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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-02
Benny IS LOOKING
FOR A JOB TODAY

New York, May benny Kauff,
star outfielder Of the Federal league,
who jumped to the New York Nation
ais, was today turned back to the
Brooklyn Federals by the Giants. To-
night he was Indefinitely suspended
by President Gilmore of the Federals,
effective Immediately.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-02
WIPED OUT BY FIRE.

Washington, May 1.-The Amer-
can consulate was among the build
ings destroyed by fire in the business
section of Colon, Panama. last night,
according to a cablegram to the state
department today, which said the fire
spread over an area of % blocks. Two
persons were killed and 20 injure l.,
and $4,000 people, mostly negroes,
are homeless.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-02
eleven OF CREW
FOUND LAST Night

San Diego, CAL, May 1.-Eleven
members of the crew OF the steam
ship Victoris, which foundered off
the Coronado Islands late last night,
were picked up by the schooner Flyer
tonight, while enroute to the rescu.
Thy had taken to the lifeboats short
ly before the Victoris sank in deep
water. The crew chose to remain on
the leaking vessel, hoping to save
her, when the Is passengers were
taken off last night by the American
Hawaiian steamer, American.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-02
VILLA Will REPLACE
ALL OF HIS C0NSULS

San Antonio, Texas, May 1.-Hec-
tor Ramos, head Of Villas secret ser
vice corps, announced through the
Villa representative here, that all OF
the present Villa consuls in the Unit
ed States will be dismissed 1t IS
said that virtually all Of these men
were previously identified with Ma
dero and they will be succeeded by
mn of Villas own choice.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-02
PRISONERS FARE WELL.

when he was taken to the hospital.
PRISONERS FARE WELL.
Kiev, Russia, May Long trains
of Austrian prisoners are arriving
daily at kiev, with stories of the des.
perate fighting in the snow-clad for
ests of the Carpathian passes.
The appearance of the prisoners Is
by no means as bad as had been paint.
ed. Most of them look healthy and
strong and with the exception of their
footgear their clothing is in fair con
dition The Austrian boot reaches on
ly above the ankle and is less effective
against dirt and the wear and tear Of
campaigning than the Russian thigh
boot The Russians have assisted the
captivcs by giving them high boots
free. Few of these Austrian prison.
ers appear to have suffered from hum
ger. According to their OWE accounts
to All Associated Press correspondent
they received three rieals daily, even
when fighting in the Carpathian pass
es, far from the base Of supplies.
The best Of relations exist between
the Austrian prisoners aud their Rua.
sian captors. During halt in the
procession, the friendly Russian SEN
tries may be seen trying to converse
by sign with their captives, who try
to reply in a feeble mixture of Ger
man and Russian. Whenever there is
an opportunity sentries and prison
ers gather together and exchange Gig
arettes and stories of their expert.
ences in the trenches.
Among the Hungarians there is q
large percentage of very young men,
from which the, inference is drawn
that the Hungarian male population
is being heavily drawn upon. Out Of
every 1000 prisoners taken in the
Carpathians about so are Germans,
which bears out the previous stories
that there is a sprinkling of German
regiments along the entire fighting
line in the Carpathians.
In addition to the prisoners taken
at Przemysl, the Russians appear to
have taken some 10000 Hungarians
and Germans in the Carpatnian hat.
ties during the third week Of March.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-02
DEFEATS IOWA.

Minneapolis, May Minnesota de-
feated Iowa at track, seyenty.three
and a half to fifty-seven and a half.
The Gophers kepet ahead throughout.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-05-02
4. .H.S1EELE STRICKEN
WITH APPENDICITIS

II. Fl. Steele, the new member OF
the state tax commission, was taken
to st. Alexius hospital yesterday and
was operated on for acute appendi-
citis. He was doing very nicely at
latest reports last evening. Mrs.
Steele is expected to arrive in the
city from Mohall today. Mr.. Steele
had been in the city but two days
when he was taken to the hospital.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

ENPER1ENCED real estate 'nausGcr de
sires TO come In contact with reputable own
erS' properly managed and developed 60,
economical basis A. : buN 80 sun off ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
NEW wOOJwORTH TENANTS.

