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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
ASKS CITY FOR
50 MORE NURSES
Social Service Bureau of Allied
Hospitals Wants $4,000 Ad-
ditiOnal Annually.

The social service bureau or Bellevue
and Allied Hospitals has started cam
naign in the hope Of having the city APP
nropriate $500 a year in addition 10 us
present allowance Of public funds. to pro
vide for the maintenance or .hfty auul-
tioual nurses. The bureau is a private
organization Of charity workers, whose
activities are i'm connection with the CITY S
hospitals.
The present staff Of the bureau consists
Of twenty-seven nurses four OF whom are
paid by private subscription. twenty-three
being on the payroll OF the city. 1he
executive committee OF the bureau is as
follows: Mrs. William Church Osborn.
chairman; DR.. John W. Brannan. Homer
Folks. Dr.. George O'Hanlon, Clara ID.
Noycs. John G. O'Keefe, Dr. William VI.
Polk. Dr. Alexander Lambert Dr. James
Alexander Miller, Or. +. s. Fielder, Dr.
William X. Draper. Blanche Potter, DR..
Sidney Goldstein, Ruth Morgan, Mrs. &
Grant la Fargo, Mrs. Seth Hunt, Mrs
James W. Gerard, Mabel Choate and Mrs.
Alexander Lambert.
Miss Mary A. Wadley. the CHIEF worker
of the bureau, gave out some figures yes
terday. showing how handicapped she IS
by the small number OF nurses. Zach
OF the social workers" said Miss Wadley.
had more than six hundred cases on her
hands last year. which is almost double the
number that the city ought TO demand
We contend that the city should face the
problem OF public health az Il does the
problem of public education. Much OF the
chronic invaldism which clogs our hos
pitfalls and makes public charges OF thou
sands could be avoided II we were not
hampered by such a small force.
The following example Of what the bu-
reau does TO prevent chronic invalidism
was cited by Miss Wadley: Albert s., a
boy of sixteen. spent fifty weeks in va
rious hospitals between January, 1911, and
July, 1872 He was suffering with heart
disease. Then the workers Of the social
service bureau took him out OF the hos
pta and sent him to a convalescent
nome: then for several weeks kept him
in the country. For the last eighteen
months he has attended the weekly
cardiac class and Is able TO work most
OF the time. earning IS week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
dunno AER0PLANE
SUCCESSFUL FLYER
Manager of New Type of
Machine Says 1t Behaved
Perfectly in Trial.
CONFORMS TO THE
LINES OF A BIRD
New Air Navigator, Ii Is Said,
Does Not in Any Way Infringe
on Wright Patents.

Those who have believed that the policy
manufacturers has sewed UP the business
i'm this country may accept as Jolt the
news that the new Burgess machine
manufactured under the Dunno patent
license. has been tried and found to be a
successful and reliable flyer. This in
formation was contained IN a letter re-
ceivcd in this city from T. II. Russell.
manascr OF the Burgess companys plant
at Marblehead. Mass.
Mr.. Russelrs letter states that the first
flight to be made in the United States by
n Dunno type Of aeroplane took place on
March at Marblehead. and that the ma
chine behaved perfectly, responding easily
10 its controls and showing splendid suS-
talning qualities. The pilot on that oc-
casion was Clifford l.. Webster, chief in
structor OF the Burgess company.
The Dunno aeroplane is a distinct de-
parture from the many existing types
The wings are go arranged as to form
N-shaped surface. and many experts be-
lieve that a machine built on those lines
is capable OF attaining higher speed than
the type in general use
The fact that the lines in such ma
chine conform closely 20 those Of bird
I'm fight has been the basic idea in
many experiments by inventors. but the
Dunno plane is the first to he built along
such lines under a patentee's license in
the United States.
The Burgess company's new product ls
unouestionably mountaineering flyer.
The question of lateral control is solved
largely in the construction and is auto
matte in its action. In referring to the
new machine and its recent performance
Mr.. Russell wrote
Notwithstanding this company's for
NOR license with the Wright COMPANY
under which Mr.. BURGESS skill as a de-
signer made the aeroplane and flying
boats built in Marblehead the standard
equipment OF both the army and the
navy. we all have realized that the man
uallv controlled type OF aeroplane was
not practicable for sporting use.
For this reason Mr.. Burgess acquired
the exclusive license for the manufacture
Of the Dunno aeroplane Already its op-
Grafton has exceeded our greatest antci-
patton It's lateral balance is perfect and
its fore and aft control is so simple as 10
be acquired in less than half the time
necessary on the older type machines.
This IS the first machine Of the Dunno
type TO be adapted 10 marine flying
either In this country or abroad, and we
believe that It marks. at least for Ameri-
can development, new era IN practical
flying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
GOES FROM TANGO TO BAR
John McDill Fox, Of Harvard,
Full Fledged Lawyer Now.

