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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and Attorney
APRIL H.
Manhattan
M anhattan.


BECK sr. .. 175 # n OF 10th st, a5xleo:
Jan Z, 1913; Richard and Barbara Plechner TO
Richard Kohlmann; 5000: attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. i7g Broadway.
HOE AVE, cor OF AlGus II; mtg on tx
lures; Feb 20 1913: VI b Construction Co 10
Central Chandelier Co: 1850.
PRINCE ST. IL; mtg on fixtures; Aug Is,
IslS; Brown weiss Realities to John Lee
and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
6TH AVE. Z255. g. Greenwich 81. cor
OF Nandam st, runs ak look a Box q 50x n
III 10 : : Of Nandam ~ z wl49.u TO beginning,
with all buildings. rights. privileges etc. lease
holds, machinery, appliances, patents. suDways,
contracts, franchises. etc. 10 cover bond issue;
20 Central Trust Co. {2coo,0 900; address, "a
SAME PROPERTY: June Is. 1899; same to
same: $500 0Oo
yTH AVE los n e cor OF 18th st s63 wesp.
IS 4xiOO: Nov q, 1910. Patrick Donnelly 20
Jacob Rupert. Inc: $4,000: attorney. Walter
II stewart, 1893 80 ave.
100; Feb q. l9ll Michael and Hannah MCGUIRE
and anO 10 German Savings Bank. $40 700. at
torLey, New York Title Insurance Co. 1876
Broadway
SD sT. 100 and 100 West. D. sOos It OF
9Th ave. i9xiO05: 53d st. =. 2si.1 n W OF 9Th
ave. is.l0xi005: 10th 81. 8, 225 n OF 9th ave.
25x9s9: 9th ST, 5. 1886 II OF 9th ave. 22x9s .:
81, III and ils West n s. 50x9S.9. Pearl 81, 25I.
g 2Nlil 3x2f4xll36. the OF said premises
iutersects II S OF Pearl 81 at ~ al II W from
n cor OF Fulton ST. Pearl ST. 256. n s. % : n
OF Fulton 81. runs n look - SIX e 243x $
i0ll0 10 beginning. with all buildings ma
chinery. appliances. leasehold rights. inven-
tlons. patents. franchses. etc. TO cover Fond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
BURNS WINS SENIOR
CUP BY ONE BIRD"
Beats SPOTS in Final Weekly
Match at LarchmOnt Yacht
Club Traps.

Despite strong quartering wind that
made the buerocks fly at queer angles
some excellent scores were returned yes
terday at the Larchmont Yacht Club traps
by the eighteen men who mustered at the
firing line in the last weekly shoot Of the
season.
Features Of the days sport were the
qualification matches, at 80 birds" each.
for the senior and junior cups. The
eligibles for the senior cup were those
who had made "straghts" In the regular
club matches. Those who had not shot
for the junior cup. a. l.. Burns won the
senior cup with 4s breaks out OF his pos
sible 90. He defeated II. l.. SPOTS by one
bird" The winner OF the junior prize
was a. W. Church. with ~, beating X. J.
Jones by one bird"
There was cen competition for the
monthly cup. Five men tied with full
scores OF %. They were r. J.. SPOTS. G.
w. Berner. DR.. ID. l.. Culver. G. J. Corbett
and s. Halstoad. In the shoot-oh SPOTS
won the leg. giving him two legs for the
month. a. l.. Burns also had two. In
the shoot-off Burns won the trophy, which
was n diamond scarfpin. He had 10 break
e out Of 70 TO win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
THIRTEEN A HOODOO
FOR THE BROOKLYNS
Lucky to Draw Game with the
Newark Soccer Team
After Lively Tilt.

