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The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-10-09
PROLONGED Probation

Prolonged Probation.
II do believe that by the time the
ham is gone your love will also be
ended"
us that so? If you believe that,
better give me a. larger ham!"-Meg-
gendorfer Blaetter.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-10-09

American railroads employ 1916
239 persons, who last year received
$1S73, S30, 5S9 I'm wages.
The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1914-10-09

w. N. u, MILWAUKEE, NO. 41-1s14.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
CHICAGO GRAIN DECLINES
Wheat Has an Early Buying
Flurry-Provisions Off.

Chicago. Jan n.-Bearish prospects for
the winter crop in the United States more
than counterbalanced in the wheat market
to- day an effort 10 lift prices because OF
unusually cold weather and lack OF snow
protection in Western Europe. Despite an
early bulge. the close was steady al the
same as last night 10 a shade decline
Other speculative articles all showed net
loss-corn sac TO Sc. oats lsc to &c and
provisions TIC TO l2i2c. Surprise over un-
expected strength at Liverpool gave the
wheat market an upward tendency at
first. After shorts had covered, however.
the buying furry ceased and traders took
more notice Of domestic advices. particu-
larry the Ohio State report, which csti-
mated the condition Of winter wheat TO
be lO1. against 30 year ago. Radical de-
preston in the value of red winter grades
at Toledo was regarded as significant and
was coupled with news from Kansas city
that red winter premiums there were fad
ing away on account OF nearly half the re-
ceipts being of that grade. Range OF
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Moving Pictures Will Be
Exhibited at Broadway
Playhouse.
APARTMENT HOUSES
IN THE BRONX SOLD
One in Fox Street, Adjoining
Home Avenue, Figures in
Trade for Lots.

Klaw & Granger have leased the Cri-
terion Theatre, at Broadway and ATTN
street. 10 the American Nitagraph Com
panv of America. The lease Is for
period Of one year. and begins on Feb
ruary ..
l.. Rosen has sold for Lowenfeld X
Prayer No. ili1 Fox street five story
apartment house. on a plot 5oXSs feet
adioining the southwest corner OF Home
street. The buyer IS John Oehler, who
gave in part payment the plot OF three
lots. 7i6xl00 feet, on the west side OF
Third avenue. 81 feet north OF lsZd street
The Mason Construction Company Is re-
norted to have sold the five story apart
ment house. on a plot 60.sxl07x Irregular
AT No. 1892 Kelly street, adjoining the
northeast corner of 165th street.
Emil Ornsten has bought from Francis
r. Scott No 1922 First avenue, three
story building. on a lot 20.5xloo feet, be-
tween Sth and Sth streets. The buyer
owns Nos. 1874 and 1926, adjoining.
Smith & Phelps have sold the three
story and basement dwelling house, on a
lot 1S6x1O05 feet. No 325 East 49th street
CHRISTOPHER II. Unlandhern is the owner
of record.
4. A. Kruger has sold for Mrs. Cattle
rine Gass. wife of former Register Frank
Gass. No. 1909 Pelham Road two ana
onc-half story frame dwelling house. ON
plot 5Ox1n feet. near Westchester ave
nue.. TO Marie Louise Farrell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salesroom. Nos. II and IS Vesey
street:
BY Henry Brady.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 14t, cor 1i1th
st, 9.IX10I11X252xe2.5 sty tenmt and
stores; sold TO the plaintiff for $4,000
PATH ST. 5l3 and 6l5 West, Q, 1895 ~
W OF Amsterdam ave. 53xi00. Tx irreg; sly
nathouse: sold 10 the plaintiff for s67,I50.
93D ST. SO West. $. so. 10 II OF Column
bus ave. 19.2x1oos; sty tenmt; Withdrawn
NASSAU sT 60. s. 1873 It Of Maiden
lane 226x47.6; . sty loft and stores bldg
sold to George W Bradicich for So
BY J. II. Mayors.
MADISON AVE. 1881. es, 81 It 8 Of s7th
ST. 1ssx6s2; 3 sly dwg; sold TO the plain
tit for $19.9s0.
BY Joseph p. Day
1s4TH ST 500 and bo5 West n q, 100 ~
OF Amsterdam ave. 5Ox99 II; sty tenmt
ad journed TO January -.
BY Herbert A. sherman.
SYST ST. 1875 East. n o. 1866 II Of Ave-
nue. A, 25xlo22; sty tenmt; sold TO the
plaintiff for 100000.
BY Daniel Greenwsld.
PITT ST. 20, VS. 100 II OF Brooms st,
25X1OO; 5,sty tenmt and stores: Clinton st.
%. g. l75 n OF Rivlngton st. 25x10O;
> sty tenmt and stores; adjourned TO Feb
ruary 10.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
VALENTINE AVE. 242s-3s n cor 18th
~. l00xi35, sty ivy and vacant: Valentine
ave. n cor 1s7th 81, 13 s5x25x15O to Tie
bout 3s.3X235 vacant; adjourned TO Feb
ruary TO-
By Henry Brady.
IBID ST. i5s East, = cor Eden ave- e51
46T; sty bldg and vacant. sold 10 the
plaintiff for So 300
WALTON AVE. q s, OIL n n of 1s3d st, 80
x9j; vacant. sold to the defendant for 50. s25.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
HUGHES AVE, 1876 s. 209s II OF
10th 81, 2sx95 10 Belmont ave 26x9j .
sly d~g; adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21