Boston. March s-John McDill Fox. the
Harvard law school student who has been
giving society tango lessons because his
w.al,bv relatives in Milwaukee cut off his
allowance. has passed the massachusetts
bar examination and been admitted 10
practice in Massachusetts.
Fox. who Is twenty-three wears old. ives
in Perkins Hall. Cambridge, and fell into
disfavor with his rich Western relatives
owing to his Partially for = particular
glrl. He is graduate OF Notre Dame
University. '0s. where he was valedicto-
rian. He is a cousin OF Melville u. stone.
q, the Associated Press. and the late
William F. Villas, o. Wisconsin Fosunas-
ter General and Secretary Of the Interior
under President Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
GLENN CURTlSS DENIES
ORVILLE WRIGHT'S CHARGE
Disclaims Bad Faith in Aero
Suit-Says He Borrowed No
Ideas of Construction.

Ever stree OrNille Wright made an eX-
haustive statement on the Wright COM
pany's attitude in the matter Of aeroplane
royalties which reflected more or less
discredit upon the methods and motives
of Glenn H. Curtiss. those interested in
aviation have awaited q rejoinder from
Curtiss with much interest. Mr. Curtiss,
who is in New York arranging details OF
the proposed transatlantic fight with
Rodman Wanamaker. last night gave out
the following statement:
ON some New York daily papers there
have been published during the last weel,
certain statements attributed 20 Orville
Wright regarding his attitude in the
.eroplane patent situation Mixed I'm with
these direct quotations were insinuatiOns
impucning my good faith IN the patent
litigation and carrying suggestions which
] cannot believe Mr.. Wright or any other
sane man ever made.
"'rhe idea that any single line or par;
or my machine was either copied from
the Wright machines. suggested by the
WIights or by their machines, is absurd.
81 not malicious. My first public flights.
ss q member OF the Aerial Experiment
Association. are matters OF record, and
were made months before the Wrlghts
exhibited their machines or made their
fist public flights. I never had an item
81 Information from either OF the Wrights
which helped me IN designing or con
strlcting my machines or that ever con
sciously used.
~ believe to-day. as 7 always have be-
Neycd. that the Curtiss control differs
Fundamentally from that employed by me
virgins and that its superiority 70 the
Wright system is demonstrated By the
records OF the two machines during the
last FIVE years
That was unable 10 demonstrate this
intricate technical point satisfactorily to
the court 7 consider misfortune, largely
due 20 the fact that our knowledge oil
aviation was vastly less when this case
went into court. several years ago. than
" Z. to-day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09

II tried 10 tempt her with all kinds OF
good things 10 cat" said Snyder yestcr-
day. but She wouldn't touch thing.
wasn't worried. because sometimes dur
ing tho winter they will go six or seven
weeks without food. and Princess went
for nearly two years"
But yesterday the keeper got hold OF
a choice bit OF pork in the shape OF a
young 'piglet' weighing eight pounds.
II was home-grown-that is. raised on the
farm in the park-and az tempting a
piece Of bait az was ever dangled in the
face or any reptile.
Snyder had the pig killed and thon
opened the door OF the pythons cage.
The keeper pushed the porkcr in. tckled
her nose with It and then the python lost
all desire 10 continue tile hunger strike.
TIL. eight. pound tidblt had awakened the
old desire for food. In n few more days
che Will get n thirty pound pig tho
regulation sire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
MARCH 2
Manhattan.

