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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-20
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON AVE. cor Hist 50. -hNlN.
Bierach & co sgt Gustav Boehne, owner Carl
Rieger, contractor. $500.
,gTH ST. 2 East. Louis Levin ast Charles
Brown. owner; { Smith Building Co. con
tractor; $Sls.
18TH ST. i24 West: Harry Grohmsh 81
David shaft owner. Glib \ YOUNG, contractor
45TH sr' II 10 q West; Bayer-Gardner-
Hines co agt Midwife Realty % owner
White. Van Claim & 60. sub-contractor ire
newsD: <i96
10Th ST. q East; Daniel barrow sgt Mar
Nicou. Henry Amerman and Charles Brown
owners: Henry Smith Building Co. colt9tc-
tor: S2l3 81. -. .--,,-,
l75TH ST, = cor Sd ave, ll3XlSs; Colonial
Nantel and Refrigerator CO agt Codae heii'y
Co owner and contractor renewal; S-o3. as
BOTH ST IS West. lsidor Fajans aet =
West 10Th 81 Co. owner and contractor sos =.
PARK AVE. $. 20 II OF lssth ~, ooAiV',
Bronx Artificial stone Works agt henry ,
Hernmens and y Edison CO. owners. william
A Burr Co, contractor (renewaD' N'ooS 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-20
PHILLIES FALL ON BRUCK
Drive Pitcher from Box and De-
feat Skeeters Easily.

The Philadelphia Nationals vanauishco
the Jersey city international League
team By score of to at Jersey CITY
yesterday.
Rr,,ck was batted out Of the box In me
fourth inning. Taylor. who succcedeu
him. had a good control, but the miSchiei
had been done -Four singles an error
and q double steal by Byrnes and Magee
rave the Phllies a run in the opening
inning.
In the second Murphy tripled and scored
IN Bvrness sacrifice fly. In the third Lo-
bert and Magee hit safely. Lobert scored
y, Ry1ck's wild throw and Masee on
tulv's sacrifice ny. In the sixth Magee
u,ae hit BY pitched ball. moved two
pegs on wild pitches and crossed the piate
on Murphys single.
IN. follows
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HI H0NORS TO
giAIAM NovICES
We'll in ST. Vincent
-, E'.,,r Clubs Annual
Road Run.
|. ,rpF LEADS FIELD,
", N WIN BY 25 YARDS
Hundred and Forty Boys
< 80. IN Three and Three
wi Quarter Mile Race.

1 athletic Association novice
-, the point honors in the an
4, s... and thros-aaarf'r mile fixture a.
vincent Ferrer Athletic club
II. fast youngsters kept well
go. .,-ogebost the journey. nnish-
- ,o,.l OF So points. Second place
WIZ =. presentation club of Brook
4 : :, & points. two points ahead of
r,,on settlement.
~ Examinations competed and
,'' '.,,..d.d in completing full teams
- carriers. only four failed 10
s.,.,hs Of the ST Bartholomew
-. r.b. who was the only one 10
...' hi, club, proved the speedies'
10. fad. winning as he pleased
%, The trail was q minutes o
ANDY Craw. Of the Presentation
+ Jus s.con5. some twenty-five yards
~ ~ Robsr, Foster, an unattached
-,r vas third ,,.,u,am
] d - ,bs Observation-Disclosures Atm
az n u g, the pace. He remained
p - - rrtil the two and a half mile
'l' - pobsrt Foster went past him.
:. s.lsths and Craw directly on ms
=, the Third nile salathe Jumped
.rs soon opened up a gap Of nifty
e yards.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
APRIL Is.
The Bronx.

