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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Plaintiff Gets Property
at 2Sth Street for
100000.
BUYS DWELLING ON
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
House North of S7th Street
Flat and Tenement Among
the Sales.

The small number Of sales announced
in the real estate market, yesterday
wore chiefly confined to the auction
OF these principal interest, centred
in the foreclosure sale OF the thIse
small parcels comprising tho south
CIT corner Of Seventh av. and ZSth
~ on q plot 7s.1x561l feet. The sale
was a result Of an action brought by
NJ N. Warburg against the Twenty
cirhth Street and Seventh Avenue
m altv Company to recover loan
which with interest amounted to about:
100000 Only one bid was made, OF
sou 600 by tho plaintiff. Bryan L. Ken
nelly was the auctioneer.
The property was accumulated win
other parcels on the block between
27th and 2sth SITS by the Twenty-eighth
Street and Seventh Avenue Company
of which Albert l. Sire is president, sew
eral years ago. While most OF the
buildings are Of an Anticipated char
actor at the easterly end Of the prop
crty. on the 9th ST. side is twelve
story structure which is also to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Bronx.

KAToNAH Nv, II cor 22Jth 8; "QN
,o6. Emile II christensen to ! Melnick,
@4l New Icrsoy av. BROOKLYN, SEPT ie'
yr. p g; $1,000. atty, NJ d siege'' q
I6T 81, blk 3: lots - md IS blk 4;
lois ~ and IS. blk Q, lots =, u, ana a.,
i.ut L.. lot 80 10 Al. blk 20; lots -, - ana
20 ok j: lots j. 10, 80. - and -, bik ~
la, ~ blk 10: lots Is and ~. hlK y lo,
:. hIlI -: LOT -, blk -; lots j. H. 20 hn N
u INK IS. lot -. blk 20: lots - anu , o'.
blL 20: lots 90 and 81, blk ": JOY ~ OK
an. lots 20 90 - TO "a. and lot 80 DIN
az, lots 10 and co blk IS, lots ~ ana ~
I'm, 30. lots 3. O. So and SO, BLK 40; !ot -
NJ -. lot rs. blk 46. lots :, ano ElA
blk 80: lot IS. blk %: lots D q. ?, ~ 81 nn an.
So Nix -. lots 50 40 and A. blk 90; lots
4 40 and So blk b. lots and s.. DIN OF
lots \ ana Q. blk 64. lot {. blk 81 lois ., '
and G nix 20: lots and 8. biz 1UB; Iots
IN and II blk 10, map Morris Park. Morris
pix Estates TO r McC Peters. Tus. neeu
rs|nr5od and a mtg statement hIen IT
~. cIs.cr's Office. mtg tax paid S4sU, May
-. 81. attye, Gidords. III e. y. go bWa!
LOTS g"2 and @@3, map Joci " OH IS,
{. 1 euahan 20 Anna Winkler. 67S l.
lt;s, 81. sept = (prlor mtg S2,0ool DC
,uaud. G: 1925; atty w i lioi''S'"
'yYsE Av. w $. 80 Of 1sist 81. 2Jxloo;
u Henner 10 Title Guarantee ana Irust 20
1TG Bway; sept 3: due as per bona H4'''V'
at.y. Titic Guarantee and Trust 60. ,.
214TH ST. 5. lot 13l. map laGoniH
Tarlt. Y Carre 10 4 MiraDella. -O0S "a aN .
Aug 20: > yrs. Is p G; S23@; any \ Mira
leila. 1857 Isl az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Apartment Leases.

Pcase & Gilman have leased a
large apartment in 116 East 5sth ST.
10 Mrs. 1. s. Bigclow; in "a West 69th
81. to Mrs. Frances +. Zieglcr; in s29
Park av. TO Frank II. Filley, and in
200 West 5Sth ST. TO Mrs. Enid Rob
c-ts.
George Rosenfeld Co., Inc" has
leased apartments at Lasanne Court
3O7 West 18th ST., TO Max Bruckner;
AT the Ridgewood, 249 West 10th ST.,
TO Edwin ii. Silverman, Mrs. Fleurettte
Dunk. A. L. Risenstaedt and David
Rosenthal. At the Mansfield, 567
West 149th st.. to Louis Meyer. Ed
ward VI. Hyans, Jacob NJ. Weinstock'
James L. Miller and Clarence T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
S125,o0o HEIGHTS LEASE
Hoguet Estate Rents Two
Houses on Broadway.

