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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-Th.r. was but It'll. change IN
quotations Yesterday, ana trading was hsn,.
Ghases are mad. as are absolutely nec's-
sary. Tn. feeling is wax s and. buyers ;y.Ts
mad- to sell extras 1T 27iar, 10 daNe,
Without buyers. The uudergrsdes are sun
unsettled snd packing stock l. lover r nr,i
a5is ., 26i.c; seconds 29is g2te! held
EXTRAS. 81 g. nrst'. 20 ; 2GEc; s,.t.
.5t.c.: process .Stras, g3d 2sitv, nrsts
u q .sc.. ladies. current nrstf. 2lc.; packing
stock. current make. 40. - ls'sc'' 40 CO.
ciiEilsE-Th. f..ilnE was still strong
Yesterday. with a lttle wider r9hse on
are I'm held ~ nr m H.,d stock is ,ri1. hrne,
than current receipts. Skins are IL fo2A
asm%na Prices ar.' s snss.a whit Pa.
Average tancy, l5,s i7'.c.; undersrad-s'
itsal5e. Daisies he'd; best Ia IA c Slim.'
iiIigiac.. skins. fresh. good to choice,
iO,s Wiihc;; poor to fair, : q zoe. ...,..
OF &c. all along the line. More fresh stock
L. coming than for some time ana ye.terda!
i?,o4S cases were marked up on the Mercan-
he first four days OF the week nearly ,'"Op
cases. which !. greater Than any wefh H.. irr
fot sc. eggs ana VIII proh'hy get .Hrm
ION u,es; ,hyf was . sTttemS, ~.t
Yesterday and there was c"L-.i'rahtr Uny q
Ing AZ reduced prices Consumption j. IN,
EXTRAS, aonal',i "Nira hrs,s - % -H'i :
nists. s7is a 2So.t seconds 90 Pc frnns! j..
fancy, 2sc.; gathered wh!see. hne 70 ny -
SIC. state, r,rrf%.yania and nearby hon
co'i-s, asn gee. refrigerator, be-, .tu-tc.;
fair to good, % 2tc lower grade 20"
10; European eggs, fresh l2o dozen casts,
fair 10 prime, - q &c: re;r'sesa OF, fa.r 70
live r0uLrRy-rhe m.rk.' was .tred
Yesterday. morning. on the has, - % 4"
o. fyV'p which IL hghN' fhur
tho close Of last week. Chickens we're ali
10, higher, Will" turk "a were scarter tn'
had a wider range. Geese are lover. There
we're /. cars of ireigh, sto h uniodded g.
stock Is not excessive and Viii proba bly,
clean up by the end Of the week. Rec ip,s
last week. Quotations follow; chickens,
nearby, ite,: fowls ~ g lie Oh BOOSTERS;
southern ducks, iic.; seeao, &c. guinea
''n Dnr ss 70 IfS c' stock nnds
an outlet. while the majority Is not fancy.
Their. but few fresh Killed turkeys. and
another week VIII proban My see them off TIC
market. Rocc!rts are lieh;, not being over
last week. Fancy. sof: mented chickens az
scarce and command quotations. while the
general run can be bought shade under
Iced pouitry is In evidence because Of mild
weather. Barely enough old roosters to GO
around. Ducks and gees" irr.gular and slow
trade No change in squads Griueas are
picked, averas. best, -3H@1c.. Western
seald-d, fancy, Che, Ohio ana Michigan.
&C. reNes average best, dry nj sd .2d. ..,
rhi!adelphis broi.rs lbs. each, 81 az 3c
hoN packed Western fowls, du2cu IN hvN. "a
lbs Gnd over isg.; under 81 lbs 10. Bar-
!e.led stock. iry picked. ms, each, t7c.:
BOOSTERS. lac, squahs. primo white, /" its
20 dozen, per dozen, $500 IT,, s.; s1GiI
s slpn,a eSto mar lark ' 800 0 OIL" II r ~
Western slips, lSd lsc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06