CROMWELL AVE. 8. ll2 20 n ot
I7Oth 81 ] sty brk stable, 52.3x4s Mlchsei
Breen, 1919 Cromwell ave. owner. r Olass-
er 20 Manhattan RI. architect; $500
KINGSBRIDGE TER, s. 1905. " X n
OF Kiugsbrdge ID. four sly brk d"Iss.
lsaxo9: Arlington Construction co. Ausust
c Nitsch . Hudson ST. Yonkers. owner Al
fred Willis. hudson 81, Ionkers. architect
SIG 900
leSTH ST, cor OF Park ave two sly
brL tennis 42xss and s5. 4x90. Reville siesei
20 ] ReviIe 1850 southern Boulevard,
owner; Kreymborg Architectural co, lo-s
East 1880 a.. architects: $4,000.
10TH ST. cor University ave- oo.oh
800 ~ irreg. CITY Mortgage Co loans Henry
Cleland Inc, 10 erect one Ave story apartment
Q2 paymcnts). $4,000.
BEAUMONT AVE. W, 100 u n OF 18TH 81
SOx95 TX irreg: James G NentE loans 10 FsI-
ago Construction Co. Inc. 20 erect one nve
story apartment IS psyments). so. 600.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address or purchaser and
attorney
APRIL IS
Manhattan
Manhattan.


AMSTERDAM AVE i4i4. cor l30th Il
f5Oo Nestl runs y " took " jX o y II bN
n . glN . 81 1x7Ni1 20 ave "A II % beginning
partition Nov u. 1919. Algernon Norton;
ref TO Adam : sands 800 West l3lSt FL. ana
Elizabeth n Iarkin. $40 East 18th -, April
10. seG 10. attorney Title Guarantee GO. 10
TAMTf.TON ST. g. 1874 4 " Of Market
-. 2719s sx25. 51l03.6 Isaac Pey@er - Hen
rietfa Roseu 800 Grand ST, Brooklyn mtg III
4OW Jan Is. 1913. 81. 49,, ,,,,,-,- u
q5TH ST n s. at Old bloomingdale ~
q, rolnt iG7 10 n " Of Amsterdam ave. "a
=, - D said old road MOO 9N3O NNlVp9, Caroline
De Vito TO Julia n kean. Jrs.no. Union Coun-
~ y J mtc So sOp. APRIL ]. 81 attorney
& nc VITO - Broadway.
ioSTW ST 2J1G y ~ LSnoN ave. -'N
o. il. Thomas DAILY 90 Mount Vernon Mortgase
- ao.5 RIVER ave mtg s. 600. April IS 500,
st,o-rev Henry Wendt % Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY. Thomas DAILY and Mount
Vernon Mortgage 60 70 sara = Mead 10
.sth n. BROOKLYN tmtg 5000. April Il. 500.
t%ITff 81. - West. n s. 3so = y - ith ave.
ms y * 2 ~ % 46.oN o sx As sX 2oy
= M II 20 street Y o - 10 beginning foreciossd
Anil s.. Winter Russell ref % Anne y Thorn
son 81 Avenue Klsbsr. Paris. France. April Il.
IS Oo0. attorney. George Washington. :, Wall 4.
The Bronx.
KINGsBRIDGE AVE. " e. part u LOT 81.
u,n Mary q p Macomh. I5X20D. kingsbridge
ave ~ r. part lot 50. same map. Mary Nc
yahon TO convent OF Jesus and MARY. Inc. at
o3ad ~ and Kingshridge ave April 81
KINGsBRIDGB RID. p 59l n OF Taylor
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harry I'VE. the fast Mohawk Athletic
70 runner. irotted home almost four
|insies in advance Of his nearest rival IN
d syht-mile race held by the Morning
lds Athletic Club Dan O'Toole anu
| rank Wilson. two other Mohawk ath-
Yes, broke the tape together FOR second
lace in the fat time Of 81 minutes. The
ietor was clocked in 81 minutes % sec
nds
In folr-niie contest James Manning
'ol with Jim OCounor. Of the New
Tork Athletic Club second. and James
3runson. Of the Sal-m-Crescent. third.
Ths surnr1srv follows.
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on Murphy's single.
The score follows
Jersey CITY.
PHILADELPHIA
Total, ..@5s9uo Totals....ss :sg1l;

