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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Brooklyn Property Sold.

p. j. Sforza sold for William Brudi the
two family frame cottage. on plot 49xl0O
feet at 13i5 I'D st.
A. Peace Il Son sold for Louis Bonert
the three story American basement brick
dwelling house at 90 Second st. between
Eighth and Ninth ayes. 10 a. J.. Furnald.
The same broker sold 20 Montgomery
Place between Eighth and Ninth ayes,
n three story and basement brick dwell
Ing house, for the W. A. Gunnison estate
20 a client
r. O.. Robinson sold the dwelling house
al 9S Lincoln Road 10 j. r. McKeon. for
the Getmauia Real Estate and Improve
iuent Company.
The O. Y Matthews Company sold In
the RidgewOOd section 10 Margaret
Snyder 1888 Putnam ave. three family
brick house. for 1880; also 10 W. +.
Schrieber 1sG3 and 1870 Putnam ave, two
similar houses. for 81. 800 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST 36 and IS West. Thomas Ed
monds * co sgt Timothy Kelley OF estate OF
Timothy Kelley John Donovan and
Thomas T. King. owners. Bernard John
son. contractor. Sl44
10TH ST. 1856 East. John = Cronin ast
Donate Cetola. owner and contractor; 81 -.
2SrH ST, 1872 West. Louis Cohen agt VIII
fam Hopkins. owner. II Peter. contractor;
SIS
18TH ST s. whole front bet 81 Mich
oias and Audubon aves 350X99 II. + ] Du
Pout De Nemours Powder 90 sgt David Zip
kiu. owner. Orin Goodman, contractor;
SIT I3.
18TH ST. ia West; Leslie b Mcclure as,
- l. Andrews. owner. Paul and Minna Won
dram. lessoes and contra ctors: S6e 80.
10TH ST. 552 West. same agt Henry r c
Watson, owner; Paul aud Minnn Vondrann.
leases and contractors: $40.
l4eTH ST. 512 West; same sgt Elisabeth
Marks. owner, Paul and Mnna Vondrann,
lessees and contractors; $50 go
AUDUBON AVE, cor Hist ST. a5I20;
Christian Jacobs Fireproofns and Concrete
Rieger contractor; $3.50 90.
ct NICHOLAS AVE, cor 1T6th IT.
I0Oxi1o; Du Pont De Nemours Powd er
co agt stephen Egsn. owner; Robertson a
Govanne, contractors: sf157s.
Sd AVE. SO7 Abraham Backer sst
Robert Main. owner: William Moore, con-
tractor. $50 go.
sTH AVE. 215s to 21s1; Morton p Kama
sgt John Forster. owner; Earle & Calhoun.
contractors (renewa) s296
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Cvi.b name and address % purchaser an
attorney
APRIL -.
Manhattan.

