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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04

was presented to the County Board of
kandiyohi County, Minnesota, at a ses-
sion Of said Board held on the 18th day
OF 6 QGto obe; A. 1914. for the action of
Now, therefore, it is ordered that said
petition will be heard by. this Board at
the session thereof on the 9Th day Of
the office Of the County Auditor in the
City of Willmar in said County
And it is further ordered that notice
OF time and place Of such hearing be
given by giving two weeks published
such hearing in three public places in
each of the School Districts to be af-
Iected by said petition and by serving
upon the clerk Of each of said School
ice of hearing. at least ten days before
{sEAI9 appointed N t0f B. S9 JoH Sssc'Se'
Chairman Of County Board, Kandiyohi
Attest: JOHN FE1G,
County %9 So. Auditor Az and Ex-omcio Clerk
Report of Committee on completion
of Harrison was presented and on mo-
ton approved.
Report Of Committee on completion
Of job of road construction in the Town
Of Holland was presented and on mo-
Report Of Committee on completion
u yOO VI EOaU construction IN the Town
of Norway Lake was presented and on
motion approved.
Report Of Committee on completion
Of job of road construction in the Town
~ Colfax was presented and on motion
approved.
On motion a recess was taken until 8
.o'clGck q: M: Oct 80, 1914.
The. Board met at o'clock a. m.,
Oct. 80, 1914.
Members of the Board all present
Engineers Certificate of Acceptance
of Job on Judicial Ditch No. s of Kan
diyohi and Chippewa counties, con-
structed by Philip ]. Haley. was pre-
sented, examined and considered. -
Commissioner VIM. O. Johnson offer
ed the following resolutions: Fl &:sz@E
Resolved, That the Engineers Report
on Acceptance Of Job on Judicial Ditch
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04
(First publication Nov. ~ $751;. ",
Notice OF Hearing on Petition Of Legal
Voter to be Set OF Prom One
School District to Another, -

. Notice is Hereby Given. That petit
ton signed by Philip J: Haley, q free
representing that he is the owner Of
land in said District, described as fol-
lows. towit: NWA Of NW.A, Section II,
lands adjoin School District No. a, and
asking that his said lands, be set on
from said District No. 81 to the adjoin-
ing District No. AZ was presented to the
Kandiyohi County. Minnesota at ses-
sion Of said Board held on the 29th day
Of October A. D 1914, for the action Of
said Board thereon: zs,s
Eiven that hearing Of parties intsr-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04

ested in the matter Of said petition will
be had at a session Of the said Board on
the 9Th day of January A. D. 1915, at
o'clock p. M, at the Office of the Coun-
ty. Auditor, in the City Of Willmar. in
said County.
BY order Of the Board of County Com
missioners, Kandiyohi County.
(SEAL) BY N. B. JOHNSON,
Chairman.
Attest: JOHN FEIG,
County Auditor. 2w
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04
WE CALL

this Introductory Sale for the that
get acquainted and want to show you that have
big line of and up-to-date merchandise. Another
reason for this sale is we are overcrowded and must
cut down stock. We must make room. You are
face face with the greatest clothing, shoes and
furnishing buying opportunity of the year. We fail to
how any that values money stay away from
inducements mentioned below. Ask yourself this question
-Where else can get such splendid values at such low
prices?"
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04

The Board proceeded to audit bills
filed against the County. and the follow
ing bills were allowed in amounts set
forth:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04
Christmas EoIdar4.

We have a fine line of samples of
Christmas and Holiday card greetings
which we can furnish with your name
engraved to match design. These are
suitable for private or business use.
A selection from our line would in
sure you something neat and distinc-
tive with which to remember your
friends in the approaching gift sea-
son. Order early.
TRIBUNE PRINTING co...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04

No. 6 of Kandiyohi and Chippewa coun-
ties constructed by Philip J. Haley, and
the work therein referred to be. and the
same Is hereby approved. Adopted.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-11-04

Dr. y. r. Porter, Dentistry, Carlson
9lock.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS.

