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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08

Two real sports at Smith Center,
kas.. INDUCED In a hanana-eating
contest After each had eaten rs
they called the contest n draw IN
order that they might 20 home TO
dinner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08
N1zzZ MuI M1k
&NMA4r-

OF met Thanking you In ad-
vance. "BLOkpEv."
Ain q case OF that kind. II ]
truly loved the man. would give
him another chance-but wouldn't
be In hurry 10 marry him.
would simply keep quiet. and learn
what he is at heart.
A man may make one serious
mistake. learn lesson by II, and
be n much better man than before.
IL n for you to decide whether he
has learned his lesson.
al see In your column that
two girls AJAX you II II 10 proper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08
SET JUNE 80 AS
ELECTION DATE

June 30 will be the date of the
city election on the "Hinky Dink"
charter and the Lake Washington
canal bridge bonds. according to
the agreement OF the council judi.
ciary committee. The proposition
of transferring s250.000 bonds to the
Lac Cushman power site project will
come up in the fall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08

o.-Wlll you kindly suggest
sorne birthday present for
oiri, about n years old. whose
birthday 10 In May.
am % and therefore able
10 give something OF value.
Thanking you, a. 1.
A.-Even though you may be able
TO buy handsome present. II seems
10 me IL is better to lay stress
on the real value OF the present for
the little girl rather than on the
amount paid for IT.
am going to give you list OF
books, any one OF which will be a
treasure for the child: Little Won
en-" Little Men," Aunt Joe's
Scrap Book" and others by Louise
Alcott. THE Rebecca Books,
Uncle William" by Jeanette Lee.
I would advise you not TO give
them all to her at one time; but
one every now and then.
O.-WIlI you please tell mo
10 II proper to leave calling
cards when you return a first
call when tho person 10 not at
home. And n there are two Of
the same family. should each
use cards7 Would you advise
TO leave calling cards when
they are at homer
Thanking you In advance.
MARY JANE.
Am calling. whether at home
or not. leave n card for the person
on whom you are calling. and II mar.
ried. leave one of your husband s
for both husband and wife-if the
person on whom you are calling Is
married.
al should like TO put my
case before you.
My parents died when ! was
very young. Since then I have
been SO busy "bucking the
world" that | have not had the
time to enjoy myself. am
now nearing 40 years Of age.
Recently | fell Into a legacy.
so am trying TO make up for the
pleasures ! missed. Some wom-
en- laugh at me for going to
dances and amusements so
much. Now, Miss Grey, do you
think rs any great crime for
me to make up In a measure for
my lost glrIhood7
MIDDLE AGED"
A.-There is no harm In enjoying
yourself In the right way: but one
should be very careful that II is
the right way.
do not believe in any one max.
Ing god of pleasure, whether II
Is dancing. or something else. Use
your reason in all things
Q.-WIII you please tell me
what makes the devil get into
some people and they can't get
rid Of him7
am married woman with
one Of the best husbands In
town, also a nice home and ev-
erything to make me happy,
but, Miss Grey, ! have met a
man that ! can't get out OF my
mind.
have been In his company a
great deal this winter, and al
! though he has never told me he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08

and make over your old switches.
We buy cut hair and combings or
make them up into anything you
want.
Special Notice. Will teach the
trade 10 a limited number Of women
or girls who have business ability
and wish 10 start branch stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08

for . man 70 walk between two
ulrIs or on the outside.
am az Year, Of age and was
am % Year, Of age, and
was always taught that . man
should walk between two girls
NY sister. her husband and
90 TO big shows quite o'ten.
NY sisters husband always
walks between 10.
Now. Miss Grey, this 10 my
second letter TO you. and you
didn't answer the other letter,
and II was important.
BluE-EYED BRIDE.
A.-You see. ! get 30 many let
ters I cannot answer all OF them
but n you send stamped. sell
addressed envelope. and repeat tn
question I will gladly give you
reply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08

Articles Of clothing from wood
fiber are being made In Europe.
Material for a suit costs about so
cents. Clothing made of this ma
terial. however, cannot be washed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08

WIGS, TOu-
pees and all
V q n III a I e d
goods at half
price during
this sale. We
m a n u I acture
everything In
hair Vonda dive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08

Every time q carp bresthes Il
moves 1855 bones and muscles: its.
veins number 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
BROADWAY STORES
RENT FOR 100000
Drug Firm Takes Large Space in
AID Street Corner Building
Other Business Leases.

