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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13

unwise movement, as prominent trade
interests arc confident that the fall
will find manufacturers and wholesal-
Crs taxed 10 meet the demands or re-
tailers, who are at present running on
minimum Of supplies.
Coffee Quiet and Lower.
There has been little life in the
coffee market for the last week, ana
with small speculative interest and a
slack spot demand prices have de-
clined. The incoming crop IN brazli
is of large proportions, and although
prices there are held comparatively
steady and above a parity with New
York there is little confidence here IN
the stability of the situation IN Brazh
owing to the difficulty being encouh-
tered in negotiating loan large
enough TO warrant the holding back OF
supplies for a higher range. The mar
ket here is in waiting position, WIN
the spot trade almost at standSull
and buyers refusing TO do more IMAM
fill immediate requirements.
In the country produce markets
prices have declined all along the llne'
except for butter, cheese and eggs, the
former recovering an early drop IN the
later trading. Potatoes, fruits, es-
recially berries, and vegetables have
been weaker except in special cases
and supplies have been abundant, al
though not always of the best quality.
The steady, but small, weekly IN
crease in the price of meats, both on
the hoof and dressed, continued, and
prominent packing house issued cir
cular showing beef cuts to be a cent
pound above the prices of month
ago. From the statistics available IT is
hard to form any other conclusion than
that the present high range will con-
tinue. and further advances are among
the possibilities.
In the spot wholesale markets for
the week the price changes were about
a stand-off, The Tribune's tabulation Of
twenty-four articles of current con-
sumption showing that nine had in
creased, while eight declined, seven re-
naming unchanged from the previous
summary.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY II.
Manhattan,


It'll Az. $50 70 s78: van Karnel Revolyin'
/ Door Co agt Weiham Co and J + Champllr
Hotel co. owner. lessee and contractor
$3.50
aallNll5. Luke Smith egt Esan, owner
Robertson < Govanno Contracting CO. con
18Th ST. les to is2 West: Manhattan or
fcs Partition 60 agt Leavitt Realty 60
owner, North American Films Corporation
contractor. Sj.S0l
BROADWAY. 7Os and 7os; Atlas Marble
and slate Works ast Ado III "a Bosho"'t1'
10TH ST. 80 and 3-0R West Atlas Mar
bic and slate Works aet \ Bosch, owner
J Goldman, contractor. go. -
as s'ig Weiss o, ov MsF! Fosef. coHrsctor;
9TH ST. 81 East: New Columbia Iron
Rosenberg. owners; Building Contg Co, con-
tractor. sos.
MORNINGsIDE Av. III: n Masco ast
Jennie Lederer, owner; Bjorkesren con-
MATHATTAN Av. Dc7; General Contract
ing Co agt II Schwitzer. owner: Becker.
contractor: s2s9 50.
MANHATrAN Az, cc7; Becker ast II
MANHATTAN Az. 6o7; Harry s,reichier
agt Harry SchWitzer, owner Isaac Beck.
contractor. 1889.
The Bronx.
TINTON Az. $. 275 u OF 1891 81, TX
1876: John Yorio agt I. Cohen. owner; Louis
Weiner contractor, 5000
BATHG ATE Az. cor 1924 ST. 5.sIs7.
Hyman Rapport agt Bathgate Realty Cor
porston, owner: Louis Weiner. CONTRACTOR:
$265
SAME PROPERTY: Benny Jacobs agt
same. 500
SAME PROPERTY: Berger Manufacturing
co sgt Bathgate Realty Corporation and l.
GreenberR. owners; Model Construction Co
and Louis Weiner. contractors. $50 %.
UNIVERSITY Az c r. 30 T. OF lsoth 81.
50Nl0O: John Trainer agt william VI Moore
Construction GO, owner; Parry Brown. con-
tractor; $50
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ditions have not been favorable since
the report was issued, and some re-
ceipts at the seaboard have been in
poor condition.
Oats have followed their usual
course, being influenced in a large
measure by the other grains, as well as
by crop damage reports. There has been
fairly liberal cash business and coun-
try offerings have been smaller. The
market has held steady in spite of the
prediction that the second largest crop
Oh record would ne harvested, and this
may be due in part to the fact that the
available supply is close to II ,0O0, 900
bushels smaller than it was last year
at this time. Price changes have not
been marked, but the tendency has
been upward.
Flour prices have shown some shad-
Ing, but this has not been sufficient TO
induce buyers to abandon their policy
Ct taking only for immediate needs.
With comparatively fair demand for
clears and low grades, the market Is
still in an unsatisfactory condition as
far es consumptive demand is con-
cerned. 1t is noted that some South
western mills have sold new wheat -four
IN large quantities to Europe, and this
has helped TO keep things moving. In
general. mills are ready to sell freely
at shaded prices, evidently believing
that wheat will be cheaper soon.
Cotton Unsettled.
Starting the week with a good re-
covery from the slump of the previous
Friday, due TO shorts covering, the
cotton market dropped back again, only
to recover once more when oversoId
conditions became apparent. Prices
again saCged 10 new low records Tor
the movement, touching a point 50 a
bale below the high level of June, with
nervousness over weather conditions
causing reaction in the late trading
There has been considerable straddIe
dealing between near and late deliver
les. partly accounted for by the
changes that are scheduled to take
effect in the New York contract at the
beginning of December, as these are
expected to strengthen the contract.
Some traders hold that the big grain
crops and an optimistic tone through
out the West mean big consumption
of cotton, based on the purchasing
power of the people. although the de
mand for actual cotton at present Is
slow from foreign as well as American
mills. The general situation has de-
veloped no new features, however, out
side of the speculations as 10 the ef-
feet Of the Lever bill on trading. and
the weather continues TO be the domi-
rating influence. In connection with
the resolution of the Manchester spin
ners TO run only half time during Sep
tember, it has been suggested that
similar action by New England and
Southern mills would be a material
Lelp to the markets for cloths and
yarns, but this would possibly be an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
COURSE OF WEEK
In COMMODITIES
Grains Decline and Re-
cOver-COttOn Unsettled
Coffee Lower.

