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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08
BAYOU SARA COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS.

Bayou Sara, La Jan. l. 1915,
| AT regular meeting Of the Town
| Council the following members were
present j. H, Logan, Mayor, Geo
iiaier. Chas. Weydert, Harris irvine,
| Coanellmen.
| Minutes OF last meeting were APP
| proved as read, with exception of fine
| provision Of automobile ordinance
| which had been emitted.
Motion made by Geo, Baier. second
| ed by Chas Weydert, That the efdt
| nance b. amended 10 read as fellows,
Automobile Ordinance.
That all automobiles travelling the
streets of the town OF Bayou Sara, La,
| shall not exceed 4 rate Of IL miles an
hour, and must be provided With proper
lights In front and rear, and shall give
| warning al each and every street and
eornef. In violation of ordinance, upon
conviction, aill be fined not less than
FIVE dollars nor more than twenty-five
dollars. In default OF payment OF tne,
imprisonment for 10 days.
Moved, seconded and carried, That
| warrant be drawn In favor of Chaa
Weyaert for lumber,
Moved. seconded ahd carried. That
| salary OF Town Marshal be discon-
tlnued
Moved. seconded and carried, That
the Mayor be authorized to draw war
rant In favor OF Eureka Hose Manufac
turing Go. for $4,000
Moved. seconded and carried, That
Harris Irvine BE- maintained as Deputy
Marshal of the Town Of Bayou Sara
and that he be- authorized 70 call
Deputy Sheriff when necessary, 10 as.
slst him In the discharge of hts duty.
and that the Deputy Marshars salary
be same as the Town Marshai's salary
was
On motion OF Geo. Haier. seconded
By chas. Weyaert, IL vas unanimously
resolved, That whereas the Town of
Bayou Sara IL claiming from the estate
of ] r. Irvine In bankruptcy, taxes for
the years 1911 ia 1915. Inclusive
amounting to the sum of five Hundred
and sixty.four and 80. loo Dollars, and
also Ninety.two and s3.l6a Dollars In.
ferest, and whereas said claim III dis.
puted by the trustee la bankruptcy
resolved that chas L. Munson. attor.
neg for the Town Of Bayou Sara, La
be authorized 10 accept Three Hun.
dred and 79.l00 Dollars from Geo Nj
Lester trustee OF the bankrupt estate
III ] r irvine, IN compromise and full
settlement OF the claim Of the Town of
Bayou Sara for taxes due mp te and
Including the year 1915
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned
] Fl. LOGAN, Mayor.
u Nj. BELL Clerk
cur, and must be provided with proper
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

The new Colorado liquor Law pro.
yidss that any person suffering dam.
ages from an intoxicated person may
enter damage suit against the man
tho auld him the liquor. This view
has already been { ken by able jurists
elsewhere, and decisions rendered ae'
cordihgiy Ii Ia no more thana JUS,
that this should be done. Other citi.
Gems are held TO a strict accountability
by The law for The consequences OF
their actions, 50 Why should the liquor
dealer be- exempt
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

We aee flnd the attorney general
travelling for months all over Louisiana
~ public expense In q private political
canvass. tn the face OF his own deela'
ration that his office sas so badly Grip
plea for lack ar force that he could not
prosecute maraudlag trusts as the dlf.
avulties of such litigation demand,
while The Interests Of the state Feauii.
ing assertion by competent and con.
Eeiantious attorney general. IN Je6er.
son aud elsewhere, 40 INTENDED or
fathered upon suhprdtnatas New Or
leans Item.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

one OF the little towns In Ontario
has organized company for the pro
auetion of candied fruit, like the sweets
and preserves produced In France and
Italy. This should be- q pointer To
manufacturers In the South, who have
through the great war, All opening for
the sale of such conserses II Ia likely
that there are people already resident
here. who know the secret Of making
such things.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08
START A BANK ACCOUNT.
THE Progressive farmer.)


