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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-12-03

We always associate footwear with loot comfort course
think just much about style In fact require then,
both. They the standards by which measure the
excellence of shoes You will find both these qualities in
corporated in than the usual in the footwear
that we now display for
Numerous good styles including the latest lasts IN the
braed John Kelley and other we'll known makes of Shoes
among them being patent leather cloth and maop button
styles Also gun metal mat and cothtop button effects
in multitude of widths and sizes here for your choosing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

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" We" sork' ensesuie~
to-day probably snov in north oor-
"""' '"r '"'""'r"W' Hsns 10 noe-
crate northwest 20 north vy1uAs.
~ 49,, $780,, ., 49, -.
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WINS - -.
FOR no'thern rev England local snowS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
U. s. MAY TAKE TIFFANY CORNER
Deal On 60 Lease 18th 81. Dutldins
for Income TaH Depa rtment.

The Federal Income Tax Department
for the second district of New York. now
at Third nv nue. and Sixteenth street, will
he moved to the old Tiffany Building at
the southwest corner OF Union Square and
Fifteenth street II deal now pending
goes through. Albert b. Ashforth Is ar
rang ng the matter. The deal has been on
for some time, but like Government busi-
ness must 20 through many channels be-
fore final decision Is reached. II the
Government takes the property the In
terror of the building will probably be
ext nslvely altered to meet the needs of
the new department
Five stories. the building fronts IT'S
feet on Union Square and 141.l0 feet
along Fifteenth street. The Spingier
estate owns the property and the re-
mainder of the block down to Fourteenth
street Tiffany 4 Co. leased the Fifteenth
street corner years ago. when the firm
built lts Fifth avenue building the corner
was subcased to manufacturers. The
building has never been entirely rented
since the Tiffany firm occupied II.
The lease being arranged with the Gov
eminent 10 for the unexplred term OF the
Tiffany lease. The store and basement
has been held In the market at $40, 900
and the lofts at $500. The present
quarters OF the Tax Department, Il il said.
are too small and not conveniently
situated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles g.
Brown Company negotiated the sale VI
3Os to 3l2 West Thirteenth street to the
Hotel Irwin for Women, which will erect
a twelve story structure. II also was
the broker in the recent sale to sumner
Gerard of the two dwellings nj S6 AMI
80 East Thirty-iirst street, part OF plot
on which twenty story building will
be erected Contracts In this latter deal
were signed yesterday. Charles McBur-
ney Ia the seller.
The newly incorporated william Lust.
garten Il Co, with paid in capital OF
5000. 600, was formed to take over some
ffty-odd properties scattered about the
city owned by the Rudolph Wsllach
Company and individual interests. The
Rudolph Wallach Company Will go into
the construction field, and its place in
the operating field will be assumed by
the new corporation
The John II Fife Company negotiated
the exchange OF the Red Swami Inn prop
erty, Warwick, n. y for the cedarcNr,
n six story elevator apartment house at
As 81. Nicholas place,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
NEW COSINE FARM LOFTS.
10 story DuildinR TO lie Erected ON
6Sth street Near 10Th Aveuur.

The Runline Realty and Construction
Company flled plans yesterday for n $780,
600 loft building to be erected at 43e and
AL West Fifty fifth street. next to The
Standard Mail Order Company's now twelve
story building on the north side of the
block between Ninth and Tenth avenues
The structure VIII he sixteen stories and
will be similar In construction TO It's
neighbor. the Mall Order Building II
Will cover n plot - feet wide and 100 3
feet deep. The property AT 439 the Run
line Company bought from Mrs. Aida ~
Emmett. a member of the Aston Chanler
family and an owner of the Cosine farm
OF which this property is part. The re-
mainder OF the building site and the ad-
Joining nfty-fve feet were leased at The
same time from Mrs. Emmett for twenty
one years, with renewal privileges. at a
rental of $4,000 for the frst period of the
lease.
The Runline Realty and Construction
Company controlled ny Maurice Runkle.
who arr lnged the Standard Mail order
deal This company. II is said. has been
growing rapidly and may be in need of
additional space. Henry d. Hertz planned
tho new building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
RROOkLYN HOME BUYERS.

