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RECORDED LEASES.
AN..L.As-

REApB ST. .s5. str and b~Edns q stuart
Brooklyn. 8 yrs from May ], 1915. atty.
fnterboro Bwg Go. $50 Franklin. AZ
RRoRpwAY iisss.,soi .li.cs-orrs'
Grant e, al 20 Rs,ret'l 4 ceis, $50 81,
av. 10 yrs from May I, 1915 atty. q Y
srH Az. ss2, sii--Annic c rel 20 Razzc.'i
1916 ATTY. q Giudici, o. purk
rtIToS sr, ia, ;. ~ ana Min
atjys' Fitch. N ( q. "a Nassau =, s. 600
LEWIS ST. 100, ST. and. n-Rernard
yrs from M.y !, 1875, atty. Diogcrc-
Bwe CO, Evergreen. !. f,-.:......... $50
'Tii Az: $50. all-Thcophicc. KICK 70 Mario
from May !. iyi5' atty \ ! W,:tssi,
mayer 30 Nassau - ...... ....... 81 600
5TH Az. W cor ll:th st., str and D.
" IAN st. yrs. ATTY, q Niss,,os sl;;
WEST rRn6ApwAY. iss. I'll Marlin :.
Mein~chisn to Herman iravcmrsu Ss
w,st Rwsy. yrs from MAY II. ia'
a,tys y s $ p Brew 90. l:sth =, and
ciiAMBERss ST iol. albany q da'.iso
IN 20 kat, KreuiEer, 81 Logan ~.
-t;ys. Woss"inan X. 30 Liberty
iosru ST. - T. store ZOO, rt.ra iVVS
'ohen IN Isaac Lae'sky, - J. lO"in o..
VI. from Feb T. 1918. a,tys. :
rleischcr. lss? Madison av......... 1885
SUFFOLK ST. II, store and morris
Loweustein 10 7 BLOCK & Son. - Suffolk
~. yrs from 1ulv I. 1913. ..... tilOO
OAK ST W or pilyc' st. all r-Glusep-
pima Msseuocl - Franccsco Greco. n
Oak ~, yrs from oct !. $500
Bronx.
3D Az. 3203-Matilda Mott and ARC to
Geo q Glendenrlr, l0e W it'h e. 3 yrs
from May T. laib, attys. W. 'iAm@on &
~ 3st Alexander sv.... 1850 10 $500
WEBSTER Az. 1873. cor ga -.
cor store cdrrHood 20 to Florence
M'lr,hT i,.s Fepp'ns Az. % Ir'
Ca-thN 1879 Topping $500
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WEATHER FORECAST
For EASTERN New York. showers to d.-
cooler In north portion; unsettled to rucr
row: moderate shifting winds


For EASTERN New York. showers to d.-
cooler In north portion; unsettled IN. NOR
row; moderate shifting vinds
For Now jersey ari eastern Psnn.vl
vania showers to-day. unsettled to MOI
rev. moderate shifting Winds.
For southern new England showers ~
day and probably tomorrow moderate
southwest IN west wind.
Por northern Sew England. showers art
cooler TO day except on extreme east Na'n-
roas, urse,,ied rrobebly sboysrs TO
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BONDHOLDERs ORGANIZE.

TO bondholders OF the defunct New
York Real Estate Security Company
Incorporated yesterday Mt Albany the
Halcyon Real Estate Corporation, to
take over the property which they bought
from the receivers OF the company a
few weeks ago at auction. At the time
II was said thar the properties OF tho
company secured at this sale would
he taken by a company which was to he
organized. The company was lncor-
porated with a capital OF $4,000 by
q. NJ. r. Murphy, Alvin Ball, Jr.. and
G. Vanderbilt Barton. A meeting OF the
company will he held Tomorrow when
officers and board OF directors will be
elected and plans laid for the future OF
the properties which the Halcyon com,
pany controls
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Hlgnet temperature. NV. NJ IL W v W.
Lowest temperature. 81. at a. "
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DESTITUTE BLIND
TO HAVE NEW HOME
Relief society Buys Block in
The Bronx as Site for
New Building.
REALTY BROKERS BUSY

