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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

TIL demand for tonnage was limited. but
@t iajr business was reported in chartcring.
k.rcs wcrc uuch6ngCd and tonnage onercc
fst,GcratCly.. Quotations 10 Liverpool ana
Glasgow. - nominal. London. 2isd asked
Rptto rdam, &C. Hamburg, "2ie pigs; Bro
ul~IG 80 pigs, Hull and Bristol 80 Jan.
brt0erp. 2f.d. Cork for orders. IS Cd picked
porte. large tonnage. Is 1Oladm2s: cotton
Fl. Liverpool per 100 10, Csc CHARTERS.
British steamer Pisa tons, coal Baltimore
q, Savona. p e. prompt: British steamer.
9SS tons. West India trade. 10 months,
basis about IS I'D. Jan: British steamer,
egS tons. coal. Baltimore to Vera cruz.
p T. prompt; British steamer. 1850 tons.
srme. NorVegian steamer 1.463 tons coal.
Baltimore. TO Port Limon. y T. prompt; Brit
ISh steamer 1.48S tons, coal. Baltimore 10
Puerto Barrios. y L. prompt: British steamer.
244i tons coal Baltimore 80 FELTON,, e..
prompt - Norwegian steamer 1920 tons. coal.
Baltimore to Havana, p prompt; Norwegian
steamer. 734 tons. coal, Baltimore to Guam
fauamo. p &. prompt: schooner G2l tons,
fertilizer Venezuela 70 New Haven, o.
schooner 49, tons coal. Philadelphia 10 &
Thomas 81 so; schooner. l457 tons, coal.
J.hitadel pnia 10 Iayport..p {: schooner. 1871
tcns coal. Baltimore 10 Mayport. = {:
schooner 5S2 tons. coal. Philadelphia 10
Charleston. p {. bark. 80 tons. same. and
back 20 New YORK or Sound. boards. p L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

ro.tor. Doc LG--"The Commercial bdlo-
Elm. .,iU sal. OF the wool market to-m"i'ov !.
while trading has nor been W 10 INC
7ae~'; set during tho preceding weeks lu'Lr
.Uas neytrtNsfoss. been fully an average
amount Of wool sold tbs Week, estimates
..on.yaUy placing the quantity At ABOUT
600 Guu 90 g. GOO GUo pounds. largely OF le'-
yit,rv woods, TIN. prices paid have boen hTn
o. eobd woods and. speaking broadly. IN the
,.u.. %; s. n SOC for medium and fire y ools
some enc 7o,rCs have also been SOLO inns
week - Grim prices Transactions IN ioIe IN
woods have included Few more fine metlhuS
and fair lime 81 Australian and New nee
land croSs1rcde at unchanged rates. Ledu-
ll@ domestic quotations.
ohio AND PcuI- ylysuis fccocs:. Delain- u.
washed. &c r &c. half blood combiuG, - q
60 o.. delIirr. unwashcd, - n - &c; me
uuvaehcd. g0U21D. NicHicFu and New YORK.
Tine. uuwISrcd. 19d 2uC. de.aino. 2O4 &c .
hair blood 90 2Sc Wisconsin ana Missouri
Thrse- eigntns blood. 2-irc. onc-quarter -
Q-@iec Kentucky and similar: Hail BLOOD
uuvdsbod. - 70 ." '-c; tHItc-ciSnths BLOOD. ="
- pc.
secured basis Tesas: Fine twelve months.
,a J2,. s.v To- eight months, fiHA6c; fal1
-4Im43c california. northern. sc n 4sc, mid
die counts. iJ0 fS,. southern. foG Sc: fall
free. f"[I'.'c. oregon: Eastern No ] staple.
"1.iJ2c. clothing, 4>U5rc. valley 10 .. -
p45c Territory: Fine staple - Sc; 0no
MEDIUM. % oslo; fine clothing 40 soc; enc
.acdum. tGn So: half blood combiug, $50
ic,. throo-..-hths blood. = d4fc.
rrlcd "A. 500 Ole: ) supcrs a. "f5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lcssecl.
DECEMBER &c

