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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
RROOkLYN LOT BUYERS.

Wood, Harmon & Company have sold in
Brooklyn In the Hyde Park section three
lots 20 John W. Wayland. William II.
Griffin, Mrs. \. Neal. one lot to J. T..
kendrich. L. u. Jarvis. ". *. Volmer
G. j. Menke, r. \. Grady. y. Shell and
Two lots 10 William r. Miller; at Mari
horo, seven lots on West Eleventh street
near Avenue q to T., a. Knowl,on, A. q.
Dell u. ii. Coe, Frank NJ. Purdy, \. q.
Pound, S. II. Wood. H. n. Wood one
Of to r. A. Luton. VI. II. Mallinson. II. -
claywell, II. Thompson, two lots 10 A. w.
Wesley one lot TO John l.. Du Pree, +. c.
Mcknight. +. b. Hatch three lots at the
southwest corner of Avenue o and West
! Eighth street to Mary G. Anderson and
three at the southwest corner OF Avenue o
and West Sixth street to II. l.. and G..
Miasker; AT Kensington Park three lots
on East Second street near Eighteenth
avenue 10 ). L. Brown Il. +. Brown. G. u.
peyton; one lot to James II. Bird. also
lime lots on Seventy-second street near
Nineteenth avenue to w. r. Couch. +. H..
Pascal, j. J. Smith, c, B. Stillwell, Charles
= Genger II, II. Frank. s S. Ellis. II, w.
\ Ellis, NJ J. Logan, and one lot on Nine
tenth avenue near Seventy-second street
TO Thomas +. Cook.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rise, 20 sun sets $50 Moon ~u>. ~
mon WATER THIS DAY.
All AMI Az
SandyHk io'55 GOV Island Ills lIiell GaD-.iN3
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHi 40 Gov Island 5:3olHell Gate. .7i1
Arrived WEDNESDAY. December 81.
s. Pcnnsy wanna. liza mburg. Decemb 20. OF
Fire island az 10 y VI
IS BarDsrossa. Bre men. December 20. on Fire
Isa nj at ~ u. -
SIS I0tsdaIn, 500 4. NJ, Rotterdam. Dcce mber ~
s. Paul raiX. Iij A. NJ Hull December H.
s. san Sllvrs,re, 6lo a. NJ. Avonmou'h. pe~
ccmber II.
s. San rraterno, 0 a. NJ, sheerness. pecems
Der 10
s. Medan. SIS T. NJ. Manchester. December 10
IS la Hcsbaye, 80 a. NJ Antwerp. Deems
Der ~.
IS Danube l 4 NJ. Kingston. December "a.
s. Molina. q \ NJ. Manzanillo December ~.
IS III sud Galveston, December -
s. lhmpasas, key West. December rs.
IS Rio GIande, brunswick. December q.
- City Of Everett. New Orleans. december -
81 Lenapc. Jack son Vile. Dcce mbcr 2s.
s. Hamilton Norfolk December 80
IS Pawnrc. Philadelphia. December 30
IS Kingston Philadelphia. December 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS Cymric. a. Liverpool.
IS la Lorraine, at lIavre.
SAILED FOR NEW YORE
s. IAconla. from Gibraltar.
IS President Lincoln, from Southampton,
:, 81. Paul. from Southampton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
BROADWAY CORNER LEASED.

n. Brigham Hall and william u. Blood
good have leased the two-story build
ing at 24ll to 24l5 Broadway. south
west corner of Eighty-nlnth street for
term OF twenty-on years at an aggre-
gate rental OF S250,O00, to Casper G.
Trepel, florist. who intends putting
conservatory on the roof ana using part
of the building himself and subleasing
the remainder.
Through Edgar A. Manning and Pease
& Gilman the Life Extension Institute
has secured for its main offices for a
term OF years large space on tho tenth
floor OF the Central Building at 20 West
Forty-nfth street, The institute was re.
Taft as chairman of its board OF direc-
tors and Col. Gorgas as consultant In
sanitation and hygiene.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased the store. basement and three lofts
i'm the new eight story hreproof loft build
ING at 3a5 TO a49 West Fortieth street
to the Ridley Candy Company. which has
taken a Ave year lease Mt an aggregate
rental of S32500; also leased the store
al 1875 broadway to the Heinze Elec-
trio Company. the garage In the ~. Men.
olas Rink building, Sixty-sixth street Gnd
Columbus avenue. to Rauch h Lang. and
space in 243 West Slxty-eighth street u
Il. A. Breck
Nj A. L. Hess have leased the store and
basement at 225 Greene street to II BERN
stcIn 4 Son, tho seventh loft In 81 East
Tenth street to j. Resner & Co and offices
In 40 East Twenty-first street to Fisher
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
a floor in 31-33 East Twenty eighth
| street to the Pentacle Silk Garment Com
| paay. ia. -
IT East Tenth street to the Asher Cloak
ana Suit Company: also loft In 6sl
| broadway 10 Albert & Co.. and a loft In
I2s Broomo street 90 the Fred J. Murphy
| Company
Frederick Southack g. Alwyn Ball. Jr,
negotiated the recently reported lease oi
| the store and basement In West thirty
| third street to the Security BANK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
RESIDENCE VALUES LOW.
Declining Prices south Os SSth
street Due tO Trade luyasiou.

