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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
LA BELLE CORA
IS BEST DOG
Papilla and Zaza Do
Vaudeville Turn at
BuStanOby'S.

10 VAS varied programme that at
trsCted mere than 200 fsnciers and
their friends TO the weekly dog show
and tea AZ Bustanoby's. 60th ST. and
Broadway, Yesterday afternoon. Two
Of the dogs, Papilla and Zaza. did a
vaudeville turn with Nine. Irene la
Tour, their owner, before the Judging
began, and there was a special prize
offered for "the most beautiful dog in
the show"
It was also intended TO take motion
pictures OF the dogs in the ring, but
the film machines were delayed and
this feature was postponed.
Mrs. A. X Lewison walked of with
the trophy for the best IN the show
with her beautiful French bulldog, La
Belle Cora. formerly owned by the late
Nine. Nernona Jarbeau. La Belle pa
rsded shout the ring with an air OF
quiet confidence, as though she knew
there was only one decision for the
judges TO make.
Black Prince V, the shspely Pome-
rsnisn owned by Miss Lena Schilling
won second honors 10 La Belle, and
Mrs. II. A. Bakers Pekingese, Chelsea
Prince Of Audubon, was judged third
best
One Of the entries that attracted
most attention WAS a rare French Grlf-
fon, owned by Miss Caroline Lean, OF
429 Madison Az. Jules Ferond, the
French Judge, said the little animal
was an exceptionally good specimen OF
the breed, and Miss Lean was award
cd the blue ribbon.
Miss Lean said her pet had never
been shown before and did not know
any Of the professional tricks of the
ring.
Gle understands nothing but French,
YOU know" she said, land has only
been in this country few months.
We brought him over from France at
the outbreak Of the war"
The awarding Of the special trophy
for the most beautiful dog IN the
show TO Miss X. Stinzing's Maltese ter
rier, Lady Snowplow. met with almost
universal commentator. even from the
owners Of other candidates. Lady
Snowplow pranced about the ring IN
apparent delight as the judges handed
the prize. donated by Mrs Meyer Cohen
TO Miss Shining. .,,.
The special offered by Mrs. William
Sheppard for the best English TOY
sDaniel i'm the show was won by Mrs. j.
r. Taylor's mite of dogdom, Tom
Thumb. and Mrs. A. L. Reynolds's toy
bull terrier Mikelo was awarded the
blue ribbon in his class.
Miss Schilling and Mrs Baxter we're
winners again in the classes for Pome-
ranians and Pekingese, respectively
with Black Prince V and Chelsea
Prince of Audubon.
John j. Hopkins. the superintendent.
Of the show. earned the gratitude OF
ali the exhibitors by his system OF
tsbulating classes and awards. No mat,
fer how many questions we're hurled
AT him during the afternoon, Mr. Hop
Iins had the information desired al
his finger tips and told everybody what
everybody wanted 10 know.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
USURY CHARGED
AGAINST WOMEN
Victim Thought $50 Per Cent
Too Much Interest, and Lend
ers We're Held for Trial.

Four we'll dressed women, managers
of loan bureaus for working girls. we're
brought into the Yorkville court yes
terday, charged with usury. Complaint
was made by Miss Lucie Fretwell, who
lives with her mother at 3605 Broad
way.
Miss Fretwell said that last October
she was in need. and borrowed money
from Mrs. Georgia l.. Mitnacht, OF l4lO
Avenue u, Brooklyn, who runs loan
bureau at 80 East 42d st. Mrs. Nit
nacht loaned her So. with the under
standing that Miss Fretwell was TO pay
SO 50 a week for twenty weeks until
the whole sum and S25 interest was
paid. -
Needing more money. Miss Fretwell
borrowed SAC 80 from Mrs. Mitnacht s
partner. Miss Helen Dougherty. OF l3l
East 43d ST.. on the same arrangement.
Before this loan was made Miss Fret
we'll borrowed So from Miss Ada
Aspinwall. Of 226 Van Nostrand sy.,
Jersey City, who conducts loan as
ISOLATION al A. West Gath st. Miss
Bertha Horn. of 657 10Th St. Brooklyn,
as the partner Of Miss Aspinwall, was
also brought into court on the allega-
tion that she gave her consent TO the
arrangement with Miss Frctwell.
Miss Dougherty told reporter she
did not understand why Miss Fretwell
could bring the charge against her.
She said that the attempt was made TO
have the loan a friendly arrangement.
No security was asked; the borrower
was merely asked to sign promissory
note. When a week passed without
pavmcnt nothing was ever said by the
lenders, she contended.
After the four women were held IN
81 600 bail the complainant said she
thought $50 per cent interest was too
much 10 pay. But ] rarely missed
making my weekly payment" she said
Assistant District Attorney Heilborn'
Of the usury bureau, is investigating
tho rase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Long Island Leases.

