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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

Oic BON Der Spejial.Gommiiiion OeS
@ouucrneurs @olOsborolg6 auSNc
arbcitet wurOc, pom Senator @il-
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gen bon S6uben nit 6oben 9l6ideen
mn nnS Srnncn npn Shlibflei0arn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

,Sm llntcrbollic fonmt norgct
Gicnitog. sic 9(n0crion'iHc @iQ. iuc(.
dc Ocnicl6cn 3iped pcriolgt, 5ur Tis.
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cine SnouitricQe llnioQ-@cboroe cin-
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9orOi6e Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

cine gauge @icnge pi6tigcr &orlogcu
5u bcrot6cL lm0 Oie 3cit ucrOe icbr
flirj. Gic 9l6itimmlmg 6otte iolgcn-
0eS Nciltltut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26
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nocb elmer ldngeren Sibitng Nlittogs
bis sum 9lben0, nm Dem @oupcrncllr
@olOS6orou06 @clegeubeit 5ll ge6ci,
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5n @nOe ging. TaS &aupt-Sntereiie
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fiIr5er 1ebotte nit # gegen 10
Stiumcn bis sum nGcDIten Niittuod
Ocri6o6ei wlroe. glls sic 9ia por-
0clcgt wurOc, itcQtc Senator 0gOcn
bon Baltimore Ben glntrog, sic @c-
rat6ung Der &orlagc 5u ucrihie6eu,
Inn ibm @clegcn6cit 5u ge6en cinc
Wicnge piGtigcn NinterialS III @e5ng
aui Die 9luiternfultrr 5u priiien. Sc
llotor .Vlil6onrnc opporiirte Dem Pm
trogc mo gnb cnci, llir5cn 9fiidblid
llbcr 9acS, mas bcreits iIbcr Die &or-
lagcn gcia9t porOcn lit. Ges9lci6en
opponirte Scllotor @iQions Dem 9ln-
tragc, a6cr nit oem 3uiobe. OuB man
bel oicicr 9lbitimnlng uir6t auf iein
cnOgiiItiges @ohm iNlieBen Oiiffe.
Noun crbo6 iicb Seuator Ganp6ea
3 itnO bat Oeu Senat, ibn nod cinigc
Gage 9eOenf5eit 5u acben, oenn bic
6inan5en OcS Stoatcs b0ttcn ieine
3eit pon N}or0enS 8 ll6r bis W}itter.
la9t icOcn Eog in 9Iniprilh genoms
men ruO cr 6a6e ser Same nod ribt
Ole gluimerfiamfeit miomen f0nnen,
luclhc 0ieiel6c peroiene. 9lut6 Sena-
Tor @enion iprud III 06nli6en Gin
ne. Eogcgel proteltirtcn Die Sena-
loren gef imO Sarpcr gan5 entidie-
oen gegen cine weitcre &erihlepplmg
Ger Bill, Ocnn Der Senat babe nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

(iSOrtictAns iiebc 6. Seitc.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
BUYER to Erect Dwelling
on Choice Site Near
FriCk Home.
HOUSES
SOLD BY r. B. DULA
Disposes of SaXOny and DE W.T.
Purchased by Him a Short
Time Ago.

