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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-06
PLAY SOCCER CUP
TIE IN SNOWSTORM
Niagara Falls Eleven Defeats
Pullmans in Semi
Finals.

Niagara Falls, y. Y. April On a
heavy snowstorm the Niagara Falls soc
Ger eleven defeated the Pullman eleven.
OF Chicago, here to-day by goals TO M
the cup tie round for the national chai-
lenge trophy which is beld under the d.
rection OF the United States of America
Football Association.
Soon after play started the snow began
to fall. which made the ground slippery
and hampered the players After twenty
minutes play In this hair Mines. at IN
side left for the Niagara eleven. broke
through the Windy City backheld and
scored the first point
The ground became heavy In the second
period After twenty-eight minutes OF
play Niagara was awarded penalty.
Kemp. At centre half. was intrusied win
the HAN. and he sent m q low. hard shot
that evaded the Chicago goalkeeper
The lineup follows
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Mikes Two-Bagger Sends
Indians to Victory
Over Athletics.
SCHACT HAS NO EASY
TASK ON THE MOUND
Jersey Team Shows Well in Live
" Tilt, Prohting by Lapse
of Burning.

Mike Heckinger. whose ability as
.s,cher is second only 10 his prowess as
pinch hitter. is in a fair way OF being
.-..t,d Governor Of New Jersey in the
...- election In the minds Of those five
.. SIS thousand loyal Newark fans who
Witnessed the game between the Phila-
mini, Athletics somehow or other that
me sounds familiar-and the Indians at
,,.,dcnmeyers Park. Yesterday after
.eon there is good and sufficient reason.
and they are with him to a man.
For it was Mikes lusty drive TO the left
tcid fonce for two bases that sent Getz
over The plate with the run that gave vic
tory 10 his team over the worlds cham
p.ons by score of TO 2.
With the score al TO against them
me Indians came up in the ninth inning
TO take their last chance. 1t looked
pretty much like forlorn hope but the
.,oiins and enthusiastic burning. south
raw. al present with the Athletics, de-
.idcd that all good southpaws made an
occasional ascension. and forthwith start
cd ON his. He passed Eddie Zimmerman
aud then stuck one down the groove for
Helmouist. which the latter at once dis
patched to left field for TWO bases. sending
zimmerman TO third. Dion ran for Helm
qust
Getz kept up the fusillade by banging
one 10 centre which scored Zimmerman.
run was needed TO tie the score, ana
TWO TO win the game. Heckinger saw ms
duty. dead sure thing, and he did II
there and then. He caught curve ball
lush on the nose and sent il whistllng TO
The left field fence for a clean-cut double.
Dion walked home, and Getz. hitting oniE
the high spots, scored from irst with the
winning run.
Amos Strunk caused ms teammates
lot Of worry He was up four times and
GOT only four hits One was q single 10
right. one was a double 10 left one was
bunt. beautifully placed, and the other
single over third. Ii was quite dis
tressing-to Al Schact, who pitched for
Newark.
For all his difficulty with SrunH, Al
schact pitched a clever game for TIE
Indians lie allowed only nine hits and
with the exception of the eighth inning,
Kept them well strewn along the route.
IN that eighth frame. however he SUI
tered pretty badly. Four hits one
spanking double by EDDIE Collins, and
nit Of minor league ball allowed the Ath-
letics 10 score two runs and take what
appeared 10 be a winning lead.
Both sides scored in the second inning
me Athletics on a pass 10 Kopf. Schact
wild throw. a single by Strunk and Thom-
.s'. puny grounder to the box. the
Indians tied the count or a pass to Ed
zimmerman. his steal of second ana
ueckfnger's single 10 centre. In tn
.irtth frame the Athletics got two on
SMILES by Oldring kopf and Strunk' with
a double by Eddie Collins
Tho score follows.
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CAMBRELLENG AVE y cot isith -
mtg OF hxtures. March 20 1918. RUSSO
BONA r .altv 30 10 Nelnstein. safe. al
dress go sldfidge 81.
CLAY AVE. INA e 3oNs0 FREDERICK >
ana Margaret Bsumsn 90 Kate Lev former
IS Schickl. 81 600. attorney Hugo COIN
~ ave \.
LORuIARD Pr " i23a n o. 's7ta
NJ 90. 5xuO. April p 1911. Marie Frenchi 10
Hsn1chcn lieben St5op attorney, 4 hrosr
o. william So ~.
lot 3G3 map portion Hunt Estate. Va
Nest station. Nav 81 1905, Katie 1irous
20 Northern Bank OF New York. in liquid
ion ~ O0o. attorneys Breed. Abbott A.
81 Liberty tf
MADISON ST. 81 ar n cor iot AZ NJ TO
property ~ heirs Mary 4 - BeeAnal -
100 March l. 1904. Harris and Netta 'elni'
10 Morris Cohen and ano. $1,000; aiiotns' p.
kantrowity A Esberg go broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1922 W s. 2oN,a eh -
1912: alter VI Brody to Barnard Spsr Or ,
wcst STih 80 s. 600 attorney simon Rasch
leo Broadway.
57rH ST. 8i4 East i>.4xiO2 teo ~
1897. Emanuel and Henrietta Schcuef 10
Hermann " and Katie kesloh si'ro, atf"f
rev Lewis : Marx I2S Broadwav
STTH ST. ~ Easi. . runs ooN ~
AZ 100 ~ Is 20 beg Jan L. issh
Franz T. Becker 10 Leopold Friedman b.
$4,000 etforneys Gussephsimer e. ".
81 Wa st
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RATiONS.
Manhattan.

