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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
Chartered at Albany yesterday .,--
srt .. McMath. Francis + Randolph and
Robert oliver, New York city.
haitian. capital $4,000; directors, william
r Wund, Anna V Kenea.y ana Thomas +
Boyle New York city.
the Lyster Realty and Holding Company
NJ Goldstein Benjamin Locker and Frank
Locker. New York city
The Melrah Realty company, Manhattsn
Joseph j. Lese and Julius A. Faum. New
ri The Peschatore. Realty ,Corporation: Man
Woliinger, Arthur w. Dalton and Henry q.
Wenaei New York city.
The Eydros Realty Company, Manhattan.
f Fnpmnie RossnS,um and Abraham Rosea.
blum, New York city.
Max lnkslSs . .nH , Magihs'tan GHpl,a!
$1,000 direGiSrs sGa New YORK H Sty i"kea'
The sl2s and 2lg5 Eighth Avenue Com
pany, Manhattan capital $500; directors,
Henry stern, Martha yh , w. Well and Samuel
The Legramo Realty Company, Manhat-
tan, capital $500: directors, Paul L. Mot
tSiay, toward u. Hawkshaw and Matilda
M' hifred & ' pecR' Inc Manhattan, capital
$500 directors, Waiter r. Hyatt sanford j.
pnck and others, New York city,
canital $1,000: directors William Jackson
JoScph Lazarus and Frank j. Thompson
New York city. ,,.... ,,o...,.
iyn. capital $1,000; directors, John Y
poppke, Andrew Il, Baird and Archibald
H. Msserglc Brooklyn, y. y
pr TSs Se" capital s $1,000 c0Ghn a4s
+ smI nns'i srooE S \. !. "'" anu Laura T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
SELL NEWARK DWELLINGS.

Feist 4 Fest of Newark. n. j., have
sold for the Roseville Realty Company
and Herman c. Schneider Building and
Construction Company to Alex Wilson
the two and one-half story frame and
stucco English Colonial residence now in
the course of erection, occupying a plot
34xlOO. on the west side of Peck ave-
nue. 2O4 feet south OF Second avenue.
Feist & Feist also have sold for William
Hesselbacher to John b. Buchanan the
two three story and basement dwellings
at 453 and AS South Twelfth street,
west side. 100 feet north OF Fifteenth
avenue. Each house contains seventeen
rooms. three baths and all modern i'm
provements and occupies a plot 60xl0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New England,
cloudy. with probably local SHOWS today
fair and colder 10 morrow, fresh shifting
winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennnvi.
vania. cloudy and colda- to-day: proosoty
local SHOWS fair and colder tomorrow
fresh nor;hsriv winds
For western New York. snow nurrios and
colder to-day; fair tomorrow: fresh
northerly winds.
NEW YORK, Dec. 25--The depression
from the Northwest moved southeastward
and was central over the middle and lower
lake regions yesterday, attended by snow
In the lower lakes. the upper Ohio Valley
and eastward. and rain In the lower Ohio
valley and southwark over the south At
isntic and Gulf States and the Southwest
The pressure was also low In the extreme
Southwest, and another depression was
forming In the west Gulf section.
High pressure covered the Atlantic stateA
the north Central States and westward.
II was generally warmer to the east OF
the Mississippi River and freezing tenn
peratures did not extend south OF the Ohio
Valley and virginia, but II was much colder
In the north Central States. with tempcra.
tures 10 to 20 degrees below zero In the
Dskotas and Minnesota
In this city 1t was cloudy in the morn.
ing. snow In the afternoon; warmer. wind.
fresh southeast average humidity. 81 per
| cent; barometer. corrected to read to ses
| level. at 8 A. NJ. 3O2s p NJ. sO.l4.
| inc temperature In tnis city yesterday, 10
| recorded by the Official thermometer. is shown
| in The cd tab
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
BRINGS BIGGEST MEAT CARGO.
Ret Of s3,5OO on Nnsari's safe Arri-
val From Argentina.

