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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19

ter, Mrs. Perry Haight, in Oneida las
week.
R. M. Bondurant went to Water
loo on business Saturday.
Mrs. viii Sweeney and her three
children of Farley were recent visit
ors at the l.. N. Richie home.
Miss Hazel Westfall has returned
from an extended visit at Nora
Springs. >'& Ia
Mrs. Elizabeth. Blake, Of Strawber-
ry Point visited Mrs. L.. M. Barnes
the past week.
During the severe electric storm
Sunday morning, lightning struck the
cross on the new Catholic church at,
this place. The bolt went down the
roof and down the south side of the
building doing little damage, how
ever. w" -. 's, a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Barnes, Mrs.
Elizabeth Blake and Jesse Sloan went
to Strawberry Point Sunday. #
Mrs. Gretchen Patterson and son,
Kenneth Of Upton are visiting rel
atives at this place. ~.5
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19

! Mrs. G. F. Grouse Of Marion we're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Landers the
past week.
The little son of Mrs. Martha Hut
tonthas been SERIOUSLY i'll with pneu-
monia. at the home of his grand
mother, Mrs. Sophia johnson. Mr..
Hutton arrived Thursday morning
from Lincoln, Nebraska.
~. D.. and C. C. Morgan and ". l..
Campbell went to Coggon last Sunday
Mrs. G. c.. Morgan who had been
visiting there. returned with them.
3E part. of young people Went
Thursday to camp near Hillside.
They were Misses Helen Joseph,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19
HOPKINTON

rNrEEt ,s.HFEtyF-EEES1.'-te H--=yEl-HFr 'sEyHr.-E..E W
jamie Ricketts, and William strane
visited in Dubuque last week.
Miss Petit of Storm Lake. was d
visitor last week at the home Of her
cousin, A. D.. LeClere, and wife.
MI. Sweesy wife and daughter of
Nebraska, were guests of Mn. JIG.
kirkwood, for several days recenly.
Joe Orr and family have moved to
Minnesota. Sherm Hartford went with
them. ~
Miss Mildred 'Tourtellot returned
home Tuesday from Madison, WIS.
cOnsin, where esheEhas been attending
the summer sessions .of the state
university.
Miss Clara Teuch visited her sis
ter in Anamosa last week..
Ward Brazelton Of Portland, Ore
E%gon, was a. caller on old friends here
Tuesday. He attended Lenox college
some years ago.
Miss Elizabeth ,Hendee entertained
a company of young friends Tuesday.
evening. 4J.
Miss Ruth Daughenbaugh left the
first of the week for Kenosha, Wis.
constn, to visit an aunt. Later she
will attend the conference at Gen
eva, WISCONSIN.
4 Miss Helen Hunt Of Lincoln, Neb..,
was "a guest Wednesday, and Thurs;
day Of MI. J. C. Kirkwood.% Miss,
Hunt resided here some years ago,
her father being principal ofsthe high
school. j
William Edgar left last week for
Canada to visit his son, w. "A. Ed
gar; and family.
Prof. B~riedenthal and wife Of Kan
a City, spent Monday in town. !,
fRev. D C.. Macintosh. who has been
visiting among his old FRIENDS for a,
few weeks. left T~uesdayEfor Shenan-
doah. His wife and daughters will re
main until later.
Mr.. and Mrs. FrediHill and chi.drtn
Flarence and Harry, left Tuesday for
St. Edwards, Nebraska They make
the trip by automobile.
Rev. and Mrs. Foster and children
OF Cedar Rapids, are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. A.. Wallace and other
friends.
Mrs. C.L. Main. was here from
Monticello Tuesday.
#. A.. Bort has purchased the
Whipple residence, for %$285O, and has
taken possession at once. tt
U: S. Landers Of Ont, California,
Mrs. Ed. Yngling Of Clinton and
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-19
ONEIDA

Mrs. Fred Parkins and daughter
and Mrs. Vance and daughter of
Almoral were here Wednesday. y
Mrs. Fred Legg of Dundee spent
Saturday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wall are VS.,
iting relatives in Dakota.
Mrs. J. D. Bushnell and daughter
are home from Manchester after
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-09
TELEPHONE MESSAGE
HOLDS Two FOR Theft
Pair Arrested as Burglars After They
O.. Pretend to Help
Detectives.

