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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms. Nos. Il and IS Vesey street:
BY Joseph T. Day.
ETH ST. 1888 and 1875 West, 400 # W OF
Gtn ave. 5019S.9: vacant; sold TO the plain
tiff for SS9.300. also
122D ST 2G3 East. n s. 176 n OF I'd
ave. 14x7l.s. 3 sty dwIs' sold 10 the plaintiff
l64TTI ST, SOB and 5o5 West. $. 100 # w
OF Amsterdam ave, 50x99.1l. sty tenmt ad
Journed to Jan 20; also.
4GTU ST, Az West y. SO y OF 9th
ave. 2jxl00.4, sty tenmt and sty rear
shop, sold TO James Weltor for s12 300
BY d. p. Ingraham & Co.
WEST END AVE, 1913 to 1850 cor OF
9th 81. SO.5Xloo. two sty tennis and
stores; sold TO the plaintiff for s73,379.
BY Henry Brady.
SEAMAN AVE. :. 100 II OF Academy
ST, 50xl0o; vacant: adjourned TO Jan IS.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Herbert \. Sherman.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, $40 and s51.
W :. 235 II $ OF Tiffany ST. 0Oxl0O sty
tenmt; sold to the plaintiff for si3 900: also,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. SJ3 and $50.
=. lS5 II OF Tiffany 81, 5Oxi00. sty
tenmt; sold TO the plaintiff for s43 900: also.
VALENTINE AVE. 2426 10 243e. cor
OF 1sIth st. l00x13j. sty dwlg and vacant:
also Valentine ave. cor OF 18th st, II 3x
sjx25.lx150 TO 'riebout ave x3s3x235 vacant;
adjourned TO Jan 20.
By Henry Brady.
EDEN AVE. $ cor OF l53d st. 4s7xe5
sty dwlg: adjourned to Jan 90 also.
WALTON AVE. :. 971 n OF 1880 ~,
50Xgj: vacant. adjourned to Jan 20
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
HUGHES AVE 1871 9 s. 200 II . of iTath
~. 26x9j 10 Belmont 26x95, . sly
dwlg; adjourned 10 Jan 20
BY Joseph T. Day.
GLEASON AVE. 2i47 8. 303a n OF
Castle fIll ave, 25Xl03. sold TO the plain
tf for 81. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14
Realty Notes.

4 committee OF the United Real Estate
Owners Association is arranging a gath
ering Of prominent owners OF property 10
discuss matters OF vital importance TO
real estate interests Increasing taxation
and the new burdens constantly imposed
upon owners make II necessary for those
whose interests are at stake TO formulate
some plan for their mutual protection.
sharp 4 co. have been appointed agents
for No 6gs Amsterdam avenue and No.
a. TO so West 15sth street.
The Nehring Company has been ap-
nointed agent of Nos. go and go West
is2d street.
Mcdowell e. Mahon have been appointed
agents for the Ashton Court and Bran
don apartments at No. DIG TO 30 West
fNt,b street
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RECORDED LEASES.
JANUARY ~.
Manhattan.

AVE \. cor OF 5Ith st: all; Burns Broth
ers 10 Albert NJ Stadler; yrs from Jan J.,
1914. 5000: address. 30j West Tooth 81.
BLEECKER ST. $50 and 352: all; Mary
Mortimer and ano to Henry y Feste; yrs and
mos from Jan Q. 1914, $1,000; address. 1876
West 10th 81.
HOUSTON ST. 81 20 80 East, Mulberry st.
2II and 2g3 Lafayette 81. 2s7 to 800. part
~ foor: Louis Ottmann ct al, eHrs. 90 Puck
Publishing Corporation 3 yrs from Feb j.
1914: 5000; address. on premises
lST AVE- 1850: corner store and basement:
LIST ave. 1872: store and basement. Jafco
Realty and Holding Co, Inc. TO Jacob Gross
man: yrs and mos from Jan /, 1913; 81 O2O.
address. 1852 LIST ave.
I'D AVE. II and 20. stors and b: Samuel
Samuels and ano 10 Josef Gruber; yrs
from Dec /. 1913; $500 address. on prem
ises.
TTH AVE. 2f53: 7th ave. 2449; 1896 r.. 1852
West: all: Charles ! Weinstein 10 Leo stark:
yrs and mos from Jan I, 1915. S1e. 500
address, ri West 120th ST.
s9TH ST 81 West; all: Clifford l. Miller 70
Abraham Rongy: yrs and mos from Jan
!. 1914; s2,2oo; address. i5t Henry ST.
The Bronx.
Sd AVE. $3.50; all: Estate Geo sheps-rd 20
Philip Antes: WIS rom Jan l. 1914 81. 00o:
address. 1914 Brock ave
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Security Company Formed.

