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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
THE STEEL MARKET.
Export business Activc-Domestic
Not Much Improved.

Conditions in the steel trade remain
unchanged. Export business continues
active. but domestic DO kings show no
marked Improvement. The price situa-
ton is the same. Producers IN some In
stances offer concessions on plates in tho
East. though Pittsburg quotations are
steady. Tin plate producers have eN-
pressed some uneasincss regarding the
embargo on tin from London. A con-
tinuatiOn of this ban on exports would
no doubt have serious results. Tin plate
mills are operating at a high rate Mt
present n the supply in the unit
IL not large.
The Ddfiv iron Trade says: Con
nellsville furnace coke market shows
signs OF softness on prompt fuel quota
ton down to $l.hi ovens with small
sales appearing. Railroads are slow IN
placing equipment orders. hut have out
eighty-nve locomotives In inquiry. Fer
ro-manganese shipments from England
seem as far away as ever, but contin-
ued awards for structural material in
East encourage mills to better opera
tons. Steel bars sci, in East at new
price, but new April sheet bar quotation
leads to small buying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
LENDERS GET BAIRD BUILDING

The Baird Building, at 100 and 1872
Liberty street, extending through to 1913
and l25 Cedar street, was bought in at
foreclosure yesterday by the M~etropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company on a bid
OF s425, 900. 1t is a twelve story store
and office structure fronting A. feet on
each t~horoughfare and located just east
of Greenwich street. The Metropolitan
Life was plaintiff in an action brought
against the Hydrex Felt and Engineer
ing Company and others to recover a
judgment OF Si22,l926O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-A quie, market continued
yesterday IL ANYTHING II Wa someThat
below extras duh ana hardly wanted.
out OF town buyers were cleaning up the
held market Renovated steady, Ladies
active and hrrer. Packing stock scarce.
Prices: Creamery extras. % score. 29c.;
highest scoring, ?sil 1900 nts's. IS 20
IS 81 zee. hrsts. 2sia &c state. dairy,
tubs, finest. ga Csc, good 30 prime. -
&c common. to fair. ieq?9c. Renovated,
grades. 10 "a g0isc. Imitation creamery,
nrsi'. 2la22c Ladies, current make.
aT s,5c;, is'sItacC rsSm s, lex yiS"gr
isc.. lower grades. i5ai7isc
CHEESE-Fancy state cheese some
what irmer Local trade quite active.
mats nrm. Fresh mixed drag skins IN
changrd Prices: He'd, colorcd specials,
iGA. ul7c white fal7i.c ayerags
iGNc undergrales. la isc.; Wisconsin.
" m double daisies Ia aie~c.i twins
l4uiii7c.; poor to good. euilc.
EGGS-Buying was not active bu, 70
ceipts were moderate and the market
was kept in good share 30, much IN.
fcrred Large duck eggs hrmer. but small
and dirty drag Nearby whites In light
supply Prices; Fresh gathered. eNtras
49,. Il zoe. storage packed. nrst 70 extra
ntst, 20 H?lc .seconds 1874 nisc: 80 J..
~ I'"' 49, " ~ h'nH'lE. NI'''Nt HU'
20 fancy. sjn CSC heunery browns. 22a
:~:itc; n'ved. colors. l9i. :lc Ba'ti-
more ducks, "a 3sc Coos. soTsoc.
LIVE P~OULTRY-A slow demand for
fowls. with the market weak. stays and
old roosieis slow. Turkey, dull. Ducks
low Geese unchanged Prince Fowls.
l7Tlsigc young r%oosters, i3c; oil roos,-
ers. lie, turk ". mixed hens and toms.
l3H ijC ducks. Western. iNu zoe: South
ern. lsulSc geese. southern Zoe; West
cyn, zoo guineas, 5jn zoe pigeons,
DRESSED POULTRY Goo fresh killed
fowls scarce and firm under A limited de-
maud Turkeys IN moderate supply. rut
mainly poor. Old roosters nrm and scarce.
squads not 50 plrntiful and somewhat
steddier, Frozen turkovs steady. bus
movement l. limited. chickens ami fowls
hard to sell Ducks and geese hardly
wanted Prices Turkeys, dry picked,
Western. average best. IS c0C. Teuues-
SEQ. Texas and Kentucky, l5'isc. chick
ems. mix fed. mixed weighs. lSUl>c
Fowls. l2 to box, Western. 60 lbs. and Over
10 Dozen dry picked ia Hlso.; lbs and
over. l7i%c.. Old r%oostNrs. 1871 lic
squads. pfime, white. 10 lbs. to dozen.
$50. 2 lbs. $3.50: : .bs. s. Turkey.
frozen. dry picked, selected. 20 Western.
sic; TeNas. lsc Proilc-S. milk fed. IL 20
- lbs. &c. corn fed, Is to - lh.. pc.
chickens. IL TO box. milk fed. 81 20 81 lbs,
lsc.. ~ lbs and over. 20a .lc.. corn fed.
81 to 80 lbs. lsTl6isc g. lbs. ana over.
lsc., Fowls, IL 10 boN. so lbs and over 20
dozen. l7tgc 40 TO 30 lbs. i5c. old roos,-
ers, 1871 iic. Ducks, Long Island. 1874
lsc Western. fancy. lie. Geese. West
ern, - Jltc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
LACE VAUGHN AND LAVENDER.
Athletics Find Batting Eyes In
Final Cubs Game.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March l9.-The
Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Chi
cago Cubs this afternoon in handy
fashion in the final game Of the series
9 to 3.
Mack had Davis, a recruit. in centre
neld. Catcher Schang IN left, Recruit Me
Connel, at third and Kopf. a regular
third sacker. was switched TO short. Ills
pitchers we're regulars, however.
Manager Bresnahan had his regulars
In the field and vaughn and Lavender
on the slab. The weather to-day was OF
the advertised brand and 1t was warm
enough for the Athletics TO get up the
required perspiratlon without a great
deal Of effort. The score:
r. II. r,
,,ble,,cs. 0222lO x-s IS 8
cubs. '...,.... o 8 % . }
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Myers and McAvoy;
Vaughn, Lavender and Archer and Bres-
nahan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20

