davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

nj aurertempel.
@2it oeriel6en aeae, nit wel6er
George 8ai6ingtou Dor iiber 100
Sabreu oen gditein fir oos aopitol
III Der @uuoes6auptitaot legte, pur-
Sc an Sonitag ser @ditein gu oem
$4,000 norooltlibeu 6reimourer-
tenpel mter feierliaeu Geremouien
geIegt. GougreB 9lbeeoroneter W1or.
tin u Wiorriion bon Snoiaua elm
@roBmeiiter, bielt oie @eibereoe uno
@ice.@rdiioent W}ari6all mar Ger
onoere Sauptreoner 9. SSobu gleip-
top, Ser @roBmeiiter oes Giitrifts
Columbia, legte oen Steili.
Gie 5reimolmer ser Sta0t berions
meIten iid i'm TenlpeI an Der 13.
GtroBe nnO 0lep gorf glpenue Ii.
moridlirten bon BORT aus nah Dem
@ouplas an Der s., nabe s StroBe,
SD. eaitor $. SEEMING 9telms,
Der @roBfaplan er6ffnete Ole Gere.
nonie nit eiuem @ebet Ser ueue
9enlpel miro bis 5um Sanuor ndd.
iien Sabres fertiggeiteat iein
WforDIdn0er bereingefal a T..
len.
Syobn @. SSii6er BON Gatonsbille,
NQo., ipur0e am Santitog bel einem|
@eiud in @aibiugton OurH einen|
eon3 alien Grid erleihtert. gIn oer
2. uno IS StraBe, 0l.-g9.. bob bod
ibm ein gleeer ein &ortemonnaid
ouf. Ger 0leoer 5ei9te Serrn Siiber
ieinen syln0 rno ioate, es befdnoen
iid $25 in Der g0rie. Gr ertldrte iid
bereit. oen 5un0 NIT Serrn SSiiber
81 tbeilen iuo lebterer mar gutn1ii.
tbia geung, ino CAB Dem 92eger iei-
ne 8aarihoft III S0be BON ST. Ser
9le9er Derouftete iHIeunigit imo Sr
8iiber nIadte Oanu Die troirige gnt.
oeding Dab oos 4ortemonnaie leer
mar.
Geniur fir @on0elbtIoer
gepIant.
Ger Diitrifts3meig ser 09lnti Ge.
iomation 2eague" bat iih an Sen
Gon1reB gemanot uno oenielben err
iuht, cine g3eboroe ou erneilnen, oe.
rem 9luigabe es iein ioIl cine Gen
fit iiber allie Wanoel6iloer aus3lt.
iiben, uelde i'm Giitrift Columbia
ae3eigt meroen. Serr Simon @olf
BAT fir oie 9iga cine entipre1enoe
@il entporfen Gie 9igo, mel6e
ipiiidt. SAB alle 5ipeioeutigen gil-
Der i'm Iiitrift berboten merOer,
miro in ibren 9eitrebiiugeu pont
uGbriitliden 9erein iunger Wldn-
ner,~ Der nlrilt6 SocietD~ un0 anoe-
rem Drganiiationen lmteritiibt
gusflug Ser ct. @1arien.
@enieiu0 e.,a.
PIN fommenoen Wlithpo1 lit ser
idbrlihe glnsflua Ser st. Dlorieu.
@cmeinoe uno ibrer 5reinoe no6
W'ariboIl Sail. Die ieit @odeu ge-
irolienen @orbereitlngen bon 0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
GdarIes 9. 6amlinls gladfuIaer.

IS a ibington 26. sui. -
GcprGientnut 9lnoreip s. @eters
bou @1oiioduietts fiinoigte oeitern
fornell an, ooB cr niHt mieoer cam
oioiren mer0e. Gr ioll bonn @rdii.
Oenten @ilion fir sic Stclle eines
Stills SdabicfretdrS auSerieben
iein ais 9}adfolger bon G6arlcs g..
Somliu bon Bolton, Ser in Oie 81n-
oeSreierDe Gpntniiiiou eintritt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
81 @eidlaftsIane.

