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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
HOSTS AMERICAN FLAG
Norwegian Ship Takes Advan
tage of Registry Laws.

Taking advantage Of the law permit
ting foreign built ships to take Amori-
can registry. the Norwegian steamship
Moldegaard was officially register cd
yesterday. having complied with the
regulations. which include the having
of American officers and crew. She is
the first vessel TO change her native
flag for 'hc Stars and Stripes
Announcement was made by the In
,cru8tional Mercantile Marine Company
Yesterday that $500 passengers arc now
on the Atlantic bound for New York,
Quebec. Montreal, Boston and Phlladel-
phis.
The Olympic. with 1896 passengers,
is expected TO dock late today or Sun
day morning. The other vessels arc the
Adristic, the St Paul. the New York
and the Ninnehaha, bound for this
port: the Merton. for Philadelphia; the
Dovouian and the Arabic. for Boston,
and the Canada, for Quebec and Mont
real
Hartdeld. SolsYi { Co.. agents for
several Italian lines in this city. an
rounccd Yesterday that because Of the
great demand for transportation from
Naples and Genoa the owners had de-
cided 20 send over the steamships Duca
di AoSta and Duca di Geneva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
LINER HELD UNTIL
BRITISH CLEAR SEA

A With the cancellation yesterday of
the sailing Of the Lamport q Holt
liner Nandyck for Argentina, u was
generally regarded iu the shipping dis
tTict that Great Britain has planned
20 drive all German warships from
Caribbean and South Atlantic waters.
The Nandyck was scheduled 20 sail
to-day for Rio dc J8neIro and Bucuos
Ayrcs. Gable adviccs from the British
Admiralty received yesterday by Busk
d Daniels. che loca. agents, ordered
the departure postponed until Septcm-
Der 3.
No details were received from the
Admiralty, but 20 is thought that two
or threc fast armorcd cruisers have
been dispatched from England 70 find
and sink the Karlsruhe, the Dn sdcn.
the Kronprul Wilhelm. the converted
liner, and other German vessels that
have been menace 90 British shipping
IN southern waters.
This report was prevalent yesterday
in the offices Of the consulatcs Of the
allies IN this city. and 10 was said that
Tx British cruisers have been ordered
20 steam west 10 assist the cruisers
suffolk, Essex, Lancaster and the Brit
ish second class battleship Glory.
Mr. Noteworthy, the acting British
Consul General, said that such action
on the part of his government would
not be unlikely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
Sd AV. STRIKE DELAYED
Surface Cars Run as Usual
Despite Threats of Employees.

There was no evidence yesterday
morning Of the threatened strike OF the
conductors and motormen of the Third
Avenue Railroad The surface lines
were running as usual The spokesman
for a grievance committee said last
evening that the men did not quit be
cause the company was forewarned
and on It's guard.
"lt will come all the same little
later" he added "The men will up
hold their right 20 have a union"
At the Offices Of the company IL WAS
said that no strike had been expected.
t. Maher, jr., assistant manager, said:
"Thc strike talk was started by a
number Of men who were discharged
for good cause. They blame any one
or anything but themselves for IL. We
do not anticipate a strike and are not
making any specsl preparations for
one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
FINDS FIREMEN LAX
IN GIVING SALUTES

W. Holden Weeks. Deputy Fire Com
missioner, is acting Fire Commissioner
lust now. and ne has discovered a ter
rible state of affairs in the department
ruled over by Bob" Adamson. 1t Is
nothing less serious than the fact that
the fire ladies are not saluting their
superiors as they should when they
meet them. SO Acting Commit sioner
W. Holden Weeks issued circular
Yesterday. Thus it was:
at has been very noticeable Tor
some time back that members OF the
uniformed force, all ranks and grades,
dis egard the provisions OF Section 1913
Rules and Regulations, which section
directs all members to salute on the
approach Of a superior
Such being the state Of affairs, the
circular goes on to notify commanding
officers that they will be held account
able for the strict observance of the
rule. and that they must see that all
members of their command "obey It 10
the letter. in quarters, in the streets,
at trials or elsewhere"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
PROFIT IN METER SETTING
N. Y. Edison Co. Claims $50, :
900 Loss-Man Arrested.

