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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Receiver for Heinze's House.

Samuel ]. Wagstsf has been appoint
ed receiver by Supreme Court Justice
Weeks to collect rent from Otto r
Heinzc for the 3O-foot five story Amer.
lean basement dwelling house at IA
East I'D ST. Il is right off Fifth ay. anc
m a row of similar houses occupied 10y
Mrs. Hugh J. Grant, Robert W. Taller
Paul ". Warburs and Colonel Nhiam
jay.
The naming Of a receiver is incidental
10 the disposing Of the house at auSc-
lion in foreclosure TO settle lien held
bv the United States Trust Company
against the Martindalc Real Estate
Cnn,rarv On June 4 last il was schcd
uIed 10 be sold in this way by Herbert
A. Sherman. but d stay was obtained
bv the defendants. It is likely, how
ever. that the sale will now come up
some time in November unless the
Trust company.S len Of $4,000 is paid.
Heinze is said to have paid S205,OOO for
il ten years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02

ts7TH 81. go W. 3 .. 800 " 9Th az; 'h'
o. II. Florence & Bostwlck TO Fidelity !, -
20 Chambers " and W Bway; due Aprll
1913. o p c. oct !; $4,000; atty g 'ord"'''
leo Bvay.
The Bronx.
LOT 8. map Of 81 lots. Hunter estate
Maria u Sabatinl 60 IAon Brewery. sD 20 90.
unibus av; Sept %. demand. c. '%~~'
attyS. FITCH. NJ G.. g. Nassau st. ,,.,
LOTS 100. tO9. i72 and liS.' map l. @ hu,'
estate: Garvcy BROTHERS Co to A l1 10y, ~.
1000 T. iS2d ~. Sept 90. yrs, s c; WV
attv. G = Hslloct go Il is0th e. ~.
MApES Az. D. 1910 n ligth ~, " W
llb.g; Lizzie = waugh 20 r Gottli.o 10
10Th ct: sept =. duo oct I.i9l'; S'ooo' bt''''
Low 4 y. 81 Liberty ~. .--,oo. 7
OPDYKE Az. & n zoo "a IT, 11SlV y,, = :
Leonard 10 Una Reynolds. So go 81 n IT,.
ivn. Sept p. / W. p c; 5000 atty S"''
man. cO6 broadway. man
WhI.KER ST. u =, being lot ), ma, ~
heirq of / Maprq. G9VliA6, scnu''SS ~,
81 echmt,t. rs e 1881 RI dmtg N''"l ~
20. yrs p C.. $500. auys Free" I" NIL
iiTH sr IL 8. go Brook a.. 1IIgo., =. n
I,ri,ller 10 II Kroser. :3ist ST END "p uggnd'
Duyti ri: sept 90. duo. etc. ~ per n''''N
IS 600. atty, T . g T 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Bolton Apartments on
Washington Heights Sold

Of ten years, at an aggregate rental OF
S25,5O0. the second lott in building 70
PARK Row for tie Willard 5. Burrows
Company TO Oar Bon. After extensive
alterations the premises will be occu-
pied as an Oriental restaurant. Mr..
English has also leased Offices in the
Aston Theatre building 60 the Olete
Company.
Ludwig c. Traubc leased tho store
and bake shop at 1918 Madison av. Tor
q number of years 90 Joseph Buslier'
also the store at 1855 Madison av. to
J. VI. Schmidt.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased Offices in the United States Rub
Der building, at the southeast corner
of Broadway and 5Sth ST., to the Luther
Burbank Press, Offices in the same
building TO the Tubular Connecting Rod
Company, and Offices at S and 9 tolum-
bus Circle to Dr. Peter j. Cunningham
the cigar stand az lo2 Fifth ay. TO Ed
ward Lcvett and the store and base
mcut at % West 42d st. 10 Ianday
Brothers. dealers in Photographs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02

