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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
BOXING
News of the Ring Game

Milwaukee Wis. will be the scene
OF great scrap Tonight when Willie
Richie, lightweight champion of the
world. aud Ad Wugast eX-Iightweight
champion, clash over the ten-round
route ON MAY II. 1912 these bat
tiers met Ritchie winning the fight in the
sixteenth round on n foul Ever since
that occasion they have been ANYTHING
but good friends
should Wolgast secure as good as a
draw with Richie he is almost sure of
getting on with the champion in a 20
round go on the coast WolRast has
been fighting good of late and ii would
not be surprising to see him give Richie
the battle of bis life
While Wolgast and Richie viii he bat
Ting I'm Milwaukee, Kid Young and Egg
gers VIII be exchanging Wallops at the
Georgia Athletic club Young is get
ting the chance Of his life, as n victory
over Eggers win put him in line for
matches with some of the top-notchers
in the featherweight division.
Young weighs in at the Gambler bath
house tonight at o'clock and must
make l24 pounds. The newsboy champ
should be able to make this weight with
ease.
Jimmy Grant the popular little BAN
tam, tried out his injured right hand for
the first time yesterday Jimmy can
not take many chances as he wants to
have the member right when he steps
into the ring Tor his next battle Jim
my win be able 10 fight the latter part
of this month.
The Spider" Britt Meyer Prizes bout
to- night ought 10 be nearly as good as
the Young Eggers set-to Every time
Britt and Prizes fight against each other
great scrap is usually the result Prizes
has improved wonderfully since he met
Britt last, and Spider will have to 20
al the best to win this time
Battling Kelly the promising
youngster, Is showing more class every
time be starts This boy is the most
natural fighter seen around here in some
time and II he takes care OF himself
VIII surprise many of the wise ones
Although he has a lot TO learn he is
rapidly picking up the fine points OF the
home the bacon every time he starts.
Robert Davis. one OF the best trainers
Of athletes in the country, may help CON
diuon Eddie Hanlon, the local rngman,
for busy campaign Eddie may meet
Jimmy Perry here in the near future.
Terry Nelson may accept terms to
box Bob Pittsley in Jacksonville Fla,
on March "a
Jimmy Walsh OF Boston long known
as one Of the cleverest l1S-pounders in
the game has announced his permanent
retirement from the ring
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12

GIVE Blood Troubles the Right Punch.
rigorous posterity 20 this remarkable
medlcjne. The action Of S $ $. in the
blood is of absorbing interest
one ingredient I'M S. s. S serves the
active purpose of stimulating each Gel
lular part of the tissues 90 healthy
and iudlcious selection OF its own es-
seuiial nutrimeut
moi only this but II from the presence
OF some disturbing poison there is a lo.
cal or general Interference u nutrition
10 cause hulls. CarhuUcles. Assesses and
kindred troubles S S. s. SO directs the
local cells thar this poison is rejected
and eliminated from their presence.
Then, too, S. S. $. has such specific
stimulation on these local cells as to
preserve their mutual welfare and a
proper relative assistance TO each other
IN a very brief time s. S. s has the
reconstructive process SO under control
thar remarkable changes are observed
All eruptiye places heal mysterious
pains and aches have disappeared and
from head TO foot there Is conscious
sensation Of renewed health.
And if you desire skinml advice and
c1tSei upon any matter concerning
~ blood and skin, write To the Medl-
ca Department, The Swift Specific Co,
C-15. Swift Bldg Atlanta Ca DO not
allow some jealous clerk To larrup the
afwOsuhere IN eloqueUce over something
"iust as good" SIS S 5. $. Beware OF
all substitutes
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
{ ~ GEORGE E. PHAsR.j

THE ATHLETES EAR FOR MUSIC.
l tOUe to hear the nightingale
That i0GftS its song in moOnlu dale,
| lore the soulful signing Of the sea.
And get the songs Of sea and glen
Are silent and forgotten lchen
Your bank account is singing INTO me-
The gent who sent the Black Hand
letter to Ping Bodie was a regular
joker. He demanded $4,000.
Reports from the Juarez track and
the battletfelds in that vicinity lead
one to believe that there is something
in the climate of Mexico that develops
extreme speed.
Ty Cobb writes that he wears lead
in his shoes during the spring to i'm
prove his footwork. 1t is hoped that
Ping Bodie will see the wisdom of
this plan and wear a few slugs of
lead under his cap
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
Mercer Gives Out
Baseball Schedule