HOME ST. a.l-o22-g-t Nt'hAu So iowsky
agt ctrmiur CONSTITUTION 60 Of - fore
closure of mortgage atty. + Ha'iugcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
PEPL0SKI TO HELP FORDHAM.
Besides I mpirlng Game To-day lie
viii Coach Pitchers.

The Fordham baseball candidates will
have their last general practice to-day
before Coach Warner forms a third
squad from the two present teams.
Yesterdays practice was the busiest
10 far this season and the longest, the
batting cages doing duty for nearly W
hours and 4 half steadily. \ game is
scheduled for to-day. which will give
twenty-five men a chance to face real
wiring and also to use the hook slide
IN base stealing.
Joe Peploski, a law student and grad
uale OF Seton Han College, who played
on the Detroit Tigers and is In the New
England League with Hughie Jennings's
strings on hlm. will umpire the contest.
fepiosk! u to aid in conditioning the
Maroon mOundsmen from now on and
has great confidence in Collins, the At
iant.c city High School pitcher, who will
oeein the practice game for the first
team TINS afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
WINNERS WILL GO TO COAST.
hard Day Ahead for Wrestiers In
\. A., L. Garden Tourney.

IT." Amateur Athletic Union will hold
IN Madison Square Garden this after
noon and evening the largest wrestling
~.olfutWent ever held under its auspices,
mere VIII bee more than sixty bouts IN
I.e Eastern tryouts and the winners OF
NE SIS classes Will be sent to San Fran
CISCO 10 represent the East in the Pan
hha'iae.iie Exposition tournament next
month.
The preliminary bouts will start at 3
ocle.N and each bout will be limited
10 hii'"n minutes, the referee deciding
IN case no fan is obtained. The finals
VIII Dc reserved for the evening. when
a Tug ~ war will be put on, for which
sE teams of four men each have entered
Inc pulls viii he limited to five minutes
WI" "a ten minute rest. There are more
WAN twenty entries for tho l2J pound
N'rst ng class, with William Droege Of
'e Rows Cluh favOrite over many for
".'".e crtrles from other cities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS,