:, Lu,ltanla, iln miles east OF SANDY lool q.
10 \ NJ ycs'crdhN.
s. IrnQnoS. 10 miles east o. Sandy rooh 90
s. rI,a SOi milo, east OF SANDY iloo} a. Do
4
5, r.r@uiym ioso miles cast Of Sar"' u'oe
IS Kmscrn AuEuste Victoria 10 mile, ~n,
of SANDY Hook NJ = j. ".
IS Me. ante, 10 miles east of SANDY HuoN -
.lu T. NJ
:, ia Provence, $50 mile. east ot SANDY Hoo.
IS oo,uu. New Orleans. $50 miles uorL...
ol 'rOuu.a- M noon
- Perfection. snhpuc 10 mica c.si of sap,n'
:. san Jaruto. Galveston go miles ca. OF
Galveston bar NJ noon.
- vi sud, Galveston. crossed '.ivcstu" o..
~ BIN l. II
- Vi Alta Galveston, -, uuIes south OF
sand, lioOlt AZ l. 4
~ Guy uf Columbus >avanuOh 80 ul,-.
northeast OF Marin Industry ~ IS J. "
- PWimI. Barbados. 49, miles .o.th %.
sandy lluuH at noon.
- Amrpntc, KINGSTON. go UIl.s south ~
SANDY liouN al moon.
s. Mexico Havana 20 miles south of SANDY
liooh a y "
s. san Marcos, Galveston, G0s mile. south OF
Sandy Hook az y NJ
s. Radiant, Port Arthur, II miles southwest
of DIAMOND shoals a. A NJ
So III oricnte, Galveston, 30 niiles west oI
Tortugas ~ noon
50 City Of Montgomery. Savannah, IS mi,es
southwest Of Winter Quarter al noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
lis s'ENDE<S.
Manhattan.

LEXINGTON Az. W q, bet 90 and 18th SIS,
lot si-Rudolph Wallech Co ast Eugene
tnderhill foreclosure of tax lienl. atty.
SD Az :. DC, :s,h and ..5,h, SITS, 10, a.
Rudolph wsllach co aGt william Hawkins
foreclosure of tax Hem, atty a Wey-
mann. ,
av, lot si--Rudolph wallach 60 sgt Ma
than Feruhacher foreclosure Of tax iion) :
GTii 'iv' e bot asi and aith 49,. lot s1--
Rudolph Wolach 60 agt Rol"rt W Ihand-
Ter foreclosure Of tax iionp. atty. a
e.p sr s. net 7,h and sth az. lot 81
Rudolph walach 60 ngt Sarah LYONS
foreclosure of tax LEM. atty, \ Ney
ssTH ST :. hot 10th & I'm az, ,o' go,
Rudoiph WaliHch .. ~; NJ h".l J
18TH ST. : he, sih g.h ,ay,. To-, u
Rudolph WaliaCh &" - Fg~l"ri,k Pt"r"r
foreclosure Of taN Ncnl' atiS, \ Way
mann.
Rudolph wenach 60 ast VIVA Bei-
shonc foreclosure % tax LEM ATTY. A
18TH ST =. he. IL, & % sv-, h., 40
rudolph wslach Co art Eugene iIansh-
ton foreclosure OF tan l!en> atiy' \ Wey-
sOrH ST. ais w--stephcn II Jee sson.. ,ru'.
aet Irene NJ srhlossbach. = n foreclosure
,- Q, m@r'ssse, s'y J Jsrfson couso,
AIT Edw $ Farnan ct al foreclosure OF
n m91'EsE atty a II w b11,.n; ror.noim
ast Henry Warner - al foreclosure OF
mortgage; atty, N Mayer.
9TH Az re cor -tih st. sox,%,FWa S sa,z
sieder ct a. ,amendei partition. atty. II
s,TH ST, eco 90 42i Flora y Brown ag'
Mary l. Norton ct al tamendei fore
closure of mortgage: attys' stanchhe!d &
ssTH ct. IS. between 10th ana nth avs
lot sT---Rudolph Wnilach 90 vs Michael
J Leonard forecios- mtse). atty, a
18TH ct, si5 E--wnhelm,na Il Gronholz
VS. Harris James 81 al Noreoiose mtge)
atty \ waheneeum. -, .,..o,,
Henry IL brewster vs Mary J hughes
at al tforec,osc mtga'; atty, l. II Tatum
7TH Az, n cor ltSth St. loo1iri0o-
United Hebrew Charities or the cay OF
ny w Jacob II Low"nsiIne ct al ,tore-
g!o'e mtss sttys o %"raoFa oyr2 NIi ( s,r y.
Laura .oppenhe'm tactlnn 20 tor"eIos'
mechanics Hon n;ty, = I Weiss
Marie X Lewis ~ Morris weinste:n, ext
&c, ct al Uorecloss mtse, attys' Rabe a
Keller.
Brons.
through to Tiebout nv. W y, loll1SlOO.l S
irreg-Mortimer Smith rs Marie j ,
,S5TH ST; n W cor Morris az, lossxSo,s-,
A Hnsa ca ''' '' "'
Lot ., map Lott @ Hunt estateI-Jnliu
tition suit: atty, Kahn.
GLEASON Az q, bet Castle Nm and
Almstead nv. " Fired Judge az
Charles Hsimstsdt ct al faction 20 foreco
tax LEM: atty r. ]. Brisaoh.
WASHINGTON Az, l2ta-Martha " Neu
, mann agt Harrisetta Holding Co roreco
of mtse); atty. J Ettlngor
aalST ST, y, bet Barnes and Brentwood
avs, y. Frank Piasecki AIT Kate y
Godfrey ct al foreoos Of mtge); atty
r. l. Brisach,
LOT 10, SEQ II, blk 3iO9-Bnuis Schwarti
Hgt James y Rogers ~ nj lfor"clos OF IA,
llsn); attys, Schwartzman n =
LOT II, sec II, blk Sl09-Samc agt sam'
(forecios Of tax lien); attys. Schwart2maI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
LIQUOR DEALERS MOVE NORTH,
Old Financial District House Leases
on West 18th street.

