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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
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Special to the News -Chsapiaa.
Pitkin' Colo, D<c. Z, ma (
Another important sts,ke wss ssssu1'
" made IN this tQuarts Crssk) disasisa
the second for tine year. 1t v cRQuR
pure and simple. A httIe over . -
ago the Jss. Hsrbsugh Co. vhils -
pectine for the extension u ~ -
ing Glory vein at the base Of ~ -
Sieeel mountain IN the north fos&. =
expectedly uncovered a body of ess ~
grass roots of complex nature. -
pies Of the ore we're taken to The -
assayer for testing. Ii proved -
copper. devoid Of other mineesA 3
averaged eighty per cent pure.
An open cut was commenced - -
ground stripped for about G1ev -
square, which revealed it to be . 49,
vein, similar to csrbonatss 9 kAn
vile, dipping into the hill to the -
The vein is from three to twelve tn1&u1
in thickness. Repeated assays dhuuQ
it to run from IS to ~ per ceat ssupG
A tunnel WAS started last apstq1 e
tap the ore body in the hill. Ds~s1l
ments to the extent Of 40 Or - -
WAS made when unfortunately . -
ber Of the company died quite ssA1ua
causing temporarily suspensioa = wosk
About the middle Of last Octuhs(
work WAS resumed in the tunad. 4
few rounds of shot snother suspsis(
was in store, in the shape of csoss-sUt-
ting three-foot vein of silver-lso1 -,
running north and SOUTH. the csasss -
ing into the mountain beyond. assssal
assays gave better than so to - -.
This new find will be explosed lsAef g.
The work of driving the tunnel - IL
hill wss continued When sbsue ~ =
more feet in . shot revealed . iaeGs
body of copper ore, ssd which, sssssA
ing to the assertion Of one Of the wesk-
ing force, made their eyes bulge ent
looking at il. -A ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

News-Chsmpion.
The city attorney was requested to
draw UP an ordinance fixing the license
fees on job wagons At SO 90 . year.
At prior meeting on Dec l, the
council voted favorably on issuing An
order which calls for the removal of the
tWo lunch counters on main street. The
order calls for its enactment by the
18th Of December.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
Noru,al and Hid,
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School Notes for
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the Past Week

DIR. Frank Clapp. Superintendent of
University Extension work for western
Colcrsao. conducted his class in Seciolo-
sy Wednesday evening at the Normal.
There are eleven taking this work.
One handred steel lockers have been
received from Grand Rapids. Michigan.
and are besng assembled. They will be
put up in three sections; one Of forty,
back TO back. in double tiers for the
boys cloak room, similar section for
the women's rest room, and a section of
ten in double tiers for the girls cloak
room.
Thursday morning in chapel, the boys
who had earned their letters in athletics
were presented them. The &c" WAS
given TO Chester Pittser. Arthur Chm
cry, Clyde Freed, Linn Moon. Arthur
kroll, Paul Wright and Gilbert Miller.
These athletes. together with their
trainer, Mr.. Pritchard. and the High
School Principal, Mr.. Meddins, were
entertained at six O'Clock dinner by
President Kelley
Mr.. X. A. Kennedy, Y. N. C. A. Stu
dent Secretary for Colorado will spend
Thursday and Friday at the school in
the interest of the Western Slope Con-
ference of older boys which is to be
held in Montrose, Dec llth and 18th.
Thursday evening at Z 80 he will address
the young men and boys on association
work. Friday morning special chapel
exercise will be held at which Mr.. Ken
needy will speak.
The library committee of the Normal
School has made list of interesting
books that make good Christmas gifts
Same of these have come end are for
sale At the Normsa begk Store, which
will have more in q week or so. Posi-
bly, the O'Leary Drug Store will have
some later. Each book contains blue
recommendation slip.
Last Friday the PhilomathiaA Literary
Society spent an interesting session by
having papers read on noted places,
which every high school girl should
know about. They were: The Yosemite
Valley, The Mammoth Cave, The Saba
ra Desert. The reading was followed
by a discussion of the society on places
of interest near Gunnison.
On next Tuesday evening at 80, Der
Deutche Verein will hold an open ses-
sion. Visitors interested in the work
of the club will be welcome. The fol-
lowing program will'be rendered:
A Tsnnel,baum m----.--D Der Nerein.
Das Tolephen klingelt -- Gertrude
------- Miller
Description of the German Christmas
----------- Sadie Mitchell.
Vocal Solo Still Vie Die Nacht-----
Jaunita Boyles.
Scene in French from Racine's Pho
dro Donnis and Gladys Martin.
Der Handschph - Edeleweiss Miller.
Elm Neilchen ----- Sarah Soden
Sketch of the Sleeping Beauty ------
Sylvia Thomas, Clara Cooper.
Katherine Sievers, Myrtle Bonnet.
Mabvl Righenour.
Stille Nacht Der Nereln.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