Detectives Carlson and Andrews OF
the East Twenty second street sta
ton became suspicious OF two men
who boarded an east bound Four
t>enth street car early this morning
ae seventh avenue. for the men car
risd . big parcel on which the ad-
dress to Arm in Los Angeles. Cal.
showed plainly. To tho detectives
questions the men replied that they
were expressmen. One Of them said.
IT you doubt us we'll prove 1t to
you"
30 the detectives accompanied them
to the express office OF Morris l..
Rosenberg. No. - West Twenty nth
street. One Of the men drew a bunch
OF keys from his pocket and opened
three locks. Inside he showed the de-
tectives an order book showing that
the package was to leave on an early
train.
Still Carlson and Andrews were
suspicious, and nnally got Rosenberg
on the telephone. He exclaimed ex-
citedly that the men were burglars
One OF them. who said he was David
Weinberg. living at the Alabama
Hotel. Bowery and Rivington street
had been employed by Rosenberg up
10 two weeks ago. After he left
Rosenberg said. many packages mys.
teriously disappeared ut night, al
though In the morning the locks were
ell right.
Weinbere's companion said he was
Joseph Weissman OF No. &c Rivington
street. Both men were locked w
charged with burglary.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-09

LONDON. April 9.-The syndicalists
are taking measures TO bring about q
general strike In the autumn, according
10 the Standard. for IN advance Of !
shillings 01.25) In the weekly wage Of
all workers. 30 far. however. many re-
aponsibls leaders Of trade unions oppose
the idea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Az
iosTH sT sos West. i7siooii 5cs,Rh card 4.
Cnsanoya 10 Gcorgianna Brewer, south an.,,
ner, Me: due April a.. 1919; per cont; rpr1, u
Q; $4,000; attorneys. cadwa'ader'
iayr ST. "a west ssico . me'' 81 we cSan no
bara "a. AprIl i6: q yrs. per cent; tiIvW'
s stts s Amend 4, iIs Nassau ID; ,,.,.
sAMfl PROPERTY same e. to o cSnrs ans April
H. 1917; 9 per cent. April z; sZVW' h'to'"o'''
Amend & 4. 1i9 Nassau 1t: n..-a A
both ST. ioS West 2oS's b u; ys nc isotS st:
!; np 600; attorney rU C. Hart 50 Nassau st.
The Bronx.
pAINDRIDGE AVE. c 3. 404.7 n OF lsetn
Fl. 2isxii2 Cx2I 7xlOsg; Annie II. Delaney W
fremont y n l. Assn. 1891 washington d nv, .or,
April p ns''" cn i7s B bro SS~ w
CALDWELL AVE, " = ~ y OF i0 naker'
20xJ9 H. Mary u Doyle TO ~. Ma riga Io,, 9s
1901 Boynton ave (prior mtg sD,OoV' naicn y ~ =,
3 yrs, ) per cent: N,yOo; Attorney De'' "
chalen. Nassau ri. .o.. =. or
cREsToN AVE. e 3, 1901 n n OF l91d g. y Ok
100 q, John Dunn 10 Susan Berrian, 10
Fordham Rd East: Nov q. I"'; ! .o m Jpiy
cent. $1,000. same property; same 10 safne' '"'
FoRDHAM Rp' $. 100 II OF i; Ssrn1sri II;
q FUNK ig1nl AZ 2lst ST. West New York. I;
N. 40
April H. demand: per cent; NfVV; a'tor"'''
Henry ID Patton q Cedar st. 90,
FORDHAM RD f. 1913 II OF Lorlng ~.
e 7xllg2; Same to Corporate Mtg Co. ~ Ceoss
st. April II: demand: per cent; Sl'eoo' sa'''
attorney. po,h
LorS 9 to 6, block 20. map section J Bath ss,
gate Estates Nicholas Vogel 20 Helen I Ioil-
llnson, 3lj West 57th st April IA: due etc ~
per bond: 1900; attorney. same ,.h
LOTS 2 to I. block 4, map section Da,n-
gate Estates, Nicholas NogeI 20 Wn'ia a.'
Miller 3O2l cruger ave: April ~; due, ETC. as
per bond: g. 800. attorney. same. -,
R1VERDALE AVE. W =. lf3 ~ rom ian - =
Thomas Cutibert, b0x100: Terrence Walsh 10
Caroline Wellner 600 East 1921 st; April ~;
yrs, per cent: 1900; attorney, Title Guar
antee Co i76 Broadway.
ST AIMS AVE. s. 40 n o. 156th ~
26xe6: Joseph w Rowan, Inc, 70 Robert II
witzer, 7i3 Southern Oak ave; March prlor
mtg $40. 600; due as per bond; 5000 attorney
Title Guaranty and Trust Co. 116 Broadway.
LINTON AVE. 767. W x. I.6xl3o; John - II
Klemeyer 10 Ellen Muchare. fOl East lilst st'
April 10; T. . per cent; $'~V; attorney
WESTCHBSTER AVE. n 3. 2e ~ OF
Eagle ave, 256x5T1; Mary Schuholz 20 sam
uel Harris. 81 East ii2d 81; April 10 prior
mtg $40. O00i: due per bond; N,2Oo; attor-
ney. ID | Hirschberg. $40 81 ave.
WfBKENS PLACE, @ cor Jennings st. Dx
9sx50. 5xlO0: Joseph Richter to Israel MosSo-
wltz, 2ls Sth 1T, Hoboken. N J: April 10; in
stalls per cent $1,000; attorney, Harry w
schutt, 20 Church ST.
1c5TH ST. q, 504 n OF Carroll Place.
1.3x134.s: James 7 Gaffney to Title Guaranty
and Trust Co. I7s Broadway; April IA; due.
ETC. as per bond; $500.
22sTH ct. n 8 being lot 900. map Wakefield
1oOx1l4; Monte f Wells to George Kilean, 4o25
Barnes ave; April 1; 3 yrs. per cent; 800;
attorney. J Heinstaht, es2 Fast ga st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Two Apartment Houses for
Site Near Avenue
st. John.
HEIGHTS STRUCTURES
FIGURE IN TRADE
New Law Buildings in Amsterdam
Ave. Given for Large
Vacant Plot.