The hoodoo '13" proved too much for
the Brooklyns yesterday afternoon IN
their game with the Newark soccer eleven
AT Newark and the game, which was a
championship contest OF tho National
League. resulted in a tie at l goal all.
Previous 10 this the Brooklyn team had
scored twelve straight victories In this
competition.
Brooklyn defeated Newark in their last
encounter by 10 I. and looked for an
easy victory. Bad shooting cost the team
from across the river at least five goals
the forward line missing shots that bore
earmarks of a score.
Both teams put up a good defence
Hynds and Drinkwater eXcelled for the
visitors. while Smith and Richardson were
in the points for the Newark eleven.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13

tr. atty: Irving washburn. ref; due, S.
32S OF. taxes, etc. s6iS.
At 320s Third ave.
BY Henry Brady
240TH ST. n S, 175 II OF Martha ave. oox
SOS: vacant: Geo Brown & Co agt J { Nree-
.an6 Building Co 81 sl; action l; Dilworth
& w, attys; Wagner, ref. due, S3,I6S 90
taxes. etc. s101 So.
5OxiOO. vacant: Geo Brown & Co agt Z
Vreeland Building Co ct al: action 2; Dh-
worth & W. attys; + Wagner, ref; due
S3.763 %; taxes. etc. SsT So
BY Joseph T. Day.
2SSD ST. 7To East, s. $50 II . OF Barnes
ave ISoxlOO: Title Guarantee and Trust 90
agt Deiudicibus Building Co ct al; haroId
Swain, atty; q y Hayes, ref; due. Si5S' TO-
taxes etc. S2l4 is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
BUYERS NOW
in THE CITY
Buyers arriving In New York may reg
lister in this column by telephoning
Beekman 5000.
MILLINERY. LACEs. ETC.

AllA- LIN lsANE-.s 49,
CHICAGo-Marshall, Field & Co; J n Pitcher
millinery; d Ross millinery; l04 Worth ST.
CHICAGO-The Emporium; G l. Gerson. NIL
linery; 52l Broadway.
CLEVELAND-Hart * Co: G Kline, hats Nun-
trimmed; 10 West 32d ST.
PROVIDENCE, r. 1.-The Emporium; VI Ger
son. millinery; SCI Broadway. ~.
WORCESTER, MASS.-Barnard Sumner, fu'
nam Co; Mrs VI S Martin. millinery; MISS J
Allen, millinery; 70 Spring st.
DRYGOODS. ETC.
ALBANY G Myers Co; W Harris. silks and
veyets; 20 Fifth ave.
ALBANY-F l. Anker co; + l. Anker' LADIES
ready TO wear; Walliek.
CHICAGO-Marshall. Field & Co; J ieasH.
linens and quilts: Manchester, ladies'
ready TO wear; lO Worth 81. - =,
CLEVELAND-Noyelty Skirt and suit Co. NJ
Highlander. piece goods; Flanders
CLEVELAND Llebel. piece goods; Norman
DENvER-Josln Drygoods Co: Miss C Pres
ton. ladies' ready 10 wear; 2lf Church 81
DENvER-Daniels & Fisher Stores Co; r .
Isbell domestics dress goods, linens and
blankets; Il West 2Sd ST; Flanders
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHICAGO-Phnlips Bros & Well; A Phillips
carpets; Navarro Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO-J VI Frederick o. VI
Frederick and A Weingarten. je"eiry ana
fancy goods Flanders. .. G
ST. LOUIS-Stx Baer & Fuller q 90 ao =
Rubin, furn goods and umbrellas; IL " I'D
UTICA-A s & 7 Hunter: A Hunter. fancy
goods, laces. uph goods; toys ana houso LUZ "
goods: POI Fourth ave. ,
DULUTH-Snberstei & Bondy; z Siloer-
stein, ladies' ready-to-wear; is East 2otn,
FLINT. MICH.-Princess Mfg. co; q
Frazer, skirtings, Grand.
HOUSTON-Foey Drygoods Co; NJ J Foley
drygoods: 10 East 22d 81.
LOS ANGELES-Bulocks; F p Bacon dress
goods. silks and Innings. % Madison ave.
OGDENSBURG-Randle Mfg Co: 9 ID
Randles. piece goods; Park Avenue .
PARKERSBURG-Cox a Hawkins Co: Z
Cox drygoods: Hoffman House.
PORTLAND, ORE.-Olds. Workman King;
l. Oliver. linens and domestics; 432 4tn
ave. .
RBADING-The Peerless; Aal, ladies'
ready-to-wear: Claridge
SARATOGA sPRINGS-E u Starbuck e. Co;
T. A Norton. upholstery goods, ITO west
32d n.
SAVANNAH Epstein & Bro Co; z Ep-
stein. drygoods, notions. furnishing goods
and ladies' ready-to-wear; 5ol Fourth ave.
wore ESTER-Barnard-S Putnam CO;
" X Stanley. silks; 70 Spring RI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
RUTT AND CRENDA
WIN THE LAURELS
German Bicyclist Takes the
Scratch Race and Tas-
manian the Handicap.