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ELECT uEW OFFICERS

The membership of Gunnison Lodge
No. 80, A F. & A. M. gathered at their
hall in this city last Tuesday evening,
which was of unusual Importance, the
occasion being the election of officers.
There was large attendance and the
following officers were elected
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
MRS. BERKr'S ELEVENTH
PIANO REc|TklA SUCCESS

The |. o. o. F. hall was well filed
with pupils, parents and friends last
Tuesday evening, December sth. to hear
Mrs. Berky's students in piano recital
They were assisted by II. l.. Richter
and President Kelley of the State Nor
NAL School of this place. These events
are always looked forward to by the
Gunnis1n people with much pleasure,
and we believe that they have done
much for the betterment and develop
ment of musical talent in our midst
Mrs. Berkey's first recital was given in
October, 1910. and the one last Tuesday
evening marked the eleventh. They
have all been great successes. Below
is the program, which was given in fuli,
with the exception Of Irene Ssmpliner.
who, Mrs. Berkey announced. had been
taken suddenly III, and was unable to
play.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

Newly elected trustee f. J. Sampliner
The Installation services were held
Immediately following the choosing of
officers, VINO are to serve for one year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11
bEuGAN RELIEF FUND IS
sent TO FINAL DESTINATION

The Belgian Relief Fund having
reached proportions of approximately
the Gunnison club was sent one day this
week. through agreement of the people
here and at Montrose. to that place to
70 toward purchasing a car Of Western
Slope -four, which viii be forwarded to
the stricken people of Belgium.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

be changed from Gunnison County
Teachers Association to Gunn,son
County Teachers and Directors Asso-
citation; that the directors of the county
be urged to attend these meetings and
that special features such as discus
sions on points Of school law, selection
of teachers, etc. be introduced for their
benefit. The motion was carried that
the teachers of Gunnison county attend
in a body, the Western Slope conference
at Delta.
Various committees were appointed
which will make the organization in
fiuence felt the coming year.
All persons interested in the schools
are eligible to membership upon the
payment of the annual dues Of 50 cents.
The charter members number thirty
five.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11


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PART |.

/: Violin Quartet Serenade Pache
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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-11

DIR. Frank Clapp. Superintendent of
University Extension work for western
Colorado. conducted his class in Sociolo-
ey "Wednesday evening at the Normal
There are eleven taking this work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
$4,000 FOR APARTMENT
Rental To Be Paid for Floor by
Mrs. John P. Latin.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have Just
closed lease OF one OF the largest apart
ments ever rented in the city at 24
West End ave, the northeast corner OF
fist st, TO Mrs. John p. Latin. This
apartment. which comprises the entire
twelfth floor, is formed by joining two
apartments and consists of twenty-seven
rooms and eight baths. The total rent
to be paid under this lease is close to
$4,000. One of the features of the new
apartment is living room over ffty-six
feet long, overlooking the Hudson River.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co have leased
from the plans two adjoining apartments
forming one large one Of seventeen rooms
and six baths in the new building being
erected at 116 East 6}d St. TO George
&. HOLSTER. OF HOLSTER, Lyon & Wal
ton, bankers: also an apartment of sew
enteen rooms and five baths in $50 Park
ave, the northwest corner OF sd st..
TO DIR. Rufus Cole, of the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research, and an
apartment In 100 East ssth st. TO Mrs.
Austin Flint.
Pease & Gilman rented apartments In
the building under construction at 500
Park ave. TO James Med. Breed; also
at $50 Park ave. to Jesse Rice, and fur
nished apartment at BIS West end ave-
10 Mrs. NJ. Ebling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
Will Be Erected on 45th
ST., Near Eighth
Ave.
DEAL FOR SALE OF
GID ST. DWELLING
Property Near Madison Ave.
Valued at $250,000, Owned
BY Trenor L. Park Estate.