Edward j. Hogan has leased space
in the WColworth Building 10 the Will
lam L. Gregory Company OF the six
teeuth floor. - Frank A. Doyle. The
American Nuica nizel Fibre Company
and Jacob j. Schwebel Oh the thirteenth
iloor 20 cowaH. purinton & Mar on the
twenty fifth floor 20 Robert NJ Boyd Oh
the NTH ioor. 20 Abrdnt Elcubogeu or
the twentieth foo; 20 Macdonald n
Macdonald o. the TENTH door - tns
colts Patent Firearms Company Oh the
twenty Attn floor 10 the American
~e"dtapa Company, III. British Amer
lean Export Company and the Hudson
Motor car Company on the thirty ninth
floor 20 the Al-HlckaEe GroCpry stores
Company or the eleven floor. 20
Phelps Bros. o. the sixth floor 10 the
,ieuerai Waste Paper Recovery Com
pany OH the gorty-hrst floor TO the As
nestos Textile Company space on In"
nineteenth hoo-. and TO Il. r. L. Hunts
man. treasurer OF tho sphinx JIuh
Hugh NJ Wharton and tine New Yor!;
Acreage Estates company on she forty
sixth Noor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
VERNON.
LAKE CIl.tNpuAI>

FURNISHED. THREE TO TEN ROOM
HOUSES. MODERN PLUMRlNG. RENT
rBOM MAY TILL NOVEMBER s1s5 70
tt25. Bathing Beach, dock spring waite.
hos. hshluE, screened porchcs. guides,
moor ana row boats furnished. Apply Dr.
MELVILLE. 81 \ 1Ans. Ncfnun.-
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders
attorney
sTH ,s ST n52 A i5".s%"p lGS
80 Bette wise; atty. AuSusti,, AZ
,s!fTT,Mf 81 HoW :. 100 .Nms,crt..m t'iGthi
~. tCx7e.ll sept 80. tecs--wm Z and
Grasmuck ostrander % Nassau
sisr ST. :. 200 'Amsieraam av, lsx
zoos, oct 2s lsi4-Che, + and JIi3 iSs
" t7,h It: ATTY. e Lattinr. ~ Fnoms
,.t ,>.,,r,,;>, 'so',' 18Th st,
IE Il iSs;p NAV ~ a. e,sSa WIN poa6iedsy
to Wm Allen Butler. Southamp'o l. l.
ana Jas y Wyckor. i&i "tun
trustees, atty, Gratz Nathan 10 s,,rs9aeooo
WEST END Az 900. v $ q n s5h s.,
ao,9o Sept -, 1sio-poualt pGrant 20
VIM VI savlni atty, Ino Nic"iso,Ss ,ss
SAM: rRoPrRTy. july 80. iac, Avne-
/. pu-ant g. same ai;ys. WILCOX n -
sA 81 ST fTTS6pERry June 81. iSo'-s,asmsss
c6;RRri.A%pr ST sa. e.. 2,ai's. App u.
lslo--Frank ana Authoule san e! "
attys. Yer Planck. Prince a oas
ssh h"S sT. >. 80. Sd Az. 25.5xloz.2;.
Ap, II. iSs2 John II and Nina Htn,h
To- Julia \ lesey. ?2o l. 6ist st 4,9,
Geo \ Blank al BNay ........ wv
BEGINS 5l.lo " from in;ersectl9n oi
ss.5x plox n 80 10 wee :,
- SO. 20 beg. Mar 80, lso5--Jes u
Wsterhouse to Sarah p powd; atty, Fay ooo
~ Murphy, az bwsy ,..,,..c.. .. All cii'g ~
1ais-Ms,thcw Kramer 20 Tobias SsS.
isiST s'r n :. 200 9Th az. e5sss, Ap
I5. lsOs-Alvina Gresnwaid 20 SAL
Horn. eS;rx. atty J. n 7 CO, 49,"
.sPPHh sr $. s75 e iith az. Is sxioo.t,
ApI %. Iol2-Edw \ Miller 20 lietrn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

