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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
tin,srss, at 5 per cent unless Otherwise stated
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
8GsKmAa PL. :. 20 SIS, :" nIloe: W
b. rss r. dn. E s:nos 1870 D c, $1,000 SS5
SANE PROPERTY; SANE 20 SANE prior ma slo.-
00oj FEB ~. due March ]. 1872 C. AZ. ne
x.ssAIIas Az as I os,h :; s;,,i ITO:
duo March |. 1870. 3 c. FEB Is. atty. y IL ~
nm Sins. $50 v 5,h Az. $500: Yves, SAD street
Is lpriof mtg $3.50 due a per bond. atty,
EeekmAn. q 9. 81 William s; 500
' hs.li, CO. Inc G. to S.opotsa ~. T.. Co.
Madison az: PED 10; due sep !, 1910: gPossS
sisa r %ss1sf :s T. T F:S?: s 1S g.
Is Broad :, lpro' mtg 100000; FEB ~ rs, S
u1rs ST.. .I s. 'i iSis ID az Iss-ioo, B.rS.ts
! Bonn 70 Elm NcGoysm July ~. 1907. due Aug
/. 1919; . c: atty. c Higgins. i's Il ESD s'i.
losrH 81 {. 100 Columbus. az 2SiiSo 80
Va i; Sis. due ~ wv IA Il 1919 5000
s sIs..: 81 |. I. Mel. y i;'E2s S e. y9 Is:
Rinsdi. ia BST: 81, oo0
aa aor s a Ann. f' sagi. as 6 rs
IS; ys. p e; atty. Cohen. 500 B"g; .oo
olm,,sa % Caroline sy,' A wssel:r. 1874 Arthur Az:
70 g prior O,s Asoel due {" pr bond az ~
The Bronx.
stEBG Az. 50, . q Parker AZ. fsIi9aI No..
Is: 8 Yrs. Q per cent. atty. Aeser. 7Ie 49,
GRAND BOULEVARD and coNcouasg. tss.
sc c Bush Of. 90 lors3il Emma y Whitley 20
Lawyers MtE Co. SO Liberty ct FEB ~; due a.
per bond; atty Tits Guar %: ,cMsOO
POINT; Porter Rv and Developnent Go 10
d Tro,,. n cor 0lms;esd and Benetict avs
(prior mtg $4,000 due June 3. 1918; pe.
cent: ATTY. d Trotts cor oIns'esd az. 49,
Benedict ava. ssvV
son CONSTR Co 10 NAT Hsvilsnd. os,n
ST. Feb rs; due as per bond. s''Js clns ss "a a
pssks,D q pi i''sa ,asn q ,r,s g. ' iSSs
90: also lots a. and IS. psr-sl 20. nap VIM
ogden. Melvin Rlty Constn CO hods-
son, 1853 lf9th 81 prior mtg r,teli geo ~;
due etc. as per bond: atty. z Aarnny s oo
I,eszny ST. cal. ~. 90 . Of issd q. so1iOo.s:
NsrraSansett Wine and Liquor Co 70 Lower :
| berg eIl Tiffany st: FEB Is; ". psr ennts
atty 9 5chreisf. Isl Bwy -
| WHITEHALL PL, q g. 400 Of Byren o. xoh 10y u,
! ular: Guarino 70 Hannah SWANSON. %
Si.t 1t; Jan 2O tu. q per bond; siiy' c x oS6
usrS Il. 10 iol4 so 10 ais' Atrg~,t. .
mtg. sSs. OOOl Feb 10; yrA per orn' 4. az ~
assT i 81 I1 So {, Nv 8; K.n. 2 o-pGpn.a %
Mar, BecSi., tiT Hoboken ct. Wet HcSes.n.
| I: FEB Isl 8 yrs, 8 per csut. styS ohE AZ
Bros sootA Il and Webster Az: N.oOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

There was 4 good general demand for steam and
sail tonnage but the scarcity Of vessels Limits
stances tended higher. Quotations: To Liverpool.
ia and london, I'D asked ssd n Hull ed c AN
TFRS-Rr steamer A. 600 Qrs oats. Newport News
70 Ayonnouth IS. March Br steamer, 10000 qrs.
oats Atlantic range TO Sest coast OF nay' Az. ,vs
lantic range TO west coast OF Italy. lCs fsd'
March: Bf steamer, 10000 ars. sane, los 81,
Pirgus iis ca March: steamer. 1891 tons. West
India trade one round trip. l. prompt: Nor
steamer III tons. coal. Baltimore to Guantanamo.
gsueiro to baltimore, IS; schooner, i.72s tons;
same; schooner, 927 tons, same; schooner S.o
'cns ssms: schooner SO tons. lumber. Gull 70
New York, IS 50. schooner eSt tons COAL Bati-
more 10 MaypOrt. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
PLAN SAFETY FEDERATION
Convention TO Meet to Form
Big National Body.

