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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1913-02-20
TRESPASS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
not to trespass with dogs, guns, fishing
or cutting down of any timber upon my
mountain land, home place or the Will
hide place, or on any land belonging to
me wherever situated, as the Law will
be strictly enforced against such person
or persons.
MRS. CHARLES SHIPLEY.
july l6 If
The sun., 1913-12-16
GIVES LAND FOR NEW STREET.
Owner Tells Court u IL Cheaper
Than Cost Of COntle m nation,

Two cases In which property was ceded
TO the city OF New York by the owner
rather than have the land condemned
for a street opening and then assessed
for the cost of the proceeding came be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Cohalan yes
terday on applications by the Winifred
Masterson Burke Relief Foundation, es.
tablishcd by the late John NJ. Burke. for
permission to cede property In The Bronx
to the city
One application referred to property at
Boston road and Gun Hi road which will
be affected by tho proceeding for the
opening OF Throop avenue. The corpora
tion Will ccde "A plot ~ by ESQ by 63 by
323 feet. and In its petition stated that
the financial interests Of the corpora ton
will be promoted by giving away the land
because II will be relieved Of the cost OF
condemnation.
The other parcel to be ceded Is at Bos-
ton road and Burke avenue, formerly
Morris street. and Is affected by the open
ing Of Burke avenue. This parcel Is 175
by LEO by 2l1 by 1sl by $50 feet. The
corporations petition said that Its re-
naming real estate IL worth $4,000
and II has personal property valued at
S3,000.o0O, while II has debts Of only
$1,000 900. Including the contracts for the
erection OF its new home for GONZALES.
cents at White Plains, The court granted
the application.
The sun., 1913-12-16
ENLARGE SITE OF
ROGERS PEET STORE
Corner ut sth Avenue and 41st
street Leased for Part
Of Building Site.
PROPERTY SOLD TOO
LangdOn Buys on 41st Street
Low Prices for Bronx Lots
Fine Estate Sold.
PROPERTY SOLD TOO

The Rogers Peet Company yesterday
add, d another we'll located lot to the site
on which it will erect "A fine store
building on Fifth avenue between Forty
frst and Forty second streets. Through
Horace = Ely Il co. IL leased the
northeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Furty-irst street for a long term of years.
thereby rounding out IA plot of approx
mately 1000 square feet. The site OF
the new store will now include from 40
TO isj Fifth avenue. | to East Forty
first street and Ia and IL East Forty
second street, with frontagcs of I3 feet
on Fifth avenue at the notheast corner
OF Forty first street. l66 feet on Forty
first street. running through the block to
Forty second street. where the frontage is
3, feet. \ ten story building is planned
Tor the combined site
The leasing of the corner property WAS
preceded by Il sale OF the fee of 1t 10y
Horace :. Ely X Co for Frank V. and
j. II. Burton to the Oceanic Investing
company. consisting of 4. r.. Thornc. q.
l. Nichols and Albert q. Milbank. who
are SAID to represent II group of British
investors The Burtons asked s7o0. 400
Tor their lot which measures 23xl0O feet.
aud at anything like that price shows
them good profit, for they bought it
some years ago for 1876. 900 The leas-
ing Of the corner property to the Rogers
peot Company was made possible through
the courtesy of John Hogc OF GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. owner of the adjoining lot who vol
unfairly released n right of way easement
he had over the corner lot. Mr.. Hoges
lot also viii be part OF the store plot.
The sun., 1913-12-16
SELLS FINE COUNTRY PLACE.

