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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-24

Sawyer episodes. They were scheo-
uled to arrive at Hannibal about S
O'Clock yesterday morning and plan
ned to, spend some little time at the
cave. Members of the party were
interested in knowing of the connec-
ton between Keokuk and Mark
Twain, and his brother.
They Like keokuk.
The convention delegates expressed
themselves more than pleased with
the entertainment provided for them.
They were delighted with the city,
and the local people who took out the
parties in the autos declared that the
visitors pointed numerous instances
of beauty in the town, which local
people have missed.
The visitors were sincere in their
compliments OF Keokuk, and Keokuk
would like to entertain them again.
IL the convention will come here The
party all declared that they were
having a fine time, and that the en-
tertainment provided by the power
company here would not be forgotten.
Some Incidents Of the Trip.
The Missourians were forced to
discipline one of their number who
took it into his head on the trip Fri
day morning, to wake everyone by
pounding on the door OF thu state
room with a sledgehammer. The Gull
urit was Mr.. Lane, and he was put
on trial before a kangaroo court. His
sentence was drink for every man
in the party and box of candy for
every woman.
D. l.. Hearn of the Wagner Elec-
trio company Is a popular man on
the trip. He has provided Wagner
Electric company cigars for the
men and a big box of candy for all
of the ladies in the party.
Some Who were Here.
Among the officials of the trip
ere Mayor Henry w. Kiel Of st.
Louis. his wife and two daughters.
Miss Edna Kiel and Mrs Tranville
Hogan: Mr.. James Hoke, sewer COM
missioner; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Elm
stein, president Union Electric asso-
citation; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Spoeh-
rer, secretary Of the Union Electric
company; Mr.. and Mrs. F.. D. Boards
lev Of Union Electric company; Rob-
ert McCulloch, United Railways COM
pany; Bruce Cameron. traffic mana
ger Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Bowles, Mis-
souri, public service commission; Mr..
and Mrs. D. l.. Hearn, Wagner Elec-
trio company; Col G. c. Butler of
Gov. Elliot w. Majors staff; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. e. W1therby OF the General
Vehicle company, Chicago: Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs f.
f. Kinney, building commissioner, st.
ouis; Miss Anita Moore, a newspa-
per CORES pondent of st. Louis who
covers all conventions for the pa
pers there.
Among the local people who were
guests at dinner were: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. B. Towue. Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Joy.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Trawick, Judge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-24
RA|h[Y GIVEN GR|[[|NG
BY LOGAN At BANQUET

complish the Harvesting OF the river.
He dwelt on the work of Mr.. Cooper,
and on the splendid prospects for the
future.
Mayor S. w. Moorhead was then
called upon by Judge Logan to extend
the welcome to the visitors. Mayor
Moorhead very heartily welcomed the
visitors, expressed his regret and
that Of the citizens of Keokuk that the
party was not to be longer here, and
begged them to command keokuk in
any way possible during their short
stay. Mayor Moorhead said he was
glad the floating convention had come
to Keokuk, and was only sorry it
could not have stayed longer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-24
Local Man Tells Missouri
Public Utilities Convention,
Congressman Lied in
Statement.
DOESN'T MlNcE WORDS
Banquet at Hotel iowa and
Dance on Board Quincy
Are Features of En-
tertainment.
DOESN'T MINCE WORDS

