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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-07-03
PRESIDENT PLANS TO VISIT
VERMONT.

Washington, D. c., June 29.-Presi-
dent Wilson today tentatively accepted
an invitation to attend the centennial
celebration of the battle of Plattsburg
on Lake Champlain next September.
The invitation was extended to the
President this forenoon by Senator
William P. Dillingham; of Vermont,
John H. Donnelly of Vergennes, mem
ber of the Vermont Macdonough CEN
tennial commission, and Howard D.
Hadley of Plattsburg, N. Y, assistant
secretary of the New York State
commission. The Presidents accept
ance was partly conditional on the
adjournment of Congress. He remarked
jokingly to Senator Dillingham; that he
would 90 up to Lake Champlan if the
senator would see that Congress shall
adjourn before that time comes. The
senator said he would.
The President and family expect to be
at their summer home in Cornish, N. H.,
at that time and the plan now is for
them to go over to Lake Champain
by way of Windsor, White River juno
ton. Woodstock, Rutland, Brandon,
Middlebury and Vergennes, as it is only
about ninety miles through beautiful
part of the Green mountains. The trip
from Vergennes across the lake to
Plattsburg will probably be made on
one of the torpedo boats which the navy
department is planning to send to Lake
Champlaln for the celebration.
Secretary Daniels also accepted today
an invitation to attend the celebration
on Lake Champlain September and 9.
On the first day Mr.. Daniels will speak
on the Vermont side of the lake, the
next day at Plattsburg. Similar invi-
tations will be extended to Nice-Presi-
dent Marshall, Speaker Clark, Secre-
tary Garrison of the war department
and Secretary Bryan of the state de-
partment, and the other members of the
cabinet. The invitation to Mr.. Daniels
was extended by Senator Dillingham;
and Messrs. Donnelly and Hadley. Ihey
We're accompanied to the navy depart
ment by Assistant Secretary Roosevelt,
who also is a member of the commission
having the celebration in charge.
State Senator r. w. McCuen of Ner
gennes, who is secretary of the Mae
donough commission. has received a
telegram from Howard D. Hadley of
Plattsburg, n. Y, one Of the New
York State Macdonough commission,
that the sundry civil bill had passed in
Congress. This bill contains the
Macdonough appropriation measure
and if it is ratified by the United States
Senate the Vermont Macdonough COM
mission will receive SIS, 600 for the cele-
bration there in September
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-07-03
SCHOOL MEETING.

The annual meeting of school district
No. 4, comprising Middlebury village,
was held in the town hall Tuesday night.
Moderator John E. Weeks called the
meeting to order at S:25 o'clock and
Clerk Joseph M. Burke read the warn
ing. Both of these officials were at
once unanimously reelected by acca-
nation.
There was a large attendance, about
two-thrds of those present being ladies'.
The efforts of tho Century club to have
woman elected as a member of the
school board attracted the large atten.
dance of ladies'.
After the election of the officers above
named the reports as printed were ac-
cepted and adopted. Thea a tax of 20
cents on the dollar was voted as recon-
mended by auditor.
Ira H. LaFleur, DR.. E. H. Martin and
Allan Calhoun were reelected members
Of the prudential committee, together,
Then came the only contest of the meet
ing. For fourth member of the COM
mittee, Judge Charles |. Button put in
nomination in a very graceful speech
Mrs. Thomas E. Boyce. Lawyer La
tieur spoke at some length and con-
cluded his remarks by placing in nomi-
nation Charles E. Pnney.
Judge Button, Mr.. LaFleur and Mrs.
d. H. Corkran were appointed tellers.
Whole number of votes cast, 20S for
Mrs. Boyce, rs; scattering / for Chas.
E. Pinney, 131, a majority for Mr..
Pinney Of 81, and he was declared
elected.
Rev. Father Thomas J. Leonard, pas
tor of st. Mary's church, was chosen
the fifth member of the committee by
acclamatlon.
Charles E. Pinney was reelected |
treasurer and Charles l. Button was
again elected auditor, both by acclama-
ton. This completed the business of
the meeting, and it was adjourned at
9 :25 O. CLOCK.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-07-03