IT o
ALLEN ~ f3' - 20 70 ra-ob T.ederer.
=. 49, lama. I'll % INIT, sl2 cor: ali
10 West l5'tn 81 APiH - L, e-rissf,.-,- IN
i'ens. 500; attorney. lsidof Sch''s'hse'' ~
Nassau go. 90, -. -so,6e. ,,ba-lea
AVENUE \, cor t'lh ~ - - - -
Marx TO LOU, Wcli7Nt.lI' - -, SEQ q -
April - mtg f'0'V', one -''''i l''''
dfVss. ~ Mal1'h I.'lt. ,o., -, ,,ocv. fs,h
BROADWAY. cor lstn - i is-1 tt-!,,g
s.. -" s, 1851 TO " or h.pd4" 40 80 - ~
T. Raymond 90 So broadway 'otIoratoh' 80
broadway, April =. Nrlof IniS fivy,y'' F'V''
ottorneys. Si@IiId q ". :. - go, 10Th
n wen AVE, s. ~, ~ 100. n Ion 90"
s.. joxlo22. CasDar lba 10 Cnarles VI HoSsn
thd al Fort Washington ave. AprlI y, IL
attofncy Title Guarantee 60 l'G broadw&y y-o.t
HAVEN AVE. y 3. 30 n IRON Iv.l
81 produced, runs W JOSH 'lsx e.ll.
charles " Rosenthal TO Flrose Construction
- ~ Ian5s,,er Io ProaIway
r%rERIOTt Ftrip between line SOC II . OF
sch ay, ana west wall ~ 2i2 Wee $50 81.
- Iaco9 Ma,1er9 TO I@din Rg Ell. CO. 2sl
G,.s~si,t.o 40 f-l broadway
iIS,.i~,-rInr sirlr b.tvcrn liro 2e5 2, O,
I I,ns.r Ec,-t@ 90 ~ iaco6 Wai.cTn west
a. -. 81. ~ 20. ~ ~. e.. attorne, ear,e
'NttDrloT cr -o ss. ass n q ~ SCANNED
e. 55H,l o,,e4I i,Ia APfi ~ A ,ss T1e
aiN"! e. , 90 ,. o. 49, ;ril,,,, ~
,sar7s' o. Pro,S ~ "''''''' H.
- ~ . . -. ., , -,
M ll''1N > J. ~ :; Ivy 5 y OF Scainnei
-, @.A'' 5I9reSiosIe HIl' -, Ssihuel Nar.s'
iel 10 Si iS 6ad IS lo,a'' yo ..' Io'y'
'..N''iTa az ',,5. 49, ,,.t -. ,oo-.,,- -.
mi, pao,et.it - IIo'',in Ho,Il, 49,, osG
Madison aye April 70. al. liens, 500 attor-
A'1,' " 20 '4Dt OIL - a. O., 49, Mao'roh aye ,.
70. 81 10 COT ~ 81 ~
- ,r,r,. ,,,l ~ ono, .,... ,.,i 5.
attI.uc!. Aarlos Mcncrmot Rector e.
'i ~ u +. w cor -lsi y.llNlOl. Halo
AIrl % mte $1,000, b and s.. al liens. $50.
@toIing.s' iin,4,!ri a. Ho.tcrt. l'll 81 ave.
aANE Ll.lFEtIl o., Mori,z l. 10, ard Car
fnst IN '1n"- Arrl = mtg sl6.oo0. O.. all
-, ~ =, ~ IL, also fist si @pi 70 81 East;
~, Wo., Nl1ul 10 li2t I'd. Mon5heiIan.
10 -,S1rc .o5 ST. stforre y ;, i},lent rn,,
Broadway.
r,vnr,on ave- WHO 81 an Il, e5i 10 ,5 ", %
On lq,- S A. ~ on aye iS5j
r' go. ~" Ut n p Ilth -. bO3Xle);
5}co, ST. 5z' "@si ID s 900 n " Of IN ave TX
al .i.,. ~, ,,rc,i,,,, '''" 80 ~" ''l'' ~
.,rI, eT ~ ise, 90
G,,Coidrich' $50 Beck 81. The Bronx: April %.
i6isr eT N r,,. ..
~. -.Aiy'H foreclosure April 20. David @
~ Iel: 70 conrad stern, . West 10th
o,r. "T Tos ~ LII. a. tsrh 5. 20 West 56tn 81.
s22.rlgrIr' ID btoad"ay
q, - ia - -, :, 10 ~ or Broadway. 25N
5'''' ,''s1"l 'l,otl, ~ vel 10 SOPHIA Good
~, ~. o.. W's. lolst ~; 800. April IS mtg
9-U.Wv'' flW' attorneys Heyman G ". b Mas
say 81 -
SAME PROPERTY: Sophia Goodman 20
Sarah Goodman. ~ West tGist ~. Ar,-,i %
Hntg 10000 500. attorney. same
l-i~I sly 81 Vest. S. 100 n o % Str ave-.
l'Nlooli. frank W Easleton 10 Mary = Flan-
norv. SO West Nth 81 mtg g. 0O0,. Nrru e.
500 "a attorney; Edw Mcclure 81 Chambers =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-sstAudart copper on the Metal Er-
-1snx. wa steady with spot. April. May and
lurs quoteo IS50gi4o Tho local street mar
let for copper was steady with eiectrolytic
quoted At 1870 and casting i4814kc. In Lon
don copper closed quiet q, fo4 p o. FOR SPOT
snc fs4 q for futures
TrH. locally 0rn. WIN spot April ard May
0Jo.sd 88G2 aU38 STAG. June. - T5Q%f NJ !.
July. % 8yll1Jc. August. - S5W352). and sep
fsnlDer. 55U5J.3Oc. IN London tin closed easy
- 1881 i5s Tor sDgt anG fiJS iOH for futures
LEAD quiet New York fpot 2 ssU1 800 ana
Fast ~. Louis. 3 72MQc bZAc Iu London
lead cl0sef - 10.
sPEJyTk.J, eosy. Sew YORK spot 6u5.1Oc. ard
East a. Louis 4s50s 90 In London spelter
closed 81 ~ - Cf
IRON. nildicfborO 50 ? Bis 40 IN Ion
f01- Local iron market steady az SO 251tti =
for So I foundry northern. fi5VSi5 ~ FOR 80
= northern. fI5Nff5 ~ fOr 40 ] Southern. and
So SOuff5 for so 2 Southern.
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LIS PENDENS.
APRIL %.
Manhattan.