HATH ST iS West: Joseph Mich hsus~ "
Martha Goldman et al: Jan :, 1914; 80
STH AVE. % and 1885, Kalitz 4 schnis
aet George Kern e. al. Aug a.. 1913 wv
a5TH ST, Il East. Joel BJork eSt ArtnH'
Vernav ct al. March g. 1914. $3.50 s.
SAME PROPERTY; same agt same MAE
.. 1914 $500 Sc.
LORING PL. IS. 10 n : - west Fordne
I'd: Angelo VI Vigisno agt Beckmsnn Rssr
and Construction CO e. al; July ~ Is' 70"
celled); $50 90.
same PROPERTY: Giuseppe Giorsi as' an'
July -. 1918 cancelled: F54 %.
SAME PROPERTY; church osts ,rr
SAME PROPERTY; Donate Beno'eh'o "
same. July % 1918 cancelled; So n
SAME PROPERTY; George Colon sst san
Aug IA. 1918 cancelled; f2.8l 30
SANE PROPERTY: DIN J stephens me !"
same Aug 8. 1913 cancelled; S1 - =,
SAME PROPERTY: Mchae, Serom' ="
same. Julv O.. 1918 cancelled; sss
SAME PROPERTY. FIippi III stsn!sT /"
some. Julv % 1918 cancelled; 10 ~ ~
SAME PROPERTY. PasQuale Feies@ "
same. Tulv o. 1913 Ocancclleo). '5s%
SAME PROPERTY; Vito Luise ag 's""
.rulv ~ 1918 cancelled 80. 80 s,
SAME PROPERTY. Dittmsr PoNdsr 80
Inc. agt same: july p 1918 'canceie,l - "a
SAME PROPERTY. Tony oarrssn' !"
same. July Is. 1918 Cancelled: slss7 =.
SAME PROPERTY, J BITE -
same. July 26. 1918 cancelled 5 1'
LORTNG pr :. 10 II or fcrnnam ~
Clacomo Longone Az Beckmann HsalV ~
Construction Co e. a.. July O. 1918 'ctnos''''
t2l7 g.
CT ANN'S AVE. 40 and ~. CAME. So :,
& Rowland agt Ebling Brewing 90 = a. ="
10. 1914: $685. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
WEBEAT YOU ANTS
CRY AT SUFFRAGISTS
Miss Bronson Claims Credit for
All Defeats for Her
Organization.

Washington. March S.-The ant-suffra-
gists took TO themselves the credit Of the
defeats Of suffrage in a statement issued
to-day by Miss Minnie Bronson. secretary
Of the National Association Opposed 10
Woman Suffrage, who stopped at Wash
ngton for few hours on her way 10
New York from Cincinnati.
Miss Bronson expressed the opinion that
the country should know what her or
ganization has accomplished within the
last twelve months. because the record
may be taken as an indication OF coming
anti-sunrage victories in the states OF
New York, New Jersey, South Dakota,
North Dakota Montana. Nevada and Ne
brasks. all OF which will decide the SUI
frage question within the next year or
eighteen months. Miss Bronson's rec
ord" OF anti-suffrage achievements IN the
year Just ended includes. she says:
The refusal Of the House Rules Com
mittee 10 establish in the House Of Rep
resentatives a standing committee on
woman suffrage.
President Wilson's refusal TO notice in
his message 10 Congress or in any other
way the request Of the suffragists that he
urge that woman suffrage be made fed
eral issue
The defeat in the Democratic caucus Of
the House by 3 vote Of 127 TO % Of the mo-
ton to compel the Committee on Rules 10
report the resolution calling for the estab-
lishment Of the proposed standing com
mittee.
Representative Underwood notice in a
speech on the floor OF the House that the
Democratic party takes the position that
woman suffrage is state and not fed
eral question.
The defeats al the primaries or in the
legislatures OF Michigan. Connecticut
Massa chusetts. Florida, Maine. Iowa,
Maryland and Virginia OF tho suffrage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH I.
Manhattan.