The annual report of the officials of
school district No. 4, comprising the
Middlebury village district, was distrib-
uted Saturday afternoon There was
paid out during the year, on the general
account, the sum of 81, $40 81, of which
amount 81, ,5l7.25 was for fuel; 81 1872. Il
for books and stationery; typewnters
1920; gymnasium floor $3.50. II; hardware
sundries $127.57; printing Sl67 80, bal
ance on the new building $2l9. 81; insur-
ance S154. 63. The salaries paid to
teachers and superintendent amounted
to Sl3, l55. Total expenditures We're
Sl7, 7,99797. The estimates for the COM
ing year are, for salaries, Sl3, 155, ordi-
nary expenses including books, fuel, etc,
S4, 900. The interest on the bonded
debt is about 81, coo. The estimated in
come for the year from tuitions is about
So, 900, from the State school fund about
81, 500. The grand list is SIS, 558, and
tax of 10 per cent. on the dollar would
amount to Sl2, $50, making a total of
expected income of $40, ,290. The tut
tons collected during the year just
closed We're from these towns Addison
Sl20, Arlington $50, Bridport 1920,
Cornwall $3.50, Ferrisburg $50, Middle
bury town 81 ,4l0, New Haven $40, Or
well S58, Ripton $50, Salisbury S43O,
Shoreham $l2O, Waltham $50, Wey-
bridge $500, Whiting $3.50.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-07-03

For any itching skin trouble, piles
eczema, salt rheum, hives, itch, scsld
head, herpes. scabies. Doan's Ointment
is highly recommended SOC. box al
all stores. adv
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1914-07-03

For mild, easy action of the bowels
try Doan's Regulets. a modern laxative
25c. at all stores. adv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
UPTOWN FLATS CHANGE OWNERS

WEST 10TH STREET--The Herman
Arms Company has sold for John J.
Harlow 10 Martha Sessner the two five
story Mats on plot 50xl00ll at and
West 10Th street. between Central
Park West and Manhattan avenue. The
seile- purchased these houses about a
year ago through the same broker
WEST l35TH STREET.-Philip Simon
has sold the FIVE story apartment at
bo5 West l3jth street. II is on plot
g. feet wide and g9.ii feet deep. adj
70 ming the northwest corner Of Anstcr-
dam avenue. Mr.. Simon bought the
house in June. 1905. III 10 said IL have
received cash for the property.
WEST l24TH STREET. -Magdalen Bri-
ner has sold 5Od West 12lth street, a
six story apartment, house known rs
tie Royal Palm. on plot 50xlooll, To-
Gated 100 feet west of Amsterdam ave
nue..
EAST 77Tu STREET--I.owenfcld 4
Prayer have sold 307 and 500 East
sev.nty-seventh street. SIX story
tenement. on plot 5oxlO2.2, located -
Zee, east Of Second avenue to bernard
u. ur!ch. who gave in part payment
'he three story dwelling, on lot 2oN1s.
a. SIS sixth avenue. corner Of Sixth
street. Brooklyn.
AMSTERDAM AVENUE - Franz J.
Michel has sold TO William H. Moore
.-G6 Amsterdam avenue, five story
Nat with stores. on plot 3,.6NlUO. ad-
joining the southwest corner of 1884
r-eet. This property was given in
pa-; payment for the five story apart
uaut house at $40 20 5li West liOth
street. reported sold recently.
VEST l46TH STREET. Eva HcymaHn
h sold 400 West li6th street. a five
story apartment house on plot 81 tx
s'il. located G2.G feet east OF Convent
G,tHIc.
EASr 18th STREET The Lcwengood
esIr. taS sold the three story and
haauc'I dwelling ut 100 East Eighty
f1'r'. street., on lot 20iN102 ., located
81 zee. west of Lexington avenue.
EAST I.'TH STREET.--D H. Scully
has s-ll or the Benonson Realty Com
pan .. East l2sth street. three
sog5 dwelling, on lot l7.10N99.ll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