A-o'he- charitable institution Of wide
,,ncwn, Tho Society for the Relief of
IN. Destitute Blind. has decided to quit
Manhattan for the Bronx. John N.
Godlns announced last night that he
had sold to tho society large block
n, lots N the Concourso section, where
4, new building will be erected by the
Institution 10 take the place OF that
naints ned for many years at the south
vest corner of Amsterdam avenue and
,nl,h street. Manhattan.
The property which the society has
purchased includes the block bounded
hy n. Grand Boulevard and Concourse.
Klngsbridge Road. Creston avenue and
1891 street. There are about twenty
o,. In that block which was owned by
me estate Of William wickc. which was
REPRESENTED in the transaction by George
n Read 4 Co. Plans for the new build
ing have been prepared and on the pass
ing ~ ti'le IN few days work will
be started on its construction.
This section Of the Bronx is rapidly
becoming one of large institutions. Last
year The Home OF the Holy Comforter
now on Riverside Drive. purchased the
corner az the Concourse and 196th street.
Just a few blocks 70 the west IL the
large Catholic Orphan Asylum and to
he cast is st. Johns College AT Ford
ham 81. Johns Park Is disHonally
across treston avenue from the site
bought yesterday.
Mr.. Goldine represented Frederick;
Ie peyster Foster. attorney for the
home IN the transaction. and Goldsmith,
Cohen, cole & Weiss were attorneys
for the Wickc estate.
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The ScanfinaNisn-A American liner HelUR
Olav. sailing to-day Tor Ch-istiansaud. VI.
take mali. closing A. 70 \. NJ. for Geg
cSDNtrics whom specially addressed
The italian llncr p4og d'Aos'A. sailing
Saturday FOR Naples. VIII take mat. clos
Ing a. 80 \ VI. fnr Germany, Austria.
Hungary and Turkey alsn for other cOur
trios when specially addressed.
Tho American liner -. Louis sailing
Saturday Tor Liverpool Will take mat
closing a; 80 \ " 'or Europe t"Scsp'
Gern1nv. Austria, l'gngary. luS"unIrs
ana Turkey, Africa IVES, Asia a-t ths
East Indies.
The French liner Roohamhesu. SAILING
saturday Tor bordeaux will take mat.
closing AZ noon. 'lr france. RumAnia, Bu'
CARA Seryia, switzerland. Italy Spsir.
lortugal, Egypt. Greece, British Tndis.
Irl'lsh Last Africa, SIAM, Malta. Gibraltar.
Ccylon, straits Set' ,eiuents Dutch Ea.'
indies, West Australia and Persia alec
other countries except Germany. Austria.
HUNGARY. luS"mhurg and Turkey. vhsr
specially addressed
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The BronH md RrookIyn.

