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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
SeapieW Golfers Play
Despite Severe Storm
GRAND CIRCUIT TROTTlNG
Four Heat Racing System Not
Adopted by the Stewards.

Detroit. Jan 49, The stewards made
several changes I'm the rules governing
the Grand Circuit IN their late session
last night. but failed 70 adopt the four
neat racing system recommended by
the rules committee AZ it's meeting IN
Cleveland last month. Hereafter each
individual association may adopt any
system 70 desires.
After this year, eligibility TO carly
closing stakes will be determined &C
cordlng TO a horses race record.
whether winning or losing.
An important change jn the rules
provides that ITO or more horses.
owned or controlled 10y the same inter
eSts. or trained In the same stable. can
rot start m race, except 100 dashes
In an event. however. with not more
than four starters. two horses 20 owned
may start, their ownership 10 be an
nounCcd from tho stand
Associations which have not held At
least two meetings as members OF the
Grand Circuit. hereafter will be re-
CURED TO furnish bond OF $4,000 TO
guarantee the carrying out Of the pro
cramme
All the old officers OF tho circuit
were reelected as follows: President.
Il. h. DevereauX. Cleveland: vjce-prcsi-
cent Fred Postal, Detroit. and score
tary and treasurer, II. j. Kline. Cleve-
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED
New Tenants for Lofts in Varl'
Gus Sections.

F.,de4cs Tot A Co leased yes'erd,y me 90 eat
49,. ',t .i,ing over D. 900 square ie,, 81 ~ 90
urc,,,ssy extending through % - 1900 l ''.'
- a. "Ssi,icb and Fame, Feather boa tonp4S 49,,
E.stirs a Co leased l5.l1 West -dn 'oc.I,ls
D 90 Sassment 10 VI fshbein 60 oeAi ~
~ ,.iIe,s oos located a. 70 'ih az 49, "e
don, baif - the fourth lo't 20 haPrsh 1u9Iirs 4.
ssiesfoofns for cloahs sNu suns
nos entirely rented. - ...., t,o ~ % West
~ 20 iLs Trinity Garment COMPANY me n,st
10y" - 10 We e3d a. 20 Philip 6o.difslE. -
10y. =, 100 West Slst a. 90 Guttmsn. r..on'a y, 80
o lie rear hAlf Il the siIth ioit a. ~ "e'' '''
- 10 Salessy Brothers. - e.. t,ird
rb 10 Co. & Brown Company lessed ~ f.,i
-. a. 100 West 21d ~. % Friedman TrF"t'5.
me on the nfth floor al 500 hfo@d"S D,,sli,ei,
-, aud with johnson. Adams 49,
~ seSSati floor Al $40 Broadway 10 Jo''p" ''
H.. Ft,. Companies Building Corpofsilon ieA ~,
.osl. An their building a. 40 N.ile' az 800,
spi1,, Frsucls x Dicilin. Arthur ). poef,ue..
Gt.,iss " Dean. Alvin T.. Bunc. hm'i' - "
- tbe S,rstforJ Adsutising AZ, ny. 80 Voo.-
Wyiiism CrulsshSuk's Sons snd taihi.A1,,' -,
- A Tlord leased for me Noodbuy q. -. W
le,s = '0i irc The store ard basement ~ 10.
Ntst3co lac 10 the Anchor PacAins company Joy
~ o,lo' o. tho once o. J.. Pcvino las fc,iiel
IN client the store ard basement a. $50 ffuhoe 81
ffr a Term Of YCsfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
Tentative Designs Pre-
pared for Structure on
Hotel Landmark.
SELL DWELLINGS ON
UPPER WEST SIDE
One Parcel in list St.-AnOther
in l23d ST. Figures in
Exchange.

