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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
BOWIE RACING RESULTS.

First Race-Two.year-olds; selling;
purse $500! Ave and a half furlonss--Im-
Pace 81 40, show $40. first; MarEery'
10: ,Hirsr. place 1850. show 81. 40. Sec
~; TrInolo, no tMcCaheyl, show $3.50,
Mayme W, Sal Vanity, Blue Rock. Hav-
ans Dis,urber and Vega also ran;
rstGrhcr won, but was disqualified for
Second Neutrality-suspicious. and up
c" ng; ling; purse $500; tn, The sS%le
arsI c,lr Edge, Ios OHayes., place iii.2o.
N"c.s5 y So shove sse q t sT Hi Tim.. i ~ "a.
&c England. Martre. %Intone, Mr.. Mack.
MMi3strg.. surpassinx. Hedge Rose. Carl.
l H. toni Nora, k,ns G sIYiS v Hsmil,s'
I-zer',u and Muzanti also ran.
Third Rsce-Three- year-olds and up
. s''a , scysH ,ur PaTss o 400 q, the The ch sSst'
W. r.aso 50 30. show g., hr.t; North
i,sS', :. ' dgl o. A M~sTs ysar %, Plaza ef%sr1 Il; soSr
,h2n y % third, Time. i:as. High Tide,
NNnoots'ord, Felina, Tactless, Lady London.
Wciaa' S Masim'. e ch6tss and nir hSdr =; o;'b 5n;
Fourth Racc-The Capitol Handicap; for
,e.sa' 'o7 'Tmrner), straight .iOI0. place
- show 50 3O, frst; Back Bay, ia
rr~A'st}', place 1910 show So 30, second;
~" - steel, l0s tSchuttinger), show
Ns', 'nird. Time, l;it i-b. Robert Brad
,sI, 'trnide. startling, Sand Marsh and
hIrrhy also ran.
.FI'h Rsce-Three-year-olds and upward:
,tLI'r purse $500; one mile and a six
,,eeI'A-Hiker, 1913 tBuxton), straight
tHio place $40, show 50. first; Mamie
r.. '' u. Mccaheyl. place SEQ. show
tr9o' s. 30 third. Time, 1881 .l,5, Yellow
f3t laird O. Kirkcaidy. Lights Out.
pit'.h Girl, Miss Waters. Tom Hancock
an '''tnn Top also ran.
H,''H hsce--Three-yoar- Odds and upward
,'.lnr purso $500 one mile and a six
g" lace % 80, show 81 50. nrs,; tsol'
!: n''de, log lAllen). place I'll. so. show
-, -. ond; Fnalee. Ss louder. show
.C'9, ihtrd. Time, 1880 1-5. CoEr. Beau
mon B"'|e. Henry Hutchinson. Claribel. Cas-.
autumn, springmass and Margaret
At.r also ran.
N't.n'h Race-Thre~- year-olds and up.
va Cling; purse s50O; one mile ana
'yr yards Polly H.. l0< IHaye~)
- 1877 fl3 50, place $3.50. show t.20
. "a Brvson, 1903 ,Garner), place 81
80 20, second Phsrsoh. l05 (Pitx)
sh'N S. 70, third. Time. l:ts. Armament
Ai''fs."R, scorpii, Lady spirituslle. Ar
NJ Niradoo. Harry Lauder and Ciif
GANrh $50 ran.
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MORTGAGES