9iln0ibou ouf Dem @e6iete Ser San.
Oels- uno ser SnOuitriet5Gtigfeit
Cine ser So6rcs3eit anuemei.
iene @eidditsitiae. 9ln3eiben
Oeuteu mli cine auic ernotc.
Gie aegenuartiae eiieu6a5u-@}i-
iere.
Sm Geuaufe ser Iesten @ode bat
iib sic oQgemeiue @eidditsloge mir
meuig berdnOert. gSo6l lit in eiui-
gen gronhen cine 9eiiering 8u ipii-
ren ood 3umeiit 6erribt nod cine
foit 6edugitigeuoe StQe, sic oller-
Oilgs Der Sa6res5eit angemeiien lit.
Gie 3eit oeS Soc6iommers 3eidnet
iicb ia befonntlid uiemols OurA rege
@ei6Gftst6dtigfcit aus. llno 10 blei6t
es cinem aiid 6euer 6enonwen Ders
trauensooll in sic 3ufinft 8u 6liden.
lln0 Oen 8ericbten na6 81 urt6eilen,
ole ans neri1ieoenen I6eilen OeS
2anOes ehtreiien ioQte es nicbt be-
ionoers idjmer fallen, ii6 Oieie 3u-
frnit roiig ous5nmalen. Gem es
ie6lt nidt oil aaerlei 9lu5ei6cn 0ie
gum minOeiien fir Gin gutes 6er6it.
geiA0it iprec6en. Pins Dem g9elten,
10 6eionoers ans N}ilpolfee uno ct.
2ouis, trafen mGbrcnO Ser Ietten Sn-
ge 9tac6ribien eiu bic bielperipre.
demo mareu uno Sdil0errmgen Don
le66oitem @eih0itsgang ent6ielteu.
0uB Sic Wiitt6eilungen ans BEN
GrnOte Giitriften einen groBen
9laum in ser tG9lideu 9eridteritot-
ting einno6men lit mir notiirli6,
ln0 man 6rou6t ii6 ni1t 0arii6er
3u punoert menn Oieie 0iahri1tcn
ii6 bic mo Oa mioeripreden unO in
bic ollgeneine Sn6elitinntmg ii6er
oie 81 erlparten0en groBen GrnOtet
eiu @}iBton crflingt. llnO an iolden
N}iBt0nen mar I'M &crlaif ser letten
@ode maGrlid fein W}ongel. 9}o-
mentlidj lit es ser 9}oromeiten, Ser
ii6er oQerIei SdGoen 81 flogen 6e-
ginut ga man iiirbtet, ooB Oie GrnO-
te, iomeit 6rii6ia6rspei5en IN 9e-
trodt fonnit niHt Oeu ge6egten @r-
martlmgen entipreden miro; aud
6eBt es, BOB sic 0}aisernote ii6er.
id0tt iein ioQ. Gs ideint ieOod ge-
rat6en gum miuoeiten einem Sbeile
oieier &logeu nit @oriidt 5u begeg-
men, Dab @interlpei5en cine HeforO.
ernote ergi6t 1T 5weiiellos, inO ser
Observation-Disclosures miro iider-
lih einen ituge6elren llnifung an-
ne6men, Ser nod 0ooiirG beginitigt
lpirO, 0aB sic Gruoten Guropo's mir
nittelmdBig, penn niht gar idIeHt
ousfoaen merOen. God] per geglau6t
BAT, ooB Oer reic6e Gri6teiegei Der
gum G6eil iGon einae6eimit luorOeu
lit sic @o6ncn Oes 2onoes in glt6cnl
6olten wiiroe, 6ot iic5 aetdlicbt- SIC.
nigItens lit 0os nidt ans Oen 9lnga-
Ben ii6er sic 3obl ser lceriiebeitoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
MlitteI nearn Sie 9nnpdnaiIicae.