The Commonwealth Security and Mort
gage Corporation has been incorporated
with capital of 100000 TO operate in
New York real estate Leslie i. Palmer
is the president, and the directors are
George Carleton Comstock, Peter Gilsey.
=. l.. Asen. OF the Columbia-k nicker-
booker Trust Company; Irving Smith and
James ~ Fart The company will make
a specially OF owning and managing
apartment houses. Besides the lease OF
the Astor property. No . to rs West 33d
street, and various houses in which Mr..
Palmer was interested. they have taken
over the seven story apartment house at
the southwest corner of Hamilton Place
and li1l street
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Some Auction Sales To- day.

Bryan i. Kennedy will offer at the
Nesey street salesroom to-day for the es-
tate Of Joseph Bierhoff the southwest
corner Of Lexington avenue ana iioth
street. q three story brownstone dwelling
house and two story frame dwelling
house. the two properties 10 be sold IN
one parcel. Nos i26. rs and l34 Alexander
avenue. three four story single tiathouses
with stores: No. 1916 Webster avenue at
the southeast corner of 171st street, five
story brick 6athouse with two stores. and
the vacant northwest corner Of Washing
ton avenue and 19Sth street. l00x9o feet
Also for the estate OF George a. Mott,
No. G23 Walton avenue. a three story
brick dwelling, on a lot 16 l0x92.9 feet.
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN
Row of Tenement Houses IN
Suydam Street Sold.

The Cook Realty Company sold through
Frank !. Magerlc and William j. Woli
the five four-family tenements at NOS
400. 40S. 40. AZ and 4i4 Suydam street
Union Course The same brokers sofa
for Mr.. Isabella Bates the six-famly
apartment No. 2'l cambridge street.
25x1O0 feet. and No. 324 Sumner avenue
two and "A half story brownstone dwell
ing house. 10 q client for occupancy.
h. l. Eltonhcad leased for Mrs lda
Novick tho Montaul Theatre at Bath
Beach TO +. i. Pine for five years. Inc
theatre was recently completed at "A cost
of go 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for COP
Der was unsettled with lake quoted at 1jc
nominal: electrolytic, 14isd14ssc, and casting,
i37.Mifc Standard copper on the Metal EN-
change was easier. with January, February.
March and April offered ~ 1897. In London
copper closed quiet at f62 lis I'd for spot and
iC.l rs for futures.
TIN Steady. with spot quoted 80 s5aS7. ooc:
January and February, 36.s0n3I oc. March,
RS ~ lIS7 i2isc: April 80 95037 -. and May.
~ OO6 81. 37iac In London tin closed quiet, at
f167 los for spot and fi69 los for futures.
I.EAD-Easy; New York. spot 4.pJG4. 1Oc.
and East 81 Louis 3.9Oa3.91is. London lead
closed al 10 ~ 81.
SPELTER Dull. New York. spot 2od
. 35c and East -. Louis. 5.loa5. 2oc. Lon
don speltor closed at I'll los
-Mlddlesboro No 2. 5Os 81 IN London.
The local iron market was steady. with No I
foundry Northern. No 1 southern and soft
quoted at $l5d15 10: 80 Northern. sli I5a
S1H -
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File Petition in Bankruptcy.

