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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
BIG INCREASE In
EIGHTH AV. RENTAL
Restaurant Concern TO Pay
$1,000 Year More than
Previous Lessee.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company leased for Herbert I.
Pell the building at 632 Eighth av., be-
tween 10th and 4lst SITS, on lot COX
100 feet. The structure has been owned
by the same family for century.
The parcel has been rented TO Raj
Zetti G. Celia, who have conducted a
restaurant in the adjoining building
for many years. They have taken the
Pell property as an annex for a period
of ten years at rental which repre-
sents an advance of about Sl,2OO
year over the present rent. About SiO,-
900 will be spent in altering the build
ing, including a new store front.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles >.
Brown Company also rented FOR the
Goelet Realty Company the store ana
basement West 47th ST., TO Miss n.
V. Stevenson, interior decorator. har-
ris d Vaughan represented the owner.
]. Herbert Morganstern, in conJunc-
ton with Solomon Stern, has leased
the store, basement and rear OF ilrst
loft at 537 Fifth av. to Florette, MILL
merry. for long term of years.
Edward s. Foley & Co. leased stores
AT 2O6 West 14th ST. to the A. G.. Clark
Piano Company. at 2l1 West 14th ST.
to f. Lambert, at l54 West goth st. to
the Public Service Window Cleaning
Company, floor at 254 West 18TH ST.
to Mrs. James Tomney, and the build
ing. 124 University Place, IN conJunc-
ton with Innes & Center, to client
for a term of years.
The Duross Company has leased Tor
Charles +. Faber the fifth lott at III
West 18th ST. to the National Wrapper
Company for term of years.
The Brett g. Goode Company has
leased the easterly store in 4l6 west
33d st. to the Mrnro Hartford Com
,,nn,. r,rinfnra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Interesting Broadway Lease.

Tie Charles T. Moves Company has leased tno
buiidiug 4i2 Broadway. through TO Codlaudt slle'.
for l0ng term 81 years 10 Cobb Macy -Dohhe ll,
one of the largest furniture and once equipment
"a atm system firms m the county. Extensive
imnroverperfs win Immediately be made. ms COZ
si,v and itq predecessors have been located Tor 81
teen years At 343 BroadwSy ana Us Teiho'al 70 u
make auofLer shift in trade centres. because u j.,
n,nsc,oG ttst other furniture houses and allied
concerns viii follow The Globe -WcmicAe COMPANY
4. iorafed block below At Broadway and Nhhe So
Adolph 4 D0hmc. Of the leasing COMPANY. sA'.
In selecting 4l2 Broadway Tor our tefmailent hol
Ne dtd 90 because we knew that this location VIII
he the most convenient downtown one iof 9ut uu,l
Tess a. Canal -. will be the only thorruSmare on
Manhattan Island where all four shbMaya. pIeseut
and proposed. will have stations paraIei WIN on.
srotber We believe store locations Al I'M, poiat
WIN I've more valuable than al any other pace III
lower New York" D., ., , -
The Cobb-Nacey Dolme company is recent com
binstion having taken over the business oi Seolse
~ Cobb IT. and Adolph +. Dohme. with the Mace
FIling system Agency. which department Is managed
hy Harry : IauglOn. secretary OF the company IN
sddition 10 10 present quarters a. 5i3 Broadwsy.
TINS company now occupies large warehouse o.
Front II several floors White - and inc gro1hh
floor and basement al A. aud ~ iinesy ~, SIC.
Tebruary ali these departments viii be located al
Az BROADWAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
RnST0N WOOL MARkET.

