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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Dwelling Houses Rented.

Louis Schrag leased for Jefferson Clark
the five story dwelling at 80 West Ssth
st 10 Leila b. Wall for term of years.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased for a
term OF years for Mrs. II. A. Hatch 949
Madison av.. a four story dwelling, 70
Clarence Winter.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for Adolph
Levy 10 Herbert NJ Rothschild the three
story dwelling 81 West 10th ST
Samuel II. Martin leased for Susie Scott
Hall the four story and basement dwell
ing at III West SD St
S,awson & Hobbs leased for the estate
Of David G. Andrews TO DR.. O. II. Young
the dwelling at 2l0 West 18th st.
The DUFF. & Brown Company leased for
Allan {. Hoffman 453 West Hath ST. 10 ID.
j. Healy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17

June Il cm,r ,is.OOM. 800; at,ys. H'r'eman
Y. aql East l49th IT. ,..,.-o,si,y Az
10 exterior pier line Of Harlem Rly .a,,,oad or
except land conveyed for Aqueduct hs', 20 T. !
s,redt nset y ID White ct al. trus' 70 I,,rs
SS,,ta tiil Termont Az Washington '"i'
y, 81, atty. u Robert, 10 Bway ..,,,S Q:
10th 81. :. sjl Iioneyweu aN 10 Grand
= bonnclly. ref 60 u r Epple. S9ls vi Al
o.. zine H. s. 100. atty. l. FRENCH v
PARK Row. - -. - II Deere,
Wilton. Y. June To- si@, saul ins "a OK
.siqI ST n $50 White tlalnh ~ too
100 FANNIE Goldstein 10 samuel br ,6ni a,,v
Wcst i7Sth st. June !. mtg S-"l' 'lV'
reIu1i CT 80 East n .. 2jxl00 Mary hugn.,s
20 Toswer,haI a son, Inc, l@h BostOn, hai
70 To-. - mig :, 5coI: $40. atty, L Los"en''a'
iQlT Roston ri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
AeRfAal, Estate Efd;
Three Tall Hotels Planned
on Small West Side Lots

houses, adjoining the northwest corner
Of slst ST. and Broadway These houses
we're recently sold TO the present owners
T. Chambers Reid is the buyer OF the
dwelling S14 West End av., the sale o'
which by Harriet b. Leeming was re-
ioining similar house, SIC, and now CON
trolls a plot 4oxO feet, about @.h feet
south of 1880 ST. .,,.,,.
Harry i. Riecke negotiated the recenilE
reported sale Of 3S West l2th 81 LOT I"e
vvbeatsn,, COMPANY, OF Railway. y. j.
frederick Zittel & Sons have been APP
pointed agents for the Prasada apart
ments, at Central Park West ana eolh 81
The Nehring COMPANY has peen az
pointed agent Of the I'artinooL apo
ments, at coo and Gil West ltth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Suburban Transactions.

Nelson & Lee sold for Henry +. Coe
twenty acres at Plainfeid. y. j.. on East
Front st. and Mountain av. to Daniel T.
Luyster He gave in part payment a
cottage at Sea Cliff, Long Island.
The Roman Catholic Church OF Our
Lady Of Sorrows at Corona, Long Island,
has taken title from Bishop Charles l..
Mcdonnell TO seventeen lots adjacent TO
the church property. at Shell Road and
Sycamore av., for the purpose Of build
ing an extension 10 the church.
John f. Scott, with Andrew McTigue.
rented the Mcnamara cottage on Coro-
nado Beach. at the foot of Jarvis Lane.
Far ROckaway, TO William de Burgh
Whyte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
BIG BROADWAY LEASE
Empire Trust Company to Pay
S1.500.000 Rental.

