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Newport daily independent., 1914-04-20
No Money Famine.

Secretary McAdoo's recent an- fnouncement giving the results of direct loans to banks at crop moving time last fall, with inter- lest at 2 per cent, shows a small CT demand than it was generally supposed there would be. On- |ly S37 ,3S6,000 was taken, this amount being loaned to 193
 banks in twenty eight states. These loans have all been repaid, the interest on the |same being $260,000, reprsent- ing that much clear profit to the government. This indicates an liability on the part of the banks |of the agricultural states to meet the requirements of the large volume of business incl
 dental to crop moving period
 greater than it was generally thought they possessed, as oth- erWise the low rate on interest
 charged would have caused a heavier demand upon the treas ury.-Houston Post.
 The announcement indicates something more. It indicates that there was no money famine, other than that which was at-
 tempted by the money kings of Wall street, who sought to bring
 about a panic for the purpose of it from enacting the then pend-
 coercing congress, andpreventing ling financial legislation. Under ordinary circumstances Wall street would have succeeded in putting one over on the country, as it has often done before. Sec retary McAdoo's offer of f unds
 to move the crops, to the extent of $200,0O0,000, was laughed at by the "gombeen" men, or the money sharks, and he came back at them with the announcement that if S200,000,000 was not enough, he had $5OO,000,000 al- ready printed, and ready for dis tribution. This brought the money trust to it's senses, and it
 hastened to deny that it was in
 a conspiracy to corner the money
 market.
 The announcement indicates
 something more. It shows that
 organized rapacity and corporate
 greed present a terrifying as-
 pect to the individual; but when
 the people, through their gov
 ernment, rise up, they are big
 ger and greater than any con-
 bination of special interests, and
 they are able to brush them a. lside. The lesson which Secretary McAdoo taught the country is one of the the most valuable that
 it has learned in many years. It Ihas given people confidence in themselves and in their govern
 ment, and it has shown how very
 poor and weak special or partic-
 ular interests are when they are
 compelled to measure strength
 with the whole people.-Mem- }phis News-Scimitar.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-20
Humility First.

We shall never be the Tight of the world" except on condition of being the "salt of the earth You have to do the humble, inconspicuous. silent work of checking corruption by pure example before you can aspire to do the other work of raying out light into .he darkness, and so drawing men to Christ himself. McL4aren.
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-20
Muddled.

The lecturer arose and said frn pressively Every time I see youns man coming out of saloon, want to go right ur to that young man ana say, Turn right around. young man' you're going the 6wrong way. .-Nsw York Mall
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-20

does not perform D y force " h a t should be accom- p1ished by persua sion IS Dr. Miles Laxative Tablets. After using them, MT. N. A. Waddell, SIS Washington St Waco, Tex says:
 Almost all my life I have been
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-20
Ham and Eqas.

Calhoun Clay says: Oar am nom oreakable relationship betwixt de cus lud race an turkey, the reason bein' dat de cullud race is descended from Ham. while Curkey. comes from eggs.'
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-20
Clean Up the Bowels and Keep Them Clean'

There are many remedies to be had for constipation, but the diff culty is to procure one that acts without violence. A remedy thst
Newport daily independent., 1914-04-20

Don't Spoil your clothes. Use Red Cross Ball Blue and keep them white as snow. All grocers 5 cents a package.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man.
haitian and The Bronx.

