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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NEW
York.-Guaranty Trust Company % New
York. as Trustee OF Dorothea Hoyt also
known az Dorothy Hoyp, Plaintiff. against
Joseph f. Gross 81 al. Defendants
In pursuance 81 judgment Of forecios-
ure and sale. duly made and entered In The
aboye-entitled action and bearing date ,hs
18th day OF october. 1915. the under,
named. will sell al public auction. az me
Exchange Salesroom. No. 1915 Nes.f
street IN the Borough Of Manhattan, 'iiy
OF New York. on the nth day OF No'em-
ber 1915. at ~ o'clock noon on that DAY
by JOSEPH =. DAY. Auct'oneer. the prem
ises directed by said judgment TO he sold.
and therein described as follows. d.
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being IN the BOZ
ough OF Manhattan. city. County and state
OF New York. and bounded and describes
as follows:
Beginning az a point on the southerly
side Of Thirty-Third Street. distant Two
hundred and six (205) feet Three %,
inches westerly from the corner formed
by the intersection OF the Southerly soc
OF Thirty-Thlrd Street and the western
side OF Third Avenue; running themes
Southerly, parallel with Third Avenue. snh
through party wall. Twenty-nNe t.ei
feet: thence Westerly. parallel with thirty
Third street. eighteen tlD feet nine ~
inches: thence Northerly. parallel WIN
Third Avenue. Twenty t25) feet 20
the Southeriy side OF Thirty-Third street.
thence Easterly. along the southefy slus
OF Thirty-Th'rd street. Eighteen Os) fees
Nine 90 inches 20 the point ,or place o'
beginning
Dated New York. october 81. 1915
CHARLES .. MAS. Referee
STErSOS. JENNINGS & RUSSELL. ~
toFneys for Plaintiff, Is Broad street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New YORK ivy,
The following Is a diagram OF the p'Yy-
erty to be sold: It's street Number - ~
East 33rd street. New York city.
EAST 33rd ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
ARIZONA ALIEN LABOR WINS
I. :. Supreme Court Holds Law Dii-
fers from y. Y. Statute.

Washington. Nov. l.-On the com
plant Of Mike Raich. a cook IN Bis
bee. Ariz.. restaurant, the Supreme
Court annulled to-day. as unconstitu-
tional the Arizona anti-alien labor law
enacted about year ago by the people
under the initiative process Of legisla-
ton.
The statute required employers OF
more than FIVE persons TO employ not
less than so per cent qualified electors
or citizens. The Supreme Court,
through Justice Hughes, with Justice
McReynolds alone dissenting. held mat
Raich's constitutional rights as an
alien to the equal protection OF the
law as guaranteed by the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitution, were
violated
1t was presented to tho court along
with the New York alien labor law
forbidding employment OF aliens on
rublic works. The court to-day, now
ever. expressly distinguished cases
of private enterprise from those aris-
ing from the expenditures of public
moneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
SALES OF QUEENS PARCELS
Plots Purchased for Home Sites--Co'-
Iepe Point Dwellings Disposed or.

Robert +. prendergast sold for tho
New York Title Insurance Company, Mt
Queens Manor, Long Island, TO Robert
A. Young, lots 2S2 % 2S5. on Jackson
av.: 70 Martin and Martha Johnson, lots
595 10 597, on Jackson av., corner
Spruce ST.; to John Mulcahey, lots 2lS
and 2i9, in Walnut st; 10 Gustav
Proctor. lots 220 and 22l, on Greed av.;
10 Ethel NJ. and Edna NJ. Conklin. lot
%. on Jackson av.; TO Frederick j. and
Louise Diers. lots 25s and 259, in Pop
lar St; to Richard and Ethel Msurer,
lot 95. on Jackson av.
Charles +. Fuchs sold at College
Point 70 Louise Leyde. for George
Becker. dwelling house on Third az .
between 18th and 10th sts.,. College
Point: also, 10 O. Senger, for John
Konzet. a dwelling house In 18th St,
between Fourth and Fifth avs; also, to
George Becker. for the William II. MOI
fit Realty Company. two lots IN 10Th
St. near Schleicher Court, and for Mary
A. Marcheret a dwelling house IN 10Th
ST.. near Avenue c.
The Duff & Brown Company sold for
the heirs Of John d. Shuttleworth, OF
Pensacola. Fla. 70 James +. McGarry.
eight lots at Madison av. and Chestnut
ST.. Queens, near the Stewart Railroad.
The Morton Park Realty Company
INC. builder, purchased from Robert }
Lewis two plots in the Maspeth section
one. 1O0x400, in the east side of Morton
av.. south Of Memorial St. valued NJ
$4,000. and another, 100x20o, at the
northeast corner of Morton av AMI
Hosack ST.. valued at $1,000.
Lizzie VI. Cherry, Of Manhattan, pur-
chased twenty-five lots from Selda
SLENDER on Cooper avY Glendale, at
$4,000
The Mathews Building Company
bought the plot, l00xl00. southwest
corner of Grand av and Stemler At,
adjacent 20 holdings it improved with
three story tenement houses.
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paron,ter Readings.
Humidity.