Walter Rutt, OF Germany, and Alfred
Grenda, OF Tasmania, shared the applause
OF the 5000 spectators at the opening
meet at the Newark Velodrome yesterday
afternoon. Rutt captured the scratch con-
test and Grenda annexed the 800 first
prize in the Stanley Handicap and re-
ceived a sticlipin from B. NJ. Stanley, jr
Rutt, Jackie Clarke and Alfred Goullet
were the starters in the deciding heat OF
the open event. styled the overture prize
After bit of "standstilr' effort the trio
got away, with Clarke leading. Rutt sec
ond and Goullet trailing. They loafed for
feint at taking the lead.
Clarke hit up the pace a trife and kept
ahead. AS he swung into the backstretch
the worlds champion began his sprint
and had passed Clarke as they rounded
into the last turn. Goullet trailed along
at Rutts rear wheel, being paced into
second place.
In the STANLEY Handicap Rutt caught
Goullet, Grenda, Robert Spears and Fred
Hill in the first lap. The five overlook
all the rest except Joe Kopsky. a 50-yard
man, during the second time around. The
others, except Grenda and JolSus, tried 10
make Rutt set all the pace in the chase
after kopsky. the latter leading until
after he had started the final lap.
Grenda led the rest OF the field as the
bell rang. being followed by Joilus, Goul-
let, Rutt and Spears, in order. Rutt
moved up Oh the backstretch and had dis
placed Goullet in third place as they be-
gan the last half lap. Spears following the
world title holder. Grenda had speed
enough TO finish a length to the good,
Jokus being paced right up to the tape.
but losing second place 10 Spears. Rutt
finished fourth.
Harry Kaiser, OF The Bronx. won the
Inree-mlle open race for amateurs and
Tommy Smith. OF lrvington, captured the
half-mile handicap.
The summaries follow
One-mile novlce-Won by Auru,t t.r,r,.
lrooiinston' Carl Hartz. Newark. second fine
Haf-mile handicap (amateur)-won by Tom
nv smith. Irvington go YARDS: Fred TAYLOR,
Newark (0O yards), second; Chester Smith
BALDWIN. Long Island (25 yards, third: Fari
l.. Adams orange 90 YARDS. fourth. Time
Overture prize. one-mile Copen: PROFESSIONAL
Won by Walter Rutt, Germany Alfred Goui-
let, Australia. second: jackie Clark. Australia,
third. Time, 1920; last eighth OF a mile, -
seconds. ' -
Three-mile (open; amateur)-Won by Harry
Kaiser. The Bronx; Fred Taylor. Newlrk
second; Edward Kane, New York A. c.. third
Donald MacDougall, New York y. c., fourth
Time, 6:5s1S. Hat prize winner. Adam Bever-
man. Mohawk 4. G.
Unknown distance professional: invitation
Won by +: \. Pye. Australia; Fred Hin. Bos-
ION; second floyd krebs. Newark, third; John
Bedel. Lyubrook. Long Island fourth: Menus
Beden, I-ynbrook. fifth Time. 6:3jh Dig
lance. 90 miles
- N ShanIey' Jr, handicap Zone mile; pro
fessloDa)-Won by Alfred Grenda. Tasmania
40 yards; Robert Spears Australia go yardsJ
second; Ernest Johus, Newark G5 yards
third; Walter Rutt. Germany (scratch)
fourth; George G.. Cameron, New York I'D
YARDS, NTH Time. 2:O42s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
REAL ESTATE.

