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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-08-28

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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1915-08-28

Speaking of birds, a recent number
of the Daily Commerce Reports of the
United states Department of Com
merce says that the American quail,
our friend Bob W hite, has been in
trodueed in Western Canada, and is
increasing rapidly. With the long
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

tin. occurred in a speech in which he
said he was holding the high-salarled
position Of Chamberlain, but he was
earning his salary by the work he was
doing for the city, (Which was more
than his predecessors had done"
Prior to that Mr.. Bruere, in a state
ment regarding the fixing Of the inter-
est rate on city deposits, had said:
Previous city chamberlains had per-
mitted the banks TO tx their own rate
of interest"
Mr.. Martin complained of this 20
Corporation Counsel Polk when Mr.
Martin made this statement" said Mr..
Martin himself, 'he expected the Cor
p0rat!on Counsel would speak TO Mayor
Mitchell and Chamberlain Bruere about
the matter, but nothing further was
heard of it,
Provoked by what he considered the
second attack, Mr. Martin took his
complaints to Mayor Mitchell direct.
The Mayor, Mr. Martin said yester-
day, said he would take the subject up
with Mr. Bruere and let Mr. Martin
know his answer. lie heard nothing
from the Mayor for ten days, and
again went to the Mayors office. He
was told by Bertram Cruger, one Of
the Mayors secretaries, he declared,
that the Mayor had put the case
"sQuarely up" TO Mr.. Bruere, and ex-
pected statement from him in a few
days
Mr. Martin called at the Mayors
Office several times after that, the last
time on March l6. On each occasion
he was told by Mr. Cruger that no
answer had been received Then he
heard the sad news that Mr. Bruere
had gone to California, and would not
DO back for three or four weeks.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
BRUERE RETRACT?
NO. SAYS MARTIN
"Too Egotistical' to Apologize
Declares the Ex-City
Chamberlain.

Il developed yesterday that james
! Martin, who was City Chamberlain
from July, 1907, to January, 1910, has
been much aggrieved at some OF the
references that City Chamberlain
Henry Bruere has made publicly about
his predecessors in that office.
Mr.. Martin has spent much time IN
irving to get a retractiOn. Failing in
this. and Chamberlain Bruere having
started for the San Francisco fair,
where he is to open the New YorA
City Building, Mr. Martin has unbos-
omed himself Of MS grievances.
although Mr.. Martin was surprised
that Mr.. Bruere. did not comply with
Mayor MitchePs request for an ex-
ulanation of his attacks" reads a state
ment from Mr.. Martin himself, "he Is
satisfied, he says, that Bruere was not
able TO justify himself, and was too
egotistical ~ retract his statements,
AS any gentleman would do"
The most recent offence of the
Chamberlain, in the eyes OF Ar. Mar
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
Ppace Non Prevails
In Swimming League

their protest the meeting promptly
passed a resolution that hereafter a
referees decision be final. This was
passed. Penn sylvania alone obiecting
An important amendment was made
" the constitution, TO the effect that
any two colleges in the league could
decide their standing by holding two
meets between themselves instead of
one, as has heretofore been fequired
under the leagues rules. II is not
obligatory on any college. however, to
engage IN more than one meet.
If two meets result in a tie, provision
is made for third. This provision
also Is compromise, as il had been
expected that rule requiring two
meets between each college would be
passed. The resolution adopted was
fostered by Columbia and Princeton
The Pennsylvania representatives voted
against IT,
The breast and back stroke races
will not be held hereafter in the inter
colleCiates. The delegates were unani-
nous IN the belief that these slow
races were antequsted, and voted TO
eliminate them from the champion
ships.
1t was revealed at the meeting tha.
the Pennsylvania faculty were opposed
TO water polo a. college sport. and
the Quakers because of this were hav-
ing difficulty i'm maintaining their mem
berShip in the league. The sport also
is losing money at Pennsylvania, and
this is making the Quakers' place in
the league more prccarious. II IS
thought. however. that these difficulties
can be successfully met.
IL was voted to extend further in
vitations to Amherst and Brown. Il is
necessary for those colleges to sup
port water polo teams, however, before
they can become eligible TO member
shin in the league.
The officials chosen for the play-of
championship meets are: Yale-Penn-
sylvania, {. Trubenbach, Columbia,
referee: ID. Mackenzie, City College;
T. Mullen, City College; l.. Handlcy,
New York A. c.; Columbia-Yale, ref
cree. J. Ruddy, New York A. c.; Co
lumbia-Pennsylvania, r. Patterson, Co
lumbia: referee, +. Mullen, City Col
lege; ID. Mackenzie, City College; L.
Hess ssenbruch, Princeton.
Those present at the meeting yester-
day were ID. Summers. II. Mayer, Yale;
+. ". III, y. Miller, Princeton; &. u.
Trubenbach, G. f. Cooper. +. II. Edin-
ger. Columbia; r. T. Coulton, f. A.
Mullen. G. A. Nelson, City College;
II. h. Marcy. H. ". Osgood, J. X.
Shryock, j. y. Shryock. Pennsylvania;
J. Rudy, New York A. {.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
ROWING DATES FOR YEAR
Amateur Association Gives
List of Annual Fixtures.