9TH AT 50 West 70 a sty stores Ms
csruody Bronxviile y y. owner, \ J bflneiA'
500 9Th ave. architect. 5000
CANAL. ST. d o. cor Orchard SO. 90 a sN
f.nu,f STORE etc. estate samuel r Silnermin
81 Canal S. owner. - Blsier. jii East l5sth ~.
architect s.. 90.
9TH ST. us East. 20 sly dNig g =
Bowron - East Gith ~. owner, u baiA'.'
I East s,ih NJ. architect 1900
.0TU ST. i3i East. to sty dwls Leo
Everett. premises. owner. Wakes Gillette.
- East 3iih OIL. architects s. wr
IRVING ~. 81 cor isth 80. 20 So
dwlr. 7 Hoalv 1886 BROADWAY owner. " -
Wi-emau e7sq Iiroadway. architect, S.soo
NASSAU ST. cor Liberty 81. io 10 81
..orcr and offices Postal Ife Insurance 80.
premises owner a. g. Nissruer. ~ Madison
ave. architect. $1,000.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address o. purchaser ana a.
LOIueN.f
APRIL 4
Manhattan.

HUDSON ST t1- - q .4X5s saul Levy
10 Stella y Levy. loO King 81; all ut's an
liens. April % 1913, 800. attorney, EmHe
Pincus. Beekman ~. -
INTERIOR STRIP begins CO.. q o. .sth
81 and 80 n of Gin ave. runs v SsA -.,A
3SX 20 10 beginning. Moses Bschmah 10
Bernard VI BarIcu West SD 81. G., all
liens. June Z, 1913 o. attorney Albert %
Nassau -
>chrenK a Co. 10th aud Garden ~. hobohen'
d. 10 De- and D. an Hens. March y, "
sttorner. LAWYERS Title Insurance ana Trust
ID AVE. 1870. s.. q 9NloO "a ave 1855
elaNlO0. Fried1 rompNns aud sHo 10 Paul
McGolrich. -0s West lAst sl. b ana ;. o. .
strH ST 100 and l,t East. $ oo-Al"-.-
Joseph n Cohen TO simon Lewsld. lNt ta7t
3lst 81. % C. March &c S. attorney DAILY
SAME PROPERTY. simon Le1sd TO- Ellie
beth Quinn. DO East 9th ~ mtg AiWo'
March % SEQ. attorney. same AZ above
18Th ST. isS East =. 30 2xlO-R, Chailes
~ logeius OFF al fo Elizabeth quinn. W. last
2,tH 81 mtg $4,000. March 81 500. attorney
same as above
.lTu ST los 10 49, = 81 90 2SlO42 Elizabeth.
Wife OF Daniel {u.lu tO Nrerg Realty 'o. lD
Broadway. 81 attorney. same a. above.
9th - -5s O. " o. Central PsrA West
Pauline Frart to Henr, loch. - West Htth
s' mte $1,000. all liens. ian 10, 100. stioi-
news We--elman a Is 90 Lioerw NJ.
iOl~r So s. 2i5 Pr w Of central iafk Nes..
asN to of Manhattan ave Nl0 ID, Emma y
r-oeII.p to Theresa Lennon al9 Wei eifh
b. Ults 81 30 ooJ. aid liens. April g. 800. sttor-
ne,s Morrison & schin. 30 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY. Theresa Lennon r., p, ood 70
an liens April 800 attorney same ss
above.
Realty and Construction 90. .. West l0it1 -
mtg H525el. April 3 800. sitofnels same as
above.
Weiss Realities ,o BENJAMIN We'll =, East
S,d So. sui r. April 81 attorneys Wen
Maler. Beekmau st
Urn So % East 10 sxioo D fore
closure March f5l. John ~ ROgan referee, 10
Herman Savings Bank i5I an ave. April Z
s. 500 attorue New York Tite Insurance On,
INsT Sr e. $50 70 " OF SIN ave 25xss %
Mary a Spencer snd sno 70 Mormac kesitl
m. 4Os West I1tH 81. tmts $4,000. April ]
500. attorney. LAWYERS Title insurance sno
Trust co. 100 BROADWAY
The Bronx
AVE b. 81 g. extends from So to an SIS
.lGa5O5 also Ave A, s. extends from 30 20
ago. sis ti5ylO5. also Nestchester treeh
2tt DruionporI. AVcri % Wimmerling to
Municipal Asphalt co. Toe. 1851 Broadway.
March lo tmtg s32500) 500 sttornel.
BgOoN AVE. 100 o s. i0sa06. Bsneuson
ReaI-y co Goo Harry Frogsi and auo. 5i9 Tin
ton ave. April J ,mts S32 500 500. sttor-
CLAW AVE e 81 being lot iO2 co. 100 and
W PART i0t 80 20 $50. 1876 4xpNV13i iXsS . Lud
wig Slto,a y S.for Realt. Corp1. an
als Ions Island city. March 81 800 st-
tornev. Hf a uImmsimann - Pine S.
rOUETLANDT AVE w cor ~ 1851 81
Ps GE1f>. also lJstn 81. l'3 n "I
t-,nsf.ffr.Ion 90 r.r % Nassau ~. Apfl
e.. atforneye Lee. a - 80 Nassau 81
FOREST AVE oo. ioo.h Off, - s.as
~ We.t ioaI s- March "a lntg so 81 80.
- ooo. attorneys Davis u. 81 Chamber NJ
FEEtNAN sI cor am ave- o.
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Browns Bow to Cardinals.

81 Louis. April THE 81 Louis Va
tional League team defeated the Ameri-
can League club to-day. % 10 D. IN the
series for the local spring championship
The Nationals now have three games 20
their credit and the Americans one.
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Manhattan


