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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
FRENCH TORPEDO CRAFT
CHnrV-RE-g GERMAN TANKE-

Paris. France. Aug 6-F'rench tor
pedo craft from Biserta today cap
tured the German tank steamer Car
Nicholas II with 1000 tons of oil She
was bound from Batoum TO St Louis,
DurhOne, France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
aGANGsTERs AND GIRL.n-GRECIAN.

slums. The Gangsters and the Girl" is
the Grecian's feature Offering today.
Also. The Idiot" with Robert Harron
in the title role. It is bound to be good
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

Butter that you enjoy eating. churned
daily Order a pound. FL PasO Dairy
CO.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
j. s. WATCHING
FOREIGN VESSELS
Continued From Page One.)

Continued From Page One0
nunication with the British cruiser
Essex, saying that a foreign cruiser
was following her and asking the Es-
sex to stand by. Later the Essex went
in search Of the foreigner
During three days past, said Capt.
Hart. the wireless brought news Of the
presence Of British, French and Ger
man cruisers. None was sighted, how
ever. The French liner La Lorraine.
bearing nearly 1000 reservists bound
for France. was seen 20 miles east Of
Fire island.
British Cruisers Guard PannOnia.
The Pannonia, which arrived in port
during the night, left Gibraltar July
%. ana until she approached this coast
the officers had no knowledge OF the
situation in Europe Several hundred
miles out she received a message from
a British cruiser warning her to be-
ware of capture. All lights, except
those necessary to the navigation Of
the ship, were Immediately extin-
Farlv Wednesday the Pannonia
passed the Lusitania- The ship. was
dark except for her running lights
and was being driven along at nigh
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

II you would enjoy long life and Wig
orous health, drink our buttermilk
freely. FL PasO Dairy Co, phone 80
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

UnsaIted butter, or light sailed. as
you prefer, churned daily. FL Paso
Dairy CO.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
CENSOR TH0WS A
BLANKET OVER ALL
WARNING EUROPE
News of Defeat of Germans
in Advance Into Belgium
Confirmed, However.
Alleged Spy Ship captured.
tContinued Lon Page Onel

me hope is held that when the silence
= broken it will contain news Of VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03

D Malcolm Construction Co to New York Trust
Co: 5000: attorney. = \ Snow. Is Wall st:
It'll AVE. 2ISe s. issx75; April y, 1915,
Lottie Welch 70 william, Grad; s-ii 80
9TH ST. 70, and ~ Fast. g. lxs25; Macn
o. 1901: Henry. william and Ei'dic schies-
insoT 20 Iienry sa y.,;,,, $1,000 attorneys
5JTH Sr. 52J West. II s, 1910 II " OF Nn
ave. 92xl0o.5: Rudolph Wallach co TO tue TUE
Guarantee and Trusc %, l7S Broadway. 2gV.
5iST ST. n s. 30 y G OF 9th ave 2lDNloV.''
NAV 1. 1866: Fannie j. and Herman y Wander
hoef 10 Greenwich Savings Bank. Sc5.O at
torney Joseph II Gray 4 Wall 81
I'D ST, l6l East, q, U1NlJO5, july j.
1899: Pincus Lowenfeld and ano 70 Helen \
Kat; $4,000; attorneys, Qusckenbush W
TO- Broadway.
16x1oi lcXlsxlo..5, June %. 1872; George draper
and ano 10 William Steinkamp. $500. az
to-reys, Salte- q Steinkamp, 40 Nassau ST.
90; 9Th ST, lS3 West n 5, isrl9z 2; April %; %,
Assurance CO. $1,000 attorneys. Alexander &
G-cen. 49, Broadway.
10th ST. :. 81 It OF Courtlandt ave,
runs n l0l.4x COX 1Ol * 80 - beginning.
also strip ~ between n is0th 81 and
FIndlay -; June i9 1912; Florence and Ida
stolz 20 Frances Stolz; $3.50; attorney, John
lssTIf (BAssFORD, ST, AIS East. :. 90 r.
~ Park ave a0Xl00. Aug 49, 1908; Frederick
and Enr1a Mellert 10 Charles Henry
Ma,tlage: $3.50. attorneys. Merrill 4 Rogers.
100 Broadway
1ssTH ST. az East. = 70 n Of Park ave.
20xlO0 Aug 70. 1909; same 70 same $3.50: at
tOrrovS. came
18TH ST. 40 East, 9 :. 40 II Of Park ave
20A1oo Aug 70. 1909, safde 10 same: $3.50. at
torney. LAWYERS Title Insurance co. 1850 Broad
vay
lssTH ST. 40 East =. 10 y = N Parl, ave.
"Aloo Aug 10. 1908. same 10 same $50; NJ
torrcv. same.
lSl'H ST, Ao East. cor Park ave COX
1V, Arg -. 1905: same 10 same. s. 000 attor-
neys Merrill & Rogers. 100 BrOadua,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
RAILWAY EARNINGS DROP
Figures for Half Year Show
Loss of S58,00O,00O in Net.