William s. Baker and L. f. Hall, IN
conjunction with SCHNEIDER & Liebler,
have leased for the Hoguet estate TO
Louis Schlechter the block front on the
west side Of Broadway between 164th
and I65th SITS. for term Of years at
an aggregate rental of S125,oOo.
The property comprises the Hamlet
and the Wilton. six story elevator
apartment houses with stores, each
fronting 1876 feet on Broadway and 100
feet ON the streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09

p'Easrt. -oppSnhsin. Collins A Co..
Esssnfsid, pSvs-i. Hsit tn 49,
Frank, Anna, and Francis Freedman-Peopl@
Eusco, 81. Giuseppe. Clsmsntins FuSoo. Cas-
pare Poriato and Raftala Porlato-S' I'M
psrato 11,0t1 81.
FrSnisI, Xbrsham-J. q. GinsbsrE ct al.
23q g. =,
Hochdorf. JuliuS--B u. p. waller. t1,%7 o.
IIanion. 0eoTEe, jr.--w. A. Black. 1883 70.
Hills. Donald NV. Menssly, tet a.
Herht. Rudolph--A. 81. Jones. t252 50.
IIbson co. and Charles Hibson-h. ". kann
]. 1. Morsiand co-candsO. Smith q How
land Co. sJs2 10
Kay. william M. Mccormick, is25 81.
Kano Ill. NJ. Parker IT.. tlSs o.
Kata, IL Krsch, Inc 1927 ~.
Kavanagh. NJ. IL. Laurence, s2ll 81.
Lyde. Eda--J. II. Rosenberg. t293 81.
LilienStrauss. M. Katz. sly s. ,,-,.-
Long Island Auto Truck Co and r. J. F1'nor
--TeTas Co, 1897 80.
Levine, P,-Roview Realty Corporation
Levy Wy N-schuyl.r Arms Corporation.
Nassau, s.-A. ]. Bruen, iI72 90.
Msnschen, Al. Schlesingor. SloO ~
Manhelmsr. S.--H. Lehman Co. iiSS 81
Meyers, BIB. r. Blair, te.s+S 49,, r,,.ar,.
Posteii. MA. LANCER, Ils7 10.
Pitter. An. NJ. Grauer, ill9 ~
Hickman, Y. R.-Weiner Bros, 1880 -,
Hickman Il. "A. Welmar ct nj, $500 ~
Robert EsseI Incubator Co.--BroohIyh b'o
vator and Millinery Co. Slo2 81
Rubin, Observation-Disclosures Association no.
steiner steiner Do. Steiner. s3.o1s $1,000
Ward. l.. Pm r. Ward costs. tstS 70 o.
Wells. T.-Internadonal Magazine o.
william Vail. Ino>-E. r. Heating Co..
winnett. Rose-L. I. Haber. 1851 IS.
The Bronx.
Ahrsus, Alfred r.. Mortimer u. AnIen"
and Lille HerEOg-New YorR Lilo inSu'
ance and Trust Co; S7.a41 ~. ANN -,
Era Realty Co.--J. Thurston, CT al, 80 10,
Goodwin, CLIFFORD e. and Henry b'-be"N
OF Metropolis; Sl.g29. Ar,
German, Jacob-New YORK veal aHu Di"'
ton CO.: 1918 10. ,-,, rop-
siruction Co.-Peeriess Iron Works mo-
ysDoIis. Edward Sd. y. Bauman' ct al
Sl34 "a. NJ. eotoc7
rrarhtenberg. SamueI-N. Brein, A:4u '''
Wiener, Louisa. Gr6cnborg, SODA 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
GERMAN SHIP
DODGES PATROL
Magdeburg's Crew Says Boat
Was Struck by Shot at Sinking
of Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.

