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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29
GPPRAlSAlS OF ESTATES.

DoNNIcI coLALIzzL s.ho conducted g rss,,a.a-
,,att q. ans We -',H r. AprA } 1919
..rca AL annuity ~ 5000 tn. tao minor ions
~ leoclcff share equally ir tle reslluary estate
ait.r he annuity ' paid hli thsr s1ares are held
sister. OF the dr-clrut each received $500. Asset
frsrrs C8IaizxI Realty Co. Inc. OF scarsdxe. - = .
$3.50 and the restaurant business a. 30 ard %
Wst 1ith -. appraised o. i-9tl- Tie viu d.
rocts that the business should be conducted Tor
.ae tsnenf of deesiert's sols. and states that no
members q BIS family or hb wre's family fa'e
laytling " DO with ~ righf 20 Interfere N any
fag rlth o. TIE viii also directs that Hugh
riran. ~ retained A. manager ~ &c restaurant
f-s.ssl THO interest of Mr.. I.ruue >trs4s
al1o4 ~ daseiell o. s-1ZT1 Lionel p Straus
saa a' deoe ignt receives sisseso ,saa ,hef. sore
E.si,y 81 ..7 deposits. g7J38ss N phich 500
90 aere deposited Wifh p A sffaus q Co.. SILK
wof,'si yarns 9 Greene 3, furniture ao.es and
Realty Owned b. teocielf was equity " Sai9ll fro
East ssh ~. appraised a $4,000. equity az
s. 800 IN go Dclo'an A.. Buffalo. appraised a.
Mrs SARAH BIscHoFF CADrn II. 1910. Ne,
value. N1.A3 Two sons and Two daushters oi
Dr. I08 West liftt o.. appfaisci AZ 81 100 equity
~ s. 800 b. los wes' ll(,h a.. appraised ~ SIS q
EDWARD 3 TIrRNEY CNov p 1870 Net fsL-
1lf Annie Trrury Nlf0H. b. given flA - aaa Z
IN estate in $3.50 A.set. Eqliiy 81 Si5.sls ln
1le 500 ard dfposle 81 Q2q
MR. GRACE LAfLlN ALLEN fApnl 3. 1919.
SET. if0IDs william L. Alel. husband o. de-
.sIent 4 aun s. 600. ard Allisou l4nin Alien
and Helen HAI Allen. s1n and daughter Of De-
r.lsni. earl received 500 A.ssf poposils
'a.6TTHfiT FniEDmCIi WILHELM Dan. e.
Iaft Nct fss.Es5 Mr. Musaroic Wilhelm
widow b oven iif, in,erss, q entire estate
a. zoo aebfsifs $50 ufr iuFufanor O. 900. bond.
800. faI 81-.le--. - LalYs1Ay Fsacc. iJ3Qi9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last TWENTY four Hours.

onieai Record and FOreesst.-Washingo1. Dec
2s.--The temperature has moderated decidedly over
1e great central valleys and practically al districts
east thereof but colder weather has agdn appeared
over the vest Canadian provinces. Ar extensive
area o. l0E baFometrc pressure covers ne plains
s;t;s and hss been attended b. genera increa'e
10 cloudiness II interior districts and rains r. me
south Atlantic and Cur sta,e ard local sagTs 10
he Northwest
The indicauocs sfe tha. the western disturbance
sil advance east and b. attended ty rains Tuesday
throughout the east Cuf ststes. the loser Nlsss-
slqpl and Ohio valleys AID the south Atlantic states
and local ralns and SHOWS ga rle upger Mississippi
VALLEY and The region o. the Great Lake Rams
viu continue Wednesday IN the south A-An-l
stats while Boz he Mississippi Nalcy Ae weather
VII become fair OBJ "Wednesday. L. The middle A
laauc and Nex England states The ~e4the- WY Dc
Nreateling With probably ram or sno" lueelS
and "wednesday. over The plains siase1 ana U4e
Rocky Mountain and plateau region the weather VII
be generally fair Tuesday and wednesday. EXCEPT
that local SHOWS are probable IN the North Rocky
Mountain region Temperature vii rise Tuesday
throughout the Atlantic states. and VIII fsl TUESDAY
ard WEDNESDAY lu the plains states and WEDNESDAY
i1 thc Mississippi AID Ohio valleys ard tA1 LAKE
wind, f- Tuesday and Wednesday-Norih A.
farfIc Moderate tl fresh variable. middle Aldilc.
fresh east. south Atlantic fresh east dn4 sou'h-
east. Cur fresh tr strong southeast ana -NA4'
as,t Gulf fresh variable becoming "esif-.' lil-i
Tuesday. lower Lake. fresh southeast. yrvll1y &c.
Urelslrg
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WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
ELEVATOR IANITOR Fifteen rrars or ff-ish.
AMI ra.slrsfr elevators. motors furHa sleaIl
Lrat. laIIy sltL t.o.a rtIl.f. tN osucra ~
LrHUsJI
rnF--AfA s-C1rlo1. rr. fcraI desire, sfeafs r
..lou D-al. $50 Sc jaua o.. Brakya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29