The Gray Drug Company, a subsidiary
concern of The American Druggists Syn
dicate. has leased large. space in the Fitz-
gerald Building AT the southeast corner
Of Broadway and 4Sd street. and will pay
Of ten years.
The drug company has leased the corner
store and two adjoining. comprising a
space JOx9O feet. The druggists also get a
space of 5000 feet in the basement of the
structure The lease was negotiated by c.
l.. GRAY, Inc, and was made with No.
1852 Broadway Corporation. owner Of the
building 1t was necessary TO buy up one
OF the store leases TO complete the trans
action The premises are now being eX-
tensively altered for the new tenant. The
place will be opened about February l.
Albert T. Ashfort. Inc. has leased in
the France Building L the southeast
corner Of Fifth avenue and sd street
space on the sixth floor. to Frederick o.
SCHUYLER: in the Tilden Building. at No.
100 to III West 10th street. space on the
eleventh floor. 10 W. Ralph Squire, Inc.
and to Janes e. Reynolds, and also space
i'm the same building TO Louis Dorith: at
No 100 East 18th street space on the fifth
floor to the Rouden Company and office
space in the same building TO Morris
SUE sskind.
Cross & Brown Co has leased the store
at No. 1850 Broadway TO Derby d Town
send, ana space i'm the building No. %
West 10th street. to u. Hardy Il Co., and
an apartment at No. 200 West 5Sth street.
TO Willis j. Abbot; space in the United
states Rubber Company Building, south
east corner of Broadway and 18th street,
TO Anton Strand. Electrical Experiment
Company, II. c. Hendrickson and the
Lock-Rob Rail Compc ny.
NJ. a. l.. Hess have leased the fifth loft
at No. AZ Fifth avenue. 10 the Fair Car
niyal Trading Company; the store and
basement at No 24s West ed street, to
The American Soda Fountain Company.
and space in No. ~ to SO East 2lst street,
to the Trainor Manufacturing Company.
j. G. Einstein Company. Inc. has
leased for J. & NJ. CohD the fifth loft
in No. 6 10 10 East sd street. containing
over 1900 square feet. TO j. 4 w. Goetz,
importers and manufacturers OF costumes
and waists.
Pease & Gilman have leased a store in
the Strand Theatre Building. at Broad
way and Nth street. in conjunction with
NJ. Watkins, for the Mitchell II. Mark
Company. TO Willis r. Houton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