MACON. March 12.-The Mercer
University baseball team announced
its baseball schedule for the coming
season, as follows:
March 21-Gordon, in Macon.
March 27-Gordon, in GAINESVILLE.
April l, 2-Stetson, in DeLand.
April g. 4-Florida, in Gainesville.
April 10, 11-Clemson, in Macon.
April 10, 14-Tech, in Atlanta
April II, 1S-Alabama, in Tusca-
loosa.
April 20, 21-Mississippi A. and NJ.
in Starkville.
April "a, 25-Auburn, in Macon.
May l, 2-Open.
May s, 9-Florida. in Macon.
May Is, 16-Tennessee. in Macon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
ON
PITTSBURG FED
LEAGUE TEAM
According to Roster Just An
nounced, Crackers Lose Star
B0Xman.
. ITTsBURG, March l2.-Busines.


Manager William Mccullough.
Of the Pittsburg Federal
League club, this afternoon gave out
the following list of players VINO have
been signed for the coming season by
the bulldogs" Among the list are
the names Of number of big league
stars All of these players will go to
the training camp of the local club at
Lynchburg tonight.
Following are the players:
Catchers Claude Berry, last year
with Portland (OregD champions Of
the coast league; G. J. Fullmer, last
year in the Texas League; John j.
Kerr Of Baltimore Internationals
drafted by the New York Americans
Edward Roberts, last year with the
st Louis Americans.
Pitchers Elmer Kneezer last year
with the local team; Tom Roberts,
last year with the Galvestons; Willie
Adams part Of last season with St.
Louis Americans, George LeclaiT,
With Montreal last year: Howard
Camnit2 Pittsburg and Philadelphia
Nationals, CY BarEer, last year with
Newark International League; Harry
Hedgepeth, Virginia state League last
year, and drafted by the Washington
Americans; Edward Henderson with
Lowell last year and practically won
the pennant for his team, drafted by
Boston Americans Harry Law. semi
professional, of \Lloyden; Walter
Dickson. last year with Boston Ma
tionals. Fred Blandiug, last year with
the Cleveland Americans.
lntielders-Hugh. Bradley, first
ba9eman last year, with Jersey City;
Cy Rheams. of Indiana Normal; Jack
Lewis last years second bascman of
local team; Allan Morgan last year
With Montreal. Eddie Hooper, last
year in the Tri- State; Eddie Leunox.
Montreal last year and formerly Of
Brooklyn; Charles Mcdonald, third
haseman with Boston Nationals part
of last season.
Outnelders ~ Manager Brownie"
Gesslcr formerly with the Washing
ton Americans and others; Davy
Jones' last year with Detroit and To-
ledo; Ralph Maths, star outfelder of
the Virginia State League.
Harry Hedgepeth jumped the At
lanta southern League team to join
the local Federals.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
Player and Umpire
In Fight on Field

ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA, March l2
Yesterdays game between the Cards
and Browns furnished bit OF excite
ment In the last half OF the ninth in
ming when Shortstop Holander threw
official struck Hollander In the face
The umpire called HOllander out at
second after Gathers had misiudged his
nigh fly Manager Hickey promptly
sent tic Brownie to the bench.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
coNsTANcY.

CONSTANCY.
(By II. Zimmerman.)
All me! HOW pleasant life tCOuId be,
Hoo tuU of song and ecstasy,
Hotc full of joU if all the COILS
Were constant as my flock Of boiIs.
Life, according to Heinezim, is Just
one boil after another.
Another scribe has appointed Field
err Jones manager of the Brooklyn
Feds, showing that news are scarce in
some Vicinities.
The only fault to be found with the
new plan to eradicate professional
from college baseball is that it will
eradicate college baseball.
1t is hard to believe the report that
Hub Perdue is slated to be shipped 10
the Cardinals. Hub is too good a
pitcher to be sent to the minors
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
DO YOU KNOW THESE YOUNG MEN?