BY Rrvan l.. Kennedy.
''TH st. s;' S ~ ar ,. .'s Az q; :ls
WHEY. deceased adjourned - jan. S''"
HTH IT, ::se.ts " 100 s;h ~.
kaocksi down 70 Michas. bon ES '' isf
'odT1H ST. 'ss,s7 =. 100 s,h Az. soy
down to John Mcnamara for $4,000.
BY Joseph Day
FRONT ST ls,. . cor. Fletcher, 72 x
"9NSl 5x'S !? : sty oft & str hIdr--Ci'y
% Y sgt Carson Breyoor, ., a: duo
plslnur for $4,000, W. Wv
h;;ibs ST l.:,' w.. 100 " lSSn22N az.
60 AIT Joe Bloch - a.. due. s2s.tn5.7s.
!, NJ, ..r,, r!4iniitr for n:s, 900 -,
.sii. .,y nat = q Rricn ~ AZ,
Moses Hess 81 Al, dur ,sitolot; taxes
sTH 81 7si.s r. P's'" .is yo' A. 'G b COX
92li, 6 sty ,rmt & s;rs-Ios thinner
d a. ;%s6 H sId. SG Si ct . si
,o.a mtg 10000. TO tho piaintiN Tor
nv Samuel Mar,
18TH ST AZ: IN W TS A.. Convent
hank Rank ior sayings az, \ Z PECK Ct, q,
to the r,in'i Tor r'i SO a. "''' 90
lat S2oS THIRD AVENCFl
BY Joseph p. Day.
WATSON Az. 2lcs $. ?I0 Olms-eed
sy. boNioa, sy dwig, eNr. sale estate
Of John Duncan. deceased. TO II Hen.
ming for client for 81 1850
l6bTH ST, 200 T., =, blk front bet Sh.ri-
dan av 4 sherman av. 200liS4s 2NcOl -
s5l' vacant.-lda Lyons az; Fran B,dE
60 ct al; due sS7gl.l5i taxes s..
s2,oti.c:; sub to prior mtg $500. 10 the
plaintiff for il'6oo.
ilST ST 40 T., = Our Park av. alNct--
Cor1ler ct nj agt Snml Weiss ct al.
due, -, s3O61, taxes, &c siOO.jO, to tho
plaintiff for $4,000
RAILROAD Az. gs7s. IS s3a n 1894 st.
.7llNGf. lNs5NTSs. stv tint & st~s-
Model Blig 4 Loan Assn ~ Mott Haven
agt VI NJ Mslow ct al. due Si.i2iol
taxes. &C. stos.S5; 70 Helen u Warning
ton for $4,000
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
By william J. Mcrh'liamy.
ST JAMES RI, es. 80 CLIFTON p. .oNioo
Eagle Ssvgs Loan Go agt NJ II
Hooper 81 al. to the plaintiff Tor $500
over mortgage OF $3.50.
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BUILDERS GET BRONX PLOTS.

fpRDHAM ROAD--Richard H. Scobie
mas sold the keary estate plot on the
south side OF Fordham road between
Elm place and Marion avenue. II
comprises the entire front, with the
Inception of tho Marion avenue cor
nor a parcel measuring 26 feet on
Lo'dham road and 1899 feet on
Marion avenue. The Kesry property
fronts 1876 feet on Fordhsm road and
''S feet on Elm place. on it's east
cry end Il measures ll5.6 feet
nATHGArE AVENUE-G. Tuotl & Co.
nave spid to . builder for the Benen-
Nnn Realty Company n plot +sx9I.+ on
N" west side OF Bathgate avenue,
20 feet north OF 1s2d street. and also
procured a building loan OF $4,000.
VIVA which flve story Nat will be
es~. led
hA'LAY Richard Dickson
,ah sold for Smith Williamson 24lt
Mac'ay avenue, near Zerega avenue,
qWeillng, on plot 37x92.t
i'N SrREET--The ]. w. Cornish Con-
fruct,on Company has sold the SOUTH
west corner of Fox street and Avenue
- John, a new Ave story apartment
house. on plot 50xl00.
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DEAL on EAST seru STREET.

a building operation OF considerable
importance Is indicated In tho transferr-
ing yesterday Of tho property at 1913 to
1ts East Thrty-sixth street by Emma
IL. Reaney TO the James Humcs Building
Company. This is a plot 1e5xeS.s. Just
east OF Lexington avenue, which has
been In process OF assembling since early
In 1919. There IL a consideration OF
100000 stated In the transfer. subject
to a mortgage for 100000. No word
OF the use to which tho property will
DO put could be learned last night.
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SHREWSBURY HOMES SOLD.

