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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Manhattan.

MeiIanus 70 Emsrant Industrial saTinss
Bank ~ Chambers 81; April 49, ! 1T: IS
900. attorneys. z & z J o'Gorman. ~ Cham
SPRING ST. 27e . 25xsIs Jos C. Forbes
and auo 70 Lawyers Title Insurance and
1000
$50 ST. rs 100 u v OF sth ave. 2oxas .:
Margery 3 Ruttmann 10 John " sterling
and ano, trus; $. attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance 90. $50 Broadway
351 II ST. s. 100 y OF Sd ave. 2oSes .
Helen Mccartney, eXtrX. 20 Emisrant Indus
trial Savings Bank. ~ Chambers 81: April
49, yrs. $4,000. attorney. VI j Scanlon
- Chambers St
3sTH ST. 40 West. 25xos Q. Geo Reh-
fuss 10 Karl Rchfuss. 419 West 3Sth 81; due
es per bond. April 3: $4,000: attorney. Peter
Cook. 25S Broadway.
SANE PROPERTY, same 20 Masdslena
mtg Sl5.50ob: due as per bond $4,000. at
torney. Peter Co.'s. rs Rroadway
I'D ST s. ~ II = OF "a ave 16sNlo2 ..
i,2d 81 Amusene Corpn 70 Bank Of Europe.
1929 LIST ave. AMI II; mos g per cent.
$1,000 attorney. Title Guarantee Co. l76
Broadway.
ODD sr i24 East, 151loos. Arthur J Col
Inns TO Greenwich Savings Bank. 90 9th ave:
April II; ? yrs: per cent ss per bond; IS 500
attorney y \ Sands. 80 cedar ST.
,s 92D ST, 1870 and 1872 East. 3oxloos; AZ
2i6 9th ave: April II. : yrs; per cent and
interest as per bond. ST. 600. attorney. same.
iVfln : !, III ana ~ Nesf. HVNlVO. -
Louis \ seryatius to Greenwich Savings
Bank 2f6 9th ave; April II prior mtg
$4,000; yrs: per cent as per bond So 900;
attorney. y \ sands. 40 Cedar 81.
18TH ST. 1856 East. 5. 10 sxi0o II prior
mtg sl1. I5o); Donate Cepols 10 Carmela
Prore. 227 East io9th st. Jan Is. / ". s
per cent; $4,000; attorney. u Cepola. 22e7
lst ave.
The Bronx.
BAfNBRrDGE AVE. 3. 4S6 II s of issth
st. ~ 6XlOos: Mount HOPE Building Co to Gus
April IL; due oct II. 1916. per cent: s. 900.
attorney George \ steinmuller. 1911 Cd ave.
BAlNBRIDGE AVE e g. 500 n or lasth
si. i3llM0I3. same 10 same ,prior mtge $50 b.
GOO: April IL; due oct II, 1916 per cent
5000: same attorney
CAMBRIDGE AVE cor iasth ST. ASK
80. same 10 same prior mtge SIS 900. April
I. yrs. per cent; 5000 same attorney.
BURNSIDE AVE. cor Bassford ave. ST.
M2Sf. Julia Schmitt TO George [. Nogei. g.
year. per cent. 5000. attorney John 4
Booth ri Broadway.
INTERNALE AVE. 1857. e. - sxiio. Jacob
streiner 90 10 LAWYERS Mortgage co. 80 LID
600. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust co,
10 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: same To Moskowitz
and ano li7 Grand ~ prior mtg so 0Ool
March 81: due Dec =. 1916. per cent; s..
same attorney.
INTERVALS AVE- 1856 " :. iesxliO: same
N Abraham porh and ano $50 Claremont ave
prior mtge $50 000l. March 81 due Dee -.
1915. 6 per cent. 5000. same attorney.
INTERNALE AVE l3s3-i357. =. s5xiio.
Hist At prior mtgc $50 0oOl; March II. due as
per bond. & per cent. $500. attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust 90, l16 Broadvsy
LoRILLARp IT., ., lbs II Of Jacob a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