one Of the most valuable leases Of bank
ing business space ever made in THIS city
has been made by the Equitable pfiice
Building Corporation with the Empire
Trust Company. at present located at ~
Broadway. The lease covers term OF
wears and involves a total rental OF
close 10 100000
The new Office Of the Empire Trust
Company. which it viii take possession
Broadway and Pine st. corner Of the new
Equitable Building. with space in the
endorsement for their vaults and space
on the third floor for the clerical force.
a rrivate elevator will be installed TO
facilitate the transaction of business be-
tween these various floors. The aren't
tectural treatment Of the banking room;
with it's high ceiling. will make IT one OF
the finest in the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
RECORDED LEASES.
JUNE 10.
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

iO2D ST. ls2 and 1874 W. 40xlOO. all: Pros.
pcct Realty 60 10 Leonie Amusement &C
ISt W 1920 st; - yrs l mo from sept ].
1914: $1,000; Sttys, l. & Wenberger .
18th 81. 40 and 142 w. all: NJ stern
and suo 10 B Schumacher, 1892 Amsterdam
ay. yrs from july /, 1914 $4,000; atty.
81 u Rciss. 500 Bwsy.
2D Az. J6i. all: c J Kroehle and ano 10
W Webster and ano 1873 Concord 81. Brook
kn: yrs from April /. 1914; s. 100; attys,
Webster 4 shea. 56l I'd av
i4TH ST. % W. basement store: Vt
IangdOn 10 r Strauss and ano. on prem
i,cs: yrs from MAY !. 1914; 81 200: attys.
STH ST. 400 and 402 Z. all: Soiovensky
and ano 10 ID Dibner: yrs from Jan ], 1912:
s. 500: atty u Berlin. So + li5th ST.
Sd Az. 1872 all: G Ehret TO Wsllerstein
and ano. 40 + 9lst st. yrs from April i.
1914: 81 900: atty r J Kelly. 309 Bway
STH Az. GIG. store and basement; ] Ma
loney 20 A jacobson. 45i w 44th st: yrs
mos from June 10. 1914. g., 900: atty.
Hekin - Court ~, Brooklyn.
1CGTH ST, III y. nli:. d Shlachetski 10
V Batkin. 33T T. i0ist' ST: yrs 9 mos from
Dec l. 1918; S.9J0. atty. l. 4 Jsner. -
Chambers 81.
The Bronx.
SD Az 2s6i. ALL NJ Geisman TO 7, Hoe.
2S61 90 az: 10 yrs from April l. 1918; $1,000
aud $500; atty. l. Hoe
ls3D ST. 355 J.. 2nd fiat or floor. Augusta
yrs from Msy l. 1914: $40. atty, a Rosen.
u BAILEY 81. 2sss. entire grade floor and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Brooklyn Houses Sold.

The David Schnell Realty Company
William De Goode. PRESIDENT purchased
the old Van Amberg tract, comprising
fifteen acres. in AVS. l. and NJ and East
5lst and sd SITS. for improvement with
dwellings IN part payment the pur-
chaser gave Ivy Castle. five story
apartment house at 2S5 and 2S7 quincy St,
valued at SlS5. 900.
Burril Brothers sold the three story
and basement brick and stone private
house at 39S 4th St. between Sixth and
Seventh avs, for J. G. Hogan to George
Weintz for occupancy.
The McInerney- Klinck Realty Com
pany sold the two-family stone dwelling
OF Prospect Park West, 2O.6x90 feet, for
William 4. r. Willink TO a client for in
Yestment
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
torney.)
JIINE 10