W. A. Hopping has sold for the Allen
estate the largest tract OF land In the
borough OF Red Bank and on the
Shrewsbury River. to Newton Doremus,
president Of the Red Bank Trust Com
pany. Tho plot Is c07 feet on the
Shrewsbury River ana 36b feet deep.
Mr.. Hopping has also sold for Jesse
Minot, vice-president OF the Red Bank
Trust Company. his modern homo on
the Shrewsbury River. to Samuel @.
Allen. vice-president OF the Franklin
Railway Supply Company OF New York
City. The plot contains four acres and
is considered one OF the most beautitul
places on the Shrewsbury River.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered az Albany yesterday:
Halcyon Real Estate Corporation, Man
haitian. capita. $4,000. directors. Gray
son NJ y Murphy. CrfH.hu-s' y. /.
AIvyn Raj. tr'. g. VANDERBILT Barton.
New York city.
Mcmillan crawford Corporation. Man
haitian, capita 10000. directors. Albert
g. Mcmillan. samue' Mcmillan and George
trtWford New York CITY
KeNsirsp Corporation. Manhattan. cant
"a 80. 600. directors. Frederick II kp'-
d"nherr. William !. Sayers ana II. 'Tu;h..
Spence. brooklyn
2i-27 West Thirty second stree, Co-po-
ration. Manhattan, capital 81 900. bi-e"-
tors, John + NsaEher. STANLEY GRAY.
Tn" Bronx. Joseph \. Elgschko.h. New
York city,
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan.

T. i.!6et,!% .,..''....,.' '-..,.... $1,000
h1Th - -: :, t1b.-y r sSss,tnes a.
"'''' ...''........... $4,000
ii,rn, ST :s;.:27 w.Alssr, r sh 3. iIS,
~" a,,y. l. Mig 20, % Liberty
st,......',,. ..,............... $50 900
9TH ~, - n,,,sr az 20 = : Hospi,aL
Tis,h st. ally. " NJ Powell. : WA
~, go :, a. ". ,,,o,wor, iw,e,.t, a.
~. - ts.,b NJ Vti,,ets' New Marlboro
M .. 20 40, + /. naH. so broad ,:....sl
''.th MI NJ ,,,arsr'ee 90. ~
eno 70 H,NT IA ~ Az. r q 60. ia
E i;.'1,'" 49, 49,. 5000
sa.no ......si, IAN "a stSss
-'St N M, !" :, - 20 pes,ysTa ncaa. :Scd =,
~, s, ,s, "'' ATTY Alex NJ "''' s.
rliih y az I'',''u cor ga s. Fovioo'
Same 70 .2ms a llyo 'NT n,r.-.on Ct, ~
>tiANA\ ., Az; e., .Tinc. ally same, 81
.srH 81. :. ,5O, W, .'h AZ, Il L , ~, o.
s,.yy .2mC .,,ssrii;;s; hin av ~
6e-s1me - ..mee; a,,y stm r., 80 AL
.-STh -, go" .,me ,t'y sane'..'.'. 81
= ano. eNcrs. to John Burke lo' W aS!.t6nH
- ...... ..''', ,,,....',.' ,..,,,.' sS,,d
l4rTH 81 W ~ LoI, man 10 pi,,maa
lgr ~ .''n ~ NV - e. ZOO
al p bbth 81 '.o.'ii,..n a, eSiIx
80 - t,nrn eyer 10 belmont Corn
& auo Poughkeep-ie. y ', atty. Els,
man. J.. = " L. 'Nn
REDFORp ST. MARY Hamhn TO
atty - 90, l't bWay 80, -, fSou'
REpfbll' 4 ',ra., ~, ,,,isr,n,
rreEafton Shehrith lstaeI 70 En,' 80 y.
"A
90 10 Bway ...,.. -, " ~
BEpFORp ST, 2S-Harinon hehur ~
20 Emigrent ina SsN , bh % ~ Eo6
-. atty, I u o. 40 hN.s !,
9TH ST, sac E-Gussie NO
.roWn, ~ uvny 1900
y T lns % - ~" nyn.r,,,n. % to
Sam'l Knht7 WOO TN aV' ANY ,,oa
s5TH 81, 2sS-2s6 w-Ti,le GUAR Tr
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way .,........ -
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GREENWICH ESTATES SOLD.