UNITED STATES EMPRESS.
The United States Express Company re-
ports 10 the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion for June 1914 Changes
Total oper. rev. sG9O,5S9 Dec. ttfG.0SO
Total oper. exp. sgl,057 Inc li.Sl7
Net oper dehcit $500 4Gs Inc. fls0,ag7
Oper. dehcit...... 2l4,3+i Inc. lsGlO2
Fiscal year
Total oper. rev. 50. 95e,60 Dec Sieel.7ai
Total oper. exp. lO,3sl,lg3 Dec. 75S.9s4
Net op denct.. tiSs.jyl Inc. {I67,Tl5
Oper. deficit. 552,9OG Inc. lG3.3y5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
SUBWAY BUILDERS LEASE.
Front street Premises Taken by
FIinn-O'Rourke Compspy.

Tucker, speyers g. Co and Cammann,
voorhees, e Floyd have leased for Jonas
" Nissan to the Finn o. Rourke Com
pany the building at 30 Front street. The
Flinn-O'kourke Company Is building the
new tube under the East River
The United Cigar Stores Company has
leased for IA term of years the broadway
store adjoining the companys store at
the southeast corner OF Broadway and
Eighteenth street to Spires Pandeles
VI. N l.. Hess have leased the easterly
store in 7. 0 and IL West Forty fifth street
to the stryveline shop for a term or
years.
John J. Kavanagh has leased to Rees
4 Rees for term OF years the corner
store in $50 Madison avenue.
Benjamin Englander has leased in e2s-
$40 Broadway lofts TO Cohen Bros.
Bloomberg & Goldstein. A. Greenberg a
Co.. A. Davis and Jacob Bluestein. TO
Dicker Ginsberg n loft in 142-1A West
TwentysiXth street; loft in 11s-l20
West Twenty seventh street to Isidor
Klein. and loft in 10i-1Os West Twenty
seventh street to Adolf Alper
Van Norden & Wilson have leased in
tho building at the southwest corner OF
Broadway and Dey street space TO the
Brooklyn Directory Company. which will
establish its main Office there.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday I'm Man.
haitian. The Bronx and brooklyn.
lat u vEsEY STREET.

lat - VEsEY STREET.
by Samuel Marx.
AUDUBON Az. 220-3i. W $, block front bet
Mary Newton 81 ri agt y V Real Estate
Exchange Security GO ct al; due. ,5s.o.e.l.;
eating 'e6S. o0C; adjourned sine die.
by Herbert a Sherman.
18th ST. 80 and % w. 5. $50 sth av,
a 'T9 20 as Gd' P Pna ct an SSs
piau;in for sJo.O 900
by Joseph r. Day.
MTNETTA ST iG-22 n " cor Minetta lane,
s0N75. and s'y limits and stores-Cen-
ira Trust CO agt Thos Rosson ct al; due.
loo - taxes &C. $3.50. to the plain
AT 3aos THIRD AvENuEI
By l.. J. Phillips 4 co.
GRAND BLVD. : W cor lslst st. sss x1sIx
t2llN5oil. vacant-Anns Rlhm ast R
II5.3J; 20 J y webb for ,s.6jo
BY Henry Brady.
UNION Az. 100. :. 1919 = t5s,h st. issS
,McNaly 81 al: due. se6ls.si. taxes Sc
500, to the plaintiff FOR 5000.
by Joseph p. Day.
RIER ~. 2ost; ga 80 n lsoth st 26xio.il
N-5.lNlo5i. three sty int II Lowerrs
81 a. eNrs vs. Max Reese ct al; due,
'so75.l'' taxes. &c, 'aa72s; to the plain:
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
by William =. Rae.
GATES Az, n .. l65 Marcy av. 2O1io5-
East Brooklyn Savgs Bank Of City ~
Brookiyn " John q Martens ct al. 10 tho
Excelsior Brewing Co. ~. 500
Ga CES Az. n =. lt5 Marcy av. 2OxiOb-
brooklyn SNvgs Bank OF City OF Brooklyn
vs. John g. Martens ct al. action No /;
10 the Excelsior Brewing co.......s1 500
By william j. McPhiilihmy.
COOPER ST. q =, l?l knickerbocker
a.. l7NlO0-RAodR Evans ct al vs. Chas
l. Goldstein ct al. action No /. same.
action No =; both to the plaintiff 900
DECATUR ST - b. " sumner av. COX
Gs.lo--Ias Il Kenny Sara l. Vore ct al;
30 u Nouman for $500 over a mort
gage ~ $4,000.
llUEETN Az, n " cor Shepherd av. 20x75-
Kings GO Snvgs Bank Irstn vs. Antonio
pcrraia - al; - \. II Isabel
lyman ......... -.......... 5000
MONTGOMERY ST, u =, 77,7 Franklin
nv. 20Ni6--Walio II Blackwell vs. Alex
Kent ri pl, 20 the plaintiff ....... III, 900
by Nathaniel shutter.
FLUSHING Az. n =, $50 Bedford Rv, 2bS
700 Philip j Fry vs. Ida Friedman et al;
90 the plaintiff .....................se -. 900
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.