$. ossood Pell & Co. have 'sased the
second floor In 1854 Broadw., TO CAL
Johnson and Howard Shaunnurs. sales
agents for Excrilo Tire aud Rubber
company Of Philadelphia. and with lie
Roy Coventry to die Eosl,am Scott Conn
pany the second foor IN the Thomas
Building. southeast corner OF Broadway
and Sixty.tiird street
George W. Mercer 4 Son have leased
10 the French cable Telegraph Conn
pan! the corner store al - Hudson
street also stores In the same building
to Nathan Bros. and Morris pogodu, and
I" Daniel Reeves. Inc. the store az &c
Eighth avenue.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles 5
brown Company has leased the third
floor iu 5J1 Fifth avenue 20 Eleanor
Adair for a term OF years
James y. Weiss Sons have leased TO
the burrows Metal Manufacturing Com
pany N" eighth floor in 52l and 52S
West Twenty street which COM
pletes the renting OF the building: also
leased The ground floor IN 23l and .3S
Tenth avenue To- the National Metal
Read Company FOR - term Of years.
George Il. Read * co. have leased
space in 80 ami Al Cor'landt street to
Frank u. Waller. John Kel.haw. Row
~ -
Sterling blower Company. also offices
in n Nassau street To- porcmus 4 Morse,
J. 4. Raub ana HARRISON Walker Re
tractories Company; IN l20 Liberty
street space TO Kenneth & Gosliug and
ielieu X Co. IN II: and 10 Pear! street
space To- :. W. briggs Warehouse Com
pany and 4. k.ndrick, large space In
81 broadway to Gordon Auchluclose,
David H. Miller and Emil Baewald. the
store at 90 South William street TO the
River Plat. Commercial Company; the
building lio Washington street TO the
Anchor Corrugating CONSTRUCTION COM
pany FOR "A tern. OF years; also 80 and
81 John street to Galante 4 Padavano.
Louis Schrag has leased the store at
1873 West Twenty-secouj street 20
Locker 4 Iashin and with Henry Brady
the store AT 80 Seventh avenue 70 :.
Rosentha'.
The Real Estate Management: Com
pany has leased the store at 2Iil Broad
way TO X. BUsanc for term o.: years.
Eduard ". Browning has leased space
! In los to H. West Fortioth street 70
Harold l.. Young and Steward Wagner,
architects.
y. Brigham Hal a william u. Blood
good have leased for n term OF years the
store and basement a: GA Third avenue
10 Johu q. herklnain.
Shaw a Go. have leased 5000 square
feet In the northeast corner % 12+th
street ana First avenue TO "Simonet
for term Of years
Cammann, Voorhees, Il Floyd have
leased the dwelling at $50 West Seventy.
NTH street TO Mrs. Lucille Martin
The Real Estate Management; COM
pany has leased the store ard base,nen,
at oiii Broadway TO r. BusanO tor a
term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
PLANNING. BRONN FLATS.

Tho J. ". Rowan Realty Company il
to hu'il tkrr" Ave story tenement houses,
each 5o.rXSOiO. on the east side OF Ar
thur avenue, - foot south Of ls0th
street, with accommodations for eighty
orr families. Plans have been prepared
by the fremont Architectural Company,
wh!ch ilyr.v.B th"ir COS. at $4,000.
william Evans viii build n five story
tourunu, on plot 9OTl0S.4. on the east
side OF University avenue, 40 feet north
Of SD street, ut Il cost of $4,000, from
liau- by the krcymoorg Architectural
Company, winch has also completed
plans for Two similar structures. to be
hunt NJ u cost of $40 0Jn FOR the ST.
mona Realty Company, Simon shapiro
president, on the we.a side OF Bryant
avenue, 100 feet north OF Aldus street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
Big DEALS MARK
REALTY TRADING
NcCrccry Family in St25.OOO
iradc--lnNc>tor Buys
Bic Apartment.
PETER DOELGER 4 BUYER

r N-'rscry family ASUrod yesier.
...u trade involving property valued
A. $4,000. The Elk story building at
T.. 20 i4f West TWoutE-sevoUth street.
e.. .,e McCreer.'s have owned FOR
riq. years was sold 10y Leopold We'll 70
~. Aiams Real 1,stat, Company, a
ep,..,., apparently OF recent formation.
I. r4rt payment FOR ~" midtown prop
,~,, .l, Adams interest gave real es-
t,ir . Tia, Hunts Point section Of The
pr7.N This comprises 80 to 9SNiY
Vr-t,Iast"r avenue. extending through
IN $780,, 30 96S East l65th street. also
H.. southeast corutr Of TIFFANY and
Is,t. streets. The property is covered
crl 81 on, story building Tho Twenty
s.y,t.H street building. which the j. &.
Nc..r.', Realty Corporation sells covers
,ll, 12e feet wide and $50 feet deep.
f. between sixth and seventh ave-
r,,s OIL the south side of the street and
= tllu-d 10y the city FOR taxation pur-
nos. ~ $500 Geo, OF which S24:. 900 rep
rcs,1.s tl, value Of the land. Tho Nc
C,-,ry- have owned the building since
pe.,1ih,v. 1906. when they bought Il
from Frederick q. Mailman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
pI,s ss.5.ooo APARTMENT.

