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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.
Lofts, Stores and Offices Rent
ed in Midtown Section.

Cirs.ein & Lnnekln. Inc. has leased offices az
S74 Broadway 90 taa Automatic Button COMPANY
at 800 Fifh az. 70 y. D. Posner and Green"sid a
Friedman: 40 llGi Broadway space 70 the feer-
less spool six COMPANY. and an oihce TO Rose
Atlas. az u and " West 25th 50. part Of tie ufSt
Ion % Osterman 4 kupferherg. 80 .
pliliD j. Curry leased the store a. 1858 Ninh
av Tor the estate OF 5iary G. do Tcrrouenns Tor
Her5erf Guilrk has leased 70 Kelly shovrooms
or the third door OF Carton Chambers. 4e- Madison
Az Tor "a torn OF ytal-: also, through Peess
Gilman store in Carlton Chambers 70 Joseph
Vaiisri ifauorter OF laces and fancy goods -
NJ L. Hes have leased ne third lott at ooo
Rr0adWay 10 the VI. y J.. Millinery company te
auh lon 90 % West ljth = TO u. > IRAN 5l,,i,
ia tsnth loft a s and 10 West 18TH s. 10 sam
eI AltGolz: tho third loft at 90 West Houston f.;
10 ths W a $. Ruchiug Company; az ~ 20 -
E4-t 2lst 81 and space t0 tl3 lroGu9s Z 4oiic
C1r1r4rv John =. DRytr and I. simon n 20.
Ti'. eros * Blown Company has leased NO en-
tire tor floor AZ - East us. s. 20 ne Walase
Novstt Company tor executive oice7 space IA t.io
I niteI siate, Rubber Building BI,adWG anu 0ssn
- n, = d. Senior and u. =. morrow: also tho
gftb foGr at 2sj Wcst 18th ST. 10 the Benz Aulo-
mobile sales Corporation. 4 t,t,,
-. A Ellimau have leased Tor i. =. :, I,uL
aud t'lsrIcs A. llaiscy n tho building when they
Srs altering Al the northwest corner OF Mta.lis oh
"y All giih al. which they recently lea7sl unyusn
he same brokers the store enl perof ~ NY Ts6co
H. on he street side 70 Mrs Catherine W. hAlp''
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closks and Suits.

