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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-15
NOTICE FOR PROPOSALS Fo,
COUNTY ADVERTISING.

Notice is hereby given that promo
sails for the legal advertising of Brown
County, Minnesota, for the year 1915
will be received at the county auditors
Office at New Ulm, MINES ota, on or
before the 4th day of January, A. D.
1916, from the several proprietors of
newspapers published within said county.
The advertising embraces the several
subjects as follows, to-wit:
l. Delinquent Tax List.
2. Public Notice of Expiration of
Redemption.
3. County Commissioners Proceed
ings.
a. County Commissioners Annual
Statement of Receipts and Disburse-
ments Financial Statement.
5. Notice of Annual Tax Judgment
Sale.
6. County Treasurer's and Audi
tors Statement of County Finances.
Z. County Board of Adults Report.
8. County Board of Equalization
proceedings.
9. All other legal notices furnished
by the superintendent of schools and
auditor as required by statutes.
Dated at New Ulm, Mimi, this 18th
day of Dec, A. D. 1915.
LOUIS G. VOGEL.
County Auditor.
HERMAN POLKOW,
Chairman of Board of Co. Commits
sioners of Brown Co. Adv.5O-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-15

During the winter months the night
police force will consist of only John
Herzog and John Cirg as William
schrader who was hired only for the sum-
mer months has retired from the service.
Last Thursday morning the one year
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. GeorgeKlossner
Of Lafayette Township succumbed to an
acute attack of bronchitis and convul-
sions. The funeral was held from the
st. George Catholic Church Saturday
morning and interment was made in the
church cemetery.
At the annual election held at the
Catholic school-house last Thursday
afternoon, St. Anne's Court w. C. O..
+. elected the following officers: Chief
Ranger, Mrs. J. P. Graft; Vice Chief
Ranger, Mrs. Hubert Berg; Rec. Secy.,
Mrs. Louis Schilling; Fin. Secy., Mrs. Jos.
Filzen; Treas, Miss Antonio Schlump-
berger; Trustee, Mrs. Christ Filzen,
Jr., Mrs. Geo. Dill and Mrs. Mary Kral:
Chaplain, Rev. R. Schlinkert.
At a recent meeting of Rural Camp
No. 6763 of Milford the old officers were
reelected as follows: Roy F. Backer, VIC.
Fred Scar, w. A.; Adolph P. Mack, E. B.;
John Mack, Clerk; Herman Pfaender
escort; Robert Runck, Waterman; Franz
Wandersee, sentry, and DR.. Geo. B.
Weiser, physician. Fred Wandersee was
elected manager for three years. The
other managers are And. A. Backer for
two years and Ed. Hensel for one year.
Last Wednesday while Miss Hedwig
the IL year old daughter of Peter Wen
ringer of St. George was driving to New
Ulm with the hired man he lost control
OF the horses momentarily. Miss Wen
ninger became scared and jumped
from the vehicle and fell alighting on
her head and suffered severe concus-
sion Of the brain. She was Immediately
brought to. the Loretto Hospital and has
recovered sufficiently SO that she was
able to leave the hospital Tuesday.
There will be no programs in the city
schools because of the alarm that is felt
concerning epidemics of sickness which
are prevalent. The teachers in many
Of theFrooms and their pupils have been
hard at work ever since Thanksgiving
arranging to entertain the parents
and friends on Friday afternoon but it
was decided yesterday that it would be
best not to get any more crowds together
until the sickness had died out. There
are few cases of scarlet fever in town
and the coughing and measles have not
all been vanquished as yet.
Last Thursday morning Coroner Geo.
F. Reineke and Sheriff w. J. julius were
called to Sleepy Eye to examine into
the death OF one Peter Fay. Fay is
tramp and had been for days on a pro-
tracted spree with a man from Sleepy
Eye. On their way home from Essig
Wednesday night Fay fell from the
wagon. His companion dragged him
into his home where Fay died Thursday
morning at A o'clock. No inquest was
held, the Coroner being satisfied that the
man had died of acute alcoholism.
He was buried by the County Thursday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-15

If in need of an auctioneer. and look
Ing for the high dollar, list your sales
with me- Tel. 283. A. S. DORM
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-12-15

ADAM j. PETERS: Painter, deco
rator and Paperhange,. All orders
promptly executed by experienced work
men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
GRADE CROSSING FIGHT
ON IN JERSEY COURT
Railroad Protests Utility
Board Ordcr-Lack Of Funds
Part Of Defence.