Tentative plans for building not TO
exceed eight stories. to occupy the
southcrly half site OF the old Asto-
House. ~ the northwest corner of
Broadway and Vesey st., opposite St.
Paul's Church. have been prepared by
Charles 4. Plat.
This part OF the famous old land
mark was taken down about eighteen
months ago in connection with the sub
way extension work, for which the city
paid i'm the reichborhood Of 100000
70 the Aston estate for an easement.
IL was reported in real estate circles
yesterday that the proposed building,
which will be seven or eight stories,
viii he largely occupied by prominent
real estate fraternitics and a real es-
tate exchange. 4 big part Of the
building viii be devoted TO a motion
picture theatre and a restaurant
The proposed building viii be elabo-
rate I'm architectural design. and it will
stand out. il is said. as a monument of
the Aston estate. The facade Of the
structure will be or white granite. The
lease OF the easement rights by the
city eypires carly in,March, and il is
expected that soon after the site viii
be improved Il has frontage OF
1907 feet on Broadway and 1915 feet
on Ncscy So and is owned by William
Vincent Aston.
The northerly half Of the hotel, still
standing is owned by William Waldorf
Aston and is virtually vacant. as only
the store floor is occupied and yielding
about enough revenue to meet the land
tax. This part OF the old hotel Is not
involved IN the improvement
Confirming the reported negotla-
tions. Nicholas Biddle, one of the trus-
tees Of the estate, said yesterday that
10 was the intention OF the estate 10
build as soon as it again came into
possession Of the property. which was
rented TO the city for subway purposes,
but that beyond these preparations
nothing tangible had yet been arrived
at regarding the final disposition Of
the corner. Several propositions have
been considered. but the one most like
H. Of adoption will be that outlined
above. eve have consulted with Mare
Edits sons a 10 the proposed build
ing" said Mr.. Biddle, "and when salts
factory arrangements for it's occupancy
are completed the structure will be
begun"
Dwelling houses on the upper West
Side figured in the sales announced
Yesterday. Pease & Gilman sold the
four story dwelling house at 10 West
fist ST. for Mrs. lmogene CRANBERRY
to a client for occupancy. The house,
which is on a lot 20xl00 feet, is be
tween Central Park West and Colum-
Ennis & Sinnott. through James +.
Barry & Co, sold the three story
dwelling house at 400 West l50th St.
on a plot lGGxS11l feet. taking in
rart payment the three story dwelling
house at 240 West l23d ST., on plot
l310x10O.1l feet.
The Duross Company has sold for
Aaron Brown the gore. 6 inches front
by $50 feet deep, on the mort, sice
Of 28th ST.. 1895 feet east Of Ninth
ay. II lies between the houses al $50
Pay estate is the owner Of record Of
3S3 and 335. while title to 337 and
33o is held by Maurice Fitzgerald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
DARTMOUTH SEVEN
SURPRISES TIGERS
Hanover Skaters Show Speed
and Win by Score
Of 4 To |.

Boston. Jan. 70. The Princeton
hockey team proved far from match
for Dartmouth I'M to-niEhts lntercolle-
gate game at tho arena. The Hanover
seven showed FAR more sll-round speed
than did the Jerscymen. winning by a
score of Z TO !.
The battle started slowly. neither
team getting going and the two goal
keepers having nothing a. all TO do ~
the first eight minutes of play Then
the Dartmouth offence got 70 WORK the
Green making three goals before the
Tigers scored their only point
The first two Dartmouth tallles were
made by Murchie and Reycroft on pass
outs from behind the Princeton net
and then Wanamaker scored prett.y
after taking pass from Holmes. u
was after this that Peacock got Prince
tons goal. The Tiger captain started
we'll down the rink and tore through
the entire Hanover defence, choppug q
pretty shot into the corner OF the cage.
In the second half the Tigers pressed
Dartmouth hard. but delayed thelr
shooting. and lost many good opportu-
mites thereby.
Donohue. at goal for Dartmouth, did
ycoman work, and not shot got past
him. Almost Al the end Of the game
Holmes. Of Dartmouth. broke loose and
raced the length OF the long surface
for "a score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
win 'mouni ~ rnorsss- and nam. 80 afdre,
- su0rrrr
IANUARf o.
Manhattan