BeeCher Makes Short
Work of Tim O'Neill

Willie Beecher. OF this city, had a
me little time Of 10 al the Olympic
Athletic Club Of Harlem last night.
lie met one Tim O'Neill, Of Boston,
and there were many who believed that
q rip-snorting battle would be fought.
What was 70 prevent 10? Sure, wasn't
ONeill a direct descendant Of the first
Kings Of Ireland? There was not a
.bsdow OF doubt about the matter.
Well. they met, all right, but IL wasn't
20 much Of a battle.
Beeeber glowered at ONeiU, and
light then and there the Boston person
began 10 lose enthusiasm. Every loyal
Ulster man began % lose faith. Pretty
Don Beecher unlocked a few wallops,
and ONeil began 10 lose his nerve.
Well. 70 make a long story short,
Beecher tore in and plunged home a
suheient number q punches 20 knock
ONciu out The East Side rejoiced,
but twas a sad blow 10 Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29
Five-Year Contract
for Illinois Coach

Chicago. Dec. IS Robert c. Zuppke,
coach OF the University Of Illinois
football eleven, his signed a hye-year
contract with the State University
according % a story published here
to-day.
The contract supersedes the three
year agreement entered into when
Zuppke accepted the offer 20 coach the
Illinois team two years ago. lie u.s. re-
ported TO have received large salary
increase. Illinois won the 1914 cham
pionship o. Tho Conference Colleges IN
the Middle West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29
BROOKLYN FLATS IN DEAL
Jamaica Lots Given in Part
PAYMENT for Houses.

LEONARD Vaughan sold Cor LeU BAIRD icl
sir family fshouse or Grs7esend av- between
Church Az and Az. G.. Brooklyn. and four i~o
family dwellings on 7Tth ST.. near Ihiranth ~.
% client u ! T scha-eT Eb0 save in pan
payment thirty-eve lots near The railroad station
a. jamaica nj
John r james s sons -old tor Low a b4lr-
,.-. m fhSr no. sir family fathouses 90 GraVes-
ff1 sv between Church a. and Az G
TIE Bu key & Horton COMPANY sold ne ufe-
N0sfrand and Marcy f0r George T. Mechef
d, Il client Tor OCCUPANCY.
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COLUMBIA CHESS
TEAM DRUBS YALE
Last Years Champions
Fail to Get a Single
Game.
LEEDE AND QUARLES
IN BRILLIANT GAME
Harvard Defeats Princeton Play
ers at Opening of Inter
collegiate Tourney.