In the will be
Aneica
and skin fascinating pursuit
white of
pitcher the Giants of New York draws
Mr. sox" speciality
ball elusive shadow
o
fielding beyond description
$4,000 change his
@
Mr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
CHINESE In FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, March l2.-Flf-
teen Chinese baseball players and
their manager, Hop Sing were here
to-day, having come from Honolulu
on the first leg OF a seven months
tour which will take the team over
the United States, ending with a Sc
ries OF games in Cuba during Sep
tember.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
DAWSON 10 DRIVE MARMoN.

CHICAGO, March l2.-Charles q
Erbstein, a noted criminal lawyer, to
day announced that he had signed
Joe Dawson, of Indianapolis. world 5
speedway champion TO drive his re-
juvenated Marmon in the 500 mile
race at the Indiana capital on Me
mortal Day. Dawson and Erhstein
reached their agreement when the 10
cal man agreed to meet the pilots
demand s to several changes In the
car. which is the same raced at Elgln
last year.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
Pitcher Carl Schulz
Reports to Bills

MONTGOMERY. ALA. March 12
Pitcher Carl Schulz brother to the
American League twirler, reported to
Manager Gilks to-day, making a total
of fourteen players in the city for the
training season.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12
Blood Troubles
Driven Out
Hundreds of Georgia Fam.
lies Kept in Vigorous
Health by Famous
Remedy.

from The earliest times many Georgia
families and their descendants have
used the blood remedy known CONNER
cially as $ $. $. And they owe a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12

OAKLAND, CAL, March 12-After
being defeated by the Sacramento club
OF the Pacific Coast League because
they couldn', hts the White SoV came
here to-day to meet the oakland team.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-12

CAaN9lfGr 3 mn@GSA0
RINGSIDEs" aBLFACHERS
SPORT is KING.
THE English yacht designer
NOO his Old-time bHGN
hal all
of his stuff
deqro
RcSOunds peal
"SGFries" "Steollr0rb'
dccGt o. the steal"
and festire GrGpper
'ShOCS"
the tennis chaps end golfers
the trGil Of pros"
pleasant hmm
. ROBERT LOdfer!
Bum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
nrscrtARGEs FROM BANKRUPTCY

MARTIN T. c. WATERMAN, wholesale
LatTer 20 spruce st.: liabilities. 1851. DIX:
sol ONION C;OIDENKRANH. eE-Coroner: or
IS 81 MARKS Place: liabilities. S9723. WILL
IAN J. ATWOOD. seller Of flters. ITO West
iiiL 81 liabilities. SAl43. FRED DE AN
CELLS. art glass manufacturer At Workers
iisbIIItjes 1883. JOHN y. mELHADO'
icweiier. Poushkeepsie: liabilities $40 S3s
fiiities, 1854 HUBERT V. o.MAbkLT'
livery Middletown; liabilities. tb'sV5. BbSy'
PBCTOR, clothing. Mount vernon: liao.n.
tles, Sc. $50 FREEDMAN & NOHL. as tne
With Az. Feather Co. 2sS Fttth aV' hsoln-
lies 81 SIS BOHUMIL LUPINEk. $Sl East
7sj at: liabilities SIN. TllEO. WlChH
bartender, s33 Flast 10TH St; liabilities. VI
I'D ALBERT r HARLOW. stationer. III
broadway. liabilities A2s3. SAMUEL. MEL
NAN Curs, l6s West Eth St: liabilities.
ia soG GEORGE KOBRICK. druggist. 20
JpnninKg st. Bronx: liabilities $3.50. SOL
DERGf'EIL 1913 southern Boulevard. for
m1fiv novelty goods: liabilities NG4'
CHARLES Killing. Jr., 800 Moshnlu IaTH,
Nav North; liabilities. $50. ANDREW
ZWTRNAN 1898 Jerome ay.. liquors: lanih-
lies 81. 40: HERMAN A. MEYERS lO West
s;tS St. liabilities. Is.7U SlGMCND KAN
} ,TTnWTTI clerk SO West i59th ST.: lishlll-
H. s1a,sgo. JOSEPH 4. DID GRATRESSE.
! r0nsuitinr engineer. 50 West Aoth St: liabili-
| lies t7,7iI JAWITz BROS, jobbers In piece
lis 81 Delaney St liabilities. s. 2?5. ED
! SSSkPD SCTOTT. 1904 Trinity av. liabilities,
/ 4. 3se STDIN BROS, manufacturers OF sus-
pcnders. $50 Broadway: liabilities. ':S7S3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
The Bronx.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWuh name and address OF lender and at
tOrleN J.
SEPTEMBER H.

