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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
HERE

A nice lot of Frost Proof Cab
bage Plants. You can set them out
now without fear of freezing. Put
in a box and keep them growing if
YOU haven't your ground ready.
Phone or write ne your order at
once. SOC q hundred.
HB Wood, Monterey, Va
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
The Grim Reaper

LII thS TlSOIS vi Jul Aii6A
climate we have learned to look for
greater mortality during the clos
ing winter months, and while Feb
ruary and March have this year
proven no exception to the rule
the grim reaper gathering a rich
harvest-it is a noteworthy fact
that but few of the deaths have
been due to pneumonia, the disease
regarded as fatal ard more pr. v
alent at this season. From the
in6rmities of age and organic
troubles, however, the door OF
death has been made to swing
open on its grating hinges, and
many homes in the county have
been turned into mourning.
We are called upon this week to
chronicle the death of two more
aged residents of Highland: Will
liam II. Hiner, to whose illness the
Recorder referred in a previous
issue, died at his home near Mill
Gap on Saturday morning last.
He had been seriously i'll but few
weeks, though death was dine to
Bright's disease. He went down
rapidly toward the last. and his
friends and relatives were assured
that no hope of his recovery was
entertained. Prior to his last ILL
ness he was a man of ropust con-
stitution, and, while he had reached
the age of 50. had promise of a
much longer life.
William Fl. Hiner was one OF the
most popular men of the county
and no one was held in higher
esteem. He was quiet and unobtru-
sive in his life, but was the type OF
manhood which goes to make the
bone and sinew of a county's
citizenry. During his illness and
since his death, every anxious In
ouiry has been followed by the
comment, "He was a good man.
Dead or living, no man could wish
for a higher encomium than the es-
innate expressed in these i've
words. Such a universal verdict
must of necessity apply to every
phase of living--home life, social
business and moral-and along all
these lines Mr.. Hiner was apprecl-
ated.
By reference to the roster OF
Highland soldiers we find that he
was a Confederate, being in the
service during the last year of the
war, and was twice wounded, &C
cording to the record.
Surviving him are his wife and
six children-four sons and two
daughters-and be has large re-
lationship in this and adjoining
counties.
He was a member of the M. E.
Church South, and to his
pastor expressed submission to the
divine will as to the issue of life and
death, and entertained no doubts
as to his rea diness for the great
change. His funeral, held at Green
Hill church Sunday afternoon, was
one of the largest ever seen there,
and was strong attestatIon
of the high esteem in which
he was held by neighbors and
friends. The services were con-
Quoted by his pastor, Rev. l..
L. Lowance, assisted by Rev. Mr..
Rutledge, of the M. E. Church,
who were warm admirers of
the deceased. Interment was
in the Bird burial ground near the
Hiner home.
Peace to his ashes and honor to
his memory!
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
For Sale

Fifteen hundred acres of valua-
bic grazing and timber land sdjoin-
ing Sounding Knob, near Mellow
eli, Va, inclosed. we'll watered,
good sod. Thos. G. Herring,
st Bridgewater,, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
The Spring Examination
For Teachers

for the year 1915 shall be held at
Monterey on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, April Is, 16 and II. All
persons desiring to take the exami-
nation will please notify Supt: B.
R. Richardson, Hot Springs, Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
EYES FEEL
AFLAME

IF your eyes burn, ache or smart,
or water, it is because you have
strained them beyond endur-
ance. There is no time like the
present when the eyes are con-
cerned. If your eyes give you
the slightest discomfort, it
would be prudent to have them
examined without delay. We
will gladly advise you if
you need glasses or not. Con-
suit US NOW.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
TeleDhOne Meeting

There will be a meeting of the
Highland Mutual Telephone com
yany at Monterey Va, April 3rd,
1915. A full attendance is impor.
tant. All representatives must
have their credentials properly
signed.
at ]. @. Armstrong, Pres.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19

