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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

hrer w n Aiken TO Eli : Bull and sno 1o-
Madison av. Mly - 500. atty w N''Ne"'
CRor0NA Az. n g. $50 Msrmion pi 1oN
a7S Annie y 'iuigtcs ,by committee 10 s 1
ensun Realty %. t01 T. l53d ST. May - >lV'
Tor II, map - lots esta,. Ellen NJ Hon
messy. + ! Honre-sy - a. eNrs. 10 :
-hcehan. IS w 1Oth -. MAJ -. $40 any y
TOR ss. same map. same 10 G Langenus. ~
Is 10Th 8. MAJ -. 500. same ats .,.
Lot 81. same map: same 30 J. ) IS . hen
b r,iy. 1880 Andrews av. Ma 70. >''"' F''i''
LoT -. same mar. same 70 RandelL 81
Az q. Ma -. - 500. same atty. - AM,
LOTS - and -. Same map. same 70 IN,
Dearborn. $50 Manhattan av; Nav 20 s''"'''
same atty &c.,.
LoT Il TO b. same map same to r Kane
f4O. Bv,sy. Mav 20. ST. 900. same ATTY.
LOT II - ~ and ~. same mdp. same IN w
J. Todd ~ Hnl st. Morristown. y j. May ~
L0Ts &, and a. same map. same 10 p e
Mum. zoos Crcstor a.. MAJ -. s3"". Same
lots and :. blk 20 Iq,s % and 'e 5,, GIs (.
Par'.. oak Iu,.rtm,nt and Sccuritt 90 oi
Now Jersey 10 oak Investment and Secutity
60 NJ Delaware. 81 $ state ST. Dove. pei D
April ~. 81. att's. Nandanburgh' " -
Exchange Pl J"rs city. ,,...
LOT 700. map Van N-st Park ! Munster-
mann to \ Muller 81 a. III til,I I,,ae, t.
Ma 20 'mtg 50 000l; 81; attys' 9"'ithe' q"
SAME PROPERTY. \ Muller 81 al 70
Muustcimaun. ~ Fillmore 81. May ~
| same af'v.
Tor -, blk 81. map Soc !. Morris Park
q Gud. 10 Augusta Hicks az W -'eI
81. Jan 81 1911. 500, 9tty & MAS -
Nassau e.. ,.
LOT - amended map Bronxvood PafN f.
Anna " Mccullough to Emma \ Mayho n,
49, r.,inc e. Brooklyu. MAY - mig
SsuOI. os change, atty. f. Sharum. 40 BWa.
MORRIS Az w = Sd n W li2d st. 2""N
- Margaret g Blakosler 70 y Hen ha ,oo
500 T.agl. av: MAY - mtg S2.Gout- SloV'
at.,v Williamson & - 3G4 Alexander ~.
NELSON ~. :. - Brandt ~ - TX
100. Anna VI Morcll 20 T Reimers, , W pom
81. May 20 mtg s2%0o0l, atiys Rosenda'e
lG3D n n :. 1911 linton AZ. p. Is
sell. ! Bleak to J Bleak - al N'H p
iGath st May 80. 81; atty Mary Schmidt
100 T. iG2d 81
IS2D 81 s. g. los Bathgate a. l'XNn.
n II Mitchell TO \ - newman. SCI tlsmer,
~. MAY - DmtG $1,000. 800. atty, =
Tallort 400 T. lS0th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