Po.,ou. Dec. The Commercial Bulletin" viii
a., to.rnorrow: while there has been fslr amount
80 sctisity in the Boston wool market curing tne
% az volume Of business accomplished has
h.vGiv Ieen As large II was week ago. Prices.
.e-s heIess have been very firmly maintained IA
l,p,btns Secured medium woos have oeen IN
Ssr GOOD request AZ nrm rates Aduccs from we
isrv markets indicate fairy steady market Tor
pIlmaIy .Is siivhty easier IN New Zealand. but a
49, stronger late this week In South America
tae. orices eased BIT earlier In the week.
Leading domestic quotations r,, ..h.s
ohio AID Peuusylgania neeces0DeiSlne' @sshee;
aos,aic. ene unmerchaniable. 20 re, one nsii
boe.i combing 29c: delsine. UNIV sshed' 10 zoe
sne 9sgslc Michigan and New 1ofkLti me , u,,-
,.ssbed 2gS 23c: delaine. 22e .5ci one-hali oioou
s-lss.. ,hrre- elghths, 2Sa 2sc. Wisconsin and
:; q - sighths blood q CSC: one-qusrter.
sstsis%g-c braid AG25c. Kentucky and similar
ocne-6sw blood. unwashed. ESQ -se three 'eishths'
zec; one quarter. y q Use RI, "a ..oy,h. rszssc.
seou ,T T21 5lc lifomia--Northern. SAC j5c t.
,n,IdIs County. 5l@52c; southern. iSGSoe ore.
snrfastern 40 / staple. t2d6ic; eiqtnihs. s,e
ssSc ysIley No l. 4Oa Soc. TerriioryZFin,e staple,
&c.. rne medium, SEQ 6ezc; nne clothing % y
SS9 e.. Insaium 5jd57c: onehsh blood eomblng
S;e thtse-sis sisis a. 1890; tine A. sac
20. A supers 500 jaf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
saMMY SMITH BORN AGAIN
'''sa1s Chick Murray in Two
hounds at OLYMPIC.

q, ,~.1 Smith, Of Philadelphia, who
r,sS ;'..se years met and fought all the
az. sones IN the lightweight class,
a y veg 70 some Of his former glory
s,s, VIympic Club, in Harlem, last
;,ss :, after an absence Of three years
Nv !, .e nng he defeated Chick Muir
una t sMo rounds Of a scheduled ten
esp 'N his long absence Smith
a,r.,ss more than flashes Of his old
a.. ".s' and was master Of the sit
a d. Itiom the first tap Of the bell
.Jot came 70 an abrupt ending.
iis r."er bout job. Lester Johnson,
~ .stos no Introduction, rammed
c,,s .snk that black OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
\. "a. Warrington, in two rounds.
nv s'0t was all too short for the fol.
n o. the conqueror of Bob Lee,
vile u lasted oh, myl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Several steamers were closed FOR Grain 70 LaTope
a, the highest prices nus iaL auo Si,o S,
se I Ing with tonnage offerings higher Quota
,seo. 40 liverpool ID asked: London. "a; Hal. Sd
p, pri.ioi I'd Jan: picked ports, large Tonnage.
aAea eottou 10 Liverpool. per 100 lbs. I5c.
y, rpS-Britsh steamer. $4,000 quarters Data
~ IN AZ French Atlantic port. q AID. Dec
,.,ner 81 900 quarters grain Atlantic range
oiesa ~, coast uaiy Il sisd with options Dec-Jan
British steamer 5000 quarters SANE IS "a pee
nn.nsi steamer 1900 quarters grain. baltimore TO
nrnmark = %. Jan. British steamer. Z, 900 guar
- srsfn Guif TO west coast liai - 81. Win Op-
-. Der. British steanicr. 1000 quarters. sans
nsni.h steamer l.3l6 tons. cotton. Savannah 10
na,benburg 81 20 per 100 lbs. Dec. British
,e.1,sr ,es tons cotton. Guf 20 the United
kingIom private terms. Dee schooner. 1873 TONS
pipe philadelphia 20 Havana, private terms
p,ssooucr si5 tons. coal. Philadelphia 20 Guanlca
nrtsste terms. schooner. 63j tons. coal philadelphia
10 Chrlstlansad ~ Crolt. private terms. schooner
,9I tons coal Philadelphia % Galveston 81 10 aud
discharged. schooner. 1913 tons. coal. philadelphia
TO Fall River. private 4 ms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK-By the Grace Of God. Free and In
dependent. To lIeber Reginald Bishop. Fran
els &. Bishop. James G. Bishop ogden VI.
Bishop Mary c. Bishop. Elizabeth 7. Harri-
man. Harriet h. lanier. Edith Bishop Taylor.
Harriet r. Arnold. Alexander J. Paterson,
Heber Reginald Bishop, Jr.. John Bishop,
Robert ogden Bishop James Duane Pel
Bishop. Mary G. Bishop. Augusta II. Bishop.
Nathalie H. Bishop, Muriel Bishop, Abigail
IT, Bishop. Charles l.anier Jr., Feginald -
Ianier. oliver b. Hartman, Mary B. Harri-
man. Moses Taylor. Jr., Reginald y. Iaylof'
Francis Taylor. Marian Taylor, Edith Taylor,
and to all persons interested as creditors
legatees. next 81 kin or otherwise, In the
Estate Of Heber r. Bishop. deceased. who
at the time OF his death resided IN New YORK
city. New York County, New York send
Greeting
ar Mt Kisco. \. Y: Francis c. Bishop. re-
siding at Mt Kisco. y. y. and Alexander ).
Paterson. residing at l43 West 10th 81. New
York City, New York.
You and each Of you are hereby cited 20
show cause before our Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. at the Surrogates' Court
Of said County, held at the Hall OF RECORDS.
in the county OF New York on me ION az
Of December. at haif-past ten O'Clock in the
forenoon OF that day. why the account OF
Moses Taylor Francis {. Bishop ana Alex
ander J. Paterson, as Trustees OF the Las
VIII and Testament Of said deceased, should
rot be judicially settled.
Seal Of the Surrogates' Court or the saiI
County Of New York TO be here
[Seal. unto affixed -
Witness. Honorable. JOHN =.
H. 81 COHAJAN. a Surrogate OF our
said County at the County Of New
c d. York the 18th day of November. N
the year 81 our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and fourteen.
'''''' DANIEL J. DowDNEY.
Clerk OF the Surrogates' Court
THE PEOPLE or TIE STATE OF NEW YORK.
hy the grace " God free ard independent
To Livingston Phelps and Charles Harris Phelps
md 10 an persons interested creditors, legatees.
le1t Of kin or otherwise. IN the estate OF Eleanor
\ livingston Phelps deceased who al the time Of
her death resided a Paris France. send greeting.
non the petition Of United States Trust Com
2any OF New York. having its principal place Of
Jusiuess at a. Wall street. New York City.
You and each u you are hereby cited 10 snow
,ause before our Surrogate OF the County OF Nea
York at the surrogates' Court OF said county, he'd
AZ the Hall OF Records IN the County OF New
York on tbs 18th day Of December. 1914, Ell half
)ast ten o'clock I'm the forenoon OF that DAY, why
ne account OF United states Trust Company OF
New York as executor OF the last will and tesla
nent Of said deceased. should not be iudicially
ettled
York 70 be hereunto AIMED.
Witness Honorable John r. Cohslan. Surrogate
OF our said county. at the County OF New
l. 81 York the 9th day OF November, ia the year
Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
aud fourteen.
DANIEL ]. DowDNEY
Clerk Of the Surrogates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