Congressman Henry T. Rainey of
Illinois was grilled by Judge William
Logan, POSTMASTER at the banquet
rendered the Missouri Electric, Gas,
Street Railway and Waterworks as
night. Judge Logan did no. hesitate
to pass the short and ugly word, and
designated the Illinois legislator as
thing" The attack from the local
man was not in defense of any of the
attacks the congressman has made on
him. personally, but came as a refuta-
lion of certain statements which
Rainey has been making about Major
Montgomery Meigs, the United States
civil engineer here. Judge Logan
took up the cudgel in defense of the
government official who has been
stung by the falsity Of certain state
ments. as his friends know.
| 1t was in introducing Major Meigs
that Congressman Rainey received
his dues at the hand of the local man.
Judge Logan referred to the state
ments that Rainey had made at var
ious times regarding the building of
mansion by the power company for
the government engineer. He also
took occasion to deny the allegations
of the Illinois congressman in one
speech that Major Meigs had not pro-
tected the government interests. The
judge declared tina. Major Meigs was
man who could not be bought by all
the gold Of the Rockefellers.''
Denounces Congressman.
Referring to the Illinois congress
man, Judge Logan with note OF
scorn in his voice, said:
This thing over there in Illinois
| won't speak his name, for if did
wouldn't get the slime out Of my
mouth for week.-Mrs. man-no; not
man but thing tina. wears clothes
and is poor imitation OF man-has
said that this water power company
has built magnificent stone mansion
for Major Meigs. On the contrary,
Major Meigs is today living in mod
est cottage for which he is paying the
i rent himself. The water power COM
pany never gave bride of any sort.
And that man, tina. thing, who made
that statement lied and lied like
dirty dog And I'm responsible for
my statements and will prove them il
he'll give me chance in court Of
Justice
This statement coming as it did
from a man who is respected and ad-
mired by the community, and man
who has the courage to come to the
defense of his friend who feels keen
Ily the injustice of such statements,
and made before the people it was,
will no doubt have some desired eff
feet on the speeches and letters of
the congressman.
Banquet at Iowa.
Over one hundred and twenty-five
sat down to the banquet tables spread
in the dining room of the Hotel Iowa
last night at 700 O'Clock. Mayor
Moorhead of keokuk and Mayor Kiel
of st. Louis headed one long table.
At the other sa. Judge William Log
an, POSTMASTER. and J. A. Trawick.
manager of the Mississippi River Pow
err company, the hosts of the evening.
At smaller tables a number of guests
were seated.
A tempting menu was served con-
sisting Of:
Tomato bisque
Pickles olives Radishes
Roas. turkey and dressing
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-24

rived from the afternoon trip and the
entertainment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-24
At Mark Twain's Cave.

The floating convention hauled up
anchor at midnight Friday and start
ed home. They were to visit the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-24

Mark Twain cave-the scene of the
famous Huckleberry Finn and Tom
Sawyer episodes. They were sched-
uled to arrive at Hannibal about 5
o'clock yesterday morning and plan
ned to, spend some little time at the
cave. Members Of the party were
interested in knowing of the connec-
ton between Keokuk and Mark
Twain, and his brother.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

SATISFIED MORTGAGES
twi,h name and address OF lenders at
torney.D

WV" name anu address OF lenders at
torneyD
18Th Idd ST ss T. ss isS e Madison ay, 20,
Tirhoi;, to John " sterling atty, y y r
5os@ids Mlken I 10 so'S; sh sTP' ia Il
l2$D ST. l:j L. n :. go Park av i5xioo.ii.
Nov :. lso7-Fred BAY to Vim Lubeck
SAME PRofEKTY. Jan .. igos-samce, 't to
SAME PROPERTY. Jan 10. isio-s.n 1tOt TO
AMSTERDAM AZ. .s7.ass ... s7s y i ysG
st. So5Nloo, '1th -. lsi iss W ;, 100
Loui, = aud cath y SETON to Columbia
PP,.wning' BrunsMiok' Ga. atty. Franklin
SAP Sr : l25 " Amsterdam av. 5Oxioo s.
Pc - lsoi-Union Baptist church OF the
borough Of Manhattan to Industrial saw
ings aud Loan Assoc. atty. Thos W Butts,
5lsT ST. $ 100 9 lin av. runs 25x ;
i9'lA NV -iSN n 1861 to : = hes:
i part farm Of John Hopper 18th ward.
?tN> SN2j.SN4ii. " : Mar -. l9oc-Moses
loeNstein ana sno to Fannie schwartz.
lli'h IL atty. q Co, l!s
18TH Sr n s. 1851 e SIN Az. isxaa II. Nan
81 1905 Alfred r Hanson to Equitable
In" AS,ur Society. "ttys. Alexander 4
7TH Az .oa. n . cor .gd ST. MOI on ieas.
a.. Nov g, laoS-Thos Kieran to Bern
heimer schwartz Brew 90. s. $40
lHal' : L. =. -Vb " AtnNteTu IN uN, -HNfE /,
June 20 leoj-Wm l. am F.anc-s Rah
man to Thos Moore. atty, " Moore, III
" nth st........ ....... 60. ...... So 900
9.D IT. n r. 205 Columbus a. le.sNl00s.
May Is. lacs-.Helen VI Edgar to Richard
Z Thhaut. attys, Rose TA'ku. rs
BWaS ........ ..... s.. 600
BROOAtE ST. +, so Ludlow 50 Z5Njo.
sept II, laO9-lsaac and Rosie cohen =;
a. to Bessie Smith. attys Merrill & \
rs Bway. ........... ............ 81, 500
/ RfNiNGTON ST n . cor Chrystie -, 25s
roo. Mar I lsos-lienrie,,a SANDER and
aun to S!lt- u Scudd"r. prest. and Harry
Iis,hel. chairman. Jefferson Bank Lilo
Comm, attys, S.rHshourger.
Rway ........... ........ ........ tl2o OC
. 23sTH ST n :. a. KEEPER av. SoNloo
Dec I. lgl2-CIement Constr Go 20 sussr
ROay '.,. ...'.0.. IS OoC
! cRoT0NA Az. g =. ii3lo n 10th st. %,
100 June 3. ises-Hy a Wilheimina
: WyAnd 10 NarEt Dunkley and ano
! cxtces. a,tys. AssosN & levy. ~ willisr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