Us a | 6In9 f0ll 70. sui. n
99ie oos IanOmirt6i9oitIitbe 0c-
portement geitern 6efannt moHtc,
lit ioe6eu Die Gntoedlug aemodt
poroen OoB 81 elmer beOeltenoen
9ieOii5irlng Ser 9rlit ser oeneinen
SoisfIiege, uelde 10 DIT 8unt Sr6ger
bon Gpp6usfeimen miro, ihon ge-
riigt menn man i'm Sous6alt un0
in Sen Stalllngeu 0ie 9lbednge tag
lid nit 9ew6bnliAem @oror in ge-
riu0en Nnnutit0eu 6eItrelIt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
Nntereiioute Gtatiitif.

8 8biloOeIpbia, ga, 26.Silli.
~ 9his Dem am 6reitag abgei6loiie-
men 9eri6t Oes S6ul5mang6urenis
gebt mter 9lnoerem 6erpor Dab in
einem ein3igeh Sduierge0iert in Siio-
@6ilooelp6ia I'M Oritten S1ulOiitrift
ii6er tauieno I6ulpflibtige SinOer I'M
9(lter pom 6 bis 16 So6ren mo6nen;
ferncrl 0nB in cincm anoeren Slod IN
Scr 9}d6e o6t3e6n peri4ieOenc Spra.
den geiproden Werocn. Nlan erpar-
tct, ooB no1 oen 6erien Oie 100000
9lamcn lmiaiienOe 2iite Der Sdulfin-
scr Inn lucitere $4,000 6is 10000
Oerme6rt miro. 9Sa6e5u $4,000 Der
oieSi16ri9en S6llfinOer 6a6en IN
i1rer ireien Bet 6e5o6lte gle6en6e.
i@ditiglng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
aInae in ilulne sdiffs.0oIliiiun.

Bottom 26. Suli. Die rGooit.
miie Transportation 60 lit ais 9e-
iiBern oes Ganpiers o0iiOoleier"
BON ser u9iuiiea Goal 50. auf $751;
237 S6aOeneriab Derflagt worOet
fir sen Gerluit einer 2aoung oie bel
elmer Goaiiion 5wii6en Dem ,@lioOle-
ier" mo Dem Siinfmait S6ooner
oSuoion~ in ser 9}odbt bonn If. Suli
Oerloren ging. Sci ser Goaiiion fu-
men Gapitdn SSo6u $. G6omas ln0
5pei sOlatroien oeS uSuOion" um'S
Scbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

Gle @oriHuIe. -SSot S6r
Sobn iid bcreits 6ilo6oueriibc @or-
fenntniiie aneeei9nct?~ sff v@eniB,
Serr @roieiior. Gr lit am Sonutag
Ourd Die Siegesollee geraoeIt~
llnter 6reun0pn ne II. -
Seine W}oma ii6errol6te Gih alto
nit Dem 9liieiior @liiaer beim aiiiien,
liebe 9ioia?... ga 1T iie geuiB in
O6nnacbt qefaaen?" u9lcin, oa nidt
a6er por6er, ais icb iie bot mid
nit i6m behu &iiiieu 5u ii6erra-
iden...l~
llmgetouft.- SoteIier nGos
3inamer, in Dem Sie logiren lit Oas
@oet6e5immerl" SEA, wenn es mir
Oorin gefdut Damn oiirfen sic es
nod mir s. S@nIsBe- . lB Simmer. Simmer neanerl rl-
nit ub@." '''7 '''''''''''''' ''' ''''''
6rommer @uni6. - ST.:
ySie iino olio oerlobt?~ @.. uSor
g.: u9tin id orotulire S6ueu unO
miini6e S6pen, 0oB Sie oos nod
redt oft erle6en m01tcnl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27
@crniIdjtc tclc0r0p6ii6c 0cpeidJen.

