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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24

Il am now well and happy. We
have a baby boy, which we believe Is.
the direct consequence of my I'M
proved health. He Is our first and
only child, and II Peruna had not
cured me Of my ailments we should
never have had him. I hope every
suffering woman will give Peruna a
trial. the same as I have"
Those who objsoty To- liquid n1ed;-
eines Can now procure Peruna Tab.
lets.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24

Neutrality-suspicious. and laborers.
Apply George Kreatz at Elks build
ing or phone 25.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24

FOR SALE-Almost new Oliver type
writer. Inquire at Batchelder's
store.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24

Need any nelp? Try a want ad.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24
A Happy Home
Read What Peruna DID

Mrs. James F. Summit, No. zoos
East Eighth ST., Muscatine, Iowa,
writes:
MY health was so miserable for
years that I was practically an in
valid. We had M family, owing to
my Ill health. I was induced to give
Peruna a trial, and found very quickly
that It was helping me.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24

Pioneer Wants-oae aaE cent
word cash.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24

FOR SALE-Second hand furniture.
Phone 657-W.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-10-24

FOR SALE-One Fischer piano. Al
condition, 5000. Phone 404.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
st, March % mtg $500: ST. attorney. Lawyers

ST. March % mtg 5000 81 attorney Lawye"
Title Co 100 Broadway
MORRIS AVE, II cor Fordham ROAD oid
line. 35S3x irreg TO l9Oth st. John u Haskih
Estates. Inc. to Mark l. Kelley. 20 West ilft N
- mtg s23 1907: March % 800; attorney
Title ms co. 1875 Broadway. ,,,-.,-
NEWELL, AVE. W :. 100 n q OF Eliza etn
St 25x2Gil 20 centre line Bronx River y .2N
zoo; Cousolata De Pasquale TO Bronx lar To-
way Commission. % Pine 81: FEB "a: so,-o' % 80
a.torney Bronx Parkway Comhhssloh -
Pine 81. ~ - r-o..
ROAD leading from West Chester 10 Eas'
chester. > $ lots SO and 60 map OF /, J. talsn,s,
West Chester Siburt Strassle TO Iowa,
Strasslc: Feb o. 1859: $500; ATTORNEY "
Mapos. 1909 Willlamsbridge Road ,,... n
WISE AVE-; 1893. :. 2OxlO0' Marcus p -
Kramer g. simon Phillips. l04l Hoe ave D.|
% 1918: 800: attorney. Phillips lOil zoe 20,
WALTON AVE. W 5. $50 It OF l.tth 81 9 ec.
irreg: Edel Realty Co TO Lena NeNer -
Bush st: Jan .; 800. attorney spl'V' j."
Vas WAsHINGToN AVE. 1899. 5. 2s6xl4o u. TX
IS exl4O9: Joseph Henschel 70 Absar Really 90
40 Fox Il mtg g. 600; March 2O Il stto' ", n
LAWYERS Title Insurance and trust ~ NV
sTH AVE. -. eoL2 4 o. Castle I'M ave e.
.5xl0S T'niOnport Maria Ninneh.eis 80, 80
charles Mohr jr 1i9e Rosedale ave MarSh %. 30.
800: attorney John Kadel. 1853 NestcleS'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
BROADWAY BLOCK
FRONT LEASED
Theatre and Dance Hall to DC.
cupy Upper Section Plot
Other Business Rentals.