wall street men will have to travel
up town for their Imported brands of
liquor az result OF n lease signed yes
t.rday. which means the removal OF one
OF the Oldest LIQUOR importers In the finan-
cial zone. A. A. Solomon. Jr. & Co, for
hnir century at "a Beaver street. have
taken through the Duross Company u
ton years lease of tho store, basement
and first floor OF the building at 5S West
Fifteenth street. Tho lease contains tho
privilege OF an additional ten years.
which tho brokers think the importers
VIII exercise. Tho firm Is leaving Beaver
street because OF want of larger space
and the fact that tho wine industry is
now centred near the Chelsea docks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
UPTOWN FLATS SOLD.

WEST l29TH STREET.-S samuel Gold
berg has sold 800 West 120th street.
one of the group of three five story
fats ON the south side OF the block
between ~. Nicholas and Eighth ave-
nue. known as the Mersereau. Tie
house Is on a lot % feet wide and 80. l
feet deep. about 81 feet east of st.
Nicholas avenue. A tract of fifty acres
near ST. James, j.. J., was given In
part payment by the buyer
VEST 49TH STREET.--Robert Weber
has sold COG West Forty ninth street
three story building on lot 25xlo9.5
between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues
EAST 18TH STREET.--W. J. Joyce has
sold for Martha Gregg 3l2 East 1l6th
street, q tive story tenement, on lo'
-i,6sI00il. to James Il, Mailman
THIRD ANENuE,--Jamea Kyle q Sons
have sold for tho estate of Harlan T.
Smith the five store fiat with store nj
".' Third avenue, on plot 2OXl0O, be-
tween Thirty-eighth and Thirty-ninlf
f'rt,tI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
100000 JEWISH SCHOOL PLANS.