There was considerable activity In
the wheat market at the beginning of
the week just closed, but IT was main
" in the way OF evening up for the
government report OF Wednesday, fol-
lowing which there was a sharp but
temporary decline, followed by n
stcadier feeling and some recovery.
Late in the week the market eased
OF again. being unable to withstand
the pressure of the constantly increas-
ing movement OF new wheat, even with
heavy export sales as a partial coun-
terbalance. Complaints Of injury TO
the spring wheat crop by dry rust
served 10 check any serious decline,
however. and the market stood up sur
prisingly we'll when all the conditions
are considered. For one thing. II is
reasonably certain that there will be a
heavy demand from importing cOun-
tries for American wheat, and in add
tiOn TO this there is a surety of eX-
tensive supplies being needed by mills,
as stocks of flour are very low, and the
worlds supply of wheat is now only
93,73S,000 bushels, against 126.SOO,OOO
a year ago. II is stated that sales Of
wheat for export have aggregated
100000 bushels so far, and fears are
entertained in some quarters that the
railroads will be swamped when 1t
comes TO moving the crop 10 market
and the export sales to the seaboard.
In the mean time rumors regarding the
black rust are conflicting, and II is n
general opinion that as there is always
some rust at this season of the year
the damage stories may be minimized
If not disregarded.
Corn has had a rising tendency, hav-
ing touched new high figures for the
season after the opening decline. An
increased cash demand at the West, low
farm reserves, light primary receipts
and disappointment over the govern
ment report contributed TO an uneX-
pected degree of frmness, aided by a
decrease in the visible supply of 5000
bushels. against an increase in the
same week last year OF 100000, with
the available stock some 100000 bush
els less than Il was year ago. Argen-
tine advices have given the local mar
ket ar upward turn, as, owing to
weather conditions there, the COMPETE
tion of Argentine corn has been prac-
tically eliminated and European mar
kets have been stronger. Weather con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Gnterest per cent unless otherwise noted
JULY H.
Manhattan.