Closks and SUITS.
BoSTON-R II White Co: Mr. Mcbride. 1870 Bvay
cLEvELAND-Baile Co; Il Tyroler. Jobs coats
cLEEvELANDI Co: sDroul. JOB, coats; 81
cHiCAGoENs1dei Bros; sfss Dohcrsy. womsn's
suits y ga :, I'm f socT CO.. Gerber,
Di sprins e. 1870 Bwsy. eib floor.
EI,fE. PENN-Lons's.. Inc; NJ Long ,oos, Miss
LITTLE ROCK. IIiK-The Gus BlAss Co; Gus
Blass. Jobs: i4s W 22d It, Sd floor
0NlAHA-Burgess. Nash CO, X "hitehonso.
WATERTOwN. y Y-Long's: NJ A Long. jobe:
1870 BwAy. 9th floor.
BosToN-B White Co: Mrs Hirsh; 1870 Bvay.
cHiCGGo-sIcndel Bros; Miss larson; Is ga
DIS MoIN6sm MA s.O d E%s Coz W Gerber
ERIE. PENN-I0ns's.. Inc; Miss Stephens.
sPT4s: lSIo BTay en- n Zoo; n vs,,..n,. ,,,.
wATTRToWN. y Y-Longs; NJ A Ions. Jobs
1870 Bway, 9Th focT.
BosToN-R II White Co: Mr. MeBrid'i i'1e Bw.y.
cLEvEIAND-Baney Co; IJrOi.r. II W 2ad
s., ION floor -. sr-o,, ,o,. .0,r.,
c 55, .111 T9 sSh s T. SIX ''''n
CHiCAGO-Mandel Bros: Miss Carney. chfldren's;
Miss WOrsky: IL L 22d st. 18th floor.
DEs MoINEs-Hsris, Emery Co; W Gerber.
ERiE' PENN.Ions's. Inc: Mis-, Stephens.
oiiAiiA-Basess Nash Co. A whi,ehOuss. Jobs );
-. il I. Bway Room l.4Zs: \, I'm, ,o,..
1910 Bway. 6th floor.
skirts.
BosToN--R II White Co; Mr. Mcbride; 1870
Bwsy 4th floor
cLEvELAND~BsIs Co; TyrOler: II W 2sd
DEEs NC MoISIs-H,rri,. Emery Co: w Gerber.
,.S spring l259 BTay. 9Th floor ,c., r a,orn,
spring: 1870 Bway 9Th floor.
LITTLE ROCK-The Gus Bliss Co; Gus Bias,
o lIi $50 Nash 10 c 0Goi whhou,.. Jobs.
wATERToWN, = Y-Ionssi NJ A Long. ,oss;
1870 Bwsy. 9Th floor.
SILKS. Linens and Oomestics.
CLEVELAND-wm Taylor. Con & Co; W P Ayres.
linens and domestics 40 4th ay. 18th floor.
CHlCAGO--Msndei Bros; 81 Probst. dOmestic5; -
i z2d st, 18th floor g.,
and domestics: l3 L 22d 81. 10th floor.
EIDIANAPoLIS--H p WATSON; Miller. Jobs
silks. G d Efroynson. silks; Il w ed st.
oN1HA~Burs.ss. Nash Co; H Jones: 1893
Bway. Room l.423. r..
BosToN-R White Co; Mr. slocum. 1870 Bwsy.
cLEvELAND-siny Co; sprUui Jobs; 81 W 2s,h
Ladies' Underwear and Neekwear.
CHICAGO-Mandel Bros; Mss larson. muslin
underwear; Is + 22d ST. 18th floor.
CHICAGO--Chas stevens. L + Dynes. neckvearI
40 l. 22d 81. 10Th floor.
Pettleoats.
DIES MOINES-Hsrris. Emery Co: W Gerber.
spring: 1870 Bway. 9Th floor.
ERIE. pENN-Longs. Inc: Miss Siephens
spring: 1910 Bway. 9Th floor.
oHANiA-Burgess Nash Co. A whnehouse. Jobs !
1888 BwGy. Room l. i23.
Mems Furnishings.
CH1CAGO-slegel. Cooper Co; nr KIhnweIlcr. IS
L ga u, 10th floor.
Miscellaneous.
BOSTON-Filenes's SIR. Sheffield. misses and chill
dreus coats: Miss Coakley. muslin underwear:
Miss Mahoncy ladies skirts: Mr. BiedennSn.
ladies' suit 3irs Langty. knit underwear; (base-
mentl. Mrs Kasanof. ladies' neckwear: ~
Cooper coats and suits: Mr. Lew. waists; Mr.
Smith. corsets. petticOats, infants. iuniors' and
children's coats aud dresses. Mr. Koenigsthsl.
mems aud boys clothing; Mr. Schroeder muslin
underwear; Mr. Tully. dresses; Mr. SHERMAN.
skirts
CHICAGO-Chas Stevens: Dynes. lAces; 40
J. 22d 81, 10Th floor.
OMAHA--Burgess. Nash Co. Jones, wash
goods; 1888 BEay. Room 423.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
MURRAY IS READY
FOR ALL COMERS
California Middleweight
Plans Eastern Trip to
Show His Worth.

