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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer chartering was active. with rates
showing declines in some cases Frcights or
ferfd moderately and tonnage plentiful QUO
t6tions 20 Liverpool. London and Glasgow "a;
rotterdam. 8i3nic asked. Hamburg 32ie
pfennigs. nominal Bremen. 30 ufennigs. HUI
.'ad. Bristol. 2hd February. Antwerp ID:
>ork. for orders. IS Sd. PICKED ports large
.onnage. IL 9dG1s lOi7d cotton 90 Liverpool.
'er 100 10. 25c CiARTERS British steamer.
- coo cases petroleum. New York or Phila-
alpha 90 Baiphong. saigon and Tourane pc.
ipril MAY. Danish steamer. 80 tons. coal.
philadelphia 10 Buenos Ayres. for orders lie
VI. prompt, British steamer 1881 tons coal.
>Orfoik 10 Rio de Janeiro. 1is prompt. British
steamer. CSC tons cotton Wilmington y q.
70 liverpool or Bremen. 25s prompt British
framcr. lt52 tons. timber. Gulf 90 Rotterdam.
'Ss % March. British steamer. SIS IONS,
.hahcr. Gull 90 Antwerp and Hun. 7Gs 3D.
March British steamer. l9SD tons. cotton two
ports Gulf 40 Antwerp Sjs. February. Swedish
steamer. J. 80 tons. ore. pou or Batogm 20
Philadelphia or Baltimore lis 90. PROMPT. Nor
wegian steamer ZOOS tons ore Huolva 90
Charleston or Savannah. SIS 1919. prompt Ger
man steamer. Lea tons. West india trade. Tour
or i've months. $50 February. steamer. 2423
.nns. coal. Baltimore 20 Tampa. private terms.
prompt. British schooner. 2oG TONS lumber
Brunswick to Funchsl. So. schooner. 93f5
'trs. coal Baltimore TO Boston. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
change salesroom. Nos a and IL Vesey

change salesroom, Nos a and IL Nesey
street:
rs Herber, 4 sherman
i72n ST. SO West. :, ioo q ~ Anin's5n
ave. - ;yoi. -, tenrni. sold ~ ne p"'"
TN FOR Sii.o"T
y, Joseph = usy
LrspENAEp ST. - and -. i.' u
r. Wast nfoadrar. g. nNl'ns,1 SNl"' -
'of' hlig Withdrawn -,
iisrH sr - West % s.. - n ~ l IenoN
a,c. .oNloo N. sty dviE sold to tho pm"
iisTH sr. 10 East. & 8. 2i3o o e 81 FIN it1
ave tsNpXf1ti. sti tenmi. s"l' '" "''
plr'n'ir for St2un .,
icoTU So. 90 last - n - S ,'-.a,l
a,o .gNHlf1. = tft tcn1n'. sold to IN" lf''''
Morcagc S,cuiitce co for Sl-'"
py T. -. Mlvor
flCru IT. - Wet. o. "a. n sc ~ iift1
ase .1Nloo ~. . sig termt and st'res' '"'
to the rlainu0 for s.S""
pr rr,an L. Kennedy.
iiru ST. so West g s. loo n " ~ fle' en-
arc e.yinO !. sfV tenmt and = -iy rear
f.nnit sold 20 tho defendant for Sll'l""'
At The Bronx Exchange:
49, Ilcny Brady
HOFFMAN, ST. so s. 1905 q - 18th 81.
esNpi ~. = ett tormf ard store. ""li IN al"
mel Epstein FOR Slj.">, .-,.....
CLINTON AVE. g g. 7os7 n ~ Jefferson
Place j0x1ii 9N.Gyl12. 20 iiosion N'aa N'oN
20 Is. vacant sold to 'ho plaintiff FOR S'"'
Us George Price.
KELLY 81. S79 50 s.. 2s6 Z, n of l.onSH God
ave. loNi00. s'y tcnmt; sold 20 the pain
1a,TH Sr. ~ East n g. 80 :, = ~ Brook
ave. 2N4XlN1. sty tenmi' sold TO INC pam
TN FOR Sl1 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31