Albert Freeman. who bought last week
he Nathan Hale apartment house AT the
southeast corner OF Fort Washington ave-
uue and lslst street, gave in part pay.
nent for the house his estate AT Ramsey.
y j., known as Faneigh Towers. The
property contains goo acres in the Ramapo
Mountains. bought by Mr. Freeman about
nine years ago. II has been developed at
a cost Of $500. 600 and is considered
among the fine country homes in that part
- the Ramapos Not far away are the
estates Of Thomas r Ryan and H. O.
Havemeyer and the Tuxedo Park resi-
Dental colony MIR. Freeman has de-
veloped the property along lines OF an
English estate The house is built of stone
and has the appearance OF a castle. II
stands on the highest point on the estate
and is surrounded by thirty-five acres OF
lawn and flower beds The house Is con-
nected with an extensive sunken gardens
hy 600 foot vine covered pergola. Not
far from the residence is combination
garage and bowling alley and other build
ings necessary for a high class estate
The property was held in the market for
sale at $3.50. 900. The Nathan Hale. which
Is Il SIX story structure. Is said To he the
largest apartment In Washington Heights
II Is assessed at $4,000,
The sun., 1913-12-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

William II. Whiting & Co. have leased
to the American News Company for a
term of years the store. basement and
part of the sub-bascment In the Scott 4
BOVINE Building at the corner OF Pearl
and Rose streets also with the Charles
T. Noyes Company the building at -
GIN street to the l.stey Wire Works Com
pary.
Frederick Fox 4 CO. have leased the
store. basement and suh-bas,ment In 627
and 629 broadway To solomon Ducker 4
GO. and the store and basement In 1l3
West Twentyseventh street. to solomon
Scnni.r
NJ n l.. Hess have leased the sixteenth
floor in : TO II West For,y-iifth street to
William Scheor. manufacturing jew.ller
The l"as, is for a term of ten years at an
aEgrcEai" rental uf $4,000.
Peasc n Ellmtu have leased space In 56
West Fortyhft street to Frank Hayden.
The McNickar. Gaillard Realty Com
pany has leased the building at lj6 West
Forty fifth street to Marius Fabre for a
term of years at $500 per annum.
William Cruikshank's Sons have leased
for term of years thu tenth iloor in 81
80 East Twenty-tirst street to the Babe
wear Manufacturing Company.
The Bush Terminal Company has made
leases in the model loft buildings in South
Brooklyn 10 William Gluckin " Co. man
ufacturers III wire forms ON East Houston
street Oliver VI. Burton Company of Chi
caso. Ill. manufacturers OF cotton felt
Chandler oil cloth and Ruckram Com
pany OF East Taunton. Mass. and Isaac
Goldberg, wine, and liquors OF East
B'oadway
The Cross II Brown Companw with John
Goldin+ have leased for G. A. Rlp,e,
tn" building at l23 West Fifty-second
The sun., 1913-12-16
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The sun., 1913-12-16
0wcst temperature. So, at 7 a. u.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. IA Sun sets e. 40 Moon rises... 10
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.nayH.A ". n Gov Island sss as He'll Gate. .mh
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s,na,ns sSs ~ Gov Island 3 Al 4 Hell Gate. IL
Arr,ved--MOSDAy. December 10.
So California 3i5 p. NJ. Giasgow. peee0.
Der g.
S. Cymric. 1910 4. NJ. Liverpool. Dec ember I.
Ss phadclphian. $50 a. NJ. Antwerp. Novsm.
Der 20
$. Mlchls.n; ~ 4 Nm. Nj Aq!w.5p; Neysmosr n.
s. Aurora $50 A NJ. Turks Island nccemoero
SIS Caribbean. iio p. Nj Bermuds, Dscsn.'
hpr r..
s. Nelson so A. NJ. Mamn,as December 10.
s, Cibao. 2l5 \. NJ. Jamaica. December 10.
s. Borinqucn. $40 a. NJ. Porto Rico. Decem-
Der o
S. Ailemannia:. "a; NJ; In.yn.. peesInbs. u
s. Dominic, - n: paia. Decsmbsrs.
=. Radiant. Port Arthur. Tex. Decemo0 q
- Huron. Jacksonville. December Il:
"a Cherokee. GEORGETOWN. ; c. Dece cember u
"a II Occ'dcntc, Galveston. December D.
s. III Mai. New Orleans. December 10.
S. Mama Hata. baltimore December ~
ARRIVED rKOM NEW YORK
So Finland. at Antwerp
s. Minneapolis. al London.
s. Columbia. al Glasgow.
Ss Berlin. at Gibraltar.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
6 President Grant. from Southampton.
IS George Washington from Chcrboure.
The sun., 1913-12-16
Getty REAL ESTATE.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
II A. CAESAR q co NOTICE OF LIZ
TIED PARTNEKSHlP.