with name and address ~ lender and
lenders attorneyD
Downtown.
Isouth OF Fourteenth st)
GREESwrISc a. sri bsssC e sSf Fr~1hiiS q;
Mapfel Brewing 60, s3s 2 ssth st. pr
Az, II, 7. es. %25xsi:?. pr mtg hs,bOo.,
rnas A. s,rsasr 81. 9 90 sophie y
p C.: atty, ! I Fiatto, asi Bway $500
(East Of Firth av, between Fourteenth and
l10th sis.l
GRAMERCY PARK. " 3. 1910 . Els, st,
i s%S Gems,sry. Hac'rPsr ::s'GT " s.. t.? SH w'G q,
: yrs. ~ p c; atty, l. T %, $50
sp AN, n W cor i?d st. 75.axico. J ut,
t--Emms F Harper 70 sadie Roth:
per bond: attys' Eisman' l. c 4 !.
Uptown.
,Manhsttan Island. north of 10Th st,
l?sTM ST; n : 800 : Ssh av; 2Sxssli-
AiD.r, W.T. II Ransom ~; NOV s. Nassau 3 sr.i Il. 'es;lcs.'o'Syii
o,:p shnAnWSAfH :; oil W .s~rsncs
Y Title Ins Co, ia5 Bway, Nov e. 3
,.yys E1' ~. : " s'c cor Convent aay. 'ssss..ss $500
'WnM' Realty O. Inc: 10 Isl Bresdway
bss Ia'isis' q p c; atty TTT il. a Ho'
sHiEaeMnANS AVS cor Academy Z. ' sSS
Duluth Realty Corpn. to bonander
90, at Wilmington. Del, Nov go, 5 yrs.
. y G; atty, 7 @ 30 no Bway.. $4,000
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx)
10th ST.. :. 1881 e crotcns av, 80 II
3i.l0x56 IL to centre line Lafayette av
xl6.4x60.5 - Mary McGrath to Marrt
Knox. AS Mott av, Nov 20. 3 yrs. 3 . g.
atty, l. r n T 60, 1850 Bway. SS5Oo
CROToNA Az. =, 1875 n i76th st, agIix
-x3O. 1880 David Pistronk ct al "a
" Stebbins Smith. 960 Brook av, Nov
Is. 8 yrs, p q; atty. l. T& r 20,
loo Bway 81, 700
.glTH ST. n =. lO5 W white Plains I'd,
2Oxllt-Jacob n Slstchow q ano to Louis
Lehror, 100 y I'm -, pr mtg 81, 700. Nov
20, . yrs, y 81 atty. Benz Bernstein.
w nSNsS '',iilsuss' ',.';,aas.s;,;,st. lOo
Petersen o. al 10 Hermann Lohmann.
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CHANGE OF CORPORATE NAME.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
WILLIAM J. OMAR COMPANY. a do
nestle corporation. having It's principal
once In the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY,
county and state Of New York. VIII apply
10 the Supreme Court Of tho state Of New
York. at "A Special Term, Part I. thereof.
appointed to he held at the County Court
House, In the Borough of Manhattan, CITY.
County and state OF New York, on the 3rd
DAY Of December, 1915. at $3.50 o'clock IN
the forenoon Of that day. or 49, soon there
authorizing said corporation to change It's
corporate name to y. Il. WALLACE o
INC
Dated. New York. November 10th. 1915
by JOHN II. WALLACE. President,
PHILIP y ADAMS, Attorney for Petitioner,
II Park Row, Now York Cliy.
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LIS lPENDENs.


i3iST ST. &c w-Frankliu Pierce az, Emil
Bachmann ct al foreclosure OF mort
gagel;. s,;ys. Grlggs, Baldwin 81
3tTH ST. n =. iab It . OF 81 av. I?sxsss-
Richard Lathers. Jr. ct al aEt Mary J
Mcdonald ct al foreclosure OF mort
So, Eas.f; s',y, w. R s E , o.Sormsn ,,,,
Rafferty, ct al foreclosure OF mortgage ;
attys, Levin & Rubin.
ST, Iis and ljo-Bank for saws
in the City of y Y ngt Waiter c Althause
attys. C~adwalader, wickcrsham & Tar.
l:0TH ST, I2i W-T.ouis Frank ast
Richard Price ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; attys. kurzmsn, f~rankenheincr
ST. 10; w-Reetor. Churchwardeus
and Vestrymen OF Grace church In the
city Of " Y aSt Morris Roscnfeld ct al
,foreclosure OF mortgage attys, Bowers
& Sands,
MOTT Az. n W $. 2?2:s . " Walton av.
l~0ox:2i-Louis Finkeistein agt Ger;rud.
X Graham foreclosure of m,g): atty.
y = Hogan.
PELHAM LANE. n w cor Pelham Hay
Park; sSssiS75mEieanor 4 English aS,,
mtg: atty. ] y Tompkin..
PROSPECT Av. n " cor i5s,h IT. 81. tx
sAS-Henry Hahnsnfeld ct al agt &c.
,s,,s b E hsys & a ,.2TsSi0'ure of mtg
TIFFANY ST, s " cor is7th ct. ss. 2xs&5-
Henry Hshnenfeid ct al ast BronS
County Construction Company ct a
foreclosure OF Mtg. attys. EIfers A Alb
CONCORD Az. e. bIt n list 81. 5oSst-
Benenson Rlty Co agt Antonio Bohsty 81
al foreclosure OF mtg: sttys. Elfers 4
HOE Az. l~22s-Charlot,~ q schect,cr aG,
Florence Dean ct al foreclosure OF mtg
sttys. Bowers 4 sands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
oUMTARD r WINS.
wireboy Of Paignton Gets Chal.
lcnEe Cup at Boston show.