TEnNruN. y. J.. Dec. ga legal CON
'ost. probably destined To nnd its way
ultimately 10 the Supreme Court OF the
United States. was begun to-day when
opening arguments were heard by the
state supreme Court on the appeal Of
the Erie Railroad from an order az
the Public Utility Commission requiring
the abolition Of fifteen grade crossings
IN Paterson n, the estimated cost ~
$4,000. 600. Th" order gives the COM
PAM eight wears within which to COM
pletc the work
George Hobart. who opened the case
for the Erie. submitted that the act of
1913 II unconstitutional because 1t COM
fers upon the board arbitrary power 10
make ur refuse to make al order for
the alteration " "A grade crossing be
cause " provides for the taking Of prop
e'tV for private use and for public use
without Just compensation because It
impair, the obligation ~ contracts be-
cause II constitutes an unreasonable eX-
ercisc Of the polio" power 81 the State
because ( requires changes In the prop
crty Of private corporations aud munich
palitiCs because II fails to give the Erie
the alternative Of eliminating the al
legged danger to the public and imped.-
meut to travel by either decreasing the
number 80 train movements or Icy ahan-
loulue tho railroad, and because Il I'M
pairs the powers Of the equity and law
courts of tn" state.
Among other things il was charged
that the Erie has not the funds to carry
out the provisions Of the order and In
all probability will not be in n position
20 obtain them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
DEAL IN 9TH AYES
MOST COSTLY ZONE
Andrew !. COnnick Buys Ire
yor Property Adjoining
Corner of 43d Street.
BREWER BUYS FLAT

