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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
M'KINLEY CASINO
IN BRONX LEASED
Amusement Place Transaction
Involves S350,O0O-Other
Commercial Rentals.

The Mckinley Square Casino. i'm East
l6gth street just off Boston Road The
Bronx, which was recently remodollel.
has been leased for "a period Of twenty
one years by William u. Woissager.
president Of the owning company. The
place has been taken by Alfred Furst. u
caterer. Of Harlem. who will take pos
session al once. II has one o. the largest
bathrooms I'm Tho Bronx. and there are
banquet rooms, etc The lease involves
$4,000
NJ. q j. Hess leased to Funk G Wap-
nails the fifteenth floor OF the Hess build
Ing southwest corner Of o5th street and
Fourth avenue for n long term OF years.
at an aggregate rental Of $4,000 Funl.
& Wagnalls already occupy the nine
teenth and twentieth floors. and. with
the additional floor, viii have 5000 SQUARE
feet OF space
Samuel II. Martin leased for Susie Scott
Hall the two four story and basement
dwelling houses Nos los and 10 West
9th street for a term Of years to Celmlra
Mendez, of Colombia, South America.
Robert Levers leased for Vincent Aston
TO the Sanitary System Company the
premises at 10. PIG West Goth street
f. s Willard & Co. leased the store at
No 59i Broadway to the Hoffman-Corr
Manufacturing Company, and loft IN
the same building to Charles Goldstein
& Co.
Daniel Birdsan & Co. leased Offices AZ
No. $50 Broadway TO Scott & Williams:
lofts al No. AZ Barclay street TO the Rein
child Chemical Company and tho Arc
Metal Conjunction Company, lofts ar
No. z Walker street to tho Lion Infants
Wear Company and Krasnoff & Beck.
lofts at No. 70 Duane street 20 Braun
stein & Herskovitz. and a loft at No. AZ
Broadway 70 II. Goldstein & co.
Poase q Gilman leased I'm No, q Broad
way Offices to Henry II. Harkavy and
Louis Lorenz. and offices I'm Aeolian Hail
20 r. J. Wetzel and the Allegiance Realty
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
FLATBUSH SECTION SALES
Five Houses Disposed OF for
$4,000.

". H. Cooley announces much activity
I'm the Flatbush section and reports the
following sales recently made by his
office: \ large detached house ON plot
45x13l feet on the south side Of Ocean
avenue. l5s feet south of Ditmas avenue.
for $1,000 for Harry Grafton, builder 10
u. VI. Darby; a frame bungalow on plot
40xlo) feet, No 1893 East 9th street for
$50 for r. r. Norris, builder, 90 "a
client. detached bungalow on plot i'x
100 feet. 40. % East 18th street for
Ascutney Realty~Company. builders TO a
client for $4,000: a large detached house
on plot 5oxl00 feet No. ll79 Kenmore
Place. East Wildwood. for John r. Cor
bin Company. 10 client. for H225).
detached bungalow, No. 953 East l4th
street. Oak Crest, for the Oak Crest
Building Company. to a client for 500,
and bIick store building on plot ok
100 feet, No. 10O1 Flatbush avenue. for
$1,000, for L. \. Rafferty, TO H. l.. Hunt.
for fish market; also leased for a term
Of three years the large corner house. Jx
100 feet No. lo3 East 18th street. Tor W.
IT, SILK. to a client a Sl2j month
The Nichols Ritter Goodnow Realty
Company sold for the 5. Bensonhurst
Building Company 70 Il client for invest
ment, eight four-family houses. al No
3S4 to fol East Dist street, between Lenox
Road and Kings Highway Out-of-town
property was taken in part payment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
To Take Over Block Front.