OANO w I'D w W NhAs
While the boxing promoters through
out the country are making every Ell
fort 70 arrange series OF bouts De
tween the leading middleweights 70
decide 70 the satisfaction Of all Just
Who is who in the ranks OF the los
pound men, Billy Murray, the Cali
fornia middleweight, has taken time by
the forelock. He naIvely admits that
he is the best, and is prepared 10 argue
the point with all corners whom he may
deem worthy Of his time and attention.
Murray win leave his home in San
Francisco in a few days for this city,
but there is nothing to prevent his
visiting any city en- route and giving
en exhibition Of his skill, always pro-
vlded hat the proper inducements are
offered
hurray's first port Of call will be
Chicago. While in the Windy City
Murray Will endeavor 70 arrange
matches with a few of the best men
available. He has gone 50 far as 20 say
mat nike Gibbons is the one man he
wants 70 fight. u is not al all unlikely
that the wonderful Mike will agree TO
meet him, for Michael simply dOteS on
snese vide open sluggers. Those who
nave seen both men in action are in
elined to believe that Murray has by
lar more courage than discretion. De
ieats at the hands Of George Chip,
crushing defeats, TOO. have not shaken
AuIray's confidence In himself.
ked' Watson, another Californian,
with Murray lie is the lad who
gaze Leach Cross such 2 tough fight
lN long ago. Watson is eager TO get
New York and mingle in the ten
rgglnd game. lie is a hard fighter, this
"A.son, one Of the Wolgast type, with
. terrific punch % make his aggres-
s'eness count for something.
Does any one In the East want 20
manage real hifa grade fighter? Joe
AEtFedo the San Francisco lad, is with
out any one % guide him, and is will
,hg 70 listen 70 reason. Furthermore,
zoe wants 70 come East, but the rail
iVsc rates are a bit eXOrbitant and the
weather doesn't suit his clothes, with
point
Jimmy Clabby, Of Hammond, Ind,
re ~ OF The best midlcweights in the
"est and In the world, plans a busy
gesr during 1915. he has offers for
StAi dozen bouts, including one with
-.iKe gibbons, but cannot make any
g." agree % hif terms. Eddie Nc
19orty, the "Oshkosh whale" is an
''hsr possible opponent for Clabby.
Ne1oorty, b. the way, is training for
.utufe matches. Word has been re-
se'yed from Chicago that he and Glib
,,ns VIII cross gloves in ton.round
.Aateh IN Milwaukee. Frank Mulkern,
manager Of the Dreamland Club, Of
Ml.waskee, will promote the contest
.sfne time early in January Il was
rS..Spysea az hrst 20 hold the match
'''Ner on January or January 4.
=, While Richie l. In what Sherwood
N~gss would call End shape. Accord
'Ak - al feportg Willie Is nice and
teuna and weighs about 100 pounds. Il
"a. been su2gegtid that he walt for n
~" moro months and then 10 after the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER IS.
Manhattan.

wADswoRTH Ay. l2t to les. s Cross ct al az;
Hobson. owner. Asdorf Constr GO. Inc. eon-
tractor. $500
ulTH ST. n e 100 7th az 5OIi0O: : Burstsn
Az United Boros Real Estate Go. owner and
contractor. fl69
list Az. 1850: Judson sgt Gluck. owner.
Bohemian Amusement Co and Nomecek con-
tractors. 81 O35
wADswORTH Av. a. 80 l79,h s.. 7ssi00
e Horn 90 ac W Hobson. owner; ABORT
Constr Go. Inc. owner and contractor: SIS
WADSMOKTH Az. ia and 1885, NJ Arnstein agt
W Hohs0n. owner Aldon Construction 60. con
tractor. $3.50
SD Az. l2l. W Levine 4 Co agt estate Of + sui
Ivan. owner Ssndhop Contracting Co and A
Sandhop. contractors. seJ5
aaD 81. l40 L. sandhop Contracting Co AIT l.
Laudcs. owner and contractor. s79f Is
VEsEY 81 81 Rubin AT X Mcneil. owner.
Ncnakus Bros. Contractor $685. 81
WADsWURTH Az, lsi. Sanders A Barnett. Inc.
agt W Hobson. owner. Aidon Constr Co. lessee
and contractor NJ Liehesknd. conirsctcr; siOa0
ID Az " cor 6ith II. i25sl00. J Nivani agi
Jane Sanders and Katherine Rose. owners. y
Klein and Hollywood Garage Corp. lessecs
SEER. contractor. s,'l 90
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwiih amount Of mortgage and nam. and address OF
Attorney
nErrAIHER x

