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Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
ARMY WILL REFUSE
TO PATROL BORDER
limited Press Day Service)

Omitted Press Day ServiceJ
San Francisco, March 19.-Gover-
nor johnson and Major General MUIR
ray, commanding the Department of
the Pacific, are scheduled for a con-
ference today concerning conditions on
the California Mexico border. It seems
unlikely that Murray will send addi
tional troops to patrol the line, be-
lieving the small border towns are
adequately provided with peace Off
GERS. Murray, it is rumored, believes
the recent affair at Tecate, when the
postoffice was burned and one Amer
lean murdered, was the work of BAN
dts and that it will not be repeated.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
Result Of Fighting in
Mexico Not Yet Known
But Villa Is Still Busy

Washington, March 19.-The state
department is awaiting news from
Vera Cruz, where it is supposed Amer
ican Envoy John Lind is comforting
with Mexican Foreign Minister Ro-
Jas. The administration refused to
state the subject of the conference.
Secretary Bryan claimed he did not
know whether Rojas kept the ap-
pointment.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
Lost in Fire.
Omitted Press Day service)

(UnIted PresS Day SerVlceJ
Detroit, March 19.-Three men are
missing and are believed to have per-
ished in a fire that partially des-
troyed the Houghton-Detroit Elevator
Company building with loss Of $780,
900. The missing are Walter Libby,
John Law and George Todd. Earl
Munger jumped from a window and
was fatally hurt.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
Omitted Press Day service)

Juarez, March 19.-Constitutionalist
officers predicted today that Villa
will attack Torreon and Obrigon,
marching from Hermosillo to attack
Mazatland before night. Villas army
is reported this morning as beginning
an advance on Torreon, where fight
ing has been in progress for several
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
To Hunt for Wrecks.
united Press Day service)

Odessa, March 19.-Additional war
ships have been sent to cruise on the
Crimean coast in search of fishing ves-
sells lost in the recent storms on the
coast of the Sea of Azov. Estimates
today are that 5000 to 1000 may
have persisted. A tidal wave on the
Sea of Azov accounted for $500
deaths.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
, and Miss Eleanor WilsOn.)

Secretary McAdoo, who is so, aroused
the opposition of the president and of
Mrs. Wilson, it is said. Other points
brought up are that Miss Wilson will
be the step mother Of Mona McAdoo,
the most beautiful girl in Washington
society, who is only one year Miss
Eleanor's junior. Secretary McAdoo
has five other children and a grand
child.
Secretary of the Treasury William G.
McAdO0
who is engaged to marry Miss Flea
nor Wilson, daughter of the presi-
dent.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
DAILY STANDARD FOUNDED AUGUST, 1906
Unknown Ship Lost With
All on Board in Collision
With Liner in Dense Fog

less report of the accident, the cap
tain said he did everything possible
to save the lost ships crew, but it
sank too quickly. He cruised three
hours on the spot, but found no bod
les. The number of victims is not
known. The Kaiser was bound from
New York to Bremen.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
HOLTVILLE'S SPORTS
TO DRAW CROWD

There will be lively time at Holt
Vile Saturday afternoon, with auto
races, athletic contests, motorcycle
races, relay horse race. broncho bust
ing and chariot race. The fiesta COM
mittee has the event in charge, with
d. H. Williams as manager. Admis-
sion to Fiesta park, 20 cents and 90
cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
Safe Dynamited.
ITnited Press Day Seryice)

Omitted Press Day Service)
Riverside, March 19.-Yeggmen dy-
namited the safe of the Snider jew
elry Company at Arlington this morn
ing. They exchanged shots with Night
Watchman Eek and others who Joined
him, but escaped. They got no loot.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
Schooner Sinks.
Omitted Press Day Service)

New Orleans, March 19.-The aux
iliary schooner Danbler, with crew
of eleven, sang Sunday off the Gu
ban coast. The news is contained in
a wireless message from Cienfuegos
The vessel had been suspected of be-
ing Mexican filibusterer.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
Omitted Press Day Service)

Ostend, March 19.-Colliding in q
fog with the liner Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse, an unidentified three-master
sank Immediately in the North sea
this morning, with all on board. The
liner was not damaged. In wire
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19