vison, Demarest, Camille, Schultz and
Thomas. of Erasmus; Campbell and
Spencer. Of Boys High, and Bratton,
Of Commercial.
In the Saturday Amateur League 20
day the Bcigians will meet the Central
Young Mems Christian Association OF
Brooklyn at Olympic Field, while the
Rrooklyns and Overseas meet at Mar
quette Oval. The Centrsls lead IN this
series with twelve points, having won
six games and lost one. The Overseas,
unbeaten thus far, are second with ten
points, having won four games, lost
none and drawn two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
The meaning OF the line ! Is Sers'
FEDERAL COURT.


Francis T. Bouck Denver; Gurus II ~. Tdutsri
Boston: Constantine Perkins TOM, &c "a Frank
4 No., los ANGLE: John ID Nelimah ana fIalS am
II WsttseId. Evansville. Ind: Albert barnes anu
Dismarck Snyder. salt LAKE city. Alch cgirn"I
s;ninnes. santa Re: Carl VI Jacobs. IT, 'ihci''ia"
admitted 10 practice ,,t,-.,L ( TtsbbacE
IOS-Edwsrd j Robson ct az r rn.t ~, '''''"
tisroissed viii costs pursuant % ION rug t1a,
i6a-oregon short Line HChaiioue ~,
s,,bro,,ed Tor plaintiff IN error. No appearance i0'
o' s1gmDsdd Shapiro United States Of AIne'ca
argued. an. o1,oirfstrator etriEmma s
- W He. Is ,nistrafrix etc e al. argued. ,,,,.
asSLErthur Martin. trustee. elei e KS 81 al
psrk and Trust Company. OF fduu.ei' ny " 49,
i-.istnY, Tor writ OF certorsn submueu. p.s,,csh
ss-Globe Bs9k and Trust OI s,g' u
NJ tieoHFirst National Bank PaducAh' ny Ai'Nu'
Y Martin trustee. ETC. ana ., rvansrille Ind
lOi-Old STATE ROYAL pam, &c. Srriment com
menced. ,,a.- Dec 7 will be as follows
ioT' ITO. 49, 5l7. 35s and o4f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