sttomey.)
DECEMBER IS.
MADISON Az 20O9. ,. 20 l2sth 81, 20Tsj;
Sept n. isli: Roberta f and Henry Frank to
Louis Reiss 575 isst st; attys. cad"s,sd ha;
pRSsSE = 40 ,y W'n 81 80 Oakland d. 25Ii SS;
Oct 8. 1918: Pearl Gottlieb 70 Mathilde kra US.
vff5sT Sri ;. 20 3 Morris St. 25rs9.s: April II.
1895: = lie Roy and Emily stewart ct al 70
Equitable Life Assurance Socleiy OF The az
1907: 18th S, Realty Co to Jacob Lederer. 2Ij W
18TH 81: atty, Freudenhein, IS PARK kow:
SAME PROPERTY; Jan 81. 1857: Thoma,. Ind i
Sd Av WIS., % 18th st. lsrGo; July %. 1905:
Mary Schulz to Schulz satisfied Of record
without production Of mtg BY order supreme en-,
for petitioner. julius Hallheimer. 90 Wall &;
osTu ST al E s. l75 % Az. 25rss o. Fsb
l6. 1910 c and Freds Hes5e to Meta lIsbe.
dank: atty Aug Knatz 80 Pine st $1,000
% Aug Is. isSs: Edgar ImDt Co to 7 O & T Co;
18Th ST. n $. 800 lin av. 25Isss: Jan 2 1901:
James scanlan and Michael and Jane H. Scanlsn
et al 70 Lawrence cunen; atty. Pheian. 80
s7TH ST. as E. :. % Az A. 2l6ziOO: july 9.
1913. Frederick Cordes 20 = A and Mary
Uihlein atty, Peter Klein. 253 = 72d 81 5000
SAME PROPERTY: Dec 10. 1911; Lliza ; Scne,-
cher 20 L d Phillips. Lawrence. L /; atty l. q
o0TIf ST. 3. 1854 Columbus Az 2O1iOols: Jan
a. 1907: and Ida Abraham 70 Selman Hes
$50 Madison ay. attys. james, Scheil J, 10
Bway. SzV,0gD
I0iST ST. I07 7. n :. 47.6 Park AZ. i5.6H7j:
Jan 30 1901; Gui 7ie Highlander 10 Isaac Combs
jr. gen gdn, Livingston, j; atty, l. Isaacs,
- Liberty 81. s3.3Vo
IOjTH ST. s, $50 Columbus sv. 32Ilo0ll: Oct
6. 1913 Nassau His Land Co 10 T VI Warren.
New Canaan. Conn; Attys, Phelps East 80
Broad st. ~ tO05
18TH ST. g. e9.T Webster Az. ls.eEl00. Sept
TO- 1918: Helen 7 Everard 70 Benjamin Gordon
atty. n Is Finkelstein. World Bldg; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
ADDS TO FLUSHING TRACT
Adolph Lewiston Buys Plot OF
Ninety Acres.

Ad,inb Iswisohn has purchased rom We bfo au-
vac.FlushIng Company tract q ABOUT Ninety s.io'
S,,,'iiny the tract Of hfty-hge acres purchaser
~ b'r, iasi June from tho Interboroush Realty Co.,
IN bankruptcy. go 49,, -...,,,y has nrt-chssed
li'' - AZ ouay AS referee. and william X
yyiii.o, as Trustee " the lnterboroush kealy ~.
not Of uinety-hye acres SHOWN A. w. nS az ~
trart II adlo.ns on the norm 'lo NO'''S' ~ Wv
Hroadway- Flushing Company. . ,-,,,,t al -
." Wien The new dual subway Is completed Al, o.
81, - ,,rr.-fir. vii be within the nge-rcnt iafe
tl Wv, a. ne present time thly are only sn or
ssyea minutes walk from the Murray ~ , JaI
at Broadway Flushing NJ le ionf ,s,aia AMI lie
M ~ S,ysy flushing Company now 80 acres. y
"a contemplated when NE new trs,I L@''lUt h -
,-,,-cJ Louslng facilities. T. y. fmllips %
-, -, he broke, In the latter uansAcuon
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WILLS FILED.

ALFRED D. SCHULTZ dec. 81; more than IS
900 real estate more than 800 personal; 70 Charles
p. Schultz son. and Nellie r. Boseri. daughter:
atty Louis D. Doyle.
TEssW Pepper dec. ~: more than $40 900
personal. 20 Edward Pepper husband: Gttys. Bayiis
& Sanbon.
moro than $50 900 personal. divided among AIMS
BELLE McG0rrfss mother. and Grace NcCordsk
Frisble aud suzanne McGou.sf. sisters atty.
Charles y Hammond.
SOPHIE HIRSH lod 81 about $4,000 real
estate. about $i.i00 personal. % husband. two
sons and daughter. atty. jacob o. Bldcf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16