a voluntary petition in bankruptcy was
filed yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court in Bankruptcy by the Hotel
Rector COMPANY This is the company
that formerly owned the old Hotel Rec
tor property at the corner of Broadway
and 44th street. which was sold at public
auction on January and bought in by in
terests associated with the present man
agcment of the property.
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LONDON WOOL 6ALeA

London. Jan. ia large number 4 -
ers attended tho opening Of the islI -
auction sales here today Ther. =.
j 3s4 bales offered. and tho t.ddins ~
spirited. at firm prices. Merinos vsrs !.
changed. and crossbrets sold from !.
changed 20 per cent higher. nxsz
grades selling the best. Americans secx,l
a few lots OF greasy and slips ne a.
follow: New South Wales ito0 ~
secured. is 1da1s 11c; greasy. shdeI
Queensland, 1900; secured, IL sdea Z
greasy. I'd 9is I'd Victoria. 400: sco->l
Is 4izdd1s l0d. greasy, sdas g. s0a
Australia, 400; secured. is 21deh ~
greasy. 7dGls. West Australia tss
greasy. eitdQis IND. New Zealand. In
secured. is 3dd1s ia; greasy. dos x
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal 100; rsss
6f11d.
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Yorkville Section Movies.

= moving picture theatre 10 seat about
five hundred persons will be erected by
Nicholas Conforti at Nos. go and 324 East
10th street.
Gross & Kieinberger. the architects.
who are preparing the plans, estimate the
cost at 5000. Work on the structure will
begin AT once
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LIS PENDENs.
JANUARY ~
Ma nhattan

AUDI Bon AVE. n w cor 1s7,A
-; Peerle ss Holding 20. Ire 49,, Iva
Flock Front 90 81 al fforeclosae. a9ts.,
attorneys, Lind q Pfeiner. u rff
q. ZtIH ST, 80 and 5ls wss,
Couison ast Edward 8 Farrnan ], Ar.'s 4,
closure of mtg; attorney. N ',,..
MARMlON AVE. W =. 30 :, ,..l'oa
39xIS.2' Margaretha Altman 90 u ia >
heh e. a tamended foreclor,rs ,ks ,
attorney. = = Conlon o. n.x
LOT I. blk 739. sec ?. Ma,h,.
Guarantee and Trust 60 az, sr..a n.
Azoy 81 nj foreclosure of tax ns.u..o I
ney. n Swain. "enj; ate
LOT ?. blk T3e. sec 2. wanb.,,.
Lppmann sgt Anasiaslo r 80, Dts.
foreclosure % tax Hem: at,ora., 10Y q, 2, /
AMSTERDAM AVE. o009 ard snn,, Ssr
Gerlach 90 agt Placid Real,v c1' ",
70 declare Hem; attorneys r 4 -, -,
man. Otr
The Bronx.
CASTLE HILL AVE. n " cor Ill.,.
l5xlOj. Ottllie Engiert axt Arnsss' n,
dali 81 al partition suiD. a,,o.s.ir X
Martin ''o'aey, L
CASTLE HILL AVE. Va 7sr
son ave, 23Xi05 Ottilie Englsr, a., :, 90
Kendall. 81 al faction 20 fe,.rrns,..e ma
attorney, / y Martin. "a,
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Aes,cNEE,s NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO Az ORDER or 2r., tns 4 :
charles l.. Guy. one Of the uses sr ~
supreme Court % the STATE ~ dsy ., y
made and entered on The ten i.. -, - AZ y
uarv. 1914 Notice T. hereby ,ssl'.ts,nlu ~
sons having claims against BE-; ,ailr
lately doing business ~ .,,sn Berr.,
No. 2T4i Broadway Aa. ,hsir elairns =.
S Nsw sSsN ts S duly verified e. "
scriber. the assignee Tor The nspss' sss,s'
itors az his place Of transss .,,ss rsr.s,
30. 81 Liberty street, Ms sn. ,ss ~ ~ ?
New York city. on or before Wv
March. 1914 49,, - 1914
D'''"' '' hugo LEVY: ~ r, =
MAURICE =. HARTMAN, ysnhaiiss
signee. 81 Liberty street
cuch New York city.
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Wg,n - owner; Tfowbr41e. . -
OZd ON sre. architects; 500 hsf>nI
,.,, .n I'VE, e2s and e2s; 70 4s,
o",gs. Cantreil, Ridgewood ~ gss =
= martin "a West 18th 81, archi,...... ~,
The Bronx. wv
WEBSTER ave. . 8. 28.isr
flace' = sly brk Synagogue 49, =. y ~
gajon Ezras. Of The Bronx. Sa,,r.., ne ne Orr
~, friday ave. president 49,. hoe'rf,,
Ansiander. 1869 Clay ave. arcbl,os,.r; ~
o- lylsI ~ ~. . sly brk s,or.. so.' rss
19sluo' John Di iorls On Dre,r,, ~ -,
l hoee, 90 ,ienn' 80 Cortland AZ ~
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s,IRRocArE's NOTICES