The Bronx played conspicuous part IN
the little trading announced In the reai
estate market yesterday
The Henry Morgenthau Company sold
70 the Mack Construction Company plot,
SOxloO feet. on the south side OF FOX ST.
100 feet east OF Avenue st. John. The
property is TO be Immediately Improved
with two FIVE story apartment houses
Mrs. Hattie Wheatley sold to Robert d.
Ireland through Arthur 10 Briggs. inc
parcel @x175 feet, on the south SIDE OF
Ieoth at. 20 feet east OF Morris ave. The
property contains a three story dwelling
house and a frame stable'a the rear, ana
ad,oins the block front on the east SIDE OF
Norris ave, between Fordham Road ana
1eoth st, recently sold by the Haskins
estate to Mark A. Kelley. II Is also sepa-
rated by a S-foot plot from 5O-foot size
on 1eoth ST. which the Haskins fainiiy
sold last week TO Arthur ]. McSorley ior
Improvement with an apartment house
The Henry Morgenthau Company SOLO
22os and 229S Amsterdam ave. southwest
corner OF 174th st, six story new law
fiathouse. fronting 50 feet on the avenue
and 100 feet on the street. Inc
ton involves Sl75,oOO
The buyer is the Delmar Realty cor
noration arthur A. Mosher, PRESIDENT
which gave in exchange the vacant plot
Of five lots. 1Oox12o feet, at the northeast
corner of Audubon ave. and 10th st. Inc
Amsterdam ave. property was held by the
selling company at 10000 Louis Fine
negotiated the deal
Ogden & Clarkson have sold to Joseph
r A. O'Donnell the four story dwelling
house 2ce East 2G St, on lot 2oxloo reet.
The property. which is between SECOND
and Third ayes, was sold by Edwin But
Ter and G. De Witt Williamson, executors
for the Elias Butler estate.
Pease & Gilman have sold Tor MIS-
n J. Sexton q West list St. four story
dwelling house, on lot 1sx1oo5 feet. TO
huver. who will occupy. Aida Lester
bought 20. adjoining. through the same
brokers last year.
w. r. &c w. l. Brown, Inc, have soiu
for Catherine A. Burton the plot on the
south side of 18TH St, 81 feet west or
Tiffany ST., being in size 5Ox1eO feet 10
builder, who will improve same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