''l" 81, ~ dws. ! St sly 's.t:hoysry ssSiSr.
Bank agt Henry DALEY 81 al; due Sils,-
b2t1i; taxes &C. ts,ss6'25; to the piaino,
,o.mp ST. 'sii' W. n $. $50 W West End ay
20xlOOil. 3 sty dwlg--Chelsea Realty GO
AK, n Hickey ct ,ns al pla dSs "sss $1,000
MADISON Az, 1929, cor l.tth st; so,exso
: sly tcnmt and store-Rosetta hart hst
II schcnck ct al; due; 'is'S@s'SS' isx nno
~' ny Il. Morssnthsa. Jr,.. COMPANY, ~,
lOlsT ST, so E, ~ rs Madison ay, 2ti
lOOil, . sly tenmt ana stores-conraa
stein ct a., exrs agt MARY ssi 9r %, 81 a.:
''''"'iT"A lat s2os' THIRD AvENUEl
by Henry BRADY;
100 sty dwig--J c Green agt $ b Hen
derson action 2; due. s2,ls2s$: taxes,
80. $3.50 sub TO LIST mts' $500 g az az
''''"' by George Price ,,... :.
"is'sxiOo 3 s,y dwls-~J & Oresn .ast 8 y
H,naer:on {. ,h a. s ssso n pr due %tr sSo
w Wv '' By Joseph r, pay, ,.
GRANT Az "a .,y s0s swIx1 lf.,h a.
Mueller agt Sol Moses ct al; d sS,Soe. 90.
ODYSSEY 'ISsf A Xv H. '"F 80 " z.r.ss
isf 4SSeF :, r a. ;s ST. ''" axes.
'- ~ w By J. il Mayors,
wAhT3H Az cr 40 st: A AUnL
Wani' IT 81 ' "i due, ssto5s; take. y"
s2iSii! to thu plaintl1 .,,.......,,.S2 bt
sn. :, Y a. G~a,s due sgSsssrs; i'' i..: 49,
to Otto Nauss. .s~-s-s-.s'''....' 'Vsis'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
AsTOR LEAsEHOLD SOLD.

The First Leaseholding Company has
taken through Nelson n Lee from tho
brunswick Realty Company tn" balance
OF the first twenty-one years lease On
the new eleven story mercantile build
ing at TO ! West Thrty-ffth street. l2a
feet from Fifth avenue. adjoining Best
4 Co. and opposite McCreery's The land
il owned BY the Astor estate. The aver
age yearly rental 10 be paid Is 100000,
and for the balance Of the term total
Of $3.50. 200 is involved, The site OF this
building was leased In 1912 from the As
tor estate by the Brunswick Realty Com
pany, which subsequently erected he
present building and leased space In II 10
Best & Co. tho Exchange Buffet. i.
Schlivek and oilers. with the eNcep-
ton Of two lofts the building, which Is
OF high type of construction. Is en-
tirely rented. Nelson Lee have been
appointed agents of the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29

loft at rs West Fifteenth street 20
Spcrllng 4 Waxman the second loft at
1895 West Nineteenth street to II. Siro-
WITT & Co.. and 214-lS West Twenty
eighth street to NJ. stone Packing Box
Company.
q. ID. & II. V. Dixie have leased the
second and third lofts at 2iS West Forty
second street to Atsco, Inc. and the
fourth loft to the Chrome kinetograpn
Company.
George A. Bowman has leased to the
Standard Typewriter Company the store
and basement In the new building at 14l
West Forty-second street for a term of
years.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased space at 1914 West Thirty seventh
street to Salman h Altman. and with
Royal Scott Gulden a loft at 90 East
Forty first street to Lyman & Helenius
Anes n Co. have leased the store at
West Twenty-ninth street to Wah Tai
and the first loft to Henry Maerlender.
Brcnger h Co. have leased the store at
40 Third avenue to Conrad Hassum.
G. +. w. Johanning has leased to Abra-
ham Porter the store 1856 Eighth av-
enuc for five years.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
to George Gins the store tS7 Sixth av-
enue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
ROGERS PET BUILDING LEASE.
Unnamed Tenant Takes I2.SOO
square Feet on second Floor.

Horace s. Ely K Co. have leased the
entire Fifth avenue section of the second
story OF the Rogers Peet Building nj Fifth
avenue and Forty-hrst street for term
Of years. The space rented has frontag"
of 73 feet on Finn avenue and lb6 feet
on Forty-irst street comprising gross
area Of about 1900 square feet The
name of the tenant who IL represented in
this transaction by Peasc 4 I;lliman. liz
withheld for the present. This second
story will be an attractive salcsrooin,
having been specially designed with n
ceiling height of over hft",n feet. The
Rogers Poet Building viii he ready for
occupancy January /, 1919, and his arw
lease Is made to commence February l.,
1Sl5,
william II whiting A. co, have leased
the store and basement nj 2@ BeeknHn
street to the Progressive Launch Company
the store and basement AT 10 and |.
Nhndewatcr street TO TIA" American News
Company the store and basement az !
Dutch street to thu Standard Hollow
Ware Company and the store and base
-YneWe at % Wesley STREET.-THE E'~fofHs,e.a-' :
NJ. 4 w. Hess have leased the sixth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
By WireIcss-IncOmi Vessels.