Following an aggressive campaign
waged during the last year, a Safety
First convention will be held February
%, under the auspices of the Safety
First Society of New York City. The
delegates will meet in the Craftsman
Building for the purpose of forming a
national Safety First Federation.
jefferson DeMont Thompson, presi-
dent of the Broadway Association, is
chairman of the convention committee.
Other members are A. Duncan Reid,
George Keegan, William Guerin, Fran
els Y. Butler and Frederick H.. Elliott.
Frederick II. Elliott, general secre-
tary of the committee, says the con-
vention promises to be one Of the most
remarkable gatherings ever held in the
interest of safeguarding human life
and property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Feb. is--WHEAT-spot sirens; no
: hsyd winter. nomiasily lSs sid COkN-;Spo'
frn. American mixed. s. 80: American miind iiew
lad Fi0IR-Winier patents. 80. HOPS In Ion.
don fPscihc Ceastl, a ss@E< l3s; HAMs-shoii
as, eos "a BACeN-Cumberland cut sos 81
nor, al. 0s. ca clear bellies. eos Cd long clear
middle light $50: hesD. eSs short clear backs
prime Western, uerces. new, 52s; old 5as go
American refined pAis. Ss I'd: 50 ID boiee 3ss 81.
sss ca TURPENTINE--Spriis 81 td. LIN
SPED OIL. SIS PETRoLHUM-Renned, q
oilsniIuii refined spot 500
London, Feb ls,.--cALcuTTA LiNshED ifsess'
sRgRM oil f3s PiTROLEtAl-Amer refined
sd; spirits Shd. TALDOw- Australian eos 90
III RPENTISE--sp,rfts, t2s Cd. h0sIN-AmefieAl
strained, lis ID. fae. lie I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
THE METAL MARKETS.

CoPPER-The local street market ". dull with
.lectrolytc quoted at IA. eltso ana oN sfR *,
Tor standard spot. Goa Is Cd for futures and
fss lSs for electrobtic spot. - ,.L
spot in fy.-ton lots quoted At 1890 In London
IN closed AZ elsi for standard spot and EIol TOT
f,iures with sale Of $50 tons futnreJ. -. ...,
'TFID-Firrn: New York spot. 3.slh 43GNc,
and Fast 81 Louis 3'5Ss.scc. In London hsd
siosea - ~ stsons New York spot sloes SOC.
and d East f: s. Louis. ss7h ssl2he London spell
TEL IiR65tNi- IN at 81 wsN.I6 for No .
folnd-y Northern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
Bankers Hopeful.

l-sre The bankers the chances that
|, tinted States will be involved in
Z With Germany are not measured
n BY the insurance rate against
4 possibility at Lloyds in London.
AZ were to express their opinion
!. probabilities in the same way as
!. Underwriters they would sell in
IRE against a war in the next six
-, a. nearer 5 per cent than the II
fuoyds. So far as could be learned
.rrdsy, he banking community as
M, believes that q voluminous cor
,psndence that will develop a modus
<r,di Is more likely TO result from
I. present position than anything
Nj, though there is always the
Ira that an unfortunate accident
q make g peaceful solution Of the
}g,u jmpossible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
Foreign Selling.

kjgsign exchange dealers ascribed
4 apid and wide fiuctuations Of their
~ in the last two days TO the un-
Da-ty with regard to the interna-
Ia situation. Cables have been
e u demand by the spprehensive
these who are willing TO sacri-
y seonomy TO a higher prudence
ssiy knows what the German block
&r9 mean and so nobody is willing
&up q speculative position. There
ashk yesterday that il might mean
station of foreign selling in the
q. ueurity market-from the ex-
ssss nan s point Of view, a consider
h falling of in the demand for bills.
,gt las been a continuous stream Of
selling ever since the Stock Elk
re reopened, but il has been noted
IN that the liquidation had more to
r.k bonds, which have had a good
b Asn stocks, which have benefited
y 20 much. Europe apparently Is
ing 10 sell securities here. but not
Reifee them. If that is really the
I, not many certificates will be sent
rssts While there is chance OF
" going 10 the bottom Of the ocean.
san expensive and tedious business
Hing their loss and getting new GER
aiss from the issuing corporations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20

