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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13

1872 OF 1f3,O4l. The subsequent Dreak
in the republican party wiped out this
difference and gave the state to the
democrats.
Larger Working Force.
In this campaign the primary re-
turns show. as stated above, a demo
cratic plurality over the republicans
OF ss,459, which makes it clear that
the strength of the democratic party
as a working force is very largely in
excess Of that OF the republican, with
the progressives giving no indication
of their strength by the primary vote.
because OF the practically entire lack
Of contests for nominations in that
party.
II may be contended that the com
paratively large democratic vote was
due TO the contest for United States
Senator and the greater interest taken
in his nomination. This contention Is
not borne out by the actual facts, as
is well known that the vote in the
primaries is brought out by the con-
tests for local offices and not by con-
tests for state or national offices.
throughout Illinois in counties where
there was no contest for local offices
the vote was light, and the interest
in the senatorial contest was not sur
ncient to bring the voters to the polls.
in previous years the democrats have
had practically no contests over local
Offices in nearly half the counties OF
the state. and in many OF the counties
they have not had county tickets In
This year the interest In
the primaries was chiefly ia the demo
cratic contests, and this was true OF
the local Offices as well as on the state
contests. The reason why the vote did
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13
CLARK PRAISES WILSON
Speaker Of House Pays Tribute to the
President as Peacemaker.

Atlantic City. N j., Oct. 13.-A trib-
ute to President Wilson as peace
maker and expression of fervent hope
that the war in Europe might soon
end marked the first speech of Champ
Clark in the fall campaign delivered
here nadvocacy of the denomination
of Representative ]. Thomas Baker.
The speaker reviewed the work of
the democratic administration, declar-
ing, I'VE have put upon the statute
books in one session of congress more
constructive legislation than ever
was passed by any congress in the
history of the republic except the
first congress"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13
Notice to Contractors.

Bids will be received at the mayors
office until 8. Oct. II. 1914, for labor
for painting certain bridges over Rock
river. Specification and bidding sheetr
on file at the mayors Office.
H. NJ. SCHRIVER,
(Adv) Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13
CITY CHAT
(Advertisements.)

Buy home of Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefz.
TrfCfty Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r. !. 9S1.
Wear 50 tunion made) hat. Mems
Fashion Shop. Harper house block.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13
DEMOCRATS LEAD
IN PRIMARY VOTE
returns Of the Recent Prima-
RES Indicate Party Has
Plurality.
StheRAl APATHY IN 6. o. p.
NC interest Shown in Republican Cam
Paisn Except 70 Put Sherman
Head Of Robins.
SEVERAL APATHY IN G. o. P.

ne vote Of the various parties in
Ie state primary Of Sept 9. 1914. IS
sl's interesting in its bearing on the
liable result of the general cleo
- u November. a glance at the
s-erns shows that for the first time
me history OF Illinois the demo
&c party cast q larger vote in the
1@rles than the republicans. This
:. 1e not only in Cook county. which
"neeoedly a democratic county.
- throughout the entire state the
r-Ocrats are in the majority as
h oy the primary returns. In
- county the total vote OF the vsri-
- parties was as follows:
-. -...-.--........-. 1858
T0an 66,352
bEs: W -" 'iS 'S'e "3s Cd A0i-
60 .............- 49,
Tan ............... 140.491
r.,. Us makes a total for the entire
,<te as follows:
asprhI,~~ic ---..---.......-. 2s5.302
n ,~u 206,Sf
~. = tsiz the total vote in Cook county
lsDrh1,-.c ..-............... 147,3l5
...-............ 147.137
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13

Auction Sale-Monday. Oct. 10.
House and lot and outbuilding to
be sold TO the highest bidder. 1901
Thirty-fourth street. This prop
erty must be sold regardless of
price. Sale starts at 1880 sharp.
John Kilcoin. fundamentally
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13
Y Bale Of Cotton" is Slogan Heart
Everywhere. Read What 1t Mea1

The southland standing face face with almost total ruin
this fall because they their big the
which they all depend for liveihood-Cotton
markets eaedwhether the
scountr his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-13

Thousands of people throughout southern states are actually
Distress the inability
o
Everyone in the north goods of sort
people bale of
ford to buy something made from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
Realty Notes.