WASHINGTON ~. ooi7. :, $50 10 OF
lOth n 2sxii26. aug D. 1912; W and Aca
4 rowuer 10 frank j Davis. $1,000; atty Ilus
WEST ST. e. 1915 Of Warren s.. @ox
81 fGxy7 GxsIg. sept e. 1896 Sarah h Ray -
Natl saw Bk ci'y Of Albany; $1,000 ATTY
ID ~ :. sos r; Of 55th at. 2oxst; May
.. 1855. \ aud Fanny Burgheimer 70 Manndt
ian Life Inns 60. $500. attys. Rapallo a ken
SANE PRGpERry. Aug IS. 1867. md
Emily Tottcn 10 same. $500. atty. SAM
5TH Az 1856. " p. Hll n Of li9th 81.
runs W 1s9 % * g. * - 70 :
as y n 1858 10 beg May u. 1892 y ksnn ana
ano 10 Harriet Boas. t-0Oo. atty, Title Guar
TrH Az. n " cor 2rh st. q SKIS 2, Ma 81. s.
1906. Emma Cluse to sarah l. Horn. 5000
ats. . " Bliss 40 BUay.
7'rTf Az. " e. 1870 2lth -. 42 1OT7s2 June
a. 1910. Hannah Schwab to- Mary - Nc
Lochlin 5000. atty. II @ smith y PARK
SIN Az. y 8. to1f = 152d ST 25xsi. May II.
400. " 4 Hammett to II Wc1dt 20 Nassau
aTH AZ. s56 S. rs q 18th Of. @59x7o.
March g. l9l2 $500. \ Nelson TO l. fekul-
sky - Liberty st.
18th sr 81 and $40 ", s. 800 " ION
Az. 5ON0S9 June !. 1872. 2lo " 18th At 60 70
Marion y Konlman. 80 900. sttys Eisman' l.
so ST. and 9. : =. l5s 9TH AZ tixio5:
July 70 1911 T. and Adclinc Hoax 70 -,
cedar 81. -
45rH IT. IS. 275 nth az. 75xioo5; Juiy
TO- r,,9. 'Iaces j. and i J Johnston 10 Gni
grant Indus say Bank; $3.50. atty, Il h
Clarke 81 Chambers -.
9Th sT 10 p. e. 976 Park AZ, lex
1908. AprH - 1905. % Tathain 70 = Tucker
man. Tuxedo. = s. 5000 atty. w ''IIins
SorU sT. Iu Is. 300 = Amsterdam az :,
9oxfu22. March l. 1912. VI p Hart 20 & II
Eliingvood t.ngiev.ood y J. $1,000. s'tys
Edwards RYAN. ~ Nassau 81.
STTH ST n s. - West End az -OXlVs'
sept g. 1912. Martha - Hill 20 Melissa Brooks
50 900: atty. J y Well iGO BTay.
GOTH ST. s. 2si Central PARK ". Tx
zoos FEB 2 1911. G " & Janet McAdam 20
~ Rosenfeld. 5000; attys. Bowers q Sands
SO Cedar 81.
i23D SIR. g. l65 . 4th av 25xlooj: nov ].
1905: Julia Rosenfcld 10 l. stern; satisfied o.
record without production ~ mtg by order
supreme Court. May 20. 1914 Justice J y
Blanchard. 81 100. atty. + Bingcr. 70 Mas
san ST.
both ST s. ~ r l2th a. 25x9o I: May
81 1906. " r. AMI Jennie i Nunn To Harriet
n ogden 5000. attys. Bowers :. -
Cedar Ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Realty Notes.

Cchwab & Co. negotiated the deal. re-
corded friday. involving the building on
plot 33x1OO feet at the northeast corner
Of fremont and Webster avs, sold by
the Webster-Tremont BUILDING COMPANY
g. John G HeintZ and Jacob Siegcl. OF
the John Eichler Brewing Company. The
BUYERS gave in exchange the plot S2Nlo 90
feet at the southwest corner OF Brook
az. and e9th st. which VIII he improved
Leroy Coventry was associated with
the Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown
Companv in the sale of le6 West 13d
8, 10 Edward ". Browning, reported on
Louis Bloch and L. J. Greenberger ne
cntiafed the sale OF the six story fat
house IS and 80 West l3lst 81. for Raj
fael I,uong 20 the Steinmetz Construc-
tion Company, announced last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Wheat LOWER IN CHICAGO
Corn, Oats and Provisions
Show Advances.