Weekly movement figures OF the New York Cotton
Exchange Por1 rsceipts SI0.sSs bales, agalnsl
IGs Az last year: overland 10 mills and Canada.
X iso against Is oiS last year southern mill TAX
iugs (ssiinstedl. 90 o0O against $1,000; iFs oi
brought into sight for the week 47c.j46. against
22S sO4 last year. Total crop movement PoTt
iSst wear: overland TO mills and Canada, 1901
against ss4slO last year Southern mill taknsS.
Isl SS7 against 2l3S 195 last year. stock al IN
teror towns In excess O; August J. eis sSt sgainst
sos $50 las, year: brought into sight thus isi Tor
liverpool cables. Spot quiet sales. 1000 bales
speculation and export, 1850; American 1000.
Imports 30 900 American, $4,000 Mddling up
higher closed barely steady. net unchanged 70 y
point lover: May June. 4s7hd; July August. 700
october. November sol nd Janusry February 5.Itd
MAnchestes-Yafus 1rn cloths irregular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
Suburban Rentals.

S,ohols 4 Hobbie leased for Edward j Nally
,,csin r.sidrT, and general manager o. the Maroon
Wireless Telegraph Company Of America hls prop
80 or cedar Lane Ossining 10 Louis Liehten
hsIn on The banking arm 81 Llchtenhein stern
n consists Of l2 acres. large dwelling. cottage
the Lswis r. May Company leased az Far Rock
svay l. l. for Sarah Gipson cottage on Glpsof
place 70 Morris Lahgsdorf. for hortz Hilde
nsni Fee cottage At Wave Crest. Far Rocsa"ay
10 Charles NJ DlmmL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
RECORDED LEASES.
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan.

18TH ST. n s. sss . A, B. all; AqTas,u. Hs sSf
4 ano. thus 10 Carroll Box 4 Lumber 20 Ss.
L 18th st: 10 yrs from April ]. 1913; ANY HSs
,I f Ty . 8 Gs.%0V ali en-. oo, receiver 70
WIN Reilly s:2s re Isl RON sa. S't ss75S
PRINCE ST. % East store: Cha fs sS, W. 20
Vincent Montslto. % Prince st; yrs from rsS
oRcaARo ST. Al. all: Loui. p.n.sy g h., At1
iSiS. s,tys Morrison 4 s. $50 Bvsy; 500 700
5TH Av. es use s SD st, 2sIl5o. all; Ell 60
70 Mason HAnlin co. Boston; yr, 'r9 IN. "a! 200
Is 1915: atty. r c Leubuscher. 2Ss Bway s.'2oo
SIN Az s&i; store foor; Jacob Michasb 10 Jos
Ryan. IL West 63d st; 10 yrs from Nov l. .ivi is;
atty. Edw " Burghard. Ill B.y; $500
10Th ST. IS East: e store; Mendsl hHsen 70
Philip Zimmerman IS iio.h st: yrs TOE TOE
MADISON Az, 1877: cor store: Madison Grant trus
10 Walach Bros. New Rochelle, y Y. ~ yrs
from Nov !, 1914; address. 1877 Madison W; $4,000
6TH Az, 695; 3 floors above ground noor Demo .
trios Karsglsnis 10 Christ Antoniu og5 oth a'i
yrs from Feb l. 1915: atty Fischer $50
9Th av. s%'VV
The Bronx.
FREMONT Az AS, store; Bronx SAFE Deposit Co
70 Samuel Fox. 1850 Washington ~; yu from
81. 800 10 81, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20

cArTLE-Rsce,p,s 100: s,ssdy: ns,i,. beef steers
tss so. cows and heifers. t8S IS; rocfer'
and FEEDER. IS sgt IS T.ru and Indian steers
2iSf y cows and h.if.r,, sisS rs: NATIVE
native mu,tons, EeS rs: lambs rsS TO- year
linss S@S 80.
Ksnsa. city. Feb. ls-HOGs-Rec.pts 70 900
packers packer and su,eh.r. Is saso. nshi' u 500
81 70. pigs. ts4i5 20 CArTLE-Rsceipts 400
81 T58s'i;. southern, Is iOsF: COWS, 81 ?d
s. IS heifers s. soatf So stockers and feeder.
s. 7satf Is, bulls s. 2sats 50. calves. 50 80 q
$40 30 sHEEP-Rsosipts 5000: steady lambs
ssSS So yesrllnSs. 81 f;sss; -ethsr' 50 2jsH
eae, IS t5dss go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED


ARRIVED.
Feb. i5-New Orleans at Manzanillo.
Feb. is-Flusser, Panther. Smith ana heid'
at Key West; Yankton. at Guantanamo :
Tacoma. at Santiago de Cuba San Diego
al Coronado Island; Marblehead, at Man
zanillo
Feb l5-Sew Orleans. Manzanlllo for MAJ
Feb, li-Petrel. Tsmpioo for Mobile: Padu-
cab, Guantanamo for Tunas de lara !.
Hannibal and Leonidas, Grand Cayman
for Swan Island: Glacier Aazailan ior
Guaymas Nero, San Diego for La rag.
Feb. ls-Osceola, Guantanamo for Iunas ae
Zaza; Tacoma. Guantanamo FOR Iunas de
Cuba; Texas. Tompkinsville for Hampton
Roads; Georgia. Boston for Newport
Tennessee. Alexandria for Beirut; Wor-
den, Mobile for Pensacola: San Diego
san Diego for Coronado Island; marble
head. Mare Island for Sausalito; Arkan-
sas and New York. GuaeanAyaoo bay
for Guantanamo. . a..
castine. a, Mobile. ordered TO proceed to
Sso,une AZ Norfolk yard ordered 70 lead a
cargo OF coal and proceed TO GUANTANAMO
10 arrive prior TO March J.
orion, en- route from Guacansyabo Say 70
Hampton Roads ordered to proceed TO
Pniladelphia and thence TO Hampton
Roats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
WILLS FILED.

EDWARD p. LIVINGSTON LUDLOW FEB ~
"a ~ Richmond ClGrksOn, annuity o. SoVV' james
hampton s.. 900; Hugo Forsmsn slOOOi Income
from s25. 900 TO Marie HoFtense shaw residue 70
MnTsAfst T. Ludlow, wife. Emmet P.nsh. AUS
ENMA n WINTER (Feb. ~ more than sio 9Oe
personal two ssters the principal benenciAfies
bean Tracy a McBsrren stiys. a, =.
ROSE LANGBEiN JENNEWEIN tFeb. ~ 70
Valentine Jonnewein. husband. annuity on so'VVV'
residue TO Leonard J. Jang0ein' son. Henry Meyer
atty. ., - ,--., ,,.,,,.,, ,v.A ~. GA
600 real estste. 50 ,00o personal TO emldieh ana
brothers. Hugo II. Mterbusch. atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

rWi.A amount q nofi9ass and nsns -
Il Attorney
FEpRUARY H.
GRAND SOUL AND coscouRse., a = "a l1n
q. Zoe. sIiSiIicIr.: Oct 80 nli -, S'sore
sP .SG eTSSf 81. .,,. q. sosrp: s.e -. 1908
w ksral sry 70 ~, 60 n.,ssral 4ssc1is.tI
Dec y. lsis; ard Jamie Label g y strsSs' :
storm Az Bcr Of queens; atty v schwren; ,t y
% c0 w = ISL frOSn a., aa st. io1.o sept 3,
1911; Fulop TO n Mas: atty. hs'efl sed
ssTH ST. .. 900 " sth AZ. runs i'I 2 i99 81
asS n GbI . 5OI . 1910 % ees; DEC y ls SSS
r and Nay u Conn TO 7 Ir 20; nyo'g So
isss M.thi!d. and Ki.eh % II W AID Ka,ie
Mesloh. err and eItI will OF Rathanena hoSn;
ATTY N Rspp. ieT BwV; NyvV
i23o 81. t02-los Z, s. 80 iE az 1sIl9o II
July l, 1918: ID Meyer 20 G Pfeiner hc.snle,,
Conn: atty. A PRINTS. ~ Nasao 81, f0'1e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
Brooklyn Sales.