Smith & Phelps have placed for Rob-
ert ]. Moorehead a first mortgage loan
of $4,000 at 5 per cent on the apart
ment house situated on the north side
Of 160th ST., beginning at l49 West
Melrose sv.; for J. Lawrence Davis a
first mortgage loan of $1,000 on the
vacant plot, 50x100 feet. situated at the
southwest corner of Hobart and Buhre
avs. and for the same party first
mortgage loan of s1,700 on the vacant
plot, 5Ox100 feet, at the southeast cor
ner of Hobart and Buhre avs.
The Hudson Mortgage Company New
York Title Insurance Company has
appointed the y. Romano Brown Com
pany as agent to take charge Of the
two six story elevator apartment
houses, 10Ox10O feet each, known as
the Northdale and the Southdale, and
covering the block front on the east
side Of Northern av. from l7sth to
10th ST.
NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co. have been APP
pointed agents for the following prop
critics: 8 West DIST st, GAP Columbus
av., 1876 West Tooth st and 556 Ninth
av.
Herman Arms & Co. have negotiated
first mortgage loan of $4,000 at .
per cent on POP and 204 West 2Sth St,
two four story brick buildings, for l..
J. Creegan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Dora Schiller. Plaintiff, against
Sause Realty Co. ct al. Defendant.--ln pur-
suance OF a judgment OF foreclosure and sale,
duly made and entered in the above entitled
action and bearing date the 2sth day OF No
vember, 1918, !, the undersigned, the referee
in said Judgment named. will sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Salesroom, No. IA
is Vesey Street. in the Borough OF Msnhat :
tan. city of New York, on the 3oth day OF
July. 1914, at IL o'clock noon on that day,
by Joseph p. Day. Auctioneer, the premises
directed by said judgment TO be sold, and
therein described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF land.
with the building and improvements thereon
erected, situate. lying and being In the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City, County and State
OF New York. and bounded and described as
follows:
OF Ninety-slXth Street. distant two hundred
and sixty-six (266) feet eight 80 Inches
westerly from the corner formed by the in
terssction OF the southerly side OF Ninety
sixth Street with the westerly side Of West
End Avenue; running thence southerly. paral-
lei with West End Avenue and part OF the
way through party wall one hundred tlo0l
feet eight and one-half (sia) inches; thence
westerly. and again parallel with Ninety
sixth Street, forty-one CD feet eight go
inches: thence northerly, and again parallel
with West End Avenue and part or the way
through a party wall one hundred (10O) feet
eight and one-half IS ~ inches. TO the south
eriy side OF Ninety sixth street, and thence
easterly along the southerly side OF Ninety
sixth Street, forty-one (4i feet eight 90
inches TO the point or place of beginning.
being known as premises No 32t West ssth
Street.
Dated, New York. July, 1914.
JOSEPH n. FUTILE, Referee.
WOLF L KOHN Attorneys for Plaintiff. 203
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, city
OF New York.
The following is a diagram Of the property
TO be sold its street Number is 32t West
96th Street.
96th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
Apartment Leases.