The Riverside Drive Realty Company
CA. c. and II. VI HalD has leased it's en-
tire block front on the east side OF
Broadway. from 13ith to 125th street,
fronting go feet on Broadway by 90 feet
on each cross street TO the Wayside
Realty Company, Inc, for twenty-one
years.
The property will be Immediately i'm
proved with a two story business building
containing theatre. hall for dancing and
ten stores. from plans by Gaetan Ajello.
The theatre will have a seating capacity
Of about 100 seats. and the architect has
given special thought to the safety Of the
patrons in case OF fire and has provided
sixteen fire exits. which VIII extend
around the entire building. All the seats
will be on one floor.
The dance hall will be on the second
foor 75x75 feet. facing Broadway, also on
125th street. and opens on TO roof gar
den, 75xl25 feet. making the dance hal!
and garden together cover the entire
block front II IS said Il will be the largest
hall for dancing. with an open air prom
enade, in the city.
The theatre has been leased 10 tho
Nallngford Amusement Company for a
term Of twenty one years for photo plays.
The aggregate rental OF the theatre is ap
proximately 10000.
The facade OF the building is 10 be Of
terra Gotta and glass. Building operations
will start April l. Slawson & Hobbs and
Harvey y Boomer were the brokers who
made both leases They report that ar
rangemerts have been made TO lease two
OF the Broadway stores and that nego-
tiations are pending for the leasing OF the
cafe and cigar store adjoining the en-
trance on 13jth street.
y. Brigham Hall & William D. Blood
good. Inc. leased the entire fifth floor No.
40 Fourth avenue, southwest corner Of
32d street, 10 Julius Schmid. OF Long Isl
and City. The J. &. Einsten Company
represented the lessee who viii use the
space for show and sales rooms for rub
Der goods and druggists supplies.
NJ. & L. Hess have leased the sixth loft
at No. IS East 10th street to Fishman &
Schnur and the FIRST loft at No. % East
Goth street TO T. II. Lazarus.
Corn e. Co. leased Offices on the twen-
tieth floor in Nos 3o3 and 305 Fifth ave
nue.. corner 3lst street. TO the New York
State Woman Suffrage Association Mrs.
Raymond Brown, PRESIDENT, and the En-
pire State Campaign Committee Mrs
Carrie Chapman Gait chairman for ex-
ecutive offices.
Pease & Gilman leased store at No
1875 Park avenue 10 J. Ouhon.
Louis Schrag leased the store and base
ment IN No. $50 Sixth avenue, between 22d
and ed streets, 10 Cantor & Malgood.
Rice & I'M leased to y. s. Feldman the
store al No. l52 West 45th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

ave. o5xIoo.5, sty tenmt; sold 10 the plain
tiff for 4.i50 also. ,o,,,
9th ST. 432 West. g. sss.4 II OF 10Th
ave, 10 sx522 vacant: sold 10 the p!aintin
WATER ST. $50. 5. oo7.1O r. Of Scam
mel 81. Is 5xs4.1x irreg. sty stable; ad-
journed 20 March 81 also.
30 lxG9 o sly loft and stores bldg; Fold 10
tho plaintiff for s15.5oo.
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph P. Day.
BROOK AVE. 23o and 234 8. $40 q
Of i39th 81. sx107.2x3I. GxiO3 Z. sly
tonmt: Withdrawn. also.
n of both ct 37.7x105.7x37.GX10o !. sty
tenmt and stores: withdrawn; also.
18TH ST. 96S East . 5. 265 y " OF
Crotony ave. 2JX90.3. sty dwlg' adjourned
u J f:S1SI IT. SOC. $. IS It " Of Bris-
tow st. BOXES. sty dwlg; adjourned 70
~ r RITTER PL. s14. Sc 245 It OF Prospect
ave. 2Oxs5.11. . sly dwlG sold 70 the plain
tn for s.. 900. also.
IAFONTATNE AVE. W E. SOC u n OF
1s1st 81. 1OoxJ5x2G 3XC3.4 10 Ouarry ia
$50 vacant: sold 10 plaintiff for 500.
By Samuel Marx.
lcOTH ST. 735 East, n cor Forest ave.
96x4es g ETY. tenmt and stores. sold - the
plaintiff for s61.511
ny James +. welis & co.
oi7TH ST. 1909 East n s. 50 q . % Pau'd
ing ave 2Ox9j; sold 20 the plaintiff FOR Siuo"-
BY Daniel Greenwald.
Goth ST. rs. eos Z, W OF Rosewood ave.
l0Oxl1+ sold TO the North Bronx Reali'
n 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Downtown Business Rentals.