BRYANT Az. n E cor 1881 81 runs 24s
30ll and 77.IX 4l9 20 point 100 OF az I
100 10 beginning; Feb =. 1918; Cieri Constr
Co TO Sigmund Levin. ~ lSt av. Astoria,
i l. and the Selara Holding Co. Beekmar
st; $500. attys, Fraser & lIenschcl. ri
Bwsy.
2Sx55.7: July ]. 1907: Ida kaufman 10 Carl
Eichhorst; 5000 atty, George Ludwig. lJll
CLINTON PL III to II. n =. 623 5th az.
69X95.ll: April 2S. 1859, Sophia G FurnlSs
attys. Lord. = & L. ~ Wall ST.
LOT Is 10 ~ block !. map SS@. property
Sheridan q Segraye. 18th Ward Feb, 1905;
Frederick Zi5clin 90 Auguste LANCER 81" w
Seth st; 500; atty, John y Brosnan. 3!
MADISON Av. $. 3Is sh st. I6 ss2 .;
Jan 10, 1907; Elmer 4 and Catharlne NIL
Ter to CaJhariue A Miller; 5000: atty, Chas
L SANE PREMISES; Feb -. 1904; same to
SAME PREMISES; june /. Iso2i same to
MARMI0N Az. cor l77,h ST. 4Oxll5.s;
June 49, 1913; Bronx County Constr GO 10
Francis c Wood; $1,000; atty, Title Guar
antee and Trust Co.
MARMION PL, old line. $ cor nth st
Normerjy fremont av aud Locust aVJ. No.sx
5O.2: Oct q. 1913; Bertha and Pauline Levy to
Lawrence Kerker. 1874 Madison av; $3.50
attys. Johnston & J. 2jG Bway.
RIvERsIUE DRIVE. $l7 e cor lc+,h 81.
o2xlOO: July 10, 1909 Emily Roemer to
Mortimer l. Schn ct al. trustees; $4,000
attys. " 5 & Isaacs, % William st.
9TH ST ~ and e W, " 5. jJ4.5 W 9TH av,
l6xS3ll; Feb 4. 1855; Sophia r Furnlss e
Margaret L Zimmerman. trustee $50, 90
attys Lord. D & /, ~ Wall II.
nth Az. y. 74l S 3Sth 81, 4bIloO: AUG
To- 1905 Rose T Levisohn 10 Bernard!na II
Heymann: $3.50; attys, Heymsnn & Her
man. 81 Nassau st
18TH ST 80 Z. n s. 202.G W % av, 3oxlo3.S
Jan IS. 1901; Rachel and Jacob Weinstein e
Howard Wil"ts trustee; $40 900; atty, w n
Powell. Wall ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
Is a Six Story Building
at Tiffany and l63d
Streets.