ALI, the real property Of which George
! Bruce Brown died seized. given and devised
to Ruth Arabella Brown. consisting OF about
+ l3J acres Of land in the town or West Ches-
ter and the mansion wherein the testator
! resided in summer, with stables and other
houses and buildings, and other property
. designated as parcels A, p. G, ID. etc; June
/ %. 1907: Alfred " D Hogg TO sunern
Taller; s120,6s7 81; atty, Jacob WOLF l'o
AMSTERDAM Az. cor 18th st. 90. II
x125: June .. 1912: Riverside Niaduct Realty
GO 10 Hickory Realty Corporation, us
Broadway; $4,000; atty, l. Marx Us
BIRRETTo ST e15: mtg on lease, etc;
March 49, 1910; Jno Braecker 10 Bernheimer
& Schwarz co. l2Sth st and Amsterdam
av; s925.
5O1xfO0; April 16 sos: Anna T Sexton 10
5 Goldslein; $4,000; sttys. strasbourger.
Z s. - Bway.
CHRYsTIE ST. 17s. e S. 81 s Rivington st,
1915 Aug g. 1909: and Annie Iweig 10
J zweig, $4,000; attys Alexander & c. le5
CHRYsTIE ST. as. known as lot 2s4. map
estate Of James Delaney 25xl00: March 30.
1911; y and Carolyn Marcus TO w Crom-
well. trus; $4,000; atty. LIT & 7 60.
CHRYSrIE ST cor Canal st, 243x
as to e sol III Canal St 243x43.9; June
20 l902: same 10 Citizens savings Bank, %
Bway: $4,000; attys Pierson Beall'
FOREST Hat. concord) Az. sw cor Cedar
81. map estate J Cudlipp. East Morrissnis. /
2OTiOO; June 10. 1909; J, and Friederike /
10 Anna Dreyer ell al; $1,000; ]
atty. II Elfers, 27T Bway T
HOME ST lat point 1913 s Of, 43HlO0; J
April Is. 1912; Katy Miller TO letta Adel- {
stein: $500: address, fi44 linton av.
PARK Az, 1883 e cor 18Th 1T. I3iON
10: May II. 1911: Bertha Rapport 10 Lii
,hitz: satisfied OF record without production
u mtg, by order Of Supreme Court: $1,000:
sttys for petitioner. Kaufman Gisnet, FL
Bway
PCRRETT ST. n W I. 20s.i n c 1T7th St
runs " look i6.Sx 1903 Sx q ~ ~
10 beg; Nov 10. 1897; Frances Van GAS
Jeek 10 Annie II Chadwick; $1,000; attys
Reeves e. Todd. 1876 Bway.
WALTON Az, .. zoos n 171th OF, 44.er
l7.3xs2. 11x3S.4: July H. 1902: Sarah +
Friend TO Annie II Chadwick; $1,000; attys
Reeves & Todd. 165 Bway.
WAVERLY G59thD ST, 100 W Elton ay so
400; Nov 10. 1903; l. and Sarah Lese 70 +
I.ese; $4,000; attys. Bowers Sands. ~
-edar ST.
Sd Az. 2i3s, W g. l2s10 10th st, 2jI
100: July 20. 1912: Degelmsn Realty Co 20
EmilrO Amusement CO., on premises; $1,000
atty. f Ludvigh, 81 Nassau st.
22D ST. 30S ", IS. 100 Sth ay, 20.pS.8,
together with all right, title and interest Of
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IN The AUCTION FIELD.

house at Bar Harbor, Me, 10 William p.
IN THE AUCTION FIELD.
The following transactions were recorded
a, the New York Real Estate Exchange
yesterday
BY Joseph p Day.
9th ST, 4G W. $ 515G Of Central
Park West: 22x1OO.5: { sty dwlg. Sold TO
the plaintiff for S402Sl
22D ST. 300 W. 8, 100 W OF sth ay. COX
as g. sly tenmt and stores. Withdrawn.
BY Henry Brady.
BROOME ST 800 TO 800. $ cor Mott 81
(l66 TO 100, % Sxl03 4XT0. SX1OSQ: . c sly
tennis and stores. Adjourned 10 June %
BROOME ST, lA1, s Z, 20 Of Ridge st.
2ONe0: 9 sly tenmt and store. Sold 10 the
plaintiff for $4,000
AZ The Bronx Exchange;
BY Joseph P. Day.
PROSPECT Az. 205sA. g = 314s ~
lSOIb st. 10 6xl5O: . sly dwlg. Sold 10 the
plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Charles 4. Berrian.
PROSPECT Az. 1854 s. 502 81 1884
ST. 1s.9x-Ng3. skis 9X93.9; . sly dwlg. Adj
JOuned 10 June -.
BY the James I. Wells CO.
INwOOD Az. " cor OF 10th AZ 3s3x-;
vacant. Sold 10 the PLAINTIFF for $3.50
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
VAN CORTLANDT Az, :. and st
Crescent. n - lots 60, el7 and els;
35x1a5. 8Xa5 6X667: vacant. Sold 20 the
plaintiff for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Will Be Erected Within a
Few Hundred Feet of
Each Other.
BUILDER RESELLS
HEIGHTS APARTMENT
Realty Company the Buyer of
Property Held at S135,OO0-
Dwelling in Trade.