The steamer Magdeburg, flying the
German flag, sailed into port yesterday
afternoon, after eluding the British
and French cruiser patrol of the North
Atlantic. The Msgdeburg is the first
German steamer to enter this port IN
more than u month. The last stopping
place of the vessel was the Canary Isl
ands. Her cargo consisted mostly Of
dynamite.
Members of the crew of the Magde-
burg told of the sinking Of tho Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse, the German con-
verted cruiser. off the west coast Of
Africa by the British cruiser Highfyer.
A shot from the English vessel, the
crew said. struck the Magdeburg before
she could get clear of the fighting
ships. That story, however, was denied
by the captain and by the local agents
of the steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER s.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. c24S-c25S; Ideal Heating 90
.,,,o - AIolrb Terrhcimc-. ovns-'
JTl,ou HuilIlI- 90, Inc, lessee: Flelshmann
I,rns Co, contractor: So.5l9 ~
e0trH ST, 42s-iSs w: Mccarthy q BRO
agt Orosant Construction CO. owner ana con-
"SlTU ST. Is & %: Sterling Ceiling and
Tailing 90 agt Advocate Realty 60. owner
7 n,D WhrcncrI, contractor; V 10 Re. sub
contractor. So 80. -. p,
q, ino. / y Winston ugt Charlotte CoUstrJr-
tion CO. owner: Man Constipation 60. CON
tractor ,rcncVaD; 81 .00o.
MADISON ST. 2@3, II StnEenahy aEt 'd'"H
Shapiro owner and contractor; 10.
optTU ST, 8, 100 10Th av. laoAico; Haga'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser
and attorney
SEPTEMBER s.
Manhattan.

CONVENT Az. $ " cor 1tlst 81, wv ~ ~
90; i IL McNulty 20 w VI Realty 20
iO1 Park av. Aug 81; 300; ANY, os'"
wanna Bldg co. 10l Park av.
ELIZABETH ST. . ;. 226ll n OF hpIlns
st. 3T.4N96.G; Rose Niviuno TO q NesnN, eos u
ano, COZ Elizabeth IT; Sept mug go;
O00): 500; atty. Il A LAURA, 90 broau D.;
ELIZABETH ST, o f. 1893 OF sPrln,h
ST. 37.9x--: @ NeRliR ct al 20 Rose WV WV
ano. b42 4Sth st. Brooklyn; sept q 1in,
$40, 00O); 500: atty. a LAURA % p'o"u
MADISON Az. 1875. =. i56 OF lo9tn
81, y. .5xp5. Fannie Pizer 20 Sadyo Ofolu
stein. COT McDonOugh 81, bFooNy"' ''''
II 'mtg 500, O00l 500. poi,o,
PRESCOTT Az, s, Sl.o d.,
I'd, "5N1iO; People OF state OF \ ] 70 ~
4 Reefe, Prescott Bv: all tltiei oep', "a
letters patent, atty. W Fh'n''' wv
STH Az. $. from 9th 20 2sth SITS w., 80 %
x2oh.4; tho 2Sth st and 9Th Az Realty 90 90
10 W L Donnelly. l01 W I'd ST. OF ~
Nassau At: Sept 5; 500. ~, 49, =,
9TH ST. 7%4 and $50 +. = 10 -
A. d. 4@N93.11: i Olinger 20 sadie IT,
MGR, 1851 7th av; Sept 8; 81; aityS' N''
mcr e. r, go Bway. oov
IG3D ST, $, COL OF PARK aE. 1T
lo0,i1. J Wagstan. ref. TO bmlg AM q,
Industrial Savings Bank, ~ ChamoeIs - :
Sept S; $4,000: attys. II & i q o'"'""'
~ 1t8 iiS" 81 2$3 w. n =. 225 " Of 7th ay.
.5x99.I1: Minnie Heymnnn to Louiss Visa O ooon
crinann. COZ Sd av: Sept . omtg Sio'V0''
500: atty. II SlIverman. 500 H"oE'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Brooklyn Houses Sold.

The NcInorney Klinck Realty Com
pany has sold the two story and store
brick building 1905 Flatbush av.
Brooklyn, on plot 19xlOO, and the
two story and store brick building
lo03 FIatbush av., on q plot 19.3x1O2,
for Margaret Rafferty, to a client for
Investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Army and Navy Orders;
Movements Of Warshlps
From The Tribune bureau
Washington. September 5. l'lh
ARMY