HNGAN. MAY LIN PU ,kaSIos ~
an order OF Hon. Robert ~ Nss ".
a Surrogate OF the Count,y, esrsOss "a >
notice Is hereby given 10 =" late
claims against Nav L. '"eSssed 70 ~
County OF New YORK. n,.SS.-,o, 10 - q
: the .a%s a, T Ii. D SsSS' Of ,
40. Rector street n me ssv 4 va - 2,
York on or before the e5ia a,e ea S,y q ~"
dated Kew york. the 18Th d"
Der. 1913 ,,nuAS. Erse"
PHILIP W. BOARpMNN' pecirf -
Attorney for Executor Nss l,S
Rorouch OF Nauhatthu.
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EXPORT FlGuREs

The exports OF merchandise nm
Port OF New York. as officially r.,s-.
at the Custom House. for the v..s -.
January 10 were estimated at sr1s
against s15.le.56o last week an. o. ~
in the corresponding week last mar.
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IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. !

81. Louis. Jan 13-CATTLE-Receipt
4 800: active and prices strong; steers. 81 -
QSO IS; earrings Sc 50qs9 50; heifers. So a
IS go cows, 81 o0aS7 %; southern steers
IS 1887 20. HOGS-Receipts. 10000; fair
IS active at 1Og15c decline; choice medium
to heavy weight. IS 2oqss 80; bulk OF sales
ss1OQss 90; packers, sos 20; lights, - 90
4 1000 steady; lambs lower; 81 50d IS 80;
common ana medium. So 50G 81; yearlings.
SGGS7: mutton sheep 50 40G 50 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14

Roston. Ian. l3-Iivestoclt receipts: .. SIG
carrie. 10. 7O9 sheep and lambs. 1850 calNes'
% o2S hogs Late trains and cold made
market quiet: no changes In prices shown
fev, choice cattle received; market being ga
sac with fair 20 good quality at "a Sc
rest heavy cows. 6GG:.c: fair 20 good. ga
&c. poor TO ordinary; "A 5c; Gamers ana
ket strong ~ s.. Is.c; offerings moderate
dressed hogs. 1Oia q lie. Very few sheep
and lambs offered Mt yards; sheep a >? &c, (:
email calves IN good supply ar 81 81 80
each: fewer mich cows received. but DE-
rand light and prices weak; ordinary. so y
SEQ; good. SEQ $50; choice. $50 sl21.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14
Montclair Home Sold.

