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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
temperature registering

Not to be outdone by New York and
Chicago. A. Trust Poehlman of Balti-
more. Nd, took stock Chandler and
made twenty -one miles to the gallon
without disengaging his clutch in either
ascending or descending the Baltimore
hills. Poehlman writes that he is con-
WINGED that II he had coasted down the
hills the car could easily have made
twenty-six miles to the gallon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
Detroit Roadster Delivered.

A Detroit electric roadster. finished
in blue and upholstered in blue leather,
was delivered a few days ago to Miss
Laura kingsbury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-31
OUTING FOR ORPHANS
NEXT MOTORING Event
Sixty Machines Are Needed to Garry
Children to Glen Echo
Park.

With the electric sociability run and
the race at Benning track over, motor
lists are now turning their attention to
Orphans day, which will occur Tuesday
of this week. On that date several hum
dred of the orphans in the various IN
stitutons in the National Capital will
be given their annual outing and be the
guests of the motorists of this city.
For several years past this has been
an annual custom and this year the
Automobile Trade Association of Wash
ington. d. c.. will have charge of the one
big event of the year, so far as the
parentless children are concerned. About
sixty cars will be needed this year to
convey the little folks up to Glen Echo
Park, where they are to be the guests
Tuesday afternoon of l. B. Schloss man
ager of the park.
Machines Needed at Noon.
Motorists donating the use of their ma
chimes for a few hours Tuesday after
noon are requested to have them report
to the committee in charge Of the affair
at u o'clock in front of the District
building The cars will be dispatched
as fast as they arrive to the different
institutions, and on returning with their
loads of humanity will be lined up, and
at 1 O'Clock will be started for the motor
ride up the Conduit road to the park.
On arriving at the summer resort the
orphans will be treated to ice cream,
candy. peanuts and all the good
things to eat that appeal to the
Youngster Tickets will be dis
tributed for the various amusements
on the grounds, and they will take them
in at intervals. The merry-go-round will
he the first amusement visited, going
from there to the roller-coaster, scenic
railway. ferris wheel and numerous di-
versiied amusements on the grounds.
Col. w c. Long. chairman of the COM
inittee has over 500 American flags.
which will be used in decorating the ma
chimes and supplying the children on the
trip.
Children Keep Flags.
The distribution of flags tends to IN
still patriotism, and when the days sport
is over the children take them back to the
institutions with them. Through the gen.
erosity of local motorists the little folks
have been able to romp about the fields
and enjoy the amusements at Glen Echo
Park and the committee is anxious that
all shall participate again this year.
Col Long is being assisted in complet-
ing the arrangements for the event by
C. Royce Hough. Rudolph Jose, H. B.
Leary. jr.; H. A. jerks. l.. c. Chew
Harry Ward, William Ullman, E. j.
Black and Howard S. Fisk. Chairman
Long expressed the hope yesterday that
owners of machines will donate the use
of their cars from l to o'clock Tues
day for this worthy cause. He has al
ready received promises of a number OF
car owners. but it will take about sixty
cars to accommodate the several hundred
children. If all are to be permitted to
participate in the outing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Block in Borough Park District
and Double Apartment Sold.

lanes Grogan sold TO a client Of Meyer
I,evenson's No. go Bedford avenue
three story building. on a lot 2eXSO feet
William c. Morrisey jr., with Charles
Smith sold for the Bedford Associates
Samuel II. Coombs, PRESIDENT the block
bounded by Tenth avenue, Fort Hamilton
avenue. 5lst and sd streets, in the Bor-
oueh Park district. to ]. s. Gold. of the
Gold & Taylor Cut Stone Company. The
block will be improved with dwelling
houses.
Maurice G. straus sold for client TO
Richard J. Kent four four story double
br:ck apartment houses. each 25xlOO feet,
ON the south side Of 50th street between
Second and Third avenues, South BROOK
lyn. for $4,000; also sold four detached
frame cottages. each SOxlcO feet on the
north side of Avenue l., near ocean PARK
vay for Gustave Gerard, to client for
go 900; also sold for d. II. Garrett, 6oxlp
feet. on the west side of Nostrand avenue,
340 feet south of Avenue X to client.
and. with william G. Morrisey sold the
two family detached brick residence NO.
574 East 4th street. 2x1Oc feet for Peter
S. Cleary to a client
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
Realty Notes.