PARK AVE. p :. 40 n o. 169th -. boxloo
Catherine W Herring 81 al agt Henry Herring -
al tpartition). attorney. r j Hclmick.
9TH AVE. 8. 0Oll Il of 10sth st. 5oxS4
New York Nursery and Childs Hospital e al
AIT Charles | Weinstein o. Al foreclosure OF
Mtg. attorneys. Harris q Towne.
FORSYTH Vt. 80 and 5sia samuel Wacht
agt Dora Fraukenstein Il AL foreclosure OF
Mtg. attorneys. Arnstein & LeTy.
ITrH ST r q. $50 r. Of "a ave. 25xlO0.ll
Katharine r Jackson et al eGt Minnie Cohen
81 al 1amended foreclosure OK mtg; attorney.
N s Borland.
NTH AVE g 8 5i7 = 81 Jane az. 22.ex
Sf3X irreg: It'll ave " r. 50 n of 30th 81.
1875: eth ave. W g SIG f. Of 30th n. l9x6iX
irreG, 56th ST. :. go n NJ Sth ave, y. *
100 O.. t>steIle T. Marzof agt Amelia y Bauche
e. al partition. attorney. " y Freeand.
AMSTERDAM AVE. g cor of both 81. "a II
Xl00; John T. Curtin agt Adam Sands action
20 enforce attorneys lien); attorney. II r Gug-
gaui elmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The following railroad reports for
March were made public yesterday:
Illinois Central-Gross s. OBS toi increase
SGis sol. not Si'3O as, Increase $40 PSI
Canadian Pacinc-Gross 50. ii14ol. decrease
81. G,,I 432: not So Oeo 23S. decrease $3.50 100
Yaz0o and Mississippi Nalley-Gross Sl.0tT,
900. Increase Ss3l2. net $50 253. Increase
$40. G3s.
Erlc-Gross 81 0si 600 increase ss8.59T: net
Sg3s 900 decrease <lGo Dos
Detroit a Macklnac--Gross Sis. 3i5. Increase
g. 100. net S3i 900. decrease - iJl.
Duluth 4 Iron Range-oross 21d?2 in
crease S2S l5s deficit after taxes Si3. lS6. tn
crease SJ.s33.
Union pacinc-Gross 81 sos. idG. decrease
SIG Ts6; net 81 O4a 263 increase Sg4 h5s
Southern Railway-Gross -. oa2 S23 decrease
SSH Tss: net 81 3iS ia6 decrease S2pd 100
Georgia southern n tloridH-oiross S2is d6I.
decrease SIS $40. net 81. lii. decrease <3i.Oor.
Chicago. Milwaukee ~ st. Paul-Gross 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