echisssineer, Katy Aimed L. Mildred and y
Kohn and Edith Frank owners; : sumnsfS
contractor (correctionl. sz5s ~
The Bronx.
LIND Av. vs. al leeth Il. soxss.3; Irving 4
Began at Ernest Keller Constr Co. owner tr,-
De Voc Av. va $50 fremont ~. iosx-: wes
Farms Lumbar Co al W W Aston. oanlf: p
Greene Ct al lessees: W Jordan. contractor ire
newalr: sle9 e1
TINToN Ay, col; A and p FAiciSiis al Cohen,
owner; Maurice. contractor: SIS IS
WASHINGTON Ay. 1919 and 1914: and ?
Ialcislia a., s Cordially e, al. owners J
Maurice, contractor, SIG 20
EAGLE Az, SIS: n Racgers sg Lics<sa Metz,
owner: iossphsin. contractor; SO
rsrH ST, 1914 Z; A and FA,cisiis al Rsiss.
owner. Maurice contractor: ss1
LAYTON Az. q cor Dean az. 2txi00' A De
Rose ct al szt CrSkia and y SautsmorerA. own
srs: II brendel contractor: SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
WHAT THE BUYERS
WILL LOOK AT TODAY

were put in JOB, but not being salts
fed, he wanted 10 off. | learned later
on that his firm will not confirm any
order unless the terms are 10 per cent
off. This idea of buying merchandise
on large terms does not benefit any
one except the manufacturer, if the bill
is paid on time. For instance, when
my statesmen sell concern that buys
on 1910 the price of the garment is
raised to meet tho discount. If bill
of goods is sold on regular terms, man
ufacturing concerns sometimes have 20
wait thirty days or more for their
money Why should not a manUfact-
urer sell his Merchandise on ten days
if he can get his price? Where the
fault lies is that in many cases when
merchandise is bought on 1910 man
ufacturing concern is forced TO wait
from one to two weeks for its money,
and that makes the terms 10000. In
my estimation the only concern that
loses out Is the one that makes feat
ure price garment"
A cloak and suit manufacturer is GO
ing to try q new scheme to ship all or
ders prepaid ell over the country. He
said: 81 am going TO do this for all
my accounts and feel sure that 1t will
meet with success. Hereafter, when
calculating on a garment, | will add 10
cents for express, and this viii be so
little that it will not amount to any
thing. At present, when the cost OF a
garment is figured, five cents is allowed
for returns. By adding the extra five
cents | can ship prepaid any order to
any part Of the country"
A new material called kurstey cloth
is being shown at present by promi-
nent woollen house. This cloth is an
imitation of the covert cloth that is be-
ing shown so extensively at present
The body of the cloth Is very stiff and
should make fine material for coats
end suits. The material is tifty-siX
inches wide and the price is 81 % a
yard. II can be had in all the leading
shades.
A new hair ornament that will take
the place of the tango comb is tortoise
she'll figures of various kinds OF birds,
studded with white stones and colored
eyes. Another new hair ornament is a
large comb that will form the letter S
and will be shown in all shades so as
to match the dress or suit
The following evening creations were
seen by Tribune representative az the
studio Of L. A. Hartman, one Of the
leading American creators Of fashions:
A model of turquoise blue tafFeta, with
extremely wide skirt of gold lace over
tafFeta foundation. The neck is cut
very low and square. The model is
trimmed with black velvet ribbon, COM
ing from the shoulder across the bodice
and tied at the side in a large loose
bow. Net bands extend from the velvet
shoulder strap. Another costume Of
pink chiffon has large wing-like frills
over the shoulders. The short sleeves
are trimmed with the same frills. Half
a dozen roses form the girdle. There
are a few loops of black velvet ribbon
hanging loosely over the skirt, which
is pleated and very wide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
Trade balance Lower.

Washington, Dec. l5.-The foreign
trade balance in favor OF the united
States for the week ended December II
showed n decrease of almost Sl,OOO,OoO
from the previous week. II was w.
$50, 4s6, as shown by the statistics
issued to-day by the Department OF
Commerce giving the value of imports
and exports Of the country's twelve
principal customs districts, handling 80
per cent Of the exports. Exports dur
ing the week were $46,4l7,932 and i'm
noriA S2l.i2S,Ai6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16

middleweights. His days as a light
weight are about over.
Jack Curley is becoming a bit rash
in his challenges. He has announced
that he may send Jess Willard on q
tour in which the Nebraska giant will
fight all corners. Caution, Mr.. Curley!
Once out of New York a rude person
named Sam Langford may disturb your
peace of mind. Better draw the color
line right now.
Hal Stewart. of Colorado, is on his
way East He has whipped some Of the
best welterweight5 in the West, and
wants to show his wares in this city.
lie is a clever boxer, and will do well
with any in his class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16
APPRAISALS OF ESTATES,

