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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

Of the champion divers from the athletic
clubs pointers in form and action in the
high diving business"
Keeper Snyder coaxed jack up on
the 20 foot high rock overhanging the
back Of the pool by means Of a tempting
fish and Jack made his sensational leap
of twenty feet into the water below for
this appetizing morsel. The agile crea-
ture moves with lightningllke rapldity
as he plunges downward and it required
a shutter speed Of the camera of one
thousandth part Of a second to catch
the black coated figure in the air.
Other interesting new arrivals are a
pair OF remarkable chimpanzee athletes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

mans hand. A large chmpanzee full
grown weighs nearly 200 pounds and Is
considered more than a match for a
man.
The agile koko has already been sew
eral times in the hospital, owing to his
extreme impotence at meal times. He
has a habit of pounding on the rear
door of his cage as the feeding hour
approaches. If the keepers fail to notice
this signal Of his readiness Koko thumps
the door with his head and spins about
in such frenzy OF rage that his cage
mates flee before him. In one of these
impetuous exhibitions koko broke his
leg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

est thriller Is a high dive. This is not
generally seen by the crowd, as it re-
quircs a pailful OF extra fish to bring
out the stunt Head Keeper Charles
Snyder gave a SUNDAY SuN contributor
an opportunity of picturing with a
speed camera this unusual diving per-
formance. Said Keeper Snyder:
Jack Is a marvel when it comes to
moving In water, II he was on land
he'd get arrested every hour for violat-
ing the speed law. When 1t comes to
ploughing through the water he can
keep up with the latest motor boat or
hydroplane going forty or fifty miles
an hour. Why. he can almost give some
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

Maxim's. jevousaime. Rat MorO. An
nounce they also your mechanical
pleasures. your weighty light hearted
ness. your stolid. stole essay to take
unto yourself, still In tigerish itch to be
cosmopolitan, the frou-froulshness Of the
flirting capital over the frontier. Wise
old philosophers, Translating you in
terms Of your palaces Of vice, your
Palais de Danse, your Admirals-Ca-
sinos: translating you in terms OF your
purposely spurious Nictorias, your Richie
cafes. your Fledermauses.
Just as the worst OF Paris came from
America. 80 has the worst Of Berlin
come from America by way of Paris.
The maquereau spirit of Montmarte,
with its dollar lust and its poisoned
blood, has not yet the throat of this
German night city full in its fists (.
but the fists are tightening slowly
and the voice behind them speaks not
French. but the jargon of Broadway.
And yet, when finally the fingers work
closer, closer still, around that throat
when finally the death gurgle Of spOn.
taneous pleasure and of clean, honest,
fearless night skies comes-and yet,
when this happens. Berlin will still
rise from the dunghill. must
believe II. For they-we-may kill the
laughter OF Berlin's strcets-as we
have killed 1t In Paris-but We can
never kill the heart. the spirit and the
living. quiverlng corpuscles Of German
blood. The French may drink stronger
stuffs, eat richer foods and love oftener
than the Germans, and may be better
fghters-but they cannot laugh, they
cannot sing as the Germans laugh and
sing. And Berlin is the new Germany
the Germany of to-day and tomorrow
the Germany whose laughter
will grow louder as the decades pass
/ and whose song will echo clearer from
| the distant hills.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