William Vincent Aston is TO erect an
apartment house at sos TO 3l5 West 45th
st. adjoining the northwest corner or
18th st. on plot 120xlco5 feet.
The site is part of the old Astor farm
which originally extended from Broadway
TO the north end Of the Times Building
TO Verdant Lane, where the Astor The
atrc now stands, and then reached north
westerly to about Tenth ave.
Plans for the Improvement OF this site
with a six story elevator apartment mouse
are being prepared by Evarts Tracy, or
the architectural firm OF Tracy & Swart-
won't. and work upon It Is to be begun on
May I. The proposed building, which will
be designed IN small apartments OF two
and three rooms and baths, will replace
five old fashioned dwelling houses.
It was reported In real estate circles
yesterday that the Ave story dwelling
house at II East SD St. on a plot 2e.6xlooo
feet. % feet west OF Madison ave, had
been sold. II is valued at $4,000. MT.
McCullough OF the law firm OF Stetson,
Jennings & Russell. representatives OF the
Trenor L. Park estate, owner Of the prop
erty. said that while negotiations were
on for the sale OF the house nothing had
yet been closed.
Slavson & Hobbs have sold for the cs-
tate of Clara Cruger Thayer, John II.
Judge. executor. the three story dwelling
house. 296 West End ave, l7X15X~ rect
10 a client for occupancy.
Samuel Cowen has sold TO w NJ
Wcchsler the southeast corner OF hely
and East 1850 St. a six story apartment
house. with stores. on lot Axis feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
~ = -
Manhattan.
.rleanna NJ Kahn TO Mary Zerbs

Arlcanna Kahn 10 Mary Zerbsrini: 81
Frederic de p Foster to Frederic de p
Foster and ano. trustee for Anna Sands
As 100 parts, $40. $50.
Same to same. trustees for Ethel Sands.
51-l00 parts Sli, $50
Same and ano. trustees for Ethel Sands ct
al, 10 Lawyers Title Insurance Trust Co.
SIS 600
Same and ano. eIrs Henry NJ Sands. TO
same. So. 600.
Same, trustee. to same. 81.
Same and ano. trustee. TO John W Min
turn. 81
Oak const Co 10 Isaac Blumbers: 81
Josephine Buckley TO Frank Thomas
SIS 600
Title Guarantee aud Trust Co to New York
Investors Corporation. 10000.
Mutual I.ifo Insurance Co TO John Q Lock-
man. sos 600
Lawyers Mortgage co to Frank Moss. SIS 500
Rachel Lesser and ano 20 Candor Realty
Corporation 500.
Isabel Warden to Emisrant Industrial saw
ugs Bank 81. coo.
New York Title Insurance Co 10 Corpora
ton for tho relief OF widows and children OF
clergymon OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
In the state OF New York: $1,000.
Albany County savings Bank to Title Guar
antce and Trust Co: s2looro
Isaac Heidelberg 10 Lawyers Title. Insurance
and Trust GO. $4,000
city Mortgage Co 10 Lawyers Realty Co.
New York Trust GO TO city Mortgage co; 81.
Friedman Construction co 20 Harris Mandel
baum. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New YORK April e 1914
BIEN Es-Receipts s9i head: 81 cars on
sale steers IN light supply and steady 70
strong bulls unchanged. cows steady 10 firm
chpio" rat fraction higher. Common % prime
80 s2.n az 500 lo per 100 ln. bulls. s. 1'0
- @1t1 -, ono extra stable fcd COW. s. -.
Dresse1 beef quiet ~ lli.Mt3i4c for city
dressed native sides Export 20 day from This
port. y cattle 20 Bermuda
.aIes. -Iohin & shannon. - Penn steer.
- Ky is5 g & Y . 100 s., e. 10 $40 on 10, l2i
~ g 20. bull. 1910 No. s. N. . 9f5 rI SO -.
COWS. ii7j n 81 70. Z. 3I3 %. 81. !. so d..
s ssn1srs: - Penn steers 1913 n. 90 10.
= iloL ID. y 90 y Va. 1871 10 s. go. d
IT, i57 - - 3 - H., nal 10 p 80;
s. H.. I. $50 p. 81 70. cows. i2i0 n. Sc X.
3 neo n. 80 ~. J. 20 N. s. 75 3. $50 ~
~ - =. o. 30 70. g. 80
/. .lsmterg = co % Ohio stsere. la2'
81. buil. 100 H. 81 u j. 1870 it. ss75. ].
700 y 81 10 r.. COW l52' =, D. , 81 % I'
%eeten + co 2, coos. goe ". 50 20. ?.
Kerns Commission Company ? bulls 1900
n. 80 -. co~. ~ 10. g.. J.. $50 ~. - ~
,,a ~ 3, ee n M, s9n e. 9 re 10 r. 4. a.
- 5g5 h. BZj O. 40 H. 81 -. 2. $50 lb s..
J eoe. 1850 y. - 80. ). 100 ~. 50 ~. - So
y. g. Is. ]. 1850 ~. $50. ., 90 ~. s. %. T..
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JeiiiHe. Wnght & 90 p bUllr il77 n. 81.
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'aLtfs- Receipts. }.G37 Dfa0. 2f93 on
Tecepts. priees wefe generally si.aG '''' 81,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
OCEAN FREIGHT BATES.