25xip5 txa3xip5. VIM Gully 10 Margaret Mad
den. T. East Joth 81 Jan .. 500. adnfess' ~
CoNc0RD AVE. $40 W =. 2oxioo. Norman
T. Arrhor 10 Tili~ srccht. II p ave. Jan o.
500. attorney. Title Guarantee ana lfus' o.
lTe Broadway ,o6
I.,rr,- u-ofhers fo lanes T. Barry. lifb boston
rd mtr $500. Jan =. 500. attorney - %
Barn Gf..ta III "a HVE 8. 1888 Of llGth 81.
igiT frog: Henry T. Morris 20 CITY o' Nc"
York. De- 20. SIS 90 800, .. a.,
LORTNG Pf g. ~ n ~ 10 s,. COY
M. Mao Realty 60 20 Henrietta T. fIilnpson'
,ogp Morris avo iiutg $4,000. Jan =. Sl'V' AT
torno,s. & Bloch. 30 Nassau ~ 49,, q
LoT g6 revised map seneca , ,,,, ~, u,,,,
Dter. referee. To- Mount Vernon Eelld'Is Supy
~ ., 81 south "a ST. Mount Vernon. y J
'f,rs, losttrel. ian 80 s. 500. attorneys. 'lY.h'
Koch & Rcidy. sol East ) f9,h ST. t., -., o7o
LOTS 10 90. 3Js. %G3. 3G5. 81 ana 30 =
nan Arden nropartt: Phoenix lngraham REF
cree. 10 Walter " Tsylor Cs recgm'en az
800. attorneys D. Ia Mare 6 Morrison. l4o
L6Ts % rrd 81. block go map Bruce Br9 ,go,
lard 60. John = Kane ~ John herEslrn' 10 10
Iiwar.ls avo. Jan q. 500, attorney ll''
t;p,rariec ana Trust 60. l76 Broadway.
MApIE AVE. So 3. - r o. - IN 81 90, -'N
~. Nito ~ Nicolo to Veto ,uil' 80 Fast
Houston So. Dec 81. 1918 mtg s5cnl. ~. -.
NfNFoRD PLACE. .. 325 n Of Jennings
st. 81 Gxi0O: Lawrence Davis % ldlllan h.uicnn'
1iI5 Or0tona ave, Dec - mtg f'"vyl' 80.
attorney, LAWYERS TITO lilsui"'N' ''
60 icO broadway. .,, 49, Gin.
SANE PROPERTY. Lillian kncll ~ Gu
sonpo NandHo 2JOl Belmont ave. Dec gV
1mt, g.. COOl. 500. attorney LAWYERS llue
tusiiranc. and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
eTrBBlNS AVE. 1910 s cor lo'tn ST. ,'.oN
20. samuel Shal,ir tO Fannie iarcI' l"-~
rcrt ave. Jan .. 81. attorney. THO 'uaiah''
and Trust 60. lTG Broadwot .
SrDGWTCK AVE. 1915. F. lw III vi
17lsf &c. 25xg5. Daniel seymour ana ah", ~ ?.
e. WuIiam n McNutt. - Rrant Place. IRON .
Jan .. $500: auorney. y seymour ~ nro'D
way. 90 syoo. tcoa
r,.fnb to Gertrude Bernstein. 6l7 West ISL
81 mtg S30o0,: Jan .: 81; attorney MAJ MOI
fried. 300 Broadway. ., ,ettb e.
~ WOO. charles Clarke 20 Bessi.
CIarke tt5 Audubon ave: Jan ., 500: at'o-
ney. Titie Guarantee and Trust CO. i'o
r59D -T $ 8. being p lot 36I, map Mo- ,do
rose south. a5xi14. Emil y Fichnter 20 ~
I,,.r i52I Street 90. ~ lltn aEe untS r..
Dec ri. 500: attorney. y Flach' i'- N'7
ieSTH ST. S. Part Tor lei, map MorIisania .;
81 5vioI2. Eugene Frayer. ref. 10 MlcnsSI
Pial Iackman. Maine. Jan .. S6o"op: III
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l'o
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
Realty Notes.

Mcdowell & Mcmahon have been APP
pointed agents for the Benny Castle and
Highland Court apartment houses. COM
prisinc the block front on st. Nicholas
avenue from l9lst to l92d street.
Clarence Hubbard. formerly with the
McVicker- Gaillard Realty Company, Is
now connected with the Office Of Varick
D. Martin.
Pease & Klliman have been appointed
by the receiver. John Dewitt Warner.
agents OF the seven story Office building
at the junction OF Wall and Beaver
streets. known as No. Il Wall Street. Mr..
Warner was appointed receiver in the
action OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society TO foreclose a mortgage on the
building against the heirs OF William
Wheeler Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
MECHANICS LIENS
JAM AIRY O.
M anh attain.