The NJ Morgcnthau, Jr., Company an
nounces that at the meeting OF the poaru
of directors OF the company Ira a. Lure
was elected assistant secretary and Mr.
Brunswick assistant treasurer OF the COM
pany. Mr.. Lurie is manager of the new
auction sales department and was Tor
merry associated with the offices OF Jo-
seph Ps Day and Bryan H. Kennedy: MT
Brunswick has been affiliated win the
managerial department of the NJ. Morgen-
THAI, Jr, Company for some time and has
now been made manager Of this and the
lea sing branch Of the business.
Judge Irving Lehman has appointed
John NJ Thompson. Andrew Hally ana
Joseph NJ. Callahan commissioners IN the
matter of the widening OF Third avenue,
between East ls9th street (Welch street,
and Pelham Parkway, in the borough OF
The Bronx. At the first meeting of this
commission John NJ. Thompson. VINO is
vlce-president OF the NJ. Morgenthau, Jrp
Company, was made chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28

an. eWnnlate6. according TO list Rtnyus !"
al fenn,rs were taking orders as &c. Sna
s. corsldefably more activity ln raw. ,, snSS
Nrtres wcre higher With cehfifueel 2 WE
~ 4 lSc. nnscovado. use mo'esss., hvsif
"a cost and freight 2ikc The gay SNo
s 80 amounted to between 2oVVov anu ~,
e0o hars Of Cuba az 2hc, COST anu NJ, .,,erSous
< ,~o,nnf ana February shipment 10 Nw'iv wi
LAYERS including the enerican' low, @ ehe
me Federal although q was SAL" In ~ on
,,.ori~sr was the largest buyer IN .on
don beet sugar was quiet ana Fs,nes f es RI
~ Nfs>. ae 0&d with the curb ~ " ~
Tor for January as 60 fer May and ss SEu ,Se
11set,eS tinodoYN at lit.00o tons ageihs.
ia 600 isst week wiilett 3 cray rePo oai
H. movement OF sugar at tho SIX prlnV,bpe'
no,ts ~ cuba for the week az toilowt' w
cst,fs a. 600 tons AGAINST oNoVo we ne fs ~,
,i1s,,s ,,.eek 90 OOO last year and c0VVv ~
,-rsrs aeo. exports. $4,000, against sAvvv.
Ss DOC and 20oO0 stock i2l,ooo ss"s ,se
o. ,Neo as 600 and $4,000; receipts Tor W. M
enfire islsn6. a6 600. against loiOoo szvvy
.nS ec 600 tons respectively Ihtre SIC NV Nv,
s 81, sH,trsis grindine. against ia4 last week
ieS last year and 1913 TWO years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

moderate general demand prevailed for
tonnage in a few OF the transatlantic trades
aud fair business was done In chartering'
Rates were steady. Quotations 10 Liverpool
London and Glasgow. I'd nominal; Rotter-
dam 3lsc; Hamburg. S2ls pigs nominal I:
1sremen 80 pigs; Hull, 2hd; Bristol, "a q
Feb. Antwerp. I'd; Cork, for orders, IS sd ::
picked ports large tonnage. is sd a is lO1ad;
Gotten to Liverpool. per 100 10. 25c. Charters:
British steamer. 10000 cases, petroleum.
hence to YAng-tse River or North china
I asis ,2li1c. two ports. May, Norwegian
steamer. 49, 900 cases. petroleum, Philadel-
phia 20 Japan, basis l9i3dl two ports Feb
Mar: foreign steamer, 1.40O standards deals,
Bay OF Fundy to w Britain or f Ireland.
two trips, 3ss Cd. spring loading, foreign
steamer 700 standards timber. Mobile to
Genoa and Aigiers 96s 3D., option Algiers
and Alexandra, 97s Cd. Feb March; British
steamer. 2.45a tons, cotton, etc, Gulf to Pot
terdam and London. at about Dos. h 4.
British steamer. ]. 787 tons. cotton etc, Gulf
TO the L or Continent. Sis 3D. Feb-March
British steamer. 2.444 tons. timber Gulf to
two ports Mediterranean, 95s. March; schoon-
err 625 tons. lumber, Gulf 10 Porto Rico,
three trips 81: schooner, 2s5 tons lumber,
MOBILE 10 Porto Rico. 81 so; schooner, 36i
tons same SO: schooner. 297 tons. lumber,
Pensacola 20 Port-au-Prince, 81 so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
IANT-ARY 81
Mania attain.