Douglas L. Gilman 90. nave
leased large apartment in the Home
club. IL East 45th St, TO George p
Kline. vice-president of the Cont
mental Insurance Company; an apart
ment at $40 Park sv. to Augustus u.
Iedoux. an apartment in East 4sth
81 10 Mrs. +. D. McGrsth. at $50 Msdi-
SON sv. TO Mrs. L. B. Crocker and az
100 East SGD ST. TO Mrs. Bradford
Ellsworth. -.
Pease & Gilman have rented apart
nents a. "a West 59th ST. for Charles
M Butler 10 Charles J. Fisk, at III
Waverlv Place for Mrs. Florence Scoyel
"a i A. Jaeger, at 20 East 6Oth st, for
G. AIcott to NJ. ]. Gramont, at 20
Fort Washington av. to Arthur w.
Middleton. at All West hath st. to the
Misses Walker and Edgerly, at 81
west 18th ST. TO Margaret A. Hogan
81 1As East 49th ST. to Arthur Barn
well AT 200 West 5sth st. to Samuel
Rlumenthsl, at 116 East 5sth ST. %
John c. Powers, at S29 Park av. "a
Walter ". Stokes, a. 10 Riverside
Drive TO George ". Elliott and at :.
East SD st. 70 James p. knight.
Leon s. Altmsyer leased for Edgar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
torney.l
AUGUST s

hIttSI y
AMSTERDAM Az. . cor a2d 81. s5Iioo:
Jan ~. 1885: Riverside Baptist church 20 y Y
city Baptist Mission. so. 900. attys. Cadwsl-
ader. W & r. 40 Wall -.
BELMONT Az, 1898, =. go OF lhSd ST.
20vio0. June a. 1908. Giovanni and Louis De-
ricnzo 10 II Kroepke, 1893 81 and College sY;
s. 900: atty. Title Guar 60.
BROOME ST %. r. 25X75 known as lot
H. map land OF VIM Hunter. dated April 10
1915: and Nellie Kunstler to I Kalfus.
satisfied OF record without production OF mtg
by order Supreme Court. AUG T. 1914. Jus
tice Thos Donneily; $500 atty I1te
Guar 60.
CHISHOLM ST. W cor Jennings st. 25x
765: Sept ~ 1910: Adelins Gollubier 90 W F
Wund: {l.e15. address. 1856 BUay.
HUGHES Az. " 3. 1911 OF Oak Tree
pl. l6sXs5. March 49, 1900. l. and Anna III
Eiclswort TO Anne T sesserman' $500; atty
STERBINs Az. n " cor Jennings st. look
169: APR 90 1910. T. and cath T Richard
son 70 Mary Z watts; $1,000: atty. Robert II
I'm sT, go y. SIS, no, " OF LIST sv. 2o.t
x6S lN20. 9X6ss June 30, 1911: . and taro-
lima Ferri 20 Lion Brewery OF Clty, ,
s. 4O5: auys Fitch, Mott Grant 81 nassau
SAME PROPERTY; Sept II, 1910; Same
SANE PROPERTY; Nov (, 1912; same to
igrH ST. 52i L, n =. $50 v. Of list Az: ,. FOX
%: Aug (. 1910; Margt Moore 10 I't'e
Guar and TT Co. eNrs. etc; 5000. .,,..
18TH ST. 8 T. 2434 W OF ID av, -LeAs-.
Aug l. 1852; ! and Ann Foster TO Farmers
Loan and TT Co; $1,000; atty, Title Guar
co. "a,
$50 ST. $. 90 " of 10Th av, runs ~
c I76x y @ lax l9.6N-Nof 10 VI %
N 10Th av X n 56.J 10 81 - 10 v.s
.Iulv Is 1905: Emma j Hartley 10 Alreu
Cbarney. 81. 900. attys. Willet & Frost.
7lST ST 8 ". >. 4lS OF SIN aN. lSh
1o' =. sent 30 1904: L G jameson to Globe
and Rntsers FIRE Ins Co: 1880 atty, Title
FAITH 81. 40 W. 3. 20 " Of Columbus
~, g5XtOO1i: Sept IS. 1905. T. VI and Iheh.a
$ Ferret 10 b r Edsall; 1900 ADDRESS, %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS
MS Telegraph 70 The Tribune. /