General view of the United States
naval aviation station at Pensacola,
Fla, the first of its kind to be es-
tablished by the United States gov
ernment. The photograph, which was
taken from moving picture reel made
by the Hearst-Selig News Pictorial,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
WILL THESE BE THE WINNERS

fair means, nearly all cancelled votes
being the result of over-Zeal on the
part of their friends, in which cases
no penalty has been enforced other
than deducting the votes that were not
earned.
Ten Subscriptions in a Day.
The bonus of 10000 votes was
awarded to Mrs. C. A. Lyman yester-
day, she having turned in ten new
subscriptions for one year each dur
ing the day, which was the best rec
ord made by any contestant eligible for
the bonus.
Office Open From 1880 to 8 p. M.
The Contest Manager will be at his
desk from 1880 to 8 p. M, each night
during the offer.
Miss Eunice Hallam, Ell Gen.
-CfO -. A,VA ,foV
Miss Myrtle Moore, Ell
CentrO .......'. l,OUV,I1V
Mrs. John R. Williams, Dix
leland ............ olz,oVU
Vile 80. 7ss,62O
~ vile 5s9,ss5
tro 514,S9O
Miss Lora Ferrell. Holtville. 390,23O
Miss Alice H. Huff, Route 2,
Ell Centre ............... 16O,Oo5
Miss Clara Johnson, Ell Cen
CrO ......... .....''... IAI,1iV
Centro 1875
Mrs. Lawrence r. Hunton,
Holtville 5,970
Voting Power of Subscriptions.
Time. Price. New. Old.
One month. ....$ .25 100 so
Three MONTHS. .75 500 250
Six months. 80. 1.50 1900 750
One year. ..... 800 5000 $500
Two years. ..... 600 10000 T5OO
Each additional
year ........ -. 10000 5000
Five years the limit. n
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19
$1275 Prize Hupmobile
Will Be Won in Two Days

RACE GROWING EXCITING POWERFUL RIVALS PASS MIL
OLD SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE TURNED IN AS NEW.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19

the British navy, in the attempted
transatlantic flight in the Rodman
Wanamaker biplane, now being con-
sttlcted'by Glenn Curtiss. Lieutenant
Towers is shown wearing an inflated
suit that will buoy him up in the
event of being plunged into the water.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-19

shows all of the aeroplanes in the
squadron drawn up in front of the
hangers for inspection, preparatory to
the daily flight drills. The figure on
the left is Lieutenant ]. H. Towers,
U. S. N, who has volunteered to ac-
company Lieutenant John C. Porte of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

I;lz wright White Plains I; S2,oOO: attys,
Clockc Is * Rcidy, 3sI Il i4eth -. ..
PROSPECT AV, 2O4s. . . .. ~.5 lfStn
st. 22xf.D. May H. 1905. Margaret t Breen 10
trustees OF Second Presbyterian Congregation
Of the city OF Troy, y Y, $AUo: ATTY
Anthony. Troy Savings Bank. " Y.
ROGERS PL, o. all W-stchestsr Az.
GO sS74xGG sx73t; April 10. 1913; the 1871
street Realty Co to Guaranteed Mort Co. OF
Y 5000.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE Q. mt point OF inter
section Of lot %, map land belonging 20 3
sutphen with 9 Of Drive, 1875 73d ST. 2f.ex
% 3x37xg7: June Is. 1893. Maria and
Kleberg to Equitable Life Assn Society;
$50 go; attys Alexander e. Green. 16S Bway.
5jTH ST. 1875 r. 8, 1913 W lexington sv.
iRgxiOO5 3: Nov 10, 1906 " - a Eliz ID Barnes
10 n McBangs. ~ Wall st; $4,000
Old ST, 1914 w. $. 100 Amsterdam Az,
i58xlOO 3; Jan 2 1907; ID strsuch to n
Savings Bank; 5000; atty. J Webber, ]
Beekman 81. .
fi7TH 81, $40 r, q. 39s . Avenue A
pheasant av) 25xfOo1f Dec 10. 1904: Fox
10 r. r Eidltz, Orange. N J; $1,000; attya
NJ & I Isaacs. 81 william IT.
122D ST. y. 1888 OF stn av. 30 sxloo II:
oct %, 1913: Lizzie Hadermann to Marie Gil
bert. 40 ST Nicholas ay: $i.7oO; atty. w
Temmler. Singer Bldg. city.
10TH ST. n 200 Monroe av. Dexll4x
41xiO9 o; May ~, 1912. 5 schott TO W c
Bergen; 81. 900: attys, O'Grady Bros. 277 Bway.
10th ST =. 18S Monroe av. <0Sxl1s. II
x41x114.4; Nay 30 1912; same to same; $1,000
attys, same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21

