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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04
MRS. r. S. BRITTON.
At Rest.

After more than a years intermit-
tent illness, Mrs. R. S. Britton, on
Tuesday, Aug. rs, passed into the
great beyond at 1000 o'clock p. m. at
Bethesda hospital, aged AZ years.
Her funeral was held at St. Peter
Claver Catholic church, of which she
had been a member ever since her
residence in the city, Friday, Aug. 28,
at 9 a. m.
High mass was celebrated by Faith
er S. L. Theobald, who highly eulog-
lied the deceased for her Christian
character and labors.
There was large concourse of sor-
rowing friends present at the funeral,
it being, according to a statement
made by Father Theobald, the second
largest funeral since he had been the
prizes in charge. The deceased fas an
enthusiastic admirer of the Order of
Elks, her husband being a member of
Ames Lodge, 100 of Minneapolis, and,
in consideration of her admiration of
the Order, Mr.. E. J. Stewart, an old
friend of the family, was requested to
select members of the Lodge to act
as pail bearers, which he did as fol-
lows: w. R. Morris, H. P. Southall,
Charles Brody, Fred Thomas, Worthy
Jones and Silas West. The pail bear
ers were attired in full Prince Albert
suits, the regulation funeral dress of
the Order.
The floral tributes were very nu-
merous and beautiful, there being a
number of special designs.
The deceased left no blood relatives,
only her husband and numerous
friends to mourn her departure.
Lyles funeral director; interment at
Calvary Cemetery.
Card of Thanks.
The bereaved husband desires to
tender his heartfelt thanks to the
many friends who gave aid and sym
pathy during the illness and at the
death of his beloved wife; and espe-
cially does he thank the donors of the
floral tributes.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04
Energetic.

why don't you sit down, Weary"
Jaw, shucks; look at Their trouble
gettin' up again. Boston Transcript.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04

The Eastern Observer is the name of
a promising six column weekly paper
which recently made it's appearance in
Montclair. N. J. J. L. Sadler is the
editor and owner Of the Observer.
which has territory in which to cir
culate where there Is no other paper
published by our race. The National
Negro Press association welcomes the
newcomer into It's membership and
wishes Editor Sadler much success.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04

Clifford A. Smith, the tailor, has
moved to All University Ave, St.
Paul. Clifford is a successful business
man. He moves with the crowd and
keeps up with the times.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04
DALLAS LEADS
IN BUSINESS
Texas Metropolis Affords Race
Fair Chance.
LARGE PROPERTY HOLDINGS

Friendly Relations Between the White
and coIored People and the Latter's
Capacity to Organize For Material
Advancement Given as Chief Cause
For Their Remarkable Success.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04
OLD THINGS.

I love everything that's old
old friends, old times, old man.
ners, old books, old wine.-Gold-
smith.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04

Mrs. J. R. White left Sunday even
ing for Detroit, Mich, to attend the
G. A., R. Encampment as delegate
from the Ladies of the G. A. R. She
will then go to Boston as a delegate
to the B. M. C.. representing the
Household of Ruth. Mrs. White will
visit her husband, Rev. J. R. White OF
New York, before returning.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04
Memory.

Memory is the friend Of wit. but the
treacherous ally Of invention; there are
many books that owe their success to
two things-the good memory Of those
who write them and the bad memory
Of those who read them Cotton.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04
ST. PAUL NEWS.

Miss iona Gale. Chairman of
Civics, Wisconsin State Federation of
Women's Clubs will visit Minneapolis
in October in the interest of Suffrage
work.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04
No Wonderl

The tired business man was found
In state Of collapse on the sixth floor
Of q downtown Office building. Re.
storatives were applied, and he sat up
feebly. "I'm all right now" he ex-
planned. you see, / wanted to go up
to our other office on the tenth floor
and-(here he gasped for breath)-I
found the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
York Post.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04

An informal dancing party was Civ
en- by Mrs. Waldo Turner of St. Al
bans ST., Friday evening, Aug. 9th.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1914-09-04

Miss Adina Adams gave Kimona
Party, Saturday evening, Aug. goth,
followed by Sunday morning break
fast in honor of her counsin, Miss
White of Chicago. Eleven girls were
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
APRIL 13.
Manhattan.