The Lamport & Holt liner Vasari. In
Yesterday from South Amer lea. brought
the larPest cargo of meat ever shipped
from Buenos Ayrcs to this port. consist
ING o. 36,52s quarters OF beef and 5,s42
carcasses Of mutton. She brought also
n story OF a be; between German
ami an Englishman of Buenos Ayres
TIE German, Ernest Won Hoffman, leather
n. reliant. put this adyertisem-n nj In La
ProsHa
q am ready TO bet any amount up TO
ty0J that the stea nship Vasari never
will arrive In New York meaning III reby
hat she will b. either captured or sunk
oy The Germans"
Robertson Hanford, representative OF
n English beef firm In Buenos Ayres. an
'Nered the advertisement next day with
his
"WN cover that amount
The me b,'tors got together and. In
'hes enthusiasm, ran tn bet up to $4,000
.sch
IN. Va ari left Buenos Ayres befors
'la tsat M the Fan'kauis, IN witch .
Ger wirships were vanquished. Mr..
".a BIO ,zmiun was pnnng his faith on
q. -olad5ou TIL agency OF the Lam
'1.' a Holt Line here cabled to Mr.. Han'
''rH last might that he had won
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner st Louis. sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool, will take mail. clos
ing at $3.50 A. Nj. for Europe. except Ger.
many, Austria, Hungary. LuNcm burg ana
Turkey also for Africa, West Asia and the
East Indies
The Ho fundamental liner Ryndsm sail.
ing on Tuesday for Rotterdam. Will take
mall closing al $50 81 Tor Germany.
Austria, Hungary and Luxembourg. and for
other countries when specially addressed
The French liner Chicago. sailing on
Tuesday for Havre, will take mail closing
at noon, for France, Rumania, Bulgaria
servia. Switzerland Italy Spain. Portugal
Egypt Greece, British india. British East
Africa, STAN, Malta. Gibraltar, Ceylon.
Straits Settlements Dutch East Indies
West Australia. Persia. and for other
countries except Germany, Austria, Hun.
gary. Lukemburg and Turkey when specially
addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

Walter Russell. a portrait painter, Is
at the head of the syndicate which has
purchased the Fullerton Weaver plot on
the north side OF Sixty-seventh street.
100 feet west OF Central Park West. the
sale OF which wac reported In THE Sun
yesterday. His company will erect a
twenty-story studio hotel. probably OF the
cooperative type The directors OF the
Hotel des Artistes. the title under which
the property was acquired are Emil
Jonas. Michael Foray and George Mort
Pollard Mr.. Russell Is not new to the
real estate market, having erected sew
eral buildings notable for size and at
tractiveness The principal one of these
Is the Manhattan Square Apartment at
"a to so West Sevepty-seventh street. a
cooperative house which Is considered
among the finest specimens of gothic
architecture among city apartments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
GRUMBLING AT RULES
Of LONDON EXCHANGE
Restrictions Bar Selling Amcri-
can stocks for New York
Account.
ONLY BRITISH CAN DEAL
s,,c,ai rable Despatch 10 TIVE sus.