RITTER Receipts. Go9. pkgs. ''~S"
crssrer, steady. demand fair. but supplies
ample creamery 'N''"S' "a
frsts = q 25c; seconds. "a ~
.,.-as "si. g.3c. nrsts. - d.2c; seconds
e1'I"f' s..-. tubs finest 25p
49,. good To- prime mario. process 'N
fras 20a oOigc. trsts. rs a zoe. ,.t
CHEESE Receipts Los M i,y-er
made whole mills cheese Ntdh ""u cue
state and Western. whole mnt. ns'o, e. ~,
,iais as TO quality. u D. TIC l.,Iord
"a, average fancy. lG0 l3i~t, NeW Nvt ,
rbsdJsrs I'M crates. lSa1s'4c. state sAlins
held. fair 90 uuest. ~ 70 u iec, lles.,', ~,
Gals 11aIllRc. good 90 choice, 10 ~ In
EGCs- pcceipts 29OSS cases. Trade e,aCh
rserints liberal and market favoring IN. guy
- t,rceh gathered extras. dozen. II d-l - -
Srsts storage packed. 2On 20 '.c. hisis. I'a
1a'-c. seconds. 49, d1Natc, nearby i'l. ., =
ani gathered whites. fine 70 ian''' 49, -
ncarby hounory browns. - 0 - 'ec e"'aeIe
and r,i>.d tgr 02Oiec. duck eggs. baIu-
more. selected. 2Jc. Others. - &c
TRIIT> -FREsr-Receipts. l..2i hb.s ap-
surplv hut steady Strawberries hrn. ~
PIES bon DAVIS Dbl SfISi 30, HUBBARD
son S4QS475. Spitzcnbcrg and baldNn
SIS 90 crceninr. $3.50. Kne. Sfp
e. y. %orthern Spv. S4aS1. common. s. 80
go IN. Far Western boz apples. s 80 ~ 50
a~RrPRTES cape cod. bbl. SlOHSl4.
~. - - q 80 S%6S3 80: JERSEY. fancy.
,T0st o-ii-sr,. Sn4Sl1: crate s. - n
e. Fis.rpHU-BERRIFS Florida quart. 20
800. trNfof-ATS S112c: TANGERiNES.
ioIiaa, o 4a ND, cIH riorids boz 81 .5a 81.
go, 30 81 n. e -. California. 81 5O0
g. 5O. 80 NPcFRIIT. Florida ana Porto
Rico box. S1GS5: cuban. 81 30 q - 2V.
II~rAPpTFS Porto Rico crate. 81 q s. o..
rhe~ e. 50l5 g. 80
TaX AN sTR AW-Hiehcr grades Of tim
- haa o - erTer HAY large baled.
'oi, umol ~, 10 4, - = So r,,ived x1SG
20 -. g ~ 2V. 6Sts 70. 40 / clover.
az 90. S'"e sT INV T1e Si7asis small
SlipStS, S4hS VI" -. ;rs, 100
pSle1 ~ - SniTcETspIES pcceipts
~ IT .a,,ips - - onions Do
lois bbis potatoes o'' De, ,,r,i,. md
N Neah, ..N I,.,rs vlenty and weak. Ber-
OiiSi'S 80. i ,orrots Iov,.r. south caro-
ma slteol. OStIst-. ,o,.cr r6tt,Ice lower.
vases nti!-e'' 1870 ..af" ,,, tbf S4oS>. late
fCI d 80, be' IN q e. IN. MARYLAND
erop >.GS e. 5oS e. Nam White is0-i6
snu r.Eid'la; .O bag e. AZ u 81 50
oag' -'V = co. 80 GO s,9-e 10 To-
10, i1"- ID % - % ~ :" "a. state
az o. WS - SD bar g 20 s. 10 SWEET PO-
TATOES. no ]. basket. &C HSl ~. w - - 10
white e rat 60 20 rsS > 81 ~ So so com
non. s. 500 81 bermuda. crate. So - q So;
cuban ana itNas. S-H = -, -: % g. g. 80
= 90 80 Nstencla. case 80 90 caU-
York crate s. % 2 u %. o. e. ~ a.
white. 81 ass; South Carolina ana Georgia
81 - 2 81 80: BRJ ostL9 SfhCI - 80 "a o.
81 zoe: BEANS wax OF green. - - -,
BEETS. tIOrlda, Nbl, crate. - 81 Houii
Carolina 100 lunches S40 81. New orleans
S2a s., Bermuda crate. s. - a s. 30. CAk-
q .o eO' 1o %s Bag 81 5s4si -: South
Caroline. 100 punches S1dS3: New Orleans
S2G s.: Bermuda. crate 81 % q 81 90; Gel
bermuda. onion crate. 81 75aS2. CELERY
KNOBS 100 lunches S4aSJ. CABBAGES
Danish s2od s2j imported. white 35o-lt
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arge pending the outcome Of their :.

