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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-12
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Mineral Point, Wis, Mar. 3, 1914.-A
regular meeting of the common coun-
Gil was this day held in the fire build
ing.
Meeting called to order by Mayor
Parmley All members present.
The following bills were audited by
the finance committee and on motion of
Alderman Terrill were allowed and
ordered mid
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-12
Monitor Wind Mills
are known the world over for
their strength, efficiency and
long service. Their great ability
to withstand storms is due to
the fact that
They Pull into the Wind

The wire operates to bring the wheel
into the wind. 1t is under tension only
when the mill is running. Should the
wire break during the storm, the gov
erning spring pulls the mill out of the
wind-the position of safety.
These wind mills are kept in stock
and can be erected on short notice. See
P ! h ne SCHILL BROS. p bon
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-12

ne report OF CITY treasurer was read
and on motion of Alderman Frieden
was accepted and ordered placed on
file.
Minutes of last regular and special
meetings were read and approved.
Report Of Police Justice Pitts was
read and on motion of Alderman
Penhallegon referred to city attorney,
it was moved by Alderman Penhallegon,
seconded by Alderman Kirst that for
the consideration of $1,000 the city
release the option held on certain pro-
perty of Mineral Point Public Service
Co. which option was recorded on Feb.
8, 1911, ut o'clock, p. IN. in the office
of the Register of deeds for Iowa county,
Wisconsin, in volume 81 page 538, and
that the mayor and clerk be authorized
to execute the papers necessary to trans.
fer title there to.
Motion carried by following aye and
nay vote.
Aye: Appel. Brewer, Ellery, Kirst,
Penhallegon and Terrill
Nay: No votes. Alderman Frieden
and Gorgen We're ut the fire
Moved by Alderman Kirst seconded,
by Alderman Penhallegon that the
Mayor appoint committee of three
with power to act to investigate selling
of land to Plymouth Cheese Co. Motion
carried.
On motion council adjourned until
March 10, 700 p. IN.
j. p. Parmley, Mayor.
w. ii. BOHAN, City Clerk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1914-03-12

Auction Bills Printed at This ofice.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-24
Drains sIIII|FE)
CONSTIPATION
some PEOPLE ONLY HALF ALIVE.
DODSON'S LIVER TONE CLEAN
YOU OUT AND Wakes
YOU UP.

When constipation is having it's
evil effects on your body and brain,
Nature is doing her best to offset
them and overcome the cause itself.
But usually Nature cannot do this
unalded.
In the past many suffers at such
a time used to turn to DANGEROUS
calomel in hope Of relief. For some
people calomel does appear to give
a temporary benefit, but as mat
ter OF fact it is a poison that proves
to be injurious and even DANGEROUS
TO many. If you have ever taken
calomel you probably have suffered
from evil conditions following its
use.
But nowadays great numbers Of
people have learned how to feel
better, brighter and healthier by
taking Dodson's Liver Tone instead
of calomel. Indeed, this harmless
vegetable liquid is recommended by
1ooper's Drug Store and by the
Sylvia Pharmacy who will refund
the purchase price to you without
question if you are not completely
satisfied with it,
Get a bottle Of Dodson's Liver
Tone for SOC. and learn for your
how easily and naturally
it assists Nature in Getting rid of
and correcting constipation and
blliousness, how it clears away the
sick headache and coated tongue
and sets you right without ache or
grippe, without any interference
with your regular habits. Fine for
the children. They like to take it.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-24
do for mother.

Last week Dadgot an engine that
will run things like charm;
You simply ought to see it buzz
the shelter.
He says no lack of progress will do
upon the farm;
He's having planned new potato
cellar;
He's built mighty silo, and he says
about next week
He'll have a dairy auto here for
Brother.
The men the late Improvements are
always quick to seek,
But the same old kitchen things
must do for Mother.
OF course, she never asks us for a
thing to change her lot;
She never thinks her toll might be
diminished;
Her workshops cold in winter, and
in summer blazing hot,
And she duly wonders why works
never finished.
But the men don't seem to notice
that her weary feet now drag:
They're fixing up some wondrous
scheme or other
That will call for more improvements
for they can't afford to lag
But the same old kitchens got to
do for Mother!
Chapman, in Farm and
Home.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-24
I Mi SHAKE Makes WAi WITH
NOCCASEN.
Euquay Gold Leaf,