OTTO singer. who has Just completed
wv " tapestry brick dwellings In tho
- DIE Highway section. reports the fol-
lDN nF sales; l779 West Ninth street, to
N'inrd Bathgate 1893 Yves Ninth street
~ N ta-e.ct l72s West Ninth street TO
Nary g. Barrett 1896 West Eighth street
=" Waiter Pack, 1856 West Tenth street
'o r.d n Bali, 1851 West Eighth street
i' n NoGt l7Ss West Eighth rect
20 N.|u Smith 1884 West seventh
'i''' 'U James Slowey, and l1st West
0e. 'l Stree, 20 James Fineran,
Ih" H. l. Waldorf Company has sod
ioF '.' estate of William Curry of Key
20, f,H the two story and basement
" .'or" dwelling at 4js Eighth street
70 '.l"nt for occupancy
|'. S'tu.oy " lnclcs factory property
'' i'II'r street, consisting Of two
'''. W factory huiidins on plot 76X90,
'r'' OTIS running through from BIt-
.. Ht.'' street, has been purchased
'r"- ; puny "a manufacture nov
ltst Thity-hrst street. Manhat-
''o viii occupy the property after
''r'n"ns have been made 10 the factory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Dr. James Bishop Adds Castle
House to His Holdings
Sells Several Properties.
CITY ADDS TO JAIL SITE
Buys 3Oth Street Plot Next to
Old Police StatiOn-Small
Apartments Find Buyers.

News OF deals made ween- ago
end about to 70 on record comprise the
better part OF business reported yester-
day. The budget was fairly large and
affected apartment houses OF good value.
well situated dwellings. fats and build
ing sites In various parts of the greater
city and suburban districts. DR.. Bishop.
who bought tho apartment house at the
southeast corner Of Park avenue and
sixty-second street, has acquired the
dwellings at "a and rs West Forty-sixth
street. now known as Castle House. An
apartment house on Nincty-sixth street,
which was held at $4,000. passed to
new interests. as did medium priced
apartment and several dwellings further
north. on the west side Of the city. In
many OF these deals other properly was
gwen in part payment, n feature which
seems to have taken hold on trading, as
most every transaction now has an ele-
mcnt OF trade in il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEAses

Daniel Brdsall q Co. have rented IN.
new eight story building at ise
Hudson street 25xlio. for Hugh Getty
Tor long term OF years. The lessee.
are A. @. Hyde q Sons. dealers IN cot.
ton goods. nov at Broadway and Frank.
I'm street. The new structure will be
used Tor warehouse purposes.
Tease Gilman have leased for the
Ludln Realty Company. as agents. the
store at 3l2 West Thirty-fourth street
TO the Zouri Drawn Metals Company.
cgoouono q Rapetto. a new Italian pro-
vision nrm. have leased the three story
building at 100 Sixth avenue through ]
May Tor a term OF ten years at a rental
OF $4,000. The building In be,wesn
Eighth and Ninth streets and Is one OF
three similar houses owned by Charles
Percevai
Gross a Gross have leased for IN.
stokes Estates $500 square feet OF space
IN the woodbridge Building. 100 william
street, 10 the Hartford Insurance and In
demntty Company for term OF years.
a l.. Mordecai 4 Son have leased a
loft In l2l East Twenty fourth street 10
Mendelson Bros.
William A. White a sons have leased
the store at 20 Hudson street. extend
ing through 10 ia and 1l6 West Broad
way to the 1nterborough News Company
for a term of years from May 1. The
lessees were obliged to vacate their
premises on Variek street. owing to the
Seventh avenue extension.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased office space In the Strand The. tr,.
Building. northwest corner OF Broadway
and Forty seventh street. to bernard
Myers and Rosenberg & Jacobson
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased space In the Burreii Building. ~
Madison avenue, to George H. David Com
pany. Louis Weber Building Company.
McHarG- Barton Company and Lembcke.
Won Bernuth Company.
The J. c. Einstein Company has leased
a loft at ios-iI0 West Twenty Nth street
TO Adolf Stiglitz.
A. u. Coburn has leased about 5000
feet of space AT 4os Pearl street to Kern
* Son for 1--WE years.
SCHNEIDER n Llebler have rented the
store at 2A2 East Eightleth street to
Michael Guintana.
Jacob Flnkelstein has leased to the
Lyons Hotel Company the upper part OF
the building at SO Bowery. The same
broker leased TO the Brooklyn and North
River Line Offices in the building at the
northeast corner of Canal and Ch-ys,ie
streets
Hanscom 4 Co. Washington Heights
bakers. have leased three stores In tho
building being erected by the Rollins .s-
tate at the southeast corner OF Jerome
avenue and Fordham road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
ROCKAwAY COTTAGE LEASES.