The following real estate transactions
were recorded Yesterday at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesroom, IA and g Nesey
st.
BY Joseph 2. Day.
S-TTf ST. 30 and 30 East, $50 u OF
81 ave. SflOo.s: two sly brt ,enmnts' al
jcurned 20 May~6.
18th 81. 45.jxl00x irreg xlC0 TO beg; TWO , sty
INK tennnts and stores; also property IN west
chester County. adjourned 10 May ~ e.s
lnsT ST 81 W. VS. s. 80 d ~ sod to
the Tilmil Realty 90. FOR 5000
MADISON 81. $50. $. 2le.5 n oi scam n,I
mel st. a> GNgs1: sty tenmt and stores 500
90 the pin for $4,000
BY Herbert 4 Sherman.
18TH ST. o. West. n cor L>nox Az. 1so,
s-x-5 .. : stv apartment house and stores. sold
10 tho pltf FOR Nn.dt.
By VI. Morgenthau. jr.. Co.
DIVISION ST. 123. :. 80 # :. 81 PIX. 81.
25xs9. + s.v tenmt and stores. sold to Nathan
Horwitz LOT s-t,dS.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p Day.
THOMAS ST. W cor. road 70 Westtche sl,er
docks. lo5.5xSo s1leoxiOoN4LS' sold 70 ''' p''''
LOT Ca'R T;T}g AVE W $. 22i1 4 n OF 23ith
ST. sOxlO55. sold to the pltn FOR wv
by J. II. Meyers
HEATH AVE. eai7. W - eli r OF 2cOth
ST. lt.1xgO; 2 sty brlS dwlg: sold 10 me pun
i0' ''''' By Daniel Greenwald.
ST. 2 ,;ic. vacant: sold to Henry j Uderit1
'o' '-''-'' BY Anthony V cagslano.
IORING PLACE. SIS 3s7.s It n or lsls 80, ST.
70 4xIZ7 llx77 Iixii35 Sherffs sale Of ell rient.
title etc. which w smith st al hso ON
q, 1914. or since; Phillips A. Attorney
withdrawn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Compensation Board Quarters.

Tho newly created state Workingmen's
CONDENSATION Commission. OF which
Robert T. Bowling is chairman. has
leased from the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company three floors in the Metro
pOlitan tower, at Madison ave. and 24th
81 The premises will be used for the
permanent quarters OF the commission
At present 81 occupies temporary quarters
In the washington LIE Building AZ III
Broadway The lease just made with the
Metropolitan Life IS for long term Of
rg.ru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 90
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. n cor Oath 81. Samuel Fucker
agt Harry SchiN et al; Nov %. 1915 $3.50
5TH AVE. d26 and SIS; Crane & Clark agt
Afolph Hageman ct al; April T. 1914: slol 81
ETH ST. 2l5 10 81 ". Cough Mfg Co. Inc,
az John Cromwell ct al; Feb IS. 1914 by
bOnd) $500
SAME PROPERTY; David Tse.ks agt same,
March 8, 1914 (by bond: Sl3J.
9TH AVE. 1850. Standard Plumbing Supply
co agt George II Earle. lr. e. 81; May g.
1913 cancelled; ss74 81.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name ana address OF isssse-)
APRIL -.
Manhattan.