A new company 20 be known as the
Aspinwan Apartments. Inc. IS soon 70
take title TO the block front on the eas'
side Of Audubon avenue. between lS'th
and 1S6th streets, a plot fronting PA Zee,
on Audubon avenue. 12o feet on lS'tn
street and 90 feet on lS6th street. 1t is
now owned by the Alenel Construction
Company.
on this block the now owners viii
erect four hye-story apartment houses
each about $50 feet. front varying in
deDth from so feet to 12o feet They
viii contain many new features and will
a. is said. bee the finest walk-up apart
ments on Washington Heights. a L..
Nordccai & Son have been awarded the
general contract for building the houses
and work will proceed immediately The
architect IS Andrew j. Thomas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
PAPER COMPANY
MAKING REFORMS
Union Bag and Paper COMPANY
Committee of Stockholders
Reports Economies.

The stockholders committee ~ -. !,
Union Bag and Paper Company. cons,s,
ing of August Heckscher John
sleicher and James b. March. which We.
Amounted under a resolution adopted =,
the last annual meeting. reports tina,
danger ~ a receivership for the com.
pany. imminent a year ago, is past I'm,
that the cooperation Of shareholders Il
needed 10 conserve the property and 70
nut If on an income producing basis.
MANY Of the evils which your com.
m,ttee called to the attention Of III,
MANAGEMENT upon completion Of the pre-
liminary investigation. says the report.
have been remeJicd in part and others
we are assured, viii be remedied as soon
as the progressive plans Of the new adj
uinistration can be carried OUT
The committee says that a reduction
Of almost $4,000 has been effected and
that the company new offices. In the
Woolworth Building. were obtained for
5000. compared with The former an.
nual rental Of 5000. Tie committee
also says that savings iu commissions
dating from January I, l9l4, VIII amount
TO at least $4,000 a year The report
continues:
The company's principal financial diff
fcul.ios have been due 20 the dissipa-
ton of its financial resource in the pu--
chase Of the obsolete Allen AilL ri Had-
son Falls. 80 p cost of SIDoo0oo. and
the construction of a. woodruff mill at
cape NaeJelen. Canada at a cost or
more than 100000. Other obsolete
mills. the care Of which has been a bur
den to the extent of Sc5o.0oQ q year. have
been ordered sold by the directors. our
selling agency at Baltimore DSm.th-
Dixon), that returned about 8 per cent
on the investment. has been sold with
ont sacrifice FOR about $4,000. su5stan-
tally all CASH
a preliminary income account 81 the
company FOR the year ended January 81
1914. shows net earnings OF S53ij3n
compared with $554,25l for the previous
wear and sL01GS35 in 1912 The years
balance for dividends, however MAS
s5o.Ose. an increase OF $S,0S9, equal 20
Obs per cent on the SlL00oQoo preferred
stock. against 80 per cent earned on ths
same stock i'm 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