Railways OF the United states during
the first six months Of the current cal
ender year, from July ] 10 December 81.
slS. in order TO carry 100000 greater
business than I'm the corresponding period
NJ the year before paid an increased eX-
penditure OF SIS 10000 There was a re
sultlng loss iu net operating revenues Of
the railways for the half year OF $500"
90 The figures. covering the total
mileage Of the country have been com
piled los the Bureau Of Railway News and
Statistics and are based upon the partial
figures Just published hy the Interstate
Commerce Commission for the six
months. which fall 25.01o miles short OF
the aggregate.
How unfavorable an outlook this offers
FOR the entire fiscal year may be de-
duced from the fact that the unfarorabe
net showing for the first six months, 500
600 Coz against 1858 000ND the year before.
confronted the railways despite the fact
that only two Of the months showed
larger losses in business compared with
the previous year. July. August and
September enjoyed large expansions IN
gross. though all lost IN net. October
showed the total mileage Of railways
practically az a standstnl as 10 gross
business though losing 100000 In net
WITH November came more decided
slunp I'm gross business. with resulting
larger loss in net. and the figures for De
cer,ber. now available 10 complete the
half wear Intensity the unfavorable show
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Realty Notes.

Webster B. Mabie & Co were associst-
cd brokers with the Charles +. Noyes
Company in tho matter OF renting the
buildings Nos % and 6 Fulton street 10
Henry Beerburger. The Mabie company
has charge OF Tho property as managing
agents.
The J. Romaine Brown Company has
been appointed agent Of the five apart
ment houses Nos. 1873. l41, 1913, 1f5 ana
~ West SD street
Allan Robinson. president Of the ALLIED
Real Estate Interests Of New York, viii
speak at the meeting Of the Harlem
Board Of Commerce. No. 800 LenoX ave
nue. this evening on the lIerrick -Schaap
bill. the provisions OF which would halve
the tax rate on buildings and increase
the tax rate on land.
Henry Il. Ricclic VINO has been asso-
ciatcd with the firm IF !. Edgar Leay-
craft & co. for the last twelve years has
opened an office in the Buick Building,
No 1881 Broadway. !Ie will carry on
general real estate and insurance bust
ness.
Homer Foot. jr. announces that after
eighteen Years association with Horace
s. Ely 4 Co he has opened offices In the
Transit Building. No Z East f2d street.
where he VIII conduct general real
estate business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
same faction to fOrcclose tax. licn). a,,or,

same faction TO forcclose tax. licn). a,tor.
II Swain.
lot IS. block 2sss. section Il. sam.
same faction 10 foreclose tax iien,. atom.
III swain. Heg,
LOT 81. block 2Si5. Section II. sam.
same faction 10 foreclose tax lmel. s,io,,,1tsls
Swain '''''y,
LOT -. block asa. Section H. ~.
Wallace ast James a Wooif az al faetioa "a
foreclosure tax licn) attorney y g. p.in -
LOT 20. block 1856. Section Il sar,a
same faction To foreclose tax Henl s,to-,aIss
G Balm. 'h
COsTER ST, :. $50 II . Of snoe,,,
2oxl0o: Alphonsinc y f.ccuyer acf p.,s
Weiss Realities foreclosure OF mtge). a,toy,.s
VI Deches. '.''ney
JENNINGS ST. II $. 2a3 II = ~ ,,ron
40xl34: Bertha Tim AIT Alfred - pa,hs'e
c. al foreclosure of mtgel; attorney. II Mr.,
PROSPBcr AVE. :. 2i2 n d o. qr.r'.
ave. j2xl5O. Sigmund Levin agi John scb,s,r
e. nj foreclosure OF mtgel. attorney. At
Lot 10. block ISIS. section II. IN -,
or city OF New York; David Wallace -.
James Woolf - al action TO foreclose "a. -
Ter OF tax lienl. attorney II swain
LOT 81. block 2.9fj. Section "A. sam.
same faction TO foreclose tax Hcnl. atto,osaSs
, " Swain ''hey
LOr Il. block 2S45. Section n. sam. -
same action 20 toreolose tax LEM: stto-,sHs
Il G Balm "'''ney
LOT 81. block 2Si5. section If. Ana,
Crossin agt James \ Woolf et al taciins y
forecloSe tax Hem. attorney Swain
LOT II. block 80 Section n. An-.
Crossin agt James \ Wool ~ al facIin. !.
foreciose tax licn) attorney swain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
AR. Peacock, of Pittsburgh,
Gets l2-Story Hosiery
i'm 45th Street.
FINE DWELLING IN
EAST 9th ST. SOLD
Mrs. Richard Al. Hoe Buys House
from Mrs. William II. Porter
Other Sales.

