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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
NEW TONNAGE SMALLER.
Shipbuilding for 1914 Is Less
Than for Previous Year.

Washington. Jan. 14.-American mer-
chant ship building declined 33 per
cent in point of tonnage in 1914, com
pared with 1913, and about % per cent
IN the number Of vessels. During the
year l,1G3 vessels Of all classes, ex-
cepting warships, were built, the De-
parttment Of Commerce announced to-
day, compared with 1901 vessels built
in 1913. The 1914 tonnage was 1880,
against 3S2, 500 tons in 1913.
Including warship tonnage, the years
shipbuilding exceeded the 1913 total,
hut the official statistics do not in
clude this class.
Vessels built on the Atlantic and
Gulf numbered 573, Of which 5li were
wooden; on the Pacific, $50, Of which
pa were wooden; on the Great Lakes,
1913, Of which 1870 were wooden, and
on western rivers, 140, Of which 1873
were wooden. OF the total 46 were
sailing vessels, S55 steam and 262 I'M
rigged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
BUSINESS LEASES
TN VARIOUS ZONES
Big Space Taken in Midtown
Section Buildings-RentalS
in Downtown Districts.

Ben.amin Bernstein has leased for The Graf
Realty AMI Hold ng Company the store anu base-
We,f 2i,h H.. 10 the National Cloak and suit
Company Tor a term o. years. 10 the National
Cloak and suit company me eish.A ana hli' u
floors. containing 10000 square teei, al 4''-iiI
william II Whiting & Co. have rented the, Gith
he second oft az 2l3 Front ST.. 10 Zengere q
schuma. her. the store no5r at 50 Murray st.. to
". q 4. Douglas: the entire tQp hoof IN the
Bettman St. Del geen Water and Front sis. 10
the Paragon Fibre Colqrns Conofston spaSe, "a
buildings Brooklyn. 20 the Keeling Care Com
pany. AMI ihc second loft a. 50 ana 81 Fulton 1t.
IN. n f..iiil C5lcourse Cooperation has leased
In l.s ...rfy s,ory office building nearing COM
pie,iou L.a 4-'n 81. and vanderbilt az, Three
oY .e. nr dee fourth floor. for I've years. 10 tred-
,rick Hulsmann. now az 1876 West j2i s.. and
ZOO .qaars feet on the ninth door. through Car
stein Il Linnedn. Tor i'e y,as. to ID. D. Best
d Co builders. uuw az 90 Fliih ay
Van Nordeu & wilson leased FOR term % years
the westerly store IN the Bawo a poiteT BlIins.
AZ an aggregate rental OF nearly $4,000; also. IN
Iqi Broadvay. corner Of Dey 81. offices 10 kdsar
SVear Co rented for Elias A Cohen the store
and basement IN 1913 Wooster 70 10 me htle1
sieo m Mar singer & Co. seventh loft IN $3.50
Wesi 2j;h 81 10 : L. segelbsum Co. elzhih
loft in $50 West 25h s. seIsntt9 10Y u M.
charles + Noyes Company. sixth loft ~ ls-ls5
Wooster s. 70 National Flower and fea her Com-
pany. and the third lott IN 1851 West 81 81. 10
The IT, NJ wein Company leased to Marsaret
RILEY he Roy Hotel. lJ4-lJo West aoth st. Tor
BeniariIn Highlander leased to A J; Engel
Inc he tenth loff al % West 33d 81; also. mrs.
ioft al 30 West $50 So % NJ. Bloch Co. skin
i0f' a.. "a west 2ith g. % the Mano Waist Com
nsnr and he seventh loft al l3i West .oth 81. TO
me LA ftnyli.6 lessed Tor W. s Grey The first
ami second stores BOZ l-S West i5th 81. 10 Nine
Hammer gowns for term Of years 90 az. os.A
Sol LoWenfeld rented Tie store al 81 west sslh
Bs,tine & Co leased At li2-ll4 East 1871 St
spere 10 Francis 81 Hartley dealer IN "oollehs
snd through Carsteln & Linneldn space 70 David
Nosr5witz and Emil Rohuer and the nrst iolt 10
Robert ShorUWer & Co for salesrooms Tor toys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Defeats J. c. Parrish, Jr., in
56-Hole Final Match
on Links at
Absecon.