The Lewis II. May Company has leased
at Far Rockaway for Roy Foster the
sapphire Cottage on Franklin avenue To
Mrs. " Morall the Sarah Gipson cot.
tage on Gipson place TO Morris Langs-
dorf; the william r, Fee cottage on Sem
cca street 10 Arnold Mlchael,s at A.
verne. for H. II, Realty Company on
Ocean avenue 10 Rev, H. Meyer; for II
IL. Realty Company on Amerman avenuo
to t. A. Eichner: for : a. L. Construc-
tion Company on tho boulevard to D. Hal
lander. at Edgemore, for Henry M.rkel
cottage on Hartman avenue to u. Bern.
stein for NJ. II. Hauser. cottage on Beach
avenue, to Sig Sternberg for Celia May.
cottage on Grsndview avenue to Moritz
Kirschberger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Pease Gilman have leased the Ave-
story American basement house at lI9
West Seventy-flrst street to Thomas Mar
sails.
Douglas L. Gilman a Co. have leased
for Arthur A Fowler the dwelling al III
East Sixty-flrst street to Thomas r. VIII
iams.
Gustave Britt has leased the three
story dwelling at 303 West Eighteenth
street to Charles DIXON.
tnger Watson. Inc. have leased 70
Martin Mlczynski tho three story dwell
ing at 8 Mitchell place.
Cnger Watson have leased for Jennie
5. Meyer to Alfred Hopins the two story
and basement dwelling at als Fast Fifty
first street for term OF years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
ADD TO wOMEN.s JAIL SITE.

The city of New York has bought from
John Weser the property at I41 West
Tnirtieth street for use In connection with
the new House of Detention for Women.
which Is to be the tallest Jail In the
world The property Is covered with five
story front and rear buildings. and meas
Tes 20 feet wide and $50 feet long 1t
Is on the west OF the site of the old Ten
deron police station. which was removed
soon after the new station on the south
side of the street was erected a few years
ago. The old station covered plot 10
feet In the street and $50 feet deep.
On this is to be built the womens jail.
fourteen story building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
BIG PARTITION SUIT STARTED.

A number OF valuable building sites
held under the name OF Joseph Hammer
shlag will come into the market as a re-
suit of a partition action started yester-
day in the Supreme Court by Morita
Falkgnau against Helen Hammershlag
and others The properties that the court
Is asked to order partition ace assessed
for s6s300O ana included two plots in
the residential section near Fifth avenue
and three Broadway corners. The former
properties are on Ninetieth street opposite
the residence OF Andrew Carnegie They
comprise three lots. two OF which are to-
ee,her The lots are assessed for $50
600 each The Broadway property In
cludes the northwest corner OF Sixty-sev-
enth street. valued at i3O7 geo, the block
front on the west side Of broadway be-
tween lSlst and 1920 streets, assessed at
$4,000. and the southeast corner Of 1891
street, i've lots assessed at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
WEST SIDE APARTMENT SOLD.

