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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Plot Was Formerly Owned
by the Josiah M.
FiSke Estate.
DWELLING NOW BEING
BUILT ON THE SITE
Will Be of Marble and Lime
stone Facade-WOman ADDS
to I'd Av. Holdings.

&. Iedyard Blair. of the banking
firm OF Blair & Co., is the buyer OF
the south corner of Fifth av. and IOth
ST Since the sale Of the property IN
April, 1912, several well known men
in this city have been reported az the
purchasers. These rumvrs were set at
rest Yesterday, when MIR. Blair an
nounced that the land belongs to him
Il comprises q plot 33.5xl75 feet, on
which is now being erected fine story
dwelling house of marble ana lime
stcnc facade. relieved by Ionic columns
and balcony. from plans by Thomas
Hastings, Of the architectural firm OF
Carrerc & Hastings.
The plot was sold by William 2.
Dixon. executor Of the estate of Josiah
NJ. Fiske. Title to the property was
taken soon after the sale in the name
OF Frank c. Schlitt, and transferred
on the same day by Mr.. Schlitt TO the
Phillips Realty Company, subject to
mortgage for 100000 and all lens.
The Hagemeyer estate has sold l55I
Second sv.. four story tenement
house. on lot 1880 feet, adjoining the
southwest corner Of S1st st. The buyer
is a Mrs. Werner, who owns the SINH
lar property at 1868 Second av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
NET PROFITS FALL OFF

The General Motors Company, in rs
statement Of operations for the year
ended July 81, 1914, reports net prohtss
of $79i7,413, a decrease OF S330,IEI
over the previous year. Last year
balance available for dividends was ST.
249, 734, loss Of $2O9,737. Gross sales
amounted to $85,373,3O3, compared with
S85, 500, $40 for 1913, S64,744,496 for
1912, and $l2 1888, 305 for the ten months
ended July 81, 1911. the 1914 sales,
The company's report says, while APP
nroyimately the same in value as for
1913. represent the sale of 10 per cent
more cars at correspondlngIy low
prices. The report continues:
"The business of your companies for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19

plot. Prospect and Screath avs s7 40 %
81. ~. equity in $50 Fast iG'h g.. $500, ,",r
fh" r,nI.v sub fnct 10 deduction Tor Cow
an, ,ii To- sI.:>c, aud deposits slO2
ESTHER HECHT ,Jan. ~ I9ib r m
s=Gu%I Entir" estate &C. held ~ rus,
Madeline. U,crt. daughter. r'ceN,nE a., ~"
"nnu!y or $ooo and me .o vest Mrs or 'T LIZ,
- i ,,i,., and Mrs Nillir Adler. daugI
tc1s Of d"crdcnt. Ne-'si D"pSssl'5z, 20 go and
.,,,r,t and bonds. %6n, -" iarSrst non nom
ire. hcirg 700 shares r"nuSylyana Fan Fan,
r,ad and 100 shares Uuit'd states steer
NUrui.H EI.EIN uch. -. l9i net,
,I"GIN> specific I,qu'>tr N"rc. N-,u,p W
Mount sinai E"aritil, $1,000 70 h'p'c"
pri.H.,u N-.fum. soon Zach 10 li'nIr 40,
- pud Iahrm Hebrews. i'nitcd h""t,M
lsnrt-lrs. i"u:"fior" N'm" and the S"''','
- 81 Vincent 60, Paul. th. r,Sldut'F 's'
TAT. pa...,s tn NJ stella hl"Ih. "Ido".
'a,rr,. prr,p"a'r'. &'5o'; SIX shares h..rl
Securities Guuuauy. &IS>i%. and an Int'r-
80, s.r arm OF n, sleiu \ Son. dealers m
RELIGIOUS article. 20 Park P'r"". $IIl'3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
| BUYERS NOW IN THE CITY
Town Visitor, Here to Look Over Offerings OF Local
Wholesale Dealers.