sor4 ST. a 3 s5 70 " OF Madison ate %
% d. Louise Van ~ Bond 10 David Vince
wright. aist ~ END Madison ave ,griof m,s
so o00I April D. ir- p.f cent N..'N'' ~
torney. Howard " Rove iie Broadway. 81.
18th ST. $50 East RI. I'D .A4I-- riit"pr'l y
Ouiun TO SSnon IsRaid. i0i ms 3lsf n prior
mtg 81 0o0i. Aurl d. due June D. 1910 PEI
cont. 81 600. attorney. LAWYERS Title lnsdf
ance and Trust GO. 100 Broadwai.
1uH ST l12 East "Nly-- -~"~ y
Same trff.- NIX SfTfauI. April /. que June ]
isis. Der cent. 81 90. attorney ss aoof'
.iH ST i6s Enst 5lxio- Q same 20 na, az
Ami 4 due Ilne D. 1915. per cent, N'.s".
e'p sr i-9 West Isri0os Pauline p Lyon 20
uenristtn T kuhnie sfl Riverside Drive ,piof
mtg $40 0o0' April - ffs pc,
attorney. Title Guarantee end Trust 80. 10
ioisr - S. .5s n W % central PARK West
s1z- Joseph shenh to Joseph Marh ~
pl,ersIte Drive prior mtg Ni50oi Aptil q.
2 vrs per cent. 3 80. attorneys. Goldsmith.
e.. e. ana ". 80 Wall =.
rusT SIR n = 40 n % OF Sth ate. $3.50 %
Mormac Realty dnc 20 MARY \ spencer and
I'. LIS d Der cent. 81 300. attorney, Yea YORK
Title Insurance co. 49, Roadway
The Bronx.
AVENUE vs. -stsnls from Sd 10 en- g.
7f6N20s itn .ouporfI. also Avenue 4 eN-
tsnda from % 90 fIh IF, 'l9Nloa. also West
chester creek t extends from % 10 tth ~
af6x -0x.i0xIft Municipal Asphalt 90 90 Alb.r,
IS DsmmeTilnE d Locust av. Corona Lone
island cprior mtg 81 c00'. aarch 10 yrs 4
prr cent 90 .oo
GARDEN PLACE heng iot "a 10 10 mar
South Mount Vernon NtNN., also white
s5u Gnetano SOILS 20 Ionn Bussns h. se
Fast lincoln H|U. Mount eruun. Apfil o. due
April y ner crnf q sou
GRANT AVE. ~ cor % io5d o. 30 eNeo I,
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New York. ....... o o o-6
New Orleans ..... - - - - - % IL
First base on errOrS-NeH Orleans. %. i-eil
on bases-NeW York I. New orleans. 10. FIST
base on balls on Tesreau. .. or Walker, ..
Struck out-By Tesreau. :. bv Walker. ]. los
Evans q Three base hit-DOyle. Two base
hits-G Burns DOYLE Meyers Barbaie. Sac
rihce hy-MuIray. stolen bases Bescher.
Fletcher siam Barbara. Double plays Hen
Dirk Walker Barbara and LindsaN. Ballaie
unassisted. Wild pitches Walker. llit DIS
pftched ball-Bv Walker FLETCHER Hts on
Walker in innings. on Evans. in inn-