y sror1a sold for Augusta Carlson M plot
soIss YVES, side go az So ee ,9u ss q
i ~. 80, fam. dwelling between Franklin aud
cis.seH avs. Tor the estate Of John CASSIDY 70
ehs, n 4 Nysrs1 manager Of the stsnd.h Arms.
nj Goiunbis Heights, has leased the Toufains
.ns,,msnt hotel. Is Clinton St. ana VIII AAe
ch.rles = Rlekerson leased the dwelling o. Zoo
r,.h,h a, between isi and % sta. for Client
70 Charles Is. Butler ior a I'm , h ale. ,nd
l.,.es u dwellings IN Nspleion Pnk, 1902 G zOos
md eOji SSH st. respectively. 70 Chari,s ~ COZ -
~, "a Hsrtl.y 2O6i cath st TO John nyatl.
Ssoona ss1 and 10 samuel yalenstne, 1913 $50 o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
s;res Sell seth St. Parcel.

The sir.s have sold 10 Bernard Beineess the 81 nM
,,o,y hnidnx AZ % West seth st., on lot 25rloOj
sSei Thi, structure came In for considerable men
lion 4. few years ago. when II was shhou'i.el
large sign would be placed There tha' "ouiu oitnA
Inc windows Of the = ara Hotel. ..o
The hotel tried to buy The parcel lew p ,t.s sp
rsidS,t of the Plaza Operating Company, owners
y, the hotel II u said that Mr. Beinecse has pur,
chased the property as an indi'idusl tof sOoi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
New Tenants for Dwellings.

Samuel H. Martin leased for Susie Scot, n Han
IN. threr story and basement dwelling 81 LIS "ot
65th a. TO Mar Mccall 49,, a.,
P..se & Gilman rented. fumishsd. for HEM y
shoemsker 10 X c Hanford the i've stop Amer
lean basement residence at ~ las, ofh ST. oe-
tween Fifth and Madison avs - NIL. r.,
Pspe & Brother leased for the Ellen. hsav cor
k.tb DUNLAP for a term OF years for use a.
studio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
FIRE Department

e,,ee,,l,u o, p,tsIiFeb. 20. frmn lnrs, yr.iie1l
Burns Eng ISL Osi sec). TO ehie' I" '0'"
bt np..,.iiLfsb 20 Frmn tnrst graded J Harvey,
No Z. II. 4 L. iS5. to chief Of i6'h Ba'aii0n' -
o'i'... a, sb,,no, mo paw Chief OF Battalion
Y ! Marshall. si,h, IL hours. Feb. 2o frn ah
tar.i rfsdsi = Blessing, Ems ss. ~ hovSi neo'
81; Chief Of Battalion J. LansAn' sui" - "'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
fFrom The Tribune BuresuI
Washington. February ~

ARMY.
Cant GEORGE r. BALL, Inf ASSIGNEE
sth Inf effective March IS. granted o.e
month and days leave OF apsehGe. ~
take effect about March "a. Capt bALL
will sail from San Francisco Tor fhiip'
pines about May 5.
First Lieut.. FRANK r. JEWETTl lstn ihi''
10 FIT Leavenworth Military Prison
Leave Of absence; Chap. JOSEPH
KENNEDY. Tth Cav, two months cAp,;
NORMAL L. MpiARMID, Med. Gorps;o t 70
days; Second Lieut.. RALPH W: WlLSoN'
Coast Art, 2 months and II days.
NAVY.
Lieut.. Com. F. p. BALDWIN. to Navy
Yard. New York.
Ems w. ID. SEED. detached North Dakota.
connection fitting out Gushing and on
board when commissioned.
Ems. r. r. KERR, detached Albany; to
South Dakota.
Chief Gun. AUGUSTUS ANDERSON. de-
tached 81. Louis; 20 Navy Yard. Mare
Island
Chief Gun. r. g. MESSENGER. detached
Colorado; to St Louis.
Gun. II T. TURNER. detached 81, Louis
TO Colorado.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
SUGAR,

Refined quie,er. An renner, taking orders on ,ns
basis on f5c for fine grsnulated haS nfm and
bIsbe, nm A tsOdefAte demand from both fenners
aud outsiders pomp,sd By ,edused a., '.a nh.n s, o.
IN his latest estimate At Ss5, 900 tons 90 10000
tons i.s than his previous estimate Shien compare.
with las, years total crop OF 1ss' Wy ,o soos s
cubs. Tor late fobrusy and March shipment a,
she. cost and freight. equal 70 Sssc '9p ceh'imu
sold Al equal 10 ale for centrifugal, the sRo,
QUO, .tion now. The market closed nrm 81 dTe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
Central SIS Traded In.