= Nlarfe @nrr0 mo yiimer Doot
bon 9erwid, bel Sa3eIton, Ea., 0mei
in Der gan3en @egeno wobIbefannte
Selite bon % Sobren fanOen in ser
gidbe BON 0rangepiae bel einem 9(u-
tomobil-llnfoa i6ren SOD. Gs 6eiBt
ooB Oie 6eioen 9lutos, in Oenen lie
iubreI inn Die @ette fii6ren, uuo ais
ems bon i6nen gegen einen Baum
prallte, mar oas llngliid geibeben
Sarr0 mar oigenblidlid toot, 0oau
erlag balO na66er ieiueu @erlebuu-
gen. e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

men, Did, gang i4Iedt abgetOmmen!"
Der itarrts feinen Sreunb entgeiifert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-27

.@leia. Did rod cine Wlinute.
Gonnte bic Grembe bon ibrem pIuB
aus bic Wlouer iiberIeben9"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
Leases in Woolworth Building.

Edward J. Hogan has leased In the
Woolworth Building TO the Canadian Pa
cilo Railroad space on the fifteenth floor
for term Of ten years: 10 tho Chicago
& Northwestern Railroad space on the
fourteenth floor; TO the Union Bag and
Paper Company and Warren Manu-
featuring Company the entire south wing
OF the nineteenth floor; 10 Earle Scott
and J. Ward Toilette space on the elev-
enth floor; 10 William Denison Morgan
space on the thirty-ninth floor: 10 p. G..
Picltman g. Bros, Inc. space on the
fifteenth floor; 10 Newport News Ship
building and Dry Dock Company space
on the twenty-sixth floor; 10 the Eagle
Smelling and Refining Company part OF
the north wing on the twenty-hfth floor;
TO Joseph Joseph g. Bros. Company space
on the fifth floor; TO Nestle's Food Com
pany space on tho south side OF tho
twenty-hfth floor: TO the Peroline Com
pany OF America space on tho fourth
floor; to Moss, Iaimbeer, Marcus & Wells
space on the south side of tho twenty
fifth floor: 10 Rooney & Beha space on
the nineteenth floor: TO the Shredded
Wheat Company space on tho fourth
floor; to the Hooper H'alkenau Engineer
ing Company space on the nineteenth
floor. and TO the Pitts g. Kits Manu-
featuring Company spacs on the fourth
floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
Aston PROPERTY LEASED
Building in 35th st. Rented for
$4,000 Year.

Nelson & Lee have leased the eleven
story mercantile structure at to west
s5th st. lo5 feet from Fifth ave. ad)o!n-
Ing Best & Co. and opposite McCreerys g.
10 the First Leaseholdins Company. OF
Albany, for the balance OF the first TWEEN
tv-one year term OF the lease between
the Brunswick Realty Company and the
Astor estate, at rental averaging S0.Vo
per annum. The site was leased IN ISL
from the Astor estate 10 the Brunswick
Realty Company. which erected tho pres
ent building on this site, and have leases
r re with Best & Co, the Exchange
Buffet and l. Schlivek. etc. II is under
stood that this property has been recently
transferred TO tho infant John JACOB
Astor, as portion Of his inheritance
from his father. Nelson & Lee have peeh
q ppolnted agents OF tho property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
Realty Notes.

Peass &C Gilman have been appointed
agents of the Rivercrest. o six story
elevator apartment house at Fort Wash
ington ave. and ls0th ST., by the Man
haitian Savings Institution: bnd also
Of the house at 3l6 West 91st st. which
was recently sold by them.
julius Tshman & Sons have removed
their Offices from 29 Broadway TO IS
East 4st ct. near Madison ave.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have been
appointed agents Cor the nine story
apartment house which the Potter-Mo
decai syndicate will erect al 43 TO II East
ed St, adjoining the new Colony Club
at the corner OF Park ave. This build
Ing will conform In architectural detail
with the Colony Club and will contain
suites of eleven rooms and three baths
I'm tho front and seven rooms and three
baths in the rear Tho apartments Will
be ready during tho summer OF 1913.
William j. Roome & Co. have been
appointed agents OF the Palher Chambers
al f79 Madison ave, which have been
reconstructed into stores and apartments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
APRIL %.
Manhattan.