Frederick L. Jones, Of Baltimore. has
purchased an estate at BrookrIdee Park.
near the Greenwich Country Club. COM
prising four acres of land. with resi-
dence and outbuildings. The sale was
made through Thomas y. Cooke, who
also cold to Mrs. Alfred ID. Mittendorf,
of New York. for the estate of Eleander
Darr. an estate at Field Point Park on
the water. consisting OF about five acres
of land. with brick residence and out
buildings
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BUYS HOME At KENsINGTON.

The Rlckert-Finlay Realty Company
has sold to James II. Potter OF the con
tracing Arm of Brocklehurst & Potter
Company for his own occupancy Dutch
Colonial house In Kensington, Great
Neck. The house occupies a plot on
Beverly road overlooking Manhssset Bay
near the Kensington waterfront park.
Mr.. Potter has also acquired a plot In
the rear. giving him a frontage OF lo5
feet on Arleigh road.
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SALES IN MANY SECTIONS.

WEST 18TH STREET The Mason
Really Company. Max y. Satanson
president. has purchased from Emma
Eagan l36 and l3S West Twenty
eighth street, a i've story fat with
stores, on plot 50Xl0o. midway be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Y. :. Maxwell negotiated the deal. The
property WAS held al 100000.
GREENE STREET.-E II. Ludlow &
Co. have sold for the SO GIN Street
Company to Joseph Hamblin 50 and
- Greene street, "A five story business
building on plot 37.6xioo. between
Broome and Spring streets.
WEST l?OTH sTREET-william A.
White Il Sons have sold for the New
York Life Insurance Company lil
West l20th street, n three story and
basement dwelling, on lot 20xl0o. TO
the Crest Realty Corporation. Abra-
ham ID Weinstein. The property was
taken at foreclosure BY the sellers last
month at $4,000.
EAST l22D STREET-E. H. Ludlow &
Co have sold for Alice c. Williams
10 Frank g. Burke. Jr.. the five story
tenement ut 80 East I22d street, on
lot clXi0o. Mrs. Williams gave this
10 Mr.. Burke in payment for 2t7 West
Seventy second street.
EAST 18TH sTREET-Charles r.
Protze OF West Brookville. sullivan
county. has sold 3O6 and 3Os East
18th street. n six story tenement with
stores on plot +0.9xl00.ll, 100 feet
east OF Second avenue.
EAST SGD sTREET-Pease & Gilman
have sold for the Ess En- Realty Com
pany. Scion l.. Frank. president
lo9-lll East Eighty-second street, 1875
feet east OF Park avenue. plot COX
100. occupied by a stable under lease
70 the Carnegie Hill Livery Company.
10 n client for investment. The prop
erty is opposite the plot purchased
by Samuel A. Herzog.
WEST 10TH STREET-Adolph Lew
isohn has purchased through L. J.
Phillips & Co. from the Marley
Estate the lot 25xI00. on the north
side Of l69th street, ii3 feet west OF
Broadway The sellers have owned
the prorerty twenty years. Mr..
Lewisohn now owns a plot OF thirteen
lots on Broadway. lG9th and 170th
streets, Including the block front ex-
cep, for the small l69th street corner.
RESTRICTIONS against apartments on
this land expired recently.
BROAEWAY-The Donovan estate has
purchased from Valentine Dietrich a
lot .5xl50. on the east side OF Broad
way. north OF 207th street. The es-
tate recently enlarged its adjoining
corner property and now has plot
fronting l7j feet on Broadway and
1873 feet on 2o7th street, with a north
line o. i55 feet. Hall J. How & Co.
were the brokers.
EAST SlST STREET-Mrs. Amelia q.
Lansing has sold 2l9 East Thirty
trst street, a three story dwelling. on
lot i1x9s9.
FIRST ANENCE-Erncst n. Adler has
sold for Amelia :. and Charles T..
Lansing TO Elias Rosenbaum 1890
FIRST avenue. four story tenement.
on lot 25.6x65.6x27x77.7. The now
owner will alter 1t into a store build
Ing
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Commander r. II Jackson. from General
hoard to command of The virginia
Idcut W. ". Smith, to navy Nard. "a'h-
THsIgn y 9 Field. from tho Pauldins
80 the Connecticut.
Ensign j T. Austin, from receiving snip
Al Sow York 20 tho prairie
Surgeon g. T. Eydor to training station
Great Lakes, Illinois
surgeon T.. n. ENhard.on. from IRAN &,
tho .',flou. ,irna' Lakes, Illinois, 10 navel
uu.pita. las Nu'was. 90.
Passed Assistant surgeon y walton
from Nl,nl Academy 20 ~" ONO.
assistant S.rgrou $. u Hart from naval
hospital Lo- AuimaS, 80 wait orders 81
Washington.
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LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.
Tenants Reported for Omces, stores
and 1.Ofts.