We believe that every farmer In the
South should have bank account.
however small, and there will never
be- q better time than right NO vito
begin How will 1t help you 20 put
your money IN the bank Here are
some Of the ways;
!. 4 bank Is the safest place to
keep money and II IL actually danger
Gus to keep any considerable sum OF
money about the home, Doing so ss
simply al invitation to burglars and
mufderers. Of course 1t Ia important
tina. you put your money In so,ine
bank, manned by officials In whom you
have confidence, but there IN now
hardly a section OF the South without
such banks, and 30 per cent Of ali our
banks are far. far safer than the
practice OF keeping money at home.
2 II Is good business, Farming Is
A business. Why not conduct II as
such Other business men have their
banks Ia which they regularly depoais
their surplus funds. with which they
establish their credit and obtain loans
at fair Interest rates, Ii there any
particular reason Why We should not
run our business In the same way ?
Tn the other hand there are dozens
and dozens OF reasons why we should.
Why. as q matter Of fact, IL Is the
only sensible way In which II can be
conducted.
3. II encourages thrift. that splen.
did attribute that we usually associate
With strength aud character, We all
admire the man who. with temptations
to spend wastehliy all about him, ean
resulutely say na 10 them all, we know
that any nation blessed with men OF
such breed has In 1t elements of
great. One Ut the finest things you can
hope for for your boy Ia that he be
thrifty and strong In eifdenial, and
you yourself can do few better things
than set him an example.
4. II is insurance against destitute
old age. There In no more pathetic
thing In the world than an old couple,
braken by toll aud poverty. their chill.
dren gone. little 10 hope and live for.
condemned to fight on year after year
for their very bread. Let us In the
sumner Of life and strength so work
and save that when the winds Of life's
winter blow upon us. We can face them
without fear.
g. II promotes buying on cash
basis so long as we are dragged down
by the credit system milestone that
curses the cotton country, we must
not expect any great progfess, indf.
gidual or collective. There is just one
say TO get away frem this evil, and
tina, Is TO put your business on 81 cash
basis and keep II there This Is going
to mean self.denial and possibly some
aetnal hafdshlps. bat II Is better for q
year 10 do without many actual neees-
stiles than to 80 on forever paying
tribute 10 system that grinds men
and women and children down into the
dust of hopeless poverty Put some
money In the bank. and when yon buy,
ba, for cash, at cash PRICES, Then, II
you haven't enough money to buy NIL
you need, do without IL. we gay. rather
than so into bondage again,
Get In touch with the banker ia your
town. and do II now. very often he's q
nllghi, good man TO know.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

4 gentleman who was visiting oar
town last week remarked 20 the writer
that he was 50 much impressed by
seeing Negro farmer buy full sei of
new ploW gears, that he asked why
sueh an unusual purchase had been
made al this time OF the year aud re.
eaived the following reply Well, boss
they tell ne that II we want TO make a
crop next year that se must git to
work aow aud keep al II +" II more Of
the whites as we'll as the negroes would
take this blt OF philosophy to them
selves and apply l, consistently they
would find themselves we'll rewarded
at crop gathering tlIne. Woodsllie He.
publican,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

Cultivated blackherries are we'll wor'is
attention, but so long as woods and
pastures TEEN with these luscious
berries. growing wild. II Ii likely that
our easy.geing people will remain In.
different to the cultivated kind how.
ever superior the latter may be.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

Governor Hall has accepted the res.
ignatlon OF Col. &. Harrison Parker as
president of the Board Of Control OF
the penltentiafies, and gave out a let.
Ter saying that the land deals had
nothing To do with the offer or It's
acceptance
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

America First" IL suggested as the
platform of the Democratic party II
sounds selfish, but IL badly needed In
this country SO literally sprihkled with
hyphens.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

Ranquets are often allur!ng but
somehow We don't think we could eat
anything ut al efnbaiiaefa' association
banquet, - emphisCommerc!al'A Appeal.
Certainly not, II they talked shop,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

Ebert aud Alice Hubbard. who were
los, on the Lusitanla, each directed by
will; Il desire my body 80 be eremated
and not buried In the ground" They
had half of their wish granted any
way, possibly all
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08
POLITICAL AhNouNc EMENTs

The True Democrat liz authorized to
make the following announcements,
subject 10 the action Of the Democratic
primary,
For State Senator.
G. L. CAuLFIgID.
d. M. PIPES.
X. +. WALKER.
For Coroner.
DIR. 4. Nj. LEyERT.
Dir. w. Fl. TAYLOR.
For Assessor.
IKE CUTRER.
BAT HARRISON.
c. I. To0gAEN.
For Sheriff:
RoBT. III. BARROW.
john ii. CLACR.
WILLIS II. DANIEL
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