In addition TO the announcement on
Saturday night that the Championship
meet Of the National Association OF
Amateur Oarsmen would be held nj
Springfield. Mass. on August i3 and ~,
the following rowing dates were made
public by the Amateur American Row
ing Association:
MAY 22-American Rowing Association. at l'lila-
delphs MAY 9l-Now YORK Rowing hssoIiSi,ion,
on the Harlem River. New York. June lv-S'hu'i
hn Nay Regatta. at Philadelphia. July l-l,,Hl-
son River Rowing Association meet. July f-tel-
Pies regatta. Al Philadelphia New bnsa ~ 70
gatts, az Charles Basin. Boston, N~eIn MaSs
chuse,ts Rowing Association. at spnngheld, MAS
Rosedale Boat club open regatta on nachisat
River New Jersey. september 6-Midde S,slss
R0W ng Association. meet date not yet nied; Ne"
England Rowing Association regatta. at bluon :
Detroit River Rowing Association. At De,roI' , nep
tcnher 10 lJ-raclnc Coast Association heeI
AT Pan-Amcrican Fair. san Francisco. Sept nnVu
i5-Deiruit River Rowing Association. al Dctr0il'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
FATHER AND SON
ON GOLF LINKS
Novel Tourney of Metro
pOlitan Association Set
for June q.

The Metropolitan Golf Association
has assigned Monday. June Il, as a
date for the pater ct flius Gather and
SOM tournament, and the Sleepy Hol-
low Country Club has extended an in
vitation TO the committee to hold the
tournament upon its course at Scar
borough-on- Hudson.
The committee in charge OF the event
is composed of Darwin p. Kingsley, st.
Andrews; Wilson S. Kinnear, Sleepy
Hollow; d. w. Cooke, Montclair; Al
bert b. Ashforth, Garden City, secre-
tary, and Frank Presbrey, Apswamis,
chairman.
The entries will be limited to mem
bers OF the clubs of the Metropolitan
Golf Association, but it will not be
necessary that both father and son be
club members. If either is a club men,
Der it will meet the requirements.
The tournament will be a two-ball
foursome thirty-six hole handicap
event Fathers will play with their
sons as partners. and there will be
gold medals for each Of the pair max
ing the best net and second best net
scores.
Entrants not rated in the metropoli-
tan handicap list will be required TO
submit letters from their club secre-
taries stating club handicap OF either
father or son, or both where each one
is member of a club, and a signed
statement of the best scores made by
the non-member.
1t is expected that this tourney will
hereafter become a fixed annual affair
in New York. as it has for years been
popular contest in Chicago and PHIL
adelphia. Entries or inquiries should
be addressed TO the chairman of the
committee, Frank Presbrey, 456 Fourth
Avenue, New York, or the secretary
Albert Il. Ashforth, 10 East Thirty
third Street, New York.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
BOXING AFTER MIDNIGHT
Crescent A. G. Bouts Continue
TO Wee Sma' Hours.