That II Is almost impossible to sell
private houses In the Fifth avenue sec
tion below Fifty-ninth street because of
the encroachments of business is a state
nl.nt made In tho appraisal filed yester-
day OF the estate OF Mrs. Nellie G. Plant,
who was the wife of Commodore Morton
f. Plant. ana died at New London, Conn.
on August last Testimony wns taken
by the transfer tax appraiser because
Mrs. Plant owned the property at 25
West Fifty-fourth street
The appraiser fixed the value of the
Fttty-fourth street residence at Sl35,0O0,
basing his estimate on the testimony of
Lawrence u. Gilman. Tho only other
property owned by Mrs. Plant in this
state was a diamond and pearl festoon
necklace. appraised at S1S,7l9. Her hus-
bands interest In her estate, consisting
of one-third OF the personal property
and life interest In the real estate,
was valued at S62,652. Her son. Henry
H. Plant. receives the remainder OF the
estate. The appraisal did rot disclose
the valve OF Mrs. Plants property out
side of New York.
In his testimony Mr.. Gilman said that
the house owned by Mrs Plant was built
by Mrs. George Trowbridge In 1900. She
sold 1t to Mrs. Plant in 1902 for s1s5.0oO
In 1908 Mrs. Plant put the property in
the hands OF Mr.. Gilman for sale ut
S2oo,o0o. She consented to take a
smaller sum. and at the time of her
death tho house was or Mr. Elliman's
books for sale at $4,000.
Mr.. Gilman gave the value of q num-
Der of parcels Of property in the neigh.
borhood OF Mrs. Plants house to sup
port his valuation of $4,000 They
were: IL East Fifty-second street, sold
to Mrs. y. II. keech for s1s5,000: &C
West Fifty -siXth street. now for sale at
$4,000, the property costing over $780,
000; IL to IL West Fifty-fifth street.
sold for II. g. Hollins Mt $4,000 a front
foot and 10 West Fifty-fourth street. n
few doors from the Plant house, sold to
John II. Rockefeller. Jr, ut private sale
on March - last for S205,OO0.
The private house market IL abso-
lutely dead" said Mr.. Gilman. "In fact
il is almost impossible to sell n private
house for occupancy south of Fifty-ninth
street, as business IL encroaching so rap
idly that few buyers of the better class
or private houses would consider n pur-
chase in this district. In all likelihood
the improvements in the house would
count for very little in the event OF
the sale OF the property"
Mr. Gilman said that the property at
AZ West Fifty-third street cost over
$4,000 and can be bought now for
under $4,000. lie named tie following
parcels. with the price under which the
property can be bought 30 West Fifty
fourth street $4,000. - West Fifty
fourth street $4,000 81 West Fifty
fourth street $4,000: "a West Fifty
NTH street. s1S5.0oO; 81 West Fifty-hrst
street. $4,000. and West fifty-second
street. $4,000.
Henry Brady, who also testified in the
proceeding. fixed the value of Mrs
Plants real estate ut slsS,000 because.
he said. Mr.. Rockefeller was buying up
property all around him to maintain the
privacy of the neighborhood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney,l .
STANTON ST, te7, 8 =. 25x7t, Jan 20 1908
atty, Hugo Cohn 10 Asv A......,;s l' 90
BANTER sr. - s. ?sloxsi; Nov 49,
leOg-EIyira Sivori to Anna Lippi: atty,
thas r Zerbarini $40 Bway,.,....,si,oo 600
HOUSTON ST, II 8, 7S.s I'd av, runs y so'sx
+ox l9,2xi%.6x n Nse bN sn 20
u 3 ~ 20. to beg. Dec 70. ieoeLMak
attys, Fslt.nstein " II. sos Hway $1,000
MONRoE at. .?i7, =. al.axst; Oct 10,
l?03-ltanc Lipschit1 70 bertha conn
attys. MAnhsim a NJ. 800 Bwey ~: 400
3aD ST, -, boa6 W 9Th av. lldxoss. July
s, lsOs--Jas NJ and Hannah Hanley 10
Schm'tt 4 Haas. 49, Nassau At. 5000
9CTH s'r. n =, so a Park av ?bNl0l TO- Feb
d, lsgg--Gissla and Rudolph Byek TO
Johanna schroederi atty. y a Hss,sy
SANE = PRoiERTY-Nov l. 1891, same to
ri ~ , SsS an and Ellen = oshcs 10 70
Emigrant Indust Saw Bank: atty. VIM
G orr, 81 Chambers ~, ,,..,....;. 3lo,o9O
MADISON Avw 9; e6ll liIth st. ahx
W Blumsnthai. IS Nassau st, -. $4,000
LORING PL. g. ISL 1891 ut. runs W
* LOBBY eoiix l03lix 81, 10
beg, Oct a. la,2--Carl R"sa 10 Emma
W Wingate. atty. N Williams. 2as Broad,
GnEGNwicH sT Sii.si5' 5 E cor Leroy
5ei.Gl, cor lith 1T, soc.ao!,
s9,Sx25.4xs0xS4 10; West Broadway. .
!, ~ u slssGSsT =, s o.ns, w.:.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01