SALT LAKE CITY Boston store; NJ
James. coats: llD Gway.
Millinery. Incrs. Ribbons. etc.
Rt'rFNIo-A d,m, Meldrum q anderson co.
: Wcymnuth. millinery; wan ~ III.
LEX INGTON. kY-Miss Il + HaJeS' ''''
linery; Graul.
Mems aud Boys. Wear. etc.
BuFFhLU--H \ .i.ldrnm 90; u 80 "
r,itcr hosiery. clothing. knit goods il'
ri.TTE. MoNT-Hcnnessy 80; IA
Grath. umbrellas and boys cIo'n'"s'
ROCHESTER,. y Menter. Roscnbloom Co.
ID N Brickncr. clothing: llf 9TH a''
and 10 Cent stores.
Tho following buyers registered at NE NE I've
ard Ten cont Exchange. w WEI
since our last report:
NSSONIA. CONN Hart. Jr.
GETf ,ETISBI'RG KY - IL Carpenter
ELIZABETH. y NJ Price
FREEPORT. l. Il Ia silva.
Ci,EN COVE, II Friedman:
KINGsTON. \ Y-s Baker Il sons.
IJ'VBrpTGN. y C-Whitc & Cough
TEW YORK cry Ben Cohen
NORWALK, Conn bul3@rs'
ORANGE. X &c f. wheeler;
pW0VIDENCE. II l--B Kalunian'
HOLLYWOOD, W Va II SZlcE ,,i .. !, ireland
RoCKNWAY BEACH. w I N""'"''1'
SIFFERN. y O1manSky y.
TRENTON, y Economy store
Miscellaneous.
rr-frArG- Adam. HclGrum & hnec5ton, :, Vi u
N E,nson, uph goods ard art s'"Hs' II ~
Nee. carpets; > WaiGer - 20.
IinCsTUN. TEN-Isvy Bros - rs "
Goldman. gloves. Je"clry' sldS'"''''
i,i~,TE ROCK. AKN-Gus Bass 80; or >
'Ir5,as mdse manager; rs w ID; |o'''O''
,,! 'nn' ,nr,r.PfuA-Tinldor 4 GO; q Glenn
cnts. blankets; Navarro.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
BUY WESTCHESTER TRACT
Pittsburghers Get 400 Acres
for Colony Development.

The Ardwyl Land Company, Of White
Plains. which was recently incorporated
at Albany with q capital Of $3OO,OOO'
plans the purchase Of some 400 acres
OF land between Namaroneck and white
Plains. The in2orUorators of the com
pany are Harry +. George and J. +.
Chandler. OF White Plains, and Fred
crick ". Kirk. Of Manhattan.
The ew company Is said TO repre-
sent group cf Pittsburgh capitalists
who have in mind the establishment OF
a high class home colony along the
Sound. Offers have been made, 1t IS
said. for several properties. comprising
several hundred acres. Contracts are
renortcd 40 have been closed for the
nurcbasc Of part Of the Hillair Farm,
owned by Mrs. Paul Thebaud and com
prising i6O acres. Part of the Charles
A. Briggs property is also said to have
been secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
DWELLING HOUSES SOLD
West Side Premises Sold BY P.
r. Caravan.

The following sales were made yes
terday by p. T. Caravan: To Dennis
Quinn, three story dwelling, 426 West
18th st., on a lot 20x92; for the Misses
Cosgrove, the three story dwelling ut
$40 West 22d ST., on lot 2Oxl0O; Tor
A. f. Thomas, the premises All and 1l9
West 46th ST.; to Heilnan Brothers.
three story dwelling at 24O and az
West 18th ST.. on lot 2bX85 feet, and
for Thomas Hinton to 81. Marys rec
Home for Children, 4l2 West 35th st., a
four story dwelling, 25%l00 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
APPRAiSALS OF ESTATES