ARMY.
cot T. Il ERWIN. cavalry. detaii i',i, ~,
adju,ant generals department. ~ MIL ar
ajiutart. Philippine Department In'n a., a,
- a, Manila Of Col. g. AbNORp' az"
',ri general col ERWIN VIII theh NV
coed 10 United states =. .,,,aued
C.I II f. DAVIS. coast HfL, - y.
.,,,,,Lcr hoarI OF Officers 20 CONSIDER a,,u
80, -, location Of battsrcs, rcarchIiK"t7
t,e-,.fuc stations, etc. conuH''"I VIZ.
ronruoIatiou Of garrison OF i'hi ,,'IcI
Of Cnas, Artillery At cap" h'HIy :, -,i,,.,.
,,,-hcr BOARD 81 Ordnance ana "I LLll,
,1 d.,aiIed recorder board ~ otII'eIs :
., -,r.idcr modification OF coast del"I.ra ~
EASTERN entrance 70 Long laiAuI '..,
vice cart. 4. II. SUNDERLAND Toast
ic,, , col q W. REAR, cavalry. detailed 70
an yacanre iu adJu,an' general a,pS
W. yyI%T. Inspector gen. TO vera
cruz Tur temporary Iuih. -,- D.,
N.t r H. VAN DEMAN. ln'2't'' 81.
Ta,as city i"- temporary duG Toe
ranf r. A JETNET, asslgncI 'plh IL. a
~, Ileui TEOUP MILLER. assigned -
Cayalry- ,-,,,,N u.dical
~ L.. 80, du,v Win - DIV. Texas Guy
.,d ,,,r,her duty 81 Fort Mgr. about NOV.
q. thence 20 san Francisco sa'""S O''' %
20, tGT T1cn, ROBERT BLAINE, 10Th CAV:
~ IrI,.rman General Hospital Pr"S'Iio OF
so "a" : T I,., 81 o FRENCH. 81 M, -
~ SIorun fOr examination 70 H'l't mn,
,.,n.s ror detail in aviation ection' S'8ht'
Corps .,.,.,,.1 ,-tb Inf
a.,os ~ absence: Second !Iou'. J' '.
RTAT1'Y. q Field Art. three mont
Ctnf ". -. SILLS, sri '".. 'A''
NAVY.
C,,,,,ardc- J. r Y. GLAkEI.hY '-'" ..'I
fs,,rc,u NJ Navigation, 10 command ,hr'tc.'
! '.fI, " L. WHITEHEAD, d"t1'.eJ -
I',,,.. - homo aud await orders. 49,
r,c,f ,ilrior gradN j. q. SILNH>S 70
, nav recruiting station, bufpl". ...,. ..
1yc',t C,ur!or grade q. &. BAHNt'. ne
,,~hel Burrows; TO command koe. o.,
t,out Iiurior srade) L. T. LElGh %. &C.
,.rb,i command Roe: 10 Naval A,a.'ImS'
,J,,f tunior eradO '. Y. NOol,N M
n.t,rhcI New Hampshire; 10 la'lah''S9'''
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
San, { Hancock. at Cald'ras Eas. I"rn"7-
s"n. NJ IIdvrc ..,.. ,.....,..-
Sewuort. Minneapolis, al Delaware ETeak-
Ter, Texas. al Tompkinsvillc; warning
,.n AZ Rar IIarhOr; Patterson ar Inrts-
r,n,,,L y H., SoNcrs, at Miami. York
t,vu. al ran Diego.
So, E-Tcuncssce, at Wcy mouth InElHndi
NIirncapolls a. Lynrhavcn BAY patterson
a., I3ostor. Dolphin. At Nov London; Flor
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Dwelling Houses Leased.

Pease & Gilman have leased, fu--
nished. the four story and basement ],
East 6Jth ST. to client; and 90 East
I'D ST.. "A five story American basement
dwelling. furnished, 70 client.
Chris. Schierloh leased the four story
house 32G West 5Sth st, to Mary ).
Haviland Of Buffalo. for term OF
years.
= shaw & Co. have leased for Sarah A.
Bishop the three story and basement
brownstonc dwelling l3l West l25d
ST. 10 Fannie Roche.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
dntcrcs, per cent unless otherwise sts'e'''
SEPTEMBER s.
Manhattan.

ELIZABETH ST. e s. 22sll Spring 81
n Axq86: q Neclia ct al TO Rosa Niviano'
r42 4Sth st. Brooklyn sept prior mtg 49,
OOO, s WIS. y C. $500; atty. a banr'E
% Broad 81. o-,oo. cat.
ID Az. n cor nth 81, %3,91loO; Ssdle
Gr'.- to ! BlumentNal Ct al IhilAdei' MA
s.pt ,rrior mtg cocoon; due aF Per bona
S. unu. aity. " \ REYNOLDS. "sl f'h az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Realty Notes.