PARK AVE. bO4-506 also seth 81, 10 2, all:
Kath Labor 10 Jacob Magsamen 3 Z 59th
ST: yrs from Sept /. 1914; $500
HAMILTON PLACE. 3 and .. store Btu 81 n,
135th st; 70 April 30. 1914; $500.
1ST AVE, 1s3; store; Louis stang 70 Fred-
erick Panetianeo and ano; 4-l2 yrs from May
l. 1915: s16So attorney. Vanton. :s l5,n 81
Baumann 10 Samuel Teicher a Avenue {; :
yrs from MAY 1, 1914; $50. ,,,
Charles Remsen. trus to John Hunerbers 70
Catharine 81: yrs from MAY !. 1914; $3.50.
22D ST. 474 W; the land; Eliza s kernochan
n Margaret " Jones. Workers. J; yrs
from May !. 1914 $3.50: attorney. q Jones'
HENRY ST. 1913. ell: Sarah Holman 70
sam Iasker 216 Houston ~: yrs from May
/ 1914 $3.50; attorney. Frank Wolfson' 90
sD AVE; cor OF Sis, st: double store and
premises. 3 yrs from May /, 1914; 5000
1oTH AVE. Glib. store: Isldore Hynan and
sno to Timothy Cannon; 10 yrs from aug !,
1910. 1880: attorney 4 Hi''inah' III =
9TH ST. "a ana s. r: and W stores and $
rooms; Morris Moore 70 Hyman ThuTschWei,
G. T. 9Th St; 2l1-i2 yrs from March l, 1915
81 2q6: attorney, A Brekstone, Register once
AVENUE r, 100; store; Morris singer TO
Fannie Goldstein 109 Avenue b; yrs rom
May /. 1914: 81, 500; attorney, Jos g Apraihsoh'
Ann Sr. IS and 81: part s,or. ard n9or;
United Merchants Realty and Impt 20 10 sim
son ID rrolnpeter. Richmond Hi. l. I. yrs
from May l. 1914: $3.50: attorney Franklin
Brewing 20. lf Flushing ave. Brooklyn
RIVINGTON ST. 81: store and basement
ton 81. yrs from May !, 1914: 500; a.,
torney Bernheimer & $ p Co. 10Th ST and
Amsterdam ave
uent. Morris Weinstein 20 Angels Yanko~
81 T. 9th st. 10 yrs from May 1. 1915; 50 500
attorney. & s p 60, l2sth 81 and Am
sterlam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
MRS. TAYLOR RENTS ESTATE
Leases Country Place to Mrs.
w. K. Vanderbilt, Jr.

Pease e Gilman have leased for Mrs.
J. p. Taylor her beautiful country place.
consisting of 10 acres. az Jericho. Long
Island TO Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt, jr.
It is one Of the most notable estates on
Long Island and was built several years
ago by Ralph 7. Preston, who afterward
sold IL to Mrs Taylor. The dwelling
house, which is of brick construction and
Georgian architecture. was designed by
Warren & Wetmore, and is one of the
handsomest houses in the Piping Rock
section The numerous outbuildings are
also Of brick construction, and conform to
the architecture of the house. In the I'M
mediate vicinity are the estates Of Messrs.
Middleton. s. Burrill. Ralph y. Ellis,
Joseph s. Stevens and others. The lease
Is for one year and the rent asked was
$500. making this one OF the largest
country leases ever made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
RENTS FLOOR IN
NEW STRUCTURE
Another Tenant for Rogers Peet
Building, In 9th Ave-Other
Business Leases.