A loss of around s27,5O0 by the banks
is indicated by the reported movements
of currency this week. The gain from
the interior was S4,s96 900, including
81 100000 transferred to San Francisco,
s450,000 transferred TO New Orleans
through the Sub-Treasury and 81 49,
900 national banknotes sent to Wash
ington for redemption. The loss on
ordinary Sub-Treasury operations was
S32,779,000. Payments to the Sub
Treasury for retirement of emergency
currency amounted to S25,094,070.
Directors of the r. J. Reynolds To-
bacco Company have declared an extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 4.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az. $50. VI Levin agt W W Astor'
owner: MIS- Jane Lang. lessee. J campbell;
contractor. a.. 80
Real Estate Security Go. owner McNickaf Gali-
lard Realty Co, contractor (renewalli s5-o
73D ST lS5 T.. Smith et al agt Bella haytoh'
owner Acme Wood carpet Floor!ns Co. con-
tractor. . ,.,-, t,..,t..- -
ANTHONY AY. 1910 20 1872: Rsisler Heatlns 90
as. Mai'e DS'''' ''"' 500
1IoTH ST. SIS ": Volts Sons sgt 81 Abans
4 Dartmouth Co, Inc owner; Cous9Me'ys
Sd AZ, sOi and SOB: City Kalameln 60; Inc ast
estate of g A Haggerty, owner; 1 BRADY u
DRIVE. 4Sl VOLTS Sons ast
co"fy,cior, sSl9 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05

9th Street
Tie Approximate amount Of the lien or charge. 10
satisfy which the above described property Is b.
sold Is Eleven thousand three hundred and forty
FIVE dollars and twenty six cents tfll,3ij 49,. With
interest thereon from tie 10th day u November.
1914. together with the costs ard allowance amount
ing TO Three hundred and fffy seven dollars and
seventy cents (s3577Ol. with interes, from Nosea-
Der 18th 1914. together with the expenses u the
sale Tie Approximate amount Of The iaKcs, asses.
nents aud water rates or other liens. which are
70 be allowed 10 the purchaser out of the purchase
money or paid by the Referee. Is one hundred and
thirty two dollars and eishiy'one cents Nl32.sD
and interest
Dated. November 2lst. 1914
q PHILIP REgG R.ferse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
u,,ots Bouts with Welsh,
NJ" Mondot and Shugrue,
Preferably Here.
HAS MET ALL THREE
MEN IN RING BEFORE
c,o.s Training Hard for Coming
Rout Pushes His Auto for
Light Exercise.

81. likely that Milburn Saylor, the
,.S,O,DOlis lightweight, will be seen
,,,iOn in this city in the near
~.,s,,. His manager, Ray Bronson,
=, Indianapolis boy who once styled
,.,.,H the weltsrweight champion OF
q. vorld. is out with a sweeping
w u'"-e N the world at large, and
sI Ise Welsh, Joe Mandot and
s sy...vs shugrue in particular. More
w. - noint. Bronson is in communl-
~ w;tb some Of the local pro-
80 and hopes 10 arrange one or
-. matches for his man. Saylor
"a IA be welcome in this city. lie Is
-;il;nr. free-hitting fighter, and
i.,.y Of marked ability as well.
S.ylor's desire to meet the three
.,s named previously is actuated by
- and sufficient cause. he has
- al three, but has yet TO prove
Hs, he is the better man. He lost
=, - T,sSdie Welsh on an alleged foul
= nine rounds, but thrice dipped his
Las T. 10 Joe Mandot, while he has
von and lost in two contests win
young Shugrue.
Naturally. il is his desire 70 ar
,.nsS match with Freddie Welsh and
S,,s his chance at winning the cham
n'OSsbip Saylor never has been salts
ssS Ia. he was not robbed when the
rcisrpe Of his match with Welsh de-
Jared that foul blow had been struck
bv him. Many witnesses declared that
ne pinch which laid the champion
low was fair.
Nandot has been one of the neatest
i,tle iinxes in the world for Saylor.
thew first met on October 20, 1911,
md Nsndot won by a knockout in tif-
zen rounds. On April "a the follow
sr wear he was bested in ten-round,
yS.deesion contest, and not long ago,
n Boston Mandot downed him after
Tslye rounds, which Patsey Haley
aid were the fastest he had ever
SEEN"
Shugrue and Ssylor met in two
b,t,es in Australia. The former came
a victorious in the first contest, but
a the second, held three weeks later,
Savior won in impressive style. SO
TOW he wants to fight the thing out IN
Nsg York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Big Bronx Sub Lease.

