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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
SE|TZ REELECTED
CITY SOLICITOR
[Continued from First Page

When the vote was called on the
Taylor resolution, Commissioners
Bowman, Lynch and Taylor voted for
II and the Mayor and Commissioner
Gorgas voted against 1t.
Seitz Nominated
Commissioner Taylor then nominat-
ed Mr.. Seitz, Mr.. Lynch seconded
and Mr., Bowman moved for the close
of the nominations. Mr.. Gorgas voted
along with the majority of the mem
bers for the reelection of Mr. Seitz.
Mr.. Royal, alone, voted against 1t.
The Mayor said during and after
the controversy that he had nothing
against Mr.. Seitz, agreed with Mr..
Taylor upon the question of the city
solicitors efficiency, but said he didn t
understand why 'alr' of Council
shouldn't know of these things"
The Mayors attitude started a re-
port in municipal circles to the effect
than Mayor Royal himself had a han
kering to nominate Mr.. Seitz and so
boost the idea that he was filled suffi-
GENTLY with the nonpartisan spirit of
the Clark act as to take such action.
In offering his resolution Mr.. Taylor
pointed out that the Clark act pro-
vides that this step shall be taken as
soon as possible after the first Mon day
in January. While Mr.. Seitz's term
does not expire until the first Mon
day of May, Mr.. Taylor said he wanted
to compliment Mr.. Seitz by moving to
re-elect him at this time. The cleo
ton, according to the resolution, be-
came effective the first Monday in
January. 1914.
''Why?" Chirps the Mayor
why" demanded the Mayor, evil
IDENTIFY surprised, why elect him now?
His term doesn't expire until the first
Monday in May"
Commissioner Taylor again ex-
planned the Clark acts provisions.
WELL" said the Mayor, "I don't
see why this can't lie over. can't see
the necessity of going on with 1t now.
l move 1t lie over"
'What use is there to delay this any
longer?" inquired Mr.. Taylor II
can't see any reason for postpone
ment. and to elect him now would be
a pretty compliment. think, to a
most efficient official Surely there
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FIGHTING CONTINUES
At TORREON, MEXICO
Details of Conflict Are Lacking in
Reports Received at
Juarez

Juarez, Mexico, March S1.--Fignt-
ing continues at Torreon according to
information given by rebel officers at
Juarez to-day No details were re-
ceived. Rebel leaders contend that
the main battle for supremacy was
fought last week at Gomez Palacio,
where soldiers Of both sides fell by
hundreds in the desperate conflict.
The losses at Gomez Palacio were so
heavy. 1t is said, that neither side is
now capable of repeating so deter
mined battle. In Torreon the fight
ing is said to be from building to
building without any open charges or
concentrated assaults. Gomez Pa
.lacio was taken by storm of three san
culinary assaults according to the
brief reports thus far received.
story that reached Juarez last
night when some correspondents ar
rived from the front indicated that the
federals might have driven Villa S
army back in confusion if they had
known how to follow up their advan-
tage.
At Chihuahua, where rebel officers
are optimistic as to the outcome of
the battle of Torreon, they said to-day
that the absence of official reports in :
dicated that General Villa was meet
ing with stubborn resistance
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
BITS OF SPORTS
ly "Bud'' Fish@

James E. Mehaffie was yesterday
elected captain of the Gettysburg var
sity basketball team.
Princeton with new stadium may
get the Army-Navy game next Fall.
Central grammar school won yes
terday from the Webster grammar
school basketball five. score 80 to 81.
Bowlers representing the Mrs. Helen
Boyd Dull class of the Pine Street
Presbyterian Sunday school League
defeated the Fl. B. Mccormick class
at Bonnymeade last night, margin 80
pins.
The PheasantS in the Bird League
at Holtzman's won over the Crows
last night. The Bob Whites also de-
feated the Crows, and the Pheasants
won from the Canaries. The Bob
Whites handed II to the Canaries
The Canvasbacks defeated the Pin
tails in the Casino Duckpin League
last night, margin 73 pins.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
GUARD AT FORT IN ALSACE
is FIRED ON BY NIGHT