MRS. MATILDA / MEssER July ?. 1910: net.
SCI, COZ. Estate passed % Florence 3 Burston and
Maud p. Kaufman. daughters. Assets. S2s East
18th st.. appraised At s2s.5o2: go West ic5th st.
81 2s6: one-half interest. $1,000 In equity Ia
unimproged lots IN Dyclman e.. near sherman aV;
deposits $3.50 and mortgages. fi7.7si
REV. WILLIAM M'KENDREE DARWoOD Aprii
q. 1910 total estate. 'ioHi peg, sgSs. MIS-;
he estate Asse.s: Notes. $1,000: deposits. $S5i.
and personally, S9l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-16

AAc AOilONiuS edltS Ntit iSCVANCN
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange,
Ia Vesey St:
b Joseph T. Day.
MANHATTAN RSll % i to ~ ant b loo s 1d
stores. Albany Savings Bank AT Edgar COnstrlc-
ton 90 ci al: Tracey. x I, attys; = l. Paris.
ri; due. Sl0lSj' 90; taxes. etc. Sills %. 70
e5TH ST. 555 E. n $. 5s5 lst av. 2orloo5. sly
dwg: 4 " Rockwell at + J Kunklor et al: A
Deshon. atty II Gregory, ref due Sj.1Qs ~;
taAe5. etc. Sls0. To May Niurthaugh for 5000
ioIh sI 40 W. 100 ig IN s'. -5H2S g. siy
$1,000 81: taxes. ETC. Sii4 To plaintiff 70; ,o
s'P ST .s tesse g5.T; rs., T. n az .;
To piaiutiG Tor 100000
By Henry Brady
5TH Az. l2io-l2iS. g $. block front. between Josh
and l06th So. 20LlOXl5OX ireg xl0Q vacant:
y LILO In5 Co agt y Pagan ct al. g W Hub
bell atty: VI J Seaman, ref; due. 1921. 22S o.:
taxes. e,c. sg,9sl 10 PLAINTIFF for s235;ooo
sty tenmt and stores. c De Peyster Field ct al.
eyr. agt c 3 F Mccain; swain. atty. !
Ns s 81, due Sai'' 81; taxes etc. ''si 500 d9
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph P. Day.
PROSPECT Az. 97o-972. 3. 73e lsith St, '5Sy
~. lOKis3Sl506. 8 sty fats and stores; y
Es.er Ggt q Keller Construction Co ct al J
Baker atty. Hayes. ref. due. S6.90l 81.
taxes etc s.. $40 10, sub 20 twO mtgs aggregating
slz2 900. To Hugo Bu.Owa FOR $4,000
AUSTIN III. 5. 42ZS n lilth st. looHlOO,, va,
cant: A OSnea AIT VI Quinlan et Al; W 9
Arnold. atty; ] Dsdigan. ref. due S-'z35 10:
taxes. etc. Si.0Si as. To plaintiff Tor S5.uOO
b. tho James L. Wells Company.
BROOK Ay. 1865. " s. 77.9 n 81 Paul's pl. 222x
80 2122 2N3j. sty tennt and stores Isa9e4a
Dennis agt Lucia kugulo 81 81 Williamson & q,
attys: r. Moore ref. due. 1850 81; taxes, e,c.
$3.50 80. To plaintiff Tor S4.OvV
BARTHOLDI ST. D 7j9 Rosewood Az. 25xs5;
W White agt + Mascoo 81 al Williamson * Is.
attys Moore. ref: due, SlIi Of; taxes, etc.
sij, 20. To plaintiff tor SJvo
By Charles 4. Berrian.
BROOK Az. 1928 @ s. 27J n l7lst st. 2JKl00 II;
sty fiat and stores II Go'dstein sgt A Gold
stoiu Ct al. n w Schutt. atty. VI Mccarthy.
ref: due. 50 302 81 . taxes. etc. Sij5 30; suD %
hrst mtg OF $4,000. To plaintiff Tor $4,000
MORRIS PARK Az. $40. s. l43l.ll G Walker as.
252xlS9. 612S. 6Xl74.2; Ellen fitzgerald AT Lizzie
Reest; X MCGUIRE atty II Forster rel; due.
Si593 81. taxes. &C. $SCj IS. Rcadvertised for
Dec IS.
BY George Price
ls6TH ST. 236 and 23S Z. s. 300 " Morris sv
j0xl00: , sty tenmt and stores and sly dwg;
h II Bottom q al eXri. agt l. Flora e. al;
Lane atty: NJ Bendit ref: due SS.j7j 10. taxes.
etc. 1854 %. To plaintiff for $S.VVO
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER Is.
Manhattan.

