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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01
Policeman Witnesses Accident.

Policeman d. E. Galimore witnessed
the accident and accompanied Mrs Cal
vert to Emergency Hospital Shortly
before Mrs. Calvert was hit, Policeman
Galimore stated at an inquest held at
police headquarters today. the boys were
warned not to play on the roadway.
The policeman testified that he saw
Mrs Calvert follow the boy into the
street and saw the automobile strike her
He asserted that the automobile was 60
ing slowly and that the vehicle was
stopped before the rear wheel reached
Mrs Calvert. \ verdict of accidental
death was reached.
Mrs. Calvert who was native of
Northeast Washington, was Miss Pearl
Nalley before her marriage. Her hus-
band was formerly resident of Alexan-
dria. Va. They were married five Years
ago. Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01

DISTRICT COURT-Justice Wright
In re condemnation Of square $3.50;
hearing continued to May 8.
In re condemnation of square 2SS9:
hearing continued to May 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01

Will md prices ranging ABOUT the same
as today, as follows:
EGGS
Hennery Boo to 3oc doz. Strictly fresh, Csc doz.
POULTRY.
Chickens 2.Jc TO Doc ID BOOSTERS 15c to zoe Ib.
Incubator chickens, soc Hens. zoe 2Jc Id.
each. Turkeys 25c to 3Oc h.
Keats. $50 pair capons. Soc to s5c lb.
BUTTER.
Best creamery 40c ID. / Medium grades 32c to
Renovated zoe to 3Sc SOC ID.
ID oleo, 15c to CSC ID.
MEATS.
Lamb. zoe 10 SOC lb. Mutton. 15c to 20c ID.
Beef. roast. 15c 10 Csc Pork chops, zoe to &c
Beefsteak, 2oc to 35c Pork hams, aoc lb;
ID. Pork shoulder. 16c to
soc ID. - " Smoked ham. 1sc to
Veal, Sc to s5c ID. zoe Id.
Calf liver soc ID. Smoked shoulder, 15c to
Bacon, piece, 2oc 10. lOc Ill.
sasoai sliced. s5a to cgrned beef. i2c to
roFk, roast, zoe 10 PC Corned ham. 1sc to 2oc
ID. | lib.
FISH.
shad; roe, 75c to SOC White perch. iSc to
siad, bucks 4oc 10 SOC salmon fresh. 4oc lib.
each. Rock 15c to zoe lib.
Herring IL for 25c. Smelts. l5c to 25c ID.
King mackerel. 12hc Red snapper, 15c ID.
TO l5c Id. Gray trout Toe TO 12lsc
sheeplead. 15e to zoe Salmon trout. 15c to
Haiibut, zoe Ib. BiHefsh. 15c ID
I'd. l5c Id. oysters. 81 to $l.50
Founders. Toe to l5c gal.
h. Shrimps, 3Jc OF.
yellow perch. 12aac to soft crabs, 81 to 81 per
l5c ID. doz.
Spanish mackerel. zoe h.
PRODUCE
Sweet potatoes, loc to Beets &c TO 1Oc bunch
l5c !, pix. Onions, zoe u PIX
Sweet potatoes fOc TO Spanish onions, SC each
6oc PIX. bermuda onions. IOc OF.
Irish potatoes, zoe to box.
4oc PIX. Celery. Sc to 15c bunch
Irish potatoes, new. Zoe Cabbage. new. &c and
10 l5c quart box. SC each.
Turnips 4oc TO soc u Lettuce. &C to I0c head
1s. Caulifower imported
parsnips 10c u PIX. 25c to soc head
kaie. zoe PIX. Tomatoes. Fla. I0c to
Spinach. Zoe 4. PIX. l5c lb.
spinach, l5c y pk Sweet Peppers, Zoe to
Cucumbers &c TO Zoe acc doz.
each. String beans. Florida
Egg plant. lOc to 2Oc Zoe 10 15c ut. box
each Rhubarb, &c bunch, OF
Carrots, new. SC bunch 6 punches for 25c =
Asparagus. per bunch. Eggplant, Sc to zoe
2oc to 3oc. each.
Satisfy. lor. Lima beans. 81 OF box
Spring onions. SC for Radishes, 4c bunch.
lunches. Cymings, &c and 100
New peas, 15c ct box | each.
FRUITS
Oranges, 15c to Coo doz. Kumquats zoe at.
Lemons, lie 10 zoe doz Alligator pears, 3oc I,
IaHgerines. 20c to iOc 40c each.
doz Grapefruit, Sc to 1Oc
Apples. cooking I5c to each
lse !. PIX. Pineappies. 15c to 80,
Apples, eating. 15c "a each.
PIX. up to soc dog. Cranherries, Zoe OF
Grapes. Malaga. l5c to Strawberries, n. c., 20t
soc ID to Doc per qt box.
Cherries tCall, 6Dc ID. Lines, Zoe doz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-01