Leasing OF commercial places made
up the bulk Of the business transacted
in the real estate market yesterday
Most of these rentals were IN the
lower section Of the city.
In The Bronx. Sharp 4 Co leased
Tiffany Arms, q six story elevator
apartment house, at the northeast cor
ner Of Tiffany and i6Sd SITS, for term
OF years. The lessee is the Braverman
Company, which will pay in the neigh
borhood Of 100000 during the period.
There are eight stores in the structure
which is located close 70 the lntelNale
av. station of the subway.
n. II. Oddie, Incorporated, has re-
ceived the general contract for the
construction of the private dwelling
houses TO be erected for Samuel Jack
son and Leo NJ Klein, Of the realty
operating firm of Klein & Jackson, at
the north corner Of Riverside Drive
and Ssth ST. The plans are by Rouse
& Goldstone The houses will be four
stories in height, covering an area 4OX
so feet each, their sites being part OF
A large plot purchased from the heirs
Of the late Benjamin Altman last
spring, the rear of which is to be de-
veloped by Klein & Jackson with q
high grade apartment building. To the
north of the proposed dwelling houses
is the former Isaac L. Rice mansion.
now the property of Solomon Schinasi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

Tn. following judgments for amounts az
more than 500 were fied yesterday. the first
name being that Of the debtor:
Alland Leon and Morris-A. SHERMAN et
al, exrs $3.50 a.
Antbony, John-H. McHale. rs3 q.
Albro stephen V.-C. Harsh. $3.50 IS.
Buchwald. Casper Louis-J. Schiller. Ni2 IT,.
Boyd. william and Msrgaret-D. 81. Kent.
BIumberG. Abraham and David s.-A Lu-
belsky. t9j2 Il.
Cobe. Andrew il. D. Piling. ~ 2Gs o..
cooke. Henry III. L. Lsndy. $3.50 Is.
cox JEFFREY and Marie-G. Runyon. STA 81.
Claim. Mabel-James McCroery & Co.
Ds SI H.i,,y. Juiia-P wailach. tlI2 o..
Davidson. Herbert E.-G. c. Wing. 1914 IG.
Du-fus j. Bruce. George 1854 70.
Elliott. Minnie-Greenhut, Siegel Cooper Co..
rs az, = John Ms. Twaddle. NIs 81.
ross Esthrr-A Greenspan. tS25 80.
Grant Edwin FEE. {. Hahn. 1851 CO.
GeIer. George-G. Sier ct al. N23 s.
Norman. Isadore J.-J. Seigbtrt. Ieis 81
Hoyer. william E.-E. NJ. Lawrence ct al.
JORDAN sris ~ Charles and Danisi-R. E. ThIbaut.
Ksi yh Emil. and Samuel steIn-Eas,man
x Ma; CEN" Matthew'S. P. Kyles. costs. SIS %.
i.smake. Christian. o. Grady, Tc3.
lev William-J. Dillon. ESj 81.
Lawrence Manor Building and Realty Co
Frc1enburg Lounsbury & Houghtaling.
T67 ~. - D-,,--
NJ ". Cole Co hnc'-N' ~ No""e"e''
NJ Perelberg Iron Works unc.J-R. II. Dom
nelIey. SIS: ~.
n \ Jordon, jr. uncJ-J. Goodman. N5 s..
Nillsr John-J n. Voorhees,. SlA so
NuzZH Geraro-S. Liviglis. Sl43 II.
ostT. Cont CO. and Illinois surety Con-
Juster. tni .
o'HarI. MIchsel-centrai Brewing OF New
York. S3224 IL.
oliver. Joscuh--P. II. Doherty $500 n6
PiSueron. VIM CT W Storm. tl02 q.
Rohi, LouIs--I BriskmSr. Sa.I2pn.
Rosenberg Samuel and Louis FTadkin-
Eastman Machine Co.. sos 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
DOWNTOWN LEASES
New Tenants for Floors and
LAFAYETTE St, Building.

Pease g. Gilman have leased at l78
Fulton ST. for Albert a. Newman, of
Chicago, the entire first floor to the
Duplex Motion Picture Corporation for
d term of years; at 157 Greenwich St,
the store for a client to Abraham Mil
Ter; at 80 Maiden Lane, loft for John
Scheidig & Co. to Louis 6. Hughes, and
at 1913 Liberty St, Offices TO Theodore
Kreipe, Carl Reinhsrdt, q. NJ. Brooks
and Alexis Wendelberg.
Sharrott & Thorn have leased for the
Palacio Company for a term OF ten
years at a gross rental of $4,000 the
new two story and basement brick
building 90 Lafayette St, northwest
corner of White ST., disgonally opposite
me Criminal Courts Building. The
premises will be occupied as restau-
rant and cafe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
Y. M. C. A. BUYS SITE
Gets Parcel Next to It's Home
on 9th St., Brooklyn.