CDTrfuf Gbif DSSUntfN ~ iHe ob''
tovpoN, Dec. "a - There Is muoh
.-u,,hllre In Throgmorton street about
~. strirgency Of the conditions for re-
.,ort,r the Stock Exchange. II is
..s,,sd that In the market for Americans
~. conditions imposed virtually bar SELL
ice ANYTHING for New York account There
!, much dissatisfaction over the rule
n,,,,d,ne that no securities are a good
a,,,verv unless proved to have been In
bs possession Of citizens OF the United
t,loedon since September 30 and not In
ma ownership Of alien enemies since the
outbreak Of the war.
u Is thought that these conditions will
mako dealings impossible for anybody
,,ber than British subjects. II Is held
no some that the conditions impose 90
heavy a price for reopening. but it is to
\. remembered that the rules may DO
modified at any time.
TIE weekly return of the Bank OF Eng
land showed the effects of the usual holt
5av demands The report showed a de-
crease OF t2.o35.697 slO.17S,ts5) in gold
and bullion holding, which. Il is consd-
.-sd is largely the result of important
provincial holiday requirements and the
ALLEGATION Of fl,ooo,cOe S5.ooo,Oo0 for
currency redemption, causing n nominal
outflow OF e626. 900 ts3.i30.oO0) in gold
m. increase OF f62s,o00 s3.13o.o0o) In
ro,a circulation represents the usual
Christmas demand for currency.
Reserve was decreased by f2.6s4.ooo
tss.seo 00o). but as liabilities were heav-
,,v reduced the ratio OF reserve TO liaoi'i-
.,ss advanced for the week from 1891 per
cont last week to s4.4 per cent tins
ueayy repayments TO the bank by the
marke, reduced the "other securities item
nv ,ls.1sS. 600 (s65.e4O,0o0). while Treas
yrx borrowing from the bank Increased
"Governnent securities BY f2saI'ouo
tsIIIs5. OOO). The f13.Oo0.o0o ss5.ooo'-
nool decrease in the total OF pubic ana
o.hs- deposits may represent window
tressinr By the Joint stock banks year
AVID dividend and interest requirements
,,S savings bank disbursements that tend
% return after the holidays
The bank bought to-day teSo'ooo 80
az Ooo) in bars and sold f6l2oOO Vs.
nso ooo) coin and 100000 tS2,OlO.ooo) IN
bars. .,.,,. .,.o,a-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

,2sTH ST. 20 w-Bsrtow ; Weeks oi as as,
losTH ST, n $. 5th ay, .25xloOs-samuel
Kapan ct al agt Israel Linder Ct a, tae-
lsT Az " cor 3+th st, y SXl0O-Peter
Doegier e. al ngt John F Murtha ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage)i ATTY I
Sd AZ, $ e cor slst s., ?l5T7o.,-G1reenwlCh
tamended foreclosure Of mortgage atty
llsrn sT' isa E-Adrian H Ja ;;s:.S. s,!
.sTH ST. sos W@Duncan Smith E, al as g,
mSr'gssG}. a trl,scc Tep Tsisb, ct al az,
sRsnIswS M q iH,' jr
Az Il. " cor l9th st. sixieo-iierrmann
corp ct al tcounterclaimli attys' Phillips
cSNNoN ST. 6e-I.ambert suydam aet
i4?D ST., ssa WmJoGAs WEI ,tdr. ct a. ag g
n mort s'iS, + Aeu sr;,,,.,, -, =,
,i III a0 81, Isl w2samysi il Wolfe = a
agt same foreclosure o. mortgage st'Ss
s54 Hiyg gT soS W Hrr@'Y Electric Installation
CO nf az. Ia sn, a Hayf' TayoT
.5TH ST lgl w-Architects 4 Builders &C
agt james Hebron ct Al foreclosure OF
mechanics' Hem; atty, . r Brant.
nth ST, 1855 W-Emma Pretzteld ct a
agt Sarah Greenblstt ct al foreclosure
OF mortgage). sttys Heymann & Herman
Bronx.
BRYANT Az. s1S-rrank Rocco e. al ag
Albert Gerhards faction TO foreelos'
msshenics,, iien1 a,ty' hoseTzN alE ;oo-
Thomas Altetri agt Frank Santamreno e
al faction to foreclose mechanics Hem
atty j Rosenzweis,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. W y, 1892
lssd st. S5.sxl47. 2-Dominick Henry az
samuel Rosenthal ct al foreclosure o
DAWSON ST. 6sl--Bertha Hatcher agt car
rIe Timmers ct al tforeclosure OF MTG
u SlAEclstein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
WINS IN LONG LITIGATION.
Ambrose Rcinststed After Four
Years as supt. Of Municipal Ferries.