plaintiff for $500; plaintiffs attorneys
Blair & Hflyer; defendants attorney
]. E. Taylor.
Albert agt. City and Suburban Railway
Company; verdict for defendant; PLAIN
tiff's attorneys, MILAN & Smith; defend
ants attorney, George P. Hoover.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice
Gould
United States agt. Hugh W. Roney.
carnal knowledge: time to settle bill OF
exceptions extended to June ], to fIe
transcript extended to June 10; attorney,
James A. O'Shea.
United States agt William Armstrong.
carnal knowledge; verdict not guilty; at
torney, s. D. Truitt.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Wright
In re condemnation Of square $3.50;
hearing continued to May 8.
In re condemnation of square 2SS9;
hearing continued to May 8.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice
Wright
Estate Of Alfred 8. Gillett: verdict sus-
tanning will; caveator's attorneys. A. S.
Worthington. C. H. Merillat B. S. Minor
and E. T. Garrett; caveatee's attorneys,
J. ]. Darlington and F. J. Hogan.
PROBATE CoURT-Justice Stafford
Estate of Margaret Bellew; will dated
November 20. 1907. filed.
Estate of Henry Heth: petition for
probate of will filed: attorney, Nathaniel
Wilson.
Estate Of Harriet S. Heth; petition for
probate of will filed: attorney, Nathanel
Wilson.
Estate OF William H Covington; objec-
ton on response to notice of accounting
filed: attorney. William Henry Dennis
Estate Of Carl A. Sandbery, letters OF
administration granted to Paul ..
Babe; bond, $500; attorneys. Wilson q
Barksdale. .
Estate Of Frederick W. Bergman; petit
ton to deliver assets filed; attorney, W.
z. Lester.
commission filed; attorney. NJ. F. Man
gan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
90. II. TEN"


From The Sailors Magazine.
"When members Of .he crews CT
varships OF different governments
meet while on liberty 'eave' a. port
there usually follow Joking and OaE,
ter that would make good reaoinG,
said a former bluejacket of Uncle
Sans navy few days ago. The
funniest thing heard was when
! wa. AT Hong Kong with liberty
party from the Wisconsin, and we met
a similar squad from the English
man-of-war Goliath.
"As usual, we started TO cnaf them
about having odd names for their
boats.
"Our boats may have odd names
70 you Yankees. spoke up the boat
swain Of the squad, r. burly cock
neg. but we haven't sucn names as
o. II. Ten
This brought a laugh from King
Georges men, bat We could not see
40. II. Ten: questioned one Of
cur men. Why. we haven't such a
name rs that on any Of our boats.
Cant help it, came back the cock
rey. Il saw it with my own eyes
only last night as the boat cleared
port She had it on her stern, .. H.
lem
Then there came a laugh from my
party that could almost be heard to
The state their snip was named Tor
The battleship that had cleared Hong
Kong the night before had on her
stern in brass letters two feet high,
OHIO"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

symbols of people 1000 years dead
and splendid structures built INTO
heroic lines 20 meet ne volume OF
trade. fretted. ruined by the trinAc's
and gewgaws plagiarized from the
Middle Ages. We see facadcs appeal
iEC for some real symbol OF the lie
and soul of the institution, and iu rs
place fat. coarse ballet girl Win
an armful of hay or lapful %
pumpkins. labelled Ceres" and M
another place the sage good lady rs
Blind Justice" with an apothecary
scale and Roman sword.
Against this. all that is honest all
that is individual, all that is sincere
revoltS. Reverence. yes. the ycries'
respect for ones common honesty
vague though that may be, breeds
rebellion, rebellion against homes
made up wiz the spoils OF counter
fcts of some sne clse's home. There
is something H. this willingness 90
dine under a foreigners coat OF arms
in an Italian palace IN Nebraska, OF
with heraldic nobility in Rhode Is
land. that robs one of ones true
nobility. There is such confession
OF incompetence that aesthetics ana
all the ennobling impulses that bege'
art seem gone,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
NEW FILMS FOR
.NEWSBOYS' BENEFIT
Rainey's African Hunt Pictures
and Little Lord Fauntle-
ROY" Are Shown.