18TH st. March omtg 5000; WOO ANY,
Class uncb g2lb Westchester aY. -. nj.
LOTS as and 49, map s Cambrehssns IA
Katharine T. Williams to Catharine hhnn Co.
7 Fordham Rd. May II: 81 atty li''e ''''
anteo Co 49, ,t, E.tates,
Philomena Dunn to Julia Irou,.t,nan"' ,ttv'
Jerome nv. May ~ tmts >i""V'' go
Title Guarantee Co. us,ota.
LOT iGf amended map Cammann ~ cr'
rIcfschmann Realty co. Inc, 10 ~ ~ ono,
non 1855 Grand nv. Nav - lrntg Si'''''
500; atty. Title Guarantee 90. 49,, a.. Mary
LOT 200 map Hunter estate: h'ch |" atfy
Leonard I;,,son i EaIo 20 20 9 ayw a at st,
KICIIkRDSON Az II cor 23eth 81,
1o0x2s sxIOO4: w Hunt to J ID Mac a,av
a.DT Richardson ay. May 20 siVV' "t''
Title Guarantee md Trust co. NJ ,v =.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. ~ 20 - uaIs
1sexTO7; ID Hfsklns TO Josephine stno
ioi6 Crote 81. Mhy ~ (mtg sLlOO); Si'''
ntty Title Guarantee co. eo, . g,
ST RAYMOND'S Az. 50 .. ls2.l =,
Peters av 2Oxp0 1x2ON100 p Mayor eyoo
n McHugh, 1920 Overing IT; Aptil ~, 90
atty Lawyers Title Insurance ana 10 =,
Union Az. @ 3. 1888 OF l0oth 80 rrin,
oa a. ID u Bailey TO X r McKiever toe ~. .,,
y son av: NAV II Cmtg s5.250); s675o; atty
Inuter & b. s3T washington ay. o, -. 10,
WEBSTER Az. =, l24 OF 1880 ~ 80,
90, j r. Griniths 10 r Jungman. $40 ,,,,1.
st: April 30 Cmtg $4,000; $loo' any, ii"'
Guarantee Co. ., cuer-
WHITE PLAINS RID. ., 296 > OF CUR
lain ST. 25x11O: Eliz Mahon TO J. ncp..ssooa1
15iO White Plains I'd May IL tmtg sou''
ii atty. r Gass, mo, 22I5 westchester az
I52D ST. OIL f., n $. 25xs6 liNIo. l,, tye
w ID ! Mccarthy 70 Mary g McC army. ~ 311
W 10th st May 20; 81; atty p'So'' -
Nassau st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
RENT MIDTOWN
LOFTS FROM PLANS
Cloak Manufacturers Take Floors
in 31st ST. Building-Other
Business Leases.

Frederick Fox q Co. havo leased. from
the plans. for the 81 East 2lst st. Co..
George Backer. president. the eighth and
ninth lofts !n the new twelve story mer-
camille building TO be erected at 81 to ~
East 3lst st. for a long term Of years to
r. Schwed Co. manufacturers or
cloaks and suits. now at ~ West 18th ct.
The building will be ready for occupancy
about December l. Six upper floors are
now rented.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased "a
East 18th St. four story house, 22.Sx6i
feet for the Advocate Realty Company.
The New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company. as trustee under the Will or
Lucille NJ Stevens Spofford, have petit
TONED the Supreme Court for permission
TO execute a ten-year lease on 4S Green
witch st. and % Harrison st. to Frederick
F. Lowenfels, a produce merchant, at
81 400 a year. ,,, p,oo,
\ Brigham Hall and William ID. Blood-
good rented the sixth floor in 40 Fourth
ay. TO the +. S. Farmer Company Tor
term of wears. He'll q Stern represented
the tenant. . ,...a
The Lotion ". Slawson Company Leased
space in the Cuyler Building, ll6 10 ~
West S2d st, to Desmond Il. hays, +. -.
Dumont and the Jamaica fark S9 Cni
Realty Corporation: in the Anderson Gal-
leries to the Metropolitan Art ASSOCIATION
and in the Wills Building. 2S6 Firth aV'.
to Henry Opdycke. c..
The Duross Company leased the nrst
loft 100 West 18th st. TO William Siegel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
STORM OFFICE
Several Had All with Stoppani
& Hotchkin.