John +. Ambrose. who had been in the
ferry service more than twenty-five years
and was dismissed in 1910 as superinten-
dent OF municipal ferries by Dock Com
missioner Tomkins, on the ground of neg
lect of duty, was reinstated yesterday by
Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum after
four years litigation.
Ambrose sued for reinstatement on the
ground that he was removed for political
reasons, A jury in the Supreme Court
upheld this contention. but Justice Green
baum refused to sign the order of rein
statement. Ambrose then got a favorable
decision from the Court OF Appeals, as
the result OF which Justice Greenbaum
restored him TO duty yesterday. He viii
receive about s.. 600 back pay for the
period during which he was or duty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

Rear Admiral W, y. ii lie 10 retired list
capt e. Knemmerling, from Bureau
Steam Engineering TO New York Shipbuild-
Ing CompauN. Camden, " i
Commander l.. II, De Steigner from Nor.
fok yard TO command receiving ship at
Lieut. " L. Pricer from the Virginia to
Lieut. C Hnrtissn. from tho South
Carolina TO the Dolphin,
Lieut. ] W wilcox, from the Dolphin TO
Lieut.. G IL shaw, from the Tallahassee
20 the South Carolina.
Lieu. q, V Meredith, from all duty to
home
Ensign W. V. Combs from the Chester to
the Fulton
Medical Inspector r. Kennedy. from naval
dlspensary, Washington, to the command OF
the Solacc.
Medical Inspector e. H. T Lowndes, from
the marine barracks, Washington. d. c. 10
naval dispensary. Washington, ID. c.
Surgeon J Stepp, from naval dispenssry
TO Washington marine barracks
Passed Assistant Surgeon d. q. Allen,
from FIFTH regiment OF marines to the New
Hampshire
Passed Assistan, Surgeon II, Shaw. from
New York yard.
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. Sheldon, from
Naval Medical School, Washington. to ma
val dlspensary, Washington, ID. c,
Chaplain J, II, Frazier, from the Wash
| ing ton to training station. st. Helena Va,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
9TH AVENUE FIRM EXPANDS.
Lichtenstein Co. Takes Additional
Space-Other Business Leases.

John N. 0oldlng has leased for Peck
q Peck the fourth and hfth floors In $50
Fifth avenue, midway between Forty
seventh and Forty-eighth streets, for a
long term OF years to the Lichtenstein
Millinery Company, which will connect
these floors with Its present building
adjoining, at 5Sl Fifth avenue The
space rented Is part OF the building that
Mr.. Golding leased to Peck & Peck for
long term OF years. They will move
from the building adjoining at SIS about
April l, after extensive alterations are
made.
Pease & Gilman have let In 200 West
F'ifty-eighth street, a new twelve story
apartment house. store to John W.
Ferrier.
Herbert c. Schley. who recently leased
the Fifth avenue store In the Victoria
Building to the Decorative Plant
Company. has leased to the same
concern floor directly opposite in
the J. c. Stratton Building at Is
and 10 West Twenty-seventh street.
containing about 5000 square feet.
Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co. have leased
the store at 1874 East Forty-frst street
TO the Spray Caibonator Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
upTUwN APARTMENTS SOLD.

WEST HATH STREET-The 4. n. Git
terman Corporation has sold for the
Buywell Realty Company $40 and 5l2
West 147th street. Ave story apart
ment house, on plot 50xg9.i1. between
Amsterdam avenue and broadway. The
property was held at $4,000 and has
been purchased by Robert G. Ryder.
SEVENTH AVENCE-Jacob Axelrod has
bought from Joseph Shenk 1881 and
1928 Seventh avenue. northeast corner
of l46th street. six story apartment
house. with stores on plot l0xl00. Mr..
Shenk bought the house earlier in the
month from the Dry Dock Savings
Institution.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Nam
haitian aud The Rroux sniesrooms.
TAT II vEsEY STREET.



BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
AMSTERDAM Az. s3s-eS5. e cor i06th
st. t7.l0xloo. Elk sty apt house and strs-
Postal Life Ins Co VS. w F Burns Realty
Co ct al; due. STRESSES; taxes. sc,
s,sS5.l3; TO the plaintiff ........ Ass 900
BOLTON RID. s, 60 2Osth ~. i99.l1x
533 to Hudson River A2O3 2NIS5 >. also
parcel OF land beg at point lls10
2osth ct, runs W to Bolton cd Q.
and two sty dwlg
and vacant-Postal Life Ins CO " L c
Burns ct al; due. tiiSls0ss; taxes. &C.
s9.lS5.70; 10 the plaintin ......,,, ,flO5,oO0
BY u 4 lngraham & DO.
MADISON Az. li93-ils5. e =. 80 II 1921
II. 50Sl00 six sty nat and strs--Rose
Amsterdam ct al Va Bella Amsterdam
ct al; partition: due, $4,000. With
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST. 3i2 +. s. 1905 I'd av, 24.6S
1o0.li four sty tint and strs--C de Il
Moore vs. vinccnza Mcssurl - al. due.
s6.sei; taxes. &c. se2.7i. Adjourned to
January T.
lat 92os THIRD AVENEE1
BY James l.. Wells Company.
PERRY Az, $3.50, ;, 400 Sun nm I'd.
25xl0o. two sly dwlg-Lil'ie Sanger VS.
Albert Guisshrt ct al; due. s2.2s5.tl;
taxes Sc. s46l.04: sub to mtg Of s4T50:
to Francis Nickerson, party In In.
tereSt ....,ass..ss. sSs-SV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
BAHAMAS BAR U. S. HAY.
Lpid"mic OF Foot and Month Disease
IL Feared.

rr'-u Consulate in New York gave
VII. .',gl4y the text OF an order of the
t.. Council Of the Bahama Islands,
j, Possession forbiddlng the inn
porto ~ hay and straw from the
''.. ~Htfs because % the existence
's ... foot and mouth diseas' with
g. rSauon that the commodities
-" D., jmported II accompanied by a
rH that they were not obtained or
..' 600 ny infected locality
r. ' forth that any hay or straw
mra.'.l .a violation OF this order shall
fod 10 the Government OF the
-.-a'. md shall be destroyed or other
.' posed Of as the Government sees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.--rhese army or
ders we're issued:
CAPT. o. II Boice. from unassigned list TO
Ninth Cavalry.
Capt NJ r. Hngsrd, from unassigned list
10 Fourteenth Infantry,
First Lieut., 4. Is. klempfer, from unas-
signed list to Twcnty-siNth Infantry.
FIRST Lieut.. r.. Llewellyn Rul. from IN
assigned list to the Twenty-third Infantry.
second Lieut.. J, A McGrsth, from unAs-
signed list to Twenty sixth Infantry.
First Lieut.. J, V. spring, Jr. from Sew
enth cavalry 10 Ninth Cavalry.
First Lieut.. N. u. Shute, from Eighth 60
TWEEN IN Infantry,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
NEGROES SELL seTH ST. CHURCH.

The trustees OF the African Zion Metho-
dist Episcopal Church have asked the
Supreme Court to sanction a sale OF their
former edifce, 1877 West Eightyninth
street. The structure occupies plot I5x
zoos. between Amsterdam and Column
bus avenues. and is directly opposite Pub
lie school l66. The congregation acquired
the property In 1908, and worshiped there
up to last January, when II purchased
the Church of the Holy Redeemer at l5s
West 136th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
HOUSE SOLD BEFORE BUILT.

The Model House Company. at Green
acres, Scarsdale, has sold TO Jacob f.
Neahr of New York city a house TO be
aIected on a corner plot TO be finished by
May l. 1t is to be large, of an English
type OF architecture, with shingle exterior.
4 garage Is to be connected with the resi-
dence and heated by the same plant
The architect Is II. Il. Cpjohn OF Scars
dale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
MORRIS LOT AUCTION ,

Newbold Morris has brought a suit
against Eva v c. Hawkes., which may
result In the court ordering the sale II
200 lots Of the Morris estate. MI Nor.
ris in his suit asks for a partition. The
property he wants sold Is In n section
which has witnessed much building az
tivity, being close to the Lexington ave-
nue. subway route The 200 lots are on
i65th. lCih. l67th. l6S'h and i69th
streets. Webster. Brook. Findlay. Morris
South College. Sherman and Sheridan
avenues Grand Boulevard Carroll and
Grand View places and Mcclellan street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

WASHINGTON, Dee. "a The ds=-S-cs
Balch and the gunboat Marietta have arr
rived at the New York yard. the tug Uncas
and the transport Hancock at Philadelphia,
the destroyer Preston at Tompkinsvi,le, the
sunboat Nashville at Portsmouth, the collier
Mars at San Franctsco the destroyer
stewart at San Diego, the destroyer Monag.
han at Charleston. the cruiser san Diego and
the supply ship Glacier at Massusn.
The collier Cyclops has sailed from Key
West for Vera Cruz the cruiser Raleigh
from SallDA Cruz for Mazatlan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
NEPPERHAN HEIGHTS SALE.