I give you the Pschorrbrau as the one
best eating bet In Munich-and not for
getting, by any means, the Luitpold, the
Rathaus. the Odeon and all the other
gilded bells OF victualry to northward.
Imagine it-every skein OF sauerkraut
is cooked three times before II reaches
your plate! once In plain water, once
in Rhine wine and once In melted snow.
A dish, in this benighted republic, for
stevedores and yodlers, a coarse fee for
violoncellists, BARRIERS and reporters for
the Acknowledgements the delight, at
the PsChorrbrau. OF diplomats, the lit
craft and doctors of philosophy. | my
self eating II three times o day, to the
acc impairment of schweinersrppen and
bonensalat have composed triolets In
the Norwegian language, feat not
matched by Bjornstjerne Bjornson him
self. And once met an American med
ical man, in Munich to sit under the
learned Prof. DR.. Muller, who ate no
! less than five portions of 1t nightly, after
his twelve long hours Of clinical prod
ding and hacking He found II more
nourishing. he told me than pure albu-
men, and more stimulating to the jaded
nerves than laparotomy-
An. Berlin. how little the world knows
| you-you and your children 1t sees
| you fat Of figure, an Adams apple strug.
Cling with your every vowel, ponderous
Of temperament 1t sees you a suller
and varlcose mistress, whose draperles
hang heavy and ludicrous from a pudgy
form. 1t sees you a portly, pursy, fool
ish Undlne struggling awkwardly from
out a cyclopean vat Of beer. 1t hears
your music in the ta-tata-tata-ta-t oil
your "Ach. due lieber Augustin" alone
the sum Of your sentiment in your "Ici
weiss nlcht was soil es bedeuten." Wiz,
American journalists, commissioned L
! explore your soul, have returned char
aCteristically to announce that you ar
your German way" american syno
nyms: elephantine, phlegmat!c. stodgy
clumsy, sluggish) seek desperately to
Inappropriate. in ferocious lech to be met
| ropOlitan. the spirit of Paris" tAmeri
can synonyms: silk stockings, wine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

~ HERE are many new animals,
hallng from all parts Of the
L globe, to interest and instruct
the visitors at the New York
Geological Park this summer. Among
the most spectacular Of the show ami
mails is Jack the young California sea
lion.
Jack Is a marvel at performing aquat-
&c stunts in his spacious pool in the
reptile house. He furnishes plenty of
that gather around his pool. His great
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-21

Macauey's New Zealander, so hear
will view the ruins of st. paul's from
London Bridge; but as for me, prefer
that more westerly arch which cele-
brates Waterloo. there to sniff and inn
merse myself in the town. The hour is
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
Lost and Found

TAKEN UP Came on my premises,
sec. 9, town of Webster, one yearling
Jersey bull. Owner will prove proper
ty, pay for this notice and take animal
away. M. D. Brown, viroqua, K. 7.
LOST Saturday evening, probably in
Viroqua, leather hand bag, silver
mounted, containing two pocketbooks,
pair of gloves, glasses case, and other
articles. Finder please lease at this
office and receive reward.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

the third day, and on the First grade
branches the Fourth day. First grade
branches may also be written on at
Hillsboro the third day.
Applicants must bring all necessary
writing material.
THIRD GRADE SUBJECTS: Agricul-
ture, Geography, Reading, History, Or
thoepy, School Management, Spelling
Arithmetic, Civil Government, Gram
mar, Physiology, Manual and Writ
ing.
Additional Subjects for the SECOND
GRADE. Physical Geography, Gaia
Logging of Libraries, American Litera-
ture, and Composition.
Additional for FIRST GRADE:
Physics, Algebra, English Literature,
English History, Theory of Teaching.
II. l.. GARDNER,
County Superintendent.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
ForRent


WANTED--A girl to do general house
work. Call on or address Mrs. ]. S.
McKittrick. 2ss ~ it
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

WANTED-Agents,a and SALESMAN with
or without cars, to asll and emonstrate
the best auto accessory on the market.
$25 to 800 week earned Experience
unnecessary. Write at once foT prop
osition to H. s. CALI Westby, Wis.
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work. Call on or address Mrs. Max
Roman, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

For SALE-One runabout buggy, in
fine condition, will sell cheap. Inquire
of Stoll & Groves.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

For SALE-A moving picture show,
nicely equipped and located, big money
maker. Second hand store, making
at present time from $3.50 to $500 a
month, good reason for selling. Bill
lard hall and bowiing alley, doing big
business. Address Boz 435, Three
Forks, Montana.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

FarBe.
For SALEA surry, in A No. con-
dition. Has only been used a few
times. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at
O. o. Tuhus implement shop.
For SALE-The desirable Purdy res
idence on south Main street. For par
ticuiars call on ]. w. Thayer. No bet
ter property in Viraqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
PURE BRED STATIONS