For eastern New York and New Jersey,
fair to-day and Tomorrow; not much change
In temperature moderate west winds.
For western New York. fair to-day. prs-
coded by rain In early morning along -
lakes; fair tomorrow; moderate northwest
winds
NEW YORK. Oct 8o--The depression from
the lake regions expanded little southwark
yesterday and caused showers in the lake
regions and the St Lawrence Valley and
cloudy conditions in the north Atlantic
States
over all other parts OF the country the
weather was generally fair and the pressure
high.
Frosts occurred In Georgia, but tempera-
lures were generally higher in all sections
east Of the Mississippi River.
1t was colder In the Northwest and the
Missouri Valley and freezing temperatures
covered parts Of the Dakotas, Nebraska and
the Rocky Mountain States
In this city the day was partly cloudy and
warmer. wind. fresh southeast; average hu-
mildly IS per cent; barometer corrected to
read 10 sea level. at A. NJ. so:os; Q
+. NJ. 1890.
The temperature In this city yesterday, a.
recorded by the ofciai thermometer. Is shown
N NAa 49,
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner Philadelphia sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. viii take mail
closing at $50 4. Nj. for Europe except
Germany, Austria Hungary and f.uxerl
burg, Africa, West Asia ana the Ess,
Indies.
The Italian liner puca degn Abruzzi
sailing tomorrow for Naples VIII carry
mail, closing at $40 a ii. for Austria
Hungary ana other countries. except IuNem
burg. when specially addressed.
The Scandinavian American liner Frnderik
Viii, sailing tomorrow for Chrlstiansand.
VIII carry mail. closing at 10 \. NJ. for
Norway. sweden. Denmark. Germany. Aus
tria. Hungary, Russia and for other Coun-
tries. except Luxembourg. when specially
addressed
The French liner chicago. sailing to-
morrow for HaNre, will take mail. closing
at noon, for France. Rumania. Bulgaria
Servia. switzerland. italy. Spain. Portugal
Turkey, Greece. British India, British East
Africa. slam. Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon
straits Settlements. Dutch East India. West
Australia, Persia and other countries tex
cept Germany. Austria. Hungary and I.uxem.
burg when specially addressed
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Incoming vcsseIs-By wireless

