davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1914-12-15
CH|LDREN'S PLEA
T0SANTA CLAUS
Hundreds of MiSsiveS Bearing
Christmas Requests CON-
ing to The Star.
WRITER'S ONLY CHANCE
FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY
Letters May Be Inspected by Any
Person Who Desires to Con-
tribute Gifts.

.., c.e.
tiloute Uiils.
p., , ,... e.,,..-- s.,,o,.
as fast as the postman can bring them,
in the hundreds of letters which the
children of this city are sending TO
Santa Claus in care of The star Up
7 until several days ago not so many
letters had been received, but begin
ming with Saturday every mail has
hroupb, latter oftar 1a.+er until cant,
,raus. noo;1hox =; t, 80 o,-areo,,i,o
i''i"oA - iuii ~ oNei iiloN ms
me star "ishes TO announce thaf Ii
Is i'll no sense Santa Claus. and has no
facilities for complying with the re-
INT are COMING III from 'he
chiidren- Ihe letters that have been
received ana that VIII be received are
open to inspection by any who may
desire to see them. and act upon them.
but will he .urr.d o,.. g., a. GO
-, ,,,.l:.. - '''
i'ies ior h"''l actloh-
IN all sorts of envelopes. on all sorts
pi papel. Writteh IN every style OF
hdndwrltinG that a beneficent school
system taught the children as the years
we're passing. the letters are coming
is no criterion of what the contents
tains a bit of paper. for instance main
ly not meant for the euyeiope and a
white envelope may hold a pink letter,
Santa Not at All Particular.
q
- ~. -. -, 'ii M
-. -. -; ~, = i'o' p"i tieui,'r
do..,,-, - j., a. -. '''"' 'ie
is yr..1,ad ST ,.I,,,,s i''' lam
- - 9pei.eu H'htd tia"s' or santa
NlauSt, OF even santa ClOuSe." inst
so long as ne learns what the writer
Wants for Christmas. Even if the
stamp is pinned on with two pins. to
make sure-as one stamp was on one
letter received by Santa Claus secrc-
tary at The Star-W hat differenc. doe
that make: As long as the post office
doesn't.
If You don't give 1S Son,atbip,
.Santa Claus, we won't get anythin.r.;
is the plea Of the ma jority of tbc ist-
ters. and one in reading them mud
Ted and chiIdisbfy Written as tha, rug,
is impressed with the fact that nar'
iraps there is more truth than its on
eposite-commonly called "poetry,0in
the statement. Already MANY grorr
ups and children have incurred ~ Tbo
Star as to several of me Ietters mi,
iished last week.
IT an, . 1i++, .;,
anI If ,.o,, ,,i,I -, 49,, oiu,
this lit1Ie girl freferri,s, 80 o,;.
OF a LETTER of . litt1a CIV, .sl~in -
long coat, 7 tbi,L ,-i,1
zInake her bannv also ,,x,s.1f Chris,
-. -. ' I'm
-ii''H uaS' pS sehuihs her some things.
My sister has long coat, size fifteen
Years, and If she is large enough I
YiH send it to her
letter has been sent TO this would
2e santa Ciaus giving her the informa-
tion she desires. Ito make her happy,
Lasse myself, which is the true spirit
OF Christmas: there isn't the slightest
doubt about It,
rev OF the letters. typical of all.
~ioHow: WhiIe rev OF them are un-
couoleuiy written by Weii-to-do chill
dren just Tor run, the great majority
OF thein are written Dy children of par
ehtS VINO are out OF work
One one SAYS:
B Dear ..t santa
my is o1lt of u-nrly =
Evening star., 1914-12-15
Spirit of Childhood.