r,,, avenue was again the centre of
,.,, estate interest yesterday, another
,.ol having been closed In that most at
,-.c,,ye Investment section just to the
,o,,h Of Forty-second street. The prop
.+v involved in yesterdays transaction
rs Fifth avenue. II is an eight
story structure occupying a plot 'front.'
Ia, % feet on the avenue. adjoining the
., Zoo, structure at the northwest E
.,of For,y-third street. The plot has
aen,h Of 1875 feet extending back To
.. nroperty OF the Century Clu on
rn-v.th!rd street. The building Is
.sAer lease to irene. q tailoring estab-
1.bneut. at a net rental Of $40, 900 a
.nr pcase a Gilman. the brokers In
.Se deal. have sold the property for
,i,r-y q. Trevor to Andrew J. Connick.
rbn has been an active trader In other
.,e.iols Of the city, but never has been
s..rated with this section OF Fifth
.verue. The brokers report that the
nro,er,y was held at 100000 and the
s,rchase price was slightly less. 1t was
an all cash transaction.
Notable among recent transactions In
ia Immediate neighborhood were the
,,,es Of the Hartman Bank building. at
;or,v-fourth street and Fifth avenue
mo Guaranty Building. under constrlc-
Inn "a, Furty-third street n Fifth ave-
,us and the leasing of 500 Fifth avenue,
adjoining the Guaranty building. where
twenty story office and loft structure
vIl Ne erected.
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Tracy nst Gordon X Rel - al tdow.r.
&cl; atiys, Merchant, o'eua & M'r.
chant
ep Az. =. stc = Hath st. .iSvioo cx.
Co set Thomas Jones % a. foreclosure
Of morsras.6 atty. Gary & Catroi,,
yrrs Mortgage co srt Julia . Jones ., al
foreclosure Of mortgage, attys, cary a
MADISON Az. Sc cor sal 81. ioa. iSss-
Doty 4 orr - az, Arthur II Brown
ct a.. adms faction to Sc, aside deed,
s,iy. Hir.sman 4. .vaushar-
Walton q Althau.s q, a. ,foreciosure ~
,,.two mortgages1 att,s. ,L,,Allen.
agt Alderman Realty "a. Inc, ct A. tfnre.
closure 90 mortgage. attys Weekes
i?;TH ST. II, E-Adolph Hirsch az;
Carrie steiner .. Al foreclosure 81 mot
gaze; atty. II Gre.m3srr
bh3oME 1r t.i'aH"'n 70 1s'
mortgage; Ptty. II Crt'1uer
Rronx.
CRESTON Az. ~ q .4ss ~ Of iSp,N -,
ls3N2:.i-Emlle " RIs.ov * Ma,
r. Hlshy 81 a. foreclosure "f m""tGns' b..
LOIS eG ana u. map % the Glyau Homo
stead. belonging. TO es'a'" ~ John J
Exchange Realty 90 - al ,foreclo~ure ct
mortgage attys. Merrill Rogers y
Terry.
itaD ST -. o2l . NJ Alexander av. 2'y
lo0-Julia |. Baker agt Maud Elgeinet'7
ct a. foreclosure Of mHttrageI, ATTY, Il
Kelly.
EAGLE Az. tTi-Fred Fu.1 asst Narg1~Ht
\ clarke rt a. foreclosure ~ mortgage
atty. " Su,Zberser.
FREEMAN ST. n n " !h!shn-,n a. :
95-Eiisaheth Dickson - al aEt 'hari'-
prcsnitb ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
attys. Williamson \ Bel
Faux Az, =, io!: n t1''h 81 as :,
lOl l-Jatnss q Neuts tgf Mtt'Fe
Building Corrn a. Al fpre,.oeur" 81
RAINBRipGE Az. .. l5el n Of Foribau
"a. 5A3N>G- Dollar Saw RANK oi tho
city Of y Y agt Halnbriige Realty GO ..
MacEe'lar & Gerhr1ch'
HOFFMAN, ST, " u. 3oN u lsith -. 97iN
ate--Santo Ginciui agt lui 'oppet". 'i
al foreclosure Of mprtgag"sl' ANY, i !
Herman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
N. Y. REALTY OWNERS SUED.
woman BOndhoidcr Asks Rcccivcr
for Corporation.

In an equity suit filed in tho United
states District Court Yesterday Lille s.
thompson of stamford, Conn, asks the
appointment Of receivers for the Nov
YORK Realty owners Of go Madison
avenue, "A corporation organized In 1896
TO deal In real estate and mortgages.
The plaintiff. who has S1O,7j2 of the
coinVanys bonds, says that the corpora
alton. although apparently solvent. has
not the means to dufray It's operating
expenses or its floating Indebtedness.
Unless the court takes action, she adds.
the concern Will soon he made the de-
PENDANT In mortgage foreclosure suits,
which will result in forced sales and dc
probation of the value of It's assets.
Tho plaintiff attributes the company's
present embarrassment to the condition
OF the real estate market. The concern,
she says. owes over $4,000 interest on
Its bonds and $4,000 in taxes. assess
ments and other items.
The original name of tho corporation
was the Realty Loan n'rust Company,
which was changed In 1905 10 the pres
ont title. It is capitalized at sl.650. 600.
and according to its financial statement
Issued last January has assets OF 49,
s64.713 and liabilities of sS,0G4.7l3. 1t
owns property In Yonkers. Belmont and
Bronxmont. These properties. accord.
ing to the complaint, are m%ortgased for
s40o, 900.
Several years ago n suit was filed IN
the Supreme Court against the company.
Its president, Andrew :. Brownell. and
others. by one of the stock olders, who
declared that tho assets had been an.
propriated in their entirety by the do.
PENDANTS.
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lily c Dewitt. 80 bway...........Ss6 $3.50
IrntnVvn