8 yrs from May 1, 1914; $500; attorney
Thomas GIIieran. 40 Chambers ut. 80.
/. DUANE ST, IL: William 81 $50 20 10Y;
stores and cellar; Sherman Towhscno 20
Michael Iorio, 40 oliver 1t: 10 yrs from MAY
/. 1914; $4,000; attorney, .shiland q Hedges
itTH sT, ia East; all; John Stitch 10
Jacob Braunstein. 23s East 10Th at; 10 yrs
from May 1. 1914. $500: attorney. LOUIS
Julien. $50 Nassau st.
7TU AVE, 1912; all; Robert Hoe Real Es-
tate Co 20 Louis schiechter. at West 10th
At; 10 yrs from May /. 1914; $4,000; attor-
nav. II 10 schiechtor. go Broadway.
3pTH So, 402 and 4o4 West: all; Beadle-
ston a woerx to Benjamin Rosen and ano,
isi East 10th at; yrs from May J., lylt:
s., $50; attorney. Samuel Margolies. 10 East
10ist st.
The Bronx.
cOURTLANDT AVE, $50. all; Kaffen
Realty Co 10 Bolsslav Bsrtosiewics ana ano.
Bs4 East 15sth st; D yrs from juno IVA
81. 100; attorney. w II Stewart, 1889 "a ave:
18TH ST 034 East all; Rae Marcus 70
Benj weiss and ano. 2bA East l0bth at; .
yrs from April I. 1914; $500 attorney
Samuel chugcrman. 1SD Montague It, BROOK
I'm. ,.. =.
cor store: Henry Acker TO bernard Haimo-
Wits and ano, 1 Wost Hath RI; yrs from
April l. 1914: 81, 80 to s4s20 attorney
Frank Schwartz. 1853 Southern boulevard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL -.
Manhattan.

