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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20

to = !. .. il ana 70. Biz 20: Lo t a. - |,
~. Blk 81 Lots :? 6, I. 6, 20 and "a, Blk
=. ssrn csn,ra PARK LSnl A 70
due Avs J. 1915 c. a,tys, Hays IL q
IssD 1T. SIS as webster av. 25sii tlo,yUs
Schrader. 81? f s34th st. Nov 10 due bee
l9l5, c. ATTY. ' sheridan, iloe
MNRHMfoT a Az s5s Lccg.t A. Az. 100
- southern Bvd-Ferdlnand Kurzman to
Mary { Brown. l4o 3ith st. Nov IS due
pes l. 1912 c; attys, hurzman & Y
BosToS RID. " 5. 455 . l5s,h st. i ''ii'SV
iidss,, en- / M Moodsnd to ,NSernai
Nov Is. yTr. e. aP,y s Kss s MIX 5,
choroNA Park North. n > q. " t Gro,
tona av ,oxgs?-Benenson R'ty co 20
Christian spach tgdnl. 1888 Teller av. Nov
~ due as per bond; ATTY. l. I a 7 co,
isirH ST. IS sti e rl.h,a;; Az. i:s sISoy
.koyacs CONSTR Co % SAINT II sternbers,
!? W sist ~. Nov H. ". s = G. atiys.
sternbcrg. J & r. 25a Bway. $50 s. 500
sS1ios"Ansast w.signg N to wr h,; nv,
Enberger. sS2 T. i1Oth ~. $oy H. -,
'ls 6, atty Frank Gass. Inc. -sij ves.
BROOK Az. ieo. = s. ey,iO,-North Bron>
R.dg 4 H"l Sing CO. Inc, - Harry L,fRo-
whL, 1900 Lexington AZ. Nov D.. due a.
lease atty II Fielschcr. 1862 Madison
LoT 3,sa5. map wt-,che.ter ;r,rra,e.I't 3g.g
aida av.. Nov ! due AZ per bond. ATTY.
i,isT ST. n7 <. :. 'iic.syico-r,.,...is. 'g x
H. VI. =; ettyF, schsrps n : 80
l'OTH ST. $50 L. Sc. isSxioo-sama5e' OG 10
same Nov 10. due. sc. as per bond; ats,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
NO DROP IN DIAMOND PRICES.
Employers and Brokers Back Up Ac-
ton of the Cutters.

Diamonds are not to be cheaper be
cause OF the war. This has been decided
not by the mine owners. manufacturers
or dealers but by the workmen EMPLOYED
as diamond cutters. This was announced
yesterday in Maiden lane district as the
result OF messages received from Amster-
dam.
Three associations have agreed to this
policy announced by the Diamond Work.
ers Union. which Is International In char.
acter. The other associations are tho
Association Of Diamond Cutters and
Manufacturers and the Association Of
Diamond Brokers.
The Diamond Workers Union decided
"a order strike In any shop when dla-
monds should be sold under the scale
OF pricea prevailing before the war. On
receiving proof OF any manu.ac urer sell
ing secretly or indirectly under the es.
tahlished price the union will issue an
order prohibiting workers from doing any
further work for him broker selling
or trying to sell under market prices is to
be shut OF from supplies and sellers are
to refuse to deal with buyers who try 10
get cut prices II Is said that because OF
the systematic X ping OF records any
rrice cutting W. Id be speedily un.
CO"c~Nd
Maiden lane wholesalers say that prices
OF diamonds are rs hIgh as before the
war and that some grades are going up
In price because OF scarcity. since new
shipments have practically ceased As a
considerable shipment OF diamonds would
be a valuable prize OF war men in tho
true! do not desire TO take the risk OF
such shipments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday:
rhs sorhmore Realty Corporation, Man
haitian; capita, $4,000; directors Robert C.
Ryder. John Van Harder and Frank u
HHgan. Ncw York city.
Tho les West TV-Hty-secoud street COR
porsuou. Manhattan. capital $1,000: dlrec.
tu~s. Robert C. iyioT john Van Harder and
Frank Il Hagtu. New York city.
The ees Wts' seventy-cigh,h street Cor.
pOraloa, Manhattan; capital, $1,000, direr-
Tors Robert . Ryder. John Van Harder and
Frank Hagan, New York city
The Colosseum Realty Corporation. Man.
haitian, capital 5000: directors Robert C.
Ryder. John Van Harder ana Frank n
Hagan, New York city
The Regnpr Realty Corporation, Manhat.
tan. capita, 5000; directors. Roh-r' c
ryder Van Harder ana Frank d HaEsn.
Sew York city
Tie $40 Wes' Emf Avenue Corporation.
MAGhr tan capita 5000: 1'rec'ors Robert
e. Ry'", John Van HARDER ana Frank q
the $50 West seventy ninth street Cor.
p"raton. Manhattan; capltal, i5ooo; direc.
tors, Robert c. Ryder, John Van Harden and
Frank u. Hagan. Sew York city
The Beech Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan; capita, $500; direttors. Gustave Cohn.
Julius Cohn and Adolph II. cohn. New
York city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
BUSINESS PROPERTIES RENTED.
Realty Company Takes Building In
Coffee District.