Childhood's heart is i'll the following:
-'-Dear Santa Claus:
How are you. 1 hope you are well. l
-wDi tell you what l want A doll a
story book. a pink and blue hair rib
bon, a doll bed and u little candy, or
anges, apples, nuts and game. Please
If you can't bring all of them. bring
some. l am a little girl six and a half
years old. Tell Mrs. Santa Claus hello
for me And please bring my little
baby sister a big teddy bear
Honesty shines from Il postal received
follows:
Dear Santa Claus:
please send me a pair of roller
skates. n sled and some little toys.
Next year will try to be a good boy.
And forgive me-"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13

(Wlth name and address % lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13

$3.50 ST. " cor Dawson st. 1?.lxtoiio--
Rogers Place Realty corp to city Mtg Co.
Is Wall st. Aug II. demand. sp G. atty.
T. \ SNOW. Is Wall st............f $4,000
1s3D At cor Rogers pl, TeSl0O-Same
to same. Aug. IL. demand 6 p c.; same
issD sr. IS. ~ e Rogers pi. i3xioo-ssme
to same Aug. IL. demand, y c.. same
CLEVELAND Az. " cor Baker sv. it5Sioo
Max Wulfsohn to Eastchester Savings
Bank : Sd av Mount Vernon, y y,
Aug II. . yrs p c. atty. U S T q & T
80 Az. S0ss. " g. .6xi0o--uarris n Gold
man to Leo Ltsinsky. l22e Park sy. pr
mtg $4,000. Aug 10 instslls p c; atty.
r r Co. l7g Bwey ........... -. 900
LOTS 90 md 9os map Gleason property
pacob Oxen 20 Chas Oxen, 500 r lsoth
IT, Aug H. due Jan I. 1917. 4p c. atty,
7 q a co, l76 Bway .......... $500
CLAREMONT PARKWAY az. n ~ 3s6X
- Jennie walker 80 John " Schsdel.
40 Clarenot Parkway, Aug |, due Feb
I. 1919. G., atty, John Schadcl,
no Claremont Parkway. ......... . 1880
lt5TH Sr y 100 Stebbins av. son irreg
Angel Construction 20 20 Samuel Kadin.
$500 ith nv, Aug ~. due oct /. 1911,
= g. atty, herman. 3iG BWBy.. s.. 900
l3STH ST. Brown pl 81 pN6b-- Louis
Wicrkc 20 Emigrant industrial Savings
bank. ~ Chambers at. July 30. vrs
y e, atiys. u a . Gorman, 81 cham
hers st ................. ...... t22 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Supreme Court-Appellate Division Re
supreme court Appellate Term Recess
suprcm" cour,-Speciai Term.--part i
betore H"ndrick, J.--Litigated motions-i,
matter OF Burden. ., matter Of Wooilawn
Road D. ldcwellyn Realty vs. Mccullough.
= De Alnugesray, " Amer vnnadium Co 3,
ciard"llo vs., Atlantic stevC~oring, !. Sano.
witch vs Hoiender Co :. Hyman "
m nocEi H. 49, a. r%9er vs. Rnppert TO- ss.
- matter Of Young 10, Rosenst"in -
S:raus vs. MASH shoe; ls matter OF Abrams;
IT, Wnt>rr "f piv.k 20. niattcr o. Kenealyi
:, NsNe g JsnGuS McTna'ra FL Mgr.} 5
i,cy ~ Berkeley - Levy v Gotdberger; o..
,AS ""ntinen; u"' '"Si vs. r"nLnif.
patrick. IS Hlrshcnhau.e " seidman 80
DE GrssForio - Lev. 80 .nmo vs. M,o.el,
man: 81 kingsland W. Hccht. "a Howell
Ir o, I' ,nr"I'ey s'e.i Canst as, Earls y.
Bank " Ensign Realty u.s. Sadowsby ".
TpT h ~; W.snisr y, ~, wagner 40, .u,,ter
son " Hnsson; a. Lloyd " silverthorne
~ Mayer =. l.o'fNct; a. briggs - Gou-
vs. Gootman ~ Roman cath prph Asy IS
scott, %. samo 20 Narasco. 81. matter ~
King -, Aeram. vs. Abrams. q: slav!u
vs. SlRwin ~ matter ~ King o. matter
q Cheh,a nikor rhGlcm: -. scckoska 9.
Co On. same vs same Al NcCSrthy 80
Domino Motion i GO; 81, Allison VS. Helnze
God az Galconda Realty vs Elstone PIX
neeity: 81, Marsh vs Ward; g. BATS IS
TT ~ wall; N, Gulir - E,s.ern Di., Dyc
Wks; - Pr"nfGn 's Amer Chem Edu". e,
K'rwin - iInrh; -. Ernst W Nixon =,
s6nro"io Court. Special rerrn.-p,r, II
nofot" scahury J court opens A. 1850
Sn"50Ea'o's Court 'hanhors -neforo 20.
t1,'n. : cour, opons at $50 \ NJ WIN,
~ ,pr"h'to- 'Margaretha Rls'tu. David
Mnr,rh, ,t,ua,nsst Muller REM =. HalL Aired
"i.v Court -fpecinl Term Par lie,
t1r" Smith. 7. court opens AZ IN A. NJ
Psrt u n.'or. Smith. =. cour, open.
A. % 4 - Cv p1r'a matters
KINGS COUNTY.
| supreme 'ourt--Appellats Division
/ ond Judicial Department. Recess
supreme ourt--Appellste Term Recess.
supreme Court-Special Term Betor,
T,n1 .ir,"n. ~ Court oncns At 10 \. NJ
} Ex pst,e matters -
- supreme ncour, Special Term Trial. -
Per- s Ill H Eo%1, r,,,, r ,,,
until the nrst Monday IN October
C3unty GLourt-.Iriminal Calendsr-Par
+ For FSTSis, GoTyi opens a. u
Abraham KatkN. assault; Charles Polman
at, sr Icy; Enrico Saturno, assault
D. Part IL Before Herman, J For trial
ammo, assault; Angelo tertoione. murder
Conrad Van Horcko, or ley.
Trial term adjourned until october Mo
tons returnable and orders signed in Par
surroga,es court-Beroro x.tchnm. g
Court opens az 10 A, NJ in the Hall o
Records second floor Accoun,inss-P.r I.
Nilson. y o,msr Kopsch, Philip Hopkin.
Ktllett, Adm'nistrations-Msry sullivan
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

srPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK THOMAS j CAULF1ELD Plain.
I'm. against IDA NJ. CoNKLiN and others.
Defendants
In pursuance Of judgment ~ foreclosur.
and sale, duly made and entered In tn.
soih day Of July. 1914. |. the undersigned.
he Referee In said judgment: named will
sell AZ public auction, at the Exchange
Snlesroom. Nos. li-lG Nesey 81. IN the
Borough ~ Manhattan. city OF New York
on the eSth day OF August 1874 az Il
kESNELI.N. Auctionee-. the premises di.
rected by SAID judgment 10 be sold and
therein described Hs follows All that certain
lot. piece or parcel OF land, with the building
lying and being In the Borough Of Man
haitian. of the cay Of New York In the
County and state OF New York bounded and
described a. follows; Beginning at a point
distant one hundred and seven 900 feet
easterly from tn, northeasterIy corner Of
columbus Avenue and Ninety nrst stree .
running thence nor her!y. parable with CO.
lumbuS Avenue Hnd part OF the distance
through party wall, one hundred feet eight
line Of the block thence easterly along said
middle line Of the block eighteen tsl feet
. thence souiherly. parallel with Columbus
Avenue one hundred feet eight and oue-ha Il
Nine'y.Hrs' street. thence westerly. along
the same eighteen Gb feet to the point or
place OF beginning.
Dated. New York. August ard 1914
toHN T 'QCtNLAN. Referee
JOHN IL REGAIN, Attorney for Plaintiff
2s3 Broadway, Manhattan New York
The following il q diagram Of the prop
/ er;y 70 ne sold Its street No Is 81 Yves,
Nlne'v .hrs' street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