For complete list Conn property see Henr
y. Bawley. 52 White ST.. Danoury. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
FIGHTS 3 WOMEN TO DIE
Man Fires on Himself After
Desperate Battle.

Three women battled for ten minutes
last night with n man who was Intent on
committing suicide. and only when they
had become exhausted by their efforts
was he able to clear himself and send
bullet into his right breast. The man,
Samuel Rosneck, Of 107 Essex St. is In
Gouverneur Hospital IL is thought that
he will recover. The women who sought
TO save him were Mrs. NJ. Rapport, with
whom he lived and Getel and Adele, her
daughters.
Following the shot Patrolman Lynch
was called, and he got DR.. Segar from
Gouverneur Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
HERE'S SERUM FOR SPRING
Eat Lightly, Breathe Plenty to
Ward Off Fever.

DR.. Louis r. Welzmiller. physical
director of the West Side Y. NJ. c. A.,
issued yesterday the following health
rules for warding off spring fever:
Eat lightly. Exercise regularly.
Dress for the season, but discard win
ter clothing gradually. Breathe plenty
of fresh air. Shun fat foods. Eat
fresh vegetables and fruit. A tasty
salad is more beneficial than steak.
Don't go in for the abdominal hump.
1t may look prosperous: but it's dol
lars TO doughnuts you'll be better with
cut It."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13

Manhattan Chess Club
NOW In Second Place
North Jersey Sustains First
Defeat in Championship
Series of Metropoli-
tan League.

The Manhattan Chess Club team ad-
ministered the first defeat sustained by
the North Jersey Chess Club in the cham
pionship series of the Metropolitan Chess
League in the tenth round, the games Of
which were finished early Yesterday
morning The final score was TO 3.
This victory placed the Manhattsns
second in the competition, whereas North
Jersey dropped TO tie with Staten ISL
and. whose team defeated Eastern Dis
trict at the rooms of the latter in Brook
lyn by 5l2 TO 2i2. The other important
match OF the tenth round. between the
Brooklyn and Progressive Chess clubs,
was postponed
The standing OF the clubs to date fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

STH AVE. W cor S1th at. for an sty
store and lofts. 65xl4l; II w Goeiet. West
18th 81. owner. Warren a Wetmore, 10 East
Attn ST, architects; $3.50 900.
LEXINGTON AVE. . cor 3Sth 81, for a *
sly hotel and stores, ?I1xl00; AllertOn Nih
street Co, owner; z C Hunter l)l eth ave.
architect; $4,000.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. q q cor I72d St
for sty tenmt. e3.4xl225. 1flman COM
struction Co. AS Audubon ave. owner: New
lie q Bages. 2l7 West I25th st. architects:
Sl25.C0O
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. g cor hist
a. for n sty tenmt. so3X9O; same owners
same architects; sl25 000
BENNETT AVE. q s. 2l2.4 n n os isist st
for sty apartmts. sS6xss AMI 90. kiss; Patrick
n McNulty, Great Neck, Long Island. owner.
A r Gilbert and y w Durham, ~ Maiden
Lane. architects: $4,000.
The Bronx.
BAILEY AVE, =. 450 % II = Of 2asth a., (,
sly frame tenmt, 25x7s; Morris Raab. 81 West
oOth st, owner: Charles j Reinschnidt Il7 ith
ave. architect. cost s., 900.
TINTON AVE. W o, 2S72t u 9 OF 1881 st. 4
ETY. brick store, loft and dwig. 27Sl2e. Samuel
Cohen, 3i3 East 16Sth 81, owner; " nel
GaudIQ 4Ol fremont ave, architect. cost SO 900
I'D AVE, W =. 62.sA II OF 1924 st. sty
brick store, 6lsi.xlN liz: ] Clarence Davies.
bA Willis ave, owner; Buchanan & Fox, aren't.
tects, 20 East 42d st; cost 81, 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
T H Lewis Stars at the Traps