Two more feature motion pictures
were presented last night at Broadway
theatres. Paul Rainey's views OF ms
latest African hunt were shown at the
Casino, while at the Lyric the James
McEnnery Syndicate presented Little
Lord Fauntlcroy." The entire pro-
ceeds from both for this week will be
given to the Newsboys' Home Club by
the Shuberts. Besides the home which
this organization maintains at Second
av. and 18th ST., there is summer
camp at Woodland Beach, Staten ISL
and. 49,,
Intimate views of the beasts which
irhabit the African wilds have been
obtained by Mr.. Rainey. and the pict-
ures are unusually clear. Several
thrilling incidents are shown. one beng
the charge OF a wounded lion at the
camera. The animal was brought to
the ground only few feet from the
lens. ,--,
The American Museum Of Natural
History has requested Mr.. Ralney TO
deposit n set Of the films to be kept
in a freproof vault at that institution.
A number Of pictures show HE
among a tribe known as the wan
darobos. $500,
Little Lord Fauntleroy,' adapted
from Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnetts
hook. was made in England, with an
English cast. The charm OF the orig
inai story has been retained IN the
Tim version.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
WESTBuRY TRACTS SOLD
Long Island Property Is Pur-
chased for Development.

Mark c. Meagher sold to Allen e.
Powers. developers. tract Of thirty
three acres at Westbury, Long Island,
extending from Cross st. to the Jeri-
enc Turnpike and adjoining the prop
crtv on which the Friends Meeting
House is located. 1t is opposite the
Church OF the Advent and the West
bury public school. This property is
highly restricted, as is all the sur
rounding property which has been de-
veloped by Mr.. Meagher. The price is
understood to be $4,000.
In the same section Mr.. Meagher
sold to the Montray Realty Company
thirty-fve acres, located on Randolph
st. and Union av., at about $1,000 an
acre. This property is also restricted.
Mr.. Meagher also sold in the same sec
ton to the Allan Land Company 1906
lots, located on jefferson, Dartmouth
and Rutland SITS. This property, it is
understood, will be Immediately devel-
Cped.
A. NJ Day. of Hampstead, as broker,
sold for Mark c. Meagher to Copeland
Kell twenty-five acres on the Hemp
stead Turnpike, adjoining property of
the Garden City Company, for S4S,00O.
This property is to be developed in
quarter-acre plots for high class resi-
dence. 1t has large frontage on the
Hampstead Turnpike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
BROADWAY LOTS
TO BE SOLD TO-DAY
Parcels al the Dividing line
Between the Cities OF New
York and Yonkers.

Cpoer Sroad~e- lots will be offered
IN tdc Rec, Estate Exchange saie -
room, u Tsgcy s.. beginning ~. -
o'e.oel ,,,o-. so.6ay. r. ~ probaDiiity
= Mil Dc re lsa6 opportunity 10 pa
FOR 50 many parcels ~ ono one 'Ie
sscaon in this ttDr0pgL tafe. nc I E.',
Will be conducted o. Joseph ""'
snc J. Clarence Davies. .,.
~ the tract there sTe 49, FfrceI'
e. the dividing Inc between nc q
e. $c1 GoTE and YoEEe@s. ;ocatco DC
tween 26Zf and 26>d -. ana opener
Place. The property iC opp nc -"
CoftlauAt PARK. and ~ on g nis1 'i,
zztisa overlooking ne lipceon El.'l'
South YonLers end the vest bIoh1.
Practically on al sides ~ me tf-cs
new projects ne EOv under way ana
the arctiOneere say they e<pccS
campaign Of apartment and nome
building activity % follow to-oay
sale, a. these lots are among the pes
offered for this purpose IN Year, oecs-
cnty per cent Of the pJEeh@be Pi,.'
Tazy remain On mortgage Tor I'VE ye"'b'
Xefsrs. Day and Davies, ~ h~3'e-
msDt fegarGirY The sale, say. g,
"Those Who boy lots ~ ibis saIc ~!
gain. for they nave cHceilsnt 'taI,..
fsGig:.ss. TROLLEY carr ana au,oH'".
b..ss pAgs tbsm IN STEADY streams ~
eli bsHJs u .bs Lay pT>s"nt e'H"l
tons o. bscsfWes L. T." prFcf PH.
o. ne a:Y slesr.J fsash the fu'9Fs :"
.bis property ~ the ,cst1ntih' w
DToysm9ats Cszt ~ 81 nsoc tDc
sIa<s tAs fJbvt~ fSHgss ~ D"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Commercial Leases.