Strassburg. Germany, March 31.-A
mysterious attack on a soldier on
guard at the Kirchbach fort was made
on Friday at midnight. according to 6
report issued by the military authori-
ties here to-day.
When sergeant opened the portal
in reply to the bell, which he assumed
had been rung by the commandant re-
turning from the city. he heard a shot
fired and bullet grazed his chest. He
advanced to investigate and second
shot was fired. The bullet struck him
in the groin, fiattening on coin in his
pocket and only slightly bruising him.
An armed patrol was sent out to
search for the assailant. but without
result.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
ATTACH FEDERAL LEAGUE
FOR COMMISSION FEES
Special to The Telegraph

Pittsburgh, Pa, March 31.-A for
~.kgn attachment in suit in assumpsit
against the Exposition Park Associa-
ton, owners of the Pittsburgh Federal
League baseball club. was entered in
the local courts yesterday by Charles
III. McSwigan, who claims that the as
sociation is inbedted to him to the
amount of s3,460 for salary and COM
mission for selling stock of the asso-
citation. Three local banks and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad were
named as garnishees.
The sheriff was directed to attach
the leasehold and the Federal League
franchise and all personal property of
the defendant in the hands of the
garnishees. Bail to dissolve the at
tachment was fixed at 5000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
PLAY WITH REVOLVER; 2 SHOT

Fred and John Deshong, aged 10
and s, respectively, were playing with
a revolver yesterday afternoon at the
home of their uncle, John Arthur
1916 Green street. The boys were
both housed with measles. When
the revolver was discharged II took off
part of Fred's index finger and went
through Johns knee, but neither .sof
the lads is seriously injured. M
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31

can be no question as to competency
and efficiency
mo, 1 can't say that, either"
agreed the Mayor, "but it's the sud
denness of the thing that don't like,
that's all. Why elect him month in
advance of the expiration of his
term"
but the election goes back to the
first Monday in January" pointed out
Mr.. Taylor.
Now, do hope we'll not get into
a snarl over this said the Mayor,
but | don't see where there will be
any harm in letting this lie over for a
week."
"Why would there be any harm in
not holding it up until next week."
inquired Mr.. Bowman.
Royal Bit Peeved
Except" returned Mr.. Royal, peev-
ishly, that it will mean that / shall
have to vote against It. And 1t could
wait Why. he appealed to Mr.. Tay-
lor, cant the rest of Council be con-
suited about these things?"
Because" promptly replied Mr.
Taylor, Il just opened the envelope
containing the resolution"
And you hadn't seen it before?"
NO"
ne MdyOT asked IL I0e measure
hadn't been prepared by Mr.. Seitz
The Mayor took exception to the in
PRODUCTION of a resolution prepared
at his, the City Solicitors own voli-
ton, and questioned whether Taylor
hadn't discussed it at all with Mr..
Seitz. Taylor admitted he had dis
cussed the question with the City So
licitor, because he wished to have the
honor of nominating Mr.. Seitz. And
there was more comedy when the roll
was called.
Bowman Chuclkles
Mr.. Bowman laughed when the
Mayor voted against Mr.. Seitz "be-
cause he considered the action irregu-
lar
Laugh! Taught" cried the Mayor,
peevishly. Indignantly, go on and
laugh But I've right to my opin-
ion, too"
And Mr.. Bowman chuckled and
chuckled.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
POST OFFICES DISCONTINUED
Special to The Telegraph

Marietta. Pa, March 31.-Post
offices at Milton Grove and Lime VAL
ley have been discontinued from to-
day. The patrons of the routes will
be served by rural delivery, the first
named from Mount Joy and the latter
from Strasburg. On account of lack of
patronage the offices were closed by
the postal authorities.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
Bowman ChuckIes
CANDIDATES NUMEROUS
Special to The Telegraph