.7 ctP ~ ii Wed to " @e Gotqaa
20 v 10Th ST. July 10: due as per oond'
! GKEFNWGCH ST, , =. 4N5 OF Dey -.
! "a lOv-29. W mfed 20 Tito Guar & T Co;
july 10. dur rs per bond SlSge ~.
JAMES ST. G. ", 2'1NoQ giuseppe u ava
rcIla to u Ziari'r. 49, Riyinston So; July 10
rr.or mtg $4,000 due Nov 80. 1915. per
cent; s13J. atty. LAWYERS Title Ins co.
SAME PROPERTY; same 10 same: July
| 10 prior mtg $4,000. due Jan 10. l9l3 per
cent. 5000. atty. LAWYERS Title ms co.
KTNG 81. II g. 423 o. congress -. 2lX
Is. y Pas,ale 10 Dora Farrell. - " e5th ST;
June l. . yrs; 5000. atty Lawyers Title
FRINGE ST, n =. IN " OF Sullivan At, :5x
IS: = PrnFal 70 Emily r Naitinsky ct al,
Paris France prior mtg $1,000; yrs q
per cent: July 10. $500: atty. Tito Guar co.
PRINCE ST n e. 90 Of Sullivan ri.
esxiS. Pringal 10 \ Rauchfuss o. nj. Coz
" liSth -. July 70: yrs; 5000; atty, Title
Guar 60
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor IBIS, 81. losx
az. June q prior mtg s2S2.5oo); yrs l-er
cent. sl9r'o. atty, THO Guar co.
Bloom to T " Meyers. Az " .77th st
lprior mtg s245.O0oD. July 10; due Oct
/ 1924. Is per cent: 100000. attys, Engel-
hard s. +. III Bway
Mary O'I.eary to = Laffey. 81 Union So.
July .. year; $500. atty. Cahill' ~
Nassau -.
45TIf ST. n s. l55 OF 9Th Az. 45xioo.5,
l5th - Realty 90 10 Fleischmann Rros 90.
r0- 5tl az. july 10 prior mtg s32J.0oop
duo Nav !. 1919. per cent. Sl5s.Oo0'
atty. T. 60.
SAME PROPERTY: same to II n Baker
60 II a.. 13I Bway (prior mtg Sis3 10000;
July 10. due MAY l. 1919; 4 per cent.
Sl4.7j0. sanle atty.
5tTH ST. &c. I94 ~ Ist av. look 1908.
the Henry Elias Brewing GO % A L Duer-.
90, Les .ngfon az. Jun" 90. duo "a per
bond. so ooO; attys. Paskua. @ & IT,
GrrH ST. .. I2J Of Park Az. cox
fOo.j J Kramer - r. & Savings Bank.
600 Madison az. July 10 yrs: per
cent. 10000 attys. merrill x. 100
Bwav
100 .. Briody 10 g clark. Coop"rs-
town. y Y. July :: due as per bond, $32
600. attH 7 . 4 r. 90.
list ST. g g. - 81 Ist ~, %5Nli54;
= T. Warner and ano 10 IT Roth. III T.
71et e. March (prior mtg $4,000 due
July T. 1915. u nor cent. 81 600: attys.
Gcrlich a - 1911 81 av
SD IT. 8. 1894 " Of ~ a., 10 SNS7.
! T. Warner 70 n Roth. III T. fist ~.
March = oprior mtg 2.oOoD; due July -.
1916. pcr cent. g. 600; attys. Gerlich q
s. 1911 "a av.
10TH ST. n .. 40 OF Manhattan Az.
5os1oo1 II. Lillian q Z Gardner TO G I
W'instein Realty Co. II " l20th at (prior
mtg So o00); July 10. { yrs. per cent,
ST.. 600: attn. T q & 7 co.
SAME PROPERTY. g Wcinstcin
Realty 60 10 - Iuko's Realty 90. 1000
Madison nv. April 20 'prior mtg $40. 0p0'.
demand per cent. g.. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
TRACH0MA NOT ABUNDANT
Survey Shows the Carolinas in
Good Condition.