Tampering with electric meters has
been a lucrative business for some
persons, according 10 The Now York
Edison Company. which yesterday
caused the arrest Of Fred S. Chute. Of
369 Ninth av. BE was held FOR trial
in Special Sessions by Nagstra No.
Ian. in the Tombs court.
Edward j. Kenny special agent 'or
the company. ra,d the pr. so1cr bad
confessed 20 him that he had two hume
drcd customers. for whom fc .ct back
the hands Of their meters. splitting tho
saving on bills with them. llif share
was $500 "a month, according 20 Kenny
The Edison company figures d. has lost
$4,000 in the last tUo and half
years. Kenny and Detective Finn saw
they caught Chute az meter in
Vesey So. printing shop. Most OF the
alleged customers were saloon owners.
10 was said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
CANADIANS OFF
TODAY FOR WAR
First Batch of Volunteers,
Mostly Old Warriors,
Sail on MegantiC.

Ottawa. haC. Is. Princess Patricia
Light Infantry and he frs. brigade OF
,hc ex0cditiouarv field artillery, WIKI
eighteen guns. lctt Ottawa this alter
noon. The guns VIII 80 10 the rem
devious camp at Vaicartier and VIII be
sent 10 Europe in about two weeks
The Princess Patricia Regiment en-
harks tonight on the troop ship Me-
rantic at Montreal and will SAL to-
morrow.
The departure OF the troops was
marked with scenes OF great enthusi-
asm. The Duke and Duchess OF Con-
naucht ard Princess Patricia reviewed
the regiment OF the princess ana "lshea
is members good fortune.
The regiment was raised ny Il. s.
Bennett. member Of TIE Canadian
Parliament. and Hamilton Gau!t. ?
Montreal millionaire. il is commanded
by Colonel Farouhar. an officer Of the
Col5suream Guards. with Captain Bui-
Ter, OF the British Rife Brigade, second
in command. Hamilton GaH!; has a
captain'S commission, while ms WIG
goes under the badge Of the Red Cross.
OF The eleven hundred men thou
sand wear medals Cor previous service
in South Africa, the Philippines or
Cuba. About three hundred mon Of the
regiment are adventurers fresh from
Mexico.
Jack" Munroe. VINO gained his fame
by decision over jim Jetfrles. is a
private i'm the ranks of the regiment
which IS held by military authorities
10 be one Of the most efficient rcgi-
merts ever assembled.
The Canadian artillery is moving on
Valcartier to-day from all assembly
points. The dctachments will all be I'M
by Sunday night. when there will be
$4,000 men Of al arms assembled at
.rC cau1u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
LIS PENDENS.
ATGt ST Is
Manhattan.

74TH ST cis T.. Edw : Murphy at John
! Keesan - al foreclosure Of mtg ats r,
Gillespie 4 O'Connor
FRONT ST o :. interssc "a he Pel F.
tor 81 57vsl5. Manhattan Life ms 60 agt
Harry / Gilbert 81 al foreclosure OF mtg {,
attvs sanford. Rapallo & Kennedy.
eth Az. 1861 Lena HozUasser agt Isaac
Hutkor ct al foreclosure OF mtg atty =
Wielar
RUTGERS PI. -. Emily NJ Wheeler agt
Joa.' Anger 81 al foreclosure or mtg :
attys Mitchell & Mitchell.
i35TU ST Il West. Clarence Tucker 81
al AIT Louis ROsner - Al foreclosure or
Mtg: attys. g = & " " Budsley
gSTH ST $ s. 1916 n " Of 81 az. l3Nso .
Langdon Gillet agt Elmslie Gtllet 81 al
,partitionD attys. Winthrop & Stlmson
qiTU ST. So East. Dawson g Glover sgt
Hugh OShaughnessy ct al foreclosure OF
mtg. atty, \ Handy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
III Rel Estate
Investors Buying in
UptOwn Home Sections