II y. CAESAR Cn.--NoTicE OF LIN
TIED PARrNERSHiP.
HENRY A. CAESAR CHARLES BROD-
MEIikEI. JR.. EDWIN A RICHARD. Carl.
NIEDlECK and ALEXANDER Won HEIMEN-
DAHL have formed limited copartnership p
under the name Of H. a CAESAR Il co.
the principal place OF business OF which Is
located In the Borough of Manhattan. CRY
of New York. County and state Of New
York. for the transaction of general com
IN i-sion business. The names OF the general
and special partners, each Of whom is Of full
axe, ana their respective places OF residences
ar" a follows:
Tho general partners are Henry 4. Caesar.
residing at ~ West 18th street. Borough OF
Manhattan. Sew York city. and charles
Rrodmerkel, Jr, reaiding at 1905 Garden
street, Hoboken. Now Jersey The special
ptrtu.rs and the amount which each has
Contributed 20 the common stock are as foi o
lows. Edwin \. Richard, residing at 80
West s0'h street. Borough OF Manhattan.
Sew York ely. $500. 900. carl Niedieck. re-
siding At I.obberich. Empir" OF G.rmary.
1910 goo. and Alexander won Hsimendahl,
residing at kempsn, Empire OF Garmany.
so zoe. The partnership l. to commence or,
the L. day Of December 1918. and Is to end
on the 3Oth day OF November 1915. Dated.
. knowledged and fled IN the oftic. Of the
clerk of the County Of New York on the LIST
day of December. 1918.
" A CAESAR a. CO.
HrRscH sCHErERMAN a IiMBuRG.
Attorneys.
$50 Broadway. New York city,
NJ an
The sun., 1913-12-16
Movements of Naval vessels.

WASHINGTON. Dec lb-The submarines
CT, c.. Cs c., c.6, the monitor Ozark
the tender severn the collier C1sM md the
tug Potomac have arrived nj Crisiobal; the
dc,rnycrs Wake and Flusser at Charleston.
the gunhoat Nashville AZ Ssnio Domingo city
the supply ship Arethusa at Norfolk yard the
despatch boat Dolphin H Samana Santo
Domingo, tho destroyer MacdonouEh NJ New.
port. the hospital ship Solsce at New York
yard and the GunboAt Annapolis st Top.
olombampo.
The destroyer Duncan has sailed from
Hampton Roads for Key West the cruiser
birmingham from Bahia for St ThomsM d
W J.: the collier NanshAn from Guaymas for
San Francisco. the cruiser Rainbow from
Manila for Shanghai and the collier Abarsnda
from OlongApo for Shanghai
The sun., 1913-12-16
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