The ofices OF A. S. Gilbert, assignee for
the Consolidated Stock Exchange firm of
Stoppani & Hotchkin, of &c Broadway,
against whom petition in bankruptcy
was filed on Monday, were besieged yes
terday by customers asking for their Sc
curities. Mr.. Gilbert said that in several
instances the customers account repre-
sented practically all their worldly goods
While needing each request the assignee
declared that the interests of all the cred
itors would best be served by waiting un-
IN the accountants had gone over the
Grm's books and estimated what can be
saved from the wreckage.
Early estimates Of the assets OF the firm
place then IN the neighborhood Of $4,000.
and the liabilities at three or four times
that amount. Among the assets are many
practically worthless securities. known as
cats and dogs" and about 200 shares OF
listed stocks.
IL was stated that the principal reason
for the Stoppani ~ Hotchkin assignment
WAS dry rot" In this connection. how
ever. IL was learned that seven or eight
branch Offices have been maintained IN
this city and upstate at a cost Of about
$4,000 a year II the firm had been suf-
fering from lack OF business. It was
pointed out these offices should have been
discontinued long ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Syndicate May Take Over
Old Course, CompriS-
ing 400 Acres.
COSTLY DWELLINGS
IN 61ST ST. SOLD
Parcels East of Fifth Av.-Gates
Estate Sells Garage In
74th st.

A syndicate has obtained an option u
purchase the Gravesend racetrack IN tne
old Gravesend section OF Brooklyn
The option was given for cons'dera-
ton OF $1,000 and holds good until July !,
The old race course comprises ABOUT ~
acres and is bounded by Kings Highway
| Gravesend av., Ocean Parkway ana Ave
nue. u.
| II was reported that the syndicate arc
endeavoring to establish motordrome
on lines similar to the one in lnoiahapo-
lis and that several automobile manu-
facturers have been approached win the
proposition Of taking stock In the pro-
posed enterprise.
The two dwelling houses at I and East
slst st, owned by Edward Tuck ana the
Rosenthal estate respectively, have oeen
sold. according TO a report in real estate
circles yesterday. The properties which
are east of Fifth av., occupy plot oVA
100. Samuel Rosenthal occupies the east
erly house, which has been held at SlZ''VVV'
Another fine dwelling house to fan lhto
the hands of a new owner Is the premises
at 50 West S6th ST.. four story structure
on a lot 25x1O22 II adjoins the Sterling
apart1nent house and has been heid at
$50 900.
The late Charley" Gates's stable ana
garage at lo5 East 74th st. has been sou
bv the executors OF his estate TO Johh
II TAYLOR. 1t is a two story building on
LOT 25x1O22. located 70 feet east OF Farh
av.. and adjoining on the east the Church
of the Holy Sepulchre. William A '" niue
G. Sons were the brokers in the deal. MT
Gates bought the property in 1902 paying
the Armour estate $1,000 for it.
The Brown Weiss Realities resold o''
West 164th St, a five story new-law nat
house. on plot 5Ox10O, near Amsterdam aV'
The buyer. Robert S. Streep. gave IN
mart payment tire three story dwelling
house. l9xlOO11, at West 12Sd st. ad)oln-
ing the northwest corner of Mount Morris
Park West.
The D. H. Jackson Company has sold 10
a client Of Lansford f. Chapman 4't
East 143d St, five story double nat anu
stores on plot 25xlOO. The sellers acquired
the property last october from the Hynes
estate.
Other sales announced follow:
soTH T-washington II. Taylor has SOLD
to r Harris III West s0th ST.. a hve stoIy
nortbeast corner Of Amsterdam ave.
PROSPECT ANE.-The one Hundred ana
Fourteentb street and Seventh Avenue con
/ 49, mas sold l14J to 1888 Prospect ave.
three fye story new law houses. occupying e
Mot 123x1OO. on The west side Of the avenue
-I1-oTf4 sT-The West Side Construction
/ Company. Jacob Axelrod. president. has re
sold the six story apartment house, known
as the Bright, on plot 75XlOO rect at 900
/ west 10th ST. adjoining the northwest cor
ner Of Audubon ave. The seller acquired the
propcrty last month from the John j. Hearn
Construction Company in eXchahge TOT 'he
/ dwellings 143 to 147 East 39th St
/ COLLEGE AVE.-James Harris mas SOLO
The Mot on the west side OF College ave, 2os
Rockhaus owner of adjoining property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
ALTERATIONS.
MAY 20.
Manhattan.
H;ems under 81. 900 omi,,,aA