Steel 60 ag' Palermo Bros Inc
10. Engineering Works. confrsrfs, "a ~
BROADWi Y. 22is ~ 2o5s, 49,
Press Brick 60 ag' VIM ws,.,lYU&
Bernheimer and Lehman Bs-nhs... ~
owners; FULTON Building Co rne ~
Tlsischmann Bros 90. con'racfo,. a. -
MONTGOMERY ST: 81 and ~
Tilzer agt Hebrew Kindergarf.n .ke \
Nursery. owner. Philip Repatzky. e,, ss ~
sii0O e''fse>i
22D ST. 100 West: Flank J 49,
eRt Palermo Bros. Inc. owners. r.a
cheering Works. contractor. sis -
9Th AVE ~ cor 18Th a.
Bohn Electric 90 agf Susie = Fi,eh... ee
Burns and Annie De Camn ~
Burns Res'surant and Hotel ca. ...1
frenewaD. $40. @4
WEST END AVE 7s2: Ais.
Shadr 90 ag' T. & VI Holding co axs9
contractor. s2f3 50
The Bronx.
FRTSBY AVE. -. 1852 q
ave. 2Oxi0O. Church p Gate, e, -
Bronx Gas and Electric %. owns,
ander Lists Sons and James co,sx.. ~
tractors. s11G IA -
Old BOSTON POST ROAD
n Of Bailey ave. 55rS5. AccorsI a nst
Nicola Psrrinolli and Fllon,s7s W.
owners: Fiiomena yentrola and 1874
Ecnirols. contractors. tsf,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS t,ss.
JANUARY ~.
Manhattan

sTEDBTNs AVE. =. 81 n ss. ~.
nsinish - az FoEvale Realty Co :;
.sAME PROPERTY. same az, nm.; n,
1913. SOD -
jTH ST CT East. Ernes, P,-,.
Herman Bsumsn q AL Jan ?, 1914 ay -
REEDS MILL LANE IS. flsr
lofson ave Martinelli & sslzsno AZ.
Velfri Of al Dee ~ 1912. s259 AAs
FDGEcOIBh AVE. cor q. r.,
Abraham Roscn az Great centres 80 E
81 al. Jan - 1911. fov bondl t5a7 ~ =
iSr AVE 6i6 N $50. McDoussi A =,
20 agt kips Bay Brewing 90 q al 80
AMSTERDAM AVE. - het 100, 49, g.
sts. McDougall A. Potter 90 aRf AZ. ~.
Z John tho Divine. Jan. % laii ss.r~
PARK AVE. g. bet 3of and >;
Douesh 4 Potcr - agt Max = Rg,is...r-
Jan -. 1915 500 *. '" = q
The Bronx.
r, lAN NEST we hei Natt-ezs a.. =.
New York. New Bafcn a. Harfo,d . )
Jan g. 1919. S75J - "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Loans on Properties.

Eugene j. Busher has placed these ; per
cent mortgage loans. For William Schell-
nous. S1 Ooo on No 454 East hath street;
for Conron Brothers $40 600 on the norm
eaet corner of East 152d street and Brr-
zen avenue and 10000 ON No go Bergen
avenue: for John n. Hechten. SH~o on
Nos. o. and - Columbus avenue. Van
Nest. aud for the Cedar Construction COM
rany. S29G0 on Nos. Sli and ZIG East lo5th
street.
smith & Phelps have placed first mort
gage loan OF $4,000 on the southwest cor
Nor OF Boston Road and Union avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER The local street market Tor cor per
vas firm With lake nominal. cicctr0lvflc 14asQ
l4sc and Cssgirg i4's0lf'sc. standard cop
Per on the Metal Exchange was steady al
"a 80 isc asked for spot. February. March. April
and MAJ. ln London COPPER closed quiet al
fe5 is for spot and fes g "a fcr futures
TN Firm. New York spot and February
30 II 40 i2iac. March. 80 g54fO 25c. Arm
and NAV. soM4n 3Sc. June. 30Q ~ 5Oc London
iin closed al u.s. IS FOR spot and fiS3 los FOR
futures.
LEAD STEADY. View York spot. 4c5Q4 Zoe:
Last -. Louis "a t05c London lead closed a
40
SPEITER steady. New York spot. H35G
4ac. East -. Louis. . 2oU5.3oc London
s9eitrr closed ~ i2i los
IRON Niddlosboro No 3. SIS 80 London The
local market war steady with No ] foundry
Northern quoted sl5ast ~ end No Northern.
NJ southern and soft Sl4 fhQSls IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Dwellings Leased.