cHIrMAN. GoopMAN y RRrGER--A
petition IN oankr-p''f has heen niei
mann;ac,rsf. nsain; n'i.""n d, ,- r." nGT'fi
Tnivcrsity place. Tn" IiIhI.ties are saii
10 BE- so 200 and the ss''ts 8! o'o Tn"
REFS RRos \ pet"i,n in nankrgp'cy n:
., mrrmHp t J f' and Henry An. m,aufaci S
'urers oi fur. AT ia2 West Twen'y-scooni
TX, TX Hrmsn R'n 5gssn Ge'.",'s IN
1913, Judge Holt appointed RICHARD
ot,o receiver Of the assets which are
II 4 " BAssER, dealers in dry goods al
1871 First aN'nIe and - Avenue 4, have
made an as.snnsn, 20 Marea. Hefgnd,
4: M:.ry YEN .as ?" MS,,.. Tes sesaa
bili,ies sre said 10 ,. $4,000 ani the as
.e,s 81, 900 Judge Hot appointed Marcus
g sHiDLovsKy co-A rc'i'ion n hank
ss'di5y.sS ,rsains =. sSil,oy.Fy :
East broadway and 2,s Ess, li>th -;rec'
I: was alleged thai Ne - in~oNcnt and
rDnnS %,a, sm.. .'dsc M
IA RrLiE petition D. +, s..s5gD''y so.: ns:
business as La reue. drcssmak"r ANA NIL
liner at 1890 Broadway. Judge II IL sp-
,s.. sh'r are asa ,So ase.
she was succeeded ty corporation on
November a.
JOHN EARLY--A petition in. bankrup'oy
,ar. @ ois de.,.r % a, Gsi Esh,h avenue, , jadso
csiv.r. The liabilities are So 600 AMI the
.sse,s $4,000 He has been In business for
THE SoNriSfSrAr STEEL AND SUPPLY
COMPANY 4 3e0 Huison street has Med
a petition IN henkrup,c., w!th liabilities
q !ss' a. S;rc. otl,,s. .! ~ hank.
rup,ey Of Jennie Mac Bride, DR. ssm i<,r, Is
Of tl0:t60 and assets of ft.S'5
DONATE p'ANDREAs-Juige Holt hns an
nato DAndreas grocer ot N7 Nln,h ave.
nue. The stock Is ,hlued at $500.
N. DIARIES \ co judge iiol' has CON
Armed composition Of plsbe, = 60,
isle street with or.dl'ors at ?a cents on
the dollar payable 90 cents cash and nve
cents in note NJ i've months
A., VAN DER PooRTEN soN-J9dee
Van der Poorten 4 Son. i'al'rs IN leaf to-
bacco and cigars At ??if second Avenue,
with creditors at % cents on tht dollar II,
nERsnhb AssHii We wExER@juas, iHs9-is Holt h.. dis
missed the pctition in bankrurtcy Med on
Broadway, on arplica,on q Henry u
Singer. his attorney. who said tina, cred.
iiors had accepted = settlement at /;
cents on the dollar
Hlsd on October 3l against Louis Metsger
Co. Inc, importer Of ml,Iinoery orna:
Ts:r .r. nrGaawny .m"n, sSa 3%H w,n to "a.
itore AZ 20 cents on the dollar. The liza.
bilitiss were Sisoooo,
The sun., 1913-12-16

sss: Gone. swasP Siedsia' s' ;!as
Zee Ss sIlys :xssf ssa esn,fSs;sf 1 .iss rs
same ...............'......'''.' M 81" ..a"'. a" sss
LExiNaToN Az. ,,sS:-iiarry ola,,oyel ss; I
senior simc Co ro,she,m, Snsntan,o, owner Harry ,so
,,srH 81: "a sSisfGs %HHsriy ols.,ever as, VIM VIM
No. Sso.. ssa.,.. owner marry senior go;
MORRIS Av. 2ooi TO ,2oii-:charles schnei-
owner snd Ausus, st.a JACOB c"nstruc,'on 80 go;
SAME PRopERrTV,o ,oI Sam. s'avy ay,
G sane ,MI ,;,,,,,,r, ,,,,,....,; $1,000
ast sane "'.''an h"up'..9aso p.5Sso
haus go o, sn,ad.iphia, "a. owner AZ ~,
1sSp sT whole frpn, cIm.raespr h.,wesp eto,ona
Parkway ana Moheran sv, 2is.ex irres to
xR Com.,r,n,,or ',stes "a, 49,, CO. nc. ast
,ssb !25 ST. whoi. irsn, between G,n,o.s i,s IS
soFSe pKway Junw and aS MohssSn av 2is'x
Murray and HIll 60 art Angus, Jacob
U""''ruc''on tor CO. owner ana s9nirtae5 &C.
MONROE ST, i7i-Hyman Rosenberg agt
Miles Realty CO. owner and contrac.
Sd Av. iooi and icos--wo,if wc,n,a;,i,, act Sst
Conrad Realty co. owner and contrac.
MoRhis AG. :ooi 10 .s,i"pn,nioIct p.isso iso
agt Angus, jacob Construction Go. inc.
owner and contractor. ".........si, col Is
Kawneer Mfg Co aet Elizabeth William NJ
Albert Jr; Augustus, Thomas F and
Corkie and Joseph = II Senn gdns' owner:
iasD sT. sas To- $50 ENMorri. Kirschsn'
baum, aEt Mary Lyons. owner; Joseph ]
MoRRis Az. n " cor issth -. ,7sx,oS|
Construction Co. owner ana con,rac-
an 80 l.', I
The sun., 1913-12-16
RECORDED LEASES,