10 ss1p m. .s9I5 ?. IN.
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court districts in the Borough Of Manhattan will
he In effect.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.
,ocation-l2lst street and Sylvan Place. compris
Ing 35th 39th and iSd Pets.
. TWELFTH DISTRICT COURT new.
Io,ation-llSO st. Nicholas Avenue. comprising
Transfers moon. Oct. 30.) -Ptmn. j. r. Mac
conesby' from D. H. to 1891 Pct designation as
Acting detective Sergeant Second Grade. revoked:
Daniel I. eastman. from d. h. TO Ia F't. DE- ae
SssS Evoked 4 D m Nov 81 Brugsemann.
ist 10 Slst Pet: Kenneth Hathaway 26,h 10 let
Pct F. Palmer. Slst TO s9th PIT. assignment
SaiE 10 26ih Pct. assignment 10 motorcycle duiy
us I.mporar A,sIonment,-Ptlmn J. \. Hoigcn.
jr. % Pct r y MeCaili, co' nrI ,nd "a io''e
M Nov. 2 J. Gormau 18th Pct. and II. J.
Brown. IT, sist PCT. TO G. o., Bur q Repairs so
DAYS q m. Nov. 4; =. W. santAnseio 5Ist
r Ii SD Pct. to C. o. Squad 3. 10 days.
n m Nov 2: W J. Fernck. 6Sth Pct. 10 n. II.
( ds,s . a N. Nov !: {. Mccarthy. 6eth Pct. 10
A. 70 10Th Pct. duty In raided premises. Is days
: cave, W Of Absence (vithou, payl.-Ptlmn. Gsorss
Bel.s,l. 10th ! day a NJ OCT d. John J.
sIrk Ieayes.-Ssrst. Car Hseusslsr, 18th. so
days. a m. Oct q Ptlmn Henp koenis. is'.
LppIlestlon, for Full Pay whIs on Sick Report
Annrey,d.~Ptmn james J. Allen. 18th. 4 SO m. .
0St g. during disability. Patrick J. Neville. 3lst.
40 a m. Oct. IL. during disability James Nc
Condlle. lslst. II 20 p m, og,i L. during DIS
Oct i6 TO noon Oct. %; Theodore V. Han. lISd.
dos D m. oct %. during disability. Francis =.
Hughes. Traric T. 30 ?. m. oct a. during dis
es,isns,lon Aee,pt.d.-Pumn James J. De'ine.
IAN IL p m. Oct 30.
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CoLORED CoUPLE.-Butler useful; ccok, iaun-
dress: both competent: 500; excellent references
Miss shea's Ageney. 80 East I'D 81 Tel. AurTa,
Hill eisk
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
cr,s,obal. Oct 3l-Tensdores. New forh TOR rO''
ri LnST Oct so-Ryndam Dutch. Ne" forN
p,o FOR a. Ro i.nsfo Oct sos,srre Nor New York
and N9 or, "a va 4buIe txor). New York
S e, Thomas Oct 2S-Guisna OBJ. Ne" fos Tor
Bermuda pGnSr"N ov I-Bsrmadan lBr Sey yo, fors-
n Nun oct 3l-Bunalo OBI. New YORK VIA
1o pgtou o,t so-Bnnkbum tBrl. New YORK u,,.
Do, Na,,I oct a7-Gorontslo Dutch. iron bsa
c- Ms5 He xo1 0icaamares Por Limon for New
i9ss SSnd pr pfot s2"oeean Dutch. New York
a. Palliec Oct 97-Portland. New fofs,
Batavia. oct 2S-Jacatra CDutehl New 1o'"
pp,,,,se,i,m Oct 3O-Noorderdyk Dutch; Ne" fo'H'
TocopiIia. Noy leila OBJ New l9'k'
Falmouth oct 30--Ryndam. View iSlh. VI
Sfockholm Oct Aladdin iNOfl' "" Hun
SAILED
cri.,obal. Oct 81 Hemod lNor). Ne" W aS,N
re- De- 3l-Astarl0s SPAN. New loIS >..,.
Perm Oct 5l-City OF Newcastle tBr) IRON Ne"
York; Calcutta -, Nov Work
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Bcnerara DC, 3O-korons tBrl, New iolh'
notterdsr1. oct 3O-NOordam tDutchl' neN iO'S
sSssids Oct sI-Kamentz PodolsS RUSS Ne"
po LOTT T,lbot Oct sO-Boniface (Brl. New York.
swansea DC, 3O-Chepstow tBfl. uste Anglo
Brazfian) New York - v,.t. p.
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cihc. New York
Gibraltar Oct so-Bhnil!la. New YORK Tor luhh
tuaiine an do for Marseilles " O.,
Dover Oct sl-Lackswanna tBrl. New io'A 'O'
Lo.o' o.. ql-Csupposedl Daphne Greek. Ne"
y"rt sor Gran sal0nics and Volo. ",
c,brsIt,r nct 3I-Welbeck Hall obj. Ne" f''N
for Spelia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
DWELLING HOUSES RENTED
New Tenants for Buildings on the East
and West Sides.