The Westchester Land Exchange has
sold to Fl. C. Riis of Richmond Hill. l.. l..
two lots on Grandview avenue overlook
Ing Nepperhan valley. Mr.. Riis Is plan
ming to erect a Dutch Colonial residence.
To David l.. Quade OF Brooklyn. two plots
on buckingham Road. opposite tho
Smellie residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25

~ 'uNGrnS, Dec. 2i,-The Interstate
'''.a Commission to-day suspended
freight rates which would have
.'. effect sew Years Day In New
THE suspended tariffs con-
'ased charges tor handling
'-' Iahtrr and float from and TO
New York harbor both within
.' outside trne lighterage limits" ac-
--.I.'' % an offcia! announcement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
RECORDED LEASES,
s..

BowERY, 3i7. second and sixth Aoors--
Herman Bruins. Jr, to Geo = ls.ngen-
bacher 756 L 18th 81 yrs from Jan j,
AMSTERDAM Az, 1850. all--Mark l. Ke ly
yrs from Jan /. 1915; atty. "
stewart. 1889 Sd av...,.,....,..,'.'S 'Soo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
BUYER FOR BRONX DWELLING.

AVENUE-The Herman
Knepper Company has resold 1857
Bathgate avenue, a two story dwelling
and store. on lot 20.3xi1i5. recently
purchased from Carrie Westeriield.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

CENTRE ST. 1889 to l4s-,-Jacob sulsky
ngt Excelsior Estates Co. owner
Eickhoff contractor, .'.'t -. slss
AID hV, ls52-Abraham CHASER asst Adolph
Kreuder owner; william salkin; con,
sr hIaet9r' cor ain st, gIsx6o-steTing
Ceiling & Lathing Co agt Geo w Solo
mon Gallinger, owners; Alols staudt' con,
WADSWORT AV. l24-Joseph Splegel ast
VIM Hobson, owner; Aldorf Con-
struction Co, Inc. contractor. 800. $500
WADSWORTH Az l2t to i?s-John r
Hopkin agt william Hobson, owner; Al
dorf Construction Co, Inc, lesse. & con,
cETT riSL PARK WEST. whole front
between 9Oth and 9is' cts, 200 bxl0o-
Louis Hershkowits agt Secured Holdings
Corp. owner: Chas Lindsey contree-
tor..............,.'. ''''''''''"'' 1850
Bronx.
PARK Az, s. io2 n iG7th st. 3slNio0--
Church Gates 4 Co, Inc, agt Malcke
Budding Co. owner; william Mensch,
e11,TInto!1l' AZ Lester a. igGs
lOO--Jo seph Shanske sgt North Bronx
Realty co, owner, Frank hcGarry and
North Bronx Realty Co, contractors,
lsap ST, 1906 w--August Bernhard eyt
Jennie Hayes. owner and contractor. .oN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
LEASES MONTCLAIR PLACE.

Hughes & whitby have leased at Mont
clair, ~ j.. tho residence at 6 Rydai
place for Youle T. Frazee to Thomas b.
Rhodes for a long term.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

WATSON, Lizzie n, to Ere V Knox, 8
POWELL, Wilson NJ, Jr, trus. 10 Wilson NJ
Powell .,,,.''' ,.:',.', ;'',..''., 'Out
SCHIFFER, Jennie W, Ell al, exrs, to Jenn,
" Schiller ....,,..,,..,,.,,O order OF cOur,
SAME to Jack w Schiller. .. order OF c0ur
SAME 10 sans. Order OF cour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
WEST SIDE DWELLING BUYER.

DR.. A. Stellaller is the buyer OF the
dwelling at rs West Seventy-first street.
sold recently by Slawson & Hobbs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-25
HoraceS.Ely&CO.
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 489 Fifth Av.

SAME TO same ...........,. ORDER OF cout,
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