clarence Payne Of M,uiu Park. cal,
r.. purchased from the BriXtur Realty
Ca"pcrttIuu. Edward : Brickn,r pres 10
d.nt the twelve story apartment house
a, igN 10 ia West Sevcuty-uinth street,
known as She BriXford and occupying a
PIC. s0Nto2.c. about midway between
CU.uuuus and Amsterdam avenues. Tine
t-c,,r, 100 the transaction wer. Robert
r. zee Nurdeosi 'and Robert Z. Knapp.
SipddArd 4 Mark as attorneys repre-
seuted The sellers and Harris 4 Harris
represented Mr.. Payne In the transac-
,iuu In part payment FOR the BriSford
Mr. Payne gives = tract of about forty
acres OF meadow land at Woodmere.
/. L.. which is part of the old Woodinero
go' course. wAich he bought several
yt3rs ago This property figured in the
tx.l.fg AZ a valuation of $50. 900 and
The RrNtord was estimated At a value
O. about $4,000.
Tie BriNford was finished last year
b. the builders and replaced four Old
dwellings bought the year before II
4 - high grade construction and con-
ts!us q large penthouse. The courts are
o. white tile brick and there are wrought
iron rlpes ana brass plumbing fixtures
tiled Ktcheus and solid porcelain tubs
Features Of the building include exccu-
tive Offices ana a hall for dancing and
er'.-tainmen,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-da, and Tomorrow.
For eastern >"w Work. fair to-day ;
cooler In south NORTON; fair o-morrow .
light 10 moderate var,sble Winds

For New Jersey ana eastern pcnnsy,.
vania, tait and somewhat cooler TO dav.
fair to morrow. light 10 moderats variable
winds
For Now England. fair and somewhat
cooler to-day; fair to-morrov. ilrht ~
moderate" variah" winds
For western Nov York partly cloudy
today rising temperature Tomorrow
.iRh' 20 moderate variable winds
NEW YORK, April 1S.-The depression
which covered the lake regions and East
orr states On Sunday moved uortheastvard
and WINS central IN tho lower ST. Lawrence
valley yesterday. followed by A few
showers IN tn" lower lake regions and -
Lawrence valley and generally clearing
weather in tho central states.
1t vas warmer along tho Atlantic coast
northvnrd into New England, but colder
In the north Central states and jak.
regions with freezing temperature In ths
upper lakes and par Of Wisconsin. Min
uesota, the Dakota. Nebraska ana Iowa
Tho pressure was high throughout tho
Interior NJ tho country from = centre over
tho upper Mississippi Valley ana low over
the states west of tho Rocky Mountains
Generally fair weather prevailed weW
Of he Aleghanies. except a few showers
In the north Pacific states
In this city the day was fair and
warmer during tho day. cooler at night .
wind fresh southwest: average humidity
- per cent: barometer, corrected to read
- sea level. at 4. NJ. eea, 3 + NJ
ce9s
The temperature In his city yesterday
's recorded by tho official thermometer IL
shown In the annexed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