WEST 9TH STREET.-Electus T
Backus has sold for the estate of George
J. Smith To the Wilmore Realty Com
peny. Franklin c. Albee. president, the
florham. seven story and basement
elevator apartment. on plot 50xlo0ii
at 256 and 25s West Ninety seventh
street II adjoins the southeast corner
OF West End avenue and the new Rivi-
era Theatre. which occupies the south
west corner of Broadway and Ninety
seventh street.
EAST 6lST STREET-william p. May
& Co. have sold for Mrs. l.. w. Gray
lls East SiXty-first street, a Ave story
American basement dwelling. on lot
1sxl00.5. II Is 10 feet east of Park
avenue and has been purchased by an
unnamed buyer who plans 70 make
extensive alterations to the house for
his own occupancy.
EAST l2lST STREET.-George w. Bret
tell has sold for wilhelmina Etterich
TO Nalintyna Zawarski 5l4 East l2lst
street, three story brick dwelling. on
lot i7xs0. This Is the first sale OF the
house in more than thirty-hve years.
EAST ?6TH STREET.-The Gaines &
brennan Company has sold for Mrs.
Gertrude O'Brlen OF San Francisco. Cal.
.3S East Twenty sixth street. two
story stable, on lot 2Ox9S.9. to Jodice
Bros, proprietors of the Madison Trans
fer Company, at rgc@"nt occupying the
building.
WEST l6lTH STREET.-Ths Brown
Weiss Realizes has bought from AL
fred Marshall b05 West l64th street.
Six story modern fiat on plot 50xl00.
near Amsterdam avenue. In part pay
nent the buyers gave 6b2 Coster street.
n two family house. on lot 20x1o0, Fred
erck Southack and Alwyn Ball, Jr.,
negotiated the deal
81 NICHOLAS ANENUE,-W. ]. Hus-
ton 4 Son have sold for Mary +. Martin
100 ST Nicholas avenue. four story
dela 'hed dwelling, on plot 304xl0O.
meas l47th street.
WEST ll2TH STREET, Rosenthal
mas sold for Joseph Keen 10 Mr..
schwartz 100 West ii2th street, a five
story fat, on lot 25xl00.ll, near St,
Ni'1O,aS avenue.
WEST 18TH STREET.-Charles wynne
has bought from Mrs. Rodelhelm ll5
West l3Sth street, Ave story double
Fat. on lot 26NlOO.
WEST 9TH STREET-The Brown
Weiss Realities has bought from Ennis
S.nnott 81 West Ninety-seventh
street, three story dwelling. on lot
l1xl00. The sellers took three lots at
Ions Beach, L. l., In part payment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
Army and >RYs Orders

WASHINGTON April 2---rhesN srmy
orders were issued to-day
cant. - Sharp. retirci, o dury with Or.
RanIy,a NIIIua of North caro- 'ua.
Cant II Pendl,tuu. j. Thru intiu'ry.
detailed Tor r'u'rn. recruiting - WORT
SIocum New Work
CAPT j. j May's, infantry, from duty H.
Eastern Department go pfNro uUuy H..h
Judge Advocate -tien,ral Of the army.
col II A Greene. Tenth Infantry. re-
Iieved from sssEnm' Mt To that res ncnt
Second Lieut. X. Cygon. Cosst Artll.
lsry. fom li1th Company 20 assistant to
coast defence uuartermlstrr at san Fran.
rispO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03

PRINCE ST i77--Fowler SANITARY Engin.er.
mr. 90 Inc art brown Weiss Realities.
Inc owner. Markowitz a orecnberE con,
. tI sGiorn ~ iSi.,tr, q posen6i1th.
Inc agt GrstaVe Coehme owner; Wood.
ward + Elmer, cont 49,, ',''',. -. w
m Az lagl--Ida f.eVerthal agt Payne Ea'
mic Inc owner. Siegcl cont ca cont $50
LEROY ST, ls--Th.n 9 Wardt agt Margareta
and pasquale Campiglin, owners; Michael
Preset, 4 Son, cont ............ s2sl sb
ttTH ST 20 II W--FloischnHnu Nros GO
ng' 4bth s. Really 60, owner ana con
tractor ............ ....... .sis9ae7 So
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
PROPERTIES FOR APARTMENT.

Details of the Park avenue sale an
uounced yesterday show that Or. Bishop
gave property OF value equal to that
OF the apartment house TO Mr.. Levy in
payment These properties include G.
West Ninety-seven;h street, a four story
dwelling. on lot lyx100.ll. near Column
bus avenue; 20S Fast Ninety sew. nth
street. a five story tenement, on lot 25x
ie0ll. adjoining the northeast corner
OF Third avenue. and $40 and Gag East
l54th street. five story apartment house.
on plot 50xl0o, between Brook and st.
AIMS avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
DIR. BISHOP BUYS CASTLE ROUSE.

Or. James Bishop. who on Wednesday
purchased an exp, nsive apartment house
from Edgar A. Levy. at the southeast
corner of Park avenue and Sixty second
street, has made another investment pur-
chase, the property involved In this deal
being Castle House, at "a q. I'D rs Vert
Forty-sxth street. This In building
In which Vernon Castle conducts dancing
classes. 1t IL n Ave story structure, on
lot i0xl0o.5, beginning 20 feet west of
Madison avenue. Formerly 1t was oc-
cupied by the Mrs. Osborn Company. Ella
+. Johnson is the seller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
THEATRE IN TFSEMENTs.