Sunbury, Pa, March 31.-Candi-
dates for the Legislature in Northum-
berland county are becoming very
just now. The last to an
nounce are: Frank Dormer, Ed
ward Brennan, John Malick, John S.
Zillerman and John M. Mack, all of
whom are Democrats
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
HALF HOLIDAY FOR FEDERALs


Annapolis, Md, March 31.-The
House of Delegates late last night
unanimously passed joint resolution
to make April Is half holiday in
Baltimore city In honor OF the open
ing of the Federal League baseball
season.
Indications are that the resolution
will meet with no opposition in the
Senate
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
RITCHIE SIGNS TO FIGHT
Special to The Telesydth

Chicago, March 31.-Willie Richie,
lightweight boxer, yesterday agreed
to meet Charley White, local as
pirant, for a ten-round bout in Mil
waukee. May s. Richie will get s1O.-
900 guarantee or 40 per cent. of the
gross receipts, while White will get
20 per cent.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-03-31
PENNIES FOR OLYMPIC TEAM
By Associated Press

Chicago, March 81. - Forty-one
pounds of pennies, totalling s6o.6s,
have been donated to the Amateur
Athletic Union by Chicago children
to aid in financing the American
Olympic team tht will go to Berlin in
1910, 1T was announced to-day. The
pennies were collected at city PLAY
grounds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

chaue~lnF limited snd rates 'fsaoy IN
t-ades Quotations ~ L.verpooI h,hu'n ~. on
ciasro,r. od nominal: Eou"rda"r. 80 ram ran,
t,,~r and Bremen 32i7 pigs nominal HUI.
81. p-i,tol 2i4d March. Antwerp 20
So,, ,o~ orders. - ~ nominal; picked poi -
Iares tonnage (. 7i9d6i IS 90: cotton 10 lav-
.~roo'. per lOr n 25o. CHARTAf - - OF
,,eorner g 500 tons. ". phosphate Iai9pa
- Tapsu los Sd February March; Br'lsn
s+earcr. 1915 tors. lrrnher. Gult 70 the kl.eI
rta.o los 6d. March. British steamer, l, ~
~. cotton. Norfolk 20 Liverpool. Manchesle r
or Premen 2ss prompt; British steamer ,m.
,crs transatlantic trade. one TRIP on tuh'
.,ar,o~ basis IS delivery Gulf Fehruery
March. Rrlish steamer. 1000 tons. timber
Crle ~ Amsterdam and Yarmouth OF Suine
-. -. 81 Fchr7!a-v. steamer. l.oSn tons
c.r.ert. Solsey city to laclsonyille and nscf
., %ev York ties. private terms prinp'
>,.,ootsu bark no Tors lumo.r CUR Il
Soma l. eone. private terms: French bars
. 7aS IONS. chalk. Dunkirk 20 New NotT; pr,
80 terms: schooner $40 ton'. ccal Phnadel-
mia 20 Nayrort. thence Jacksonville 10 =
iderce lumber. private terms schooner; 90.
,onr. ocs. Philadelphia N Jac.son''"e' - ah1
harl 10 Philadelphia lumber ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

dark. 81 -, GUlNEAs. spring n to pa.r
per psir. 81 iSIsi ~. - each. Pei. 'HcGt
ALlNf- kcceirtS FOR the wee. - cars rN
freight and about . cars by express WIN
sitlce' Of lighter supplies LAST week a strnni
o. feeling DEVELOPED but market was NOT ["
tlel until lafe NedresJa,. when prime row =
solo o. l,c 'flcrsnf a. i5O and stasr q l-.g b.
tut 40 Ctsnros In Other descriptions eNccpi
1917 gce'o. which declined 10 10 on tho aho. o
bsei7 demand Was fairly active ard mari ''
occff. hp pretty closely, but II cars wele
carried over on ira - under orders ill'
wee, opened wifi sl,iccs OF eth tighter SUI
plies anr further Strength DEVELOPED, Win
TiorrCcts Of uireer marirst. especially on
fowls boz tho prices mad not been established
up 20 9 ate hour or ~ csday
NIik AND tREAM-rhe msrSe' IL IN
usually dull lor February. The demand -
much below the supply Farmers. 81 IL prob
able viii receive 81 30 2 can for their milk
this month as his appears 20 bs about the
marhe' value. The receipts % milk fni cream
boo fortv-Qusrt cans Tor tho week endins feh-
rflart were az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with nam~ and address OF lender and a.
tosneyl
FEBRUARY 10
Manhattan.