IS Oceanic. 80 miles east of Sandy Hook a,
$ SlN.no Mobile OF Mobile bar at p, n.
- Philld-lphia, San Juan BIS miles south OF
Sandy Hook At noon.
:, Ohuda Nip, Bay, 3l5 miles south OF Sandy
Hpuk ~ noon
IupItcr At noon.
:. saratoga Havana, is miles south Of
Sandy Hook At p NJ
- Parma 81 Thomas, 2o2 miles south OF
SANDY Hook al noon
- city Of Montgomery, savannah, on Mar
TINS Industry al ,.36 T., VI.
- Illinois towiug barge Magnolia Port Ar
thur mics south of Charleston nj p
- Conan, he. Jack sonvllle, So miles south OF
sandy Hook ~ VI
IS guantanamo, Tampico, 100 miles west OF
Havana Al noon
:, Mohawk, Jacksonville, lis miles south of
SANDY Hook Al i NJ
:. 81 .omu,u. Turks Island 30 miles south
OF Sandy Hook Al y NJ
- Fl Norie, Galveston. iS miles south -
Sandy Hook AT u, NJ
81 Freda sabine l5s miles south OF Sandy
Hook at noon.
y rrinz sl4ismuud Kingston Ill miles south
OF sandy llook ~ noon
- III CID Galveston, N miles south OF Jupl
ter AT noon
- RucnayentNra / so miles east OF Sandy
Hook al $40 T.. II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29

During the hearing next Friday by the
Board of Estimate on the matter of per-
hitting the Union Railroad Company OF
The Bronx to operate cars through l25th
street business in Harlem will be pract-
cally at "A standstill The Harlem Board
of Trade Is marshalling its members and
headed by Congressman George Loft,
president Of the board, ana r. Walter
Barnett. secretary, will attend the hear
ing In force Harlem merchants are In
favor of The Bronx railroad company
getting n franchise to operate through
l2jth street. Some are OF the opinion
that ii would in IA short time be the shop
ping centre for Bronxites, displaclng
l4gth street and other trade centres in
the lower end Of that county The plan
Is to run the Union company's cars across
the willis avenue bridge and then through
la5th street to Fort Lee ferry. Such a
plan would give residents of The Bronx
direct connection with the New York Cen
tral lines at l25th street. Al present
Bronx travellers must walk or ride from
the Third avenue bridge The s2hem" Ia
run The Bronx company's cars across the
wills avenue bridge has met with favor
OF the Bridge Commissioner and the Pub
lie Service Commission recently approved
the plan, but before the cars may run the
Board Of Estimate must consent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
No,rments Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON April 2s--Ths destroyers
Whipply. Paul Jones. Perry, Truxtun and
SfrN,rt have Arrived al Muzatlan, the gun
boat Galveston a. Manila, drstroyers Law
ryuuc, lreule Hun and tux Cheyenne at
san pirgI. gunhodt lsla de Lu2on at New
YORK lara tux tncas at Norfolk cruiser
tI,,,lsud .. SAN Diego cruiser - Louis
Uud suhwpriu" H-3 a, Tihu'"n' TAI and
guuuuHH scorpion ~ Mersiua
Th, 'ug rogsrt ha- sailed from wash
uEtnu rut Annapolis h. cruiser chicago
er ,t,i purt,nnuth y n Tor Boston mont ~
V.I. ,hn~.r, from Gutniduamo FOR tristohaI
gLrh,at Raleigh from Ma4ttlan for San Has
aud MAu4anino. tender Tonopah and sub
marines D-l, De. pa Ell and u , from
&arfolk for NV York yard, bsttrshp New
YORK from Newport for Hampton Roads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
22p ST. LOFT ORDERED SOLD.
...,,, Duc ON Building whose
prcseut Income L. e3,SOO.

Supreme Court Justice Blur sRhea an
order Yesterday ordering the sale IN iors.
closure of the six story store ana ioi'
t,tiJing a, 40 West Twenty-second street
suit was brought by the Seaman's btnk
for savings on a mortgage executed sep
tember ~, 1905, by Ida c. Bracher, when
was due September 22 last. The deiend,
ant failed to pay both me pr,ne'pA, a.
the interest due on May 10. 1918. james
", HYDE. appointed referee In the case
found that the total amount due Is Sl2e.'
al Roger II. Clarke. appointed receiver
in the case, reported to the court that
the entire building IS vacant except .ns
Nv. eoor aud mart of the NTH floor and
nat the total rental has been only S3.boo.
He said that there are many vacant
hui,dinrs in the neighborhood because
manufacturing businesses are encroachine
ON the loft and Office district ana many
~ the leading rental agents refused 10
bapdIe the building pending the fore
OH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
MORE wOOLwORTm TENANTS.