Old tenem-nts at 165 to l69 West
Houston street, formerly dwellings pur
chased and occupied FOR several years By
the Italian Hospital. are TO be made into
a moving picture theatre. The buildings.
three In number. covering plot 67.1lx
U3. between Congress and Macdougal
streets. have been leased for a neriod OF
twenty-one years to c. Morggia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
COLONY CLUB TAKES TITLE.

The Colony Club acquired title yester-
day to the first parcel Of the i've at the
northwest corner Of Park avenue and
sixty second street on which the new club
building viii be erected. The property
Is on Slxty-second street, a two story
stable on a lot 25xl005 which the club
takes from Rauald H. Macdonald. The
consideration was 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
PROMINENT STORE LEASED.

Moore a wyckoff have leased for q
term or years the front store and base
ment and the second floor of the Silo
building at the northwes. corner OF Eth
avenue and Forty-ffth street to William
H. Qualntance. doing business under the
name OF Alice Maynard. Osgood Peli and
clark T. Chambers were associated n,
brokers' THIS store includes all OF the
ground floor except the space b2xl0O.
which VIII be used Rs heretofore by Mr..
S.lo as his art gallery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
LODGE BUYS ARLINGTON SITE.

Trlune Lodge. 1j9, f, q A. NJ, OF
Arlington has bought plot 5oSlo", for
new temple on kearny avenue, oppo-
site the Lincoln School. al Arlington.
The lodge previously bought a plot on
kearny avenue, near Laurel avenue. but
the building was objected to on the ground
that II might Interfere with the south
light OF the Presbyterian church now
being erected at the corner OF Kearny
and Laurel avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03

Otto Reissmann. architect for Tsidore
Abraham. filed plans for the construction
OF six story store and storage house at
IS Orchard street Ii will have a frontage
OF 25 feet and de- th OF S9i feet. The
cost has been estimated at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
BUYER ron BRONX PLOT.

BEACH AVENUE.--John Dooly has sold
10 william g Robertson the vacant lot,
elNl00 feet, on the west side OF Beach
avenue 1lj feet south OF Walter ave-
i--, In the West Farms district The
buyer gave in exchange the building on
=" no invest corner of Hemiock and
LIMA streets. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
STOKES ESTATES MY.

The Phelps Stokes Estates, a corpora
ton controlled apparently by Phelps
Stokes. with headquarters at 100 william
street. has bought the property at III
Warren street from Hanah Hallett II ~
a four story building on lot 25xe210.
between West and Washington streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
NEW REALTY CUHrOR

The following realty corporations were
chartered a. Albany Ne'terdhy;
NolaNa realty Corporation. Manhattan,
capital 80 600. directurs. Thos. A Painter,
IIpper Moutcl1ir n. j Jamep .. nrpMer,
narkcnsack y J.. ana Lawrence Grlunon
Nov YORK city.
Estate of John j Murphy. Manhattan,
capital. " 900 directors, carrie A Mummy,
larry 4 Murphy ana Louis J Murphy \,
YORK city.
Manco Realty Company, Manhattan. zap
itnl $1,000; dircctors. Aaron coleman, Nor
tlH Manhtim'r snd Louis Msnh-Imsr, New
York City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name nna address ~ lenders attorney
l7TI ST b32 r., =, ftiSsa, Apr ID 1907
VIM Abrahams and anu 20 las J llem-
ing. ,Ir, attys. Gant2, Ncicr Nick, 90
Broadway .,..,.,,.,... .,......... 5000
CROTONA Park NORTH CCrotons ava, Z
=. boSs3Sb0x90 II. Jan =, ls0i-Patriclt
and Mary j Curley to Jno W Sterling.
Ntty. r q Go. i1s neay ... ...--,, - 600
I42D ST. n D. 900 Alexander av, 25Ni00.
Apr l. laoe-MInard Lake 20 Am.lis L1hr:
Rttys G.rlich Schwesltr, ssg BROAD
s7TTIl3y s'r. = 100 IVES, rnd ay s,.tOccSsp
bee TO- igle-Jare Fletcher t. Louis
= brush +s7 LIST al, Hkyn, atty. T q CO.
ssrH 81. = sss Il II SIN av. ?ssss ..
Mar ~, isli--Stcrllns Realty 90 10 Jas
y raN.or 80 " soth Of; siiys, rrayer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The NrOnH.
lat ~ vEsEf STREET. !