Tracey H. Lewis won four of the Ave
matches scheduled at the Manhasset Bay
Yacht Club traps yesterday. After win
ming both the ten and the fifteen bird"
scratch contests-the first after shoot
or with y j.. Richards and the second
With full score OF ffteen-he captured
By winning the leg for the yearly cup
with Full score. after a shoot-off with
p !. Richards Richards won %
bird" handicap match with iuil score
after p shoot-off with W. II. Lindeman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
CRITCHLEY WINS
SIX-MILE RUN
Matches Sprints with Tim
O'COnnOr in the Last
Hundred Yards.

George Crltchley, track captain OF the
New York Athletic Club. had 10 sprint his
best to win the six-mile invitation run
of st. Anselms Athletic Club. in The
Bronx. yesterday Tim O'Connor. the
veteran fireman. gave him a battle all
the way.
The two alternated in the lead until
the last half mile, when Critchley took
a small lead and managed 10 outsprint
O'Connor in the final one hundred yards.
Sam Leary, another st. Anselm's runner.
led the remaining pack, more than hun
dred yards in the rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
O. 10 IN SiiC AN"i'
The summary follows.

a six-mile and a four-mie race were
held by the Pennant Athletic Club, in
which goodly number OF competitors
started Mike Collins and Jimmy Mason.
both of the Union Settlement Union, ran
dead heat in the long race. Both were
timed in 81 minutes 40 seconds. Frank
Bale. also of the Union Settlement, was
third. one hundred yards back.
Otto Rettig. home club member. led
the field in the four-mile contest James
Kaveny, Of the Ozanam Association. was
second. outsprinting Ed Forshay. OF the
Mohawks. for the position by three yards.
The summary follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
LARGE BUILDINGS
WILL BE- SOLD
One a Ten Story Hotel in
West 124th ST., Near
Broadway.
ANOTHER A LOFT
NEAR FIFTH AVE.
Many Flathouses Scheduled To
Do n;crneoJ nc ~ Au,<;o,
Many Flathouses Scheduled To
Be Disposed Of at Auction
This Week.

A ten story hotel at i51 and l5s West
l24th ST, 125 feet east OF Broadway, will
be sold at auction by Bryan l.. Kennedy
in the Vesey ST. salesroom to-day. On
Thursday Joseph p. Day will sell a six
story apartment house at 543 to 54s West
l63d St, 100 feet east of Broadway. and
on Friday twelve story loft at % TO 80
West 95th St. 400 feet east Of Fifth ave.
Many fathouses are on the list TO be
sold this week Three houses OF this type
will be sold by the NJ. Morgenthau, Jr..
Company to-day. They are on Wads-
worth ave A complete list Of the offer
ings follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
To Discuss Milk Problem.

Health experts and physicians from all
over the United States are expected in
New York to-day to confer with the
members OF the National Commission OF
Milk Standards, which begins two
DAYS consideration OF proper standards
and regulations for the manufacture OF
ice cream and butter
Or. AIsberg. OF the United States bu-
reau OF chemistry. and several state food
commiss ioners are expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
ALTERATIONS.
APRIL II.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. 81 and 80 East: 10 sty cwlg
and store. q G Realty 60, 20 Church st..
owner. q McCabe, ~ 9th aye, architect:
s. Oo0.
bTH AVE. SIC; to 4 sty ana basemsn.
dwig. trustees Of Columbia College owner:
Rouse Goldstone. IS West 32d 81. architect;
So. 600
a stv car barn. Belt Line Realty GO. owner;
George r Mclaughlin co. ie0 Fulton 81 Bos-
Ton. architects. $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
FIRE RECORD.