The -Four West Fifty-Seventh Street
Conpanv. composed OF members OF the
Roosevelt family, has sold the vacant
nlot 2oxl75 feet. at No. $50 Fifth avenue.
IN q client Of the LAWYERS Realty Com
many. who will erect an English base
ment dwelling house on the site. The
property, which is between 69th and 10Th
streets. was purchased by the selling
company last November from August
Heckscher William r. May < Co. were
the brokers in the transaction.
II. c. Frick has erected his new home
on the block Immediately north. The plot
which Is the last unimproved parcel on
the avenue south OF 10th street, was origl-
nalIy owned by Anthony n. Brady. who
sold Il to Mrs. Margaret A. Plant-Graves
for $4,000 Mrs. Gravcss heirs sold II 10
Mr.. Heckscher. The parcel is on the
highest point OF the I.enoX fllll district, re-
gardcd as the choicest section Of the city.
Robert b. Dula, formerly head OF the
Iiggett & Myers Tobacco Company
through Lotion II. Slswson and Hornor &
Co. has resold TO an investor the SaHony
and Dc Witt, two apartment houses at
the southwest corner of Broadway and
SD street. which he recently purchased
through the same brokers from Bing &
Bing
The Saxony is seven story elevator
structure. occupying the immediate cor
ner. with a frontage OF ?o.4 feet on Broad
way and lo2 feet on SD street. The De
Witt. which adioins on the street. is a SIX
story elevator house, having frontage
of 90 feet and depth of lo5 feet.
Other sales announced yesterday follow
c0Trr sTREET-C. J. H. Hamilton has sold
FOR tho Albert T. Ma ndo estate No. ~ faSi
.0th street four story and basement dwell
ond and Third avenues. The broker has leaSeu
tho house for the nep owner 10 a client Tor
term of tventy-one years. The property ndH
moi changed hands for half q century.
CLINTON ANENUE-Thc Hamilton Holding
Compsnv d.owenfeld 4 Prayer has sold the
street five story new law house. on = po'
40x1OO7 feet The property was held at $'oVV;
SEVENTH AVENUE. \. " God mas resoiH
for the Saranac Construction company NoS.
.20t and 1905 seventh avenue, two i've story
ratbouses with stores. on plot 5ONlvO rect
near 1e5tl street The buyer s Relanie Chnicr'
WHO gave in exchange place A. lthlneuNch'
y Y The Saransc company acquired Inc SeN-
cnth avenue house in foreclosure last peoc"-
Der. - .oid
1ofST STREET, !. Grcenborser has SOFA
for Aaron Goodman 20 stephen II. jackson 80.
house on a lot eoI0x1oo feet between l|noN
and seventh avenues Tho property was given
In mart payment FOR the fathousc No. 90 West
5oth street reported sold Tuesdsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-19
ANOTHER OLD FIRM
TO MOVE UPTOWN
Bottle Manufacturer Have Been
in Vesey Street for Forty Years
Other Business Rentals.

Rudde & Wcsterman. manufacturers
and importers of bottlers' supplies. have
suhIeased from the estate OF Frederick
Beck the southwest corner Of Seventh
avenue and 18th street The lease is for
n term Of thirteen years at an aggregate
rental Of about t1A3,0oo. The property.
which consists Of a six story building, on
a plot 50x1OO feet, will he extensively
altered by the lessee for occupancy on
May l. Plans for tho alterations arc he
ing prepared by Architect John Jordan,
who estimates their cost at 100000. The
lessees have had their headquarters in the
five story building at Nos 30 and 81
Vesev street for forty-two years.
George Ketchum leased for the Times
Square Improvement Company TO the Or.
Reed Cushion Shoe Company for a long
term of years the large corner store and
basement In the new Hobart Building,
northeast corner Of Broadway and 37th
street
Samuel H. Martin leased the third floor
at the southeast corner OF Broadway and
67th street to the National Association OF
Audubon Societies for offices.
Pcase & Gilman leased for Mrs. Ida 3.
Flower to Ralph a. Cavalier for ten
years the two story garage at No. 1903
West 5lst street.
The Cross and Brown Company leased
the second loft at Nos. rs and II Spring
street TO the Gsiety Waist Company {;
space in No 126 Fifth avenue 10 the Rose
dale Woollen Company. and, with FIRED
erick Fox & Co. the ninth loft AZ No. $40
Broadway 10 saul ". Rosenberg.
The Duross Company leased for tho
Philbin estate the third loft OF the Her
ring Building. 18th street and Ninth ave
nue.. 10 the J. Adler Gliding Company
Inc.
J. G White & Co leased the store at
No. II; Chambers street 10 Michael To-
reno for term Of years az An aggregate
rental Of $4,000.
Poasc & Elliman have leased Offices In
Aeolian Hall 10 4. u. Mclean. the motor
and accessories manufacturers. and Vic
tor Birr.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and At
torncv.D
FEBRUARY 1s
Mapb attain
Manhattan.