7 @0 ~ ~ 80. ia No. sic 90. 20. no Ii. 81 90
81 Ia 80. > culls. 100 lb. 81 30. ~ lou ~.
81 !. SO 10. So fed caves Va 40 F''
l. X $40 10; = Co.: 20 yeas lse ID. 81 so
la H. sill %. 5. $50 h. Sll 40 80 80 ~ ~
$40 Is. :. 100 10. IS FED caves 90 80
50 T 30 { Co: 70 voals i4s ID. 81 ~
liz 10. $40. a. us 10. - 90. cuI4s' -
M IS 80. Z led calves. 26s 10. 81. -. go
Kerns Commission Company 10 Nea,s ~ -
H. sIl 50. lGS l2T 10. $il. T. To- TO- SiV 60
90. IS shamberg & son. 50 veals 1914 h.
$40 rs. f6 1Of 10. $ .o
->YEEP AND LANES receipts fot t TWO
DAYS tSrs .read. 4 a cars ON sag. '"c cs
sfnost nominal hut steady. hinbs' -,
higher. Poor to medium sheep so,d al >
ID 50 per 100 No. and good stock or %, e. no
ass 30 Dressed mutton steady az va u y
per n. dressed lambs al 70 - Cum 90 ,,or
dressed hothouse lambs sold az. S'VS' pc
saies--Tobin & shannon. goo state lambs
- 10 average. s. 30 per loo ih. ,e ,.,.
Kerns commission Company; l4o s'a'
lambs 76 Do. s. sheep. no TO- So ou'''
sanders. 1896 state lambs - 10. s. 10.
. sheen. 10 lb. So. cuils. 80 ln. = 5'
HoGS-Rece,pts lo- tHo Gays To,..r ~ Sa 80
so 40 per TOO m for Hfhi 10 ,.',,..,,..
Weights lougLs al s. loa$S =. ,ounli.
dressed hogs steady az - " DE- 90 l'' '' .
SsleF-S Sanders - state hogs loo IT'D
average. 50 40 per 100 l1. g. POO lo - a.
- p.nr 1l5 H. So 80. roughs 326 lo. - -
NJ. Phcrsor 4 Co: 80 state hogs. l2l Iu'
50 90. rougls. 500 ih. = 300.
chicago. March % Hogs cee,p's a. H.
600 steady. bulk Of sales. s. ~ - ~.
light : 65a IS 50: mixed $, 60 - 50
nss,-y SSSs0SN s.. rough S. 500 - %. pigs,
S-SSS IS CATTI.T.-Receipt lto0o, stead .
rei,es 2sc lower. lceNes, 50 loH 50 90.
.rexss steers. So 15T = ~. stockers a-u
fooNers S,650Ss 20. COWS and hciiels. - 80
SIS 30. calves sea- 81 30. oH Ef-c H 80
c ,sl-i,,, . s, ao4>7 DO. lambs native So So
S-S0
E, ~ CITY March Receipts.
900, Sod, ,o =. lover. bulk IS 500 $ 40;
tcsrv IS -04SS 80. packers and butchers,
$ Ma s. 7et.. lights. - 30 So go. pi-s.
g. s04SS CATTLE Receipts. $500 inc'ud
ing 100 Southtrns. steady to weak. batter Pr
sraae steady to Zoe higher. prime Ie'
sfe.rs. SNGouSg"5. dressed beef. AZ
& 20. southern So -0u s. -1. co"e 81 90.
q IN, ftf,,. So $ r.. .frckcrs and feed
- OV, 1893 f,rs Sc5N- 80. calves. So 30
?! GO 'y ,i,r-rp p.,.i,,ts M OOo. steady.
~ ~. ~ p. ,il,r,fnrs Sc .,QS7.
lambs. :. - 80. S5o51 ST.
:. oris ,farcn .S-HOGS- Receipts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Another Home for Bachelors.

Another home for bachelors VIII pc
the outcome Of transaction announced
yesterdav. The newly organized AlIer-
ton Thirty-eighth street Company' OF
which James :. Cushman is president
and william ~. SILK treasurer bought
e-on tbe ilcobs Construction COMPANY
,ho vacant lot at the southeast corner OF
2s,h street and Lexington avenue
Tho company plans 10 erect '"e'
story apartment house from designs ol
paul g. Hunter for bachelors. N'no"B
tho feature viii be conpie'eI'
coupped dispcnsary and nurses room 'n
he basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Heckscher Leases Building.

period Of twenty-one years the three
story building at 30 IS East 42d street.
%. GX59 feet. from Walter j. Solomon.
who held that property along with tho
adjoining southeast corner Of Madison
avenue under a long lease from the Wat
son estate
The lease shows a rental Of $1,000
year. Frank r. WELLER and j. J.. Rob-
ertson. jr. negotiated the transaction.
The parcel is diagonally opposite the
new Grand Central Terminal and abuts
the three four story buildings at No goa
to 3l3 Madison avenue, purchased 10y
Mr. HeCkscEcr last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
T. M. SCHUMACHER BACK
Doesn't Care for Vacations MOI
10 Discuss Rock Island.

