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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
III 9RtMAl, Estate
Col. Jacob Rupert Buys
More Property in Bronx

J. n. Mahony the building No loo Water
street to Ceiestino Fernandez & Sons -'r
a term Of years
4 4 Solomon. ir. & Co. for hair
century AZ No. 81 Beaver street, nave
leased. through the Duross Company Tor
len years the store. basement and hrst
floor of No. IS Yves, 18th street, with the
privilege Of an additional ten years. The
firm is leaving Beaver street because OF
want Of larger space ard the fact that the
wine industry IS now centred near the
Chelsea docks.
Ewing. Bacon & Henry have leased In
the Architects Building space 10 the wat
son Manufacturing Company. the Iilelhe
Company. tho Novelty Manufacturing
Company. the Colma Lumber COMPANY,
Hush J.. Cooper. Lockwood, Greene q co..
the Oscawana building Company, me
Crane Company. the Pressed Metal Rad
ator Company. the Wadsvorth Rowland
Company. the American Flooring Com
pany. Arthur L. Diloy and r. J. Thomp-
son: also at No 80 West 5ith street space
to the Manly Drive Company. the Shaw
NUT Tire Sales Company. the Auto-Ped
Company, the Haynes Automobile Com
pany. the Vest Pocket Touring Company
and 4. Hazen Greene and at No Is East
fst street to DR.. Gentle and Or. W. n.
JOKES.
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. has leased a
large portion of the sixth floor in the
Khox Building, at No. 452 Fifth avenue,
for a long term of years 10 Duncan Gui-
ney. for A number OF years located in the
Knickerbocker Trust Company Building,
az Fifth avenue and 3ith street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
GRAIN HIGHER IN CHICAGO
Wheat Up on Weather Condi-
tions-ProyisiOns Decline.

Chicago Feb. 6.-Because billiards and
extreme cold in the West threatened dan
ger 70 autumn sown wheat. prices to-day
went to a higher Level. Not all Of the
gain was held. but the market closed
steady &c 70 sc above last night Corn
finished sc TO sc up. and oats at an ad-
vance OF &c to sc. In provisions the out
come was net decline Of 2i2c TO l0c
After the early bulge conservatives were
disposed 10 wait for more definite tidines
in regard 10 supposed crop damage. espe-
cially as TO Kansas. Predictions Of yet
lower temperatures ahead though. helped
70 avert any decided reaction Besides
there were continued bullish advices from
all countries south Of the equator Range
Of prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd Yesterday AT the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos Il and Is Nesey street:
By L. J. Phillips Co.
18th ST SD West. s. 225 y =, West
End ave. IL sxlo05: s sty tenmt' adjourned 70
Feb i3
b. Henry Brady.
9TH ST. 4S3 East. los n a Of Ave A.
25xea 3. , sly tenmt and stores. sold 70 the
plaintiff for SO 500.
BY Joseph p. Day
SUFFOLK ST a. 20 II. l2s 10 q ~
Broona St 7tlixieO ks lxi01 :. sty thea
tire. sold TO Sadie Schwartz Tor s9s34i
At the Bronx Exchange:
By NJ Morgsnthau. Jr.. COMPANY
MARMON AVE. 1855. :. 81 T. OF Fair
mount Pi 81 2Ni06 10; sly tenmt. sold 10
the plaintiff for 900
BY I. II. Mayors
9TH ST. az East. =. 1871 n 2 Of Martha
ave g. sNe0li. : sty dwg: adjourned 10 Feb II.
b. Henry Brady.
WISE AVE, 1910 and i4ji =. 100 II Of
Jennings 81. 5oXioc: sly stable; sold 10 r
Baldo FOR s.. 700.
BY Herbert A. sherman
HARRINGTON AVE- n 5. 1884 Il % Fort
schuyler sse. ioo1ioo. sold to the plaintiff FOR
Z
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and at
torney)
I 7. bKL n 7 .,
Mann attain.