The Charles F. Moves Company leased
the second loft at Nos. go and 322 Pearl
street to the Bolts Marking Ink Company
and the fourth loft to the Halstead Brush
Company: also for De Selding Brothers
the eighth loft at No % TO IS Duane
street TO William Albers, and for Daniel
Birdsan & Co. the fifth loft at nos. %
and leo Bleecker street to the Eichler
Publishing Company and also leased
loft at No. l62 William street for Rudolph
Wirth TO the Buskirk Company; moor
at No. 22S Pearl street to NJ. S. Arrue &
Co. and space in Nos. 100 and l32 Pearl
street TO Thomas 4. Lindsay.
y. Brigham Hall & William d. Blood
good have leased space in No. 10 TO ltS
LAFAYETTE street TO Isidor Colin
Camman. Voorhees, & Floyd leased the
building at No. 246 Water street for
Lichtenstein Brothers to the Franco
American Chemical Company and the
store at No. 70 South William street to
the Porto Rican Express Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

Charles Frey to Robert z Bergman. 81. .
Lambert Suydam and ano trus, 10 JED
Frye. Sia 500.
Same 10 same. $l2. 500
Same 10 same, $50 600.
Caroline Voislawslky 10 Antonis Vols
lawsky. 81.
New York Mortgage and Security Co 20 the
Cathedral Church OF 81 John the Divine.
S400
Louis J Somervilie TO Charlotte K'ns.
sl.I5O.
Frederick MARI 70 Friederike MARI, ST.
Same 10 same. 81.
Cora r Marshall to Elsie X Powell, $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust CO 20 SOPHIE
Sinafram. $4,000.
Same 10 German Savings Bank IN City OF
New York, $4,000
Lawyers Mortgage co 20 Edwin sternbers-
er and ano. exrs. $4,000.
Same 20 same. $4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 20
Resale Chatillon. $1,000
William Sherwood 20 Regina Sherwood, 81.
Samuel Bykowsky 70 David Israel. 81, 500.
New York Title Insurance Co 10 Sarah
Liberman. Sli,JO0
Frederick Lewisohn e. al. exrs. 10 Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank s95 600.
Kate Arnold 10 Robert Arnold, 81.
The Bronx.
Frank II Ouinby exr. TO Ely W Will
Jams. ST.
q & ; Realty Co 70 Samuel stecher. sio0.
Same 10 Alfred Frankenthaler 500.
Alfred Frankenthaley 10 Samuel stecher,
Friedrich Blank. adm. to Christina Buch-
holZ 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
IMPORTERS LEASE SPACE
Rent Most of a Floor in Rogers
Peet Building.

The first big lease in the Rogers Peet
Company building, which is to be erected
at the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and fist street, with an a. 10 I'D street,
was announced yesterday. Horace s. Ely
& Co. and Robert Ensign leased TO Hun
ken, Neale & Forbes. importers, now at
40. ~ Fifth avenue. most OF The
fourth floor OF the building. taking in all
the space on the 42d street side. The
building is 10 be ready for occupancy on
January ].
The corner property on which the
structure will he erected was purchased
by the Oceanic Investing Company last
December from Frank V. and J. II. Bur-
ton The company in turn leased it to
the Rogers Peet Company. Horace :. lily
& Co. were the brokers IN the sale and
lease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Two Buildings East OF
Church Street, Assessed
at $4,000.
CONSTRUCTION co.
BUYS LOTS IN BRONX
Plot in the Hunts Point Section
To Be Improved with Three
Apartment Houses.