The brokerage firm of Cocks & Willeis announces
thai 90 has leased tie = Osgood Pcll property Al
Whcatcy Long Island. 70 Frederick T. freling
huysen. n Nes York.
n Godschmdt has leased for Thorn" Minnsugh
his house I'm Pacific -. Ccdarhur't 10 Joseph Stern
ror teo years. f'r Russell Swartout his house in
oak 81 n : Treegsr for two years. ard Tor Percy
vsndsFater ATS norse ON summit az TO Dr. A
Epstein for the season
John F scott has rented 'or another year 'o'
Miss Mar Rutherford her house m Lovers Lane.
Cedarhurst. Long Island N Warren :. crane and
for Ms Katharine r Harris nsr couss-. and also
me winant cottage 4, Lawrence Besch both 10 H.
Hobart Porter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
INDOOR ATHLETIC TREAT
Keen Contests Promised at the
BROOKLYN College Games.

College and club athletes will strive
for the laurels in the annual INDOOR
games of Brooklyn College in the
18th Regiment armory, sumner ana
Jefferson avs, BROOKLYN, tonight. One
of the features will be fye-mile team
race in which the Kolehmainen-Fogel'
Leslie Schefiler, Gianskopulos Gels
Sprinrsteen-Holden and Roth-Dwyer
pairs will fight it out. Columbia Man
haitian. Fordham. City and Brooklyn
College will compete in the special
college relay race. -.
Jack Eller. who holds the world.
record of 1925 seconds for the lZo-
ward low hurdles. and who beat Joe
LOOMS from scratch in the recent
Nillrose meet, will start against wal
ter Bursch, Frank Brady and others
in the I2O-yard hurdle race. Abel
Kiviat will start from scratch in the
1.OOO-yard handicap. and Alysh Meyer
after a long lay-off, will measure
strides with a feet field Of sprinters IN
the dashes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Upper Broadway Property,
Held at $825,OOO, Sold

house i5s West 7ai s. ~ r. Y Furniss. for 4
term Of years. and have rented furnished for lie
rcnsinder Of The winter. for Alr'. p. J. Nou9n. 70
estate Of " A Furschein. the four story high
-foop dwelling house On West i1th ST.. for a term
OF year, 20 b. j. Joyce. for Mrs. =. T. Leo ard
the dwelling house A. 10 Mcst sd At. Tor term
N years 10 VI 4 Sands also leased for term Of
year for Chauucey " Depev. IT,. the dwelling
house ar {. West 18th 81. ~ h. A. Morse. and
rented the Dwelling house li West Slst st., for
Leo q Roseuhatt 10 r "a. Lew.
Tho William Anderson Company leased fo-
Nate L. and Mary B. hane the dwelling house Isl
East sHih 81
Il English leased for John : Spencer 70
Ignalio Russo the dwelling house 234 West 49th a..
The Dun & Brown Company has leased for Man
ruthiu $50 West l4-th e.. three story dwelling
house 10 T. A Hogg
The Julius Friend. Edward VI Levi Company
leased the four story and basement private house
rs West 18th ST. for Fred A Mack 20 John {.
Hunter. tor 4 term NJ years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
The Bronx.