Slated for Taylor In the ninth inning
pbiisdelrhia ........1 q q %
5-,' .ty 0 o 0 o.
tft.s-ON Bruck IN I innings Three-base
tits-Murphv. strait Bases on bslls-on
Msthison 2. on Taylor. J. struck out-By
Lases- Mage Byrnos HUly. Murphy. Huls-
viii Fisher Sacrifice fics- Burns. HWY.
Double plays-Nsgee ana Burns, Robert
n,rn.. and I.udcrus. Bruck. HuisUltt ana
Parry. BAXTER Huiswiti and Barry. LIT On
bases-rhliadclphis. o. Jersey CITY. = wa
pit, hes--Taylor. . Hit by prchcf-By Taflor
lNgcecl Time or EdWf--'W ''il'N
MDHarflAnl.
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Norwegian Crew for Resolute.

Bristol. r. l.. April ls-Captain chris
Christensen and his mates and crew
OF twenty-five Norwegians. who Will man
the cup candidate Resolute. arrived 10.
dav on the steamer Cape Cod. which VIII
no their home during the racing season
Robert " Emmons. :? manager or the
sloop. with George 4. Cormack secretary
~ me New York Yacht Club, were also
an the steamer.
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FOUR-MILE RUN

A@ltin Greeubere. who is running UNI
'4-asd. was a. easy victor IN the nine
ne 'sce held by the Sheridan Athletic
va He lett his rivals far In the ruck,
aaiy sieser. % the Rutgers Athletic
association, beng almost four minutes
behind
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Vale 10 Use American Shell.

Sew Haven. April l3.-The Yale rowing
association has placed an order for
new American made shell for the biu'h
eight-Osr crew. bnsllah oafs ana Began
oariocks VII be used.
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BELMAR, N. j.

offers every attraction FOR a summer home
For illustrated booklet address Board OF
Trade. L. VOORHEES,. Secretary.
FARM. Is ACRES. -Nca- Westfeld on state
road 10 large sunny rooms, steam heat
bath. large barn and poultry houses: schools,
stores etc. five minutes walk 10 Echo Lake
and golf grounds. $4,000; terms. ARCHER,
lj47 Broadway. y. y.
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Sam. LAWYERS TIL. rnsuranc. and Trus

sam. 70 Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co: $4,000
Same 70 same; $4,000
Same 20 same: SGJ. 600
Same 70 same: SIS. coo
VIM Vanderbilt and ano, trus, 70 La"
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co. s-o'v'v-
Same to same. $3J. 900.
The Bronx.
LAWYERS Mortsags Co TO Cortland Savings
Bank; $4,000. o.ono
same 10 r Blocker Rsthbone; S2s 900
Same 70 Florence II Cunning So'uVV.
Pobor, A Cranniss 20 Sarah 4 skinner
nominal .
Sigmund NJ Lehman et al. enrs' 70 Lawyers
Mortgage Co: $4,000.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
APRIL IS.
Manhattan.

STANTON ST. rs. store. Maria New
staedter 10 Jacob Weber. 32G East 5th ST.
33-I2 yrs from Feb /. 1918. $1,000, attor-
me-. = Klausner. rs Stanton ST.
9TH AVE. GJg basement. etc, George Fox
and ano TO Ester CHASER. 800 7th ave; "a
years from June l. 1911, s4s0, address 6J5
9Th ave
Pearl. ST. ?94 3 lofts. Bella Hirsch 70
" Russell 60. 294 Pearl 81, 3 yrs from
NAV I, 1914. $1,000.
5fST ST. 23J West front basement; Eliz-
abeth 4 Wan 10 Isaac Levine and ano. 1859
7th ave. > yrs from April - 1914 S4so'
attorney. Louis Singer. Rutgers s.
WEST ST. 334, all. Elizabeth \ Shields 70
Thomas Russell. 20 - Luke's pl. . yrs from
MAY !. 1914: $1,000. attorney, " II Stewart
1859 Sd ave.
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

oW ER WILL EXCHANGE GOOD COR
ner on East Side and take small private
house IN Harlem IN part payment HUGO
COIN. 10 Avenue A. y. y. e.
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WILL SELL
SELECT PARCELS
Property of Late Walter
Bovine Will Be Sold
at Auction.