Eastern New York and New England.
cloudy to-day and tomorrow; strong north
cast winds.
New Jerscy. cloudy. with pronably rain
to-day and tomorrow; strong essteriy
winds
Western New York. cloudy to-day and to-
morrow fresh easterly winds.
NEW YORK. Dec 6.--rhe storm from thu
Gun OF Mexico moved northeastvard and
was central over northern Georgia yewsr-
day, attended by rain In the Ohio Valley
and tho southeastern quarter OF tho coun-
try aud heavy rain In Georgia and Ten
! nsssec.
Scattered showers occurred In tho Pacific
states. although the depresson on that coast
| possessed less vigor.
over other parts Of the country the pres.
sure was high from a centre over eastern
Ontario, and tho weather generally fair.
It much colder over northeastern
/ parts OF the country and freezing tempers-
lures again covered northern New England
and New York and most Of tho lake re-
gions and southNestward into southern
| Texas.
! In this city the day was fair and much
cooler. wind. fresh northeast. average hu-
mildly. 81 per cent, barometer corrected
/ TO read TO sea level. at \. NJ. 30.3s.
! T.. NJ. 30. ID.
| The temperature IN this city yesterday. AZ
recorded by the oflca thermometer Is shown
! In pd tuht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

Res~ Admiral F + Realty. tom com.
mSnd miro division. Atlantic nec' TO homo
car' W W Gnmor to N.vu war co,ee.
c.p. ~ witt Corr,lu FROM Nava. Wa
College to command thirh division. Atlantic
can't C. 8 Williams. iron, commend o. tho
hH@nr Iwa"H to ,2- Mn'2 ,,, W'I U.;ss
TO command the Bhoi. Island
Commander II - Stickncv ~ Naval Wa
Commander II II Chrisry from command
90 th" Salem to command the Ssr Francisco
C0WWluucr W Is. NNrrNson. from com
ORDERS
Lieutenant Commando 9 7 ovens from
lieutrudut commander \ = Jackson from
command OF the Burrows TO homs Tor
ljrl' J lon-. from Mar. Island yard to
fhN promrth'us
rlou, II. p pampman. FROM the ssi-m to
I'sut \ ; Hickey. from IN. sa,em to IN.
lieut. = naulcis from Command OF m.
Panther to command the BURROWS
Lieut. " Haiues. from the Rainbow
Lien J Raer from IN. nueuqu- to the
IFlr"it' II g waiting from tn, West W.
giuu ~ the Ra.ch
Lieut. \ j Klrk 70 N. r'sh.
to works of the Wright Compnny DAYTON
c y Nhtohesd, from the Ra'nbow to IN.
- Loul.
7 two lrrfuct nous
, su.gcou u y Carpenter from sdvanc.
hase .r'Eulc. AttUti, Meet.
surgeon \ farenhot ron the st Louis
10 he oregon.
Passed Assls'Nrt surgeon G. paker
from the ChptfpunogH % homo for orders
! Passrt Assistant surgeon " NJ Kerr from
/ tho Rainbow ~ the CHATTANOOGA
! Passed Assistant surgeon +. X Koltee.
from advance base man"n,rc' Arautlr
rrrt 20 Atlantic reserve fleet.
uassrd Assistant Surgeon " T. KrrNy
7 f,.un ndNNu"c base munpuNIes, Atlantic
H..' ~ the olympia
i.i..rl Assistant surgeon W. Chambers.
from utriuo cNpelit'oUarN force Ntpn'.
r.ci. 20 A~lttic 0eet
/ Passed Assistant surgeon u II Dorsey,
from IN" '"n""''ir"' I" A.'a"''r '"'"rvo
feet.
/ Assistant Surgeon n. Y. Cornett from the
J Hancock to Asiatic station.
/ Assistant Surgeon W l.. Haworth, from
marine eNpeditionsry force, Atlantic Meet to
| Prometheus,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
RECORD OF LIGHT BUILDING.
only Ten plans Filed Last Month
buildings TO Cost sI,5O5,SOO.