The past week quite crowd wit
messed q snake fight near the spring.
A king snake and moccasin were
discovered in deadly conbot in
the branch. The king snake had
the moccasin's head in its mouth
when discovered and the noccasin
had his tail tightly twisted around
Il root in the waters edge. the king
snake being unable to loosen his
hold so he could finish the job; he
was aided to the extent by some of
the onlookers who broke the mecca
sins hold from the root and the
two snakes were carried to a clear
opening near by, where his king
snakeship made away with his
Notwithstanding by twisting
around him and squeezing his life
out, after which he swallowed him
and crawled leisurely back to tn e
branch.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-24
PROFANITY.
We are glad to,see the statement

We are glad tossee the statement
chat profanity is on the wane. We
nope it is true. The re is hardly an
other vice so completely without
excuse. No man can soil the air
with foul Oaths without debasing
his nature. 1t is the unfalling sign
of bitter heart within, and it indi-
Gates a cOarneSs and commences
not found in people who are wei
bred. One writer assigns as the
cause for a decrease in the use of
cusS" words, the general spread Of
education. This may account for
it in part but not in whole. While
il is true that profanity is usually
INDUCED in by MIGRANT men, it is
also true that now and then a man
Of some culture who ought to know
better and does know better, reflects
on himself and diScreditS his intelli-
eence by punctuating his converse
ton with profanity. Is it
rather true that sane and whole
some public sentiment that has re-
tegated so many other sins to the
darkness where they belong, has
put the stamp of it's disapproval
upon the taking of the name of the
Lord in vain? On one of the facto-
Ties in Thomasville in great white
letters there is a warning to me
workmen, Positively No Profanity"
whether this prohibition is strictly
enforced or not, that it adorns the
side Of the building where he who
runs may read, is a wholesome sign
OF change for the better in the
busy marts of trade. Heretofore it
was considered none of the business
OF the employee "cussed' or not o
he performed his task and earned
his wages, but it has come to pass
that not only is faithful work de-
manded, but clean lips also. The
other day in train a young simple
ton disguised every PASSENGER
within twenty feet of him by a vol
ley of oaths. Suddenly a gentle
man rose walked over to the callow
youth, unbuttoned his coat and
moved him a Dadge renarkinl5
One more oath young man and
off this train you co." and the boy
hung his head in silent shame.
Profanity must follow liquor. It's
fast becoming unlawful for a gentle
man to indulge in either Charity
and Children.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-24
PROGRESS ON TIE FARM FOR FATHER

Fathers bought a thresher-it's the
very newest thing;
He simply couldn't get along with
out it;
The praise of his new reaper by MON
and night hell sing
lis the finest thing on earth, that's
all about it.
His harvester is ancient-tWo years
he's had it now
He thinks he'll surely have to get
another.
The man gets his machinery, but
strange to say, somehow
The same old kitchen things must
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
A Philadelphia Company
Buys the Kenmore, in
West 123d Street.
SELL DWELLING IN
WEST 105TH STREET
House Near West End Avenue
Held at Embellishments
Sold at Auction.