DEBORAH BLANRENsTEIN- A petition in
bankruptcy has been filed agalns, Deborah
bronx. It wa. alleged that on January q
she transferred the business to Jacob Berg
Ii is also asserted that the title . Blenken'
stein 4 Co. Inc appears now on the bakery.
with no apparent change OF ownership
ISAAC HESS A petition ~ bankruptcy has
been tied AGAINST Isaac Hess shoe dealer.
of .3ii Eighth avenue ~ Was alleged that.
on February he admitted in ~rliing ina
hllty TO pay his debts
JOSEPH MANN OF ?3s Yves, 18th street has
filed q petition In bankruptcy with labli.
ties Of SL'5s contracted IN 1909, nnd assets OF
500 In accounts
JOSEPH RlEDERs, truckman OF "a East,
with liabilities of N.732 and assets of 1870.
the LEATHER GOODS SPECIALITY COM.
PANf -Schedules ~ bankruptcy OF the
Forty second street show Liabilities Of Sl.
$40 and assets OF 81, 800. consisting Of stock,
Hl1o; fixtures 81 200; acc GUMS sss.; cash. 81,
and twenty-five lots at ST. Adams l.. l., IS, 900
Nay Cortland, Company, ,.s.s?a. suit fdr rent {;
cured, and Roy ID Lasher, 81. 900. secured
FRANK c GEvIN Schedules in bankruptcy
o. Frank { 'eN'n, dealer IN raint oats al 90
West Twenty thlrd street. show liabilities OF
slSi32 and assets of 81, Among the credi.
tors are John Yard. administrator, Si.osd for
Of of" North A@srca Of PhiIadephs T. So "s and
the Commercial Trades Company, Sli@. ~
cured,
BERNARD SIMPSON, -Schedules IN bank
rupt,y OF Bernard simpson, cigar daelrr at es
Nassau street, with stands In the Singer
Buildins and the Victoria Hotel show Tia
blties OF fls6@ and assets OF tla1,
ABRAHAM KESNIK. Schedules in bank rup, cy
OF Abraham, Resnk, wholesale confectioner
OF &3 Madison street. show liabilities OF
81. 1898 and assers OF s6i,s
NJ COOPER g. co. Schedules in bankruptcy
OF NJ. Cooper 4 Co corporation manufac.
iurers OF furs At IL West Seventeenth street,
show liabilities OF 1897 and assets Of 81. SIS.
THE EXCEI1O GAS HYIININATING CON
PASf .--Judse liuugh has dismissed the peti
tlon in banhrupi'y filed on January II
against Louis " and Harry Rubin. who did
business as the Exceilo Gas illuminating
Company N 1871 Bo~rry on a settlement wit h
creditors al II cents on the dollar, payable
" Ten \ cash and o cents notes due In three
months
WOOLF BROS Jacob and Emanuel woolf
who compose the firm Of Wool Bros, deal
crs in toys, souvenirs and novelties al III
Fulton street have made an assignment Ia
Maurice l.. shame
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name AID address OF lenders at
tnrneY-I