IBy Telegra phi 10 The Trlbune.l
Trenton, Aug 6.-Herman Hantsch Build
ing Co. Paterson; building enterprise; S25.-
coo: H. Hsntsch. 4. Miller and c. f. Male.
Paterson.
He.ry Rosenbaum & Co. Elizabeth shirt
waste 5000: A. Newman. Anna y. New
man, Elizabeth: T. -. Mccarthy New York.
FrelinEhuysen Realty Co, Newark; $50. 600.
r. r. Frelinghuysen. Newark: @. G. Freling
huysen. Morristown; T. Frelinghuysen. Tux
edo Park.
Hazlett-Harrison Co, Trenton; printing and
publishing: $50. 900. J. L. Hazlett, c. Harri-
son. jr.. and .. h. Van Fleet. Trenton.
Art Press Co. Newark; printing and pub
fishing: $1,000: ". ~. Lee, q. I. Flied
and r. r.. Wilkinson, Newark.
I.uchetta Co., Union: contracting. 100000;
]. Luchotts. g. Luchetta and b. Baldi. West
Hoboken.
Amusement Concessions CO., Jersey City:
amusements $1,000; c. II. Weller, II. Il.
Hall and l.. J. Cain. Jersey city.
New Jersey Foundry Co., orange: textile
machinery: $1,000: Mary Vigil, Orange. v.
A. serrittels, Brooklyn: V. san Gracono.
Newark
nm Arcade Realty Co, Jersey city; $50. 20
600: c. II. Weller, II. II. Cain and l.. J.
Cain. Jersey city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
hPPRAISAlS OF ESTATES

Nps SARAH A. WOODWARD. mother
OF william woodward, president OF the
ttanover National Bank Sept. p i'lO'
Net xt5Ioeo. To william Woodward, SON. Is
.,iy.n ,7z7 oos: 81. Thomas Episcopal Church.
., coo. Tn. n. Y. School OF Applied Design
,o- Women. 5000. Mrs Elizabeth Cryder
Woodward. daughter-in-lsw' VOW thfee
grandchildren. 1000 each nephew S''V0Q'
and a godson. Sl00o. Assets Deposits
,l7 200; household goods and personally
IS $50: iewelry. 1851; stocks and bonds
.17. as5. Life income from trust fund
amounting to ,is.73l passed TO William
Woodward The principal items OF JeMelry
we're a pearl necklace appraised al Sp'Vo
and a diamond and black pearl brooch val
ned a. 81 go Bonds were: $1,000 par value.
n . / a r r.: coo corporate stock
Citv Of New York. 5000 Passsic Water
Co: S. 900 Southern Railway: 5000 C., "a.
& St r.. and $4,000 y. y. Railways Inc
stocks included 20 Hanover National Bank
g15 National city Bank. 10 Piedmont Mfg
Co. Is Farmers Loan & Trust. ID Morris
ferred &. NJ s 81 P. 20 L. p. preferred;
20 Atchison preferred; 800 x. o., pre-
ferred. and 20 L. $ steel. preferred.
MARCELLUs WILBUR DYER MAY g.
1912: net 375.233. To Mrs. Emma {. Dyer
widow is given 81 900 annuity and per
sonalty. her share being appraised al Sl2,-
72s Mrs Caroline Drusett. sister-in-law
secretary OF the ". Wilbur Dyer Co, gets 20
per cent OF his stock in that company, her
share being appraised at Sl2,5so; Charles w.
Dyer and Grant G. Dyer, sons, each re-
ceives 40 per cent OF his stock In the NJ.
Wilbur Dyer Co. each receiving S2t. SOL. As
sets: An equity. sl.779. In 639 West lt2d
St appraised at Si2.500 an equity f6o4. In
SIS West 1870 st. appraised at $4,000. de-
posits yJ.l72. and $50 shares NJ WiiDur
Dyer Co. appraised At ;73353.
JAMES r. FUTILE fJsn. 81, 1870. Sup
Elemental report allows additional deductions
FOR executors commissions. leaving the es-
tate with net value OF 125e,bSS. hrs.
Laura NJ futile widow. receives S255,1ss.
original report was filed April Is, 1914
HENRY W BOETTGER. silk msnufact-
urer Jan. 20. 1919; net. tl,o77. sol. To
Mrs Pauline Boettger. widow. Is given the
personally, amounting to s2i.T5s. outright.
and a life interest In SS6s.l 4S. The remain
der after the life estate. passes TO Mrs.
Anna I.sughlin. Mrs Pauline Dsnklemann.
Mrs Helene Reese and Mrs. Matilda Roessel
daughters. each OF them also receiving
cash bequest OF $4,000 under the terms OF
the Will To Herman Wentrich. confidential
clerk. is given $40, 900 and niece 5000.
Assets were: Deposits. IS. 40: personally,
5000; loans and mortgages, t207.s5l. and
stocks and bonds ii.07i.i63. Among the
bonds we're: siTs.000 par value. SILK Finish
ing Co OF America $50 NJ, X. T
$50 600 No. Pac, $4,000 81. l.. & $. r..
$4,000 So Pac, $4,000 Nassau Electric
90 $50 900 Southern Ry.. SIC, 900 Wabash.
5000 l.. ", 5000 Pere Marquette. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
Gets Structure on Lower
Broadway on Bid of
SS25, 900.
SULLIVAN HEIRS
SELL BRONX LOTS
Property Belonged TO the Late
~ title Tim"-WeSt Side
Dwellings Sold.