J. Arthur Fischer leased the dwelling
house at $50 West l4th ST. to T. Olen-
der for a term Of years.
William B. May & Co. leased for
Walter c. Taylor his residence at 16i
East Gath ST. TO Samuel j., Wagstaf lor
the season.
John Philip leased through Pease &
Gilman. for Mrs c. +. McKenna, the
four story and basement dwelling house
at 1913 East 72d St.; also. rented ~
apartment in the Brentmore, at Cen
trial Park West and seth St, to Minor
c. Keith.
The Duff e. Brown Company leased
for Judge W. H. Olmstead to Mary
Mitchell the three story dwelling house
at 6l4 West 146th 81.
The Louis Becker Company leased for
John Donovan AIS West 156th st.
three story dwelling house, TO a Mrs.
Doolev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
MRS. BELMONT
LEASES OFFICES
Takes Space in 40th Street
PremiSes-Other Bust
ness Rentals.

Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. leased Offices
in the Tilden Building, at los TO III
West i0th St. TO Mrs. August Belmont.
New York Club Women's Blue Book,
Holophane Works Of the General Elec-
trio Company and 10 Grimsey & Tro-
jan; also Offices in the Frances Build
ing. Fifth Az. and 53d St, TO Mary +.
Burnett, Elizabeth Arden and to Mai
son Elegant, and. with Bastine & Co..
space in LOG East 10Th ST. TO Florence
Willis.
Tucker, Speyers & Co. have leased
floors in % and 80 West 3sth st. to
Alfred Wolfson and to Barnett Sims;
sub-leased for Hahn & Benjamin in 80
and Al West 3Sth st. to Alex Latner:
parlor floor at IS West 3sth st to Drs.
Boehm and Luks; easterly store and
rear building at 6S West 38th at to
Underwood & Underwood. photogra
piers; floor IN 26 East 22d st. to the
Cohen Marx Company, and the store
and parlor floor at 1924 Broadway to
Schmitt & Sides.
Pease & Gilman rented Offices in the
Transit Building, East 42d St. for
Homer Foot, jr.. az agent, to the Wom-
ems Police Association; also leased to
the Maison Simone the store and base
ment II so West 57th st.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
rented Offices in the Mutual Life Build
ing to Elbridge l.. Adams and Gerard D.
OLoughlin.
J. Arthur Fischer leased loft at 666
Sixth av. to Mrs. l.. Weston and loft
at 259 West 42d ST. TO the Eugene K.
Duffy Association.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd leased
the store and basement in II Madison
av. TO Max Hechtman, adjoining store
TO Nicola Bruno. Offices to William j;
Smith, Heather Silk Company, Nreeiand
4 Haggerty and Mandel Salinger. and
the fourth and fifth floors to Gregg
Publishing Company.
Douglas Robinson, Charles ;. Brown
Company leased TO Robert McBratney
e. Co. the building at III ana rs
Franklin st. for a term Of years. owner
is TO install a new elevator and make
other improvements for tenants occu-
nancy: also Office at 2255 Broadway TO
DR. Charles V. Palermo, president OF
Palermo Construction Company, and
two buildings at 233 Division st. and
244 East Broadway. David Chenkin
represented the lessee.
Morris c. Hamel has leased the cor
nor store in the Lincoln Square Court
Building. at the northwest corner OF
broadway and cath ST., to Robert
Loewy. furnishing store.
Louis Schrag has leased the frst
loft in 256 West 23d st. to Mazoyer q
Co. for term of years. and the. tenth
loft in 80 West 32d st. 10 Dilloff Lim-
norman for a term of years.
Louis Kempner & Son have leased
the store at 2407l2 Broadway to j..
Doctors.
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Sales in Auction Rooms.
A. u vesey street