That the real estate market Is showing
a spring activity will clearly be seen from
the following list of properties which Jo-
seph F. Day will auction Thursday next
in the auction room at "a Vesey ST.
The Guaranty Trust Company, OF New
York. trustee, and William B. and Ed
ward r Bovine and others, heirs, have IN
structed an absolute sale OF three parcels
for the estate Of the late Walter Bovine.
The first OF these is the northwest corner
Of l09th St and Third ave, and the Two
adjoining parcels on the avenue, known
as 1884, 1855 and 1888 Third ave. These
consist OF three four story brick tene-
ments, with stores. The second property is
the northwest corner OF Burling slip and
Water St. a four story brick loft build
ing and the third the three story brick
loft building. situated at l3 Clinton ST,
adjoining the northwest corner of Broome
81. These three parcels are TO be sold free
and clear OF any attachments. and ar
rangements have been made 10 allow ~
per cent Of the purchase price TO remain
on the mortgage.
Two attractive parcels in the Pennsyl-
vana terminal district are also slated 10
be sold They are 81 West SSd st. directly
opposite the new postoffice, three and
one-half story dwelling, which occupies a
lot - 2x9s9 feet. and "a West 18th St,
four story dwelling on a lot 17.2X9S9 feet.
At 1874 Cedar ave. between nth and
17Sth SITS. a plot 74xl25 feet, partly occu-
pied by a two and one-half story frame
ten room dwelling. will be sold for the
estate OF Margaret Cockburn.
Another attractive parcel is the Ave
story loft building. with salesroom store
occupying a plot 7sx9S9 feet, situated at
l55, lo7 and 80 East 23d st. at the Third
ave. elevated station. The building Is
equipped with steam heating plant. has
a combination freight and passenger ele-
vator, a freight elevator and an Otis cleo
tric elevator. The salcsroom store OF the
building is occupied by Jordan, Moriarty
& Co., furniture dealers.
on the same day four Brooklyn prop
critics will be sold. as follows: 6si Gates
ave, between Lewis and Sumner aves.,
three story tenement on a lot l9. 6xl00 feet.
q Somers St, between Rockaway and
stone ayes, q four story tenement on
10. o0xl00 feet: southwest corner OF lrv-
ing ave. and Himrod st, known as ~
Irving ave, a three story tenement. and
a store on a lot 2jxloo feet: ga, 59s and 5S
Central ave. between Hancock and JEFF
ferson ayes; three three story tenements'
with five stores. on A plot 75x9o feet.
The last parcel which will be sold at this
sale is the northwest corner OF Grove St
and Wavecrest ave, Wavecrest, Far
Rockaway, Long Island, 2. large corner
plot, comprising about twenty-five lots,
partly occupied by a two and one-hali
story frame dwelling and a stable used as
a garage.
TO-DAY.
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REAL ESTATE.