BosroN, Mass. Nov. :4.-George W.
ountard at New York scored heavily
with his champion wire haired fox ter
rer Wireby OF Paignton at the Eastern
Dog Clubs show to-day. Wireboy won
he challenge cup. having one through
The regular classes to the greatest
award for that type OF dog. The dog
which was bought in England for
$500, was in perfect shape.
Mrs. William II. HIS Russian wolf
hound oriik O'Vailey Farm. having wor
n the regular classes, went through
winners and to best OF the breed,
Mrs. Hill. who Is n Brookline woman
purchased the dog for a pet.
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~sUkKOGATEs' NOTICES.

FLETCHER. WALTER Sin pursuance
OF an order of Honorable John p. Cohaian.
Q Surrogate of the County Of New York.
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Walter 5. Fletcher,
late OF Paris, France. deceased, to present
scriber. at It's place OF transacting bust
ness. No. 81 wall street. In The City Of
New York. on or before the ?oth day OF
day OF July. 1915. THE ABLE
TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK. Ad-
ministrator with the VIII Annexed. MUIR
for administrators 81 Wall st. New York City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
nUY GREAT NECK ESTATES.

seventh street, has bought for his resi-
dence the Busch place at Elm Point,
Great Neck. The property consists of
about eight acres of land with a large
brick and stone residence. 1t Ii valued
at $150,o00
@. Arthur Schieren OF New York city
has purchased at Great Neck. l.. J.,
through Frank Crowe.l. one OF the finest
waterfront properties Oh Manhasset Bay
comprising several acres with large
waterfront. being a part OF the s, Yer
non Mann. Jr.. estate. 1t IN tho inten-
tion OF Mr.. Schieren to erect a hand
some residence in the spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
SITES FOR BROOKLYN HOMES.

Walter S. Ross has sold for Minnie
C. French to s. J. Polstein. builder.
eight lots on the north side OF Eighty
second street 240 feet west OF Fourth
avenue. -.
Frank A. Seaver 4 Co. have od
eight lots on the southeast corner Of
sixth ayenu and Eightieth street for
the Moore estate to an investor.
The Meister Builders have sold 1l4t
Seventy-fifth street. a two and a half
story hollow tile and stuoco one family
dwelling, TO a client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
Newark scene Of TrottinG Meet.

The Junior League Of American Driv-
ing Clubs met at the Holland House yes
'erday and decided to hold the annual
race meet at Newark on July 20. 81 and
90 Of next year. The Junior League Ia
composed Of the principal half mile trot-
ting tracks of the country and the
next July viii be made up OF entries
consisting Of the best representatives Of
all the tracks. This practically will
make a championship trotting meeting
as one OF the attractions for the 25Oth
anniversary of the founding of Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
COLUMBIA LEAsEHOLD BUYER.

John w. Brett In the buyer Of the
three Columbia College leasehold prop
critics at 2s and 81 West F%orty-ninth
street and IS West Fiftieth. sold through
Frank b. Taylor az broker. Mr.. Brett's
purchase Of IS West Fifty-frst street.
also a leaschold. was recently an
nounced, and he IN also understood to
be the purchaser OF ~ West Ffty-hrst
street, sold u couple Of weeks ago.
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10Th ST. HOUSE TRADED.

Charles h. Van valen and James v.
Graham have sold for James II. Cruik-
shank the four story private house AZ
4 West Twenty-ninth street. taking In
exchange a plot Of forty acres lying be-
tween Ridgewood and westwood. N. j.
The building will be extensively altered
for business purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
BIG HEIGHTS FLAT PLANNED.
Ten story Structure for Convent
Avenue-S2BO,OOO L.oaa.