The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. plaintiff in foreclosure action
bought yesterday the Hudson building
\ sixteen and seventeen story once
structure. at 50 and "a Broadway eN-
tending through to So and II Ne" 81,
for SS25. 900. 1t was the only old maue
for the property. Tim,
The building is on q plot fronting
5S.3 feet on Broadway with depIh n.
200 feet. The auction was the reSui'
Of An action started a few weeks ago
against the Hudson Building CompSh!
10 satisfy liens which with interest
amount 70 about $3.50 The bulldlng
"a valued by the city assessors ~ sSoO,,
600 the bid. therefore, being SlZo'VVV
under the appraisal by the city eA.
merits. The Hudson is one Of the oloesy
buildings downtown and was acqulreu
bv the Hudson Building Company IA
1895. The sale was conducted oy tne
NJ. Morgenthsu, Jr., Company IN INC
Nesey St sslesroom. -
A corporation representing the heirs
of Little Tim" Sullivan, a nephew oi
"Big Tim" who died several years ago.
have sold the plot Of two lots on inc
cast side Of Hoe av. north OF Free-
man St, JUAlVOs 10 any ~, .ti:..
building Company, Of which PhiillP
Herschowski is president. The buying
company is to improve the plot WIN WI,
a five story apartment house Inc sen
inc corporation acquired the properly
recently as a foreclosure sale OF a TAX
lien. ,.l HE
John R. Slattery has enlarged nus
holdings IN West SD st. by the puI-
chase of the four story Dwelling ~
ana from Grace \. Prentice. Mr.. STAT.
terv also owns the two dwellings, AZ
400 and 3l5. His holdings AZ Jhat
point are separated by 100 zoe, ioG'
5welI;ne AT S1i. owned by William van:
Tbe houses are located just west oil
West End av., where three parcels are
owned by the West End Eigh'y-th'ru
Company. a.. u.s+
Two other dwellings on the "esV
Side figured in the transactions an,
nounced yesterday. Isabel Macnln so!o
20 a client Of j. B. Wood Tor lnVes'-
-, nent. 246 West l31st St, three story
dwelling, 16.sx9e11. Oviedo NJ. bos,-
vick sold 70 a buyer for investment Il
! Wdst 69th St, four story and osse-
ment dwelling, 2oxl0O.5, between Zen
val PARK West and Columbus av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
e. Dorado Apartment Buyers