Daniel Birdsall & Co. Inc, have resold
the two FIVE story brownstone buildings at
Ncs. ST and 50 Chambers street, extending
to Nos. 60 and Il Reade street l5o rect
cast Of Church street. The property WAS
disposed Of by the Aver estate, or Boston
which purchased It through the same
brokers from the Bremen estate III I Gu
ruary 1918 The Interstate Lana COM
many represented the Boston estate Wheh
il purchased the parcels.
The parcels have a frontage OF 90 rect
in Chambers street and 5o.1 feet IN heaoe
street and depth Of $50 feet. The prop
ertv which Is assessed at $4,000, vas sold
for cash 10 an investor.
Eddy A. Weinstein. Of the A. \. Glitter
man Corporation, has closed another ID
teresting big deal In The Bronx. lie MAJ
sold for the Hunts Point Estate thooer'
= Simon. PRESIDENT to the Baronet'e
Construction Company the southeast cor
ner Of Hunts Point and Garrison avenues
This Mot Of seven lots is TO be improved
with three five story and basement apart
mont houses Of the highest type. THESE
houses will be ready for occupancy in the
early fall, as WOIh VIII ~ S''
once This is one of the most prominent
corners in this section. Directly opposite
&c the subway express station OF the Lex
,nptou avenue extension, as well as the
New York. New Haven g. Hartford kai'-
road station. These builders have lateiE
comnleted ten houses Of similar type IN
this section, all Of which are fully ten
anted. and several sold TO investors
1t was reported in real estate circles
Yesterday that the fine dwelling house at
No &c Riverside Drive has been sold by
Louisa l.. Richards It IS a four story
structure, on lot 222x965 feet FRANK
lin Simon, of the drygoods firm OF FRANK
lin Simon & Co. who owns the adjoining
house. No. %, was reported to he the
buyer.
Other sales announced follow;
e,v7v4 AyrN1-E-Electus T. Backus has
rssoj6 for The Mutual Life Insurance Company
No az sixth avenue a three story ouildins.
on lot le2x74 feet. between West an street.
and Washington Place. ,,,..,. Ao,..
cola cor a client No CSC ST. AIMS avenue.
four story hathouse. or lot 25x9o feet
TIFFANY STREET. Epstein q larrt1 nave s.
9iS TIFFANY street. Ave story new law 'ehs55
men, house. on plot 4'xlOs feet near looD
SEVENTH AVENUE. Paul A. McGoldrick
two five story nathouses. with stores Oh pipoe
4q.1lxI00 feet L. j. Greenberger was tho
Third AVENUE.-V F. & ". I. Brown
have resold for the Taxpayers Realty CON-
many the plot 5Ox2OO feet. on the east sioe OF
Third avenue. % feet north Of l6sth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
21e7Seo
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Chart,ring vas llgh, IN both The steam and
sail markets. and there was 5uf liftls Inquiry
fDr tonnage IN either. Quotations % Liverpool,
ia. nominal: London and Glasgow. ia
Rotterdam &c. Hamburg and Bremen. ~
pfenniHs. Hun and Bristol. %. April. Antwerp.
iHNzd. corr, for ofdern. = -. nominal .
picke1 ports. large tonnage. IL 80 cotton 90
IlverDoOl ger 100 10. 2Dc asked. CHART Frs
British SfeaTncT 2.DF tons. Weet India trade.
f-iD up basis ~. delivery Csba. then one
frsp.aflantic nip basis ~ 81, fcdeliycry
Mediterranean. March APRIL BRUSH steamer
D. ~, f,ua. timber. cur - Rotterdam. lbs o.
o5fl0n AntHerp Or Hamburg III 49, hpnl.
pflffah steamer. 2.453 toun timer. Gulf 20
fs0,ferlaf4 or DelflyI. 1J8. with options. Apfil
g,ttt.t stoa,oer Sgs tona Wesf india trade
..v roogfte fasls 1s lOi4d. deliveries cur
toui. Sorne2lan steamer. rus ions, ccin'hi
ouoe W Co!on. private terms. prompt. sch"Wi-
~ 'ons lumber. cur 20 Nh'HhHHs' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
LIS PENOENS.
MARCH "a
Manhattan.