Edward J. Hogan has leased space In
the Woolworth Building to the Canadian
Pacific Railroad. on the fifteenth floor.
for ten years to the Chicago and North
western Railroad. space on the fourteenth
floor. to the Union Bag and Paper Com
pany and Warren Manufacturing Com
pany the south wing Of the nineteenth
floor: to Earle ScoN and J. Ward Fol-
lette. space on the eleventh floor: to Will
liam Denison Morgan, +. q. Pickman
and Bros. Inc. Newport News Shipbuild-
ing and Dry Dock Company. the Eagle
Smelling and Refining Company. Joseph
Joseph 4 Bros, Company. Nestles Food
Company. the Peroline Company OF Amer
lea. Moss. Laimbeer. Marcus 4 Wells.
Rooney 4 Beha, the Shredded Wheat
Company. the Hooper -Falkensu Engineer
ing Company and TO the Pitts & kits
Manufacturing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

The Randall property at parien.
Conn, has been rented to Mrs Helen T.
Watkins by Fish & Marvin. who also have
rented the Hollander estate on The Grange
At Scarsdale to l.. NJ. Leventritt of this
city and the Lehman residence at Bronx
vile to John T.. Mudgett of this city
Ewing Baker a. Henry were associated as
brokers in the last lease.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
leased for the summer for Mrs. Robert \.
Peet her property on the Neck road at
Lyme. Conn, to J. Rowland Gardner. vice
president of the New England Steamship
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
VARIETY IN THE BRONN.

Henry Nordheim has filed plans In The
Bronx for the construction OF two story
frame dwelling. 2G.6Xl7, on the north
side Of 224th street. $50 feet west OF
White Plains avenue. for James +. Moore
at Il cost Of $4,000. The Kreymborg
Architectural Company has filed plans for
"A five story brick tenement, i910x90. on
the south side OF 10th street. 100 feet
west OF Clinton avenue, for Mitchell a
McDermott Construction Company. ].
T.. Mitchell president, at "A cost OF $45, 900.
John C. Schaeffler has filed plans for
two story brick factory. 52x70 on the
west side of Longfellow avenue, $50 feet
south of Garrison avenue. for the Schlat-
ter Embroidery Company. August Moe
bus president. at a cost of 1000. Anton
Primer has filed plans for three two story
and attic frame dwellings. each 20N3l, on
the northwest corner OF Dudley avenue
and william place. for the Bentz Con-
tracing Company, John Bentz president.
at total cost OF $4,000. Frederick
Jaeger has filed plans for u one story
brick store. s66x65. on the north side OF
fremont avenue, 43.2 feet west of DAILY
avenue. for George T.. Paulson at "A cost
of $4,000. T. T. CHASER has filed plans
for one story brick dwelling. 27x67.G, on
the east side OF Cromwell avenue. ll2.3
feet south OF l70th street. for Michael
Breen AT cost of $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
WILL. NOT CHANGE ASSESSMENT

In Diminishing yesterday certiorari pro
ceedings brought by the Regent Construe
lion company TO review the assessmen,
on the sixteen story loft building at -
to 80 West Twenty-eighth street supreme
Court Justice Cohalan SAID tnat the
,,,,ic, n, IN, court il not to interfere with
Tho denomination OF the tax officials un-
less It il clearly made to appear that
their action has been takin In violation
Of tho law or contrary to the facts be-
fore them" A. TO the assessment OF ssIo,-
900 unimproved and $4,000 improved.
for 1918 the court says the evidence does
not overcome the presumption or COR
rectness. since the expert LOT tne TAX
hoard testified that the market value Is
$500 900 The court refuses 10 disturb the
I9ll assessment because there Is no evil
dence TO show the value OF the Improve
ments at the time the assessment was
made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
INVESTS IN BnONX FLAT.

AVENUE--John X. ana
Oscar l.. Foley have sold for the
Agency Realty and Mortgage Company
the northwest corner OF Belmont ave
nue. and lS6th street. FIVE story fiat
with stores. on plot 5oxs7.6. The prop
erty was sold for cash above hrst
mortgage. and was purchased by an In
weston.
ST. LAWRENCE AvENUE.-Leon G.
IIosere has sold for Il. v. Buckingham
20 DR. g. T. OGrady the house on thr
east side of st. Lawrenc" avenue. lst
feet south of Walker avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
NEW BUILDINGS PLANNED.
small Ones In Manhattan, Odd As
sort ment In The bronx.