s1.@.'eSon, n. j., Jan. l4.-W. Ernest
,,s-..Ae...iiofd, an oldtime star in the
I,S,s,.Huons Of the Country Club Of
n. City, won the chief cup in the
al tournament Of the Seaview Golf
~, winch came 20 an end to-day. He
ss,,i s . = G Parrish. jr., Of the Ma
no 0o!f Links Of America, by Z up
a. 70 70 play 10 the 3G-hole final match.
~ she start 10 loked as II Shackel-
- sglle have the easiest kind Of a
T, ,e.' o1' Parrish, who has played little
i,.n'I' Saamncnts, burg on doggedly and
b. sly displayed the better golf in
:. second round.
1, aeSeiord consistently outdrove
la .gP3nent In the early hours, and
{, s.e better Of the putting argument
am Out In IL as against "a for
q ,a, The latter being I down at
Ia, hy the time the first eighteen
,f,s.. we're played Shackelford had in
MS advantage % 4.
a ~ second round Parrish put all
~ sSegih he had into his driving
a, -pslto5sehed accurately most Of the
~ shile Shackelford, holding his
esss. 70 the green. was unable TO
~ with his antagonist in putting.
8n,s reduced his rivals lead 20
l,s,i a0lss by che time the turn was
aia.i,, ogt after six halyed holes
4. tSS,ioro won the sixteenth and set
h.,S 1e match. The best work Of the
'sMe al the l95-yard eleventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
CHATHAM-PHENIX
ABSORBS TRUST Co.
100000 Transferred at
Manufacturing Bank
Gets Branches.

Final details were concluded yester-
day for the taking over Of the Mutual
Alliance Trust Company by the Chat
ham and Phenix National Bank, OF
which Louis G.. Kaufman is president.
Directors Of the trust company met in
the Offices, at S5 Wall ST., and sp-
proved the terms Of the merger, which
were not made public.
Following the contamination OF the
merger preparations were Immediately
begun 20 move the deposit accounts Of
the trust company 20 the Chatham and
Phenix Bank. at 1872 Broadway, and by
midnight Sl0,000,000 in cash and securl-
ties had been transferred. The amount
of deposits which is added 10 the &C
count of Mr.. Kaufman's institution is
nearly SS,000,0O0 The two branches
of the trust company, one located at
266 Grand ST., the other at Lenox ay.
and 10th ST., have been turned over
by the Chatham and Phenix Bank 20
the Century Bank, which is controlled
by the same directors.
This is the fifth large merger brought
about by the present head of the Chat
ham and Phenix Bank. One OF the
most important was the bringing Of the
Phenix National Bank into the Chat
ham National Bank in 1911. Mr. Kauf-
man stated that at the next board
meeting Of the bank James II. Parker,
who was president OF the Mutual ALI
ance Trust Company, and W. o. ALI
son will be made directors.
When Mr.. Kaufman took the nresi-
dency of the Chatham and Phenix
Bank, five years ago, the deposits were
only S7,000,000, now they amount 70
more than $32,OO0,OOO. The Mutual Al
lance Trust Company will liquidate its
assets through its own committee
through the Chatham and Phenix Bank
and pay the stockholders on the liqui-
dating value.
Frank V. Baldwin, vice-president of
tho trust company, will hold a similar
position with the merged institutions.
Checks on the trust company will be
honored by the Chatham and Phenix
Rank against balances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with amount OF mortgage and name and address
o. atomsy)
JANUARY a.
Manhattan.