AMSTERDAM AVE. s: store floor and base
ment; stern q Saalberg Realty 20 TO mar
Fischer; 3 yrs 10 mos from Sept /, 1913; sl.Il6;
address Amsterdam ave.
EDGECOMBE AVE. 1872 double store floor
Conrad Won Elm to Frederick Hildner; yrs
from Feb t. 1914: sl.OoO; address 336 East $40
NORFOLK ST. 10; all. Jos D Goldstein to
Max Ansfresser and ano: yrs from Feb l.
1914 !. 81. l30 address. on premises
PIER az FOOT 4lst ST. North River: wharf
age. etc: City Of New York TO Central r r Co
OF y ]: IL mos from Jan H. 1914; Sl,99J so: ~
yrs renewal; address. l43 Liberty 81.
PIER at foot West 1921 ST. North River:
wharfage etc. City OF New York 10 Hudson
Navigation Co: 4 yrs mos from Oct 81, 1913
s.. $50: yrs renewal address. Pier 81, North
PIER 30. East River: y OF pier; City OF
New York TO Seabosrd and Gulf steamship CO.
10 yrs from Jan /. 1914 $4,000; address. So9
PIER 30. North River: extension; City OF
New York 10 Central r r Co OF y J; yrs ;
mos from Dec 30 1913 n ? cents per square
foot: address. 142 Liberty st.
PIER new s. North River; hulkheads, etc;
Cftv Of New York to Lehigh Valley II 40:
u yrs from completion ~ sheds; 2I'a cents per
square foot: address. f43 Liberty st
WASHINGTON ST. 3s5 and 3sI; all; Chas
n Dreyer 10 oscar Weeks; yrs from May
l. 1915 81. $50. address. 515 West 10th st:
9TH ST 6l9 East all; Lena Brown TO Harry
I[Ibanon; yrs from Feb I. 1914 sl9io; ad-
dress 50 Fast 10lst 81.
10TH ST. 4O2 West; all; samuel Rosenstock
70 see ~ . SSTsss SG Vest Srs 4s st. NAV
IN Toa sheinsinser: yrs 10 mos from Feb J..
1914; s24. OO0 address. .Gs West lS9th st.
The Bronx.
BOsTON RID. 1912: store. etc. Maria o Con
nor "a Martin G Heidi: yrs from Feb l. 1914:
81 go TO 81. 900 address. 129 East soth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
JOINS NEW 5TH
AVE. ART COLONY
London Antique Dealer Rents
Floor at No. 603-Other
Commercial Leases.