ON the southeast corner of Post ave-
nue. and 207th street two two story dwell
ings with stores are to be erected having
n total frontage of 30 feet on the avenue
and 70 feet on the street Edwin A.
Cruikshank is the owner. The total cost
has been estimated AT $1,000 by the
architects. John Is. Snooks's Sons.
Louis a. Sheinart. architect for James
and Daniel Reardon. has filed plans for
the construction of "A three story stable
on the north side of Water street 1Ss
feet east of SCANNED street. II will have
frontage of 1853 feet and a depth OF 81
feet. The cost has been estimated at
100000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
OPERATOR BUYS aeTH sv. HOUSE

The d. H. Jackson Company has
bought the dwelling at 2So Yves; Thirty
sixth street from Mary l.. Whitehead. who
has owned 1t since 1883. The house Is
three story and basement and Is on lot
1S.6x9S9 between Seventh and Eighth
avenues In the rear is the ten story
plant OF the Mccall Pattern Company.
The house separates two large plots which
eventually will be improved with business
buildings. The three dwellings to the
east of the Whitehead property. 2S3. 23o
and ?37. are owned by the Holland Hold
ing Company. James n. Ottley owns the
three houses tn the west of the house
The Holland company bought 23' about
two years ago. II was the last OF the
three houses owned by the company to be
secured and at the time 1t was Thought
that a building operation would surely
follow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
SALES NEAR PROSPECT PARK.

A. Peace & Son have sold for Louis
Bonert the three story American base
ment brick dwelling at 500 Second street
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. 10
A. l.. Furnald. The house is on 10,
2OxIOO feet. The same broker sold 20
Montgomery place. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues three story and base
ment brick dwelling with dining room eN-
tension, 20x72xl0o feet, for the W. A.
Gunnison estate to "A client
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
LIS pE<DENS.
Manhattan.

llSTH ST. :. bet Lemon Il Ith avs, lot a.
-itudolph MalaCh co agt Harry schr!cr
ct al ,ameuded foreclosure OF tax Hem f;
atty. a WeNmann
81 AN, 1872 sophie Reuth ct al agt Esther
Rauch foreclosure Of mortgage; atty, G
Recht
David Israel AIT Pietro Alvino ct al tfore-
closure Of mortgage; atty, Danzis"r.
eOrH 81, $, 1875 OF Park av, 29axloos
Ray NcU agt WIN Paul ct al ,'ore,
ciosur" ~ MORTGAGE; attys, Rosanshy a
M'DlnOT Az W - whole from, be, lIsth
< t,tih 49, May newton ct al agt New
YORK Real Estnf, security 60 Ell al 'forc-
Az u. cor sth 81 6ONlO--LaWycrs Mtg
30 pgt Moses HoroWitl ct al fore
closure OF mortgage attys, cary car
Joseph Kornhauser ct al foreclosure 81
.mortrage!! 9tty. Wolf kohn M
Kramer ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
attys. Bowers \ sands
Bronx.
NORRIS Az. y " cor l5oth ST. bslAlo0-
Ralph Karget agt Cari,ina spallone ct a
,aG,ion t" yGrS'e "4 Tan Sc, aside two con
LOTS lSi, 1873, 1915, 1877, lSS and l3s, on mar
% ~ lots Of Paul estate-henn" Cohei
WEBSTER .AN. :, % II lot ~ ON map ol
Nilltg" If Mount Hope, 7iNi51--iSlIn~
Goldman ast Max Cohen and ano. -
20 recover one. mira Interest an' -"sh'
s,oTTH ST. s. $50 Katonah av, ,OxiOo-
ssusan Ashland ct al Az Triangle cons
Eaes!, atty. J + puross
AoLEDv,T AN, s. 7Go.2 : Plymp,on ay
b6 INlaii-Michel Real Estate Mort
a. Gor"closnre OF mortgagr. atty "
licnkrl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Ames and Company have leased the
following dwellings; "a West Twelfth
street. to l.. Meurale; 35l West TWEEN
ty-seventh street. to Mrs. H. Cullen: 329
West Fifty-first street to Mr.. Vogt !:
33s West Fifty-ifth street to Mrs. X.
=. Doyle. and 1853 West Thirty fifth street
10 Caroline Corrido.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
BROWNING TED STREET BUYER.