r. NJ. Schumacher. chairman Of the Chi
caso. Rock Island & Pacific Railway,
who represents the Phelps. Dodge inter
csts in the Rock Island. returned yester-
DAY from a vacation spent at French
Lick Springs. Ind Mr. Schumacher
avoided any reference 10 any reorganiza-
ton plan. but said:
"I just came back from the first vaca-
ton I ever had I'm my life. and J really
don't care for vacations
Mr.. Schumacher. in view Of criticism
caused by his estimate Of the Rock ISL
snd's financial requirements. was asked n
he intended 90 make any revision Of his
report
81 DO not" was his reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
knartment Dwelling Leases.

P,ase * Gilman leased apartments in
40 90 Park avenue 10 Robert e. Ream;
in No l@ East 18th street TO T. W. era
ham. in NO. lN West Sth street TO Mar
earet j. Bradley; in 40. loi East i1tn
street to Mrs. j.. - Way. and. with
Archibald G. Foss. TO John Fox, in 30.
20 ST. Nicholas avenue TO II. 81. Iha!en
and u. II. Unlandheim; in no. -ia West
s5th street to G. W. Wright ami IN No.
g East s2d street 20 G.. ~. Lessett and
Or. vs.. NJ. Adelstonc.
Gustavc Britt leased the dwelling house
at No. e5s West fth street 10 William
Graley; also the dwelling house at 80. 2S9
West ith street 10 John LANCER
Edward e.. -. Vogler leased for May
W. Hall TO Dr. Ernest s. Bishop the
dwelling house az 40. l5l West >5th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
MANY Women Own Penn. Stock

Forty-eight per cont Of me PennsyI-
vania Railroads s9sl5 stockholders are
women. according 10 an announcement
made BY the company Yesterday, based
on reports up % March J. Fifteen thou
sand stockholders live IN New York. but
about one-third % the total live In Penn
sylvania- There are l.132 shareholders
living IN foreign countries.
The company now owns ll.729 miles OF
zoe. with a trackags OF p ls8 miles The
fosd IN operated IN thirteen states and the
District Of Columbia. In this territory
-.ore than half the population Of the
United states lives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
CORN AT TOP PRICES
Chicago Shorts Squeezed
Corn. Oats and Provisions Up.

Chicago. March 80. - Corn to-day
Jumped higher than at any time since
December IS Transactions ran into
millions OF bushels and brought severe
punishment to spectators who had been
aggressive in selling the market short
The outcome was steady close az an
advance Of nc 70 lac net. Wheat nm
3shed with a gain Of from tsc 70 ssc. and
oats up from &c TO i2c Provisions closed
the same as Saturday night to rise OF
DC. Range OF prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.