tWith nane AID address of lenders at
tosneyJ
Isss-,sirnon cecilia schEmscher TO-
hugo Josephy; atty. Ernest Adler. 1906
i4sTH ST, $ 'i7..ii W iii av. sissss' yIo
June rs. iso5--fsaac & Rosa Mayer & ano
- rnited states Trust Co; attys, stewart
June e. isoi2@sSms to I same s:'N aity..
1oTH Az, n " cor sist st. 9;xioo. Nov ': 20
lNt-Thos Marg't pooley to Edw l.
r9 HH.s A. Il. isis; st. .!,i 80
aH ! .' s19. Eo'v %is g ns
''Isr y" az a. ' SsS'
nnowery Saw Bank: atty, Il q Co. 17s
Mar 81, isss-Jctsemiah Z NJ Marr, sf Fan ~.
S 9Irn : sno to Farmers Loan T 60 !;
ls isff St. Co. rs IVA. az sv ,7ss,,i
same to ,,me. attys' Turner. Rols,on .
olMsTEa HD5'eMavnss 100 ,,o,, AZ, $500
ls lets go !26' map 20 o. unionport. io5x
annie annie p p Mackenzie atty Hy A Eber.
STiI AZ, ies.iss' - Gsxs5, Mar .. isos sou
k ki,w"oI u hoes,lG 20 Marion Rcsssle Me
LOT a. map st Raymond PARK s sSSiVVC
III
Maiino to william y Fitzgerald: atty
Frank Gass, 22l5 Westcheater av ST. 900
july 81, iSiI3,Emt%Sa kifh SfE,s 10 PT Ga:
lumbia Knickerbocker Trust co; atty. /,
1T Go. 10 Bway ...........,,.-.Si ,4s6
sTH Az lNth ST.. n =. $50 from n e cor
White Plains av, ?5xlli, Wakoneid, Aug
l.. iao6-Abr Mogiesky to Cath Z Hill,
atty Geo McClausen, - Park Row 81, 900
s2Sp ST =, 2o5 white Plains ri ?6sii4
Wakefield June IL. leo7--Abr Mogil-sky
70 Cath 9 Hlll; atty, Geo HILL II Park
VALENTINE Az. asos H ,..,S
lTravorsl ~, 25x9s 3. June 20. lq05-Kate
Edison 10 VIM Beaman; attys OHara Bros
sVnth IT and Webster av............s 5000
VALENTINE Az. same property, Apr 30
lslo--Marie Lind to same ,......... $500
.@n ST n - i:S. map lands Clement c
Moore, Greenwich, city OF Y le.sxess,
July \. irl2-Annie Campbell to Cath
Grldng. atty, Win + wund. 1876 Broad.
ANTHONY Az ses. 900 n e burnside av,
20 5Nl2S lON2bSil9.I, May 10. 19li--James
and Julia Delaney to fremont Bdg and
Loan Assn attys. Martin 4 Howe. 265
2irH ST, II! =, n 5 25xsse, Aug is isiS-
Robt DE witt 10 Laura MoerinG. atty,
Emery Weller. 81 Cedar st........ s., 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11

IS Argentina. Loo miles EAST Of SANDY hoo.
SIS ute, ~ miles cast % Sandy Hook a. 725
4 "
$ rcnns> wanna 1870 mites cost Of SANDY ltoos
At . \.
;. Comal, Mobile crossed Mobile bar a, $3.50
l.. VI
:. Cri.'obal CwsIohal, 5co mile. south 0,
SANDY lipok 20 noon.
santa Maria santa Marta So n.!ps
spGlh 81 SANDY Nook NJ i VI.
- CpmlutNc. aCysOnvl.lr, b?i m'.ts south
Of SANDY Hook at T. u.
- Lampasas, Mobile, ~ miles south Of
Sandy Hook ~ Upuu
= AulNn. rlmp.,o. %" mues "a'' uI 'r'
grr-n NJ moot,
SO s. Ins Gavc.ion, 80 mile, north OF Iuri-
ter ~ y
noon.
IS cherokee. Georgetown, SO milol south o.
Sandy Uuul> At i
:, I~napc. J.rk-ouyilc. 10 miles south OF
Sandy Hook AZ 4 "
- A'uauca Cu-loha ~, miles south OF
Sandy Hook 81 noon.
:. pl-'o"cs Port mon, 80 mile, sor:h O.:
sandy Hook NJ r NJ
- Monterey Vera Cruz. 70 miles northeasI
Of havana al = VI.
$ Arabian Bermuda bi0 miles southeaN
of Sandy IIOuk n J. Il
So FL q cde''e Galveston, crossed Calves
ton bar Al 80 u, VI.
~ ~ SUIT Galveston. "a miles south Of
S peri"'iion, sabine. miles north of Jupa
A noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat ~ vEsEy STREE