SS Cedric, Liverpool reported At l;4O y. NJ
yesterday that she would be On the Ambrose
Ch6un,l liahtship a.. : =, ~s;,
IS Momus. New Orleans, - n...,rs nnrthwea
OF Tort ugas ~ noon yesterday
s. protrus, New Orleans, ~ miles southeast
OF Mississippi har AZ noon
s. San Jacinto, Galveston, G. miles south Of
Diamond Shoals AZ noon
SIS Apache, Jacksonville, 6Gj miles south Of
Sandy Hook N 80 y NJ
SIS CITY OF 81, Louis, Savannah, iSa milas
south Of Sandy Hook at noon
IS ri Sol Galveston, 60 miles west OF Tor
turas NJ y. NJ.
SIS III Rio, Galveston 50 miles south of Sandy
Hook ~ p
SIS Seminole. Santn Domingo. GS miles south OF
Sa. dy Hook AT p NJ
S. Outright Port Arthur, so miles north Of
Jupiter at noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
ppoo,<LYN APARTMENT SALE.

Thompson-Fabre Company have sold for
the United Boros Realty Company -
n client for Investment 466 and 46S Fiji
tenth street, four story apartment
house.
Tutlno & Cerny have sold for Plncus
Kasner and Dora Ciner to Frank s.
Alamo tho three four story double brick
apartments and stores at 55055507-b5l1
Fifth avenue, occupying plot sOX1OO
Henry Z. Cain has sold 9S3 Greene
avenue. n two story dwelling, for John
wilshuscn ?25 Gates avenue. a two story
house, for Emma II. Mott OF Rockville
Centre and geo cambridge street two
story dwelling for Mrs Harvey Warner
to Mrs. Mary A. White
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COMMITTEES yesterday. Practically all Of
the business was in the December option,
which closed at $40 bid. or about 10
points lower than the final quotation OF
the previous night.
There was no change in tho spot mar
ket and demand was very light Rio rs
were quoted at enc. and Santos a. at
1oho. No cost and freight offers were
received.
The Rio market on Wednesday was
firm, with No. 7 rs reis higher at 3s950.
At Santos No. was unchanged Mt 4s500.
Rio exchange on London was 5-16d. lower
nj 10 1i-16d. Rio and Santos receipts
.s'tail-s 1000 bags Sac Paulo had Al. 900
and Judiahy had 10000.
New York and New Orleans warehouse
deliveries for the first three days of the
week were 1872 bags, against 62.S33
bags for the corresponding period last
week
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Exchange board Decides Against
Reopcning Next Wednesday.

The Coffee Exchange will not reopen
next week This was decided by the
board of managers at n special meeting
held yesterday. The matter was taken
up on the recommendation OF the volun-
tary llquidating committee and Il was
suggested that n the board approved the
step the exchange he reopcned next
Wednesday. The decision of the board
was no surprise TO most OF the members
IS sentiment among them was quite gen
eral that II would he unwise to resume
trading on the floor until outstanding con-
tracts are more thoroughly llqudated
This work will nc continued IA hereto
fore through the llquilating committee
Only $500 bags were liquidated by the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises 80, sun sets . IS Moon sets si3
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k 5'07 Gov Island 53s Hell Gate. 7;3S
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k II "a Gov Island u OF Hell Gate E. iiI3
Arrived THURSDAY. October 20.
SIS Pcrgin S27 \. NJ. Almeria. October IA
SIS Sagoland ~ 30 =. NJ, Linden. October 10.
SIS Glenfruln. $50 =. M. Paomos, OctoberT.
SIS Levnct, 1880 u. NJ. Wednesday. BarbadoA
October IL.
SIS Caracas. 7:ls A. NJ. san Juan. October ~.
IS Fax noon. Sar Andreas. October 10.
IS Peter +. Crowell. $50 p. M. Cristobal. Oots-
Der 81.
SIS Marie di Giorgio. el5 A. NJ. jamaica. 90.
toOCr ~.
SIS santa Marta 23oP NJ, Kingston. October u.
SIS Denis. ? 10 \. Nj. Barbados. October n.
SIS 7. Mattarazzo noon. ST Lucia, october 10.
IS Antilles. New Orleans. October ~.
IS Colorado, Galveston, October ~
So Vesta. Port Arthur. Tex. October -
IS Madison, Norfolk. October Is.
SIS Pcnnsylvanian. Boston. October q.
SIS Mamma liata, Baltimore, October ~.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS San Giovanni. at Genoa.
SIS Finland, at Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Celtic. from Queenstown
IS MCnominee. from London.
SIS ZAraph from Cristobal
SIS Monterey. from Vera cruz
SIS Panama, from Crlstobal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
EXCHANGES TO OPEN
JAN.1,ISPAISH IDEA
Sir George Scouts Report That
Great Britain Will Take
100000. 900 in Cotton.
~ FAVOR OF COOPERATION