MADISON AVE. 1853 and III. L..
at Mary Hitchcock. owner. Wens,n n! -,
berg and sarah Groonberg. lesse.. Crss
tractors. $50 di1 -
,.' tsTH 81 20 west Louis Levin ~, y,,.
fiZpafrick. owner and contractor. q, .!ats A
il5TH ST. ~ East. Samuel p -
Ella Mosk0wiI and Morris Sisrh,'. '~ a
u q j construction 60. cOntrar,or. a. ia.
18TH sT. M East: Reliable Poos.r
Andrews sober estate owner. Amos - a
smith. contractor. So s.,
9TH ST. Z22 10 2Ze West. Lob, ~.
Bro agt = Brainarj Ray ct al. ora.- ,'ss.t 1
Dcrg q kostman. lessces ami contrse,a'ssi
noSaD. $40 o. ~e'oy =,
18TH sT. 90 west. Gibson l. r,.
Central Building Improvement Co - q
Stanislaw. agent. contractor. a. '"'1
BROADWAY. 1885 and l47. Lls,lx
ag' Upright 60, owner. Louis Mari, =
s l. Waller Construction 90. contrac,., ~
18TH ST. y and g East. steoher = -
ct Al ast Mrs l. Lustig, owner and coo,, ~.
81 S. '''''-r
BROADWAY. e5os. American Iron s,,-
agt Bonita Hotel 90. owner. selly Iros ~ ~ 2
contractor; $50 3s8 VA
i4IsT ST. iOI West. Harlem Wan.
supply agt Martin Marks owner, p ~
SerInaD, contractors. 81 =
l42D ST. 100 West, Harlem War
Supply agt Martin MARKS. owner. F,,.~
Sermsn. contractors. So oG. ~"
1901 II 80 west. fadTIefl Wall -
supply ast Bella Hlllman. owner; F,,.
Sernan. contractors. 30 g.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor es.h q a.
96.1l: r 4 schoenbcrg d co AT Ger. -;
Realty Corporation, owner Bsrkln &C.,
ton 20. contractor. So %
BROADWAY. 25ns. Ike L4yinson AZ, H.
Hotel 60. owner, John Wynae, cos,a-.!'
So 80.
PARK AVE. s2e White steel sanitar, p.
nitlre co agt 929 PARK Avenue Co. orrs, =,
contractor; $245.
SYST ST. n g. 100 Z, " Of Anas,e-.,r 49,
i02. 2xll2.6; Keystone CONSTRUCTION Co A. II,
Construction CO. owner renewal; NW
BROADWAY. 250s. Nelson Brother, Ca a.
Bonita Hotel co. owner. John T wyn,s. ~
tractor: $50.
Tho Bronx.
TINTON AVE. eis: p H.bng ar psrs1
x and Sarah McCauiey. owners and e,c-r
tors; slej.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
CORN BREAKS IN CHICAGO
Wheat, Oats and Provisions
Also Lower in Price.

Chicago, Jan. 6.-Cheap offers of ship
ments from the Danube, as well as IRON,
Arrentina brought about downward
swing to-day i'm corn. The market closed
heavy. sc to llsc under last night. Wheat
finished sc to PC net lower. oats down
PC to 1c and provisions unchanged 10
10 OF Prices at which both Danubian
and Argentine corn were offered in ship.
loads to be delivered in Atlantic ports OF
the United States seemed TO many specu-
lators here to indicate probable large
sales bv Argentina to this country. what
ever the result might he i'm regard TO the
offers from Europe. Bears ignored dis
patches from Texas that experience there
with the Argentine grain had been I'M
satisfactory and that Texas buyers were
now looking to ST. Louis for supply.
Range of prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
III eRfMAl, Estate
Philipse Manor Property
in Trade for SkySCraper