Cammann. voorhees, Floyd have
leased for Amos +. Emo to the Buckhou,
Realty Company the building at 73 to II
Pine street and 1913 Pearl street, sur.
rounding the southwest corner OF Pine
and Pearl streets. for long term on "A
net rental basis.
The Duross Company has leased for
Isabel X. Some and Margaret A, Gaston
the building at ~ West Fifteenth street
70 Nhe Erie transfer Company OF New
Jersey.
He'll & Stern have leased in ia4 To
l4o West Twenty-sixth street the tenth
loft to Hamburger Bros. In 137 to I3s
est Twe nty-hfth street the ninth loft 10
the j. Rosenfeld Company In "a and %
West Twenty-fifth street the eighth loft
10 william Kerner. ana in II and IS
West seventeenth street the tenth loft
10 isi;ke,s;ein a Saisberg
Carstein 4 Linnekin have leased the
seventh loft at ITO and ii2 Fifth avenue
to Benze Bros the fret loft NJ a. Yves,
seventeenth street to Will IN Malberg
Offices at 3i7 Fifth avenue to Coo, dye
* Roser, Gilman 4 Jacobs and Mary
Desu, and offices at 800 Fifth avenue to
ii. A. Curtis and A. c. Dodman.
Earle q Calhoun have leased for n term
OF years the store at 3s7 Amsterdam ave-
nue. TO the Sheffield Farms 81 awson-
Decker Company Ms branch dairy.
The Herman Arms Company has
leased for term OF years the store at
254s Eighth avenue to the Massas Floral
Company.
William A. White 4 Sons have leased
the tore at l73 Madison avenue to Mrs
Mabel II. Dow.
shaw 4 Co have leased for Selma l..
Bloch and Clarice Engel the store at 2366
Eighth avenue. southeast corner OF l?7th
street, TO Daniel Reeves. Inc. for a term
OF years.
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MABIEs GET BACK HOTEL.

One bid was all offered for the Hotel
Continental. formerly the Hotel Albany.
a. the southeast corner OF Broadway and
Forty-iirst street, which was up for sale
Yesterday In the auction room In a fore
closure action against the Forty-first
Street Realty Company. Florence L..
Mable. the plaintiff, was the bidder. She
offered $3.50, 900 for the property. which
IL encumbered 20 the amount of S929.S74.
II was from the Mabie estate that the
Forty-iirst street company bought the ho-
tel few years ago. II Is ten stories and
vas erected about twenty-five years ago.
Yesterdays proceedings will not interfere
with the lease on the hotel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
CITY REAL ESTATE.
CITY NENE ESTATE,
OraceS.Ely&CO.
REAL ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 489 Fifth Av.