basement school building for the York.
Vile Talmud Torah School. Samuel lIy-
man vicc-rresident. were filed yesterday
b. Benjamin w. Levitan, architect II
VIII be located on the north side of
Efshty-fifth street, 67.2 feet west OF Lex
ington avenue. having frontage of 81
fec. and depth Of 1905 feet with d
facade OF brick and limestone In the
basement will be running track and a
gymnasium IN tho cellar. The first floor
will contain tho auditorium, library and
offices: meeting room and tho bal
cony OF tho auditorium will occupy the
second floor the three upper stories con-
tanning class rooms. II will be a fire.
proof building and according to the csti-
mate OF the architect will cost 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, February H.
Receipts OF beeves were 2,3l9 head nearly
all for slaughter. There no trade ia
live cattle The feeling was dull hut steady
Dressed beef continued quiet but steady a.
ledl3Mc. for city dressed native sides; a
little extra beef sold NJ 10.
Receipts Of calves were .01 head, inClud-
ing ~ for tho market. Neals we're steudv
and selling AT sSnSl. per 100 lbs. no barn
yard calves or yCarliUFg OF rcd. city
dressed Neals were steady at lJu igr. Per 10.
country dressed higher at l0n diCv,
Eoceipts OF sheep and lambs wore S.S3i
ing, with the stale stock, "a cars ON sale.
Sheep were steady lambs weak, Tn.
limited offerings were closed out, Medium
TO primo lambs sold at s1.S5uss.35 per
100 lbs bunch " sheep and ycarliny'
mixed NJ f5.25. Dressed mutton steady a.
SmlUhr, per N; dressed lambs quir' a'
II n lio., hog dressed selling AZ ltig u 10.
country dressed ho'houss lambs hlghrr az
sGuSN nor carcass.
Receipts OF hogs v'rn 2,;2s head. in
Guiding "a car for Tho market Prices Toe
a. s9I0 per 100 lbs, rouRhs at 8 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
Butler Hill n Co, Inc, Manhatt capt.
tai $1,000; directors. T. Morris Butler.
George =. Hin ana Jesse j. Low. New York
city,
Israelson Realty Association. Inc. Man
haitian; capital. $1,000: directors, Lena
Isrdolgon, Jacob lsraclsou ana Joseph
I,rueison, New YORK city.
T., r. Bert company, Inc. Manhattan;
capital, $1,000; directors, Jacob 4. Diston.
Sol c. Diston and julius Rosenthal, New
York city.
Stone Avenue Buildins Company, Inc.
Brooklyn; capital, $4,000: directors Hyman
Eotler, Harry Carin and Alex Carl!n,
Brooklyn.
Rose-Mour Construction Company. Inc,
BROOKLYN; capital. $500; directors, Seymour
Rosenberg. Lazarus Rosenberg and Walter
L. Durack. Jr., Brooklyn.
Vintage Realty Company. Inc. Queens;
capital, $1,000; directors. Abraham Vein
field and Fanny Weinfeld, New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

PARK Az. 1905, . str and bsmt--Rudolph
J Muller to Louis schleissner and ano.
yrs from July !, 1907. atty. II ]
Rosenson, l49 ....... $500
COLUMBI Az, 7sS, II str aud Nsmt-MsN
Ramberger 10 James Van DYKE Co. S07
Water st yrs from May !. 1914 80. 5000
CANAL ST. 1i?. all-Ernst plath - REM
Kserkel. 81 Canal st. 1i-i2 yts from
June l. 1919; atty, Chas Rosenberg, q
a Mg,kGrs sr ,i5.ii;' at, AcL-Tsnnio y
Cons, co to DAM Newman. Il Il ssth e..
yrs from Apr Il. l9ia attys, liirsh i.
ssD ST, = gi2 r. ALBANIA Y Garland
TO Geo Froeder, ei2 y 22d 81. sig yrs
from Feb 1. 1914. attys, Thompson, W y
BROADWAY, ass the land MARY CAV
anash 20 Erwin strauss. 10 Arden IT. & yrs
from Nov l, 1918. ............... $40
CATHERINE 81. IS. ut str Or aud hsm'----
Ellen Brown to Antonio Lohauro. i5s
cherry At. . Srs from May J. lsli 5000
|l5sTH ST. t.g-5?s v. nll-Ros- simon 20
Louis Cant-r. 20 w Houston ~. yrs from
juno l, 1914: atty NY kuntG 50 iark
49, 10 a q q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
.,rn rou nRONN APARTMENT.