The r. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson Com
pany rented for the Greyceurt Realty
Company. Joseph Polstein. president. the
dwelling house No. II West S2d street to
Lola Yberri.
SCHNEIDER & Liebler leased 10 Ernest
Klein the dwelling house No. 10 East go
street for a term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Westchester County Sales.

William IS. Young purchased from WE'LL
A. Bell the cottage on plot NXl00 feet on
Anderson avenue, near White Plains
Road Scarsdalc.
] T. Hayden sold 10 Ada Jones for occu-
pancy a two story stucco private dwelling
on Chaurccy avenue. Huguenot Park.
New Rochelle. The building occupies a
Mot s0xlOe feet.
The Briarclm Realty Company sold for
Belle j. Erhardt her property at kitcha-
wan. Yorktown, consisting OF 10 acres.
with residence and outbuildings. nold AT
5000.
u. Nelson Ehrhnrt sold for A Cayron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Loft for Dancing Academy.

The loft above the store in the two
story building on the south side Of 4Sth
street between Broadway and Seventh
avenue, is 10 be converted into dance
hall by the Broadway and Seventh Ave
nue. COMPANY The plans fled yesterday
by Shire & Kaufman, architects indicate
that SlO0li is to be spent for the altera-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET
fBy Telegraph 70 The Tribuuel

fHy Telegraph % The IrIbunel
PHILADELPHIA Jan. 3o-The local wool
market shows little change from last week.
except that prices show p tendency upwards
pea'srs still refuse 20 make any concessions
tc make sales which have been somewhat
active Manufacturers must come into the
market 70 secure stocks, and must pay the
dealers prices 20 secure enough 90 I'M their
Immediate needs The supply 81 light al
present. but with only q moderate demand
tl.ere will be enough for manufacturers until
tho clip arrives Mills are Increasing their
orking forces. which indicates that bust
rsss IS getting close 10 normal again. For
eign woods are not making much impression
49, dealers are able 10 Offer domestic grades
on low or prices than those quoted on foreign.
sew York fine deiaine unwashed IL quoted al
20 \ 20c while fine medium half blood me-
dIum three-eighths and lower medium quar-
tor blood are quoted at 81 y n 22c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Theatre for 116th Street.

Something new in photo-play enterprises
IS shown in plans filed yesterday for the
construction Of a two story theatre and
roof garden. on a plot, 92sxlm1l feet, at
Nos 1O4 and 100 West ll6th street, for
Mayer s Auerbach. 6. s Sugar, archi-
tect, estimates the cost at $4,000 includ-
ing the roof, which IS also TO be used sor
motion photos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
.fANC AIRY 20.
MA\HATTA\.

Archie Realty Company to Joseph Sagoyit 81.
Frances Wolf 10 Joseph HOFFMAN 81.
Hermlne l. Kriez guardian, 70 John x
kriez: 81
John k Kriez to Northern Bank OF New
Morris W Seymour and ano executors to
Anne 5 Richardson: $4,000
Josephine stein, guardian. 70 Paula Wright
81. s95 IS.
George " s,ivers 10 Emma A stivers: 81.
Cornelius n Van Ness 10 William Haze
Charles 7. Becker. trustee 20 Title Guarantee
and Trust Company three assignments, soOoo.
Revenue Realty co 10 HERNIA Gropel; 81
Susan A Eckhardt 70 ellie Nacht s-.gs.
Charles Minor 20 Allen Construction COM
pany; 81.
Allen Construction Company TO Margaret c
Hoey; 81.
Giiscppina Tucker 10 Freehold Construction
Atlantic Mortgage Corporation TO COLUMBUS
Knickerbocker Trust Company Association
three mortsagesl: 81
New York Trust company 10 City Mort ga g.
Company: 81.
city Mortgage Company 10 New York Prot
estant Episcopal City Mission Society. $4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company
TO Hannah Levy; $500
Foxyale Realty Company 10 Margare, Knox;
$1,000
Belle De Young 10 sara Freudenbers, 81. sos.
Sidney Hickox to August Funck; $500
Mar6aretha p Meyer to Margaretha z Meyer,
S. 500.
Eugene lichtenberg 10 Margaret Bu-
chanan: 81.
Belle g Bernheimer and ano executors. 70
Bella 6 Bernheimer Association tsix mort
ga ges): 81.
Edmond T Heck 10 Emma Pagendorn 81. 0oo
Cornelius y Van Ness TO William f Have
meyer. trustee 81
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY 30.
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Movies Near Sherman Square.