Patrick II. McNulty. A. head Of the
w. b. NJ. Realty Company. owner. Will
erect a ten story apartment u at
the southwest corner of Convent avenue
and 141st street or a plot 100x100, which
the company purchased last year. For
this operation the New York Title In
Company has made q a OF
$250,000. This IL to be one OF the finest
apartment houses on Washington
Heights. and Is expected to be ready
for occupancy early next summer. The
suits are to be arranged In apartments
OF four rooms and five rooms and are
to have all the most modern con-
veniences.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
BUYS ROCKLAND co. FARM.

Otis II. Cutler. vice president Of the
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Com
pany, has bought 100 acres at Viola.
Rockland county. N. Y. about three
miles from Suffern. belonging to Ferral
G. Dininny of Manhattan and formerly
owned by willard J. Ramsey and Will
lam Duryea. Mr.. Cutler also IL reported
to have obtained options on two ad-
1acent farms with a view to construct
ing a modern dairying plant and engag-
ing in farming on an extended scale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25

NJ a meeting OF the New York State
Association Of Horsemen held In the
Holland House yesterday A. H.. Cosdcn
MAS reelected president. Tho three
v'ce-presidents are Ernest /. White.
Syracuse John r. Townsend, Goshen.
and George Urban. Buffalo. The next
meeting will be held In February. when
resolutions will be drawn up calling the
attention OF the Legislature to the kind
~ roads required by horsemen. Nathan
straus was elected an honorary vice.
president.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
BRONX FLATS FINANCED.

The Macwil Building Company has
obtained loans Of $4,000 from the Man
haitian Mortgage Company TO erect five
story iats on plot l00xi00 on the north
side OF 10Th street. 500 feet east OF
St. AIMS avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
~ HOMES,

Dennis +. Flynn has flcd plans for
twenty-five one family brick dwellings
which he is to build at 6t6 20 68s
Seventy-seventh street. west of Seventh
avenue. Each building will cover an
area 20x3s. the cost Of the entire opera
ton being estimated at SIT 900.
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LEASE %wOOLwOnTM FLOOR.

Edward J. Hogan has leased TO the
Taft Pcircr Manufacturing Company,
makers of machinery, tho entire forty
NTH floor In the WoolWorth Building.
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FURNITURE FOR STOCK HOUSES
Globe-w ~rnicke Co. eases Space
In Standard Arcade.

~ WV
in the most interesting commercial lease
In the financial section reported for some
time. Through the Charles r. Noyes
Company II has leased from Burton.
g. Co. agent for the Stand
ard Arcade" owned by the Standard
Oil Company of New York. the southerly
portion OF tne ground floor on New
street OF the Standard Arcade. just COM
pleted. which extends from broadway
to New street. The premises leased by
the Globe-Wernicke Company include
three stores containing about 1000
square feet OF net available space. in
GLIDING m~ezzanine. and over 100 feet
OF running window display. The lease
gate rental slightly less than 500. 600.
The premises will be used az "A sales
room for office equipment and furniture
to serve the financial district.
William A. White & SOM rave rented
the second loft at sac and s34 Broadway
to James W. Smith 4 Son. and the third
loft mt IA Broadway to Nathan Names !:
also. associated with Southack & Hall.
the second loft at $40 and SAL Broadway
TO Sol Edman a Son.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles 3.
Brown Company has leased a in 30
Broad street to Harry Milnes. Mitchell
& Ferris. and Ralph NJ. Lashelle.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
rented the o upper floors and a por-
ton OF the ground ioor in the building
at the northeast corner Of Ffty-second
street and broadway, including in all
about so. 1000 square feet. The tenant In
the Mitchell White Company, n l.. A.
Mitchell. represented by Frederick
Southack and Alwyn Ball. Jr. The
Mitchell-Whtte Company will use the
premises as a garage. The lease is for
a long term from May l. 1916. beginning
at the expiration OF the American Loco
motive Company lease now on the prop
erty. The Cross & Brown Company mas
renoed the fourth oft In lli0-1l+S
broadway to the Hamburg Button Com
pany for a term OF years, s. II. Tying &
Co. representing the tenant. The Ham
burg Button Company has been for
many years at 625 broadway.
John J. Kavanagh has leased the par
lor floor store at 93T Madison avenue to
william Kelly. dealer in fire embroid-
cries and iaces.
Henry ". Morris has leased lofts to
Yale Waist Company mt 7 and . West
Eighteenth street TO Freedman a Erlich
at 8 and 8 West Eighteenth street to
wilmer & Pascuzzo AT ? West Nine
tenth street.
~ H. Levy Hhr ic"seo ~ III '''"''c
building TO he erected at the northeast
corner OF the Concourse and Fordham
road the corner store and the avenue
store adjoining. measuring about 3Ix56.
to Henry Daubert for restaurant and
cafe nos The lease IL for ten
years. the rental to be $4,000 per an
mum for the first half.
Cozzens & Pierson ave leased to NJ.
Rowan for a term of years store and
basement at 26 West Thlrty-third street.
When extensive alterations are com
pleted the lessee will open a dining room
and ice cream parlor. This concern has
been established nifty years at 1914 Sixth
avenue. Cozzens a. Pierson also nave
leased for n term OF years the store
and basement at 1914 West Thirty
second street 20 Thomas Sullivan &
Co, Wholesale miliners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
noCKAwAY CHURCH BUYS.