BROADWAY. u. cor l44th ST Cwashinston
Court Apartment House,, 30 llxl,o; APT. g.
1910: Arthur Bookman 20 Louis Masoocn' ST.
900: attorneys, Freyer, Hy man & Jarmulo"s"S'
al Broadway.
EAsT BROADWAY. *. :. 9T.s Y OF
Catherine ST. alx4s: Aug !, 1913 cara Kosen-
berg 70 Louis Weinstein: 81 90 %"ornes' VI"
RI Chorosh. 81 Chambers 81.
ELIZABETH ST, 80 TO *. cor Hester
Emma McDopald 70 Julia 6 1nness; s4oo''
attorney. Cephas Brainerd a. CEDAR 81 a.,
NORTH ST. :. 10 II from e cor pa AVID,
son ave j0xloo. being lots 40 ana 4Vi' MAJ
s23 OF as lots belonging 10 Thomas PART
ridge. West Farms March 81 1911 ksiph
stout 10 Bernard 10th, irs West lSotn 81
$500.
Stanton sts bounded on by lot J. map part
OF lands OF Nicholas Fish by Surveyor samuel
stilwell; June 10, 1906 on n l9t o on rear oy
NJ and Mary a Tanning 10 Marsaret Mac
kay: $1,000: attorney. Lawyers Title lnsur-
ance and Trust CO. i5S Broadway a. "a ,,.,.. 10
1909: Mary o. sullivan to Dollar SAVINGS Bank.
CYty OF New York: s.. 500; attorneys, Lexo1'
Mack & ". AZ Cedar 81 ~
73q; Dec l. 1895; Abraham ssffan 10 lsidor
COIN: $500; attorneys Rose & Paskus rs
isT AVE. W $. 1873 II OF ist st. runs W
75x 50 3x 25x silk = 100 70 avenue
So 20 beginning; Jan l., 1901. Osiss hanner
10 the Baron de Hirsch Fund: 5000; attof-
SAME PROPERTY; Jan l, 1906: Abraham
Kassel 10 Isabella RunH; sls,5oo' attorneys as
above
9Th ST. 81 and $40 East. :. 1888 r. o.
Avenue C. &. l0x96. March !. 1905; julius Tlsn-
man 20 Samuel r Petz: $1,000 attorneys
Bowers & Sands As Cedar st.
4TH ST. ~ TO s. West. W cor Horatio 81
& 10 l5). runs 1885 10 cor 18th 81 \
n 70 cor Gansevoort ST y and A. K W
along same 95.5x 1887 n Horatio - ?
along same % 10 beginning. Sept Is. 1912: -
Johns Park Realty Co 10 American Mortgage
Co. $3.50 900; attorneys. Bowers & Sands, iS
Cedar St
SAME PROPERTY: Dec - 1918: sam. 20 r
f Paul 60 Gnc): SIS SO: attorneys, Eldlitz &
Hicks 81 Nassau ~.
6TH AVE. $50 and as. cor 18th 81 Go5
and los Vest. runs n ls.ix TX etSx n
2Sx - 10 18th 81 100 20 beginning;
June ~ 1911: Van Schaick Realty Co 10 Mar
garet o sage: $500 attorneys De Forest
Bros 30 Broad 81
10TH ST. III West. :. eoxlooll; Feb s..
1902 Edward and Masdaen B thinner 10
Miriam Ciottheil. $1,000: attorneys. A l. &
: r Jacobs. 80 Broad 81
18TH ST s 50 Il Of Brown Place. 25x
100: June q. 1905: Jacob and Rebecca Eneel-
berg 70 Oliver smith: SO. 900; attorney. Arthur
Smith. III Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
ORDER OF CHANCehG

FLORENCE EMMA RiNG;r a
PURSUANT TO An ORDER y. III
Chancery Division OF the Hish ,oen
tlce made by Mr. Justice Joyce ana 80
18th DAY Of December 1913 ~ ~
Mostyn Thorn lis9O VI. No sp-N
loving enquiry was directed namef -.
Az enquiry Who are the persons
beneAcially entitled % the flnds 49,
standing 70 the credit OF this Achon -
Thorn isyO VI 3Ds5 account ot ne
Florence Emma Ring and 100 MAX sn~
proportions. -
NOTICE IS hereby given that sny ~
claiming 20 he interested under ~ -~se
curry are personally or by their >o ils',,s |:
or before Friday the 2sth DAY or ~ -,
come IN and prove their claims Al ~, " n
hers OF Mr.. Justice Joyce ana ~. ~ "a
a. the ROYAL Courts % Justice H,'<,, 4
England or IN default thereof ihel ~ y, "a q
emptorily excluded from the oeneh' -
order ,a,s
FRIDAY the 3rd DAY % Agrl sr "a, 4
Chambers Is appointed for neaiNs
Indicating upon the claims .a,4
Dated the 23rd day ~ JanssIs vs,s
STEWART JOBsoN. -
NOTE. The above named 1900 ~
Ring who was the ate ~ ',ssrxsE I
Ring and a daughter ~ Archioa.f H ss.,S .
Emma Rebsccs MscNeilD len rnsIIs 'e,rsst3
,ober 1850 In a Touring Tnesu.s n ~
FOR America under the stage hAiH'
n Is stated tia, In 1921 she sss -
Mrs Zagiig a. "a West ilth street
WEBSTER Y 1l & WEBSTER. ess L ss',ess..,n
Fielis. London. ". C.. Lnslsn'. 49,
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Apartment Leases.