occupy comrriscs an entire floor ip ~"
twelve story tuillins re.tri This year tN th"
Fullerton Weaver Company. ar hln faiN ave
,ou,- of tUh 30. IL has eighteen '"ons
and siy baths. for which tHc huili'.s a'h'I
am annual rsnts, al St2.t'O. The r.ri ~
Mrs H0fuhlowcTs apartW No is SN.VN hoih
rentals were negotiated hy Douglas l.. In
U.Jl 81 Co
Peaee A. Gilman have lc1ss1 for e. y.
NJ min THE dwelling $40 Vest ~ 'i.. -uN
Iu- - to j. vs. SeylG. also leased apart
woute On ~ -. Nicholas as. Co J. g.
I..tl, and Charles s. cain.
William = Roomc A 60. have 'eascd
apartments iu Tho Palhcr Chambers to Abrln
D. Morrill, ana Walter H. league Also the
uVcllin. at 3l West 22I st. 90 \. y. bfuNef
..r term ~ years.
d. 20. s.uUy a 60. have leased the dwell
rss 90 We i2Ifh g.. to FrauN rch""lt. d:
s East i.ath So. 90 II. ldmbacher; TO
Ifziugtou 5t.. tu Herman Glnd. ana ~pI
Madison ar.. zoo De-. =. AmDurF.
Goodwin a. Goodwin rented for 'oniiian M
1a Pcystcr T.ola to Lillian Lapev the dwell
ils az IVES. 1891 -.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT..

Suspcnded- y. j. Callahan, H.
a l.. D.. from $50 q. 3D.. Aug. ..
Rcprimanded-Firem W. - klchatu
son IT, 4 l. II. conduct preudicisl TO goo1
reputation of department, sentence suspend
ID. Fireman -. !. callahan II. a J.. i. an
Sencc without leave
Leaves twiihout pay1-Fir'man W. J.
GLEASON. Eng Is. 80 hours from Aug. IS Fire
man ". !. LaWler. n. q 2. u, q hours RON
sept /. Lieut. j. l.. Brady Ems. .. 80
hours from sept. 2: Engineer OF steamer -
4 NolIov Ere 3e l. hours Aug. IS Fir
man W : Mcbride Eng -. . hours from
AUG 20 Lieut. p. j. Grace, Eng 2'S u
hours Aug t.. Fireman y. r. Meares, II
l. H. I. hours. Aug 30, Capt. VI. J.. Ken.
NY Eng 50. l. hours. Aug. 81 Fireman
Charles Tmbett. n. Il L. Z. L hours Aug -
Fireman Edward Won Nj halls, Eng. I. y
hours from Aug 20: Fireman Anthony busn'
Eng ls2. II hours Aug 30: G. pit Joseph
Connolly Eng O. y hours Aug -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
Amityville Sale To day.

At an adjourned sale to-day Bryan
L. Kennedy will sell a. . o'clock, on
the premises. a desirable country resi-
donce. known as Breezy Point, Oh the
west side Of Clocks Boulevard, near
Lincoln av. between Merrick Road and
Great South Bay. IN Amityvllc, Long
Island. The residence is a three story
frame house with sixteen rooms. stable
and garage. on plot 2O0X50O. The ad-
Joining waterfront may be purchased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
AUGUST 2S.
Manhattan.

