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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08
20 STORY BUILDING
PLANNED FOR B'WAY
Vano>copc Company Lcssccs Of
II and Theatre to BE Built
\hout 18th st. Corner.
OPERATORS MAKE TRADES

lease ~ important Broadway prop
~, or Improvement for office and the
.r.'.l rl. poses was announced yesterday
,a ,.. ...g 81 pans for a twenty-story
oare Building to be erected at 1899 and
1901 B-p. dwdy, with two story theatre
ts plr' OF tho operation to occupy the
riot q. sl5 TO ?25 West Forty-eishth
,.r,,f winch forms an l. to the Broadway
,n.,te, \. none Of the prn 'ipals In
.,. transaction could ~ reached. last
,i-rt CIll details OF .he operation are
I.lt,F This Is the story rs FAR as Il
eourI hc learned lat n.ght:
wr, Vauoscope Comp ny. producers Of
M. ON ruIcturos. OF which LOUIS {. Van
p.pcr is president, has leased the build
ing which will he erected from plans
,lei Yesterday by Thomas w. Lamb at a
COS, II $4,000. The twenty story
r,o,lway section will have % frontage OF
10 Q feet and VIII run back Ia feet "u
,bs north line and 1>0 feet on the south
rve,,y feet OF this frontage will he used
y,- an entr nee - the theatre on the
street level, while the other ten feet
will be fitted for shops Madison Grant
according to the ownership records, owns
this property ~ well rs that az 2lo and
~ Yves, Forty-eightn stree, part OF IN
theatre site. The property ~ -l' WEI
r,r,v-r.ghth street Is Owned by FRANCIS
Y p'Couror. while the rect ~ the plot
,.I 20 80 Wcs' r'orty-cighth 't"e't, Is
ovncl iy Leonard Hill. The street
,rorttee TO be improved with the their,
burI,rr is ll9 fcct The theatre vii
Seat a total OF liza people. 1856 in th'
iorcnes,ra and i2S In the balcony.
Last January II was announced that Mr.
Lamb WIS preparing plans for theatre
building FOR Madison Grants part OF M
Moi. but the area OF the operation ma
VOW been doubled ana a lessee obtained
The Vanoscope Company about the mid
die OF las, month took a long lease OF m
N.tropolitan Market on Broadway ad
,onlng the northeast corner OF seventy
seventh street II intends tn remote
the building into theatre for the produc
zion OF its own pictures.
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES LEASED.
Umbrella Firm Takes broadway
Store-Iptown building Rented.

Nelson. Lee a Green have leased In
the Strand Theatre Building at Broad
way and FOrty-seventh street, with the
Cross a Brown Company, Broadway
store to lie Bihan. the umbrella house,
for branch store
Pease d Gilman have leased for the
Misses Cockcroft the two story build
ing at 30 East Thirty-sccond street.
Just east OF Madison avenue, to the fur
niturc firm OF Amos :. Hi. The lease
Is for "A term OF years. Hill n Co. will
alter the building for their own use.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased for Peter Duffy to X. NJ owen &
co. the three story building At the north
west corner of Fifth avenue and 142d
street. and to Nine. Estella the second
floor at 90 West Forty sixth street and
to O. NJ. Shannon offices In the new twelve
story building at 1917 West Forty
fourth street.
Hell & Stern have leased In 24-2s
Waverly place a store and basement
TO Morse Bros. & Erich: In "a West
Twenty-fourth street store to Esen-
stark & Plesser: In 1891 West Thirty
eighth street the NTH loft TO Z. Gross
man Company In i37-139 West Twenty
NTH street the eighth loft to NJ. w.
Waist Company; in IL East Thirty-third
street the eighth loft to Jacob L. Fried
man; in 36-3S West Twenty-ifth street
the second and third lofts to l. Storch
4 Co. and bevay Bros. and in 1851
West Twenty-sevehth street the tenth
loft to l. y. Siegel & Rubinstein.
The Duross Company has leased tbs
store and basement in Eli and 2l3
Wooster street to F. Richman and the
Hrst loft In 97-l01 Reade street to John
Barberie.
Sidney L. warsawer has leased the
| four story loft building at 2lS West
l37th street to the Greene Motor Truck
ing Company. also the store at 1856 West
] Forty-second street to John Blanken-
/ horn.
John j. Halleron has leased space IN
! S95 Broadway to the General ffreproof-
! ing Company. Samuel Frank and the Peer
| less Automatic Machine Company
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Friday & Lehman have sold 80 Weir
t,.i street. two family dwelling, for
n" estate OF Mtrgaretta irenigen; also
~ Stiunppe street three story Nat,
TO Martin purmann
James r Fisher has sold plot, BOX
loo with garage, on the cast side OF
Eighteenth street, 100 feet south of Ten
~ court. for Mrs Freda Faehrmann TO
william r. Baker, who will build a de-
l. he'd residence.
Frank a. Seaver & Co. have sold the
pit leoNloO ~ the northwest corner Of
Twelfth avenue and SevcntY-ninth
street Dyker Heights, for Henry Finch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Italian Line steamship Anoona, sail-
ing to-day for naples. Will carry mail, clos
ing at $50 y. VI for Italy. Austria, Hun
gary. Bulgaria. Rlmania, Servia, turkey,
switzerland. Greece and for other countries
except Luxembourg when specially ad-
dressed.
The scandinavian American liner Frederic
VIII, sailing tomorrow for Christisnsand'
will take mail. closing az 10 A NJ, for Nor
way. sweden Denmark. Russia. Germany.
Austria. Hungary ami for other countries
CiAlly addressed.
The spanish Line steamship Antonio
Lopez sailing tomorrow for Cadlz. VIII
take mail. closing at A. NJ, for spain and
Portugal and FOR other countries except
LuNemhurg and Turkey when specially ad'
dressed.
The italian liner America, sailing on
Thu-sday for naples. vii take mail. closln9
at $40 \. NJ, for Austria, Hungary ane
Turkey and for other countries except
LuNemburgl when specially addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08
RRo>\ APARTMENT IN \ DEAL.

