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The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
Southeastern Europe
Seethes as Troops
Gather
GREECE READY
TO MOBILIZE
Censorship Curtain
Veil Developments
in Sofia
Bv UNiJED PRESS.

LONDON. Sept. 22.--The Balkans
were ahame with the war spirit to-
DAY. Serbia has demanded an i'm
mediate explanation OF the massing
OF Bulgarian troops on her border.
according TO Rome dispatches Ru-
Eanians are hurriodly leaving Bul-
garia The Greek cabinet is report
ed TO have met in special session
last night 10 prepare mobilization
orders
An Athens dispatch today predict
ed Bulgarian declaration OF war
against Serbia within As hours 9th
er reports from the Balkans said
Bulgaria vas preparing to send an
ultimatum 90 Nish demanding the
immediate cessiou of Serbian Mace
donia. Formal notice OF the send
ing OF such an Iltimatum will be fol
lowed by mobilization OF the Greek
armies in the interest OF Serbia
No confirmation came from Sofia
today OF cahlc dispatch from
Washington, rcpo ing that Bulgaria
has modified The censorship ap.
parently has been frightened at the
Bulgarian capital London was get
ting mos. Of its news on the critical
situation I'm thc Balkans today In
dispatches allowed 10 pass the cen
spr ~ Ather's
with the reports that Bulgaria Is
about 20 strike came rumors from
Swish sources that AustroGerman
strategy calls for the beginning of
the Serbian invasion early next
ICootinu-d on Pn~c Twob
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
Police Casualty Esti-
mates Admittedly
Inaccurate
STREET FALLS IN
CURB TO CURB
Explosion Heard just
Before Pavement
Sinks

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--An entire
block OF the new Seventh-ave. sub
way caved in without warning early
today, between Twenty.third and
Twenty-ninth-sts. A crowded Sew
enth-ave. street car, running on the
surface, dropped into The great gap
caused by the cave-in and q Wild
panic ensued.
The subway in which the accident
occurred was under construction
and no trains were operating in the
wrecked tube at the time Of the
accident.
AT 8:55 IL was reported that 100
victims Of the subway collapse had
been removed. How many of these
were dead and how many injured
were not known.
Police estimates at S:45 were that
20 persons had been killed and near
ly 100 injured Crowds pressed In
upon all streets leading to the
scene of the accident and such con-
fusion resulted that II was impossi-
bic to verify these figures. Persons
who saw the cave-in from windows
of Seventh-ave. buildings telephoned
the police that several bodies had
been taken out. These reports, too,
were not confirmed
The street car was jammed with
an early morning crowd en- route
to work. The entire avenue above
the subway tube gave way suddenly
and then settled with a great crash.
This led to reports that an explosion
of gas had wrecked the tube and
caused the cave-in.
The car fell about 30 feet, II is es-
timated. and debris from the sides
OF the cavein poured in upon its
top. almost completely hiding II
| from sight.
The cave-in extended from one
sidewalk to the other Some OF the
persons in the neighborhood insist.
ed that they heard a muffied report.
as If from an explosion, just before
the street gave way.
The street car vas in the center
! Of the block when the cavein oc-
Cured. II sank slowly Many wom-
en- were on the rear platform when
the street gave way, according to
eye-witnesses and they made vain
efforts to escape.
At least a score OF ambulances
were rushed to the scene.
Police Commissioner Woods ar
| rived on the scene in an automobile
and began personally directing the
work of rescue.
When the street car passengers
were taken ont OF the caye'n many
of them were limp from fright and
4 shock II was impossible TO tell
how badly they were injured. At
one point six women we're lifted TO
the sidewalk They appeared TO be
only semlconscious. but II was i'm
possible TO determine the extent of
their injuries Most Of those lifted
from the great hole in the street
were taken into nearby houses for
first cid or were rushed away in
ambulances.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
PIunder Partisan
Laundry While Aged
Employe Sleeps
TURN IN CALLS
ON SIGNAL BOX
Finally Pull Wrong
Lever, Spread Alarm
and are Arrested