eide ave. a5.5xica 1os2s1iIo4: Ma 70 70 H iii:
James and Julia Delaney to fremont Build
ing and Loan Association: 81. ico. attorneys.
Martin & Howe, 265 Rros dway
FOREST A. y, . :. Hl.@ n ~ 1Sist -. OK
ico. hug Z. 1905: Timothy T sullivan 70 Elizs
h'th Rogers; 500; attorneys. Il r Is
Nighiman 30 R-oadvay
COT -. maps l7l5-I7ls. Morris Park; july
~ 1913, tmms ]. kirhoh.r 70 Columbia
LAWYERS TIT. Insurance 90. 100 Rrosa va
LOT -. map 81 Raymond Park, 25xI0o:
Aug -. 1910, Ferdinand and Gi1clnda Marine
n william = litzseral|; 81 900, attorney.
Franz Gsss. :2l5 West~hes'cr ave
oi.MST FAD AVE. . g. 1oc r n from dlyit
ins line between lots 49, and 42G map 20. "
T. nionport io5fo; Jan 20. 1912: starting
kealiF 90 10 Annie r Mackenzie. - Sno: attor
ne Herr, \ Ehertsrdi. 80 Brosd 81
VALENTINE. AVE. & $500 n n n
l'sth 'iratersl ~. 25x!s 3. june % lssS: Kate
t1son % Mm Ecaoan; $500 attorneys.
nara Eros. ,o"th 81 and Webster ave.
VALENTINE AVE: same property, April 80.
1910. Marie Iund 70 same; $50
lsr AYE - =. :6s n Of 5,th a.. 25H74:
Hugo Io~eph, 5000 attorney. Ernest = Al
srIi AVE. ae3 to $50 : es,a5; March Q
u ckinrey. 10000 ATTORNEYS. Wider. Even
& Psfslson. 81 cedar IT,
sTH AVE (sth 81. s. 80 4 from, u q
cor White Plains ave. 25Alli Wakefield. Aug
II. 1905. ABRAHAM Mogilesky 10 Catherine =
I'M 5000. attorney. George McClsusen. ~
Park Row
10TH AVE. n cor 5lst -, o5xi0c Nov n
1854 Thomas and Margaret Dooley TO Edward
= Cosier. admir- $1,000. attorney. Lawyers
TIL. Insurance ard Trust GO. 100 Rroadpsy.
I'D ST, n = : no te3 map lands Clement
Moore. Creeneich city or New YoriO ls s.
fSs, July ;. l3i.. Annie Campbell TO Catherine
Goldins SWo; attorney. William + Nund
l56 Eroldwsy.
Path ST az East s 251aSa: Aug IS
1912: Robert De Wit To Laura ) Moerins
IS soo. attorney. Emery 4 Weller. - Cedar NJ,
l3is1 s s. 10 n " OF 4th ave. 1880 j /.
Sept T. 1856. Philip and Charlotte Harris TO
Bowery savings Bank. s. $50. attorney, Title
Guarsn.ee and Trust Go. lI6 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
WILL ERECT TALL LOFT
George G. Boldt Plans Structure
for East 37th Street.