CLINTON ST. 146. store: LYMAN Rukin "a
Isidor Kramer; yrs mos from Jan J. 1915,
$500. address, 1916 Clinton Ct
PLEASANT AVE. 3l3 30. all; annie Green
berg I" IicIo Madonna. Yrs from Dec ],
1913. s. $50: address 80 East lI7th -.
SOUTHERN Boulevard. 90: store; Ter
man Sturckc 20 Martin Fcuer; yrs . mos from
March l. 1919. 81 .Ob. address. - linton 40.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. V cor lslst 81: ball
iu rear AM store: GuSts,us l. Lawrence 20
William G-oonhcld Amusement 20. Inc, from
Jan l. 1914 70 sept 80 1917 $500. address.
1iG0 - Nicholas ave-
srH AVE. rs. store et.; Marv n Goc''t
81 al, trJs, - standard Lunch %. II }rS
from Dec ]. 1919 $500, address. ~ cham.
bcTs 81
10TH ST. 80 East. ~ i. .. all. Wolf
Brand 20 ! BRAND Rcslt. 90 ; yrs from Jan
:. 1914. g. 600. address. IT, Nassau 81.
lnjTU ST 20; East. all. F"scra Zero 20
Nicola MSd,cf. g ,rs from Dec /. 1918; $50.
address. fu3 last lrJih 70.
iG5D -. 80 fGi Wcgt an: Ferdinand '~Gr
10 Moycr Hartman. ,rs from oct I. 1919,
g. 600. address. $50 New jersey ave. HrnoklN n.
lsl>T ST. COS West. store. William Grr"u.
field Amusement 20. Inc. 20 Thomas \ O'Rr'6n.
rom Jan J. 1917. to-, Of -. 1917. 500.
address. 80 East burnside a'o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
GRAINS LOWER IN Chicago
All Staples, Including ProVls-
ions. Show Small Declines.

Chicago. Dec. 2o.-Winter crop pros
poets. believed oy some observers TO 10
the best ever known, carried wheat prices
to-day TO lower level. The market
closed heavy at decline Of sc TO re
net. Other leading staples. too all m
ished at loss-corn down &c to SC
oats &c to PC and provisions 2i2c to l2'2c'
According to a leading authority, general
snowstornls over the greater part OF the
winter wheat belt have furnished ample
covering to protect the plant at present
from danger Of serious injury BY SUD
cen freeze. As result the condition 81
the wheat was said 10 be all that couid
be desired. no especially cold weather De-
ing reported anywhere, and yet tempera-
lures being low enough to put an END 20
the activity Of insect pests, such as the
Hessian fly. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
18TH street

lsth street
The Approximate amount OF the len o.
charge 10 satisfy which the aho, described
property Is 20 he sold IS ;3l51 g.. with interest
thereon from thc 9Th day % December 1913
together with the costs and allowance amount
iuc 10 500 - with interest from December r.,
1913 together with tho expenses of the sale.
Tho approximate amount of tho taxes, assess
w-nts and water rates or other liens, which
Src 10 be ALLOW Cd 70 the purchaser out Of th-
purchase money. or paid hy the Referee, is
q .os and interest.
Dated. New YORK.. December 9Th. 1913
JACOB SILVERsrEIN Referee.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
FORK Celia Cohen. Plaintiff against Isaac
OsoTo0 and others. Dcfendants.-ln pur-
sGnnce of Judgment % foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered I'm tho above
entitled action ami bearing date the l7th
dav ~ Deocmber 1918. I. the undersigned.
the Referee IN said Judgment named, VIII
eel AZ public auction. at the Exchange
Salcsroom. Nos. 1916 Nesey street, IN the
Borough - Manhattan. city OF New York.
on the 18Th day Of January, 1914. a. -
O'Clock noon on that day. By y. Phoenix
by said Judgment 20 be sold, and therein
described IS follows
Al that certain lot piece or parcel Or
land. situate. lyirS and being IN the Dor
ouGh OF Manhattan. city ~ New York.
bounded and described as follow. 20 wit:
Beginning At the corner formed By the
intersection OF tho southern side 81 West
9th street. with tho westerly side 81 Yves,
End AysnrS running thence westerly along
hundred 1000 feet. thence Southcrly and
parallel with Wos, End Avenue. eighty 500
fo,t. i've 80 inches 10 point distant one
hundred and twenty G2ob feet. I've 90
riches norfhcrlv from the uortherly side Of
West SGlh street. and thence castcrly and
parallel with West 9th street one hundred
roop feet to the westerly side OF West End
Avenue. and running thence northcrly and
along The said westerly side OF West End
Avenue eighty 800 fcct. I've 90 inches TO
the point or place OF beginning.
Dated. New York December I'm. 1918
PHOENIN INGRAHAM. Referee
j. 4 SEIDMAN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF, a.
Park Row. y. Y. CITY.
The following is diagram Of tn. property
to he sold:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27