liiTH ST $40 W. :. 1875 Hamilton pl
1o0Nsali. sly apt house--international
Distribution Corp ust u Bergkamp e.
al; due. sll. 9f2 II. taxes. &c, Sass, sub 20
mts- aggregatIug !lsl..Se adjourned TO
CIiHYSTIE ST. lS2. " r. 1909 Rivington
g. 24.PNs6. 3X2SXs5.>, sty tint e. stores
W q Lane. trste, sg; y Il Pirkhoiz 81 nj.
due s:5.723el; taxes, SC. ss:3 80. to the
TiIoMPsoN sr. vs. rs n Broome 81. sxsS~
X Murphy agt Bow ct al: tax Hen;
due. Sisli; taxes, &c, Ss52i; to the
PLAINTIFF Observation-Disclosures. slsC
nv Bryan l.. Kennedy.
9.D ST Is y. :, :37.l0 5th av. l7sx1oO.s.
stv dNg-F 81 Alexander agt Sarah
Friedman ct nj: due t37427.is: taxes. SC.
$l65+lO. to the plaintin ...,......s 3b, 600
ny Daniel Greenwald.
PITT ST GO. .. 100 n Broome ct. csS1o0.
sty int stores, also Clinton At. 80. W =.
l75 Riyington st. 25xlo0. sly tint &
stores. sheriN's sale Of all right. title, &c.
which A | Koran had on Nov IL. 10. or
since; Withdrawn.
TAT S2Os THIRD AvENUE.l
ny Henry Brady.
HUGHES Az. .i30. = r. s6a n lsist st, is.hx
s5.5Nl6.6NS53. sty dwig-Clara Best agt
Asora Realty Co ct al: due. $tt9s..&;
taxes 81, $50: TO John VI SUSSEX 81, 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11

CHARLES A VESSEL has sold for the West
b'ohN Realty Company to a client for In
N.stnvut plot ioNl0O on the south side
d N'l!oughDy avenue. 200 feet east OF
central avenue also for Della Elrmin the
.ree story detached dwelling OH plot look
'gV ~ elli Bedford avenue.
Meruh May. Bro 'kyn builders and
w,"ra'ors, nave purchacrd through IL II.
Williams Son the three story business
oI'tllE at 3l03 jamaica avenue, EiCh-
mohd llll, for $4,000 and twenty foot
70, on tn" same avenr between oak and
walnut streets for $4,000, which they
intend 10 improve.
"'Nams n Son have sold four lots at
We corner Of Jamaica avenue and Cottage
sVte' 10 Mr. Miller for $500. The
uroNfrS attribute the activity TO the con
'nlIiai"d extension OF the elevated line
70 Jamaica,
r. {. Hauter has sold for the estate
Of Jane Jack the three three story houses
Lppet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Whitson Real Estate Corporation. Manhat-
tan, capital $50 600: directors. oliver C.
Morse, Greenlawn l., /! Thomas Fahey.
New York. ana Agnes Kennedy. Hollis l.. T..
kingbert Holding Company. Inc. Manhat-
tan. capital. $1,000. directors. Herbert Il.
King, c. Gunther Miller and Frederick c.
SChofield. New York
Anerton Thirty-eighth Street Company,
Frank l.. Holt, e. Blake circuit. New York
Ida l.. Engelhardt. Plainn.ld. N. J.
Antler Realty Company, Inc. Manhattan;
capital $1,000; directors Louis Kramer.
New York; Joseph f. Goldberg. Yonkers.
and Abraham l.. Taylor, Bronx.
Charles Kaye Renting Company, Inc.
Manhattan; capital, $1,000; directors. Au-
gusta II Kaye, Charles Kaye and benjamin
Bernstein. New York
The incorporated Property Company. Man
haitian: capital. 81. 900. directors Robert NJ.
Hodes. Fannie Newman and Oscar NJ.
IazruS. Brooklyn.
I'isarra Construction Corporation. Brook
Ign; capital. 81. 900; directors Frank ]. pi.
sarra Albert a, risarra and Joseph A. De-
caro-. Brooklyn, y. Y.
Piazza Realty Company. Inc, Richmond
capital 81 900; directors. Amodia y Piazza.
staten Island New York. and James a.
fochtig, Jr, and George A. Conroy. New
York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