ny Joseph r. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 2ii, cor eth at
Olsx7i,lis lrreg, c sly apartment house
MARY Lyons agt Mononoy 90 81 al.
due $3.50 % taxes, sc. 81. Oso 20 sub 20
pr mtge Sis5. 1000. 10 the plaintlu s22O. 600
ny. NJ Morgenthag Jr, Company
Wirford; que s3St2.7s; taxes &c, ,ssi,
sub to pr mtg $4,000; to the pla,n-
rGo,ir sT eGc.s. cor orchard a.
stores--Escelsior savings Bank agt Mary
oNelli ct Al, due, sstSiLaS. taxes, &C.
s6i37e; to Earl A Smith ..,,.....,s 500, 900
By Henry brady.
i2tTH ST. 10 W: =, is5 " 9Th av. 81 sx
looii, ATTY tenmt and storcs--Adolph
Rlcsenberg 81 nj Aet j III bogemHn ct Al.
due filb.oe: a. taxes, &c. 'l,lol -; TO
me pihlnlH - -, ''.-,, 10000
lat ag0s THIRD AvENUEl
ny James l. Wells 4 Co
li0TH ST, 8s2 ", So, $40 Willis Az, :2x
10 2 atty dwlE-Christinr Wilkie. extx, 60
act W II Harden e al; due 81 at7 90
taxes, &c, tt'i.Gi. Adjourned to April is
CAMRREILENG AZ 2,.s,Ss s. 3 1917
fordham RI. A9,eslO0, sty dwlg and /
and sly dwlgs-Louise unttschalk agt
J. u Kotpke ct al; due az 207ls tnx's
SC, StS6.b1; TO the plaintiff .......i7, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03

ss. Ass MI: AZ h q Sar Hyvf' Mar
~ 49, atly;G s 7 2 Co 81 cssmsers, st 500
wald TO same. Mar 49, atty. same. ~
EPdENwALp Az, 80 Grace -: zoos
lSss My. Ben g smn inyes,o, w.l ins
atty, Y r q Go, ST Chambers at. go, 81
sa?D ST. rs ib22.io white Plains I'd.
btxi2t2xi5 l1xllb--Paul Sussman to Abr
Schwartz, $50 W 18Th at. Mar ao;' atty.
Todd & 81 John. 25s Bway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03


ComrsandCr II " Hough to Asia'ic sta.
ton Via army transport May D.
Lieutenant Commander T.. Il BalIwin
from the south Ilkott 20 sick leave
Lieut. " hsrthuif from STAR ~ com.
inaudoT IN chief P;ciAc n,eI TO home foi
orders.
Capt n, 8. Hooker, Marine coIps. from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-03

MADISON Nv. col, g =, 2ssloos irreg, mtG
$4,000. oil Hens, Madison av s0S =.
25xloo. mtg 400 all liens. also stocks.
bonds, &c--Deed of trust. Jos A and cath
X Blake to Farmers Loan Trust Go.
~ william at, trustee for parties lst
part ct al, Nov Z. 3.....,.....,.....n
s?D ST, .. 100 Park av. ?Sxio0 81
Ronald II Macdonald to The Colony Club,
LA Madison av mtg $4,000. March =,
atty. q Co. i;6 Bway. ............ .hoo
9th ST. 81 T., =. 20xioo. s-Esther
Porter to Annie l. Hoe, IL II list at. mtg
$4,000, March 81, atty, q Co. ~
s.F bMMS 81 :.o.s.ioo s-Ra.he,
Eosenblun to Ellen Bennett. 533 Lexins.
ton sv. m'g $4,000. all liens March u!
atty. Samuel Btterman, sOs Bway "
18Th ST n r. l9j sd sv, -s-Esates
Mtg SECURITIES Co to Lord Robert Realty
Co, lso Bway. April 2; atty, T. Benairi.
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