Three of them, as good as the best;
always at home. Come any day or
night and you will find someone at the
barn to show you our stock.
F. NJ. MINsHALL, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
viroqua High School, Aug. 3. as. 6
iillIsbOrO High School. Aug. IA, Is, n

Examination will begin at each
place at 500 a. m. of each day, Full
credit will be given for attendance at
Profession Schools in accordance with
the legal terms of the law
Applicants will write on I'll d grade
branches the first two days OF the ex-
animation, on Second grade branches
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
Teachers Examinations
Fall 1914

THE TEACHERS EXAMINATION
i for Vernon County will be held
as follows.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
Some Things You Can Use

Some Things You Can Use
have in stock a large variety of
gents furnishing goods, underwear,
shirts, hats, shoes and many other de-
sirable articles. This stock was bought
right and will be sacrificed to close out.
JOHN Side.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05

For SALE-A good, medium size Of
fee safe, number of show cases, all
for sale cheap, because have no use
for them. See or write me at once.
John Side, Viroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-08-05
WANT AID. COLUMN
Tor Sale

For SALE OF Each ANGE-0ne regis
tered Guernsey bull, years old, gen.
tie and sure getter. Inquire of Ole
K. Hjelle Toweryille, P. o. Soldiers
Grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lehder anu
Attorney
JUNE %.

FORT WASHINGTON Az. 5 W cor OF
l6Ist ST. 99.l1x125x1O2 2Xl46.7 July 90
1919. Friedman Construction 90 70 II
Mandeibaum, l. W S1th st; Sl"Ooo' dU'S'
Stoddard & Mark rs Bway. -. -.
FRONT ST. 8 s s. 33.4xS0X36XSO; June
80 1000: John and Mary Hittner TO w ~ /.
Edwards. trus: $4,000: atty. Lawyers llt'e
ln TEi%.Y t sT. 1879 8. 90 Of ls7th st.
81 OK 100: Dec 20. 1911; = Satof ConstruC rue,
ton co TO ID Rosins. G1 W ll3th st; SOVoV'
attys Marks Il NJ. 90 Park Row. ,-,
KELLY ST. 1915. W $. l2LG OF loatn
st. 37.Gx1O0: Dec 20, 1911 same to same
So. 00O: attys, same. 40, .
TACOMA Az. s. 40 OF 80 80 ,o
Angel Caimi; 1920 atty, Zebarini' Sio
SANE PROPERTY; May %. 1911; II aI5
Mary Lamperty ct al 10 mar Xii. Ia
nc" lot i7s. map aas. Sec .. St RAYMOND, 5
Park: oct @ 1909: II + and Mary Reese
10 Henrietta Schotten; s375;. atty Lew
IsT Az. lG7. mtg on lease; March 81
1910: l. Heimowitz, on premises 70 lntcI-
boro Brewing Co; SOP; atty II huuiho'
xiii %v. g " cor Of 2sth ST. 5G.5xi34.l
TO e,s Bway x6O. TX 1901: High cottage
property, Bronx. begins at So J idrh n,,n os
" and 8. a65xl16 10 land OF Myers ana
along same 234O TO Harlem River ano
along river 3Ox515 to land OF MOTIFS alohg
SAND 1850 10 beg. contains 22.5I' acres
including land taken for Croton Aqueduct :
March %. 1912. T. J and Grace McM Clip
son TO 7 ! Gibson. 1114 Vermont az, WASH
!ngton: $50, 900; attys, James schel a T.
/ SANE PROPERTY; March 80. 1912;
same TO same; $1,000; attys, EVarts' Choate
SIN Az vs. "a : Of 2sth st. % sxloo:
April %. 1901; Eliz 4 Demarest 70 Eduita-
bic life Assurance Society, $4,000; attys'
Ni S6TH ST. f87 ". W s. ao5 Of Amster-
dam az. 9Jx1OO.J: oct 16. 1909; Levin
ct al TO Nora a Mulqueen. SIS PARK aN'
Sc 800: atty. II VI Plateau, 81 PARK ROW.
ooyi06,5: Sept IL 1909: Alice J MURRAY
10 Bowery Savings Bank: 10000; attys'
Cadvalader. W & r. 40 Wall ST.
Esd ST. 3, 1874 Q Of Madison sv, -oN
1oaa .; Jan G. 1900; Elz A Demarest 70
attva, Alexander & G. 1GJ Bway. =.
75TH ST, N s. 6s.4 W Of Park av, FOX
1922; 37th 81. $. 100 81 Sd av' to.S s
100 6xT5x95S: Field ay. g cor OF MeaH-
a 1goq. I, r and Virginia W Hall to the
Eagle Insurance Co, London. Eng; satished
OF record by order Supreme Court Sl0-
800: attys for plaintiff, Herman & Moore
141 Bway. ,,..,. 49,.
runs " 1OOx n 100. Tx 2 Sex Ak 90 20
ber. 1O7th st, " g. 2l3 Of LIST aV, 10Y
1OO.11: Aug I. 1894; @ and Barbara y =
Reeher ct al 20 Manhattan LIE insurance
Co: $40 OOO: address sc Bway
18TH ST 20 +, s :. 10 W o. Madison
az o5x1On. Ian g. 1909: VI and Florence
s Rauk TO Elsie W Jacobs; $4,000; attys'
Wolf & Kohn. 203 Bway. ,ce-
90 II. Xov 2, iotS: Rebccca Domn.wolf 70
MARY ! Johnson; $500: atty W Rider
1TJ Remsen ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