While James Wheeler, 40 years
old, night watchman in the Partisan
Laundry Co, Washington and
Grand River-aves.. lay in a stupor
in the basement of the building
early Wednesday morning, two men
with whom he had had few drinks
OF whisky in saloon across the
street, earlier in the night, took
care that his calls were turned in
properly. one attending to the sig
nal box. while the other roamed
Continued on Page Tvo.)
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
Women Flock to Les
sons Given By Mrs.
Chase
DAINTY DISHES
ARE PREP AIRED
Demonstrations With
Meats and Vegeta-
bles Instructive

The second of the series Of lee
lures and lessons ia cooking given
by Mrs. Florence Austin Chase this
week in the Hotel Tuller roof gar
den, under the auspices Of The
Times, attracted a large number OF
women, Tuesday. Many of those who
were present Monday came again
and brought their friends. The usual
half hour of music on the Bush d
Lane piano player and the pathe-
phone was enjoyed before the lesson
began.
The program OF the day was
meats and vegetables. and started
eff with the baking Of Honey Brand
ham furnished by Blessed & Co,
This brand is the product OF Parker,
Webb & Co. While the ham was
baking and most appetizing odors
were floating down from the Gar.
land range, Mrs. Chase prepared a
dish from chopped beef, macaroni
and other ingredients which she
also baked and served with q deli
cious tomato sauce. Whla preparing
this. she gave timely advice on the
proper way Of boiling potatotes that
they may never be soggy. and also
showed the way to prepare sweet
potatoes, southern style, TO accom-
pany the ham.
BY this time the ladies were good
and hungry, and when the savory
dishes were passed around for
them TO sample. were ready to take
a taste of anything and everything
which came their way.
How TO cook cabbage without an
odor permeating to the farthest
Secesses of the house was next dem
onstrated, after which the cabbage
was cscalloped. and made into a
dainty dish. fit for the most partic
ular palate.
Baking powder bread, made with
Calumet baking powder, and a
! hroiled round steak. which was NOT
tough" as that article usually -
with the ordinary cooking. complet-
cd most instructive and interest.
irg program.
In the outer room beautiful dis
PLAYS OF silverware In the new con
tinentql design from the stores OF
Miller. OF Little Stores" fame. may
be seen on a table spread for din
ner. Another attractive table shows
choice china and glass ware form
Martins In the Fine Arts building
A fine collection Of groceries from
John blessed a. Sons; flour from
the Hcnkel mills. a. Wegener's dis
play OF their wonderful "Vioray' and
the creamery products OF Towar's
creamery. all used by Mrs. Chase
In these lessons and donated by
these various firms. are artistically
arranged about the room.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
FORGAN
PEEvED
Rn nNLrEn PRESS

CHICAGO, Sept. 22.-The first in
timaticn that big bankers who are
Interested I'm the loan to the entente
allies are not unanimous came to-
day when James b. Forgan, who is
in Washington. announced through
his Office here that he has with
drawn from the negotiations.
Forgan. II was reported expressed
the sentiment Of several biz west.
ern bankers in objecting to the at
titude of Young Mr.. Morgan and
his partner. young Mr.. Davies" to-
ward other fnanciers taking part
in the negotiations. II was ex-
planned that the bankers who hold
Forgan's attitude do not oppose the
loan. Forgsn went from New York
to Washington.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
COMSTOCK,
FOE OF VICE,
is NO MORE

SUMMIT. - j., Sept. 22-An-
thony Comstock. famous vice cru.
sader, is dead He has been in for
month and realized he was failing.
Late yesterday he. called IA stenog.
rapher and dictated TO her final in,
structions about the work of the
Society for the Suppres ion of Vice,
OF which he was secretary. Within
a few hours he died.
C0rsto- > ..-,.i..e his society IN
1873. From tnat time until his
death he was relentless foe OF
what he considered obscene in print
Or speech.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
MANY OFFENDERS
PUT AWAY BY
JUDGE CONNOLLY