ALEXANDER ~. 2?S. rs; :ss.'5 r { I ERtr'.o
\ Y. 2 part mtg S75ool: Jan Il. ai's. k-ee
BECK sr =. =. 100 Az :, John, lo0Il25. NJ =
DOYLE. ref. 70 q hr.koNer. 1855 IN ~ mi Z
500 .s5. Jan ls. sttys. hrakossr J.. 500 ~ ~ az,
SANE PROPERTY: O VI Krskor.r to Beuaben
Realty Corpn 40 Nassau 81: Jan ~ same Az
BROOK Az. az. - 24IlIlOo. A s,oliker 70 ) "
KAISER. April :. 1905. stvs. ksoe H. =,
FINDLiY Az. = S27.s 1871 81, T5Iloo Man
y Prefer 10 EdmOnt Really 20 80 loom -
mtg $4,000 Jan Il, atty. + schuber o..2 y
GLEASON Az. 23is. :, sorlos Phee. Mcneil 70
" ] cafmoly. 55l = is5ih st 'nis S-'0ool ,IiSa
rArkSoN Az. iS4I. :. i9rs5. c Z stenmeysr 10
t. 9 siiy. I = PrioiesG. i5j Bssy. s.
LOT 70 map Broadway CITY Line property : u
Hamburger 70 Rosenfeld; Sso leoih 81 's,i
16T g. block "G s. map Morris PARK: Morris Pars
Estates m Edith Hahn aud ano. 1883 - Lawrence
az. jan Is ats. { II Baechler. 1925 Walker a,
lot SIS map NeiI Estate. X Birnbaum 70 Anna
Blubaum az Bronx Park {" ,mlg 5000 , 1sa
LOT r. I'm MAO Allen Estate Hudson ? Kos, 90 %
y Tuf.ro. ~ 18Th St No, - lsit s,y D.
LYON Az. - T. lo5 n Craze AZ; s5IlOo lor
euce Nutiall 20 n & Nuttsll. 2a0s Lyon AZ March
MACoMBs ROAD gss'ss land forner5 = q
Morris. contains - 5is 1000 srres s,so az -
under water hsftciu klfl al lAiH 50, 49,
" r Montgomery. III Rhode Island az Wash
iugton y &. and ano. 2-5l parts. Jan ~ ~,
pIrH Az Is asii I5o,h s.. 77.7S9ie. also
i5Oth II : o. 1910 Railroad az. 2otlooi also
RAILROAD sT o. 5. being = lo' 1873 map Meifoee
south s6as3 8 Ensign Really 90 20 Annie J.
Brosn so ,Onse1t az. Nov is, 1917. any ! VI
BroNn 2s9 Madison az, Slw
PARk Az O 66j ASH a. runss - > 4
m 75. Fnssn Realty 20 10 Annie br0"n' ~
Convent ag No5 10. 1915. atty Il Brown ~ e
piRIi AZ heirs lot $50. map Mslrose South. O. -
i5I 3. Ensign Realty 90 70 Annie Brown. go
convent ay SoS 10. 1914; ATTY J II simo1' N,
TtRRkcE pI. IS 254, lpth st. 6sI irres
Tnsigu Realty co 70 Annie Brown. $40 'on
VEN az Nov ~. 1919. stg. BroNn i ee
f2iT JWi ~ :. 5 $50 St AIMS A.. soIloo. Bar
la, Felss 10 Berent Gerken. 81 J. siih -
mtg g O0oi June g. 1914. sttys. o'Reiily
1879 Lexington az. , .., !
fqiTH sT nes AZ land taken FOR openins
IAN n 10000 20 iS5th a. s'als2 30
ror 8 orsss ~ snd i3lih Il tmg 100000 lan
rs. ans. Hermann. Z6l BrsI '.''p
18TH ST 80 East . 5shioo baroh 49, So 10
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n Nan Kirk 1871 Madison az mtg to4 900 &
ian a.. sttys kurI A 4. 1925 81 az, 800
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Eustgu Really 90 ~ Annie Brorn. so convent
AZ. Nog lS. 1914 aiiy. J Y Brown, Z's Nsdlsoi
itsTH 81 sps 1876 10 Terrace 81. 2iIloo
.ame ~ sane Nov ~. 1915 zane atty. SlV0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Soccer Games To day.

The soccer football schedule to-day
is confined 10 an Amateur League
match between the Fulton A. c. and
Strollers. at Woodside. Long Island,
and a match between the Englewood
Field Club and the Central Y. VI. {. A.
of Brooklyn. at Englewood. y. j.
The active Jersey organization has
arranged to send team TO Philadel-
phia next Saturday, when an eleven
Of the Philadelphia Cricket Club Will
be encountered at st. Martins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
QUARTERS FOR FILM CO..
Rents Large Space in the
Central Building.