George G. Boldt proprietor OF the Wal
dorf-Astoria Hotel. had plans fled yes
terday 10 build tall loft building with
stores and show rooms in the Fifth ave
nue. section. Plans for the project are by
Charles II. Cauldweli. architect. which
call for sixteen story ireproof struct-
ure on plot 5oxsS9 teet at Nos. and 8
East S7th street. the cost OF which is
estimated at $3.50 coo
Another Fifth avenue section change
Is indicated in plans Tor the altering or
the four story building at No. IS West
S0th street into a hotel and restaurant
for August Jansen. "a lessee. This prop
erty is owned By Albert j. Mddlebrook.
whose architect. Husiace Simonson. cal
culates the change will cost 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
THE METAL MARKETS.

coppER-Ths local street marse' roy
.o,.,sr uas ,teaov WITH elec'roiYtic quoted
S-I-c and casting 1897 Il - 'hc
STANDARD copper or the Metal Exchange "s'
quioi. o. Iac asked Tor SPOT tenrusl,
~ Avn and MAJ In London copper
c,osrd aui.t. at tG5 ISIS for spot and i66 rs
To- futures go ..
TIN-LocAllv was Nrm. With 'Hnt 1uotco
an "a ~ ooc Tebruarv 40 10 a 40 P5c
Narcn 40 ~ 4 40.GSc, April 40 so a 50 l1o
Ma. 20 go n so SIC. and June. 40 81 !, n a .ooc
In London TIN closed steady. ~ te3 los 'or
snot and EINS 1is for futures
rEAD-Ouiet. New york SPOT 100 zoe
and Fas, S. Louis 90 q 4o5c. In London
lead closed a. 40 IS "a
spErTER-oui.t. New York. spot. $40 n
? ioc and Fast s. Louis, 5.2515.S5c. Lon
oon SHELTER clo,.d q, fc1 IS Sd
Middleshoro No s. Sis pd IN Lon.
don The local iron market was steady and
UNCHANGED 81 s1SRs15c5 for No foundry
Northern. and s14 75 y SIS IS Cor 10 South
ern No sot, and No foundry Northern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Sales of Brooklyn Parcels.

Charles A VESSEL has sold for the
West Bronx Realty Company 10 "A client.
for investment. a plot i0xlOo feet on south
side Willoughby avenue 30 feet cast OF
Central avenue: for Della Firmin. No.
Ghf Bedford avenue. = three story de
tached private dwelling on plot lCoxlOo
feet.
Collins. Toan & co. sold for the rrllsr-
ton Realty Company the dwelling. No.
91s I,enox Road to Charles J. NV,in,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
The Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and a1dress Of purchaser and at
torrcy1
FEBRUARY 10
Manhattan
Manhattan.

HOUSTON or. faI 70 5ol East s. 4O11a.
otto Lorenzo 10 Otto Realty 60. i?7 East
Houston 81. Jan 70. 81. attorney. l. Lorenzo
- cedar -.
MADISON AVE. 1924 and 1876. aoY75.
lombard rcalty 90 20 Florsntin, " Fluid, l30
East liOth -. Feb .. 500. attorney. +. =
Fuld 100 Fast ll0th -.
MADISON ST $50 o3s cor ~
smfncl %. 155vs5 solomon Kspian 20 Graft
Realty 90 fGn BrosnNar. Feh : 81. sttor
news KrskoNcr & T.. 500 Broadway
PLEASANT ANE 35.s n ~ li1'h ~.
- ifAaf. Ferry " Crccnthal 20 Annie {; EN-
teal IA ~ Sidiolss afe nnig So OO0i: Teh
9 800. attorneys. creenthsl < g. SO BROOK
ave
STANTON ST. $50 - 80. n " cor o, Mar
gin 81. ~ sN1o. Solomon kaplan to Graft
Realty GO, BOZ Brosdpsy. Feb Z. 81. sttornes .
Krakovsr & =. 5Ql Broadway.
ID AVE. CT. e. 80 sX1S. Joseph Go.s.,'
- Harris \ Solomon. 2it3 Broadway: Jan q.
81 attorneys Bsylis & sanborn. 81 liberty At.
I'll AVE- 1914, $ -JAif. William ! Smith
10 charles Smith. on premises tmts $4,000.
Feb &: 500.
MOO tforeclosurc Ian 10. Harry " Gold
soels ref. 20 Edward " 9 Arnold Yves,
I-lp, Ions Island Fen Z. s31115. attor-
rcys. Cur.i,. Mlliot Provost & Colt. 30
Broad ~.
aTIr ST. :. lot 3ss map 81 y W stuy-
vstant. 25ra25 Harry - french. ref. 10
Lawyers Mortgage Company, 90 Liberty st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