Tho first name is that Of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor. and date when
Judgment was filed:
Saperstein Kalman Il Barnet SumovitcnL
IL Eisenstadt ct al Nov H. 1910
s432 SO ~,
cuIIlnan. Patrick-S. Goldstein. Feb. ~
1910. $3.50. ~
Davinage, Pierre-H ". Schrimpf, july
. 1914: S3Jt 81.
Stattheimer. James J-Fraucis II. I.ecEett
& Co: Aug. 80. 1914 vacated. $50 20
a. A. = skirt Con Friedlander e al;
July -. 1914 vacated; S9>N -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
THINKS ITALY WILL
SUPPORT ALLIANCE
Alexander Konta, Banker,
Has Private lnforma-
ton TO That Effect.

That Italy viii cast in her lot with
Germany and Austria-Hungary was
most positively stated last night by
Alexander Konta. the HungarianAmer-
lean banker Of this city. Mr. Konta re-
fused 10 reveal the source OF his IN
formation. but declared that IT was
Trustworthy and that the Italian gov
eminent would take the indicated step
within a very few days. He is known
to be i'm close relations with the leaders
Of the Independent party IN Budapest
while remaining on a friendly footlng
with the government.
When asked for the reason OF TINS
sudden decision on the part OF italy,
after her emphatic declaration OF neu-
trality. Mr.. Konta said:
THE Italians are proud people,
very punctilious about their national
honor The way in which their decision
10 desert the Triple Alliance IN ITS hour
of greatest need was received by the
world must have ranked in them. Even
the English and French press gave
them only perfunctory praise, while
welcoming their action for obvious rea-
sons.
King Called Conference.
Recently in Rome there was called
by the King a conference, which was
attended not only by the Cabinet but
by many leading men in different walks
Of life in the kingdom. They agreed
almost unanimously that the honor OF
Italy required that she should keep her
word with her former allies.
After what We have heard of the
popular feeling i'm Italy against Aus
tria, it seems almost incredible that
this should be so, and yet ] assure YOU
that my information is reliable Tor
the moment AZ least. | will not deny
that new developments in the campaign
now going on In Western Europe might
suddenly change the decision taken by
the Italian government. but IN such
case 10 viii be found that Italy can be
of more service TO Germany as a neu-
ira. ,han as an ally.
Italy Has Already Aided.
Certain IL Is that since the war be-
gan immense quantities Of both abSo-
lutte and constructive contrabaud of
war have reached Germany and AIS
trIa through Italian ports. To that eX-
tent at least the kingdom has remain ed
loyal 20 It's former allies. This is all
can tell you. You may believe me. my
information comes from source in
which ! have absolute faith More
+ news comes out of Germany and Aus
tria-Hungary than the French and Eng
lish censors know. But not all of il
is published IN this country least
] not vet"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON ~. 1l'2. Werdngor Bros
AT " 4 J Wolf. owners. Il Lemkin. con
tractor: $40. 80
85TH r. PA and 2is ": ! Wallace
AIT National Bible institute. owner: q
sykes. Inc contractor: $40.
AMSTERDAM Az. cor l"Ith ST. @"N
49,. ] y Bradley aCt - Angelbcck. owner.
+ V O'CouueU contractor. s'1i.
lOSTH ST. ~ ". q Mock agt = NC
Naut.a ovuer and contractor: $3f -.
ATH Az. 4Gl. \ g Pierce 90 ACT f6l
Fourth Avenue 90 and " + Conner. own
ers. g King. lessee: security CONSTRUCTION
co contractor trenewab. s.. lnl ~.
BROADWAY. 1878 and 1jar: 18th az. az
10 700 and ash Il. 300 10 2u4 W. W \
l. Hommcdiau & co agt BROADWAY ana soy
Theatre co 81 America. contractor. Sis ~.
SAME PROPERTY: same AIT same
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The Bronx.