ETH SIT. al 10 VS. East Edw y Bunler 80
agt Peter Doelger Brewing co. Inc o""'
Paul J F,xner Co. contractor; yO. -.
pisT ST. Harlem River and snerInSn "a
Peter Hulprett agt United Electric bIsnt ar'
Power Co, owner: + r Nesbit & Co. Inc con-
SAME PROPERTY; william Baum as'
same; {I7 30. e.,.. q,
aTH S'r. '2ii to 2i5 West: Candee, smith o.
Rowland 60 agt Bounonylle Realty 20, o"n
err: + ] Ashhcd & Sons, contractor rene"a"'
81, 1852 "A. -r~,oo.
18th ST. MS "a n % LIST ave, Ioxn sy
Colonial sand and Stone co agt Peter D"e.-
gers Brewing co. owner; Paul Exner ~
&c FORT wwHSHINGroN AVE. S4; Louis Fa-
gin agt Brown Weiss Realities, owner and con-
tractor: s5G 20.
Delaney ST. IT and -; Passaic struct-
urai steel Co agt Manhattan Holding Co. own
err; Rayitch Brothers, contractors; N.s9I Il.
18th ST, 2 East: FIank Fofsenson as
Charles Brown. owner; Henry Q 5mith buiio-
ing Co. Inc, contractor: $50.
AID ST, N7 West; Joseph Zimmerman sst
the sperry & Hutchinson Co. owner; Aaron
Glazerofr, contractor; $685.
42D ST, Ns West Joseph Zimmerman AT
the Sperry q Hutchinson Co, owner; ADO
Bernstein contractor; $3.50.
GATH ST, A1 to 245 West: John ID Woods aSt
Bournonville Realty Co. owner; Ashheid
q Sons, contractors renewaD; SEQ.
Tho Bronx.
22sTH ST. =, go n Of Barnes ave, III
100; Hudson Refrigerator Co agt Guidone,
Inc owner and contractor; S7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions r:o Tsre FER.
recorded yesterday at the Real Estate Elk
change saiesroom. Il and 16 Vesey St:
BY NJ. Morgenthau, Jr., Co:
18TH ST. 247 East. n S, IS II W OF "a ave. iox
1905. sty tenmt and stores; 10 the piainun
for s15.50O.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. nS. " g., ~ 81,
u OF 1929 st, 4510x135. 1oxH lx123.s, sly
tenmt; TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
CARPENTER AVE. W cor OF 2z4th g. 'oA
1o5. IN George I.ahrman for 5000.
ROAD from New York 10 Boston COT o oa
road 10 ODell's Landing, 5i4.7x4l4xS3oxZfs.SxzsO
x3sl3; adjourned to May b.
BY Jamer L. Wells a Co.
WISE AVE. 1893 and 1895. 8, 225 n OF
Jennings st. 50xi00. s sty tenmt; to the piaihtn
for $3S. 500.
BY NJ. Morgenthau. Jr., Co.
ct PETERS AVE. 1927, W 9. 16.e n or
Maclay ave, 5Ox92x50x92.11: to the plaintin TOT
s., 790 ~ cu,.n.
,oprNc pr. a ss7s n n OF 1o1st at. 70 *
,o7 11T77 llxu3b; adjourned to April p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Brooklyn Sales.

Maurice q. Straus sold for the Howard
Improvement Company four dwelling
houses on the south side OF Avenue s, 10
feet east Of East 18th St. near the Brigh-
ton line. Also sold for @. Girard three
lots. 50xloo feet each, at tho northwest
corner of Avenue d and East s2d st. the
northeast corner OF Avenue d and East
82d St, and the northeast corner of Ave
nue. d and New York ave- to the Howard
Improvement Company, which will erect
four story apartment houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
SOUTHWEST BUSINESS BAD
But M, K. & It's President
SAYS Crop Prospects Are Fine.

c. F. Schaff. president OF the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas Railway, who arrived
here yesterday from the Southwest, said
that business in that section OF the coun-
try since last July had slackened mate
rally. He was optimistic over the crop
outlook, however. and asserted that tho
predictions were for excellent crops the
wheat prospects being particularly good
Sentiment in the Southwest. including
that Of the shippers. he declared In favor
OF an Increase in freight rates for the
railroads.
AS to the report that the semi annual
dividend Of per cent on the "Katys"
preferred stock would be passed at the
annual meeting of directors, Mr.. Schaff
said that this matter had not yet been
decided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
DOWNTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
Tenants for Adams Building, In
Lower BroadWay-Other
Commercial Rentals.