Herbert A. Sherman has been ap-
po,ntcd agent Of 125 and l27 Cedar st.
and al and l43 Greenwich 50.
"Thc Women Lawyers Journal
announces that it has removed its of
fee from 519 Garfield sv., Richmond
Hill, Long Island, TO q William St,
fhis CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
New BROOKLYN Movies.

Shampan & Shampan arc preparing
plans for a moving picture AUDITOR
um TO scat COO persons and
roof garden to accommodate the same
number of persons in the building
70 be located at o86 to $40 DekalO aV"
BROOKLYN. for Mr.. Eislcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER 3.
Manhattan.

The nrst name Is that OF the ooc ,. ,,,ben
s.cond that Of tho creditor. and date ~heh
Judgment was Med: ,--u 4 1912:
so EtSS 9si Henry--H. Kreugor: July ID
ru III '7siher C-K. N. olenberE; Sept -
1,o III 'Nary-2G. Goumaut: May 49, 1913;
$50, ~. 90 rrsder4ck WI .sonsheiIner Of
al; Nay 10, 1918: S4Ss 81.
The Bronx.
airkahn, Roberts, H. Hammer ia" ~
1914; 500 IL. -, po,,l,. March
TarIow, Henristta-2Bd Waru bai'N'
10 1914: Si6S 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER s.
Manhattan.

Germania Life lns co 20 Title " 4 20
So ,0og. r.s.i. y GootscNiu,;
~ Ey ygG snd Engineering Go TO "inmiro
Realty Corpn; 81. ~, +, ror,stra
';I"I,r Mics TO Margaret Nnles; 81:
T-nIon Estates co TO Anne X haHh''' 3
500 = Capnhel, .
w, w II Rols,on to Lawyers & T Co;
5000.
The Bronx.
WILTON, Helen T, TO Isabella VI b-enun'
''pg-E Mtg Co to Eilza y Hall, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
BUSINESS REVERSES

CHARLES, HAYES. 5. and - cent goods.
.2l4 9TH av. Petition fled ny ". r. wilson.
r.. 800. Nathan GerstIs. 1918. and Anna
Iamburr"r $40. Liabilities said to be 1la..
90. assets. SOON Judge Mayer appointed
Isaac II. Lew receiver: bond. 5000
HOLM BUILDING CORPORATION. nj
~ az. Petition MED by Lawrence Collins.
WNtrstoHr. N13: Th'o Atkinson, Flushing.
So, md Albert PorIall, Flushing. NG
ISRAEL SUMMER, Woolleus. - FORSYTH
-. Petition hlcl by MaH PomcraHt1. 9lno;
Samuel HorT''E. slii and Philip Lloy!'Z
$50. Liahiliti"s. 5, m. asSefs. g a.
REYNOLDS & Ct Lien. liquur dealers rs
9Th az. Nled petition. with liabilities. $. 10.
assotg. tooi
HARRIS FUR DRESSING AND DYEING
co. ~ West 9TH IT. and So 90 Il Clyfns- e..
Brooklyn. Judge MAYER dismissed petition
Hlcd Dec ..
MADAME X MANUFACTURING Co n
West 18th ~. Judge Never appointed 'Os~ar
Igs'Hedter receiver: bond 5000
NELSON & BLT-SIE. tailors. iss Madison
az. Judge Mayer appointed John Neville
Boyle receiver: bond. $1,000 Liabilities. So p
90; assets, 5000
HARRY EOSENBERG manufacturing
jewsll"r. - John ST. made assignment 10
Morris Light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
The Bronx.

LOTS $50 10 80. nap Van Cort anol ca !. -
RrooIIvn lnte 81 49, .W: Sept ?; 500; atty
i L Reich $50 Montague ~ Broohyn w.,
SIDNEY ST, $. at land C or, IN
bv johnson 10 Chaunccy, l-Nl", . "i
81. atty, J J McKelvcy. IS william st., ,-,,
alG1'H ST s re 50 fth a., ooSluo, H =, 1ao,i
Genoa 70 J. Gallo. $40 v ll5'h 81 mug al'y''''
-cDf .. 81. attn. 81 Giccksteiu, .;9 B"a!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
To Buv Casino Property.