BEACH ST formerly 80. q cor s. Johns Lane.
RUS 1913 % 75.S 5j.s 0.Slz
1868 % 365 1913 % e lane 1861 o.
heg; Dec Is 1898. Wool Exchange % L95el
Upshur 200 " Bway. aud Anna VI Ives. al W
IAN s. and alo, atys. Douglas. Armitase q
NcC, Woodwork Bldg. 50 yl1
2j.6xl0Sl. Jan "a. 1918. Rachel lsaacs 20 Esther
Koselberg 100 W l2ist b.; atty. Ii Elds
coli MBTS Az. Sc cor sO,h st. 755rsO: July Il.
1912: " Wheaton 10 the Park Mtse CO.. atys
Scyiel & Z. Al PARK Row. $4,000
ESSEN ST 1876. G. S. 500 RiVington s.. I.b15t;
April II. 1913. The BeeHnan Co. Inc. %
HalprJu. atty VI M0rgegs,enn. go Bway; $3.50
GREENWICH ST 5si. w 5. - sw 18Th s. 241e4
Jan H. 1889. Cath Van Buren, wilson 10 ID
Weeks and auo. erB aud trus atus. Nee.s a
Foster. a. william ~: S3,ugV
LOTS g.-yS. amended map Cammann estate, Ford
ham Heights July 6. 1889. aud May L Adams
% Bowers. etys. Bowers s. 40 CEDAR
~. slVVo
MULBERRY ST 22T. 5 l4I9 n Spring e.. runs
eSll y - IL 20. III n % I
: Is ~ beg: oct .. 1919 Map l. Wen and ano
% Esther Schr!t4ed. atty, Flediander. ~
BHay. H-.]Np
lO0ll 2 1874 20.l 53.4 80 70
o. 81 66.S 20 beg. Mar Q. 1910. the Chlrcn
Of II Cecilia % the Hebrew Orphan Asy .um, y
{: atty. O'Gady. ~ Bwy; $4,000
ll4TH ST. o S. rs 50 as. &5xlO0ll, July 10.
1876: Bauer and ano 70 Cohen; attys Amend
4 A, ll9 Nassau s.. -. JVJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
RECORDED LEASES.
JANUARY IL
Manhattan.

exrs. 10 " Newman. 2O5O Lex az; 10 from
MAJ 1913. s.. iOU
7isT 81. $40 l.: store floor. etc Jedlicka 70
81 Teyor $40 list s.. yEs from Jan l. lyl5i
atty. W II stewart, 1883 81 az. SoJV
GRAND ST. 2s4. all. A | Blusky 70 l. hosenberg
A RuU ggg EHay. $1,000
EDGECONBE Az, 80. double store floor s. b.
yon E.r 10 " Slo.tz. 81 Greenwich s.. > y.s
$500
lsT Ay. n3. store & b. " Roth 20 L GlucS.
S6 h 7th 81. yrs from Jan 4. 1913; SloVO
MULBERRY ST rs. STORE ~ b. ID HOpe 70 Is Di
IsnJ 4 ~ it1 BWay. Si440
AZ Yang IIqIgs. .t6rc. sole Weiss to Bfslac
and ano 1873 Az A. 8 yrs from Jan H. lsI0 :
atty Is d > + Co. l-Sth 81 and Ams'ef,
dam ay. ys'-S
MANHATTAN ST l. all. cts Real Estate CO ~
Alarsafo, Reynolds. 5i3 W I46tu 70. 10 yrs rom
Dee Is. 1914. atty Is * ; + Is Co. lzoIh q anu
Amsterdam ~, FA''N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

Only limited amount o, cha1ering was done
IN steam and sail tonnage. although frrights offered
freely sad rates h.d were fully up % prices re-
Gently paid Quotations % Liverpool 81 London
Sad. Hun. %. Bristol. l0d March. picked ports
lafgt tonnage "a cotton 20 Liverpool. per 100 ID.
81 o. CilAETERS--Br steamer, 24i3 tons Al
lsntc and Pacinc trade. round trip on tine
charter {, prompt. steamer. ana tons. trans
. {. prompt. steamer 2.lTt tons transafiantic
trade one round trp. on time charter. T. prompt:
Br steamer q 900 qrs. oats. Baltimore 20 French
Atlauuc port, al " about - Feb schooner $50
tons. general cargo. Ne~ York 10 Fan Domingo.
o g. schooner |. 55T tons coal Norfolk 10 Tampa
thence Bocs-Grandc 20 Baltimore, phosphate rock
. {: schooner 2i3 tons. dO cypress. PAlaua 70
q Sound porL. o {. schooner. SIS tons same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Where Did Hank
Get the Friends /?