Owing to the many survivors in the
semi-fnal and final bouts, the amateur
boxing bouts at the Crescent Athletic
Club on Saturday night did not come
TO an end until after midnight. Only
one Knockout was recorded, that being
accomplished by Robert Tiplitz, OF the
Educational Alliance, over c. K: Hundt,
representing the Holy Family Lyceum,
in the first round OF the l45-pound
class. The point honors went to the
Educational Alliance team
The results Of the final bouts follow;
mound clsss-M Berkel. Educsilonal Alliance.
awarded judges decision over 7. GeaI ST Jo-
.rph's Cub. in three rounds. 49,
tIs.o .oound Glass Ballet Ninety sec0ad street
~ nj A, awarded judges decision over =.
r.rrsros Twenty third Stree, Y. N. [ A. Ia three
rounds. ,r,- Ir,,-.,. ~, :, An,
,ony awarded judges decision over H. W. lhomA'
National Turn Nerein IN three rotnds
isS nound cAss--B. Sim0nson. Iul0n settement'
.x,,dsd Judges decision Oyer- u. JoHo. GfeeA-
.ns~icsn A. c ~ three routds .
It5- Mound ciass-R Tiptl. Educsiionii Aliance
Knocked out {. Il. HuAd1. Hob Family LJeeuLa' IL
49, k...--A
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
Oeun Withdraws Protest
'oofColumbia of Meet After
Stormy Session,
ool1ND ROBIN TO
NV DECIDE TRIPLE TIE
.,rtion Passed That in Future
nncision of Referee Shall
Be Final.

90
Three colleges arc CV.l"'''S '.'N 'V'
.l.rnioush.p m the intercollegiate
's' ''''', ' ,.,,cis,ion as the result Of
SEinnilns ..,.,....:.r ,.s rro,est
Pennsylvania N'''"i"" ."N
i, ,he Observation-Disclosures meet AZ
ting of thC association at the
nee -, Yesterday afternoon.
Ths setion 'sA'" ~ 49,, ''',,, sri sS com
oFtd stormy - nla,-oT w. DO
,,onlse fSu.o f.,. - ,s, ,br 'f' 700 icoScreN
atsd upon o''"'C! ,'i povr~,.Iyonia ~, Tho
Yale, Oo!uIa !, " 70 i-.,., tbc.r rro.cst onlv
QsskerS |''...~ tsd bccn STRONGLY
dieT Suen az h.. ,.o s5visorv hoard
,econimehueI i'.,..s.. -. is tbc only thing
lbs .L. ...,riation from dis,
,hst Sa'eu ,.'s IN tbosc coynizant
fsPiloh' o.Ilv ,.,ros.od AMONG tho
q the leeil..e - +ho collcros IN Tho
representa- 5-stc~s beI dorc as
tagae ]. ..3 ,.' ,-.. ~, frorn The as-
'lrea'eh'u am ,...s said tbat n new as
ccauon' l,,.,5 D., 4, rorr,,5 without her.
s''S'l;Ens s''i;,so " 'srycrsl other colleges not
. ,r,,~,b members.
i'H ~. ms s-st ~ the meets TO decide the
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
ON MANY SOCCER FIELDS
Blowing Up of Ball Ends the
Hudson Rangers Game.

Toward the close of the first half of
the game between the Hudson United
and West Side Rangers at Chelsea
Field yesterday the football in play
blew up. This terminated the contest,
as another ball could not be obtained.
At the time Of the blow-up the Hud-
sons were leading by . goals to 0.
Mahan and Devine scored the points.
The game will be replayed.
At Marquette Oval, Brooklyn, the
Yonkers F. c. took the Clan Chisholm
Rangers into camp by goals to 2.
The game was fast from whistle TO
whistle.
The Clan McDufs and the Camerons
played drawn game in the first sec
tion of the New York State League at
Harlem Oval. The score was goal
each. Duncan tailed for the McDuffs,
while Reid shot the Cameron point.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
ATHLETICS MASCOT DIES
Louis Van Zelst Was Bat Boy
of Team for Five Years.

Philadelphia. March 21.-Louis Van
Zelst, who acted as mascot for the
Philadelphia American League base
ball team for five seasons, died at his
home here to-day. He was twerty
years old, but his growth was stuntcd
by an accident twelve years ago.
The Athletics were in slump in
1909 when Connie Mack saw the little
figure watching game from the stand
above the players dug-out. He in
vited Van Zelst to act as bat boy and
later secured a uniform for him.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
FORAN WINS, THEN
RUNS DEAD HEAT
Leads Home Big Field in
Five-Mile Race in the
Morning.
LATER BREAKS TAPE
WITH BLANKENBURG
Flynn Carries Off Honors In the
Weekly Fixture of Morn
ingSide A. G.