s. moderate amount of business was reported
ir C.artcrinC. including seven large steamers
for government coal The general demand for
tonnage was light. and TO charges Wc-c Quoted
iu rates. Quotations 20 Liverpool and London.
1.l nominal. Glasgow. li1d: ROTTERDAM. Gig;
Hamburg and Bremen. 90 PIGS. Hull onI
Bristol, 81 Nrrii ANTWERP I'D; Cork FOR
or.ers. Is 81 nominal; picked ports. large
tonnage rs %. cotton % Liverpool. per 10
70. DC asked. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steamer.
291> tons. coal Atlantic range TO Cavitt. p J..
o>. May ] 20 20. steamer. 5000 tons q -.
Same 10 Coyita and OonSapo. IS 96. April 70
to Jluc -: steamer son tons ", same.
- -. two steamers. 900 tons EACH
same g. -0 British steamer. 2.0-9 tons. sugar.
Cube 90 United Kingdom or Continent. Is cd.
April: NorV egian steamer 80 tons. coal.
Norfolk 20 Curacao. private terms. prompt.
Norwegian steamer 73i tone fustic. Puerto
MrVico 70 New York or stanford private
terms April. schooner. 535 tons. lumber. Moss
Point 20 Martinique s.: British schooner 20
tens lumber Mobile 20 Hayu. thence TO New
Ncv5 or stanford. lorv'od. private terms
schooner 4ij tons rails Baltimore N Calves
ton. rrivete terms: schooner. 1872 tons. ties
Brunswick ~ Perth Amaot. Po- Reading o.
New York 1rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
MANY LEASES OF
LOFTS AND STORES
Hosiery Manufacturers Take
Space in Broadway Building
Other Commercial Rentals.