I wish to take this opportunity to
thank those who were so kind tur-
ing the illness and death Oily
husband. Respectfully
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
Millinery and
General Merchandise

After April 1st l will reduce
prices on all goods on 80 day
>Sssdit basis payable in cash or
ers sSe. This will allow purchas-
ar and atheir goods much cheap
out. ICossportunity 10 trade it
spri4g WsaS and see our nice
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
Notice

All who are in debt to me must
settle between now and April LIST,
1915, for after that date all &C
counts will be turned over to an
officer for collection regardless OF
who you are.
Yours truly,
st G.. G. Ralston.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1915-03-19
II. l.. LANG
MASON 10 TEMPLE
STANTON. VA.
O. j. Campbell L
LOCAL DENTIST
MONTEREY, VA.
Office in Masonic Temple

BY the administration of Som
noform, teeth are extracted abso-
lutely without pain-safer than
chloroform, ether or nitrous oxide
and its administration is not fol-
lowed by any of the accompany
ing disagreeable effects of cocaine,
eucaine or any of the numerous
ocal anaesthetics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.
STORAGE NOTICES.
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE

1871 BROADWAY. CORNER 13D IT.. y. I.
To Armajo. J. H.. Axe. Mrs. Mary a..
Adams J.. r.. Bauman. J & Bro. Bumon-
Held. H.. Reach G.. =. Banks Mrs L..
Brooks Mrs. ". s.. Bright. Mr.. Virginia
Becker Mrs Anna Butler. Mary curtis. N.
H.. Curtis Miss Jennie. clark. Mrs. Walter
NJ. chapman Robert. Carl'y +. -. chip
ley. W. c.. Downe. Mrs. Alice. Dixon. Miss
Emma. Deely. Mrs, MARY. Da'isi john
Farrell J.. Forshncr. Mrs. Charles. Flynn,
Miss North. Fleming. Hugh. Gauther'
Charles. Bauman. Ludwig q Co. Gleason
T. e.. Goldbusg Furniture 90. Hawkins
Mrs Martha Holmes. Miss Edna. Howard
Il. H.. Henderson. H. =. Howard; Mrs
Esther. Kirby. Mrs. II. A.. Kinney. W. ED
Mrs. Isadora. Lynch; Mrs. =. Lincoln Van
and Express CO.. Mcdonald. Mrs. j. c.,
Mutual Protective Assn. Monroe. Mrs. Belle.
Murray. Mise Carrie. Merriman. Mrs; Nellie.
Martin. Jacques Phoenix, Burt. Powers.
Mrs Edward Phillips J.. Potts. me-
George. Romaine. George. Robinson. Mrs.
John. RochlitZ. J. W. storges. j. W.. singer,
Mrs Marion. simpson. Cora, Scranton. Miss
Margaret. Toes. Miss Anna. United Rub
berlna SUP, Co.. Wyne. Mrs. Mary, Ialeska:
r.: You ami each Of you are hereby nouned
that the time for the payment oil our zen
upon nh. property hereinafter described hav-
inc cNplred after due notice thereof had
been given YOU. We Will cause such property.
10 Wit Household Goods. personal Effects and
Nsrchs udise. stored In the standard Storass
Warehouse by you OF IN your mans cor ~
which YOU NAV have an INTEREST,". 20 be sold
Al fuhui, auction. according 20 the siatdts
in s,lcn case made and provided. az our ware
i',,,so isSi Rroatwav New York CITY, on
MONDAY, APRIL 26IH 1913, at 1880
"A. m, and n the sale thereof IL not COM
pletnd on said date the same viii Be con-
tinusd AZ the same place on each and every
MOI dav thereafter. beginning AZ 1880 a. m.
and continuing until an the goods are sold.
STANDARD STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
M Chance Of 3 Corner.