Pcase 4 Gilman have made one ~ the most inter
estins leases closed DO A long lime IN the Grand
Central Terminal section They have leased for
the Century Holding Company. Lee 4 freshman.
in the nes central Building a, % West l5th st..
the entire eleventh door TO the Pathe Exchange.
Inc OPaths Freresl.
The company intends 70 carry Oh. Us educational
work In is quarters Its studios are IN Jersey
city and bound Brook y. J. The Psthe Exchange
If, now located A. ms Esst sd -. The foor 70 he
occupied hy the company in the Central Building
coniprise, 600 square feet. and will be used Tor
lbs private ani executive o1ices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Comprises Block Front
Between 8Sth and seth
Streets.
SITE BOUGHT BY
JACOB AXELROD
New Owner Plans Two Twelve
Story Apartment Houses
for the Plot.

Slawson & Hobbs and Barton Chaplin
have sold for the City Investing Com
pany the ten lots on the cast side OF
Broadway from s8th and seth SITS. TO
Jacob Axelrod. The dimensions of the
property are col feet on the east side
of Broadway, 175 feet on the north
side of ssth st. and so feet on the
south side of seth at.
This is the property recently pur-
chased by the City Investing Company
from Francis NJ. Jencks. Mr.. Axelrod
intends to improve the site with two
twelve story high class apartment
houses, completing the building on the
s9th st. corner in October, 1915, and
the larger building on Ssth ST. for the
season Of 1916. The apartments will
be Housekeeping suites of from four
rooms and path TO seven rooms and
three baths. containing all of the mod
ern improvements. There will be
stores on the ground floor of the
Broadway front.
On the block Immediately TO the
north Vincent Aston is nov engaged
in the building of large apartment
house for the entire block front on
Broadway between seth and goth SITS.
and $50 feet in depth on each street.
Mr.. Aston owns the entire block, Broad
way. Amsterdam av.. seth and goth SITS.
The plot has been held by the CITY
Investing Company at $4,000, but II
is understood that the price paid by
MIR. Axelrcd is somewhat less than that
amount. Mr.. AXelrod has built and
sold many large structures on the west
side.
Other sales follow:
SECOND Ay-F rederck R'nhs1 has resold 500
s,.,erd AZ = i've sfoc tenement p'th stores. oh
iot 1s, 100 loratef - feet north Of ioth n The
sslis, ACQUIRED the property shout sr months ago
from John J. nelingsfor 80, -. .tt
WAsHINGrON Av-Iouis Iorenfels has 500
~ a riieut OF Joseph = Fest 1000 and 29o- Nssll-
irs'op AZ three story three ismly mouse o"
no, 50rqs between i5aih and ls0th SO
lEROME AN-tieorge ". McAtam % We luI.
-b.ser Of the plot fronting 100 feet on we eas,
81. q, Jerome az 100 Zee, south - HON - sou
ss+eotiy by 4 osborne smith for Mae l. f@,rfs
re Iii. +, n b improved with taxpayers. lherr
- 10 be s',tion q the Jerome s' SUBWAY d.
i-6fh e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
WHITE WINS PlAY-0FF
Captures Second Place il
Glass B Billiard Tourney.

Charles F. White, Of Brooklyn. a
former holder Of the title, defeated
frederick Lowenthsl in the plsy-off TO
decide second place in the Class Il
national amateur championship tourna
meni at lS.2 balkline billiards last
night ~ the Amateur billiard Club.
White ran out his 300 points i'm the
htty-tfth inning. while Lowenthal
could only get together a total Of 236 in
ffty-four innings.
Whites average was 25-55 and his
high runs IS. % and %. while Lowcu-
thals average was 4 20-54 and his high
runs were 40, "a and %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
CRESCENT A. C. CONFIDENT
expects TO Defeat Boston
Seven in Game To night.