CO. Coorpc paisb Amanda, oa,,,.., a.
a.. ,,-.,.., . w
~ ''''" Wv ~ 'lI"'"'' yesterday secuted
'N' report tha' GREAT Britain VIII take
|IO00nonoo of our cotton crop in payment
fo- q part Of the commercial debt OF thi.
country =, Great britain r,g,ana n,
r,,,,, a, ua. 20 at,
..''' W. "e '"''' "ao o'"er anu
better uSes lot her tunds tnan Tying them
UP In great quantities OF commodities
which she did not want, and in her
tresont nosl,ion she cou,d mt o,ora IN
II. .,',. d. ,..,.,,ta,
o, .
slr george came 10 this city yesterday
accompanied by Basil y. Blackett OF the
British Treasury at the request OF tho
Stock Excbang. committee OF FIVE. He
-, .l,,,,,io..,t,o ,,,,,o g., ,o,,oro,,co ,,.,,h
" " -,
HtocN t'N''""Ee o'hcu'S' laei ooie'rns
with Henry i. Dawson OF j. +. Morgan
* c.. BENJAMIN Strong, Jr.. OF the Fed
,,ai posarye Rank of New York and
a.. - 81. ,.,,,or t,xohorgo
"'' '"'' VI '''' -
Sir George said ne would not MAKE any
formai ann uncenent in regard to con-
dltions as he had found them until after
I've conference of bankers and members of
ne Federal Reserve Board, 10 he held
no Washington to-day. lie admitted that
mo foreign exchange situation for the
present seemed To DE adjusting itself, but
Nc " uid not comment on whether he
believed rates would keep on going down.
lie emphasized ais belief that llqulda-
Iou ~ American securities by English
holders would be small in volume. and
expressed % wish that the London and
sew York stock exchanges be opened as
soon as poss BILE with safety. Sir George
said he believed tho English market for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Uptown Properties Find Buyers
Flat in Tooth st. Bought
by an Investor.
MANY SALES IN SUBURBS

Sellirg in Manhattan WA confined yester-
day 10 uptown sections. To be sure there
sas nst much doing. but that was chiefly
above Tooth street. A six story fiat in tho
upi er has. Side was sold by a mortgage
company which some time ago took IL
,yor. I.e new twnor 10 an Investor.
Iae same WAS true of the sale OF a
aWeL!ns N l2SI street The dwelling
w,.s .olu ~ IA Swings bank TO an Investor.
Btlcl Il and Gu-ei.s suburbs furnished
a NUMBER Z Gccis. somo OF these in
Vlyod much cap al. while others were OF
The Ordinary KIND.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
UPTOWN REALTY FINDS BUYERS

hope has sod for the Lawyers Mort
gage Company Sl3 East Tooth street. a
SIX story modern fat, on plot 4UxlO0.l1,
between First and Second avenues.
WEST 56TH STREET.-The Thompson
Fabre Company repor: the sale OF 443
West Fifty-siNth street. I'VE story
fat. on lot 25xlo0, 200 feet east OF
Tenth avenue. The property rs owned
by the United Boros Real Estate Com
pany
EAST i23D STREET &c rye w. Bret
toll has sold for the Emlgrant Industrial
Savings Bank 10 ~ Mr.. Murphy l05
East 1881 street a four story dwell
ing. on lot 2Ox70 near Park avenue.
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sArIsrIFD MoRrGACFs
with name and address Of lenders
torneyl