EAST I>2D STREET-Smi:h X Phelps
have sold for the sd street and Gar
den stree; Company the I'VE slvTN
a,lrtmen' house on the north side OF
l,-l street. g2l feet cast OF Crut1nt
avenue. on plot 50NlOO.
CROTONA ANENl E.--The Cosonza
Building COMPANY. SavariO Scalzo,
pres dent, has bought from II. Globe
srl Louisa Gerg,r, the vacant plot on
the northwest corner Of lN7;h street
and Crutont avenue, 75x>0. which Will
he improved with a modern apartmen,
house. This is the same building COM
p4uy which purchased some time age
the southeast corner OF lS7th stree
and Crotona avenue, from the Spies
estate which has been improved with
snartmeuts These transactions were
negotiated hv Charles VI. Nilloue.
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BronN
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The -srn.nss % m. lchish valley Transl.
s ssrnhinSs for G1toner 1910 amounted 70
,is,ssi hcins s9.ou srester Than fof
H "a nsT con, Ne, earnings we're ,SSO7s, an
increase OF 'is;ss or mort nan ..r,,ns PEI
srec,.d in III. near future by the renewal
81 activity a. The Bethlehem Steel "orks
nnn,hers and n IL understood that orders
are on hand SUFFICIENT to run most dspar,'
,rirs in the Trsn.i, Compsny's territory
arc also showing marked improvement,
Returns received BY the tiectr,coi World
from tho electric utilities Of the racine ANA
tons show satisfactory growth; The
companies in small towns snt cities eh'
perisnced. surprisingly lsrse in "i,',,",
showed growth OF 81 per cent In gross
paratiye figures from sh large cities N
California, Washington, oregon. Utah and
co orsdo save per cent, thG ,Ds,.. .e'
Comparative nEurss from six small cities in
Sew Mexico, Arizona, Wash,nston Wyo-
growt tn and 10 per cent outpu, growth
These are better growths than thls group
Pacinc states showed II per cent Income
increase and per cent ontpu, n'tesse
rer cent. income growth and a o per cent.
output decrease. In view OF the tari maj
september Is naturallN a dulI tlinr IN INV
far West and the added industrial dspress,
sion az this September. II Is remarkaol .
that the companies I'm this seciipl should
show any growth at all. Whil| the far
Nest pronted well by It's salmon and fruit
Industry. the other industries were very
backward The lack OF ships to the orient
spoiled IN excellent opportunity for the
PaclnC states.
A circular letter ~ shareholders Of tins
standard Gas and Electric Company says
i'm part: For the twelve months ended &c
toher a. lglt, the net Income OF standard
Gas and Electric company, AFTER phyinen'
Of all charges, has been equivalent 20 90
| per cent upon It's preferred stock, As 4
| reason 10 believe that unless there are fur
| Their abnormal increases in taxation OF the
| subsidiary companies and increases IN th'
unit cost OF labor % them, or further lower
ing Of the rates OF charge allowed 10 thos'
| roinpanies by various state commission
| nd regulatory bodies the net earnings Of
| standard Gas and Electric Company fol
the ensuing twelve months vii he IN Excess
| OF hose Tor the twelve months now closed
| II has been impossible, owing to the dc
| form OF permanent financing which was II
| hand Immediately prior to the Europea'
| war This plan In general provided fo
| the retirement Of the remaining balance %
| q $50. 600 collateral trust per cent -eria
! notes and other bills aud accounts payahl'
! 1914. amounted To s2S2, ia II, and means 10
| further advances to the subsidiaries pendini
| suitable market conditions for selling the
| permanent securities II II hoped fh"r'
| may he SUFFICIENT improvement In genera
| conditions during the coming year to enabl
| such plan 20 be made effective, and whe'
| made effective the company Will distribute
| rs dividends In cash,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08
OPERATORS BUY MUNRO BLDG.