Frank Foran. track captain OF St
Anselm's Athletic Club, OF The Bronx,
showed his old speed in two of the
'cross-country invitation runs that
were held yesterday.
He led home field OF twenty-nine
barriers over fve-mile course of the
Pastime Athletic Club in the morning,
breaking the worsted in 27:42 with a
twelve-yard victory. J. Phillips, Of the
Bronx Church House, was second, with
Louis Metzger, Morningside runner.
third.
In the afternoon Foran competed in
the flve-mile jaunt Of the St. Peter and
st. Paul Club, and ran in dead heat
for first place with Charles Blanken-
burg, of the Bronx Church House
From the start both runners fought
shoulder to shoulder. Their time Of
28:15 established new record for the
course. Charles Lauth, another st. An
selm athlete, was third, in 2S:51.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
Boxing Bouts
for the Week
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
Aforementioned sporting Club,
New Al McCoy vs. Pred kleblcr. ten
three-roupd bouts. Evcning-oiympic
A. C.. frankie Conlfrcy W. Young Rec
tor and Young Saxby vs.. Irish Mahoni
Vanderbilt A. C.. while LanEford vs
Il. q. johnson and Wee Wee Barton ".
Charlie Smith.
TUESDAY.
broadway Sporting Club. silent Mar
tin ~. Al Mccoy. Johnny Martin vs.
Frankie Diemeycr. Tommy Mcfarland
vs.. Dick Stosh and Warren Cusack vs.
Jimmy Nelson.
WEDNESDAY.
Fairmont 4. C., Benny Leonard vs.
Joe Goldberg and Al Reich vs. Arthur
Peiky.
THURSDAY.
Madison Square Garden, Leach Cross
vs.. Charlie white.
FRIDAY.
One Hundred and Thirty fifth Street
4. C.. Jack Brltton W.. Ted Kid Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
CLOSE INDIVIDUAL
RACE IN BOWLING
Gerdes Draws Up to With
in Hundred Pins of
Roberts, the Leader.

Although the New York Athletic Club
has settled all doubts as TO which of
the ten combinations in the Athletic
Bowling League will finish on top,
there are two weeks more Of pinning
ere the season comes to close, and in
the mean time attention will be CEN
tired in the individual race and the fight
for the lower team places.
Fred Gerdes has come up to within
an even hundred pins Of the leader,
Sam Roberts, in the individual av-
erages, while Henry Clauss is sixty
eight pins behind Gerdes The Eliza
beth man overlook Jack Negley in the
last eek of bowling.
The standing and averages follow:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(W!th nano and address Of suorney.)
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM aV, " cor 18th st ,s.s1eo; Jan
80, 1891: Jas and Jennie McClanshsn 70 MARY
Campbell. B0i Sterling pl, Bkyn, ct Al eIrs,
atty T J Farrell 20 Yesey ST. 30.oQ9
RIVfHGToN ST. s. 663 Allsn 81, % ltT5;
March lj 1911: Lizzie Zarch 70 Joe ard Esther
Wa,sermdn. - NGngton s.. ay, fa'en .
thai 302 Bway. $500
2IsT ST. 32i ", :. F5 9Th sv. 25rss.si Jsa =:
i9O4. Hy and Sophie Helm . q Wld sn1
snO. trustees. atty. Wild. 2'7 BSay; $1,000
2lST ST. 81 ". $. 525 from E cor 9Th az
2jI9S.S. July 81. 1852 John and Liia Curry q
al 70 Cath Kelly. trustee. sty, a =.
100 Bway: s-O'2S
2lsr ST. 3l9 W. s. 800 9th az. 5res July
81. 1859. same 20 same; atty same; sz0Vcy
430 ST. 4i9 ". n : go e 10th az 25Ilooi; Apfl
r. 1895. and II Besl TO II Hallorsn aiiys;,
Bowers s. :. Is Cedar =. 10000
430 ST, az W. =. si5 10th N 23rlV9s.
ssme '''' $50 900
li2TH ST. s. Us sth sv. 25Hloo.lii March 50.
burgk lsO Nassau a s. 900
SAME PROPERTY and date: same to SANE; s5.oeo
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
Two Man Team Cycle Race.