Horace 8. Ely & Co have leased the
entire Fifth ave. section Of the second
story Of the Rogers Peet Building at
Fifth ave. and 4lst St for term Of years.
The space rented has a frontage of 70
feet on Fifth ave. and 1866 feet on 4lst st,
comprising a gross area OF about l2,500
square feet. The name OF the tenant.
who is represented in this transaction by
Pease & Gilman. is withheld for the
present. The building Will be ready for
occupancy on January !, 1915 Notwith-
standing the fact that the work of de-
molishing the old buildings on this site
has just been begun, about $1,000 square
feet of space has been rented from the
plans to representative concerns. the pre-
vious lease being for tho space in the
third loft, having been made 10 the i'm
porting firm OF Hunken, Neale & Forbes.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
part OF the ninth floor ri ~ and "A West
9th st. TO Salman e Altman and. with
Royal Scott Gulden, the first loft at %
East 41st st TO Lyman e Helenius. tailors.
Pease g. Gilman leased. with Myer
Bondy the twelfth loft IN g to 80 West
4bth st to Seckendorf Sisters, manufactur-
ers Of ladies' hats. now at 652 Broadway;
also leased at Wall ST. Offices 10 Charles
r Merrill & c.; at l23 Liberty at. to
Henry NJ. Williams. and to Harry Gold
stein the store and basement at 81 Vesey
st. William II. Whiting & Co. were as
ISOLATED as brokers in the last lease.
Louis Schrag leased for George Kelly
tho four story building lo5 West 18th ST
for five years.
Bronger & Co. leased for Walter r.
benjamin the store at $50 Third ave. to
a client for a term OF years. and for the
Hawkins estate the store at 40 Third ave.
~ Conrad Haesurn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
NEW BUILDING PIANs
APRIL g.
The Brons

PATH ST. :. $50 II Of Whit. PLATA,
sty frame dwlg, 2s.5NdI. James No.. q
East 22ith 81. owner, Henry No-sh.i-n' ~
fremont ave. architect; cost 500 W.
l.6TH ST, :. 100 Il W OF Clinic, .v.
brk tenmt, 49.lOSs0; Mitchsl McDermo., ~
struction Co and p J Mitchell, 1922 y -, zen
owners Kreymbors Archt Co. 1919 ? zen ss
architects cost. 81. 900 ~ T.
LONGFELlJOW AVE, VS., 80
son ave, sly brk factory. 52x7O: schIs,,.e1 ~
broicery Co august Moebus, pre.) is,. an !,
and 80 ave owners; Ohm . Scha-Yl.r - =
3@d 81. architect. cost. $500.
DUDLEY AVE, cor Of William, p',..
three sty frame dwlgs. aox5i eacs. ~.
Construction Co. John BentS 2Ssa ws,,ch...,....
ave, owner; Anton Primer. ?06s Wes,cs.....
ave, architect. cost, 5000.
18TH ST. s g, les II Of Locust ar> I 20,
frame toilet. I26N96: John Fl Shlpway D..
on premises, owners and architects; cost M
FREMONT AVE, n :, 1912 Il " OF psly az.
sty brk stores, Ss.e165. George p Paulson \
Nassau II. owner; Frederick Jaeger. N ~
mont ave. architect; cos; $1,000
CROMWELL AVE, 9. il22 = 4 ~ I'm,
ST, sly brk dwlg. 21NsTs. Michael Br.en ,r.
Cromwell ave. owner: r Chaser 70 N.rh,,'
tan Il architects cost, sLS0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
Lis PgNpgNA
APNL ~
Manhattan.