Tho old Munro Publishing company
hu,,dtng. AZ "a and % Nandewater street.
has been bought by the Alrmor Company
7, il an eight story structure, occupying
a Mot 5Oxg6 6N Irregular, near the brooH-
Iyn Bridge, and was sold by Mrs N -
MURRAY. who resides IN France. Inc
property was owned for Il great many
r,ars nv the Munro family and last month
!, vas I'D in foreclosure proceedings 90
SATISFY judgment OF about $4,000. Al
maj sale Tn mas =. Deelcy bid in the
property TOR $4,000. He Vas acting rs
trustee for Mrs. Murray. who was the
plaintiff In the proceedings.
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cry DWELLINGS RENTED.

The firm OF l.. ]. Carpenter has leased
the dwelling at 1870 East Seventy-sixth
street, between Madison and Park ave-
nues. for Cordelia :. Steward TO Bradley
Stoughton.
John !. Halleron has leased the follow
ing dwellings 226 West l36th street TO
Felix kescr. 1855 Seventh avenue to Miss
Kathryn r. Mulderlg. 2is West lSsth
street to Dr. J. Walter stiles, 203 West
lsSth street 10 Louis G. Jacob and PIG
West 139th street TO Mrs. Julia Roth.
T. r. Thomas has leased the three-story
dwelling SIS ST Nicholas avenue to Fred
erick Allen.
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BUILDING rms YEAR.