Columbia University made clean
sweep in It's match with Yale IN the
opening round Of the annual Quadrang-
ular intercollegiate chess tournamen
at the Murray Hill Hotel yesterday
morning and afternoon. il was com
1iete surprise IN view Of the fact that
Yale won the championship last year
after defeating Columbia ~ an extra
match. II. L. Leede, A. p. Sachs, A. y.
Iandell and L. r. korkus were the
members Of the Columbia team.
Harvard defeated Princeton IN
lard fought match by score OF z 2
20 r. A. $. Ellenberger and K Jonn-
son were the Crimson play ers VINO
-urned the tide for their slde. Inc
Princeton victory was scored by j.. n
Chamberlain. while the players at the
TOD table. D. ". Beers, of Harvard, ana
F. $. Carter. Of Princeton, proved 70 be
we'll matched and drew finely play Gu
game.
All the men picked to play put IN
an appearance with the exception oil
IT. A Lightner. Of Yale His place was
given 10 II. c. Levinson, fourth man
on the team. The vacancy thus mace
was filed by T. r. Bartlett, Yale, I q.
Korkus. formerly captain Of the
champion team of the Boys High
school Of Brooklyn. had the 6istinc-
ZION Of winning the first game for CO.
umbia. Barlett's Two Knights defence
-omuted the Columbia man 10 sacrifice
knight. and the latter followed up
his attack with such vigor that he
checkmated on the tWenty-fourth move.
Sachs. OF Columbia, obtained an eX-
eellent development from Queen s
Gambit Declined against Job, president
of the Yale Chess Club. The latter
had his Queens pawn isolated and eN-
perienced great difficulty IN defending
Il. Sachs obtained the upper hand IN
the middle game AMI won after forty
moves. Mandell next scored for Co
lumbia. defeating Lcvlnson, Of Yale, IN
Petrotf Defence after forty-four
moves. Leede and Quarlcs. the senior
players IN tho Columb ia-Iale match,
Rad the hardest fought game OF the
round. Leede attacked vigorously on
The kings side. He had promising
chances. when an ill-consldered move
cost him his advantage, but he sue
ceeded in vim ng the adverse queen
Tor two rocks. A hard end-game fol-
Owed. which eventually resulted 10 Ia
yor Of Leedo after seventy-siX moves.
In the Princeton Harvard match
there was a hard fought game between
Carter and Beers NJ the top table. a
draw being registered IN q French De-
fence after forty-two moves. Ellen
berger, Of Harvard, succeeded IN capt
uring a piece In French Defence and
won the game after forty-seven moves.
J. R. Chamberlain equalized the score
q for Princeton by downing Bruce in a
French Defence which went 20 fifty-fve
moves. Starr. of Princeton, after a
good start frittered away his prospects
with Johnson, who, attacking in turn,
won a bishop for "a pawn, scoring after
City moves.
The pairinFs. openings and results
~ the eight games follow.
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FIRE RECORD.

Iil-s-t East lrI ... osa,r unknown. o..
--a-.,- Traug &c.. A. Pop.e. 'rAirs
sOH-fg6 Hamilton Place. n. >iFrso0. trrlg z.
srU-I4t ~ --fI g.. : F.Hsk. So
fu-f7.f- G0a-.4 60. g. Strauss. $50
-.n---4 ~ Goth So. %. Jackson. slight
-iu-lsI orchard 30. Eumr trfrs
Ia ...-i --- ErosI.ly. Ustrer u.-nnau. frflrs.
IL .la-l sos 81 as T. RIM frifrg.
II .---.-l " 18th st. Lizzie Madden uirirg.
n a0-I9- p 2-tl 80. " K-cudor trriug
II fO-Frort of Howard e.. y. D0Dd4to, 70
u.4.-+i0 ". 2ist 81. osuer unknown, trfing
II 55-i0l w. Br0siFsy, p. A. Leather Goods Co
24y-fro1t Of 1909 Austrian az; ?. shaw.
a.i-so0 Ws.t ,0th st. Marie Gear. trainz
1870 Ni1rns 81. John Marchner. s..
5-0O-il6 Wt-t I'D g.. Loeb 4 Hartman f-i1lns.
5ta-IO5 Icnor A. Morris F.shbein. trfins
$4,000 F1rdh4m RI. The Buu1i Angelo la6a
sao-4.5 Fast 5.i st. s. Colder trifns
6s--lI West 3l.f st.. l. Gabcr trnirg
e---s Bond 81 John Jap.er. damage unknown.
Tfg-J0A " l84th SO. joseph kosenthal. rffins
720-I,52 Belmont AZ. The Bronx. Nelson Worm
soo-iI5 " 2sth g. Roserblat B-rs. trifins
sOJ--,s Columbus s7.. Van Dyk Tea anu tofet
sso-sis p i5i,s s.. Michael Lynch. t-laiHs
s-y-q- Crosby 80. Ier a Co. 81 300
g-0-is W -0th g.. Rusclgarteu a helllef
io.o--54 l y ,o.h st.. Isabella Cors,cso1: $3.50.
Ill0-Il5 ". 1871 st.. Mail a Parker. uiniHs-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
BUSINESS CARDS.