The Kenmore apartments, at 449 70
A58 West l23d ST.. adjoining the north
east corner Of Amsterdam av. have
been sold by Collins. Team & Co. io'
the Mason Realty Company.
The American Realty Company. o.
Philadelphia. is the buyer, and gave
in exchange four vacant parcels at At
lantic City. e,
Another parcel in Harlem to fall INTO
the hands of = new owner IS the I'VE
story dwelling house At 3O9 west lo''h
81. $50 feet west Of West End av., on
n lot 2lxlO0f1 feet. II was sold by
Slawson & Hobbs for Daniel +. ana
Naude E. kellogg. The property was
held at $4,000 by the sellers, VINO
ACQUIRED il in 1905 from lsidor Cart
ner.
Edward HANNAH paid Sl5,I5O yester-
dav at auction for the three and four
story front and rear tenements at 30
and SIS West 27th ST.. offered IN iore-
closure al the stand of Herbert 4,
sherman. The site measures oON9S.g
feet. being located 225 feet west OF
Tenth az. The Judgment against 'h'
property was about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
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Albany. November {.
The Murphy Cooperage Co. Manhattan
5000 \. Il. Murphy. BIS Snyder av,
Brooklyn, G. +. Fisher Morris Kamber
y. Y.
The Battaglis q Sapcrstein Amusement,
CO., Troy. 5000 Casper Battaglia. 341
"a ST Troy; Antonnia Battaglia. J. II
Syracuse Ruling and Binding Co. Fa-
bius. 1000. Il g. Smith Syracuse; L.
L. Nezlna. T. \. smith. Syracuse.
The PAN American Button Co.. Buffalo
10000. l.. B Noll. 40s Front as. Bunalo;
q. T. Burd. Bunalo, Lizzie Shantz, Ber-
liu. ont.
Globe steel Products Corp. Manhattan.
$4,000. g. +. Suitem'ycr % church 81,
~ Y. j. t. quinn Max Nioweger. y Y.
G.. 4. Miller q Co. Manhattan: $1,000.
e.. a. Miller. 90 West Broadway, y y;
r. i. Taylor p. j. Gardner Brooklyn
Auto and Machine Spring CO.. Manhat-
tan. 10000. Ida Bramson. l0G l.. 1lth 81,
y y; Ely Bramson. Morris Weinberg,
Kukeze Foods. Buffalo. $4,000. \.
KIRK, Bunalo. r. ". kirk. Buffalo; J. s.
kirk. Buffalo.
Motorcycle car Corp. Buffalo. $4,000:
4. T. Bennett Grand Island. y. Y. r W.
Bennett Grand Island. a.. NJ Rabbit.
Eunalo.
Utica Boz co.. Utica: $4,000 4. W
Britto1. - Wall 20. y y. ". = Powell.
Z. $ Buckingham. - =.
Reid cameron Co.. Manhattan. realty.
500 u. H. Dillingham;. 237 Broadway
e. y. y *. Cameron. g.. A. Flynn. y
Combined Fire Exiting usher and Fire
Alarm Co.. Brooklyn. $1,000. Andrew Ba-
silc. 80 Kent at.. Brooklyn. Salvatore
Gusiieimo. carlo Caselh. Brooklyn.
Leonard sales co.. Manhattan. textiles
$4,000. Bernard hamburg. 80 Broad ST..
y W. David Herman. :. l.. Marcus. y. Y
HarrF l. F.y. Manhattan. dental sup
plies. 5000. Henry Amerman. i3s quincy
-. Brooklyn. ~ L. Wcllaud, y. y, ~. H..
Klein. y. y
Eden Hat Frame Co.. Manhattan. slU.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
BUSINESS REVERSES