Additional tenants obtained by the
Adams Building Company, Robert Z.
Bowling president for its new thirty
two story Adams Building at 81 Broad
way, include the following attorneys and
law firms: Judge Warren w. Foster,
John r. Dos Passos, Jacob Newman,
Thomas B. Harrison, Robert w. Watson,
Theodore Gross, Mcclure & Prentice, Sey-
mour Seymour, Megrath &; Billings, and
Kenyon e Kenyon, the latter taking half
of the twenty-sxth floor. Leases were
also made for space with these Stock
Exchange firms: Mills & Stewart. Chaun-
cey & Co., Chapman & Seaman, also S.
NJ. Swenson & Sons. bankers, who take
the entire Broadway frontage Of the
eighteenth floor; Offices to p. L. Foster,
Erich Benjamin. the Barney Estate Com
pany. Roswell Eldridge and II. X Knapp,
Pure Water Apparatus Company and the
entire west end Of the twenty-second
floor to the National Incinerator Com
pany.
The Charles r. Noyes Company leased
the building 23s South St, through to
461 Water ST., for ]. Frederic Kernochan
10 Jaffe & Co., for five years; also the
store basement. and sub-cellar of 81 Ann
st. to William F. Birmingham.
William A. White q Sons rented OF
fees in 90 Broad st. to Paula Bates and
Godnick e. Wilson; the basement Of SO
Greenwich st. to Saal Bros; offices in lC
and 70 Old Slip to Greason. Morris &
Rogers and Arend NJ. Kraan, and TO
Abraham Cash the store, basement and
second and third lofts at Worth st.
The United States Realty and Improve
ment Company rented offices on the
eighteenth floor of the Trinity Building.
at III Broadway, to the law firm of Cald-
well, Masslich & Reed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
REAL EsTArEFoR SALE oRro LET'S
CONNECTICUT. al,
Rapidly Growing DANBURY. CONN.

Population %, 900. So Miles from ~. Y. City.
20 Manufactur & Establish nents. More Wanted.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES.
City with UnequalIed Natural Advantages
for Residential and Manufacturing.
Danbury is reached by the Danbury, Bert<-
shire. Litchfield and Highland Divisions New
York. New Haven Hartford Railway. Rex-
sonable rates for freight made with
railroad and express company. on of tho
principal automobile routes between New
York City and the Berkshire Hills.
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL
many social and fraternal organizations,
meet its religious and social needs T1fs
best goods at low prices may be had In its
many retail stores. sia
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
Danoury has well paved streets. Installed
electric lights on the business and residen-
tial streets. Fifteen miles OF electrie ratl
way. Owns It's own water system, worth
81, 900, 600. with an immense new reservoir
capable. Of supplying 10000 people. Fire
and police protection. Free mail delivery
State. normal and high, and several gram
mar schools. Beautiful lake with open air
attractions during the summer.
Manufacturing Opportunities. .-
There are in Danbury well located sites
OF every size. with siding along the N. y,
n. H. e. II. r. r. The manufacturer will md
power and lighting at reasonable cost. Suit
able plots in various parts OF the city At
attractive terms Some fno home sites are
for sale. Danbury business men invite new
industries and new residents For further
particulars address
SECRETARY BUSINESS MEMS ASsON,
Danbury, Conn.
For complete list Conn. property see Henri
B. Hawley. 81 White st.. Danbury. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

,.n,.., church OF disciples Of chf'ss 70
Lucius II Besrs; $1,000 r.. .. CRY MORT
Mutual life Insurance. co 70 ~'s
gage ,, co.. sIs fc%n to Empire Trust CO.. PIG
NV Nv" Mortgage Co TO New forA
Co; $40 a..
Edwin csrsshsr TO Bow'''
D" ws.b sn,,gyY Trust co Of New Yorh CO a.
Lawyers title Insurance ana
''S Mutual Life insurance co Of New fora -
CITY Mortgage Coz $4,000. =. 70 yots-
Antonio y yoisInwsky, exrs 70
'aWsTy ana T spo TO Ber,hod Hahn so0 9o
Tllle peyser 20 Morris Hirsch, sSoi9 "a r
Edward rs 1. Carter, exr' 10 Ho"
Carter: $4,000 . or,tts QUAR-
antee and Trust Co: $4,000 49, Work
title Guarantee and trust co 70 Now fo'H
Bihle Society: $4,000.
Tho Bronx.
81 Loan ga, Mtss Co to Emil Klein ana
same 10 same trustees Of the estate ~. IN.
,ronepty NJ the Diocesan Convention OF New
Johanna Buen and ano to johanna Bi"en'
81 COO
Paul J Fxner Co TO Hudson Trust So' Va
Mary J Archer to Eloise Archer; ~ 49,,
Charles Ryer and ano, exrs' 10 '"''
Arthur w Weed to Titis Guarantees ana
Trust Co: $4,000. q,
Jacob l. Markell and ano to Louis bynssn'
Emil w Kappert 10 James 2 McSnrthS w.
Harry w. Davis TO Eva Gold; $1,000
Lawyers Title ms and Trust co to Wiiiia"'
r. Smith, 81 900 c-.. ~ 100.
Sarah & Hopping 20 Turner Srsve' T@'"
Same to same; $2,7OO. ., .oo
7 Turner Grieye 10 Louisa BOVINE. xZ.4oo.
same :, Tt gsm fn. 20 TO walter Biaisdel;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
LIS PENDENS.
APRIL IS.
Manhattan.