stTH sT, >s and IS W. bsmt - Aaron
Kosofsky 10 Louis II and Jacob I.evinton,
July 10 1918. to Apr 50. isi7: Tor Tor
sri %y ,..' slsS.. 81; kim, and .as 'ss 20
1915 atty, WIN a Jonas. y: .al3 Broad:
..TTRR sT. 40. to E.':ss ssee.aJIs.' .sa Ia''S :
b22 w issth st. or on premisss. l 2-i2
EAST END Av n cor SSH st. cor str str.
Eli. Koch et al. exrs to John Buchisr.
6ti r ssth st. 6 yrs from, Jan /. 1914;
atty, T. NJ BurehArd. Iii Bway .oiioi
olubhouse--Geneva society OF Hotel ana
RoSsrt Tri.henstSK, aci r ,sth y. J yfs S
i,9m Jan !. 1914: atty" Crane 4 p.
Nb ST ' as ". b.mt 4e--Tr.m,oini, Amu..o A..o
lith ct, yrs from Jan i. ioii; atty.
sTH Av' ss1 two strs ana bsmnts-coium..
bus circle Arcade Co to John ] Fay.
atty chas q Bond. Q Rsctor Il. ,S'ico
10th ST, 22l Il, all--Chas o Rosenthai
from Dec l. lsla atty, zanser. .i5
schvarts to Annie F.rbsr. 81 PIT, st.
yrs from Dec l. 1919; atty Stein.
berg. Ss5 Bway y,,,..,.,...,.......e<. $4,000
The sun., 1913-12-16

NORTHERN Av. n " cor i7sth st, iooxfb---
same TO same. due as per bond. Dso ~;
same TO same. due as per bond, pee is:
atty same .........,.. .......... $50. 900
atty. same. ............... ~ SSs. ooo
NORTHERN Av vs.. extends from i1sth
Central Bide. impt 4 Investment co. isS
June H. . c: atty q CO. ID
SAME PRoPERTY-sams to Pembroke
Realty Co. is e ioth at. Dec Is. pr mtg
K. Y0H Il P.rE Hee % per oono ....., DSien Msoco
is3D ST. sos and 5o7 W. s5x7Sii-Piacid
Realty co to WIN Jay. trus. Bedford, n Y,
Dec it;;, yrs. p c: atty. " csndier:
Reaity Co TO Lincoln Trust Co 2os bth av
Dec is yrs, y c: attys. Bowers T. s.
4s Cedar st. s,.:..........:...... 900
Realty CO, ii5 Bway, pr mtg jis, 200, Dec
rs. due June i, 1915. p c; atty. L r Inc
Co. iso Bway. .................. .sia.ISo
-
tBorough or Tne bronS)
CRoroNA PARKWAY. Sc ls2d y. iesx
ne crotena Parkwsy i,.s irresVF
& II cons,n 60 to Jos Rushon. i7o; Mont
gpmery av. be- i5 W. 8 p cs36 900
OLD ALBANY POST ROAD. :. 1925 IL
rsssam,anti 20 Aaron o Whaiey, 50 Mud.
son st. Yonkers, y Y. yrs, s p e;. atty,
whaley. ss<s Bway. ti.Soo
--Danl j DAILY 10 Mendel Marcus. 1905
I ievson, ?5s y iss,h s,..,....... $500
LOT l23 sect a, Nyse estate-DAnie1 Oa-
The sun., 1913-12-16
ESTATE RENTS ROCkAwAY LAND