William Ortman, George Brown.
Edward Morrow and James ]. Reilly.
pickpockcts. were sentenced by
Judge Connolly, Tuesday morning. to
serve not less than two years nor
more than five years each In Mar
Quette prison.
George Duncan and John Hayes
Toledo youths. convicted of attack
ing 14-year-old Anna Brenner. whom
they accosted on the street and
dragged into field. were sentenced
TO FIVE years each in Jackson prison
Samuel Cooper and Charles Cam
cron. convicted of attempting 10
break and enter store, were SEN
fenced to FIVE months each in the
workhouse.
Charles Novels, convicted or bur-
glary. was sentenced to FIVE months
In the workhouse. and James Cas-
sidy. convicted OF carrying con-
ccaled weapon. must serve six
months in the same place.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
Publication of Archi-
bald Letters Spurs
Officials to Action.
PAPEN, NIIBER AND
SCHWEGEL NAMED
Prosecution of COrre-
spOndent for Con-
spiracy Predicted
By UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 22.-These
results were probably from the pub
licatlon today from London OF let
ters carried by Captain Jones +. j.
Archibald. American newspaper cor
respondent:
1-Punishment OF Archibald for
alleged violation % neutrality or
conspiracy"
2-Return to Germany of Captain
Fritz Won Papen German military
attachc.
3--Return 10 Austria OF Austrian
tContInued on Page Two.D
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22

Brussels street boys have a new
method of annoying German sol
diers. They carry scissors in their
sleeves and when they are close 10
German soldier ina crowd. they
cut the leather krot Of his sword
and carry 1t away as a trophy.
The war veil Is the latest freak
Cf fashion in Paris. The two designs
most frequently seen are those OF
a black cannon woven in the mesh
Just where IL reses on the check.
and a beauty spot" woven In the
shape Of the Red Cross.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
National.
KILLED IN
AuTOSMASH

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. Sept 22.--
Especial IA fatal auto accident
occurred al Fox's Corners, near this
city al 9:30 p. m. last night, when
Dodge car containing three Pom
tiac men. went over an embankment
into siX-foot ditch, completely
turning turtle.
The corner is dangerous, and has
been the scene OF many accidents.
All the victims were removed To the
Washington sanitarium. and ! T..
Fitzgerald. son of Police Capt John
Fitzgerald, of Pontiac. died at 4
O'Clock this morning. He had suf-
fered two fractures OF the right leg,
his skull was fractured and he was
internally injured.
Howard Faucett, automobile deal.
or. was injured internally. and IL is
believed he viii die
Arthur Widrig. owner OF the
wrecked car. and connected with
the Pontiac Motor works was badly
cut and bruised. but not serious.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22

The famous Mount Clemens mineral
water baths are given only at Mount
Clemens Largest bath house In tho
world. street cars every 90 minutes
Adv
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The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
BLOCK OF STREET CAVES
IN and CROWDED SURFACE
CAR DROPS into GULF
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinityI Wednesday
night and Thursday. fart rising
Hight tn moderate vari-
able winds becoming sOuts erly.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22

Printing the plnsn neat kind--thnt
u vtwht-Timr- lob Dcpt.--Nrin t52O.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22

Printing thc plain men, ktnd-thRt
Z. rig hit imc- tob Dr,t.--Nnin fS20.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22

Way ne change IN Weather.
hut no change in quality OF Grtswold
Noonday Lunch; 50c.--Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22
GENERAL BALKAN WAR Isl
PREDICTED AS RESULT OF
BULGAR|A'S ATTITUDE
TODAY'S GAMES
American.

american.
Detroit at Philadelphia. clear.
St Louis at New York, clear 1.-TWO
gamesD
Cleveland at Boston, clear 1.-TWO
games.l
Chicago at Washington, clear.
National.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, clear 1.-TWO
games.)
New York al Chicaog. clear
Only National games today.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-22

Printing the plain neat kind--thni
r. rigbt-Times Job Devt-Msis $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-01

SUPREME C0URT.
Appellate Olyislon--Heces-
suselsI Term, Part Ii--HENDRICK, J.
IL parte matters.
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ARRIVED.