mia. fancy. 24d25c: Pennsylvania. lpu !oc !
PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia mixed. la 'sv
Western. milk fed fancy 20a2lc. ~ 10
each. 1Sc. corn fc0. fancy. TO- We ~
AZ NJ. ISiac: Michigan, large. ~. OUT
Western. sralded. 1Sihc. CAPoNS. Ihiiau',,
phIs. 9 To- 10 No each, - SOC, I TO : Ip. ~
ii PC. slips 20me1c. Ohio. 10 ana oN'l'
2sc. e 20 : 10. II Ia BE. other Western. l a,et
2ac; 10 III. 2lA22c. slips. ion ~Vooo
FOWLS. - TO box. dry. Western boxes w o
10 and over 10 dozen, dry picked. l"o;
60 ~ NJ. 1Sc. 43 90 - no. l,c 80 10 - lu,
Ice 30 20 - III. 15c. under 30 H. Tag -
hhls 10 each. iSc. no, l1c. ~ 10. l"it
1Gc 10 and under. ijc. Southern anu
Southwestern. average. 1917 a i6igc' Mich-
gsu. scaldcd fancy, i1isc. mixed. lp'ev
other Western. scalded. fancy. ltc. smeN,
15c Western and Southern. poor. ~ u &c;
OLD COCKS 10. 13ifc. DUCKS ONO auu
Michigan. spring. fancy. lie. other western
choice. 16dl7 average. 14G l5c' poor. W
n 12c. GEESE. Ohio and Michigan spring
fancy. lGdl7c, choice. i5is n lbc, aNeInse'
IA Toe. poor. 10G12c. SQUADS, prl.t'
white. 10 III 20 dozen. 81 90. H. 81 900. ~
: No.. So 30. H. s. 30: g 20 6ia lh. y 'on -
dark 81 -: GUINEAS spring. = 10 TO pan
rer pair. 81 ijdS 20. 10 each per PAIR
zoe dSi.
MILK AND CREAM market remains
about as 81 was . week ago The supply -
considerably IN excess Of the demand. II Is
considered that rate Of fkc for Grade III
tho @G-Cent zone represents the market 'alue.
Tie receipts OF milk and cream in forty quart
cans for the week ended January IL were AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
WILL ALTER HOME CLUB
Premises Will Be Converted
Into Bachelor Apartments.