Albert B. Ashforth Inc, has leased
apartments at No 80 West 67th street 10
Miss Jane Peterson. at No. West 51st
street to DR. c. G. Heyd, and al No SO
West 9th street 10 Henry c. del Naille.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
an apartment i'm the building in course
to Or. Fenwick Beekman. who has also
taken a suite of Offices on the ground
floor: also an apartment in the same
building 10 Dr. l.. a. Wing.
Pease & Gilman leased an apartment
AT No f05 East 18th street 20 Miss r. F..
Flewellin and one at No II West 9oth
street to Mrs Bruce Payne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA Feb 6-The local wool mar
kct crows stronger and irmer. and during me
last week has shown considerable strength.
Injuries have increased 20 such an extent
that prices have hardened. ana sales have been
made al prices that were few weeks ago ie
fused Dealers who have been holding Ia X
are now securing the prices they demand, ana
are OF the opinion that prices viii even 80 SIN
higher Manufacturers are pretty well EN-
ployed and are compelled 20 pay he dealers
prices 90 get enough supplies 90 hIl immediate
orders which have been coming in az a sur
rrisinvlv fast rate While the stocks Of feerts
are rapidly decreasing. there is no great alarm
that there viii not be enough 20 supply the
demand until the new clip arrives. Foreign
Vools have failed 20 make any impression ln
the market as manufacturers favor the do
mesic grades. A. hish as @ic has been paid
Tor Ohio quarters and fhree-eighths. While
Michigan quarters has changed hands az pc.
New York nne delsine unwashed f. quoted az
iQa2lc While ine medium half blood UNI
washed. medium thrce-eighths and low me
dunn quarter rs quoted 40 22u22 4c
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or The STATE V osd ~
York. by the Grace OF Cod H,s...pls.,
pen6en;.-To Harold VI. Wei <t. II
o. the estate Of John Neif'
greeting ,.sairst =
,onalIy 10 be and appear esio" 10
gate OF the County OF New forN IA
rogstes Court OF said county >ss "
Hall Of Records In the ,cunt! ~
on the 10th dav OF March. itit ssy. =
ten o'clock IN the forenoon or ~ Al ~
and there 20 show cause way - vsir
istrAtor of the Estate OF Jenn, y a.
ceased. should not pay 90 Mlchs,.,r, 81
petitioner. the balance OF hs ~ ~ 3
said Estate with Interest. ns, r,o,,sr -
him the sum OF Two Thousanc ,',ssn4 "a
gether with interest on four $3.50
lars from November 4. 1911. n .ss.fs 90.
the remaining balance Of petit,.. "a - y,
In Testimony Whereof. We ns' tss -
Seal OF the Surrogates' CoeIs .,,ts ~
County OF New York 20 De s rsriff'
witness. Hon. Robert L1dl1ss s'ogsr. :.
Surrogate OF cur AZ, thsr
n. 81 The Coun,y OF New ict. ~ -
DAY OF January In ne ava fos
Lord ore thousand nine huna,,,.p>rt
,cer' DANIEL ]. powuStcsr
'' CLERK 81 she Surrcgsw.,. 49,. Y
HENRY SMITH. Attorney tot Yslk CIV
Nassau Street. Manhattan. Nv
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RECORDED LEASES.
CVith name and address Of lessee
EEERI-ApY
Manhattan.