Edward W. Browning is 10 erect three
thirteen story apartment hotels on dwell
ins house sites he purchased recently.
The sites are at - and us West I'D st.
and l2G Wcss 73d ST. Each house will be
bant on a lot 25xSe2 feet. The houses VIII
bc within a few hundred feet OF each
other.
Plans for the same were filed yesterday
ry buchanan & Fox, the architects ana
tie buildings are estimated TO cost SVv'""
each. The houses will be similar In ar
raugcment and architectural design and
viii have facades OF brick and terra Gotta
i'm the Gothic style OF architecture.
Alexander Silkin and David Mintz have
rosold for John j. Tully to the Realty and
Commercial Company the six story ele-
vator apartment house. known as the
Elsinore. at Jg2 and 5O4 West l5lst st. The
structure occupies a plot 75xlM feet adj
Joining the southwest corner OF Amster-
cam av., and was held at $4,000
The seller acquired the property last
N onth through the same brokers from the
Cotton Realty Company in exchange for
the five apartment houses at 1901 TO lJlo
Charlotte st.
Pease e Gilman have sold for the
Crosby estate to the $40 West seth Street
Company the three story private dwelling
house 100 F;dgecombe av., at the northeast
corner Of l3gth st.. on a lot 1sxlO0 feet the
seller taking in part payment 125 Yer
nilye av.. a 25-foot FIVE story apartment
house.
Other sales announced follow:
CONVENT AV.-Dr. Arthur H. Terry, jr,
who occupies. under lease, the three story
and basement dwelling AZ All Convent av,
has purchased the property The house
measures 2ONi9.1O ana - located SOB feet
south OF 14Sth 81. Joseph \. Flynn is the
owner OF record.
PRINCE ST-Carmelo Lsprinto has sold
FOR Albert RauChfuss to Paul Pringal l9J
Prince ST.. a five story tenement. on lot 25N
- about % feet west OF Sullivan st.
18TH S1.-Ennis e. Sinnot have resold
through O'Rcilly e. Dahn the i've story fat
az IL W 18Th ST., on lot 2jX10O. The
sellers acquired the house, together with
other properties last month from Woodbury.
i..ucdon in an exchange for the fiat at the
northwest corner Of ST. Nicholas av and
lN5th 81.
18TH ST.--Dayid J.. woodall has sold
21G Eas: 17Sth ST., a two family house on
lot 2JX1O0. near Grand Boulevard and Con-
course. 20 Herman A. Ohm.
dgJTH S1.-Smith & Phelps have sold the
three story frame dwelling. on lot 2jXl0O,
O. is East l4Jth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Apartment Rentals.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company.
Inc. leased duplex apartment OF twelve
rooms and four baths at S23 Park av to
jefferson Clark; apartments in West S6th
Street Studios. 257 West seth st, TO Mrs
T.. Won Cohausen. G. Virgil Gordon and
James { Saunders
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n.r, t.s,nent T.. Fried 4 al to- y re, Iei
P ,o Il Dev 81: yrs from OFT /, 1919; 'l'o'
'tiiarn ST. 7O9. ali; " Hanen 70 ,,a -
v.,ran1r 200 r i49th ST. : yrs from way
, ia,4 $500 TO ST 30. atty. Balesuaeh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
Realty Notes.