The Louis Becker Company leased
for James Butler. Inc. the large store
at 1915 Amsterdam av.. near 18th ST,
for term of wears to Emanuel Kirst.
Shaw & Co. have leased the four up
per floors of 245 West 120th st. for De
Witt c. Judson to Kathleen Bristol;
the upper part of 276 LenoX av. for
John J. SDowers to the Central Repub-
lican Cldb. and the basement store Is
West 124th st. for the same owner TO
Louis Seidler. go. q,
Louis Schrag has leased for Alfred
NJ Rau the eighth loft at 1873 and lao
West 18th st. to II. Lesser & Co. for
term of wears: for Higgins d Setter
Inc first loft at 81 West ODD st. to John
Smith for term of years, and for Gas
sidv & Son Manufacturing Company
the first loft at 124 to 12S west 24tn
81 N Charles Prosnitz for term OF
Pease G. Gilman have leased for the
American Real Estate Company TO l.. ,.
Hallowell the two story stable at o.
East 62d ST. on
Harry Levy leased the store al -o'
East 4lst st. 20 Fred Nangulp::
Joseph Berger leased for Mrs Rose
Reilly to the s. S. Company, INC; me
six story building 1873 and 155 West
54tb st. Under the direction of Mr;
Berger. the building is to be remode ed
as modern freproof garage. Ire
lease is for ten years, at gross rental
Of S15O,000.
Robert T. Rainey has rented the
fourth loft at So West 46th st. to NJ.
Hribar. This completes the renting Of
the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

20xlo0: II II Snedeker 10 Jennie starr, 1881
Franklin az. June II. 81; atty Jennie starr
1887 Franklin av.
Q by salt meadow. now or late Layinia Jones.
and on all other sides BY Griffens Creek con-
tcins 3 acres rods and - perches' W
IauGhln 20 + r. Mulligan. 1911 Arthur az
June II: 500: atty, W q Mulllsan. 45I +
HOFFMAN ST. % g 20 2 l91st ST. i6sxiO0.
& III Muro . i Galarci. 2439 Norman 81
mtg $1,000: Juns u; 500. sttys. William
son d Bel, ga Alexander a.
lot 800 blk ". amended map Mapes -.
tate; A Z Gsrrabrant. CXr. 20 J Schlslch: 800
Com nonWealth AZ. 5000: atty. o & ] 20.
LOT IS map Gleason property; also Poplar
81 " Ger Roselle az. %. ixlOl OK 100 lON
56.s; " Arrow 10 Beldon Point Co.. Inc
e corpn Ci:y iI.and ~ and Beidon Lam
City Island; Iune TO- 500; atty { Hal
- Tor 81! blk D. map Sec c; Edenwald
Realty and Commercial % 20 ! Mongin. l9S
Z ST., ST June &; $50; suy.'J Moason' los
lot IS map. L r Young: S1itz Realty CO
20 i.orey Really ca. Inc. 10 BCay; sept y.
1873 cniS-1lo0Vo 500; ATTY, 4 y Erns.' l'o
InTs ici to l2s. map. :o5 lot. a; Clason.'
po.a.: Tul.ogh Imp. 90. Inc. . y Go,nsn
- !ivislon -, Somt.ViNe, j; Avg -,
1872 Gntg 5000; 500; atty piilon' @'O
MAPEs ~. n " s, being lo' 80. RAP Z
Tremcrt 75xI5o5. P B-eckin-idse 20 pu-.
chase Holding CorDn. Purchase, y ', J-L :
70: 5000. atty. " Collins. % Wall 81:
J, MARMION Az. " cor iIsth ST. lv'AS5
a Wahllg 70 Ebsrhart Bldg CO. lnc. ~
r 18th - mag $4,000. Juno -; slW' atge
) 6 " Bloch. % Nassau -. -,,,,.
ROBIN ~. 8, $50 n Madison az. VgXJG
Nelman Tnsno. & Alty 60 - Flora I,fln
.O2 Riverside Drive. J-ne j.: 81; s,iy' ! q
50 BCuLEvARD. sc. s. 3c.tylo9; HIse
Escher 70 90 Y HamDtoa. 20 l't a.
Asoury, y : (m,s $1,000; Jana !; 81; at'y'
81 ANS Az, = v coz 18Th s., 20xloL7
a.: June IS; 500; attys. sal,er & 5. 40 Nas-
SANE PROPERTY: 9 II stelnkanp 70 y
i schwarz, 100 W ll4th ST; Jrns IS '!cV
sam. attys. 80.
WILLIS Az, =. 70 IIsth e., @zioo
&c part: also WIS az. s, lo] w iI5th s,
2sxiO0; = part: ! " Hold % Anna
S,hwsrz. G03 + 18th E: Cnts $500; June 10
'l2 %Ii 2i,T ! AT : So 8 i,c,h &. ess:oO; ],
rart: also wins ev. =. i03 H5tE 81 -
100: q. Fart: = Rood ger 10 ANA "
Sohwarz, 2o2 l. 1.StA 81 Nn:s $500; JUNE
Il; 500; atty. same .-.,,,
ID Az. IS. g n 1i'ta s., 8y,?. l1-'Hsl ?
7. G. TTiess ~ al oNrs Kath Du Bos. q
Bcneneon Realty 60. to7 Z 1851 ST; $500
a'tts. Bowers & 6, IS Cedar ST
l122; Frances Melia 10 a Hotmann
POI Conven, sv mtg $4,000; Jrre ~ 81
atty. L L 60.
l5sD ST. $ a rs W Cypress az. COOK irres
70 l32d st: G. Doll et al 20 estate Dol. Inc
a corpn, ss Southern Boulevard mtg 'l2 POO
June 10; 81; attys, Wentworth l. s. q
Wall st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