>, Never ln tho history of the Bureau OF
I'''h - were there so few plans fled
oFd.hg TO the recollection of the oldest
'Npo'ees Of the bureau. ~ were filed
"'' month According to statistics there
'''" 'cn plans flied for eleven new build
20. costing total Of sl,5Oj. 500 as
''' twenty plans FOR twenty-one
''''HPS, costing total of s3,i2i.5O0.
o'.'Hs On" same month last year Their
we" 200 plans flied for dwelling houses
~ dca .HS' one costing $50 900 last year
tenement uuus,s costing total of
'N', rs Igiiust light. costing "A total
'--''ou0, one hotel. costing tiG5, 600
~ HSi none last year i'm the same
"'' TWO store and loft buildings. cost
Total ~ si05, 900, AZ against none
mouth last year: no office build
~ against one last year. costing
ON" factory costing s36. 600, as
'-''t' Two costing total Of sl75 900 {.
-' pm I'Il houses, az against two the same
'l lsl year, costing a total of $3.50
'. 'u" church, costing $4,000 as
t.'h@' ono costing $4,000 the same
'Ast wear no municipal buildings,
'trs' two the same time last year,
''.hS ga 1000, NJ places OF amusc-
. "a" against two last year. costing
900 no hospitals last month or q
ago ma stables and garages. rs
'-' Dat one last year. costing Si0 00O.
"l" r.+r'ilan,ous building. costing
's against one last year. costing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
RECORD EXPORTS OF U. S. ZINC.
More sent ont In Last Three Months
THAN In Prr,iou. seven Years.

WNSUlNGruN. De". All previous
records 10 expectations ~ domestic zinc
were surpassed by shipments during tho
last thre" months. which rose "a the total
OF 6'.'"i.i7i pounds. valued At $f.4t3,3Sl.
compared with 1861 pounds. valued at
t>0,75s, in the same period year ago
Figures Of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domes'Ir Commerce show that the exports
IN the last three months CNceedcd the
total for the seven years period ended
with June, l3lA In the last four fisral
years zinc exports have averaged i..S0o.-
COO inIud~ per HuruW The unusually
.trge exports ~ zinc ~ recent months
We're r'ut chiefly To- Europe The eNpnr-
tnton % the three months represents
about 10 per cont ~ the annual domcs-
&c produ +. which in 1879 amounted to
ii1.Si7, 900 pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

e: fs:'ls si w'5$ E ss;snl:,
disSarsf%.aI:. 80 qpi%ion. 'ordisf Died,
rslaI1SSr IS 6osslsss' f MR. Ray as temmis;
sioner, respondent writ dismissed and
No OPINION MON 30 rds sp' sd ana
"a. Wilbur Al oppenheimer. respondeni, vs.
order rye revtTsef Win SO U eos,a and iisbSr.c
ments, and motion denied with $40 costs
MN Of to Ppadd i psr ' anrsm Q" pay
Msr rPpS cd. Ist spSon and r Srd' nd
Carolina Bosid as admN. respondent vs..
Pittsburgh Contracting COMPANY. appellant.
Joseph u nI.um..beerser ct al; spreilsnt,..
respondent. judgment reversed. new trial
opinion by Downing. J Settle order on
m. People. &c. respondent, vs. william
d dsom nrSed opnon 6raef s%d Or
rnion Estates Company, appellapt vs.
80 opinion. order Med
wS 1pN appellant Y Jadsmcn, and on on
der affirmed. Win costs No opinion. order
Mchael E,gnqsoi,,; and, another, .. Snps,.
opinion. Scott, j, dissenting order
h,cd
fucie and Frank j Burke. appellants.
Ing j. Discerning order nled
Gertrude Boecher plaintiff. VS. Snada
Realty Company, defendant. Judgment
ordered for plaintiff, with costs opinion by
scott. settle order on notice
In the matter OF william W. Farley. as
Commissioner, re Carlow. order reversed.
with SO costs and disbursements, and or
der entered a. directed IN opinion, Win
$50 costs to petitioner. opinion by Laugh
lin. J settle order on notice.
Allied Manufacturers. incorporated. appel
liant. " Franz Zurn. respondent. order re
vcrsed with $40 costs and Disbursements and
MOI ION denied with $40 costs and attachment
reinstated opinion by Downing. J. order
nled
ponenico la Sale respondent. ". Charles
Friedman ct al. APPELLANTS. order reversed
without costs and motl,n granted on con
d,tfons stated In opinion. opinion by
Scott. ! Settle order on notice.
orion @ orr appellant. v Hamburg
American Line respondent. order mod 'sd
a. stated Iva opinion and 49, modified at
nrmed without costs. opinion 10y Lnughlin,
j order Med.
The STATE Bank. respondent. vs.. kesh'n;
R'itstein & Co, appellant. order reversed
and motion granted on conditions stated in
! opinion. Opinion by Scott. j. settle order
on notice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
n,,prns GET GREENWICH PLOT