The following really CORPORATIONS were
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
Elwyn Realty Corporation. Manhattan:
capital, $4,000; directors. George w
Bersch. Eimhurst. l.. l.; Ada /. Rein, The
Bronx, New York city; Lucy /" Altritt,
Woodside, l., !,
Rhenane Realty Company. Manhattan:
capital, $1,000; directors. Alice l.. Bier
hon. Hugo Bierhon and Nettie Bierhon.
New York city,
II. ssl2ano Company. rhe Bronx; capt.
tai, $1,000. directors, Raraele Salzano.
Caterlna Salzano and Antonio Salzano,
The Bronx. New York city.
l.. X. Realty Company, Brooklyn: capt
Corona, n, "; Lawrence a. Ksminski and
Elizabeth GryszcHynski. Brooklyn. \. Y.
J. K s., Realities, Brooklyn; anita!
1000; directors, Jacob Sommer, Ida som
mer, Brooklyn; Vincenzo Bernscchlo. New
York city.
", II. =, Company, Brooklyn: capItal
$500; directors. Matthew N. Black, Gabriel
Heater and Philip Ii, Siegel. Brooklyn,
y, Y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

George Seligman Is the buyer of 80
West Seventy-fourth street. a dwelling
on lot 20xlO22 between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue. which was
sold recently by John H.. Wise,
Charles l.. Bernheimer is the buyer
of the four story dwelling at "a East
Sixty-fourth street. reported sold re-
Gently by William II. May & Co. for
Mrs. Mary knoblauch.
l.. Davis Is the buyer of 20 West
Ninety-ninth street, sold recently By
Samuel Cowen for Annie c. Cochran.
John Branhgan IL the buyer OF tho
five story fiat at the northeast corner
Of the Grand Concourse and Boule-
ward and Bush street, the sale of which
was reported In THE Sun OF Thursday.
by +. Osborne Smith. who sold the
property for the X. & r. Construction
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The BrOux.
lat II NESEY STREET.
By Henry Rradv.