Hughes s Whitby have sold the three
story house at No 10 Clarridge Court.
plot 55X16j feet. Montclair. for IL Il. Cut
ting 10 Charles Booth. son Of General
BallingtOn Booth. for S 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14

easa,c lard Firm; Middle We., ] , ,,US%
1iF5c. c.tv. lo74 Htfc. fchneo S'u,n 10
lea, i2c. Continent llGoc; hr'E a,.rit RfNi.&
c.,..' o.,, sac. litN laro. 1l'-t.
CoTTONSETD OIi.-rne inward no v,es
r,ent va again in ptogrces am "rs' ,,,,ers
,,rcr,,,f1 tv a continual demand from '"'
NSeet and south Local contract prices, ...-
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
and address OF y
Attorney
Manhattan,

(With name and addross OF purchaser and
Attorney
Manhattan.
AVE 4. ca3. 2Orpo; selig Handel 70 Sam
sohuchner. III Attorney 81; Jan IL (mtg
100000: \ pit: 81.
BROOME ST. 212 aud 2lt. n cor Of
Norfolk 81. II. 42xS6: Jos Rudinsky 10 Jen-
MO Rudinsky. I24i 4Ith 81. Brooklyn; Jan
~. 500. attorneys. ksntrowitz & Esberg.
go Broadway.
EDGECoMBE AVE. IS. els II Of
izstb 81. 1sI7ss Rufus I. Robinson. jr. 20
NArgaNt Becker. $50 Park ave. Jan d,
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Ieachers' Asssls
Supplies Professors, Teachers. TUTOR ~
srnesses etc. TO Colleges, schoos ana .,.i. ~
% Union square
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NAV Sell Church Property.

Justice Guy Of the Supreme Court has
granted leave 10 the Third Associate
Presbyterian Congregation TO sell tho plot
on the north ads OF ChElas street. l3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14
SEED PRICES.

Toledo ism. l3.-CLON ERSEED, prime
cash. IS 90. February aud March IS %. Al
TIMOTHY. prime, cash. s. so, February
g. %, March, e2bTh.
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CARPET CLEANING

NJ" I Oldest. LARGEST; NS,' o sscAs
FINE RUGS WOVEN "a scr Cir.s1t
Prices Reasonable az lse wss'~ !.
Tel 1922 1898 Bryant .,So 81
CAREFUL CARPET teas u
Cleans by compressed az; si Ess
On moor. 1898 Brosd~', an sSsk -
coz 4 BRANDT ,,,,as-a)r,sf|
ADVERTISEMENTS AND a. 80
for The Tribune reeeN hs,se<s
Orice. No. 1854 kroa1"A' FL
9Th sts.. untll o-elesk ,.
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%eRfMAl, Estate
BUYS Large Bronx Site
for Department Store

feet west OF Waverley Place. 6oxS5 feet
for i2s.oD to the Martha Buildins COR
NJ. ion,
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BEL ' Is
New york. January IS