Amsterdam ave. 30. 3x9oli. ; sty tenmt: sold
10 the pltd FOR SO. 1872.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
folST ST, 1j9 West. g. ~ II ~ TN aye.
IsxlOo ~ 9 sty dwlg: sold TO the plih Tor
SO 900
By Henry Brady.
e st. " s. block front bet New and 'ych
man sts. 6G4XlO0. ixl1i7Nl0O. four guy
dvlgs and vacant sold - Jas i@hch l'F
SD 100 .
a5xiOI: = sty tcnmt and stores; adjourned TO
Jan -
At The Bronx Exchange.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
HI-GHEs AVE. 1878. $. 1898 4 OF 10Th
st. 26s95 TO Belmont ave N26x95. sly dWlg'
adjourned to Jan H..
By Joseph p. Day.
18TH st. lSS East. $ s5.6 II OF WASH
ington ave. l9.GxlOl.G: . sty dwis. sold To the
pltN for s.. OOp
BY Samuel Marx.
WESTCHFSTER AVE. 75s. $. H5 II s
Of IJ6th s. - 2x12.G 10 linton ave X2s ;
1908. sty tenmt and stores; sold to me p'tir
for SiI,0 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

so. go ~ Aprts>r, !.
New York Trust % to city Nory, \
Glin 4 Grove. 81 rus "a I.
same 10 Elizabeth Gleason. a
i@wyers' Mortgage go 70 Miner,
5000 's''d Y Nh.
same 70 elizabeth Haynes: saon.
same 10 i,oring Andrews 81, IA
william s Barton 10 william, T..
'lty Mortgage 70 % Iawyers NJ; E&
S2O. 900 Tvs Aorizss1 4
Same 20 same. $4,000
New YORK Tr0st 60 10 City Mo.,,..
o., LAWYERS Title Insurance and Sr'. q q
Hester Titus. 81 nus G. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
J. Watson Wolf Leases House

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co, In conjunc-
ton with w. ]. Roome & Co., have leased
for Mrs James Cunningham No lei East
18th street. new five story. American
basement house. on a lot 25Xl0o feet. with
electric elevator and other improvements,
10 J. Watson Webb, son of DR.. W. Seward
Webb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 Nesey
street:
by Joseph r. Day.
sTH AVE. 2s3O TO $50. $. corner OF 15lst
Il. i7O.I n 20 Macomb's Place 12l3.5 10 i5ist
81 S.7: sly tennis and stores on avenue:
adjourned TO Jan ~.
81 AVE i7l3 and i7i5 o. Big II Of
Goth ST. 4s.ioxl00. sly tcnmt and stores,
sold TO the pltf for $4,000
BY D. =. Ingraham
isSrH sT $50 West. n ?. 31sG It OF
Amsterdam ave. 33.3N99 II. S sty tenmt. sold
10 the pin for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES

Washington Jan. G.-The condition Of the
United States Treasury AT tho beginning OF
business to-day was: Net balance In general
fund, $1O9, i57. sci; total receipts yesterday,
81 Ol6 OBJ: total payments yesterday. ~.
$50 fSs. The deficit this fiscal year II Va
6ST ase against a dcrc!t OF tt5379s3 last
wear. eAclurive OF Panama Canal and public
dcbt transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07

attorneys. sternberg. Jacobson & Pollock
go Broa sway. 49, 90 - 49,, 7
iqfTH Sr. 372 East s, 23xg9 .. Henry -c
smith 10 Title Guarantee and lrust - -
$1,000: attorney. Title Guarantee ana iius'
CO. 40 Broadway. 49, 900.
g3GTH ST. g. 1917 n OF Ven" 49,
s. gOOl Betty Peterson 10 henry n GU,
20 18th ave. Jan .. . vrs - y 49,
SO. fOO: attorney. ~ Baccnier IL" ""'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY 3.
Manhattan.

