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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

oct Is; due etc as per bond $3.50; atty y
isTH ST. IS $50 Lexington ay. mex'o.
Miami Minturn to T q 4 7 Co l'e b"'''
6Sri ST. =, 2t3 Columbus az lSei" 60 !:
Anna J carney ct al 10 Emigrant Ina cav
Rank. 81 Chambers 81; yrs; I@Wv' "''''
II & r J o'Gormen. 81 Chambers 81; &,
lots. each 12Sl022. seth - and Wet hnd Nv
co 20 Metropolitan Life ms co, Mas'T ~
ave; Oct n: die Sept I, 1919. hnn ~
p G.. mtRs each ST.. 900. attys. Noodio'u'
iSsTH sT. "a " q. 800 W 7th av, 49,.
soi Florence G BostwicS to Hy kroger; 81
sruyten DuyNi: oct ~. due oct l. wv
c; 500: attys. Gordon a @. 50 Bway'
The Bronx.
LOTS 8 and 7. blk . map &c lots. paIt
sheridan 4 seeraye tract: A cofoeuT Ian IN
Eureka -, co-opsretixe sayInss -. ana n,,sis'
p c; 5000: atty Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co
NORRIS PARK Az, rs. e5 Barnes Az sy,
..x2Jo lS1iI945 ellis TO n Hanen;; 6 as
attys, Frees & McE, 862s "a sv.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD :; ish' ., y
wilkins Pr 3O.2Si57.il; w T sullivan 4 20
iotg $4,000: oct 10. yr. p c; $4,000 atS''
knox & =. q Cedar IT. ,,o,
WILKINS Az. W s. 81 10th st, So ~
997; same to same; oct lS; yrs, bs g
So 500. same attys. 80,
GRAND Az. Q =. rs Worth st. - IL
1903 ska ilxiO0. Annie NJ Carney 70 q
'ireyz. Cooks Falls. y :: July II; yrs, .
q c; 5000: atty. q Trey, Cooks fa"s'
Y. "a -
WILKINS Az. W cor 10th At. ssHss y
81 2xIO76: l. y Kleban 90. Inc. 10 unlo.
Square Savings Hank. 20 Union Square; oc'
IS: yrs. So p c. $1,000 atty. Title "u"'
antea and Trust co.
WIILIAMSBRDGE RID. or Main st. =
IA range with fence on Morris iatk.
.BsI irreg: schuylerine " Baisley to boNery
9,vinga Iiank ies Bovery: oct "a. yrs,
y C; 50 O00: atty Title Guarantee and Trust
Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER ~
Manhattan

18TH ST $50 and 1a2 West: werdirsr
Bros agt Metropolis Securities 90 ct al; Aug
"a 1914 $500
BROADWAY, 1873: J Guttmann AIT J s
Sutphen ct al, Aug o. 1914. $7ss oS
9TH Az 424 10 43i. Elevator supply and
Repair % agt = and J II Burton ct al:
Feb IS. 1919, sl5S37
18TH ST. sol TO 5o5 East. ! Best agt
Berent Gerken ct al. June !. 1914: 500
COLUMBUS Az. IA 10 ~. S Cohen agt
u Alperstein ct al: oct Z. 1914 (by bond.
1898.
7rH Az. 1908: W Kelly sgt p Aldhous
e. al June ], 1914. S3i
S0TH ST. 100 West: Hudson Woodworking
co Bgt orleans Real Estate Co q al. Sept
- 1914. 1895.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
WESTCHESTER RENTALS.