r. Hs permits ISSUED IN Sew York
y.tr Vll be- about $l10,O0O,o00
b. ..t lutlu0U Contractor At the
Htg. Throughout tine country the
.u.l.,u OF tho country would
'p about 81 1000 0oo, 900 Build
..r..i- Ion Hui,a-o 'ut thc ycaI viii
|ing' u.uoU UuO. ON that basis
"H for tha country would hc 81
.u"U. TN, active work IN ihila
l9lt WIZ total somewhere near
b. Nu0. Al a corresponding rate tho
for o." entire country would
Tea ose TO $4,000 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise, ~ sun set, ~ Moon rises ,oi IL
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN
SandyH'k II IL Gov Island II II Hell Gate III
Low WATER THIS DAY
AN AN
Arrived MONDAY. Dccemher :.
SIS Krisiianiaf!ord, $50 A NJ Bergen. No
vemher ..
50 bordeaux. !. % A NJ. Havre, November n.
s. CITY Of 50 Louis. savannah, December J.
S. Jefferson. Norfolk. December q.
81 Egbert. Boston. December o.
ARRIVED FROM new YORK
50 Finland NJ Pairss
- Philadelphia AZ Liverpool
- Cameronia. at GLASGOW
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Stampsla, from Palermo.
s. TsOrmlun. from Naples
So Justin. from Barbados
50 Almlrante from Savanlla
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth So
SUFFOLK ST. ls5 Pivirrtor -.
:ixlo0-Isaak Go,dbsrg TO Made. " Nm.
~, " Ss'h. .: Pee. :, yrs. p c. att,
'rH ST. :. az Bowery ,2Slsss 70
p :, Dec 7: atty. l. Ins G.. i59
h"" ''''..', .., sid. .''.''.' ''-.'''
East Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
llOth stsp
9th ST. 90 Madison av. AK
M'J Nm 'I5snF to a1o nc TTI'' 81 81 %
a,.ys, stewart :. Is Wan St. $4,000
INT ST ci.me6. TO ~ Az trust 1SN' GO Of
J p c? ATTY stty., si"wari q { :, 81 VA
ESD ST. : SIS " Sd Az, ,66S75s-
Sanders Altmsyer to H. Woiiman / W
7o,h 81, Dec 2. yrs, e; atty 9 CO
lsT AZ = 5 sss ioOsh St, a syioo p
So. 500 ees az. a. per bond; a,,ys, M..rk.
osrh Il 81 a. aT'' 100 III ay. :;xio5, 200
Az u SGhlesinEsr 10 Ei's S'Sdmsn, 40, %I"-
,os NHHSe ST . o. sag ID az. a5xloo-coS,
sleyis Arhouno to Giovanni ressitore' s.s
T. lQsth II, Dec =, yrs . y c, ATTY. Leo
Schafran, 81 chambers " ......... s. 900
West side.
(west OF Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
lioth Sta
| It'll Az, cor 22d ST. y --Bornari
Toner 10 Lion brewery. i0+ W losth 81,
demand. p C.. Dec u a,ty'' Fitch ~ a. 8
RivrRsiDE DRIVE IS :. s!th s. :ss
N Il nT?.s r. r. 100 pc' B + yF' ~: 81
s7TH 81 n 3. 1875 " Amsterdam av, g: ~
g osios G iSsoS & e. N e Jqen pE R 9ts
$500, ID dsw 2@li, ,, c. atty Ru''s,i u =
COLI !MBUs ~. 7,s.s Amsterdam sv
eio7; and sth av, e'37, assign ~ al me
Joel to caroline F Pettnsll, a. Sis, y,
| Bklyn, Feb l. yr, n c........, $4,000
Uptown.
| CManhat,an Island. north OF 10th st.
ii5Lsvct '; eros. Day SuTsoI ~ 1 tS EaS
yers Mtg co, SO Liberty st. Dec 5, due sc
! as per bond atty, q Co.. ~
BRGHbwAY. - cor i2l.t st, ssicsISc
cR ts TO WOOD Do n Hon c ca s,at
Bway. Nov IS, due, Sc AS p"l
i25TH ST. 100 " :. leasshold. All u,cS-
MAY Benz Bernstein to Paul Golod q
ATTY II q Gut,man, S,es "a Sy p'' So
i5sD ST s. $50 Bwey l5ox- -strath
SONG .n G2ni' p S2 to Wa AsoPn p'naHem
De- De- u.s. 1919 a,,ys. s'oddard & y !!
RivERsrpE DRIVE. -. s,a. w'i iSgii
| Abel King and ano las 65th st. ii
| mtg $4,000 Dec :, install. .. stiys
| I.cse Connolly ~ Nassau t..,...{.e. 90,
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
| LOT :, blk |, map fremont Torrace-Popula
Realty Co, Inc, 10 Miriam Wilson. ll6
| 2sth st. Doc I, due. 80. as per bond
attys. Title q r 20, i76 Bway $50
LOT 20j. blk D, same mhp--Samc to same
Dec 4. due sc, as per bond .tty-
OGDEN Az. " 8, 80 l65th st. 5OxiO-Ma,
GOldwaSser and ano to johanna Mann
heimer. 100 Manhattan av. Dec o. du,
Sc, AZ per bond at,ys, Title 4 T co. y
| Rway ......,...,,. .......,...... Sc j0
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LOFT AND APARTMENT TRADED.

RIvINGTON STREET-The Benson Con-
s,ruct.ou Company. Louis Norman
president. has sold ll6 Rivngton stree,
,N story lof; building on plot 4oNloo'
q, tho northeast corner # Essex street.
- buyer. Meyer Neseu. gives IN eN-
change al53 Amsterdam avenue, SIN
story tenement on plot 5oNloo. between
i6bth and 18TH streets
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ATHLETES LEASE HOUSE.

Porter & co. have leased for Theodore
Kaufreld to the Morn!ngside Athletic Club
l07 West 130th street, three story
brownstune dwelling.
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PLANNING NEW BRONX HOUSE.