rb.-a are Eve shares Of American
,,.or,o4ive common stock outstanding
q, sysrv three Of bethlehem Steel. 1t
= M. an unreasonable presumption
IA, the floating supply Of the stock
bsiors the advance from the neighbor-
io,d Of 80 began was at least in the
,yonortion Of five 10 three 20 the float
ne supply Of Bethlehem at, say, the
Isrirrirg Of the year. Probably II
vss larger because "Loco's" earnings
n N, war period have been as eXcep-
.orallv bad as Bethlehem's were eX-
tsptionally good But taking the five
70 three ratio as a minimum, there
must have been, no longer than fort
r.gbt ago. something over 10000 shares
Of Loco" lightly held. For a pool,
with the aid of a speculation-mad pub
N, 20 ACQUIRE thrce-hfths or four-ffths
Of the floating supply of Bethlehem and
so squeeze the shorts was not a great
task especially since there was three
months in which 20 do it. For a pool
70 get all but 10000 or $4,000 shares of
Loco" however. rs a different matter.
locomotive without war orders is sim
py an equipment company operating at
less than 25 per cent OF its capacity
10. even earning its preferred divi-
dsnd. Aad the war might end in a
month though probably IL won't. II
you'd take g tcucrity foreign even to
Wall Stree. for q pool 10 acquire a
Vorsing corner .u the floating supply
O.. such a stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of atiomeyJ
APRIL 10.
Manhattan,

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5. Sc. loan s., 2lIlOo;
MAJ H. 1896. Alex and Margaret II Walker 70
% IiH" prodaction Of mtg by order Of the su
urcma Court April l6 1915, Justice Peter
iicndrick. sttys for petitioner. Wes'elmSn o6 a
Az fnu'i ia IL Lise.N soth st. 256r73: Feb ~.
1905; Resale schacht ct al to A ksrelsen
SANE 'sit pRopssfY April Is. 1919; Louise s:6glsi
p Esther Bambers' ,- ,os,h 9, So $50
lexington Az hs, and Fannie tog Nsssarden to
Annie Newgarden: atty. g Hyde 81 Champ .Is
an ,Av xxi ,es. 495sw s7th st. ieIElO0;
Ami Is 1913: Julius and RAY Herald et Al to II
Tornan. atNs. Fisher Rosenbaum 10 BSsy o5oo
8rH Az " cor ssh St mtg on w, futures sdS
sORalnssloe Az e iss1 F 81 , SS'g Kei
logg 10 e = nuShmofe. W 55ih St. and Snd ano'
trustees attys Rushmore. b. 5. ~ WEI 1, 81 dco
soRNlsesOe DRIVE cor Iioth s s,i 1911 fd 5SA
lj0Sl53.jEl27 4. oct g. ~! Mest sue SCI
darI q N. IN BwW; ., $2OG 600
2orH ST. 5ls = III "a az l s. s1iSo J.,
4s s1os 81 PEI ,sr n 20 ALTO Alto oct sss Louis and
= RschCi Goodman % y y and II r r." soS
,oIs s'is ST aaa'e iS5 = Sh ay. lssIqss sy l.
i;nnetc ard Jos Bernhard to Annie Hii s5;
47 ~ ST. 80 ", s. 225 9Th a.. 2s.Ioo5 jaoe
go isic. ! Leboyii TO II L Smith and an9. et VS.
SAD ST. ils y. n ;. 200 9th a,, 25Hloo. !:
March t. 1907 Selma Byk ct al to Henrietta
~ ~ = n "a 1900
osTH ST li7 +. % 5. 1908 Park az. lSHl0o
Mar,h , 1908 J Luuiz to Goldman atj a. y
,2ors ST sS w. 5 5. 1855 5th az. 2l.sIg9. II;
Ian H. 1913: VI schah TO Wsrels; atiys.
a. "a n tq part Row. s. 600
lA7TH ST T. 2@9 Worth as and 1902 WEB
.,cr az A. 6Sl00: Aug 49, 1906. Eliz Schwarzcr
KIM, ii, ii0. Nassau 4. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