LAFAYETTE 50. cor white at, l20sS
lOs l0N--- 20 Franklin st 15Is0 llSes-
y Fass a co agt Hallenbeck- Hungerford
Realty Corpn. owner; wells & Newton Co.
contractor, Alex Ksrpin. sub-eontrac.
18TH At. 81 4 20 w-Harry Klein sst
johanna Herrnstadt, owner: ooldberser
a Roaenbaum. lessee: 0oldberger.
9TH AV. ssi-Berger Mfg Co art Joseph
swain. Estate Of Joseph swain, owners:
T. G Eckhardt. contractor $500. $50
GOERCK ST. II 4 I3--Sassau Iron Works
Inc aEt weyler Construction Co. owner Z
BRoADwhY, sisi-samuei perfmer az,
y Real Estate Security Co. owner gre.
wADswORrH Az. " :. SO IT n ~ 18th at.
T5xi0o-Nito Contsssa Co agt VII lam
Hobson. owner; Aldorf Construction Co,
Inc owner & contractor. .sell ~
Bronx.
2.t1U ST S2s John n Dammn az;
Felicia Bernaochio. owner q contTac.
cr.%ruER ~ W :. 200 4, OF Ed.nws'G
av .tNloO--Clyde T Howes agt Louis
FuE'.,s". owner. John Marx & sons, con.
tidt-nEb Wv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20

$50 sr, 81 w-Emigrsnt Industrial say
Bank ast Robert r walsh ct al (fore-
eloseure OF mortgage attys, J
last ST, u E-Emigrant Industrial say
Bank agt Annie NJ Ivory ct al fore
closure OF mortgage attys, J
OGorman.
I7sTH ST, $. las wadsworth av, i2.sx
i00--Emma r Odell agt Mabel Power
tamended foreclosure OF mortgagel, atty,
c Quick.
MADISON Az, =, 4sli losth st ssx
l0o-Escelsior saw Bank Of city OF v
agt Marcus Rosenthsl 81 al foreclosure
OF mortgageli atty. J e Gulick
18TH ST. $40 r, and Az r. ans TO s2s-
Brooklyn Structural steel Corp agt Levy
Dairy Co ct a. foreclosure Of mechanics
li?TH ST. 10 and 81 2 and AN q ?5'
W--Morris Jarper agt Isidore l. Berko.
witz ct al faction To declarr decds void,
&c) attys, Marcuson Bros
Bronx.
fifth ST. n cor Davidson nv, 30xa0--wm
Seaman agt jos Y Fox ct a. tfoteclcs ~
mtg); attys, Speir 4 Bcrtlett.
PLOT 90. map villa sites. Rvcrdale, e4th
ward--Ruby II Pepper aEt Jas \ Devancv
At al foreclos OF mtg; atty, W Mon
heimer.
MACY ST as rs Il Hewitt pl, ASKS. T.
Mary Annie Robitzek agt Nora stanton
ct al foreclos Of mtg, atty, n Rob'zrt
EVADNA ST, = = 100 It " Blondei ay. 50X
ct al uorcclos OF MFG. attys Meier n
LOT 80. Parcel 4, map subdivision property
VIM Ogden Corporate Mtg 90 agt ~.
gust Nelson ct al tforeclos Of mtg atty
II Patton.
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SATISFIED MORTOAGKs.