SEND TO Long Island x. r.. Room 81.
PENNSYLVANIA station. y. Y. for list OF
Long Island real estate agents.
FOR HOMES IN the real country near New
Yorl consult The Country Home League
an Vest sed street Phone $3.50 Madison.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of purchaser and
Attorney
Interest per cent. unless otherwise stated
April. Is
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender ana at
torneyD
APRIL IS.
RROOME ST. 900. = 25xjl.7: July !, 1900;
Ben Asch 10 Pauline Altroochi: LOCO; attor-
me- Title Guarantee co. l16 Broadway.
C'ANAT ST SIS and 800 :. 1883 y ~
Church at runs Al OK 26x 10 and y g
2, 10 5 street W X 10 TO beginning Jan
% Iq03. Frederick n Fricke 70 Margaret x
Nonahan: $1,000. attorney Henry TINT, 10
William 81 49, - o,o
ST LAWRENCE AVE. 1927, lot 2le. map
Gleason property oath Ward. Nov q 1913;
Jobn r Hannigan 20 German American Build
Ing ana Loan Association: 5000; attorney
T,ifra Guarante. Co 1IS Broadway.
SAND PROPERTY and date; same 70 same
s. 600 80 ,o,eo
3iST ST s. 1871 y = ~ 4th ave. leyas
Peers and ano trustees: So 600; attorneys
Lord r & Lord 40 Wall 81.
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The Coolest spot on the jersey Coast.
send for Booklet
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Hninf Pleasant. y. j.

BRADLEY BEACH. y. J.. FOR. SUMMER
cottages Ocean bathing. no mosquitoes.
The summer resort ideal For particulars
address Publicity Committee. Board OF Trade.
pEAUTTFI'L SUBURBAN RESIDENCE At
Ridgewood. Great sacrifice. II. NOONAN.
pldgeW God y. J
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OF MORTGAGES
APRIL Is.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

Washington Trust CO ~ View YORK 20
Corn Exchange Bank: 100000.
oris Sandloss 10 American Mortgage
Co. $4,000 - .,
D,vid T-llrran - Adolf Gluck a. sssts)i u
Robert A Granniss' admr. N sarah =
Skinner. 81.
Bank. SO 600 .
Monahan: $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-20
he Bronx.

SOUTHERN BOUT EVARD. 1853. stor
etc. Thomas O'Brien 10 Herman RaNitz ljt
Southern Boulevard; 3 Yrs from March 1
1914. $500
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LIS PEN pENS.

10TH ST. 2Se West: Linda Esu egt Anna
l. French ct al foreclosure OF mtge)' sttor-
news VI 8 e. 5 Isascs.
GOTH ST, % West; william Pau sgt Carence
p Anderson 81 al foreclosure Of mtge)' at
torneys NJ & I S lsaacs.
Tho Bronx.
WFsTCHESTER AVE, e cor ~ land ~
late Isaac Brsithwaite. 2sxlOo: George Kooden
agt Philip Maker action affecting title ana
possession): attorneys. Hitchings & Dow.
LOT IS. on map OF new village of Jerome,
David stevenson Brewing 90 agt filomen D.
CARO- 81 al foreclosure OF two mtgesl. attor-
news Brown & Falkenberg.
LOT $50 on map OF Tacoma Park. Williams
bridge: Marie Voss act Michele Agueliaro ?;
Al fo~cosure OF mtge) attorneys. Meier q
Van Denver.
ROWLAND AVE, " s. ass II : Of Frishy
ave. 75x1OO North Side Mortgage Corporation
act Mary Jane DALEY 81 al foreclosure or
mtgel: attorneys, Clocke, X & r.
1s5D ST, 3. 145 y of Joring Pl. 81 X
sac: Mary K owen agt Edwardi 9 Becherer
81 81 foreclosure Of mtgel; attorney' w
MacKewan.
LOT T, on map OF Cedar Hill plot, VILLAGE
~ Fortlham: George WOLF AIT Antonio Cim.lio
foreclosure OF ntse); attorney, Ludwig.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LsT
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.

AsRuRY PARK NORTH JERSEYS IDEAL
spring resort Fer programme address IN
FORMATION BUREAU. 500 Boardwalk.
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FRIDAY. APRIL "a.