I,s-,b.r, pb7,nit Committee 10 Morlsnd Mtg GO.
is BNa,. l25th 't III East. atty J a., n are
Gordon Rose So I" Jacob Gordon Committee. $40
o' B%ay: 18th st. 81 West - 500
riverside Drive. Riverside Drive. S3s-sH sI n5o
Annie MARKS 20 Emanuel solomon. eo4 forest az.
Ig9th st. IS West; attys. Allen faick, di5io
R,rtho orlic: to Henry Msrkovitz 9Gl Tirauy s.:
81 =. 296 Fast; atty. a co. -,,,o,S ", a,''
suo 900 West End AZ: kenmare st. $500 e', 65c
= ATns r, Toi L. 90 d-I To hG' Park Harrison y
l5oth St. 1904 West. atty. Title Ins Cox Co
SAME To SANE: Audubon av. " cor l.$5i St;
c,o 80 'f T,r Fam. .o Mtg Security Co. 49, Bwsy
Cherry So. @. atty. Title ms % Nt'VVV
same 10 same 18th St, rs East same sty; ooo
Home for Old Men ara Aged Couple; to GcC re-
JafseT1r i, 90 ,,um.is,sr q Nassau s.. $1,000
1yn,I Low TO Wm Buchan II. Glenrldse. }.
gsd So s g. 224N Columbus az 22Nlo0s. si5;
,yLL Ru.b s If. to Seymour Realty Co. . BROAD
st. 99d y : $ 22Ls Col az 22HlooN' ss,Ig;
Loai. Scnrab to Lawyer, that Co: s;a 81 :,
r,., If' Presby to Bourne ard ano. trustees.
Coopcrs,ouu. y y. seth st. 80 East atty S1 aSS
s,S %%as" T. C,ark to Adriance Poushkeepse.
y: g3th St. 30 East: atty. sil's Wode.l d dtS
= N y Bourne and auo. trustees. TO { clark.
Cooptr,r,ut. y : 39;h 81. 80 East atty. Shss,;
,. Wod,H " ]bd n| a Society," library TO Joseph
smith ~; 2ls, AZ Brooklyn. Orchard s. ",
aIy . >p!ro. 10 b"N. VOW"
The Bronx.
Cr,onhaum D 70 Sarah Greenhaum. 500
lazy r. Mtg 90 to German sd'Is, BsnA: s-hosy
Brandes. A. and sno eTr' 10 bFahdes' uuS 30 sSa
7 " 70 20 r q q T Co. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
topics OF The DAY
IN WALL STREET
w.rOrder Prospect Jumps
locomotive Shares Is
Points Overnight.
pFNDING CONTRACT
INVOLVES MILLIONS
o.,ort Premature That Papers
NJ u.d Been Signed-Republic
Steel Has a Whirl.

a., American Locomotive common
ID NJ yesterday from lo's to ISM
.., above Thursdays closing figure
F...h was itself nearly 10 points
- than the previous days close
4. -, said positively in the financial
-. that the company had signed a
-. % furnish TO the Russian gov
eanuss, 100000. 900 worth Of shrapnel.
ems ,sl negotiations, il was stated,
lhs - closed 81 Z o'clock on Thurs
au .vsning. 20 the great surprise of
Gag .,onanv's directors, who could not
ias ev,' tbat so much good fortune had
peU.'U then1. or rather, their company.
come ~ ~ amount in Wall Street gossip.
laN' 80 $50 100000 and later still to
gIsssooO O0O out Of the mass Of con-
s 49,. and speculations that grew all
ls''ii LIZ but one real fact, however,
s'-.,rsed before the close OF me market.
~. was that the contract had not yet
t re signed, though there was every
- ..ss...stion that II would be.
Insiders Bought the Stock.
-. Use In Locomotive could not be
...-butsd TO che sudden realization OF
i..,,,o-, Of the great value behind the
80 Cor one thing because the copy
M ~, IN that story belongs TO the stock
Iss apologists for Bethlehem Steel.
rS1Ssntly there was buying by people
~. NEW what was going on, but 1t
". .ouslly evident that there was q
~ contingent Of traders rushing to
. ..vs, With great precipitation. The
.U,,js. public did its share OF buying
-. ,toek on Thursday and preceding
S,y, but in Yesterdays market It was
s,iv an abetting cause OF the jump to
n and not the principal mover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
BUSINESS REVERSES