New Orleans Camp No, 400, Wood
men ot the World, has passed feso-
tuition ia the effect that ne picture q!
any candidate for public office be al
lowed To remain within any building or
grounds during time sane IL used for
entertainment of otherwise, BY the
Weodmen Of the World and that no
picture Of candidate nor political
notices be permitted In any program,
book or paper issued by or for the
Woodmen Of the World. unless the
pictures or notice be labeled 'advar.
Using This position IL entirely cor
rect as regards the Woodsnen or any
other iraternal organization II is In
fact the nnsritteH iaN of the sFaterni-
Ties hot TO involve the orders In poll.
ties Had this Law not been violated
IN jefferson parish. the episode with
regards 10 Mr., Peasants picture would
not have occurred
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

facing Ii called the sport OF kings
probably because Only kings have time
aud ftoaey tn waste on II.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

The Shreveport Caucaslan asks where
Col Pleasant stands politically. The
answer la easy, Fer himself
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1916-01-08

fsFnanA Moaten seems TO be favored
by pleasaa, people for lieut.. governor,
The sun., 1916-10-16
trustee, agt w l. Phelan ct al; W f Sam
mis-. atty; due, -, slG.l3; taxes. &C.

m!s atty; due, gsio.is; 'aHe"' &C.
BY James J. Donovan.
100. vacant.J il Maioney' sst Mount
HS,dt'4. '''''' que '''''' w.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS
lat IA vEsEY STREET.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
lt as ,s st; a- s;y a W; SS~oa u; .oS nns say sv;
s:ali, AL ETY. EaS SSs. ,ss,sSs,ia. taxes. &c,
Nv. 1898. 90. 20 n losth st.
e6.l1xs2.e, Z sty IA, and tr:-Montenors
4 j. sttys, due. Si6.ea8.ss; taxes. &c.
wv v. i7xi6oss. sly dwix-csrri. Kaun;
m.n os at s,,Y !: du. co sisss.sp; ,.a East e,
Hath 9an . ST. 80 S., SS 7 3 a n.y. a.,a M'1 Il L
Gaines and sno az, Gertrude Krsmsr Ct
~: Cary 4 8; 30 A''y'; due 'io's'i's~'
lat s:os THIRD AvENUE.1
BY James J. Donovan.
JEssUP Av. e O.. l.is&.7 . Featherbed
lane. 75xiOo-CommerciAi Trust Co agt
ID J Kiliian: Campbell. N 4 attys:
due. S~is.2AssS: taxes, &C. N.lls.sI.
10TH ST, $ 9. les e Nelson av. 50xloo.
vacant-Ci,y OF y Y sst II J Blake ct al;
Lamar Hardy. atty: due. S3.7?s.ss; taxes.
&c, 3ttl.ll.
BY Joseph p. Day.
CROMWELL Az. W =. 579.s n l6Sth 81.
252xss7x irreE-City Of y Y agt W. :
Smith; Lamar Hardy. atty; due. ST.
<sssl; taxes. &C. 33i0.N.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II.
lat II VESEY STREET.
BY Daniel Greenwald.
Esd ST, l55-lbs r. n .. 81 W 81 av, IsS
$50. 4 sly iofts-Union Trus, Co ast Jas
Jordan ct al: Miller. X. l. 4 T.. attys;
due, V3s.sSssi: taxes. &C. Ses3N
by Joseph p. Day.
SPRING ST. 1872. 8 W cor Thompson o.
esx56.io. . sty tint d strs-M l. Van Ness
The sun., 1916-10-16
AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
and Forced O6erinGs in
Manhattan and The Bronx.
MONDAY, OCTOBER