Chicago June with harvest only a
week away in Kansas. and with pros
pect Of the state yielding A crop OF $780,
10000 bushels. bears had the advantage
TO-DAY in the wheat pit here. Prices
closed heavy and i9c lower all around
Corn wound up i2c 10 &c above FridaT
nicht. oats varying from a shade off 20
10 advance and provisions At gain
OF PIC 20 l0qi2i2c Kansas estimates
were based on assessors returns, showing
that out Of 9.l36-Se acres planted. S742.7oS
acres would he standing at harvest. and
woulC average 900 bushels to the acre.
sharp break in prices followed the re-
ccipt Of these figures. and the enecis
were felt throughout the day. Range OF
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and at
torney)
JL-NE l.

JUNE 1.
AMSTERDAM Az, . cor ls4th st. % liz
900. Aug 90 1907. i and Lucy = " Hakcl
IN Colum bia -Knickerbocker Trust Co: s37
atty Y Tito lns Co
chester av. 75Ntlj: oct Is. 1871 same to Amer
lean Mtg 60; 5000.
CALDWELL Az. =, ~ = n or Nest
chester av. 75xllj, same to Lincoln Trust Co
& 0OO. attys Bowers d :. IS Cedar 81.
CALDWELL. Az. " :. 22t9 Il Of West
chester az. 75xli5 oct Is. 1907. l. and Bertha
kaufman to Mary Y y Nanderpoel; 5000
a,tys, Bowers 4 ;; ~ ~ ~e 9n ST., ., 20,
Of lands OF Cowln a Anderson, runs alohg
Cowan's land 9Oi by " still along said land
g. TO g ] OF small brook. " along | Of
brook 70 n 5 Fishers Landing rd - =, =,
Phipps extrx. lO2 30 eth az. Nj Vernon, !;
LOTS LOTS p and .. map o. portion Of Hun;
estate Van Nest station; May =. 1910 Hattie
Lott to l. ; Fid and Guar Co: $500
MANHATTAN Az. i2i. " cor 18th 81.
100 iiAe5. Nov IS. 1911. same to same. 500
atty. Title Guar 90.
MANHATTAN ~. al. " cor nth st.
son5O: Nov *. 1911. Ambrose Realty Co 10
Leopold " and Ellen Sachs and ano, 50.
atty. Goodman. 40 Nassau 81.
eox7e.5; May % 1905: Bertha schoenberger 70
{ r strong; $500; atty. Thos Hooker. so
ROAD leading from West Chester to VIII,
iamsbrilge now Main II. adj land estate Of
Win Adec. runs along Main - 2s2.5N "
1877 10 n Bear swamp I'd v along same
u 2 10 beg: April 9. 1899: " and Jessie NJ
Flsischman q al To Harlem saw Bank; 500
atty. Tide Guar Co.
UNION Az. =. SO ~ lTth DatHrl
St S93NlOO; June H. 1905. \ Schwalo- TO the
EQUITABLE Trust co OF y y. $3.50 atty Law
yers Title lns 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
100000 BROOKLYN DEAL
Fulton St. Site Bought for
Department Store.

julius Brode has purchased 40 ana
AS Fulton st. Biooklyn. and viii orect
4 four story department store. The
property has been sold by the heirs OF
the late George !. Smith and Is said 10
be worth 100000. It is now occupied
by Acker. Neral & Condit
The new store viii cater to women
only Mr. Brodie has a large store in
this city and in Naret st. i'm the East
tern section of Brooklyn The deal was
negotiated ~ Lawyer Milton Hertz. for
mer Lieutenant Governor VI. Linn Bruce
and former Surrogate Beckett Of Man
haitian.
Ghegan & Levine sold for oxford 4
Aaron. Inc. new four story apartment
house 1t SIS Prospect Place to August
Heithecker. who gave in trade three
story store on Park Place. near Clash
av.. and a plot on the south side 81 81
Johns Place. ol5 feet east Of Science
tady av., which was exchanged with
Mary Burns. for the corner of Bay 99th
ST. AMI Benson av., iOx96 feet. and dis
posed Of this plot to Joseph NJ. Frey or
Connecticut. who intends to improve H.
The same brokers' sold four store build
ings on Utica av. each 20x90 feet at
consideration Of $4,000. For the Ne"
Departure Realty Company they sold LOO
and 1856. The seller took As payment
equity IN vacant property and S2.5Vo
cash. and for the Novelty Building COM
pany the sold l5N and 100. The sellers
took in part payment three family
house at 81 South 6th st; also sold -
President St, a two story dwelling house.
for the Harris Construction Company TO
j. w. MacLaren; exchanged for GILBERT
MacFarlane 9l3 ST Marks av.. dwell
ing house. PONIES feet. at s2o,o'o' FOR
los Kent st. a dwelling house valued at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