A. u Nesty Street
By Henry Brady
Riverside Or Is9 vsri,s cor vs. IT. 60 US =. D.
rirny a a.. ZabnsAe. Murray, Sage Kerr.
st,ys, " Iarremofs rel due. 81. s67.ei; 'af''
etc. s2.s''s2 Adjourned 70 No ,yoll5 =, ,o.,s,.
vacant: J. Louise Sands Morris, Wens'ein :
FL: Bowers Sands. stIs5 II hogan. re-
By samuel Marx.
Lexington Az 2001-9. Do l22d 81. q loIe0: Two
three SIS dwellings Johnson ~ al RS. etc. :,
Ho nshof ref due SifSs S si, ec sse5 a.
Adjourned 20 Nov l..
By jacob Il Msyer'.
East goth ST. s. l35 Il " LEI az SirlOo II .
vacant: W c Bowers rs Fidelity .onsta 90 e. a
20 N. taxes. etc sci So To C. VI. sllyemsn. a
psrty in interest. for $1,000
Al the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
tas, 18TH ST. sli. cor Tiffany "a sIs9 ioIs' ~
a Lintner ej al; W Adams. atty; Ksmpnsr.
ref due. 1929 6ii tsxes. etc u IgO; SUD 10 m'g
$4,000 To the plaintiff. for $4,000. ,e,.. =,
linton Az. 500 and ssOiz. e s, $50 leist 81,
3i41lOO. three sly tenement and stores c Munich
Us Fuchs ct q: 7 4 Acker' atty 40 hen ~
messy ref: due g.. 326l1 taxes, etc. sf2z SUP 70
lst mtg Of Si0l37. To the plaintiff for sloeS''
By James J. Donovan.
Castle HiH Ay. .. about 100 Hermsny ay. "a IL
lO5.lQXl1s.i1lOj. vacant. also 1850 .o.,
Hermany Az. s. l25 c Castle Hill av. lftzVV,
Al: VI McIIugh atty; L II Eckley, ref: due.
s2s05 70: taxes etc 81 1885, sub 20 prior mig az
gresstins $3.50. To the plaintiff. FOR s'2' over
By George Price
eas, 235th St W cor White Plains I'd, so1lli va
cs Pu9san v se,sn'G 90 Ct 81, II i.i Eri', etc.,
iiSIl E4A 70 2' fRT .GN shbEU ErAoNSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Rrooklvn Properties Sold.

Fred ". Smith sold for the Lawyers
Mortgage Company the tenement at
3l6 48th St. to an investor.
Peter Bogert sold through DaVio
Meyers to Thomas Williams plot IoVN
100, on the southwest corner OF seventh
five two-family dwellings.
Iouis Gold sold to Martini Brothers
for business purposes the two story
and store brick building under con-
struction at the southwest corner OF
Fast 13th ST. and Kings Highway; Also
sold to Walter F. Shea, for investment
a two story and store brick building
at Kingsland av. and 9Th St, Elmhurst,
Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

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,tnUs Tor examin alton for promotion 70 ehfI,e 49,
.,.smsr. Win report to Chief Of Battalion James
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Mdaay,v Eng 22l Henry Miller, 70. l. hhti
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
ENLARGES ITS
EAST SIDE PLOT
S. & H. Realities, Inc. Get
Big Tenement Houses
i'm BrOOme Street.
10TH STREET LOFT
STRUCTURE SOLD
Buyers Found for Apartments in
Union and Audubon
Avenues.