ORCHARD ST, "a; Marks Kirshbaum sgt
Harry Goldstein ct al foreclosure of mtg
attorney J Cans
SOTH ST. 3. 223 n of Ave A. e7ex
1922; Samuel NJ Rechnitz agt Santa Rurnore
or al foreclosure OF mtg), attorney. II
Harris.
SisT ST 2os East; Florence H Allen ast
Edw l. Montgomery. jr. ct al foreclosure OF
mtg; attorney, IL Odell.
13lST ST, 3, 125 II W OF Park ave. 25x
991f; Henry T Molter agt Fortunate
pOnofrio ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attor-
ney. J. Goebel.
sTH AVE ISL: Veronica Mock ct al ast
Ellen Leonard ct al foreclosure of mtg
attorney. j Harris.
MOORE ST, " $, bet Water. and Front
SITS, lot 10; Lewis Michaels agt William
Mulry ct al foreclosure of tax lien); attor-
ney. l SchwartZman.
HESTER ST, 8. bet Allen and Orchard
SITS. lot 90: Lewis Michaels agt Hannah
Weinberg ct al foreclosure OF tax lien); at
torney. T I Schwartzman.
18TH ST. 10 East; Franklin Savings Bank
in the City OF New York agt Charles d
Haines ct al (amended foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. W NJ Powell.
Tho Bronx.
MINFORD PL. W q, 1858 ~ OF Char
lotte st, 16.9x100; also lot 364, village OF
Wakefield william ID Lehman. tr. agt Thos
McGoldrick faction to enforce trust); attor-
neys McKeown & Flynn.
SHERMAN AVE, S. 207s n Of 1890
st. 45xl00; Annie Gedney agt the 1920
Street Realty Co foreclosure OF mtg): at
SHERMAN AVE. 9. 252e II OF 1e3d
ct. 45x10O; virginia Wood agt the 1920 Street
Realty Co foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys.
Clocke, Koch & Reidy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
Realty Notes.

appointed agents for the Palher Cham
bers. at 179 Madison ave. This is a newly
altered building with two stores and
apartments above. Also by the Bruner
estate of the property 767 First ave.
Whitley p. Westervelt has secured
three mortgages, aggregating $4,000, for
five years on 997, 1901 and 1905 Kelly St,
three five story houses. each 50x100 feet;
Joseph NJ. Nimhauser, formerly with l..
]. Phillips d CO. for over eight years, is
now associated with the law firm of Phil
lips, Mahoney e. Wagr er. of 81 Chambers
St, where ne is engaged in the practice
of law.
The Cross e. Brown Company has been
appointed agent of the Miller Building. a
northeast corner of Greenpoint and Kings
land aves., Brooklyn.
Samuel II. Martin has been appointed
agent OF 158 and 100 West 65th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
CARLTON W. U. HEAD
Elected to Succeed T. N. Vail
by New Board.

. The reorganized board OF directors Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company
Yesterday elected Newcornb Carlton.
ranking Hce-president. TO the presidency
10 succeed Theodore n. Vail. who re-
keisned in accordance with the decree sop
|erating the American Telephone and rele-
|eraph Company from its former subsil-
nary.
The new executive committee elected
consists OF William IL. Baker. Henry
)Bishop. Newcomb Carlton. Henry r.
payison, Thonas ii. Hubbard. Robert S.
1pvett and Mortimer l.. Schiff.
! An appreciation Of Mr.. Vairs services
a president Of the Western Union in the
.crm OF resolution was passed.