The Mckinley Square Casino is TO he
purchased by Alfred Fuerst, a caterer,
and tenant Of the property. it 10
three story building at 773 to ISL East,
16gth st., on a plot 134x9s.9 feet, owed
nv tho Brovn-Feiss Realities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,Urn name and address OF lender and sttor
ney.1
SEPTEMBER s

SEPTEMBER s
uONrRY. e F. 2IlI n from n cor canal
d. ~ ..,sox"s .lX7qlO: March Is, 1898; j +
aud <elue Palmer 1t al 20 larm.,b Loan
s CIV. Tr,,.. co rs william st. $4,000; attys.
isl ST, 20 ", p. 80 Wet End az ::
ootiod : iuiv Ct. 1911; J and lsado:s
Quinlan to The Franklin S alI BANK '4'''
mi CT n f. SgJ " IN ~, ls.9TloOl y {;
a.. 1905, Emma " Weiss 10 Appel
l3O V saith II; 5000. .-,oo,,
- fo,o. q Kimmelman and auo TO L
TWciIl: So. 300; uttys. Arnstein. / T. l2'
SANE PROPERTY; Sept -, 1917; { ana ana
uttyS. same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09

"a. iixTs. 2x5T.7, three & sty tennis and stores'
sold 70 the plaintiff for 100000.
AZ the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
2SsTH ST, . cor Suliard nv, ioOX2Io sou
to the plaintiff for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
SEPTEMBER s.
Manhattan

The following Judgments 'or amount ~
moro than 800 were lilcL yesterday tho first
name being that Of the debtor:
Apr, Benjamin-I. GrCtsch 4 CO. IiJc 6.
Adler Jacob SIS. :. Adler, &Olol9
Alaud Leon and Saurics-M Silvcrnau e
al. 500 {.
Bichcls Elvari-C. / Gerncrich. SGT ~
Bioomcr. Martin r., and William ". Askcr-
man-W,stield Trlst Co. S6.aJ2 S.
Belly. Anna-S. 81. Butler. s.5l ~.
CAid. Albert B.-R H.. Long. Slsi e.
Cohen lferTnsn-M. Ercithart, Sl5e IS.
Clare. James Nm CHASER. fl55 ..
Dsrhanson. Nathan and Standardization
Wooden Company Of New York. ;2I67 g.
Dumas Alexander G. L. HirSch, slu o.
Davis Isaac-A LANCER, S2S3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Tho following plans for now buh .o',s,S-" On
flied with the Bronx Bureau OF buiIpihh'
September 1: oo,. =, Oh sty
brt dwF and Earage 35x22: VI DC noaA
ouals on premises, owner; p Crosier; S@'O
a and white Plains av. architect; Sl'Ooo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
CHARTERED AT TRENTON.

Trenton. y. J.. Sept s-Cosmopolrtan
Publishing Co., Passaic: $4,000. J. Rosen.
berg. II. EiriE. y. II. Butse.
Burnet Realty 90. Fast OranE.: $500;
e. Weining. J. A. Krantz q. A. Taetzsch. jr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
Textile and Trade Notes.

Careful consideration of the varying
conditions in the textile industries
leads 10 the belief that the period Of
depression is rapidly approaching IS
end. There are signs of marked I'M
proyement in the dress goods trade, al
though selling agents are inclined TO
shorten orders on account of difficult
ties in connection with dyestuffs.
There is a good demand for knit under
wear for fall delivery, cotton mills
making fine goods are running on prac-
tically full time. although there Is
large number Of idle spndlcs in the
coarscr lines, and with importatlons Of
full fashioned hosiery stopped by The
war makers here are reporting an dc
tive demand. The war conditions are
likely TO still further increase the de-
mand foI American goods, and there IS
spreading feeling that it will work
out for mutual benefit If consumers
learn that American products are AS
good as those bearing the mark I'm
ported"
The II. 3. Clafin Company is paying
particular attention TO maintaining the
usual high standard in all its lines, IN
spite of the reductions made for the
purpose of reducing stocks in the re-
ownership sale. Mills are constantly
being drawn upon for new supplies CT
the latest styles and newest weaves.
and full lines for next springs trade
will be opened for inspection soon. In
about week statesmen for the house
will be on the road with full assort-
mentS of samples Of new spring goods.
The total of goods entered for con-
sumption in a list Of twenty-one lead
ing articles in textiles at the Port of
New York for the week ended August
% amounted to Sl,l96,949, against
SS46.377 the week before This tells
its own story as TO oversee trade, ard
indicates material Frightening Of
business prospects
report comes from New Bedford,
Mass, that many New England cotton
mill men are looking for the staple to
sell al six or seven cents. possibly
lower, ny the time the great crop in
sight is harvested and ginned. They
are said to believe that the growers
and factors in the South will not lind
the government aid they are to receive
through the banks as effective as has
been expected, and that the weight Of
the crop will constitute a steady argu
ment for the bears as long rs the sur
plus is held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
SEPTEMBER g.
The Bronx.