The Crescent A. c. hockey team Is
,s' 70 gain a victory over the Boston
a A. seven tonight The New Moon
re are confident they will deieat tne
Fam which took the measure OF the
q Nieks. This will be the nrst gam
or the Boston team in New or
SSines the Hub players bested the o.
sieks IN an overtime period the po .Ii
shians have been confident 'hey VIII
w the league championship. III
The Bav Ridge clubmen have q well
'alsnced combination. Their defence
I one Of the strongest in the league
sad they have some good scoring i 70, :
Yards. They showed their strenge. 9. =
shen they held the lead on the ~. ~.
Nlea until near the end Of their 1esgue
ssme recently. A victory Tor bosIo o.,,
mi insure the Boston team s'0u
'eso IN the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
New Jersey Sales.

The plant o. the International rraeposit com
nsn.. a, Rounamnron Raritan Township. y. J..
la. been purrbas.j hv Lewis Ni1ou. The property
,5foprIs., about is. acres n upland and meadow
land With ~ one story building. l2lt-'. togeinfr
,,iib eight other siicls separated huliinss ar one
dim. ussi for the manufacture n explosives ana
var munitions ,. .t.-
bs. ics.aI the factory building 1872 ~ 1888 Nnrtld
as Jersey Clfy for Shapiro Brothers. 10 ine 7.
kaempf Doll Manufacturing company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
WHITE TO BOX IN CUBA
Klegin Arranging Bouts foi
Fans in Havana.

Charlie whites next appearance sf'er
his bout with Welsh in the Garden on 1
TUESDAY will be in Havana. kienaLo
C. Klegir, the fight promoter; VINO
owns the rights for bouts at Msceo
psrk. the biggest boxing stadium III
Havana. has an elaborate program n :
- mind for the boxing fans OF Cupa
this spring ,;uh.vo;ob,
a. meet White, Klegin intends to hoIu u
y nnnber Of middleweight bouts, WIN
'he object of finding q worthy oppo-
Int for Mike Gibbons. He is planning
80 match McGoorty against Young
sbearn At Havana. ard also intends 20
nsc Clabby and knockout Brown OF
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
Realty Notes.

Tn. annual dinner n the Board ., Reai E,'a,s
p,,t.r. N Past Orsnge j. viIl he held ~
F,rii.i.. nan an Thur,fay February Daniel =
Ni6shar MAYOR ~ Fast orange. Joseph = DAY and
he Rev william Warren Giles sfll BE- the SPEAKERS
J. b English has been appointed agent Of 25i
West 50th r. . H.,
A \ Amv & CO hare been appointed agents for
The three i've story APARTMENTS eith stores. a. li5
10 ffg Lcn1a ~. near llIih -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
A Fair Warning.

The lanky youth who occupied scat
in passenger coach persisted in stick
ing his head and shoulders out of the
window. The brakeman was passing
through the coach and he touched the
youth on the back.
BETTER keep your head inside the
window" advised the brakeman.
81 kin look out the winder If ! want
to-" answered the youth.
~ know YOU can" warned the brake
man. But il you damage any OF the
ironwork on the bridges you'll pay for
it, Cincinnati Enquirer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
LIS PENDENS.
JLSTARY o.
Manhattan.

ORCHARD ST q, Bank q Unii>d s,tns ~
Go'a,iSin action % SCI ssids d,edl' ANY, .
Sardsrs - ao,s q, al an
io6 10 qlsf 81. q B7issJ- az Neehien 70,
ms corp e. Al Injunction. sb'l' s'}s' "0~
MSplSoN Az. $40 70 sii t2i q u % - g., 80
" 80 =, NJ snd "a Esst. A fmhup. a. So -
:, ana Madison Az 60 p al isiion 70 fe,,'le'
,,.,ftri..' IrnI. aitys. Milne. Blaze hcA.~'
ptVAy 81 q ..or i2tth ~. 100 lltlNN nufel se..
49, at Craze n Hosell ~ a. lfnf,cloeNie ~ ms o.
.ff,. Eismsu low. CON A lsNnf .-t,..
sartt sT ~ " n MAILS az y y N,slss-iN''
~ Al 'fo-seio,ure - mtg siifs Won h"l,. 80
tssrH IN 80 20 So rs Wachi 40 h'se 0ih'i
N d fforc, l0sure ~ mfglt ~. : Ns.u,. t.-
,1iTH IT bee ". Equitable LIE Assnfails -. ~
- ~ ,bs 4 uife.f staffs 49, y D. bi,fapoh ~ a.
,,eio,mati1n u mtg etcl atys. AletHief
ssT,l ST % ". city Real Estate 80 az p n shs'
a al foreclosure - mtg sf. ~ rtam ~
corn 81 M ". ,ify Real fs's'e . . as hn'
dr.g Realty GO q al f0recloslfe ~ m's Apg'
ssTH III ns v Jeanette Vel e 81 e. ! Ng''nn
% al foreclosure N nfsl srg. " h1s.
1oru 81 sft ". q y Lawrence az rrh.fsn
=, nj lforeriosurs n mtg aii}- X .,1lN ~.
sTu AZ t-i. Helena Berf az NAfgAfe' hr+n ~
al foreclosure OF mig snTs. lrees 49,
foTu IN Eig IS. 4 ianier - al az -. eehs"
81 Al foreclosure - mtg aitJ. X " 'Ai1ff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
lInterst a. per cent unless othersise stated
JANUARY o..
Manhattan.