AUDUBON AVE. " cor l7Ith e. -. lI TX
100: Middletown Savings Bank se' 80.
YORK Real Estate Security co ct Al ,toIe
closure OF mtg; attorneys Foster q lno'"
Io4TH ST. :. 50 4 E OF Manhattan ave I'VE.
coy1OO11: Archibald n Mac u sinclair aFt
lanes r Keaue ct al foreclosure Of MTG
attorney. W A Alcock
both ST. s, 1865 ~ OF C0nVen1 a..
Sc 6x99 II: John u Moore - 81 sst sew
York Real Estate Security 60 ct Al tore-
closure OF mtg. attorney. G Keoaolan.
80 AVE. $ " cor 1920 81. s0x1OS; Ihonas
{ Edmonds q co agt Paul " Hartwis et a.
counter clairl); attorneys. phillips Avery
ODD ST. g. 151 II OF Ansterdan ave.
c Senior CT NJ (smended foreclosure OF mtg y
attorneys Kiddle & Marseson. -,
DIST ST. 321 West: Frank C Wild 81 n
agt John J Tobin ct ell foreclosure OF mtg 3
''i i9TH AVE. W cor 57th St 75.5x4o;
William { Ifeber ct al sst Joseph Miller e.
a counter claim; attorneys, Phillips q
SANE PROPERTY; Adam Hsppel ae.t
same counter claim) attorneys Phillips IL
1oTH AVE, W cor OF 57th st, 75.5x4o
American Hardware Corporation OF New York
agt Joseph Miller et al counter claim; Al
formers phillips & Avery.
SANE -PRoPERTY: NJ F west.rgren. Inc,
agt same counter claim; attorneys. Philips
1880 ST. 10 and Il West; Lincoln Trust CO
agt Regina Rohman ct al foreclosure OF
mtg. attorneys. Bowers & sands.
RATIONALE AVE n W cor ot 231th ct Z9N
81. MARY p Lowry agt HILBERT Q Simmonds
Of al tamended foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys,
Dean. Tracy & McBarron.
The Bronx.
BELMONT AVE. n cor OF lssth 81. foN
SIS. Samuel II Kupferman ast Liberty Brew
ing CO ct al action to foreclose tax llen)i al
torney. J. Jacobs.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD VI 2, 5i5 Il %
Jennings 81. 37.Gx1OO. Anna u Jones ast Inter
city Land and Securities Co ct al foreclosure
of mtg. attorney, T. De Foster
ZULETTE AVE. W :, 100 II OF Mapes ave
si7xlsOx irreg: Mary Howell and ano ast
| Hessberg ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
ney. /. G Mapes
CRCTONA PARK EAST $ .. 1879 r o.
Suburban Pl 1s.9Xl30: Andrew Calvin ag'
Jennie Hurng e. al foreclosure or mtgl' at
torney + II Smiley.
HATH ST. cor OF Topping ave. i5xloo;
the East River Savings Institution agt Michael
B Keane and ano foreclosure OF MTG: attor
ney. + Hibbard
ls2D ST. s " cor OF 30 ave. soXi03; Thomas
9 Edmonds 90 agt Paul W Hartzis 81 al
counter cltim): attorneys. Phillips Avery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH "a
Manhattan.

PARK ST. 1903; Cowell Lead CO ag,
Bertolomo Gauzza ct al; Jan 2 1918 wa
Gated; s226 20
sisT ST, $. 15e 70 100 West Ravtch
Bros agt Wesley Realty 60 ct a.; Nov IL
1913; 81 $40 50.
l73D ST. n and s. bet Fort washington
and Haven ayes; Tony g Csrfagno agt Fort
Washington Realty co ct al; Nov ~ l9l5'
s31 50. .-, r,..,,.o
ACT same; Nov 2S. 1913; S24 30.
SAME PROPERTY Tony @ Csrfasno sgt
same: Nov 2s 1918: S2J So
SAME PROPERTY; Dominick Donata asI
same: Nov 2s. 1913. S24 30.
SAME PROPERTY, .n Dominick Donaia as'
same. Nov IS. 1913; 500 90 -,,.-
SANE PROPERTY; Bartholomew Dipolito
agt same: Nov IS. 1918; $40 10 49,
lscTH ST. IA 10 AS East Berger ME-
co agt Giosue Gallant ct al; Nov 3 1918
1919 81. o.. o.--...
ls2D ST. g. whole front bet Crotone
PARKWAY and Mohegau ave- Greenpoint Meta!
covered Door Co agt f & CONSTRUCTION
Co ct al; Dec 10 1918; SJ63 30. .
9Th AVE. $50; Ambrose Teter agt :
Beading Bertron et al; Feb @, 1913; S2ob %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH "a.
Manhattan.