AhhlNED
Steamers Creole, New Orleans Dec s I'd pudss
Southern Pacific Co "th pssSsn''''
Insn lNorl. Philadslphis Dec 49, 70 tho Uni''"
P,uIt 20 In ballast Quarantine, m I,.hon
saint Joseph (Fr). hsrseiies Dec RAJ, go
u. to W Elwell Co. IN oAn~''
minpeaDoll, DBL London Dec II. 70 o. ne 49, a.
lantic Transport Co. with J passehse" a"N ~
Bar; S:te Ri Liverpool Dec 20. 70 the "nits
s,sS linz With mdse Bar. ! N, L. r.rs,o
Campero tBrsz)s Santos NOV q ss nV Dec ~, 70
10 and Bs 20 S9,b vs. so zee N Bar. 80
"1 ne "a, GSorl Boston Dec 20. 70 tuncn' tl ~
& 70 Win uIdss In transit QUARANTINE ''i'
m. ca,,.gen. Dec 90. Porto Colombia q.
sI aoaR@ % Colon "a and Kingston !o 20 ,ns
i'ni1ed Fruit Co. with q passengers "a4' ''''
md.s 3d.. Bar .%por, New, and Norfolk 70 the
o,d nemInoo Sc Co. with passengers and md'e'
9q Tdsssssd. tBfl Birksnh'ssd Dec H. 70
psis-sa Philadelphis. 70 the Clyde Is 20 WIN
md ts ooccI isgmo1i 70 Inc TEXAS OH Co. with
mdse 9uarantlneo; M Dec % and Charleston 20.
- icy Clyds Is Co. with passengers and maso'
Quarantine Dr., Arthur Dec 49, 70 the Standard
Pe r. 6 m rSus qasrantns sO5 N. sosh
VI 81. ~ HOOK. n ]. Dec 81, 800 , m-""o
,or,h@ssi. Hght breoze: cloudy: snooh sea
SAILED.
s,.,uer. PanAman. San Francisco: Guiana sbr1,
r,5osSsrs. RoiSheim tNor), Galveston hysfoe.s s
IBrl Philadelphia; Madlso2; S0r.o te,1 HsIifsI
tn nM bsTereaI. =: Guantanamo tCuoanl MAJ nI
S ~ Rrabant TAmp.eo; Tyler. Noriotk n Ii
Newport News. River orontes I pdI. va SostoIs: II
Sbr1, m Philadelphia: Kstahdin. George
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pURIIC NOTICE.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the Board Of Water supply. at Us oiilces'
tventy-second floor Municipal Building.
PARK Row. Centre and Chambers streets
New York City. until II A. N. on Tuesday.
January 10, 1915. for CONTRACT lez-for
anon, 600 square FEET Of face cutting OF
stones Tor Kensico dam. The stones TO DO
cut will be furnished to the Contractor
near the dam. The work Is located In the
town OF North Castle. Westchester County.
New York
Al the above place and time the bids VIII
be publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
Containing Information for bidders can DO
Obtained at the above address. at the once
Etvs Dollars (Sb) In cash or its eQaiya-
lent for each pamphlet For further par.
ticulars apply to the once OF the Principal
Assistant Engineer at the above address-
CHARLES STRAUSS. President:
CHARLES ". CHADWICK,
JOHN r. CALVIN,
Commissioners OF the Board OF water
w Bruce COBB. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount OF mortgage and name 'nd address
Of sttOrney.)
DECEMBER 81.
Manhattan.