NWADSWORTH Az " r. % i7a'h 8, 'or |.
! sly dance hall. 1lGxiOJ. ABORT construction
CO. 1885, Bway. owner. Gross q Kisinbergsr
Bible House. architects, 5000
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. . q cor isist ~: for =
9 sty apart l62x2it.7 Miami Realty 70. 30 p
221 81. owner. schwartz & Gross. 37 5th A.
. architects. $4,000.
WHITE ST - cor lafayette -. for a 2
sly store and lofts. 2l.TrGl Pslacio -. ~
EVay. owner. shampsn z shamrsn. ~ Brsy
Bioo1vn. architects. $4,000
18TH ST. s. so ~ q. for a siy ard
basement stsn house. i0OXs2.s. Department %
Health. CIV Of New York. owner, " + Aus
tin 80 " 2ftn e. architect. $3.50 nm
18th ST. 1888 v Tor A 7 sty coal ysrs.
7Ox0S . n Hencken. on premises. oener and
arrhItcct 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
AlTE RATIONS.
Manhattan.
ntem, unaer $ GO oml.tetD

Utens under 6-VD omittefD
5TH Az. s3o. 20 = s ST. store ara iosts. 4
Cieas Is Bwsy owner Stsrret, Van Week
~ F. I'm 81. architects: 5000
18TH ST. 52j ". ~ a % sly church ana
parish house. North Presbyterian ChTrcr.
premises owner. Bann.stcr & Scheil. 81 Wal
st architects: Sl5 900
WlLLET1 ST. .. 70 4 ? sly dvz ana o-css
n n Drucker. 1sf Grsn m 81. owner . Riess
mann. 30 l5t 81. architect - 90
18TH IT. 1870 and i32 " n a ST. gsraEs
ana loft: Metropolis securities Co &c Brav.
owner. 0 Dovinson. " Bis, a. architect.
S. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
TIE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local market for COPPER vat
.ts, a. 10 FOR electroytic and H114iyc for
casting STANDARD copper on The Metal IA
change was quiet. with spot June. July and
August quoted al i3.ioGlic. There was Lolr
flav boo London 1850. o..
TfN-Steady: New York SPOT. 81 90 81 SOC
juno 81 iOa3i So. July. 81. ?oG3l SOC: August
q aolIsl zoe and september 81 foqSl soc.
TrAr-Oufet: New YORK. spot, $3.50 3 s5c.
ans Fast - Louis. 3.75Q3.S5c
SPELTER-Quiet. New York. spot bo5a9. lbc'
sr5 East - Louis. 1906.
TPON-IOuiet with No ] foundry Northern
o,,oted Al N5aN5 90: No ?. 81 75aSlb Il. No
! southern. sH 1886 e. and No southern
SIC gg4Sl5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Gymnasium or Church.

4 one story addition is TO he erected on
the rear portion Of the parish house OF
tho North Presbyterian Church. at 90
West 18th st. 1t will be for use as
,,,.,,.,,si,,m This and other interior al
ter.tions arc estimated 10 cost <lo''"'
kannister A Schell are the architects
plans for thu same were hled yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

panv. Of wlnona. Mimi. Of the eight story
hreproof structure. containing near! w,
0N0 square feet OF floor space, NJ 100 w ,o'
Perry ST The Watkins company man
ufactures more than II hundred dlferen'
articles and employs thousands OF Worh pr,
ers The building was erected by the ~,
Johns Realty Company tNilnan -, NJ
patrick and James H. Crulkshahh'' W.
q L. Hess negotiated the lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
New Riverside Drive Apartment

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton of 4 six story apartment house on
the northeast corner OF Riverside Drive
and lS1st 81. for the Miami Realty Com
pauV Daniel W. O-Ncin, president 1t
Will have frontage OF l62 feet and a
depth OF 2ll7 feet. Gross 4 klenberger
are tho architects. and the cost has been
placed AT $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Apartment Rentals.