Kenneth Ives q Co have leased for Clara
s. VI. Greer her property OF Evergreen az.
Rye 10 Ralph Hubbard. for two years: and
for William +. Gould. his house on Broad
way. Hastings on-Hudson, 10 Myron H.
CLARK.
Fish & Marvin. IN conjunction with the
Pelham Realty Company, have leased The
Randall property. known as The Hermitage.
at Pelham Manor. for a long term 10 r. NJ
stuart NOrtley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
PUSHING FRAUD PHOBr
Hennessy Men Testify Reg.s
ing Primaries in Yonks,,

Six witnesses went before N.
chester County Grand jury :, re- re-
Plains yesterday 20 aid The 800
ton Of charges Of fraud in ne 10
cratic primaries in the 9th W.T..
Yonkers. s
Terence Brady, a watcher u.
A. Hennessy, and Coroner Jsn..1 -,
Dunn, candidate for Sheriff ~ :
Hennessy ticket, were among \.
who testified. It is alleged thai 80 ~
ballots were confscated ana -
other Irregularities were permit..S y
spite objections from Henns,..
watcher. Frederick Stilwel. bross..l !.
the convicted former Senator \, Z
organization leader Of the ward "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
C. M. 0EPEW, CHAUFreIa
Careless Driver, Arrested. h.
sists That Is His Name

The lieutenant AZ the arsenal ,.g.
station, in Central Park. got a So
yesterday afternoon, when a ehass.'.
arraigned before him Insisted tb.,-
name was Chauucey u. DepeE ~
arguing the matter with the lev,s.,..
the man was so booked on the No..
lie was not the former Senator
James l.. Raycourt. OF 226 IVES, "a
St, charged the chauffeur with drr.,
so carelessly along the East Driws''
collision with his wagon was Tia.
suit. Raycourt suffered minor !
juries, and the horse and wagon ",
damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
RECORDED LEASES.
OCTOBER "a.
Manhattan.

9Th ST. 427 East all; Jacob Voisht TO
Meyer Schonkman. "a East 18th a. ytS
from oct l. 1914 Si36. 49,,
MADISON Az. cor l3sth ct. the land; :
Sergeant Cram eXr, to John Dobbins' 80 80 ~
mont. y Y: 10 yrs from June 1. 1916 N-'"''
attys Mcclure. II & s. 10 Exchange pl.
2D Az. n W cor Goth ST. 2O.5Nib. the lanu 70
Clarence Sackett ct al to Maude 'hsp,s =.
Yonkers y Y; II yrs from May j. NJ =
81 O75: atty. y ! Dowdney. Hall OF kecoIus.
2D Az. I1l5, the land; Clarence Sacs ~, s =.
al 70 Maude cherry Yonkers, y Il yrs
from May ]. 1914; s715 same atty. o., ,.rs
ID Az. 1i47, all; rame TO same q E''
from May /. 1914; S715: same atty ., $500.
90 Az. i14q, all. Same to same; II yrs
from May l. 1914. s625; same atty. ,-,,.
4sTH ST. ~ West all; Mrs FRANK l>esiIe
10 Abr bernhard. ~ W 4Sth ST: yrs ito'"
Ma i, 1914. $4,000. .- O.,
LENOX Az, 800. n store, q 'onen 10
II Iazarowitz. 5i7 Union ay: yrs from
May /. 1915: $3.50: atty. GOLDBERG "o'
io3D ST. SI2 3i4 East. all; sets Realty
60 TO Market stable co: 10 yrs from sep j.
1914: s.. 500: atty. u G. Goodwin. ~ "''n 81
The Bronx.
cp AV. 1885. nprth = store; r Necldes 10
T G.ri8as rs jay II. Bklyn; ~ yrs rom
Nf.V D.: $40 - 5000; atty. Gardas' -ol
Sends 81. Bklyr.
FREMONT ~, 10. all: Lille .Bohn ard
ano 20 Northern Leasing and Realty CoIpn'
. us from sept I, 1914; S3.'0'; atty bach-
Wy'Ti'sTC'HFsfER Az. ;Ss5. store, c F
Deyermarn to l. + Edwards. llOl Nestches-
ter av: yr from Dec t. 1914; $50; atty, l. f
Edwards iloi Westchester av.
81 AZ 1881 store floor; Carr 70 Il
Cannaviello, 5os z 18th St; yrs nom May
l. 1918; $40. atty, L Cannavello. 9oe d lSsth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
REALTY MEN TO PLAY GOLF.