IiTIl.EN BDTLENARD.--Rich H.
-.p,.' hats r,sold for a client the plot
IS 'fNf-s.fSN Irregular at the north
..-, CORNER Of Southern Boulevard,
...'unn Parkway ana Paramount place.
.. f.. Z" 4. Dwyer Evildins Company
.. ..U improve the site with a sih
.'.. na' Tho same broker sold the
balance OF the block north OF this plot
.n weeks ago to John McNulty' 4
ttrN,E AVENUE.--D. A. Trotta mas
.'d f,' Simeon ". Barber to A. Robert
Munro % plot 5OXsG, ON the east side or
t"hui venue, 125 feet south OF lSotf'
Hrt,.
HGntTTp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sclkin
li -uld for Annie Josephsohn 32Ib
l",.p. avenue, between 2o7th ana
'''tn streets, Il two family brick mousse
IN lot 95NlOO, to Florence j, sullivan
fer uCrupuuCy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES,

The VI. Rosenthai Company has leased
tho store at 10 tn 100 Hamilton place tc
tho Washington Heights Grocery Com
pany. to Rosenberg Bros. space In
ia East Twelfth street. space In ~
West Twenty second stree. to Morris
karp. space to Norris Werbsa in 12s
West Twenty-elghth street. space &c
Gambler Manufacturing Company IN
3 West Thirty fifth street and the store
at the northwest corner OF Sixth avenue
and Thirtieth street to Nine. Nannette
for ten years.
y. Brigham Hall and William u. BLOOD
good have leased tho eleventh floor ir
the Aberdeen Building. at $50 to 1866 La.
fRyette street, 10 the Meyer F'einberg
Company and Gregory weinstein. trading
as the International Press. for long
term OF years.
Louis Schrag has leased the fourth iof,
In 10 East Seventeenth street t. Sjostron
Il IIiggons; the fourth loft In l42 tc
LAG West Twenty fourth street to Reck.
ri,z Bros. and n loft IN $50 and 46.
sixth avenue TO the Star Fur Trimming
Company.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
space In IS East Forty-first street to the
Keystone Hair Insulator Company, n. A
Berw!n. John Palmer and W. st O. FL.
lott, Jr.. and w. n. White. Jr.
l.. A. Turner has leased the five story
building at East Forty eighth street foi
a term of years 20 Feffercorn & Freund
dealers In antiques. One year ago tho
same broker leased the building NJ Eas
Forty seventh street. abutting this pres
cnt lease. The lessees are going to joir
the two houses by building a big freprooi
arcade from one building 20 the othcr, &c
lie used exclusively for show rooms. The
lease is for "A term OF years at $4,000
year.
Mcdowell & Mcmahon have leased q
Harry Scgel GIL to sl5 West iSlst street
two dwellings on plot 60xl0o. The lease
lee FOR fifteen years from March at ar
aggregate net rental Of about $50. 600. Tn,
lessee will alter the property. installing
stores In the ground floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
CHURCH. RECEIVES GIFT HOUSE.

The Rev. Or. George CLARK" iioughton
announced yesterday the acceptance by
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION OF the
gift by Miss Ethel Zabriskie of the Old
family residence at II East Thirtieth
street a three story house on lot 22.3N
$50. The gift is in memory OF her mother,
who died several years ago. The house
abuts on the rear the church property on
Twen,y-ninth street between Madison
and Fifth avenues. and will be used for
parish activities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
ZIG APARTMENT CHANGES HANDS

The Hall and Lund and Mortgage Com
uarv. OF which Eugene Van Schalck Is
president, took title yesterday from tho
John j. Hearn Construction Company to
the apartment house at the south
vest corner of Park avenue anc
SNt!eth street. u IL IA twelve story
building, 100 feet on Park avenue and 90
feet on Sixtieth street. 1t is among
the best apartments on Para avenue. The
property was transferred subject to
mortgage OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
DN1kNAN APARTMENTS SOLD.