(Nanhnttan I,i,n, nn,,h ~ 1,oth ~
~, is.a"u' "oi.h v.h.0." ia
49, " Ger lsItn ~ ir ops
Ins Go. / Madison .v. Dec 90. due March
isIo, opS y e; attys. Noodioro' SH Az
e., Ms1ison sl'S,ovV
i'.D : y, ivyl w AWAY. 1o.f.so SIS.
Wonn const 60 70 Motifs Etsssn aon
roIcs' NV, Dee 81 pI'p, mt1 Ss'.yS ~.
Saope' a''s' y D"hh"""' syo ooo
OF. %iSu ppt.s 40 '.,'s.n - Saii
xgoo-Life ADJUSTMENT corp to MAJ r,or
m,s sao ooo wr.a NM IA. attys.
80 ,',CC''a' S.,v'' "" an ono
r..
Borough OF the Bronx.)
PROSPECT Av. A @ =. 2t?.l0 n Q fremont
~, ibVsSNVAAioV.S ~ Jouusou Az -
lb0.2x0.4xi5V. 2xo2-J " Il Realty co.
Inc. to Conner CONSTR Corpn. 1891 Pros
pect av. pr mtge s26.5Oo. Dec y, due as
per bond. atty. I u a 7 Co. lI6 Broan1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
RENTING IN BUSINESS ZONES.

The NJ. Rosen,hal Company has leased
the ninth floor tat .36-23S Fifth avenue
for q long term of years. to Hart Levy,
manufacturer of novelties also to Philip
Fauer. the tenth loft at 15S-l60 West
Twenty-nnth street.
Jacob David sons & Co. for fourteen
years at 1i-13 Washington place. have
rented 10000 feet, for n term Of years, in
$4,000 Broadway, corner OF Twentieth
street. through Cars.cin X Linnckin.
The Charles q, Moves Compary has
leased a large portion OF tnc firth floor
~ the new As'o~ HOUSE Building. ~
Broadway AMI Ntecy street. to Edward
4. Allen, manager Of tho New England
Mutual Life Insurance Company. The
leasing company is the oldest chartered
life insurance company in America. l.
was also the first company to locate N
the Ct. Paul Building. from which Il Is
moving.
Pense & Ellman have leased 70 u
Fishbein ~ Co, leather goods, n loft IN
81 West Thlrty-scvoutn street also
leased with George W Hrc'tcN the sr,-
ond floor IN Barnard Han, NJ 'di.pu ave-
nue. and l25th street, 20 tho sixth pvth-
Ian District Association f't ton wears,
Extensive alterations wilt he made.
Hell a. Stern have leased ia li-iG
West Seventeenth street first loft To- the
Princess Company and third loft to !.
Levine & Co I'm 1916 West Twenty
ffth street seventh loft to Weiustoiu *
Sorito and eighth loft 10 tiolomb 4
Cohen; In l42-i West Tw~erty-slyth
street eighth loft to J Sp!erel 4 co. and
top loft 10 Beller a ilassuer.
Lewis II. Preston has leased to II.
Miller & Co and y, j. Richm1u Com
pany stores In 377 Broadway to Henry
I. Lewis Office space In iS7 Broadway
and to Morris Solomon Commonwealth
Silver Company NC space In the
Croislc, go Fifth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
APPEAL AGAIN STOPS
PUMP FORECLOSURE
Minority Stockholders Get
Case Before Circuit Court
Through Receiver.