T.. w. Browning. owner of the WORLDS
Tower Building on West Fortieth street,
is the buyer of two Seventy-second street
dwellings recently sold, The houses are
lls West a four story house, on lot 25x
l022, just disposed of by the Morris Loeb
estate, and 43 West, "A four story house,
on lot 25xl022 Mr.. Browning said yes
terday he has no plans for remproving
the properties at present,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
AsBURY PARK HOTEL LEASED.

Feist 4 Feist Of Newark have leased for
a term of years the Winthrop. the second
largest hotel and restaurant In Asbury
Park. y. j.. for Morris May to August f.
and Olga Slender of New York city. The
hotel is ut the southwest corner OF Sec
ond avenue and Kingsley street. fronting
on the ocean. II liz fous story and
basement brick and stucco structure of
semi-fireproof construction. built by Mr..
Nag about four years ago. and contains
1875 rooms forty baths and two large
reStanrnnfs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29

Forty-ive judEmeu: Tor, closures. ag-
gregating about 100000. obtained in the
Queens County Court by tt" United As
sets Corporation, were filed with the
County Clerk OF Queens county At
Jamaica yesterday against the curr!c
Realty Company. which was Interested
in laud developing scheme i'm the
vicinity Of Fourtc, nth avenue IN the As
toria section The Tinted Assets Corpora
ton represented money loaned on mort
CAGES and other claims. Il Is said the
assets will meet all the iudrmcuts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-29
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

DE LvIsE. ANNA, to Enrleo yigsiani SOC
ct GtE NnAHTE 4 s M r. CO Of to HsnTy
M1aFf ELIAS & a. eAr' 70 Douglas ROBIN"
cAM nir'S; G 5ERE j. to ormond Really
woop " wlLro$ and ano. enr. 20 y
pS Mis5S" ABRRHAM to chas Ro.>, 49,. 81
EAHNSHAw, ALICE :, to TILE q,
L&WyEss TITLE iNs & T c? to l; ~, S5s
SANE TO James a rrow bridge, 80. &. 900
TITLE Il 4 r 90 to Lawyers Title lns 4
Ai3!E EM MIssIo% g H"' Assh >oi c;
MH 5&>T'ii 'rtIEisrHMAN 60 = OK 60;
LAM YERS TITLE ms a = co to i,HlIon n
SANE TO saml = <i,ner o.. ......... 900
Mcclure cons' 90 10 Edw WC AZ
DIV 'HE DOCK sAv i&sTS' to Berth Q M,i;;
rR iigf }YrE n * MmosrirAl is clry : !
Al If Hi9H;"S Mo H2;GS p CO { TO
sTEWGME Henry. to T q * T 60 omitted
sTEMME, ANNA : ct al, exrs, to 7 q
AMrEicAN MICE co to Robert /. H:sge,;
Tl'rLE . 4 T co to Mutual tife ins. C.
M&NHATrAN LIFE ms 90 to Emgran.
Ind Savings Rank. '..,,...,......., 1000
Bronx.
NcKENNA. JOHN !. 70 Emile GraeheT. 81
Bl.rEN. JoHANNA sno, trus, 20 Morrts
Buen ....,... ......... .,,.,u,s' 600
KROIN. CAROLINA to Gottleb Futtcr-
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MANNER. BENNY, eNr. 20 Fannie Main
HNA'RtrrR JOHN W ,ra.. to clara v
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RFR$ACrHlA. FELICIA, 10 Rosie -
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l. MICE co TO MiChl Foertsch ,.. $4,000
SANE 20 trustees Of estate and property ~
the Diocesan Convention ~ Y. s3i 600
SAVE 10 Excelsior SAVINGS Bank 3d., 81 oo"
sAME ip Hannah NCNhurgcr ---.. so o0o
COLIN IlA -kNl kERBDbk EK TRUST
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HElTMAN. CHAS e. so l. Mgc 90. .sla 0oo
KESSI Err. KATE 10 Ambrose u Todd $500
MILNE, ALIEN g, to + q T Co.., s. 0o0
y MICE 4 SEC 90 20 Methodist Eplsro-
pa church Home In city Of y VS. 900
CoRN, EXCHANGE BANK TO MIG 4
CoRNEIL JOHN. to Chas Hcit-
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