New york January IS. 1914
BEENES Receipts 134 head, al tn
elauchtcrcrs. Feeling rated steauN' ", w ~ ~.
moderate receipts expected for Nednesua, :
market Dressed beef slow. but prices un
changed Decent TO choice native SIDES Sc"
ina, al 12ie "a 1ic per lb. q, o,o
Market steady. Common to prime NeaiS soii
af S0nS19 30 per 100 10; no state wears OF
fercd. barnyard calves and yearlings nom
inal. city dressed vcals quiet at ,'~ WV
country dressed selling at l2ls !, 12c'
Sales-Kcrns Commission Co: A3 Va Nea.e'
40 10 average. S12 % per 100 lb; :. 10 10 ~
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts 80 80
head. AN for slaughterers. about cars helu
over from yesterdays arrivals rev sales
nm 10 a late hour. Heavy lambs OF orolnarg
quality sold at 81 80 per 100 10. DIesse,
mutton oulet at Si2 l2c per ID uresSou
lambs. 49, 14i4c. a few hog dressed - -
country dressed dollhouse lambs SLOW S'P
$50 Kerns Commission Co: 16e Ind
lambs OF IN ayerage. 81 90 per 100 III.
HOGS Receipts. 6,l50 head; no safes on
live weight Feeling easy. country dress'u
hogs selling at 10H l3c per ID ,...,.
sales tall late Yesterday l-herns 1oriIl,is
sion Co Is Penn hogs. 49, 10 average, s. 80
per 100 ID. 30. 131 ID. So 10 80. III 10 81 oV'
ioi. IO7 10. IS so, roushs. 800 H. $, 81. a.
: Judd q Co: 10 state hogs lNe ID - %
stas. $50 10. S.
Chicago. Jan 1s.-HoGs-Reeeipis 70, %
COS: weak: bulk OF Gales. s. O5 q - 20 ~.
81 80 n IS 10. mlNe0, - foW - -.
n SIS so; rough, SIS a S. o.. pigs, Sc I5n s. 30
CATTIE-Recelpts, 1000: steady to stron ,S :
feeders lOc higher; beeves' So % a ~ W
Texas steers So So a IS, stockers and iesde ~, s.
S5qS7 20: cows and heifers. S. Ao4SS 40
calves, s. 50QSl1 90 sHEEP-Kecelpls' L.
600: steady: yearlings, 81 90 " TO- lambs
Kansas C9ty' Jan. 18.-HOGs-Receipts.
10000; steady 70 &c lower; bulk. s. S amd
butchers. $3.50 IS 20; light. 81 '|a>s ~
pigs 7Sgs7 cATTE l3ssS% prime
led steers, IS 6Oa 50: dressed beef. 81 80
IS 90; southern. segsS TO- cows 50 20 g - 49,
heifers So 25QSS 70: stockeTs and ieeGti >
Sc 5OqS7 20: bulls s. 25GS7. calves. SO ogH
S11. SHEEP-Receipts. $500; steady TO Zoe
lower: lambs 81 400 IS 90; yesrlings: 50 4pG
81 %: vethers. 81 % Sc. ewes 81 80 a - "p'
East Buffalo. Jan 13.--CATTLE-hece ipts'
500: active and steady. NEALS-Recelpts'
-: active and steady. SGdSl2. HOGs-He-
ccipts, l. 600. slow and steady 20 &c loWeI'
heavy and mixed. IS 40. Workers, 81 ava
IS 80; pigs. IS 4oq S a.: roughs $, SCg
81 Is: stays sea So 20, diaries. IS - 10
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Receipts, 5000; ac-
tive and steady; unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14

BANK ST. 1906 ISL II from cor Green
wich Of, axs5.3Xio 9xss .. May -, 1907: Hugh
and Mary Reilly 70 trustees Northern Die
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name ard address OF lenders attorney
JANUARY IL.
Manhattan,
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORg-Manhattan.
MISCELLANEOUS scHo0Lx

THE BERLITZ sCEUOL OF LANGrlGR
Madison square Gi22 Brosdwsyl.
Harlem Branch. 343 Lenox ave. near IN
Brooklyn Branch. 2is-220 Liyinys,os
New Classes Constantly FORMING
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MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY IL.
Manhattan.

slST ST l05 East General Kompolte co
agt Frank Ludlsm. owner. Jos y Acken, con
tractor: s204 80
LENOX AVE. 247; Louis Bergman agt VIM
p Collins owner and contractor: S1l5.
MERCER ST 1l3 and 115: Annie Brill agt
Aaron Weiss. owner; Brown-Weiss Realities.
Inc. contractor: s32S.
TINEHURST AVE. cor lslst 81, llOx
IFS. A pardi Tile 20 agt Comfort Realty co,
owner and contractor $500.
SYST ST. 1856 to 100 West: r " Geiler. Inc.
agt Wesley Realty co. owner: Isaac Ossefman,
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REAL ESTATE.

TEXAS LANDS. any size tract. any price, de-
veloped farms. ranches or Wild lands Ad-
dress DR. T. NJ. PAYNE. Box ass. Austin. Tex.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY ~.
Mani attain

HOE AVE . :. 3OT u OF Adus VI Louis
Sieselbaum agt Jsd Construction Co ct al;
Dec :. 1918; Sl,07j
12iST ST. 342 East; Fagcn Iron Works agt
Giuseppe dc Maria Ct al; Dec !. 1918; Sldo.
nth AVE. o. g whole front bet 4Gth and
Asth ets: Stanley Gollick Co sgt Joseph
Auerbach ct al. Jan :. 1914 Cby bond;
81. 2si 50.
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The Bronx