Washington, July -. Results OF an
investigation of the mountain districts
Of North and South Carolina 10 deter
mine how prevalent trachoma is were
made public by the public health SER
vice yesterday. The survey shows tho
disease exists only in isolated locali-
ties. Conditions were found TO be bet.
ter than in the mountain sections OF
Kentucky, West Virginia and Virginia.
or l6,s05 persons examined in the
two states only thirty-four were found
70 have the disease. Most OF these
cases were on the Cherokee Indian res
crvation. in Swain County, y. c., twen-
" cases being located in that countys
practically all of which were traceabls
10 the reservation school.
The survey disclosed that negroes
were singularly tree from the disease.
Foreign immigration does not seem TO
be responsible for the malady. as i'm
migrants are free from il and prac.
tically oil the sufferers are native bonn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
The Bronx.

CLIFFORD PL. s s. 100 " Townsend nv.
40 lNI3N :. lot .l2. map Octatia Moss r r
James - II Ninaus. 337 Convent az: july
10. due as per bond 81. 900. atty. r g & r
co.
COLrNBTs Az. s. 2l5a Bron8dalo
Az. 2i."N5Ti. Eli Johnston n . Walther
80 v luith 81 July 10. due per bond. Sc
go. atty. r q \ T Go.
HEATH Az. " q. 231 Boston Az. aiH
a2 . Mary Mahorev to r q & T 90. July
10. due as per bond 5000. att" q q 7
Go
lot 2 map y y Catholic Protectorv: Tri
chester Impt Go. Inc. TO Kate II Os,erhaus
SO7 Fall 1t: July ~: ST. C; $500.
atty l. r. | & r. 90.
LOT 10 map HniEh, Estate. 4 Be,hmann
TO l. n Oehs. 1876 Nyse Az: July q due as
per bond. $1,000. att, Bochmann. 1853
Southern boulevard
VALENTINE Az. = .. 100 W OF is7th st.
i0-x irrcI: b. VI Clarke to VI Smith Is
" 7o.h %; June q. due a. per bond. SIS
o0O. Rttys. Salter y :. 40 Nassau -
fcaD ct D. 81 OF Forest av TX irreg.
Barbara G Farrell 10 " SIZZLING. 50g T. 18th
~ tpti0r mtg ti2 0o0i. July 10. ST. per
cent. 81. nm. atty. e Weber. i06 y 10Th 81.
10TH IT. g. 20 " ~ Teller av. e0190.
n " Roster 10 II + Lution. . Main II.
| jersey CRY Vrlor mtg N.Jc". July 0. due
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
RECORDED LEASES.
JULY II.
Manhattan.

MADISON ST. 33i. all. " Robinson 10
Wcingtcin - r. lioih st; 3 yrs from Jan
J. 1913. - i53: atty. NJ Blcctsten. 1862 +
BWay.
30 Az. II " cor 9sth -. l45Nlio. all. In
tcrborough Rapid Transit 90 anf sno TO ny
grade Amusement 90. IN, no 20 av' 10
yrs from June ]. 1912: $500. atty'. Gri2gs'
r. 4 10. - PINE 81.
CLINTON IT. = and :: cor store and store
All on %. T.. VI hoffman aud ano 70 Berger.
hsS Bedford av, BROOKLYN. 10 II yrs from
Aug /. 1914. N.400: atty. w Goldsmith
% Liberty ST. .
fisTH ST. 2ls west: store and basement
- & u Realty corpora alton 20 q NJ Totoslan.
iso ~ f45th 81. 81 II 10 from July !. 1919.
5000. atty. A Il Brunei. 80 John 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
HURT CHASING ASSAILANT
Pursuing Man Who Pushed
Him, He Falls, Breaking Arm.

William Fielder, a steam filter,
nineteen years old, Of 10 North 1lth
ST., Brooklyn, was going home yester-
day when a man passing deliberate
~ pushed him into a picket fence.
Fielder narrowly escaped falling into
basement.
He pursued the man and In doing
so trippcd over a stone at briggs av.
and North 18th ST. The fall fractured
his loft arm and caused internal in
juries. lie was taken TO the Eastern
District Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

18th ST. g. l.. VIM \ Thomas Co AT
Montrose Realty Co ct al; March Il, 1919;
$500 g.
81 NICHOLAS Az. cor isoth 81 Aneri-
can Flooring co. Inc sgt New York Public
Library. Aston. Tenox and Tllden Founia-
lions ~ al. March II 1914. 81. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
ALTERATIONS.
JULY II.
Manhattan.