her president and T.. y. Eltonhcad treas
urcr' leased from Bessie r Houghton. OF
South Orange. y j., Nos. 206 and 3s
Amsterdam avenue. 4oX65 feet. in the
sherman square section for twenty-one
wears. on "a not rental basis. The lessee
will improve the site with one story
photo-play house with seating capa ,ity
Of about iO0. from plans by William Tyson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
III AaeRfAAl Estate
LARGE Tenement Houses
on Upper East Side Sold

his residence. on Now York avenue White
Plains. \. v. on plot l0'N2io feet. 10 ~. +.
Haines. -,
Edward VI Wcst Inc. sold for g.. w
Chapman residence ON Prospect street
near Lexington avenue. Nhltc llaiis'
y y 10 Miss Merton ANGEL
Fish X Marvin have rented Tor W.
White Plains Construction Company thclr
house on Oakway. Scarsdalc. 10 John W.
Appcl. ir.. Of John Wanamakcr n co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Long Island Acreage Sold.

Ward & Ward sold for W VI. Bucheit.
jr. loc acres AZ West Neck. Huntington.
Long Island. with about 500 feet shore
frontage on Lloyds Harhor. Huntington
Bay and Harbor The property had bee n
hdd at q 600 an acre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31

s. Louis. Jan. 5o-CATTLE-Receirts $50;
fair demand for good grades az steady prices
steers. S7QS9 80; yearlings. s. 50QS9 IS; heif-
steers s. 76GSs HOGS Receipts 1000: &C
tive and 1O6l5c higher; choice medium 20
heavy weights S. 5OdSS so. bulk % sales. g 50
ass 80. packers, IS 20d$s -: lights. 81 goa
IS 25: pigs s. 5OGSs SHEEP Receipts, 800;
supply email: good grades iu demand az steady
prices: lamhs S7dS7 90: common ana medium
lambs 81 1881 yearllngs SO 650S7: mutton
sheen g. lOTSS 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31

So. New York ana Eastern Realty 70 20 i.n s
r,iun,. fT.5 Madison ave: Jan - fprior mig
SO oOo). yrs. s pNr cent. $500 attorney -
f}ardarh $50 BROADWAY. -
e7GTH ST. cast one haf lof Do '','p
Wnkened aOxfi4 Michael Romeo ~ Cnarotts
u illfans ccfO - pa,nnond's ave. Jan n. due
Ian T. 1917. per cent. slVo' attorneys
u fffameon & Fell 3Gf Alexander ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Buver of Historic Site.

The Congregation B'nai Pischen IS the
purchaser Of the dwelling house No. 1856
Henry street. the sale OF which by Mrs
Edward I.evorich, a descendant Of Hen
drick Rutgers. was announced in these
columns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
RECORDED LEASES.
tNith name and address Of lessee
JA%CARN 30.