INT II Wesley STKEET,1
BY Henry Brady.
rprpry CT ,ao.o c,unS
-, a. i,b2bxsS.6o : To Cedar 81 y
45.lix59Iixio. sx52li. i2 ely ONCE and
str ,bldg--Metropolltan LIE ms Co agt
,x.a 10 "a. ,as's"s ~, ca, 81:
~ tho niaintIn NV w. ,iSS SSo
IotTU ST ~ W \ a sGo I.nox az Sgy
20 If 9stv dwig-Rank ~ sayes -
If Pitterson ct al; due tS,52s.5S' taxes,
&c. siO5 30: Withdrawn, ~
By NJ. Morgenthau. Jr. co.
Asst ST. "a ". = 400 W 9Th nv o5x
$50. 4 sly bldg and str-West PARK
preshytarIan church act q " RudLin
ct Az due XSS.56ss7. taxes. SC. fI'
$3.50; to the plaintiff for $50. 900. w.
~. D., u...In.
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mtge $500, 900; due July ~, 1915. c
. q atty. John Jones, ?57 broad.
LoT g2s. map Il Vi HiiiLchancy 4 Frees
- ~ |. Assoc. | Madison az. March IL.
install sd + . p e. atty WIN i"nsd"n ,o =
h'V'or NJ '''''''''.. ......'. Sb'VVV
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx)
NEW C~oNCoURsE. e :. i5i.s n is5th st..
26xsl .G-Thos Smith to Serial Bldg
Loan & savings Instn. 1876 Bway. March
49, due az per bond atty. John 7. Mul.
MoNAGHAN Az. es. 800 n Jefferson av,
gSsioo-Abr Levine and ano to Morris
April 10, 1920. y c; atty. Morris Ris.
HONE }SI;L 81 2 Z g. Easter, v rr R ! 20 az % ' al.f
! Franklin. 10 W li0th st. pr mtge
400 March is 1 yr' p c; atty
CLINTON Az, n . cor i;Gih st. .o,isios's
1,iIeth st Bidg. Co. Inc. to Hermann q
Eiier;. Red Hook, y y. pr mtge $500.
Any. I'd T Co. 17e Bway. ..,s.25c
SAME pRoPERTY-same to Theo out
man. 1915 Eastern boulevard. pr m;ge
$3.50. March is. due Sept is, 1915. 8
LOTS 3 to T. pei ~ mar, VIM y Ogden
bond, . D c. atty l. T & l CO, 100
IN . ui'l Sfhs map van Nest ldrk
Jos N'ster to Bronx Security and
Brokerage co. 25S T. i3sth ~. Mar s..
yr' 9 y C; atty, ! leyisor. 2js y l3Sth
LOTS /. 2, ; TO 10. 90 and SO. blk 270O.
map part FoN estate-wm + common ana
ano to WIN VI X Olcott, trus, 6s "
SAN st, pr mtg sl6. 5000. Jan 80. due as
per o ATTY. VIM VI * OlootJ 100
BRoNxwooD Az. > " cor s:sih st. iigS
-Wilh'drnina SOnnenhcrg to Fredk
Y Trumpler and sno. 6Sl Il 22lst II.
Mar ). , yrs. 8 = c: atty. y Y Title
ms Co ia5 Bway. $1,000
FAll.E ST. tla. W =, 25xl00-Pau'ine X
Heine 10 Mitchell.M cDcrmott CONSTR Co.
1922 u l77th ri, Mar Is. due sept -.
1915. 6 y C: atfy. r q a = CO. .17s
bNhE ...... t'ss..s.. ..t.s... 1900
SCOFlELD ST = =. San . CITY Island
av. 0.3N100-Edw i Williams to Geo
\ Crosby and ano, 81 PILOT ~. Mar 10.
= yrs, 9 n G.; atty. T q 4 r Co. i56
PILOT 81 n : i?6 Q CIty Island sv. soS
loO-M1rgt VI S~trlrRham 10 Home Bldg
and Loan Assn OF Mount vernon. Mar
~ installs. 8 p c; atty. T @ a T. Co.
JENNlNGs ST. sos. : : 5Oss5--P j Mitch.
ell Bldg Co. Inc, to Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee 60, l75 Rcmsen 81, Brooklyn.
Mar 10. 3 yrs. 8 y C., atty, 7 q 4 r
~ Atb bNhls 81 s . . . o. o. o. o. . . o o. u. o o s -. wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
BRoOKFEDs SPANK COLLEGIANS
Win as They Please From Missis-
sIppi Youngsters.

Clinton, Miss. March l9.-The
Rrookfeds slaughtered the Miss'ss''n
College nine here to-day in a seven In
ming game by a score Of % 10 3, The
weather was raw and throughout the
game n slight drizzle fell. Tom Seaton
and Jim Bluejacket were on the mound
for the Brookfeds. the former working
three innings and the latter the last
eour, Seaton Just lobbed the bail over,
usiup his famous knuckle ball at times
and then a slow curve. Once in a while
no threw a fast one that had a beautiful
hop 10 il. TIL score:
Brooklyn IF. L.. 5-23 u :
liigsissinni ~ | / 0 O. 3 d :
Ratteries-Seaton, Bluejacket and simon
and Watson: Langston. Green, Jones ana
Thompson. Cmp!res-Yoel ana Wise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
WEST SIDE DWELLING SALE.

WEST 18th STREET-Henrietta Vic
tor has sold to the Armoric Realty
Company 12S West S~eventy-ninth
street, a four story dwelling. on 10,
24xl00. between Columbus and Am
sterdam venues The buyer recently
acquired title to the house adjoining,
AZ 1876. from r. s. Barthold.
FIFTH STREET-Joseph A. Wanger
has sold 3i6 Fifth street. a three
story tenement. on lot 20x96. between
First and Second avenues. to Max
herman. who owns the adjoining fiat
at 3l4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
TIGER WRESTLERS TRIUMPH.
an" h"ntrn, 10 10 1I-Baker Gets
only Fail for Princeton.