! irving Walsh has sold for Josephine
A Budkc the northeast corner Of West
,rd Perry streets. Inc property is known
As an, as and il9 West street and 173
Perry street and consists of three three
stony and brick buildings and two
STOW frame house, having frontage of
:, feet on West street and SG.3 feet on
T.,rv street. The new owner Is the s..
Johns Park Realty Company, James IL.
cru.kshauk AMI w. Douglas KilpatricE.
Ir exchange the company gave 3l5 to 1928
W,,t Sixty-niuth street. three six story
modern Mats each On plo. 4l.6Nl00.1 %.
west Of West End avenue and overlook
ms the tracks Of the New York Central
railroad CruikshaUk and Fitzpatrick ac-
quired the houses last July from the
Greenwich Savings Bank The West
street corner will most likely be inn
proved with commercial building sim
liar to the many structures nut up by
these builders in that vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
FEW CASH DEALS
IN REALTY MARKET
Two Interesting Trades Of Equi-
Ties Rcportcd-Leasing
shows Brisk Turn.
NEW BUILDING PROJECTS

Two realty trades were reported yes
,,-l.v involving fairly well located Man
h,r3p properties. In one case a hrm
=, builders took over u plot In Green
r.,b Village, where they have been ac-
i've duriug recent years. giving in pay
mon, some West Side HATS; in the other
,... LOFT uu Forty-scycnth street just
g.. OF broadway was exchanged Tor
a midtown dwelling. These were the only
s,f,. OF Importance reported In Man
b,.tin. but there were a number OF In
,cre.,irg leases closed, including one for
~, buiding at Az Broadway, In Nicir-
nv where . centre is being established
w. office furnishing houses. While plans
,c- no important building operations were
sisd. details were announced Of several
interesting operations to he undertaken.
one of them being the erection OF "a store
bu.'diue on part of the Astor block on
roadway from Ninety-second to Ninety
third street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
FIFTH AVENUE STORE LEASED.

j. Herbert Morganstern with Solomon
Stern. has leased for Arthur Tooth & Sons
of London. England the store basement
and rear OF the first loft at 537 Fifth
avenue to Florette. millinery. for a long
term Of years.
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company has rented the store and base
ment at East Forty-seventh street to
Miss \. V. Stevenson. interior decora-
tor. Harris 4 Vaughan represented the
owner
The Brett & Goode Company has leased
the easterly store in the building at 416
West Thirty-third street for Albert r.
Ashforth. representing the I.lgEett Drug
Company. to the Munro n Hartford Com
pany, printers
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company has leased for Herbert G. Pell
OF Tuxedo. y. Y, tho entire building
at $50 Eighth avenue between Forfeit
and Forty-frst streets n five story build
Ing. on lot 25Nl0O. The new tenants are
Razzetu Celia. now located at $50
Eighth avenue. adjoining. where they
have conducted a restaurant for a num-
her OF years. After extensive alterations
such as new store front. stairs. plumb-
ing and decorating they intend TO use
the premises as an addition 10 their
present restaurant
Charles = Kohler has leased to Har.
rs Glass and Abraham Quaker for a
period OF over ten years a store in the
new building at the northwest corner o.
! Eighty-fourth street and Broadway, now
| in the course OF construction
Edward :. Foley & Co. have rented
the basement store in 200 West Four.
! teenth street TO T.. Lambert the store
in ij+ West Twentieth street 20 the
/ Public Service Window Cleaning Com.
/ pany and the first floor OF 254 West
| Nineteenth street to Mrs. James Tomney
Henry Trenkmann has leased the
| twelfth floor in 37-39 West Twenty ghtl
street to Miller X Ksrduner: ninth floor n
| a. East Twenty street To J. New
| man third floor in 90 West Fifteenth
street to Click a Mensch; third floor ir
$50 Lafayette street to the Besco Nov
| city Company for long term Of years.
Duross Company has leased the tf'l
/ loft AZ 10 West Eighteen street 10 th'
| National Wrapper Company for tern
| Of years.
Pease & Gilman have rented Offices II
| Aeolian Hall. at 2933 West Forty-sec
, ond street, To Dr =. y. Davenport
Pease & Gilman have leased the fou
story garage, on "A lot 25Nl0o, AT 53e IVES
Thirtleth street. for Mrs ". l., Ham
/ mill to w r Fentty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
TENANT FOR 412 BROADWAY.
OhIcc Furniture Dealers Move to Re
Near Canal street stations.

Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
the building at Az Broadway, through
to Cortlandt alley. for long term Of
years to Cobb Macy-Dohme. Inc. one of
the largest furniture and office equipment
and filing system firms IN the country.
Extensive Improvements will he made.
This company and it's predecessors have
been located for sixteen years at 3i3
Broadway. Adolph +. pohme of the leas-
ing company states: In selecting Al,
Broadway for our permanent home We
looked ahead only for year or two.
when we know that this location will be the
most convenient downtown location for our
business. because Canal street is the only
thoroughfare on Manhattan Island where
al four subways, present and proposed.
VIII have stations parallel with each other.
We believe store locations at this point
Will be more valuable than at any other
point in lower New York"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
lis pE>DE>s
Manhattan.

ion IT. SOC & 500 W-Davs Lager agt May
= Knowles action 10 foreclose mechanics
sis ST" ST %; w|Marri. Jane .st ]
Really co e. al foreclos OF MTG atty
ssTH ST SIS. c75 It "a av, ?Sxsss--Ja II
A'arich 81, al eEi Nose; felneere ct a.
,e1H sr' az az 4 Il WGNitchaei j o'Connor
- al ugt Rockhridge Realty 60 ct al ,foro-
.a,s, Of mtg ,oly,, II SH3in -o,,oo,,
German savings Bank in City act
United Boros Real Estate co ,forecios OF
AMsTTEnTn'kfMI Av. Ns " cor cor rs.h St .. iox
100 Edmund j Levine ot al dgt Napoleon
const GO o. a. Iforcclos VI mtg. atty.
10TH ST il to 10 E-Cdrumh'a Trus, 60 az,
NtvNrlt Const co ct al amended toreclos
OF MFG; ettys Hahrishe' Murray sage
OH BROADWAY. ESQ & .a,s, 7th sy. ,s's
$40 r and SIN s,' ? cor i,5,h st, COX
i''si.chmsnn Realty co ct al Ctoreolo- o,
rARf VIEW AZ. " 5. i7s7 Z, st Vincent
A. 100 lix.oo to suydam ay, :. trres-..
Wheaton ct al foreclos Of mtg; atty. n
q E!rhhshn
isSrH ST, s. Is: Il " Of Btthsa,e av,
?5NHJ-Fhrmers Loan Trust co agt
Mountain Construction 60 et al Ifore-
closure % MORTGAGE; attys. Geller, Rolls
&c GNlOi 6--Realty Operating CO art As
so'iate Contractors Builders Inc, 81 a.
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE, atty. Bor-
luUd
BAKER Az, 5, bet Pennsld and he
Mil' av tknown as lot 40, map OF Pen
neld,. etth wardl -1ieorge J Puckhafer
agt Frederick j Srhulsk 81 al faction 10
toreclose transfer OF tax nen) atty. a A
Muse.
THiHu Az. :. .tts u OF First 81.
2.NlOo-Wa r. Semmls agt Eugene "
Hammond ct al foreclosure of mort
gage atty, w 4 Sammis.
KpMBoUrS ~, W = 100 II = OF Light st
?!oNloo i--Dyre Ave Realty 60 AIT Truro
Construction co ct al foreclosure of
MORTGAGE, atty. W A Howell
CAV LOWELL Az. G9l--Mary Ambrose agt
Mobile Maluick 81 al foreclosure OF mort
gage, atty T Hooker
lf.i' 81 n cor Of seAhurv pl iooNioo-
Morris I.uh"tkin HGt l79d So improvement,
20 ct al faction 10 fnr,close mechanic .
Ncul. atty. II IuhetkIn