To COLEMAN LIQUID COPPER CO,
Liquid Copper Co.. Charles II. Stoddafd,
Corn Exchange Bank. 4. l.. Blau. City Mar
shall and the Sherin OF New York County:
Take notice that 7, Walter +. Dunn, rad
ing as ". +. Dunn Trucking Co., by virtue
OF lien held by me, as warehouseman. for
storage and charges against the personal
property hereinafter described, pursuant TO
notice duly given will sell at public auction
10 the highest bidder. at the warehouse OF
". r. Dunn Trucking Co. No. lis Broad
St. New York City, at > T. NJ, on the 18th
day OF Jelly. 1914. the following described
goods. wares and merchandise. held for the
account Of Coleman Liquid Copper Co.
Liquid Copper Co. and Charles II. Stoddard.
ana In which the Corn Exchange Bank. A.
L. Ilau. city Marshal. and the Sheriff OF
New York County claim an interest. now
stored ON the second floor OF the said ware
house: Paints. both liquid and dry; paiat
powders. liquid copper, liquid lead. liquid
insulation. metal liquid, no-rust compounds
ana mixing oils. machinery betting. Mar
yin safe. once furniture. hxtures and mer-
cliandlsc. WALTER r. DUNN. LieRor.
srAhPER 4 SIDE, Attorneys for LIenor,
ssl Broadway, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30

art n. Dre.hen c, al foreclosure OF mts);
atty Fack.
BowERY. e05 Lincoln Trvst Co asi -
Muiligan eft Al (amendcd foreclosure OF Ns''
attys. Bowers q Sands. $50,
CANNON ST, IFS: G Denner agt hacs fa
Perlmsn foreclosure OF mtg); atvs' A'~"@
a Amend. ~. ca
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. sHh 1t. 'sh
1898; @ Scheegier agt ffeedman ~
AtfDIfBoN Az. cs. 25sto i75th II, q. Tx
7o0:I Marx agt Shelburne Really 20 ~ a.
foreclosure Of mtgl. attys, Iese a Conno'iyu
STANTON VI, is5. Klein ct al eE. -
Kohn q oil foreclosure o. mtg)' atty II
klslA
The Bronx.
ss7TH ST. &C Union ,av. tsxioo: ~ Union
av, c s. 18th st. toxlog; mo e's,.
agt Mllliceut Denton foreclosure OF mtgp'
atty /, Karasik. $50. ,,e,.rg
LoT NO IS MAP or FREMONT HGIs'
9Th Ward: Lillian W white agt u lnckeI ,
man ., al 1actior TO foreclosure transfer OF
tax lien): attys. Williamson Bell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
'rieres, per cent unless otherwise noted.