large pending the outcome OF their -,
peals. az
Mr.. Elder introduced a resolution =. =,
last meeting Of the Bar Associ,,,o',
charging that the newspapers had lr,S~
fered with the course Of justice IN ~.
cases. Mr.. Byrne and Meier steinh-,.'-
vigorously opposed the resolution. nv, =
vas passed. Mr. Wilson was Only n,-,,.'
in sympathy with the resolution. Tn. -
Port Of the committee will probably rssn,.
In the preparation Of bill for the Io,s.
lature's consideration curtailing the In
erty of the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
GRAINS DECLINE IN CHICAGO
Corn Prices Lead the Drop
Provisions Split Changes.

Chicago, April l3.-Most OF the spec
ulatOrs in wheat reached the conclusion
to-day that the green bug scare in the
NorthTes- had no solid basis Accord
inely the market finished heavy. at a
decline Of sc to &c net. Corn closed
&c TO = down. oats off 1'sc to 114c
provisions varying from loss Of I2isc
TO a shade advance. Range OF prices:
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MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 10.
Mahanttan.

AorU ST. u s. 200 n c Of 9TH ave. &31i ,.oS,
Cen n storm < Go AIT Charles Brown alaI5
Nlcoll and Henry Am .iJs ~ owners mem
Urn 81. Nos us and 30 East. Sainue
7 .aber ast Annie Hochstim. owner ana CO"
tFS SO; F IT nos and West; John J Cor.
don aet y Savings Bank. owner HaI4e"
catering @, contractor; s3t a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Brokers in Fifth Ave. Sale.

Leopold We'll negotiated the sale of 1
East i2d St. which together with the
adjoining property at 3. was purchased by
the Oceanic Investing Company, an
nounced I'm Sundays Tribune. Masten &
Nicholas. as attorneys, represented the
buying company. Slawson q Hobbs were
the brokers' in the sale Of No. 9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Staten Island Property Sold.

Mrs. Kate Poe Richardson sold through
Cornelius q. Koln to Mrs. Lydia II.
Thomson the Williams farm OF FIVE acres,
With house and stable, on the Annadale
road. Annadale, Staten Island This
farm has changed ownership three times
in three years at advancing prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Brooklyn Dwellings Rented.

Howard C. Pyle d co. has leased li7
state st, three story ana basement
brownstone dwelling house. TO a client
for Or. II. y. Ostrander for term of
years also l7j and III Joralemon ST. two
two story and basement brick dwelling
houses TO clients for a number OF years
for DR. 4. Dewitt Mason.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

GLEASON AVE, cor = l-aTfehee ar ,e .
JI mi a. VI, VIZ 80 626 and COS: National sash
and Door 60. Inc. at Adoph hdse''i"'
"SGr.FI,SON AVE. n cor 81 Lawrence ave
,1rob1 sash and Door 20 agt jacob Coheh o.
~ ooj n ~ INST St webster
IRON on Works ast Nora Const 90 et al April =
1918: 81 800 ,. nall at Brown
, pR.McE n, : - a.; Dec IS. 1918 S75
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Apartment Rentals.