AUDUBON AVE. 5 vs. cor lslst st. looNloo,
Feb 30 1900 The0 ~ and Resale Myers 10
Th.o Mver-. c.r. $1,000. attorneys. EnGelhard
AVE f. 10 -. cor ad 81. 15.7N5a: oct II.
1903. TacobJ and Reeve Alter 20 Ebiins Brew
l- go. $50 So AIMS ave. 5000.
BANTER ST. a. So s.. runs l5X ok 10
l2.GN ~ o. 50 . 90 beg. March ="
f~SG- Isid1~ and Roteocl Abrahams 90 samuel
8 Hamburger. 36 We, a5th $50 or Rector st.
FoRDHAM AVE. W s. - r. 5 Of 5,h st CMor-
ris5uial or lC7th 81 1jN100 March 10. 1912;
Dustato and Lcua Frey 20 Paula Flach, 81
HALL ~. y g. -- II from cor lot 49,
map 90 suh-9iv property Lyman Tiffany.
nsrt Tox estate. March 20 1912 Alfred and
EUou Benson Co Henrietta shotten. 25N East
i3,th SO. 500, attorney Isaac Le'inson' %
L0T $50 map williamsburg. July .. 1918
OuUlrio Distasio 20 Giovanni Motta. 30 Sil -
Ivan 81. 5000, attorney, VI 2 Ma'teo, 23
Ludlow ST. W 8. 100 4 g W OF Houston
So 2iXsI10, July p 1909 Louis and Anneta
K4rD to Saul Lofs0witz. $1,000. attorneys.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD w cor Decatur
ave @oN2o5 lTt1 5N2nd.N' June -, 1901 MIRA
County. * Y. $1,000. attorneys. Mitchell *
Aru|1u. - Liberty ST. 40
2D AVE-. % q cor DIST ct. runs u si7X looN
fo Dt 700 .i ave " - 20 beg; Jan -.
1893 Michael Eeschmau 90 Geo Hagemcyer.
ev-. Sl25oo; attorneys. Wood cook * seit.
4sD ST. % 10 &c West. n g. $50 II p o, eth
ave. 53ylO0 .. March TO- 1912. Pentalpha Realty
corrn to Lawyers Title Insurance and Irus,
co. 1850 Broadway. 100000 -.o,o -
42D eT. s. 364 90 ol 9Th ave. $4,000 loN
51xI0o 5N25x1oo5. Jan II. 1872. same 20 same
$500 600
SD sT. 81 70 II West. 43d ST. - 70 IS
Wpeu. $4,000 10. Sept 7. 1911; Pontalpna
Realtr Corpn 70 Grant " Mcdonald Friction
Vail cor Broadway and S6ih 81. 500 GOO;
a.torucve Stewart e. S. - Wall ST.
f0-TH ST. s. 1863 n W of n ave. 400
1000. April p 1905 Alolph Messer and ano 70
Louis Tsennureor. Si-.500. attorney j A seid-
iaaD ST. s. g rs Il from - ave. OAK
block. Fob .f 100. Caroline Wiedhopf 10
Emanuel Marks: $4,000, ATTORNEYS, Einstein
Ia-TrI 81 s. s. so u q % 9Th ave. 60 SIX
POI 10. March %. 1911. Louis " and Fannie $
Bl, r1sfein to Thco 7 Chahot. l2OS Nashlneton
ave. 500 0Oo. attorney VI J sullivan. Willis
ave and lf~th ST.
Go lx g 60 fX.G 9xsO ? % beg. June l2. 1913:
Mitchell MI ermott Construction CO 20 Mary
T. Mitchell. 773 East i7fth q. $500 attorney
A rs GlatznaVer. SIS Grant ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

,,.-i-. q. w.. Hal 50os Pine ST w.
20 30 20 iaii''' " van t~',1,ees Wm \ Boyd.
INllal-... anu '-. , -. >ig O75. attorney.
alaf.h ~ ".yIS. PER ,..-'
jaudid Glenn. - EAchi"he ,oe . Herbert
l&Ih SIT, '"' East u min, sxr Eliza
H herman o. JACOB = ,u ,,far.3 y. Z rs
3 Duunlns' go orange ~ % -i''
s. per cent; $500 81, i've a5xqo
10Th ST. s. 20 u ol . 80 ~ q \
prior mtg >t'e"il, o,tau 49,, cai. March
Hopkins. r u 40 !. La-dNe"'' "''
IT, . yrs. per cent S2'"v, NO - l.,r,or mtg
list = 3J5 West s., -lA 4 ~ otham
$4,000, Walton Brown 10 HAITI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
REAL ESTATE SALE oaroLgr REAL SALE oRToLEI
CONNECrICUT
CoNNECTICUr.

A MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY PLACE, SITUATED IN THE FAR
FAMED LITCHFELD HILLS; HIGH ALTITUDE, LANDSCAPE OF
RARE BEAUTY; so MILES FROM NEW YORK BY STATE HIGHWAY.
THE DWELLING MODERN CITY HOUSE. IS CEMENT STUCCO,
FIFTEEN ROOMS: HOT AND COLD WATER, STEAM HEAT, TILE
BATHROOM HARDWOOD FINISH; COLONIAL EFFECT FARM COM
PRsEs so ACRES OF RICH LAND APPLE TREES 200 PEACH
TREES PEARS PLUNiS ETC. LARGE BARNS CARRIAGE HOUSES
AND SHEDS LARGE MODERN HENNERY ICE HOUSE. PUMPING
STATION ALL NEW BUILDINGS COST $4,000. MAKE OFFER
ADDRESS OWNER ROOM I7O1 NO 90 WEST ST. NEW YORK. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
OIL EARNINGS S120,000,0OO
Not Affected by Dissolution Of
the Trust.

Net profits OF all the companies that
once made mp the Standard oil trust for
islz. according 20 estimates by The Wall
Street Journal" were IN excess OF N2o-
oooDo Previous 20 the disintesration
similar figures were running az the rate
of about sso.CDoooo year.
Although the dissolution was followed
rs heavy increase in expenses placed
by some as nigh as $4,000 year. the
greater demand for petroleum and its by
products and higher prices were more
than sufficient 10 Offset them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
District Attorney a Buyer.

t,ronY Countv. h. the buyer OF the d"eH.
ing house al the northeast corner 9i
Aqucduct avenue and lslst street me saI'
OF which by Mrs. John Bielin was re-
ported IN Sundays Tribune. II rs CON
slderod ono OF the most costly residence
i'm The Bronx and has been held al &5o~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Express Assents Coming In.

Charles W. Peabody. chairman Of the
committee Of stockholders Of the United
states Express Company, when recently
seu. q letter 70 the shareholders asking
tbelr approval Of the resolution passed by
the directors recommending The com
tapy's liquidation. said yesterday That
more than hair the outstanding stock had
sss.nted 10 declared that ho had not
been notified of any serious opposition to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
100000 Jersey City Deal.

Colgate & Co. soap manufacturers.
have purchased through Joseph \. O'Con-
nor the plot fronting 200 feet on Greene
street between York and Grand streets.
Jersey city. There are twelve parcels In
the plot. and it is said that Colgate *
Co intend to build a factory on IL. THE
transaction involved about 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
III eRfMal. Estate Efa!
Butterfeld Estate Sells
Dwelling Held at 100000

home. on the east side Of Belmont ave
nue.. between Richmond Terrace and Hen
derson avenue. West New Brighton TINS
property comprises a plot ljoxioS feet ana
was long known as the William Bemeh'
homestead. from which cement avenue
now one of the most attractive avenues
on the north shore. derived its name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
TERATiONS.
VI Az II 80
The Bronx.

BROOK AVENUE, e s. 30 u south oil -
Paul's Place. to a / sty brick theatre -lN'o,
Daniel Ostrow. 1893 caldwell ave, owner
Herman Lederer. 1341 southern Boulevard
architect: cost, 5000. .o.,
FRANKLIN AVE " = 80 n OF lostg
- augustine REV Thomas + Gregge. On
premises. rector. owner; John Y Van Pet'
aSl Ith ave architect cost LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
LIS PENOENS.
MARCH %
Manhattan.

N,ptSpN AVE. W 5. SIS II II OBJ 81,
,e1~-g' Rosie Bernheinier et al aet samson
Noyar ~ al foreclosure u MORTGAGE; attor-
n.vs cary 4 carroll
~ Ls,po%I' ~ AKA and south 81. 3S2: Jose
milne +, CARPENTER agt BENJAMIN SforLs. 81
an foreclosure OF MORTGAGE, attorneys l.
g. a. n Chamberiin
GGTH 81, ~ East. Heisler Roofing 60. INC,
i6 roreclose mechanics uen; attorney + W
Ritter. c.
f01-r ST % S. 22s e II So of lst ave, -soN
1O4 II. James Well a. al AIT Louis LEVIN a.
al ,foreclosure OF mortgage; attorney SUM
heimer. 49,,
oI ef $50 and egi: Fisher Wentraub a-t
Rialto Really 20 ei al foreclosure OF mort
raqel. attorney ID DreShler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
Buyer Of Concord Avenue Plot.