Tho fail golf tournament Of tho Real
Estate Board o. New Yor Xviii take place
20 morrow az the Oakland Golf Club Bay
side Long Island. Play will begin AZ @
O'Clock Nearly one hundred entries have
been recorded
Trains leave from the Pennsylvania sta
ton at 9:lO 1913 and 11:17 a. IN. and at
1922 and % p. The golf ard tennis
committee includes Albert e. Ashforth. chair
man: joe S. he Selding. secretary: Alfred v
Amy. John p. Kirwan. Leroy Coventry. Har-
rs Parker, Walter Stabler. H. IT. Hazelton
md " 1 Van Pelt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans Tor new buildings were
filed yesterday in the Manhattan Bureau OF
buildings.
POLO GROUNDS. sth av. 18Th 10 I5sth
-. for ? sty ofrice and exits Ssxa53: Ma
tional Exhibition 60. 90 9Th Az. owner. z
Ring. 525 West Gath e. architect. so COZ
18TH ST n = 30 L<nox az. for a ?
,ty church 50Xsis Church Extension Com
mittee Of the Prcsbytsry % y y. owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
DWELLING HOUSE LEASED.

for term ~ Years for Mrs. George T.
Malcolm s. East ga st, Ave story
American basement house 20 Myron n.
Oppcnheim
Pcase q Gilman have leased for a term
of wears the four story and basement
dwellng house ~ West 47th Fl. for Miss
Laura 7. Edwards 10 Mrs. T.. r. Buckley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
BROOKLYN HOUSES SOLD.

James NJ Tfawiey sold for Laura V. Car
Isle the dwelling house AT 4O4le Pulaski
St. and for Caroline Fail tho dwelling
house az ISL Stauhopc st. 10 Emily Kelly
aud Laura Wiuklcr
The =. y. Mathews Company sold in the
Ridgowood section the elk family hathouse
27.6NtOO feet. az 1861 Madison St. for
ST.. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
BUYS NEW CANAAN ESTATE.

for Helen b. and Elizabeth y Olcott. their
property ~ Oenoke az. and Lambert rd..
New Canaan. Conn. consisting Of about
seven acres Of land. with dwelling barn and
other outhuildlngs. The purchaser is Flu
gene IT, Wnslow, president OF tho Metro
poltan Casualty Company. Il. D. Morse
Nas asaociafed aa hrnkhr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
,Inforost per cen' unless otherVist stated
OCTOBER T.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

MADISON Az. @ cor 42d a.. II sx--: A NJ
Maclay. err. 20 George Msclsy. IenoN.
hord. $40 40; atty. Il G. & r Co
MADISON Az. cor s2d 81. eo1S; Fort
Green Co 10 " " Brown. New Castle. Penn.
Aug % prior mtg $4,000; due Aug J. 1919
p C.; $40 no.: attys. stoddard & VI. rs
Bway.
MADISON AV. cor S3d e.. 100. AXIS 4.
same 10 same. Aug 20 prior mtg S5s5 Opoi .
due Aug J. 1919: c. $4,000: attys, same
I.ornbar,iv Realty CO 10 City Real Estate CO.
Iie Bway; Oc, a. Que as per bond; $3.50 600
atty. T q & r Co
Koch 10 F L Adrian, PleaSantvile, y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

cRisFIELD. MD-k w Tave.
. ,. lives; general mdse; PARK Agss.'N !.
DEI i'.l l. Hgdson co; A h ~
JYNCHBURG. VAC N Gury.ns,l,.a 4 =
Az. Wailick "otiont. a. -
P1TTSBURGH-K Kaufman pe,... ~
D. 9 NJ lgel. housefurnishlnT 80, s.,.,
200 Fifth Az. '' AZ 80
RICHMoND. vA-cobsn Co; vi.
i 42oss ana stationery; 20 chgrch = ~
SEAT fLE-The Bon Marchs. =
Prince George "att
SYRACBSE-J Sheaadi l. r..
carpets and rugs Albert Hfkss
TOk0NTO-R Fell, gen ndss. gvr.
WASHINGTON Woodward ! Ilag
Watts, house furnishing e5oss .a.ir, I
s5i Fourth aY ana q
Advertisements OF interest 10 h..
will be found on this nae. jl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
OCTOBER a.
The Bronx.