PIiny Fisk. the banker. and his associate
owners of the Home Club, a nine story
structure at No. II to Is East 18th street
are going to convert the property into
bachelor apartment house.
Plans for the conversion we're filed yes
terday by Freeman & Tlsmay, who esti-
mate that the necessary changes VIII IN
volve an expense OF 5000. The Homo
club is massive structure. with stone
facade and was built about ten years ago
ON cooperative plan Of ownership to
nroviJe exclusive homes. Mr.. FISK is the
principal owner.
Plans were also filed for making over
the four story and basement private
dwelling house at No. Q East 18th street
into stores. with bachelor apartments
above at q cost Of 5000. Henry Amer
man and Mrs Mary Nicoll are the own
ers. Charles Brown is the lessee. George
A. & Henry Boehm are the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Title Guarantee and Trust GO TO New YORK
Investors Corpora ton; $50 600
Same 10 same: $50. 600.
Same to same; S2OOOu
Same to same: sl35OOo. u
Rertha p Thomson and ano 10 Henry
NCgel; 81. "a r-,., "a IN
George d Nicholas; $1,000. ,
same 10 LYDIA NJ Sullivan; $1,000
Elias Cohen 10 Ida Hillson; sio,Voee,
Michele Pallsdino to Pietro Anzoione; ~;
Albert Jarmulowsky ct al, exrs, to ELIAS
Cohen; Sc 500. .,
Charles Remsen and ano. trus' 10 |hHree
Romsen AMI ano. exrs: S44. 900
''V %onycnt park Construction Co to Elias A
Eumice r Allen 10 Edward Marx and sno.
trus; $50 900.
ana sno. exr and trus; $4,000.
Adolph Hupfel, jr. 10 New York Trust
Co; 81. =.
Frederick " Guy ana ano 10 Anna NJ
Taylor; 81.
Same 10 same ~.
rvman Goddard to Chas Aronson: 81.
solomon Cohen 10 Daniel Hecht, $4,000.
Max Fine 20 Jennie Rich 81.
North River Savings Bank TO German
Savings Bank; $4,000.
Tho Bronx.
Farmer. Loan and Trust Co. trus. 10
Eii5 steinmuiier to Mary Lsuterbsch;
s. 600 -
Frederick storck to John Nubel. tr;
s.. 500.
snO; S67,372.
New York Trust Co TO City Mortgage
CO. 81.
Investors Corporation $40, 900.
Same 10 same; 500. 900.
Pincus Iowenfeld and ano 10 New York
Trust Co; 800.
James G Wentz 10 Edward A Ridley;
So. 900.
New York Trust CO TO Lawyers Mort
gage CO. $40 1000.
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO New York
Investors Corporation, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JANUARY 20.
Manhattan.

BEAVER ST. % and 70; store and base
mcnt. New and Beaver Arcade co 10 Samuel
Genecn - YRS from May !. 1914; fi4. 600: ad
dress Berkeley Heights. y J.
BOW ERY. 26l; Estate OF Geo Rudd 10 Sam
Vel Zuckerman. yrs from Jan |, 1914; 81. 800
address 1899 42d 81. Brooklyn
tTH AVE. 30. store floor. etc: Sylvan
Metzger TO Max kemelhor. > yrs mos from
oct !. 1915. 81 $40; address, 256 9th ave.
18TH ST n >. $50 q of 9th ave. 10 9x103
tho land. Frederick Van Beuren ct al &c
Walter ';ano eNr: 10 yrs mo from Nov l.
1919 81 600; address. $50 West l4lst st.
TOrH ST. AIS East, and Ave A. 1905 and
1901. stores. VI ! Burstein 20 Nicholas SZnto-
vicz yrs from May /. 1913. 81. 200: address
43s Fest 10Th 81.
18TH ST 3Is East ALL Ida Sunderland e
Samuel Nassau. yrs from Feb /. 1914: A.-
c-7; ad iress. $50 West bath ST.
18TH ST. 326 East; all. Ida Sunderland &c
Samuel Nassau. 3 yrs from Feb I. 1914; 81.
627. address so Wet l3sth ST.
both ST. l2l West: all; John Bussing Il
Alice Thompson: 3 mos; ST. address. i2l
West both IT.
i4sTH ST 5i4 West: store: Hulse Garag,
Co. Inc 70 Morris Hassman. yrs mos from
Jan /, 1914. $40: address 5l4 West 145th Fl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
7TH AVE. CORNER
FACTORY LEASED
Structure at 29th Street Will Be
Altered-Other Rentals
for Business.