NEW YORk CARPET CLEANING wcEE,
Oldest, Largest hoai No1era
PINE BUGS WOstN fAON OLD CA1PErs
Prioss krasonenlg recr f0f Csrs Tusf.
lei t5sg-,ssg hoant ts7s3s Vel tsts ~
CaREFtL CARPET CLEANING CO-Cl,1n. n,
compressed air steam. bAnd o. 90 cocs Ass
BrokdsaJ tZl Rat feth u CoE BkANDf
1el la- asth
kgnlgraph lsttsrs- 100. tl3e leo gfs.
10 600 s. prurugt q Wssthsrfori ne Sas,ss
Rom 1905 Phone Bsskman 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29

ARRIVED.
steamers Carolina MUaylcz ncccmicr Is fo1cs
le Gualica ID all san Juan 81. to the NcB lo-s
ard Porto Rco ~ 90. ullA IS Passengers, nlAis
tn1 udse Bar 3
Mulaood lBrl. Matalras Decemher j. Sagla
ls. Cardrnss 81 and Caila1e1 -. % ne Mu-soA
IS Line with mlsc Bar. ESQ
I > Aicuh lDAal. Oar4-r uefenl-f T. RI
Simpson. spence s Young. Do bal e. Bar. 40
karousa lB-l. Ransoon October 10. Outrageous
L. Calcutta November l. Colombo y. Port So =
and Malta -. via Boston pcc.rl1cr %. 10 tu-el
Eiye a Go e.iA mi'e. Bar ~ m ...
Gwre tFrI. MasaNa Dc-rlocr = 90 me
Compagrie Generate TraIsatauueue. m ta.Ast
Suansso,s INorl M'r,ego Bay December IS. s.
AIMS Bay Po1 Mana al Port Antonio u snd
B4racoa -. The Atlantic Fult 40. with mdse. Bar
l1
Finland Pa,ras December g. Naples n. Genoa
ia and Gibraltar d. % The White ~lar Line Win
l-l nrst. 3t4 second cabin ard ll- stcerAse pAs-
sense-s. malls ard ndss. Bag. 80 nm.
II Aba Ga.ves,an December D. to PIE southern
facnc Co. 9Th muse. Ola-l1tiac. az p 3D.
Tlyives. Porto BarIus December if fot Antonio
y2sseugnrs. mails and uld.a bar. 40
Grays0l. HIma-an December 10. Arroyo d. 10
hos d Ponce ~. AgladlIa co. Muagic7 ana
san lla1 -. % tlc Bull llsular Line. w.h mile.
Bar ID OBJ a m
Brahagt. Ttmp.co December Dos fo Che Texas OIL
60. with crude oil Bar % . m
sandy Hook =. de-. IS ESQ WIND
north. lshi breeze, fair. hay outside. smooth 50.
SAILED
steamers william Palmer ---. Idaho lBr'
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest a. per cent unless Otherwise stated
DECEMBER -
Manhattan.

AVENUE r. ss - lin -. j. XII Rose
Gfseuherg t0 sarah baUdor. 10 lleth g.
Dec - tprlor mtg $500. / II. ? C.. stiy.
NJ DaVdor. l0 ION -t. 1000
IT WASHINGTON Az. v q. 100 7, ON p - .ipt
p. Res 90 llith - a ith AZ constr Co l'st
.fh as. De a prior mig fls8o ool install. o
D q. 4tiys. KAniroVitz a Z. 3-o bsay $1,000
f0 kAfh l. Msl=er. is fru-pcci o.. hroo llj Q .
d.. y. due a. DR. bond. atiy. I Farrell ~
-T III a aiio. % ~ cor I.7ih 81; .sIlrstii: F
Wir.fhorz Id - WoiImarn. ] W l1tl -. Dec ~ .
t-rt{ IT - lbs " 6th az. 2sr92. Jeanette X
Harris 10 : I kcfupner ard an0 50 '5tA -
De- q. due JAn J. 1915 any Il 20,
,-ru T lo5 9th AZ. 2o1loo5: Ellen 5
iI5s,zer 20 TILE q q 7 Go: Dec o. dua a. per
1ssTH ~. 8 s. 1897 @ ManhAtisn A.. lTIloo y f.
be- % tpriof mtg 5000. US. s C. atiys.
- 70 n cedar Il. 5000
tsHp ~ 4 % PARK ag % 6rlo0ll. Knoll o
.ood Park 60 t0 Bosar and ano. trus. -
Az and 7ith 81. Brooklyn. ~ ''. G. De- "a
att-. r q Go. Ns''Y0
The Bronx.
HEATH Az. d e cor a10th 81. 7lTl042 Wiictis
HI n Cain $40 Grand A.. and ano. Dec - /
gr d o r.. ATTY T - a 90. 49, 49, fl.al9
NONTFHEN Az cot lirH -. lllt-N. Lena
conn ID Mana A Hergcusion. - ? l'tth 70
prior mtg s. i00l. Dec =. N. G. 49,
vhlfSTiNE AZ. " cor lsith .. ~ hiso.-. A
Frrhuan 90 ] Wicks. ~. sol Madison ~ Der
a due luz 1. 1915 . G.. atty. T g . -,
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RECORDED LEASES.
DECEMBER D
Manhattan.