S. Osgood Pell & Co have leased for
Edward Margolles the parlor floor at No.
6O3 Fifth avenue 10 Arthur. Of London
dealer i'm antiques and slverware. for
the Ritz Chambers Company and addi-
tional Offices in the Ritz Chambers 70 Drs
Dunlop and Kelly.
NJ. & l., Hess leased for a term Of years
for the Realty Holding Company the fourth
floor in the new sixteen story and base
ment building No. 42i to 432 Fourth ave-
nue.. corner of 10Th street, 10 the Taylor
Friedsam Company as a show and sales
room for the sale OF silks.
Cross e. Brown Company leased the
tenth floor of the new building at Nos.
IS and % East 4lst street 10 the Magazine
and Book Company for a period of years.
NJ. Forman & Co. rented the top loft
No. rs West 3lst street to Ludwig Lam
dau: also the fourth loft No. 81 to 40
West 18th street TO Hitler Brothers.
The Duross Company leased at Nos. As
and 30 West 2lst street the eleventh loft
TO Philip Stromberg and the second loft
to the Style Suit Company; at No. 1874
West 18th street the 18th loft TO David
Bendersky; at No. 81 West 18th street the
second loft TO Max Dauer. and the house
No. 328 West 10Th street TO Ida Daniels.
The Cosmos Feature Film Corporation
has leased portion Of the eleventh floor
of the Leavitt Building, No. 1926 70 1872
West 18th street.
Louis Schrag has leased for the District
Realty Company the building No. 40
West 2ith street 10 the Boyertown Burial
4, ~. e., of
The NJ Rosenthal Company has leased
for a long term OF years the northwest
corner OF 30th street and Sixth avenue, ad-
joining the Greeley Square Theatre, for
the Greeley Square Amusement Company
to Mime. Nannette. OF Paris. at an aggre-
gate rental of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and at
torney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUARY 81
Manhattan.

CLINTON ST, 1876 25xlO0 Max sturtz TO
Albert Egelhof. lI2 sterling pl, Brooklyn Jan
10; due as per bond: $1,000; attorney, Samuel
LEROY ST. Is. n 5. 25x9O; Chas J schles.
niger to Leah Buttenwieser 300 Central Park
West; Jan 26 due July |. 1917: per cent:
$3.50; attorney. Jos l. Buttenwieser. DO Broad
way.
ORCHARD ST. "A. ok; Morris Godstein
TO Gussie Morgenstern, % Lenox ave; Jan y:
due as per bond; $1,000; attorney. y Tuck
man. $50 Broadway.
PIKE ST. II. e s. 24xs5: Jos Mann to
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 81 Cham
bors st Jan 81 , yrs; $50, 900; attorney, VIM
Orr 81 Chambers at.
SAME PROPERTY same to Meyer Vesell
767 9TH ave Jan - prior mtg $4,000; yrs;
1000; attorneys, Arnstein & Levy. 12s Broad
SHERMAN AVE. s. 200 II Of 204th 81,
1OOxl5O: Vermilyea Realty Co 10 Jos Marx.
100 Riverside Drive tprior mtgs $4,000; Jan
~ two mtgs. each $500; yrs. per cent;
S1J. 600 attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co. 100 broadway.
WADSWORTH AVE. cor 1921 st. 1ll.fx
1lO.l1: lglst Street Construction Co 10 Henry
Morgenthau Co, 30 East AID ST. Jan 20 prior
mtg S1OO ZOO: due Nav ~. 1914; per cent;
81 300: attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co,
l76 Broadway
Elizabeth b Price to Miriam II Cannon. 1913
West End ave: Jan 30 (prior mtg $1,000; due
as per bond: S6.20T; attorneys. Cannon & Can
non. 13J Broadway.
nth AVE 24O 29.4x555: Henry. NJ Moeller
20 Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76 Broad
wav: Jan 26. due as per bond $50, 600.
18TH ST. l22 East. 25xlO3.3: Margaret Daub
10 Frederick Kalb, 1896 2d ave; Jan prior
mtg S1s 600; yr . per cent; 81 100
3TTH ST. 54l and 543 West sty brk. 5Ox
rs o. Edw T Thomson TO John w Mnturn
syossct " Y: Jan ~ (prior mtg $4,000; due
as per bond; $1,000: attorney. F De Foster
9TH ST. $ $. zoo II of 9th ave. 25xas .;
BERNARD Foss 20 Joseph Snyder and ano.
RIdgcield Park. n j; Jan 81, 1914 lprior
mtg 500. 000): yrs, 9 per cent; $4,000; at
list ST 81 West, sty brk 21x102.2
Mary 4 Mortimer to Anna f Mortimer ct al.
81 West list ST. Jan %; yrs per cent
500. 1873 S.: attorneys, James. Schell & EIkus
10 Broadway.
18TH SIR les West. sty brk 21.10x1Oo;
Barney Estate co TO Title Guarantee and
ADDRESS, 17G broadway
s5TH ST 1874 West, sty brk, 1s.9xf0c.2;
Isabel De F Colbron TO Lawyers Title IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
CHICAGO GRAIN STEADY
Prices Only Slightly Changed
Provisions Decline.