A. r. Peacock. Of Pittsburgh formerly
a partner Of Andrew Carnegie, has bought
from the Wilkinson Realty Company
George w. Stetson and John J. RadleV
the twelve story Webster Hotel mt 40
IS 10 4 West 18th street between I'ifth
ana Sixth avenues. The structure has a
frontage OF 90 feet and q depth OF 1903
feet I'm part payment Mr.. Peacock gave
Nos 49, and $50 West 18th street. a twelve
story loft building. on plot 664X9S9 feet
near Sixth avenue \ farm at Unity,
Penn. valued at SIS 0o. was also given
The hotel was held by The selling COM
pany at $4,000 and the value Of the loft
building was placed at 10000.
Mr. Peacock also owns the Broztell,
twelve story hotel. at No. 10 West nth
street. near Fifth avenue, which he ac-
qulred a few years ago. The Wilkinson
company purchased the Webster in 1905
from Clarence n. Jones.
Mrs Richard NJ Hoe has purchased a
hne dwelling or Lcnox Hill from Mrs.
William H. Porter The sale. which was
made by the Douglas Robinson Charles :.
Brown Company. ON an asking price basis
Of SO go. affects the four story and base
ment brownstone house No. 50 East 67th
street. il occupies lot. 20Xl0O.5 feet. BE-
tween Park and Lexington avenues. and
abuts on the rear the Charlton School
Joseph T. Day has sold for Thomas NJ.
Messenger. executor Of the estate Of Ma
thilda Mclean, No. 60 Roosevelt street.
three story building, on lot 5X0o feet
10 John Sanche. for investment.
\. j. Madden has sold for Louis F
Kuntz the plot. 50xl0o feet. on the west
side Of Hoe avenue POS feet north o.
Freeman street, TO builder, who Will
erect five story apartment house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
WANT INCREASED RATES
Pennsylvania Stockholders Ash
I. G.. G.. Not To DELAY

Thomas Dixon, president Of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad Stock and Bond. Hod
ers' Protective Association. Of Brooklv,
IN letter 10 the Interstate Commercs
Commission wants specific information a.
TO why this road is not entitled IN ~.
creased freight rates The letter say.
that between 1910 and 1913 there was A.
increase Of S207.1Ss5l9 I'm the property IN.
vestment Of the Pennsylvania. and a d..
crease I'm the net operating income q,
81, iS.5li. The letter adds
"lf there is uncertainty n'ths minds
OF YOU gentlemen as To- whether this rail.
road is entitled 10 what 10 asks. yol
should give il the benefit of the doubt. and
not ruin its credit in order 10 secur. tim.
to complete your studies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Whitman Says Higher-UpS
Will Not Be Permitted to
Face Grand Jury.
PROBE OF BANK
ON IN EARNEST
Bankrupt Stores, 1t Is Said, Will
Not Be Reorganized- Dep0s-
itors Near Agreement.