AUDI nos Az. - co- - zen e. Etlo1 May
u. 1907 T and Sarah u kos n J"ls' =
h.ef ais. y 'sfrirso1 -on HHay. 80 o9
~ .,ei ,s' or I.,n , ,l q, ~ M ~.
nu,'.o.nE. go 3 lih Of. .'p. - Bow 3 lo5
GULRch ST. o., eas-r 70 E.rnston q. -.ss, q.
June .p. 1905 , lre0f.f 'o ~.
az Amrld a \ no nassau 500
LtuNAHp sT o.. o. i,si0 ~ Hudson A.
be. Nor % lsli. u T. srd Jessie suersd ~
9 SIsFsgu et e.. ATS. e. -. s'9lo
NAulfuN Az f-se tt'l - i"iih s.
-'doo jan 3 1901. - shapiro 20 - fresi a1m.
go. Miucmun. - tcisr = 100 80
NAnltnN AZ. 49,. lno ID n I'Ih ..
rAEk Az r cor of -5H a. -e1ioo. June -.
1895. to-rsHs Pu'-c- 20 q bufler a''rs.
Lars thosfs a H. 50 VAL q. 5000. $4,000
'Ah p cor o. IGN y 81 ril, .3' t Ap-
PAIN. \ = .''y. e \ Ro,eu. 800 Bvay SIS GOO
NAlLNIiNE Az. y g. - CLOS . ~ Msromn
Dam roa1. -ie12s0. Dee ls 1907 " ara NAN
sr'ne % Psusnef o. 81 M % Mcnssr true
aus Seybe = Fe1.h. Al rsra Rcs. $1,000
1850. Narst a sni steele 20 W J. FiFr', a., -
UIH 81 - 80 % ,,b A. soIa, Apnl -
1910, = ! ard Esther ElitermtU e.. al 10 the
!re"nuich say Bsnk. afp. q g. pe"h. -
s;TH Sr 4, 30 ~ a. Central rlrs West 25I
400 g.. May g. 1913 ts'h f'.rel 10 ID Fa--
rsl ls1 zen r.. sfcs. tadraianer. =
IoerH ST. 80 D. s. io,i ~ % IT, A. lStr
Ioo D. April .o 1909. Slme1ns 20 Nello,
. si,' SRI 10. s '',' SIN Al, Issuoo Mir tS2
? iglf. cath po'ser 20 Anna pekoHss5 st'y.
I Schsyrsin. q t1iri a. Broot lyu. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14