>6TH ~. s 80 20 So West I'M a.; '-\iV.-
Nctrnpolftau Life ms 90 loans 8th 81 ana
Wce. End Nv co S3-'c01 ,. -.-,o, %.
SGTII ST. = 2. ISL W West End aV '-.i'---,
Metropolitan Life FMS 60 loans ''th - anu
West End Az Co 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

18TH ST. 22-24E. Sc iTb 81 av, s'cS
1908. 4 stv hall; sold 10 the plalntin i''
$40 COO.
Bv Bryan l.. Kennedy.
SGD ST. $3.50. n q. 80 Madison Az. sot
1922 two sly dwEs: ~ bid In az sSoooV'
30 withdrawn
by Henry Brady.
BROADWAY. AIS W =. ibe . Grand st.
"a ON2Oo2 20 Mercer. -. x26 4x200. , sly
loft and store bldg sold 90 the plaintin for
$50 600.
ny Samuel Marx
6srII ST. 90 r. IS. IA Madison av. s2x
1903 stv dWg; sold 10 tho plainth TOT
So 600
MERCER ST. 50. VS.. 1870 = spring 81. 2oS
100, sty loft and store bids: sold 10 the
plaintiff for SO 0oo.
Bv Charles A. Berrlsn.
10TH ST. is w, = Sss 5th sv .in
1888. sty dwg. sold 10 the plainun TOT
$50 000.
At The Bronx exchange;
BY Joseph r Day.
ST LAWRENCE Az 1901 " cor Man
sion st. 20Xe5. adjourned 10 Oct y.
WATSON AN. 2i0o. n cor Olmstead AV'
io5xl0S: sold to tho plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
DWELLING FOR AUTO CLUB.

The Automobile Club % Hudson Count,
leased the two story dwelling house az
1896 Boulevard. near Journal Square. Jcr-
sew city. \. T.. Tor FIVE years, for use as a
clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
items under 5000 omlttedJ
Manhattan.

18th ST.. 500 East. TO sty and base
ment power plant. Manhattan Rvs Co. own
or: marlborough Rapid Transit Co Ies
soc: "a q stott' 600 West Jgth ST. architect.
81 PSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
Bronx.

BOSTON ROAD. zoos. John Manuel sgt
Charles Meyer and Charles Klussmau, own
ers. Jacob Keller. contractor. 5000
TINTON Az. 90f. Louis Marks agt Sara
Construction co, owner. Louis Wiener. con-
tractor; si25 H.
DAVIDSON Az. n cor OF North 81.
81 6Kl00; Benjamin Silvermau agt Henry
Cleland. Inc, owner; Jacob Reisman. con-
tractor. !l57 o.
l76TH ST. cor OF University av
56.6Xl2o.6: Benjamin Silverman sgt Henry
Clelsnd. Inc. owner; Jacob Rcisman. con-
tractor; 1921 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
HOUSE AT SUMMIT LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have rented a house AZ
summit y. j.. for MIS-. C. II. Finch 10 r.
G. Bondy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. c22. cor cath st.
7Gxif00 Ok irreg. stv arpsrt; sold 20 the
plaintiN FOR $50. 90
MADISON Az. Sl2. W cor 6Sth 81. 100 ~
16s and sty dwg sold 20 the plaintiff
for $4,000.
sTH Az. 462. 8. CAS- SOD 81. 24sxlO0
4 stv tcnmt and stores and 3 sty rear tenmt
sold 10 the plainun Tor 5000
18TH ST. los F.. $. 90 e Park az. 1s.ex
1908. 4 stv dws. sold 70 the plaintiff for
SOS 800
isoTII ST. as W. n .. 255 Lenox sv. 2o1
COLL yty dwg: adjourned 10 oct y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

Movements.