CHRISTOPHER STREET 49, Daniel ~
Freedman has sold II Christopher
street southwest corner of Gay street. n
fvr story business building. on lot Elk
~ * irregular. to the Hamburger es-
tat", which gave In part payment the
four story and basement dwelling on lot
@uNlpo.1l, at = West l2Oth street. The
Christopher stree, buildirs is leased
'or % term OF years 10 one tenant.
"a IST 18TH STREi:T.--Juius Tishman
sons have rcsold $50 West 18th
eject i've story dwelling Oh lot
.'Nluo.ll, between Amsterdam avenue
asl Broadway. TIL, buyer will oc-
'HH'. The sellers acquired the house
! go - 'oher from James Bradley in an
e. Inusc for the dwelling at 3l6 West
lV'ih street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
NEW REALTY CORPORATION.

Ine ioi"~ins realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
shaw Gardens, Manhattan. capital. $40.
600. directors. Philip j. Mccook. New York
shan, Boync city. Mich.
los East l5?d street Company, Manhat-
tan: capital, $4,000; directors, Emil H.
Fickinger, Montclair, y. j G.crr. n Glass.
brooklyn, and Charles II. Derksen. The
Bronx, New York city
ESSEX Estates. Manhattan: capital. So 900
directors. Joseph /. Bourke, William H.
city
Neroni Realty Corporation Manhattan;
capital 81 coo. directors. J. 4. shea. + !
Erwin aud charles Freloehr. New York
city
Mon"hnt" Corporation. Queens; capital
sInooi directors. Lauretta y. O'Neill New
hofk city. aud william j Hnllenn and
LaurenCe u HlllosfAn. ElushIng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
CASH FOR TENEMENTs.

Joseph r. \. ODonnell has sold the
last two of the four tenements at 320 to
32s East SEVENTEEN street, which he
bought last April from Virginia Dam
ziger and Moses j. Sneudaira. They are
3e9 and aga. and are bought by a client of
A1el A. Olsen, who In August sold the
house at aga to the Jacob Hoffman
Brewing Company. Later in the month
n. Frahire bought the house at 3o6. In
each transaction cash was paid. which is
an unusual feature at this time when
money is so scarce and when the ma =
ority Of transactions are merely a barter
n equities. The houses are four stories
zach and measure IS feet front and 100
Feet deep. They are between First and
Secnnd avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
100000 NEW JERSEY TRADE.

,.oGs Sohlosneer, Inc. has sold for
Edwin l.. Cassel the Beaux Arts apart
n"E's, ~ ar2 Clinton avenue. Newark, to
''ofg" y. Thurber, who gave In part pay
"r''' the property ut $50 Jackson avenue,
corner Clinton avenue. Jersey city, known
~ Ar'anum Han, and also the two two
'n'Iy dwellings, at III and l21 Carteret
avenue, Jersey City The Beaux Arts IL
modern high grade apartment house
obtaining accommodations for eight fam
O'es, The deal involved about $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
nHo>\ DWELLING >oLD.