The minority preferred stakeholder
Of the International Steam Pump Com
pany carried TO the United States cif
cult Cour OF Appeals yesterday Their
aGht TO prevent the foreclosure sale "
the company's assets and ~ put IL"
Quietus on the plan OF reorganization.
Tit appeal was taken through the New
Jersey receiver, Gilbert Collins. n Is
designed to overthrow the recent order
signed by Judge Julius NJ. Mayer In
the United States Distr'I Court over
ruling Receiver Coliins's objections ,o
IRE foreclo ;uIe OF the mJ'iaaSn. The
appeal acts as a temr)str1 stay CT the
foreclosure sale which was ordered
forthwith by Judge Mayer.
Receiver Collins received his permits.
sion to carry the case to the higher
court from District Court Judge Learned
Hand. The memorandum presented to
Judge Hand outlining the reasons for
asking the appeal contains allegations
to tho effect that NJ Gugsenheim's Sons
4 Co. refused TO throw Its $500 900
worth Of Common stock into the general
pool or 70 have anything to do with the
reorganization plan until the company
was promised a bonus OF $4,000 from
the reorganization moneys. Those who
Will profit through this transaction. nc
cording to the memorandum. are Daniel.
Isaac and Morris Guggenhcim. executors
Of the estate OF their brother benjamin
Guggenheim. who UP to the time OF his
death In the Titanic disaster was presi-
dent OF tho International Steam Pump
Company.
In some OF their recent charges
made In the United states District
clared that William solomon 4 Co.
fpnraUnru NJ tia hnrrant1aftp syn1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
PINE ROCkAWAY PLACE SOLD.

Ar estate at Far Rockaway containing
twelve lrres together with a fine dwell
'rE. once the property OF the late John
code. a former cordage manufacturer.
VITO was also created n Count of the
Holy Roman Empire by the late Pope
prs IL. was sold under foreclosure
,-ogeeatugs at the Queens county court
''lsa .u Long Island City, yesterday.
- prn"etty was valued at about $780,
'd sad 1T the time of Mr.. Goodies death
bout ~ years ago. It was bought by
'Aa lt'e L. A. GoeGhegan, n real estate
operator There was a first mortgage
on the property In favor OF !Ahram +.
S'AarNc Of Wave Crest for S2s,0OO and
a second mortgage in favor OF James
4 Trowhri3Ee of Manhattan for slO.-
m TroWbridEe forclosed the second
"o-tr gc ,tst summer. Stearne's mort
cage Doe arr due "A short time ago and
fore 'oSUre proceedings were Instituted on
hs behalf Steanre bought in the prop
.-tr '0r $40 600. 1t is located at the
bot Of Jarvis lane, Far Rockaway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23

EST END Az, n " corner iOlst vt 1914
xl0O--Jas Il Walsh to Mary 4 Bressel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
HOME FOR SAFETY FIRST"
Permanent Exhibition Leases space
in 3Oth street Uuildiur.

five year lease has hccn cousummatcd
Tor the fifth floor in the 6 East Thirty
ninth street building. which is to be.
used for a Safety First Permanent EN-
position under the auspices II the Safety
First Federation OF America, Darwin l..
kingsley president. and with the coop
Grafton OF the Safety First Society Of
the city of New York, of which Charles
l.. Bernheimer Ia president. The cxccu-
tive Offices of the local and national
safety first organizations have been To-
Gated In this building during the last
year. The exhibits are to include fire
prevention. building devices. traffic reEu-
l%ation, automobile appliances, railroad
devices and health and sanitation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
NsIn,NcE COMPANIES BUY.

Nv ~ the large insurance Eompa-
yes ""f' forced to take over at auc-
ZION So. 'rlay on mortgage Judgments
n,-'''''os 30 the midtown section, At
no '''il u Charles A.. Berrian the
Niiu.. Life Insurance Company ac-
1tred 70 10 - West Thirty-six.h street,
~ 90 cast of sixth avenue at $780,
r.'. 'N' three and five story buildings.
.hr ..' lauts In the action were 'he
go West ThIrty-s xth street Realty
'o'n.H'' y others, and the judg-
h''t au. lpteh n sl6l,l069i.
~. ~ hwl Of $4,000 the four story
M.. or lot 24.7xGl. at 1854 Sixth
aver vr'r Twenty-second street. was
sA'N''a ly the New York Life Insur-
s,h'e Company, p,a!ntin, In an action
h'oNy' against the 1854 Sixth Avenue
''H"r To recover a judgment OF
'''''"' Henry Brady was the auc-
tGuetr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
A. NJ. WHITE TO RETIRE.
bunker and Broker Quits Wall
street After Twenty ears.