HUDSON ST III and ii3; second loft. Sus-
man ] Walk 10 Fsrowerke Hoerchst Co. IT,
Hudson -. Yrs and 10 mos from Feb !. 1914,
s. coo. attorney J Nolk. ii3 Hudson 81
PARK AVE cor 81 sTth -. cor store
Minnie Hoppe, ear. 70 Mortimer Cuiinsn.
1885 Lexington ave. IN from May /. 1914.
s. 90
JAMES ST -. stor. and basement: James
POgg et al 10 Socrates Tn Moscahlsdes e. al.
ia.G Madison ave; yrs from May I. 1914
siI40: attorney. Jacob Rutz. 20 Grand II.
18Th ST. 81 20 SIS West all. Louis 4
Jonas and arc to James Allegro. 100 LET ave.
3 yrs from March I. 1914. 81. go. attorney.
J Alexander. rs Broadway.
iSeD ST. 574. coz % - Nicholas ave
corner store and basement. August Schierloh
10 Joseph NJ Lennon. 400 Prospect ave. yrs
from Aug / 1918. 5000. attorneys. Guggen-
helm T. a NJ 81 Wall -
81 AVE. ~. store. saul Eter and ano 20
Max s-orrer and sno. J. II ave. 2 yrs from
Oct IS 1919. 81 30. attorney. II hoppeman,
IA Rivinston ~.
MONROE ST. 1874; ALL Samuel Rsmer TO
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THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPEE-The local street market f0i copper
was firm with lake quoted A. iJc nominal D..
eiec;rolyiic. i4'sNl5c and casting 14ss0i+s.c.
STANDARD copper on the Metal Exchange was
dull with spot February, March. April and
Nsv l475c asked. In London coplcr closed
steady after a weak opening With SPOT quoted
80, and futures ttd los
TlN-Locally was duN with slot quoted
a. Sitf4f .5c. Fehruart a. 1874 -, Mach.
A. 700 az ~ &c: April a. Jlqiilc. NAY. ~ 81 ,
f4fi2isc. June ,O.75G4l - IN London tin
closed steady al flso IS for spot and tls6 10
FOR futures
LEAD aIer: New York srot. 1o1i 20.
ant East - Louis. f0+ o.. London lead
closed al fip los.
SpI:, TER STEADY, New York spot ? +of
55k ana East - L'uis. $500 Doc. LONDON
snelter closed al III - 3D.
Iron MiaSlesboro No 3 5ls 50 IN London.
TIE Local iron market was steady ANA un-
cAsngeA with No I foundry Northern quoted
sisGSia 81 No Northern. No Southern AM
soft, Si4 75G<l5 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

SIGAR-Thcre was mo- change DIP ,e..-'
N,vbd~au.afa vefe moderate and new Nus'-
ness urht There were no sales OF raw wv
me market was drm. and holders We. -
- reirttarv and carly March shipment
although rcaucrs were not inclined :" ort
sta. and prices remained UNCHANGED ,Sn.
trlfugal was quoted 3.4>c. mus.oNa3o. 80.
,-,f,esos . Use and cost and fleieht .s'
Ir london beet sugar was quiet and ratncr
easier With February quoted Hs 30 MA en-
qs asa. and May as Cd with the tuIn a' M
al - r.cbruarv. as 81 for May. ana 's ga
o. August Wuctt & Gray. Total sioch
81 Europe and America. 4e"-.'-t IONS
agalrsr 4O4S c07 last year at the same NJ
go dstss The increase 81 stock is 3o4 81 3
$50 s..'tnst an Increase ~ 90 ESQ tons iast
,reok Total stocks and a6oats togetne'
show a visible supply Of 44129-4 tons
against 4c0f2 07 last year or an increase
80 oCS ~ tons"
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.. g., .o, e., 49, sci, ., e,t- e7o -
90 ~ 30 10 - =. d" s.a w. ~,
- i" - - 10, - 80. :. - it t,ieer.
Newton q Co 10 bulls i-"o ~ - a2o N
.l'N 10 - wv Nv. ", Se- ~
,". 10 ., a. D. V ''
- 4, ~, - - . t.,,f. fenl Do = fu. T.
~, y, ,,-, a. 60 zoos OBJ So N.
'-,o, - e. a., - II, e. ~. 80 ih
- -o N -, f,,,I. xe-G = ,-i D. 81 -.
~ q, u, ag- 4, 81 4 g., ib a. -.
M ., q, 60, 80, 81, a. in SO fh.
- 49, ., tnr-n g. fo. nin
:" - ~. a. =, 49,. -t 81 sa = ppi
, a. a. o,6 n q r., $40 ~ 81 ~. -.
''. io D." ,, a. "a
,,.- Ii; "'s,'-l- svn I'm 81 ~
'i-' y. ~ o., ~ 800, .. a. ..,., iiag y, g. 80.
.-f.r. ,,.s .h Sa-r
n,S D[t,.s a., hoad e-f head ~
80. d.. f,tr tc-.ar5 ANA higher. narr
@ 49,. -,,,,.naf common o. prime
800 so,d ~ a. 5oaSf.50 pcr lOl %. .Iils ~
So 5oaS> City dressed ,oals steady az l'a
lgo per ~ country dressed ntmer ., lih-l,"..
sales $ Sanders lt cas- ,s. I'D ,oo n
tl- ~ per 100 N. .. - no. -'' ,.r.-
SO. . c1lls 90 ID $ 30. '' - 'o' 60
Inns. $40 lh. - i" go q. x,s-o -
Newton a. co. ca 80 'on - 50. Z,
Ia, TO- 81 -. - i'l lo' 80 r., a. 5O.
cuts 100 Nd. = u nlne4 A''es' IT,
pa u'ai" ,ai. ~ '9. - Ind ,eals.
49,. MS oi.,''is'''l ','.i ,oa o. l. -. o.
5e -. y, ~ -. o'' - i"-
"'. %. 80 Nu 49,. t,.,,t. tu u, II. 30.
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Manhattan.