The estate Of FIR. Beck has leased from
the New York Life Insurance and IruS'
Company the six story wallpaper Factory
al the southwest corner OF Seventh ave
nue. and 99th street. which is TO be al
tered at cost of $1,000 into SNOW
-, hu,1d;,g for hotel supplies. The
plans are by Thomas H. styles.
Hell e. Stern leased in Nos. 81 ana %
West 18th street the sixth loft TO bacH'
Newman & Scheller; in Nos. q and a
Madison avenue, sixth loft. to A. Lewis "
Co: in Nos. Is and II East I'D street
seventh loft. to Max Schwartz, and IN
Nos 6 and 8 West ed street, second lolt
n the G. s G.. Waist and Dress Com
pany.
Van Norden e. Wilson have leased tof
the Volunteers of America tho ffth moor
at No. 81 West 2Sth street to william
Stern. furrier for a term or years LOT
the Bancroft Realty Company, space III
No. = 10 9 West 18th street 90 II. Nester-
man: space in the same building to J. -
Naenes: space at No. 10 West 9th street
TO Abraham Frankel; for long term ioi
the Rogers estate. No. 80 South street
corner of Coentes Slip, TO Harry Parker
who will make extensive alterations loi
his business
The Cross & Brown Company leased the
fifth foor at No As West 56th street tc
Adolph Berkowitz; the sixteenth moor a.
No. IS West 18Th street to Robert -
Kohn. and the sixth floor at Nos. ana
10 West 18th street 10 G. W. r. Bowling
Tucker. Speyers & co. leased to Otto
Kohn the fifth floor AT No 70 West SS'n
street
Irnger & Watson. Inc leased the dwell
ing house No 22i East sd street TO trhs'
and Margaret Grohs for term OF years
The Societe FRANCHISE des Films e.
Cinematographes Eclair has taken
lease of the fourth floor OF the LeaNit'
Building. No. i26 to 1S2 West 18th street
for executive and rental offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Dwelling, Apartment Leases

Pcasc & Gilman have leased an apart
ment at No 3S; Park avenue Tor MIS-.
Flizabeth Coudert 10 Mrs. +. Is. Fraser.
one at No l67 West I'D street to MISS
NVest s,st street to Mrs c. Mather.
William J Roome a Co, Inc, nave
leased for tho estate Of John Il. Scott the
dwelling No. 25S West oath street TO Al
fred Eynard. r..
a term. OF years for Pease Gilman. as
agents. the ninth foor west apartment az
No 100 East 10Th street To Jorge Andre.
who was recently married to Miss Laura
Webb and for Mrs. j. &. Anderson her
five story and basement dwelling at NO
"a East 5lst street for the season, fur-
nished 10 i H. Alexandra, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
LONDON WOOL sAl''

London. Jan. 2o.-Then ..a.s II
offered al The wool sales ~, 80
ding was active and the ,'e.a,,r.s =
series we're paid Tho Nsa..sf =
made an especially gooa So i ~
limos brought - SID s. -
washed lambs Is. Anls'.rss -
few lots OF good merinos. .sss
New south wales. 500 osss,'a
G2s Sd: greasy Ttdgh, "a sr-ss
7 400: secured. is % 2 - "a ~, .essfft
Is gid. victorian. sseV' s,-d -
% SID: greasy. -. IA
,raita, 500. greasy. >gsSrs ~
tralia, 900 greasy. laiiH
Zealand, 100. greasy afit
Arenas 1900. greasy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
BUYING IN BROOKLYN
Apartment Houses in Sumner
Ave. Figure in Trade.