Isaac Mon II Meinhard. $50 81
Nichols. Henry il. II. Thorn 81 al
$500 10.
spence. charles H-Dimock & Fink Co,
Sig- 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
Miscellaneous.

paron Moe II. and Annle-Empire State
poi'Isr Je.se I'D. C. Garrabrant ~ al
RSl,sr Louis M r. De Beau. Si'l - r..
] pcrkov.Itz Jacob. Harry Gersclics ana MA
Sohn- Sommerfed CO.. luC.. 80" -
+ Rryant George B.-R d. Ions. 500 90.
Bernstein Alien and Fran" 9''"ie.'
c6omo S mi o. ami Nouacela a. s.,.siia
o. F. Boehm. Sl'1 - ........ ,,.L
Currau Michael J.-Natonal Nassau '''-'
c 81, \. o G >'-y 81 Irrscb ., ar s32e el
Edgar Thomas g.. and George-H lawson
g. 7s8 ~. ...,.. ,.~e,r-
berg and Bertha Greenoers
Realty Corp. Sllj - Lance
Freedman, David C-Meyer A" Ia'7''
Graz S' din D.-Kleboii Press. Inc, 5000 ..
Same-Same, Sl.7j3 II.
Same-Same. Sl.743 -. p.
Glorgiui Arturo-F Ncstheimer 90 a."
GiH5i3s : Sarah $. erri,t. S2S1 80.
Gottiieb. Morris. .ud Minnie-S. I'"'h'
rrS sI2s ~ %oq,on R.-w. J. Adams. si3t S
Horton. Francis J. Nusbaum 81 a. 81 -
UaU Augustus He. J.. Hall. N3'oIo
Ildroth. Edward. and Charles oar"
hauser-George Riuslor co.. 500 -. 90
U,rah Ada III. Wnklor 4 sons. Nl'' '-''
Hildreth. Edward George Rnser d CO..
Herfurth. Rudolf-Dimock Fink 'o.'
Lane, mes Morgan Tt. Felsoufeld si,l a.
Kohn. Ignatz. and 1hercsa-J. II. h'S'"-
KI ,G'I' T G1sr'Ss and Johan George
PirrIer A Co 81 aOj ~
K6 I,,,S'G Fsnnie@charlton CO.. sIG6 81.
f.snran Arthur Cd g. Heyman. <lHn ~
Luck Louis II. Indian Refining CO.. SIT 81.
Lorcnz. Otto-H. Bru"re. SiH'i "' -,
Maisel. Ray and Regina Rohmsn-'. h'
..f.
uan nm III Richard-Hoosac valley Lime and
Marble co.. SIG -. MT. p.o
vril l@, Slf 2'S co-w F. II. c. Robertson
Ms sTS% xayicr-Georso Eiusler Co.
NS orr o. Charles same. 1927 ~.
S W1sant Sf nierH Sa' Ayiaors Goa Gs
vo nSs,n' - I,sWes-r. Felssufeld si7l H.
Mozzuccs. TOM and Michac. Suumlll' -
p, rfoP'eS. ot ETC. e. - f. White. sl9,5>
Post walter P.-B. j. Couroy, Slii .,
Posnor David Madison Ave Real Is
pf iaff TO-. Jo>sSeip SEPT Rnslcr q CO..
rice &C., Max International Folding Paper Box
Ra G1,. c n Mercantile Finance CO..
stS lsf " celia-H. J.. Lytton. so1615.
scrip Esther Sessonwein ct AL
sbap GI De- Benjamn-E. :. smith ct aL
siHh iot 80 Martin j.. ir.-T. p. Golden.
ssks Daniel National Nassau Bank Of
snieeel Louis H. Mcner. sl37 90.
/ Victor. samuel-Morrls < CO. az az 1 o.,
/ Wa,Pf6f samuel & Dors-F. Hacker SIS o6.
Vest ss George~George Rinsler Co."
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The follow ine Judgments Tor amounts OF
more than 500 were nlcd yesterday. the
first name h,ug that Of the debtor.
Alpha CONSTRUCTION 60. Adolf Uirshfeld and
Emanuel VI KruleWit,h- Balzarlni.
$3.50 n
~. &c. -.
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ADIRONDhCRs.
PENNSYLVANIA.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS COMPANY
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BUSINESS CARDS
ks ANn OFrICE rIRNIrTRE.
CARPET CLEASiNG.