The S. & p. Construction COMPANY.
recently Incorporated. is the buyer Of
the plot loo%1oo feet on the east side Of
Concord avenue. 100 feet south Of Datcr
street. the sale OF which bv Samuel ca
rucci was reported about ten days AGO.
Heller & Sussman were the brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF, MORTGAGES.

r.-t q, ...-,-..,ot,t g. Latham Il, Reed
Frank S"a''"o'l 70 i-''Da"
Si'. ,.,- o.. Ah-,b,r, ctcr, ana eno.
lsHloic "a. "'1" To H"'''''-'" '"
sN7l9- "t' ,t-.,,.. a,t True. 20 exr
10 Caoree r Eaab. 81
Ce151e '''s, ,,,o 'i',-i
an 49, R,.-..-..~. 20 N kingston savings
,.. -" e., o1 M'' '-"-' ~
s.,-- ~ t-rc4 Altman: S25. COO
e..i,'.- q, R..-- and an0 cNrs 20 Lawyers
,r,,r,..e, a.. >te 400
'''3, ,.,.r,,,'. and r-,ist co % Louis S
p-,,.t Sioopo
tlb.rf 81 Kahn and ano. cxrs. 20 Rae *
,~r...ir. 81
ta~t ~ tlbsrt N Kahn: 81
same to sarah Freedman; 81
Same 20 Ra. Is Anstoiu. 81
Anna 1 Turno. sdmx. TO Anna X
rrr.l rin. S-.3i2
Same 10 Anna " Is Turno Sl1 600
En-.cr Realty 90 to Joserb IT, Marx 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-24

F9kL NASi 81. ~ 81 9IO o., q. D. f. i1' ~
'- 800" 50. 80.
l'osent..aI % Aortrose h.a.ty Co. I'D bfntl-
way, March 10 'mtE -t"Vo1' >lvVt atiut
n't. Nr" lniE IltIr lHslrahc. Go. loo
Broadway.
PlNEHUEST AVE s. from 1i2tn 20
l-Otl SO, -Nn.HEl 1910, Mabel O. Meyer
20 Duulos Holding Go. % Court ST. Brooklyn:
AUX 49, 1918. So. attorney. o. 81 Woibr9ch.
- Court ST. g~ooHl.u
SAME PROPERTY. Samuel 3 AIthauso
! 20 Same. Sent a. 1913. 81. gftDrrc-. Same.
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Realty Notes.

g. Frank Shaw has been appointed re
ceivor OF the rents OF No y East l3lst
street
f Sebastian Rufner formerly with
Wright Barclay IS now connected with
the Office Of Homer Foot ir, No. East
Asd street
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18TH ST 4iS East: Harry Jane ag' A'0e'
: Tbaver et al: March ;. 1914; >lfo'
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MARCH %.
Manhattan.

nan II, n Vast. for 3 ana 7 y ,-I,oo1
and dwe 75ys1. sisters OF the Blessed sacla-
ment. Carroll. Buck county rem srchi,
Badlnger 4 Peuot l3-s brodu""''
tects: cost. $4,000. 90 a q etv
S4TH ST. lO3 and Io5 East; for "a. a W IVY
freproof apartment, 51xs7; Gross ~ ~, Mts
81. owner; Sommerfeld X StecNier' 'i
square. architects. cost. SloVV'
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Old Staten Island Home Sold.

captain Cornelius IT, Smith. United
states hun Inspector. sold through cor
neiius c. Koln. 10 Mary NJ. Z. Speed. Mis-