9TH AVE. ~: County Holding 60 att
Tnico Realty TO 81 al foreclosure OF mort
gage: aitornc,s. Merrill K Rogers
4TH ST. 500 West. Frances Quinn sgt
Mary l. Guernsey foreclosure OF mortgage
attorneys. Wayland u Bernard
THOMAS ST. cor Greenwich 81. ~ sy
ast Frederick Manke foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE: attorney. T. l. Polk.
10TH ST. Al East also Columbus ave, 35;
two actions: John McNamce agt Cstharine
cages: attorney. \ Johnson.
GOTH ST, s8 West. Lansing Satterles
agt Elsa l. Won Arkovy 81 al 1foreclosurs OF
mortgage. attorney. " Mayou.
DIST ST $40 10 so West. James Herr
man act Jeanette q Jefe et al faction N de
clare Hem; attorneys. Greene Hurd &
S,owen
CHRYsTIE ST. 1855: Ernst Plsth ast To-
renzo I1lo e. al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
attorney =. Il Chcdsey.
SEDGWICK AVE. bet 1881 and Ford
ham I'd. f0.fIx12G.3; william l. PENNY 90 al
agt Eugene j Qun 81 al amended fore
closure OF mortgage; attorney r Fenlon.
LENOX AVE. . :, All n Of 1881 Fl.
50xS5. Charles II Young ~ al agt Samuel
Psrnass 81 al dofcclosur. Of mortgage. at
torney. \ Etchle.
The Bronx.
WILKINS AVE 1855. MORT, l. woclf AK,
Tleischmann Realty Co. Inc. 81 81 fore
closure OF mtg. attorneys. Cary 6.
WILKES AVE-. 1850; Walter s Gurne-
agf Fleischmann Realty CO. Inc ct al (fore-
closure ~ mtg. attorneys Cary & g.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, . s. 90 n = OF
10Th ~. 4OxlOO. Charles Schneider at
Mary Pe,tke (forecloeure ~ mtg; attorney.
- Stecklcr
BECK ST. SIS 100 n "a % Ave 81 John.
iO0Nl"j. George VI Krakower agt Ostro Con
struction 60 81 al foreclosure OF mtgJ. at
torneys. Krakower a y
FREMONT AVE II 8. 100 n w OF Pros
poet ave. 25K1O0. Charles Shapiro agt Bertha
labas - al ,action 10 foreclose mechanic $
Hem. attorney. u : Deutsch.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " s. bet 18th
and lSoih sts lot ~. blk SIS. section II .
Samuel Godstickor agi Joseph N Flannerv
- ~ faction 10 forcclose tax Hem. attorney.
r. Jacobs
LOT sos map Of portion ~ tina Hunt
estate. Nestchester 60; Helen g Tomiinson
Hgt Catherine Il GirouN ~ nj foreclosure Of
mtG. attorneys. clocke, X a r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
The SYMPATHY
AND CONDOLENCES
OF COMPETITIONS

are almighty poor substitutes Lv'
loss of business and customer,
after fire has swept through YOU
vulnerable. inhammable bulldIhs,
leaving you helpless and ousin,ess,
loss tor. perhaDs. months. DV 20
trade is very difficult TO resAn;;
immunity from fire is just one =;
the many good qualities possessSNy,'
bv the splendid new ) story .U..
building 6GXl0o. At 80 20 l59 fel.s
St. near Washington 81 hS ,,
many. many others. OF when r 80.
pamphlet tells. Ask for a. IL
ideal building is 10 lease as 2 NnV.s
10 one tenant at a very !gN ~
10 10 s. 800 per lott. Always opsir
for Inspection. which is reque,stes,Di
James n. Cruikshank. - bloe'N
street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09