Corpn to Emisrant Industrial savings od SAM M
81 Chambers ST: Dec 90; , yrs' so.o''' ~
tornev. William e Orr. ~ Chambers -.
GoTH ST 3Ga East. sly brk. I6.sH, 80.
Wilma stanists 10 Dora Isaac. 10 bast "'''
st.; Dec ~ prior mtg 5000; quo 1"" and
trust CO. lI6 Broadway. ,o,.
$50 ST. ~ west 3 sly brl,. 76,$xlo2.2
Hcnnessy Realty co 10 Abel Kong Ife 80, ,.eS
Goth ST. and ano; Dec 20 prior mtg Soo ooo.
ooob: due July /. 1917: per cent: S-o'ouv.
Broad ST.
s;rh st. lo5 East 20 ) sty brt, 25xlo29: Ru-
Golph Gross to Josiah W Place 81 Wall ST.
Dec -; due as per notes; 10000
9th SIR. - West : sly brk 2oxioO; WIN
Lockwood - Title Guarantee and Trust
%. lIG Broadway; Dec -; due as per bond
$4,000.
The Bronx.
BROOK AVE-. IFS: W cor OF i3ith St,
leasohold; Mary l. Williams to Lion Brc"crN'
1Oi West l0sth st: Dec %: demand; $500
attorneys. Fitch Mott & Grant 81 Nassau St
CALDWELL AVE. " s. 2+S n Of r5sth
ST. JO.3x--XJO 2x13O: G L. Construction co.
-, yrs. 6 per cent: SS000; attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust co, l76 Broadway
IS 2xiOo: Anna " kleniann to william. Ran
Kin. li9 West 18th ST; Dec 26; yrs; per
cent: Sc 900: attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust 60. leo Broadway
y r. -
Chauncey De Voc to Annie l. Millincton, lI2
Prospect Park West. Brooklyn. Dec -; due
etc. as rer bond $500; attorney p Orrell,
jr 256 Broadway.
PARK AVE, 5 cor iSlst 81. 25X9l; Samuel
Weiss 10 New York Mortgage and Security co,
l35 broadway: Dec "a: 2 yrs: -, per cent:
s.. 300; attorney. New York Title Insurance Co
lS5 Broadwsay.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD 1865. $. ok
tGD1 Thomas y Concannon to Bernheimer &
Schwartz Pilsener Brewing 60. 400 East l2sth
st: Dec 90: demand: per cent: 5000
ST LAWRENCE AVE. 2 Y. - n s OF Man
sion st. 25X0J; Rose \ Middleton to Francesca
r Forrica. - King st; Dec II: yrs: 5is per
cont 81, GO; attorney. Y 4 Acker, 7I6 Forest
st
WEEKES AVE. 1865 = 2Oxaj: Jacob Bern
stein to Minnie Elson. 1861 BathGate ave; Dec
&c. due a. per bond: $500; attorney, II Gold
berg. 800 Broadway.
7TH AVE. , g. 30 Z, Of Walnut 81. d0X
100. Harold swain ~ Elizabeth " ShIds. l3I
I;ast 18th It: Dec H.: due. etc. as per bond;
s. or. attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. i7G Hro1dvay.
226TH ST. p s. part of lot 3i5 man Wake
GCId: g Gudone. Inc. 10 George ilauser. lic2
- Lawrence ave prior migc $500: Doc IL;
due Dec / 1913. per cent. $1,000 attorney.
& RI Baechler 1926 Walker ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salesroom, Nos. II and 10 Nese!
street:
rs William Henlcl. Marshal.
18th IT. 12s 10 100 East :. 1926 q y or
81 ave g. 6x2056. to 18Th 81. ! and siy the
atrc and ,Uo , sty dwlG rs in 18th ST; tnitch
states Msrshal's sale OF all right. tito. etc
which r u sullivan ct al had on July 10. 1913
or since: G Gibboney. atty; adjourned TO
Jan i6
By Joseph T. Day.
MADISON AVE. 1877. g. 81 Il Of I'D s..
3 sly dglg hs on lot lsXioo to the plaintlh
Tor s.. 900
BANK ST. 30. -. l'a2 II Of 9Th st. sty
dulc ms. Oh a lot -0A9o.iNl?jX2o.s; adjourned
to Jan ..
18th ST 81 East, =. 1855 n u OF IL ave.
. sty tcnm' hs. with stores, on a lot ci..Nlo0o;
20 tho plaintiff Tor $500.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph +. Day.
18TH 81. East =. % II OF EaSle ave-
a vacant plot, 37.5XiOo; 10 the plaintiff for
Sc go
~ LAWRENCE AVE, lc3a. " :. 400 II II 81
beach ave. a vacant lot. .JAloo, to the plaintiff
for 50 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
Farms Figure in Exchange.