Daniel Birdsall & 60. have leased tn.
store. basement and endorsement or 3'9
Broadway, northwest corner OF Leonard
st. formerly occupied by the Southern
Pacific Railway Company. but which
have been vacant for four years. The
lessees are Charles Chpman's Sons,
manufacturers OF hosiery exclusively.
and who are now located I'm Leonard 81.
The lease is for term o. years at an
aggregate rental or about $1,000 The
property is owned by the Aver estate.
The Payson Mel Merrill Company. Inc,
have leased for term Of years for Ed
ward W Browning the westerly store
and basement in the Worlds Tower Build
Ing. 10 West 10th st. The tenants are
Clark & Gibby. s. Fulton St, dealers in
high class office desks and furniture.
who Will occupy the premises as an up
town branch.
VI. & l.. Hess have leased the eighth
loft. containing 1890 feet. at u 10 % East
21st st, extending through to and includ-
ing 10 East Goth St. to the well known
bankers 20 tho textile trade, Pelers
Ruhler & Co.. who have taken this space
in addition 10 the eight story and base
ment building they now OCCUPY at the
southwest corner OF 2lst St and Fourth
ave. containing 1900 square feet.
william H. Whiting & 90. have leased
the third loft at 80 TO t5S Lafayette at,
to the American Blank Book Manufact-
uring Company for term OF ten years at
an aggregate rental OF about 5000
Louis Schrag has leased the store in
the building 20 West 10Th st. 10 the Ma
tional Packing and Shipping Company.
George Ketchum and Morris +. Sterne
leased for the Whitley Company TO Sidney
Ash the north store in 2ls and Els Sixth
ave.
Messimer E. Carreau sublet space for
George y. Post & Sons In Si7 Fifth ave to
John II. Duncan. architect: also leased
space in Is East ilst 81. TO Edwin out
water builder.
The Cross &, Brown Company leased tho
fourth floor in 10 and q West cd st. TO
Lawrence Jeminz ard Morris Rosen-
bloom. and tho sixth floor at the north
east corner OF West End ave. and Gath st
to George j.. Hewlett
Leopold Weiss leased for term Of
years. through J. V. Cohen and Poase &
Gilman the buildings 81 and 20 West 65th
IT, Extensive alterations are contem-
plated
Unger & Watson, Inc. leased tho store
at $50 Third ave. for the estate Of lIicroni-
mus Herold TO the Great Atlantic and Pa
cinc Tea Company for five years.
j. X. Van Vranken & co. have leased
for Cross & Brown. agents, n store in tho
Windsor Building, at the southeast cor
nor OF Broadway and oath st, TO the Benz
Automobile Sales Corporation.
Samuel II. Martin has leased tho store
and basement AT 432 Columbus ave. to
Joseph Cucurello.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
CONNECTICUT.
Rapidly Growing lANBuRY. conn.

Population $4,000. e5 Miles from y. V. city.
20 Manufacture Establish rnents More Wanted
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
City with UDequalled Natural Advantages
for Residential and Manufacturing.
Danbury 10 reached by the Danbury, BerK-
shire, Litchheld and Highland Divisions, New
York, New Haven & Hartford Railway. Rea-
sonabe rates for freight are made with
railroad and express company. on one Of the
principal automobile routes between New
York City and the Berkshire HILLS
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL
Churches OF every denomination, with
meet It's religious and social needs. The
best goods at low prices may be had in It
many retail stores
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Danbury has well paved streets. installed
electric lights on the business and residen !
tial streets. Fifteen miles OF electric raj
way Owns IT'S own water system, wort
81 900 900. with an immense new reservoir
capable OF supplying 10000 people. Firs|
and police protection Free mall delivery.
State normal and high, and several gram
mar schools Beautiful lake with open ar
attractions during the summer.
Manufacturing Opportunities. 4
There in Danbury well located sites>
~ H. & II r r The manufacture will md
here abundance OF gas and electricity for
power and lighting at reasonable cost. suit
able plots I'm various parts OF the city az
attractive terms Some fine home sites are
for sale Danbury business men invite new
Industries and new residents For further
particulars address
SECRETARY BUSINESS MEMS AssON.
Danbury. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
RECORDED LEASES.
tWith name and address OF lessee
APRIL 3.
Manhattan.