Pease x Gilman have leased apart
ments At 500 Park av. to l.. VI. Lessk
al IA East 18Th st. to 4. S. Simons and
10 Mrs Alice Furman. at loi East 10Th
81 to G. ". Clark: al 20 East ed st. to
" ]. Maoney. and az l5I East Slst ST.
10 9 z Nicholson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
CRUDE OIL PRICES REDUCED.

p,ttsbyrgh. June Another cut In the
,r,ce ~ crude oil was announced to-day ~
he opening Of the market New prices are
crude 81 80. Mercer black ana
Newcastle 81 50. Corning. 81. Csbell. 81 40.
10 change Was made in Somerset or Rag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Bronx Dwelling at Auction.

The Nj Morgenthau. jr.. Company will
offer al auction tomorrow the property
at ass East l1jth st. east OF Washing
ton av, to satisfy a first mortgage by
2 savings bank Ii is two story frame
dwelling house on plot lsSXl03.l0X
ISSNl03 q feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
%eRfMal, Estate
Bargain Prices Prevail
at PeQrSQU Lot Sale

II will be Of reinforced concrete. hre-
proof. with a frontage of 100 feet and q
depth Of $50 feet. The Department OF
Health OF the city OF New York is inc
owner given. The cost has been placeeH
al $4,000 by the architect, William T..
Austin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

ssTH ST IS. 1873 Of East End Az. % 81
i0o .. " wilton Wood sst Katharine Bels
foreclosure OF mtg. attys. Harrison, Eh-
.ott & Byrd
YORK AIT ! 4 Gilmour - a. (fo-eclosIrs 81
mtg: attys Miller. King. Lane Trsrorf.
TEE TAW Az, as. aft land or Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum. iOe ~ irrsg Ssr-
gent g Co agt = d Gheen & 90 81 al action
70 foreclo.. mechanics Hem; sttys. Philips
& Avery.
LOT i7i1, block 1852 See 9 Hess ~,
e OILS 81 al action establish validity %
tax lem. attys. Eisman. Levy. corn
3STH ST ss ": Augenblick ast J.-.r-
son clark specific nsrtormsnce); ATTY. L
i3aD ST. n :. i6o w ~ 9Th av 2'xeo Il;
= Macy 81 AL AIT = peck - Al tore
closure OF mtg: attys Dawson rnferhilL
The Bronx.
LOTS 80 and 20. map ~ Bronxwood PsrS
Louise Hinkledav agt Lillian " Austin 80 At
foreclosure Of mtg. ATTY. ] Miller
lS'ST ST W cor - Valentine AZ. - X
1897: j \ Mccarthy ~ al AIT Tooruk con
struction GO 81 al foreclosure - Mtg a''f,
T. : \apolis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
doctors and Nurses Building

Plans have been filed for the construc.
ton Of a seven story and basement stan
house for doctors and nurses attached to
the Willard Parker Hospital. on the south
side of 18th st. $40 feet east OF AvenGe c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Downtown Rentals.

William n. Whiting & Co. have leased
for a term Of years the store and base
ment at 2l7 Fulton 81. TO David Wolf
also the entire building at 2l3 Front st. 70
Walter T. Smith. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
UTICA CHEESE MARKET.

Utica, ~ Y. June IA slight increase IN
-. =, cheese and butter featured to DAYS
sssssion OF the Utica Dairy Board OF Trade
esI,s Of s,sso boxes. small colored ana wnl,e,
seTe made a. l3haiS*c Buiter~siA'y TUBS
sod az &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Manhattan.
31ST ST 16 20 - East: No1tross Realty
Co loans Aeon Realty co S4lIoo'
The Bronx.
CFEsTON Az, s. 303.l n ~ lssth -.
7Oxa5; LAWYERS Mortgage 20 loans John Woods
CORPORATION, TO erect one story apartment
house ,8 payments). s42Oc
BAILEY Az v = II n ~ e3lst -. SIX
i12. Comfy Mortgage co loans Betelson Realty
Co Inc 20 erect two story brick buildings =
payments: $50. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Manhattan.