m ."rru%, March ls.-One fail, three
~ and a draw gave Princeton
..'F 100 wrestling over Yale here
.''..- , lF a score Of 10 TO II. Baker
80 'i 'Ir fan for the Tigers ana he
100" p from Mcintyre, who had been
m.Ni'r'r1 20 WI in the las pound class.
'h' I'.. %'"'onlln wrlFFled out OF a tight
S"'-'.'. and a second later had Nc
-'.'" shoulders on the mai with a
W. lock- and body hold. The time
W. ! Do. uutcs 20 seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20

Error-Thompson. walsh. Strunk. Me- artS'
Three base hits-oldung, .; Strunk. l.app.
sshri,z. 2 Two base hts-VoltL. chultz
Nyers NcCarty. chmut First base on err
rof-Phiadelphia. /: Brooklyn. . Left on
ba.e.-phladelphia. 4: Brooklyn, u. Double
pIay.-sirunk and Barry: Cutshaw and Dau'
hs-i Sacrifice r~y-Thompson, Stolen bases
~schul,r Wheat. Myers. zimmerman. Miller
H,.-of Voltz. : in three Innings: OFT
schmuiE. 2 IN FIVE ming First base on
hal.-on yoltz. 4: of Schmutz, ]; OF Ham
,iion. :: OF pfener. / struck out-By Noltz.
/. bv Schmutz ?: by Pfener. !. Wild pitch
yoIir lit by pitched ball-By Hamilton
tGe,7i Passed hall-Lapp. Umpires-kiem
And Rucker. Time? hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
MONTCLAIR-QUEENs TRADE.

l.. Covert has sold for +. Gondelo a
large Colonial house at lls Watching
avenue. Montclair. y. j., to Gilbert FL
lott. who gave in part trade a three
story house with outbuildlngs at Queens,
l.. I.
The Frank Hughes-Taylor Company
has sold the large Colonial residence AT
las Park street. Montclair. y. j., for
the Essex Title Guarantee and Trust
Company TO william r. Byles OF Brook
Ign. The plot is 7Ox2o0 and the prop
ertY was held at slS.OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20

A.. r. Jesuit Of The withdrawal OF Mas
ta"' ..,''s Institute OF Technology CO.
~. and Cornell have qualified for
,,"e hrtls Of the intercollegiate Fencing
,"'fl" annual tournament which will
~ ...' o. the Hotel Aston on April .,
me .'n".Hg teams Of the three institu-
'.'n tho central division OF the
'f They were scheduled to meet to-
'ne Columbia gymnasium. Man
~ I'.Ipor Of Columbia received word
'''d' from ", !. T. that its team
rae been disbanded and would not COM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
CITY DWELLING TENANTS.

Pease & Gilman have leased. fur
nished. for Mrs Norman Hapgood her
five story American basement residence
AT l07 East Seventy-third street. at
Park avenue. - Harold u. Clark. This
Is the first lease OF a furnished house
fo- fall occupancy.
The Duff q Brown Company has
leased for Daisy G. SChafer to Richard
Parr the four story dwelling AT 322
owen avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
wEsTCHEsTER ESTATE LEASES.

Fish & Marvin have rented for Pliny
W. Williamson his estate al the corner
of Edgewater and Heathcote roads in
the Heathcote tract at Scarsdale to Mr..
Strauss OF the New York Times.
Herbert A. Sherman has rented for
George Mercer to Morris Fatman, presi-
dent OF the Rariton Woollen Company.
his ten acre country place on the Sound
AT Orienta Point. M~amaroneck. II is
known az Chetolah and consists OF n
large house and private dock. squash
court building, tennis courts, gardeners
cottage, stable and r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
RROOKLYN SALES.

James v Fearon has sold for Cath
err u Hcinzerling to n client for in
vestment the southwest corner OF Sixth
avenue and Fifty-elghth street, a three
story NAT with two stores, and for
Johanna McCarroll the two two family
brick dwellings at 33S and $40 Seventy
NTH street near the Fourth venue
subway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
LEASED DRIVE APARTMENT.