+ y g pako. Brighton; W. W. Dsie. Roch-
~ CLARK Realty Co.. Manhattan. $40.
600 r. II. CLARK, 21f Rivorsido oIlyo' ,r
y Nrs N. J. Clark, J. J. Lawrence J'''
Charles r. shines Paper Co. Manhattan
| s2h 600: r. C. Shines, BALDWIN T. ~ sin''"'
| IIogvell Davis, Freeport.
SIrnot Protective CO.. Manhattan: paint
! varniahrp. otc, $4,000. W. G. OPpcrtnhI
is e. ala, At. ~ Y; Henry Leeds W. ''
"' gper Feet Co. Manhattan; auto sup
| nIies. 500 900: 4 H. Seymour, Y zine ~
| \. Y: II. y. Hallock w. H. Natter y. I.
Iiporo Company; La; m@nh ndhh,I. 'n iHa
! e. ash st., y. s.: II. u. Rothhowitz' W. ~
''S Veto Chemical Co, Manhattan; 5000.
r. q. Law. n. y, A. r. HAnsl' duen'n''
~ G ,S'l Electric Co. Manhattan;
81. 600. j. J. Rafferty,. 40 y; 42d st n u
/ r. u. Cannon. II. a. Malcolm ~ ,ah,,ul.
Hudson River Novelty Co. PeesshIiI,
/ $50. 900. J. = Baker, O. r.. Mccoy NililsH
/ lawson, Pookskill.
ogden u. Gnlmore. Manhattan: drets
goods: $4,000, G: ": ABBOTT Fa' o,i,,or.
! J.: " K Mslnardy. y. y. .. y. GillinoN'
louis J. Goidstein Co. Manhattan: SO.
I ooO Leopold Cans. 40 Wooster st ~ IL
T + T.'1 GI.f Motion Picture co<manhat-
I tan. $40 900 Louis Rern6tein, 22o W, 9'tu
! a.. \. r: \. a. Deutsch, Lazarus Co"o"
Toicpau Syndicate. Manhattan; patented
/ articles. 800 900. Carl FEEDER. 10Y i out,i
/ Az. y. =; I. e. DayidEon' T. ~ l"NS'
Wusiciang Terrace Realty Co. Manhat
/ tan. SIuuuu. g. L. PurlUch, "O2 ~ 90
/ 81. y. v. walter Rubin. y. " Solomon
/ iabu ErOrN ,..i
Aus. =. rraas- Co, Manhattan; surgical
/ ie6t Rroadway, & y, r. e. Parham
| T.. g. IlpmHu. y. }. - en-
! Deuusty' Laboratories. ManhatIan' - 81,
| 600. Nicholas BudusiFnore, OF W. IVtu
IT.. y. y. O NJ BudnsiGnor", d. b. bra'"
! ord. y. =. ,,-,.r.
/ $50 COO. r. y WOODBURY. Horn"Ni J. j.
/ smith. f. /. Reed, Ho'uelL ,-,...r-
/ Odorouo Cnr Co., Manhattan; harnWa,t,
/ etc. SO. 900. 4. j. Naganas, 100 W. com
ST. -. y; s. q. Doisou. G.. -. Davidson
/ y. y. -.-..,. q, mn
! 600. q. q. sherman, Watcrto"u. D. i
/ sherman. j. Victor Baron. Watert'"n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
investor Buys Houses
Occupying Amsterdam
AV. Block Front.
RESALE OF PARCEL
IN FRONT STREET
Business Building Was Bought
by the Sellers in a Trade
Last May.