Tacndlcr & Scholz sold for William
Kramer his ninety six-acr farm, with
buildings and stock, located at south
Sterling. Pike County. in the Pocono
Mountains The buyer gave in part pay
ment Nos. Il52. 1874 and ll5S. East 10Th
street. three one family houses, III the
Flatbush section Of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Mary Gagin has sold large ia'n
n Warwick. y. y. 70 i. T. GaNgan OF
I,cv Gardens. Long Island. who gave IN
exchange a house at Kew Gardens. ne
BOSTON Farm Agency negotiated the
transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPEE-Thc local street market for cop
no was n little steadicr. with lake quoted
fS115i.c nominal. eicctroiytic. l4'2 a ~ &c.
md casting I4Q14-.c Standard copper on
the Metal Exchange was firm. with spot. De
,omhcr. Jan1ar,. February and March. li50c
ssked There WAS holiday In London.
TTN-Was Arm. with spot and December.
&c 81 l. a S7.25c: Janusr'. 81 n 3I.3Iizc; Feb
rt:arv - y 81 400: March, 3I."5 n 81 .62 Z g,
and April. $751; a37.75c.
IT,AD--ouiet. New York spot SC bid. and
East st Louis. 3.a5n4.1oc.
SPELTER--Firm; New York spot, ol1h
a"5c. and East - LOUIS, "a "21c.
TRON-ouiet with No foundry Northern
auotod Sl5nSl5 80: No . Northern. Sl4 tJQ
Sf5 -: No Southern and soft SIS n S1J 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
PHILADELPHIA WOOL MARKET.

rBy Telegraph 20 The Trnunel
Philadelphia. Dec. 25.-Nhle holiday quiet
ness prevails On the. local wool market there
has boon a slight improvement In business
,yer ibe preoeling week Tempting offers I'm
prlces have been made 70 manufacturers but
rreV show no inclination to make any large
purchases until after the new wear. The fact
-fal .piuuCr- and vcaNsrs arc making more
.norlv, is encouraging 10 tho dealer. and,
while no sales OF magnitude were made. some
small ones were made at low margin o.
rront ono OF the most attractive purchases
~ tic present time is i'm pulled woods. but
his cradc IS pretty we'll cleaned up, and. with
ANYTHING like usual activity, IL would be-
necessary TO import. During The week LOO
fit,s % foreign wool were received. showing
q, condition which warrants them taking on
wool AZ prices that 10 H. claimed in some
quarters. have no, yet struck bottom. New
York IRE medium half-blood. unwash'l, il
aaut.d at 21i4 dH-c tho same price asked for
ausftlI' ana thrcc-eiEh,s blood Of tho same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
West 9th Str