Louis : Miller to Da9d Gordon 1000.
Louis J. Kahn 10 Geo De Lacy ana an1
sarah L Clark to Luke KouwenkoyeH'
F'I Anna Z Donald to Louis L Kahn $4,000.
Edwin VI Stern and ano. exrs 70 sydney "
si@son Wolf and anO, e1rs to Samuel
'' lawyer Mtg CO 10 Maria l. vanderpoei.
Harris D Colt TO Caroline II Johnston 81.
Caroline II Johnston 70 Harris y Colt trus-
same to same, trus q ASST; 81.
Washington Trust CO committee 70 Maria
7. Moore: $4,000.
Same % same. $1,000
Mulheru steam Heating co 10 Mary Newton
same To Helen " OBrien. $4,000.
Same 10 Anna VI Newton. $1,000.
Anna VI Newton 70 Mary New ton - go
North River savings Bank 70 Lincoln lFls
- Ma tCii e. d Barrett to Martin Wilson,
lawyers Realty Co 70 John II Morrison and
A" Saul Tiberman 10 Kate Guthlohn 50 10000.
The Bronx.
Hamilton National Bank ~ Chicago III 10
William : Mont gomery; $500.
Flora p Kempner eXtrX, - Elias hemphe''
Prospect Investing Co to Lawyers Mortgage
lanes y Altman. eYr 70 John Foersch; $500.
City Mortgage Co 70 LAWYERS Title lnsll dh-e
Vow York trust co 70 city Mortgage CO. 81
same 10 LAWYERS Mortgage Co. sow ,,oo
angelo Gafone 70 Benenson Realty %. Ny(i
Ida NJ Van Horne to Title Guarantee anu
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
BUYERS FOUND FOR
BROOKLYN PARCELS
Purchasers of Hamilton Avenue
Building Plan improvement
Other Sales Reported.

Frederick VI. Smith has sold So, $50 and
81 Hamilton ave for Eugene r. Shot
well 20 Charles Gilen and Michael Sam
uols This is the four story brick tri-
angular building, with stores, at the in
tersection Of Hamilton ave, Court and
Centre SITS. being 81 feet on Hamilton
ave. and 20 feet on Centre st. There is
q mortgage now on the properties OF
81 600. which will be reduced by the pur-
chaser. II is planned to make extensive
Improvements
The John Pullman Real Estate Com
pany sold the three story and basement
dwelling house. 1850 Carroll St. for the
Harris Building Company to client for
occupancy.
Ghegan & Levine sold the two story
dwelling house. 2OxlO0. at 1871 Bergen st.
20 Robert j. White for Isabella Campbell
also with the Novelty Building Company
Inc. 90 a Mr.. Lee the apartment house
at 1919 Sterling Place. in part payment
for which the purchaser gave lots at
Hollis. Long Island.
Friday & Lehman sold $50 Evergreen
ave. two story two-family dwellins
house. for Christian j. Straub TO the Rev
George L. Wright ~ Marion st., two
story two-family dwelling house, TO Will
lam Rohmer. and le3 Richmond St, a
three story brick fat to Vincent
Ecf,-fofIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