A one hour two-man team will be the
feature Of the amateur bicycle cham
pionship races at the Sth Regiment ar
mory on Saturday evening, April 3.
The Bowker brothers, Of Long Island,
will defend their title in the long
Grind
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22

Bert McGinity, Of the Victorian Ly-
ceum, had an easy time in winning in
the ST. Anselm Clut's run. William
Harmon, who finished second, gave Nc
Ginity a hard fight for the lead until
the third mile, when he weakened. j.
Baringue, New York Evening High
School student, was only inches behind
Harmon at the finish.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
rASTIME A. c. RTN.
ST. PETERS AND ST. PAULs RUN.

Pat Flynn, the erstwhile Irish dis
tance champion, finished with a two
minute lead in winning the weekly five
mile race of the Morningside Athletic
Club in preparation for the open run
on Easter Sunday.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
Some Large Lofts Among
SaleSrOOn1S Offerings

Pow's ct al, Coudsr, Bros. stiys; J r Truesdhs'
ref. due. s.. 3S9 ~. taxes etc. Sl2OlV
By Heny Brady
BROOK Av 553. lsl u Westches'eir ro,'s, a,.
We'll AZ Samuel Brcner e. al: acton halc hal,lli ~.
Sundhemcr atty. A VI Lew. re': due Si'osV''''
taxes. etc. {2.O3j.02
By Charles A Berran.
BRONX BOULEVARD. 1928 22,th S. R,,iV, R,d,,
lO5. vacant. Gcurude Mayer agl Noi.n -, =
Realty Co: Cl0cke Koch Reldy. s,yo %
Healy. ref. due. N.l1OOl; taxes etc S''V'i-
ON WEDNESDAY.
I77TH ST. 7l9, n s. 100 Prospect Az 2j1lVO.
siy tenmt and stores: Samuel Bitiermah az.
Jabia Really Co ct al Naihan tredmsl' 80
+ Moran. ref: due. sl.lil1l; taxes. ETC. s-10
on THURSDAY.
BY Joseph f. Day.
BkIHBRIo6E Av. n cor 2Ojth st, 2e.2rJ3 ,I251
sl.3. vacant; Tax Lien Co. \, sS' ,'sS
ke0sn. ref: due. sl.592.26. axes. etc. 35'1
BY Henry Brady.
ie7O ST. 7i2 =. s. 2S5 Croons az, 2jxiO. ?
sty dwg: Fannie Jones agt william schmitz et
al. II Harding atty, A ieu Caruthers. Tet, due,
S5.9i345 taxes. etc. $2Ij6O.
on FRIDAY.
BY Joseph r. Day.
DAWSON ST. Al, 5. 1884 Leggett sV. or i56th
st l6.SNs. .5Ils 3Is0. II. sty dwg Berths Hatcher
agt Carrie Timmers et al, Is T. ge.slein. atty;
l. Martin. ref. due. $32s7.is; taxes, etc. 80.
subject TO first mtg Of $500.
BY Heng Brady.
ARTHUR AV. 2l30. cor lSlst 81 4s 4s7H9oxl0T
qS sty tenmt and stores. Lyman Fish sgt Angel
Coustrlctiou Co et al; joshua Habcrnan sy;
" I Quinn, ref: due 81. .45497: taxes, etc $J-@
subject 10 two prior mtgs. aggregatius Si1'OV0.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
NEW JERSEY.

TOMS "a. Are s. ''q 70, Sailslns' sI.a. o.
RIVER 2unsalo"s--eo',,,:es .- s.i
p p eLNlNToN eldr. roms River n, :.
I01 CASH i BUNGALOw s215o. READY F0k
siO Monthly. ] COTTAGES. 500, oCGIPASCn
Is Mle. from NYD w 4 E,ls
pv,rrrFtI HOMES -Woodeltr on Hudson--fity
-onv. combined With county ne For paItieuliIs
xrits Jane. Thomson. $50 SD 81, "o"dchne' y .
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.