A. NJ. -
$1,000.
4,sO-S15 SO Westchester ave, Mr.. Wolf;
damage unknown.
4.35-62 West 14Oth ST.. George Bell; trihing.
s:2O-46i Brook ave, owner unknown. trifling.
g:3O-i FRANKLIN st.. Robert Valvo; 500
IO.ib-52s East i3Gth st, l. Grossman; trifing
IO.2O-345 W 59th ST. p. D. McChestney; S25.
M. 5D-Pennyfeld I'd. and Fort Schuyler I'd.
jackson estate; trihing-
II .4O-2s0i Eighth ave. owner unknown; tn
fling.
J. NJ.
trifng
s.yS-Iig spring ST, Samuel Brier: 5000.
G:IO-iO4 ". Goth ST.. Richard Hurry: trihing.
g.oO-2O1T washington ave. William Connolly;
sa5.
7.I5-e03 West 1884 st. Mayer Vessel. trifing.
1851 Cro,on AL. Joseph NJ. shine; trifing.
s.05-7s5 and 13I East 10Th St. Mr.. Ruyen;
trifug.
S.G-i West il5th st. Yetta rhr. tri1ing.
sOO-ii3 Essex ST. Samuel Friedman; 5000.
1o55-i6s East 18TH ST.. Morris wilmer; trnins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
SOCCER TEAM QUITS FIELD
Greenpoint Eleven Forfeits
Same to the White Rose.

Directing to Il decision made by the
ysferee. III e. Davis. the Greenpoint soc
Ger team walked off the field at Astoria
yesterday afternoon in their metropolitan
cup tie contest with the White Rose
eleven. The White Rose team was lead
ing at the time by goals TO 0. The con,
test was awarded 10 the White Rose and
Greenpoint is eliminated from the compe-
tition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
The summary follows

Peter Blum fairly ran away from the
field in the nine-mile race held by the
Sheridan Athletic Club. He scampered
across the finish in 52:oc. with a lead of
over two hundred Yards over Max Green
berg, Of the Sheridan squad. Harry
Schuyler, of the New York Evening High
School, was third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
Manhattan.

sTH ST, S r. 275 IT Of % ave. 25x97. o;
Morris Janos TO Jacob Henshelmer and ano,
1O4 West 10th st; yrs. 6 per cent; April 8:
&. 900; attorney. Abraham spiro, 40 Nassau
81.
iOeTH ST. 90 East. 25xlOO1i: Leon Eckert
10 Rachel II Pfelffer, West cath ST: April 8.
due April 10. 1911, per cent; SO, 600; attor-
ney. Max Stern, 81 Wall ST.
10TH ST s, 410 It OF 9th ave. 50x 100 II
ll2th 81. S. 2S5 II Of Lenox ave, 75x--; Mathi =
da White TO Annie Engeisman and ano. 30
West 9sth 81 prior mtg $4,000; 3 yrs 8
per cent; April 10; $4,000; attorney Hugo
Cohn. 10 Ave A
The Bronx.
BATHGATD AVE. 1856 e g lsxsO. John r
Grifiiths 70 Mary T. Shea, 5e3 East lsOth 9,
prior mtg $1,000; April Q; due, etc as per
bond; Sl.400; same attorney.
BATHGATE AVE, 1868 same to Richard p
Shea, 500 East sOth II prior mtg s5,OOO); April
o; due, etc, as per bond 81 100; same attorney.
HUGUENOT ST, s. at n White
Plains Boulevard. 1OOx25: Edith II Scaison TO
Maurice Hebert. $50 South 7th ave- Mt Vernon.
n Y; April 9; yrs, g per cent; 81 100; at
torney, Title Guarantee Sc Trust 60, 176 Broad
way
18TH ST. n g Sic II OF Alexander ave.
y 6xiO0; also l35th st. \, % II Of Alexan-
der ave, l2.6xlO0; VIM Sherk and ano 10
Flora Il solomon, 536 West 18th II (prior mgt
5000: April 2; / year, per cent; $500; at
iorneys Fettner, s. A. 277 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
FOUR MILE RUN.

Robert Rigby did not have TO extend
himself to defeat field OF twenty start
ers In the five-and "a half-mile run of the
Kings County Athletic Association, Of
Brooklyn His time was $40, with Gus
Frederichs OF the home club, second, 125
yards behind.
Kings County runners had a field day
in a short run OF three and half miles
with Eddie Reich a winner by a safe
margin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF leseee)
APRIL II.
M III - -
Manhattan.