rr.rnises. vrg from May T. 1914; $1,000; at
torrey. Herman Coleman. IL Park Row -
STU AVE 3 - cor i3Sth 81. stores rpl
nah Corn md auo to Julius Helmke anu an.
"a West li5th st; yrs from March !, 1917;
roo: address Jane. Evcrard's Brewer1es' l.
10TH ST. iio and 1T East. W store; Lena
Ksrucnsohn 20 sophie Jalfe. ll9 LAST l't'h s.
yrs from MAY I. 1914; $-iO -.
iosTII ST rs East store floor and rar'
basement: Howe Realty co 20 IsnaZlo MioAe.
is East IO6th 81. yrs from Feb ], 1914 Stp
address Westchester County Brewing C0'
1f1rnt Vernon. y.
sTH AVE. 469 and iGJ. store and pant base
ment. Nellie r Roesse e. a 70 Minnie v ma
lev. g. West 18th 81; +-l2 yrs from Jan J.,
1913, $1,000: attorney, Robert Brown % west
Goth ST.
SrH AVE. ssc. store: Louisa Apncn 70 John
Mccain. 452 West 5-th 81. yrs from May /
1914. 81. 500
GRAND ST 90. all; woodbury. Tangdon
co 20 Hyman Schechter. 49, Fast lfOth ST; Z
yrs fIom MAJ ! 1914; $500, attorney VI Roth
man. go Rroadway
AMSTERDAM AVE a.. cor store and pa
cellar. Daniel Mcehan 10 Martin Mclneny'
% West sd ST: 10 yrs from Aprll 9, 1915
Sd AVE. $50. store; Justin Herold and ano
evrs. 10 Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea 90
= o Hoy go. Now York; / " from May l.
BLEECKER ST. 80. al: Katharine Kraus
individually and guardian 20 John p Luer-
ken. ~ East l,th 81. II liz yrs from April J.
1914 ft,Co; attorneys thurman S =. . Broad
way.
list ST. u East s,oo7 store: David Price
y-s from NAV :. 1914 $50 attorney Antonio
f'crrnc. To- HrOaLuav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
UPPER BROADWAY LEASES
Dance Hall in Building Now I'm
der Construction Rented.

slawson & Hobbs have leased for the
Wayside Realty Company arlington g.
Hall, president the dance hall and ROOF
garden occupying the entire second floor
Of the building now in the course Of con-
struction on the cast side of Broadway,
from 134th TO l3Jth St. TO the Sale de
Danse Company Edgar \. Mayer and
Nathan Tekulskey). The lease IS for
ten years from September !, at an as-
gregate rent of $1,000. The han will
open on Labor Day. The theatre in the
building was leased several weeks ago
to the Walingford Amusement Company
The Riverside Drive Realty Company
has negotiations well under way for
leasing the entire block front on the
east side OF Broadway, from l3jd TO l5itn
St. TO a garage company for long term
Plans are now prepared for a two-story
nreproof garage designed to accommo-
date 200 cars. SlaWson & Hobbs are con-
Quoting the negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer rates were steady 20 Grm and =
moderate general demand prevailed Tor ton
mage sail tonnage market quiet and un
changed. Quotations 60 Liverpool and London.
10 nominal. Glssgow, ii1d. Rotterdam csc,
HAMBURG and Bremen. 80 ptcnnigs; HUI ana
Bristol %. april: Antwerp. lad; Cork. FOR
orders % o.. nominal. picked pots large ton
mage. Is 81. cotton 20 Liverpool per 100 10
@oc asked NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steamer. . %
ions. transatlantic trade. one trip on time
charter private terms delivery southern
rtafcs PROMPT. British stesmcr. 3.6l tons.
same. one trip. basis IS 40 deliver,
tyne red .urery Durham Via sydncy. q ~
rrlush steamer. 1875 tons. timber cur n
Tatrc snd DInLlif. 32s I'd. Ma. British
steamer 9G2 tons. timber. Culf 90 Rotterdam,
30 d. option Antwerp o. Hamburg. tds. MAY
Iuuc. British steamer. 2.s1i tons. ore. Huelra
% Norfolk and Hslumor. q g. PROMPT. Dan
ish steamer 1874 tons. West India trade. tDo
round trip basif about 81 jld April MAJ.
Norwegian steamer. 10 tons. coal. Philadei
phia 20 Havana. private terms. prompt. Nor
acpian steamer. sJ3 tols. "oal and general
cargo. Philadelphia 20 Jucaro. private terms.
prompt: schooner. jo1 tons. coal Philadelphia
10 surlnam. private terms. schooner 564 tons.
lumber sabine - Ponce. 81 British schooner.
40 tons lumber Jacksonville 10 Carbonear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Four Flatbush Apartments
and Forty Lots Given for
Manhattan Parcel.
SIXTEEN HOUSES IN
THE BRONX SOLD
Fleischman Realty Company Dis
poses of Tenements in the
West Farms Section.