The appro1ir,ate amount OF the lien Or
charge 20 satisfy which the ahole'descriDeu
property il 10 b. sold, IS si',25OoO. win N
tarest thereon from the 5tn DAY OF ,ese,,
her 1913 together with costs and allowance
amounting 10 stI5 80. with interest from
Dec. 49, 1913, together with the Expenses
of tho sale. The approximate amount o' ,n-
taxes assessments and water rates. or other
liens which are TO be allowed 20 IN" pur-
chaser out ~ the purchase money, or pald oE
tho Referee is about 1000 ana lntereSI
Dated. New York. December nth 1913.
PUOENTN INGRAHAM, Referee.
SUPEEME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Edward william Cameron Arnold
Plaintiff. against Max Giuckman ct a., De
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a judgment Of foreclosure
end sale dulN made and entered IN the ABOVE
entitled action and bearing date the LIST DAY
% December. 1915, l. the Undersigned the
referee I'm said Judgment named, VIII sell az
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom
Nos li-l6 Ncsey street, IN the Borough or
Manhattan. city OF New York, on the I'm
Gay OF January. 1914, at - o'clock noon on
that day, by Samuel Goldsticl<er. Nuctoneei,
the PREMISES directed by said judgment to
10, sold. and therein described as follows:
Al that certain lot, piece or parcel or
land with the building thereon, known as
Number Eighteen hundred and eighty one
Second Avenue, lying and being in the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. city Of New YORK. stu
ate and described as follows:
BEGINNING at point formed b. the inter
section Of the Northerly side ~ Ninety =
seventh street WIN the Westerly sac OF
Second Avenue. and running thence North
crly along the Westerly side Of Second Ave
rue twenty-rour feet and eleven inches;
thence Westerly parallel with Ninety seventh
street one hundred feet thence Southerly
parallel with Second Avenue twenty-four
feet and eleven inches 20 the Northerly side
Of Ninety seventh Street, and thence East
crly along the Northerly side of Ninety
seventh street, one hundred feet 10 the point
~ beginning. The Northcrly side wall OF
said building being a party wall.
Dated. New York. Dcccmbe- 10 1918
HENRY VI. GOLDFOGLE Referee.
ct RTTS, MALLET- PROVOST & COLT.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, 80 Broad street.
Borough OF Manhattan city Of New
York.
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty 20 be sold, its street Number is 1881
Second Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
NIth 81.

Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold IL S2s i55.55 (Twcnty
eight Thousand Four Hundred Fifty-hve 4
5000 Dollars), with interest thereon from
the l4th day OF November. 1913. together with
the costs and allowance amounting to Four
lars, with interest from December !, 1913,
together with the expenses Of the sale. The
approximate amount of the taxes, assess
ments and water tcs, or other liens. which
are To loo allowed TO the purchaser out OF the
purchase money. or paid by the Referee. is
Thirteen Hundred Thlrty-one & 1900 Dol
lars 81 .33l 10, and interest.
Dated. New York. December 10th. 1913.
HENRY NJ. GOLDFOGLE, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
STORAGE NOTICES.
HARLEM STORAGE
CO., INC.
2ll-213 East Tooth -.
Nan. Xprk Dec H.fh


New York. Dec. 21th. 1915
To \. + Anderson. J. j. Arnold Chas
Ashley Alice Baker Mrs r. Belts Joe
Begin Jake Butchin. \. l.. Cohen, T. ooNen
Kate Cohen. {. Desser. Georgianna Dck.n'
son. John Flower. :. Goldstein, p. Hogan
I. Hopkins Pauline Horn. g. Jackson. Amos
johnson. G. Johnson. d. Kelly. II. Letko"tz
G. Lewis j. j. Mcdonald. Rose Mchcon, w.
Marks. Charles Tausik, Emma Matthews, y
Moran. NJ Moranse. ". Renta. lsrdel
Schwarz G. Scheu +. Walowitz, susa,
Xubizaretta. Mrs. MCpikc: You and eAth o.
YOU are hereby notified that tho time FOR tn7
payment OF our lien upon tho property h".e.
matter described having expired. after gu,
notice thereof had been given YOU. Ne WI,
cause such property 10 Wit. HouS'noIp
Goods Personal Effects and N'rchlnds..
STORED ~ THE HARLEM ~IOkAuf
WAREHOUSE CO.'S WAREHOl SIS. NV
YORK CITY. h. you or IN your name cor ,l
which YOU may have an INTEREST,". 20 be s2.u
at public auction according 70 tho Sta'uu
in such case made and provided. AZ vs.
war, houses Kos 2ll-2l& East lohtl -
New York city on WEDNESDAY. jan,
AIRY 18th. 1914. al 1880 a. m. and " W
sale thereof is not completed on SAID da.'
the same will he continued at thc sau
plac, on cverv "Wednesday thereafter ~
ginning ~ 1880 a. M, and continuing u''"
81" I've goods are sold. IN
HARLEM STORAGE WAiEhotsb w.
INC.
W. e. GILBERT. President and Ir'asI--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
s,JRROCATG'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF hON;
Iobn y Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the CouhD
O, New York, notice Is hereby given 20 al Pc
cons having claims against Julia II. Wofulnt
ton late OF the County OF New York. 1cteaSS'.,
to present the same with vouchers thtreVi y
Tho subscriber. at his place OF transactlns ess
ness. No Bcelman Street In the tiiy q. NS-
York. on or b.tCre the sth day VI Jalua''
next. 49,, ,ot4
EDMUND VI. SAWTELLE. ENecu'otr.
HARRIS & TONNE. Attorneys tor we -
ecutnr. rs HroalMay. New YORK o-L.---s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
Realty Notes.