9Th AVE, 45i. all; Cath NJ Pieper ct al 10
Jas ] Inrne. al 9Th ave. yrs from May \.
1914; $500: attorney. George Pie'er' t4'
West 18th St
BROADWAY. 2ls7. store; 7yh Street and
Broadway Co TO Adolph Dessau. 2lsi Broad
way: 9-l2 yrs from Jan l. 1914 S,S'o' attor-
neys, Calm. l. & q. Us Broadway.
BROADWAY. 2l99, cor store, same 20 sane'
7-l2 Yrs from Jan l. 1914. $500: attorneys
same. -
RTVINGTON ST. Go and S. Allen 81. 49,
store; Rosa Vesen 20 Aaron Singer. % klvlns-
ton 81; yrs from May /. 1914. S2.lOo; attor-
news Frank & Wolfson. 90 Rivington 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL II.

20lST ST, =, 100 II W OF Harlem River. 15ix
200; samuel Tunison AIT United Electric Light
q Power Co owners; + n Nesoit & Co, con-
tractor; SIS %.
SAME PROPERTY: George Denick as,
same; S33
SAME PROPERTY: William Egan sgt same.
$50.
18th ST. M2 and sll West: Geo sealy Co
agt Chas Weinstein Realty Co. owner. NaG
a kanter. Inc, contractor, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
The line-nn follows

Goals--Humphrey ~, Martin and Jones. for
White Rose r c. Referee-H 3. Davis.
Tirne-Halyes OF forty 1--WE minutes each.
The Overseas and Greenpoint Celucs
battled ninety minutes to tie yesterday
AZ Van Cortlandt Park. Each team
scored one goal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
LONG ISLAND.

TO RENT ON GREAT SOUTH BAY
At Beilport, l.. l.. new residence shore
front, with private beach and pier; furnished.
Studio. living room. 22x5Ox2J: library. din.
ing room. kitchen, &c: 7 chambers rnaids'i
rooms and baths: tiled loggia garden.
garage, and bungalow; boat and auto 10 rent
II desired; one Of the most beautiful places.
IN Bellport. Apply 70 CHARLES A. RICH
$50 5th ave- New York.
SEND for bkt How 10 Bay sub. Real Estate
Intelligently" Gage r. Tarbell. 800 9Th Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13

Tho pairings for the eleventh round on
April % will be the following: Staten ISL
and vs.. Brooklyn; Queens Gambit VS.. CO.
lumbia; North Jersey VS.. Eastern Dis
trict: Washington Heights VS.. Lyceum
Newark Rice VS.. Ocean Hill.
MANHATTAN C G. NORTH Jersey G C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-13
LIS PENDENS.
APRIL II.
Manhattan.

10TH ST 40 West: United States Trus,
co or New York agt Nellie /. Roedals ct al
lamended foreclosure OF mtg): attorneys.
Stewart a. Shearer.
l21TH ST. 4s West; Bank for Savings in
tho city OF New York agt Camilla 81 Peter
son ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; ATTORNEYS.
Cadwalader Wickershem & Taft
nth ST, 9, bet Columbus and Amster.
dam ayes. lot II: Rudolph Wallach CO az,
Herman l. Colyer ct al foreclosure OF tax
lienD attorney, Weymann.
lO2D ST. l0S East; Marie Robert agt Tin q.
othy Murphy ct al foreclosure Of mtg :
attorneys. Bowers a. Sands
LEXINGTON AVE, W cor OF ssth -,
1OOx4ls Marie Himowich agt Harriet =
Goldsmith 81 al foreclosure OF mtg): a,tor.
ney. NJ NJ Himowich.
Tho Bronx.
173D ST. 30s East; Flynn & Greenfield
aet Dora Ebenstein faction to foreclose me-
chanic's llen): attorney 4 slngerman
10TH ST. =. 100 u W OF Prospect ave-
lOOx2OO; Mary Ann Bressel agt Anna @ Cot
witt.