Ard ct. 900 10 500 II "a and "a lofsi irene sdos
NJ Mulhoiland 20 Jacob Friedman and ano, sSDo
Prospect ave; yrs from May J. lslf; 500
attorney Wr II Freedman, Z33 Broadws;.
"' 52'rtf ST 6 w store and basement; Melville
Really 20 10 VIM bernstein. Is W 9lst 81 ~
w. rom Feb !. 1914, $500; attorney
Sllverstirc 30 broadway. 80
Oh AVE 6s4: all; Eliz J Smith 70 Bsrne,
DTTorf, 53i u ave. yrs from May l. l'i''
81. 200. ,, = o,c.,,o- .rr
., Tomt, Schiernitzauer 10 Avenue Al yrs
rom Nav !. 1914; 500. attorney Gusseh-
icimer. r G VI. 81 Wall s.. rc.-,,-
rart Pr1cl,rrann 20 Rainbow Amusen ent o.
TO-, o. ave. WIS from May T. 1914: $780, a.
torney. Louis J Gold. l32 Nassau st u- %
opGuHRD ST. rs: all. Frank Solomon 10
TO Gridvrorrn 5G Orchard st YRS tt.n.
Nav !. 1914. $4,000; attorney. Godsteiu & o. 700
Broadway. ,..-o.r.. y,coh
vc-theirn 10 piedrich II Folte. l"" 81 'N''
r wa from May /. 1914. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Realty Notes.

DR.. Alexander Wolf Is the buyer OF the
dwelling house 1863 Madison ave- auJoIl-
ported sold recently by John j.. kaVa-
naugh for the estate OF john jay jenkins
Or Wolf will occupy the house
Edward Moss is the buyer OF the touI
story loft building III Warren st. repoF teu
pbolns-Sfokes Estates. Title passed yes
teTday. -
Worthington Whitehouse negotiated the
recently rcported lease OF 10 East '9d
ST. for Charles Brendon TO Nlilam r.
NNhffnLnuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
APRIL 20.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.


NJ T. Kelly 10 John = Krauser: 81
New York Title Insurance GO TO rector.
etc. calvary Church or New York: s2I 900
Bella Werner to David Werner; 81.
Edward MYERS. cxr. to Title Guarantee and
Trust GO. Sl2 600.
william T. Kemp and nno. trus. TO MAJ
garot Kemp, $4,000.
Giuseppe D'Alessio TO Francisco Reggie
500
Martin Marks 20 ysnnc Goodman; 800.
Josiah " Do witt. guardian. TO + ri ~
witt. trus t37. 900
Leopold Heymnn to Dry Dock Savings In.
stitution; 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRII. 20
Manhattan.

saTH ST 10 East; for q I s,y repair shop.
MGVa0N: Manhattan Eye. Ear and Throat Hos
pi'al premise owner r OBrien. 2l0 East
Cilh SO. architect. $40
HAMILTON ST 3. 24.5 q Of Catherine
ST. FOR . sly tenmt s2x505: l. Torregrossa.
u Monroe -. owner. G Gallo. 20 Graham ave.
Brooklyn architect: $50 Co.,
2OiTH IT. g 8. 100 n Of 10Th ave- FOR tire.
= sly tennis 5oxSEt1: Crescent Constrv ction
60. 357 East l'fth So, owner: l. piscioita 39l
East lHth II. architect si3500o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Lonton April z.-lrher. were u. 60 bales Of
fsrs1 A. TIE wool auction nales today A ron
ss-Drrnlsnt OF nsriuo~ mot with strong DE-
rpsnf o, prices rnngfng from unchanged 20
-" o.F cent dsaref. America WIS goo1 buyer
jtslIro, gfeasy mfriDDs. moderate supply ~
a ,ru<sEbfccs realized STEADY rates. mo sales
TilOw. New hOgtb wales. 800 bales scoured
,1gzt H. f''1s Z. } sas ta oseen :;
~ M. Victoria no. seoufe1. il z,lGp
- n: Trsssy. iOGuIs 81. H9gth Australia. so.
saoUrs/ Z, Tsl.s III west Australia 100.
gYssxy. ii11ce = Kew /esan9, C.2O.
,Dyysd - sga1s "a. sse4E/. sAG4ls "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
III RE-, Estate
Jaw Gould Gives Cash
for East Side Garage

after eighty-six bids. The property. which
was offered by the VI. Morgenthau' Jr'.
house. on n lot 25x62 feet, at 1913 and l23l2
Division St The bidding started AT 500
above three mortgages aggregatine Slo'W
and interest from February j., 1914. II
was finally sold at Sl0.5J0 above the mort
$270O, 10 Nathan Horwitz, an outsider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Country Places Leased.