Tie Washington Heights section fur
niShed cash transaction involving
about $4,000 yesterday. Il concerned
the Rolton apartments, occupying the
block front on the west side of AM
sterdam ay., between 10th and NTH
sts. They were sold through Sharp &
Co. for the Heslock Realty Company.
of which William f. Whoclock Is
president, 90 an Out-ot-tOwn Investor.
The structures are six stories high,
with elevators, ard are or plot front
ing 200 feet on the avenue and 100
feet in each street. They are arranged
for l2O families and have thirteen
stores on the avenue front.
The HesloCk company acquired the
houses, together with the Ouondaga
apartment house, az the south corner
Of Riverside Drive and 1921 ST.. about
two years go. ir aU exchange traNsac-
ton with the GinEold Realty Company,
builder. In that deal the latter took
IA plot of about fftv-siN lots OF the
north side Of 5Sth ST.. beginning i6N
feet west Of Riverside Drive, in .eX-
change
Warren & Skillir have resold for
Ennis & Sinnott 249 Front St, four
story business building, on lot 1o10x
81 feet, between Peck Slip and Dover
st The buyer is az investor, who paid
all cash for the property. The new
owner will make extensive improve
ments TO the building.
The sellers acquired the property,
together with two other uptown parcels
last May, from Woodbury. Langdon, in
trade for the apartment house at 1905
and 1907 St Nicholas sv.
Anna " Klemanu Is reported 70 have
sold the plot. l0OX70 feet. on the ives.
side of Jackson av., l25 feet north Of
I56th So The purchaser viii erect two
Gve-story apartment houses.
Hirlcman e Vaughan have sold for
Mrs. Meta Mueller 2lS0 Valentine av.,
a three story dwelling, on a lot 2ON
i1S feet, extending through 20 TieboU:
av. The property is located ll2 feet
north Of 1S1st 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER 7.
Manhattan.

ppOAYVIY. @ = cor Sist s.. 100 21@1D&;
Globe Automatic Sprinkler 60 rgt " J Wal
ter. Rossi & Lehman B-rnheiner. owner;
Tulton Building 60. lessee; Tleisclmdnn 81 Of
90. con tractors. S9tS.
TEyI%GTOT Az. 1901. ? + Wise & Son.
Inc. al Mortimer O Baldwin, owner. T
Sirauh. contractor, Crocol, subcontractor'
SO 30.
MADISON ~. .E,. " y Ellison, lr'. aSt
r. ronrrr. owner. qs'e-s seif,rt. contractor.
Sa."1N o.
N1-LrEREY ST. 20: II shapiro agt P-te-
Nfr,iuirss,. owner. II acL~aa. contractor; 800.
Jor...-, Tov. lqner and contractor. 1896.
S4TU ST. - r.. Frank Wise Z son.
Inc act ELISA Eohel1g, owner, 'rocoll.
contractor. So g..
lssTII ST. % q, whole front between se-E
D.,'-r an. NDrh a.. Ky. l. n Woods act
WEB, AcaGeus aud ship Builders Homo.
owner; BRIGHTON Heights DEVELOPMENT 60.
r.r..r.Irto~ renewal. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
COTTON MARKETS
HOLD FIRM
Large Crop Estimate Ex-
pected in To-day's Gov
ernment Report.

Tho principal feature OF lhIereh1 VH
the Cotton Exchange yesterday was an
official announcement to the erect that
no further ballot would be held in rev
YORK until October 8. This was inter
preted by the trade here as an indIca-
ton that Liverpool desires assurance
that margins will be deposited before
proceeding further with the ballot,
The report regarding tho formation
Of a syndicate TO relieve the situation
here and make possible an carly open
ing Of the exchange, which Is being eK-
pected daily, was again delayed. Like
wise no statement was given out as
10 the deliberations OF the board OF
managers, which met in regular ses-
sion.
TO-DAY promises several features,
for. besideg the usual weekly figures,
there will be census report Oh cot
ton giuned to the close Of business
September q and Il government report
nm condition AZ noon. The last ginning
Ggures were A75,i55 bales for the
period 70 August 81, while 20 Septem-
Der "a last year 3,2l6,50J bales were
ginned. ...--..
as to location, the Gulf storm lost
much Of its menace gs "a crop FACTOR
and The forecast indicated slowly clear
ing weather over the central and east
crn belt. Some Of Wednesday, stcadl-
ness ia Southern spot markets was al,
tributed 10 planters having llquidatG,d
sufficient cotton 10 pay Oft their early
October obligations. Southern Spot
markets were generally unchanged.
Southern spot market were telc-
erauhed as follows: Savannah quiet,
unchanged at TIC; sales, 739 bales.
Charleston quiet, unchanged at 7Lsc;
sales nil. Norfolk quiet, unchanged AZ
TIC; sales, 2G3 bales. Augusta steady
unchanged 1t 75sc; sales, Ola bales.
81. Louis quiet, &c lower AZ sac; sales
nil. Little Rock quiet, unchanged at
75dc; sales nil Galveston steady, un-
changed ut Sc; sales, 1900 bales. New
Orleans quiet. unchanged at l-l6c;
sales, 2,579 bales Mobile nominal, IN
changed at TIC; sales nil. Whining
ton nominal, unchanged at 7'ac; sales
nil. Memphis steady, unchanged at sc;
sales, 525 bales. Houston quiet, IN
changed at 72tc; sales, 430 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Commercial Leases.