FORT WASHINGTON AVE - % %. ~
cor lsJth a. 1871 1lNi255xo5 1854 sty
art hoLse. Manhattan Savings Institute AIT the
Realty 90 OF Fort Washington 81 Al; kdpaAo
a IS sttys. Phoenix IrgrahaTu, ret, due, S4o'-
800 70. taxes. etc. $500" ~
30 AVE. 20l2 10 20lS. cor lilth 81.
100 i1NlOO i've I sly tennis ana stores, MARI
v.oo5 az, David Levine - al. G ! McDermotL
atty. E Kelly. ref. due, si2ii ~ taxes
etc. s. 6lj o.
mt i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-20
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ron RENT Two furnished houses from
Iune 10th. these are ideal summer homes.
Anplv 10 THOs LEARY. Ossining y. Y.
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AlTE RATiONS.
y T 7 ="
Manhattan.

Ntens under s.. 900 ounittet-)
LIBERTY ST. SO and IS. and Maiden
lane as and 30: 20 a and sly ofhces ana
Co -, Nev york 80 Nassau 81. owner. John
I Downey, 40 West Bath st, architect
81 900
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2ljTH ST. 49, East s IS. ~ , Il " NJ Barnes
ave 2JxI2i W n Wcyssndt ct FIlomena he
carlo q al. VI 3 McHugh. atty. ) Hynes,
ref. Cue 1905 s.. taxes, etc. $500 81
~ Henry Brady.
2oJTH ST. ;. 371.s q OF Bronxwood ave;
2jxlO0: also 225th 81. East, Il :. 300 r OK
Pauldins ave. 25XlOe. Margaret McGhl agt
II Krausch et al; ! J X Okennedy. atty J
Hynes ref: due. 81 I'll So. taxes, etc. 500
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JENNINGS TERRACE. AS. :. 40 y =
- Union ave. 46x64sx iTeg. sly tenmi
Henry kraIth agt h e Specht - al 4 a n
Bloch. attys. . " Friedrich. ref; due. 50 Oi2 90
taxes. etc. S62. sub TO first mtg 10000
~ II. Moreenthau. Jr.. CO.
IONGFELI.OW AVE. :. $50 II OF La
favette ave. l53. 1xiOOXl33 10Nl0i.lO. 4 Leon
AIT Broad Realty co - al e 7 Lattins. atty
G HAYES. ref. due. $l0.s-b 81. taxes, ETC.
$500 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-20

9Th AVE. 1863 cor OF 1osth, lo01lx
s.: two g sly tennis and stores on cor; .
Peerless Holding co AIT Annie Gordon ~ al;
Lind & p. pttys. T Anderson, ref; due
$50. 100 NJ, taxes, etc. 464i Sc.
A , ,oog rrbf,1 ,,-a
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BY Joseph 2. Day.