5rH Az. 2ls2. store and part basement--Jos
Goldsteir 4 q. ss6 Bway ,..,,,s 100
Sd Az. 2lis 1850. par, ground noor-pome
Amusement 60 to Manhattan Savings 4
Loan Assoc. ls5 li7th At, S yrs IRON
Avg 1 1913; atty. l. Flander. HAL OF
BROoME ST. ?f5. store 4 h-Harrls Fine to
Jacob Raustein. ?i5 Broome IT. yrs from
May !, isii atty, Ebiing Brewing CO. $50
BROADWAY. iii. oface-Coiumbu. Circle
Arcade Co TO Max zeislcr ess 81 Nicholas
AZ yrs ir9m Mar l. 1914; atty. cr.scent
'rH Az siss s,ore-Fred'k r. Forster TO
MsyeF S.eg s,dr ana Hno, 2sS " 's!h s,
vita & : 20 Nassau st. ....-...... g. 900
srH Az, n . cor goth st. store and b--Gre..
2eier, i9I s,h av. 5 yrs from Apr i. 1914:
auys. " Weiss Co. we-tchester $500
Jacob krischock. i"b ist av, al? yrs
irqm Feb 8 1914 atty, Sanford II Cohen;
MULBERnY ST. -. store 4 b-Micheisn..io
Bove ct al to Ubaldo scsrchilr. rs Mul-
berry ST. b-i. yrs from Dec l. 1919;
atty Liebmann Son. Sc Forest 81,
EiviNGToN ST. is, ,op 'roor-Rcniis Mtg
60 20 Max cohen. i;' Rivinston 81 a.yrs
FCtToS ST. . = cor church 81 store
schultz Realty CO to Pau ws,riei. 2Ij
Manhattan ns. --l- yr- from Jan I, 1914:
ATTY. Ii Wen, go BWay ...........! s., 400
Bronx.
LoNGWoop Az. s5i. n'l-JuiiA \ white
horne to pesidrr Scho"u. $50 W.stchester
az yrs from Feb !. lyi+. atty - J
cantor, lt1 Nassau St.. ........ s.. :. D
ls5TH ST, 6s7 f. store. Sc--Ru.so- Barbcr
Realty 60 10 Francesca Ventura, 2t0S
tHmbrelcns aV, yrs from Nov !, 1913;
atty t?l s67 T. lsith st.....,,..,..S. 2V
CNlONPORT RD, l1ls, stor"-Bas!lius Busch
70 Carmcle PuppO. 1919 Cnionport rd.
yrs from Feb l. 1918; atty. Geo Ringlsr
WALDO Az, cor ligth ~. cor store
Fred Nshtsam 10 Jas McElroy and ano,
lt5 W .sth ST. yrs from Feb !, 1914 3stO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT.
Riverside Corner Traded for Up
town Dwclling-Morc Sales
of Small Flats.
HEIGHTS rLOT SALECLOSED
nuildcr, Take Corner Of Fort
Washington Ave. and 1G2d
st. rs Apartment site.

Activity n the real estate market yes
,erday was largely professional. hut the
ycIans ~ business reported was quite
light
IN the best TRANSACTION of the day the
c,orge Backer Construction Company,
,,rsis,ing Of George Backer and Arm
stein 4 Levy, purchased from Lowenfeld
4 prayer the northeast corner of River
eide priv. and 14ith street. "A plot of
about Ave lots. fronting 100 feet on the
drive and less feet on ii4th street. In
mart payment for the plot Lowen-
isld 4 Prayer took over Mr.. Hackers
residence at 81 Hamilton Terrace. three
story and basement dwelling. on lot 25x
W8 There was no broker in the trans
seton. 40 Improvement is contemplated
tvr the lriv" corner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
MORTGAGES.