Brown Bros. have sold ~ and l6 Ar
den street. two Ave story apartment
houses. each on n plot s0Nl0c.ll. Sew
er;l days ago the house nj 20 Arden
street was sold by them to % buyer who
gave IN trade property u East Orange,
Y. J. The apartment WAS valued in the
trade at $4,000 The three apart
ments We're erected last spring from plans
by D. * H. II Wortu'auu at a cost Of
1880 Each building accommodates
twenty-five families. Thu apartments are
on the west side Of Arden street 1895
feet north Of Maggie avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torUcy,l
SAITH and TAI " aoE Ars'nr

tNIth name ana address or lenders at
torUcyl
S9TH ST 1873 and 1871 W, n $. 1926 . Amstcr-
dam aV. l5xloos. Aug 3, lsl3-Trusyees
churcn IN city OF y y TO chelsea Rsai,9
i.;TH sT. : s. iac5 Sin sv. .Oxspii. Jan JAMS j.
LILO lns Co; ATTY q Co. ii5
iA5TH ST. g SIS SIN ay, .Cxse.ii. Jan -
isCe-sane to same. atty. sam- 300
Lyon Az; 40. go n Grscc ~. SSSiCo
Frances bronson. ATTY, Samuel Bit"rmsn,
p{ iSi, s. IDS So, f fsy i,i6,.
hroran, Inc, 70 MaFs's Knox. atty. Arthur
KnCS i2s $500
t iSH.' Z" or:ayns vi" Wn,h Msao err
MosHOLU PARKWAY NORTH. A2slO e
70 cha.s p;ckinson; atiy-' siimson ( Wi;
INTERvALE Az, cor issd st, runs e
i:5x = Lily W 4o.axse2 20 av n
GO 90 y Trust Co: ATTY, 7 A SNOW. -
SAME rRorEhTY, july Is; isi5 i..,UVG 10
KELLY ST. " cor isSi 1t. runs isi.SS
is to hes SO Jan "ii siss ny ne iGGS
90 to y Trust Co. a;ty. + A snow. 3
FoREsT Az. ii:3,, $. 80 Home q. t'' .SS
$40. Dec u, lsi2-Frank Fischer TO Robt
Mcor4held; atty. W 4 Phelps. 49, "
lesrM ST. sii i. >. ID from oit '"Og $
Franklin ny, iG sN5oNls ski APR &. iaos-
Ssn t,o s@4 INA Bd. ,eF Loan u" Assn S1 n
:, h .G ! rsrsman 1919 80 ,tO0j
Nn hpihsas. p ,,i s', ~ fan. ~ cor
+. cha. q VIM McGeri,v < cam M si5P,
.s Hi s T'' I; = Ss':T 10, csaT rst
IA a "a S,l,t,
snnd Sarah zi.kind; atty. sidney II STUART.
FIE 5 AZ 81 I }sn =. q sSSl',
ni"'cndohi; ATTY. Gustav" Frey 2+2s 30
iisrH 81 li7,iis W ;; ;xico. ii, 's july
~ islo,sol aud Amelia, \ Meyer 20
,7?Tn sr "s''P !,t Day av a..5S 90
nSrry a,,y. Farley ana carstarphen. ii
cATHEp,AL PATHWAY. 200, " cor AN Am
irvins judi. stas Constr co e 10 Harris Harris
N ii.SG.l ~, sno' a'y' Harris o5S
lana, Az .sSxioo July q is5s-RammaaeiSeO f B.
f' cos IL sn sw 10 Nicola rT'maveFa st iSS
M6STGoMER4 ST, '2G-2, v :, runs W a
?ssky ally, ASr W NtPRasa H' "a
s.n 81; Si6 l., : =, s5xs.s. Apr !. ;it1iii"2D
Franbro Realty co to ~ and Angus, a
k-nning; attyR Fsiner & Mass, 100
oILsfRT ri, 1915 ), 2ixiOo. reo T. ISIS iSy,
BERNARD J Depofss TO Carrie La2ar; atty,
g II Friedrich. az Nassau st......... 5000
18Th ST li5-147 ", n ;. 1r.exsse, June 20,
lso2--Pisrson and Anna - Sanford 10
Howcry say bank. stty Spraguo Terry,
- hNaS ..'''t'' 1900 y" H.Vb0
LOTS l7S and lTs. map lig: Benson estate
Thross Neck; lot ia, 2G.2xl33.3X95Nl25.+.
lot lsS. 25XsiS2G,2X77l July -. 1909
Geo and Mamie Costar to Caroline Brown.
address o. iils Castle IlilI aV.....s2. 900
LOTS lS.l%o, map Sec 4. Nyse estate, Apr
IL 19l3-Jos Bergman to Noah FEELS,
atty, VIM orr. 81 Chambers st.,....s37G
JACKSON Az. . s, l59 l66th ct. 6xs7 G.
Jan J. leOI-Wm IA and Cath Nestrock 10
nhiIip Held atty, ny Eberhardt, 30
broad S..,.,.,,........,.,, ,,..,.. 81 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
RESULTS AT AUCTION
Public offerings Yesterday IN Man.
haitian and The RrOnr.
TAT ~ vEsEY STREET.