sve prior mtg s27. 900; Oct u. ra, a.
Broadway hno1, n
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. IS
hldus st, loox-; Boulevard Theatre .ns INN
Corporation 10 American Real Fs,s, na Really
Slh ave; March s, due Aug J. 1917: 20 :.
Co. i76 Broadway ana TTus,
WEST FARMS ROAD. . g. 2,sat
81. 100 5xS29.l: John Bell 90 10 IohrS o. ~
Upper Nyack. y Y; Fec u. w. '0ln Bel
'SV NIgr G s1,9rney "a knox rs Brosdsssay ''r'
land al Throgs Neck. 5Oxl5O: ANN q ma,
10 Peter Often. 1921 Clinton ave: Nc Fern
years; per cent; 81 90; attorneys S such g.
43j East lleth 81 '"h'h p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH :
Mann attain.

BEENMA% ST. s. whole bet Water and
FrOn; SITS. for 3 sly storage. if6.lXf5 ~ Z
-x4f9. X Livingston. A31 West 14th s..
owner. ! Maher, 43l West i4th s., archi-
tect. s3S 600
153D ST. =. 80 n OF Amsterdam ave.
for a > stv tenmt. G0x9a II. Alexander Grant
Construction Co ia West 1Slst 81. owner
schwartz & Cross. 80 9Th ave architects
$50. 600
Dist ST. ia n OF ath ave. for a
20 stv lofts and stores. 1i5x9s o: TEon Realty
co. 245 West both 81. owner; W Hacfeli, PAS
West 18th st. architect. $3.50. 600
The Bronx.
Sd AVE. 8. $3.50 n OF SD 81. sty
brk store. 5OXlSj.3l: Henry Weaver 1Jt
West 1isth 81, owner, Albert f. Davis, 2JS
East l3Sth St architect $50. 900
COLLEGE AVE =. 60 n OF S9th 81.
sty brlS store. 1Gx25: Joseph Schmidt 2j1
West l09th st. owner; William Tilden Koch.
81 East 204th st: 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
Peasant Handicraft in Exhibit

A collection Of FIVE hundred exhibits ex-
employing the handicraft OF Hungarian
peasants will be on view in tho National
Arts Club galleries. No. ll9 East 18th
street beginning on Wednesday. The ar
ticles were gathered by J. Nilsson Laur-
vik, assisted by Done Koperly. OF the
Home Industry Association, at Budapest.
The collection will be exhibited in all the
larger cities throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
To Talk on Color Photography

The American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers will meet tomorrow evening at
the Engineers Building. No. % West S9tn
street The session will be devoted TO the
subject Of color photography, It's processes
and results. The speakers will be i. e.
Ives, Wesley Allison and John Powrie,
orignators OF various color processes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09

Vincenzo Crsone yrs from May J leii, slV'''
attorney Francis n Mancuso. 20 Broadway. ,
5TH AVE as y s. ALL Austin Flint 10 NJ
stewart & CO. 404 5th ave. 25is yrs from Naf.n ~
I. 1914. $4,000. attorneys scibert' = -
THOMPSON ST. % and 30. south store. ca
igens' Investing co 20 Louis Trscnman' ~
Thompson 81: yrs from Jan ], 1914. S"' AT
tcrney. A Teitelbaum -, ,..,,,t
90 20 Mason and Seaman Transportaueh 60, -
So West 9th st; yrs from Jan !. 43i CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
Will Speak on Canal Tolls.

st the University Of Pennsylvania Club
sinner at the WaldorfAsto on Satur-
DAY next Professor Emory r. Johnson,
who drew up the Panama Canal tolls
rules for President Taft, will speak on
England and the Tolls" Other speakers
will be Lindley NJ. Garrison. Secretary OF
War; Governor Miller OF Delaware. James
g. Beck and Provost Edgar T. Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
MARCH :.
Manhattan.