NJ c. O'Bren sold for the Sumner De-
velopment Company the two four story
apartment houses-the Buckingham ana
the IAncashire-on the northwest corner
Of Sumner avenue and Van Buren, street
The company took in exchange plot on
the north side of McDonough street, 70
feet west OF Tompkins avenue. 1ooXlD
feet, on which is the home or B. H. Moore'
The deal involved about SlN'0W
Buckley & Horton sold for william A.
Masscroft and Rufus T. Griggs TO the
Central Hygiene Artificial Ice Company
a plot on the south side of Atlantic ave-
nue.. between Grand and Classon avenues
Sox9co feet. running through to PACING
street. The buyers intend to erect plant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Stadler Out of Malt Corp,

The designations OF c. a. Stadler' A.
y. Parlln and Thomas 5. Olive as direc-
tors OF the American Malt Corporation
were announced yesterday. +. A. Russ, w.
Il. Franklin and stephen n. Bond were
elected TO succeed them.
Last July the American Mailing Com
pany, which has since been absorbed by
the American Malt Corporation, brought
an Injunction suit against Adolph keitel
from Issuing circulars attacking the Malt
ing company. keitel, however, is still
publishing his circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21

due. etc. as per bond: si.2oo attorney J"
2isD 81. > part lots lIC s and ~ 10 , hnD
renheld property. 2jxlOo, rIea ~ prr,or mtg
81 800 Jan 49, yrs per cent: 500 p stto1
1e' Tiu. Guarantee and Trust Co 10 brod"
Way. 49, ~ ordfnates
r. zt9 OF N ana 1875 IS ". runs ~ ~ ,
24x n . silk W 73.s 20 ST So'y 10 Ga -
Parkway Heights co 20 Eioiette w "a toie.
duo Tuns /. 1915. yer cent: $500 attorney
Y Dolafeld. q cedar ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Long Island Farms Sold.

s. A. Warner Baltazzi has sold 10
client for Improvement the John and Dam
iel Koran farm OF seventy-eight acres at
Brookville, Long Island. together with tho
Thomas A Howell farm of ll2 acres ad-
Joining. The property is in the centre OF
the Meadow Brook country. and among
the larger estates in the immediate vicin-
ity are those OF Julian Ripley. {. ]. Hud-
son. David BOWS. Lloyd Griscom. Howard
Brokaw, Ralph y. Ellis and Joseph f.
Davis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
ALTERATIONS
JANUARY %.
Manhstss,

~ I'm =, -, Ehst: osf-vf
~ ~ Anierinan and Mrs M W. -
see. @ A & ~ Boehn 7 u msr w
tects. 5000. "eu "a
18th ST. n 10 Is gs. =
Home Club 90, premise 20 ~
iie einiy' 81 Madison ave. aresl,.,.f m,
Ill AyD; " cor Of 10Th - y,
sss room. olog. New York ist,f
=, ana =, i rus, Co owner; Es'st. ,, Ia,
1 ~ styles. lt5l Broadway. A.. ctt !.
WAsH NOTION, VEsEY. Wvyrst =
tON SIS; toa sly market. ~ c,.- ss ,
II nlgsins. 30 Liberty 81. srrb,,.g. -,
4slH 81. lo5 70 10 West. ~ Z I.
. 50 dHgs, The Frisrs. lo1 n'> 4
e syo sn6 II A Jacobs. go 5n s VS. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
LIS PsNDENs
JANUARY %.
Manhattan