etc. s3o3G Gs.
By j. H. Mayors
i2gTH ST. lo7 Eas, n $. us q of PARK
ave. 25x99 H. sly tenmt and stores; Llzzi ~
Van Boskerck ast Abr Gahrie. 81 a. e.,
Northrop. atty, harry biJuf' rel Que en-
39l -; taxes. etc. s2si =.
At 52J8 Third ave:
- Joseph I. Day.
cPoTONA AVE 1879. /. 1915 Il $ Of
tees Of the Northern Dispensary agt Mary
Randrup indy enc eH,rx 49, 81 a. -e p aud %
S4OlT IS: taxes. etc, si3.
BY u. Morganthau, Jr. CO.
CLINTON AVE. 1872. IS, 70 4 Of Use !,
st. 25xl00. = sly dwis' WiLliam RINK az VI
cody. " smith. atty. J J hynes ref due
s. Glg OG, taxes, etc, sis a.
TOMORROW.
At a Vesey st.
By NJ. Morgenthau Jr. Co
MADISON AVE. 1892 to 1895 9" cor e't ,n
81 lUOlIA1C34xs two sly naIs 80 80
stores Peerless Holding 60 sgt Morris 10 nm
rcf' due. S. 5.3 Of. taxes. etc. Si'oo' %.
BY Joseph T. Day.
ta,sr ST. .o5 west. n =. - # W Of tn
AZ. n sxgs II. sly dWlg.. p Donald az.
Hester Bates Ct al; J { MeseIs' az 60 o..
l-1i - 40 - sfy tenmt and stores T ID
Herman et al ast Lipfeid Ct a. - dge
s s!c 100 D. '1A.'' ~, 40 ., " O., L.nos
fstus sdtnbers ct al eArs ast Ro:,v rel'e re,
al. Iachman G. attys. geo bost"lch' 'e''
due Si4 $50 30. taxes. elc' >-o' o.
BY J. II. Mayors.
NTH ST 53e East. :; S atlf II r p Morris
AZ. =, n poidv Of al. II l. Morris, atty'
49, aisa,5si, ;, ref ref due $3.50 So taxes ETC.
s1s4 90. BY Henry Brady.
or,t s.r oos East r. :45 e az - ave
y, IN sty tenmt and store; Hermi1,s hin Il
act Mendel Alderman ct a. Zee Hcsh ,,s -, y
a1tva- l. Cuyilier, rei' Que Slo'o-f -
a ,aSes. etc. 81. 1913 90.
At S2Os Third ave
By Joseph p. Day
noo>x PARK EAST. $. Sol q Of
,varing ave. 50xi16 41jOXllj1; also Ohnyiil,
sv@ $50 r. Of Mace ave. 1ooXl5e. TX
l lOi' =, =, al a.. y Mccall. ref. partition.
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Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-01-08

Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
is not one of the most conventional Of
mOnarchs and sometimes rebukes his
officials in Il fashion which comes per-
nously near a practica! joke. On one
occasion the emperor sent a message to
the official who was responsible for
keeping his roads in order, stating that
in couple of days a royal carriage
would be sent to convey him to the
castle of Lainz. On the day appointed
the emperor's coachman drove the off,
cial at full gallop over the worst roads
in the district. splashing him from head
to foot in mud When he eventually
arrived at the castle he began profuse
apologies for the state of his clothes
to the grand duke. but was met with
the prearranged reply: "Oh. that's
nothing. The emperor comes home
like that every time he goes out for a
drive" The officials roads were sooD
put in perfect order.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-01-08
Power of Iinhtninu.

1t is hardly possible to use instru-
ments for the purpose of figuring the
forces of lightning. yet there are many
other ways of calculating familiar to
every mathematician. The amount of
light given by single lightning flash
is enough to illuminate an area two
miles square. The bolt itself would
be visible several miles farther off, but
the remotest part of the region men,
toned wonld have as much light as
would be given by candle-quite
enough to read by. To produce such .
light it would be necessary to expend
10000 horsepower for second. These
figures appear very large. but the time
is shor.. The flash might be for only
one-thousandth part of a second. but
the impression on the eye would con
tinue for d tenth of second anyway
Figured down to an exact hour this
amount of force would mean only
about four horsepower.-Ele News
Bridgeton pioneer., 1914-01-08
Two and Four Tined Forks.

A writer in the Washington Post
tells of an old lady who remembered
dining at the White House with Mr.
and Mrs. John Quincy Adams. Mr..
Adams ate with his fork. and Mrs.
Adams apologized for it, saying that
he had acquired the habit during his
sojourn in France Mrs. Adams and
the other guests used their knives. All
this is comment on changing man.
ner. But it should be noted that Mr..
Adams ate with four tined silver
fork. while the other guests had only
two tined forks, which then were the
common kind. without the develop
ment Of the four tined fork the habit
Of eating with ones knife would not
have been so rapidly discarded As
between four tined fork and knife
the fork is to be chosen for conven-
iences sake, but as between a two
tined fork and a knife on many occa-
sions the latter would be actually the
more serviceable.-Spr Repub-
lican