''ltItS NNENt E.--Dnirl u E,utou
CO. have sold for N, W.stbury PARK
Company lost Morris avenue three
s'ff TWO family dwelling, on lot 2oX95,
h~rNeen l65th and 15Ith streets. The
buyer gave In exchange twenty lots
a. Lakewood Park. y. j., and also
eGht lots at Amilyville, l.. |.
LAST 18TH STREET.--C;. Tuoti a. Co
we sold for the Pierce Construction
company the five story Hat on Iloi
'nNloo AZ 81 East 18th street, corner
o. Prospect avenue
FOREST AVENUE.-G. r. Tuotl & Co
have sold tor VI. Suraceno $50 Forest
avenue, "A three story dwelling on lot
sdN1O0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
OPPOSE CITY's ASSESSMENT.

\ suit to test the right OF the city au-
thoritles To tax the Labor Temple at
Second avenue and Fourteenth street
was fled Yesterday In the supreme Court
10y the church extension committee of
the Presbytery of New York. owner OF
the property. The complaint says that
the property Is exempt from taxation
on the ground that IL Is used for relig-
ious and benevolent purposes, but the
hand and building have been assessed for
the present year AT sl2o,000, and they
were also taxed In 1912.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
SALES IN BROOkLNN.

Leonard Vaughan and Charles Bar
tram & Co. have sold the four story brick
nat al 800 Putnam avenue TO a client of
Benjamin Schwarts.
Joseph g. Peck has sold 10 Agnes w.
Connolly 34s. $50 and 354 East Thirty
Nth strset, near Tilden avenue; three
TWO family houses on plot. 6oNl00. Paul
A McGolrick acted as broker.
The Samuel Gal!tzka Company has
sold for the Shlikerman Realty and I'M
Wovoment Company STA Seventy-third
',ree,, Two story two family brick
house, on lot 20xl00, 10 Charles r. Wes-
ton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
PLAN wEsTCHEsTER HOSPITAL.

The Supervisors Of Westchester county
ave voted To buy 225 acres in the town
" North Castle for the erection OF a
hospital for handling tuberculous pa
ue1,s, Tho property will cost $4,000
Aha tho hospital about 100000 Two
hundred beds viii be provided for, The
~" y hien and dry and seven miles from
"e 4Ine OF the Harlem Railroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for 70.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, partly
cloudy to-day, tomorrow, clouAys
moderate east ana northeast winds,

For eastern New York; partly
cloudy to-day, Tomorrow, ciouaya
moderate east and northeast Winds
For New Jersey. partly cloudy today
cloudy and warmer tomorrow; moderate
north and northeast winds
For northern New England. fair and colder
to-day; cloudy and warmer to-fnorrow; mod
crate north and northeast Winds
For northern New England. partly cloudy
and colder to-day; cloudy tomorrow; mod
crate east winds.
NEW YORK. Jan. Vigorous storr, centres
were present yesterday over Alberta and on the
coast OF Oregon. with high winds along the
north Pacific coast and moderate TO heavy
rain in the Coast states and lighter rain east.
ward in the plateau states.
Rain continued In the south Atlantic and
east Gulf states and snow In parts of Ten.
nesspe
II was generally cloudy elsewhere east Of the
Mississippi River.
Lower temperatures prevailed in tie lake
| regions. northern New York and In the south
Atlantic states and a cold wave was moving
eastward over Ontario. with temperatures 30 or
more degrees below to the north OF LakA
Superior.
Freezing weather extended south ard into
Tennessee and North Carolina.
| In this city the day partly cioudyi iitti@
change of temperature: wind. fresh northeriy0
| average humidity. 81 per cent: barometer
corrected 20 read TO sea level, o. A. NJ. 90. i1l
, p NJ $40.
The temperature IN this city Yesterday, a.
! recorded BY the officiai thermometer. Is shown
4 l. L. - Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01

YORK. Pa, Dec. Sl.--A year In Jail Is
the penalty Roger Dorsey OF Peach Bot
tom township will pay for a nap he took
In ST. Joseph's Methodist Church. Dorsey
broke into the home OF David Torbert
in Peach Bottom and stole q razor and
some money then lie broke the lock o.
the front door OF the church and made II
bed Of one Of the pows. lie was found
sluinber!nG there ard was arrested.
He was sentenced by Judge Ross TO
day for the two crimes, tho c, arso
brought by the church being set down
a. forcihle SntSy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01