F'F so'h e. fled petition. With liabilities s. oso
snt hss'5 fl0j in accounts. Ne has been IN tlhs
.ne t~enil I've
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
CoTfiER 4 90 Judge 4 y Hand hn appointed
Iff.i5al wills sHi Waller r. Fcaron recsi'sfs 20
g tM vim az. hrni 81 900 Lisouuues aff
3, 600 an nom gel assets 81 'ii a. cost price
tuEustin Derry receiver ~ Jo.epn Klein. dealer IN
diamonds ana iseelry a - N,'ssu - bond.
CHARLES v rANNETlER Judge Hand hls
APPOINTED Waller T.. Roam receiver for 'harlfs v.
fsune'I0ri. grocer af 80 F1rrsf sr Bro1r ia
hlfis- sre i2tia AMI a..,'s g. 800 boo accounts
SCHEDULES
BhNJAuN CELLMAN. Manufacture - drss'.s
a ans 2-i ST.. and at N.asara IaNs. \. y.
y ~ '.n'll.,' -nrfifS hsliu.es fa.-''. .l'
Fqui lr ssz.cd accounts. 500. samp es 90.
-nd cash Bon HaHE. 81 also sfnck msr n'nery snd
n1iuf's. 'aiue uuirnau. There a.e o'u 80 1c-
SYNDICATE NECKWEAR co n .s2s Broad.
.ay. h,ei SCHEDULES shoFius liabilities s.9t-i. ald
snd fixtures q l0o goois IN coHsiErmsu'. sl0''.
~ '.coH1t ara eq1iiy DO ~. ~,
'anine Security 90 is creditor for @l''. Sc
rRANE cELENrANo dealer IN dyr'ol. a. 2,
,,-.1,npton g.. ret schedules sloFins lsollue,
10 and actual assets tltsi. cor'stns y
p'oceeds ~ sac " STOCK and fltufes. Sl.-5l cash
uAHLN BDTruNG WORKS. Inc. q -
HE.R Flacs h'ri s,leou.es Showing iaollles
-. W. and assets 20 lHl. consisting ~ bottles AMI
p'ous ~ 600. plant $500 horses and wagon
; 100. accounts SIS. claims 81 032. and cash 80
w a. Iron WORKS. N 40 ". tsi s..
1st schedule shoTiug liabilities s. 7fl sni ssse's
A-.iiH. consisting NJ accounts 81 9ft. pfocecfs NJ
cash M hark 81
NORRIS BoTWEN. Inc printing a. 20 " cith
g.. t.el schedules sloflng liabilities fll-ii. nom
h 81 aases 30 lft. ami actual ssssfs 600.
w. ALbEfS r0rle-UlOnsr. a. so 30 AZ. f.e1
.rhedulcs showing liabilities 81 5Gl. nominal assets
1l.lfn. and actual assets $40
'oNoNER a 1kANGEfN tsil0rs - Church
81. hIcd schedules showing liabilities N.a-4 and
asses }i.s-I. consisting NJ stDcr. s. 500 fixtures.
: GOO. and accounts 81 0-7
ASSIGNMENTS
SADIE ScHEINER dealer In cosn suits ard
d eisr-. - the Ladies sample shop. a. 2-4 iin
az has assigned 10 Bernard Rogers
SAMUEL SCHNfAI dealer in women, apparel
q. -o-' Sci A.. has assigned 20 Aaron Rosin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
GOLFERS THRONG
PINEHURST LINKS
Harold Slater. of FOXHllIS,
Leads Field in Tourney
of Nd Men.

rssourst. y. Co.. Jan. 13.-One hun
-s5 and two golfers drove of to-day
r. the Qualifying round Of the annual
.o.f tournament of the Winter League
Advertising Interests. The held was
.u6ed into three classes playing three
aa.rc, courses. and there were prizes
.or the best gross and net scores Ia
ah. ,
Harold Slater. OF Fox Hills. headed
no field In Glass A. with clean cut 90
waning the gross trophy by margin
p four strokes from K. VI. Purves, OF
10 Woodland Club. Massachusetts,.
-benet prize found r.. NJ. Alexander
r Fox Hills. Lorenzo Daniels, OF the
edmond County Country Club, ana
Villain c. Freeman. or Dyker Meadow
triple l.e al - each.
20 Class Is, d.. 4. G. Gardner o.
rVoodie won the gross score Prl%e
rt 81. and q. ". Watts, OF Durham
. 90 ihe net. with -.
b Class &. a. =. Frost. OF Glen
's'. 81. j.. and +. G.. Henderson, OF
.ooc.and. Mass. tied for the gross
tNe prize a. l02. while q. I. HuDDs'
he Detroit Country Club, Michigan
o. The net, with 70.
tfs W. T. Smith, Of Braeburn, Mass
?. Nrs John Shepard, jr., Of Belmont
i8, won the gross and net score
yes in the womcn's fixture.
>z divisions qualified and handicaps
prevail in all except the first.
Metropolitan golfers who MADE the
81 division include, in addition 10
1,u, William e.. Freeman, Of Dyker
,i1ov, who recorded So, as did ). l..
-sr, Of Apswamis; /. A. Hamilton
ne National Club; l.. VI. Alexander:
ioy Hills; DR.. a. g. Gardner, OF
saVoodie; b. ~. Parker, Of Garden
9; J.. j.. Hazen. Of Oakland; +. >.
-agEsy, Of Moutclair, and X. x. Nam
a. Of Fox Hills.
me second division arc II. d. Cash.
a., Of EngIewood; A. S. Higgins, OF
Andrews; Walter W. Manning, OF
per Montclair: G.. ". Harmon. OF
hsgyl. and K. l.. Tanney. Of New
VS. sho has no club connection.
D. A. Holman, ". K. Hotchkin, IL. }.
~ H. b Martin. {. c. Nernam, H.
Rsnlinson, II. B. O'Brien and A. s.
snell made the third division IN
Or better.
\. b. Lasher. b. u. Butler, W. NJ.
'sFo, il. vs.. Ormsbee, J. !. Strauss,
Russell and Ralph Trier are m
olrth. A. 2. O'Brien, n. II. Tread
herber, Barber, Edward Rode, D.
n itorsen and ". X. Reed IN the
and James Barber. II. d. McAlplnf
'a Brady r. ". Nye, II. L. Spauld'
sand i. L. Gauss In the sixth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JANUARY IS.
Manhattan.