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
MORRIS RRls.ae A Sv ssio6s? f Mdrr, f nT cG
from. co. burnside az 2SSioo July
Eliz II Earl atty, Maxwell II Elliott, 81
BR RSn at p, on Of spuyten p1yvi &
i77th 81. runs n W 4Oi.7 20 W said
partly through upland stil on same
course through lands covered with water
At high tide % improyssment line on
VS.. Harlan River = " ?ooll to othcr
MORT. xsw parallel 20 hrst course
through lands under water. thence on
200 along VS. r n to bcg together
With ell rights OF party Of lat part ~. IN
to lands under water secured by patent
BY Levi. Q Morris % .aid party Of let
J Allen, trustee; nttys. Decker. Allen 8
Storm 100 BwRy. ...,.,.....,.....s3s.O 5000
'' S5 1t T.J ''' vi S,,ioa 100 'H R az e
IAN Anderson. trustee atty o.deilo,
pRYNST ~, 30 ;, 1917 i7ath g, Sax
schmi,,, g &. Anna n9ets; atty chGs
,oT H''3 %y ',s 's .stS 81, .sixioo o.i 49, 49,
ioi:-Mnrgt = WIN white to Annie =
'T"" Mc9oldTich. 10 Montague s" street, 9
SANE nTEyr Property, Aug 81. ioli-samase Vt to
otto Otto kali, Is Bros si0 It. Nv
elST ST n a. 200 Amsterdam nv. l9NlOo. g.
June ~. 1eo2--Chas y McKenns TO Fran
els MoDormott. exr. atty l. CO. 100
io eT' ST, .. is W Park av. e5Ni SCOTT
Apr !. tsil-Jacob Ches GrsenberE 70
Geo 7 Runk ct al. esrs; attyS Humms!
HI-GIiEsi ~. s5ii. " =, isi pelham iS
25xs76, Sept as lPll--Bolngnesc Invest
Ing O. TO Jno NJ SUSSEX, 5i7 1884 st
atty O Co, l7e bway ,,:-.,,i'...,, $500
M2 % A. 70 100 o's' 81 Is t to
AVIS 100 to beg. Nov /. 19ls--pcnnis &
Ellen Doyle to Clarence X vliet; atty,
sTII Az, a2Oi. e cor i3ith st, 2iiix75,
Mar 7. l9i2-Theo Lnngenbahn to Heitz
Realty Co; attys, & II Bloch 90 Mas,
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

nth ST. 5l4 f. str and part bsmt-David
Rothschild to Alex Fiigiman. ~ I'M =,
,4TlH4 W KY w a,,n q, 40 ana 'IWyo
s,rs. &c-Roviion Freres Corp TO Bedeli
CO. II " lith st. y yrs from July IS,
1915 attys. Bloch, % Nassau
46TH ST. sia w. all-IMcv II Mccarthy
To- Emil Guggonheim. $40 W 4sth ri, s yrs
from May j, .................,, 400
HOUSTON ST, ne cor Elizae.th At, str and
part bsmt-Nebo Realty Co to Tommaso
Ia Malta, es7 Elizabeth At. yrs from
oct !. 1914; atty. q Marcone. al w l:Glh
INST ST, s7s Az A, i25xiOO. gr floor
Storm Holding Co TO Geo storm y CO,
az yrs from Jan !. 1915; attys. Phillips
4 A, II Park Row. ...:..,.......,.. $500
list ST, " cor Exterior 81, llSN-, the
land--Cieo II Storm TO Geo II Storm n GO,
ah yrs from Jan l. 1915; nttys. Phillips
4, 81 Park Row ,..;,,...,..... 81 800
Earage-Elise NJ Welton To julius w Kraft
and ano. bl2 " lSlst ~. II yrs from
July %. 1918; atty Tholke. Jr. 100
o. s o.
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GO ct al foreclosure OF mtg; atty J II
Hildreth.
CROTONA Az. ?3os--Rudolps Schreiher art
Rutherford Realty co ct al foreclosure Of
mtg); atty, Hess.
18TH ST T. l0l " Washington nv, 4oN
rhO--Michael A Muliholland agt Louis "
Reid 81 Al action 10 compel ConveyauCe) /,
Rttys. Hayes Kaufman.
BAILEY Az. 3 34a.7 3 81 Ki,eshridge RI.
bOklOA-Wiilam Lee owen hT Manuel !.
BRAZIL - al foreclosure OF mtg); atty,
] Ranton.
18TH ST. cor ~ Washington av--
Michael Mullholland agt Louis n REID
81 al faction to compel conveynnce) attys,
Hayes A. kaufman.
WASHINGTON Az " y. 30 Is7th 1T. 5Ox
10l-Mtchaol a Mullholland aRt Louis II
Reid ct al action to compel conveyance) /.
attys. Hayes q Kaufman.
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MORTGAGES,
with nams and address OF lander and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

lenders Attorney
Downtown.
(south Of Fourteenth ST.
Realty Corpn 10 VIM flaming. l7S Brook
dale Az, Newark. y j, Oct IS, s yrs, s p c;
atty. T G CO. i76 Bway $4,000
East side.
east Of Fifth nv, between Fourteenth and
10th ats
sGTH ST $, a. W Ave II, lax. John
Henderson TO Title q 4 T Co. i7e Pway,
oct 20, due as per bond ............G $500
West side.
west ot Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
ilOth sts,b
DIST ST, n = zoo Amsterdam av, 1sNloos
--'has + Mckenna TO Emigrant Ind Saw
Rank, 81 Chambers At, ", p c. Oct 20;
Any. n ! Sca a,,i 81 chambers =. ,is 500
Macpermo,,, lis " SIN st. oct as pr
mtg $4,000, due Apr l. 1918 p C. atty,
l. T Ins co, 1860 Bway. .,,.,......,,s2 900
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
l2orH ST, - 2!6 7th ay. iesxsie; pr
i Kaufman 257 Arllnston az Pkyn. Oct
q. VI, p c, atty, Wechsler, ?ss
Bway ....,...,...,,..,... 1000
Bronx.
ST GEORGES CRESCENT, =. at
Angelo fI~Io' G 40 10 to wsstc6cstsr RreSins
60, Mount Vernon. y; oct e. demand
- c. 9t'ys, bernstein q ~ isi 81;
wAsHINGTuN Av, =, :Oe.l0 ne nan
tOXlOO.ll - Beatrice Scheinberg to Paul
HrlinEcr 81 II yOth 1T, oct 20. due May
l., l;iS, pc atty Lawyers 4 T CO
WISE Az. g. 2i6.i boston I'd. 72.ix
Tli0--H . Jackson Realty co. Inc, to
Lawyers Mtg Co, 90 Liberty st. oct rs.
a,ue, Jan !, 1870 ~ and 81 c; atty,
wlLLET Av :. 500 "a st tOiinville),
l00xl6o-Joseph Huehler, Inc, TO Michael
Kcarney ana ano, exrs, 81 Audubon av.
oct e, yrs o., G. atty @ a T. 60,
v
WILLET Az g. $50 n "a st Colinvnls), 100
Ng9 lO---Same to same, Oct 2S. yrs 8 ~
PERRY HV, So. 1855 9 GOSH st. 25xioO-
Henrietta Wit1el to Henry Breitenbruck,
225 Il 2O0th st, oct ., due as per bond,
attys, Henry Rrcitenbruck, 225 Il 200h
FRANKLIN Az. es 1915 n Jefferson pi, Tax
loorJgmes 7 Barry to German SAVINGS
Bank, l57 an av, Oct 49, yrs p 9; atty,