- Minneapolis 80 miles east Of Sandy hoot
$ New Iurk. $50 miles east OF Sandy Hook -
~ \ VI ,. ,,S A
noon. $500 -. ,..,, xy..,, "A
s. caroline. Ito miles east Of Sandy HOOK 81
). Thems,ocles, i..75 miles east of sandy Hoss
s. Kursh. Loss miles cas-, OF Sandy Hook 81 40
l. "
Ss creole. Sew orleans. 1876 miles south Of Sandy
IS Maracas. Trinidad. ?ss miles southeast OF
- Ienare. Jacksonville, on Winter Quarter a.
80 T. NJ 80 ,, Ut,
5, itoJuol-, Turks, Island, $50 miles south OF
"'s -" i..ucr1rzs Vera Cruz, Ia miles north OF
Jupiter ~ /. NJ. ,-.,c..
~ Autllla, IhnplCo, VIZ nlIra SoHth"tNl OF NhpS
<. N"hiwk' Jacksonville - mites north Of 81
Johns bar A. J. NJ, -
:. cry oI COM. .ou,, Sa"nnnan, n uiies sou'h
w,ei o.! Diamond shoals AZ y. Nj.
=, ely of Men phI~, savannah, ca n'es norm
northeast ~ Diamond shoals at moon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
PAN-AMERICAN BUILDING PLANS.

p..tneihtative plans for the Pan American
'teun'he which may be erected on the
80 bounded by Broadway, Eighth
,unie' fuIy-s"venth and Fifty-eighth
ro.. w. were died late yesterday after
,,VuI WIN tho Bureau of Buildings. De-
OF the structure will be found
"""' on another page OF this paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
BUILDERS BUY IN QUEENS.

Meruk & May have bought from
Phulipp Vollmoeller n three story frame
dwelling on plot fronting 100 feet on
Forest avenue and 1875 feet on Madison
street. Ridgewood The new owners will
improve the site with apartment houses.
In part payment Mr. Nollmoeller takes
the four story Hat at the southwest cor
uer OF huickereocier avenue and Eidert
street. on lot 25yioo. The transaction
Involved about $4,000 Schrieber n
Yves hall were the brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
suRROGATEs' NOTICES.

STRONG, HELEN FRisBIE In pur
Of an order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler, Surrogate OF the County Of New
having claims against Helen frlsbie strong,
late OF New York city. New York, deceased.
to exhibit the same with vouchers thereof 10
tho subscriber at his place of transact ting
business at the office OF his attorneys. oiln.
Clark 4 Phelps. at No. 80 Nassau Street.
borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York on
or before the first day of July next. Dated
New York, the nrst day Of December lsis
CLARK A. PHELPS, Attorneys for Executor.
81 Nassau street. Borough Of Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01

Douglas j.. Gilman 4 Co. with Seton
Henry and Douglas Gibbons. have leased
the dwelling Mt l67 East Seventy-fourth
street to George G.. Clark. Jr., OF Clark.
Dodge n Co.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for long
term to George Crocker. Jr., for Mrs John
A Macarthur tie two story and basement
dwelling, eighteen feet wide. at 1863 East
Scventy-eighth street. The new tenant
will make extensive alterations to the
house, adding another story and making
many internal improvements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
NEW REALTY FIRM.

William u. May and Charles r. Burrill
have formed copartnership for the
transaction OF "A real estate business at
Iio Fifth avenue, under the firm name of
william H. May a. Co. The corporation
or Henry -. Winans x May will he dis
solved by stockholders consent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01

BUYER OF MONROE BUILDING.

william A. Parke In the buyer OF
the Monroe Building. at to 10 East
Fifty ninth street. reported sold yester-
day by Daniel Birdsall & Co for the own
ers Building Company, Samuel "A Her
zog president. Two acreage properties
In BELLE Haven. Greenwich. Conn, we're
given in part payment.
NJ. Diamonston In the buyer OF the
five story fiat at the southwest corner
of Stanton and Goerck streets. reported
sold yesterday by Heller & Sussman for
a Mr. Pine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
LIS PENNENS.