2i7TH ST. n :. 80 2,
2DxOo. Central Mortgage a. Atts \
siiYestri 81 al famendsd forec,a.s.. -.
attorneys. Otis e. Otis. I'VE !
iO'IH 1T. % West. " Fr.,s
John F StOddcr 20 al (for.~ia's. esT'S,
attorneys. Sparks. Fuller 4 co., Z \
IIII 81. %. Louis ROsenths,
J. singer r. al 0oreclosgrs Of sn,xf,e 2
BROADWAY. - cor 2ss,h
10. Bronx, StgarC Realty - otF
Pcaity 90 q al ff0rccios1r. !, ~ -,
news, Gilbert a. Gilbert "<t =,
EAST HOUSTON ST. 50 ma.
e. 2Ox75 Henry Bruere ci,v csvs,
agt otto Lorenzo o. al fforeei..~....sa,'-
attorney. 4 r Watson.
42D ST, SIS. 32J n " % ~
Bernhard Noss agt Dunmors p.,.s -
faction 70 foreclose mechanic. ~ = 4
neys. Pressinger & Ncwcombe "s,' 4,
LEXINGTON AVE. VS.. eou,
81. iOxl5; Lexington ave. sw ~ 80
2O.lly75, Charles N Cohen :. II -,
= Winter o. al famended fsr.'.u<
mtg attorney. $ O. S,sinhsrs. -
WEST HOtsT ST. 81. csr,n,.
ianot ag' Domenico spina 2, Al
OK mtg; attorney. n swain. =
The Bronx.
WILLIS AVE. . q. q o
Boulevard, 2Jxs0. EDNA l. Grove y,
Harrison warrant Of Attachment -, Is
" " BRYANT Ga
ST PfULs PLACE. So ,sr
ljl.O3xlf9O5 - Psurs Place
Washington ave. i00xT0s4: CIV 4, e.
sgt Nicholas Ruser 81 al aetna !.
title); sttor1ey 4 r Watson
WALTON AVE. 240S ana e4g. &c..
ton sgt Anna r Jones e Al &C.,
mtg. attorney. . + Davis
WEBSTER AVE. VS. 225s
75IiO0; Csuston Consiructlon CO =,
Investing 90 90 al action 70 cpr,. :
yeYance). attorneys. Locker a 7.
CHARLOTTE ST. 1903, chus
trus, sgt Fleischmarn Realty sri 60
ton Co ct al foreclosure u ntu: ~.
J IT Seymour
TINTON AVE. vs.. rtss u~-.
ave. 27xi1Ts. Alesssndro Grssnl. -
seph DorderO ~ al action 10 frs,--
chanics' Hem; attorney. 9 Ksr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Lessee of Church Garage

Through filing OF plans yesterday Max
Schlesinger was revealed as the lessee OF
the site at No. O6 10 So North Moore
street. which was recently reported leased
by William A. White e. Sons for st.
Marks Protestant Episcopal Church. The
site is to he improved with three story
public garage. IL will he nreproof. hay-
Ing frontage OF 1907 feet and depth Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Loans on Property.

Smith e. Phelps have placed first
mortgage loan OF 1900 on the vacant plot.
5Oxll1 feet. on the south side OF Bedford
Park Boulevard about 80 feet east of Je-
rome avenue: also a first mortgage loan
of 5000 on the plot. FOX irregular. on the
north side OF l42d street, 30 feet east OF
Wales avenue.
Leon 5. Altmayer has negotiated hrst
mortgage OF $1,000 on the premises No.
soc Third avenue. a five story apartment
house with one store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Trade Long Branch Property.

Calder, Mascot G. Lanning have SOLD
for Samuel Raiser his country mouse al
Norwood Park, Long Branch, n. j.
In part payment Mr.. Raisler took the
three and one-half story private dwelling
house No. 1889 Madison avenue, racing
Mount Morris Park. and No. East lSlst
street a five story apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 10.
Manhattan.

7TH AVE. 3o26; Otto Gordon sgt New York
Real Estate Security Co and James Rosen-
Berg receiver. owner; McNickar-Gaillard
Co contractor. 1919
i2iST ST. POI West; Otto Gordon sgt New
York Real Estate Security co and James y
Rosenberg. recever owner; McNickar-Gaillard
Realty co, contractor S19.
Pearl. ST, 534: Urban and Suburban Con-
tracing co agt Charles T. and Abraham Oueck-
enbush and Elizabeth A Hocombe owners.
I'll Progresso' lessee; Carlo Basotu, lessee
and contractor; $500.
The Bronx.
Sd AVE. corner 1921 1T. soNl0e IN;
Muglers Iron Works agt CorSil Realty Co.
owner and contractor: 81. 526 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
BUYS Dwelling at Ridgewood.