Macmillan Zypkes. architect. is draw
ing plans for a Ave story and basement
apartment house to be erected al the
southwest corner OF Marmion avenue
and i7Sth street at a cost OF $4,000 for
the Eifcl Construction Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

r.xryrnsrTY Az. i33a-saml Meinrart-n
az, Ernst Keller 'on'i CO 81 a. Ds' sis
lasD IT. and E-Acm. Metal cetins 90
at Jas Eyerard's Brewery 81 a" 80
RKoAp ST i-Na'e 4 Towne Manufactui :
ing 60 AT estate Of J Morgan 81 a..
ii6TH ST II W-Dahs'rom Metallic Door
80 AZ, Young Womens Hebrew Assn
a. Nov -, 1874 ......'...- ..'...S '''''
BronN
ls4TU ST II . cor Decatur az. .oNlOo-hlcn
q Horh ag, tiederman Realty 20 ~.
Mar Z. 1914. ....,.... -. ,,..H' 49,
INTERVAI.E Az . = lac q ItSLh 81. bV'
60 ct a.. sept -. l9lt ...........' .t'tS'
INTERvALE Az - 40 n te' ~, ~. IyS
60 It al sept Is 1914 ''o.o'
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SELLS STATEN ISLAND HOME.

Harold T.. Wittcmaun has sold the
dwelling formerly occupied by him, Al the
conner 81 Seneca avenue ard Niagara
s'-'.', C.otenl Park. staten Island, To a.
Investor for occupancy.
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nll> l.. I. CLtB PROPERTY.

.t...rz B. Rider has bought the LANDS
n" ipraguc club on the Nlsse-
-ir l,E,g south uf the boundary
',u." 90 Sm'rntowu Branch, l.. |.
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Customs Receipt. saa0.iot.

The total receipts at tho custom Huu~c
Yesterday for duties were s33G,l9ll5, OF
which sl4493tsl was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
SlOi259,3i for recent importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08

Regis n Post formerly Governor OF
Porto E..o, has sold ten acres on the wes'
sdo of ~u,d.eor avenue, Bayport l.. |
10 Charles r. lurroy.
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diminishing.
New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania
cloudy to-day. probably preceded by snow
or rain In early morning. fair tomorrow.
fresh northwest winds.
NEW YORK, Dec. s--The storm from the
southern states was central on the middle
Atlantic coast yesterday. being retarded in
It's progress northeastwRrd by area NJ
high pressure apparently covering all 81
Canada from centre over the Eastern
provinces.
The pressure was only moderately ~
over the north Pacinc states and in tn.
Southwest
II was generally cooler over the north
eastern quarter Of the country, but freszlng
temperatures did not extend south Of New
York and the great lakes
In this city rain fell all day. cooler wind
brisk to high northeast to north. average
humidity. SIS per cent; barometer, corrected
to read 20 sea level. at A. NJ. 2eH ]
L. NJ. 1911.
The temperature In this city yesterday, as
recorded by the Official thermometer. 10
| - L.. "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Arthur Stewart has rented his home at
Murray HiN. Scarsdale Estates. to II. j..
Davis Of New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-08

wAsHINGTON Az, s62 966--The Bowcry
savings Bank agt Workingmen's Edu,
Catlonal Assn Of the Bronx Borough ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage; attys, Cad
walader, Wickershim Tart
l7sTu ST, = cor Crotoua Parkway. 7s3x
I'd 2--Malvina Friedman agt Antonio
Sutera ct al foreclosure OF mortgage (;
ntty Britwitz
Attn ST =, 73S # Of RWtin st. 20 <
gyG-Emma l. De Winnie ct al agt Frank
McGarry ct al foreclosure of mortgdgel;
attys CloCke, Koch a Reidy,
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.
TX DIVIDEND

FIX DIVIDEND.
Company and Term. Stock, Amt
United Traction and Electric.
quarterly ......,........,.,. ---- -. 20
Eouitable Illuminating Gas,
srmi-annuai .,..,.,.,......,. pfd So
Great Northern ore and tr. ctf, - SOC
Pittsburg Terminal Warehouse
and Traction, monthly ,...,,, - fAc
Union Traction ard n.eo:ric.
quarterly ..,,,.,,,.,,,,....,. --- 1kes
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LIS PE<DfNs.
Manhattan.