ALLEN IT 50. @ Fdeis usf' 10 Casually 90
o. Amerc, IS William 81 Jan 20. deei i re-
voEsyTH ST 4. 100 stanton 81. 2jrl0o !
t,orins,ria 10 Enl4beth pillon. 1875 Lexington
ar. Jan q prior mtg $4,000 3 yrs :. T.,
c,st. auy. I BoadmGi. l0i Goth ., 5000
TFXINGToN Az. ? cor l04th -. % llHYl. J
HerskoytE 20 Cohen. 3l5 Central Pafs We
Jan 20 ipro, mtg t5foo9l due April ID. lsin
isT ST. o. S. go ls az. 20 sIioo. s".i
Sisiser ~ Christopher r1tkn 60. 3is Grand s,
IAN n prior mig s2s 900 due as pr Do. ~
az. A kohn. 400 sth az ,,,,-. =, ,ee
20 Az. p s5th = siss' ai1 Ire, l1g's,
mig 81 900 demand. per cent "ps. a a
"a Blob 20 Nassau -. y '"2
loTH AZ. e rs s $3.50 e. 20 "s 30; 20, :
due Jsa s. 1923. a. per cent. att. -, q ga a
SAM PROPERTY sane to sane. due u
1919 Jan 20. same siS -..., - =,
asTH IT % e cor I'm AZ. 25Izts 1910 10 -
Ehre' llaT P.ls ~. Jan -. 81 stp "a oo va
Burghsnl. ill bNS oeo ,s,A SiV.'o'
ssTH ST !. e33 a az zltsss on 81 >
X, "a AZ y srgs .. 37th =. 2lt. - " .
"A A. .Ja9. .. ssh q. 8. 100 "a AZ -,tss
Soos b, y, al 70 " d Sands. its y Se'h .
,p-ior ui,g $4,000 due a. pr bond '' ,, ias
s At b.AsT lis i ii,s A.. ioorsss: Loevtr
ns.,iy 90 20 N-s Yors TiiIs Insurance CO J da,
az; = 5s' ID a, 70 irioos. Kvolins
kr,s 10 TILE Guarantee And Tru'' GO J.n ~
s,TH ST = :. Pas az. lsrlo,2.
vs.b.n 10 y Black. ionsers. Jan ~ !.
,ius a. PEI bond. siy. LsF)rs Ihs is,r 49,
90.
The Bronx.
rrxANDER Az ~, s. o. isfth . i5sia
= : R,,snt 10 sarah 4 Brush. " 9ttl -
IA 20 ~. "a per cent. siiy rnis Qua 4 ~
,'Iuoxy Az ~ cor I5sih st. tsIso. Ms
~ I'D .no 20 y Fisher. ZOE ?osth /" J.n
h. " per cent. atty A fisisf 20 ,
rtyAsox Az. 25is. .. 50Iios Csrnody 70
pfr,. Mcneil 800 wsstehesisr ~ prior ma
8 900 Jan 81. IRE siv. Title SuAf
LOT 80 map N-Cr.s estate. Alios conkia 70
STEVENS. $3.50 s,h Az. Jan y m - pcf
LOT 60. nap Bassford sosi5o 7 Msihus Const
40 70 Eien MuihaFe. 90 y Nls, d Jan
Yn. - pr cent suJ. Z Nalhafe. .os l.is,
LOT e. blo1 a.. n.s Merits P1s: Edia Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY p
Manhattan.
Manhattan.