DECEMBER Is
Manhattan.
9Th ST. 81 ~ Rossn az; 81 zimmerman ct al
Nov %, 1915: sid
STANTON ST, 1s7; A r Csllizan az 3 Becker 9.
81; Jan g. 1914; $40
l2sTH ST. 23s II Anna Finkslstein sgt L stcck-
man ct Al; Sept l6. 1914 tcaneelled); $40
The Bronx.
IlrH ST. g. 1851 from cor mia q and
Barnes sv. 26Irl3i.6; J De Pace AZ Maria
Colonns ct al OCT 20. 1914: SO
CROIoNA PARKWAY. cor Elsmers pl, i0a7x
2oe2 George Colon & Co AT CrotonA PARKWAY
Amusenent Ccrpn q al. Aug !. 1914. $S.7i2 IS
N5Ih ST. s. 1901 " southern Boulevard, sox
80; Gesmsn Lozner. Inc. sgt Nicol Buildn1
Corpn ct al; Dec >. 1914 500
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Question: am planning a business
trip to Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chi
cago, st. Paul, st. Louis and Louisville,
and | want to know the cost of such
trip. Is there any interchangeable
mileague book that can be used on this
trip? Should $50 week cover all rail-
road and hotel expenses? Is it "A Gus
tom for travelling statesmen to pay
laundry bills from their weekly eX-
pense account ?-E. II. Frost, Thomas
ton Knife Company, Thomaston, Conn.
hnswer-You are going to make big
jumps, and a trip of this Find can be
made for $50 a week. No. No. Yes.
Question.-What is the mileage 70
Washington Harry X. Answer-It is
224 miles.
Question-What kind Of poplin will
be used for spring dresses and suits?
B. l.. Co.. Inc. Answer-Solid wool and
elk poplin will be shown extensively.
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Lexington Az. Apartments.

severaues q Van Allen have drawn pan, ior a
,birteeu story apartment house 20 ne eieo'eu OF q
49,, M. rorfhwest corner Of lfhinginn aF. Ailu
R.ft - i6oxljo feet. moss covered ty he hotels -.
io1e1T Adj Premier. which were 500 last June ~
i ~ Iis-iq4 Taf 12d Street Company 20 the 90
wv. '-aj STREET Corporation, represented ny Nal
wSck Thone Of 100 Broadway lhe 9peTiit a91 4
I,a., ai.,,rg Twelve story apartment on TIC oppo-
..ite sllltUrast corner,
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Ouick Renting of Building.

m, ,,,.ivs story oft building At % and 05 West
osih a r'cently completed has proved profitable
Sperafion. Within period 81 four monus mr. rhs
~, "a. rurrhased on MAY II last D. MlAlam ~
cfesbr5ugh benjamin Mordccai and y 'hhofi
pofcf lu a trade Cos an apartment hou.e
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Fifth Av. Block Front Sold.

Tn, Fifth sv block front 90 The east side es-
tween i05th and l06th sis went 70 .ns pIs,h' ~
~, ~ salesroom yesterday. on bid q S-so,ooo
Ilsnn Brady was the auctioneef' . ,....,,.,, q,
90 s,t AZ Prospect ay. The Bronx, On DID
" ttsa eoo Jos.uh T. Day was the anciioneer
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Big Rent for Part of Store.

TIE Hilton Company. which owns tho lessehold
~ Ie3-IJj Broad St. two doors from Market 81
Newark. y. j.. has leased half q the store at that
mems Furnishings 10 the Wa.k0ver shoe Company
OF Boston. The lease Is FOR ten years at an annual
rental Of 50 600
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1eR9Sal Estate
Buys Corner Dwelling at
Madison Az. and 68th St.

under construction or on contract IN this section.
Eugene J. Lang Is breaking ground Tor a twenty
room house Ia French Renaissance AZ Murray BIZ,
The residence will have under It's roof garage and
ehanfIeur's quartes