Joseph Shenk has leased the West
Point apartments, at 575 Riverside
Drive. corner of 135th street. through
Rice & Hin. The owners are Bradley
Martin. Jr, and the Asses Liquidation
Company. The West Point lease was
made at an aggregate rental of
800, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
NEWARK CLUB TO BE SOLD.
E"bets, Jr., Announces Deal Ready
To he CIOsed-Barroxv uarr

The Newark club of the International
League viii be sold TO two prominent
newark men by the Ebbets- McKeeyer
combination. according to announcement
Yesterday by Charles II. Ebbets. Jr,
Iho details are all arranged" he said.
una an that remains is TO prepare and
sign the papers"
PRESIDENT Edward G.. Barrow OF tho
ieisue confirmed the Newark story and
added that he had completed Tho nr.
yanizatlon OF the stock which
WIZ operate the Jersey CITY club This
year. Every share OF stock now is
oWned In Jersey City." he said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20

Frances Aida, wife OF Managing Di-
rector Gatti-Casazza OF the Metropolitan
Opera House. has leased the home OF
Sallie ]. Franham, the sculptress. at
Kings Point, Great Neck, l.. l., for the
summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-20
BANK BUYS BANK LEASE.

The lease on 15s Norfolk street and
business OF The Clinton Bank have been
purchased by the state Bank Eugene
l.. Richards. Superintendent OF Banks,
authorized the purchase,
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. If attorneys name Is omitted
ADDRESS party of second part)
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LOAN FOR HEIGHTS HOUSES.

The Charles Hensle Realty Company
has obtained a building loan OF sl30,000
from Henry Bendhe.m for w five story
houses to be erected on the west side
OF Haven avenue, 2l2l0 feet south OF
lSlst street. l50xll9.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


"
TRANSFERS
a, I oSba1 name ana address OF IendGr an,
address party of second part)
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth ST.
CEDAR ST. N =, 3i3 e Greenwich 81
,,S,ni II,o las ~ fYY'eyi rHI, 10 Ne'rVpU.
WoodforI q "a vadison ~ ,iSs. 40,
utsUsrEnp ~ ~ J. Masison Nv 1917
NAVE M,yer sT, n " cor E,sex st. 2pS''t
Solder Really Corpn ii5 Broadway, Ma,
''..'' ,o,o, ii.,.' ~
"'gtl tonN 49, nj mo
eSrs. Dora i.andsbsrysr is solder ReaIt,
Corpn II, u~rnsIwssv' NJ 20 ooo al
usns Nar q. 49, sanh IL
Uwav 80 'V9Np' $500
oRCHiRD ST. W icoit n Delaney 81
eXrs' 10 sojdoy psaiiv c"rnn. iIb nroad.
way, Mar G; atty. Herman Joseph, ii.
Bway ....... .."......,. $500
sTH ST. 3 gao . I'd av, 2Gxi2O-
Martha r schultz ct al, exrs, &c, Nich.
olas Schultz, TO Mary Il Schail, 40 Yer.
non Terrace, East Orange, y J, " part
and Mildred and Eleanor Schultz 2sg
Ridgew-ood av, Glen Ridge. u j. each i.
part, All liens, Mar l6; atty. l. rs I
TIL ST n 49,. 81 40 ssxifS 10
San IA, same same divIsion ali liens
STH ST. n :, 2Oi . Sd av, 2sxll?.io--
same to same, same division, Mar IS.
atty, same $4,000
tssziS5.a iiforeGios Mar Gi-wsiter II
trail Park W, mtg s7a 600. Mar 10 $4,000
East side.
fEas, os rlf,h av b.,we., rourt.en,h
80 ,o,, -,
oor,, "m' NV" Vs. .o
IMa-s. Huriey 10 cath and Amy A
Hurley, her daughters. IA Il 2s,h 81.
a e.. all Hens. Mar 4 atty. Thos j sicily,
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LIS PE>DFSS.
Manhattan.