In all this world there IL no habit %
persistent ms that Of umpirinR. The
only cure Il heavy pop bottle In the
hands Of strong and frcnTicd fan.
but even this seldom works, for most
Of the roOters make the mistake OF
trying 90 hit the umpire I'm the head.
No one can ever say that Hank
oDay did not try hard 10 reform.
Certainly. ne adopted violent remedies
in his efforts to get away from uInpir-
Ing. for he served one year ~ manager
Of the Reds. and after relapse into
the old life sought salvation as leader
Of the Cubs.
And now he plans 10 slip back once
moro. for from Chicago yesterday
came the announcement: Hank O'Day
probably will resume his old position
~ National League umpire, he told
friends to-day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
NEW PARK AV. DWELLING
Charles M. Clark to Build on
LenoX Hill.

Cr,rIea NJ Clark treasurer q the Bradstroot
Conoanv mas ENGAGED NJ keuzie. VOORHEES, q
Cmeiin n make plans Tor five story hfeproof
49, IAN ~ rrred on the lot AZ III PARK Az.
attaining the garden o. Charles ). Wrewster. nov
"-tirlei by an old-fashioned private house. when
H. 'Cisrl BOUGHT last week from the Barney Is
80. Coln-srv through william Il. May Co.
The sitC 2OtSa feet. adion.ns on me norib me
- beid al SIS O0O and Is directly opposite the
new houses Arthur Curtiss James and George Blu
rrrnthsl sre erecting the former Union IAeo-
Iogfsal Seminary block.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Long Island Transactions.

Osgood Pen & Co sod for the wampsge
Pesity Company 20 Clarence II. Eagle thirty two
pots q, Wampsge Sands Point Long Island. a. a.
Joining the country place bought recently " N''
EarIe through the same brokers. - IL,
Peter Cesy sold TO John, MeGrins fs ., 81, 81
lots in the Astoria section OF lohg IsAI Nl9 1,,
iots yer. sold subject 70 a mortgage o. ss1 600
John + scott rented Tor Mrs Katherine J. Nmtee
,or lie coming summer her house on the corner OF
Whites Lane and Broadway. Cedarhurst. Lous ISL
aud 10 Ekan Naumhufg ~ 49,
The Windsor Realty Company tharVey ~ Ne|lhs.
n-esiIentj purchased a tract o. llf acres AZ last
tt,rirles Long leland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
SPRING WHEAT EXPORTS
Active Foreign Buying Brings
Millers to Market.

Duluth, Jan. 14.-Flve cargoes' or
around 1850. 900 bushels. Of spring
what have been sold for export m
the Duluth market in the last forty
eioht hours. Il started yesterday
w;th sales Of two cargoes and three
more were disposed OF to-day. TX
noy,ers were still in the market FOR
snring wheat al the close to-day.
This development in the foreign de-
uard for spring wheat has started up
eastern millers, and they were report
ed to be bidding here to-day. nuylng
from Chicago OF Duluth May wheat
was also reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Stockholders Of the Bankers Trust
Company, at the annual meeting yes
terday, elected Herbert X. Twitchel,
ce-president of the Chemical Nation
al Bank, a director, 70 succeed Joseph
3. Martindale, president of the CEemi-
cal National Bank, who resigned. The
board was reduced from thirty TO
twenty-eight members.
The New York Stock Exchange firm
Of L. VI. Prince & Co. announces that
William ~ Goff. formerly with White,
Weld & Co., has become associated
with them.
An offering of sl,2OO,o0o United
States Public Service Company . per
cent collateral lien notes IS being
made by John Nickerson, jr., at a price
to yield 6 per cent.
Announcement has been made that
f. E. Burdick, formerly with J. +;
Pierson, Jr.. & Co, IS now connected
with J. J. Csrew g. Co.
The Stock Exchange seat OF Fred
erick S. Flower has been purchased by
Robert Wilson for $4,000. The price
Is unchanged from the last previous
sale.
Stockholders Of the Aston Trust
COMPANY, at their annual meeting yes.
terday. voted TO reduce the board OF
directors from thirty TO twenty-elght
Retirement Of emergency currency
Yesterday amounted 20 Si,962, 5OO,
bringing the total to date up to $780,
9Sl 1926.
The Bethlehem Steel Company an an
ronnced the redemption Of Si,OOO,OOO
one-year 5 per cent notes on February
/. The issue numbers are des ,gna ..si
he iot from l to 900 by the Centrai
Trust Company. Notes presented WIN
tbe interest coupon maturing June II
will be paid or redeemed at premium
Of one-half Of / per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Big Building Loans.