Alexander NJ White. treasurer of tho
Republican state committee and one OF
Rrooklyu's prominent citizens. It war an
nouncoi Yesterday. Is soon To retire from
the Stock Exchange, Mr.. white :" ."
devote his time more completely to the
educational and philanthroplc organize
tons with which he has been long identi-
he'd
Nj. White has been active in Wall
street for twenty years as n member Of
the brokerage firm Of Moffat X White,
known since 1910 as White. Weld 4 Co.
His seat on the exchange will he trans
rerred to w, !. *. Nanston, IA partner In
his hrm, and his membership in the firm
will lac transferred to his brother, Harold
T. White.
1t Is understood that following his re
tircmeut from business Mr.. White will
tpko IA more active interest In political
affairs IN Kings county,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
FLAT AND DWELLING SALES.

i.iTH STREET-Ennis & Sin
not, nave resold through O'Reilly h
na.a 30 East l2ith street. IA three
story dwelling, on lot lsxi00. and 237
Eas. lli:h street, n five story fiat with
store, on lot 2jxlOO. The sellers Sc
cured the property In ar exchange
INST week contaminated by the same
brokers.
WEST l2iST STREET-Matllda @.
Tinker has sold her residence ut 124
West I2Ist street. between Lenox and
Seventh avenues. which she owned and
occupied for sixteen years, II Is a
three story and basement brownstone
l5u~e, on lot 1~9xl00.ll. Tho new
owner VIII occupy.
VALENTINE ANENCE-Matthew r.
lars.n has sold the new Ave story
apartment house on the northeast
corner OF Valentine venue and 1s3d
street. covering a plot 7oxSO. for the
builders, the County Estate. William
Il Ihelan president. to an investor.
Tie property was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
Bronx.
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


Win name hNN h'Nl'rH =" '"N' ."
toru,yt
AZ = TOT II from " . cor es,h st,
- eoxTs. .Junc 20. ig~O5--sauh Zlnu.y to
JnLn It. eXr. atty. Emile a
u..s.y' 40. Rw,v.. ....... ...... $4,000
sTfI ST IA l61 g ~ let nv. 2T.sxiIa 10.
- - iS,o-E,izo and geo y Hack TO
tho Emtgrant Iudust Say BANK 81
rYown,rs street ... ...si2SOO
STtt ~ IL lu- g lit av. aasllslU. Az
4, f.. lSio N nh -. .iSxiOO-i-sl part
%f F'gn Very Aia, pfess.i. ?ss Is icad
g.. net, Nv & II, WItt. a. Park Row $500
GgD ST. asi T.. IA :. Us " list aN. ls>loO.5 b.,
~ q IG0o l,ttrpnlo and Irma Luc-
,nes, 10 me Repubiic Of Panama, by Vim
&ctson cromwell. special agent. ~ Wal
.......... 5000
5oTH sr, q s. ~; = sth av, ?5xlOO.5, Nov
- i,i. p.rin NJ Dexter to tho CITY
u.,t rs.a,r q. ,ttys Eismap. l.. q & T..
is Rway.. ..,... .....iL 1000
az Arr 90 Yin-Vlt Realty 60 to
IorkyiIIe hank. l:ii al nv. atty. Chas
u,inh,r RAJ. 7sG Flushing nV. prook.
I'm ',.. ........ $4,000
CIAREMoNT Az. : W cor l.7th st, i5Oxsl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho NurWcrlln American 'iuor Iyar.u-
fiord. sailing to-day for Bergen. vii 'nko
mail, closing At T. NJ, Tor Norway. SNr.
den and
f0r Naples, win inke mai, closing 1t ' ~
\ NJ. for Italy, Rumauia, serbia. sWllyor
land and Greece. when specially addressed
only.
The American liner st paul. sailing 20.
morrow for Liverpool, VIII tpkc mil, los
ing AT $40 4 NJ for Europe teNccp. Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg Rul.
gtria, Turkey, the Netherlands, Norway.
sweden aud DcunarkN, Africa, West Asia
and the East Indies.
The >urhor liner california, sailing sat.
nriHy for Liverpool, "ll ak mniI, dosing
~ u 30 \ VI, for Europ" trN"rl' tormlnS
Austria, liuugttN. i.INuIrhIrg. Turkey, tn
Netherlands. Norway, sweden aud Den
mark Africa. Ncs, Asia and the has
IAdise
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
BREWER BUYS APARTMENT.