The three story building at 50 Pine
+ on a lot .3.1XGl.6 feet. mas been sofa
by the Underwriters Building Company
70 Arthur Pinovar the Brooklyn builder
who gave in exchange four apartment
houses in Brooklyn and forty lots
The apartment houses cover the ehtlre
block front on Cation ave from East 'lh
10 East 18th St. in the Flatbush section
The lots are in 61th and 68th sts.. ne
tween Twenty-frzt and Twenty-second
aves. Brooklyn. The transaction was
negotiated by Maurice G. Straus ana
John E. Henry, ir.
The Manhattan Building Is between
the buildings Of the London Assurance
Company. at the corner or William ST.
and the offices Of the Hanover Fire IN
surance Company.
The same brokers negotiated the sale
Of the four story apartment house al
Court and Pacific SITS, Brooklyn, on
plot 100XI56 feet, TO Mrs Alice 6. Nc
Coon.
The FIeischman Realty Company sold
10 the John j. fully Construction Com
pany the thirteen five story new tene-
mont houses beginning at the northwest
corer of 10th st and extending north
ward to within 100 feet Of Boston Road
Also three similar houses abuttinS on VII
kins ave. The structures are known as
1901 10 1875 Charlotte st and l4S 10 lio-
wilkins ave.
The total frontage on Charlotte st. IS
800 feet. with a depth OF 100 feet the I'VE
northerly ones fronting 40 feet and the
remainder 37.5 feet each. The wilkins
ave. houses each occupies plot 51.oXloo
feet About $4,000 is involved In the
sale.
Nicholas Leopard has sold for Joseph
Corbett IS West llsth ST.. five story
fathouse. on lot 2OeAlOo.n feet, near
Lenox ave. The buyer, Il. Plethner, gave
in part payment 758 Beck st, two story
two-famiiy house on lot 25Xlo0 feet, be-
tween 156th st and Longwood ave
Other sales announced follow:
18Th sT.-Jacob J. Tsbolt has sold foT
Henry G. Fullam. II. Augusta Walsh ana
dwelling Ssl West i6th st.. on lot ieSHloo 5
feet. John p. Kirvan q sons represented the
BELMONT AvE.-Kurz < Uren have sold
10 the Daily Realty COmpSns -3ij Belmont
ave southeast corner Of Crescent ave, 2
i've story apartment house, with three stores
on plot 71X96 feet.
orr ST-E Henry Eckhardt has sold Tor
ing on plot 5oxl00.5 feet. The buyer VIII
improve the site with Eve story loft build
NEST END AvE-Iovenfeld ( Prayer
have bought from Emma ". Mchler 6l9 West
Tnd ave southwest corner O, goth St, four
story dVcllins on LOT 2iXsO feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and a
torney)
APRIL l3
BATHGATE AVE. 1865. IS. II