IT,. s-st nam. Is that OF the debtor. ne second
49, ~ HE creditor. and date when Judgment wax
h.ed r e sterling: Dec g. 1914: $3.50 y
Svlu. Helene -A1 "a Hieig- see n
81, i.5 ia'e 90 N,fIonsi state Bank OF Troy FEB
rs 1909. o..,,- r. ssug.bcrg.
HaucA n = JANA a'' tl4I IS
p, az q and Blsnehs-s Pea-ai; haf;s "a p
1914, ,,.,-. ,,,..s N 1914. Sjf7 So
Chambers. = -. T,c. 1919. s. 9sj %
Tunbull X hI-.s,i ioI Sos q
Sane caHf. 10, I. ,'.,'irso- De~ fs 1912
PARK a lAIo'u - " 81 3f2 -
rcrsedl o. ,o,, f,.-.,,.d1. xiff NJ
So same De- &C. 1879 lrcgef se1l $3.50 -
~ We, ''ih H'i''' f321 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
.,;,h and Shackelford Dis
no.e of Rivals and Will
Nee, for Chief
Cup To-day.

--L..f - ,
....,- y !, Jan. IS. The tan end
A' - ,te scyerest storms Of the
tre Oh .-.lr folt to-day in the
-.s- made ''''' -.
I'd and semi-unal ROUNDS o. 'ne
f,'0 -, n tho Seaviev Golf Club.
.rna't ,...- Gov The sandy sinh
bad no' lr. Isrosc6 81 fho
which Qa.'N,' po--;sh g., -
-f5s moisture ' - " Frrost
4. National l..N., CO... go r,,or v,ovid
~ been abe 10 , 'tC This match
f,r t.t t..'cs a. r,orrou,
o. - tf'I'F 80, s,d so b,cb
s. severe Nas -...,,,,.too found IL
b., rde tha' Ut. -.,..L s,6 sovcr.t
.s,ssfy 20 N"' '.. ..,. - tho o,,I,.
.i.s out o. ce''t. vi.,.,,c tbo iast
End. providing 'C-, n.t|ro or az
,, so.es L" ..,',.-.,, eliminated casual
et bow el'., N. ttc later rounds normal
-,ii.cas Ve.e-..~ 5,fcult
.-3s mace .,1' .4r,or NcHie. Of
Parrish o''v .to Gov and after
~-e7 co'' car ....,.,-fo ,,ith neither
orc Draw on. 80. sousrcd the
.,arc wuc' So' "'''IAt -. - f,oIiv
-,tf on inc houy 80 80 Tatcr on
..- on ne t"co'. ~ I-,..,~s " pcrrin.
'rrs' o,sI,Il[ s,. Nonresident OF the
IN states Golf Association by,
and 10 play. o.
-- and stood - up ar tne luI"'
Perrin hung on. but the mar
~ trc other proven TO-" ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
'lSh-AmeriCanS Meet
crescent Seven Tonight

e 'eyens Of the Irish American a.
'ae the Crescent A. c.. OF Brook
y vi meet at the St. Nicholas Rink
..gnI The result Of the game VIII
s''sely change the standing IN inc
%gr Hockey League. The Ores
j. = hope 10 win and tie the winged
!. combination. Slight changes m
nne'ups Of the Two teams are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14