/ J. noAT & BRO. Manufacturer o. , u,,ss
and quits. 81 Is goth o.. have assigned 10 hs,IS
o.termsn A petition was died By Aaron ho'in
,igg: A David Frsckmsn. {2l. ana samuei ~
hi pfPTI Sos sSoSNENscHErN 4 FRANK, manu- manu-
factufen o. furs A. l.. ION a.. ss,is,eu 20 ' s,r,
esssiicth samuel strauss Samuel Jane ara sam
uel LaIenhcim. \ petition was nled D. MA
schwsrl, $500. Henry Friedman 1877. 'nd
NJ JAt@oE WISGLsKY. Manufacturer Of fur trim
B Bfo, SO! Harry scbet,er. ,ss'. and Samuel
N cAnr. KhrLAY. shoe dealer. kingston. Petition
nlej hy Trdico,t Johnson a Co. $500; Morris
Lew 4 Co. tii2 and Metropolitan Shoe 'o.'
JAMES 4 HIS. salesman. Yonkers has filed
A petition. with liabilities 81 1851 and ne assets.
SCHEDULES FILED.
ABRAHAM COHEN. doing business as hanc,s
ME, 'hS,r,1s naii'lti,s 81 c9s and asset, unknown
DUBlIIER ELECTRIC co. 81 40 fhik az.
has hiei schedules showing nhDlN''s 3" 'i''''-
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
CLUB LAUNDRY. Inc.-Judsc Hand has sp-
pointed Max Wallcnsein receiver ior ne ,iuO
Laundry. Inc. Of 81 W. 5lt st. Bond $1,000
ASSIGNMENTS
THE MANHATTAN RIBBON CO.. imporier, ard
samuel kindsi. Mar Levy IS president
W JOHN WILLIAMS halter, at 70 Nassau =
aud so W 18Th St. has assigned to william NJ.
PEERLESS COFFEE AND TEA IMPORT Co.
me dealer in coffee. and teas. a. Is W. S.th 81.
ASSIGNED 20 Mar HIoinstein.
MARTIN V MARCUS, dealer IN uomen's sp.
pare. At 1851 Broadssy. has assigned 70 CLIFFORD
u Nh Tii, soLoToREvsKY. manufactures. Of
muslin underwear At 30 Allen 81, has assigned 20
John Blumcnthal.
ISAAC SIMCiOYITZ. wholosss butcher. OF lb2
l. iOfth 80 hss assigned % Jacob Shapiro.
CHARLES BOKAtAN. furrier. OF lji W 2ith
8. has assigned % Moses W Scheinhol1.
-lo'bing ia stanton -. has assigned 70 Walter T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE or THE sra = ~ al
York. BY The grace ~ 1le, ~ -.
deoeudent To MARI g. hill.e. ID,,l,s
Riddle. Elizabeth pa lika.r A-.ir 81 e,
Daniel O Biddle The Losa" ,,,.,,-.y.,s
naDv ~ philadelphia and The 81.
1,ouipany Tor Insurance. or Lives ..-,sr,s
inx Annuities. and 90 al rer-ohs .sse.ss
an the estate 81 Annie l. Le.el,. a. Al
who AZ the time Of her dcat1 fr'..,..s.f5
is West 10Th street. Borough o. 80 =
Ctty and County OF New YORK. - .
legateos. next OF ain or oinef"''"
greeting: = Rlttls
siding At Mamaropeck. New or ,.o,s -
VI. B,dlle. residing az ~ as, SIS
borough of Manhattan, Sew lo.A. Is =
and each n YOU are hereby ct's1 ,,,str
cause before our Surrogate OF tls a .
New York. AT the Surrogate 1o..tt b :
County. held a. the Hall 90 he1Vtv x y
County OF New York on me i3t. -. 8
Nember. 1914. Q haif-past ger . ...,,,-sss
forenoon OF that day WY IN. 'ptlsf
Alber, y. Biddle and Grace NJ. "a y
tempo, airy administrators y IN, 49,.
teis ana credits 81 Annie /. l."eI', 80,
should not Dee tudlcialy settled ens
Ia testimony whereof Ne htFs ~
seal OF TIE surrogate court y. ~
county OF New YORK 20 - hcis-e', S ~
witness. Hon. ROBERT ~ LLyr,
Err. surrogate 81 OR sail x q
County ~ Sew York. the vtn ~ -
Ne- La tn. year OF our LORD one -
nine hundred and fourteen. .,,,,xN<
DANIEL J. noN..4
Iseal.l Clerk OF the Surroga"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount o; mortgage and name and address
Of attorneys
NOVEMBER
Manhattan.