AVENUE T.. : an. To-. hail. Louis Schal'r
To- Scharler s. Co. 10 srs from Jan J.. l"'
5000. address. and 10 Avenue -. ,,,,
BROADWAY. l6l5 T. 1879. COZ ~
st. the roof and sign thereon. samuel blu -
al 20 Partola Manufacturing 60. yrs u''"
Feb % 1914 s. 800 address. 100 i az.
CARMINE ST g. an. Harry Iiroa"man :"
LAFAYETTE Lebcrt. yrs from May J. I''''
81 400. address. Newark. y f.
80 AVE. rs East. all: estate Of John taetn
to Miehalcna Baranski; BIZ YRS from PEI"
l. 1914. $3.50. address rs East 81 -
10Th ST So East eaq; store; Isaac toh'h
10 Abraham hoffman. , BIZ yrs from teo l.
1914. 5000. address, - East 10Th ~.
9TH ST. Il West. lst floor. John hehy: -
to Esther Speigcl. 81 yrs from Dec J. ISL
81 2c0. address. 1i West il7th -.
18TH ST. 81 West. n :, 2J19l II. tne AN
Francis T.. ogden 10 commercial TRUCKING ana
Terminal Corporation; Il yrs from Jan l. 1870
500. address % Blocker ST.
18TH ST So West. s 2ox9l II, the lahI'
Mary N sherman TO same q yrs from Jan l.
1913. $500. address same as above.
eO'rH IT. g. $50 II Of llth ave- JOxsl u,
the land; Katharine + Moore 10 same; = yrs
from Ian l. 1919 81 500 address. same as above.
10TH ST % and 81 East all; Parker
Dcaue 70 Isaac Rubin and ano; yrs from May
1913. 81. 000 address 49, East 18Th, 81
LEWIS ST $50. all: Eva stern y eamue'
Schwartz: . yrs from Feb I, 1914. 5000 ad-
dress 35s East sth 81. 49,.
lSlST ST 55s. centre store. Atlantic HeaIE
co 20 Stathes Constan and ano. 8 yrs from
oct I. 1914. q. COO. address. 52s West 1874 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
LIS PENOENS.
JANI AIRY 70
Manhattan.

i1sTH ST li and Is West. wo, y,hs u
Esther Levin @ al foreclosure - NTH: 4.
torney. y Freedman.
sTH AVE. 2fJl. Dora Schiller agi MAI A
HcrzoG - M foreclosure % mtg attorrst
Wolf q kohn
CHARLOTTE ST. 1917. Martin y INK v
Fleisc amann Realty 90. Inc q, al lamfris
foreclosure or mtg. attorneys. Roeikel. ap
& Stger.
l2sTH ST. IS. 1870 n Of 5th ave 2osssg
Alfred e Garcia ssr Eliza r knights lses
OF levy. attorney. $ " Fleischman.
WEST ST. 5. 1865 Il % Morris 4 Es
ls1sx irreg; Life Insurance % a.
Cunard Realty 90 81 al foreclosure q nir.
attorney q " Hubbell
The Bronx.
30 AVE. sw cor ~ 1924 -. soaloJi. Pal
" Hartwig AIT Corgil Realty 90 iacir, q
foreclose mechanics henl. ftiorneN /
Turk.
PROSPECT AVE. cor ~ Boston Rst
79.3xli64, William Schmidt sSt Jcserhis
Hertz 81 al faction 10 foreciosf mecnsnc'
LEM: attorney. " Bryant
i53D ST, cor % Morris ave. io3tse
Chauncey Anderson AIT Friedman Really y
81 al faction 10 forccloso mtg. aiiornsr
Anderson. ] a \
RATHGATE AVE, . q = ~ ~
BOUNDARY line between lots II and ~. nap
Adamsville. 25Xio0. Howard WE ~
Charles GuggOlz 81 al foreclosure OF ~
attorney. - W Iaqucs
RATHGATE AVE. n = - n ~ o ~,
ST. 3i6xloO: Amelia Wiegand Az V<I
Realty & Construction co forsclo'sfs q 70
attorneys. Amend A 4. Ia
GERMAN PLACE. cor lA'ln 81 -'nr
PAYNE Estate agt August rchiccA y ~
closure OF Mtg. ATTORNEYS. Reeves J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS
JANUARY 20
Manhattan
Manhattan.