Tie schoen Wcstchester Realty Company snd
o,,iS knopoisi,y have sub-cased for Joseph Shehh
- Cohen Kilonsky twenty one five story rathouses
I'M the eastern section Of The Bronx. lhe touses
were leased on Tuesday by Mr.. Shenk from oeoIse
r Iohnson Tor A term of five years al an aggregate
yen,al n, about $3.50 600 through Leo VI. Mosauef
Tie new essees take the property Tor me same ,etin
Tie properties include Sl ~ So sI' ai1 az ~
no $40. $50 "a, S5S aud SCI Hewitt Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
PURLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY rHE
Board OF Water supply At IL. ot1ces twenty,
second floor. Municipal Building Psrk Row. tentrs
a M. on Tuesday. December s. 1914. for Contract
Az. for printing.
ouhl,cly opened and rad Pamphlets congainins IN.
formation for bidders - obtained al the above
sddreSs Al the orice Of the Secretary, ny deposit
ins Inc suEa Of eve dollars $50 IN cash OF It's
soniyslent for each pamphlet For fcrthar psrttcu-
lars apply 20 the once of the Principal Assistant
T. xiuser At the above address
CHARLES STRAUSS. PresldeGI
CHARLES y CHADWICK.
JOHN ~ CALVIN
Commissionsr " thu Board Of Water Supply.
~ BRUCE COBB. SecfetaD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Property Near Long Acre
Square Figures in Trade
s. t0s 90. taIss etc. $3.50 so. 10 the plaintiff for
$500.
RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER T.
Manhattan.

PINE ST 1911: also Pearl st. 1885, Emo TO
BuckhOut Realty Co. ilI Both ST lOl7 ~
from Nov l. 1914. sttys. Wesseman a h. ., LIB 10
eny y 81. 800
CORTLANDT ST. A.: store: Samuel Brill and
ano 10 penos TopoIiauitic. ZIG ll6th 81; W.
s.. 500
GREENWICH ST. 81: store and part basement;
estate Of n d Stefeus 20 Albert Schreiber. 20
Mayery pi; us from May !. 1915. 1900
IsENOA Az. ga. corner store: 4 l. hass TO 4 =
Frostz. 2i2 W 1871 ST yrs from May l. l'le
ats. Jacob Frediand. ga Lemon ay; S,sos
GRAND vt. j5l -j53. all. John D0ugherty 70 Isaac
Goldberg. j5l Grand s.; yrs from Dec /. 1871;
atty, l. kaufman. 800 Bgay. $1,000
The Bronx
WHITE PLAINS RID. 394j W cor o2sth q. all :
Christina h SpOnhemer and snO 10 i FrAsch :;
~ South Columbus Az NJ Vernon. Y; US
aud mos from NOV attys Bernstein 4 y =
w ~ S. Mt Vernon. Y. 5000
MORRIS Az. 6o3. south store. etc: Ssrscino
aud ano 10 7 Rspuaro 299 l. lJ2d 81. and ano
yrs from Nov ] aiiys. Bernstein n q. % W
lst -. Mt Vernon. y y. $50
HUGHES Az. 2il2 an: II Mayer 70 Frasch.
Hillside ay NJ Vernon y \ . yrs from Sept
1914. atiys. Bernstein 4 O. . W lst st. NJ
Vernon, Y; Sl,6S0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
Extension for Skyscraper.