,,.-r,-r ,., , d., ,
e. LITTER nM Ma orened g'm a. , IN
hsi s.~tnsd VI Vs.. 10. H.el'- Of INN
20 me oalaase ., n, ercs rraaus va.
wor.ga.c rh"re We Al ad,an.e - -.
on nes "f,ra7 %n,gh S5s 9''gmnE -'' TiS
caster Market e. . Hhu.- ..,."t "a so,u
condition. "rlce.. Creau"ry e>.ras. -.
nr.ts, s. 80 81 score Sors.' Hra' cN,ra-.
o. s,nr' 2su -r. nrs.s. .t'sa-7'a,
:, :" porrin"a'' FL. 30, ' summon To- ;nr IA
nr-,s 81, n2sc lower grr,is.' .ia.s'
imitation 'reamsry. i!rs,... :;Iee1c
"a - u -i", love- grades, ls1 zoe rnrk
iug ,to,h. 80. g. soc, over grades, 1852 90
,,,,,..sr ~, ,.,r,r1 Dor ,ro.b White.
q 49, pn',i mo m,r,',.t ken. o.,.. cleanr.
upr m ' ,rd ' n"tr '.'', s',s lid WI
,rn ,.,, 'yi,s u,r. me A. w.. rr,.i
SAFE skins, both Held ann fresh we've
steady. MarSe, closed IN gooa condition.
Prices. state whole MIX, held, colorru.
spo,inl- lfdl7L.C.. average fancy, it'p 10
l6act state whole milf 'rosN C0Ioreu
specials.. 10 i5%c average f,ncy -.
daislcs lsglst. twins, l6i. ft l6a.
fresh twins. lbi. 4 lbis ioNh'r daisies,
i5qlGLc state sHims. held specials lsie
q iat,c'. fresh specials, i2cl2s.c; skims,
tresh, choice, l0's a II NC; fair % GOOD,
sRioc.
There wers nearly 70. 900 moro aces than
on the same day last week Even these
Increased receipts did no, cause any de
cline, In fact extra hrsts wer" W !.
storage packed stock WIS offered a. !. ..
cas- than SATURDAYS biddins Mark
closed firm, with n" ehpectauoi M,
opening ,InT TN balen'e nt M ",'h'
iru.e 30 q s"Lt.i a-.,, "a. a,ls.,
, .rasnd nr''s % 1857. sto"ass ted. dt,ts
10 "h'I.t ""''' . . - -.
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BRONX FLAT BUYER = .

TIFFANY STREET.-THE Tureh Realty
Company has sold the southeast cor
r.- NJ Tiffany street and Whnock
avenue, Ave story tenement o. plot
3DNlog. The buyer IS an investor.
BROOK ANENUII--D. ~. S.uily n co,
A1'e sold for the Henry Morgenthau
company tho one story structure, con-
tulug eight stores, n me southwes'
CORNER % Brook avenue aud i"6'f
-"e' fronting 30 feet o. the av,uu"
..t l04 feet ON l5Gtr s':cc:. The
ltFer .a uu Investor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

Bloombcrr, Jay y Gllmou. New Yore
'lty; Edna J. Bcrgesen. Brooklyn.
keNiNai Realty Corporation. Manhattan.
capital. - 900. directors Alexander DIhcr
York city.
Accounts Realization Company. Manha'-
YAM capital $4,000; directors. Gustatr II.
Loeb Albert Firkclstcin aud lsidor Grrll
New York city.
Ashton Holding Company. Manhattan.
.apijal. 1000: directors. Manson =
city
Kledell Construction COMPANY, Hanha'-
tan; capital $1,000; directors. Louis }. /.
iucdelL Frank " Rieici and Laura j.
Rittr-. NcN YORK city.
NcEvuy koesler Bdildinr COMPANY
m" Bronx; capita. $1,000, citcctor,. John
VI McENoy. Mary Ann Rooster ana r.. D.
Rooster. Tho Bronx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
lat 22os THIRD ANENUEl
BIG CUNARD LINE EARNINGS.
st-a ship Go. Sho~s Net Pr"at Of
t..0..Oos Pounds.

Tho Cunard Line steamship COMPANY.
Ltd. has issued It's repOr' to~ the yea
ended Deccmhcv 81. lgl4. Gross
earnings were f4Vis.61a. Vi'h net ear
iagS of ii.267,sai Total income
amounted 20 n.@sf,94;, With = surplus
after making deductions for interest.
taxes, repairs. renewals. sc. OF fl?G,-
378. This added to the prev lous surplus
gave tho company total OF f326.75o.
After the dividend OF the preference
shares there remained a profit aud loss
surplus ~ t2Ss.999
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Ho'lard-Amerira liner \onrdam
sailing 20 day for Rotterdam VIII take
mail. closing at $50 \. Vi. for the Neither
,an1a German Austria. Hungary and
Luxembourg, also for other countries N
specially addressed for despatch by hi,
steamer
The white star liner Arabic calling
Thursday for Liverpool, vii take mai.
Ctosing az $50 A. VI, for Great i}rl,stt.
ireland, Belgium, the Netherlands. south
Africa eNccpt Egypt, Bhodesia Lourenyc
Marquee, Madeira. cape Verde islands.
NORWAY sweden Denmark and Russia.
Tho French li0e steam ship Niagara,
sailing Thursday fcr bordeaux. wiz tax.
mai. closing Ht noon fo- France. Ru.
mania. Servia. bulgaria, switzerland
lttlN. spain. Portugal. Egypt Greece
Bri'ieh Iudia. Brit'sh East Africa Slam.
Malta. Gibraltar. Ce'lon. Straits ~ottl.
uents Dutch Vast indies. West Australia
and Persia also for other couHtrlo-, cs.
.ept German. Austria. Hungary, Luxen-
burg and Turkey. " sp""lally add~e-s.d
for despatch bv THIS Htcamrr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