+
BRYANT AZ. Il3O-l13s. . r ~ n 1GItn
Iyttle TO Greenwich Mtg 90. 39l f. ii:'h st;
$500; attr. = 9 Bell, 800 wits az.
E ;j5d ~. GS%, $ 5$i9 LIE i56h s., T..
u thlaan. ~ Ln!on So. 5000: az, kraus.
81 l. u.rtN -.
EUCl.ES Az. . s. 1866 II ISIS; ct, iGy9O:
Aue 90. 1870. z Wai'sch 20 \ Ne1nann. s.
CC1. o.t,-. IS Lrstsar,en. 10 pac't Row.
sHi.BA;.N ~. = 700 . Oyrknan S.. 90
1G0. Jar = 1910, Blanche VI an \ " CoIs,
10 r saAuct. $1,000: a..y. + Hcmmcl, 1911
sCUTu ST. 17s-179 n $. CO c Roosevelt
81 ru.s C. A. o. 15.Sx y oSX n i6.l 10 > >
Water s. v 37.l y S 1914 to n South 81
10 bcc premises also ln3"n az 49,. 80 % and
;sJ Victor ST. oct -. 1912: Fannie + j. StoIy
10 American Mtg co; s. COO: attys. Bowers
& sands As cedar s..
sAME PEorEETN,. Ma -. 1919 same 70
NJ solomon, $500. att. l. Loewenthai l34i
30 ~. w cor f5th ST. 2aylCO: Dec x.
1893: Ann g Morton to " ) Logan, $1,000;
atty. G = tattinc. - Pine e.
WISE Az. - " ?. 900 " charlotte ~. ~
100: MAJ 20 1900: y r and Mary T 3c|ill 10
Teacher, Co-ooera;iye BIDS Loan Assn
SEQ: atty. i Q Lcuoischo- 90 Nass-I -
SAME PROPERTY: June u. 1905: same TO
10 x. iIGe. . =. 5o.5 = 61,t =. 25x75;
sept g. 1912. Ields Berl;ow!tz a. 4 KARI.
col " llO,h ST; 5000 atty, d S,eniicn;' go
~ ~. nCs. 2. 80 Cist st. 25xi0o'
sept ., 1872 sam. TO same: $4,000: sane
~ Az. 1e3l W 8. 90 70th 81. 253'2:
Ala, Is. iSa0: J. and Y Baum 70 : Rice;
owrtr. 'llcresa Eitzen. 2il 1lst ~: $4,000
5.rH ST. s. co = from cor IN a.,
1880: March = 1900: tNrsna VI y Roche
10 Mary J. DoGgias. 81 James l. l. $1,000:
att- ! ! Brady. ~ Nassau ST.
5ITIt ST. "51 ". u =. 22XlO0 s.: nov ~.
1909: Lucy " and Florence " Fritb'. 10
Ii Wiener. $1,000: a';y. NJ Brown -
William S.. ,,,,
SAME PROPERTY. same 20 \ iIlrsch;
att. II Gr-euncrg % Nassau s.
SANE PROPERTY: Nov 3. lDlS; II Z, an
Q y frisi.e 20 Lillian Wechsler. @5l w
s9,h e.: tiOV. atu. NechA!er' 20
Gisr 81. To- r. -, lst y - ~. 19Si0o .;
NOV y. 1851: Mara T. and ~ J; Lane 90 j 4
Pro,u 60. No0 town Township. Del 20. Penn.
g. 600. .ttr. . y Ccmstoci;. 30 Wall -.
l@aB 81. o o. 40 . Sun az, @OXlo'l Aprl
a. 1900. Brooksidr Realty 90 10 Eloise }.
Rfecse Nor-.e. - l. "a 81. Sl20oo. ATTY l.
i2tTH ST. -, 80 trinity a.. 25xio3.Sy
40. {. June 80 ,g0S. " snd HE liolschuh
10 o. McGolIrck: 5000; sttys. ii Bloch
i49rT 50. ~ q. 1lG.tsw Timpson pl 20.
i3O NO sx97 s: Dec . 1914 VI LYMAN 10 S
Nachugali. 20 = s7th 81: 5000: atty. -
Iuiensi~rn. 10 Byay.
Fob p 1911. Simon lmp 60 N VI Esbers
$40 O00. attys. Simon & Asher ~ BNay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
REAL ESTATE.