Ntoms undcr s. 600 omittedD
10TH ST. GOi 30 ": 10 ~ = and 2 stv
stable. 9 l. plohy. II John ST. owner;
\ Brocner. 49, 9Th ,av architect. sl2.ooo
71TH 81. " cor Lexington av. TO a
stv hospital. German Hospital and Dis
ponsar, on premises owner: ! r. Di'mars
80 Garfield ~. Bklyn. architect; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JULY II.
Manhattan.

Tleischman Bros Co to Chelsea Realty CO.;
500
Abbott. T. r to r . and r Co $1,000
Cooksev. & n. 70 r G. and T Co. SIS 900.
Title G and r 90 to J Berg: $4,000.
Same to German savings Bank in CITY
Vclnstein Realty Co to Pincus Lowen-
field: 81
Murphy Della to II II Pie.en: Sio35s q.
Howard. Letitia NJ. TO II Piesen SO.
$50 81
Go. 5000 900.
Mutual Trust Co Of Wcstchestsr Co 70
Mutual Trust Co Of Wostchtstcr 60. trus
southmsyd, Meta @. to Empire Mtg Co;
s. no
Mead. Marie t. eHtri1. to Fidelity Trust,
Ianycr, Mtg CO TO W Mack: $1,000.
Souihard Almlra J. 10 Jennie F Van Orden l..
s. 600
Kiripel. q. n e Steiner. 5000
London. 3 10 Guardincerri and ano;
.la00o
Bank. s32J. 600
Columbia Knlckcrtockcr Trust Co to Chel-
sea Realty Co. 100000
The Bronx.
Title Guar and Tr 60 TO Mary u Guiusn.
S. 600
Magial.na slemon to Matthias Hsren.
81 O0S g.
n T'hitsky 10 NJ Garnnkel 500
Title Guar and TT Co TO Jos Bers 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
LIS PENDENS,
JULY IL
Manhattan.

18TH 81. - ~ n W 81 81 av. 23xloo II ].
Archibald Il Msckay ct al agt santa Rumorc
~ al foreclosure Of mtg, attorney, y
Winthrop.
BROADWAY. as: John Downey 81 al
agt Number AS Broadway Co. Inc, et al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13