Carstciu & Linnekin, Inc. have leased
the entire building az 451 and ass
Fourth av. for q term Of years 20 F.
A. Straus & Co., dealers in imported
and domestic yarns. This concern has
been located az % and 50 Greene 81.
for many years, and was established
about sixty years ago. The building IS
60 be strictly freproof and put up 20
suit the eXac: needs of the tenant. L
is being built by the estate of Ogden
Goelet. and the rental Is about 100000.
J. b. English has leased for term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
CHICAGO WHEAT
MARKET DECLINE,
Prices Rally Sharply ;,
Opening, but Break
at Close.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Bearisb ere.
mates and big receipts NOR. ~.
set in tho wheat market to.dsv :. "
auence Of encouraging cable. A.,
war demand for -four. Their. -.
weak close, IbGI% under Ia, -.
Other leading staples. 700. su
net decline corn. N iikGfn.,
y 20 tn j, and provisions. 49, - ~.
According 20 prominent ey,,...' =
total yield OF wheat IN tba ~ =,
States this season will be 90s ~ W. :,
bushels, an amount 7.00OO O0 ~,
greater than the latest poyers,. ,.,a''
tai, and exceeding By 40 200 M sI \. .
els the final returns year sys n ~
yious 90 the announcement a.. ~
estimate, the market was seo,i..' -
energetic advance, the result 10y =
reports from Paris that stoet,' = !,
breadstufs we're rapidly decre,.
and hat serious crop damage IN 49,
ern France had been confrnsS WI"
Export business reached Iss.,
bushels, an improvement a. so- -,
With the day before. but ANAL 49, -
the receipts a. primary terminal, J.
2,515.00O bushels.
Corn and oats, Ike wheat. a5y,,..,
~ first on account Of eEeel.er, bs-,..
but support later gave out. and -.
stop-loss orders were executed On \.
selling side. -
Provisions gave way with grsi, n,
hogs.
RaUge Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Sells Home at White Plains.

William Neil Smith. the architect,
sold his residence on High ST., White
Plains. looking toward the northerIy
section of Greenacres, to George Chris
tie, Of Brooklyn. The house contains
an Italian flower garden and fountain.
and has attracted considerable atten-
ton for several years on account OF it,
unique beauty II has been held at
$4,000. There Is q garage. and the
land comprises about One-third of al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
RECORDED LEASES
OCTOBER T.
Mammalian

BARCLAY ST. loJ or l21 100 . r. .5S
100. all; Laurie Y ltAInCiauicT 10 SVIf' &
Co. JiiU Stoc'.ytrdS. Chicago 10 yrs from
May +. 1919; s. 800.
BARCLAY ST. JOG Jct': ground aoor and
second floor; " SoAoc.or end euo 10 Swift {
co. Union StocEyalda, Chicago; 30 yr- from
May l. 1914; $500.
HENRY ST. :49 q e cor Montgomery e.,
store and basement; II Nargolis 30 5 Eadiu,
20 Henry 80; yIs from May T. 1918;
tl.OC6.
MONROE ST. 1919; all; Sophia Mayer 70
? & s. Realty co. Inc - " 18th ST: SITS
from Oc, /, 1914; $1,000; atty, L J Gotuieb
40 Nassau S..
lST ", 49,; store ard basement: Iva
I.ahr 70 a Lahr, +23 1st av; yrs from
oct ]. 1914; 3-yr renewal; $500.
9TH hN. n o. cor 22d ST, 21SX5S. tho land
Katherine Or Moore 20 Ella -, wife Of g i
Lamb 800 IS ~ 50: II MS from Dam ]. l"li
taxes and 5000; attys, spencer O & W, -
iofI ST 2S E, 4u Coar: 4oG West als'
81 co % II. Polshiu & sons; ] " from Fer
/. 1915, $1,000; atty " : Nocheison, 800
18TH sly. AS e; all; q Cslers 10 X Pr
Mtola. AS 18Th st, 4 yrs from Aug I
1910. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Bic Tract at Montclair Sold.