The Roman Catholic Church of st
has bought a plot b0xl00 on
Wa,cott avenue south OF the Boulevard.
Rockaway Beach, from the Tflyou
Realty Company. Ths property is valued
at $4,000.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

Edmund !. Dow ct al, Nov rs. 1915 Ss6IS
losD ST, ali W-Dick & 90 agt Joseph NJ
AUDUBON AN, 1914 to Joseph RoreIIp
agt Nalu" Realty % 81 al, o0t Is,
1915 ,by bond $500
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

With name and address of lenders attorney
SHERMAN Az. W cor Academy ST. look
$50, Apr II; is AIM 8 R..sll' corn
Woodford. Il n, | Madison av. s2i. 600
9TH Az. 22ls. = W cor l35th s. g W.,
;,iHis III B. p pss,a !, ssssosSS T Rn"y s o;;eT +
Isaacs. 81 william t,...."..... 1000
SAME PROPERTY, Mar II. isis-samc TO
7s 1Smt sr' As scS ". $ 5, i5c " west End sy,
"a5sios.. Nov 81. 'ielc-Grbert 4 Flor
ence Il coIs~ts to isahella l. hisel%%
s. a!ay, sT. ~ y. NJ - nsssy = SIN ay. i ;'.liSyU
Oct is, I9ib-Edith Parker to Lillian
2 wesnsIsr ga West End "v' st,y;
100, Nov. Is, ~isio.-s!mon p,ncrstein to
ksy:lor yss',l, E. s.S h ss'n ST. 4 400 100
.sTH sT. il W. n 5. 500 . 81 nv, s5xSse.
Aug J. 1917, Eleven W, sS!h 5, 60 10
' nIc" Mcr:schen. a. way, .,,s.o6c
ton st. %Soxioc. Nov 80. iso,-wm $ Fair.
BALDWIN, Ridsewood I'd. South orange.
BRsooMn; Sri. 900, .e cor Norfolk s
< rsuline Asch to Nathan Tuckmsn,
I2bs toth ct, Bklyn: atty, $ y Tuckman,
LTsDIi,oww sT. 20, e :. Isl. : Hester ST.
:b axs7x.Siys June = iei5msame TO
Herman 1Olk' sot trHHu ST. utty, MOrfl-
mer W solomon. ia Rway. -. 81 200
SAP ST. $ $. % e ist av. aoxss. MAY. g..
Lee Nicoli. admr, sci w i7sth st; atty.
Harold r Brown. 81 Nassau St.. , 1850
GRAMERCy RI. " :. $50 ?ist ST, %, AK
& trus. to Augustus II skillin. trus, will
of las Harper; attys. Peckham, Miller
n King, so Bway. .Si2, 300
SAME PROPERTY, May 90. ieo7--Same to
same; atty, l. 7 4 7 Co. 100 away. 81, 600
SAME PROPERTY, oct ~. ls0a-Ssme to
l3iTU ST. ) n. 2l0 W 9TH nv, 25Ns9l1
Feb 20. l90t--Lillian : Gillespie. Tuxedo
| Park. n Y. to Augustus y Juilliard. Nv
\ T%alnadge a. Edw W Barnes. trus Of
trusts created by VIII Of Fredk IA COS
slit; attys, Dexter. Osborn 4 Gillespie,
3tTH ST, 5 g. 800 " 9th NV. 2O4xsSs, Jan
s.. ~l9l5-Fredk W Simons to Julius :
Slmons; atty, II 5 Cook, 3s Park
| Row ...... . . . -. . . ~. , !. . . .VuU
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EAST SIDE HOUSE TENANTS.