The Prospect Par. branch of the
Young Mems Christian Association has
arranged to purchase from the Wilt
shire estate and V. B. W. Bennett 35l
TO 355 9th St, Brooklyn, 81 feet front
The site adjoins the associations pres
emit home at 359 9th ST., and will be
utilized for the erection OF an addition
with dormitory.
Isidor Taub sold for Samuel Gold
sticker a 4O-foot plot of his 360-foot
plot on the north side of 18th ST., be-
tween Second and Third avs, to John
Paul Witt, who will erect a four-story
factory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15

RandozIo, Tony-B. schaener et al
1920 20. ...,,,,, ~,
stctler. Ernest-Bernheim DistihinS Co.
SiSj 10. ,, ,o,L
swanstrom. Arthur M.-Broadway and osth
shaniro, CcIic and Henry lionman-R j.
Jones Sill 81.
The Bronx.
Brody. BENJAMIN, Paul Bokshytsky-H
ReIIion, EichoIas-Dimock Fink Co..
S204 20. 1000,
Cohen. Samuel--h. Kuhn. 800 SO.
Traeger. Charles-M NJ. Diamond ct AL
Twenty-cighth St and eth Nv. Realty CO.
II. S. Conklin. Sli9 81.
Villotu. John-Market Auto Garage CO..
W-av- Eliza TT. Plump 81. 934 20.
Zwolinsky, e. Al. Blumenthal. Wis 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
,vim name and address OF purchaser and
attorncyD
SEPTEMBER "A.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY " s 18Th 10th e,
1O.4x-; II II Drcyer TO Geslne hunger, ltO
bond; sept Is; $4,000; at,ys Deyo u. Ill
NORTH MOORE ST, $, I7o,5 W Varisk
SO, 25xs76; Margaret Zimmerman 20 w
Cruikshank trustee. 30 LenoN rd brooklyn
sept IL. due March Il. 1915; y c; $4,000;
attys Lord = 4 l.. 80 Wall ~.
9Th ST g :, 23Sll " Av {, 2lH9I; b
phiipowitz 70 II ssndowsky, 535 IVES; End
az tprior mtg Sl4 900; demand, p G; Sept
"a 1914; $1,000 atty. " stein, 46 Cedar st:
STU ST s. So ON az y: 70 SeS SsSi y,
shank and auO trustees, 20 LenOX I'd, Brook
lyu: I W. 4 sept ~; $4,000; attys,
L.rl. d = l.. 40 Wall st go, q,
9TH ST. :, J3l.J Jth av. OF. JNg3. ii {;
same 10 same (sept ID; ", p C; 500 900;
18TH ST. n e =. 81 " sth az. 251lOS. /;
~ Harauer TO American Mortgage Co. 80
cedar 81 ,sept ~; > yrs. ) p c; 5000; attys.
Gowcrs & 5. 40 Cedar 81
5lST ST. $. 24s9 W ~ ay. lG.3Xl00.5;
J lozbousEi 10 Title Guarantee Co, l75 Bway
,S,pi 81. due as per bond $500.
18TH ST s. &25 LenoX av, lSNi00.ii:
. & e Holding Co. Inc, 10 J II Aldrich ct al,
trustees, sag Harbor. L !. yrs, Sept
il: $500, atty. Lawyers r ms Co.
The Bronx.
ANTHONY Az. =. ?59.2 Prospect pl
20 2XsO 1853 4xsO, Rachel Joffe 10 Abr Nsph.
,tslin. l54 Dwight ~. New Britain. Conn.
,m's 100000 Sept Il: 81 atty, Abr
Naphtalin, l5t Dwight St. New Britain,
Conn
ARTHUR Az, $ 200 n lSSth st. 75x
SIG. Michele Cioppoliiti to FeliCe Resclgno
ef7i Hughes ay Cmtg $1,000: Sept A. 81;
atty a J Roinagna 81 Liberty ST,
Same property FeltCe Rescigno 10 RosiHa
Rescguo 2i75 Hughes av mtg $4,000 ;
Sept { 81 atty. same.
BROADWAY. s. lot IS. blk /, map
Sheridan Segrave; also Broadway. W $
al " Mosholu av AK irreg; FredlS
zibelin TO Auguste LANCER. AS w seth st
mtg SIS. 6oo): Sept ; 81 atty, T L Bros
nan. 80 Nassau ~.
Realty Co TO Luigi MBssa, 729 L 2l6th 81
mtg 81 O00) Sept II; 800: atty. r and
T. Go
CHISHOLM Az. S, li3 n Stebbins sv
2sX56.7: Matilda Eichharst TO Alice S An
derson. 1886 Richmond Turnpike, ! Aug
IL; 81: atty q and T Co
SHE'LL ST. s. part lot 29C. map Wake
field IS SNl09.6 Mary Glew TO Carlo
Vince. s4S l. g26th st tmtE 81 J00): Sept II
500; atty. T q and T Co.
18TH ST, $50 r. y: Bent II Robitzek
10 Lillian 4 Robt5ek $50 linton av. all
title. Sept H. gift; atty, Harry Rohitzek.
1908 80 av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
Miscellaneous.
Miscellaneous.
Observation-Disclosures Bargain House :