BRIGGS Az. e 5. l22s c southern Bquie-
,ard - SxllO. Dec %. 1905. Levy ~ 4 \ h,u
k>er 1906 Marmion av. ats. WllIamson .ot
GARTER ~. n. $50 Trcmon, az if.,,5'-H
ItNK-f4. oct T. 1908. and Mar Sutoro"tM i"
Theresa lIcudcl attys. oliara Brothers. -o'i. i.
FLnRlpGE ST. 2lS. G s. 400 stanton 81. Fr,
o. 1906. 4 Halprln e. al Co VI schwartz. aiit. J.
WNNHATTAN A. $40. e. 3c.j $ 1881 st. IL
q. MAY g. 1896 Sara Trcskow 70 Equitable Life
Assurance Society attys Alexander & Green lo'
MARION Az. IS s. 100 )TrsverJ losth st. 25.3y
sG lln2ls5O>. Aug -. 1871 Annie and j kriegel
FOO VI ODonuol. at'ys. O'Hsra Brothers. 2ooth y
-'' PARK ~. 'c,s. 500 SD st. 2s.SIloo JUS /
1910. \ & Bachman 20 Hahn. atty. u
SrILivA% II. e27. s. 25uoo. March 49,
1906. same to Atlas Gsrsse Realty CO. 50 W ~
q. atty VI BuiloWa. - Nassau II. SO 900
81 LLiNAN ST. 90 2. 3sJ % bleecker 30 -sA
ice. March 90 1905. \ and Joan y Cuneo 20
VI Buii0wa. ] T. 9ith -: atty. l. T ] co. t22 600
lST ~. o. cor 74th ST. 26.S1,i. Feb II. lNss {;
R1.euhaum 10 the Greenwich savings Bank. atty.
J. o. Co. ~ 600
g 1910. and Regina Lber 60 l. Sobo 81 Mont
gomcr, 81 ats. " or u Chambers 81 5000
a{TH ST. s s. SOC Gth av 95xqS Q Nov |. 1910.
VI Coleman 10 : " Brigham et al. e1rs and tfls-
tees. attys. Csdwalader. " T. ~ Wall - $50 GOO
18Th ST 42j L. s. 322.l " Avenue A. lSrloo :.
sept u. 1911. Helena Gsrde 20 Lawyers MoIissge
Co. 90 Liberty At s. 900
tjTH 81 il J.. 8 g. go 9Th ,v. e2IlOo.j. June
.. 1891. Clara keech 10 Nevbursh Savings Bank
a.jy r g Co. so. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

Norman 81 al tfcreclo,ure Of mtg, s'S'' pei's'
Osborn and Fleming So. n
2isT ST. lse W Y DunninE Of al al tmmA
Trint n al (forsocsurs Of mtsl sttys' epeh
bartlett a, ,,,ut...
esTH ut, aso w; I Roth sGt Bella VI Wih,sm.
faction 10 impress Hem httJs. j. HOFFMAN, d" -
Friedman. $3.50, ,,,. m
Atkinson asst Archer ct al foreclosure OF NV" =
atty. Aekley. a.,,,
LUDLOW ST. 10. A ssrssohn sF Haio
Fl al Cforeciosute Of mtg atty. " Hitienbets =,
18TH ST. lO1 ". Ida straus AT Temple 20,
rruvemcnt Corp e Al foreclosure of in'al' e'V' /"
Freedman
The Bronx.
WASHINGTON Az rs is2 n o, MOI,
62ri0O Minnie Nollucr Ar hchttlpc "
tforccl osure II mtgl atty, Ernst ,e.o,,
Third Az. e 5s q C 81 iJIu ., Al 1fof.'
closure 81 mtsl atty. BRYANT o,,.,.6 q,
qUIMBY Az. 8 1870 n OF on1 y;
s5xlos; u Sch ag Uhl 81 OIL foreclosure OF
mtg atty VI MciIush - Inn,
22sTu ST. 500 e " o. Pauldihs :" yn,.
100 s II Kupfermsn sgt G Csmeron ~ a. to'o
closure Of transfer OF tan lienl; ATTY ''oo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Marlborough Blenheim Company, a domes-
tic corporation having it, principal place Of
business In he city. County and state OF
New York. will apply 20 the Supreme Court
Of the state OF New York New York County.
~ a Special Term. Part l. thereof, 20 De held
al the New York County Court House. IN the
County OF New York. on the 18th day OF
November. 1914. at 10 80 o'clock In the fore
noon Of that day. or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. for an order authoriz-
ing said CORPORATION 10 change it, corporate
name 10 The Marlborough Corporation and
Tor such other and further relief may be
proper and necessary
MARI. BOROUGH BLENHElM COMPANY.
By l.. \. MNAMEE. President.
Ebert Is HAMLIN. Attorney FOR MARI
borough Blenheim Company No. SO Wall
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. Sew York
CRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

ny Telegraph % The Irlb1ne.
Trenton. Nov 4.-Model Cloak and suit 20
Paterson; womon's wearing apparel, @seVi
VI. Robbins. Paterson. II. Goddard Ne"
York: l. Conner Newark.
Atlantic Bottling Co. Atlantis Highlands
bottling: $1,000. W J. Jennings. ". -
DAVID. A. ~ Jennings, Atlantic Highlands
Proto Boiling and supply Co, WILDWOOD
500 coo. II Roeshman, r. p. Suleberger,
philadelphia: r. W BEDFORD. Ardmore, Penn.
Midland Co. Hsckenssck; real estate
$4,000; O. Wehr.nbers. Brooklyn. c. Byrne.
Hsckensack: G. s.. Rock. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
RECORDED LEASES.