The South Ferry Realty Company lMlinam n.
twelve story once building al state and Nhi'ehaIl
sts has completed arrangements 10 relmpfote, lIoih
MANS by stafrett & Van Week. two adjoining Tour
snd six story buildings at 4 and state y. Inc
latter IS TO be removed. snd ave story niepro3i
extension. new facaues ana QUIZ Improvements
made at an estimated cost 81 >JV'VVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Gnteres. al per ccnt unless otherwise stated.
DECEMBER T.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

BRoo,lE ST. e37. S. 2515O: I Cohen and ,no
f1 Mary n Biddle and Ano. trs Philadelphia
Dee yrs: interest as per bond atys. Gie na6
CENTRAL PARK WEST " s. 27s Of l0,.h s..
27rloO J sdireger TO c J. Wendell SiI w Slst
stfv T. Wendell b. 277 Bway $500
cENTRAL PAnH WEST Ids ,5,, 81 i9d % ,S st.
stcrdam N (pnor mtg $4,000: Dec l. same sam.
CEofoN ST. $. s5.5 OF Amsterdam az. 2,I
is: I6jth 81. $. 1893 Of Amsterdam az.
- lf2G6: Amsterdam sN W cor Croton s..
Am,e'd.% 1. ~ co Coz I, op,'g McKee, iSV1
ce1, atty Miehllns. 25s Baay; o, $500
Emily A Wauge aud ano 70 LILLIAN Rsdciif.
Montreal canada De year. interest a. gRes65
T'izsbeth Roberts to j Kreuubach aud sno. 6s2
gsi,r go N. D'' '''' sij0o
Sd ST ST q S. 100 E o Greene. g.. g7.sIi5: ?
Gallagher TO Il Is Kelly. - W I'D 81; Dee 2;
year: stty. Kelly. 23S Bgsy: $1,000
7TH Az. u cor li5th 81. iOrloO; Henry hOid,
Ing co to Dry Dock savings Institution. = g,
B0wery: Dec l. due as per bond; any, VI
sr Ie1evor . t soi Of sih St. 2O1ss Ifsnns1
Tllas 10 Willis II Falling White Plains, y
Dee 3 tprior mtg s2l 1901; due Jan 3. 1915;
peF cent ats N Ii Elliott. ~ Bgsy; s22S
-o samp SON 10 Mary Jane Sampson ISIS webster
av. / year. per cent: Nov 80; atty Le eoo
,, f L 81 s. ~ 20 o., ilh az. ooIsOil 6 Lew
10 highlander "a w ljIh st lpnor mtg
si2. oOoi: July Is. due April IS. 1915; 8 per
ss TTai' ST n 5. Isj q rark sr 2SI9ssi $
south to American Bible socisy. Bible House
Dec iprior mtg Slj.0O0l due Dec 80 .lylt;
atty. lie = Foster. ~ Wall 81; $4,000
The Bronx.
cn,<r Az vs.. 1868 Is6th st. 1866 10 Me
Cielian n MOO: koracs Constn Co 10 Dollar say
Bk. 2sOS Sd az. Dec Z; yrs 5iz c. stiy oo
ui iSi9S; y 81 $ 1915 Columbus Az 2e5IOO
ei,SsperIta Biaysschl 10 James Bisvaschl Lake
Como. Italy: Dec 3: yrs. ia C: atty -. q
TIMER r - PL 4l-4i3. =. gOIlo:.2; Morris Robin.
- .on 10 Title 4 Coz Dec 3; due. etc. a. per
6 PPgd atty ,S GoAs Nap Sec l. B.hsa tO est
Caroline Fennlnger 10 John Krennbach. 6s2 Sen
eca aT BkIyn: Dec /: ". q p c; si'ys Loeb a
N6SHoLU PARKWAY NORTH. ats Gun
mn Ri. 6Sx25x56. t1Z22 10; PAU VI BuTSe 20
"a: yrs . p c. atiys. sumson W. Rec
reheodrse. ssI7s4 Koyacs CONSTR Co 70 American
b bse :'I yfs g e atty Wood ss7 80
TINToN Ay. 1855. Sc cor lssth st. 22Iso: Albert J
Wilson. ear, to Tile 4 Co: Dec 81 due ,s as
wHsHINGIoN Az e ;. 1851 : i7iih It. a; 81
io99 Chss hlaise q .a9 80 isa &C. Ls s5i isst
',,', ri aSty oar Enslsnder sos Bway. 81 600
WATSON Az gO45. n :. 25rl0s: Henry sforIa 10
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