"ONbAh, Is.
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
.u BY Herbert A. sherman.
9TH Av. 22s-33l, . 3. so n 24th 1t, ss.sx
81; u 'ty iot.-Mor,s.ss Associates
:;: due. ' II Il q; S'' ;s...' q AZ;
,,,sr ST. By Henry Brady;
is.exiooil. 3 .ty dwig-w r willeoI
as ,rst ast W NJ We'll ct al: d N simp-
son atty: due. ,7.7s7.ss; taxes. &c.
BY Joseph q Co.
ST. 36. . $. rs n Hester at. iSx
agt Abraham Goidstein ct al; House.
GS " attys: due, s25.7soss; taxes. &c..
lat s?os THIRD AvENUEl
i"TH ST s:i E: n.. ssi.s y St Ann.
saving. in': asi LOU. Grimm y, al i've o
hIsSsrS' atty; due '27,'SS.77; taxes,
By Daniel Greenva,a.
Is4TH ST. : $. 2Ts.s n WEBSTER av. si.7s
90. 5 sty hat-city of y Y ms Co art
orosant Const Co ct al; Darlington 4
Pat,ys: due. s:s.o?%io: taxes. &C.
49,. BY Samuel Marx
PARK AYE; t:9s, . 22s:7 n Trewon.
seh.enler as' y T Penn :. al; s,l,e, 4
HUGHES AVE, s SSS[s e !. rri iss.. n isis, st.
issxss.sx irreg; . sty fr dwl.-C F
tombstone, as extrx. agt Wolf Buriand
ct al: Ernest Hall. atty. due. 3%.t2s. SO:
taxee' .y2sl.2f
TUESDAY. OCTOBER II.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
by Joseph r. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. e .. 5o.lo n lsoth At.
25.bxlo0. vacant-Caroline Mayne aGt =
s Treacy and Rno; Pratt. X 4 II. attys;
due. f,ssi.lb; taxes. &c........S1.l1t2s
i23D ST. 3&2-sts z. . .. 2l2T " LIST ave.
3T3xioo IL: three 4 sty houses; Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank agt c T Scott.
indiv and as exr, ct al; n 4 r ] O'Gor
man. attys: due, tl,otAls; taxes,
BY Henry Brady.
9TH ST. 377-3ss r, n =. i72.7 = Ave u.
81, 1Ox88 4 sty front and rear tnts-Eliza
Fieischhauer ct al. exrs. agt Max Yer
schleiser ct al: F u chedsey. atty: due.
$4,000. taxes. $3.50
r. Samuel Marx.
6eTH ST, <15-+lI r.. n 3. 2l< . LIST ave,
<oxst.7x irreg; 8 sly tnt-w II Morgan
agt Mathilds Bloch ct al: J r Stier,
atty: due. s37.est.s3; taken. &C. .SSsSs2
lat S20s THIRD AvENUE.l
by Joseph p. Day.
brentwood Az. n " cor 2l4th ct. SOC
l2ox irreG; also .21+th st, . g. $50 e
Brentwood av. boxi0o-c f Ebeiins.
The sun., 1916-10-16
1,SsS,7S5,615 RIDE
ON CITY'S LINES
Increase Of 91,000,O 900 Over
Year Before and Record
Total Of Systems.

There were $1,000. 900 more passenger
carried on the surface. elevated and sub
v,v lines OF the city in the year ended
Jure 80 last han there were the pre-
yious year. the total being 1898. 1855. SIS.
This was a larger number han were
ever carried by these lines. Great as
The increase was, II has twice been ex-
ceeaed the first time in 1905. when the
subway was in full operation. when the
increase over the year before was l20.-
l;St79. and the second time In the year
ending June 80. 1910. when the Hudson
Fulton celebration brought 80 many out
,lders here. increasing the trafnc by
i.SSij27a.
The figures were gathered by the bu-
reau Of statistics OF the Public Service
Commission. Passenger traffc by sub
voy. elevated ard trolley car was more
than 1000. 900. 900 larger last year than
Il was In 1900. when the number Of pas
senrers was si6.353,05s.
One year only vas there a decrease.
Tha, was in 1915. when poor business
caused people TO walk distances which
they would ride II prosperous. The de-
crease then was 5.57l $50.
Street railway passenger trafic in
e-eases AT a much more rapid rate than
popula,ion. In 1860 the average number
OF rides taken was 43: In 1900 II was
,S: in 1910. 32l. and In 1915. 3bs.
The sun., 1916-10-16
NEWARK A STOCKS.
quoted Dollars Der Share.)
PkiIadeIphia Live Stoek.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l5.-Receipts for
s.s,s H' hSg, cst,Is, S,.ts; sheep and lambs
bhEf cATTLE-Steady. stsers. com.
thinn 70 best. Tge.26; bulls. eSSoQ7; cows,
mon 70 IA. tSgs.so: calves steady. com
tali "~''''S'
sHEEp AMI LAMBsLstsady. wsthsrs.
Ssas,"'.on 70 extra. 1s.6o00.SB; swsa heavy.
N5odn u. 20. ~
nj, no,S-frsction easier. Westerns. - to
~ : ana quality. I'll O0ii.so gross weight,
1891 u 10 net weight.
pUrIf DRESSED sTOcK-An ehoies and
ian" meats steady to hrm. Steers. IL
veal, n%tiis,. logishe.; oowA soisxe.
itgnc country drssss1, i1Siici 49,,
"s'se' lAmba lSOISe.T koGS Nm
The sun., 1916-10-16
LEASES.
Manhattan