Mrs. Lillian G. Johnson, as broker,
has sold for Charles Rubinger the two
six story tenements at $50 and 366
Broome St, between Elizabeth and
Nett SITS, on a plot 65Xl1sx irregular
70 the S. & II. Realities. Inc. composed
OF interests identified with the Herr
mann Lumber Company. II was largely
a cash transaction, two small proper
ties or the far East Side going in part
payment. They comprise the two four
story tenemcnts. with stores. at POI
and POP Avenue c. located on different
sides Of that thorouehfare, between
18th and 18th SITS. The former occu-
pies a lot 25x70 and the latter house
IS 25.5X626 The Herrmanns purchased
these properties through Mrs. Johnson
last July.
With the Broome ST. purchase the
s. & II. Realities now control half of
the entire block bounded by Broome.
Mott. Kenmare and Elizabeth SITS. At
this point their frontages are 115 feet
on Broome ST., 200 feet on Mott st. and
% feet on Kenmare ST. They also own
the six story building opposite az the
northeast corner of kenmare and Mott
SITS, as well as the big furniture fac
tory property at the northeast corner
of Kenm8re and Mulberry SITS, with
50-foot entrance on Mott 81.
!. B. Wohlfarth has sold 10 d. II.
Jackson the seven story loft building
AZ % East 10th St, on plot 25XlO0.
Other sales follow:
155TH ST.-Kurz & -Uren have sold
for Ferdinand thurman s34 East l55th
ST.. southeast corner of Union nv, a
four story double apartment house
with three stores, 27.49x95. TO a client
Of Schoen Westchester Realty Com
pany.
18Th ST.-Frank W. Mosher bought
from the estate of Minnie II. Roche
112 East 49th ST.. one story frame
stable. on lot 25x100.5, near Second av.
AUDUBON AV.-Arnold, Byrne &
Raumann sold for the Sandow Realty
"ompany the southeast corner Of Au-
dubon av. and 1S5th st, q six story
-partment house on lot 26.1lX95. which
has been held at $4,000. Mary j..
Fitzsimmons is the buyer.
FRANKLIN AV.-Arnold. Byrne
Baumann sold for Mary j. Fitzsim-
mons the plot, 27x20l, on the east side
81 Franklin av.. 292 feet south of l66th
ST. II had not been sold in twenty
years. The new owner is the Sandow
Realty Company.
i4TH ST.-Joseph limit has sold 10
James ]. Scallion sos East 44th St, a
four story fiat. on lot 27XlO0.5.
UNIVERSITY AV.-D. II. Scully &
Go. sold for William c. Bergen one Of
p row of the three story dwellings,
25xl00. now nearing completion on
the west side of University av., be-
tween 1s1st and 1880 SIS.
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Pay Cierk A. :. FREEDMAN warranted.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED.

Oct. raleigh. At salina Cruz: Birmingham At
Boston Cleveland. Al San Francisco from Mare
Island. Coiumhis. az Philadelphia, Dtti-. Il Bos
ton: Flussfr and Lamson. al \. Y. yard from Gsrdi-
nef's Bay. Ontario al Newport Preston aud Rid.
A. y Y yard from Gardiners Bay. San Diego.
AT Manlsnll0 iorkt0wn. al Gull of fon.eca
oct. 3i-CiAcieT. san DIEGO. Msyrover, At
WashinEion; Montana. al Nssport Hhoie Island.
Al Boston. San DIEGO. a. Acapulco.
Oct 2o-ChsitsnoosA san Diego for san Francisco.
IAmsOn and McDououxn. \. Y. ward Tor Chsrss
ton. MAyn1nef Norfolk for Washington san
Diego. MaaHsnillo for Acapulco. Wof,ien. y. Y.
yard for Charleston
oct 3l-Cle,elaui san Francisco FOR san Diego.
Glaccf san Diego for San Francisco. HI X 2.
rs snd Nc Nevror 'or V Y. yard Mona
CHAN. y y. tor Charleston. Neptune, Boston Tor
Norfolk. nutAho ami Tallahassee, Newport Tor
y ! yard Roc AMI Tcrfy. Tompkinssille for
Charleston. Nuran Boston Tor Norfolk. Wake.
y \ yarl Cor Charleston.
Mail address q Cleveland changed from Pa
chc station. via san Francisco" 10 In care u
p,sfma.sr y Y CITY"
Montana will remain basel Oh Newport until
N0s TO- then proceed 10 y. y. yard on Nov 20
10 Cuban waters, stopping At Hampton Roads. She
viii remain IN southern waters until April !.
Machias 10 naval station. Nev orleans. Nov. J.
10 rtmsin ore wees then 70 Mexican vsters.
On arrival Of Psturent n Pptisn waters Eagle
Will return 10 navy yard. Portsmouth,. and osceo!A
vii return " asy yssd. Chuleston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
sos TAX RATE PREDICTED
President of Real Estate Board Sa''
Budget Staggers Payers.