lat ~ NESEH STREET.
BY Joseph l.. Day.
ls5TH ST, s-2 W. = ISIS " Bwa!, ,3.eN
g?ll, . sly tnt-S - Lockwood. trus, agt
Annie Koplik ct al; due. $40 OsG.te: taxes
e.. $2,7li9I: 20 the plaintiff s+5, 900
lat 3.0s THIRD AVESuEl
BY Joseph T. Day.
PROSPECT Az. 59& 20 5ss. - 1855 II Fox,
SLi0Xl00 two sly tnts s;rs--Morr!s
podolsky agt Israel Weinberg ct al; due
sl6,t20.7i: taxes, &c, $3.50; sub TO two
Mugs aggregatlng S6S.,jo. to the plain
tin Observation-Disclosures, ..,.......SS5,1 $50
By NJ. MorGenthau, IT., & Co.
POPHAM Az. i727, W y. aisA n i7sth At.
2iNi00, sly dwlE-Obad!ah Newcomb ct
al agt Emil johnson ct al: due, -, $3.50 (:
taxes, &c. See5. to tho plaintiff, 81. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
HERz0G TO BUILD ON SAITH ST.
He IL Buyer OF Apartment site Near
Lexington Avenue.

Samuel A. Herzog IL the buytr Of the
rats at liz to lis East Eighty fourth
street, the sale of which by Henry u.
Anderson through Douglas l.. Gilman a
60. was reported on Tuesay. Mr.. Horxog
VIII Improve the site, which measures
Oo.bxl02.2. with nine story apartment
house. This property IL separated by
forty feet from the plot acquired recently
by Bling & Bing at the southeast corner
or Part avenue. which is to DO improved
with an eighteen story apartment house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
TO BUILD BRONX SYNAGOGUE.

Robert Il. In Velle. architect for the
Congregation Judah Haleri Samuel ID.
Reich president. has flied plans for a three
story brick synagogue on the southwest
corner OF Morris avenue and 18Gth street.
with a frontage of 32.10 feet and IA depth
Of Oh feet. Tho cost has been estimated
at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-06
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Richard Goodwin has sold for the
hpckor avenue. a four story double fiat
on plot 3GxlOO. The buyer is an Investor
NcruH 6 May have sold 10 an investor
"a Sterling place, a three story ana base-
mort dwelling, On lot 20x100.
james r., Barry & 90. nave so'u Tor
George Fletcher li13 iiushwick avenue
corner Of MofIat street, three STORY
VIC building with stores, on lot 25Neh u
Il y. Myers.