Of twelve rooms and four baths AZ 1856
West 5Sth ST. 10 Charles y. Bateson;
apartments NJ - Fast s2d st. 10 r.
Recht and Mrs Ella \. Kelly: i'm sol
West lS0th st, 10 = Blondhcim. and an
apartment I'm the house under construc-
ton at $50 Park ave. at 18th St. to
Mrs W y. Duban
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

HFrNEs- Receipts for Two DAYS. 100
head % cars on sale. steers op,n'a STOW
but about steady. closed easier buis stoad|
e. strong. some sale on l'c hug ner lhln
cows TO more than steady medium TO cholce
stead 20 firm. Ihr teiHs N'I- .les 20 ~ -,
MEDIUM % prime steers sold - s. 80" 81 ~
Der 700 d.. choice faf oxen. Sc 20, bulls. s. 90
n IS COWS. s. % p s. IA ends. - 20.
eaisr- Mcpherson & co. @n Penn steers.
1oot M src~arc s. 50 rcr 100 N. lG ire Do.
s. a. TO- l07s %. s. IS l. ono oxen IGtN
b. Is o.. bulls 1850 %. - - T. 20 i9
s. 10. 3. flGs 20 81 -. !. 1850 'b. 70 o. Of,
100 lh 90 ~. o 1893 ib S6 90 o. so 10.
g. -. n COWS ffGi ib. -. e li54 DO SO 20
T. 1910 lD. So - = 1908 10 81 Bog - ios9
~ s. 20. rs 995 DO. 81 20. -. 1908 3D. 81. J.
1000 it 81 80. 8 $50 lb s. 80. j. 81 9o'
So. sec lb. S5l5. O. o. lb. s.. o. 1880
So. o. su lb. 81 -. -. 900 20. s.. 3 7s6
-a4n1,rs 10 Penn steers. lto1 d. 50 10.
u 1870 Dol s. -. 20 1885 ib. 81 -. 20. ia;
ib. 5 o.. l3 iIs9 d. 81 60. -. ~ 10. Is 30.
1851 b 50 %. p 1925 ib. s. a.. bulls lalf
H. 81 a0. D. 1910 Do. g. 90. !. 40 Ib. 81 -;
;. 1000 ib. s. -; go lb. 81. . l.,p -
rogs i0.. d. - 20. io @sj9 ib So. o. lOlS
lo g. e.. A. $40 lD. g. 20. .. t55 ID. -, J.
so1 DO. $50. . 1910 lh. - p. 10. SIS To-
ros.r T. lhannon. - Penn steer. 1925 20.
ss7G ls l2Os Do g. 80. . bulls 1893 Do.
81 o.. O. 1870 DO. 81 J. go Do 50 n. :. 80
b. sees. 2. eovs. s@l 10. So 9 @oi ~ s..
~ T5I lb 81 81. J. so 10. - ~, ~. 500 10,
81 %. = CO5 10. s. -. T. go d. - -
ecmfou q CO. 70 Penn Steers. 1893 lb.
s. a5 3 hull 1870 H. 81 30. / $50 ID. 81 ..
81 ~. . 500 ~. s. Is. J COW 1870 d. 81. !.
Ta80 3D. 50 80, 4. 1Os2 Do. 81 q. -. sD2 10.
s. -. Ia s5l d. s. 90. 3 SOS 10. s.. J. go
d. s. %. - sc2 90. So T.. $50 10. - 80
Ena ~ h. S. ag l@is f. s. s. i'
Gs0 ~. ~ .. i0co %. 81 a., 90 ib 80 -.
: bsn 80 ~. fs. COW $50 iD. 50 %. 3.
4 al Do IA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Apartment Houses Leased.

Pease & Gilman, with Mrs Schlam
leased 10 Leopold Weiss the two five
story apartment houses. 62XleO feet al
81 and 50 West 65th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Realty Notes.