I'D ST. East River % Greeupoi1t a.. Brooklyn
franchise f1 operate ieryi. Cify ~ Ncw N0-k 20
lnierborougl--ai Street Ferry Co. foot o. Green
p1ht AZ. Brooklyn. l9 yrs from May J.. l3l5s
a.y, l9-pora-on Counsel. $500
9Th ST Norh River 800 n ~ n pier foot
f9,h So. I5Gz-. Cify Of Nes Yors o. New Y1-s
Butchers Dressed Meat 60 400 lith Az. rs
ana mos from Jan i. 1876 ATTY. Cooperation
counsel. S5-i2
llLk lNEWl 81 North River With bulkhead
'4.y of New YORK Oh Ba''im0rr Ohio 60.
VAL 81. 10 SIS from Jan I. 1914. suy. CORPORA
lion Counsel. Sss az
AVENUE A. 1879 lsou'h store floor and cellar (.
John kcrHs1l- t0 Henry Flsck. 1879 Avenue a.
~. from March d. 1915. atty. II q Le.st ga
SjtL So S5ss
WILL AN ST. les laiard in 'front.'. william L
hurizc to Atlal-ssl0s Manl0tls. l9s william 80 ID.
81, from July 4. 1915. ats. John stephsndio.
- William %. g. $50
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Win amount of mortgage and nsne and address
o. Attorney
DECEMBER g..
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$4,000 East Side Rental.

ceor.e r Rad 4 Co. leased the Eve story and
hs-.flrrt building Al 2-5 and 30 East 36tA st. be-
tween second and Third avs. Toy klsa A. BecseL
cf r-ooFIvL a. me Paper Novelty Manufa r. 4-il z
% which recently lUst It's plant in East i.fl So
tv frc The Building contains 5000 square feet
ana ves rented for ten years from February J.
1915. Al en- aggregate rental % $4,000. sprinkler
system wil he Installed and the structure generally
altered 90 meet the teualts requirements.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