9TH Av, n = cor 18th ST, runs . 1857 n s2I
" 25x . <5.sN W 100 to av s6 to beg.
all-Lord 4 Taylor. Inc. to y Y Mer-
chandisc Co, composed OF Philip Mas
lansky. COL W lsOth IT. ct al. from Feb
l, 1917, to April 80, 1874: atty. J A seid-
,sT Inn ST r i rnff " W col Is;s0s
houses. a!l-sol Freidus and ano. Freldus
4 60. TO Samue, Essn!ck. s27 Union av.
Brons, tll.l2 yrs from oct |. 1916 1000
Rubin solove.. ar + 72d st and ano. z
yrs from oct !. 1915. atty. Michael Gold,
l25TH ST, l,i-its W, >. l75 e TN av. ~
1900 to n : l2+th 81 fbs-l6b W., ALL
Achihald u Russell, Princeton. y J. TO
Ludwig a Co. on the premises,
10 yrs from Nov l. 1916: attys. Stern. u
fern ST coz !. al-Golap.rs a Green
berg. Inc. TO Julius Friedman. 3 yrs
from May ]. 1915; atty. Abr h AiheI,.
lsTH ST az. a5 W. cas-, .;or..Ritz Realty
corpn TO Windsor Furniture Co. 200 W
aga ST. 2 yrs from Oct 1. 1915, address.
SANE PiRorERTY. ga ncor-ssm. t"
same: address anne. $4,000 to u, goo
GRAND ct. 3i5. W y s-Frank r Roseu
and ano to Samuel Kei-er. 24o Grand o.,
74-12 yrs from Jan l, 1919; atty. Samuel
Schleimer, 2TI Bway.....3 So. $50 to 81, 800
9TH ST, 3 +. $ and part b-Centre white
Co to Fraser Tablet Co. from May J..
1917. TO Sept 3. 1882; atty. Malcolm II
Lawrence, 60 Bway......SI 81. 500 to $500
The sun., 1916-10-16
BANKERS TRUST co. SPREADS.
space ~ II wall street New nsuai
e Two Ulcers.

Tho Bankers Trust Company has en-
larged Its quarters in its building at IA
Wall street. making the space equiva-
lent to two entire floors Of the building.
Extensive alterations have been com
pleted and the transfer and registration
departments nave been moved from the
nrst floor to the basement. The tellers
VIII occupy the space on tho first floor
nus made vacant, while the reorganisa-
tion and trust departments on the first
and second floors respectively will have
greatly increased space.
One OF the several large vaults IN the
basement has been taken apart plate by
plate n stored away for further use
when occasion requires. This r. the
third time that this vault has been re-
moved. 1t was originally erected for
the Manhattan Trust Company In 1890
ana mas since been pronounced by en-
sineers to be In perfect condition and
equal In strength to any vault Of similar
sixe that could be constructed.
The sun., 1916-10-16
LIS PFNDENS.


MOTT ST. S-Harmon W Hendricks. trus.
aet Rachel l. Pasinsky ct al foreclosure
Of mortgage); atty. y Riker. Jr.
wILI.ETT ST. s2-Henriette S Orth aEt
Abraham Berkowitz e. al foreclosure OF
mortgage: atty, II ! Knoeppel.
f Clark agt Mary l. McDermott Of al
foreclosure of mortgage; attys, Peais Il
McLauRhlin.
18TH ST. n .. $50 v Riverside Or. x
o0-Howard II williams agt Emma /.
Adams ct al faction to forecloss mechan
tc.' lienl attys. woliins 4 Rollins.
iieTH ST. = 3. 1871 W Lenox av. 1sxloe-
a foreclosure Of %mortgage); sttys,
Thompson, Koss a Warren.
lo+TH ST. n y, $50 W 81 av. 25xIoo-Lina
A Weber agt Gertrude l. Smith OF al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE, attys. Forster.
Hating & Klenke.
LEWIS ST 80 70 6o-sarsh FaGsn AIT
LEWIS ST. 205, and l0th av. s7<-Lou,s
Herman agt Gabriel Herman Counter
claim; atty, J : Weinberger.
x. -Aloysius J Bryant ast Morris
weinstein foreclosure OF mortgsEe);
PIKE ST. = :. between Madison and Mon
roe ste. lot S0-Rose Rudinsky agt Nor
rs Sewgold e. al foreclosure Of tax
lier) atty. NJ NJ Himwich.
Bronx.
LOT NJ. map OF South Relmont-John II
Maloney agt John X Altlsri ct al fore
closure OF mortgase); attys. Darlington
4 Pierce.
Catharins Kountze agt Notlsw Realty
Corpn ct al foreclosure OF mortEaRe);
atty. J w Remer.
The sun., 1916-10-16
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESApEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS

New York. September ~, 1915.
Notice Is hero given that the annual
meeting of the Stockholders Of The Chssa-
peake and Ohio Railway Company will be
hold at the general ONCE OF the Company
In the City of Richmond. Virginia. on Tues
day Octobsr ~. 1919. at eleven o'clock
A. NJ. ta) for The election OF Dirsoters. (b)
for the purpose OF considering all action
heretofore taken or authorized by this
Board of Dir tors or by the Executive
Committee OF the Company which may be
submitted to the meeting. and tc) for tbs
transaction Of such other business as may
law fully come before the meeting.
The stock { nnsfer books will he closed
At the ONCE Of the Company. M. II Broad
way. New York City, OF. Friday, September
20. 1916. at three o'clock u. NJ, and Will
DO rcopened on Wednesday. October 80.
1915, at ten o'clock A. ".
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
CARL REMINGTON. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-10-16
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
y

with name and address OF owner and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF the first part)
Downtown.
(South of Fourteenth etreet)
BRooME ST. la, . s, 20 e Ridge st.; COX
60-Abr Katz to Jos J Weiner, 32a BOD
ney st, Brooklyn. mtg $500: Oct ~;
sttys, Cohen %s' 500 hway';.;iSo
Is6xs5 s-Ger,rude watkins to John
Franklin. all r. t and int, !. of y int;
SAME PRopERTY-ciincrd Boe.e. adn
of Robt 4 Hicks. to sane. all r. I and !
Of y Of y int. b and s. Oct it........f
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and lloth s%treets.D
sTH Az. -. sos ss2a st, soIs9-Richd
seommoasn and Emile 7. hi, wife
April is. 1914; atty, Geo II McAdam. iss
ss Tif's 81. SOS W. lei SIN av. FIX
Mcdonald. at wcstwood. y. J, Oct 9;
atty. Lawyers 7 a I Co. leo Bway 800
Emma II Fischer. ss7 sth sv. mtg $40.
900. Oct IS: atty. same.............3loo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th street)
az. 5oxicc .iiosMMairine sc INV " to chal,
mers Realty Corp, lae Bway, mtg S7s.-
600, all liens, Oct II: atty. J r Bendim,
18TH ST ga W, 8. aoi " IN av. Tx
s9.ll-Emil Litthauer to vally Litthauer,
on the premises, q o. Oct II: atty, NJ
Gollubier. lis Bway
bronx.
thorough ~ The Bronx.)
VILLA Av. >. 400 n Potter pI, isxIoo-
Henrietta Renshaw to Carmins lam
nacito. sss Il lssth St. mtg $500. Oct
IS: atty. IT, a 7 co. i76 Bway......Sl
coLi.EGE Az. 1923, VS.. 20 3xs4o-Juliu.
Muller to Mol.ort Rity Co: Inc, sss Il
$ Tenney. sss E'i.s,h t...,,.,... ,.ioO
CROTONA Az. 2a27. W $. a7.sxso-Eiiz
willetts to Adel'na ciocca. 2s2s Crotona
sy. mtg $4,000. Sept I; atty. A, cioeca.
MATTHEW'S Az. isi7, boxo5-Eliz Neu:
mann tref) to Carolyn W Peters und and
trusl. J2oa Pacihs ST, Bronklyn, y Y. Aug
20: atty, J i Maloney, 233 Bway. 81, 800
boxso-wiiheimina Hafren to John NJ
Hanen. 25o5 Creston av. Sept ~; attys.
Frees a NICE. 5000 Sd v.......... " 900
cRUGER Az. less.lseo. x -Isadors
CruEer Av, Oct IA; atty. + W d%ahrmann,
1914 4 fremont vi, 900
oLlNyILLE Av, . &. Al lot 1. block
r. Lester Park. run: : tsii to centre
p pn. E Iot i. block sS T. 7 M' :s,a msp- s:ln:
Mcdarry to Brons. Roro builders, Inc,
Kramer < p. a.o Bway. ~. q. 900
NE%EML AZ e : 22' : W E,'zabs,h 81,
mann to Bronx Parkway Commission,
$50 Madison av, oct 7: atty. N Y Titls
a Mtg Co. lSb BwRy. ........... 81, 792
PLOT. begins Ill 8 is7th ct and lls.s W
Hal e runs : s'.ar y asx si,s1 y ass
Brow to Arthur RalkIsr. aao w.:tm mTi.s
I'd. Brooklyn. Sept a7I attys. veitsnstsln
n. sos SWAY .V1o