I>SIN 81 f... is.. ed. VI i.chmau Loo J. l.lore
ana auu 10 Mott 81. from Aug ] 1919. 10 April
90. 1875. ats. 4 Ro>,u.clg no lwsy ...,,
CHAMBERS 81 l-5-lsl. al. liussin' E>ia'r
Inc to = Wcutrauh go West Ind sy. 20 yrs 3
mos from Nov =. l|li. S-o'n.
I'd Az ,gc. an. q Ro,c. Co % Heinrich. 80 81
as. '- .-,,g IL, 14l5. S2lU
AMSTERDAM Az. 2o.g. store floor and base
ncnt. 81 Nicholas az l04j. Ada l. Westcott e. a.
trus to 4 Andre and ano. Coj " nth 81. yrs
from Aug l. 1915 atty II Nuenoere SOC B"G
18TH ST $50 T.: store. etc. Anna Massmuth and
arc ears % John Powers art sn0 436 lith 81
yrs from March l. 1914. atty. { Hceuninser. 40,
lo5TH ST. 52-74 z. all Rose HsrskoNiil %
Moskowitz. S5l Kelly 81: yrs from Nov J. l94
atty n Swsrfz 1872 Rwsy: $500
SD Az 564. al: D Bick 10 Benzer; J "
nom Nov T. 1914 address. $50 % ~; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER &
Manhattan.