BROOK Az. =. ls41l Il OF Wcstchrste-
AZ s7lHs H.: irreswAmsrixsan Rnp,'s !
Kitchen ct al foreclosure of mortgage !:
attys Perkins 4 Butler
wHIrLoCK Az. 5. a4s 70 Of Hunts
,iohn + Bezold ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; attys. Ferris e stcrck.
lt6VH ST, . cor 81 av, s.jx13 sarah
closure % mortgage; attys, Gettuer.
simon 4 Asher
BAlNBRIDGE: Az. -, 80 {, OF is2a
Minnie Sternlicht ct al toreciosure OF
MORTGAGE; attys, Hamilton, Gregory 4
,,d rTsee sP u 10, "a, man v,,ss. o, wake
heid, Bronx-onver Dayi. a, al aEt
Antonio Berdalamenti ct al foreclosure of
mortgsgeJ; Rttys, Frankenthaler q kauf-
esn Sr. 10 w-Theodore Hansen. trustee.
agt sarah Williams ct al foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE: atty NJ Boriand.
Central Mortgage Co agt Rrederco 81.
vestri ct al foreclosure of mortgagept
iOTH ST, " cor Cd ~. lOSxIs-,Eellns
Brewing Co agt Albert Mlelke ct al fore
closure of mortgage atty. Il cohn.
l23D ST. =, $3.50 OF LIST av, ls2xlOO IL
Charles Corn ct al agt charles Meyers , ct
a, n0Is sSS TSrn OF m nsMias "'' Els
CAULpwELL Az. 69i-Mary Ambrose agt
Moilis Mainik ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage o ssIy 7 HSaksr' cor Old Pos,
IS OF above. ak Samuel Keller sst
John Bogsrt ct al foreclosure OF mort
chE HEIR ST 81. iss~Rosn Ro,enteld as.
mortsare)i atty. y sieeselsteln,. o.,
:paAv, so,omon Hs, henrietta Goeset,
ct I'll foreclosure Of mortgase): attys'
| Baylis q sanborn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
No,cinrnts Of Naval Vessels

WASHINGTON De-. 81 The p''r ho'
rived ~ t,uautandnlo. the haitlvsn!ls l'uG'si
and New Hampshire al Sugfulk.
The .rulscr Buffalo has sailed from -
Yorl. for Bridgeport and tho DESTROYER MARA"
from New York on trial run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
NEW BUILDING FOR the BRONX.

The only plan filed for new buildings
in The Bronx was filed by V. Bonagllr.
architect, for one story brick store,
25.Sx6s.l on the north side of l40th street,
IS feet west OF Southern boulevard. for
Joseph Matala at a cost of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-01
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
public Offerings YESTERDAYS Ia Man
haitian aud The Brous.

lat ~ NEsEY STREET
by Henry Brady.
b6Tu ST 327 W, y, 306.3 W SIN ave.
ls.sx10o.j, three sty dwg--Wm IL Davis
Free Industrial School for, Crippled chill
dren agt A j Gormlcy ct al; due. SO
o92.ee; taxes, &c, $4,000; adjourned to
January s.
lat s2os THIRD AVENUE
by Joseph y. Day.
NELSON AVE. 1911, W g, 1894 n Boscobei
ave-. 1G.sxeb.Gx1S. 6xs7.7. two sty dwg--
w Broderick agt Regina Heineck ct
al; due. ss82.71; taxes. &c $3.50: to the
wEEKs AVE. issj.' ;, 'iisd ST. scS
%, two sty dws and str--North Side
Saygs Blk agt Emelie Kramer ct al; duo,
sbsIs2o: taxes. &C. s2s6.G7: to the plain.
tiH Tor ............ ,th,bVV
BY Henry Brady.
1s3D ST, ass Il. .. 1888 Washington
ave, 1s.3xlO0. two sly dwg-M r 4 Bur
dick. extrx. ast r A Downes ct al; due,
s3.esb.67. taxes. &C. $751;: to the plain
tim for ....................... $4,000
BY James l.. Wells 4 Co.
STEBBINs AVE. 1881, n 8. 154.a W
Chisholm ~ 2Asx4s 1xt6. 1x2o 9Sss.1i,
three sty tint and str---John Bussing. Jr.
ct al, agt j LAMBERT ct al; due.
fs.ils.t3; taxes, &c, etsss1: to the PLAZA
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MECHANICS LIENS.

uEuuEN Az. 643 and I'd NV, BURLINGTON
p"i,,an Heating 4 Engineerlns 90 agt
Henry Henry Maui and CHARLES Wilheim own,
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, l.aGNi 70 oayner and contractor .ssoo6
,,sru at iss E-George LANCER ast Frog
Tss. Holding Co, owner. Jack.cn
I'LL ST. IA W and i2ath ". $50 "
i1IIaahn Snccrkei A co art frederick Hol-
Son. , n.nar and contra ctor q 500
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