Leopold and Pauline Stern. executors Of
the estate of lsidor stern. got permission
yesterday from Supreme Court Justice
Cohaldn to lease part Of the residuary
estate 1T Rockaway beach which is held
in trust during the life OF Mrs. Pauline
Stern, the widow. to Max J. Kramer for
twenty-our years. The property Ii
bounded by Beach Seventeen street, Carl
ton street. Rockaway Boulevard and the
ocean. and now brings low rental.
Kramer intends TO build thirty-two ono
family houses and a building with stores
and bachelor apartments on the property.
lie agrees TO pay $4,000 a year until 1919.
and in the nnal years OF the lease
$4,000. The estate intends to aid in the
erection of the buildings.
The sun., 1913-12-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

With name and address OF lenders
'orn,yb
LOT i2s. = Of. map ot Wakeheld' Soyl;I,
Dec ~. ifio--Ms.rose Realty co 20 oscar
M'ttheisssn' at,ys. KnoA Dooins. q
G,dar st ...,.............. $4,000. $1,000
LEWIS ST iojis " e, i?o stanton ~, 2ox
100, July !. isos-Rebscca Tannenoaum
- Isaac Cireenman 4 ano. a,,y samuel
Schaok, "a? Nassau st ...: .. ....,.C.3 900
MpNEpE ST. :s2 -. l:5 Jackson -. 26H
- T. Mar J. ltoi--Rob; Groshere 20 Fred'k
90 MaIs,i h"dman' atty we',asSh; ~
cRoTuNA FAKkWAf, &C. is:d q. runs
AK ~ 100 d to i,'.'sS. We., ST ST fprons, v
ttox n ioox w,,llts 70 s,parkway n
50 10 TO beg MAJ T. isos-Mary c Rreen
Bowers & $ - Cedar ), ...,.,..;,, 10000
SAME PROPERTY, oct 70. lSl0-Same 70
American Mtg Co. co.............,.,.,E ,E 900
Lotii,LHRu ioH PA sssc, :. lssxio lssxioO' Sept
j Archer. atty, Harry overinston, asot I
"a ay 20, ON ,,,,,,,,, 81 900
AEN sc Sc H. IL i,CsRo. Ry,ns'cn on ~ Nose.
Goolman, s,,ys, Gold;oge, Cohn 4 Lind
:i uway .......a., ..!'.seo
ALLEN ST i?i, vs.. ?:5 Rivinston o. 2bx
X x;S1snnii,or ss%; ro,, y i, ia 81; 500 %
'nsion: 'dxiiIsxsSxils pee u.s. BIO
Andrew notmigk TO fulherturd H.a,iy
10 ssrys Wsds - NASSAU a. ,'z'.s
strH ST NJ ?T 80 a'. lx'0g :. APT
=. ... ,y.xT1nH c'a,,s TN.'t Tpem'ns
Eschsnseo p'i. ,,,,a,.o,,;,,;s,.... q 900
- Il, pr.onFea q lot .iit map Of az:
nul neu,"I1 ", .th ~. ,o
The sun., 1913-12-16
BRONN LOTS GO CHEAP.

A. a price of sj5, ,o0o. or an average Of
$500 lot TO lots in the Wuod!awn
section Of The Bronx known AZ the Dick
iusCn track were sold at auction yester-
day 10y Biyan l., Kennedy. The sale was
III" outcome of an action to foreclcse n
mortgage FOR $4,000 with added charges
OF $4,000. brought by T. n Dickinson
against the Meyer-t;atling Investing Conn
iauy. The lots. hrst offered in thirty
tuY~ separate groups. brought s3i0o0 ana
then offered In ON" parcel were bought In
by the plaintiff at an advance OF $1,000.
The sun., 1913-12-16
LIS PENDENA.