oct. - .Casiins. ~ SANCHEZ.
oct. i2-Chattauoosa and Cleveland AZ Ia
Paz. Delaware. m Key West. Somers. At
Alton 90. Ontario. ~ Southern Drill
Grounds: warrington, and c.. al Sew
York yard. Raleigh at san francisco.
South carolina and lncas. AT Lynnhavcn
Roads. Arkansas. ar Hampton Roads: Are
thusa 80 Port Arthur Prairie. at Santo
Domingo tfty. Pafapsco and lncds, Mt
Norfolk: Denver az Corinto. Bruus az
Newport News. Terry. az President Roads.
Perkins. ar Boston.
oct. il-Dalc. al Cehu: Montana ar North
River New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

oct 12-Chattanooss. from Ma1atlan. for "a

oct observation-disclosures IT0W MaIaITaU, Tor "A
paz.
oct IS Delaware from Key West FOR
Guantanamo: North Dakota. from Key
West for Hampton Roads. Somors. from ST.
Louis Tor Alton H.; Warrington. from
GARDENERS Bay for New York ward. Rock
IT. from Norfolk for Washington. West
Virginia. from la Paz for santa RosaIia;
North Carolina from Messina for beirut:
Raleigh from Marc Island for San Fran
cisco. south Carolina, from Southern Drill
Grounds for LyunhaNen Roads and PhIla-
delphia. Arkansas from Southern Iril
Grounds Tor Hampton Roads and New
York: tncaf. from Norfolk tor LyuuhaNcu
Roads Perkins from pr sident Roads for
Boston: Terry. from Boston for President
Roads Montana, from Newport Tor New
YORK
oct lLCuleoa. from Guantanamo for Ilamp-
ton Roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
ALTERATIONS.

Ludlow peabody. ioi PARK av. architects
So. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER -.
Manhattan.

saTH sT. PSI 20 2sl "; Joseph Prushsy-
sky agt Seligman Manheimer owner;
Stror1 & Block. contractors; S73.
124TH ST. SO W Louis Cohen agt
Moore Simon Realty Holding Corp. owner
and contractor; Sl3 70.
i4OTH ST. l51 ". Loui, Cohen agt
Lyman Som. Henry SOM and solomon
Rothfeld. owners and contractors: $24 40.
MADISON AN, 563. Philip Feigin agt
Robert T. Bonner. owner. " y Ellison,
Inc. contractor. Si95 %.
9th ST 30S "; George Ellis CO. Inc.
agt Grace . Iitchheld. owner; Ernest
TribelEorn. contractor; $24 05.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. IS 1855 n
Of Freeman 81. l00X-. Charles Schlesinger
agt Daniel Augustus Realty co. owner and
contractor treneWal. $50
BARTHOLDI ST s. 3S.i . Of Rosewood
~. 50x95. James MartineIi agt j = Com
Struction 60. owner (reuewaI. $50
18TH ST 1853 W Jacob Efron sgt Rose
Reilly. owner. Jacob Portman, contractor
$50 a.
9TH ST. s29 W Jacob Efron sgt Real
Realty 60. owner. Jacob Portman. CON
tractor: tl15 %.
AMSTERDAM Az. EOS snd POS: Carlo
Marine a GO agt Bessie y Houghton. own
er; John Barber, contractor, $lGlo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
Army and Navy Orders
Movements of Warshlps
From The Tribune Bureaul
ARMY.
Washington. October "a.
80. ~ .tANfEvDn& cav