Kr.m.r 81, II WOLF, 80 e,h 81 sls 50 -
sitv " y Man PSI BEN.
r q Ott-ndoref. err. 70 g sonnennoI jew
l5i i-oih o. ANY NA''''' slice,
vs., SIDE Coustr1-,ioa 90 70 KinI ard ana ln
ssth 81 e'O w" - S'' Sts
G Rssins-, to J L Buttsnvis.r. 800 osntrL pus
West. 2ss-?iI W 18th st. attJ' Onsss . =, ;ss
R. gina J.oooy to ausingr 1929 IN Az i.i , y
1 pus, ~ 10 l. But,.nyi.ssf. 800 Central Pax
west: isi W 18Th q: sius ung,f I. ~
Rwsy. =. 80. 80.
Brookyu. go sath 81. sty. L hf Co. :. .ban ~,
erfy - 80. -, - 49,.
TGG 60 % Anna D Bis', ga PEs ~ htss'
s. cor heNN - s., ooo
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Plans for Fifth Az. Store.

Plans for Oh. rev store fcr Arnold constable
"a . n - erelfrd cl the Frederic ". Vanderbilt
p,oper'y a. pm southeast corner ~ ilH = ,
ftf- trrr r'el b., Joseph Bsrflei. architect. shc
..flmstes te -osr 81 $500 900 TIC re. leased from
Sir Nsndertit through Douglas . linian a Co..
fr0nts NJ NJ fe-t Fftn a.. lii '-et on SON f
srI q re-, an ssfl e.. ADJOINING us Union LeazIe
Ciuh ~. building rl.I Hsre sit stories Or hile
stous brick and terra Gotta
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Brooklyn Parcels Sold.

The Jerome PROPERTY Corporation sold 53s lH - .
tefeeeu Fifth aHl sixth ave-. tf0 sto-T and bsse
men, brogrstour df.'Iing house. l.tlo) feet Tor
Sirof, t0 a client f1r Investment This properly sas
s'g-n 81 par payment f0r di Eighth as.
liz P.s.oa MOT. Merrill Company. Inc. Leased
for tre estate ~ Mar g. Phillips % Nh. Marg4,et
Wirtsr.ou 10 Eighth a.. three sfoT dsellng
t1tl.s. fg1I00 fest a. the corner ~ Union IT.
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RECORDED LEASES
Manhattan.

CHERRY ST. 7t,. basement. Ami. Go.dbsrs s'f
sno % fhnnie k-scr. 2l2 A. Il. yn ms
from NOV rs 1910 $50
$50 ST 80 ". al. J.ity Dali 70 " R-ssss-rg ii
biison p Queens. Y, yu from Jar !. 1911
s'fy Krsvorirk go BFay 8 500
MADISON Az. 50 cor isih -; all Taller Go t9
Pars TiHort. - ~ from Dee !. 1914 49,. A
" haus. $40 " "a -. 8 $50 %
list II. n.s i25 1T az. 2sIloo. tho lad
Hamilton Fish conn 70 Anna Acse.ef 100 ON
q. n ~ FROM Aug !. 1910 stv. hssnp .ff
20 "a az SO
PARK ROW. 1873, ell; Graz Realty CO n X "
Maedon aid. SO C7s'al a.. Brooklyn. ~ : ms
from Jan 20 1918 s. 600
AUDUBON Az. cor ION o.. Nin.g; Binding
CO 70 " Fr~dherg-r and sno. 1907 southern
Boulevard. ~ from FEB !. 1915, siiy
B,u,n sts Bay. 1880
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Astor Plans Improvement.

william wa.fnrf Auor - 20 iuprofe ne hfnal
Va frontage ~ fhs ho.-E between f-d and tad -
Plans have been 1'ed ts IRAN bsrf.- 2
.r-hIfe.f caIInx for a one son building FROM %
col feet ou Rr0adsaf ard - iett AloAs ca
sfrrrf ahich wlu cost $50 900