S. s. Walstrum- Gordon e Forman sold
for Mrs. Isabella Macdonald and Miss
Helen Semple a two-family dwelling mouse
at No "a Ethelbert avenue. Ridgewood,
y. j., TO a Miss Low, of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
MOVEMENTS OF wARshin
following movements OF vessels W.
reported to the Navy Departures

Ian. 18th. Psducah. from W
Channel. for Jucaro. Cuoa ~
Ian. ia-rhe Denver. from 80 -
for Santa Barbara. the te'"
York ward for Guantanamo. a. 81
Mall adde's 81 the Buffalo ~ :.
Pain inst. from IN care "A
master, New YORK 'lN'
ton. via San Frsncisco, "A, n
The Annapolis Will proceen " 800
and Mare Island afier 9''''
practice at san Diego c.... n
The Denver will leave san 81 81
FOR Corinto. Nicaragua. W - ~
Bunaio. which latter 49,. nj
coed 10 san DieSo fof 80 80 Il
The Nereus will leave ns -
Mexico for Hampton hess ...r, 1
and the Culgos about 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Remodel Washington Market

plans have been filed for remodellng
washington Market on the block bounded
by washington, Vesey. West and Fulton
streets at a cost OF $4,000 The city OF
New York is the owner. Charles II. Hlg-
gins is the architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21

sUGAR-Re6ned was firm. Win a n.y. W.
t.tfrr demand al 4c FOR fine granulstea' "a
. re~ con. Tor cash. Raw was hrm anu
higher with centrifugal 90 test Quoteu 90
2 3oc. muscovado 50 test. Soc mo asses, RI, ~
les, 2eic and cost and freight &c IN, INC
frmuoss was due 10 sales estimated AT boU 49,,
600 600 bags. which practically cleaned up
spot stocks Sales were made on tne u I'D
81 e. cost and freight and II was 49,
that an sugar available AZ that price w.
taken BUYERS we're said TO be ase'ns ~.
oNere NJ an advance Of l-32c. for Feoru
shfpmcnt. and March was sald TO nhN. -
oNcrod Al 9Nc In London beet sugar va
ouiot Tho early cables quoted January "a
rs 2ftd. February. 9s 2d. and May At as 20" 90.
while bids on the late curb were shsnV.s
lower. with January ~ 9s Id. MaN az -
$50 ard August az 9s sad. Nliet ~
Crev reported Che statistical positions al slN
principal Cuban ports for the week IN - '0 on9
a. follows. Receipts. $4,000. against S,.VVu
last yvecl GS OOO last wear and a3oVu IN
1872. exports. 30 600. aGainst 1000 - ~ Vy"
and Al 900: stock 81 900. against o9uuu'
eS COO and 40 600 centrais grinding ~ ~
AGAINST r43. 156 and 14G; receipts on enure
,s1srd iol 600 against 81 600 % 600 and
~ 600 respectively. stocks IN tho United
kircdom were reported ar ll''V'" '"''N
against li5 600 last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
Westminster Dwelling Leased.

Worthngton Whitehouse has leased for
Mrs. John +. Scott her dwelling house In
the Westchester Country Club grounds
TO Mrs. A. G.. Moffat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21

Construction co. Iossrs ~. ~
81. president. owner' usmo ~ I
fremont ave. architect. co.. -x~e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-21
BUILDING LOAN coNYsic,,
JANUARY -
Manhattan.

i53D ST, $ 30 = OF Arss-.-
6Oxo9.lf. city Real Estate co l0sns 81
Grant Construction 60 <55. GO
The Bronx.
LOT :. block n. map Of rislirs !
100: Frank " McMurry loans c>y]
Strayer SIS. 600 Two paymcntsl.