LEWIS ST. 80. Empire City saving, ~,
agt Julius weinberg ~ al toree''s-'
Mtg: attorney. 9 " Dayton. 4,
LEWIS ST. 50 and % Empire CV -.
ings Bank agt David Perlman n t
Closure OF Mtg: attorney G " Dayton
GRAND ST' 81; German savings bsas
the city OF New York agt LYMAN 20, !
al foreclosure OF mtg)' attorney!
bach. =, ,s., =
100. fix5O: Richard 7 Brewster az. $50, ~"
II Hall (specihc performance au0'H''' :
TRATMAN AVE. Sc s. ae1 q ~
Zerega ave. 167.lxll0; John j rsss M,
sarah Browning ct al foreclosure 0i NV
attorneys. Friend s Friend. -. 49,, n
OIL; Louisa Mander. agt I.esssI -
Nealtv Co. Inc. et al (foreclosure OF ~
attorney. + sitter. 90. Al ,
o7TH ST. 163 West. and IN ave- -. 1
800 oceanic Investing co ast tns -
and 7th Ave Realty 90 ss 81 a, 'l0. n
18th ST. 24i East; Max Biee a.,..
Doric Construction Co Inc, 81 al lseue /
forcclose mechanics ben)' a''0'''"
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, s. cor Of s.r
10T. GX7llf; Mary Lyons ast MUsyi 10
ander e. Green.
The Bronx. -,
5TH ST. :. lot 6s7. map os "s ,.s.ss
fO0xllf. william c Arnold as n.s1. J.
Brisnihan Z al foreclosure OF m's' :
tornev, W Arnold. 80 "a,
9TH ST, $. west half % 10, 81, "a q
Wakefield. 5Oxi00: william Arnos
Johanna Brisnihan e. al f0'eS'''
Mtg: attorney. W c Arnold ,,....rs
LOTS 1873 l24 and l25. map OF Ih H.,
Terrace. Morris Heights, charles ~
agt Olor Johanson et AZ forec''s
mtg: attorney II g smith. o,r a
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s.
10th n. 4OxlOO: Charles Schhss ~
Marie pettke ct al (foreclospre OF
attorney ID Stcckler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA
JANUARY s.
Manhattan.

WALKER ST. W cor Centre 81: eua.xs
sand and Gravel 60 agt Excelsior Es,s,.s s
ct al: Nov Il, 1913: s3il 30.
BELMONT AVE. s . cor lsist 81; igraxb
Cavelluzzo AIT Crownhin Consructios q d
al: Sept Z. 1913; s3.e43 IS.
BROADWAY. cor 18th 81; Otto " K,
AT kafe ? Hawes e al. June 3. lel3 VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
JANUARY q.
Manhattan,

John g Clark TO Guaranteed Mortgage Co
Of New York. $1,000.
Marguerite stlenes to William s,cnes: 81 600
Rosetta Hart to Franklin Savings Bank
S1i, 200.
Frederic dep Foster and ano, trus, to Union
Trust co OF New York; $4,000.
George Leonard TO Clara Foerste: $50
600
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co to John r
Hegeman e. al, trus; $4,000.
Same to same: $4,000.
Adolph Bloch and ano to Robert Kennedy.
Robert kennedy. eAr. to Frederick Herr
mann: Sl.S5O.
New York Life Insurance co TO New York
Trust 60: 5000.
COrncla w Hall e al ris, 20 Lawyers
Wilson NJ Powell trus. to Florence T Rubel.
sdn. $500
same % same; $500.
Same 10 same. $1,000.
New York Title Insurance Co 20 German
Savings Bank: $1,000.
same 10 same 5000
Florence T RubeI sdn. TO Elsie Ingraham;
Sl3. 800. Co., o,o
American Mortgage co to Lincoln trust
Fort Washington Construction co to Isaac
NJ Getskay: 500.
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co: $1,000.
City Mortgage 60 TO New York Trust Co: 81.
BrevOort Real Estate 90 10 Il'y NV''sabe
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
william Hayes; $4,000.
The Bronx.
Sadie Cartwright to Thomas Merritt; 500.
Ernest Mc.;eill to Lena Bruekner. ~. 100
New York trust co TO city Mortgage co; 81.
stephen Ball to Catherine Schroeder 8 800.
Devonshire Realty Co to Marie II winters
500 , .,
Newman Grossman TO Harvey Michaels; ~.
Harvey Michaels to Henry Pistchal; 81.
Bertha Selignan TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Co; $4,000
Elizabeth 4 Diler 10 Henry l. Dyer 81.
Amy II sirauer 10 John Z kalski. 500
clara Wottrich and ano 10 Peter LudeI
man; s. 600
Manhattan Mortgage Co TO Annie coch
ran; tllJCo
same 10 Trina Prigge. $4,000.
city Mortgage Co to Cornelius Wake; so
600
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Dry Dock
Savings Institution; $4,000.
Thusnelda Roeshler TO John Robinson,
1857 broadway; <2.5oo.
New York Trust Co TO city Mortgage CO.
500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-07
The Bronx.