with name and address of lenders atty)
AY p ,. e a. .cs ~ 80 9; 3 , ,S
av n IS TO beg July !. isii-Iottie
Schafner to Adolf Mandel in liquidation
Sity' ssmGel HOFFMAN SEQ Bway ' 81 go
personal property-Ssme to same i. 900
10th ST, rs, Ste Bristow st.. aeSso. Nov
I. la0s--Ciara Wiedhopf to Lawyers Mtge
90, SO Liberty st. ....,.,,,,..,...,tls.O 900
2sb 81 nI ss, :. $50 n iSth ay, s5Tss,e.
Thomson, extrx; attys, smith q Bow.
2soTH ST. ", 9. t2.s e Liehig sv E.sx
w. 25ot iG St R BY BY a' n SSShas s 'S BY
boundary mrs, parcel herein described and
sr by vide s bos s per b; tax %'fP yn s'G
Az, by M a., by FIRST parcel
herein aescrihod PREMISES extended east.
erly ana by Beech 81, together with
on r, and Of parties nrst part to any
ara Al land wing IN $ = OF Beech q, " y
BY 81 'G'Iai i q BY 81 '' % a sseSs
premises Il eYtssnded = and y by
and Agnes u RYAN to Daniel s Morrison
rho. 'S catSScrr e R"av t'''" So ,iSSSc,
HEIH Sst 0 "V by East or H"r kan River sy
and also land under water and preemp.
i've fr rsrS Of 7" .Sa 'H Sos I"'G Mar H"s yer
70 Of y Y. atty, J l. 2nacSonbush iG5
si"ocK bounded n by i'1th * '''s'' BY
n : li6tn st. by VS. 9Th ay and " 10y
7th nv. Feb 20 lses--John ID Grim,
minis to the Guaranty Trust Co Of Y;
s,TH ST, n >. l75 W sth av i2SxisY.s'
Sow IT, 1919 -Hammerste,n opera 90 to to
Maurice Mandelbaum' a,tys. s,oddard 4
ssiH sr, n 5. ZOO ives, End av' 'G i.gy
MeiropoitRn. limit 90; atty Clarence I.
u,Si'ssT4SG9N 81 n iss t. az Il, 800 900
Cannon ~, GG.6x5ilO, Nov II. l9o7--Wm
friedman % Victor and Victorl. Muller
attys, Amend d 4, ia Nassau st tggis0
9th ST >, .c75 18th nv, aSxiOc'5,
Dec !, ls9s--sarsh Adams 10 Robt w
p pn,ioosy ac q" ss sns trustee atty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
Movements ~ Naval VESSEL.

WAsHINGTON, NOV 10 The destroyers
Preston, Flusser amt Reid have arrived a.
Annapolis. destroyer prayton At New YORK
Yard tug Rocket ana yacht E,frIda m
Norfolk yard, tug PatuXcnt AT Lynn Haven
nay, dcstroyers McDoLsrt, Mccall CaSsin
and Cummings AT southern drill grounds
tender severn and submarines C.l. CO ca
ca ana C-5 at Porto Bello; cruiser Mary.
land At Mare Island cruiser ST Louis at
san Francisco cruiser sew Orleans ~ T.
huron, Cal
Cruiser He'sna has sailed from Hankov
FOR shanghai hospital ship Solace from
Washington Tor Ncw York yard. collier Nero
from Acapulco for La PaZ cruiser Wsst
Virginia from Mazatlsn for La Pa cruiser
Albany from Guaymas FOR La PaE. gun
ho4t Chattanooga from ss,'na Cruz for
Acapulco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
sr,s TO SAVE HOTELS LIGHT.

The four story dwelling at 46 West
Thirty-s!Xth street. in the rear of the Col
haywood Hotel. which was to he sold at
auction yesterday. was sold at private
sale the previous dag to the hotel inter-
e,;s by \. ~ Hageman. The property
was offered in the auction room yesterday
merely az necessary formality and was
I'D IN at $4,000 The dwelling was owned
1y l.. y Wright. y Judgment of sii,792
vas held against the property by \. IL.
Byrd. who brought the action which re-
suited In the realty being brought into the
auction room. The Collingwood has con-
troll 81 the property at 81 to So West
Thirty-sixth street under long term
.e ase taken some time ago when stories
were heard OF II building operation that
would have shut off the rear light Of the
motel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Weather Holds Up Big Deals
Hotel Company Buys House
to Protect Light.
100000 BRONX FLAT SALE

Closing OF several deals some OF which
involve considerable money aside from the
properties tia. are to be given in trade.
were gostpoa~1 yesterday because Of the
ipclemency OF the weather. Buyers and
sellers TOO refused to travel downtown to
oso real estate matters which could be
done just as well the following day. Under
sieh circumstances trading was limited
ia every respect. Little was done In Man
haitian In any department of the business.
and In The Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens
conditions were nearly as bad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For esetern New York. snow to-day, 10.
morrow. fair and much colder; fresh north
tvtnds