ings Umpire in cIieI- Bagby. Field umpire
FromIne. Time-Two hours.
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The Bronr.


f67TH 81. cor OF Hoe ave So, brA
f.umt. 6UASl ADsar Realty 60 Abraham
Weismau. glg Fox a. owner krei mborg
Architectural co. 1929 East lG3d 81. archi-
t-ct. $50 900
WASHINGTON AVE. =. 40lt4 q % Of
tGgth ST. stv brk tenmt. 5UXlOi. " y
Building CO. " A Janota 18th ~ and Irsf
aleaf ul president owners. kfey mDOrg Arclt
tectural co 1929 East 1850 Fl, architect
500 600
PARAMOUNT PL. % cor OF southern
Boulevard Say brk tenmt % 9VlI3. p j
DIVER Building co. r. j. DWyer 10th - ami
Trafalgar pl. president on ner. kre' nbors
Architectural Go. 1919 East i63d 81. archi-
tect. $4,000
fNTERVALE AVE = go n of len-
uinCs It = five sly brk tennis - SKIS a.
Robertson a Gammie. 1921 ~ and Nads
worth ave owners. j & Cocker. 2Ol7 ON
ave architect. sS0.O 600.
9gcD 81. n . cor OF Csrpenter sfe. - Two
sty frame stores and dWlgs S5.'xI" 'xt5.
Hlghhrldee Building co. II Jones l4ol
Fuiycrsitv ave. president. owner. LLOYD }
phvfe a7n Anderson ave. architect. >bo"o
fJGTH ST o. $. 100 - o. " OF Elton ave.
stv brll teumt 49.T5ys6.64, Herman Realty
90 Herman friedman. 1856 wallace ave.
p,esident. owner. " De- Gaudio. fUl Tree
mont ave architect. S550Oo.
MARION AVE. +. 200 ft or 80.
4 .tv brk rectory and meeting rooms - 10Y
~ Roman catholic church Or our Lazy
of Mercy. the Rev p Bresltn. -i9o Aar ~.
ave rector. owner. T SchWii'. oV'
comtIandt ave. aschiiec.. >io.V"-
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

81 NICHOLAS AVE. - s. i5s o. n ~ 1901
81 for Sly garage. Is 5xii5 g Scno.er. 10
Jumel pl owner. f. Avefkamp, o. Nes. lf,1
81. architect. (" 90.
leTH 81 so and 81 East for q -, shon
ueart. y j finger. Roselle. y j. owner, TT
MCCARTHY. 70 Court 81. architect. 5, 90.
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2U5TU ST a56 West store and basement. q
j. Lawrence 20 Matthew Kane. ~ IN ave ,
WIS from OCT T. 1913, - 900, attorney ROGER
Mirskv ST " est 10Th =.
10TH ST. 14 and 100 rs egt. an. Arco healN
60 90 sam FOX 81 al. - West lltth ~. rom
completion OF building 20 Sept 90. 1889 so,oOV
atrorue,. JACOB Mannheim. 302 BrOadwsN
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The Bronx.