CARPET CLEASiNu.
CAREFUL CARPET CLBANiNf ~.
Cleans by compressed air. a.-sli. fah'
on floor 1888 Broadway. ii Lls- t'il q"
COZ x BRANDT. tei la--Ntl.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING NohN~'
Oldest. I4re-st. Moss Modern. .
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD tAtt.l'
prices Reasonable SIND for 1uc-a.'
Tel s.9. its3 Bryant l.ia3 West t.-H 81
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST ~.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az. 8. SIS 9sth st: II
Pine agt Bertha Wolf It al: AUG H. l9li'
SIS 30 -, -
9TH ST. 205 to 2l7 r: National sash and
Door 60. Inc. agt Kroynen Realty co ct al.
March % 1914: $40. o.,
18th ST. 42l W: II Pine AIT Bertha Nolt
q. al. AUG II 1914 siug 30
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWI;h name aad address Of lender and attor
new
AUGUST IS

1rH Sr. n s. 1GS Avenue y. 2ixgG. Nov
: 1894. Tho church OF - Elizabeth Of Hun
gary TO Manhattan Life Insurance 90. $50 -
900. attys. Rapsllo q kennedy. SO Bway
18TH ST go /. g. 1898 " Avenue =.
a. gxg2. Aug %. 1910; r and Maria CrumD
90 T Krekcec. $1,000. attys. & II Bloch.
- Nassau 81.
52D ST. 1ts-l5o =. 100 = 9Th Az 50xl0o.
Nov IL. 1919. = NJ and Annie Randall TO
Annie ! Randall 5000; atty, : Iipric' lJi
East Bway
SD IT. 1876 l4G ". g. Ii0 1th az. 15ox
100 >. same 10 same. $500.
10TH ST. 80 l.. s.. .2tj n a.. e'x
100 II. April g. l9OS. j. and Maria Bozluf
10 Maria Bozzufh; $500, atty, koh.cr,
1Js BWaV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
RECORDED LEASES.
AUGUST IS.
Manhattan.

t1,TU ST. % T., all: y Koppeson 10 A
Gold. - r. l1Nth st, 3 yrs from July -.
1913; $1,000; attys. G0ldfein 4 ", $50
BWay.
9>TH ST. 1926 Z. stores and base
meut, $ Goldberger to VI Amer. SO l. 1920
-, yrs from Sept /. 1914: S4.750; atty,
II Koppelman, 144 Rivngton 81.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

With name and address Of purchaser and
Attorney
AT-tI- ST gS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
The Bronx,

RIVER Az. q f. 100 n ~ 150th 81. look
100: city Real Estate 60 agt WIN l. Dale
ct al foreclosure Of mtgl atty. II swain.
OI.MSTEAD Az, W cor starting aN. 2oN
1907 Elizabeth l. Boyer AIT Empire state
WooIWo rking 60 81 al foreclosure Of mtg
.ff, L SnlIf hrlorfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
Appointed Agents.

y Brigham Han q William j.. Bloodgooi.
Iu... have been appointed agents Tor So5 and
N7 Lexington av.. recently purchased Al auc-
tiou lr Cathsriu, Furcht
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NEW RIILDING PLANS.

The following plans Tor new pullalhes
we're filed with the Manhattan Bureau Of
Buildings August y; 80, ~
AVENUE \. JOS; to a sly bldg burns
Bros. ~ church 81. owner. J + Nhlshellah'
10 + i2d st. architect 5000.
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FIRE RECORD.