The investigation OF the affairs OF the
private bank Of Henry Siogel & Co. was
begun I'm earnest yesterday when wit
nessos representing several banks and
representatives Of many mercantile rat
ing agencies were called before the grand
jury by District Attorney Whitman. This
phase of the situation, Mr.. Whitman said
last aight. had been thoroughly gone
over Other transactions will he inves-
tigated durins the week
Neither Henry Siegel, Frank T.. NoEcl
or any of those higher up I'm the affairs
Of the bank will be permitted TO 90 be
fore The grand jury unless they slsn
waivers Oscar Prau Mr.. NOgels sccre-
tary. and Frank r. Champion. the man
ager of the bank. have been srilled by
Arthur G. Train, Assistant District At
torney. but they viii not be called as
witnesses for the state.
"None of the Sicgel management will 20
before the Grand jury, said Mr.. Whit
man Yesterday THE only jury they Will
face will be n trial jury
The bank transactions complained Of
deal with the procuring Of loans on al
legged false statements Of the conditions
Of the several firms. These statements,
81 IS charged. were false in that they
made no mention OF loans made to them
by the Siegel bank
an adjourned meeting Of creditors OF
the bank was held Yesterday morning be
fore Judge George G. Holt, sitting as q
special master. Like preceding meetings.
81 was stormy affair. and at times the
lawyers had 10 suspend while weeping
women were quoted.
The offer Of the Deporitors' Realization
Corporation. ny which depositors were
Offered from 50 10 81 per cent in cash at
once and the balance in notes payable
within five Years was the only matter
touched upon John =. Murray, of Cou-
dert Brothers. explained the offer and ad-
Nised it's acceptance. IT the best. he said
the creditors could hope for but 29 per
cent after three years Of litigation; they
would be lucky TO get o per cent. and he
would not be surprised if they did not
recover more than per cent
Ralph Wolf Of HAYS. Hershfeld & Wolf
agreed with Mr. Murray. lie reported
that substantially all Of his clients from
whom he had heard. some $50 out OF
900. were in favor of the offer. 1t was
finally agreed 10 advertise the offer OF
settlement and meet again on Monday
when Judge Holt expects settlement VIII
be had.
II can be said ON tho highest authority
that the chance Of the bankrupt Siege
stores being .reorganized is almost M
The real estate interests will not agree To
make the reductions necessary and the
new money that Is wanted. and which u
was thought would come from Chicago
and other centres where the preferred
stock Of the Siegel store in that city is
held. is not forthcoming
This means that the affairs Of the sew
eral concerns viii be liquidated IN bank
ruptcy and the cash payment at this time
30 cents on the dollar instead of S2'e cents
which would be the case were the reor-
carization 10 go through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Kahler at the Helm.

Harry Adams kahler was elected pres
ideut Of the New York Mortgage and
Security Company ami the New York
Title Insurance Company at q special
meeting Of the board of directors held yes
terday OF the companies Offices. No l35
Broadway. Mr. Kahler succeeds Clinton
Il. James. whose retirement was neces-
sGry owing 20 impaired health
Cyril II Burdett. who has been con-
nected with the New York Title Iusur-
ance Company since its organization as
secretary and general manager. was
elected first vice-presidcnt at the same
meeting Mr.. kahler is q member Of the
Wen known bond house OF H. \ kahlef
* Co., OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Ell Conley TO Frank Eberhsrd $40 600.
Ely: $1,000
New. York Title Insurance Co 10 Fred Alt
man: SO 600
Mary y Booth and ano TO I.avlnis s
John F Makley 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co;
s2f 90
Adolph Hocbstein and sno to Never :
Kotzen; 5000.
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Eta G s
Dodi; So. 900
Emily n Williams to American Mortgage
Co: So coo
Frederic s Goodwin. trustee H. sales. to Hy
cavles; 81.
Geo l. Rives. e1r. etc. Sarah Whiting. 10
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co;
500. 0C0.
Eugenis " Chaplin to Eliz Purcell: te5 600
Henry Wiener 10 Eugenia " Chaplin: So 500
Louis Paschkss 10 Henry Young; 81. 600
Michael Friedsam et al. eXrs, etc. REM AIT
man. to Nora II Herzberg et al; 81 900
The Bronx.
Title Guarantee ana Trust Co to Mildred N
Brush: SO, 800.
Same to Bovery Savings Bank; $1,000
Same 10 Grace Porter; $4,000
County Mortgage co 10 Lawyers Mortgage
Co: $50. 900.
Benz Livingston TO Lawyers Mortgage CO;
81 600
Lawyers Mor;sas. 90 70 Ferdinand Hall;
500. 500
State Pank 70 Sarah Joseph; 81 900
JOS \ WuEtsck 10 Kath Didlon. sc, 900.
C1arissa Ferris admX 10 Clarissa l. Ferris
q mtgs) $50, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
COURT VIEWS SICK HORSE
Driver Then Is Sentenced to
Five DAYS in Prison.

when Pasquale de Cham Of NO. %
f,te-ry street. was arrsiGned IN the Tomos
police court yesterday afternoon for driv-
inc horse with two large sores on us
body Magistrate Appleton decided that he
could see for himself how bad the animal
really was.
Diycsting himself Of his robe ne went 10
the street and looked the horse over re
turning 10 the court. he told the or'Ver
that amy person who WAS cruel enough
10 drive such horse in THIS severe
weather did not deserve fine
Thereupon the court sentenced De 'nian
a. FIVE DAYS in pfison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Would Amend Mercury Law.