winds.
For New Jersey. fair and colder to-day;
tomorrow, fair fresh northwest winda
For northern New England. snow to-day.
tomorrow. fair and colder; strong northeast
to east winds.
For southern Mo- Engians snow or rain
to-day. tomorrow. fair and much colder;
strong north to northwest winds
For western New York. snow and colder
to-day. tomorrow. E, Nv win Using tee,
perature, fresh northwest winds
NE~ YORK. Nov. 2o.--A storm central
over Lake Huron caused snow yesterday IN
the upper lake regions northern New York
and New England, and rain In other Atlantic
States In conjunction with a depression APP
psrently central on the south Atlantic coast
Throughout the Gulf States the M,ssis.
''ppi valley ana westward the pressure wss
high and the weather generally fair.
Temperatures were generally higher ever
all setions east Of the Mississippi River
except the upper lake regions. which section
was within the radius OF a cold wave cover
ing the Missouri and upper Mississippi val
leys causing freezing weather southward
into Arkansas Oklahoma and the South.
west and zero weather In the States north
OF Iowa and Nebraska
Ten TO fourteen degrees below zero vas
reported IN North Dakota
In this city rain fell most 81 the day
warmer wind. fresh northeast to south
east average humidity. So per cent: baron
eter. core cted to read TO sea level at =
A. NJ. 3os7 3 p. NJ, soil
The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by ,he oiicial thermometer. ia shown
In the annexed tubj.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
500, 900 GREENWICH SALE.

Tie Hawthorne property at Greenwich.
oun., comprising about fifteen acres, on
which here are a mansion and scverI!
Uhuildugs, has been sold by Slaw-ou &
iobbs, as brokers, to Winchester Fitch OF
AIS city, who plans 10 occupy II as per-
...u,ut residence. The place, which was
lid at $50. 900, IL located IN the heart or
'y- % the exclusive Sound residential
-, Elements
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
SUBWAY BUILDING NOT WANTED.

John q. Wendell before he left for his
winter place al Santa Monica, Cal. where
he now lies near 10 death gave orders
TO his attorney 10 protest against the
maintenance OF the subway structure on
Broadway and Thirty eighth street In
front OF his property. The attorneys in
formed the Mayor yesterday that Mr.
Wendell did not consent to the erection
OF the structure used In constructing the
broadway subway and ask that II he
removed because II Is inf'icting serious
injury to the rental value OF this prop
erty and the business OF their tenants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20

Tie Tlmmus Realty Company has sold
10 the National Bank of North Hudson
u West Hoboken four lots AZ the june
Ion OF Summit avenue, Demott street
ind Paterson plank road, as n site for
new bank building The plot fronts 100
ieet on Summit avenue. 22 feet on De-
mott street and 129 feet on Paterson
plank road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
CITY HOMES LEASED,

Pease & Gilman have leased furnished
FOR Mrs William q. Fitch the Ave story
American basement dwelling at ll3 East
Fortieth street TO Henry u. Carhart. ANA
for Mrs. Gtorge @. De witt TO Mrs. Jo-
seph A. Flannery the five story Amer-
can basement dwelling at 81 West Fifty
first street.
The lIoughton Company has leased for
William Curtis Otterson his residence at
33l West Eighty-fourth street, furnished.
to T. W. Hood
l.. J. Phillips s. Co. have leased to
Emmett Mclaughlin the dwelling at SO
West 10th street.
Porter x Co. have leased for Harry A.
Grant to Paul Bishop Miragla the three
story brownstone dwelling located at 20
East l30th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
B'KIYN BOARDS NEW OFFICERS.

The Brooklyn Board OF Real Estate
Brokers has elected the following OIL
GERS for 1915: Christopher e. Molten
hauer. reelected president Thomas Ho-
v,nden. reelected ice-president George
II. Gray. treasurer, and Isaac Corteiyou,
secretary directors for three years, Isaac
Cortelyou, William +. Rae. Joseph NJ
May, Howard Z. Pyle and Eugene j.
Grant; nominating committee, Thomas
Hovenden. Clarence b. Smith, Charles n.
Behrt ms. james h. Fisher and James l..
Brumley: auditing committee. sig Ceder-
strom. Charles Partridge and Everett
Kuhn.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