ARTHUR AVE 242G and 2t2s. se cor ~
1Ssth st. G2xs2.7; Jan III. III Anton.a
Pouns 20 Louis Gates SG1ou, attorney
Lawyers Title Insurance GO. 1850 Broadway.
CHERRY ST, f22 begins az e. cor o. 70,
.9S map 1876. property OF heirs Mar. ~
Reekman OF Isaac Ludlow. ". lON 10y; Dec
~ l9oi. Michael j and Jane Whelan 70
Narraret Il Douglas: 81 500. attorney, THO
guarantees 60. 176 BROADWAY.
CHERRY ST. 1i2. 6. 30 y or Cath.
arine 81. runs v .f5x 6olX BOX 1873
10 s s alleyway y S9.IX @ ~ 5O.s 10 beg
Jan y. 1901. Bernard and Mary Golden
70 Hy DE- Forest Weckes, $1,000, attorneys
Weel<es Bros. i3 William 81.
DIrNCOMBE AVE y =. 56l n " from
Elliott ave runs n W $50 20 Bronx River <
j Il o 100 to beg: March Il. 1918; stacy y
attorney W ! Hoffman,. 25s BrosdUsy.
LOTS 30 and -. map 10. Anthonn es,s,e;
kingshridge Heights; lot 30. being 23Nlls.l
>25. 2x1151l; lot 81. being @5xll llN29 *
11211: Jan s. 1898. Patrick and Catherine
Brady 70 Mutual ife Insurance CO. S-'oVO'
address. 81 Cedar 81.
NORFOIK ST. 80. " = 100 u % Broone
e. 20 gNIO0; Feb %, 1907. Louis ana Esther
Witchik ct al TO Julius Smoiin formerly
Smolinsxy): $1,000. attorneys. kantrowitz 4
T. $50 Broadway.
PERRY AVE. =, 22i.l1 II Of .ols'
St said pt being al intersection or :
Perry ave with line at 70 Marion ave
1866 " from intersection with " 2Olst
ST. 5ONSO: March p 1872: Melrose Building
co TO Anna J Fulton: $3.50; attorney oliver
STANTON sT @ cor OF Allen ST. 4a.1oN
30 Nov 30. 1912; Iguatz Jacobson 10 Bow
cry Bank OF New York, amount omitted.
9TH ST. f2H East. "a $, D.1O; Feb -.
1902: Solomon and Fannie Frankel 10 Green
WITCH Savings Bank: S2l.00o attorney,
George G De witt IS Nassau 81.
9Th ST. $50 Fast. s -. X97. April j..
1906. Ida Mschiz to Vim Brandt, $500
attorney. = Brandt. tr. so 81 ave
18TH AVE tnow East 22sth ST., 8. 40
n W OF 5th 81 now Brentwood ave), map
Wstehcld. 25xf14. Jan a. 1911; Wlhelmina
Sornenberg 10 Jakob and ksrolins Leske:
- 900. attorney. n kopp. SO East c2sth
81.
2STH ST. = 45S4 n ~ 9Th ave. 26sx
0S.9. March 80 1911; Joseph Manheimer %
Harris y Colt: 800. 900. attorneys. Curtis
Maliet- Prevost & e. 30 Broad st
DIST ST. Iss East, e tfs u ~ 81 ave,
2IxroOs: oct I. 1910; Mary y Mccormack
TO Iona E,tlinger. $4,000. attorneys. Peacock
& Stoves. - Pine 81.
9jTU ST. s. 514 n ~ Amsterdam ave
i6N zoos June % 1905 Michael ] Mulhall
- the Bank for Savings IN the city OF New
York. $4,000; attorneys, Strong & e. 30
Wall 81.
12sTH ST, 5. 100 II Of TN ave. 25x
30 II, june 2. 1882. Daniel r hin 10 the
German Saving, Bank; tl2.0o0 address. 1i7
4th ave.
is4TH ST. sa7 East. n :. fGsxioo. March
.. 1917 Eliz VI Prev 20 Charles J Dumas;
81 500: attorneys. Whsiey. Walker Fay.
- william 81.
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Manhattan.