PORT WASHINGTON AVE. So 20 ~. .
l0g gxl.D :. Stenk Realty and Construction Co
10 Friedman Construction co. $50 Broadway.
Feb prior mtg $50 00V yrs. per cent.
1880. attornes p ID shapiro iIe Nassau -.
GRAND ST. % 20 81. = cor Greene ~. 15x
lOl: Chas Lane 90 Lille Freeman. llOa Forest
ave Feb 3 due Feb Is. 1907 $4,000 attorney
Jacob Freeman. 90 Nassau 81
GREENE ST - % 80. s. li0.3Nloo. Chss
Lane 20 Lille Freeman. 100 Forest ave. Feb
.. due Feb l.. 1917. soD.op attorney. Jacob
Freeman. 90 Nassau 81.
GREENE ST. i2D and 49, o. 70 i0xlOo'
Stone st. 81 TO a. n :. SLY. Hernanos
Realty % 20 John . Barron, Havorth. =.
Jan (Drios mtg sl65. ocO): l VI. s per cent:
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.


New YORK. February q. 1914
REEVES Receipts .5-i head = ears on
ssle steers in light suppl, and firm 90 iec
higher min COWS steady. medium ard fst CONS
ledisc higher Common 10 prime steers sold
81 Sass rs per 100 ~ common oxen. s. 20.
mis- s. 30GST -. COWS 50 50uS6 80. hcifefs
e. En- Dressed beef svady. city dressed native
sides I2ai3i4c. ezra. H. Exports io-nor~
-o,, s3s sheen in dc Michigan 10 Antwerp
Sale--Toiln & Shannon - va steers. ~
IN srcrare g Is per 100 10 10 ia d. IS T5
oo ta,,5 tb s. 90 - 1892 lh. s. S. IS 1912
- Is . Penn. a55 Do. 81 so. 4 bulls. ioos N.
81 -. ,,c .s.. .
bulls. 1000 No. 80 -, z cows lioS ~ :" -; IL.
io4s To- s. Is. T. i0a5 10. s. 10. I. 1850 10.
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Realty Notes.

George n. Chivvis, for many years with
NJ & L. Hess. and William F. McMorrow
have opened offices in the Townsend
Building No. 1923 Broadway under the
firm name OF George II. Chivvis & Co,
for the transaction OF a general real
estate business.
Rice & Hill have been appointed agents
for the Columbia Bank Building at No.
;G7 Fifth avenue.
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Crimmins to Build Movies.