KATE NCI!LrTGH Gp'y -. l9l -
total rstair. deposits. Slo@ll: not S".ljl
John M,g'u.,uuIl. brother, beneficiary.
ROBERT MARKS tMar.l - l?l -,
iu,4l estate. 1rru:its and personally. Sill
~. rot SAIL Emanuel NnrtN"imcr. q
rrpi.rs.. is ,g.,n Si.%GG and tn" yes.
Ia~s,., lo ur;c'H hcncrciarics, relatives and
Iu'Gds
II'E KEN. JpUT ~. WATSON 'prt. 81.
1870. not. %21.i~I MIR. susan NJ Wei
S"r. widow, IS given SIG ~. and 'h" r-''
posed Go rhc ilrr." children ~ d'""dc"t
tgS.rs' The AdiruUd,ck I,p-wr 'lHh prop.
"rty appraised 4 SI5.Uun. deposits. $3.50,
mortgages. 5.Tuu. and stocks. SOB
I$hA' kORNhLUM. sept. =. !"nH'
total. SliOlG. net. Sg"9n. WIDOW and
eight children ro.ciiciarics Assets: lui"r-
ca; in - Ludlow ST.. STOPS. interest IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
DryKoods. etc.

iJIlHbObN' W.
BALTIMORE Roscnfold 6 CO; ho-e"'
field. picr" goods. 1873 lSay. v..t.t,,,
RINGHA aTON n hS,H4un Brn,' Nc'"''
60. y + Slssun. drlgoods; - .lh nv.
BUTTE. MuNT-Ilennes'y GO; y ,,'h
son. dryguods and Uoiiuns; u 'IHl,' ~.
| CHICAGD-S isedcgJT; kOsth'N"i' w.
goods: Hermitage =,
I.GNELASn-CIarkc. Davis " I'n'io - 90, ~,
I NJ Clarke. filks. HeIF''s ana r'"'o'''
ENSSTT6N PENN Kline Trcs kline, dry
ETMIRA. y VS. L Van Arsdale, drygoods;
ELMIRN, y Y--Pcrsonlua. Malone & French;
n 4 Malone drygouIs. hosiery, notions ana
furnishing goods. Bristol r,..
RICHMOND. NA-Iohcn Co; C"heh' Bins
so Church 81.
ROANOKE. VA-'rhc Leader; d Kohen. dry
J goods: il9i Rway. =. =,
I MONMOUTH. Mi.-Allen's; J G Allen, T
! Davis dygoods and general merchandise
pETERSil'EG. VA Roscns,ock & 60; u
: e Roscnstock, drygJods: A5 ia av' Coz
pi I1r!f S.iS RGH-Kaufmann L naer 60; NJ
Iiaar. hrs goods. - Madison av: ltCrmtiaEe.
/ St'VAN 'rON PENN-rlar!S" Bros; \ cam
J oror. dr. goods; 81 Union So; Herald -.
/ TROY. Y--Emlgh n Straah; NJ ! suaHD'
| piece goods; - L 18th ri.
Women and Children's Wear.
/ ATLANTA r'rolsln. ladies' ready -io-"ear;
EiFFAi0I Medium & Anderson CO;
! Miss \ THOMPSON. corvCjs gI1 muslin uh-
! dcrWear; u : chaplin, Ia li's' ready To
wear. Walker =.
RITE. MONT-Hcnncss 20: = J Nc
Grath: ladies ready tu wear: - thurcH.
/ DECATUR. ILl--Llnn y Sc,u-'S y q AMI
/ Carpet Go; = i Ii'"Scr. laa!'S ready u
| wear: 81 Union So. York.
urLPHIA-J Wanamakcr: g 'reS',
man. waists. muslin underwear. B"ay ana
10Th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements Of Warshlps
M Trlbnne Bnreau.l