kenneth Ives e. Co. have leas-d for the
estate or William Lanman Bull the coun-
try place az TarrytOwn. adjoining the
estate Of Mrs Finley J. Shepard, for the
season: for Ernest u. Ling his estate at
TarrytOwn. for the estate Of Samuel VI.
Jarvis the residence on Quaker Ridge.
MamarOneck. for Edwin II. Katie his
homo on BOWS Lane. lrvington-
fHf.F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Asbury Park Hotel Rented.

Feist e. Feist. OF Newark. leased the
Winthrop, the second largest hotel I'm
Asbury Park. y. j.. for Morris May TO
August h. and Olga Slender, OF New
York. The hotel IL 1t the southwest cor
uer OF Second ave. and kingsley St,
fronting on the ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
The Bronx.

LOT $50, on map OF property AZ Wooiewn
Heights. Mary Clark and ano agt Triangle
Construction and Realty 20 et el foreclosure
OF r1tel; attorney. ! y Blunt.
LOTS "a and 10 map o. 4IS lots of HeiSht
Estate: Bronx Security ard Brokerage Co est
Ellen Marie Gerard - al foreclosure of mtg
attorney. ] lawson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
To Enlarge s. P. O. G. Building.

The present home OF tho Society for
tho Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children at
tho southeast corner Of Fourth ave and
20 at Ia TO be enlarged with two re
stories. Tho structure will he carried up
20 "A height of ten stories. the necessary
alterations costing about 5000
Plans for tho changes are being pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
The Bronx.

WALKER AVE tl3s. all: Otto K Kun. ian.
% Frsderick Goerhtzer. 1885 walker ave
yrs from Jan J. 1911 $l2C 10 10 ov >'''Oo' ~
Willis AVE. Az. store. etc; Emma l.
,.ahoncy 70 Herman Hugo. Az WIZ, ave- ave.
and an6: yrs from May !; I'LL III, s 80,
at,o-rev Samuel Coldsteln. 30 Brook a'.; n
19qD Sr 347 20 800. also 134th ~; go
and s42 East all: Margaret r Weih a.. 10
T-errv Blau. SCI Wendovcr ave; ~, "TI.
Jan I. 1911: S'1o'' attorney 'i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

HAVEN AVE. " : S75 q n Of l7o;h 81
/ S. 7xl03 ~ irreg: Charles VI Rosenthal loan
/ gilrose Construction 60 $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Doctor Buys at Riverdale.

The Delaield estate has sold at Field
stCn. Rverdale, 20 DR. George A Wyeth
a plot on the westerly side OF Goodridge
ave. near Fieldston Road. Plans are
now being completed by Dwight J. Baum
Tor large Colonial homo and garage on
the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30

IONGFELIlOW AVE. W :, go Il % Carl
son ave. lO0xl00: Matthias Haffen loans Schat-
ter Embroidery Co 20 erect one siy hrk rae
tory building - payments $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
NEW JERSEY.
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN.

, ncur Postal Will bring you pno,0ss
| GEHi and booklet N" % M ana
room Tapestry Brick ho9s' ,S SS s 10 Sc ESQ
@.rr6 SINGER. as Kings Highway. bkh.
DESIRABLE two-famiiy dwelling Gao % ,Don III
h-a ,, ST; > 9cor ~ rent Tor $40. AcKER
MAN fST Greenwich -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
,,ESTCHEsTEK COUN1
Kenneth Ives & Co. r ws,'oS@ Ter, I -
TENNESSEE


.,,.,,e land near NJ Pleasant Iehls ~ ~
taning 100000 tons runn,.n,s, ~. fro spgr ot T.
per cen, "9'' INNS through T.. Capt W..
Tijurbel' L, 8. \. 523 Broadway Na'"'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
The Bronx

CLAREMONT PARKWAY. 425: Jacob Ru-
bin aSt Joseph Yarvitz, owner. and r Rieger
e Co. contractor: 500.
CHARLOTTE ST. Q 3. 1903 u n OF Sea
bury pi 75Sl00; Joseph Starobin agt Tiber
Building Corporation. owner and contractor;
$500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

n,onx :, ROOMS FAMILY BRlCs'
- un-to-date rented. blocks ron ~
vsy and trolley, investigate and make cry
80. .acr,ece MOORE, go W. -4th 81, y. =,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
Unusual Foreclosure Sale.