Chicago. Jan. 2L-Rallying power showed
itself to-day in wheat after news had
been received Of q big falling off in the
worlds available supply. The market
closed nervous at shade down to &c up
as compared with last night Corn nm
ished unchanged TO sc higher; oats were
not altered, but provisions closed at net
decline Of sc TO 1oc. During most Of the
session wheat seemed unable to shake off
sympathy with a break which prices
at Liverpool had suffered from cheap and
heavy offerings BY Russia. Extremely
mild weather in the United states winter
crop belt tended also 10 give an advantage
10 the bears. Export sales of hour al
Kansas City helped the late rpturn.
Rumors were current too, that the
amount of wheat in country elevators
Northwest had been overestimated nVe TO
ten million bushels Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-Standard copper on the Metal
Exchange was steady, with spot. January
i february March and April. l4.J0c asked.
The local street market for copper was hrm,
with lake quoted 1jc rOmnai, electrolytic'
l4ss n 14a.c. and casting l4h q II nc. IN
London copper closed steady f65 12s I'D
for spot and f65 lis Cd tor futures
TIN-Locally was irregular. but fairly &C
tive. and sales were reported of so tons.
Spof tin in New York closed at 3919h q
3837lzc. January, SO l. 2 q 39.37l7ci Febru-
ary. 39Q39 Zoe. March. 394 $1,000; April
IS % a so O5c ard May 3S.95c bid. In Lon
don lin closed weak at IT'S IS for spot and
fl79 IS for futures.
LEAD-Steady: New York spot. 4.O5 q 4 lOc
ana East st Louis, $500 4Ooc LONDON
lead closed at 800 IS Cd.
SPELTER-Firn; New York spot, 5.S5 a
545~ ard East st Louis, o2O@ o.5oc. IN
London spolter closed at f21 los.
IRON-Middlesbor No 3. sos lOhd IN
London the local iron market was steady
at $l5Gs1j 20 for No ] foundry Norlner,
Tnd Si4 T5aS15 % for No Northern. No
Southern and soft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28