lffoiH JHs lTibui' '"AN'N''i
Washington. Sept. IS.
Capts. EDWIN !. NOWLEN. 18th INF, ana
LANNING PARSONS. Jth Cav; first
Lieut. HOWARD q. SHARPE. dh lni. :
second Lieut. JOHN s. SINGLETON, INT
and Chaplain GEORGB ". JONES. Coast
Art. found incapacitated for active service
are retired
Mai JAMES p. JERvEY. Corps Of Eng"
from Wheeling Nv VA Eng. Dist. TO NOT
folk. about Sept 20 relieve Lieut.. col y.
EVELETa WINSTOW. Corps Of Eng, or
duties pertaining to Norfolk Eng Dist.
MATS HENRY PAGE. DOUGLAS =. DC,
VAL and CLEMENT e. WHITCOMB ana
Capts WILLIAM VI. SMART and GEORGE
u. SCOTT. Med. Corps from present tenn
porary duties pertaining to transport ser
vice to proper stations.
Capt CORNELIUS c. SMITH. from 5th 70
Capt. GEORGE J. oDEN, from 10th to 9Th
cav.
Cart WILLIAM ". TEFFT. Med. Corps,
from general hospital Fort Bayard to duty
as attending surgeon and medical superin-
tcndent army transport service. san FRAN
cisco vice Capt HAYWOOD s. HANSELb.
Med Corps, to Fort Bayard General Hos
pital -.,,,,.
Second Lieut. FREDERICK J. GERSTNER;
10th Cav, detailed IN aviation section OF
signal Corps as an aviation student to
signal Corps Aviation School. san Diego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
COSTLY ESTATE SOLD
Tenant Buys Clark Property
at Mount Kisco.

The property of George c. Clark. jr.,
nj Mount Kiyco, Westchester, has been
sold through Seaman, Lowerre K Co.
to its present tenant.
The place consists Of about 1852 acres,
and adjoins the j. Borden Hartman
estate. as well as being in the vicinity
az several other large private estates,
on the property there is three story
sturco and frame house containing
tbirtv-tye rooms. Il IL one OF the
show places Of the section. and is said
ia be worth in the ncighborhood o.
S15O 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Apartment leases.

douglas l.. Gilman G. Co. have leased
a Isrgc apartment at 1888 Park av. te
pobert q Derrick; an apartment at ~
Fset aSth st. 10 Oreste Azzoni, an apart
ment in ll6 East 39th st. to SherburnG
PRESCOTT. and an apartment in "a and
&c East 5Sth st. to Mrs. c. A. Martin.
William }. Roome & Co, Inc, have
leased i'm tho Murray Hill Chambers, at
the southeast corner of Madison ay: and
33d ST., an apartment to Miss Alice
Randolph; in the Pelher chambers, at
17g Madison av., apartments to Albert
N HoXie and NJ. de Wire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19

The following transactions were reported
ct the New York Real Estate Exchange
yesterday:
By Joseph T. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. a.. 2 :. 1876 II of
11Gth st. 5S.PXI2I.lUN5O IUNI12.3. II sly
apt house, sold TO L J MclOughney for
S244,OOu.
PRISCE ST. e. and 81. $ W cor Of La
fsyette ct, 27.Gx5l. 6x5i.lO; ! sly loft and
store bldg. Sold to the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
1l6TH ST 100 =. $. GSS Of Lex
inEton av 1G.SN1On.1l: sly tenmt and
store. Sold 10 Niucenzo Ursone for So, 10.
BY Daniel GreeEwald.
12OTH ST - w, 5. 125 Of L"noX
ay. "OXlC011 3 sly dwlg. Withdrawn.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY u. p Ingraham & Co.
WISE Az. 1875. " $. 1915 of 1TSth ST..
2ONluo: . sty dwlg. SOLD to the plaintiff
FOR $1,000.
BY Joseph L. Day.
BAINBRIDGE Az. II cor Of 203th ST..
20 2N7&. 7X25XSL3; vacant. Adjourned 10
october :.
INWOOD Az. 1902. :, 4OI.11 n Of
clarke III. 25Xas". . sly tcnnt. Sold 10
George Bruning for 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Old Landmark Sold.