Highest temperature, sSe. at 2io y. NJ
Lowest temperature. SIC. at 80 A. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-13

HAAS. THERESE in Pursuance Of an
order of Honorable Robert Ludlow Fowler.
Surrogate Of the County OF New York
NOTICE e. hereby given 20 all persons
having claims sgainst Theross Haas late
Of the County 81 New York deceased. to
present the same with vouchers thereof 10
she sub,crtber. az her place Of trtnsar'luE
business. az tha Office " her ATTORNEYS.
sullivan 4 Cro'uNrll. 10 a. Wa street,
ia tho Dity % SoU York on or hss1-e ~,
-ufh day % june reN' DatrI. NaV ok.
fur So. tat NO Nr.~0Iosr 's1s TDNA
HAAS Aamlr's'r,trlN ~I'Ti1VAs {
'NpNW Attorney. 'or Niwl0's'ra'r'V.
p W. S.rse. borough % NhHhaifsn.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.



twith, ratnc and address OF lender ana
attrncy. II attorney name IL omitted
"ddrefs party 90 second part>
Dow btown.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
W ~" T ,ed H. sS ga, es1n s.
g. smith 2ap " i@is,,si. a., mtg 81,
Count, 900 AP tt,syt IN VIM schnei,a Icc
Fast side.
East o. Fi,tn sv, between Fourteenth
aud non sta
2srH ST. So, $50 . Madison av, 2oioxes.s
Marie i, L ,oi,ins ei al 70 Louis : Bur
Fn.ian Bss'e Il Wall Il ''.o apr .. 800
il. ,,-.i.aSso,a Rsa!,y,, cS to sIsmurd
,or,, sr "i;3si { g, i 20 80 Y az .,
mann, i4sG Lexington sv ; and 5. all
liers' Apr Z; at'ys. Wei y NJ. Beck,
SAME PROPERTY bertha Kaurmann 20
Jonas Wei, II l. ssd st. and sno. n AMI
=, a. liens; a'tys. same .........lco
io..2-penJ j Wei to Berlin KsGf,
lens. Ap' Q; attys, Wei Z NJ BEES.
SAME lRui'iRrY- bertha Kaufmant. TO 10
sen Vel q l. va At, u ana 8, a., a,
West side.
ana lion s,sI
IsrH sT. fo.7g va n . 9Th ~. AK
i9o.t--Wn kan 90 Albert L. kutinr eao2
T. q r 90 iso Az. "' o. i'''' I.ii'fico
SAME PROPERTY Albert |, Kutner 10
~ Rau. IS W sG,h -. Apr 8. mtg
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ENst 81 Fl!'N ~. 0etWean Fourte.ntI
and ll0tl SITS,
81 Az, ~ cor AStn ~. 5O.5rlc0--1ohn
clifford to Title - a = co lT6 Rway
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Bronx.
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PECk SLlP. i3--O'ia Elevator 20 AZ
General Fish co 81 al faction - tor"c,oss
mechanics lien. atty, IA l. brau'
l1TTH ST 40 F--LHwis - Jones ngt An
yaiIn4 Ferrari ct al Gm.nucd roreclos-
ri-r 81 mfspb Rtfys. Weekrs Bros.
lGab ST u. E--AWe'is Lohr agt Mority
I<uryrok ct nj tfureriosura OF mtge' O..
at'ys, Gerlich 4 Schwegier.
WEST Esd Az, n @ ror a6th -, lo0Nl2I--
Fa-ber Contracting 60 agt Essie Con
structlOn 60, Inc. et Al foreclosure %
mtg-l atty. a seidmau.
10TH ST. Jl-53 E--Henry s Bovron agt
Compact Rlty CO. Inc Of al foreclosure
90 mortgage; attys S-henck 4 Punneti.
Brony.
JENNINGS st, - 1914 n = OF Union av,
3sxloo--D Henry WRltcmade at Agnes
NJ PraEnell et al tforeclosur OF mort
gage; attys. Elters y Abhcrley
and $50 FOX st--Marraret Knox aEt
MRrdece Construction 60 ct al fore
closure OF mortgage: atty, A Kno,