Not satisfied with certain provisions
Of the bichloride Of mercury sales resu-
lations adopted by the Board OF Health,
which went into effect on March |, sew.
eral druggists have asked DR. s s. Gold.
water to open the discussion again with
a view to amendments.
The regulations provide for the retail
sale Of hichloride 81 mercury only by
prescription Of physician. II can n
procured at wholesale, however, without
a prescription. Druggists must sell 4
only I'm a formastipulated by the health
authorities and bearing the word Poi
son"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
WILL OPPOSE TAX BILL
Realty interests Protest Meas
IRE in ALBANY To day.

Representatives Of the Real Estate
Board Of New York, the Allied Real Es-
tate Interests, the United Real Estate
Owners Association and other taxpaying
bodies viii go TO Albany this morning 10
oppose the Herrick-Schaap bill for the
halvine OF the tax rate on buildings.
Special trains will leave the Grand
Central Station al $50 o'clock. said Allan
Robinson. president Of the Real Estate
Interests, and Lawrence ID. Mcclure.
president of the Real Estate Board. yes
terday unless the storm grows worse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
BROADWAY. s. 3o2.3 Il n ~ 1874 st.
re- to centre ,ine f 1n Iame, 70
No ! West 57th street co. 20 Pine ST., Feb 70
due March =. 1916. or sooner S2oO"o' attor-
news Roosevelt & Kobbe. ~ Wall RI. ,o.
HOUSTON ST 1873 1875 West 5 =. 37.11xloo
prior mtge Sal .50ol: Giovanni Rosasco ~ O.
TO Pietro Alvino. $40 East 18th st: Feb Is; =
antee and Trust 90. I7G Broadway.
1ST AVE. - ss.1 n OF 9TH ", ~
IN ave: March 2 due Sept ,. 1915. or sooner;
G per cent; 1900; attorneys Price Bros "a
GT'H sT. 7o9-71f East 8. 4ixa2.3; Harris
relnor to A Gertrude Gutter. Isl lexington
ave: March .: 2 yrs; $50 600. attorney !
IIchenor. rs Park Row
9th at. 10 West. = H. 3Ox1fNb 'prior mtec,
William NJ Gentzlinger 20 Title Guarantee and
Irus, 90. JIG Broadwa1 DUE e,, as Ger 6o9o
March ?; s2Sogo: I sitoTnsy Title Guarantee
a0rIT OF. ia West. = 3 2s 61IO0s prior
mtge, Arno g Weissleder and wife to Morris
Aron 26Ol Broadway; March ,: yrs; s2o'oc
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance co. 100
fIsTW ct. II west n 3 2Jx1oo n prior
70 f'rances A Hunter. AZ Brooklne. Mass Feb
DC = yrs: 81 per cent: 81. 500: attorney. W
Birkin. 2l7 West 125th st.
1T6TH ST. =. 500 n OF sth ave. 3ox
1oo1f. Thompson j 6 Flint 81 al 10 Charles
II Halsey. eSe Madison noU ave: Aug =. 1919,
yrs per cent: $1,000. attorney. Titlo Guar
The Bronx.
crr,RE AVE z g . 100 n Of 81
poter.s ave 5OxiOO. Minnie Zimmerman 10
Mar A Oxen. 1863 Madison ave March =
3 yrs > per cent. $1,000. attorney LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust co, 100 Broadway.
LOTS 500. COS. az, 3ls and $40 map 81
rosent's Orphan Asylum. Minnie Ra~itzer
10 bronx Security and Brokerage Co. 2's
East i3sth ~. Feb -. instals per Sent
xIo0. attornev / LeViSon. 25s East l3sth 81
lots $50 and ISL. map samier estate IN
dolrb L,dclson 10 Wilhelmine * Becher. l'1o
white plains Road. Feb IS. due. etc. As per
bond. $1,000: ATTORNEYS. Clocke. 4 u. 3ol
East ii9th ST. MN,
Tors 80 and g. map Buhre estate; VIII
lam Y Murphy to August Bretsch 30 Nes
chester ave. Feb Il. due July q. ls2l: per
cent. 5000. attorney !. 6 Mapes. l46" Will
iamsbridgs Road. o.oo .,i
I1isT ST. 4ae East s, 5i2xioo, Consoli-
dstcd Improvement 90. Inc. 10 LAWYERS
Mortgage 60. - Liberty st. Feb y; Nrr
M por cent. $4,000, attorney ritls Guar
anteo and Trust 90. 1I6 BroadwsN. o,o.,
BROOK AVE. cor IT'S 81 .Vhl"'
same 10 same. Feb ~: due Feb N l"l' %
nor cent: SIS 600. attorney. same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Brooklyn Dwellings Sold.