T,ro buudins losn contracts. sggesatinE $500. 900
hste bern made hy the Van Dyk estate 20 The
Hudson View COn1ui-tion Company. Inc. Tor we
s-e.fton M .wo III story apartment houses. l2,r
e4 M sarh on tls north slide % West lt9.h a..
s7iT feet west az F1u Washington az
TIE Manhattan Mortgage loan company has
-, ttc 1feysI building Company Eve building
loans Aggrcgatng fls2.0 FOR tic constr .ilon
a rge i've story apartment houses Al ne I.tse-'
trd Al the northeast corner Of 18Th s. and VAL
eutlne az ls-1iO2T fest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
SALESROOM OFFERINGS TO-DAY.

Parcels to be sold in the Real Estate
Exchange, Il Vesey ST., to-day follow:
5iTH ST. 22s-22s T. s. go "a az. jOIloO4;
5 s.y ionmt and / sty frame stable. B0wery saw
iugs Bank ugt J DOeger et a.. Cadwa adler. WICK
efsnsm a Tat, atys. A Foley. ref. due. S40.-
5Ci C3. taxes etc. s2.0l2 %.
By Samuel MARI
siTH ST. 83 ". g. so Columbus az. 2oI
1922. 4 s,y dwig, J Haydock agt NJ l. sacks
ct al. r j Farrell. atty. W T Quinn, ri; due,
s-4.33j So taxes. etc, sisD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
B. & o. Invades Kentucky.

Lexington, KY, Jan. 14.-As a pre-
liminary movement 10 enter the East
ern coal field the Baltimore G. Ohio
Railroad fled a mortgage at Whites
burg, Ky, to-day 10 secure $4,000 900
Of bonds. The active competitor OF the
Baltimore & Ohio in this field Is the
Louisville & Nashville. II is the first
time the Baltimore & Ohio has invaded
Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
LIS PENDENS.
JANUARY li
Manhattan.

wADsWORTTI Az. s. 80 n li9th 4. I5tloo
g. N storm :, al agt Abort Construction Go. Inc
et Al faction 70 f0recose two mechanics ueisl :
aftys Phillips & AFeD.
rqD 81. Ssg ": United stats Trust CO o. Y
AZ lillian N Sins q al foreclosure Of uigl /;
stiys, SiewA Art sheAer.
The Bronx.
WASHINGTON Ay. t4f5. Hannah GrnenbGum az
A l,reenbaum et al lforecl osufe o. ulisl; stv. n
GrceubAuul - -
PKOsPTCT Av. ~ so % l6sth - looFi2e; l.
Albert e al at Angei Construction Co. lac. e a.
ffore--losurr Of mtgl atty. C0itiieo
FRANKLIN Az, z. 1881 " ION 81, -ot
100: Adele Fresse al Jennie snap q a. Uofe-
closure Of migl ats ieghuschef.
yYsT AY, 1902: Columbia Trust 60 AT Jaeeon
Associates Ct a. foreclosure u misl. atty. NJ
sullivan.
KEIIY ST. III. also els Lessett aV II l. krieger
AZ Helens Frrudsnn1cher el A. Norec4os1Ee 81
ziS). ally. II 6chvescr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15