to O Taravella. i42 Cherry st mtg $1,000 :
July Il; 500; atty. Lawyers Title InslF-
duCe 90.
KING ST. ~. rs. 49, Congress ST. Fix
June /. 500; atty. lawyer Title insur-
| ancs 20.
LEXINGTON Az. " :. sos list st. . tx
80. ciy Real Essts 50 TO cI s55 $ SoG al
liens. July 10. slJO. atty. Title Guarantee GO.
/ MINETTA ST. 1881 B.eecker Ct 6i;llN
I irreg. VI ArnGstetn 10 q Young, eJl w list
Ct; July 10 mtg $1,000; 81: atty, Meyer
PRINCE ST. 1876. :. 80 " sullivan st.
%5S7s Emily Il Matinsky ct a. TO .. PT' TIoe
+ 5TH Az, cor 18th st, 25xs5; Esther
/ Gciger and another 70 Grand Investing &c! CO.
1901 W I'd st mtg $4,000; June H. Woo
atty. Chss Geigcr. ~ W I'D ST.
18TH IT. IA & lt5 ". . =. 1871 IN av' "
xe3 SKIS 3x936; G F Gardner TO c Weln-
stein Realty Co. Il " 10th 81 (mts s-o'VVO'
Gil liens. July l. 500; atty; l. 7 ! Co;
18TH ST. $ 1881 e sth az. Il l1sss; Il
Bernstein ami another 10 shapiro. Bernstein
& CO. 1916 Bway mtg $1,000. July 10; 81
GOTH ST. 1874 ". :. 1851 " Bway. 25H
lOo5: + r Moore TO " $ Norton and another
10 Grove st. quit claim; July ?; siVo' atty
SANE PROPERTY; W S Norton ct al to
r Steel. 55S W 1924 81 mtg f25'CoO' July ~
500. atty same. .
9th ST. $. 10 Madison az. lsHi9 o.. $
July :: 500: atty. r Co. -.
SAME PROPERTY; F Briody 70 City
Real Estate Co. 176 Bway mtg s32WD' July
10 ils sl9' sT ats Is ( p, e E. S. Is Lexington
az. Sox-x3oxS2u and part OF alley In rear
also All right. title and interest 70 alley 9.
18th ST. 5, 80 Q "a av. 2oAlV-. :, lo'I -
July >. 81; atty. Lester N Friedman 10
Bway
lOirU ST. e7-n W. s. 40 Manhattan av'
50xlOO.ll c / Wenstein Realty GO 70 ,i a1 odoy
!. Gardner. Raymond. II uh's Fo-'''V'
July 70: atty. T g 60.
18TH ST. : $50 " Park az. 25Ilcc u the
18th 81 Realty Co 10 Eliz Norton hls sn'5
town. y J. July ., 81 atty Lester NJ frled'
18TH ST. $ :. s33, W Lenox av. Is s5se III
D 4 Spellissy, ref to the trustees OF houett
COLLEGE. OF Constantnople. 81 Jonn 81 Ju.s
10: s. 900: attys. Geller. H. Y Exchange
Place.
The Bronx.
HULL Az. e 8. 80 ozark st. SxlOc; + roo N
Burke to - r Moe. 1909 Clay aY mtg s'''V'' .
July s: 500; atty. 7 q Co VI,
LOT - mar 81 Raymonds Park; A W
Schwarzlcr 90 Rronx Borough Bank so Ire
mont av; July g. 81; atty. Bronx borous"
LOT Is map building lots near Williams
bridge station; 7 Tomasino 70 y 'lanAIa,oi
1888 l., ay. july I: 81; atty, the commercial
H. IoT Isl. same map: A cianadsio to T Tom
aslto go Van Nest av: July 81, atty same.
vdr,,,eeS - Tri.Cbesier Inpt co. Inc. 1901
Westrdc.,cr Az (mtg $1,000: July 10; 500;
ATTY Ii co.
~ I;;j1 : same map; Kate or Kate II, oster-
haus 10 same. July 70. 500. atty. same. =.
Tor 90 man 1874 lots Narian Estate: c
velchrq.iskv TO Hauk. 2a22 Briggs av;
JuIv q mtg 81 OOO): 500. atty. = Brodsky.
i4Oi 2d av. o.
Mt'LFORD Az. s. $50 n James st, 2sx
100. " / Tahr 10 J Kuhmichel. 1854 Null
ford av. rt,ly o: 81: atty. f g Trautmann.
no Nassat, Of
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
july II
Manhattan.

SEAMAN Az. : 30 " OF oO7th ST. FOR
two sly apis 55yS66; Seaman's Con
" Goth 81. owner. Moore & Landseidel.
l4sth >. and 81 av. architects. $4,000.
SHERMAN Az, n Q cor Academy 81. for
a > sty apt. i00N90. Jacob Rupert Realty
corp. Goth 81 and Sd av. owner; Moore &
Landseldel 14Sth 81 and Sd az, architects
800 600
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The Bronx.

1871 ST. n ~ cor Findlay av. FOR eight
3 s'v hrk tennis. 3iX9O and 3sN6s. Tully
Construction 20. John i Tully, 39i T. itJth
ST. president. owner. Kroyu. borg Architect
Co 1879 + 1881 ~. architects S2JJ.O0O
VERNON PARKWAY. W r. $50 Of Bay
chester aV. FOR a | sty fran" offlcc and
st0rohousc. 2iX2t. Louis Hansen. on prem
ises owner George Carlson. Lincoln
Heights. Yonkers. architect; 800.
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foreclosure Of mtg, attorneys. Montgomery
e. eahody.
SOUTH ST. 100. Robert Conner ast VIM \
Wilson Ct ~ foreclosure OF mtg; auys.
Nacay MDBurney,
81 NICHOLAS ~. ss4: Chas O Koss AIT
O. = Warren. Do.
soTuI SIR. 5. -55 n Of "a Az. co1imei
Jo1n VI Bowers agt Eliza Manfo ct Al 0ore-
closure % mtg, ATTY. borland
The Bronx.
VILLA ~. . s. 17l6 u OF Van Cort-
land av 5Oyl22.5. Luigi Terregiani 81 Al sst
Menace Construction 60 - al action 20 fore
close mechanics lieni. attys Menken Bros.
WHITE PLAINS Rp. - cor % Sereit
a.. - 9NlOo2. Eliza Hart % al ag' Via
Hart - al partition sliu. cttys. EngelhaFd
a p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13