1857 ST. SIS 1915 n y OF Ath ave. lIeT
20 H. March ~. 1852: jeremiah ara MarSale e.
T,,rb,,.rI and snO 10 Farmers Loan and Trust
20. as. 300: attorney, Title Guarantee ana Trust
Co 17G broadway 80
tgtsT CT . 8 f25 y - tfh ave. II TX
O., - ,,mo 70 sanle $500. attorneys. Turner.
palsfou & r. - Exchange Place.
neTff -. r. s. f1fll n w % IN axe 5'.oH
M 4, f,no 20 1905. Isaac and Rosa Nsye
- 49, to Tritel states Trust 90. s2spp.
o,torre,. stewart & = s. Wall s.
t4Crfr SRI. DO g 1876 . w 81 IN az /" 80 -.
% If June g6 1908. same 10 same s-''"'''
.39p ~ N 800 n o of Whit Iiains E9s9.
o,Vtf, Wakefield. fune - 1871 Aprantr'
wogfios,e 10 Catherine q Hill. sou" al'''
~ George fftfi. 81 Paris ioH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Realty Notes.

Edward J. Farrell is the buyer ~ M.
five story apartment ~ No so West
15sth street reported sold hv Arnold.
Byrne 4 Baumann in yesterdays Trib-
une. The property was sold for Mary =.
Martin. who takes In part payment tho
three story dwelling No. 732 st. Nicaolas
avenue on A plot 5pXip feet
John Palmer has removed from 70 80
Broadway TO Nos. Is and ~ East list
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Madison Ave. Business Leases

The Lotion III. Slawson Company has
leased space in the Cuy!er building. at
Nos. 11s-l3 West Ed street, 70 the De-
partment Store Press. the Hoffman-kent
Company and Charles W. Hoyt. In the
Burrell Building. at No. III Madison ave
nue.. with Charles r. Rideal and the !.
domaine Brown Company to William +.
McCrea, and in the Townsend Building.
with Charles Kaufman, Ltd. OF New
Orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
HOTEL ST. ANDREW LEASED
Upper Broadway Hosiery Rent
ed for Fifteen Years.

The newly formed Prospect Leasing
COMPANY has leased FOR term OF mr.
teen wears. at an annual rental OF S"vo'
the Hotel St Andrew. az Broadway ana
I'D street. which for many years has
been run by G.. H. D&gIs. Gustave kani-
man heads the new company. and vii.
act as manager Of tho hosiery.
The hotel is an eight story structure
occupying frontage OF lM feet on
Broadway and l:o5 feet on 121 street. II
was bought by Morris Scninasi IN FEB
ruary. 1879. and lie gave Mr.. Davis a
long lease OF the property. which has
now been cancelled Stoddard & Mark
represented the Prospect Leasing Com
pany in the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11

I Hydraulic Press Brick co az, w. -
ston 81 si Jan Is iolf. f,i, '"fn -
lS3D ST. 536 10 80 East. crs,,.. =. -
tssro Realty GO ~ al NAV : 10, s..,>'a :
ls3D 81. - 3 n - Bsthga,s U.s.
90 Az Assro Realty % :, .,'s e.
1918 SO ~ In ,
SAME PROPERTY. Colv.u -
same. MAY IS 1913 3 so % y a.
SAME PROPERTY. Harlem, D..
and Woodworking 90 agt sane ~" Ian.
1916 - ~ay ! n
FULTON AVE w cor a, -.
franklin Hart. Jr e. % ar' 80 .
et al; oct =. 1913 Oby bond. g. ~, "a ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Sea Gate Lots for Eva Tanguay

Eva Tansuay. the vaudeville actress.
has purchased eleven lots 81 Sea Gate,
Concy Island FOR $500.
IRE lots we're formerly owned by Anna
Kellogg Dale. and are at Beach 10th street
md Atlantic avenue. overlooking tho
ocean Miss Tsnguay intends 10 build 4
summer homo on the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Newark Hotel Subleased.