Ellis ?. Earle purchased, through +.
". Crawlcy & Brothers, the large tract
adjoining the ground. of the Nontclair
Golf Club, having q frontage of more
than 1000 feet in Bloomfield, Sunset
and Mount Prospect avs" a total area
Of 100000 square feet, at Mon,clalr, n.
+. The property will be subdivided IN
plots Of fifty feet. The price paid Is
aid TO be about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

trr T,'. graph . Tie T-.b-r-1
Albany. October
Crank W.cduc-. queens. realty; 80
"cr. B.. r. WJlac-. lr'1 seneca uE.. Eldc
wool. Annie W..lu,r D. G.. Gy,nueNich,
i.ll-tyooc.
pakc Realty Corp. Rochester: $3.50. 900 .
Z. n. Common Brighton Monroe COUNTY ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Dol. i.-ealem, a. Boston.
SAILED.
s,nt og.-Cetar, from Sanchez tor Aacoris
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.

rIr.rDo0l. OCT. t.-WHEAT-Spot Etealy;
10 Manitoba p 44d; No red winter
new. e 81. Futures firm; october, SIS gid:
Uecsnier. Sc 6t4d CJRN-Spot nominal
I-.turss --aady. October. IS Sad. RAMS
short rut = n IS ~ rs. LARD-5s-TO boxes.
-1. e. ~y-gPUNTTNF,-S 'rite 3ls g.. LIN
SEED OIL. BE 81. COTTONSEED OIL~-HuN
.of-.+ ..r.Ct nr= ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

Tao 4. lowing Judgments foe amounts %;
mur, than 500 were hiCd yesterday, tae nrsl
name being tIat q tho debtor.
Anderson. r.-slizoerger 6 sons CO. ot Amer
Ado. j. Mutual Alliance Trust 60. SID.
AtscY lucorp-M. L. Barrett Co. 500 10.
Auty. I.-T. y. Du Byis ~ al, sos -.
Biaaco. Joseph. and Antonio sorge-te'pIe
part mr.; 20 g IF. n. Brooks. s'i1
BerN-y school OF Art Inc. O. Taylor
Bastwlck. CIV. H. Masdern. SO. =
Christ. 4 G-rI r. Worthington. |lS j.
Coafc. r. s-N. a. Elliott. SOL 81,
coleman. j. Nm Stardce, ST., Al.
Coruo't. IN. y zeuyo., Sl9J s'.
CarDe' Ell. Marx, $40 o.
COMET satoy HazoT g., Incl. C.. Miner
LItNogralh.ug Co., ;lt9 -.
Cl-r-o, ~. H--A. Hfq1Iat iis5 O..
C1haa. =. Al. r. KclW q Co. $50 70
D'Ama,o. CO. ~ N."A--s H2i 81.
u, Lo-hes. Msrglcri, "Redtcra,' Ltd,
/ r,'-2c-. NJ. slime. {uo$L
Finsgan T.-Empire state Liquor 90, 'iaj Il.
T..r. N-u. ToN, Sla IS
/ Farr,I ". Ed. uorE-ei0, 'l4 TO-
| Fe-s.0fon, T.. r.. T.. O.. iesssnden and !. y.
Mi..-,lu-uef'e- 3 Co., lac, Sl'i p.
Ger.uo. Il. !. New jersey Terra Gotta
Goldt,e.n. Lyman and Annie-B. GalcwsA,
G' '!Hi'' " ". Ell. Hef-. s2sse5
,i9laetoiu. ID splitter. s2l9 y.
. t;.ravg Mineral Water Co.--E. ~. Clat' -
al s. 7.-i2r
....s M. W,rusr- et A.. sii2O4
rirer T. I.-g Lear, ~ al Sl57 -
= Harp4~ j National Caeaet Co., jl22 90.
I4r..,, Si2I a.
/ lIlrssir. r. and FL NeGo.s, $3.50 e.
! IIn,.'o.od Uutbs- Pr98uctg % Ferguson
+ r,'I w. 81 ,r---'si' d. Co.-.At.auuc Boa O.
I.r.l.. 60. sI2o3t
p Ko'b rl- y III Ma-t.as9n, S9n q.
i5yliE 10. Rc.lt. S}2t ~
l'cyy VI :. CLAIR 20 a.. Sl64 -.
. Maycr. y. m. J.. hloan, e-'e eSoc-t,,.e,,,,,
d" .,.y"G = Van Worst S. o22 IL.
! Naior,no. Felice, or Fcl!x Msrjorano, and
Pir~ina MalOraHo--G. ID Blanco. slfl a.
+ N.ua,lowitch. IN. NAAdweghe Ct al
500 -. ,
North Beach par'. Ilc.--J. Slczcl va 10,
p,e, ESTHER r.-.LpoI 4 Selic0. sob %.
p r. .rl.h NJ. ,IIaossir. $40 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER J.
Manhattan.