Friday d Lehman sold No. 1307 Bush
wick avenue, a two story and basement
hroWnstone tvo-family dwelling house,
for NJ j. Phyfe 20 q client.
Arthur r. WeyGant sold for q Mrs.
lanes the basement brOwnstone dwell
ing house with n two story extension At
No 52S Bedford avenue. 2OYl00 feet, 10
a client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH :.
Manhattan.

9TH ST, Ge West; Ga-tano W Gsnnini sst
Lillian : Hillispie. owner and contractor. Sls9
MADISON AVE. 3i6 and 18th 81. Il 10 81
East: Kavneer Manufacturing co agt Thomas
y Hidden. owner: McVckar- Gaillard Realty
Co contractor; $40 30
i0SD ST $50 East: Philip Baum agt Jacob
Vogefnger owner, Berman & Berman, con
tractors; $50
BROADWAY. s2s 10 s2s: sexsuer & Iemke
Hnc) agt s22 and s24 Broadway Co 1nc) owner
and contractor: So 1872
4sTH ST. "a East. Joel Bjork sgt Arthur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
MARCH o
. Manhattan

BROADWAY. 1890: all; Holster Columbus
Associated Rrewerics Co 70 Adolf i.orDer, go
West 1i3ih 81. from March y. 1911. 20 April
2s 1923. Slo.3j0. attorney. / Hershneld' W
Nassau ST.
AVE H. " cor 10th -. store and corner,
Joseph Isaac 70 Nathan Rogin, AZ Ave ", .
yrs from May !. 1915 $50. attorney, HONG.
$50 broadway.
isr AVE. 5a3 g " cor 3ith 81. store. estate
Of Thomas Murtha 90 Peter Finn. on prem
ises: = yrs from Ma, I. 1872 81 100; attorney
John G Uoennlnger. > Beekman ST.
BROADWAY. 1858; store. James Rosen
burg ~ receiver New York Real Estate Sccu
rifles 90 70 Grastedc Bros, Inc. 1891 Park
ave. , yrs . mos ffCm March l. 1914 81 90
and 81 800. attorneys. Saitcr a :. $40 Nas
sau a.
The Eronx.
FREEMAN sT $50: store etc. Ferdinand
SchIicsser and Rno 20 Henry Schroeder. SOB
Freeman 81. Z yrs from June l. 1918. 5000
and S11fO. aftorncy u J. Junkor. si3 Free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
III eR9AAl. Estate Efa!
Webster Hotel Figures
in an Exchange for Loft

store At No. o7o Third avenue for i've
years.
Sidney l.. Wsrsawer leased for 2 term
of years the store at No. 5Sl Eighth ave-
nue., TO Joseph Kantrowitz.
W j. Shoemaker leased with the
Cross & Brown Company the second loft
at No. % West 5Sth street to Max with
& Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Storm Didn't Delay Burglar,

Fl. T. Ferguson, manager Of the Walk
over shoe store. at No. 252 West 2Sth
street observed when he arrived az the
store yesterday morning that while traf.
fc may have been tied mp by the SHOW
storm the blizzard hadn't kept burglars
from entering the store between Saiur-
day night and yesterday morning. And
II hadn't prevented them from stepping
ND to the safe I'm the rear Of the stors
and blowing IL open. From the safe was
AIKEN 8. 500 I'm money and ieNelry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
Dwelling Leases.

Pease 4 Gilman leased the dwelling
house of Judge Henry \. GildersleeVe, at
No. % West 18th street, for term OF
years.
James A. Shecran leased tho three
story and basement dwelling house. at
No. 1896 Lexington avenue. TO William
Won der Horst. and the four story and
basement dwelling house at No. 1lS East
seth street 10 kalman Ncress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-03
100000 Brooklyn Apartment.

Shampan & Shampan have fled plans
for two five story apartment houses 70
he erected on a plot of loOX100 feet, al the
north side of 18th street, q, feet each OF
Fourth avenue. for the Kosemour Con
struction Company. as owners. The cost
is estimated ~ $4,000. This IS the second
large operation started along the new
Fourth avenue subway.