Cook. Ella 7. 70 Frederic ds Foster sao tf,i,s
rrs SsSs 1sSs & 1907 20 hss I9E2a as.a% SIS foS ssG y.
22993 % az. also 2i2 losth 81: atty. JeFon. :
M,Morrow st Engineering GIN & Cons, Co to MeMOrros
Bldg Go. ~ W l2j,h s. no Edseoomoe s'
Finci.te Abe to Chss Hswses. 81 " SI,h .;
seth st. n :. lllll "a sy q llIeS.e: 36o-sst
BoVery: 4O-l2 2 an st. and IS W 18th st; Az;
& B Hawkes.. $50 Nassau u
state Rank 70 wm cr.set i2s y IhS h.. & E; a.
sErs S5 fSS ken@a.s is 3 ce55, ana d, ts'l'' NuOe''
Acme Metal Ceiling 60 70 John F Cronin. Psrk az
and l20th 8, or 2s5s KinsseridSe Rd; $50 s'is,
Benedc., 7% Adelaide Edw. 70 Ella A Benedict. neg
Haven Coun. Ie W ll7th st; atty. II odelL 90
same n e. to same: $50 W 1915, $, atty same: 81
Fey Timothy r 10 Anna Morits. 22lO tniTe'siY
sy: 3le-3-l Z 29th 81. atys whaley. W
csosS %''.siu Jss C. to Mmst Knox S23 ash at; 5;3
>, isth st: atty; 7 g 8 , 90 u rm,sr.nt In4
Saw Bank 81 Chambers 81. lOs Mott .; oN;
J MCGUIRE. q Chambers 3 I,,,, r. q, W.
ano. triis. Is Wall ST. l770 Amsterdam I" "sun;
G,:,i Go io iIo BSt2 so S:,. simms. lls lls6 a;
We.c6ier K. i4i Bay - slos
wacht. lille to Leah Wa,hi lac hSoSsea ,,,y samuel
Wacht, 90 Nassau 81. '"
The Bronx.
Ren.dict. ADELAIDE. sdn. to Adelaide Benedict
Winsi,,' ZANE. a'pi s. e. al to Bank @Us. ,,a
Ssss6 Siass6. II Il to 70 I TBcsid..os ~ n,,55ss
American Real Estate Co 70 shsnaA' siS5
Title Guar IT " 60 ,, % L,'',,' r'oa ';5sSS ;5sSS
MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.
,oo1H ST, $50 f: Crown Roofing Co AT h:rs ~
sPBSTne sS 2"aet IS5 isl is louis Pons az. estate
~ a c Miner, Inc owner; Antonio h4iofi;, a.,
tractor correction.
The Bronx.
lJ2o ST. ss5 f. BENJAMIN K,plan ,,.d6 ,S L@'iaa ,ra
Construction Co. owner Is iol , noo''4''" .iier
Emerald Construction Go. CONTAGIOUS ~"
SATISFIED MECHANICS LiENs'
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.
|n in'hsn6ain Co AT Ard,ley Garage Co. lac. E. az
Jan %. 1915 tby bondl'
The Bronx.
c,,uros Avs cor Islst st. o7iIlio; spas
cnl Bros Contracting Go, INC, az N'9N' 90
sfriction Co. Inc. ct al. Jan 20 1870 ~
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.
EecN ST. 40 aud l42 FOR ~ onles Iafs
'SS,iG' / Rayusr loot OF Houston g. O~hef ~
Sneiman. iOl PARK av architect; cost. N'V.5
vEPMiIYEk Av se cor .Osh 81 tor . ~
sntmt aud store bldg l00K90. L LA"rsiss,
Us Broadssy owner: HAusef' S'o "eSj 400 So6
,q5o s;In'i ST 's'' s. 50 # Of Madison s'i Cor
~ 6rk stable 20x35: VI schliessei' ~ ES.
fs3d N oW1er. Moore A Lsldsiedel lsn -
ara al Az architects. cost, e1''N'
LIS PENDENS.
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.
surrnN pL ~, 2oS 5sth St, 2oIseei kee
JHtidi"zsfeIdsr All d Brsue et Al; fofeessHfs {"
,rtg- .tty l. Is HsSbr0uch
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
MARCH 20.
The Bronx.
rrArHFRsEo LANE. s. 1855 Nelson AZ
T0ytoe. Clty Mortgage Co loans henry 1ieitho,
Inc 10 erect one ~ apartment u. N..oipSsya
mentsl,
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest per cent unless otherwise ststed-)
MARCH 20.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
LOTS 20S and 209 map Drake Estate. Fed
mann 70 Anna Beese. G0s 10 Il st. yo.
, G. atty, u Feldmann. 39i L 1871 81. ltog
PRosP CT Pt,ws 5o5 "a q Bsrsl;
Mitchell 70 G Mohrnan. sij 2sth st; Mstes iSs
DE I. per bO1d atty. G Co; .t;1e
STANTON ST. sWs rs n " Columbls st, 15sioo;
Columbia 81. vs., 80 stanton 1t. z5r75; Me Q
B Miller co Tobacco Mauu,act0ry 10 7 q II
Co due a. pr boCd yJ.Ooo
sTH Az, :, 5l7 l5,h 81. II 2rioo. Eicdn %
Hel muth. Weehswken, y J: March ~ tpriof
mtg iil 00o). due July l. 1918: 8 . c; arts,
sIn ST. i5S ". lessebold; L zeluo % Roth.
220l Valentine ay; March "a; insta ments. due ss
psf notes. aitys Hoffman q Friedman. 81 Mas.
sau 81 $3.50
56IH ST IS. 275 9TH av. 2'r7sT; p McCisn 10
Commonvealth savings Bank. 20of Ams'erfa1
Az Mach 20. 5 yrs. ~ c; atty. u Hyas Y
iI7TH ST. rs. i7s sth Az. zsriOO II; AIdsbsrSn
60 to n Parsons. % " Seth a. FEB ~; due
Sept l. 1911: . c: atty. T & Co: tS.oA
The Bronx.
BRIGGS Av, .. $50 southern Boulsvard. scr
ll0: also Ao~hou Parkway, cor Hull AZ,
10 sIl52 Il slso Brisgs az 2 s. $50 southern
23.4Hlo6 Buena vista " Busch 20 Iis W
Irniss e0i W i27fh a.: March S; due jan J,
1918: 8 . c; atty L 7 I a 7 Co: $500
FEATHfRBCO LANE. .. 1891 Nelson Az. 5yy
100; Henry C'e and Inc. % City Ntg Co. ~
Wall 8: March H. demand. c: ats. q
MORRIS AV. si2.sia. also Morri. r si5-siS: p
Rauminelo 10 ) l. Frank. 2l70 BVsy; March 10:
due as per notes: atty. Frank. ?lIo BSay
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
LONG ISLAND CITY.