Even their feet were covered with
slerilized rubber boots, thus inSuring
perfectly antiseptic existence
The result shows a remarkable in.
crease in weight Of about 30 per cent
over that Of the non-steriliZed mem
bers Of the same litter, thus suggest
ing that children may acquire strong
CT constitutions by similar treatment
DR.. Roux indicated further the
value OF the experiments regarding
the effect Of pathogenic bacilli srti-
hcially introduced into bodies previ-
ously microbeless, by which scientists
were enabled to make a more accurate
study of the progress Of various
diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Qnterest Per cent unless otherwise noted.
JUNE O.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. W s. 1OO.11 II n Of gath s.. 60 ?
x2le: Quincy Amusement CO TO Srrs h
Amusement Corp, 507 18th av; May g; In
stalments. per cent. Sl5.2oI; atty. 10
BROADWAY. 262S and 1850 . s. lO0.11 T. n
Of 99th st. o. cXs7.S; VI + Loew 10 @ j. WIN
throp and ano, eNrs, lenoN, Mass: yrs, 42
pr cent: June @. So. 900: atty. l. T ms co.
CHERRY ST. 50. n s. l9Xl00; Margaret
Farrell TO Emigrant Ind say Bank. Of Chm
bers 81; June %. yrs; 5000; atty, VIM I
Orr. Il Chambers ST.
4OTH ST. s, 10 Il OF 10th az. 95vsS g;
Patk Costello et al 70 West side Bank, ISL
Sth av: June 10: due as per note, o,lJO;
attys. Deyo 6 i, III Bway .o-
eth ST. 25s r. rt Of Sih ay T. ZC w.
Juno %; due as Per bond; 5000.
18th ST. n g. 175 II Of 9Th sv, 22Iln i;
g b Frisbie to y Title ms Co; June %;
io71'H ST. $. 100 It " Of Park ay, 25K
100 Manhattan Holding Co 10 II Ripley.
Hampstead. y: yrs; $4,000; atty j. 7
ms and Trust 60.
c0xiO01l. Margaret wife Of Lawrence Bren-
nan. 10 Margaret : Howard. W 74th ST.,
June %; yrs; $4,000: atty, Law Title co.
15lsT ST. 8 80 OF 0'h sy Won 5' 5,s II
l3lst St: June 20 prior mtg, $500; insial
ments, per cent; $1,000; atty, Title q Co
The Bronx.
ANTHONY Az. s. being u lot e. on
map land W WeeEs 52Xl99; Letter to IRE
mont Bldg and Loan Assn, 1891 Washington
Az. juno p; instalments, p c; 5000; atty,
II g & r CO.
BEECH Az. $. 20ls Elm S. 2JxiOo;
Natalie Geraci 70 4 Jacob, 70 u 4lth 81;
Jure 70; yrs, 5il c; S2j6; atty; I OK
r CO.
GERMAN Pr. s. 7Sll n 18TH ST. '0xloO. 4;
Iluebnor- T. cher Co to 5 Y Hampton. 300 lst
a.; June !; yr, 6 . G.; $500; atty T l &
4 90
null Az, " .. % Scott az. 25xllo;
~ WeiTar 20 Anna PekOWsiy. 40 Audubon
a.; June %: / ". g; 500: atty, ! Y
Schwrien. a Court 81. Bklyn.
LOT 105. map Macmillan Morgenthau
Cath Connolly % Fannie Cstz. 333 Willis
AZ; June -. installs p C, 500; atty. |
Ieylson. 25s + 1csth 81.
POPLAR ST. sW G RCselie -. 56Sx irres
Bcdow Point Co 10 Phcbe Ranch ano
2925 cambridge az; June e: ". p G.,
$500: atty. g r IIallock 9s9 lS0th 81
SHERIDAN ST. sw Barfer av. ic0N3@ 20
Blocker 81; \ Moebus 20 Frances a Cowles.
atty. 4 r Smith. 50 Pire 81.
Dreier Q; al 20 q Dreier. IS Church 81. New
Brunswick. y j; April 10: due oct J. 1916,
@; fLSJS; atty. Krone. 2ss Bway.
81 Az @ :. IS Q l44th 81. 2Sx9l. :;
Benenson Rlty Co 20 American Mtg 60. a
Cedar 81. June 10: yrs, p c; SO, 00O'
atty. Bowers & 5. 81 Nassau ST.
l54TH ST u 2, being y lot bH. map
MeIroSe, south .5xi00; Bertha 6 Dolan 10
Fannie Catz 1913 Willis Az: June 10. IN
stalls J. c. $500; atty. | Levison. 21s Il
18Th =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Long Island City Trade.