BATHGATE AVE. 1865. 8 1880. Jan
. 1907: Nathan and Betsey Abrams ct g.
10 Richard Shea; $1,000; attorney. New
York TITLE Insurance Go. l3J Broadway.
BATHGATE AVE. 1866; 8 lsNs4; Jsh
. l9O7: same 70 Loretta + Coosan $500
attorney. same. -
BROADWAY. sv cor Of 10th 81. 265x
a4.1lx276 xl03.2; Feb :. 1871 Mile : Brss
don e. al 10 Edgar 5 and John ; Appleoy
$50. 900. attorneys. Cannon G l55 Broad
CENTRE ST. n :. central IS part Of lot
- man property OF heirs OF Elizabeth Pell.
West chester: Sept :. 1851; 30.4xl0S.3. May
. 1901: Bcrnt ! and Mary + Anderson 10
Bernardo Timer s., 500; attorney. + Rey-
TOTS Ioo and lOS map Wakefield. 5ox
Halo. March Q 1911: Patrick McNabh
to Margaret r Niles, $500. attorney W
' PAX AVE 4485. s. 25x9711x25xas1O,
April H. 1909 Xavier and Minna schauei
10 Josephine Heidinger: $1,000; attorney
John Frees, 1929 81 ave. 49,,
UNION AVE. begins AZ pt ioo y ron OF
: cor OF 160th St. 39.2NJi.J. March y
1911: VIM Pacher 20 solomon Hecht and
Jacob l. and Gerson Market thrm MarA e
Bros); SO 800; owner; Mary Neisner' j.
VEST BROADWAY. 80 TO %. n = cor Of
Leonard 81 (}9-43). runs 6}.tN p lux
1871 to rear ! Of ~ West BroaGWay o., x n
go f1x V sO.fx 40 20 beE March :. 1907
Victor Hy Rothschild to Greenwich Savings
Bank $50 600; attorney. George q DeNtt
s. Nassau 81. o,
WEST END AVE. W g sj4 n n Of 18th
ST 161OxS32: March 90 1907. isaac VI and
Edda Haldeman 10 Louise simpson.
s.. 500: attorneys Turner, Rolston & II. -
SANE PROPERTY: March 90 1907. same
70 Bond. Mortgage and Securities Co SIS
900; attorneys. same.
iNTERVALE AVE, w $. 1851 Il % len
nings ST. S5x1l0; Dec ?. 1913 Jacob streiner
Co to Prospect Investing Co: 81 800. attoi-
nov. stephen " Collins, GO Wall ST.
9th ST. oO9 East :. 2ox9s.a: March
FL 1909; Helen Mccartney 20 city Real
Estate co: $4,000; attorney, Title Guarantee
5sTH ST 419 West. s, 25xss Q. June 30.
1908: Kari Rehruss 20 German Savings
Bank: $1,000; attorney, Peter Cook 2js
Broadway.
s6TH ST. Isl East s, 25.6xi0os. Jan
20 1915: Yonkers Holding Co 10 sydney w
stern $50 West s0th 81. or l'4 Nassau S.
s.. 600
137rH ST. 224 West. 5. 1880 = Dec ;.
and ano. $1,000 attorneys. Rose * Putzel
rs Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
LIS PEN OENS
APRIL 70.
Manhattan.

uANHATTAN AVE, 521; Henry / Mo9rls
act Henry \ Brann et 2 foreclosure o'
-. attornoys Cary & CarroN.
SoTU ST 6 $ 906s = Of 4th ave -. ~
90 William Youngs 81 al aSt oahieF
r7hinelander 81 al action 20 foroclos me
cbanlc's Uen): attorneys, Phillips a AtcIg.
BROADWAY. :. BOIL r. or ASK 81
% i1x7S Ok irreg: also BrosdVay' cor Isl
81. 3i.2xsi1G. Florence i Maoee ast as,
street Realty 90 et al foreclosure OF mtg D
a.tornev J 6 LsAmorcauN.
sSTH ST. 222 20 ceS West; Candee' eh!tn
q Rowland CO agt James Butter. Inc 'Sct non
10 forecloso mechanics lien)i attorne!' y Il
WEST END AVE. n cor SGD s. lo2: TX
800. Nicholas Fehlinger ast Helena a Oh
lander Asinarl ct al faction 10 foreclose me-
cbario's Item: attorney RI + Herman
I3OTH ST 24o west: solomon Nerthelni
act Michael ! Doyle 81 al foreclosure OF
r,tg): attorney. r \ Karelsen.
10TH AVE, +9.4 u or 3lst g.. - ~
100. Martha " MacGrcgor AIT Mathllda IS
lynch ct al partition; attorney %
Hamburger
The Bronx.
18TH ST .. 225 II o, Lincoln ave.
I5xI0O. Gussie Euglsnder agt christian
Rode faction 10 enforce agreement ator-
new G. Hamburger 80,
RAILROAD AVE. :. $40 y OF 1880
a. 80 sXiOaT: National Bank OF far ROCK
away agt Alfred G Michaud e. al ltorecios-
ure Of mtg: aSorney. Erwin. ! & &.
MTNNEFORD AVE. =. 100 n or beacn
st f50Ne2sx irreE; John Franklin Sst ANNE
winter ct al Opartion sale); attorney l. y
Van pOrcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real F;s-
tate Exchange salesroom. Il and Is Vesey
ST.
81 VI Morgenthau. ~.
WADSWORTH AVE. as " T. COZ q n o,
lsjth ST. sly tennt on a plot 50xl15H49. *
10. sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000 over
prior liens
WADSWORTH AVE. 25o " 8 1902 Z, n
Of iS5th ST. story tennnt house on a plot
5ONll5 sold 20 the plaintiff for 1000
over prior lien
WADsWORTH AVE. 25s. " 4, $50 =, n
~ lsJth ~. sty tenmt house on plot "a 5x
rs. Sold to the plaintiff for s.j 900 over
prior lien.
By Joseph r. Day
AMSTERDAM AVE 1414 W cor OF ts0th
81 3 sly tenmt house. with stores and 4 sty
rear tenmt house on a lot "411xiOOr irres
Adjourned 20 April 90.
by n. p. Ingraham
ST MARKS RI. ia. n s. Il3 n " o, AZ.
4. stv tcumt house. with stores on a
lot 37.Gx9ix irreg. Sold TO tho plaintiff
for $4,000.
BY Herbert a. sherman
DIVISION ST. 2i3. :. 40 n " ~ Mont.
gomery 81. q sly loft and store bldg on a
LOT 23ris 6123Kis7. Sold TO the piaintin
for tli 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
BROOKLYN Church Property Sold