Matt J. Ward & Co. have sublet FOR
McName. f. Holleran 10 Charles A. Car
rigan the new Military Plaza Hotel now
being built NJ Newark. -. j.. for a term
o, twenty-one years ~ e net rental sg-
gregatlng sss6 NO The hotel will he ready
10 open about September !. Mr. Carrigan
IS owner and proprietor OF the Park Inn,
Rockaway Park. Long Island, and has
been associated with several large hotels
I'm hie city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-11
Manhattan.

PITT ST, ion. 6. 25Iloo Mauric. VEIN
rarten 70 Julius Limit. 219 Audubon ave
tprior mtg so 600. Teb 3. due March !, 1871.
g Ter cent. 5000; attorney. Herman Fried,
ilg Nassau 81
STANTON ST. v cor M,nsIn ST, 7asx7o:
Madison s. 5So 10 33e g. T55x51; Graf
Realty 60 10 Pinl1is Nathan, 81 West Seth 81
(pl1or mtgs - due as per bond; Feb ?.
$1,000. attorney, otto SamuelS % Sas
san -
LENoX AVE. 36a. " =. 23x3ss; Edward I.
Clarkson TO Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 115
broadway; FEB =; de. etc. as per bond; 80, %
OcD:
10TH AVE. W cor 5l,t a.. 2z51loo: Ger
trde yands-0esl 70 i.ncoln oOF BOYLE Btoes.-
Strauss r &; r. l4l Broadway.
eth ST. $50 and al East. 30 sIIOO.4; ss-
die Sander 10 samuel Flick. 56s West 149th
s. prior mtg 5000: du. az Per bond. Jan
p; $1,000 attorney, Louis W Dinke!spie, -
s5TH ST. al East :, 21lo2: Michael
Jolt nnes 70 Philippine Wit;ner. III East 92d
q Feb 10; yrs, $1,000; attorneys. Curtis.
s5rH ST. $, .U56 II OF Columbus ave.
16.9xl022: Alic. McDougall 20 Maurice
Hack. 4la West 54h 81 prior mtg $4,000:
Feb 0; ] yr: per cent; 800; attorney. Leon
13lsT ST. IS 20 70 East. 81 sxs9l1: sund.l
LYMAN 20 Harlem Sayings Bank. 12i h.ast
125th 81; Feb o. due AZ per bond: s37 200: at
torney. Title Guarantee ana Trust co. 1Ts
Broadway
The Bronx.
LOT a. map Pug,l.y estate: Edward Hal
sal 70 John Boyd 1913 Virginia ave. FEB q
? yrs per cent: s675. attorney Frank Gsss
o2lS Westchester ave.
LOT III, partition map Hunt estate; Louis
Kaplan 10 Julius Grossmann. 1879 So Law
renee ave, Feb 9. yrs. "a per cent: 81 500;
attorney LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust
Co 100 Broadwsy
STEBBTNS AVE s. 100 Z, OF West
chester ave. 5o0x1on. Foxvale Realty 60 70
Margaret Knox. AS Mott ave prior mtg
sl94 oo0l: MAY %. 1918: demand. per cent.
g.. 600. attorney. : Knox. 1875 Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE. s, 2S7l1 n OF 16sth
81. 42x90: Mary Eckert 70 Charles Ludwig.
555 Sd ave (prior mtg SIS o0o); Feb 5; due.
etc, as per bond; 81, 900. attorney, " Falk.
~ Nassau
WEST FORDHAM ROAD. SIS 1870 u Of
Loring p PIX; McLernon Realty and Con-
structiOn co 70 Title Guarantee and Trust
60. lT6 Broadway; FEB 10. due. etc. per
bond. 10000
WESTMINSTER AVE. 99s. cor FOX 81,
0essehodD; John Bracker 20 Melvil. n
Bearns. 10 Hubert st: Dec 20 1911. demand
s per cent. $4,000.