HONEYWELL. AV. se or 1874 o., i0A.6xS0<
Herbert Germond aGt Tuoti Hatch 4 Co
N Al forcolos Of mtgs): attya Fuller
KAToNAH Av. Is . :sNh Il. isxsS--CentrAi
Ntss 60 agt Hcnrietta 7 Nickel ct 81
sIsT sT. .. 100 " Amsterdam av. III 81
02?-Rsbecca J ssidmAn sst d Con.
s,ruetion Co ct al forsclos Of mtge)i
l2OTH ST. Gi E--nsrmsn savinGs hank IN
the city Of n aGt Leopold Einkler OF al
,isTInI sTn''l1s ~ = i.o W. True, " Co q ?
nat Geo " Ruddell at al tsmended fore.
clos of mtEs); attys stewart 4 shsArsr.
SHERIFF ST. So hxzis Schoita aEt
Bsckelman Co, Inc q al (forscios Of
mtgo; attys, Cary 4 Carroll
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Patrick J cosgroyo ct al tamendsd fore
clos OF m,Hep: atty. u n MontnEus
IisTH ST, 320 E-Wilson NJ Powell agt
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WEST SIDE HOUSE SOLD.

WEST 9th STREET--Edward Mitchell
has sold the three story and basement
dwelling at 90 West Ninety-fourth
street, on lot 16xl00.s, between Central
Park West and Columbus avenue. The
property has not changed hands in
fifteen wears.
LAST l16TII STREET--Paul A. McGol-
rick las sold for Joseph b. Peck 326
East llsth street. five story tenement.
on lot 25xl00.lI, to a Mrs. Montese.
The sun., 1913-12-16
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern new York aAa new
England, Sair to-day ana to.norrows
moderate west winds.

mO0et0te Weov Wu00os
For New Jersey. fair to-day and TO-
morrow; light variable winds.
For western New York. fair to-day and
probably tomorrow; moderate southwest
and west winds.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.--No important storm
formation appeared In any part Of the covn.
try yesterday.
There was a small area Of depression cen
trail over southern Arizona and California
and another north Of North Dakota, but In
all other parts OF the country the pressure
was high. with large centre extending
from the ohio Valley southwest over Texas
and another over the north Pacinc and
plateau States.
Moderate rain fell in the south Atlantic
and east Gulf States; elsewhere the weather
was generally fair.
II was warmer in the Northwest and ~
soms points In the Rocky Mountain and
tic states.
In other sections II was generally cooler.
Pressing temperatures prevailed In New
England. New York and parts OF other At
Iantic states southwark into northern North
Carolina. and In tho West, southward TO een-
trail Texas
In this city tho day was fair ana cooler;
wind. fresh northwest TO west: average hu-
midity, 40 per cent: barometer corrected 70
read to sea level. at A. NJ. So2e; p. ~.
30.2s.
The temperature In this city yesterday. -
recorded By the of,clal thermometer. 10 shown
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BlXs ON FORTY-FIRST STREET.

Woodbury. O.. Langdon Company added
TO its holdings on Forty-iirst and Forty
second streets between Broadway and
sixth avenue yesterday b. the purchase
Of l23 West Forty first street. a three
story dwelling on lot 20.iX9s.9. II now
owns llg to Il, West Forty first street,
running through to ll6 to l2i West For-
tv-S.Cond street. This is one of the largest
plots in the vicinity under single owner.
ship William Crukshanks Sons negu-
tiatcd the sale.
The sun., 1913-12-16
BRo>x SITE FOR WAREHOUSE.

asst 18TH STREET.--Shaw 4 Co.
have sold for Anthony Schwoerer the
three lots on the nor'h side Of 137th
street. 225 feet east OF the junction OF
Lincoln and Third avenues. which he
bought in July from James Prngle or
fre Hygcia Ice Company through the
same brokers. The lots have 'front.'
ar" oT IS feet and a depth OF 100 feet
Tne buyer. II is said, will improve the
property with a freproof storage ware
house
The sun., 1913-12-16
lat 32Os THIRD AVENUE. ]
Nv l.. 4 phillipa
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterdsy:
The 3aS West seventy fourth street Com.
psny. Manhattan; capital. 80 900; directors
D. Stoba, New York city.
The Elkwood Realty Company. Manhat-
Ter. Jossph n Edeison and Max schwsrts.
The Fortuna Building Corporation Brook.
iyn, capital 1900: directors Frank w.
Bradford, Louis Gr.tsch and Msbsiis Nc.
Murray, Brooklyn. N. Y
The Champiain puildlns Association,
Queens: capital 50, 900; directors John r
Gerins lanes kerrigan and John J.