surancs ana Trust CO: Jan 20; yrs; $4,000;
p sHofH 81. IS, 1870 II Of 80 ave 2sxi9 ~
WIN EngeI 20 German saylnss ,sn 81 I W.
$40 600 attorneys. Amend Amend liS
osTH So. S2o East, sty brk; 25x aoo,g'
Esther Cukell 10 Empire cry SAVINGS ps ana
.3f West 125th 81. Jan u yrs fAvvv
attorney TITLE guarantees and Trust CO. ~
Proodwey ...,.a .y.,
bog; George NJ Davis 20 Percivsl Wllds
eOs West 18th ~. Jan 20. yrs s5Oovvi
ATTORNEYS, w & @ r Cnamberlin ~ Nas-
i8erH ST, ies West . ~ b9rk, lSx9' ~
Aiberths q Turner 20 John Doncgasnn Z, . ~
East i37th 81 Jan - prior i Tug S''epY'
due. etc. az per bond; $3.50, attor"fy' .
Conway B73 Lonox ave.
The Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD, 900. ., 2o5xIg; John
w Fetzer TO Yotta Edelsteln, 3f5l % ave
prior mtg 100000: Jan 20: ~ . per
cent. $1,000. attorney, NJ - Rich 10 bfoao-
CLAY AVE. W 3. 50 n Of i7fth e. 75S
%; william a Hard 20 Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank. ~ chambers ~ jan - - !;
yrs; $4,000: attorney, 9can'0"' %
LOT 100. map Hunts Point Estates John
p Magncr 10 Hermann + Bauerle. 65b East
2i9th ST. Jan -. due Jan J, lviri Pc
cent: $1,000 attorney, LAWYERS It's al"
surancc and Trust CO 100 Broadway
MORRIS AVE. . =. 30 n Of l05th 81
2OxD5: Kate Reichwcin 20 Frank Bsrkes'
1895 Gates ave. Brooklyn 'prior mig -:
500. Jan =; . yrs PEE cent SlVOO' at
torney. d G spcrrs, %" Broadway' ,7o -
MORRIS AVE. cor 1880 -, lIg x
1907. Henry Singh 10 Babette Moller.
2Oi5 Grand Boulevard and Concourse; Jan
90. yrs. per cent. $50. 600; attorney. New
York Title Insurance co. 1915 Broadway. .
LINTON AVE. " 2. 40 n Of l4sth ~;
lots. 42.6xiO0 each linton Building cor
poration TO Msnhattap Mortgage co. 200
Broadway. Jan %; due, etc. as per bono
TGNToN AVE. " cor 149th st, 4OxfOo:
same 10 same; Jan %; due, etc as per
VALENTINE AVE. 2lsi. = s. 2oxi1ss;
Home Speciality Co 20 Bronx security ana
Brokerage 60. 25S East 18Th st; Jan ~, IN
stalls, 8 por cent; $3.50; attorney, l Leyison'
eos East i3sth ST. ,o,..
st. 40. 2x995 Ida stsrke 10 John Iuny 90.
78O North oak Drive (prior mtg $2OOVOl
Ian %: due etc, as per bond; Sl,0oO' az
torney Title Guarantee and Trust CO. 10
WEBSTER AVE. 14l4, $. $500; Con
gregation Ezrad Israel Ansher. Bronx, 20
Slois +, Ernst. 54i West 18th st (prior mtg
SO 300; Jan 20; 8 yrs, 8 per cent sz'VVV'
attorney. J Freeman 30 Nassau 81.
SAME PROPERTY. same 70 same; Jan
20: 3 yrs: SO 800: attorney same.
i65TH sT, >, 1913 n " OF Trinity ave
242x1OO; Frank j Dreher 20 Jonn AIheIs'
1Gf Franklin ave. Brooklyn; Jan ~ que,
etc. as per bond. SO 900; attorney
54oTH sT. n n g. at Bronx Boule-
ward 44xIOo; George schumann TO Agnes "a
Behimer. $50 Sd ave- Jan 70: Yrs so'VV''
attorney, L Langbein, BOZ Broadwsy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY q.
Manhattan.