Alice E. shoenberser TO LAWYERS Mosrs
Co. SO ooc
Dora INeber 10 K1aber Realty Co. g.
Julia d Tomels, eXtrx. 70 Julia n Torel. A
VIM " Martin. eIr 10 August Ruil SiS0M
Richard II Breen 20 Title Guar 4 TIN
Co. S. oco
L Trust co OF y 70 Ei~arj Bl,i
$50 600.
Edward r Black 70 Fredk A Clark mx
Geo y Chisolm ana ano. eyrs 20 Geo
Ch'solm, 81 al. trus. t5i.sH II.
Same 10 same. sA,s3e 5s.
Tho Bronx.
Howard n Hunter 20 laura n rsinhsr T.
Harry 2 Evans 10 Jane NJ Dollinger ia
y y Trust Co 70 Title Guar e 1rus ca
$3.50. 900.
Lawyers Trtls ms and Trust % TO Ernsa
Quadri. $500
HAITI. Greenwa.t 20 0ratz Ros.nbun q
mtgs). 800
Anna J. Moore 70 Cath A Mc1uire 81
Smada Realty co 20 Josephine cook. IN
Land CO A Ecenweld 10 ksts Bel, "
Anna G Patterson TO Isabella " Ennlst u
Isidor Harlfb 10 John Morrissay. 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
Kenneth Ives & Co. hudson ,,l'.,.si h,,,' I"
NEW JERSEY.

oo ACRES IN MIDpLTsEX co, y a.
main auto road: genuine bargain
Fitz Randolph. g. W seth 81. \. ]. Xxi
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBS. ia, nrcs,
for Tho Tribune received at the = s,,h ~.
No 1854 Broadway between 5oth ana '..sr,l,d
until O'Clock y. m. Advertisements, ,csssf
NJ the following branch offices AZ ,ss en- s,s
rates until O'Clock y. m, VIZ. - regBS
at tho following branch offices ~ " W s,h ave-.
rates until o'clock y. m. VIA W W wea "
corner leth st.. iOi East 18th ST. W
st.. between eth and sth aysa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
Abusing Police Cost Him S15,

william Alger. who the police say, is
coop fighter" on san Juan Hill was
fined 50 in the West Side court yesterday
for trying 10 rescue a prisoner from Pa
trolman William Morrison. As he paid
his fine he called the policeman liar.
Magistrate Corrigan fined him so more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH T.
AA..i,.AAan

MARCH 7.
Manhattan.
9TH sT 8 West; Charles Eos,.r AZ S'
Irwin Eisfeldt owner; Msrius Fshre, l.ss'
and contractor; Ss2t IS.
The Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 1904. Feinbtu
Fslnberg es. George Brown, owner ana ~'
tractor; s1l4
1e2D ST. vs.. $50 - o, Boston "a. Ell,
National Fyreproof Sash and Door 20 AZ Nv
Realty Co, Inc. owner and contractor; wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-09
Manhattan.