!ish ct al to Jessie II heller sssts,
MANHATTAN MICE co to Hudson in 'yvV,
wEfL, WIZ NJ. 10 rae Q { T Co ,'' .,.'iSSS
FARMERS LOAN TRUST co and sno.
JoHSsoX BERTHA NJ. to josepn 'i,''S V
NEMt:rK. vA-LAv. 10 var.,v ,..a'' ~
stEbpEN fREbERlc 8, ana iao en-, ~, 900 40
LAwAERs MICE CO to w.itan no.en
MErRoroLis sEtrRirirS 20 to- s5 s'-'S OF,
Managers % The Diocesan Missionary &
church Extension society Of ne p 2
GhGr'h in dioees, q y I.......,..s i5,o0o
DOLCE. STUART. 20 Emily u v.e
oRAfBii1L. JAMES ,ra.. to iJs2'S II
y TRUST co to Earn Il Lew. .,i5,.5S5
TITLE GUAR TRUST co 10 Geo Mar
nIGGiIIo.. ERNEST. 70 Le,i,i. n nir''d51 So So
TRuELsuN HANS p y. 70 Hans Truci.
ERLANdER ELISA 5. e1;4. to iEii.a. r.!
sTRoH, SOPHIE. to broadway central t,isii
HuGHEs, SIDNEY ". to Geo Fr.y 'iSys
GEcKs HELENE sia, to oscar seh '53S2
AMEnicXN MICE co to STATE ln,s s,iSS
GoEnEN MATTHIAS, and aao. 90 Anna Ann.
GERMAN HOSPITAL & nIspl:NsAt'yS' ~ ~
Joaephine T Burghard .........Sio.!ia- 20
AMERICAN MICE 60 10 STATE hives ius
atSbSf LFT,TH ana Emo sao !s:
Lawyers Mtge Co.. .............;s S. 600
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BROKERS' N nTH AVE. DEAL.

u. NJ. Heckscher and J. l.. DE Saulles
ana Clifford u, Shurman we're the bro
kers in the sale OF the book front on Fifth
avenue from l0+th to i05th street for
benjamin Stern 10 August Heckscher. tite
10 which passed Wednesday. Several days
ago Mr. Stern took back the block from
Bing 4 Blns. to whom he had given II "A
year ago In part payment for n Park
avenue corner apartment house. No plans
for the future OF the property have been
announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
RECORDED LEASES.
MAnhaIian-

lISD 81. $40 W. ai,--Csrolyu T. BIoours-
II = mos from oct is. isli. ...... go
sSn ST 500 W, l.I--Msry VIE Fre.A a.
Miller 20 tredk II j schmi1'. on pr, mise.
~ yrs from Dec, !. 1874. atty. Icon.
Forst 1875 BWsy.................. 8 go
tSp ST n 5. l2b e broadway. 60NlpO b..
all--DerghoH Brewing Assoc 90 Ispo-
Dulae Inc, 606 W l3sth At. 10 yrH from
Dec 10. 1914; atty. PozsnskL ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

Az n, ais to S26, ana 18th ST. $40 E--Herr.
mann Grace Co sgt Levy Dairy Co. owner
Puten Cooper. Inc. conts. ,i2sl. so
S2B ct, s4s E-LeVtne e. PoEner, Inc agt
rsree, r schlachetzki owner and cont {. Il
PECK SLIP. to-Otis Elevator co az, Gem
oral Fish Co, owner; Comyns & Mayer
cnnls 'I'heNul . tsgO
Az b. W cor 18th ST. sAxl.0--Augustus 7
Brook agt Lory Dairy co, owner, brooklyn
Adam & Cooper, Inc. couts .............siel
HUDSON ST 27e 4 2sl-wp HuenerberG
agt Estate OF Eliza u Bailey a Edw Z
Cammann. exrs. owners; william Fischer,
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svyER FOUND FOR BuoNN FLAT.