The following tran, actions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange, Ii Vesey St:
b. BBan l. Kennedy
10TH ST. $50 ". s. us e 10th az. 25r9Se
sly stable. c Carroll Ggt = J Costello 81 al (:
" , Glare. atty. X Selgmann. ref. due
$50 90. taxes. etc. Ssjl q. sub 20 prior mtg
d $4,000. adjourned 90 FEB -.
18TH ST. l1S ". 5 =. rs @ 7th s1 25re9 II.
So benmt. Rc1ecca Jacobus e Al. As trus. sgt
Dora Oppcuhc.mer e Al. vs. " Powell. II. atty;
{ luluk ref due. 81. 800 ~ taxes. etc,
1928 II. 10 the plaintiff FOR $4,000.
By Joseph r. Day.
57TH ST. a. Z. =. 30 " Park az. 2OIso5. 4
sty dwg ANY Montague az, Msry G
Eilou. II Montague. atty, VI J OBncu. ref ;
due. fl0.54S 0s. taxes, ETC. $l.Os7; sub 70 puor
mtg Of $4,000; TO the p.auun for $500.
At the Bronx Exchange:
b. jacob a Mayors.
236TH ST 1879 T.. q S. Us keper V 25Ilo0,
SIS dwlg. 4 ID Helms Ct al. trls, eto. AIT
Therese kuphoider e. al. salter q sieinkamp.
sttys, II Blur ref. due. S3tll 20; taxes, etc,
SIG 80. 10 Tie plaintiff for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Brooklyn Site for Factory.

The Realty Associates have sold lsl 20 :o'
wsshington Il corner o. Concord Il. plot lSoiloV,
Trootiyn on which 4 a story brick store ana
tlres story frame house. % l. Schepp. cocoAnut
dealer on this city VITO will Improve the cite with
a factory building
IRE Reaiy Associates have leased four UPPER
hoors a. III Renlscn -. brooklyn. 70 Mr.. Dena
A Dillon. and the third roor al 30 and 30 flsi-
fnsh AZ. extending through 10 525 Lringston 81.
10 Alexander and MAJ J. Block.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Scarsdale Estates Sales.

I'll, 3 PCwers has increased his holdings on
,,"oecres sy Scarsdae Estates, b. the purchase q
strin 95IiST formerly part OF The property Of
al d NcIunken New York chemist. has pur-
ets'sd he large residence a Greenscres Scandsle
Fstsies where he has been living io' some slIe 70
tg.,ls IN prarticay double the size u his bone.
49, a. ~ English half timber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Activity at South Yonkers.

IL T Whelan hes leased two hue homes In We
vsr Co-tlsrdt Terrace section o. South fonkes.
-, the smith a Co-bett Company Ne leased 20
& A Gillian the three story house 5gIl9v ieet a.
n,l@,t -0 IeigIf01 av q three storJ dwelling
house on plot lO)Gi0O feet lie also leased ne
dwelling house 81 Van 1ortlsHdt AZ 80 -
n ri Roche Tor Eve yeas Tor usc A. a restauf ANT
Mr. Whelau also announces me sac t9i -. IL.
f5nr story apartment house. 90 ffahS tl5n. AL We
saie on 70 Bruce av. one family mouse SVhIV0
- - d N.-fIlr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
Tenants for Dwellings.

,,..,t,,g,cn whitehouss has rented for Nh VI
p,nSs Tay.of her house . LA'' s4A' - !" LA"
Nssnc5 si Il Martin leased FOR he ,st.e o' Cn;i.s
.,e,n he dwelling house l5l Wei o'th 81 70
a L has'' Gooivin rented 'or Frederies G. looei
70 pg John Lu ne dsea! 81 soI Iis,b u' N''''
west c9I.u y r" r,rtcd Tie dwelling house a. <eo
W.T. i;lsi st 10 Catherine DAllo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-15
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
JANUARY IS.
Manhattan.