The VI. Morgenthau, Jr Company has
negotiated a first mortgage loan OF So,
900 for a term OF five years OF the prem
Uses southeast corner Of wilkins ave. and
Jennings st, a FIVE story apartment house
With stores
Pease * Gilman have been appointed
agents OF the property rs Fulton ST.
five story and basement high class mer-
camille structure, between Broadway and
Church 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
House at Scarsdale Rented.

w Luke has rented AZ Scarsdale, y.
y furnished for the summer. Mr.. Lub-
ben's home on Drake Road, also Mrs.
RcdelIs home. known as tho Pillars. on
Drake road. for a term Of years and
sold two plots for the heirs OF the Pop
ham Park Estate. at Scarsdale The
buyer intends 10 build a handsome rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
BAR TO SEEK PRESS CURB
Committee Will Probe Charge
That Justice Was Hampered.

Robert H. Elder. Edward J. Byrne and
Edward r.. Wilson we're appointed yester-
day by Charles j. McDermott. president
Of the Brooklyn Bar Association. 10 inves-
tieate the publication OF articles In the
newspapers respecting the trials OF VIII
lam Willett. IT,, Louis Walter, Jr, and
Curly Joe" Cassidy. The three men were
convicted in the Supreme Court, Brook
Ign. a few weeks ago for bartering In a
judiciary nomination, and are now at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
New Brooklyn Apartments.

Shampan & Shampan have filed plans
for three high-class apartment houses, TO
be erected on a plot i40xl0O feet on the
north side OF McDonough St, $50 feet
east OF Marcy ave, Brooklyn, for the
Summer Development Company as owner,
IN cost s130 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Dwelling Houses Leased.

Douglas l.. Elliman & GO. leased for
tho COUNTY Holding Company 126 East
39th st, q four story dwelling. 19.10Nl00
feet 20 Mrs " W Shipper
Robert Levers leased for VI Schinasi
tho two dwelling houses az f61 and 40
Manhattan ave. 10 7. !. Doesan and J.
Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
ERATIONS.
APRIL TO.
Manhattan.

Ittmss under 5000 ,, 0nit's and store:
PLLL - ~, schuitzcr. 81 Broadway'
o GsIsys cohen e Felson, 800 Attn ave arehi-
,ccts: $4,000. s,, ,a,rot. c
~ ~ % r.. .etb e. owner. =, PiscOtta,
20 10" i!i,7 1iath ST. architect; $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. hpril -CLONEReEED Prime
cash and Apfu. 81 ~. Al.sIKE-Prime. cash.
$40 TIMOTHY Prime. each ana hpru.
81 - s. september 23W25t asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
/ 4th Street Stores Leased.

John Peters leased for terms Of years
for Henry Hermann to Nathan Trashy,
store in coo East 18th st, and TO Gabriel
G. Dobroff, publisher Of the Russian
Immigrant" store in $40 East Ath st, for
term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
SUGAR a good

sugar. good demand Nt' lepo, ,s. F,n is
,,0NaG eurouch prices showed no par -.
cbsnec ranging IRON 315 to 80 TO, t.lr
rranaiatcd. Raw was 0rocr ana l-i', ",'a
on reports of uu,a,orabIr weather ln t.ioS
M Into ,.1rehouses 90 hold for higher pi'sS'
'rrsding vac more active Sud uan,"cu".s IN 'n.
cluded about 1900 bags o. Porto k'os 70 'T oS
bt,oesr :. o0O and .0)0 bags Of Cuoas 10 we
American az l5-l6c. cost and ire.Eh' e1 -
cargo Of 1000 bags Of Cuoas 10 lne y aH f.,
~ , %, s,S ,n~T shipment spot quotations
now ere > aS, Tor centrifugal .S5c 10. mo
asses and si-gec for Clhas. cost ana ireism,
mn London beet sugar i'arNei Was '.''-"
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
Downtown Rentals.

The Charles T. Noyes Company ha.
leased tho second floor OF 10 10 ~ Astor
Place for tho .. v. Potter Properties.
Inc. 10 the Oakland Chemical Company
for term Of nyo years, the eleventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRrcIr,,
CONNECTICUT.
Rapidly GIoxIng DANBURY. CONN
Population $4,000. IS Miles from y. Y IN,
30 Manufacture Establish men,s Nor. w.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES
CIty with tnequalled Natural Adyan,..