BUSINESS REVERSES

prt-,ucc BROS deai.rt IN hariEus cuiity
- rro,ssrv a, 5000 ard .os- 1n.fd AZ. conpose1
=, psnrg NJ and louis NJ Blumins have as,isned
a. uerre A Nuiueiu A petition VAS Fled agAlnN
49,, ~ Is~1s Brie- ,i00 Hsuy B.rsril fl-l.
s1i samuel ksspsr. 81. Libliiiel are 5000 ana
sr1aBF A son. nc. drs--s IN dr,sssf and
,,.s.is al s. Wsu iifh a.. haI a Teuug. ~
'snlrit-.y riei sskilsf thcia yesterday - hofre
a., .h.u-er 800. Vsr~r Fried 5. ana Herman
r.r,,ct 81 Llsb rties az 900 and assefs 800.
BERNARD I. BAPhitl- dealer N rine,. hqi'',
ana cisar-. a. az Bat .t-h = - siss.t ), T.,
ty Morn RAph!ei. Ss-f. Dave SAUL tli-. ana
hr,sfon- B0tlsrs surr.T 60. -. ., a..
tHARLkS kRAts ~ - -, lotth =. ulel
petition. viih liabilities s-is fof rent and no
afssts. 49,. IN. a, D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY o.
Manhattan.

,IeprNArD ST 3. Nary BusiinE az LTeIre1 y
Weidie e. al foreclosure 81 mtg. siys' SIM
Phillips. - a.. 49,, =. nj
81. -, L. Fe-rv also property IN Kings County .
o'Donohue h. e. al ag, Brooklyn !
Perry 90 e. al foreclosure ~ mtg. AUS
otST "a s. q3f Madison a.. 20tl0os;
Storrnsr AIT Sol Realty co. Inc 81 al action 20
sci aside decd. etcl sii's, BlumehslIsi " biune"-
stiel . a.. ., , ,.r.-.,,- =, Al 80,
Rocabridse Realty Go. lnc. 81 81 'smcn1ed ioIe-
r'o.urs Of mig: atty. swain. .o,.
t..TH ST = 100 LenOI az. l'3iss. II; May
Norshsn AZ william Si4l.1ry CONSTRUCTION 20 81
81 lfnrcr Insure " mlgl altgs. Ilud IIclnrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY l7
MAMMALIAN.

ulrH ST. g. 70 Is ": Paris Marble '1i ne
NoIha IS ''' $50 3,
4tgNsl,. 40 a.. u,,larron gras AIT A Jensen cf
oplh 81 ,of, see 80
S;r PROPERTY: jamestown Man'el 60 az
sams. Nov 70. 1914 tby oondl - 80 ",
HALL ri. "a g. -ia Do l6'th n. p l. oIFh ~
a. Hrtiui 81 al. Nov !. 1875 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
The Bronx.