t-ii'5 I MINES COMPANY Petition agsins,
.,.T ~. q crslf.r ior 800 q.> or an assigned
sssy h.. ar.r h.Ifh OF BablIoa. J.. T. for
E !, ~ 10 'Ne COMPANY, Dr. was alleged flIs. GA
& l1g AZ '.Mta. admitted 90 writing inability
Hulft isf, t0e company was incorporated lu
o. al ,0.l' WIN capital stock lU" OUn and had
kUHnF Mi... i. Idaho and Sow Mexico.
Nnt p q hA~klNS COMPANY Petition
b Cr-.s"tN q ha-tn, C0Wpauy booksellers at
~ ~" hl re-e creditor, Cusrlc- Scriu-
AlAsa. H. E''' tHly Company. $ltt. and
% b h. tt'l 'Hmna.r. Slft. Liabilities axe
sfJ.oi h, te9ll c0". The company was inco--
'setss ' VIII capital stock SO. 900 and Tie
e.. rsls ,-lL'holt\. dealer in furniture az 1901 "a
q sit a. ass mont 90 Edwin J. Garyin. Pet.
~ You N. nei against him hy these creditor,
Tel s." woven Wire Mattress Company. Sl2O
.luJ "a company. Sj47. and Long Furniture
Front. H. PROMISED. Petition against Harry
Ie1f5 !. ,g 5li West 18th g.. hy Fannie
I'D fh.t hN'."n creditor 10. $500 n was
8 lsls. ~ sImttcd 600 writing inability 10 pay
rs ualr,,,e ull De-, are stated TO he 50 900 aud
latfgr,r, o. THIS Is said u be- his second timo
=, 'Pl ssiS JACOBS printing salesman. q, 249
gs r,iN,. iomcry president Of The Al
t.tifs 81 .,ieag company. filed petition. with
" Msfssf - ~ ana uu available assets. He has
- snd slogh Hf fhe Ghoys company. Oi mo-
ttd ts,, N..,i.. Of 900 value. A petition
80 ~ '.->l sIt company o1 october =. 1918
- ssrr,,t,'i.pN arc Jacob Saalherg. a. trustee.
W Voc 4, y STOCK Boa tle above company ard
ssas m- bEARSH- Petition against Joseph
"' dealer. Of 90 fremont ar. by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
CHICAGO WHEAT UP
ON FOREIGN BUYING

Chicago, April 16.-Wheat rose at
one time to-day almost cents a
bushel. The jump was accompanied by
assertions that foreigners were buying
new crop deliveries and purchasing
new crop -four on account Of the be-
lief that the war influence would eX-
tend into the 1915 harvest. Unusually
heavy profit taking led to a reaction,
the market closing unsettled, Bc off
to 3lsc up. compared with last night.
Corn gained rs a l lac to 1esc net, and
oats - "a sc to IL "a 1 sc. In pro-
visions the outcome varied from 3
cents decline to 10 cents advance.
Higher prices for corn were based
largely on bullish crop reports from
Argentina and on the first big lake
shipments. There were cash sales here
of $4,000 bushels, including round
lot TO exporters. Oats went upgrade
with other cereals. Clearances Of more
than 100000 bushels at the seaboard
helped TO sustain the advance.
CHICAGO PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
LEASE DOWNTOWN SPACE
Several Interesting Rentals
South of Esd Street.