Estelle I. Corner TO I. steitz and ano. S. s9s.
g 2 Rowland. rus to o Brown & Co. -.
First Mtg and Real Estate co 70 F. X
Main. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
The Bronx.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JULY II.
Manhattan.

TrH Az, ~ cor seth 81. 251i0o Theo-
dore " Myers loans Sol Bloom 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lender and at
tcrneyJ
JULY H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13
REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES In the rea, country near New
York consult The Country Home League.
40 West 32d street, Phone $3.50 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-13


both ST. 52G. o cor old Bway. 100 =
s. 6 sly na;s and stores. O Zurich
ar. 2. stark - al. Eisman. L. g & L..
atty4: " Il wood. ref. due. $40. 80 -.
f2STU Sr. 80 +. =. 1913 w "a av. %6H
pq1l. > s,y tcnmt. Y J. MACY ~ al. tfus
act " Land berg 81 al. Dawson & u.
attys. + Jacohus rcf; due. sl3eol 3o'
taxes etc. So.
18TH ST. $3.50 T.. 5 =, 800 - lat az. lsnK
no 70. fty dwlg; T. March 81 al. eArs'
agt Josephine %orcum ct a.: cary & G,
at,ys: 7 \ Leary. ref. due, sL%l7 v!
taxes, etc. $500 -.
By Samuel Marx
18TH ST. 34S " r. .c5 9th az. 25N
%. sty tcnut. Maybelle Realty 60 agt
e 4 Miller ct al. Eugel Bros. attyS' J
Farrell. ref. due. s. 32l Ia. taxes, etc
Sii9 ~. sub ~ first mtg NJ $1,000.
nv T. II. Mayors.
122D ST. 347 W. s. POS . Morninsside
av. 16XlO0 H. 3 sfy dwlR. x 9 Harper agt
! / Delauy. etc. % nl. Cary * 9. atiys.
4 Il NcNahon. ref. due. Sll,o33 %; taxes
ctc. Sii3 "3.
b. Samuel Goldsticker.
Both ST 42i ". u =. 200 9th a.. COX
700 .. > sly tcnmt. BERTHA Wolf agt \ u
Jones q al: Diamond & =. att's: l.
Cohn. ref. due. S2412 10; taxes. etc
S23l 45; sub 70 prior mtg $4,000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-30

Miss Katherine Mcfarland, Miss
Emile Seery. Miss Margaret Ewers..
Miss Helen Reinbach, Miss Florence
Bowman and Miss Gray.
= =
Mrs Wheldon Morris entertained her
bridge club Wednesday night. Miss
Isabel Mills substituted for Miss Mary
MacLennan.
q = E
The members of the Ladies' Music
club will have a reception Wednes-
day. May IS, at the College of the
Sisters of Bethany, with Miss Matilda
Bailey, Miss Katherine Wood and
Miss Dorinda Abbott, as hostesses.
= =
Miss Lottie Clark and Mr.. Harry
Ardery. both of San Bernardino. are
to be married May 6, and invitations
to the wedding have been received in
Topeka. Mr.. Ardery is the son. of Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Ardery and formerly
made his home in Topeka. He has a
position with a railroad company,
with his headquarters in San Ber-
nardinO.
. = =
The group shows some dainty fur
bellows which may be made from the
new embroidered chiffon ribbon. This
comes in many different dainty colors
and is embroidered in white with a
plain chiffon edge. This edge IL