Ar-pr-BoN Az. W cor I7sth St. 7g11oo; yqy !.
1903 Broad ccnstretio,no C Go 70 DA'id 800
attys, Prince & Nathan; ~ Sfuaf 81 no ic1 tSs
bU ,Ds,, sStS,e OF Moore 10th Ward: b. y
disi bel 10th aud goth SITS, and oy lot SSa,
nan 5OYel IL. also lot SEQ, same map 251sl. IL
Ian o. 1918; Katherine ] Moore 70 hSl.eiH e 4
Moore Paris France: stiys' " "eiis ,5 1V SG,,
cd5fIi III i s Av. GO. Is (. from cor slst s.
25SY75: April 30. 1900: MARY Ives p 70 81 az "a
Bussing and Mar Ives any L no'n' SIG ooo
cFA AS ST. 200. cor Eldrdss st; 1850; Dec Dec
Ia 1909, Isidor and Helene Lewko"it8 10 tIe
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. IL William s.; attys,
Turner. u q william si,,. ~ % Aouedgst gy
etc: July s. 1907; "asserinah 70 81 Iss5
LOTS and Z map llo5 Brl9er estate a, jerome
Jung, sttys, schmltt a Haas. lls Nassau g. am
MADISON Av. e cor Ilsth 1t. runs 50 liz :
g. 81 liz % 70 beg: May %. lsss; Harry snd
sarah Graham TO the Gernsns Lie ms CO q! a oSs
MkDiso% Az ss. 7s 10th st. 25Is2ii NAY 5 2s
MA DIS iS" 4v' 81 Isth st. 2'rss, M dsg
lsay 'a KY 25s iieth st. 50 sIs6
Mo 9oc ih II 1918 Angel Construction Co TO Celia
Cohen; atty II Loewenthh. lS41 Boston 70 ooo
on Az n cor 10th st. 25Iio5: De-. Is. 1911 /
q and Gussis Broyich. ats. Jacob Gordon go Sde
loF FHSl Nv. NV 8. known a. Ssl. map partition o,
lands Moore, 18TH Ward od bounded Co., 2
Moore 10 katherine Moore. Scarborough y y \ .
GOD ST. n s. l75 9Th Az. 25Ios,e; FEB q: 1911!
sS siie s;tys. Goldberg Z. 81 Liberty =. M,
,-ru ct 5to W .. 2?5 q 18th az. 25IlOo. !.
% ~. q 1900 Do Leon Realty Co TO Charles
Naver' 30 Rowland Az. Rockaway Beach. b AZ u
sttys Myers a Sclwersensh. 29s BWayi SS'VVu
oe441I3 1T "a w s s. I40 West End Az 2Ox
o0 rs .. March a. 1912: q DE Hallett 70 Kat
A johnson. 225 W seth st; atty. heiI}i 40
,o hy% ST. Z 8. 200 I'd sv 25Iiool oct 20:
i9I4. Silas Downing 10 the rector. etct Chufeh o.
t6e Incarnation, Now York. aitys, Csd"aladeI
W a T. 40 Wal st: S'VV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-01
Parcel Recently Figured
in Exchange for Bronx
Properties.
GALE OF BUILDING
HELD AT 100000
Structure in West 37th St.-lu-
weston Gives Cash for Realty
IN The Bronx.

v,if Pr~Iand. the builder. has resold
49,, s-rmor Stanchfeld home, at &c
& e. s6th ST. The property rceenuy
i-,re6 r q $4,000 exchange.
- Is .r American basement hve
ID, .r-..ure, on lot .sSlO2.2 feet,
- lrt by the Messrs. Dali about
a., yssrs ago. and was bought by MY.
s.srchfeld for $4,000. He spent an
.5s',iona' $4,000 in decorating IT.
isst month SIR Burland took the
--o1ertv iu part payment Tor the
s-orp Of one and two story buildings
s,,TB ss the Bronx Centre, located
- ne southwest corner Of Westchester
Az. and ieoth 50.
sEJ II. Albert resold for George
RistsIbeupt 60 d. Sylvan Crakow o.
VS. Sl,h 50. a FIVE story building, on
"a. y 6xqs.g feet. between Fifth and
Siy.b avs. and valued at $4,000
TIE seller bought the property few
- 40, lr deal with Ambrose Hill,
s'.o,;s+e5 1v Albert & J. b. English.
y T's wss taken by Mr. Biekelhaupt m
a., navrtrt for the five story lott
k~rs;pg e- g48 and 245 West 47th St,
Tis Benenson Realty Company has
..sol5 70 an investor. for cash, 81 and
az Fsst l4qth ST.. extending through
- az arc 3lO East 15Oth St, three and
i,rr storv buildings, on plot 5OxlSO
isst between Courtlandt and Morris
avs Ibe selling company recently &C,
spire5 the property in g three-eornered
srrssction involving Bronx proper
ats. -
.iso purchased the plot. 4sX97.4 feet.
an tie west side Of Bsthgate av., AZ
sss, north Of lS2d ST. The site viii
probably be resold to builder for i'm
nroysnent with q FIVE story apartment
samuel, Coven has sold TO Oscar
.wsiserman 765 East i55th St, two
story dwelling, on lot 20x96 feet be-
s,cse, Westchester and linton avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-01

