificate OF Continued Use Of Pwts~,
Name.
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REAL EsTArEFoRs SALE oRTc LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

18TH Az, 4.l9f.-Eac ellent 2-family brick
dwelling between ocean Parkway and Grave
send Az. IL rooms, baths, fine condition; Al
location. one block from public school and l.
station: equity. s.. 300 make offer. Owner
cHAS. GOLD. 20 Broad ST. y. Y. city.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
ONCE No 1884 Broadway. between ssth and
31th SITS. until o'clock .. NJ
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Big Passaic Building Sold.


Jacob Salzman yesterday purchased
from Philip Simon. OF this city. Passalc
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The Bronx.

Right of way. Manhattan Rsi"ay 90 hiGy
R,I u ~ Interboroush Rapid Transit CO 10
Broadwa,, owner: Geo II Pesram' le' D''a'
" ~ er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vbgkqj < Egg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
Initial Auction Sale.

The NJ Moreenthau. Jr.. Company
marked its entrance into the auction field
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ALTERATIONS.
FEBRUART5.
Manhattan.

,.hli pi,i'i ,tyde psrk Y. owner. Nolz, z
Wesi KIN 81. architect. 5000
MADIsQN AVE- r-e cor ~ l2''p P,i s 10 a.
~ II ~ HART. - West %lst 81 arcn-
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led. New YORK. January 3lst. 1914 vr
EpE-DEDfFr[ 4 TANtr%
HARRY v F ooRRd1Tsrr

JAMES 7. QUACkENBUSH. Mtoiny, q
Manhattan Railway Company. loS Dr.,
Borough OF Manhattan. New 1oIs, >, =
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07
REFUSE TO SANCTION
SCHOOL CHANGE
Citizens Of Three School Districts
Appear Before County Board
Yesterday Seeking Relief

An interesting meeting between
school district residents OF the county
and the county commissioners oc-
cured yesterday The controversy
arose over the proposal on the part
Of residents Of the eastern part Of the
county TO eliminate District No 90
and to attach one half of the elimln-
ated districts territory to school dis
trict No. SO and the other half to the
Meridian school district The ad-
vocates Of the change contend that
more than three fourths Of the tax
payers of the districts involved sign
ed the petition for the new arrange
ment, and less than one fourth Joined
in the remonstrance The change
was made by County superintendent
Margaret Doolittle June 8; on the 50
the appeal was taken from her decis-
ion the county commissioners whose
decision in the matter is final and
closes the case. The commissioners
held against the proposed change.
Arthur Swank assistant county attor-
ney represented the county superin-
tendent The commissioners held
that the appeal had not been legally
perfected and dismissed the matter
Said ]. A. McDaniels: "The elm
lnation of districts Nos. 80 and 50
would save the county at least $500
each year in separate school ex-
pense and would save the district in
school tax at lealst that much more.
A comparatively few people residing
in the districts would be inconveni-
nnced by the change by being farther
from the school and their
would be more than off
set by the advantages OF a graded
school, longer term, better teachers
md much lower tax rates" McDan
iels represented District 90. D. S.
Is, and A. II, Rickstrew
md viii Humphrey appeared for No.
~ Sam Brooks, the negro boss, now
lnder bond also appeared in opposi-
ion to the change
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07
HIGH COURT EXTENDS
TIME IN COYLE CASE

Iho mandamus case OF ltd ] Noylo
AGAINST Judge a r. Huston, Wnereia
Cylo seeks to diskualify Huston ~
trial Judge in the case of the State
against Coyle, charged with burning
hc Crescent City cotton gins, was
beard before the criminal court Of
appeals Monday that court granted
the petitioner Coylo. until August lst
20 file supplemental and amended
petition and gave County Attorney
John Adams until August 18TH to re-
ply
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07
Held for Heavy Ransom.

Vera Cruz. July Juan Velasco,
Spanlard IS held by followers OF
Zapate near Atlixco, state OF Puebla,
for 100000 pesos ransom Velasco
Is the manager OF an extensive Span
ish cotton manufacturing concern. He
saws his ca1tors threaten to torture
him unless the company paws his ran
som
The presence I'm Vera Cruz az the
home Of her father of Sonora oueriio
Moheno. wife % the ex-minister OF
commerce. became known today. Sen
ora Moheno said she was awaiting the
arrival OF her husband from Puerto
Mexico about July 70. when they ex-
pected 10 20 20 Havana and later 70
the United states
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-07

GAVE PAIN
TO WARBURG
ASKED WILSON TO WITH
DRAW NAME AS MEMBER
OF RESERVE BOARD
tBy Asso lated PressJ

washington, D c. July Paul y.
Warburg. OF New York. today formal
lv requested the President to with
draw his nomination to be a member
of the federal reserve board.
The President win do so today
Warbure is member of the bank
ing house Of Kuhn. Loeb & Company
He was nominated tor a four year
term
When the senate committee on
banking began examining personally
the five candidates nominated by the
President Warburg indicated that ae
did not wish to be questioned.
There is no Indication of who the
President viii choose 10 fin the
place
This change viii not further delay
the actual organization Of the new
currency system.
The senate has already confirmed
W P. G. Harding a. O.. Miller
Charles 3. Hamlin as members OF the
toard and they with Secre ary Nc
Adoo and Comptroller Williams who
viii serve as members eX-officio
constitute quorum viii p MAJ
proceed with the work