Bishop Thomas +. Davies Of Western
Massachusetts has bought from Mrs.
Archibald X. Nackay he country place
I'd Main and West SITS, at Lenox, Mas.
The property was sold, furnished, for
s32 600. Archibald X. Mackay bought
Inc cottage for his wife in 1904 for
S25 .OOO, and they expended 100000 IN
alterations. The place has been IN use
for l3l years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Rent Store on Whitney Site

Hcekscher & Do Saullcs have leased
for term Of YEAR the corner show
rom in the building 784 Fifth av, at
57th ST.. erected on the old MhiSney
home site, in conjunction with. william
y. May & Co. to Nine. Aatonette u
Worrall, now at 572 Fifth av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19

Leaves Of absence: Second flert n -. h E
4. GILBERT. Coast Art. - 'I
MAI HENRY ". HUTHFReg,f.t41 so.
Corps. two months from a., - ~
GLENN l. JONES. Med. corps. i've ~, ~,
NAVY.
lieut.. G. 8. MwH0RTER. a.,...
ing ship at San Francisco: in :. 4, ltll,.
Paymaster II. u. WESTLAKF .a,.a1
eslyins ship &c Mare Island; 70 Asiss,.i 2,
Passed Asst. Psymaster W n
DINK, detached navy yard M.sr. tIIitf.
10 rsGeiSing ship. Mare Island. r. ~
Passed Asst. Paymassr W nv.
isched navy yard, PhiladsIphi.H =
Francisco. p"A' % g.
Asst Paymaster II. W. Rt,sv
san francisco. to Hartford os'ssze,
Gunner 4. p. RICE. detached -.
ship at Norfolk: 90 GeorRia 'sssHl1I
Surgeon ~. ID. WILSON. 10 W..h,...
examination for promotion. s''a r.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.
sept. 1T.--Arsthusa. At Newman. y.
Hampton Roads. Peoria, az Poft - -. &
Raleigh, AZ Mare Island AeoA
Sept. ls.-Galveston. at NaEasakf
SAILED.
Sept 'I--Texas. from gouthe,. -
grounds for Hampton Roads. a. 80
New York yard for final triaIs. !. IA
from HAMPTON Roads for Ne
yard: Missouri and Illinois. from ~. lal
ton Roads for Philadelphia; PAM b..
from Mare Island for san Dls-... -, =,
leigh, from San Francisco for M. -. -
New York, from Vera Cruz ~ 80 ~
York: North Carolina. from BrisS,..~ (,
mouth Of Dardanelles. thence ReIr... =
Dolphin, now at washington ysTd a.
reCted TO proceed 10 New York ~ y
Vicksburg. now at Puget sound H.,
: TO proceed 10 Seattle for duty WITH w.. 49,
! inRton naval militia as relief OF Geo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19

the new fiscal year beginning August
+. 1914, so far has been $1,O0O,oO0 anead
of the corresponding period OF the pre-
cedinR year, but IL the present as
turbed financial conditions continue II
is too much to expect that they WIN not
be felt during the current year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Westchester Rentals.

Ms Bacon's residence, On saga
more Road, BronNville, near the IRA
,aatin Inn, has been rented to Or; r.
A. Schaf, and .hc home OF Mrs. Mel,
on Bronxville Road, has been reniG,d
10 !. y. Bc~n&Eps. These rentals
we're effected through the BronXyi!le
booth at the Country Life Permanent
Exposition, Grand Central Terminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Far Rockaway Auction To-day

To-Cay at $3.50 p. m, on the premises
rain or shine, the N. Morgenthau, ~
Company, auctioneers, Will offer at pup
lie auction three cottages ana seven
plots at Far Rockaway, Long Island
This is part Of the Healy properly
and IS situated on Cornaga ay, GroVe
St. Seaview ay. and Loretta Place ana
is one block from the railroad station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Dwelling Houses Leased.

Pcase e. Gilman have leased the
three story house, 1877 Madison av,, to
Henri Conrad,
shay & Go. leased the three story
dwelling at 10 East 127th St, to
min Mulhall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Daniels Estate at Rye Leased

Kenneth Ives & Co. have leased for
Frank Daniels his country place at Rye
TO Van Horn Ely. The property con-
siSts Of a residence, cottage, garage
and about twelve acres, situated on the
Boston Post Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Midtown Section Lofts Leased

Hell & Stern have leased lofts al
GO TO 81 West 38th *. to A. w. Wolf
& Co.; 81 TO 81 West 3Sth st. TO
Menezer & Nader at 81 and 90 West
seth ST. to Moses Galpeer and at 7O4
end 706 Broadway to the Monarch
Clothing Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Place at Greenwich Rented.