John n. Crimmins has entered the field
of the film. according TO plans filed yes
terday in Bronx Borough. where he is 10
erect one-story taxpayer" stores with
a "nicolette' from plans by THAN q
Hewlett who estimate It's cost AT $4,000.
The project is intended for a plot l6l.3x
1924 on the west side of Third avenue,
a. feet south OF INST street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
FEBRUARY {.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

IasT ST. 5o7 to $40 East: for a sly shed
e5xs0le. /. Hsrgous estate. 81 Nassau St
owner; A l. schulz SS5 East Nd 81 ~ren''e0''
cost. $500 ...
ST NICHOLAS AVE. n cor OF l.eth u.
Tor s,y tenmt ~ lixioS. Egan' - Yves,
lsist 81. owner: Neville = nSsse' - "S''
18th St architects: cost N-5,so.
i4rH ST. AS and AZ East: for a : sly
garage 5OxlOoii r shut,leworth. Long Island
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SATISFIED MECHANICS 1,
FEBRUARY 8
The Rronr.

DAILY AVE. y ? $50 n $ o, INA
Terra Gotta 60 sgf Defender 60
co - al. Feb .. 1913 sJ32.
CROTONA PARKWAY. VS.. nl
i7Ith a.. y J Terra Gotta % sst -
c2 n, !, :. 20 p, q a. Fso 1913 S|
sanitary FIRE Proohrg and corsr,.S
agt Dessender Construction 90 ~ ~. ~
1913. $40 II
CROTONA PARKWAY. Is a.
l7Ifh ~. Minnie n Roden at Krx-..1
tracing GO % AL March 2 1918, SIS, u
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LIS PENOENs.
Manhattan.

BCRLTNG SLIP. II. Clinton ., Ia
ave. 1884 70 1855 Edw z BO0ne an -
BOVINE e. al partition. attorney. Nil
nOchan.
5isT ST. n 8. 1928 2, Of s;h a. j
1903. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co A.
Peirce 81 II fore closure % MTG. ~.
Noodford. Boveo 3 Butcher
isiST ST. 30 and 81 West. Cha,
CLAIM az Inter-City Land and sec.T,t,. y
81 amended foreclosure % MTG; a,iarsr
Brady.
sarah McTorrrick - al Noreclosurs = y
attorney. r bannon.
10TH -. p between Hudson ard h
sts. lots ~ and ~ Rudolph Wzliaet al
Henry Brev0ort foreclosure o. iax Ia
t0r1sy. \ Vcymann.
MAIDEN LANE. Tween Co
William IS lot e. Rgdc' Dr Waliacs :.
Robert l. IRA cklow foreclosure Of az \
attorney. \ Wcymsnn.
Pearl. ST ~ p between Frzrksr
Ferrr IS 10, 10. Rudolph waIla<A q !
rohn y Eggcrs foreclosure q tsx ae
tornsy. = Ncymann.
c.THEEINg IT. vs. between csc-l
oak sts. lot 80. Rudolph Ws!lach c;l
r-nes,ine y Harris foreclosure ., "a \
attorney A Veymann
CHERRY ST, :. between Ccr,eE,
Jackson SIS. lot ~; Rudolph wallace Oh
Alice McArdle foreclosure q t2I Les: 4
ney. \ Weymsnn
ESSEX ST. 5. between Hester ss. I
sion SIS. lot = Rudolph Nallach Co y |
Sch,rar foreclosure o, tax lisni. ar,,-]
Weymann.
FRONT ST. SIS. between Broad y m 4
ties slip. lot 10. Rudolph Vallsch Co vi
Wallace foreclosure 81 FAX hsn); sitouxl
Wevmsnn.
18TH ST. g. between AYES c AL n
Il. Rudolph Naliach CO szt Henri =
foreclosure Of tax Aenl' attorney I
mann.
Sullivan ST. y :. between Br,oc,
watts sts. lot c3. Rudolph Ns.lach 60 81
bert Renmen foreclosure = AK lienl. zcl1
\ Weymsnn.
MINETTA ST. g. between Nlns,a 1
ana BIeecker -. Tor %. Rudolph Wsis1
agt Malvin c. Pallissr ,fcreciosurs Of IA /
attorney 4 Veymann.
LOT 30 block 1919. sec Louis Pes
Jacob Blumenthal q al foreclosure 4
Wsn,. attorneys. Schpsrtzmzn & schva-r-
VERMILYEA AVE, la5 70 los 'etser
released: Margaret 4 H0ey sgt ALA
struction % II a. SoreclOsure u morp
attorney. J sullivan.
HATH ST. $50 and $40 Wes' rsitcr @
berg AIT New Haven & y Realty ca,
ton action 20 foreci0se two mechanis Z
attorney. n Hetsin
rosrV ST. ~ West: C7'ss A sne,rn
agt Leonard . Terrain et al forecl1--
mortgage: attorneys. Bowers & ssnds
BOTH ST. 2eO West Charles Nsls
AIT Aaron { Ra'koVsky r. al foreciHr
mortgage: attorneys. Bowers 4 sands
Hath ST, so West. Elmer z ccois
Rosa Frank et al foreclosure o. mcftr
attorney. r z Cooley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