Population $4,000. IS Miles from Nv ~.
20 Manufacture Establishments Nor. W..,.,'
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES
Clty with tnequalied Natural Advsn,.
for Residential and Manufacturing s'
Dsnbury IL reached BY tie Dsnb~-,
shire. Litchheld and Highland Divis16,.N % 4
YORK. New Haven & Hartford RAILWAY p..
sonable rates FOR freight are rnada -
/ railroad and express company. on ona 80.
principal automobile routes baiweea N -
YORK city and the Berkshire mis- we"
BUSINESS AND SOCIAL
Churches or every denomination. r,N
many social and fraterusl organiza,Io..
meet its religious and social needs IN.
best goods al low prices may be had IN f,
many retail stores 20 ~
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT
Danbury has well paved streets lrs,,rs,
electric lights on the business ana rsstSse
tai streets. Fifteen miles OF electric rsg
". @sSy ;o o OWhs rs own water system. voriA
$1,000. OOO with an immense rev rs.arvoi.
capable OF supplying 10000 people "a.
and police protection. Free man delivery
state. normal and high. and several g,s,..
mar schools Beautiful lake with onsr a.,
attractions during the summer
Manufacturing Opportunitle.
mere are IN Danbury Well located ste,
OF every Size with siding along the Y
y. II. & II. L. r. The manufacturer viii 50
mere abundance OF gas and electrIcl,v o.
power and lighting az reasonable cost s1i
able plots in various parts OF the civ q,
attractive terms. Some fine home sltss a.
for sale. Danbury business men invite new
industries and new residents. Fer further
particulars address
SECRETARY BUSINESS MEMS .sSO'N
Danbury. Conn.
For complete list Conn. property sea Ee5,c
y. Hswley ~ White ST.. Danbury. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
%AeR9>a7l Estate st
)\Market
Brooklyn Properties for
Building in Pine Street

floor Of 81 William ST. 10 the BeTins sea
Compauv and the fifth floor of 332 Broad
way for James y. Jaryie TO Neissfeld
BrotheTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
The Bronx.

WASHINGTON AVE. e0eO store etc. Goth
am Mortgage Go 10 Frederick Wagner. 1891
Washington ave. 4 yrs from MAY T. 1914 $500
- $40: attorney + Wagner. -02p Washington
ave.
WEBSTER AVE. 390i. store, etc Morris
Epstein and ano 10 Samuel Witt. 1922 Boston
I'd yrs from March T. 1914: $40 to $780, attor-
ucy, $ Witt. Registers office. Bronx Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

CHAMBERS ST. 81 and -. Readn ct ~ end
~. store etc. Y Augustus Schermerhorn and
ano TO New YORK Betting ana Packing Co. on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of purchaser and
attorney
Interest rer cont unless otherwise stated
April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
ELClN BUTTER MARKET.

Eisln, Aprn 70. Burr her, TO-DAY Vas
nrm a. 2JN2JHc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. April IS 1914.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
SPECULaT0R'S OPPORTUNITY

Several business buildings on booming F,s
avenue win be sold cheap TO quick buyers
Act quickly. 4th ave. subway almost com.
pleted S GALITZKA co, 75i 5,h Az.
Lear 18Th 81 Rr0oklvn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

though ~ tho close values showed ne, gains OF
8 To points Local contract prices e..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LEI
COUNTRY.

FOR RENT. Two furnished hols" son.,
June 18th: these are iieal Y
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

CVlth name and address Of purchaser and
attorney
APRIL u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
RECORDED LEASES.
Mania

with name and address Of .essc>
ArR1b H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
,JNFuRNIsHEo APARTMENTS.
EAST SIDE.

EAST SIDE.
TIE Bo1KENHATN. 81 a ,,,-.1 rsrt.. q
,, To' and ten hne rooms a2d three "a s We
ravlv decorated ore arertmeH' ~ "a 5sgln
exposure. rent - Wy 20 go, IN r-enlses.
from MAJ !. 1911 INQUIRE o- ----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14

F-1p HOMES I'M the real country near New
York consult The Country Home leagu,
an West s2d street Phone $500 Madison
SEND no Long Island r. r., Room b.:
Pcunsvlvania station ". Y, Tor As' o..
Lone Island real estate agents.
,oI-NTRY IIFE Gree) EXPOSiTloN ~
Grand contra Terminal :. " 70 . !. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
REAL ESTATE.
p EsTAsLISHID 1867
DUFF &CONGER |
l real ESTATE MANAGEMENT. SAFES - Apps.Ists
l. MADIss!o1!s!!ASMgy, S (Sg2S 8e1g !