18TH er. IS, bet Lenor End n sv,s
lot Al; Rudolph wallaoh Co AT Harn
schrier 81 A. (amended toreclosurs Of tsi
Hem attorney A Weymann:
Esther Rauch foreclosure OF mtg; a.torne;
Recht.
MOTT ST. es 1873 n OF Houston e.
25xS8l0 David Israel ast Pietro Ayino
e. al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney. I ]
GOTH sT.ss, 1928 II Of Park ave-. az
xiOOs; Ray Well sgt Vim c Paul q, {.
foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys. Rosausiy
AUDUBoN AVE. vs. whol. mon. bet
agt New York Real Estate Security co ., /.
foreclosure Of MTG; attorney. n san.
ford.
AVE D, ~ cor Of 9th st, epx5o; Ls~yr,
Mortgage Co sgt Moses A Horowits II q
foreclosure Of mtg); attorneys, Cary 4
Carroll.
44TH ST, 10 West: Federal Estates Corp
sgt Joseph Kornhauser ct al (soreclcsurs ~
mtg attorneys. Wolf & Kohn-
183D ST, SO West. VIM Bowers ar Eva
Kramer ct al foreclosure OF mtsl: st,or.
neys, Bowers q sands.
Tho Bronx.
NOR R1s AVE. " cor OF l5oth q, @iI
100; Ralph Karsef sgt Carit!us spslls,s
ct al action to yacate and set aside ,ro
conveyances); attorney y Tonkin.
LOTS i34, 1875. 1876. l37. 1873 and 1872 %
map OF 143 lots OF Paul Estate: Derns
Cohen agt Benno Cohen et al (parti,otr
attorneys. Lindsay. Kalish & Palmer
WEBSTER AVE. . e. % II n Of lot al o.
map Of village OF Mount Hope. T5IlG'
Barney Goldman agt Max cohen ard an,
faction 20 recover one third interest an
CASH: attorney. II S Mack.
o40TH ST. 5 260 II ot Kstonah 81.
tOxlO0 Susan Ashland ct a. az, rrisnr,
Construction and Realty Co ct Al tore
closure Of MTG: attorney. Y Duros.
AQCEDCCT AVE, q :. 1902 y Of Piymp.
ton ave. SO 4x1317: Michel Real Estate AZ
Mortgage co agt Towands Construction @
et FL foreclosure OF MTG; attorney.
Henk-l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL rs.
NJ anh attain.

18TH ct. 25s East: Alexander Chatter
agt Jeanette Rogers. owner and contractor.
STAT.
2O1ST ST. Academy 81. ~ Harlem River;
psrth = Cronin 60 agt United Electric Light
& Power co. owner; Nesbit & co. Inc
contractor. S8.59i -
sSTH ST, lG5 East: Colwell Lead Co agt
Katholischer GeEselen Nereln, owner Il j
Cummins Plumbing 60. contractor; 81. 400 10.
MADISON AVE. S3d and 4tth SITS and Van
d.rbilt ave block. etc. Standard Metal Fur
ring. q Iathing co agt g 81 X II r r Co.
owner: John Iandeen & Co. contractor.
81 $50 no.
18TH ST g. whole front between st
Nicholas and Audubon ayes. 35ONpa II :
Iamura Contracting Co Rgt David Zipkin.
owner Robertson Govanni. contractors;
s2ic ID
ST NICHOLAS AVE. W cor or t16th at
90 iir12S; Iamura Contracting CO hst Sie-
phen Fsan, owner. Robertson G GIOVANNI.
contractor, sara ga
BOTH BIT. 82d West; Jacob Rubin ast Halo
Kohn. owusri Rixcr 60. contractor Sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
THE METAL MARKET.

cOppyp-Ths local street market for cop
r.r va steady with ciectrolytic quoted at
<Xc and casting I37. Mlfc Standard cop
per on IN. Nstsi Exchange was steady, with
sDot April. Nay and juno quoted al BoTM
Hi[, In London copper war easy. early.
bot closed firm a. fg3 for spot and fot
for futures.
Tf@-G,eady New 70. spot B487H n
~ gzAo. Apll. - 500 - 81, May. 3S45H
- s1c. June. s4t0qs4 75o. july. s+6og
t4s7he ana August. 5470WsS SOC. In Lon
fJS7 Tor spo, ana fi51 for futures,
IEAD-Quie, New YOrk spot. ssS Ws. 900.
snn Esst ~ Louis. S7zh u5.sZhc. In Lon
Don issf closed AZ 80.
fpKTlTYR-OuUfei Nev York spot. % q
= he ana Ksst ~. fDDis, 80 5.OOc. IN
fDnion spsifsr ciDsef a. ~ JOE.
mo, Nt1hlesbOfo, 80 r. Die IN London.
The local f1srket was STEADY ~ so - csc
for 10. Northern. 30. 2 northern. t15Y
20 10. 10 1 eoytbefg, tis4Si5 10. No. 2
ifaJsb~rn soft. 90 toTsis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
The Private Sales Market.