Sew York Central debenture IS,
fS;si issued" made a good debut on
3 Sioes Exchange yesterday, notwith-
laaing that they failed TO sell up to
~, which was their farewell price
he curb on Thursday. They opened
lpla-one bond-and then q large
EsbG sold at 1918. The last sale
81 made al l0lh. The total sales
~ Rls0OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20

SUGAR FUTURES-After opening steady. IN
changed 10 points higher. sugar futures hrmed up
on the strong spot market situation. aud by midday
had made further gains Of 5g9 points. There were
rumors later that steamers loading raw sugar Tor
Great Britain we're TO be diverted 10 the United
states on account OF the German blockade. which
led 10 considerable selling under which prices broke
sharply. closing al q decline Of 10 points. with
sales 0f : $50 tons Range Of prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
Apartment Leases.

Pens. & Gilman let for Nj. Leila Mec'.s hei
.p.rtment In 200 West 18Th ct, at Seventh Az te
Mrs Florence r. Sanger. - -, =,
P,ysor Mel Merrill Co. Inc. have leased o.
ess P.rk az duper apartment Of twelve rooms
ana four baths TO Darlington Moore. an spsftnen
a. ,h, .ame building 10 Theodore l. waugh. anc
On, A. ii West sOih e. to Miss May Rhosdo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
Auction Sales Yesterday.

Street salesroom yesterday follow:
BY Joseph p. Day.
AMSTERDAM Az 1857. g. IS 1894 st. 2sI
100 S sly tenmt and stores. City Real Estate
Go at Hermann Realty Go e. a. action Two
swain. atty: & T. Rogers. ref. due, 81, HI os
tares etc ssfi 20: subject 20 prior mtg SEQ {:
10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
AMSTERDAM Av 1889. : 100 ls3 o. ~
100 sy teumt and gor1; CITY Real Estate
90 AT Hermann Realty Co e al. action one
swain atty: p Rogtn. ref. due. .s5s " :
tus. ETC. t6,s 50: nlb,se, 70 prior mtg sag ooo'
10 III. plaintiff for t3t.00
asooMe ST. tis-tis. n s. 30 Wooster r NI
iHIiI lrrrs. 9 su bldsi Bank FOR SAVING. In
sL.dsi. wieseshsn 4 TAFT aiu': W Pol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
LIS PENDENS.
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan.

ct /. t,or.Iosure Of msI; itys. Gordon ;
i.sTE 81, bet Morris and Sogni.aa' ~, A.;
B1lser e, al lamcnded foreclosure Of tax hen>;
7,TH ST. 10 Z; AdeIcns Salisbury ct al A. A
stein et al foreclosure Of msl: s,tys. Rounds
Hatch Dillingham; Debeyose.
CHURCH ST. n cor Walker Of. 1880. and
Ilspenard st. cor Church o.. ooreo; Anna
Cooper sst @ scheel ct foreclosure
mtgl attys, Wells snedeker. ,
'1 SrpssI s' ;rs az, " Richie ct d i.etioa TO
sonps! co1yey.nce e,el; s'y; w. Asons'' M
Fleischman q al foreclosure Of m,SIi stvs'
stroock stroock
The Bronx.
LOT as. block 1905 section u on tu map; Y
W Ruben ast W y.icn'iss . r .fi 49,,
fIspIaY Az e. ass. lss.h =, ,'1iSS; D
sJ mls g.. w 200 isTth st. aoor?,o;
s'so block bounded on by l6Ith st. on 80.
6 ~ d. ~ W.l,oa AZ, aEo block bounded on
by Tudor ri. on BY Grand boai s ~ ,i a.,
cono9urse on BY aef's on b. isih q. on
By Walton A.. On BY Is'y,'lss T. fs, Sa e q
lof Is map Of state o W Hunt. ?',h Ward:
Ellen Ftssersid ast Lizzie Res Ct al fore
closure Of MTG: atty Mcclure
RIJLDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan.
HAWTHORNE ST. u =. l2j v Broadway. 15r
Ioo' MAY Mar loans koyscs Construction Co
o. ,,ect A ~ apmt hotse-l3 payments.
srp ST. s. 200 9Th az. IjHl0o5 MctoPo.hsn
er,c, a Q sly aymi h0use-l3 payments. $4,000
The Bronx.
,,7ru ct 70 cor crotona sy 1880. @ wcntz
'io.n. Cosen4o Building Co--tO erect ore ) sty
amt with stOrcs--cisht payments. $4,000
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. February 10. 1873
REEVES,