MARGARET NJ FRITZ. apartmen, house
IN bankruptcy by creditor. It. was alleged
that while inso'yen on July : she trans
ferred AN apartment hous" a. 3o-3:
charles street. corner Wdycrly place. to
Mary Bunkenburg
DAVID KOHAS CLERK - Rutsers stree, hled
petition m bankruptcy: liabilities. sac;
no assets 4 large part " the liabilities are
Tor indorsing notes Of samuel kohar.
Schedule. Fitted.
BYRNEs LUMBER AND MANUFACTURING
.OhpohAlhi99M. ,.' East Eish,y,siSm m
MARMoR & BORAL BROS INC. wholesale
dealers 30 butter and cheese. iH9's Duane
liabilities Of $50. nominal asseis Of s3.;s
and actual assets of Si3-I
Receivers Appointed.
DALE co Judge L'ubb has appointed James
tric light fixtures. io5 West Thirteenth
street. with authority 10 carry on business
900. actusl selling value said to he no, more
than $4,000 The company has large con.
tract Tor clcctri" Lighting fixtures IN the
Equitable budn. which - believed 20 he
coNCRETE FINISHING co Judge Grubb hs.
appointed Allen X Memhard receiver for
no Concrete Finishing Company. ), West
Fifteenth street: bond. 81 90, liabilities.
Newark, y j.. and Chicago
Made Assignment.
FREDERICK H. MILLS Judge G-ubh ha.
granted discharge from bankruptcy ia
Frederick II. Mills. who did business a. the
Hamlln supply COMPANY lol Warren street
Liabilities we're ssh. Nc was formerly
sales agent ior New York state prisons and
was removed 10y COY. Sul1cr
Discharge Granted
WECHSLER WOODEN COMPANY "a Essex
street. assignment TO Alexander l. Hahn
IN" company was Incorporated IN September
1910 with capital stock Of 'l,"N l.. Wcch-ei
il president
HENRY RoSENsTEIN wholesale dealer II
toys and novelties. 40 Broadway. assignment,
TO Morris u Arnold Nc began business n
lNN,.
Composition Confrned
KEYSTONE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Juig" ''ruhb confirmed composition viii
creditors
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Cotton states Weather,

For North Carolina. local thunder showers
9 o day: generally fair tomorrow moderate
winds, mostly southwest.
For South Carolina. local thunder showers
o.day except fair near the coast. generally
fair tomorrow. moderate south winds
For Georgia. Alabama and Mississippi.
local thunder showers today and probably
70. morrow. lisht shifting Winds
For Louisiana. local thunder showers 90
day and Tomorrow. cvcep, generally fair IN
southwes, portion. moderate south einds on
the coast.
For eastern Texas. fair IN south local
thunder showers IN north portion to-day
and probably tomorrow, warmer to-day In
northwest portion. moderate south winds on
the coast
For western Texas generally fair to day
and tomorrow.
For oklahoma. unsettled to-day, probably
local showers fair to-mo-row. warmer
For Arkansas. unsettled to-day ana to-
morrow; probably local thunder showers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13

The Russek Fur Company, which oc-
cupies the store IN the building at 362 and
db4 fifth avenue. has leased the first
moor In the same building for ten years
at yearly rental Of about 10000
cross Brown were the brokers'
;. Ossood Fell q Go. have leased a
moor In - West Thrty-cighth street to
MISS DericksOn, formerly in the Cattle
building at 1873 Fifth avenue.
The Duross Company has leased the
second loft at 81 West Thirteenth street
to Louis Erbe store a. 80 Washingion
street for the buval Company tp Jo-
seph Campbell. and the store at 765
Washington street TO Il. Sarasohn
". & j. Hess have leased the fourth
loft "A; - East Tenth street to c. Tu-
rano. the sixth lof: az l3l and 1873
wooster street 10 Joseph Zindler and part
OF the third loft at lag TO li6 Wes,
Twenty fourth street to the Butterfly
Dress Manufacturing Company
Henry Trenkmann and s. Alvin Piza
have rented the ninth loft IN the new
building at 81 to 60 West Thirty-nfth
street to the Star Embroidery Company
for i've years.
The A. y. Gittermsn Corporation has
leased the six story and basement build
ing at 100 and 14o Sixth avenue to the
Pasbach Voice Lithographing Company
The building was occupied for twelve
years by the julius Ben COMPANY
Samuel IL Mart-l has leased for Eliza
J. Arkenburgh the second floor IN 1883
Broadway to the Webster Employment
Agency
Peasa & Gilman have leased stores in
~ West Thirty-ninth street to + Luce
and l.. 81 Leon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED

slawson Hobbs have rented 3Ol Yves.
Seventy street for Mrs J. FAIR.
five story American basement dwell
Ing, for a term OF years to II. \. Hadley.
Shaw q Co. have leased for T g Ca
lardl the three story dwelling at 35S West
i23d street to Harry H. Finn.
Miss Mary Scharswood has rented her
residence at 1I9 East SeVenty-second
street. a four story house between Lex
ington and Third avenues, TO George
Crawford Clark. Jr
Pease * Gilman have rented the three
story house AT 1913 East Sevcnty-eighth
street 10 Mrs +. NJ Stowcll
Pease a Gilman have leased for a term
Of years for George T.. Jones and others
the house at sol Madison avenue to Mrs.
Rehecca Wall
Houghton Company has leased for
Zachary T. PirrCy the four story and
basement dwelling. at 300 West Eighty
ninth street to Mary Stajer for three
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13
Army and Na,y Orders.

WASHINGTON Aug y M army order
we're issued to-day
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations we're
chartered a. Albany yesterday:
No sol West il3,h street Incorporation,
Manhattan. capital. 10000. directors. Edw,
4. Powers. John \. Terry and Louis J
Zaunderer. New York city.
The Argonaut Realty Corporation. The
Bronx; capital, 10000: directors, Jos q
SWitzer. Isaac \. Levy and walter l.a're
Sew York city.
The SonVil Holding COMPANY Inc
Bronx, capital. 81 900. directors, Nathan
Wilson Harry Turek and Hubert Hoseteld
New York city.
The Gauton Realty Company New York
capital 5000: directors, &. ". Carroll
Mar I. Collins. The Bronx. Anne l.. car
roll. New York city.
Tho EgAl Light Company, Brooklyn, cap
itaL s. 900, directors. Max Heitsener. Hole"
Heitsoner. New York ,Itv. Moses schwartz
The Bronx. New York city.
The Belbar Realty tump!ny, Brookiyn
capital $1,000. directors. Abraham Lcvin
Harry Latsow and |. Iile, The Bronx. New
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13
ANOTHER PARK AV. APARTMENT
ih'i fourth -, Corner Leased From
New York Central.

Two N.P York state Realty and Ter
.' Company has lca>,d for "A long
' ''tr- he northwest corner or
cog fourth street and Park avenue "A
PROV '-'Nloo feet, Ia the recently incor-
'.". -Four Hundred Park Avenue
ANS. , Fullerton Weaver president
IS property win be improved with a
."E'" story apartment building, TO be
.rsf4y ioy occupancy October !, 1915.
.'. Nctwnrc are now preparing
INV "a" new binding, which viii be
very highest type. containing but
'I nru'~ 20 the floor Of fourteen
Voc" rooms each. The oNtcrior viii
'.' r"l} ~ limestone The general
'.' i'r tho now building has been
awarded 20 no Fullerton Weaver Realty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SaIrsroOW.