UNION AVE. a9l. al. Bronx County Build
ing Co Inc 90 Nathan Lesser 641 Fox 81. }
us from April I. 1914 Sl0a2 attorney )
IisseosOn % Libert, 81
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LIS pENOEhS
april
Manha attain.
APRIL
The eronk.

ROBINS AVE-. % r. of Fremont %.
15xl00 Elizabeth AmsIsr loans 'o IgHsn ~ 10
August ffslf and Alfonso nFfonfer p 49,
hollow u'e. feo faniif owls. . -. meats,
= 90
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MECHANICS LIENS.
April. 4
Manhattan

2erH sr 30 and A. wsst. t.Iear. psdes
80 Az R0cAridge Realty Co. owner hafiirf
Brothers contractors. ilGa
charles " wslt,rs owner. George = Hs7
lock. Jr. sons. contractor. so
I'D 81 iso East TsrwI.iifsr Floor Mans
featuring % % Leonard iand.s. owner an.
Delaney - 50 cor o, orrhsrd ~ :, =
X1B I. PasFslc sfrIrtursi ~ffe. 60 az NeN
haitian Holding 60 Owner. Rarlfcn Bf,iher'
oELAT ~, 81. 81. = asa -. "a. oss.'
witch Br0thsfs contfsctors 50 3o
5D sT ldi - - E r4s1nsl- ia1le -
TroyateIo. rouaselo a Borsis. contractors
6rH AVE $40 ana ST. InduH u IRON
s5rH ST s52 sgd 80 ve'. . Die osden
Rsvitoh brothers Contractors $3.50 ~
The 5rons
WESTMINSTER AVE go. ts-ou nsnls.
sobn ogt Eblns Realty 60. o0 ner. h'nfsHin
and samuel Ianlsh. contractors N'e "a
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
APRIL
Mahsttan
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. o .o. ~ i.n g.
Harry Fisher ef a. az sIrafn0ons f 1nf'. 100
ton 90 . nj. April 1915 $50
aIli A|E 700 ININ W NNnfN' NNN" -
Reaf.ns Rerfro 81 aI. Jan ~ 1879 s.
LIS pENDEkS
fpRf.
Manhattan.
.Sf .r o. 90 o. v ~ $50 s0sffat
East FIr.. Savings lnTItluon svf TrpF's''
Realty to-pn o. al amended foreclosure ~
mtg. aff0r1ef % o. Hubbard
42D sT 200 Ncsf s'h go 81 ~ ~ -
= VI Psrtiard ~ Mar Ncpsrranr s'
fDarfitionl. aff1rfer ~ NrNahse
WASN'T .GTON aI a. hsfr esn rsrfef snF
Carlisle sfs f0f %. H.HO'pH WFnarn rn *
Wr y rocf rf foreclosure - IA lien
tome. s WsItuHrn.
The 6rons.
LOTs e. srd sG or mHp lf .s1ds ~ fo.srH
Hussor C'8sll fnHt A.us. A. ph.iNrr aSI
Porter Reaf. ana lsrr Ionrneuf 90 ff1fec.osIfs
% mtg affJfuls ~ klrF
1851 ST. 500 Do o. Belmont 49,. ~
go fs~ob RsfrrfrIn eco frownhI cor
s'rlt'ion 90 o. al for.closure % noe s''cf-
No. g Ede,msn
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.otsi' d ieio25Ht roiaD :45to y -