:, zoe. Brazn. kegs 1Sc. compound que,
~ aS~c. STEARTNEs-cuict. oleo' -
nominal. city lard il.c
COTTONSFEp OIll-The market Was
80. ,,rt,ce CLOSING AZ point adv An,e i'l
February and . TO 4 points lower FOR ONE
rositsons Early in the day there Was con-
siderable selling 10Y outside account prom
,S by Inc decline in lard and reports 90 F"
No. consuming demand. but crude oh Nts
rot messed for sale and offerings were we"
sb.orbcd Local contract prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and at
to-neyb
Interest 5 per cent unless otherUiss stated.
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
MECHANICS lIENa
FEBRUARY 8.
Manhattan.

53D ST 60 West: James q ~.
Christine " Van Deventer. ov,s'
Van Deventer. agent. contractov -,
ETH ST. liJ West. Augus, "
Inter-City Land and Securities e. ~
contractor. t3s.
9Th AVE. s3s. Charles Cv,,,~-
May. owner; Joseph Polsnsky - I
$50 OS
18th ST. AZ 20 $40 West. r,.-.
Gypsum 90 sgt William Astor -,
! Gillen. lessee. Long & Hazsn .-F.,
si42 50
The Bronx.
HOFFMAN ST. 2f5j. vincen,
AIT Charles Levy. owner and 80
sss So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

When Earl Derr 6igeers wrote 81
Keys TO Saldpate" he didn't knov
would Guido himself in Love IND
ance," which begins in The Trio
next Sunday. Order your copy mi
vance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

81 .~Ns AVE 70. All. st AIMS ave ~
eailsr. Mar, Schroeder and ano 10 t.l,n :,
Haate. - - AIMS ave. 3 yrs from July J.
fJf3. S@6t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
REAL ESTATE.

FOR HOMES in the real country nss,
York consult The Country HONS
40 West 32d street Phone 1850 NsSr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
e Bronx.

Carson r,der e37 East Doth 81 ? yrs ron
FEB 1914: 1914. attorney. shapiro i''
Delaney 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

city. owner. q F>ysco. lessee n ~
pl East fremont ave. architect. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07
The Bronx.

OLD BOSTON ROAD. interstc,ion So /,
o, strauss: Sound Realty co agt cathlss, /
nev 81 a. foreclosure % mortgage; aiir1
L z Marx.
The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22
FIND ARSENIC IN
JELLY AND CANDY
MANUFACTURERS PENALIzEpFoI
PUTTING DRUG INTO THEIR
PRODUCTS.

Washington, d. c., June 22.-The
accidental presence of arsenic in jel-
ly, candy and chocolate and of lead in
cream tartar, has caused one corpora.
tion to be fined $10O and three corpora
tions to be fined $50 each for the ship
ment of such adulterated products in
interstate commerce. In every case
the arsenic and lead appear to have
found their way into the products
through either ignorance or careless
ness on the part of the manufacturer.
In order to protect himself, he should
have procured materials guaranteed by
his vendor under the Food and Drugs
Act, thus shifting the responsibility
from himself, or else made certain
by a personal investigation that they
contained no injurious ingredients.
The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22
PEANUTS ARE A
PROFITABLE CROP
ALABAMA FARMERS HAVE PLANT.
ED 1000 ACRES IN
"0ooBERs."

Millry, Ala, June 22.-Over 1000
acres of land in this vicinity has been
planted to peanuts this year and near
ly the entire crop has been bargained
for already. Since 1t was found by
experiment that Spanish peanuts grow
proli1cally here, many cotton growers
with small acreage have turned their
attention to "goobers," with the result
that Millry may soon become the CEN
ter of the largest peanut-growing sec.
tion In the Gulf states. Peanuts are
not hurt by drought or boil weevil, re-