PARK ROW 1914 a 1875: Manhattan RS Co ait
ID Roihschild e. al faction 20 acquire utle). atty
J l. QusCkeuhlsh
n Az 11b. same sgt Josephine X SChgefet et Il
faction 20 acquire utc): atty l. Quackcnhush
NEN BOWERY. - h %: same agt y q Casazra
CT al faction TO acquire uIel. atty. l. Quscl-
Cubush.
ID Az. 40 & 772: same az, Mslyine Bauer ct
AZ faction % acquire ute): atty. J / Quackenhu.h
PARK ROW. l29. Manhattan Ry co sgt 4 Llebes-
kind ~ al faction 90 acquire ttle. atty. J. l..
Quachcrhush.
PARK ROW. 223. and 90 New Bower. Manhattan
Rs Go ag Robert kUmmei q al faction TO acquire
uNcI atty. j J. Quackcnhush.
PARK HON leS TO 2Oi Manhattan r. Co at
J. y towprhuar 20 al faction 60 acquire title .
atty. j l. Quackrubu-l
- Az. 595. Manhattan Raaay co az, g "
Schroeder a. al faction 10 acquire titei atty. J L
QuarkCuhu,h
DIST 81. 40 ": Lillian : Gillespie AT VI lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
Realty Go. su pwy tm,s go. oco, Nov q a!vs
Besrd.lsy. II a I. 50 Wall ST. CIV
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest 3 rsr cen, unless otherwise "s'ed'
NOVEMBER
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
TLpRIpGE ST. 2ls. 8, 80 9 stanton ~ ,,i,s,'
S7f. Gsrtie Halpin 10 VI schwartz, - " sso"
II. oct 81 yr. c. ATTY M"'n'''i,, S0e
SMSNuArrAv Az. 40. VS. sas ; l23d st. i 5s
"a. T. Bachmann 10 T. Frank. Sls w @-u " a. oon
!. Z ,rs. : D G. atty Title Guarantee CO. =, M,VVSV
ORCliARn 81. " s. isS 8 Canal at Hftooo .
farm o. JsTmgoys 80 ! Msa',a,, as trustees sst,.
New brighton / OCT TO- duo as yer bond ,d s'1 oo6
Csrmody H. 81 bwsy' oo--, - t.v gs,Y
rev to r Tishc. yonk,rs. Y. DC, 81; ,rAoSS
I'm ga , a ING: =, 10; f'; s2.
p c: atty S A Potter. $40 Nassau st: 5000
bTH sr. 5. us ram Az IS,i MO ., s s,b
aa Fns !Tr' to cFssns''n S S.T ssud H' stg
SD ST. s.. % Amsterdam az, i $50 sio n
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p G atty. " Sullivan. 30 Brosd 81; .,oo SS''v ~
n,S SI 10 New YORK Iafs Insu,nec and Trust CO.
trustee viii Smith. % wall st Nov 4: due &c &c
IS per bond atty. title Guarantee Co: E;ovpp
Br iSdSi to New York savings B,nk. 81 sih Az:
Iuy Is. due per bond: atty. liue neo
lsS Np"h hGs - % to sophie Doyle Tior, PAD
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@ a. T. g q l q, R':'d :Ss i7 It. ii ScS
40 irssrhold Aisvorth Realty Go, Inc. 10
n \ Brand, sSS " i36th o.. and ano; ocl ~
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HILL Az. . 8 80 Randall av 251loo; J
uavrar 10 susanna Carpenter. rs 7 l'.th 81.
Nov due, etc rs pcf bond: atty. Lawyers 90 "a
r co. 80, ~ ~ =.
T. 4 RAGS ard ana 10 Laura II Jones j. ' fsIk
o.. Newark y J. oct %: yr c. ttV, "a 70
Il 4 Go. l1G Broadway. 49,, =, 80 w 'yf
W 1921 ST tprlor mig. $1,000 NOV q que =, %Td6
lot s. map partition sale We'll, v siorc i
Tuigs to North side Mart Cotpn. 81 ~
So: oct 81. due. etc. Is per bond. ANY 49,
H. 39l T. li9th 81. ,-@ pD
L0TS rs ana lil map Upland Realty g Li'c
VI Holshalb 90 sarah Gihh'n,. -a 80 vernon .
as, Atlantic cts y. Ur 50, due. cic. a, ie,
bond. afty. r G. q r Co, =, wv
LOTS s. %. a and -. map } Husson. Ga
ou Point. Gliuz 90 " husson, ~ W l,tua
,.. Nnv =. o yrs. . y e. atty. 7 q j 20, 90"
WAKNION Az. q cor 10Th 81. 9-'b'n 20
Ni.t,.rt ri. ! McCornol. 20 w tsrrlsh Z oisul,
iiou o. sOl 4 fremont tphor mtg S56.o NOV
4. auc Mach !. 1915: C. ATTY. -,
MONROE Az. " g. 100 1884 q, ioorioo: 4 $
Williams 10 Bowery savings Bsnf. l2S BoWcy Ny
3 due july :. 1919. c. a'Js' Csd"@ia's,, e. ooo
" ST fAwRI%CE Az. - IS Gleason sv. 25S
100. ) Cohen 10 Weber. lts shmper 81
brooklyn prior mtg s4.7jOl Nov 2 +. US. p C;
atty |, 4 | * j Co, slsuVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05
WILLS FILED.

AUGUST FREEMAN (oct- -. more than
$4,000 personal no real estate In New
York; real estate at SecaucuL " j.. TO
John and Lottie Freeman. father and
mother, FOR life, at their death % Eliza
beth Freeman. who also receives the
residue OF estate. Henry =. Won Pein atty.
JAMES n MLAUGHLfN oct l2), real
estate, 50 700: personal property unknown,
Or. George II. Mathews. SO 900 81. Jo-
seph's Inhrmary. Hot Springs. Ark, $500,
for masses. 800; real estate and personal
effects valued AZ $4,000 70 Ellen 4. Nc
Iauzhlin, sister-in-lav. Charles Kelley,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-05

600, r. r. Eden, 2of Broadway
Abrshsm Rossnelu'h' Bernard Lewis
~. T.
The Mslverns Building Co. yanh..
$4,000. 9. y. Eimsr, 40 Riyspifa ntsa'
~. z. T. r. Dauoh, Hsnprsad' n,s
Whgg. Nalverne ~ 4.
west Krentzo csrting Co, Buffalo a.
900. Alexander West. s. Cary a. a. ~
" r; Robinson. Buffalo. r. II. Hrss,,,