Trustees Of tic First United Presby-
terrain Church, South 1st and Rodney
SITS. Brooklyn. the Rev. George ~. Nc
Clelland. pastor. have sold their property
for so, $50 to David Solomon. who resold II
10 the Jewish Synagogue OF Beth Jacob
Ansche Scholom. South 80 St, near Marcy
ave, Wolf Gold rabbi. This congrega-
ton will take possession on June J..
The First United Presbyterian Church
which was organized in 1915 by the Rev.
Hugh II. Blair. is seeking a site in the
BushHick section
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

5xsilo: Francesca Dachille TO August a Ba1r
PAP Iorillard Pl prior mtge $1,000; April IL;
yrs. ~. per cent; 5000; attorney ll'!e
Guarantee and Trust co. i76 Broadway; 3.
LOTS SO and 81. parcel 20. also lots ~ 70 40,
incl pei s. map " ogden; MerNin heal'y
60 TO Thomas REYNOLDS 9so Anderson ave
prior mtge S2i OOO). April II; yrs; per cent
5000: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance o.
100 Broadway. " -.
LOIS III and rs. map Ruser estate; Gae-
tano Aingroni TO John Mari ham IT'S; %
West 18th ST: April 3; yrs: per cent s'-0'
attorneys Knox & D. Y Cedar 81. O.,
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 Elizabeth N
Doollng. 10 East s0th 81; April s. yrs per
cent s675 same attorney. ..,..so e.
MELROSE AVE, cor lo-d -, lVy 49,, \
iN1-9i ?. Mari L KEENAN, 10 Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank u Chambers 81 Apnl 49,
yrs. si5. 900; attorneys r J OGormah'
81 Chambers 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Leases in Grocery Section.

william 4. White Sons leased for
tho CruikShank COMPANY as agents. the
building AZ 80 North Moore st, TO Scar
amelli q CO.. dealers in Italian groceries
The building adioins % and 80 recently
leased by tho Burton Davis Company
The same brokers also leased to u.
Muehlsteiu & CO.. OF 80 North Moore ST,
the ak story and basement building, 75X
so feet. at the southeast corner Of Ifu-
bert and Washington SITS. Both leases
are for term of years and affect prop
ertN near The extension Of Seventh ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Newark Stores Rented.

r. Price &. GO. have leased i'm Newark
the store at ~ Market ST.. northeast
corner Of Halsey st, through Louis
Schlesinger. who has also leased the
store at $50 Broad st. near West Park
ris: for IT, g Strobell. florist. store al
1S3 Broad St. TO 4 Morton Oppenheim,
Inc. for a cloak and suit store; for
Charles stopper tho store at 9il Broad
ST. 10 the Laiblin Company. and for the
Century Realty Company. 10 the Wal
dorf Shoe Company, the store at 13S