FACTORY LOFTS for Manufacturing. threc lof's.
4 600 % feet al or separate. lisht four sides
new bui ding. heat nrepr0of. spnnhers: elevator. /.
q niuute, rom Manhattan. al r. II termlnas.
slth b. fern and Bridge lowest insurance rae.
Bradley Bui ding. 10Th and I'm SIS. vernon as.
a. MsrEafiui. phone 305l-BeeAman.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
7 NEED MONEY

VIII sacrifice MS 2iamiy house twenS ''o,. ora
sSS,' 1I ,oot leased s72O Annually Income 81 200.
Expenses, s726 50 proat H,5 5O tScSled, /, ss,'
iion of high class homes Oneged Tor suicA sA'e'
NJ brokers y. s25 Tribune .-..---.
sAcRiFicg.-From $li 900 % .l0.599; $1,000 casa
oHiy $40 Westminster Road. near Beverley h%su. %
Of F1atbush's best large grounds trees sI1 snxupf'
elegant pa story II fOoms AID baih hENhi ."
REDFIFLD. ID Court A. telephone Naln Sslt
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

FOR HOMES In the real eonntry -i,hin
cor,muting distance consult Country Hons
sar,e 40 West 32d ST Phone 1850 Mad
New-York tribune., 1915-03-22
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
BOROUGH or MANH,rfAS

BrsTNEss BUILDING BROKERS -FREpK FOX
A co. Il West i0th 81 and 1873 BroadsS,