Walter H. Barry, formerly with George
= read < Co. is now associated with
the Fifth Avenue Bond and mortgage
Company in it's real estate department
Smith & Phelps have placed a hrst
mortgage loan of $4,000 on the five story
,ri,,c aathouse No. 453 St. AIMS avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
Brooklyn Apartment Plans.

Maxwell a. Cantor architect, is prepar-
ing plans for the Improvement OF the
block front on Fifteenth avenue, between
.Sth and Goth streets Brooklyn. with five
high class apartment houses to be erected
by the Sherman Holding Company "hlch
has been active in building up this sec
tiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
Passaic Houses in Trade.

Il large transaction in Bergen County
=. j.. was contaminated by the Bergen
Realty Company. Former Mayor John
Karl. OF CARRIED, y. j.. traded one apart
ment house. six two family houses and
tenement in Passaic 10 Harry Tompkns,
of Warren Point. Bergen County. for l21
acres OF lard upon which are number OF
buildings 1T Warren Point. The deal in
wolves $i21. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

DECEMBER g.
fTlT 81 . East: Tippctt & Wood aSt Marie
VI Mills ct al: Nov 26. 1918: $50.
STU AVE. ~ to 4Si: National Bridge Works
agt Frank Ber,on ct al. Dec %. 1915; $40 70.
RATHGATE AVE. 1888: John Zlot agt Samuel
Gorbulsky IT al: Sept .. 1913; 1924.
9TH AVE. u cor OF 3Sth IT: Epping car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
East 12Ith street.

East 127th street.
The approximate amount or the hsr .,
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property IS to oe sold. IS seven hundred afd
nInety-two 50-l00 Dollars. With irter..e
thereon from the 81 day OF December. lslt
together with the costs and sllove1cA
amounting 70 one hundred and thrty-n'ns
73-lO0 Dollars. with interest from peceneer
Sd 1913, together with the expenses OF the
sale.
dated New York December is 1918.
NORBERT HEINSHEIMER Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
M anhattan.

FULTON ST. -. n G :. 2GX6i.2X25XG9; Van
Schaick Estates to John j Riker / 10 East
:;1th ST; Dee -: due, etc, as per bond; ST.
900. attorney. samuel Riker. Jr, 90 Cedar ~.
GRAND ST ga. s. 2JNi1, Emile 7
Downing 10 Title Guarantee and Trust co:
Dec -: due as per bend, $1,000. address,
IiG Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. ~ 10 l31 East. i0O.SX
90. %: John volz to Carrie Nolz. 13l East s6th
st: Dec ~ prior mtg Sl50.oo0); due Jan I,
1910: @ per cent: $4,000; attorneys. \ a. n
Bloch, ~ Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-12-27
CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARfk'"
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular.
Tel AGO.. tao3 Brysnt 137- 439 West .5th =
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Old Tenth Ape. Holding
Purchased by Operators

The apartments will consist Of four
and five rooms. The cost is estimated AT
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