9TH ST. sol 70 sos T.; + Best sst 9
Gcrken. owner: j De Fago. contractor. tiOo
9th ST 300 p " Newman agi Anna N
Mcintyre. owner and contractor; S9s %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

10TH 81 80 +. all: Annie Rosner 70 Jen-
ME Levy. $50 Pearl st, . yrs from Jun T.
1914: II. 500. atty, kopP,lmdh' " iH''"e
PARK Az. 400. all. Park ~ s 7ith = 20
fo r C,allatin. Hotel - Regis. 10Th 81 ana ON
az. 10 yrs from sept /, 1915 $500 a''!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Port Chester Property Rented.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the
season the property Of r. b NJ. Cook. on
Comfy av.. Port Chester. y. Y, TO f.
Noss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
The Bronx.

lssTH ST. SO T.. west store: Henry Ger
to Sigmund Ellor $40 + l3sth ST. Us lro'
Nav /. 81 .cO: atty, Peter Cook, 23s B"ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.
The following real estate transactions
., auction we're recorded yesterday at the
New York Real Estate Exchange;

BIEECKER ST. 3o5 and s0', 5. sos y Of
Grove 81 IS 10N75. two sly tenmts ana stoIcs'
q nihblc ACT J Emmerich - al: 7 r keogn
~. " lie Iano ref; amt due. Sl2,6l9 -.
taxes etc s3fJ. adjourned 10 June Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

but steady. at esc FOR centrifugal go Tor
moiasses and ca,c for Cuba cost and Neisht
No sales were reported. as rehners appeared 10
he awaiting tho arrival of thu cuban nsuree
tomorrow and the fact that Iordon was
closed since Friday also had restricting IN
fuorCe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
At The Bronx Exchange:


TELLER Az. . cor 10th St. lo4. loN-s,x
1lI5ln.lI; also. college az, s. . II y OF i,Ist
,oll-ga AZ . e. 100 IL of list 81, -1Al-o.
,acsnt: Nasleman az, \ LAMBERT Ct all
W,.selman x X. attys. $ lesser ret, due;
s. 80 -. taxes, etc, $50 -, sold 10 the p'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

FORT WASHINGTON Az. cor iso,h
81. Pardl Tile 90 agt Saranac Construc-
ton co - al. FEB ~ 1914 'csncellei); ST.
80
LIBERTY ST. lo5 ~ 100 y McLsnry
Marble co agt G X Robinson - al. July rs.
1913. lob
SAME PROPERTY. ! Elias & 90 sgt
samc. JuIy -. 1913. Sl.99l 96
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
Perry St. Building Leased.

The industrial bureau OF the Merchants
Association OF New York announces the
lease by the J. r. watkins Medical Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
West 73d St. Lease.

SIsvson a. Hobbs have leased 80 West
73d st. for Henry Zuckerman TO h. D.
Wallace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

Brevoort Real Estate 20 70 Helen l. Booth
s3fJO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
M snhattan.

,Ni,h name and address Of purchaser anu
Attorney
JUNE l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
POULTRY.