The Cross & Gross Company has been
appointed agent for the Teriot and the
Tintern. apartment houses. They are two
modern seven story elevator apartment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
A POLO GAME
on Broadway
Read
The STORY Of JUNE 23,a, 1914
CHAPTER TX.
CHAPTER TX.
BROADWAY

WHERE the Custom House now stands was the site OF
w the Fort-caIed at various periods Fort Amsterdam
Fort Orange-Fort Jamcs-and Fort George
T. was here that Broadway born As baby she extended
from the Fort to the City Wall.about looo eet-uSt
about where the entrance to the ochermerhorn ouo"s
stands today.
sb. has GROWN considerably since then She IS miles
long and she's filed out yet.
Broadwavs baby name was The Broad High Way. She's
kept true to her She's not narrow-comes nigh
and certainly has way with her.
She's the Guy that put the Man Manhattan and keeps
him there when he should be home.
Her feet rest in the Oil and Coal and Gold District OF the
earth of Wall Street Her limbs clothed in the Cloth,
mo District Her stomach along the lobster palaces OF
be Great White Way Her lungs breathe the air Of the
Parks and her head rests on the high ground OF the
Broadway City-Line Property.
Broadway can keep YOUR FIVE senses busy but will take
more than nickelin-the-sot to learn all her secrets
AT the same time you can see Broadway for moth
ing than elsewhere by spending thousands
There's really nothing you can't Broadway. For
instance 500 seat was paid to the Polo Game at
Meadowbrook On Broadway, at Van Cortandt Park,
you polo game for nothing.
Broadways beautiful head sleeping at Broadway
but she will wake up Tuesday June 23rd at the Auc-
ton Sale and when that head "gets gong there will be
something doing.
Just look at the liberties taken with her when people
thought she asleep and what has happened when she
woke up.
For instance on the side of Broadway between 4lst
and 43rd Streets, lots sold for $500 to $3400 Zach
To-day they're worth 100000 to 100000 each
On Broadway between 45th and Streets they sold for
$1,000 to 300 each today they're worth from s25oo0O
to 100000 each
On Broadway between 5th and seth Streets lots sold for
5000 to 81 800 EACH they're worth from $2500OO to
100000 each.
Hundreds Of examples of this kind she can show you
These the opportunities she has given to those that
believed in her.
Her head now lies at the of the great City OF
New York of which she is the backbone and at the entrance
of the Citys great playground, Van Cortandt Park.
NEXT TUESDAY is THE FIRST AND LAST OPPOR.
TUNITY YOU WILL EVER HAVE OF BUYING LOTS
AT THIS STRATEGIC POINT AT YOUR OWN PRICE
SEIZE IT WHILE YOU CAN. IN TIME 1T
SHOULD PAY YOU A THOUSAND FOLD. 1T
ALWAYS HAS AND IT WILL DO THE SAME
HERE See Chapter tomorrow
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Klamath lyss 4 Co n 1 a,ys'' 7E. 4.
BOROUGH or BhvOkLYs.

conn SECURES title 10 well built 7-room
%<OO brick house on new subway. ALco
BUILDING CO. 80 Liberty 81. 1852 Cort
nm, reaf postage brings handsome booklet
WV ss"' OF Liam. brk. houses at new sub
sta. otto Singer. as Kings Highway. Bklyn.
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TO LeT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

hAKLEM MASONIC. TEMPLE. bslI-Ionss
rooms: reasonable. Barnstt q Co.. II East
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nLsrcnLsrEE COUNTY.

oPPOI UNITY TO RENT BEFORE BUYING
aud raw, rent apply on purchase price. WIN
ter home. nine rooms, three baths: near beach :
golf. tennis: unobstructed vieV OF Sound. be-
tween sound Beach and Stamford. THOMAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
KEW YORK STATE

MUST SACRIFICE new Groom cottage. near
lake: plot I5x2O0; fine location. high and
dry: good nshing. bathing. boating and
hunting; will rent for season, furnished,
$50. sale price. 81. 500: good spring water
y y z. Greenwood Lake. NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
NEW YORK.
LONG ISLAND.