1ieTH IT. iOf and JOS vo.,. ..
theatre and roof garden - sxiO IT, W -
hach. % East - s. onncr. sss., =
west va 81. ar.hre.f cosl SPOON
The Bronx.
ijsTH sT. r cor o. rlor Az.
brk tenmt. 5oXlo3u. i77d stree, Irn,,s..-v
co. Aaron Muller. - West ig.d ~ -
owner; kreymtorz Architectural 20 ,r.se,-.
cost 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tie following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate En-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
The Bronx.

CONCORD AVE. 81. store. etc; Frank
Ncuhorger and ano 70 Hugh cameron. yrs
from Feb I. 1914: $40. address, 81 Concord
ave 500,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD y cor ~ lt9d
81. part OF 20 floor. Redwood Realty 60 10
go Tuck. 5 yrs from Jan /. 1914. $3.50; al
dress o., 81 ave. 49,.
80 AVE. e772 all. Moritz Pollock 10 Mar
+ Helser. 3 3-i2 Yrs from FEB !, 1915 S-'fo''
address. oS5 East s'th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
The Bronx.

WHITE PLAINS AVE 300i tossrys,~
store and dwg. 2jXi4. OiinylNe Really 10 -
- Brien. 10 Dey e.. president Owner. Jekr u
BATHGATE AVE ~ cor 1924 = al
ST. ork store ana tcnmt - 5xg9 .. ! f>,',
40 East J2f ST. owner oscar fstirs.
West 3lst ST. architect. COST 5000
Sd AVE. a cor iT3d ~. fo a ? ST. Va.
store. 32X32. Howard coorer. 49, 9th ags ss<
er Arthur Welser. 2Ii West i2jth .. s-s.
t,ct. cost, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY n
Manhattan.

18Th IT. s.. between Broadway go IN
ave. ~ sty stOrc and l0ns. Brostr,' 80
seventh Avenue CO. 7i9 Broadsa, ,--'
shire y ksufman. 373 ith ave. arcsn~,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31
Tho Bronx.

ARTHUR ST. " r. 3e.s'fi 81 18TH 81, 25x
81 SN25yii.a. Sancris Cinella 10 Antoinetta
Iodice. 259s Arthur ave; Jan -; 500, attor-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-31

FOR HOMES In the real country near New
York consult The Country Home I.esEue.
10 West AID street. Phone $3.50 Madison
The Marshall republican., 1914-05-08

49,
Claude r. Abnsy to, G, w. and r,
g. Swell. trustees, e. " lot 8, rs;
bik.s12. Marshall, 100000. I.
Roy Bursard to Conrad Oser. strip
30 BY geo feet, see 1O-5o-2k 800.
Ema Jan Biggs to Martha J. Pan.
nell. lot 3 and 4. blk. So, College
Add, Marshall. $4,000. ~
Chss. w. Bridges and c. II. Tucker
trustees 70 Alfred Miller. lot Z, blk.
9, Grandview Add, Slater. $4,000.
LaCross Lumber Co. to John Rup-
pert. lot Fl. blk. 10, Slater. s1.soo.0o
WIN. y. sinuett to Jesse "A. and
Mary Z. Tennell, Me-, Me-, Sec. Is,
5i,1s and Is feet south end We, sE.,
Sec. 7-51-19, $4,000.
Michael Jaeoby to John wingfieid,
lot IL. Jacoby and Crockett Add,
Marshall. $4,000.
Edith II. Gibson to A. J. and Alice
Graves. pit. Sc ". Sec. 15-50-2I, s1,-
10000.
Michael Jacoby to d. y. stent, lot
5, blk. 2. wettscks, Add, Nsrshall,
$1,610.0O. ed
Alice F. Graves to S. ]. and y. IL.
Gibson. 90 acres in Sec. 3o-50-2e,
$4,000
Emmette 2. Smith to Roy Burgard.
lots y, 4, block 4 and lot 3, block G.,
Davis add. Marshall. t1.00.
Roy Burgard to Emmetie p. Smith
30 acres section 25-51-2i.,sI.oO.
Robt. II, Land to Arthur, l.. MIL
Ter. 1874 acres section a, t-5i-is
and 80, ~34-52rie. si2.2Is.2o.
H. II. Gwinn to Ruth owinn. lot g.,
block 10, Bakers s. E. Add. slater.
$4,000.
Chas. u. Piper to Harry y. Muller.
about " acres. section 2-5I-20. e75o.
BEETLES 8. Allen to Robt 8. rorquar
20 acres. section ~31-51-ls. $500.
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t:aESS CONTRACT WILL
/ Be AWARDED 1T ONCE
REPRESENTATIVES HERE ALL
DAY YESTERDAY
ANNOUNCED TODAY
Likely That GreenviIIe Men VIII
Construct Building, Although
Contract Es Not Signed
ANNOUNCED TO-DAY
(From Thursday's DaiIy.l