Nelson Ice & Green leased Tor Wells & SnNieker
the hve story elevator building a. 9N fhamhers ST..
between broadway and Church st.. 10 Burnett Bros .
srcdsmen Wells n Snedckcr who own tue build
ing h.v. a ground lease from Trinity church Tor
twenty one year. from MAJ ]. 1915. Tho building
was held for lease az $500 a year.
Tie Charles =. Noyes 60 leased. I'm l6S Broad
wsy corner o. Maiden Lane for term ot years.
4 mo SQUARE feet Of Office space 10 the ]. Tanner
baum Son Co. Inc. At aggregate rental al about
$40 O0O: also a portion 81 the twelfth Moor q, -
and 80 Liberty st n T. II. Hun and ". 4. Ever
MIDI for five Years. c1ices in 1860 Broadway To
the American Msnu'acturerS' Export Association
and Norman = Reisen'ed. and part ~ tho seventh
floor Of Maiden Lane 20 the Lassner 60. Tor I'VE
years. ,,,,,- =. o, "a
&, park Plac, 70 r. Kohns.sm Co, who wiz
u.e them in connection With s. and "; also the
store az $50 Greenwich Il. 10 H. kunder. the
building ~ Washington -. 20 the john Areta %.
and Inc building 30 Washington st. TO J." = Car
della -, ,,.., A..
Jacob Finkclsten leasel for Max Mandel the
entire building III Bowery 10 J." Nohch Suns
for a term o. years. . g., .
term ~ yeas the entire store. basement and SUD-
basement at 81 John - TO the hennedy avs
MANUFACTURING TO-. Of Emlra. y Y The ouhdins
Of the new William 81. subway has had me enect
81 attracting some lines " business 10 mo eros.
streets In the vicinity Of William St on account OF
tbe accessibility . the subway stations. - .
Peter r. sherry leased the building AZ - Ninth
ar TO Charles OSln for term ~ years; also INC
building al 3O4 West 18Th a.. 10 Nathan Blanck,
and the building al Sc Eighth AZ, foF term OF
years. 10 ". Franklin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17

the. creditors Lawrence " Wolf $40; A. Ham
hurFpf $500, and Morris Slate. SGp. y was alleged
that he made an assignment on Anvil IL TO MAJ
MfRoW INSTRUMENT Co-retiiiou sssin,t IN.
H ~, .rslrSmSnS &c" ~ W",syNTfv conn
creditor FOR SSga Liabilities are sah 20 I've owl
2OcO and assets OCo Tue eomgsny va. i9 a,c
600 60 manufacture tooth brushes.
NFwNiGNS' RAKERY--pcticon sssiu.t Jc'epf
and Lena Newman, who d,d bushes, ~ Nevmsn'
Never johnson. Sei Max Kslfus. t;sl, and Beu,s
min EIdo. $22t Liabilities are $500 and s,.ci,
5000 u stated that thew had sold the baker,
Tor 81 400 without notice 90 creditors.
CHARLES MUIIER. o. 90 rsst ron e.. fGr
ns-h = partner in the firm 81 Bsrrc Muller. who
had caf6 aud restaurant in 2oth a., mar 5th Az
Hlcd a petition. with liabilities $So.A2 and 70 as
& AGRs aS 's9 cco are M0'i rcHs TdSi noo
Hed. y. J., $4,000. = Hollcnbech $4,000, and Y
holeuder Go, $4,000. The nrm was succeeded
by corporation two years sgo.
PETITION DISMISSED.
BENJAMIN VOLopAR-Judge Hand dismissed
the PETITION filed March Is against BENJAMIN Noo
dsr. dealer in oilco,h and picture frames At s.
Hester 81. on settlement with creditors at IS cents
SCHEDULES IN BANKRUPTCY.
ALERT CONSTRUCTION co. q 1908 Marnio7
Az. has aied schedules showing liabilities $780,
" which $lS9 ooo Is secured nv bond and mortgage
mortgage, 81 900 ana cash IN bank. 50 The res
estate consists Of ninety lots IN Manor Road and
Ocean tCffare staten Island. Among the cIeoNo''
are Israel l. Wolf president, SSS 900 Rertram
Wolf s? $50. and Redicrd Plumbing Co. $3.50.
EXCELSIOR OUTFITrERS. INC, dealers IN
mems furnishings and clothing ~ lie Newark nv
Jersey CITY Ned schedules showing disabilities So.
.S and assets 81 006. consisting 81 stock. $1,000
f,turrs. s. 900. and accounts 81 oo6 Among the
creditors are the Firt National Bank Of Jersey
CIV. $N.oSl. and Harry II. Moses president Of the
company $q4ie
HERRERT H. HARRIS shoe dealer al 2Nc
Broadway. fled schedules showing liabilities s. 900
ami assets 3'.Sl2. oonsistng Of stock. saO5% hIt-
urcs. SfjS. and accounts $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-17
One in 63d ST., Near Park
Av.-The Other i'm
62d st.
BANK ST. HOUSE
FIGURES IN DEAL
Old Bethel Church Property,
in 25th ST., Given in Part
Payment.