1-r ST. East. bsmt: Joseph and l.oui,
Levy to James he Cosarc. East ~ ~. o 10
BTEECKER ST. ST. store John Rant TO
Joseph Barbaria: yrs from May l. I''''
81 90. attorney \ Termc. 1872 Bo"ery
DUANE ST. ~ and 10. all. Daniel Morse
20 Emil Fried r. West SJth a.. 10 YRS non.
MAY !. 1914 $1,000; attorneys Eisman' - =
80 AVE-. 1874. store and part bsmt; Ida l.
Stahmann 10 Bernard Kelly. 10 last lo''h 81
yrs from May /. l9t' N.SS2 ..r,,. Ahra
RGNtNGTON ST. lis. store and bsmt AoIa
ham Tokayer to Isaac Feldnan ~ al lSb ms
18th ST. yrs from May !. 1914. Nio % mont"
Is; attorney. Schroebcl. 20 broan"ay.
5TH AVE. 81. ground floor and bsmt isaac
II PoIler 10 Cammeyer Corporation. $40 6th
ave. II si2 yrs from July !, 1914 '5o'Vo' @'
torney T. Pincus. Boekrnan 81. r,.,
i3TIf AVE n . cor 2i,h 81. 3NfS. all; panlei
X De BeiScdon and ano TO william Prihe5.
i7H n ave: 10 IL yrD from July l. l'i.'
1880. attorney. Frank Brewery. station -
AfI.EN ST % and .. all. Moses Harris to
David Futtcrfass. ., Allen 81; yrs from req
uOI'sTON ST. loo to iss West, all; Italian
Benevolent Institute to Maria Morlsgia ~
West Houston 81. yrs from Apru J, lsia'
3, 90. attorney. N = Ncycrwit1. 90 Broadway
MADISON AVE 100 store and part bsmt.
Emily n Hoppn Il al TO Joseph Marcus
80 Riverside Drive. 5-i' yrs nom Nov H.
1919. 5000. attorneys. Joseph Marcus ~
LUDLOW ST r. store and bsmt; Co FREQ
Realty Go 20 ABRAHAM Rudy, - I.udlow 81
,rg from MAY I. 1910. tL62o. attorneys. Rob
infon * J.. II, broadway. -
2lsT ST. * to % East. 9th floor; kroy-en
Realty 60 TO siegfried Pclcrs ct al. q West
,ofL II. 2 YRS from Feb t. 1916 $1,000. attor
news Rounds > 4. y. ~ Broadway
CANAG. ST, -. store and bslnt 10 'nna'
Realty 90 TO william Avidan 5sl West lblst
~. yrs from MAY l. 1914. $500. attorneys
Fitch. NJ n q. g. Nassau ~. ~,
Nvuuisu Y Astor TO Marie l. Wagner loi
Tast s3d st: 3 yrs from May !, 1914; 1900 AZ
iorncy ~ Crncaucr. al broadway
The Bronx.
inrII sr 2I2 East; all. Mary cieaI w.
Joseph Napolo . yrs from Jan ], ibis f'oo'
attorney - 4 Montain. o0S Brook ave NJ,
BECK sT. 40 to s35 two buildings. Nm
Oppcnhem Httornoy) 10 Jos Levy ana a"o
yrs from May I. 1914. $1,000; attorney JUN
Levy. " East ii0thst o., L,
JEROME AVE 26si o. cs4b; store Geo ~
Jeopod aud ano 10 Frank Fedhurrn, -,
pnv,on Il wa from MAY T. 1917; Sisoi az
tornsy, Frank Feldhusen. III Dawson ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
Realty Notes.

The United Real Estate Owners As
ISOLATION IS urging attendance 81 near
ings before the Mayor on matters al
fecting real estate. To-day there VIII
be a hearing on the public market BILL
which the association approves. oppo
sition Is 10 be made TO the proposal that
~. city authorities be permitted To issue
tcn-year notes instead OF long term
bonds
The West SIDE Taxpayers Association
Will hold n meeting this evening al
Hoinebund Hall. 2G7 West 3fth 81.
Mcdowell & McMahon have been NJ,
pointed agents for the Warrington ian
apartments. at Pinchurst ave ana
iblst Ut.
Samuel Cowcn negotiated the sale OF
the four story house at 0l2 Kelly ~. iof
cordelin Wechslcr to Lawrence DhVioS
recorded 'n Yesterdays Tribune
Tho Normandic Realty Brokers nego-
tinted the following sales now ~ rec
ord: 2G7 west 1A0th st, for lionnr,
Lorrc 10 Max g Baum. recorded Apt.
2. 215i second ave. for the Union TruH,
Company TO Itaraele Caucro. rocofdcu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-09
Brooklyn Dwellings Sold.

". II. Cooley sold in the Flatbush sec
ton 70 Wellington Court, large de-
tacned house. 5JXll5 feet for J. 6.
Clark, a detached bungalow at 91S Rugby
Road for the Oak Crest Building Corpora
ton; "A large detached house at Of Ocean
ave. FOR the Dembar Realty Company.
and and a plot 44XloD feet, east side OF
East 2lst St. leo feet south of Albermarle
Road, for T. 5. McDeyitt TO client for
improvement.
Tutino d Ccrny sold for the estate OF
Adolph johnson 10 a client Tor occu-
pancy 642 18th St, two family brick dwell
ing house, on lot 90Xl0 feet.