John r. and Oscar 1. Foley have sold
for the Agency Realty and Mortgage
Company the northwest corner of Bel
mont ave. and 1S5th st. a Ave story fat
house. with stores, on a plot 1oxs76 feet.
Tho property was sold for cash above a
first mortgage. and WAS purchased by m
investor.
Loon q. Iosere has sold TO Or. c. r.
OGrady tho house on the east side OF st
Lawrence ave. 1sl feet south OF Walker
ave for 3. r Buckingham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following real estate transaction
were recorded yesterday at the Real rs
tate Exchange salesroom. a and 10
Vesey st:
Ey Joseph ?. Day.
8arH ST. East. n =. 2s5 Z; OF SIN ave
osxlOO5. sty dwelling house; stry ext So!u
to the plaintiff for $4,000; also; w.,
iOoD ST 81 West, =. 100 ~ OF VS.
End ave: 20x1OO1i: 3 sty dwelling mousse SOU
10 tho plaintiff for 5000 also, a.
MADISON AVE 1899 i2ith 81; 2o.or
so. sly tenement and store, sold 10 Inc
plaintiff for $500.
By ". Morgenthau. jr, Co
1OlsT ST. 80 East. s. IS II . OF Madison
ave. 2jxlCO. II. . sly tenement and stores 500
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Henry Brady.
MORRIS AVE. 2Oa2 =. 225 q r ~ 18th
st. is91IOO. stry dwelling house. sold 10 the
plaintiff for 5000.
BY George Price
MORRIS AVE 2024, . s. 243.s u Of 18TH
at; ISsxlO0.2: 2 sty dwelling house; soid 70
the plaintiff for $500.
by Joseph p. Day.
GRANT AVE, ssi. " s. eoS # OF 1871 q;
90 2x80. sx45xs4 3: . sly; cold 10 the paintn
DORSEY AVE. 2424; Sc. go n Of ZeresA
ave: 25z10o; cold 20 the plaintiff for sS'oo'
B. J. n. Mayors.
WALTON AVE, . s. SO II Of ira IT: ~ 10
100. 10: vacant; sold 20 the plaintiff Tor s%D'
BY James /. Wells & Co.
rRETMAN ST. $40 II 8, 40 II W OF CHS
holm: 24175.2; sly dwelling; solo 70 the plain
tiT for sc lc5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29
ARK. N y: April II: yrs. 5t1 per cent
A. snn. ..,arnar N.ur Ynrk rifle lnrura ncs

ARK. J: April II; yrs 81 per cent:
g. 500; attorney. New York Title Insurance
Co 1875 Broadway
ROAD from williamsburg to West Ches-
ter. 8, 1871 II of Bronx and Pelham
Parkway 90 acres): Creston co 20 Louis
wechsler. sos West End ave: April q; due
oct /. 1917: interes; as per bond $4,000
attorney Title Guarantee Co. i76 Broad
way.
WEBSTER AVE. :. 80 n Of 1874 81.
lOl.4x irregular: Nan Realty Corpn to Edgar
6 Appleby and ano, Glen Cove, l. /; April
81; yrs. per cent: $4,000; attorney Title
Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway.
Hath at. cor OF Topping ave. sofoo.
Michael 3 Keane 70 Alice c Holden, 323
Riverside Drive. gdn; April IS yrs, 6t3
per cent; $4,000; attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway