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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Not So JoviaI Then.

After all, the train was forty min
utes behind time, so the stationmas-
ter was perfectly justified In feeling
pleased with himself, the railway and
the world in general
A solitary waiting passenger was
morbidly Weighing himself on an au-
tomato machine, and when he
stepped off it the jovial official pro-
ceeded to talk to him.
Wonderful thing the railway sye-
tenn, sir!" he chirped. "I do really
believe that even the general public
is at last beginning to realize the
marvellous improvements that have
taken place on this line in recent
years!"
That's true" answered the morbid
one. "1 know of no line that has so
many things constantly in the public
eyes as this one"
The station-master was delighted.
II am more than glad to hear you
say so, SIR" he chuckled, rubbing his
hands together. 'And would you mind
naming them?"
The waiting passenger looked PEN
Aively down the platform.
"Cinder," said he.-Exchange
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Hahnes Will Be Saturday Evening Shoppers
Gift Handkerchiefs !--And Ruy Them at Hahne's

-Women's ColOred and White
Crepe de Chine Handkerchiefs
at 25c.
--Children's Handkerchiefs, in
pretty boxes Of three and six,
at from 15e to s1.00 the box.
Kewpie Handkerchiefs. l0e
each. Box of three. -. .25c
-Women's Initial Handkerchiefs
Box OF 6................ @. .29c
Each 1Oc, or box of .59c
Each 12hc, or box OF 8. .75c
Each 25c, or box of 6....$1.45
Newest wide hem handker-
chiefs, white and colored, at
12Hc to soc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
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No Distraction.

A Broad street business man was
joking a friend about his residerca
In a certain dreary district of JERSEY.
Why do you live there, anyhow
he asked
So as to save money"
'Ts food any cheaper?''
''On the contrary 1t is slightly more
\ expensive"
n How do you save, then?'
\ mo opera, 5000 year; no cafe
meals. $500 a year; no theatres, S40C
q year; no taxicab fares $50 a year;
no distractions of. any kind, $75 a
year."
"See here, ola top" expostuiated
the Broad street man. Couldn't you
save money IL you diedT--New York
Times.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18

.WOmen's Initial Handker-
chiefs-Put up in pretty holi-
day boxes, six in box; some
with three different patterns In
box; at from 29c, 59c, 75c, s5c,
S1.00, $1.45.
-Women's Hand Embroidered
corners and edges, at 25c, SOC,
69c, 75c, CSC, $1.25 up TO $500.
-Women's Lace Handkerchiefs
Princess, Duchess, Arme-
nian, Venise and Val. lace
edges, at Csc, SOC, 75c, csc,
$1.25, up to $500.
in suitcases,
sleighs, trunks, hobby horses,
ETC., at from 25c to s1.OO the
box.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18

Mems Initial Handkerchief
Pure linen; come six in box;
block, script and Longfellow
initials.
Each 12hc, or box Of 6. Use
Each 19c, or box Of g.. 800
Each Csc, or box OF g.. SLAB
Each 39c, or box OF 6. 1925
Each SOC, or box Of 9. $3.50
Mems Colored Handkerchiefs,
pure linen and silk, 25e, soc,
75c each.
Mems White Silk Initial Hand
kerchiefs, made Of fine quail
ity China, 25c, SOC, Toe, csc,
SIPS each.
Mems Plain Linen Handker-
chiefs. l2Iic. 19c, 25c, 39c,
soc, 75c each.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Surprising Results.

"The head of our concern decided
to have everybody undergo an ef-
iciency examination and apportion
the jobs accordingly"
How did it turn out?''
THE office boy won the managers g
job and the manager couldn't pass at
all."-Louisville Courier Journal.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
A Sure Proof.

Belle-That fellow Jones has no in
herent chivalry in his nature.
Nell--How do you know?
Belle-Did you notice how he sided
INTO the parlor and what shrinking
1pprehensive look he gave to see If
any mistletoe was hanging around7-
l3altimora American.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
$500 Chiidren's
Coats at $2.98

"A special LOT of children's
Coats-just in time for Christ
mas-would make an ideal
and sensible gift FOR the young
folks. These are of chinchilla,
corduroy and heavy wool mix
tures-in exceptionally pretty
styles and colors; in sizes 2
TO 6 years.
$3.50 Children's BOnnets at CSC
-Children's Bonnets OF fine
white plush-in pretty styles;
tastefully trimmed with ribbon
"a very pretty and serviceable
gift.
$1.50 Children's Sweaters at 9Sc
-Children's fine wool Sweat
ers-extra heavy; pretty stitch
high neck; a good assort-
ment of colors; sizes "a to %.
Children's Fine AlI-Wool Coat
Sweaters, s1.9S-M a nni S h
stitch; high neck style; with
two pockets; in good colors;
sizes "a to %.
gECnNn Ey 0Ou -.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Carried Out.

Bill--Jake said he was going ia
break up the suffragette meeting the
other night Were his plans carried
out?
~. ~. Jake -Exchange
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
No Sinecure.

de man dat's easy skeered," said
Uncle Eben, "don't allus lead peace
full life. Sometimes he gifts regular
lob pervidin' amusement fob folks dat
likes to watch him run.'--Washington
Star
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
GiUe Gloves

OlOe 6lOOeS
---Women's Gloves at $2-Wom-
ems Jouvin & Gle washable
glace kid gloves, in white and
black; sizes 51z to 8; priced
at ........... Sz.OO
--Women's Gloves, S1.25 to S1.50
-Women's 6 and 8-button
Biarritz Gloves, in all white,
and white stitched with black;
priced at. ...S1.25 and $50
--Women's Kid Gloves, S1.50-
Women's real French Kid
Gloves, in all white, black
stitched with white and white
stitched with black; three pearl
ball buttons; very special.$1.50
Mems Gloves at S2.25-Men's
Adler make gray deerskin
gloves with one large pearl
clasp; Paris point stitching and
English thumbs; sizes Z TO
81; price. S2.25
Mems Gloves at S1.50-Men's
Fownes and Adler make gloves
in cape skin; in tan only; sizes
7 to ga; price. ...... .Sl.5O
--Women's Gloves, $1.65-Wom-
ems Jouvin & Gle glace-
kid gloves, in two clasps; silk
point and Paris point stitch
ing; all sizes. .........s1.65
Boys and Girls Mittens and
Gloves, Csc to s1.75-Boys'
and girls wool, glace kid,
mocha lined and unlined nit
tens and gloves; all sizes and
styles; price. 25c to S1.75
Mems Gloves at So to $3.50
Mems Prix sewn English walk
ing gloves in tan with English
thumbs; DENTS make; priced
at ....... 50, SIPS and $3.50
-Women's Gloves at $500
Women's two-clasp gloves;
DENTS make; in tan and black;
sizes 515 to 7; price. $500
--Women's Gloves at s1.25-
Women's one-clasp Prix seam
walking gloves with white
Paris stitching, in assorted
tans; sizes So to ~;
price ........ 20
4SATN XVI nnn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Sl.5O HOuSedreSSeS
Special at 9Sc

--Women's House Dresses OF
percale, gingham, chambray
and seersucker-in high and
low neck styles; three-quarter
and full length sleeves; with
and without combination sailor
collar; sizes SO to 46, but not
in every style.
$3.50 House Dresses, $I.49-Of
gingham, chambray and per-
Gale, in low neck style, with
and without vest effect; TRIM
med with combinations or em-
broidery; full skirts with deep
hens.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
COcOanut Creams, 20c ID.

Milk Chocolate Covered Cocoanut
Cresms-yery toothsome: made ii
our own Candy Kitchen from the
purest Of materials; special tomor-
row at, the h., pc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Undermuslins
for Gift=Giving

Dainty Undermuslins-hnely
made; put up in pretty holly
boxes -
Corset Covers at 50c-made of
fine nainsook, elaborately
trimmed with dainty laces and
embroideries; perttily finished
with ribbons.
White PetticOats at 75c-of main
sook and cambric. trimmed
with wide embroidery ruffle
and laces, run with dainty rib
bon.
Nightgowns at 9Sc--of very fine
nainsook, in a variety of at
tractive styles, elaborately
trimmed with the daintiest of
laces and embroideries; ribbon
finish.
Combinations at 9sc-of very
sheer nainsook, in drawer and
corset cover style, or petticoat
and corset cover effect; trim
med with laces and embroid-
cries.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
POinSettiaS
at 49c

We have just received 200
pots OF beautiful blooming
Poinsettias, some of which
are mixed with asparagus
ferns; every plant is in
healthy condition; some are
in high pots, others in low
pots, suitable for centre ta-
BILE decoration; a charming
gift indeed; on sale tomor-
row at only Acc each.
All kinds of Potted Plants
Palms, Boston Ferns, Rub
Der Plants, Pandanas, Dra-
cineas, .Aspidistra, Bego-
Mas, Asparagus, Cocoa
Palms, and many others, at
from &C up to $1,000
PLANT DEPT, BASEMENT
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Silk PetticOats
sInderDrice

-lAese petticoats come from a
well-known maker--a maker
who makes only high grade
goods. The materials Of which
these are made are messaline
and taffeta, and they may be
had in all of the seasons most
wanted and desirable shades.
They are divided into three
lots, as follows
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
$500 Finger Grip
Eyeglasses Sl.9S

Our famous Hahne Finger
Grip gold-fllled mounting, with
large periscopic lenses that fit
any nose, including, free, either
gold-flled chain or fancy
case and screwdriver; value
$500, at only $3.50.
Opera Glasses at $500 to $17.9S
Field Glasses at $500 to $3.50
Spy Glasses at 39c to $500
Reading Glasses at 25c to $3.50
L0rgnettes at S2.9S to $10.50
Eyeglass and Spectacle Cases at
15c to $500
Eyeglass Chains at 25c to S3.00
Eyeglass Hooks at I0c to 75c
Thermometers at 15c to $3.50
Stereoscopes at 39c to $500
SterO Views at &c to 10c
Automatic Eyeglass Holders at
SOC to $2.75
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
$500 Memo Corsets
Special at $50

Discontinued models these
Kopservice Corsets for full
flgures-low bust with front
cores of semi-elastic Lastikops
cloth TO prevent pressure at
waist and over gastric region;
regular $500 corsets at $3.50.
$500 Memo COrsets at S1.50
For slender and medium fig-
ures, with the new easy front,
long skirt and low bust; in odd
sizes; regular $500 corsets at
S1.50.
COrsets at 69c
r. & c., w. B., Thomson's
Glove Fitting, P. N. and War
ner's Rustproof corsets: lace
and embroidery trimmed; sew
eral good models; special at
69c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
$3.50 Messaline Pettic0ats,
Special at S1.50
$500 Messaline Petticoats
Special at s1.9S

IECOND FLOOR
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18

Pillows worth up to g 20
$6.75, special at. ~-O/
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-12-18
Gift Booths! !!

Special Booths, each with an ar
ticle at a price-where quick and
easy shopping may be done
Special Booths at 25c
Special Booths at SOC
Special Booths at S1.00
EHru.rr1 ~ Oox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Realty Notes,

/. VI. Mosauer G. Co. were brokers in
tho recently reported sale by Abraham
Gussow OF 10 East 10th st. The pur-
chaser is Max Lesserman. who owns
the adjoining property at l2 East
116th st.
Charles +. Cathie has removed his
Office from $50 Ogden av. TO 80 East
AID ST.
Hubert Peck & Sons negotiated the
sale OF the tenement houses 452 and
asa West 3lst st. for Herman Weiss to
The Castle Realty Company, sold Mon
day.
Hughes g. Hammond have placed FOR
Nathan Marcus n first mortgage Of
Sl05,o00 at per cent Tor five years on
the new nine story Office building at
the northeast corner of Canal and
Chrystie SITS.
There will be o meeting OF the Har-
lem Property Owners Association this
evening al I4i East l25th st.
The Gross & Brown Company was
appointed agent by Brown. Brothers OF
inc eigh: story building at 1872 to 1876
Sixth av., and net S72 TO SIC, as re-
Gently reported. .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24

Blk u; Lots 5i2 ana Sis Blk ls Lots ss2 ~ 70
80. Bik 8: Lots 355 and s36. Bik 10: lot ~ ~
Rlk s. Lots and 81, Blk !. Lot iil blh %,
Mellman Finance and Realty 60 10 o.
Neiss. 1855 Horschel 81 June 10 lmt@ 49,,
500: atty. NJ Weiss co. 10 Wes.ches'ei
PROSPECT Az. 1870, = :. sl.ss llI, IeEs' :.
Daubci Il al 10 Giilis. 20 West IAN 81
.Iure Cputs .s7.sON. 81; at,ys. Abramson =
r. 40 Nassau 81
river Az. . cor 18th st. S97xi@: :.
ZIntc q al 10 T r. Walker. Long Lake. y
y: June 10 mtg 81. O0O 500: atty. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Go. .,-,s.
RIVER Az. r. - n is)th %. lA9ylOiNi' :
xiol.t. Ecbecca p Lenin TO fricans" ~ 10 j.. -
Quincy -. Chicago; June -, ~; at. : hu-
sct.TIiERN BOULEVARD. ". =. 9ei
Westchester av. l3e.lovi5Sl; NJ Klein TO !.
schubert and sno. 20 West 4ith y !I inis
So lOOl May 8; 500: atty. lawyers llue
lnaurance AMI Trust 90 40,
sOtrTHEWN BOULEVARD. s92. . r. tzN
i9' i 69cI9 4b Ia rSssar nj So o0 400
atty. Lawyers Title Insurance and trust -.
18TH ST, n =. 1919 " cypress aN. on"
100: l. Barnard ct al 10 Nobo Eea'ty 20.
i15 18th 81 June -; 81; atty Neoo Rea's
18TH sT sws. 1864 p r Timpson d. 20 s.
$780, Nachtigali 20 W y Kenny CO. 81
Bway: June 4; 81; atty, l. r. ! \ T GO. o.,
100. also Eiton av. N W cor 18Th IT. 2oN'O i
i.ese 10 cedar Construction Go. 50 Nassau 81
Junc O.; 81: attys. Lose q GO, - Nassau a,i
gS,TII ST. - s. 4ji.3 " White Plains rd'
s49xllAG: II 81 Godfogle, ref. TO II G Ger
iards. eeG3 Marion av: April "a $500 ATTY
ss5TiI ST. n 8, iO5 White Plains rd %. 5x
iiAG: II NJ Goldfogle. ref. 10 VI & Gerha :, =.
ec5s Marion ay; April q 1900; atty,
1 Co ., -.
egrH ST. n 9. }552 white Plains fd'
also cSjth ST. n g. SO So Whitc rams l~s
.G3X1tAG. NJ Stc.nboclS TO ~ G Gt.hard-' -'''
Marion av; June s; s.: att, Y T 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
7AeRe>a2l Estate );
)Market
Women Chief Figures in
Story of June %"

auspices of the Atlas Advertising
Agency.
There will be many interesting
athletic contests, including swimming
matches. track events, tennis tourna-
ment and a baseball game in Oriental
costumes.
First, second and third prizes in
each event have been donated by
mary leading advertisers, including a
box az the Hudson Thestre given by
courtesy of The Dummy Company. 4
championship cup, donated by Reed q
Barton, will be awarded to the winner
Of the greatest number Of points.
Abou. scycnty-!ive newspaper rep
rcsentativcs will be at the outing
Some fifteen or twenty automobiles,
donated b. leading agents and manu-
facturers, will leave the Atlas Adj
vertising Agency's Office, at 45O Fourth
av.. at II o'clock tomorrow morning
After arriving at Manhattan Beach,
the representatives, viii be enter
tanned a. luncheon and dinner by Jo-
seph =. Greavcs, MANAGE OF the
Oriental Hotel, and W. 3. Boswortn'
vice-prcsident Of the Manhattan
Beach Estates. In the evening, AFTER
dinner. the courtesies Of Luna Park
will be extended to the guests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Brooklyn Sales.

Otto Singer, the we'll known Brook
lyn builder, who is operating eXten-
sively at Kings Highway, adjacent TO
the new Sea Beach subway, reports
the following sales Of his old English
onc-family dwellings,: 1856 West 10th
ST.. to Ferdinand Winkelvos5; us
West 10th ST., 20 Clarence A. Wedel;
Zap West 10th St, to Henry Bergman;
1894 West 9th St, to Charles Pack;
1904 West 9TH ST., to Wesley Black;
1887 West 9Th St.. to GenevIeve Mac
donald. and 17l5 West 8th ST., to Her
man Van ROOycn.
The McInerney-Kli Realty Com
many sold the dwelling at the south
west corner of Vandervecr Place and
East 23d ST., 2Ox1OO feet, for the Goell
Construction Company to Herman
Lullmann.
The A. G. Calder Building Company
sold the two story dwelling at 325
Ocean Parkway to A. Hess, who Will
make it his permanent home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Dobbs Ferry House at Auction

To-day at - o'clock noon, at the cN.
change salesroom. II Nescy ST.. the VI.
Morgenthau, Jr., Company, auctioneera,
Will sell at public auction the j. Scott
McComb estate, known as the Rowsley
house. and comprising 1041 acres Of
land, overlooking the Hudson River a.
Dobbs Ferry, y. Y. The property is
within seven minutes walk of the
hobbs Ferry station of the New York
Central & Hudson River Railroad and
has a frontage Of 951 feet on Broad
way and rs feet on Cochran ay., just
south Of Clinton av.
Arrangements have been made to al
low 60 per cent of the purchase price
TO remain on mortgage for three or
FIVE years at 4ie per cent, or 20 per
cent to remain on mortgage for three
OF five years at per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lehuer al"
attorney
JUNE %.

BROADWAY. 2G2S and 2G3o. 5, s. ;o.r,
- ~ L. Low, cxr; $1,000; atty liu"
Guarantee 60. . ,-....
SANE PROPERTY. sept ., l"o4; E.n.la
FITCH to " W Foster and Cnited s 81,
'u AZ WaIl ST.
To1 III man 1880. Hunter estate,
Rom. Sent 6. 1ai1. j Paradise to IL J.
Posi 10 ao " 18th 81. $40.
,DISO% NOW Barnes Az. " g lVo
@ 81 Columbus now Van NesD aN. ~
100. Cct ~. 1918; q Lodes TO ! Gcin' a. a.
s Wr,,fa 60. -o,-
MORRIS Az. 70 W cor NJ lsith S. t".-h
1g5S. sent -: 1905 Marie $ Nouhaine
4 al to Harlem Savings BanN. SIlf""V'
st,y Il NIaplesdou. II Park Row. .,
OTD BRO ADWNN. g. 1881 y OF l,'o'
Of ,.11vIOON5.. 1zH9 8. Dec - lHD". y
NJ and Annie .. PcaU 30 y \ Hoall; $3'VoC'
atty. " Sndh,mcr. 80 Nassau 81
WASHINGTON ~. ltN4. s.. - %,
1Tist S.. @5Vlup 2N-'N9N.n' DeC j. i'V 500,
Mayors so W r Rose 10Y Hls' So S''''
attye. Eos' o. TutzclL rs bWEatt on,
9TH ~, " g, 1I.lo OF l"tW ~ -, 81,
10. H-" II, l3o', me Ma, ''',, S-n 900.
q : clark CooPtrsloWH. - 20 ~,
atfNs Young, \cr fldhck 80 o.
5TlI AN. 81 S. 1851 u or I'm - -@" 80
700: july 20. 1902 same 10 same N'''''0'
att's. same. ...--..,,i.. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Downtown Buildings Leased.

William A. White & Sons have rent
ed the building at $40 Washington St,
extending through to 3l3 West ST. 20
Edward Pritchard; also the building
az "a Moore st. to the Fruit Delivery
Surveyors.
The same brokers have also leased a
loft at 315 Greenwich ST. to Adelaide
p. Brown. q loft at l79 Greene ST. to
Herbert Mothner, a loft at 100 and III
Leonard ST. 20 the Ballow Manufacture
ing Corporation, and l. loft at 17S
Greenwich ST. to Frederick G. Krone.
William A. White & Sons have also
leased Office space at 10 and y Old
Slip TO the Fitz-Awl Coffee Percolator
Company and the Schweitzer Coffee
Company. and Offices in the Franklin
Hudson Building, 100 Hudson ST., to
the Standard Grocery Company and
Nathan Abramowitz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
200 YEAR HARLEM LEASE
Higgins Estate Rents 125th
St. Houses for Theatre Site.

The Higgins estate is reported TO
have leased for period extending over
200 years the group Of twelve build,
ings at 312 to 322 West 125th st. and
32i to 331 West 124th ST. 1t is said the
lessees intend to erect theatre on the
site.
The property has a frontage Of $50
feet in each street and a depth Of POI
feet and is located $50 feet west OF
Eighth av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
RECORDED LEASES.
JUNE %.
Manhattan.

STH Az. GIG store and basement: f.
EemDu.r et al 30 i Maloncv. 500 Sth av;
vrs from Aprii L.. 1913; $1,000; atty. \
WioldT, 2G1 BWay
BROADWAY 2f51. store: w Arm
strong TO a Locwenstcin. 2i7l Bway; 4
yrs II mos from June !. 1914. S2.7OO, atty.
l. j Rondy. - Cedar ST.
ID AN, 4Oi store ana pit basement; p 7
CuSkiey. tTus. - " Gule. 4U4 ID av.
yrs mos from Feb l. 1914; 1850. atty.
r Bailey 1G2 T. sd ST.
STU ST. u O. H.. store floor and pit cellar.
Horrcr TO j Mittel and ano 100 T. 4th
81. I YES II mos from June Is 1914; SgSI.
ATTY. l. Applebaum. 100 Nassau ST.
Sd Az, 30. moving picture theatre: y
Slborsteln TO Fannie Sozia 2Gl2 Sth ay:
Yrs ~ mos from June H.. 1914; $1,000
nth ST. - W. store and basement.
Elizabeth W MORGAN o. al 10 II Korschner
and auo. 2lS% Sth av, > yrs from April
J.. 1914. $500, attys, kirschner 6 s, -
w nth ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.

The following trausa ctions were recorded a.
the Manhattan Real Estate Exchange yes
friday:
BY Bryan l. Kennedy
ITH Az. 3ll-lJ. 8 cor 18th ct. 7s1x56 Tx
,S@Xoh,; three sly tennis ana stores; I'D
journed 20 July O.
by y. H. Mayors.
7TH Az i2i w s. A. S3i ST. ~ 3xs9 l6x
irrtg; 4 sly tonmt and stores, sola TO the
plaintiff for $1,000
by Henry Brady
RROOME So. 500 7s9. s. COZ Mott st Gss
l'O y SXl0SXi0SXl0s.$. two ety tcnmts and
stores; sold 10 a Franci for sl73915.
BY NJ Morsenthsu jr, Co.
18th ST. 3u T.. 80 W ist ay. 25xlO0 >: s
SN tenmt and stores. sold 10 the plaintiff
FOR 81. 900.
AZ The BronN Excl arre:
by J.. IT, Mayors
10TH ST, 73l r. cor Clinton av, % *
ls5; also Clinton az. 1870, 9, o. u 10th ST,
10 5N3Oc. two sty dwiss; sold TO the plain
tn for So 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Apartment Leases.

Dcugias /. Gilman & Co. nave leased
au apartment OF ten rooms and three
6athc II the new building at 7j5 Park
az. to Julius a. Meyer; an apartment il
the new building al lO3 Eas, seth ST..
10 Charles Eastman; at 122 East sgd ST..
an apartment 20 Grenville T. Smelling;
at . East 49tn ST. an apartment to Will
lam w. Morgan; a large apartment COM
pris'ng an entire floor In $40 Park av.
to Norris V. Mundy; Ga apartment at
500 Madison av. for &c Douglas Rob-
inson, Charles s. Brown Company,
agents, 10 Mrs. W. Lanman Bull, and
an apartment at l22 East S2l ST. to
Mrs. h. =. Schuchardt
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JUNE g.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

MsbcI r sherman 90 S Pope 81 a. 81
Gertrude Martinus TO Guaranty Trust Co.
1895 So
W n Powell and ano, cxrs, 20 EthslinI T.
n rritt 81 SEQ
Same Go Alkaline = HcpWo-,h. i2.l59.
Same Co same 2c.1li
Same 20 W " Powell. jr. $50 So.
Virginia : MaCkay Smith CT a. cxTs. 90
NirgiuIs : Mackay-Smith or al. trus 81.
W e. stuart and anp. trus 20 Emma c
Stuart. st.
Abr l. Werner 20 r 4 Beall. 81
Park Mtg 90 GO Italian say Bank. SO Con.
Amy a q Montague 10 Martha Macires-
or 500
old schoo, Realty co .rus. 20 East River
saw lnstn $1,000
J. a Trovbridgc 70 East River say Ins,n.
$1,000
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The Bronx.

.alST sT. 1855 W Iaconia as. for a sly
frame dNlg. eNI. NJ II collins. 1910 j. -5-I
sr. owner. j q Collins. 1870 l. 80 81, archi-
tect. cost S"01.
TRAFALGAK Pr. q s. - 10th st. o sty
hrs tenmt 50NfG. Trafalgar Bldg Co. j W
Dertlrer .O-9 LoWerre Dbl. owner; Boy
land. FurIuam nd ard Webster dv, architect .
cost $500
CABOT 1T and East River. boiler chimney
o. 90 high. Rock Plaster co. on premises.
owner. r Pape. 35j 9Th ave, architect; cost,
e. 30
UNIVERSITY Az. o p. 1851 Burnside az.
three sty br< tennis tNi5N90. University
Ildg co. W Bergen. 10 " ls0th ~. own
ar. " e. Martin. University and Burnside az,
architect: total cost. $1,000
: FREMONT Az. u :. SOS. W 81 av. sty
trs stores. 3iy7110. Becker Boston. oa ner;
q = CLARK al fremont as, architect. cost
s. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Dwelling House Leases.

Shaw & Co. leased the dwellings, 223
West 131st ST. for Electa A. Holmes to
Randolph Smiley; 25 West 18th st.
Tor Sarah NJ. Chapman to Morris Bes-
ser, and 1889 Madison av. for the
Schultz Realty Company to Willis I.
Mead.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for Jacob
X. Levy to DR.. David p. Waldman the
three story dwelling at West 10th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Long Island City Factory.

NJ. & /. Hess have leased for Mrs
Annie Annablc the entire block front
situated at Webster av.. POS feet and
extending 1875 feet back on both Sew
cnth and Eighth avs, Long Island City,
&c the Kazan Carpet Company, Inc,
1115 Broadway. The plot will be inn
proved with a modern two story build
ing, built TO fulfil the requirements of
the Kazan Carpet Company, and will
contain about 10000 square feet. and
be used for the manufacture and reno
waiting of rugs. The lease is for long
term of years q. an aggregate rental
OF 100000.