Pease e. Gilman have rented for W..
! w. Richards his place on Glenwood av.,
Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn, to Mrs.
John 0Hara Cosgrove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The 'ollowiuz plans for now buildings
,rrr. Med with tn. RrouS Bureau Of
RuildiIgs uu September j:
STEPHENS Az. W <. 30 or pliIien
~. two T. story FRAN" dwlgs 1850. !
BicIrirk. ClI.pu fpiut. owner. \ l'lrh''
.ci@ W"8,"hy.trr az, architect; total cost
. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Aeoian Hall Offices Rented.

Pease e. Gilman have leased offices
in Aeolian Hall to c. &. Martin, julius
Schwartz, DR.. Getzof and the United
Manufacturers Service Corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER l..
Manhattan.

7rI Az. 25o3. Walter J Kelly az; Robert
blackburn. owner; Frederick AIdhouse * 60
contractor: 81
WASHINGTON ST, G.; Nathan Mahawas.
AIT Trojan Realty Corpa. owner; Corkamag
Realty co and Ricl.a Corkemaz, contractors
So 20.
M ST. IS +: EushwiCk House Wrenklns
co agt L Harold, owner. Samuel J GottlIey,
contractor: sl7 -.
IGTI ST. :. ~ Z; " Of Madison av. .7GS
% ~: Church l. Gates & 60. Inc, agt Jane,
Eyerard estate owner: l. Levine and J
schwartz. contractors; tcol ~.
IgSTH ST, III l.: \ i Galligan & Co agt
Herman J SonnenLcrg. owners: herman Il
E,rman and PHILIP Baum, contractors ire
uewaD: 500
en Az. So: Jacob Warshaw e al agt John
Doe. owner Max Reese. contractor, s2li.
The Bronx.
EARRN ST. " 8. 33j Il s. Of Locsett av.
toIsl0O. Michael MIntHg asst Jacob Lc!,nvI
...,.,t.r and contra stoT. $IEi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Brooklyn Cottage Sold.

B. J. Sforza. has sold Tor George +.
Woody, the one family frame cottage
on plot 40x96.S, 204 Bay 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
Rel , Estate Etd;
C. Ledyard Blair Buyer
of Fifth Az. Corner Plot

and rental of the following bachelor
apartment houses: Northwest corner
of Madison av. and 32d St; l54 and l56
Madison av. and 10 East 32d st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
ALTERATIONS.
,Ir,ura under $1,000 omtttciD
SEPTEMBER -.
Manhattan.

list ~. 20. and - r.; TO str f"''
fcry .ssurr RcsI's go. rr"'uis,s. "Wn't
q r. S.,n2aok. J., T. 10Th st. architect
81 up"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.
WEST SIDE

We offer you Modern Elevator
Housekeeping Apartments with
extra large, light rooms and wide,
private halls; open courts facing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER l..
Manhattan.

eth ST 81 coz 18th Gy: Two basement
stores. etc: Cross & Brown Go {" Kdthr.'''
Gilman and anO, on premises or rs W 81
81: ~ yEs from oct !, 1872; Sll."'r.
MACDOJGAL ST. 1873; all ,Nr'"t store s
and Easements. Tiiic Saiyiu t. Pcrrr.it: >
Irs from May /. 1913; Sass: atty. Y I-tn1a,
10 BiergkoT ST.
I'D AN, rs: store: & SussDan. admr, {"
4 StcTulicD and ano. @uS 81 aN; ! l. yra
from oct /, 1914; $50; atty ) Rubin, 800
Bway.
9TH Az. 26s; all; A Moore to + Malone,
aGG W Goth st: > Yrs from May l. 1914:
81 500: attys, Bcrnhcimcr q :, l2Sth st aud
Amsterdam dy.
Az A. .: store and basement: j Goldh"rs
10 VI Schwartz, 2%G T. 9TH st, - Yrs from
Nov !, 1913; $1,000; atty, y ; COIN, 1875
Bway.
81 Az. 2l99; part basement: VI Cohen 20
+ Capotanakis and anO, 1924 ~ ay; yis
from Oct I, 1914. $500.
9th ST. 81 - ": all: M!lc IsaaCs to
\ Jcpson 81 W G3tn 81: 10 yrs from OCT /.
1911: $1,000; attys, Fletcher, McC q -, Is
Bway.
AMSTERDAM Az. laos: ali: W Robinson
to y Snyd r. JiG " l2iih II. - Yrs l~o'.
sept H. 1914 $3.50; address, l3ps AnIstor-
dam aN.
LEMON Az. w cor lI5tb ST. % liA5O; al;
J II Crimmins 10 l.cnoN Bridgc Hotel, Inc.
693 LenoN ay: . IL yrs from Sept j.. 1914:
so 500 attys MscFarand, T * G., G3 Wall Il.
The Bronx.
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The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER y.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. II G cor 10th =: kCDclsoU
Bros ,gt Broadway and 18th :; Realty O.
r. NJ: sent r. isif Icy deposit; 81 s.
ELDRIDGE ST. -. CAioH Stove WJIks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19