AAEfln-. on. 'N.lpAfl I've
Lieut. COL GEORGE ". 'AMtItON- "a. 80
detailed member OF general slan corps ~
rort fo chief Of stan Washington.
Fort Ieayenworth DESIGNATED perinEainIg,,>.,e,,S-
lion = Lieut.. col EVAN NJ JoliNSON'
Jr 18th Inf 60
IVES, Point Military Academy November
rs1t vEsrrv ". x. HAMILTON. coas,
al from sea 20 49'h Comuauy
c"nts TANfr,- b. EEMPNER 18th trf. and
CHARLES o. ALLEN. 9th INF ana FlISt
Lieut. WALTER kRl EGER. 80 mt he
tai,rd with Organized Militia of PcniSFl
tauis az Inspector Instructors ,spL
Kcrnuer 20 HARRISBURG. capt Alien 10
Philadelphia. Lieut. Kruger ~ tlltspurSn
First LieIt. HERBERT :. DAk'l p" N'l
alton officer signal Corps. announcer a.
on duty 20 participate iu aerai MS IT,
reayes Of absence: capt JAMES j. l.pE
ING engineers. and capt. JOSEPH CAS-
PER medical corps. one month and 70
d9v- on arrival In uited state. First
Lieut. CHARLES j.. HALL engineers, one
month ON arrival IN United States; capt.
ALBERT s. KING, lst CAV, two months
from December 10. First Lieut.. JOHN W.
y. SCHULZ. two months on arrival IN
United states.
NAVY.
Lieut. u F.. CUMMINGS, commissioned.
lieu. X r. ZOGHtIM. 10 Arkansas.
Fnsigr NJ NJ FTcNNUR. resignation ac-
cepted 10 take effect October 10
PASSED. Asst surgeon G. Is. VIM. detached
receiving ship Al Mare Island TO NaNai
fFoSrital. Mare Island.
Chief Boatswain Al GUST RETT1G. deia'ned
%avv yard Mare Island: 70 receiving ship
~ San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
The Bronx.

MAIN ST. :. ADJ land ~ sarah Bou''T 9,
25xiOo: lot 10. map ~ property OF LeNin nsa -,
Beli. on city Island: r Robitzek agt MAJ Ma
l. Rocder et al foreclosure OF mtg) ANY
III Robltzek. ,-..,
SOUTHERN boundary limo Of King tstate.
1913 Dltmars 81. 253Tl7O.G. p RobitLek az =
Mary l. Roeder 81 al foreclosure "i "'e''
ATTY. " Robitzek ooo, ?
TRINITY Az. :. 80 l56th st 9 S,' - :,
Harriet : Scott agt Agnes ,iegsh1s'"
al foreclosure Of MTG atty. ~ swan, % a.
TRINITY Az. 2 s.. go 8 both -. -y ,Aoo,r =,
city Real Estate 60 agt same uore''"''''
Of MTG. atty. II swain ~ . eo-s. 4.
Trinity ~, e g. Pc l56th 81 DH o',' .
.arle AIT same foreclosure Of mtg)' ANY
IoT 40. $50. map Of Gleason property, .tn
ward. camille Zurla ngt Christ'nna i.lns
sing - al foreclosure Of mortsaso' "''''
Stoddard & Mark. o-v,oo.
Al II Helms agi Thercse Krupholder ri sl
foreclosure Of mor,gage); atty Ssi'er Z"
BID AZ. 3. 20 i72d st. 25xlI w p
Hockey sons 60. Inc. agt Poseidon htam'
90. Inc ct al action 10 foreclose Hlec"a'
ics liensD: atty. A Michell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
The Bronx.

American Real Estete 60 10 s Kronsky
500.
same to same. 500.
Kilncr. p ana ano. trus. 70 Billings r.
tate Corpn. 5000.
Same 90 same. s. 600.
Van Gelder. Grace. 20 Pauline Kaiser III
Same 20 John Van Gelder. 81.
North side Mort Corpn 10 C1ementine p.
Dunbar: $500
Nora CONSTR co N Cross Investing and
ireland Lumber Co. g. eO8 Is
Frisbie = ?. 20 = Frsbie; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
LIS PENDENS.
OCTOBER H.
Manhattan.

7TH Az. $50 and 37: y 7 Kennard agt
Susan T. Wood foreclosure Of mtgl' any
Whitlock
Rachel I,ederer ct al foreclosure Of ntgJ'
nttys, Kelly n quinn =,
10TH Az. = o cor 2lith at. 99.iiIloo' J N
Eico aEt Apthorp 90 foreclosure OF fn'D'
atty. G u Agusutino. -,
ELDRfDGE ST. II: Dora sprung agt bsa
HeSter OF al partition; attyt. G Il HOFFMAN
& II Friedman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
OCTOBER a.
Manhattan.