All RAILROADS. properties franchises
etc; New York Central Il Hudson River Rail-
road 90 70 Bankers Trust 90. trustee. Is Wall
81: June 20. consolidation mtgo due as per
bond. sl57.lo2. 800: attorney, Albert II Harris,
t5o Lexington ave
SAME PROPERTY: same 70 Guaranty Trust
Company OF New York. trustee. 40 Broa dway:
Oct l. 1919. refunding and Improvement mtg;
due per bond; 500 900. 900: attorney as above.
NAGLE AVE. $. 800 # OF Ellwood 81.
1ooxisif: Gibraltar Realty co 70 William l.
Crow Construction co, 100 Park ave; Feb s; due
az per bond: $4,000 attorneys. King & Booth
81 Liberty
81 Cox: Sand Construction Co 20 Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust 90. $50 Broadway;
Feb .; yr per cent: $4,000
VBRMILYEA AVE- s.. 80 n of Academy
e. 5oSloo same 20 same; Feb 2. ! IT, per
isr AVE-. 157. =. 2s.lx72: Jacob F'ink.l-
Fob Is: due May rs. 1919. 1000; attor-
noys Prison & Beall Nassau ST.
9TH AVE. 92f 5 cor Of S9th e.. y
leosehold. John Curry 10 Lion Brewing
Corpn. iOg West losth ST. Feb 10; demand. 9
per cont; so.2si; attorneys Fitch. 4 q.
ssTH ST. n 5. Is7 It Of 10th ave. e5xes
Eliz u Green TO WIN Eckenfelder. 1917
Shakespeare ave. Feb Is (prior mtg s6.230l :.
yr' per cent $1,000; attorney \ Gard
5sD ST, sI4 West. ls.7H75: Curtis T Boo1
20 sarah hsrney; 2SS We s oo 2''h -, 81, Los
GOTH ST. q. o5 II W OF Madison ave. 26r
I5L; Louise Van II Bond 20 Metropolitan
savings Bank. 80 Cooper Square East; .
yrs Feb Is: $40. 900; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance co. 100 Broadway
73D ST. c75 West, 20xsl4; Reliant Hold
ing co to Edith II synington. oIo West 7sd
st; Feb is; yrs. ~ per cent: $50 900. at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co 100
Broadway
p5TH sr. West. IS 1asx--; Eleanor "
williams 10 Title guarantee and Trust 60.
fTc BROADWAY. Feb is. due az per bond
sI2.c0o
nth 81. Q Eat. 23xlooIi, Sarah Roth
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100000 BROOKLYN DEAL
BUYERS Plan Nineteen Flat
houses for Triangular Plot.

SelRmau & Sugarman purchaser
through schrlcbcr & Wosthall trlangd-
lar plot fronting l6l feet on Myrtle ave
nue. lS5 feet on Madison street and IN
feet on Putnam avenue. from the Ever
green Stone Works. The buyers VIII
erect nineteen six family brick fathouses
on the property. and have agreed to give
as part payment FOR the site four OF the
new structures The deal involved close
to 10000. The same brokers also sold the
Two story and basement brick dwelling AT
No. lG2 Foxhall street, 20Nloo feet, for
August Esenwein to Jacob Hess.
The Albany Avenue Real Estate Com
pany sold through John Woodenbur No.
14o Schenectady avenue, two family
brick house. for Lewis II. Rose TO George
II. Buckley.
r. J. Sforza sold for Antonio Madeo
the plot %Oxa5 feet, east side OF Fitteenth
avenue. 40 feet north OF Sad street; Tor
Isabella y. Doig the plot 1924 feet, on the
north side OF SD street. 24o feet west or
Fifteenth avenue
d. Y Morris sold twenty-one two family
brick houses In Apollo street, Greenpoint,
10 client OF Noah Clark for $4,000. Each
dwelling occupies lot 20xi00 feet.
Noah Clark sold eleven lots at tho
southeast corner 81 Meek and Morgan
avenues. for Mira ogden to q client for
$500 The proy erty fronts 100 feet on
Morgan avenue and 225 feet on Meeker
avenue: also. sold No. 80 Herbert street, a
three story brick tenement house. 2SXl"
feet. for Joseph Arnold to client for *ll,-
O0O, and No. 40 Guernsey street. two
family frame dwelling. 25xlOO feet, Tor
James McKillott 10 a client for 5000. The
McInerney Klinck Realty Company sold
for George Hurley the frame dwelling,
o5x1oo feet, south side Of 18th street, 2S 10
feet west OF Fifth avenue.
Charles g. Hitler sold No. 1878 Fifth
avenue, a four story brick tenement
house. with stores. % S1loo feet, to a client
of Tutino ~ Cerny.