DIVISION ST 1S7. s. 26.ix545 Louis
Lese and ano 10 Frederic Middlebrook, OF
Brooklyn. yrs. April 8. 1891; $4,000; at
torneys. Bowers x ;. 49, cedar 81
ELIZABETH S'r TO : 8. l93x50: Teresa
Gfdari 10 Maria LivOti 2S8 Elizabeth ST.
Feb Is due Sept -. 1914 per cent 81 600.
LEXINGTON AVE. 81 10 60; s. 5sN
Hotel Bclmore COrpn. 10 the Grammont co.
= Rector ST: March u. install. per cent
collateral mtg. $3.50, attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway
ID AVE 1882 g. % lNioo, 20 aye 10
and 2i27 q. 4OxNO. Harry \ Wikus 4"
George Keau. : West lolst 81: mos. per
cent. March .. $1,000. attorneys Lewko-
WIZ & : - Nassau ~.
9TH ST 32S and $50 East. 7.6y-: Joseph
Wollman 20 Ezra WOllman, 220 East 9th ~.
FEB 20. due per bond; $1,000; attorney,
Joseph Wollman. 80 ID ave.
@5TH ST. . East .jXlOO5. Charles 3
Saufer TO Frederick A clark. Coopcrstown,
y Y. March Is. due ss per bond; SlJ.OoO,
attorney. Title Guarantee 90. l'6 Broadway.
JSTH ST sos and $40 West flllXl0o5:
Bernard Reich to the Grammont GO. Rec
tor ST. March prior mtg $4,000, install !;
per cent. Sji.j70. attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance 60. 1850 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Hotel Traymore.
Corp'n, 10 same: March G. install per
cent. collateral mtg, S5t.57o. attorney same.
lo4TH st, ST 1854 East $ :@Nioo u, Ade'
ago Co 25S East i3sth 81: March 6; ] yr;
& per cont. sGi0; attorney Isaac Levison.
c0s East l3sth St
l
Keen to Title Guarantee and Trust co. 1876
Broadway. due RS per bond March o.,
$4,000
i26rH Sr. ia West i7N99l ~ & "
Holding Go. Inc 20 Mas Kohrc. rs West
1@@d 81; March u prior mtg <i2 o00l due
Sept o. 1914. u per cent. s. 600. attorneys.
strauss & Singer - Cedar ST.
iS3D ST 500 and all west. S5X1f ~.
Placid Realty GO 10 Abel King ana ano. liS
Fast G5th So March prior mtg So. 0o0) :
yrs. q per cent. $4,000; attorneys, Lese 4
g. 50 Nassau ST.
The Bronx.
CLINTON AVE. n W .. 1882 n OF is2d
-. 2oN92.s; Frederick Schmidt 10 LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust 60, 100 broadway ..
March u. > yrs. "a per cent. So 500
IONElN ELI. AVE. " cor lS'd NJ, ,SlON
1901. Jacob Cohen Construction co aud ano
20 Lawyers Mortgage co. % Liberty 81, March
6. due. etc. per bond. So eco attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 l,6 Broadway.
MONTERREY AVE. sc cor l,ath 81. LIKES;
Walter Aronstein ct al To fincus i.oncnfcld
aud ano. 100 East cath ~. March 4, Nrs. s'r
pet cent. 81 ooo. attorney Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. ii6 Broadway
Park AVE. cor lttncr Place. loaN9o.
Emil Pallmann TO Margaret knox, as Mott
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF purchaser and
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
MARCH 4
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL EsTArsFoR SALE oR1oI y
MEsTCHhsTEK COIN1l

now rs THE TIME 90 invest IN sro .,,e, .
lots We oner highly improved 80 "
wholesale prices and on very easy "vrit
assist Won to build. Investigate thls a,n
phone or call New York Res"N
aso f,iffh Ave- Il
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TERATIONS.
MARCH T.
Manhattan.

7TH AVE. 400. TO sly station. Penn
Tunnel and Terminal Railroad 60. eth ave
and 32d ST. owner; Gibbs z Hill architects.
80 900
1i4TH ST. 1853 West. 10 sty dwle. w
Frank. 55S 9th ave owner; Gronenberg &
Leuchtag. 303 9TH ave. architects $1,000
9TH AVE. cor or 18Th 81. to "A sly
fenmt and store. ! Smith. ll9 Broadway.
owner: Gronenberg IS Leuchtas. architects /;
s. 600.
The Bronx.
INTERNALE AVE. " $. 400 n = ~ lS9t n
~. = sty brk store and dwls. 20X5@ &
George Granada. 1910 Fox 81. owner. u "
Del Gaudio. 40l fremont ave. architect
81 500