with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney)
downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.
PITT ST 100, - 25xi00-Maurica Vein
garten TO Julius Luni,z, 2is Adults, av;
Feb 5. prior mtg s25 600. due March /,
1917. per cent, atty. Herman : Fried
STANTON ST. n " cor Manrin st, 7e'S.7O,
Madison st. sso TO s$s, 3, 7tJSSs7w,,
tsth ct: Feb ., prior mtg s., due as
per bond; atty otto A samuels' 9s Mas,
'"p '''''''''~r...,,' .,,. ''''OOO
,Ess, of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
llOth sts.)
b7TH ST as9,sM Z; aessioo. sadie sand.
Ter TO saml fis.s. on 80 zen st ian
atty Louis W pinkelspiel. ~ Wiuiam
'' Johannes to Philippine Wilmer III Z
9sd st FEB 10, years; PER cent a. lno
Curtis a = y c 50 Broad ''io'"OO
west OF Fifth az. between Fourteenth and
liOth sta
10TH Az. n cor 5lst st, 255xloo-Ger-
;,uas vSnasrIesss 70 Lincoln e. . a'iy.
ssTT sri s9'S Msps SsIam'g 70 Az Maa lSs
Black. &is W 6ith st. F,b g. pr mtge
$4,000. yr, ep c. atty Leon Levy 55 eS
" N' '''''' up,oun.
IManhattsn Island. north Of non ST.
LF ei.1s.oa AZ 70 T Tf' .'s''f ia F%e
,a rss sr dusss a. 5pesss sShi iiy
man to Harlem Say Bank. ia l2sth 81.
Feb .. due as per bond; atty G &C, ioS
thorough of The Bronx
wEsTCHEsTEE Az. sss, W cor Fox 2,
ueaseholdl--Joh Bracker TO MeNl lie III
],
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-11
FOR UPTOWN SH0wRo0Ms.
Many Concerns Lease space In New
Buildings,

Webster II. Mabie q Co. have leased In
10 to a. West Twenty-seventh street the
ninth loft TO Karp Bros. IN 3 to II West
Twenty-sixth street. a half floor to Karl
Light: In rs to 80 West Twcnty-tifth
street the sixth loft to NJ JafYe in 90 West
Twtnty-fourth street n half floor. 10
Abraham OAenhorn: in li2 East Nine
teenth street Offices and salesrooms. to the
Institution Supply Company the Rieses
Company. importers OF woollens Butzel
n Michael, broad silks the Pure Drug and
Chemical Company and Maurice l.. Kahn.
Turrcll X kirkby have leased TO Alfred
Fraser for term OF years half OF tn.
nineteenth floor in 2i2 Fifth avenue,
southwest corner Twenty-sixth street.
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sURwOGATEs' NOTICES.

INTERVIEWER HENRY-In pursuance Of
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate OF the County Of New York. notice
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Henry Cntermeyer. late OF the
county % New York. deceased, TO present
the same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrlb.rs At their place OF transacting bust
ness AZ thu Office OF Maxwell Davidson. their
Sew York, on or Before the 2sth day Of
July next. Dated. New York. the 18th day
of January, 1914 MAXWELL DAVIDSON,
Attorney for Executors. 10 broadway. Man
haitian New York city MELVILLE UTTER
MEYER. WALTER UNTERMEYER, JACOB
WERNER, Executors.
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HEIGHTS SALE CLOSED.

Harrs y Maurice Mandelbaum an
,ounctd yesterday that they had COM
oleted. through ]. Harris rs broker. the
sale Of the southwest corner Of Fort
Washington avenue and l62d street to
me Friedman Construction Company.
Henry Friedman president. When the
llande!baums repurchased this corner
earlier in the week the fact that II would
he resold to the present purchaser was
announced The plot il l00xl50 and will
te improved with six story apartment
mouse. with thrtyseven rooms on each
foor
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SELL nRONX HOUSES N TRADE.

CsTER STREET The Strathcona Com
srgc''on Company has bought from
III Brown Weiss Realities G32. ga GA
All 500 Coster street. four two story
two family dwellings. each on lot 20X
100, between Spoffard and Randall ave
haes These houses were taken in part
payment FOR the Cedarcl.ff and Somer-
se' apartment houses. AT ~ 50.
Nicholas place and 3SJ Edgecombe ave-
connie avenue. reported sold yesterday.
EAST 10TH STREET-w. r. a w. /.
Brown have sold for Mrs Minnie ken
ney 40 East I67th street, n dwelling
Win store on lot 2OXl40. located l52
fee' east OF Park avenue.
ANGFELLOW AVENUE.-The James
Wells Company has sold for Loretta
F'.ly the southwest corner OF Long
!ello" avenue and 10th street two
Ham- dwellings. on plot SIX irregular,