JUNE 20
Manhattan.
cLAREMoNT Ay. >. 5000 lte,h st,
ii9. iox0o.A; J. ottmann. 10 W ottmann.
Aienhurst. Cprior mtg si90,oool june
ai yrs. per cent; $4,000; atty. Ehrien q
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. G 9, 5322 127tn
ST. 0sNSdx trreg KOS; the Ardslle Realty 90
70 Brooklyn Savings Bank, IA Pieuepont
st. Brooklyn; June 81; 3 yrs $4,000 attys,
Schenck & =. - William st.
ITH AN. s. 40.i 10Th ~, ~ ixet .;
Helena Eckel 20 Emigrant lndustrlel
savings Bank 81 Chambers ST yrs: June
20; $4,000; atty J Mcclure, 81 cham
bors st.
18TH ST, 5. POS . 9th sv. 5oxGao: \ II
Keller, Inc. to Gouverneur Mortgage Cor
poration 80 Bway; June 90. due Nov 70.
1919: o per cent: $4,000; atty. New YORK
Title Insurance 60.
soTiI ST $, AIS 9th sy. 22xas.a r J
Becker and ano exrs. TO Title Guarantee
$40 600
INST ST. .. 100 Sth av. GoxioO,S;
Folcba Realty Co TO Nina Lowenstein
Elberon y j: June 20 lprior mtg So Wl
l VI; per cent az per bond 10000: atty
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co
GOTH ST, s. IS W let av 3I6XlOo,o .:
sv; June % prior mtg So. 600: 3 yrs. &
per cent: 5000: atty. T Sattlcr ~ 9Th sv.
I3p ST, T. 1874 Madison av, 2OxlO2;2
Elizabeth Demarest 20 Chelsea Realty
6 per cent; $4,000, atty, New York Title
Insurance co
10TH ST. = 2i3 list av s0xlOo.1l;
W Mas CT al to l. Ulmsnn, Chappaqua,
y june %; due June 20. 1919; $4,000;
atty. LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co.
11STH ST. S 3, 1875 Sth av. @5Xlo0.1l /;
Lena KATE to Anna 4 GIllics. Mamsroneek,
Guarantee and Trust CO.
The Bronx.
TACOMA Az, $. 70 OF 232d St e5y
100 ii Lamperty 20 Railroad Cooper x y
Asso 1903 Park ov: June 90 instruments. s
per cent; 50 300: atty, J Crandail, l54
Nassau.
MARTHA Az. cor o4Oth ct. 1OOx15;
Lanetta ID Failing 10 II Cbelhor. 3Ss L l0Oth
ST: June %: yrs per ccn,. $500. attys,
Williamson & L. c64 Alexander av.
PLOT begins $40 OF White Plains I'd ana
SO OF Morris Park av, e5NlOO; Il Ricossi 70
Annie Epstein, 422 Brook av: June 2 due
March /. 1911 per cent $500 atty. Man.
tinband. NC + list ST. -,
TIFFANY ST. 1889. " 3. soil OF lo'h
ST. 27Xl2j: Christine korth 10 North y
Savings q Loan Assn. 4S9 Willis aN prior
mtg $1,000; June %: I VT, per cent; Vow
attys. Hildreth & p. Sd av and h1th y
and ano 70 Annie Wier, i34 Il lilst ST prior
mtg 81 O00): June %: due as per bona WV
atty. Henry McKernsn, 1916 Hancock ST.
Brooklyn .
1S5TH ST. n c T. 1913 OF washington
Av 16x1O0; L J Murray 10 Y d SUBURBAN
Cooper Il & l. Assn. 14s + 18th st; June -;
instalments; 6 per cent; $780, atty, IL
Bergman 52l9 80 av. o-,,,.
o09D ST, s s. $50 OF Marion av, "oNloO;
Marie ID McCutcheon to Emigrant lnousI1dl
Savings Bank. q Chambers 81: june ~ .
YRS: 1900: atty, NJ ! Scanlon 81 CHAMBERS ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
FIRE RECORD.