90, os, nan az Ounvilis. No ?: Hudson Wood
NStro-tins 20 at Strauss e. a. action 10 FORE
- Mechanic lieul. atty. homagns
~ %, marcel %. block 253f. map ~ property q
~ ~ N T. Ogien. A. Hishbdtse also Tot =.
y.r.el l. block 252s. same map. Ida : Lamb as'
tNs,hps foreclosure Of mtgl. stfy. W p N~mhis-
ss,i ti, c1nS AZ iff3. New YoFA Life Insurance
Trasf 90 ast 6 Murphy e. a. foreclosure OF
sts,. .ttys Emmett a Parrish. -... 90, n,
Ia~.ffb az Pauline Lew e. Al uo'ecio~uie ''
,.--t. afrv 4 Roc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest a. per ccat unless otherwise stated
JANUARY -.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
AMSTERDAM Az. sv s. Groom 81. = SIs3: An
4. i60T : ,Ov E 50x 20: Pery A. Const 60 70
iieup Sieber. ir. J5e " l6lst s.; Nov .. lyll;
nv yo EdE r, Ni1ns 20 io,th S. 100 liI5ss
cortg $1,000 acres. John :. hapiaa 10 Postal
,N - nv Z {, LorAuoyi. 80 Nassau s.: slso 600
cEOToN 81. So Amsterdam Az -51 -
Leonard st. o. T. lSS. 10 Hudson IT. 81 :. .; ROD,
ert l. Shepard 90 American Mtg TO- y Nassau
~ Jan D.. SIS. e.; st' Bowers u .si 6no
RivINGGffoN ST. - cor Chysti. s. 5or,l Chgs,iie
ST. cor Delaney - ,,o'Hgo - Loi, fe en-,
Jan l. 1919. . C: atty Mron suizoefser. ,e es
,sr TX ~ '' " cor si,h s. 50 5sloo: Louis sheiu
ar, 90 Nathan % brandt jog Bedford Az belyn
jar n. Dprlor mtg $1,000 due o., ~. 1911 s,oS
% AZ. vs. eilI roth e. e5tlO5. Nicola Mar
inel 20 VI, Reginio. -3' / ll5th So 'r., oSS
mn AZ. Do " cor ssh e. soIe5 &: rred.rick VIM
Schwieis TO Marguerite J. schVe,s ~ Wesi looi'
So. IAN ! o yrs. c. stJ, Albert J. Ieschel9.
10 Richard Kelly. A. w IA e.. Dee % que
,,p he s n is',' 20 ION a, ssIio25 tho. :
Degine 10 National Surety Go. no BHy prior
mtg s. OOe) Jan s. due "a PER bond 60 secure
IN 81 s. esi3s rsrk AZ lssIloe 2. Jeanette
~. n Parsons No B5aery savings Bsus ~. Bow
-. Ian l8; yrs. e: aty.N lns 90
iiiTiH 81 e. s.5 Lemon ~. isIioo u l~ol
iH.issr 10 clara Giioer q ano SIS 5sth 81.
ian ~. yrs. r.; s'iy DAVID stefniieN,,, ~
OH So. ,,--. si,v--p
10Th '; .,, w, - e ~, =. r j;ss
Estate. s3l Madison az jar due S1pt iso
tferiI ST = goo = % Washington 49, l-aK
20 ID zane 10 SAM. Jan IL. due SEPT lsls
q . e.. atty same. f'"'Vs'
The Bronx.
HONEYWELL Az 2Gl0 a ifN ii-
A Ne,ers 20 hs.c hess. ls-- aiorus a., yAl
= p Ms g q e.. stfy. q A Co - eQv
AfAtN sri o e. ali land Ss-ah BuuNe. -stlo9
ni.s isrs running from tsst fordhsm AZ 70 lani
j.0 M MsrIu 90 / ko0tEes. lels
1881 81. Jan T.; due 's per bond. Az. e" a
s,,n PROPERTY. sane 10 Io,sphin. Riehm. lls-
riifon az ipriof mtg 81 eool. Jan J. due
Nsr-h I 1916. r. atty. sane. toog
oINp-ON ST g. rs o. Ism a. RIlNVs n
siiberman 10 Bentnson Reaiu %. t9l l9-d -
Jan D.. instss. e., ats. 7 I 60;
VALENTINE ~. n cor u issth a. TO-. lsi-.s
Trgsi Bldg 90 % MInhttisn NJ 60. 200 b.y
Jan d.. due per bond. az. Msthsitta W.
ts,ru 81. -. i5i q Wlshinston az. Is iot
loo Msfsf Broderck % Annie " AtFood. u
t.,th al. Jan p due Jau I. 1915. 5 y e, Afys
Mlilsmso1 a n 80, Alcrsnlef A.. '-ooo
lSsTH ST n f. go - Valentine ~ 90 each
s6tios q. mtss esrh 81. 600. Ticrsl BOZ 80
Inc % Manhattan M's 60 200 bNn Jan ~
due a. per bond atty. MsnhiitAn his ~, ~
fsSfiT IT ~ o. iass. n Valentine a. 40 20
" q TIchouf A. rloe same 90 sam. Jan Que
a. Der bead same alu ''VV'
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
I4Nt AkY ir
Manhattan