HONEYWELL AVENUE-G. Tuoti & Co.
reporf mat thcv nave sold for Tuoti, Hatch q
Co the four story single hathouse No. 2li6
Honeywell avenue. On a lot 2DNil" ,eet TO-
Mr. I r Probes The property at No. 2l4O
10 FAC Honeywell avenue WIS transferred las'
week 10 Anna Jourdan. ..
HOLLAND ANENDE-JOhn \. StelnmetZ
has sold Tor : T. Waldron No. 3o52 Holland
avenue a three family house. on plot JoNlW
feet 10 j. Israel. who gave two lois at barnes
avenue and Whitehall Place IN part payment
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ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY g.
Manhattan.

10TH ST PSI West. 20 sly Essa ..
Roadlesfon 4 WoerZ. premises. owners aA1
/ Madison ave, architect; 5000
The Bronx.
pprSTOW TT n a. cor ~ Jennings a. =
bril stores o5xs7.3. A / Ernst. 40 BfoasM
owner. NJ W Del Gaudio. 4Ol Ifenon' ~
architect; cost, $500.
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The Bronx.

ARTHUR AVE. W :. 39S3 q o, i5iA I
sty brk store. 25x5l >. N Iodice 30 Arts
ave. owner: " " Del Gautio. iol Tread
ave. architect: cost, 5000
10Th ST. S. 50 z ~ % 81 ave; . siy n
storage warehouse. 25xiooi. ! y Lev, !.
Broadway. owner; William u Meye. ~
carter ave. architect. cost $500
HILL AVE s. go % Of Randall ~
% sly frame dwg. 2lxii. Gottfried Nhss
$685. Hill ave. owner. Henry Northern, y
fremont ave. architect. cost. <5.Oo
HOFFMAN COURT. :. 3ueNi z q ~
-. sty brk shop. a0XfJ. Dominick C91rE
zarro. 1861 Hoffman 81. owner, =
Gaudio, 40l fremont ave. ar,hllecii cos, u
800.
18TH ST. g. % n Of Prospect ave-
stv brl. tenmt. g. 70Xs6S-. Frank sto.s ~
Broadway. owner: " " Del Gaudio, 4vl II
mont ave: cost. 1000.
CROTONA AVE. 2 p. 1892 = Of NC
sty brk stores. "A 1872. o.. William lo.s
el7 Fast 18th 81, owner. " W Del Cars
4OI fremont ave, architect. cost, slS'
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81 Louis. Jan. G.--CATTLE- kcceipts.
4 500. market active and prices rnieG s'n0n -,
.ta,re SGaSn -. yca:liugs, ~ - n ~ ~
Ieifer. 81 751i $ 80: COWS. 81 6o0 - ~
southern steers s. Goa 81 90. HOGS-he-
CENTS II 600: active al slightly easier pr!ct
choice medium to heavy weights, - "'W
ass a.. bulk or sales s. 10m S 80; packers
& S5y s. ~. lights 81 - s. 20; pigs, 81 n
s. 90 SHEEP-Receipts 1000: moderately
active M about steady prices. lambs. - ~
& 20. COMMON 10 medium lambs. 50 'od
s. -. ye4rlings SG0S7 mutton sheep - ~
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Manhattan.

BOTH STREET Senior 4 Stout have solo
No 30 West seth street. five story butdins.
on lot 2jz0S9 feet The owner or record IL
the estate OF Edward Brown.
1i3D STREET-Bradford Is. Wiley Is re
ported % have sold No. $50 West lodd street -
three story dwelling house on lot l6 sX94. IL
feet near Amsterdam avenue.