The Arthur J. Scaoltz Company has
sold Cor Fred Smith, 209 Steinway av"
Long Island City, private house on
plot 50xlOc feet, rear Broadway and OPP
Dosite Schutzea Park, to William Nal
hotka, who gave N part payment
free and clear 140-scre farm a. Killing
worth, Conn, together with stock and
tools. As the Steinwsy az. parcel is
ripo for fiat property, Mr.. kalhotAa
will eventually build.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
THRIVE WITHOUT MICROBES.
Dundee Advertiser.

From The Dundee Advertiser.
DR.. Roux. the director Of the Pas
teur institute. Paris. presented this
week before the Academy of Science
the report Of the experiments of his
pupil. pr Michel Cohendy. directed to
pr owe that life without microbes Is not
only q practical possibility. but highly
beneficial to children during the
period Of growth.
DR.. Cohcndy kept guinea pigs from
birth in storilized glass cages, breath
ing air filtered through antiseptic cot
ton wool. and fed on q sterilized diet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23
Realty Notes.

William A. White & Sons nave been
appointed agents of the buildings 930,,
94i Madison az, containing stores ana
apartments.
Smith &. Phelps have placed fo- }. y.
Bauer a FIRST mortgage loan OF S1,oOO
on tie Two story brick building at 4433
White Plains av,; also for Barbara Me
Ardle loan Of $1,000 on the vacant
plot IO0x15O feet, situate a. tho north
west corner of 2!5th ST. ana Fauld-
ing AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-23

the Bachelor degree annually after
a training mainly consisting of econo-
mics, government or some other mod
ern sociological course; that some
thing between 500 and I 900 students
annually complete post graduate
courses in the same group OF sub
jects. and that about 1900 professors
and instructors give their whole time
to teaching these subjects. 1t would
be we'll within the mark to say that
these figures represent at least forty
times the corresponding figures in the
United Kingdom.