T,rc O. q 2 60 to TRUSTEES ~ tt, es'sts and TOP
er of Tire Diocesan Convection N y y Va.
81. 3iih 50. -0j last atty Y G. A Y Co. Nl.'u'
Same 20 E'lsrl Taler. a. Long Branch ~.
% sy. 6lZ. same sitS NA'N'
K e. Tahcr N Heilman. 80 2 '0th a.. - as.
6l@. atfy. r g. a r 60. tl0'V
T. Meiuhsrd ri ~. er8 { McinhNd 10 " ssre.
field. 21s4 sth ~. lIith s. 3lH v. ~ N"'
Central Bdg lmpt & luyf Go 20 Chateau toahf
Go. ~ Church ST. Haven 90. - cog lN".h s.
80 and ~, afrs SOM Bre. li' thl f..
D Ras'c1 10 . For trustee 20 y SD 81. li.n
g. DO .t-5 T.. stss. tic,srHmsu a f"1. .- ~,
cry 81. -
Enms T. White io Loretta 4 Bsriso'. SIS
fl.I IF. lr.d ~. 500 " Ansie 'ueiu ~ -'A
81. o.. sIy, ! oiSsu. SO Municipal bys .,
l. Melchnsr 70 Helen T'o-shsim 10 West tnd ~.
Amsterdam ~. % 20 cor bih s.. l0o Ile0' ai.,
q Ludwis 1911 81 az.
Honry Norgeuthsu. indiV and member o. nIm ~
Greuhut Sicz. Cooper Go, banker, 70 W ~ ~
fc's jersey city. y j.: plot 81 msp e wash
linton and Busns visits syndicate, q -1lI)' az,
" Nechsler. 80 42d s.. - - -
Iawysrs Mortgage 60 70 Ella Powell ssZ N'ds
worth az. 18th -. % West. address, 90 iI1t,g
Rose Byrr. ard sno. trustees. to LssJsr M dis
60. 18th g. 80 Net; - ~ wv
CASTOR Tsns % Kseh-l kaufman $40 iHth = -;
S6th o. $50 West. sity. l. 60;
Corporal Really 60. inc. 20 q Budk. lsn bc.
mont Az. Isith st. so West a. Interest NJ - or.
sfig = bair. - Nassau 81. fI
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The Bronx

MORRIS HEIGHTS hshi of asy - y Csni.al
a hudson Riycr X n Circuit House brcsher N'
10 4 simmons 60 az Central A hud,'l
,t''' - ~ Sl01 gs
.nTI,I kV. " s. 39ss Issth ST -5f5i-. Hud-
sou N"DI "'s 800
con- sg..'s mn 1l,s us5. W Klein az, = Ep-
stem anu II " '''-' t.N
tN1rRvATE Az. ao3 pas; J = Baron, AT Ans'l
Ionstr1lltion GO. osnefs and contractors. Nl.'o3
I'm IT n s as2 w Boston RI. S.oEl0p. q
s-ilsiar Eagle Wrought IRON WORKS. lnc ~
Hull Building CO. Inc ofnsrs ana coHA 10 ~ :.
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INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inauire, r.latinr - trade matters sui conditions
should be addressed 70 he Editor Of The Buyer,
Column.
Question Kindly tell me the name
Of the buyer OF cloaks and suits for
the Filtered Company. Of Boston? Yours
truly. X. II. Answer is no
such concern in Boston. You probably
mean Filene's. and il so the buyer is
Il. b. Esselstyn.
Question-Inclosed please find sam
pie OF cotton material. VIII you please
tell me where | can buy this material
respectfully, h. Company. Answer
This material is about five years old
and has been discontinued