John l.. Walsh. the brewer. bought
Yesterday the Canterbury apartments at
20, TO 40 West I0sth street from the
p F. Freehold estates for investment.
!, Is a six story elevator apartment. on
ro, I~OoxiOoIl near Broadway. The
Nouse contains forty-elght small apart
r.n;s with ~kitchenettes. Tho buyer
rave In part payment the free and clear
,y story and basement cold storage
building At ~ and so Jay street. south
~, corner Of Caroline street, which was
n~n,Iy rented for twenty years to the
Xr-,o Refrigeratirg Company. The
iastes will spend $4,000 In altering the
building.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

PARK Az. u W cor aith 81, 100 5xi25. all
N Y state Realty & Terminal 90 to
400 Park Ave 60, 20 E t2d st, 81 yrs
from oct !, 1874; attys. s,oddard. & NJ,
lllTu 81, aI2 u. W store hoor-Ninc-n,o
Nar'uo to Pasqunle hi Lacio, et2 Il MN
~, as yrs from Nov !, 1915; attys,
pnskus, q & II. . Rector st.......f3S6
yALENTlNE Az. .662, 2CG6 and eGss-
Ch.Iwin Rlty 60, Inc to Harry Smolen-
skv, abs W l4dth st. & uuo. : yrs from
Juno /. 1914; atty. Harry Smolensky.
N?7 linton ny 10000
DAIIEY Az, 2s96. rear apartment on "a
noor-leo Fried ct nj to \ Y Telephone
%. 10 Dev st, 3 yrs ana q mths from
July I. 1916 atty. \ Y Telephone Co, 10
by st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-23
rlkEs BRONXVILLE HOME SITE.

Fish & Marvin have sold a property
Al Lawrence Park West, B~ronxville.
'o's.st!Gr II about one acre, on Sunny
Brook road, near the Lawrence Park
~rtl0tsg club. The purchaser, William
Y Davis am attorney OF this city, r. in
tending Fl, improve the land for residen-
IL. nurroscs.
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LIS I'E<nE<S.
Manhattan.

1IgrU ST. . g. a?i = 2d az. T5NlOO.lO-
LAWYERS Title n Trust 60 ct al sgt
Frank Teti ct al foreclosure Of mort
raccl, attys. Dean. Tracy & McBarron,
l1grU ST, $40 W-united States Trust co
Of \ y agt Nellie l. Roedels 81 nj l'ore-
CLOSURE ot mortgage; atty-. stewart 4
Shnurer
LISpEN ARD ST, az; church -, 3,5 and
3IT-.RroBdway Savings institution 81
tnr CItN uf y Y agt Meyer B,rlsh 81 al
foreclosure of twu mor'Ragesl atiy, u
kell'.
tto'ru ST. gli ard 80 E-IIurrv lnriaa'y
Ant Slulh N,ruulov a. al tfur rciosuno
~ mortgsgcJ attSs, Hamilton, Gregory
y Freeman.
PARK Az, 5 ~ cor 7sd Of. cTX2t-IIortense