e0lST ST. Marginal ST and Academy 81, block.
etc: John \ Philbrick & Bro agt United Elec-
trio Light and Power 60 owner, + r Nesot
a Co 0ncl. contractors: s4.073 u.
SAME PROPERTY, Jeola Winslow CO dnc)
agt United Electric Light and Power Co.
owner / Nesbit & co dnc)' contractors
S3l SO a.
SAME PROPERTY: d II McL@ury MaToIo
Co AIT same 81. 800 -. 1000.
eolST Sr. : 5 20 It OF Academy 81. SSox2o-;
south Anboy Terra Gotta co asst United Elec-
trio Light and Power 90 and New York Edison
Co owners; + T Nesbit & Co Gnc) contract
ACADEMY ST. 2Olst 5, and Harlem River.
block. etc: George 4 Amos ast United Electric
Light and Power Co. owner; J. Nespt q 20
Hnc). contractors: N.077 %.
9TH ST II East: Oriental Fireproof SASH ana
Door co agt trustees OF sailors snug harnor,
owners: Charles Rosenberg. lessee buldlhs
Contracting 60. contractor: $50.
ID AVE. 2O32: Aois Standt agt Ida Loleh-
thai owner; d or Ida Loventhal, contractor
1858 20. 49,. ,...
Brown. owner and contractor; Morris Weiss
and Frederick Brown, contractors; $50.
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same; $3.50.
BROADWAY, s, lfth 10 lstn 81, y,
Joseph p Friedlander 60 agt Louis VI. ANce "
and Edward Morrison. owners lfIth-l4sth
Street Corporation. lessee Keystone Construc-
ton Co. contractor. sl,Sol %. n,..-
burgh Plate Glass co agt United Electric Lign'
and Power Co. owner: + T Nesb't 90 'in)'
contractors; 1858 Is ,,...
RENWTCK ST. 40 and a.; John p Bengstoh
act A Luedemann owner; General Buhaains
and Construction co. contractor renewal Ss''
The Bronx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Realty Notes.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles :. Brown
Company leased the dwelling. No l2S East
18th street. for W. +. 5. Griswold to Louis
Morris Starr for three years.
Pease & Gilman leased the three story
house at No l73 East 10Th street 10 H.
Dornbusch.
Mrs. Catherine Ketcham Blake leased
for two years the dwelling at No. 1873 East
9Th street.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler leased for the estate
Of Anna Leonhardt the dwelling NJ No.
1862 Avenue 4 TO Frederick OSWALD for a
term OF years
Louis Schrag leased the five story dwell
ing at No. ll9 West 2lst street to Marie y.
Burton.
Edward e. r. Nogler leased ~ Or. Ern-
est s Bishop the dwelling at No. ISL West
Syth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

were nominal. with centrifugal quoted 2"s
Q&Oic: Inolasses. 2.33G 2.SGc and Cupas'
cost and freight. at 3i-32 &c. IN l ohao.
beet sugar market was quiet at es 90 LOT spV w.
and Apr,l. and as S%d for May Win .nv
curb at Qs lisd for March. es 30 ior No
and os 5s.d for August. London Sa doe ~. W.
stock in the United Kingdom % iue'Vuo IonS,
srainst lO7 600 last week Willett & OIdS
Tenort the movement Of sugar az the SIN
principal ports Of cuba for the week e ar
Follows. receipts 5000. against 1soUU dnc
nrsvious week "a O0O last year and $4,000
,ons tn ,o1o. exports. 40 600 against $1,000
az 600 and $4,000: stock. 10000 egains,
Sol 600 324 600 and 239 900; entire island
receipts $4,000. against llT.OOo. loo'ooo anu
ia centrals grinding. against ia last week
IFS last year and 1T2 IN 1912.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Represented Plot BUYER

Francis b. Robert represented the buyer
of the plot 2ll.3x25l.sx irregular on the
west side Of Riverside Drive between l62d
and ls3d streets. the sale Of which by the
II. NJ. Well Company for tho Chelsea
Exchange Bank was reported recently
The bank acquired the property few
weeks ago IN foreclosure action against
Guegie Raabe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Long Island Transactions.