LAWRENCE ST, l3t-Wm y Cromwell et
a. agt ChAS Is Meyer ct al Goreclosure
Of MORTGAGE; attys, sullivan & Crom-
Wcll.
AMSTERDAM Az. 1919 city Real Estate
60 agt Mary Foley ct al foreclosure OF
mortgageb; atty, II swain, .
s9rH ST, n =. 1871 W OF LIST av. 37xioO Ii
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IN.. .'ors
FOLEY 6 POWELL. N''o-.,.- t,- IN.au.
ters 2lH I,-o!t",. &.uh4'.,. %ev
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18TH ST, : W 8, 362 n W % av, eiN9?-An-
drews Realty co to Farmers Loan & r
CO. - william st, Mar II. : yrs, p c as
per bond attys, Geler, II 4 H., g Elk
q, nHS39sg p 81 n ism st, al tlilSIs
Hart to Casualty co OF America, bN
william st, Mar Is, pr mtg, st7,SOO. due
q SI per ser bond 90 . Madison ,ox5tsioo
Royton Realty co 10 clara NJ Pryle. 20
Nj Morris Park W. Mar ~, . yrs, 3 p g,
atty, r - Go, l76 Broadway. ..... 5000
ZAP ST. n 5 asa W Sd az. 5lXl02 2-Frieds
Hart to Casualty 60 OF America, 6s
william IT, Mar 10, pr mtg $4,000, due
7.TH' 81. s. 1884 " ID ay, o.. 4xlO?3g
Frieds Hart to Casualty co of America,
6s William st, Mar 10, pr mtg $4,000
I'D Az. . 5, sos 5 s9th 81. 2~5x75-John A
Kelly TO Title Guar & T 90. l76 Bwsy,
due as per bond, Mar ~li.,....... 5000
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tIRNI>HID HOUSES 10 LET.

TO Rent FURNISHED Urr.r Mont
c,lll. - D., 4fH l N.t Awe. ..eHf
,9.I,e ..I bath, nr. .,.t..u. &c. " 10
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s,oisn bases-A Tilt. Coolidge Hlldre,h.
Mccoy I. Taylor {. HOLT Double %piays-
First base on balls-on Ashmorc, 3; on
A,en. 8: OF Mccoy. . struck out-By
A,en. !. Hts-On Ashmore. in tvo-thirds
OF an minis OF Mccoy, 3 IN seven and
twnthird innings. ~Errors-Btgelow. c A.
schultz, 4 TIT. p B. Tilt 2 cooltse,
Richard. Hildreth. james .. C~mpire-Arthr
Baruye!l. Tlme-l hour and 40 minutes.
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and 10th sts.D
2isT ST, n >, AS e 9th az, 75x9S--John J
TobIn TO Emigrant Ind say Bank. 81
Chambers 81, Mar 49, . yrs, s p g: atty,
i3D ST, II :, $50 g 10Th aN, b0XlOO John
j Tobin to Emigrant Ind Sav Bank, 81
NJ j Scanlon, - Chambers st $40, 600
10TH Az, G s., 70 \ sd 81, 25N75-Chas q
Renken to Meta Renken, los 10Th av,
lO1 RNay 81 lOO
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MEt LIENS.
Manhattan

BROADWAY. 1872 - i3S2. 97'h st, 100
to III W, and 3sth ~. ~ W-CandCN
Smith a Rowland 90 Jgt Times square
Improvement 90, Lessee. keys'onr Con
struct!on co and Hickman Contracting
GO. contractors trenewll ....s SO, H0l 81
BROoME ST. iG5 and id7-l.ouis Puilinger
agt estate Henry G Miner Inc, oNu.r,
Antonio Muiori. contTacfoT......{ii n
BROADWAY, = " cor liSth ~. % llN1I
and broadway, II " cor lt7'h 81. 90 Tx
lg1-Wa'io Bros agt Louis VI Morrison
and Alice NJ Ulman, owners ,rc-
AMSTERDAM Az. 2itj-Harry Got',lrh
agt Giuseppe Bo2ao. owner: J II Ftunr".
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SATISFIED MECHtNICS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST 20 E1s'--Kltz a Pushinsky ag'
2 Foster Ealton ct a. re
wILLETT ST. Harry RAIDER AK Henry
n Quicker >, A., Nov 70, l~9Ii....S10l
tracing Co. lac, agt estate ~ John J
Aston e. hI Jan .. l3la...... 'liNJl
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RROOK Az. s w cor Wcudoyer ay. % s,
iO6-Heury Kramer aEt Mary and Jan,
Levy, owners and contractors ....t.2 ~