The PERSONAL of the Secured Hold
ings Corporation, Of 80 Church St, buy
ers of the FL Dorado apartment, at 800
and 500 Central Park West, Goth TO 9lst
ST., is as follows: Frederic W. lie
Porin, president; Henry q. King, sec
rotary and treasurer. Mr.. lie PORN was
formerly president Of the Great Neck
Cove Realty Company. The corpora
ton represents out-of-town capital and
contemplstes purchasing high class
New York real estate for cash, and sew
eral transactions are pending. The
broker representing the corporation IN
the Fl Dorado and other transactions
was Max I. Lefkowitz. Owing to the
large demand for smaller apartments,
the corporation has decided to alter
some of the larger apartments to meet
this demand. The agents Of the prop
erty arc the f. R. Wood, W. II. Dolson
COmpanv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless otherwise noted)
AUGUST s.
Manhattan
Manhattan.

CENTRAL PARK WEST, cor Goth st.
100 SxiOO; Secured Holding Corpn 10 Il w lie
PORN, 1879 Bedford sy. Bklyn prior mtg
100000; due as per bond; Aug - 100000;
"'S CENTRAL Park WEST. W s. from Goth
10 9ist st. 2ot.5Xloo; Secured Holdings Sorpn
Aug (prior mtg $4,000; due Oct %,
1914: . c: $1,000; atty, l. 7 ] co.
FRONT ST. 1913 Sc $ 2oiiH'i;s: Eh "a
beth Drown 20 Slawson HOBBS C .H Ies
as per bond; il,125; atty, l. W Stotesbury'
% LiE Ext Az. :. 22.2 s2d st. 2oI
20: Il l. Davis 10 Guaranty Trust co Of Y.
tgIs' 40 Bwsy. Aug s , yrs: $4,000; atty.
I'm ST. =. 14t W Az 4. 25xio3.3: \
s NO" om ne $4,000: Aug :; instsls. c !;
$4,000: atty, Beber. 1872 Bway.
nsT ST ~ W; ,1 Z; 2'x'Sg SPr0T Tn mtS
10000 oad; st st. IS 81 vi 5s Ss's' s.x P0o
Spri or mtg $50. ooo) Schuyler Realty Corpn
20 A + I-ilman, W S5th st; Jan II due as
per bond $4,000; atty, A F Ullmsn' tlsi
q 7 an9 s ST' $. 2ss LIST sy. 25xIOs.2 prior
mtg 500. 5000 72d st, n $. $50 W Az A, 25K
Iof2 (prior mtg S2o.o0ol; ii Drucker 10
Bank OF Europe Corpn, 1879 lst Az July -
(prior mtg $4,000 demand; $1,000.
II7TH ST, n $, $50 " LIST av. 60Xlool (;
Teresa Psndozza to Filomena de Malo. 447
w t4th ST due as per bond: Aug 3, 5000 /;
atty, T q co. ,,,, - mr.
ma II. n NJ Ferret 10 # Edsall, Newark.
\ j: Aug 8 2 yrs, c; $1,000; address
'-issTU S'T. n 8. go Amsterdam sv 25x
o. r Won Hem to Mary A Gordon, 26i Cen
tral Park West; July q 10 secure perform
snce OF lease: atty. w Bancker' tob sth
av. y
The Bronx.
BOSTON RID. $. 1856 18TH st, 27xs7 /;
7 " Gabel to German Savings Bank. i57 18th
sv9 Aug 6: yrs; $4,000: attys. Amend &
A. 119 Nassau ST. ~ 80
DAILY Az, " =. S3.T 18th ST, ak
1921. Steinmetz Construction co 10 city
Mortgage co. is Wall ST. Aug demand, 8
u q: s35. 900, atty. + Snow. 10 Wall st
FAILB ST. 900. =, 31lp. Kelly 10
d " Cohen. e0iO 18th sy prior mtge 81. S0o) ;
July a. yrs; 6fo; $1,000; atty Iolleris'
10 TINDLAY Az, " :. 5l5s n 16gth St.
~ sxico: Louise II Goodwin TO Edmont
Realty Co 535 l. i65th 81 prior mtge -, 400 f;