Manhattan Savings lnstn 20 Manhattan Mtg Co
200 Baay. Audubon az. n cor l14th 81 s,sAlool33
Waterhouse ~ l. 90 al trus Juo II Walerlouse
% " $ Wa-rrhoIse. B1wery. 81 and 55l.2
atty. 5 Clnch Al PARK Row. an INT OF 1913?
Elsner. RebecCa 10 Lena and Esther Ho.o0cr, Jul
" 18th 81. llth as. cor list e. 33.oAHi *
$50 gore: attys. Holobcr Bros. 5ol W IAN 81;
Meyer. Flore,te 8. to c II Meyer. 1870 " s6th st;
Oh az. " 5. i9.j n " 18Th st 2isxioo. Omitted
Eberhart f. 70 Eidt 7Gl Beck -: % ay 1880
Attys Collier & &, / Liberty u; AuO0
Kicker. Carl. % Ida Nl.nus. II Aberdeen 81
Bklyn. sjth 81, 52l Z. atty. Sargent ii0 Mas,
watson & Pttinrer to r II Roy. liith St $
200 " o. "a as f0xlO0 II: attys Mckeen Is
a VI. % Exchange Place. 81
Roy. H. 20 Blanche = Watson. lllth st. s $
200 r " "a az. f0XlO0 II. at,ys. Mckeen B q
NJ 20 Exchange Place; 81
Watson. Blanche T. 10 Gowanus Holding Co. llith
-, s. goo ~ 2d Az. f0xlO0ll' atUs' Mickey.
Is & VI. 20 Exchange Place. -
Title Guarantee x TT Co o. investors horpn;
I.6 Bway. "a az. 2l49 ATTY. l76 Bway $4,000
ga 81 327 + attys. sater q ). 40 Nassau y: -
Lawyers Title ms and TT Go % Lawyers Ii nae
In and Tr Co. tru,. 4l.t st. S0s W. $4,000
same 10 Michael Moss 30l seth ST. 18th o. -
same 10 Anna M Boyd. 100 Grace St, Jersey city.
Budke, Josephine A. 20 T NJ Welbon. 1888 Fulton
s.. Bklyn. West 81 All. as and 49, atty TILE
we cSSr T M. 70 L Condit Hoboksn: IVES; s..
an. as and 40. sttys. Elkus q q T. lsg
Fr1Tfiia Trust Co. O, Bkyn. to W I. Fawcett. IS
Dominica - 18th 81, n s. 100 woi 6th az zl1
g2i 81: atty Title Guar Co. N,OoJ
LAWYERS Mtg Go % kocsler and ano. TITUS, 1refl
Neck, /; llsth St. 50 W; atty % Liberty .,6t5
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Realty Notes.

Dst'a lion nevntiatcd the eiehange between John
IA sulna and Bernard Bloch Involving the plot
of ave lots = the northeast corner ~ the Con-
announced recently.
Dun Cougcr have been appointed agents o.
the sir STEM houses lIls and Ills IhHd Ar.. and
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ShaCkeLfOrd Wins Cup
In SeavieW Tourney

hole. Shackelford's tee shot was pulled
a triAe and il bounded off the green
into a hazard. lie made a fine play over
a high bank within twenty feet OF the
hin. but left himself difficult down
hin putt. Parrish laid him half sty-
mic. but he squeezed by and earned
half in 8.
e. m fo11ovrs
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The summary follows:

Pirst siIteen (fnSl roundj--w. Finest shsekel,
ford ses View, beat J. c. Parrish. h.. NsiiohA
Links Z Up and 2 20 play
Beaten eight first sixteen. nnA round --BQgd
Nixon ClsremOnt Cal beat c ". Schof Spring
Haven. up and 2 20 PLAY. .
second sixteen (nnM roundl -ThomS T.. Eudl-
cot Atlantic cry beat DR. Theodore senseman.
Sea view. hJ default - -
Beaten cight (second sixteen; final round-lW. J..
Cleveland Afonimink. beat n. W. Smedlcy. Merton,
s up and 20 PLAY.
Tiird sixteen ifnh roundl-R G. MARVEL. Tfen-
ton beat Dr. Emey Marvel. Atlantic Gus. u up
Beeten eight (iiifd sixteen: final roundl-T n.
wooion. Atlantic Cly, beat DR.. Moore Stevens.
Atlantic CITY J Up
Fourfb si5tecn lnuat rounds BOYD Csrrigan.
See View. beat Robert ", Hunt. Glen NisW' Up
and 3 10 play. -. -
Besten eight fourth sixteen: nnal roundl-Iouis
stadler Atlantic Clio. beat X. c. AcAalen. OTeti
Neck ~ deisuA
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Bronx Apartment Plans.

Crpuenberg & ieuchtAg have completed plans fJr
. eve story apartment house on the west side %
Hoe az, $50 feet south % East lo5th 81. ior the
H. Avenue Holding Corporation David Hosing
r,ositent on lot 65.91i50 feet II viii be Of tapes
IN brick limestone aud terra Gotta. and will COS:
e 600