WAKEFIELD PARK. Workers. y. N--I.Ru-
rel pl. :. e03.2 n Wakefield pl &c 3Ns4
irreg, vacant vol sale Helen smith
li SaIioE sT s sc ". +, isi Bro,d1ay'
5OxioOil, six story apt. house Abraham
Davis ct al agr . u Smith ct a., due,
u?.4O5Os. taxes. g., $1,000; pr mtg so.
lsTH ST i2S V. =. 2s5 Az r. :5x
i03s, five story INT and stores Florence
KAMA Bgt Geo Beuifeldt 81 al, pHrti-
ton; 20 Geo Bendfeld' party In lu'cr.
By samuel Marx
LEXINGTON Az 1860, cor l0sth
6ON75. three sly tnts ami stores and two
sly uorcs-C NJ Cohen 81 al agt Rose
I.uknhter ct al; duo. fe.l75.j3; taxes, 81,
s267 90; sub 20 NJ mtg OF $50 oOo-to
Arthur VI Wiener for .-......... s10,3eS
Py VI. Morgcnthau. Jr.. Go.
18TH ST, 3l5 r, n +, 40 LIST az, 20Ns2
sty dwlg-N X GrunholZ agt n \
James ct al; due s2,779 taxes g..
siO2 Os; pr mtg $4,000. 20 tho plaintiff
ny Henry Brady.
l3lST ST, So T.. n $, i2i Park Az. 2jx
sgll sly tnt-H r Molter az Fortu.
rnto D'unofrio ct Al, due, S2l.55G II .
taxes g., s1is9i, IN The p!aintln
for ...... -........ ............ $50 400
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Anartment on l23d St. d---Hannah
Elias Sells a House---Park Ave.
Corner to Be Improved

rsrs~.. 'rom brokers Offices yesterday
,,...,..l THAT business is much more ac-
49,. cham 'Ne trading OF the early days
,.. .,,al would lead one to believe.
...,-,ueut house on i23d street passed
Got, hands Yesterday and through
.rs r.rg of papers Of Incorporation II
ca. learned that Hannah Elias who hs'
...,l prominently i'm the newspapers sew
al .,.H- ago. has sold tho northwest
,... os Amsterdam avenue and ll3th
...... 4, 'hy northwest corner of Park
-,... AMI Flfty-fourth street is to he
,.I 10 twelve story apartment house.
4. s,- announced yesterday that tne toO
,,,,y. company. Fullerton
v.,,- company Incorporated several
....,s1 AZ Albany, had leased the corner
,. ..o Sew York Central as a site fol
..t'tn,nt house.
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SUPREME Court. COUNTY or NEW
YOEk-IOSEpH FRITZ ana Others Plain
,irs, against LUIGI riTlLLi and others.
n pgr.psnrG, q iudsmSni o. toTeclCps.
3ith day OF July, 1871. / the undsrsigncd.
Tho Referee in said judgment named; viii
saiesrSon,. Sos it.iS vesey street In Inc
Borough Of Manhattan. city Of New York,
on ns H nnor dsy q S'pSWoes i o..pS
Dey Aqc,sn.sr The ig dIrsetsd BY
pIsnS or pare t'p Of land. situate. iyinr and
being In he Twelfth Ward Of the city ot
New York bounded and described fol-
side OF One hundred and Eighth stree,
distant two hundrea ana ,weniy. nys fee,
second Avenue and one hundred and
eighth street running thence Southerly
through a party wall ono hundred feei ana
scysn nsns iS The 'sT un nr a OF t9s
hnnndr"d ana .ighch Street. Went, Won ave ten
thence Northsrly and again parallel with
bari" wall ono hundred feet and eleven
Inches 20 the saiI southerly side Of one
hundred and eighth street thence Easterlv
along said Sou,heriy side Of one hundred
and eighth street twenty-nyc feet to the
point Or place ~ beginning. Heing, the
Herman Monkav and Serena MonkaW his
wife ~ Alexander Fritz by deed recorded
Now York, County Of New York, IN Iiber
2isi 81 Cor,-yances. page isa, on the 10th
day ~ August 4. u q. 1855. At o'clocl.
~ minutes T. NJ And which were con
viewed BY the, sfld AleN1nd"r .Fritz 10
Joseph Fritz Rosie krirgcr, idzIls Jaeger
and clara Roschc Fri'i. by deed bearing
date juno, ioth, 100, and recorded In The
S YdrE S on r. al day OF F.sraaTy 300, IN
Block Series tConN"yanCesl section 6
l4bSr H., p'Ess, 49, a., ana .GdeSsd gndeI
Clty ~ New York.
Dated New York. August 10. la1i
DENIS on COHALAN. Referee
AMEND & AMEND, Attorneys for Plaintiff
10 lis Nassau Street, Manhattan. New
York cry.
The following Ia diagram - the prop
Ar'y to he sold; rs street number II e2s
East i0Sth street;
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APARTMENT HOUSE AuCTIONED.