10TH AVE. >. 4s.e n Of 10th -. 39sx
100. church r Gntes e. GO, Inc. sg' Michael
Mcclure, owner; Long & Hagen. contraciors;
500 II.
co egt Princeton Construction 60. owner;
Rsdiey Steel Construction co. contractor;
SGf "a
iOrH AVE. 100 and iO2. r westsrsren.
Inc. sgt Michael Mcclure owner. Long &
Hagen contractors. $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY; New Jersey Terra Gotta
CO agt same. 1886.
SAME PROPERTY; Albert Blechnsrs Sons.
Inc. 0gt same. x7f9 30.
VERMTLYEA AVE. cor Academy 81.
1Dx2j Thomas Edm0nds 4 60 ext Warren
+ Johnston. owner Benjamin wisdcroyitz.
lessee; picken Contracting 60. contractor. fif6.
18th ST as 70 40 West. Gelbsud Contract
inR CO. Inc. aRt estate ~ John Aston. owner
Long & Haven. contractors; Slfs -.
lo1H AVE. loC and iO2. Manhattan sand co
sst Michael McGuirc and estate ~ R01iequora.
owners. Long T. Hagen. contractors. 1851 -
18th ST, 4i3 70 40 West; Manhattan SAM
60 AIT John Giilen Inc. HEINZ Kelly. IT,
and Henry Kelly A. Sons and William " 40
tor. owners Long & Hagen. contractors,
s26i 10
ie9rH ST. 200 west: Benjamin siiverman az
Solomon + Iakas. owner; Louis Blicker. con
10TH AVE. 100 and io2; Hudson Coating Co
aRt Michael Mcclure. owner; Long HAGEN
contractors: 500
Fr WASHINGTON AVE. - 10 u. benjamin
Flicker. contractor. S6i -.
s7TH ST. le2 % 172 West; Pelham operat-
ing co sgt West Side Construction On. owner;
Radley Steel Construction co. contractor; fll2.
nth ST f05 and 1O7 West: Pelham Operat-
irg 90 azt Freundschaft Society, owner. Raj
les Steel Construction O., CONTRACTOR. S1O4
18TH ST. 124 and 128 West Pelham opera
ing co agt George Bscker Construction Co.
owner; Rsdley steel Construction Co. con-
tractor; $3.50.
o8rH ST, "a West; winthrop l. Jenison sgt
estate Of Eleanor p Locke, owner; Charles p
Locke. contractor: sis9 Is.
PARK AVE. $40; Luke1 Iron and Steel Co
agt Fullerton Weaver Realty Co, owner; Rad
ley Steel Construction co, contractor; 81, i3S s.
Tho Bronx.
3D. AVE 1910: Richard 70 sauss ast haz
Alpert owner and contractor; 1855.
both ST, :. whole front River ave 70
Gerard ave. ~; Braunfeis Browning
co agt Henry l. Morris, owner; Wilys-Over-
land 60, lessee; Radley Steel Construction and
John McKeefroy. contractors; tl35 AZ.
18TH SIT, g. whole front Hughes ave .
Belmont ave, G.9x86. 5xsl.7: Michele Mocctd
agt Orlando Miecione. owner and contractor;
SAME PROPERTY: Lgisi Moecio sgt sAnA
18Th ST, 314 East; Columbia Metal Boz
Co sst Cedar Construction Co. owner and COO
EAGLE AVE, n . cor Of 1ssth ~. ss7x1Iss
50, 153 g.
1857 ST, 2ss East; vaux & Mau. Inc az,
Iobruk Construction Co. owner and contractoTg
$500
10TH ST. Y cor Of Webster ave, ie4xioo,
Pelham Operating Co sgt Sheffield Farms,
slawson. Decker Co. owner; Radley steel Con-
struction Co. contractor; tlss4
FRISBfE AVE g, l751 q Of Benson a.
2oxlOO; Albert Oliver agt Bronx Gas and Eiec-
trio co, owner; J Cordeo & Co, contractor:
SIS q.
Sd AVE. 443o; Peter Guilty., Tnc, agt Abra--
ham and Marcus Berlner. owners and con-
tractors 81, 156 90.
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Friars Select Builders.

contract for altering the building OF
the Friars. at No. 100 TO ITO west 4eth
street has been let to the Libman Con-
struction Company: Besides the remodel,
ling of the club, the plans recently filed
bv Harry Allen Jacobs include an extern
sion which is TO occupy the yards OF the
premises and will contain oaliroom,;;
0vmna sillm and cardrooms. Work will
Probably start before the close Of the
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Michigan, spring fancy. lie. other Western.
choice iaDi5c. average, l4ulhc. poor. lVp '2.
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Wifc. Western. choice i0h6i0c; average, lfn
iSc: poor iOt0i2c. SQUADS. urine. white ~
10 10 dozen S. so. . H. - h0dkD h. Mev
Gt'iNEAS. spring, 4 10 to pair, pair, ihn
u Is. IL each rain. fAct'Si.
MILK AND CREAM--rhe surplus u SLOW
IN growing despite modest increase ~ INC
sefnand The market value for grade ~ nilt
IA the 20c vone for February "a considered w
be slightly below &C. The receipts OF mix ann
cream IN s0-Quart cans for the week enueu
JANUARY "a were "a follows.