ALLF-N ST. " g. IS Brooms -. bi.sIsss;
LILLIAN Rsichenbachef 20 Dora ilohrbeIg $50
Madlson II. Bklyn. Deo y atty. Mann. . S.
$50 BwSg. Bkyn; due Jan !. 1915 per cent
$3.50
CENTRAL PARK WEST. n cor s2d st. 2oOIoI
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WHfr1oCK Az sls ca sa2 Tiffany at. 1880;
Gertrude Graham 10 Mar Coyie i72
a., eeih ct. Doc se atty Wet, 81 Nassau a 81
40 Az. US. being y LOT 81, map CsfemCnti
Msrsarte Gessnef 10 Emma Geesner 1907 Bos-
oobei Az. and sno. March "a: atty. Emma 7
GessnerI 1902 Boscobel sv 81
y Maicolmn CONSTR Co. $685. "a AZ (m's $1,000
- llec 50 atty. A Zimmerman. 200 BvG 500
1SvIH ST, $40 255 6th Of 2hIillb,
Marco 70 Esthsf Nance s6t5 Barnes Az: Dec
~. Atiyi Esther Marco, ss45 Bsmes AZ. 81
sseTB ST, 100 Bway. 80 ilT7TT. Hickory
Realty Corp TO c Ames. $3.50 kiuCbndse I'd,
s9d sa9j Dec 50; atty, a Co 500
Man % G Amos. 2Too Heath sT; Dec %;
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HUDSON STREET RENTAL
Century Holdings To Be I'M
proved by Lessees.

v--,,, nssss- -sr-a.ertlns 3 p Davis Co.
"a 800 nj s.rf--ffre- fears from Blyene ] ~:
sisrrinsg ~ and go Huison o.. Rel 4-A ~
-. er,red y Two end haI SOY o1li1-i-ss' %
~ Eert 90 trs corner or Lf}cne =. - -t.,
~ hsss is ,1r term OF twenty 'on5 yehIs' VIZ,
tas rerevsf. me Ies-ees. who are 10 me mai
s-sr- rrurr ra..-.s-. ogl and occupy me elsM
80 bsrd.-s Fl.-.-'rr and haze taken this plot
Ri ordsr m build similar building ior tneI
is.-sssed business This property has been 20 ~
- h5r5sI down te fra present lessons, and TINS
ihs arr tine a-y deal has been made on the
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
'Interes, at 3 p.r cent unless otherwise stately
DECEMBER 81
Manhattan.