'tsfted foi Brown In snh inning
~ more ...... . "a o ~
'fop~i;u ,...t...1 o 2 o
20 iass nifs-e ieLgsl Eiberfeld 8nd tsan
,.ffF~b5te hii bufh fsrnnce hits aDerricA.
~, hmAn ara fienEsl sfOieD bases ~'hpfpn
. ffft . Double pfays Ruin 20 EEsn -
r'.hm'l bIfos On ooiie.-Bv Brown .. FmniI
e. itpih . struck out ~ NnvsfZ !, Ruin o.
@,trl Dbl IraB. LEFT IN b0sc8 Bio"aifn
= ~ more q. Umpire AcAiee Assisisntv-
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The score follows:

lin.. Halmouist and Heckenger Left on
hs,ss-Athletics. :: Newark, g. First base
on baiIs-OH Pennoek /; of burning g. on
scosrt 2 Struck out-BySchart, 4, by
pennock :: bv burning. 3. Hits-Of Pen
noct. , In innings: on Burning. In
innings Umpires -McTague and Dougher'y
rime-f AZ
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At No. 1905 Third avenue


QUARRY RD 500 H. r0i1 fr 20 %.
Tree pi. ~ sys- .xe6 lXkf n SIS iwg N
Cirnnu o. ct ai. sVfs rat ~ - MuIlir1H 81 Al.
Ettlcf. T. " g.. afNs. ~ oregon. rrf.
due - .f' o. taA>s. ere. SD ~
ARrUi AN t. 1885, =, lfili II u 10
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The Bronx.

Resent Realty 90 to James Forbes s, ~
VIM Il NeNins eat. 20 VIM v Netinr $4,000
elizabeth kilsheimer 10 James kilshemrr,
8 co.
Lud'o " wilkins 10 LAWYERS Mortgage -
81 0h
Daily geslfv 90 a. Mole, falkovitg 500
Law Mortgage 60 10 faufef. Tile In
sIfauce ard frrsf ca. 0eo
Lawrence Coi 70 relham 100 Elevator
CO. omitted
Edwin }. ralmstse. ir guardian. 20 Ens
Z Greg SOL
PHILIP Rhlnelander no Lawyers Mortgage 90
X3l N)l
Wrhoimina Zsrbi 10 Katie Slfoh 81 80
VIM Sherwood 80 Regina Sherwood q
carol'ne q Kendall 20 hronN in estnenf -
s. ,N 20
EaNehes,er Savings Bspk 10 1ohn nlssnr
%. s. 700
Hugh " camp p. To- Hugh " camp ..
trustee. g. On
Crrsvcnor Hewitt 10 Louisa p uisi
81 or CS
Warmers loan ana rrl. co trusfs. -
Ludo v wilkins A2l 100
ltermrnn tomker 90 Phillip GhIneiandsi
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

Gerirlde S,heer 90 ir,ins kempnsr
Society ior the RELIEF ~ Destitute Blind -
the Ci'' o. Nov York ard its NlriniN - Ger
man savings nank lp CITY New iOrs ioes
Title Guarantee ard Trust 60 fo kohfr
Barry and sno trustees ST o.
Abraham Ber edlct 20 Jennie Benedict 81 %
Albsnv savings Rank 10 Valentine > Msc'
ana sno trustees. So 90
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REAL ESTATE.
10 LeT FOR BUSINESS eURposss
Fine Offices Park Row Building

For X ent OPP rouoficr. rscing v
Douglas Robinson. Charles =. Sraea y
"a Wall street New lofs
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

win name aud address. Of lender and St
foruty.l
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name sne address u purchaser and a.
forreY.I
fnferesf per cent unless oiher"is. stated
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS


RIVERSIDE DRIVE. % .o. of i.H o.
Harry Fisher ~ a. az sirsfn.ons 'onr'ri''
ton 90 - ri. april 1915 3 80
srU AVE Wi John " GOrferEfHIr ~
Reaf'ns Rsriro 81 aI Jan 81 1919 s.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

OWith name and address OF lessee
ApHII
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TO SELL PARCELS
IN l24TH STREET
Comprise Ten Story Hotel
and Two Six Story
FlathOuSes.
OTHER OFFERINGS
TOGO AT AUCTION
List Chiefly Made Up of Tene-
ment and Dwelling Properties
in Various Sections.