SEPTEMBER 3.
The Bronx.
BRIdds Az. W s. 144s g ls0th 81; 2y.IN
1889: city Mortgage Co loans Mil.ne ~
McDermott Realty 60. Inc TO erect oh' ~
apart O2 paymontsl $0.ON
LIS PENDENS.
SEPTEMBER 5.
Manhattan.
ror 4 block 21I5, rec s: Flora Eisenbecn
agt D Phillips ct al foreclosure OF ua,''''
az tar lIenN: attorney, & II schwartzfrsn,
Tor !. block 2o3a sec S. Flora Eiaelp1rnt
net sarah q Fuller 81 al foreclosure OF
transfer ~ tax lien); attorney IL sol'""i ~
nan. , 49,,
gTII ST. $40 v; j. Horo vitz ngt Nsu-
mann ct nj foreclosure Of mtg: attorney. y
Frclberger.
37TH sT 4 and 8 W: W ZieFler, ir. sgt
Midwife Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorneys. Swan s. Moore. =,
Jar1nulowsky ct al tamcnded foreclosure OF
mtg, attorney, A A SilbeTberg.
OH ST. 7@4 and 100 e: J zimmerman 81
al AIT y Sonnenscheln ct al tamcnded fore
closure Of mtgli attorney. T p tonlon.
10TH ST. n +, 100 " Audubon av, 7JNlo:
Greenwich Savings Bank agt j Iuio Il 81
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys, Bowers
Sands.
The Bronx.
LOTS and S. parcel l. maps showing
subdivision OF property OF EstRte OF " Is
Ogden: Emily Wheeler agt A HenneSsy
et al (forcclosurc ~ Mtg: attorneys. Murray,
Prentice & Rowland.
CHARLOTTE ST. =. 1909 Jennings
., ioNlop; X Mollcr aGt Dertinger COnstruc-
ton 90 et al foreclosure Of mtSl; attorneys.
Wessemau Il Kraus.
TRINITY Az. y. 200 18Th ST, 2oIsso;
CITY Real Estate Co sgt Agnes c Geoghegan
ct al foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney, II Swain.
PERRY Az. { 2, 400 Gun Hill I'd, 2JYlO0;
Anna Dyer aEt Paramount Realty Co 1T al
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys Niles g. John
LOT 451-i. map OF Uuonport Land a
Lien co agt Annie Harris ct al faction 10
forecloSc transfer Of tax llenD: attorney. NJ
Frank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Sd Az. =. $40 1874 at. toHioi os GER IN
a LoIner, Inc, sgt Charles shapiro ~. 20 i@N
owner; charles shapiro. contractors 'sS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09

done Construction Co art OroSant Consu"0
tIon Co owner and contractor; 10 ~
SAME PROPERTY; + z Du Bols Z, "
aEt OruEant Construction co, oWner'
Stevens contractor; 1890 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER s.
Manhattan.

ID Az. 49,: all II MorlEth 20 T q Lam
beri 200 Il ss,h al. yrs from Oct 1, 1914,
1850: attys. PasSus. q 4 II, Rector 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
BROADCLOTH SUITS,
With Fur Collars, $3.50 up.
LEVETT, FRANK & CO.. 40 W. 22d ST.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MultlEraph Letters, 800 Si.3O. i.Ooe
liz NASSAU Room 1905. Phone Beekman TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
SEPTEMBER 8.
Manhattan.

I.D sT.4o Y; Klealn ast II Baonr~0h
et al; avg Z. 1914; $3.50.
The Bronx.
KELLY at. 1913; A la salh agt hs"'"''
Construction Co: Aug rs, 1914 'S'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09
T. ACKERsON co.
TTRNIsHED HOUSE TO LET.

no RENT-FULIY FURNISHED PRIVATE
reeflonre ia convenient location Phone 81
E4arlerg. oil address / EBs, iI'th e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-09

BRIGos Az. s. 144.s g le0ih 81; Sy'IN
1919: city Mortgage Co loans Mltrhen 81
McDermott Realty 60. Inc, TO erect one sly
arart a." paymontBl SO.OW.