Park Avenue and 5lth STREE CO 10 city
Real Estate 60: $4,000.
Margaret Blanco 20 Anton Sziagyi. 81.
Barbara Stein 10 Annie Edelhauer; 5000
Fidelity Trust co 30 II Kroger. N006.
saul DINER and sno 20 Flora Pesser. 81.
Fdw Ridley q al. exr. 10 Grace l. Smidt !;
$4,000.
Northern New York Mortgage CO TO Law
ycr9 Mortgage Co, $4,000.
Lawyers Mortgage co 10 Seymour Realty
Co: $4,000.
same 20 Harry Heller. $4,000.
American Mortgage Go 10 Eleanor lie Roy !;
Bessie l. Marks 10 Lillian n Rosenthal;
500
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
New York Savings Bank; 500.
American Mortgage Co 10 Gertrude COLES {;
t5.06S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.


The following Transactions we're recorded
yesterday IN the New York Real Estate Ex
change:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
APARTMENT HOTELS.
HOTEL ST. LORENZ

ia EAST I'D ST.
Furnished Apartments Of 10 rooms and
bath will rent unfurnished. also single room;
moderate rate by week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES in the rea, country near New
York consult The Country Home League
an west aga stree, Phone 1880 Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-15

WHEELING. w vA-Stons & Thomas; w u
stone. cioaks, suits and furs: l2IO B"ay' -
WORCEgTEH MASS--Bon Marche; 7
Shunan, ladies' ready-to-wesr, BroItelL
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-05-16
RURAL EDUCATION.

The editors of the Saturday Evening
Post, who have brains enough to pro-
duce a paper which has achieved a
circulation of 1900, 900 copies and is
probably the most widely read single
publication in the world, have this to
say of rural school consolidation:
"It ought to be pretty well under
stood by this time that the or1e-room
rural district school, beloved of our
grandfathers is mostly scandalous in
stitution. The typical teacher is a girl
Just cut of normal much underpaid,
some times overworked and sometimes
: with only dozen pupils of assorted
ages.
"A Vermont report covering thirty
two such schools shows that in three
wears there were one hundred and
seventeen different teachers, of whom
-on an average-more than half served
less than two terms.
ga great majority of these schools
are poorly housed and hardly equipped
at all, just bare little room with a
desk, rostrum, blackboard and a
poisonous cast iron stove. That eff
cient instruction can be had under such
conditions is out of the question.
"And there is less and less excuse for
the typical one-room, ungraded rural
district school. Our grandfathers could
have that or nothing. In their day the
nearest town was ten miles or more
away and the road all but impossible
half of the year.
SNOW, all over the middle west at
least, there are few rural districts that
are not within easy haul of village
graded school; still few that might not
have fairly equipped graded school
within easy haul of consolidating the
districts. Already in some localities a
wagon to bring in the country children
is as much a part of the educational
equipment as the traditional blackboard
itself.
"Like some other poor institutions,
the little red school house subsists
mainly on prejudice and mere inertia.
If educating children is worth all this
effort, to give them tolerably efficient
teaching is worth just a little more
effort"
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1914-05-16
BILBO WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN SATURDAY
In LAUDERDALE

JACKSON, MISS, May 12.-Lieut.
Gov. Bilbo says he will formally open
his campaign for Governor Saturday at
Shuquelena, Lauderdale county, a de-
batting ground that became famous dur
ing the Byrd Witherspoon campaign
for Congress, and that in due course OF
time he will get all the way around from
Yellow Rabbit, near the Tenn essee line
on the North to Vinegar Bend, which
is just across the Alabama line from
southeast Mississippi.
"You may also state," said Mr.. Bilbo,
"that extend a cordial invitation to
these good people who may want to
stuff pillow cushions that after am
through, there will be lots of fur scat
tered all about Shuquelena, to which
they are welcome.
II think, however, it is well enough
to state that this will be dog fur" this
means, of course, that Lieut. t.-Gov.
Bilbo is going to shell the woods in his
old time vigorous style, that his cam
paign is going to be Of the tornado
variety and his meetings the mecca fol
all interested in the affairs of State.
whether they are for or against him.
He is fluent speaker; his tongue is
caustic and he never fails to delight
his friends and interest and entertain
his enemies.
He is the the guest of the community
/ and speaks Saturday by invitation, sc
/ that there will be no joint debate.