i,rr ST.. BIS l.. y Lihershos - al sgt
sI,s- karuss e. =: sept l. 1914. So.
Asst 81. 20 o. 90 81. Cow, Electric %,
Inc. ac- y22-229 Wet A1st 50 Corporation q
al: Aug Is. 1914. $50 A.
SD ST. g.. between Le1lusto. and Mad
con avs. Elevator supply 4 Repair GO Hft
IS = G "a II r Il X 20 CT -; March .. 1915
81 $50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
How You Can Help Bring PathescOpe
To Your School

IIc.s 81. brief explanation OF tho Pathe-
scope Contest for those children Uho ara
lust becoming interested tn Tho Tribune )
dandy plan.
The Pathescope Contest Is open 20 all
schools iu New York city and within a
radius OF hfty miles from New York city.
Tho schools arc divided into three
classes Glass Number ! comprises All
public schools co. New York city Class
Number Q comprises all public schools out
side 81 New York city. Class Number 8
comprises all psrochial schools In and out
side OF New York City within atty miles
Twenty Pathescope Motion-Picture Ma
chimes Will be given free by The Tribune
90 the winning schools 40 ,ollows IL ma
chimes viii be divided IN class Number l..
' machines will DO divided IN Glass Num-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02

her @: 3 machines VIII - ''f'asd 70 -
Number g. ..,s,s =
votes. THO schools WHICH r4. ne ~.
number OF votes iu pro 1rtl0l ~. tsi.
average daily attendance d1. ..s '"'
test VIII be awarded o.. utet'..es .,,.s 3,
ln case Of ts mach. ".. NO
each of tho tieIng contestants. -, on
way Is by sending iu the .otng 80,
which appear lu the Daily ana .ssc.r.i
Tribune The other way - - :, ~
paid-in-advsucs Subscriptions
Tribune - =
The contest opened on september 81
closes November 2sth. a, ~
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
House at South Orange Sold

Edward p. Hamilton & Co. have sold
to Kenneth Shepard, Of East Orange.
y. j.. recently finished dwelling and
grounds or Glensidc Road, South
ORANGE y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements of Warships
From IL Tribune Bureau
Washington, October T.


washington, October T.
ARMY.
Mai. JOHN ". JENKINS. inspector general.
20 San Francisco. as assistant inspector,
western Department
Cop. HARRY p. MITCHELL. from Stu %
l'.h Inf Dec. I; thence % san Francisco,
sailing about Dec. ,or Manila.
Cap, ALDEN c. D. KNOWLES, from 18TH
70 ID Inf 70 Honolulu.
Ca7, HARRY ID. PLASTAND. rom 1ta TO
l.'h Tnf
cant. IRA p. FRAVEL from l9tn 70 'th Inf
f.-et Lieut. PHILIP MATHEWS. Coast Art,
detailed as aido-de-camD IN star 81 Brig.
Gen. CHARLES =. BAILEY oct -, upon
expiration NJ present leayN ~ absence, 70
For, 1Otten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
OCTOBER !.
Manhattan.