pfNEuI'RsT ~, n v DOr l79ih A. lSO.3N
l00-Aune l. BENJAMIN asst Raymond y
Nppem1el'er ct al foreclosure Of mort
EagsJ. atty. + ! Haber
18TH ST. "A s. 40 n Of LenoX av, - *
98.ll--Mathilde \ Moiler agt Narsuc Ma
sauuWltz ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
at,ys. Miller g. Bretzfe,der
TNINER,SlTY Az, l3Ss-Wm II Caldwell
ir. agt George Kammerer ct al faction
40 foreClo.c mechanics len) atty, Knox
ltru ST - 80 ~ " ~ Madison av. e5S
lOOli -Ar,hlhald II Mac Sinclair rg'
Eva Fine 1T al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty. = y do Khan
ETH ST. 327 E--Pronick agt Chas " Mark
- al foreclosure Of mortgagel, attys
cary & carroll
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
4eD ct, $50 r.. mort on lease, June 2s. 1913
Terence j Lynch to Alema Realty Ex-
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

Eastern New York and New England,
snow or rain to-day. probably followed by
cica ring tomorrow; north to northwest gales
diminishing.
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MAY-MlCHAELSON NOVELTY COMPANY
INC. manufacture ~ umbrella hand es
at i.9 Broome street, has flied schedules
showing liabilities tllo3i. nominal assets
$780, and acfua' assets sGpl
HERMAN ORLEMITI. pharmacist a. 2li2
seventh nyenue, has Med schedules show
ing Liabilities t8SiS nominal assets i4gaS
MI
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~ltE \ 90, tra,crs I'm clofhing A. lf4
stanton street. has made an assignment
TO Herman SchiN
r COHEN dealer I'm mons furnishing
goods at 81 Cana street has made an
assignment 90 HNnau Srhtef-r
JACOB SCHW NRTZ NJ lGi- Madison av.
nue. has made an ssignnsnf to samuel
Wacht, Jr.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second partD
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JOSEPH ] GOLNSNITH IW'V0 H0lrN ~
dismissed tho petition r. bankruptcy 90
November against Joseph ! Cold
smith dealer In genera. m"r,haulis" H'
N0nke-s
LOUIS GOLDSMITH--1u HouEh has dis
missed tn. petition In bankruptcy ri",
on November Il nv Louis Go.dsmlth, sales
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Unitarian Church Notes.

Next Sunday will be observed as "child
labor day" at the Unitarian church. The
pastor, Rev. Sydney 8. Booth, will give
special address on the subject.
Rev. s. W. Sutton has agreed to take the
senior class OF the Sunday school during
the time OF his stay in Ellsworth, and an
interesting and profitable hour of study is
assured. The men OF the church are
especially asked to be present.
Plans for the first concert to be pre-
sented by the Pierrot troupe are well I'M
der way. The date of the concert will be
announced in the course Of week or
two. A strong string and vocal chorus is
being organized and unique entertain
ment will be offered.
The young people of the Unitarian
church have organized themselves into a
club which is to be known as the Uni
tartan club. The object is to promote
good fellowship, to have good time and
10 assist the church financially. Great
enthusiasm is shown, and every member
is working with will to make things go.
IL is proposed to hold a club night every
TWO weeks. These will be alternately
open" and "closed". The open night is
ior anybody from anywhere to be present
and Join in the fun. The closed night is
ior members of the club only
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M'KINLEY.

Mrs. Ada Martin, Mrs. Marion Turn
bley and daughter Evelyn are visiting in
Portland.
P. w. Richardson returned Saturday
from visit to his brother, w. z. Richard
son, of Wellesley, Mass.
The installation of officers of McKin-
ley lodge, F. and A. M, was held Jan. 6.
The officers are: Charles w. Martin, W.
M; William II. Thurston, s. W.; Loren
W. Rumill, J. w; Charles II. Wilson, s.
D.; Leslie +. Hamblen, j. D.; Lowell A.
Bunker, S. s.; Lewis c. Colt, J. S.; Eu-
gene M. Stanley, chaplain; Vernon FL.
Latty, marshal; Lueman Sprague, tyler;
Herbert P. Richardson, secretary; Thomas
8. Tapley, treasurer. Finance committee,
Charles w. Martin, Eugene M. Stanley,
Fred W. Lawton. The officers were in
stalled by Past Master Frank L. Manches-
ter, with A. d. Moore as marshal. Solos,
piano and vocal, were rendered by Mrs.
w, III. Thurston and Miss Violet Colt.
Many visitors were present. The evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Jan, 10, p. M.