An unusual occurrence happened AT the
Balesroom yesterday. when property
under foreclosure was sold 10 an outsider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-30
STATEN ISLAND.

TorrrNvTrLE. SEA SHORE; Ft1RoNSlds7s; 400 To-
- bnpasIow. season. $3.50. price. S3oW. a.
down. a0S Manhattan st. see d,
NCttEPyAN. ISL Greenwich -. y, -
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$50. 1903. Increase s33, 200. net s2.zsa,se In
crease 1852 646. 1"
New York, Susquehanna a western-c,o.,
sol U23 Increase s22 500; net si0l. 6i5, increase
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nared nv Reuwtck. Aspinwall & Tucker.
The new additions will be utilized AS a
detention dormtory for children and also
for Offices
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,1Nr,,oN,euep HOUSES TO LEI
BoRouGH or MANHATTAN
Private Houses $50 to $lOV
Robert Levers 376Lenox Az
uNFuRNisHED Apartment ,.
FAST SIDE.

TIE ror .KESHAYN. hth ave. nor'nesso ara
nsr ssth .-Unfurnlshet apart'nen.o asc-
IN a.. rnouA and bathrooms. newly
,,,se a,. sraTtment with southern sNpoS'
rant 81. 900 60 $500 Inquire on premise"
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded Yesterday at the Real rs
tate Exchange salesroom. Il and 9 Nesey
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-22
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Shors suicide.

Shors suicide.
This Is the way 1t is in the world
she wrote in the second letter. People
are prejudiced against those who com
nit suicide. and yet many take the
lives of others to make their own liv-
ings. When one attempts suicide the
authorities try every means of bring
ing him to life so that they may pun
ish him; but those who takes the lives
of others are not punished"
In the last letter Miss Shor wrote:
II must end my life-and It is curl
Gus thing to me. i have no life, and
still it is hard to end 1t. | am sick,
lonesome mad poor. l need home and
have none. But everything will be fin
ished soon. | will be dead corpse.
That is better than being a live one.
In the letter to Mrs. Felberg Miss
Shor referred to herself as a heap Of
burned ashes The letters were writ
ten in Hebrew. Miss Shor came to this
country from Russia ten years ago and
prospered, but in recent years had
failed in health and spirits. Her body
was found several hours after her
death by Mrs. Biumenthal.-Ne York
Times.
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A Insulated Telephone Wire at the
Bottom Of . Crater.


OF . crater In the earth made BY the
explosion Of . heavy shell. Tho in.
lstructions to all subordinates from the
chief Of intelligence to look for the
source OF the leak in information to
the Browns made him quick to see q
.clew in anything unusual. He Jumped
down into the crater and not only
found his pains rewarded. but that
the wire was intact and ran under.
ground In either direction. Who had
laid It? Not the Grays. Why was It
there? He called for one Of his men
to bring a buzzer. and it was the work
OF little more than q minute to cut the
wire and make an attachment. Then
he heard q woman's voice talking to
"Lanny." Who was Lanny? He wait.
Cd till he had heard enough to know
that 1t was none other than Lanstron,
the chief Of star Of the Browns. and
the woman must be spy. An orderly
dispatched to the chief Of intelligence
with the news returned with the or.
der:
drop everything and report to me
In person at once"
sFor this have made my sacrifice!"
Marta thought. THE killing goes on.
BY LAnny's orders. not by Westerling's,
Ithis time
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