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD - Arnold.
Ryrue x Baumann have sold for Eber-
haIdt 4 Podgur the southwest corner of
Southern Boulevard and Tiffany street.
FIVE story apartment house with
stores. on plot 35xl00. The property
was held at 100000.
EAST l62D STREET-Alexander Selkin
has sold for Edward Stelter 70 a client
for occupancy s62 East l62d street
;wo story frame dwelling. on plot ask
ga. between Prospect and Westchester
avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
MAYOR TO ATTEND MEETING.

Mayor Mitchell expects TO be able to
attend the meeting OF real estate men
from the Greater City and Westminster
to be held this afternoon In the Msr-
chants Association rooms. The purpose
of the meeting Is to formulate u cam
paign against adverse real estate lcgsla>
tion which Il is feared will be presented
to the constitutional convention when 4
convencs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
sNITH. MARY Nm pur.nanc. ., ,n

smith MARY HIN pursuance 81 N
srder % Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler q
Surrogate OF the County ~ New York
motto. Ia hereby given 10 all persons HAVING
claims against Msrv " Smith late OF the
County % New YORK deceased TO present
tn. same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scrihers A. the'r place ~ trNnsact'nv hu.i-
ness No. ~ william stree, IN the CIV ~
New. YORK. IN or before 'he ~ iav ~ ne.
csniher ros' n~--d <ew v0-k 97,h
a. q Msy -in XIX. ccnLt,,n,n%C-T H,suoP
tors EDWARD sANDFORD Ltto--.v fsr
rtsru'o-s - wntn ~ s'-s.' S.w
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suBwA, TO yoNKERs MUST NE.

II the city will not extend the Broad
way subway TO Yonkers II. Hudgns will
do SO with private capital lie told
meeting of property owners OF the Van
Cortlandt and Riverdale section that the
subway would he built even should the
city shirk It's duty 10 them. He said
about 5000 owners OF SIC ,00O. 900 worth
OF property were Interested in tho pro-
posaL
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woopHAvEN HOUSES FOR FARM.

Martin Tat ndler has sold the threa
No family houses at 3s43. 3sAj and 3s+s
shoe and Leather street, Woodhav-n,
T. /. to G. Knipe. who gave in part pay
ment 1873 acre farm near Clinton. Conn.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

s7TH sT. - and As w-Ameriean Sheet
Metal Latin co AIT Estate OF John McKeon
a. a.. SoS %, 1913 tcancelledD .tlilbO
SAME PEDPERTI--Cilsnvocd Sand Gravel
90 sg' Frances Perry ct a.. Nov ~.
SAME FROpERrY-.Sams az; Mary
H. ckor ct al. Nov Is. 1919 tcan-
SAME PRopERTY-Naihan slater az,
Mary hf"shsw e' AL NOV II isil9
SAME PROPERTY 4 Lindner
agt same. Nov Is. 1913 (cauceled) $3.50
SAME PROPERTY-Phllp Cros.man agt
Frances Perry ct al. Nov ~. 1919 .can.
SANE pRoPEKrY-I.idorc shkon,i ast
John II Henshaw ct al. Nov e. isis tc.n;
SANE MISREPRESENTATION cornice sky.
light Works agt John \ Henshaw ct al.
SANE PROPERTY--Abrar Bsrhsn aEt
t.,nei- u Perry 81 a. N"' %. 1913 .an,
SAME Notwithstanding HaIsam ag,
SAME PROPERTY benjamin II Becker
ss' Mary Perry 81 al, Dec l. 1919 'can,
SANE rRopERrY--Louis Greenocrg ss;
FRANCES Perry ct al De : 1919 can:
SAME rRopERrY-phiiip Bal,am ss' "..s
West 37th ST Inc 81 al Dec -, 1918 tcsn-
c"u@dl .t.'-.......... ...-... '-...,- N.S6
DAWSON ST, s2o--sam Klein sgt Max
K,.uitE go ST. Nov :. 1914 ..........t2s5
!:6TH ST Webster av, istxlO0--
pelhsm Operating co agt sheffield Farms
s.aNson Decker Co ct a. Jan q,
iGeTH ST - c Webster av, gOoxlOO-
Lukens Iron Steel co asst same. FEB
~. lF4f .'.ts..s'' .....'..- W. 80