the most
picturesque
park in Man
haitian. !
minutes 10
10th St.
exp. sta, 9th
and 9th av.
/; central to
all points;
restaurant in
building;
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Agents for Apartments.

William 4 White & Sons have been
appointed agents GeE the management
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The Bronx,

Margaret Ncaiis to Southern Boulevard
Realty CO: 81. 80.
same to same; 81 go.
Martha J.. Ire. 80 Luis e. Pily; g. 900.
Louis EiCkwort to DuIa NJ SchrruEciscn; 81
Augusta SchrueTman 10 William IloIgsUA,
500
Manhattan Mortgage Co 10 Herman Rosen-
berg; 5000
son: $1,000.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER IS.
Manhattan.

VI JarmulOw.Ey e. al, cAr, 10 / Jar
muloU SKY. $1,000.
Same TO same, $4,000
Mary Taylor to Anna NJ Pinchncy and
ano. $1,000.
Rupert Cooperation: 81.
l. BauIHau To II Bauman; SlclJA.
] Wolf 10 Bertha FrdHkel; 500.
4 VI Hemshelmcr ct al. trus. To Metro
pOli'an Life Insurance Co: S2NU,0JU.
" Santer 10 q II Overlook ana aRo, trus
$4,000.
Guaranty Trust co Of New York 20 Alice
l. Ripley; 81.
Same 10 same: 81
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The Bronx.

BROOK Az. 1925 north store, Arnold ;
Rauu'eim aGenU 80 " Ruhinsky ~"
Brook az: yra from April H.. 1913; $3,S
atty, W EuDiusky, 1898 Brook az.
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Take no chance on missing this ssVst
Place your regular order for the 81.
DAY TRIBUNE and it will be csD
cred to you early tomorrow mO'' 4,
See your newsdealer or telepho"s
circulation department.
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service optional; rents $40 to $S5 ;
folder showing floor plan, mailed
on request. II. c. COLEMAN,
telephone Morningside 3447.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Thc following transactions were reported
ct the New York Real Estate Exchange
.nst nrIaN..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-30
KAISER BUILDS BARRIER
OF STEEL ALONG FRONT

ing works of immense strength behind
their present lines. These consist main
ly OF rank after rank of barrlcades and
earthworks. some in echelon, SO that IL
they are taken the enemy can be sub
Jected to an infilading fire. All are sup
ported by battery after battery of heavy
guns. The store OF Germany's big cam
non is astounding. 1t seems inexhaustl-
BILE.
These works can be attacked SUCCESS
fully only By guns OF the mightiest cali
bre in the ranks of the Allies. The forti-
hcations around Tournai Courtrai and
Roulers are particularly strong.
The Ghent-Bruges road has boen packed
for week with troops hurrying west
ward to reinforce the first line. Bruges
is more full of soldiers now than Mt any
time since the war began. Train after
train, each carrying from % to 10 cars.
pulled by two locomotives, dash westward
In quick succession bearing troops, heavy
guns provisions, winter clothing, hospi-
tai supplies, surgeons, nurses and ammu-
milton.