CIAlJMpNT Av ~ g. goo l--d So. 251l0o.
Grace 7 Van No-lsa % Edith 7 Bates. 81 Wes.
FORT WASHINGTON Az. ~ 'ij0-ss i;6iib ~ rla.
tssE lot.E llfll % Nv IN vs. 1857 9
80 Coust CO. fo = Bs.s. 6s Leuor a. mfs SIS
GOOD OF liens. De- =. ats. 1 G0.dbe1g. 81
LEXINGTON Av. Isgs-2s. vs. Io0Il io.d st
% llHlIJ f0-e...s Dec lII. r Carhrare rgf o.
ter AZ arl ii-i So 60. So Madison a. lm,s
MAIDEN LANE lgl r e 200 Water a. r. =
Q i22gl0Ii. 80 . Wet 9th ~ 90 n Rer,o1
Realty c.. 20 Liberty or tmfz 81 0QuI 8 al
is.s. De- q. atJ. J. r I %. 100 Bwsy. 500
ID pLoW y, ~. ~. s. II, @ He-fer e. rs,
l,,,,, y, -1,, a.. ga, il r i-i' HA''IN' 4to NV
STU Av. iai. >. ~ s.i p 2gf o.. e,srio0. N
Dewitt. ref. 90 Emms Eisvor'h. u West Ha.
t-tol aF. haaHai. n ., Dec %, ats. I q 60.
SANE PROPERTY. Emma % Ellsworth 20 Bond q
~ Gulrantee 60. 80 Beay mts Si5 10000 De
sTI AZ. so-s-. s.. sI7 Jane o. sosr i--,g.
Z NcDona.t 70 O. N ,oms;oes. Al Albany. ".
IT l,i sT 10 N.Y. W., ~ W. a. 5l3, a. 7'1s4
ii.e e. ms $1,000 e. 81 liens De- &,
EIH ST. go West 81. Dos " ON az 2oTioo
81 Sos r s..s. T q o. rs Bfay. 500
SAVE PROPERTY J BU.y 90 same. all t!le.
SAND PRorERTY p Levy 20 Ellen S Hoetl,r.
. s-a ~ r.. % atr same .... 81
D. Rry. % A = E.cke. Town Or Union. Hudson
- y .n'E $4,000 ~ ai'y g b HERNIA.
s7TH 81. IS. $50 C-1,rsI Psrk Wesf -0,l0o
GpFnne AID -no. a. gin Anna K HsJunf, '1
s'as Slefe .... u s-'i ''1 I'D, ii si e... p
lte. ll- 3D.. Dec q city, Bschmsl. 8
s-TH sr. SIS. l,. q Columbus A.. lagloo u Mar
Hs1a-.eA G. = D. I',,H en- g., 100 ,larenso.t IS
l--D IT. lD- East s. tN e. Pars az. - 5ri00 q
.r-'.os De- g. b Hunter. rff. o. hno g1d
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Apartment Brings S294,72O

Tho twelve sto-y apartment house a. a-9-8sl p4-k
sv on plot - aII00 feet. was sold a. auction
ves,e-day IN foreclosure proceedings ald W4s taken
49, f- Holm q O'NeuI Walter s Thomson an
Ts-ah psueI interested parties in the action Thcl-
rI1 Vas Sl2S50 Tor Judgment which amounted in
about $50 600 the total BID being 2-J4.s-0. There
a.. a u-ior m0rs4gs o. S265 900.
The house "a on Tie east SIDE oi Fafk ~. .e.l
b-7usft fr P1Iack 4 O'Neiu against the go PARK
Avenue Company and Others. D. Phoenix In
-rstsu A % we're the aurtiuneers.
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Stable for Subway Builders

Frc,ierick Winart has iassed the stable Al 3s5 %
ga West l6th st.. a fFe story building on q l0t
I00rq2 feet. for EdNafd ~ Landon % the Seyeuth
Avenue Cortractilg Company. Inc. = newly incnr-
uafafed company having CONTRACTS in connection
with the building o. Tie seventh AZ. subway.
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18th ST. Apartment Plans

Cr.uerb.rs a Leucltas have completed plans ~
a Ia story Apartment house. on d plot i01l00 %.
f.- the WiIiam- Building Corporation. Samuel
Williams president on the south side % West ll3fh
ST. 100 feet vest ~ seventh av The building v.l
afe twenty seven families The front VIII
h. III tapestry trick and limestone and viii cost
g. Quo
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Long Island City Plot Sold

Joseph r. Negesn purchased from tle s.uygesant
Realty Company a p.ot atlt-. A. Che corner ~
HuI.t and sHiIuau avs. Lous Island City Tie
same huyef purchased az partition sale held ty
william Kafe. referee tao lots ia LsEoE az. near
Roosevelt aF Nr1ed
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Heights Lease from Plans.