DREssED-Fresh killcd, receipts to-day
s9o4 pkgs Receipts and invoices larger
q 'mand Slow and market weaker \ Jew
VIRGINIA hroilers IN to-day sold AT sac
Frozen poultry very quiet. TURKEYS. fresh
Lintd. Western. fancy. $50 &c; CHICKENS.
broilers. bhls Phia and l. ! squads. ] u cacn
per pair 500 SOC: Phila. fancy. = II each.
40d 42c Penn. fancy. 80 n sc. selected ''ti
Sc. Fowls box packed. - = n lNc, DBL
hacked 49,, T16i4c: COCKS. old 1ol2 a &C.
bucks J. J. 1Gc. SQUADS white prime
s. 75G s. >. dark. 81 - 81 20: cuus. 'od
20 Frozen-TCRKEYS box packed. Young
hons or IONS. 25d26c: hbl packed. 3 a !1c
Old e2G24c. CHICKENS broilers. milk fed
:Gq oGr: corn fed 1sd 2oc. roasters soft
r.es-od. milk fed. 1Gd@2c. corn fed. II @oc
FOWLS. box packed. - 19c. TO size and
Quality. BOOSTERS. old II g n l2c; d. CkS'
western. No (. ia 15c, GEESE. i" n -.
ATIVF-Some 3 freight cars on tracks ms
morning. q which Il were unloaded. To,
day is Hebrew holiday and the general
movement light AT private sale We hear,
however Of about cars Of fowls sold az
80 and few old ROSTERS at &c. Receivers
are trying 10 Eet fraction more for light
fo'r'- bVf heavy offered at 1Jc At auction
. carloads sold Fowls ! car Southern Mis-
sou-l. 10 coOps fowls al l5c. - Coops a.
14-.c . coops broilers at 3Gi2c 6 coops old
ROSTERS a. &c COOP ducks a. 1j'4c; car
Missouri. 10 coops fowls AZ HAS. - coops
g. 142,c : coops old ROSTERS AT &c; l car
Missouri g. coops fowls at 1850. 10 coops
old ROSTERS A. 9i.c. I coop geese al II &c,
coop ducks At 14hc. and by express !
coop ducks. &c head geese AZ Ike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
e,IsNIsHep APARTMENTS TO LG'

K--To sUBIET-verV desirable fss ,mmsr
Il.n % very moderate rental lh1e"
Mensser The sevinis III W. Ss,h st.
s,rpI'ET tiNTII. SEPT iS--At,rse,vs ss 80.
large outside rooms, s%oI pans chstsssSss
yenient location akNVbD'
An,rtment. 3tt W TT e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COUNTRY.
NEW JERSEY

t-vCrpT1ONAI, opportunity. az Mcn,ciair 20
ven, tss,efilly furnished nine room Dos.
ali ,nolern cnnvenienccs. low rent % s-
f.uii, r T. DAVIDSON. ib BreaoNH
Telephone. 5t50-Cor,lande
To IET-On Lake Champiain. two rno'a,, ..,
summer cottages. all furnished. n.s'''
location. L. T. COrEY Nergennes w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
M attain.

Interest. . per cent unless otherwise noted
JUNE !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

with name and address ~ lesseeJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02

, Ellen VI Hennessy. q Langenus
ssy ct al. eXrs and trustees, 81 w
26: yrs, 8 pc. $500; atty. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-02
The Bronx.

BLACKROC Az S :. 1910 Castle Hill
Bank osOs Sd sv. June /. 3 yrs. 81 p e.;
IS 900: attys LcA. 49, NICK & ". AZ Cedar 81
CAMBRELTNG AN. . :. adj lot s. map
Rolmont. 2jx1Oo being part lot 81. same
man. Mary T. Herman 10 BoWery Savings
Bark 12s Bowery: MAY 20: due March 10.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-24
EMBARGO ACAIN
Second Lid ON Shipping Of
Grain to Galveston.
Congestion of Cars Stops Traf-
fic to Gulf.

A second embargo against ship
ments of grain to the port of Calves
ton will go into effect at midnight to-
night. The first embargo. lasting sew
eral weeks Immediately after har-
vest. was raised in September and a
heavy rush was felt at the gulf city.
On account of a second congestion OF
freight cars there, and the inability Of
the Galveston elevators and outbound
ships in handling wheat, Santa Fe
traffic officials thought it advisable to
reimpose an embargo.
The announcement was made this
afternoon in Topeka by J. r. Koontz,
general freight agent OF the Santa Fe.
AS far as is known here now, no 9TH
err road has laid an embargo against
Galveston. but other lines carrying
heavy wheat shipment into the port
are expected to take such action in a
few days.
The big wheat crops Of Kansas and
other western states have caused the
unusual movement to Galveston. On
account of the war, wheat traffic has
been brisker to the ports than to the
markets in American cities, as the
warning nations are asking for Amer
lean whear