DIST ST W cor Lexington ay; 20 a. q.
tenmt; I Koch. 10th - and 7th av owns,s
Hertz siegel. III w SD IT. architects,
10000
AMSTERDAM Az. cor seth Ct: 10 n
sty tenmt and store; " McGreevey l5a u;
SD ST, owner; Cocker. 20l7 9Th sv. arch.
itect; $1,000
BROADWAY. n cor 72i ST.: 70 an q n,
hotel and store; " Schinasi. 70 W iO0.h ~
owner: Gillespie & Carrel. 1923 Bway. arehs
tects: So 900
BOTH ST. 80 r; 10 a 3 sty garage: A Can.
negie. p Dist ST. owner; II d Whitfeld
100 9Th ev, architect: $500
9TH Nv $ e cor 18th ST: to an II ry
store. light manufacturing and Offices: Ma
y VI Anderson, 80 W 10th ~. owner H0wells
& Stokes, 100 william -, architects; S4JG COZ
42D ST, and I r.: 20 a 2 sly store ari
offices: J Mlbank. owner: O 3 Post & sons
architects, 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
THE METAL MARKETS.

coPPER-Tho local market for copper
ooq quiet. with eIcctrolytic quoted 14Lc and
,as,ing 14qI4tsc. standard copper on the
Metal Exchange was hrm. with spot May.
i,,,, and Julv. 1864 G1412Hc In Lon
,ior copper closed quiet at t6S as Cd for spot
aud fGt FOR futures,
TiN-Quiet. with sales OF tons spot and
~ closed AZ 70a 81 9Oc. June. 81 So q 32 9Oc
inI- r., 90 - sS. OSc: August 80 % u 80 l5c.
and septamber. % Q33.2jc In London tin
-ioSed quiet az fi49 for spot and 1850 l5s
IEND-Qulet: New York spot 8 S5G S95c
MI Esst 81 Louis, 3.7j 45.S5c. I'm London
...d closed az fla $780,
700 and East - Louis. taon" c. in Lon
ION shelter closed az l2t - Ga
IRON Middleshoro no q. 'ls 20 ih on
Cor No / Northern: $i5H SIS 90 for 40 =
~o-thern. sls T5G S15 - Tor No I southern
and Sl4 % q SIS for No southern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Roxton Farm Sold at Auction

Roxton Farm, the former estate or
William II. Catlin. at Rye and Port
Chester, was sold at auction in the Nesey
street salesroom by Bryan L. Kennedy
Yesterday for s1O6.79O. The property
was divided into nineteen villa plots Of
from rour TO twenty-one acres each.
the amount received Is 50 close 10 this
sum il is expected that the bids will be
accented. The buyers We're L. Is. Schai-
lei. Edward j. Wilson. Carl +. Mukole,
Catberine / Clark. Stewart Louis G.
Niortz NJ Livingston. Charles Lindley.
.Iobn T. Donney, Isaac Schlesinger,
Henry Won Hub and BENJAMIN 5. van
derdorf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Dwelling House Leases.

George G. McMurtry. OF the brokerage
firm OF Benjamin, Ferguson & McMurtry,
has rented for three years from Mrs.
Ralph Sanger the five story American
basement residence at 2S East iSth ST
The tenant now resides at 5l2 Fifth av.
Samuel H Martin leased for Alice f.
Ward the dwelling house at us West
cath st. to Antonio Schorer for three
years.
vate house 131 West 13th st. TO stephen
Frey and the four story house ISL West
1Ath ST to Elizabeth Soutar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BUYS Big Montclair Tract.

Frank NJ. Soule has acquired a large
tract of unimproved land on the east
side Of Undercliff av., near the entrance
TO Eagle Rock Park. Montclair.
The tract has q frontage of 325 feet
and was purchased by the former owner
NJ. Mirick. more than forty years ago.
Mr.. Soule has assembled nearly all the
vacant property on Undercliff av. and at
the present time IS erecting two fine
residences costing, respectively. $4,000
ana $4,000 +. NJ. Crawley q Bros, of
Montclair. acted as brokers In the vari-
Gus transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Other Dwellings for Business

Royal Scott Gulden has leased the
dwelling house at "a East 44th st. sd
Joining St Bartholomew Church. for a
term of years to l.. Pierre Valligny,
perfumer. The tenant will alter the
building into street level and parlor
floors and use the upper part OF the
building for his business.
The Alvin Realty Company. Inc. has
house at Isl East goth st for five years
to Stephen Butter. who will after ex-
tensivc alterations occupy the premises
as "A women's tailoring establishment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
BROOKLYN Properties Sold.