\. VI.
ll.i5-es1 sixth ay.: Ada Ellsworth. slight.
II 30-6ol West 18th st; owner unknown
slight.
PM.
l2:l5-l5 West ll6th ST.; Jonas CAM. triiling
l.iJ-23S East ll-.h St, Mary Goodwin
damage trihing.
1910 St Annes av., Maurice Wentraune
damage trifiug.
3:iO-l2G East 1884 ST., Hubert Post; damage
trihing.
4:25-lf2 West 1llth ST., l. l. Cohen; dam
age $1,000.
4.3J-3 Clar mont ay., owner UNKNOWN dam
age 81.
5.0j-i1l columbus .y. Joseph Mariono'
damage ttifinc
6.O0-35 East 2-d ST.. DecOrlOus Manutactur-
ing Co: DAMAGE 5000
6.i0-lli7 Washington ay., John Evans, dam
axe rihing
7.lo-35 Allen e.. Maurice Kleinman, dam
age 500
1910 West 2'th st.. Diamond Manufactur-
ing. 5000
S.Io-St. Nicholas Park and 1884 ST.. Park
Department. trihinr.
$50 io6 East l0Sth st.. Mary Schsssber
trifiug.
s:s5-ii5 Ludlow IT,. r. IIrsch. 'riHnE.
$3.50 80 Fordham Road. Henry Sahear; TIL
fins.
triH.ng.
s'--i.7 and l3l West 10Th ST.. charles Le'oy
a Co.. friang
ls0 Prince ST.. Martin Gsron': triAius
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Sale Of Croton Farm.

vs. ". Adams has sold 10 Ferdinand kir-
stein q farm ~ ffty-fyc acres at 'roton-on-
thc-ilud.ru Wcstchcster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
To Occupy Montclair House

Iuche- A Whitby have rented 20 y Konyn
tho residence 81 Iu North Mountain av..
MrrfIf4ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
The Bronx.

HOLLAND Az. Va $ 425 n Barnett Place.
. sty hrk dwlg 22x5i: + and Fanny Born
stein 1922 Madison av. owners; ~ Nord
holm. 10s7 fremont Az. architect s"'"'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following Transactions were recorded
az the Now York Real Estate Exchange
yesterday.
Bv Joseph i. Day
9Th Az. ~ and 80. g " cor 3lst st.
g.. IX1Du. pt sly store, sold to B Hot
fackcr ior sal GG6
By Henry Brady
DYCKMtN ST. 81. r. so W Prescott
av. 50NloO. . sty dwls, readyertsed for
Sout -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
The Bronx.

DTNSCOME Az. e. 10j Elizabeth 81.
l0jyl25. Catherine Reilly tb North Bronx
Realty 60. eO22 Boston Ri prior mtg flJ0ol, .
Aug u. due Sept IS. 1915. p e., 1850. atty,
+ VI Garry. 800 Burke ay-
schlans<y to Jennie Cdeil. $50 Kelly 81
prior mtg 5000. Aug a. due as per bond
3, O01. ntty. Title Guarantee and Trust 90.
WHITE PLAINS Az vs. g. q 23ist IT,
1-ysO. Jacob kaestler to Elreka cooperative
= aud l. Association. 80 Cour'lanft av. Aug
10: lustals. o p e.. 5000. atty. New YORK
it'll" Insurance 60.
iuaT ST 8 8. >ie p Inst g. 2-xo5. u
Hopp 10 j. Persheid. SIS Eas- iiist ~ prior
mte SS0W. luly ]. due june 20 1915 ~
D. o.. $4,000. at'S. l. frIdigcr. 81 Libcrts
lffTH ST. > 900 c Wills az. lTfNlV0.
{. ,.sc..'i 10 GicuA Security and brokerage
,'o s,g Ege: 1> % e.. Aug %. insttls. q
g. $50. a.ty. / LeyIsou. IS East l3Sth So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
The Bronx.

GLEASON Az. 2l6o. e 4 Kensler az
Blanche " Belmont. owner and contractor
$3.50.