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. $50 u $ Of
Jennings 81. 25NlCO. Chestnut Ridge White
Brick 60 agt Daniel Ostrow, owner, and
George Brown. contractor: SEQ
VILLA AVE. e g. 17l.51 n OF Van Court
land ave hOxl60: Sanitary Tile Co sgt Monaco
construction 60 et al. owners and contractors
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms, Nos. "a and IS Vesey street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY 10.
Tne Bronx.
fs1TH ST = s. II n . of Melrose ave ! sty
hrk tenmt 5nXS6.2: BeuonsOn Realty co. Ren-
iamin Reuenson. 401 East 1874 St. preside nt
owner. fremont Architectural &C. 40l fremont,
ave, architects. cost, $50 600.
ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY 49,
Manhattan.
vARICK ST % and 80. and raight ~. II
and is: TO q d sty factory. u Juillard. 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
ATHLETICS CATCHER May
Join THE TERRAP|Ns
Secretary Harry Goldman Makes
Trip to Philadelphia to Induce
Baclsstop to Take Hurdle.
CUBA AS TRAINING CAMP
Manager Otto Knnbe Announces That
Terms Are Favorable and Dia-
mondbacks Will Likely Work Out
on Island-Not After Lobert.

BALTIMORE. MD. December a.
Walter Johnson. Eddie Plank and Rube
Marquard deals are only the opening
guns or n thrilling campaignI which
the Federals claim will rock organized
baseball to Its foundation. Before to-
morrow Baltimore Is expected to land
player, whose name Is we'll known
10 organized baseball fans At noon
to-day Secretary Goldman hurried out
or town to keep an appointment with
Catcher Jack Lamp. of the Athletics
Lapp is said to look with favor upon
an OFFER made by Manager Otto, Knabe
Walter ,Johnsops jump will Ito
doubt have its effect upon him, MS it
VIII upon every other unsigned ath-
lete In tho country
knabe admits that he needs a good
catcher and pitcher. and he believes
that with Lapp aiding Jacklitch and
Russell he will have a strong trio be-
hind the bat next season. The pitch
or In question is the thing that is
worrying Knnbe. and he Is willing to
pay good price for n man. II It
comes to the worst, Knabe Will trade
two or more players with some of
tho other Fed clubs for frst-cl
are weak on innelders and outfield-
crs. he does not believe he Will have
much trouble In getting n man for
such material as Simmons, Zinn or
Bates.
Thinkers Have Hest Twirlers.
Otto Knahe could scarcely believe
that Johnson had leaped. 1T will be
n big boom for the league and should
convince all skeptics that the Feds
are here to stay" he commented.
with johnson and Hendrix, Chicago
will have the best pitching staff In
the world. In fact, they should be
generous and share their good things
However. local fans needn't worry
about Baltimore. The players we are
after VIII help us wonderfully.
Manager Knabe returned from Phila-
delphia to-day. where his chief bust
ness concerned the arrangement Of the
training trip to Cuba next spring.
The leader OF the Diamond cks
stated that the terms received from
should he decide to take his men there
to train, they will leave by boat from
New York.
Otto. while admitting ne had n long
talk with Hans Lobert. the guardian
of the hot corner of the Phillies. stated
that he made no effort to sign the
Flying Dutchman to Terrapin con-
tract. 1t is known, however, that
knabc has been hot on the trail of
Lobert for some time. in view of land
ing him for one OF the Western clubs
of the Gilmore circuit.
nc ruilor mat mas Deen "nlrilnR
about these days In regard to Red
Doom wearing the Terrapin on his uni
form the coming season, is all rot
said the leader of tho Diamond backs.
II did not see Doom In Philly neither
have ] made any overtures to him.
While he Is n corking good man, and
would like to have him on my team
am not trying to land him. as am
not sure he would care to take his
regular turn behind the bat, after be-
ing pilot for several years"