William D. Bloodgood & Co sold for
the Hellenita Construction Company a
four-story fat, 5OxS9. on the north side
of Jamaica avenue, 100 feet east Of Sher-
man street TO J. Horgan as an invest
ment.
John +. Scott rented Hor David Vein
garten his country place known as Hill
crest, on Osborn avenue, Cedarhurst,
Long Island, TO J. V. Onativia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
EXPORT FIGURES.

The exports Of merchandise from the
Port OF New York. as officially reported
AZ the Custom House. for the week ended
March p amounted TO t2l. s73, 800 against
s2o,s45.6o7 the previous week and Sli.9sO. Az
iH the corresponding period last year
Since January I. s2i3. ss7 1926. against s235,-
81 S29 I'm the corresponding period last
wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Buys Lots at Little Neck.

Joseph p Day has sold 20 Marcus II.
Horton a plot OF ten lots in the Little
Neck Hills development at Little Neck
l.. l. The land is to be Immediately I'M
proved with five semi-bungalows costing
from 5000 TO 5000 each Little Neck
Hills are about 2,cO feet from the rail-
road station and have an elevation OF
a bout 200 feet about Long Island Sound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Some Auction Sales To day.

a United States court bankruptcy sale
Of the two story dwelling house at No.
Ss Perry street on a lot 2o1oX95 feet. and
No. $50 Hudson street. at tho northwest
corner Of 18th street, four story build
ing, with store. will be conducted by
Bryan l.. Kennedy at 2 o'clock noon to-
day on the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Realty Notes.

The North Side Board OF Trade will hold
meeting this evening at the board
rooms Third avenue and 18TH street.
The Harlem Property Owners Ossocia-
ton will meet tomorrow evening AT No.
1f7 East l25th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Apartment Rentals.

Peasc & Gilman leased apartments at
No. 100 West 57th street TO Miss Margaret
f. Crosby: I'm the Borchardt. at ssth
street and Broadway. TO ". i. McClel-
land. and at No. Il East 92d street TO
Mrs Elizabeth Greenhall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
sIeeooATE's NOTICES.

HAGAN. MAY In Ch.niox rcsia'
an order OF Hon. kooei, ~ New fos
.o, sSrrSsf n.teS Sy given give 20 al rs.,:
r sI"im. against May L. Hasan; 's 40 pr.s,sI
the same with vouchers thereof ct,n 70 sc,i..'.s
scriber at his place OF tra M city Of M
No. Rector street ~ Ssv OF Nay nss.
pated. New York. the 18Th dA'
Der. 1918 ,Dx.S EYscv"'
PHILIP w. BOARDMAN. ,..tcr stfsN
Attorney for Executor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25
Newport Cottage Leased.

DeBlois & Eldridge leased for ex-Sena
tor George Peabody Wetmore and others
the cottage known as Needwood. on Par
ker avenue. Newport. Il. l., 10 Henry =.
Perry for the coming summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-25

PURSUANT TO STATUTORY NJ R1s a. -
ment. notice Is hereby given s saH' Ia. BEES
Assembly Bill No eol. Int 30 re fesi.a,arn,.
.en afsfed 0 An 0I Ae, to Amend the G,sas
name OF the Normal college OF 49,.
New York .t.., ,hs, q ~.
usa IRE u BON such bi viii bs e 4. cv
Nsw York' on Thursday. March %
23O O'Clock 4. VI. v.., March =. ~
DATED rotfN PTRRoY MTCHhA- -