Pease 4 Gilman have rented. fur
nished. for Bayard Tuckerman to Col.
+. n. Lawrence the four story and base
mcnt house AZ us East Thirty-seventh
street.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co, have leased
&C East Ninety-hrst street. a 1--WE story
American basement dwelling, for Will
lam II. Hyde to Edward II. Delafield /;
1853 East Thlrty-sixth street. "A three
story private house, for ID. McIta Liv-
ingston "a Laurence Millet.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s..
Brown Company has rented for the win
ter, furnished, the Ave story American
basement dwelling at ia Madison ave-
nue. for the estate OF william +. Kerr
nochan to Mrs. Hugh n, Camp,
GOODWIN a Goodwin have rented for
Stephen II. Jackson to the Monday So
cial Club, Inc. the dwelling at ls West
10th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25

HIGH CLASS food shop IN best section
in Now York good reason for selling a,
IL \. box 10 sun otlCe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
ARvERNE ESTATE SELLS OUT.

q. Taus & Son have sold for the es-
tate Of Louis Wolf tho Arverne resi-
dence on South Wave Crest avenue. on
a plot 75xs2 feet. to Martha Rosenberg.
who will remodel Il for her WI ecu
pancy. This Ia the last Of the Wolf
holdings at Arverne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
TO REMODEL OLD McCREERY's.
SHth Avenue Baildiag TO BE
Made Over Into offices.

The old ak story store md loft build
ing at the southeast corner Of sixth
avenue and Twenty-third street. lately
occupied by the McCreery dry goods arm.
II to be remodelled In tho interior and
provisions made for Offices at an es-
timased cost Of $4,000. Alfred l.. Ke-
hoe Is the architect. The James Nc
Creepy Realty Corporation Is the owner
Of retord.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan.

FORT WASHINGTON Az. sc cor lIsth
1t: 10: r;Ttirgini ! stern to Isn,
rep ST. : :, iee.t Bway;, :is,ss..
earisy'' Co: Us SWAY; atty. vt lns
Csi is sr bMey IE;...American Mtg 90 to
't xISro Akin s's { ano. ,ra., a. ,s,a i;
attys. bowers. 4 :; &c Cedar St, 5000
ioisT 81, 81 w,wes,shs.'eS Trus, co &
iisTH ST. %tis5-isT EISor,heTn BANK q
atty. 7 20 60, lie Bwsy ....'. ,ii, 900
iisTH ST. is5-is7 E-same to same atty,
Til ST. ;. los " ave {, ;5ss7s-
C%orinns jacob: TO Rebecea Jacobs Any;
SANE G rGRid}PT I sTay; JACOB. 's TO
Lawyers Mig Co SO Liberty st, stnsSyS
ST 9 Co. 5Is GUAR & rra., co 900 30
city Real Estate Co, iTS Bway; any;
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SalesrOOm.
lat - vEsEY STREET

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ny William 4. Rae
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aet APPRECIATE, pcmarost ct q. lu',
kiiGg -. taxes, s., s~3ii.t4. pr mtgs
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25

The directors OF tho Delaware. Lack
awannt aud Western Railroad Com
pany Yesterday declared the regular
extra dividend OF 10 per cent, making
the annual rate of distribution 20 per
cent. The directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend of 2ia per
cent. Th- 10 per cent. extra dividend
lust declared has been n regular OK
tr, dividend with the company since
1909. As the dividend is payable In
December it Is commonly termed In Wall
street as tho D.. l.. & WIS Chrtstmas
present " ls stockholders
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-20
BECKER'S ATTORNEYS FAIL
TO ASK FOR NEW TRIA-

New York, Feb 49, Contrary to
expectations counsel for Charles
Becker, former police lieutenant,
twice convicted for the murder cf
Herman Rosenthal. the gambler,
failed today TO make an application
for a new trial
Neither was the customary two
days notice of intention to begin
court proceedings, as required by
law, received by District Attorney
Perkins.
1t had been reported that Becker's
counsel would make the application
today for a new trial, based on the
reputation in an affidavit by James
Marshall a negro, of his trial testi-
mony.
Marshall afterwards maze another
affidavit affirming the truth of his
original testimony.