~ Brigham Hall 4 William n.
Bloodgood have leased for a term Of
years the store and basement at 81 and
33 West Twenty-iirst street to Fred
erick Hacker & Co. laces and en-
broideries, now at Is West Seventeenth
street Bastine a. 60. we're associated
as agents FOR the building.
Charles +. Noycs Company has LEASED
offices in 100 Broadway TO D. n.
Koehler 4 Son Company; In 8
Maiden Lane to Jacob n. Len: IN the
Hanover Building, 13o-133 Pearl
street. to Stephen NJ Weld Company
and In the Fulton Chambers Building.
10e-10t Fulton street, 10 Lauer Chemical
Company.
s. Oseood Pell 4 Co. have leased the
store and basement at 1919 Broadway to
Frank 4 90.
NJ 4 l.. Hess have leased the mrs.,
lcft ~ 25 West Fifteenth street TO shaw
l. jacobson, and tho sixth loft at .
West Twentieth street 30 Mendlin &
Feldman.
Nelson. Lee 4 Green have leased the
store at Is West Forty-second street for
a term OF seven years 10 David 4 David.
haberdashers. The store Is TO he on
isrged. Albert J. Moore represented tho
owner.
Edgar Lehman. furr'cr. has leased
the store ut West Thlrty-frst street
for five years.
Alexander J. Roux & Co. and Blelman
& 60. have leased tho building at lis
and 1872 sixth avenue. formerly occu-
pied by Park 4 Tilford. 20 Rossig Bros.
manufacturers of artificial leaves.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased space In the Locomobile Building
at 1924 West Sixty-first street TO the
Franklin Motor Car Company OF New
York and the Tinkham suspension Com
pany.
Duross Company has leased the cor
ner store at Seventeenth street and
Eleventh avenue TO Louis Ceienti the
basement store at ll2 West Fifteenth
street to the Meyer Contracting Com
pany the second loft at I52 West Four
teenth street 10 William Macy. and the
basement store at 1852 West Fourteenth
street TO Arthur n. Barton.
Senior 4 Stout have leased two floors
az So West Forty-rinth street to Mrs
Elizabeth Patrick; tho store a, $40
sixth avenue 20 the Upgrade Wine Com
pany. and the garage n III West FIFTY
first street to Morris Hayman.
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d 200. 900 LONG BEACH HOTEL.

Thomas Healy has bought the Long
Beach Casino at Long Beach. which he
has occupied for tho last two years
under lease Besides the hotel he has
The combined property has frontage
OF $50 feet on the boardwalk. The
Casino property measures $50 feet on
the walk and Is 100 feet deep. This
property lie bought from A. r. Iseison.
The Casino will be removed next year.
1t WAS reported yesterday. and on its
site and the adjoining lots a hotel will
be erected The structure and It's site
will represent an investment OF $1,000
900. The hotel will contain 400 rooms.
The Casino was built about seven years
ago.
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EXCHANGE PRAISES NOBLE.
Hoard Of Governors LRuds Prcsi-
dents Management Of Affairs.