TOR sALE-Two four story apartment dwell
inrs. principal avenue fremont. West Farms.
owner must Sell. cash ana exchange BAR
GAIN Tribune Ofice.
LOANS 5000 $4,000 WANTED SECOND
mortgage: security equity for each Sl."'
hfeh class aDattment dwellings Brouf ll'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-14
BoROUGH or BRooKIrN.

For complete list Conn. property see Hen,
y. Hswley. 81 White ST.. Danbury Cor,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-12-12
Classified Advertisements

FOR SALE: One set light double workman
ness G. J. Anderson. 981 Lebanon Ave.
Phone 154-R.
FOR RENT: House for rent at 1904 Enoch
Avenue INQUIRE of c. R. Mason, 22O2
Enoch Avenue
WEAVING: Carpets and Rugs woven to or
der. Rags must be well seWed
Frank Klock
2713 Ezekiel Avenue
w1NTED.-Dress- making and Ladies tailor
ing, at home or will go out by the day.
Mrs Annie M Stephenson.
pbono 132-W. 2608 Elisha Ave.
FOR SALE:-Hot Blast Heater, size IA, also
combination oak wardrobe-cupboard. Cheap
if taken at once. SCI Shiloh Blvd.
FOR RFNT-Rooms and board, 1920 Enoch
Also some oak posts for sale.
l.. A. Mitchell.
FOR SALE:-1 Base Burner, Oak Heater,
Kitchen Cupboard, Baby's High Chair
Call 2807, Ezra Avenue.
FOR SALE:-A Schmidt Piano Apply to
Mrs Ellingsworth, at The Bethel.
FOR SALE:-12 Cyphers Heated Hovers; al
so 1 Cycle SO egg Incubator. me Moody
Poultry Plant Phone IOl-1.
RI. D. No. 1, Box D., Zion City.
FOR RENT:-Furnished room, with or with
out board. Apply to Mrs Corder, $500
Elm Avenue.
FOR RENT:-House of 10 rooms, furnace
heat electric light. Rented either in flats
or all together. Mrs. Eliza Taylor, 3019
Enoch Avenue
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-12-12
Who's that Playing the

Violin upstairs in the
music room? Don't know but it
sounds good to me, let's 90 up
and see.
1t was Albert Spaulding the great
violin artist, but he wasn't there him
self though you would have thought
he was.
1t was one of those Edison Dia-
mond Disc Records; they are fine,
just like the real thing.
We stayed and heard a number of
pieces, some instrumental and some
beautiful singing, each one seemed to
be the best
Any one is fortunate who gets one
Of these Edison Photographs in his
home; why you can have all the best
singers and players of the world right
in your own party.
Why not add this delight to your
home this Christmas.
Our stock of Pianos are Of the very
best makers, and you can select just
that particular sweet responsive tone
that you like, and we can arrange suit
ableterms.
Music is a part Of our nature and
should not be neglected.
A home is not complete without it.
Every child should be given the
opportunity to develop his or her
musical talent, and you cannot begin
too young.
If there is home without piano,
possibly we can arrange some way to
help you get one, we shall be glad to
offer some suggestion.
Come in and see us and spend a
little time listening to some good
music either on the Piano or Phono-
graph.
We carry a full line of the popular
Century" l0c music as well as the
Mckinley line. You should increase
your stock Of music at this season; a
competent pianist is in charge and
will play over any piece you may wish
to hear.
A few Second Hand Organs in
good condition, also Photographs and
Stringed Instruments to sell cheap.
We furnish everything in the
musical line at closest possible prices.
Mouth Organs, Violins, Guitars,
Mandolins and Band Instruments,
of all kinds.