4 number Of dwelling and tenement
properties In various sections of the city
vill be offered at auction in the NeseX
street and the Bronx saleSrooms this
week.
Bryan L. Kennedy will sell several
parcels which are likely to arouse keen
bidding On the part Of the investor and
operator on Tuesday he viii dispose or
the ten story hotel at Nos l5' and %
West l2fth street rs feet east of Sew
enth avenue. on a plot 50Xioo.ll feet
On the same day he will Offer tue TWO
six story hathouses AT Nos 81 and %
west 124th street. on a plot 5OXl0oll
feet each Among the dwelling prop
critics to be sold by him is four story
structure at the southwest corner of
Madison avenue and 6Sth street
A complete list Of the offerings fol
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-06
The Brons

WESTMINSTER AVE s1s. fs-ou NsH1s.
.obn aEi Fbling Realty 60. o0ner N'nfsrin
and samuel Ianlsh contractors tifH ft
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L. 40. sos Third avenue


18TH ST. f-I East Is 10 o. o of BfolA
atc. tNFN to Brook ave Al0x-. ISL. uwIs a
a Spuc1r % al urstct agt q mining
o. al. = " Baird. arty. = Hvnes rcf due
3. go -. taxes ETC.. 81 q.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-28
L-uncheon at Club
Charming Affair
HISS LOUISE BROYLES AND MISS
MARY MASSIE. SlToRS
HERE, HONOR GUESTS.

Mrs. John I.andstreet, Of the Three
&ChOpt Road, was hostess yesterday al
&A luncheon in the Roof Garden ~ the
Club in honor Of her
$antece. Miss Louise Broyles of At
#kanta, who is her house guest and
Mss Mary Massie or Charlottesville
The AFFAIR was one Of the most attrac-
#kive of the season The guests were
HDeAted at small tables which were ar
NxAnged with crystal vases IL pink and
White carnations and asparagus fern
The whole roof was beautifully deco
EcAted In large pink chrysahtbemums
NcAlla lilies. palms and everEreens. and
#Aghted with pink lights. After the
sSlnncheon an informal dance was
Xktven. The debutanJes Of this season.
\ 0ut-of-town guests and The younger
0Ancing set were present.
Visiting Mrs, Cecil
Miss Virginia Robinson of Dauvile
10 the guest OF Mrs James McCosh
4 Cecil at the Westchester Apartments
Quite lol Of informal entertaining
\ n being done for Miss Robinson. who
# has visited here before. and is quite
I popular.
House Dance.
Mrs. A. w Patterson. N CARY street
Road. lie giving email tea-a8uee this
i afternoon for Miss Mary Masse. OF
MISS Rene dupont. H3
{ Wilmington. Delaware and Miss jean
\ Campbell. Of Washington L. G., who
I are the house guests Of Nj Malvern
i Patterson. AT "HilJcrcst" Cars. Street
Road. The dance VIII be chaTminE}y
Informal, and only the dehntanles and
4 younger crowd hove been invited
At the Country Club
There will he tho usual Saturday
evening hop AT the Country Ciun this
4 svening and owing To the number of
1 guests in town. tina club win he UNI
Il i1sually gay The lea and dinner
sables VIII be arranged with pink aad
white flowers
Kappa Alpha to Entertain.
Tho Richmond Alumni Chapter OF she
Kappa Alpha order ill entertain deIe-
gates and visUors - the E4cnnjel
& Province Council s. 2 hmHeu PRO.
L ince and the local alumni - the
aansant in the Jefferson Hotel boil
room this afternoon from To = The
d president Of tho local alumni chauteY
i desires t. notify AL members IF tho
4 local chapter, DELEGATES and Visitors
that they are cordially inv#fn3 ana
4 urged TO he present M formal iuNI.
n tations will he issped The wives
VI the married metnhers Il THO luca
q alumni will chaperere the dance and
7 Hight refreshments VIII &c served.
The local chapter Will at4o enter
4 tain delegates and visiting alumni al
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-28
ATTORNEYS WANT
$4,000 IN FEES

Lynchburg. Va, Nov. 27-Judge w
J. Henson and r. c. Jackson. of Roam
oke. and Judge J. w. Price, of Bristol
were In Lynchburg yesterday in the
litigation growing out of the applica-
ton Of Jackson and Henson for attor-
ney fees amounting to $25,25o in the
case OF Boswell against the Big Vein
Pocahontas Coal Company. but no order
was entered In the case yesterday.
The petition Of the attorneys was
fied several days ago, asking the court
for an order directing this receivers
in the case to withhold that amount o.
money from payments ordered TO h'
made to Mrs Ollie III. Browning ant
pay same to the attorneys.
The answer OF the receivers and Of
Mrs Browning has been hied and the
petition will come up on It's merits
later.