A;,-on BlGr co to ~ SwstlhEu, 80.
LAWYERS Title insurance h nd l'ub' "
20 ] u Knox e. al eArt' N,D,uvU a,S
same TO Lawyers Iltle IHhu' NV
rrust 20. trIs. $4,000. ,-, =,
Worland Mortgage co % Eleanor u
's-,Sor'a. a IS. - al. trus. % j Heeht. 81.
Moor. l. e.. 90 G-m Rollins Ro'Ii,s'
ASH Of Oh r ia state "i N'''"' wv
collateral Tor services. $1,000. ,...o, -,6
e g@Io =, T. a 'gr rdn. y part. $500
Reese. " y. trus % Pouehteeps'e I'u''
NpiSple. E.th j. and arc, adm7' ETC.
to Elo-eurr 70 Lawrence. $1,000 t,aa
Gluac.a Trust 60, trus. 90 Jean HSo'
'' s~ir H'.'' j. y IT, csr Adam. to Eli
I...,- sender J4rnulor.Fy % ~, .
r.rr5ur-g.-'... $1,000; Same t' same. -.
600. stu. foo same, 5000; SUM ID - $50. 70
same. 10000. same 20 same. -" ~ so IN
fo s.,rs ST. u0u. came TO same, Ndop'.' 'nI..'
10 ,lr.c $50 600. same % same. Hf'''"'
same Co. Same. $4,000.
Uaur,l. Josephine y. and aro. -Nis ana
,ris. 10 Eu.rrcut Industrial savings Ban X
> I.g goV - -. 10 4 II sands. tr sl9o..
rt..o rn-ss'lro Co,pn ~ .ala.,., i.o,'
U.a.n.haf s. RI 20 = a Norrifs N-".i''
,.a-0ar. 4. tn ~ r.e'n.o"k, S3."o'
The Bronx.
7,--.. CARTEL 20 F.rliraua Hecht. $500.
Francis 4 Gcoltz and aro 'eNtTtD 20 mas
I. Gleason and Hno feztr>l; SLIGO
W- G. Representatives., adm. 20 bn.Iin-
Issac Walic- 20 Rem Knech'; 81. 1850.
Narv 81 NcEolVc, 90 Henry hros'r. 1''"o
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

The following plans for new building were
Nlod with the Manhattan Bureau OF fuila-
incs on September -.
80 plans Med for new buildings.
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The Bronx.

PROSPECT Az. ssS, store. e.. Jas g.
Da-'attos to Isaac Hammers SsG Prospect aN.
o. vr- from March, 1871. 81 $50 o. s. l6u.
4tt.. 4 Hammers. Sc Prospect af.
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The Bronx.

EEgN ST. s o.. 100 " A. r; John. 1OuNl25,
O. 81 Na,Ao'er aCt urtro Construction 90
90 90 foreclosure Of mortgage; sttys Kra
howeT ( Peters.
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TsTy -Ip0 y Goo o Nv W
,t oc.o5ef 10 O. -si "
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The Bronx.

Conner. Thomas P--M u.nternAoe, ESQ So.
fitzgerald. Archie. Vols L.eFstor Co.,
SUs S.
Grstarz. simon. a. freshman. 500.
Goldberg. George V.-Rcis & O'pUuavan, 81
o4o
hudson Terrace Realty CO. and John V.
Siener-Ames Transyer 90, ygil g.
SaMe-G. NJ. Eotea, SIS e..
patrizlo. Nu,onio-A. Pros cro, fi4s 4.
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MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED

sApt. lq.-Chattanoogs. at San Bias.
sept. go -Pau!dlng and Trtppe, az Newport,
f,ortdn az New York yard Brutus' 81
Kew west; Perkins and Vestal. a. Boston; ,
Tennessee. az Falmouth. England somers.
~ Cairo III: Galveston, ~ OionssSPo'
Cleveland. az san Blasi cheyenne NJ
lngton.
oct i.-salsn, a. Boston.