Bryan l.. Kennedy sold at private
sale. for the executors OF the estate Of
lanes =. Farrell, deceased, the northeast
corner of 95th St and Shore Road Drive
way. to j. Seldman an adjoining owner,
fo~ about $4,000. This property was 70
nave been sold by Mir. Kennedy at public
auction yesterday ~
Tntino e Cerny resold for John II.
Bahrenburg 10 clients for investment the
ments at 5624 Fifth av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Dominion Steel Shows Deficit

The report Of the Dominion Steel Cor
puration. Ltd. for the year ended March
81. 1914. shows net earnings Of s4i42,-
esq. a decrease of s272.026. The years
surplus available for dividends was ST.
Sb4.S26. decrease of S5l7.S42 To the
preferred stock holders s9N0,o0O was
paid. leaving SS7AS26 for the common
stock. upon which s96O,9Sl was paid
with a resulting deficit Of S96IO5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Business Claims Bonner House

Nine. Helene, a dressmaking and MILL
ner concern. has leased the private dwell
ing house Of Robert +. Conner al the
southeast corner of Madison aV. and 55th
81. ,, w..
The firm has obtained. through Victor
Hartman. a lease on the house, four
story structure, on lot 25NeO. for term
~ seven wears. and are TO pay rental
ecpregating $4,000 for the term. The
house is to be remodelled and stores in
STALLED on the Grade floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
LIS PENDENS.
MAY %.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az, e cor 10Th Ct, <01TS; rector.
church vardens. etc, OF the Church Of ths
Incarnation in tho city and County o. Ny
agt c Horton et al foreclosure OF NTH;
attys Cadwalacer. Wickersham & TAFT
SID ST, 248 and 24s F. Mutual LIE ms ca
OF n agt Beth David Hospital ct a fore.
closure OF mtg atty. r L Allen.
Tho Bronx.
LOTS a Q. Ia "a and lot MARRIED sold" BE-
tween lots IL and 49, 1s %. q rs LOT q, 80
lot 2S %, 80 81. IS 70 ss Doth inclusiye),
~. 81 20 90 Goth inclusiye). 81, 80. 70. ~
rs So except part thereof " OF Independence
av. as on final maps Of the 23d and 24th
Wards SIS. So. 50. 90. "a and 95. except par.
thereof conveyed by Liber > 40. 2 o. y y
County on a certain map entitled map %
villa sites at Riverdals. known as map 977.
oath Ward. y G: also plots and 4 on
map land at R!verdale. property OF Rosen-
thai, map s24: w l. Coudit agt J Auerbach.
exr, Ell al foreclosure OF MTG. attys Elkus
Gleason & Proskauer.
BRYANT ST. f. 225 Il n lafayette sv. 50x
100: Leavitt aEt l. Davis et al foreclosure
OF ntg): atty, J z Roosevelt
BECK ST n $, 80 n Longwood av 40Nioo:
Workmen's sick and Death BENEFIT Fund NJ
the United States OF America sgt Beck Stree.
Realty co et al foreclosure o., mtg. sttys,
IIillquit & Ievene.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Leases in Old 7th Ward.

Edward y. Crosby &; co. have leased for
the Hendrick Rutgers estate the -FOUR
story dwelling house 20l East Broadway:
Inc basement. store and second loft at %
East Broadway. the store and basement
stores of the I'VE story dwelling house
s. and Sia Division St, the stores and
lofts of So East Broadway. and the vacant
Mot 273 and 30 Cherry ST., extending
through TO 56 and 52S Water ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Prof. Osborn Leases House.

Douglas +. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Professor Henry Fairfield Osborn
president OF the American Museum OF
Natural History. % East 10th St. hve
story dwelling house. to George c. NC
Murphy Professor Osborn's homo ad-
joins the premises. at the Madison av.
corner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-21
Apartment Rentals.

Douglas l.. Gilman < 60. leased an
APARTMENT of ten rooms and three baths
I'm the building under construction at 755
Park as. corner of 12d ST.. 20 Robert /.
Bacon. Of kisscl. kiunicutt & Co. son
or the Hon. Robert Bacon. exam bassa-
dor TO France. also an apartment Of
eleven rooms and three baths in the
same building to Waldo H. Marshall,