hLEN ST v 8. IS Brooms 8 S.sisss
iAll.tn Reichenbachef 20 Dora lLombeIg $50
Madison ~ Bkyn Dec n atty, Mann. u 5.
$50 bWG' Bkgn' due Jan l. 1918. Der cent
CENTRAL PARK WEST " cor s2d st. 2OOioI
=. The New Theatre 70 W Vanderbilt. OaAdAle,
L /. June ! lpriOr mtg Sl.75ooQ0l. 10 " .
c6Pt fT -S,eIi atty Resreh y J. y B"sy SIeeOVI
o9 RecS, s1d Az gi it.. s. w ;Qb
st, Dec 80 lprior mtg $4,000 ". Der cen,
atty. I Boynton. 100 Bway. 1000
/ Boehei to I a T Co Dec 50. dus as per
oooTUy9ERNEUR ST. a.. 7sIio2s; Ross $50 SOLO,
oct 80: 1911. per cent; stiy. sissel d 8 ssS
GREESwICH ST. n " cor BsueB. pl. l6I Ion
1853: Searles TO Met Life Ins Co. Dec
81 due March l9is: per cent. atty, avg Woo S6;
uSISGn a - S eoS isth ~ q7Isss: Al Nc
Michael 20 ANY l. MeAiichsel. 97l Madison Az;
June l. ". per cent; suy' hi.,.a 40
LEXINGTON Av. ~ ipo16l; J. Kaufman 70
Kaufman. $50 W l5ith G; Do y .pnoi
mtg $4,000: / ". Der cent. address ~,
MGNGIS ST. e A $50 n Brooms 81, 2jIl0oj G
n / Realty Co 70 A MSndiberg. zoe Bway. BAyni
Dec SO; y. Ter cent: atty VI hadei9tr{' oao
rEB 4RIt VIEW VIEW Av. 9. ,2olo KnsbridSo
- 40I5o. A : Frszes 10 Fmms T Steele Water
town. Y. Doc 81 due Jan ]. lslsi per cent
WATER All H sT iG $40 10 scsmne st $50
water 81 5. ~ 10 Scsms9'i ~ scb,ssa 80
y , Reardon snd ano 70 ' NeAllo.o
Covert 81, BGiyn Dec 20 " per cent, ai tx
A Donssan. I Beesman St .,e--.. Sic;;y 1871
Realty Co 70 skelly, q w $50 e. Dfc %.
81. por cent; ally. I ms 20 NV ~ o666
SECOND Av. cor iotb st. 25Io5. Psrtola
MIG Co 10 Bessie saul. Atlanta. Gs; Dec 81
(pIlof mtg $4,000 initial per cent ats,s; 90
FIFTH Az. %S' % n asa ST. 2stl2s. IL Gramo
Realty Co. Inc. % NJ Floischmsn GO. nan, 80,
AZ furfor mtg $500 OO0l due as per bono. DEC
81: atty T & Co. l56 BWay. sSv,VVO
22D ST n s. Is e 9TH az. rus .fH o.
24SX as, ksthArine Siooio 70 81 80,
thus 40 Willow st. Bkyn; prs; Dec 80, any, S6
2sb 81 a So g. sos 10Th s7. .22Ili7s; Sstha-
rine r Moore TO Katharine = Moore,o 1sis,
France: yrs. Dec 90 ats, Il Hot NV pN s65S
GATH ST. IS 1855 W ID av. 251loo5; Charlie, PITT
han 20 Aimee 0ppenheimer IS Morlmssiose, S sSs
65TH ST. n ., ii5 Madison az; @zhiVO'o i,i Dc
Hszen Realty Co, tris, TO w Atot. hhn "
beck. n Y: Dec 81; due as per BOND S'D' "a 400
ssf f22' ST. cor Madison av. 2oeSIoo5: j A
Halves 70 Mutual Life Ins Go o. " - NASSAU
81; due as per bond: Dec 81; atty 20 ono
e,T9 ST n +, ssa " Central Park West i6Il0o /
Iilian l. Amouroux 10 Walter Trinoe ~
sOth 81: due as per bond; Dec go aIV' e. 40 20
lasD ST. IS, % " Tth az. IeIloo; II; Adelaide g
Hoyt 70 Helen VI Hayes. Isl Z ltth ST; fen -
(pfior mtg 50 oo0l: ". c; sius ElIesHeo 6e
l?9TH ST. s. 1908 Madison a' i6SHss, ~ I.
IA l. Atkinson 10 Hunley Abbott. Athens "a
R Rtssv SO' U.s. , . AVE- $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-01
Report of Bronx Register.

m, REGISTER o. BrolI County isst night save out
IN. fo,io~ins rspor Of his Of1oe for The year 1914.
Total number q pspsrs nled and recorded a.
500 folios Esoordod. 97s.e0s; mortgage tan indso'-
,ines So. go5.2I3: constellation OF convey sHoes'
90 100 600 fees received tl9isss co. tSo fees IRON
\ Central r. r.. estimsied. Nl0.e29 seS.l is,S
acc, see. $50 "a.