Aug & due Jan l. 1918: Sc; s., 200; atty, i T
schubert 53J 4 l66th 81.
HOUGHTON Az, 5, HlS Cssuehlll
av. 80 4N66: Cannon TO y suburban 60.
IS per q nsso ~ L 18th st; July 81:
instaIls; Sc; $780, atty. II II Bergman, S2l9
JACKSONVILLE Az. n g cor Richardson
av 100 9xl50x22l; Amer Real Est 90 10
Augusta 81 de Peyster 81 al u + Sth st;
aug s: ST. 900; atty Title Ins 4 Trust co.
LOTS 1903 and i0i. map lOl, lots sold by
y Day: Johanna Schlosser 10 Harriet
canning 27s7 W 30th 81. Bklyn; June ., que
Jan I. 1915: 5000; atty N Canning. IL
WILLIS Az. cor 18Th st. SOAiOO' L C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST 8.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, 475; John Downey ct al,
trus. sgt James II Naughton foreclosure
OF mtg; sttys, Montgomery & Peabody.
127TH ST. 20 W: Sarah Dahlman sgt
Jacob Wiener ct al foreclosure OF mtg
atty. NJ Pames
124TH ST. All +; Giovanni Guslielmetti
ct al agt Michael Gagllsrdi ct al (foreclos-
ure Of mtg; atty, l. Schafrsn.
i2JTH ST. 532 w John ii Lambert sgl
Edwin Walton ct al (amended fore
closure Of mtg; atty. F Hoar.
10th ST s, 20 Of Madison av.
19xiOO11: United states Trust Co of y Y
agt Mary Crotty e. al foreclosure OF
mtg: attys. Stewart & Shesrer.
i3STH ST. ;. 80 W OF Amsterdam sv
81. 6xp9ll Benjamin Mordecsi Ct al sgt
Hepry y Braude ct al foreclosure OF mtgJ
CANAi. ST. ~: David stern agt Jacob
Rubin ct al CcountercIaim); atty. B
Poliak.
18TH ST. SIS, 1875 e Of sth sv, 1851
pa.11: Robert II. Oakley. trus, agt Bernard
w Fischer ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty.
L r Connel
18TH ST $. 100 W OF I'd sv. 2oXioo.5.
Doris Schwartz agt Isaac Danziger ct al
faction 10 declare conveyance void. etc)
atty l. NJ Wallstein.
2OiST ST. Academy ct and Harlem River.
y; L T Hungerford Brass and Copper
Co agt United Electric Light and Power
co faction 20 foreclose mechanics lien)
atty. & Frazer.
SoTH ST. sos W; 52d st. 32I and 32s W.
9th av. III 10 rs. sd 81. 40s w. and sd
st. 4O5 TO 3li W: Joseph " l. Striker agt
Marie harrington ct al (psrti;ionJ; atty.
q II Halves
STARTLING Az. n Z. % Of Olmstead
aN, 2JxlOO: George Hause AIT Westchester
Woodworking 60 ct al foreclosure OF
mtg sttys, Neios van Uerseo os r,ro,,..
Robert G Schlegel agt Pictro Serrlli 81 al
foreclosure Of MTG, atty. N McHugl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-07
WILLS FILED.

CHRISTOPHER HACKETT July 20:
more than $50 600 real estate, more than
s. 900 personal To Joseph Hackett, son,
IS 600; John Hsckett. son, $4,000; Helen
Mueller daughter. 50. 800; Regina Lillian
an6 Ethel Josephine Hamilton, grsndchil-
drcn, 81 400 each. Mary Bamberry, Eliza
McDermott and Katherine Fitzgerald. Sis
ters. SO a month each. A. 7. d B. B.
Payne. attys.
ANNIE O'NEILL June i3); more than
$4,000 real estate, more than $4,000 per
sonal Entire estate to Matthew J. O'Brien,
a friend, who was also made executor I'M
der the will. Walter Scott Kennedy, atty.