pe.s,pts s24 head; car. on sale Trade quiet
=, stesdy prces cows moving slowly at Jersey VIZ,
A siaughteres feared delay In getting noa
.,.oIs .oId al 81 50 per 100 ID bulls. g 5oSts 80
s"Ts Al s. T5dis6 pressed bee Glow at lo@iso
Tor city dressed native sides.
saleS-Ncwton & Co; II Va ssUs, l1i 70 sser-
sse. IS per 100 ID: II do. 1898. ~; Y He'' ,s';o
Tobin a shannon 20 va 'eers' i|'' io' y w.
G,%; IV CO;nyn.sion Co: 50 VI steers 1889 h..
q 90. 10. 1885. s. 50; L 1881 ~ H. $3.50; 10
W Car. SON sqIl. ' s5.. ,c c;ii1st:;
( I IIsc' S &c. & Iioo IS Is; 2. sSo. So l. 1880
81 Is; 3. sos. 1915. ,,.s
Rec.,pt.. 27i head: III 90 sale. hsrtet ens:
With prices about steady Commo.- sp t' R'n'
Ssyd calves and yesrlings entirely nominal Ciy
dressed yesls easy at l5s lec: few SELECTED car
cases at is.c; country dressed lowe, bSse. .,.
SIS per 100 ID: 8. 1874. 80. - u,u.a ia
So s. .3d sa. H. h So S g. e. - No.
'" Curtis Son: 80 vssls: Us ID. N2: II.
~ Tobin ' 4 shannon: . yesls i6O ID. sis.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. l.23s. all for s.ughtef ei "a =, q,
head 100 f IS esm ssaa LAMBS. mutton
steady Of sal2c per ID dressed lambs itH@ "
county dressed dollhouse lambs unehahson d "e
IS so per carcass - 49,. 40 IN .,.,.
s. s,3 iSS h. y l: :ss. 'sf'' =. ID aver
HOGS.
nm iiy. werht Feeling . trine weak on WGefn
sdvces Country dressed hogs weak a. ssiVn'
ID.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan.

Davidson. Mimi. K. to Tia. O Co; "a: E .sc
n SI,. 81 Geo ", err to city B.y,is, Mission
" sooisty iS2 "a s1i Washington 50 ". 5. $40 n
An 81, 275xl2s: atty. Conklin & Il. 81 Nassau :,
Mandelbsurn. Harris. & ,no. TO DOrstha warsa-
wer 900 In st. Bkiyn 42S-429 Grand 1t: any,
Eiseman, L. c I, ls' Bgay: ,.o W., f FnS
AG az or fi Val St: SIS East 5th q, 40 1900
sabseyits Never. 10 Hannah Levy. SAG Hunts
Point az; l27 Pitt st; stty'' 0O'd''ein q q. 81 ~
Ht aGg Theo. to Paul ssv.S. Jersey cy. =;
l9O W l3oth 81 atty. lev. a2o Bwy 81
SO and II East lS2d ST:
Sane to same. same property: atty same. -, ~
Chambers st; 50 sullivan st; atty. o T co;
sans g s.lli;.s s S;; 70 ' I.S..
s,ef dam a., a5ilisi ii: atty II Thompson 1900
BTay: No'VVO
The Bronx.
North Bron. Realty Co to King: sl.2ei
EiiI FsTi, indl' and as commr. TO ANN, c ed,
Anne me Gedney .dnr. 10 Anns C Godney. !!adiy.
Amer f Rsaf E e CO '' . crun.uu no
Annie Hsilpem to Anna s,esb,n.; $50
Bryan, Cousin Co 70 J khmsLy; $500
q a Co to Ollie scheuer; S1V0O
MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan.
asp W , A@o sss E E'y'r' cs &C. H s%a
ers W Pigueron. contractor; "o
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
FEBRUARY 10.
Manhattan
Is.Tn ST, r. W: Herman Loy sr Lantsr 4'ias.
ner ct al: Jan II. 1918: Ns"
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The following plans for new build
ings have been filed In The Bronx
Building Bureau:
FEBRUARY 10
Nc soN Az O. 22s o Brandt Plaos two 3 siy
~ trnuta 81 6xsS J Dans. Montclais. ];
owner, Byns i$sth 81 and Wills ~. src III
tect. cost. so""S
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