l. j. Phillips 4 Co have leased f0f a long tern
N Years % The Naegel Furniture Company. fdr
Cttrifs G. Marshal. two sfoD and basement
building 70 BE- crested or Do. 40Il00 feet az
6g8-6Zj West lslst o.. near St. Nicholas aE The
present building are being demolished. and the
CONSTRUCTION ~ Ills building VII shortly Dc under
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A. r. Is. O. s.. SCI Ilth %. l52r-i April %.
1918. kose Greeaoers % n L Da'ldo1. %
C0LrMBJs Az. $40. mtg on lease. etc. Sep, b.
1915 Iva Dll0a % Nstt4 Calender. :! ? ~
MOUNT NORRIS Az q cor i20th s.. 20llxsj
March 80. 1908. L Leiya7d ~ " ostra-.tsr
a1t / { Hal. temp adur. sttJs. Carer \ Lei
ard 81 Wal & So 0oH
sol THEaS BOULEVARD. lsI. e. SO ff0u
cor nth t. runs a 81 81 tor ~
l0f sr fi.ii - BEG. Jan 81. 1915. al
WIlhe.mila Ratoussy % McNul-y. s95s BAN
BRIDE ~. ats. T Co. - s.. 100
IsT ST. a 8. s-0s y ist Az 20sIi0o Sac. 3E
1905 Jan I5. 1906. : CIrip and Aao . :
Kadil ATTY. Davis. g BEay. s. 900
70 Az. 1904. Utg Oh lease. etc. June y. Lss1
Haniey % tie Hoffman Brewing Co. 8 900
I'D ST 200 p % e. $50 81 AZ. ls.3Ks- .. April
- 1904 WihsiMi1e Hess M Fannie Bernstein +.
sttys thurman a ? - Broad - s 900
sITH 81. s. $50 Central Park West, 2oHi00
Ap-l : 1914 A ard Anna Gaynns %
C0-slyu waterbury: G,ly. C. "s<rolry, u
Wal 80. NlsloN
i0sTH ST. 30 and 22I 2. s. 2s5 - a. 59r
100 n. March 81 1910. ard Rass u Ns-nien
% B Gefsen. g. sIth s.. ATTY. 90;
18TH ST. r. 500 Fort wsshinro1 Az 45I
sal. Dec = 1919. Brugan Inc. 70 tle Mcclure
Publications. Inc. a'tys. Duel. VARIED q ~ Of,
Rector s. fty'a %
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at he Real Estate
Exchange, y Vesey ST.:
b. D. PaIlI Iuraham
PARK Az. a-a-sll. O. s.. Gil slst 81 -2 grIh'
j. sy apartment. l0lars a O'NeiI AZ s-a Park
~ 60 20 A.. O'Nell. atty lls-af--I.
ref. due. S-.,f, 0f t41es etc. s. 94s 90. slla t0
mtg ~ 2-t5. 001 T. e. O'Neil. v : Thomas
and f4Rs-. parties 10 interest Tor fZgi-20
rs Joseph =. Day
ST NICHOLAS Az. - cor i--th o. ~ Ilx-00
vacant. N Rankin Az ucfav Land CO % o.. ~ 3
Adali-. arr stern. ret due. $780, ~ taxes.
Ell. Sllil. Adjourned % Jan -
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MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER -.
Manhattan.

s5TH ST. Is, ". p n Meess az Adollne Niims.f
osrcr ami contractor, - 90 go
BOWEKY. gs. O-iertal Fire Proof sash \ Door 90
az Mar G0eiet ard q Dewitt. eKrs own
e-.. ~ Elgeluors contractor. &C.. ID.
WiILFT sT 10 and u and Br0ome g. ~.
K..slhsum at LIE Estate huucr. Is. VI. >
ana n kgfner Hannah solomon ana nun
chambers owners. : kutuer. contractor. 81 ID
4sTH ST 2l6 " vs. u kroefke AZ Annie Moor
Ukrer arl contractor. p -
81 Az. lss- ard 1884, Il A BergeT Meta Oel.,-s
A. Firep-o-eng 90 Inc at J Beckcunan and J
Israel owners. King q salAl. COMMISSIONS, f--'
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
WEDNLsDAy- DECEllBER !
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

'Brias mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29
Real Estate Board Dinner

The nlrefoenth annual dinner ~ the Real Tsfafr
Board ~ Brokers ~ NCN YORK all D. held at fhs
waldorf ol Saturday evening February o. az 2
O'Clock
Tickets are s. each AID can be- obtained 90 The
boards rooms. a. rs BroadWay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29

New 8 story high class eleva-
tor house. all outside rooms
specially auapted 90 bAcnel0r.
Service etc under personal
~ per- ision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29
New Brooklyn Apartment.

stampan a shanpan have hled plans for
lish class Apartment house % be- erected on .hs
sire on Che north side - lafayette av $50 FEET
east ~ Ihr1oD a.. Brooklyn .or A. y Berusteia
as owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-29

Alex. 8. 7 b ueatt.
Eastern Passeng-r
Agent. 254 FIR Ave
nue. cor 29th Street
NewYork City. Teie
phone l2i4 Madison
Square.