BELMORE l.. I.-1i-room dwelling on Mer.
rick Road; garage. steam heat. electric
l!gltS; first class condition. near station and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-17
REAL ESTATE.

Fur HOMES In tbs. real country neat New
York consult The Country Hsms League
20 West. szd street Phone ESQ Hadissn-
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NEW YORK.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

s.. 500 BUYS MODERN DWELLING WITH
gs-aYe six rooms. all improvements: steam:
ty;~1. easy terms; South Ozone. growing
WHITE. 1928 Broadway
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The Bronx.

ANDERSON Az. aft :. s7N1H 5x27 I
1921; E"mp Jones Realty "a TO G Rauer and
arc. ss2 Anderson A.: June u mtg sls no:
'le': aitys. Apreil 7. y Chambers 81
Az y. :. e n 25 e 0-uionuortl. 2-yiO0:
alco Pelham n. being lots ? and 6 man paul
estate biyi'a: also lot 50. map land ~ Union
rort; W Heinrich - ? Htinrich and sno.
r. Heinrich. e0sG Story a.
BARRETTO ST SiS cor Southern Rvard
tcoXs3s; D Tggers 70 Cedar Construction co.
s5' Nassau st; June Is: 800; attys Lese & ..
RAY Az. 8. ESQ Main st. "a kim:
Svl"fe keNnoldS 10 q Roran. roc Bay 81.
city Island; June :: ;loo. atty. Y Y TT co.
FON ST. " =. 4is 1871 81 i0xiOt :: Amerl-
cpr Real Estate % Ia = perry sOs W Ii-,b
81 mtg $4,000: June Is 500: atty. T 6 & T
lot n. map Allen .state. Uud.o, Pose "a
20 Fedele Parlato go Morris av. rups ~.
81: atty. Fedele Parlato cts Morris Az
gpTS = 70 81. block g. map Morris Park;
Conror 70 J Conroy. trus. Grsntwoof.
y: June 3; 81; atty J p Donellan. 40 Mas
Union Az. : = cor l,cth 81, AKA Mari.
Schober to Marie Sommer 81 Alersndsr
80: Junc 10 Cm'g 'lt.ecn: 81; atty. T A Bates.
WEBSTER Az. s. eass i7oth =, s,,n.
Fecker Ia J. Ilaussmapr. lil4 Tnforvala AZ:
June ~ 1r,tg 10 ool $40: atty r q & T Co
Il. lo7 2x1eiG. National Bride supnIv 60 "a
y Perry. Great Neck y Y: Sent IA 1911.
81: lnv T o & T Co 90 49,
wFSTCHTsTFR Az. n ws. looS :, HON.
't o25Sit3 3viO0xl25.e: u Perry 10 Am.ri.
can Real Estate co. So 9Th av: June Is CmtE
SIS 0M; 800: atty. T @ & T 90
9TH ST. $. 1897 e Union AZ aoxino.
p MAYER 60 NJ y McPugh. 1870 oyering 81:
June II 500: atty. Lawyers Title Insurance
Co
18TH ST. 5. 1855 Willis av. ws.iso;
also lfist ST. $. 41ss G Wills av. issSi0o:
also i4ist St $. 1853 = Willis av. l2sxiO0:
Minnie pfeiner. ind and eXf 10 .Tessle X
sharps and ano. 80 West sSth 81: June IS.
81: atty. Title Guarantee and Trust Co
ifST ct g. 43i.G Alexander av 2jxlO0.
r Neumsnn 10 Mary Fries, s74 East iUst AZ;
June 16 mtg $500: 500: sttys Hirleman
a " 2si Past llath ~.
18TH ST. i2s East . 50xiOo; Cedar Con-
struction Co TO d Bsgsrs. sB Baretto 81;
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Leases House at Bar Harbor