A tax rate Of $2.07 or sos for Man
haitian was the prediction made yester-
day by Laurence NJ. D. Mcclure, preoi-
dent of the Real Estate Board, in com
menting on the 1916 budget; Controller
Prendergast, however, did not agree
with these f CURES, for the obvious rea-
son. the Controller sid, that 1t was
entirely too early TO predict what the
tax rate would be.
Mr.. Mcclure said that, although the
new budget is staggering one, the
taxpayers have some cause for cor
graduation, because it has brought the
city administration TO see the neces-
sity for more economical government
He also says that if the Real Estate
Boards recommendation had been fol-
lowed still greater saving would have
been made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02

The snnroxtmate amount Of the lien or
chsrge 10 satisfy which the sbofe-oe'
serihed property is To be sold. II seven
thousand three hundred thirty nine selivs
',sJisrs ~ 33s 1O). with interest thereon
80, IN, iith day Of october. lyls, to-
ecther With the costs and allosanss
ss.o,,nting 10 Three hundred nine Ioll''
dollars (ssos7o). with interest from 80.
Der 10. 1918. together ~itn ,hs ,'ns Al
~. tases asses smsnts and water rates
~ o,her ilens Which are to be allowed 70
the purchaser out Of the Parrnsss monsI
ninety ave $4,000 doiiars V2sasp -nd NE
nstsd. New York. October ~. 1917
CHARLES .. NAAhs NeSss~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-02
Westchester Transactions.

The Spence School for Girls has
leased through Fish & Marvin for a
term Of years the property of Frank {.
Munson, on Bear Ridge Road, near
Pleasantville, consisting Of three acres,
a large dwelling and outbuildings.
The Delahunt farm. fronting on
Byram Lake, near Mt. Kisco, n. Y, has
been purchased by the Mother Superior
of the Holy Name Convent, Clinton St,
Brooklyn. for a training school Tor
girls. The property was sold by the
Mt Kisco Estates. Inc.
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suRROGATEs NOTICES.

IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orablu John y. Cohaian. surrogate Of
The County % New York. notice Is hereby
given 20 all persons having claims against
New York. deceased. TO present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers.
a. their place Of uansacting business.
Room 1906 40. 100 Broadway. Manhattan.
Ia The city OF New York. on or before the
10th day Of November next
Dated. New York. the 10th day Of May.
1915 ALEXANDER BROuGH.
EDWARD q. MAU0ER.
Executors.
WILLIAM GOLDsTICKER. Atty. for Ex-
scutora 100 Broadway. New YORK.
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Quarters for Model Studios.

The Z. Tanenbaum Realty Corpora
ton has rented for the Twenty-hrst
Street and Fifth Avenue Corporation
the fifth floor In $50 9Th av.. north
west corner DIST ST, 20 Lucille. Ltd,
New York and Paris. which is the cor
rorate name of Lady Lucy Duff Gordon,
10 be used for model studios. The f.
Tanenbaum Realty Corporation also has
been appointed agent Of the Joseph
building, West goth 81.
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Row of Houses Leased

William and Sarah Sperling have
leased from the Oaklawn Corporation
the ten four story houses on the west
side of LIST av., comprising the block
front between 124th and 125th SITS, and
also the adjoining house at $50 East
l25th ST. The lease is for a period Of
three years.
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