Anderson was yesterday visited by
contractors and builders from all
parts OF the United States, here to
place their bids on the construction OF
the splendid Kress building, to be
erected in this city within the next
few months. A. !. Wilson of New York
one of the Kress representatives and
Seymour Burrell of New York, archi-
tect for the Kress people, were in
the city for the purpose of receiving
and considering the bids. Eight were
submitted and these were opend yes
terday at noon but no definite decision
could be reached by Mr.. Wilson and
Mr.. Burrell as to who would obtain the
lowest bid was submitted by J T. GAL
1ivan of Greenville for the Gallivan
Building Company by the kress men
would not state whether or not that
company would receive the contract
for the building.
Ii is understood that the Kress men
will consider the plans again today
and they: will probably announce eth
er tonight or tomorrow the name OF
the company to build the handsome
home for the Kress company in this
CITY,.
The new building is to cost between
$4,000 and $1,000, according to a
statement made yesterday by Mr.. Bur-
rell and this will put up handsome
building. although several nf the firmc
bidding on the work had expected it
TO cost over $4,000.
Among those firms bidding yesterday
were Evans Construction Company of
birmingham. F. l.. Graham OF Little
Rock, Ark, r. L. Dixon OF Green's
boro, n. c. and r. n. McEachern or
Douglas, Ga. All these firms had rep
resentatives in the city yesterday and
several other firms also submitted bids
by letter.
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DIR. STEEL WILL,
BE THE SPEAKER
Famous Lecturer Coming To An
derson To Deliver oration On
the Second Reunion Night
(Erom Thursdays naily.)


1t was announced in Anderson ses-
terday that contract had heen closed
with Or. s. A. Steel OF the National
Chautauqua Bureau for the principal
address ON the second night OF the
Confederate Reunion here. DR.. Steel
viii speak at $3.50 o'clock on the night
OF May 2S.
DIR. Steel is native of Mississippi
and at present Is the heall OF a coll
lege for Young women Ill Jackson.
Tenn. His early life was spent amid
the turbulent scense of the Civil War
and he graphically describes the con-
ditions existing at that i:mo in his
splendid lecture, Home E,ie In Dixie
During the War"
The orator for the AudeI son reunion
has long held responsible positions
with the Methodist Church and was
the first general secretary oe The Ep-
worth league. He Is q man of'nationsl
note and Anderson people VIII Hock
Ito hear him.
DR. Steel has hundreds of testimon-
inis. but lie especially values the fol-
lowing from r. W. Horn, Superlntend-
| Snt of Public schools in Houston. Tex
as, and one of the most Intelligent and
successful men in his profession Mr..
Horn said: 81 particularly enjoyed
your lecture the other. nigh: on Home
Life In Dixie. DGing the War. wist
that every school child In Texas ccuil
shear the lecture, and | am sure that II
wonid be pleasant and profitable for
the older people to henr It also. Ny
enjoyment OF IL was only Increased by
the fact that / Ind heard Il once or
,tw lee before. When you enjoy an ad-
dress tho second time even better tina
you did the first, Il shows thar there
must be sonnet ething, at least worth while
IN it, My recollection of the former
hearing is very clear. oven notca
| the details suffeisntiy TO resne.hber
that the former lime. in telIii} q ~.
Eun-Boat story ypu characterig.
Icle Sam as ssen-sirtiye' With the ~ i, 4
4long. and this time you shortened Ii
UP a lIttIe.D