Frederic May the Alexander Maitland
house at Bar Harbor, Me, TO William p.
HarlenhnrPh
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
NEW JERSEY.
SIS BUYS IT

Quarter- acre bungalow. plot, IN MOUNTAINS.
25 miles from y. Y; so trains daily; neat
lake and station; worth double: payable Sl0
down 81 monthly possession at once for
sumner camp. WOLFE, 30 W. 80 St. y. y.
JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS, t4S Palissde Ave.
\ pleasing residence. IL rooms, baths,
glass extension. steam heat and polished
hard w God floors throughout Apply on prem
&C. on Il 1 MIIEHEI.I- ~ NeMark AZ :
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Write for Booklet about
FOREST HILLS GARDENS.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES co.
New York Ofices AZ W. "a s., Dept. A.
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REAL EsTATE AT AU0II0H-'----- =
Arizona republican., 1914-02-24
Board of Trade to Hold Special Meeting Looking to Action to Save Value of Stream to Valley Much Water Wasted
VERDE CONTINUES
 TO ACT VERY UGLY
Meanwhile Torrent Con tinues With Reports Ar irving of Damage Done Private Works In Bed of Salt River

The condition of the torrential Verde has so aroused public sentiment in Phoenix that civic and commercial bodies are about to take up the propo sition of empounding the flood waters of the little stream that gets big on a nights notice and thus save not only the water itself but for ever present damage by reason of the mad rush of the ugly current down through the val Icy at unthought of periods Tn pursu- ance of this the board of directors of the board of trade will hold a special meeting this afternoon and the matter will be thoroughly discussed from every angle and possible campaign outlined whereby steps can be taken to interest those in authority in Washington to carefully consider the justice and pro- priety of such an action.
 It has been known for some long time that eventually dam will have to be built on the Verde somewhere, but of late the condition of affairs that washed out the Gila valley several years ago. following the exhaustion of ''Niit ''i N''7 iiN'- 'iiO 9Oe'AN V VI liO stream has prevailed in the Verde country and in consequence the tor rental floods have been of greater oc- curance and have annually been larger than previously.
 This year had there been no dam at Roosevelt to empound the waters there, so great would have been the combined streams that untold damage WOuld have been done to the valley. The les son of the Roosevelt dam is construct another on the Verde. devoted to the purpose of storing the flood waters. so that forever there will be no danger from floods neither from possible droughts.
 The Verde river fell little locally
Arizona republican., 1914-02-24
Constitutionalist Leader Gives His Version of Af- fair to Reporters and It Corresponds to State ment Made at Juarez
SAYS BENTON
 MADE CONFESSION
Before Execution, Alleges Britain Made No Plea for Mercy, Only Asking That His Property Be Turned Over to Widow
ASSOCIATED PRESS prsPArcH1

CHIHUAHUA, Feb. 23.- General Villas story of the killing of William s. Benton was told today to re- porters. In detail it corresponds closely to the official statement giv- en out Saturday at Juarez The Juarez statement declared that when Benton reached for his hip pocket. Villa knocked him down with a bio" of his fist.
 Villa said that when Benton made his move, he poked his own pistol into Benton's stomach and then turn ed him over to the guards. Villa in- sisted that Benton came to take his life. and referred to Benton's mission concerning the welfare of his ranch as a "pretext" to gain admittance.
 According to Villa. Benton after the verdict of the court martial con- fessed his guilt. and declined to ask for mercy. He merely requested that his property be turned over to his wldow.
 Villa contradicted his official re- port to the American consul at Jua- roz that Gustav Bauch, a German American accused of being spy. had been brought to Chihuahua. Gen. Villa said he knew nothing of him.