4l5-N West i35th St. Max Marcus, trihins.
ll:40-3l0 West 96th ST., Peerless Metal Co.
trifing.
PM.
2:9O--5l6 West 18th st. Mary Darling;
trining.
43O-Jith st. and 11th ay.. owner unknown
trihnC
J:45-l26 Hudson st, W. r. Heaton & Co. !;
s..
6:lt-l5 West 1l5th st., Rachel Jreegan;
trihinE
715-l6s Perry ST, Pierce & CO.; trihins.
7:5j-Park az. ana 18th St. owner unknown;
trihinE
lol5-3S2 L. 4s; st.. J. Obsre; $1,000.
1864 ". 18Th St, Marie Douglas: trihng
ll;O0-J32 W 18th ST., G. Levy; trining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
limited partnership OF J. y. Hage G. Co,
exporters ahd importers. Of New York City.
County and state Of New York. expiring by
limitation on June 30th, 1914. has been re
rewed or continued for a period beginning
July LIST. 1914. and ending December Dist.
1915: that John ID. Hage and Daniel S.
Hage, both OF New York City, are the gen.
eral partners. and Henry O. Tallmadge, OF
Yonkers. y. 7, who has contributed twenty
thousand dollars OF special capital. Is a spe-
cial partner.
New York. June II. 1914.
JOHN d. HAGE.
DANIEL g. HAGE.
HENRY o. TALLMADGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JUNE 90.
The Bronx.

JNTERVAIE Av. VS.. 425 Of Home at,
sty brk store and dwlg, 20x45' Della
bsrg q son. ll67 Fox At. architects; cost
BROOK Az. " cor Of 1924 st. sty
brk police station, 75xzS9Ol; CITY OF New
York owner: THAN, Hewlett & Reddy' llsl
Bwav. architects: cost. $50 600.
RADCLIFFE Az, 3, $50 n OF MOTIFS
Park av. . sty brk dwlg, 20xJ2; NJ Land,
127 Ludlow ST. owner II NJ Aaeisohn. 90 !, 10 y"
piflin az BROOKLYN, architect; cost, $4,000.
isisT ST. s cor OF Crctona av, sly
brk tennt 65xa21: Mason Bldg CO. \
Munzo. 8ql 149th st. pres, owner l.
Pisciotta' sO1 E i49th st, architect; cost
SOS 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
ercial Leases.

Robinson, Charles S.
has leased for the es-
X. Stevens, represented
Ely & Co., the entire
$40 Fifth av. 10 Click &
rs, for a term Of years.
man have leased the
{ 72d ST., adjoining the
20 Nine. 0bry. and a
9th 81, to Charvet &
n A West seth st. to
ggett.
bn. lac, have leased
his the store, basement
f the building l61 East
'isting of $500 square feet,
le G. Buckley to Xenakis
anufaeturers OF Office fixt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
p Apartments.

Mofgenthau. Jr., Company
Plated a FIRST mortgage loan Of
covering The premises SIT and
~ 1870 81. 1--WE story apart
noase on 4 plot 50x79.9 feet, for
~ Maltoh; a new first mortgage
= 81 Soo.VO0 covering the premises
2 home st., a FIVE story apartment
- OF = lot about 50x97 feet, for
ntsen Sinnott Company. ard a
s'sAss = s21'oOo. soyeriRg S3i Kelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
kQ0O BROOKLYN DEAL
4 of This City Buys
lApartment Houses.

Delack and ]. ). Ievey have
1.-TWO high class four story
1houses at the northwest cor
ahth sv. and 8th st. for the
slty Company TO q Manhst-
for $4,000.
< sold for j. Halbren TO r.
"a two family house, on plot
at 1920 42d ST.. and for S.
d. Baum a cottage, 40X100
i9th ST.
sold to Courtney Hyde
Pacific ST., a four story
use, between Nevins ST.
The price paid is said to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-30
SHERIFF SALES.

DANIEL GREENWALD. Sherins Auc-
tioneer sells this DAY. Tuesday, June Goth.
at 1880 a. M. al The Opera House Garage
Con- any. I45 West sab St, BY virtue %
certain wit OF ,execution 20 foreclose
lien. AUTOMOBILES OF joel Rinaldo. one Alb
lot Detroit Touring car No. 1899.
MAX : GEIFENHAGFN. sheriN.
InSEIu l. COOK. DenutN Sherin