The board OF governors Of the New
York stock Exchange unanimously
adopted yesterday a resolution in appre-
citation OF the successful administration
hv President Henry q. =. Noble OF tho
affairs of the exchange during the dini-
cult year just passed. A part Of the
resolution read:
"Resoirrd. That the governing commit
tee place upon the records its unhouniod
confidence In, It's admiration and affcc-
ton for Mr.. Noble its great apprecia-
ton OF his distinguished service and
executive career. which have brought
the highest honors to himself and tho
greatest credit to the New York Stock
Exchange"
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BRONX FLATS AND SYNAGOGUE.

The Seward Building Company. Frank
Regrish president. has filed plans for two
Ave story nats to be erected at a cost
cf 500, 900 on a plot bOxss on tho west
side of Southern Boulevard. 225 feet
north OF Jennings street Harry T.
Howell Ia tho architect. Another Ave
story Nat will be erected on the east
side OF Lorillard place 37< feet south
of 1s7th street. 50xSs. by the Russo
Iodics Realty Co.. John Russo president.
from plans by N. w. Del uaudio Ut a
cost OF $4,000. A two story synagogue
Ia TO be built at . cost OF $4,000 on plot
7sx132.7 on the west side Of stebbinA
avenue. i0A.7 feet north OF 1891 street
by tho sina Congregation from plans by
Sommerfeld 4 Steckler.
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TO PROTEST RIG TAX.

There will he meeting of the tax
payers and citizens OF Tho Bronx to-
morrow evening at Mckinley Square
Casino. l69rh street and Boston road,
to protest against the imposition OF the
direct tax OF slo.oo0.0o by the State
Legislature. 10 per cent. OF which will
he collected from the taxpayers Of New
York city. An open discussion is in
vi'ed and all questions on this subject
Will be answered by ex-Lieu,enant Gov
ernor Robert +. Wagner and Alfred l..
Smith, cx-Spesker OF Assembly. both OF
whom will address the meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
MAsoNs BuY IN l.. 7. CITY.

Tho Democratic Club house opposite
the Queens County Court House. Long
island City. was sold in foreclosure to a
representative of Long Island City
Lodge, Y. and A. NJ. No. SIS, Of Long
island city. on hid Of s17.2so. The
'odsc owns the property In tho rear and
oohtemplates joining both buildings for
its occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
sCuIrT TAKES LIDO HALL.

Jacob II. scniff took title yesterday
from John a. Sonntag to Lido Hall. a
nine story apartment house ut the
northwest corner OF Cathedral Parkway
and Seventh avenue. Tho transfer was
made for a nominal consider IA tion sub
ject to Il mortgage for S250.o0o. SOM
tag bought the house from Abraham
Weinstein In November. 1919. IN No.
vember, 1911. weinstein's Holding Com
pany borrowed the Sc5o.o00 from Max
NJ. Warburg of Hamburg. Germany, for
three years at 6is per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

cw s Franklin has sold for a Mrs.
CCeorge the three family nat ut 205
,entre street for NJ. Bradley the two
frame store buildings at 1865 and 1868
sAteth street. and for w. y. Hayward
.@ detached cottage a. 1855 Forty
seventh street.
a. frank A. Seaver g. Co. have cold the
""e family brick house At 2bS Bay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-13
LIS PENDENa.
Manhattan

Lemon Az W y. 25.9 II n Of I.enox av.
75.2Aj7.l0N irreg--Max Kobre ct al agt
Herman L Bndseil ct al foreclosure OF
mortgaGelt atty. j 7 Mahoney.
l3sTH ST. GA Wanna NJ Terwllliger ~
Margaret E We'll ct al forec osure OF
MORTGAGE attys. Blandy. Mooney a
Shipman.
MADISON Az, IN v Trust Co art Jes
Sie e. Bailey ct al Toreclosure of mort a..
gaee): attys, " sc y isaar~
l33D ST, II W-Mendel Marcus agt Ellen
Mcclure ct al foreclosure OF mortgaee) ;
atty. | IeyIsou.