Pease & Gilman have sold for the
Lenox Hill Realty Company, Samuel A.
Herzog, president, the new nine story
apartment house, at 1l6 East 63d St,
on plot l00xl30 feet, being Of UNI
usual depth. on the south side Of that
street, $50 feet east of Park av. This
property, which was purchased by Mr..
Herzog from the Murray Lenox Land
Company and Mrs. Amos Pinchot some
thing over year ago, is improved
with an apartment house Of the best
type, with four apartments on a floor,
which was completed last fall. II is
now fully rented, among the tenants
being DR.. Fenwick Beekman, Mrs. Pauld-
ing Fosdick, Langdon Geer, Lansing p.
Reed, Miss Maude Rives Borland, Ed
mund ID. Smith, Lucius A. Wing,
Minturn S. Vardi, George c. HOLSTER,
Mrs. Helen NJ. Kelly and Alfred II.
Thorpe. The property has been held at
$750,000.
The purchase was made by a promi-
nent investor. Among other recent in
vestors in East Side apartment houses
are William Iiegler. who bought the
southeast corner of Park av. and ~ St,
and Julien T. Davies, who bought the
new building at the southeast corner
of 72d st. and Lexington av. both of
which were erected by Edgar A. Levy.
In addition, some similar invest
ments have been made by the late DR..
J. Morgan Howe, Commodore James,
Benjamin Stern, Clarence W. Payne,
DR.. James Bishop and the late Mrs.
Morris X Jesup, showing the demand
for investments of this type.
The Rivol Realty Company, Judson
s. Todd, president, sold the nine story
apart nent house, at q East 62d ST., on
plot 57xl0G.5 feet, adjoining the north
east corner of Madison av. The buyer
is an investor, who is said 70 have
given a parcel on Fifth az. in part pay
ment
The 62d Sc. house was built by Mr..
Todd about two years ago, and is from
plans by Lawler & Haase. Last Janu
airy a deal was arranged 10 exchange
the property with DR.. c. Myles for the
two buildings at a. and As West 38th
ST. Tris, however, fell through.
Charles Rubinger has sold to Hugo
T.. Distelhurst the new six story apart
ment at AZ and "a Bank St The seller
receives in exchange the old Bethel
Church property at 233 TO 243 West
25th St, on plot S0x100 feet, besides
cash consideration.
Other sales:
BAILEY Av-Cshn a Pittm.n have sod TO q
client II william j. Robbins 2sis 2s92 Bailey av"
two three story dgslings each on lot 2jlioo.
TGEBOUT AV-The Schorn Realty company.
Henry Schom president. has sold 20 Louis Acker.
mann and Can schsibe the northeast c1mer o'
rebout sy and lssth s.. two Ave s'oU fats. on
plot 61Isi.