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bargain House, .
Lanshurgh, general mdse; l. Beck Toys
B<iMORE@A A Brager; Miss y Will
Jams. jcwelry; liG W 32d st; Grani
BALTIMORE-Ho chschild. KohH co; D
Jacobson. uph goods. 2?0 5th aV
BALTIMORE-HOch K0hn y co;
Miss VI g Townsend art emhdS; MISS )
'-'''e'~oH" - cr"dr"' ''' '" u.
ROSTON-Gilchrist 90; J smith rep; =
Varcub.rf director - White ST. hnicKer-
BO'TGN--Jordan. Marsh co; + \ PitmLn.
books; Il J Sutliffr. carpets 81 Union 81
BI'FFAID- y Alan & Co; w A Brost
toilet and leather goods and notions; MISS
A De Temple assistant; 2li church 81
BI'FFAID-H \ Melcrum Co; T. Shahks,
fancy goods. notions and leather goods !;
BI:FFALO.W Hengerer 90; V SWAMI,
uph goods: ETA Church 50: Grand.
MISUNDERSTANDING co; israel
sporting Eoo'ls: us Fourth av r.,..
CHiCAGO-J V Farwel 60; FoHIey'
carpets and rugs; y Leonard ST =.
Glen ELAN .J--i5lllste,n. nlopper CO. y
Hopper. fancy goods; HOFFMAN.
pETROIT-CroV ley Miner co. } Namely
carpets. rugs; 20 W 20 81. p,
LANCASTER. PENN-Haser s BRO; II
ts. ma q HsS - Spring 81
uOBILE-L Hammel u 20; b l. Sraus'
books and stationery: Il W sd ~,
NEW HAVEN--E MIIey Co; + Mtser no
tons leather goods, toilet ware. RIBBONS
and irvslry. lg70 Bway; Park Avenue.
NEW HAVEN-E Malley 90: Miss h Davis
hooks stationery. So CHurch -.
pITTSBI' RGH-Kaufmann & Baer Co; D
Young. books and stationery 80 Madison
stRAToGA SPRINGS. y Y--E D starbuck
g. %. I, A Norton, upholstery goods; ll6
W sd It. r,
SCuENECTADY. y vi : Barney Co; II
4 Miller. hanncls and blankets 40 spring
ST. Prince George. So
SCRANTON. PENN-Clarke Bros; J W
Penny upholstery goods. carpets; a Union
Tot rDo OIIIO--Lion y q Co: II d Wall,
uph goods. rugs ami carpets; 2lt church
st McAlpn. -
WASITECiTOE-W Woodward & LOthrop; q
Louis. toys. trunks and refrgerators; 334
vol SGSTOwN oHIO-G N McKelyey &
co; Z Miller. general merchandise; 80
church 81.