The six story Bollcmore Apartments At
sos and 6O7 West ll5th street were sold
in foreclosure yesterday in the Vesey
street salosroom and acquired by the
plaintiff on a single bid for n total "
s79.3li The Belemorc is on q plot son
lOOll Io5 feet west Of broadway. Tho
action was brought by Abraham Davis
and others against q. Il Smith ard others
to satisfy judgment Of sl2.4o5. There
were also taxes and other liens against
the property totalling $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-13
,r,nw> APARTMENT SOLD.

y SON Realty Company has bought
D. Inward \ Herbs the Kenmore
.,......ris at $40 TO ij3 West 1891
,,..., sN story Elevator structure,
,..rr,.ug plot 76xl0Oll. between
Nor g,.de and Amsterdam avenu- ;,
: stern VAS the broker Mr.. Herbs
......d .b. property at auction on July
, .,,IrtT 40 foreclosure proceedings
ri, bd NJ 100000. The action was
..,.,a, against the New York Real rs
49,. security company. which had bought
me r-op rty IN August Of last year.
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Particulars.

Convenient to all lines OF transit.
adjoining Mornlngside Park and
facing Columbia University
Park. Elevator. telephone, hall
service.
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West oils, street.

West eiat street.
The approximate amount ~ the len or
charge to satisfy which the above
described property II TO be sold 10 Thre.
thousand and thirty-siN s3,O36J dollars.
with Interest thereon from the 27th day Of
July 1914. together with costs and ALLOW.
anCe amounting 80 Two hundred eight and
$4,000 tt.Os. 20l dollars. with interest from
July 30th. 1914, together with the expense.
Of the sale. Tn" approximate amount o'
the taxes. assessments and water rates,
other liens. which arc to he allowed 80 the
purchaser out Of the purchase money. or
paid by tho Referee IL One thousand seven
hundred twenty-five and IS 100 tl.7eF So
dollars and interest Tho premises are 20
he sold subject to first mortgage In The
sum Of Fifteen thousand tlj.O0o) dollars
win accrued Interest a. the rate ~ ave
t5Cl per cent. from January !. 1914 I'D
Twenty 12O) dollars additional interest also
Mechanics Lien FOR Eighty-seven and $500
Cfs75sl dollars with interest from March 5.
1913.
Dated. New YORK August ard 1914
joins r CTfNLAN. Referee.
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TIE northwest corner Of Amsterdam
.,sru. and ll3th street. Ave story
,,a-,-,ent house. which stands IN the
nsre OF Hannah Elias. has changed
.urersh,p, according to the incorpora-
ION Yesterday OF tho bOl West 18TH
s,-sa, company The company has a
.,,,,,l ~ $4,000 and It's directors are
rdaa-d 4 Powers John A. Terry and
rou,s J zauudtrer. Hannah Elias has
,r-e1 the house since 1909. 1t In SOIL
,.e. along Amsterdam avenue and 100
.a-,t on the street
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TRADING N BROOKLYN.

jan a. pelack and !. J. l.evey have
SOL 'ae northeast corner of Avenue p
ami East Fifteenth street, plot s0NSo.
cr ju Us Cohen TO builder who will
7ir-r,e b, with a semi-detached one fam
aI4e,
T. Nso Building Company has sold
- VILLAIN H. MOseley the one family
lg.'HE 90 2l62 Sixty-fourth street.
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PLANS ToR 10TH ST. OFFICES.

Pans tlr tho twenty story office build
~ 'o poo erected ut 6 TO 10 West For
'e.' street U"r" filed yesterday by the
No,' I''h street Corporation, II viii
ave n tonnage Of 81 10 feet and a depth
'i' foot The facade will he of brick
'd terra GOTTA in severely plain design.
Sar't' Van Week are the archi-
...'s and have estimated the cost at
}bouuu0