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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
STORAGE NOTICES.

MARY II BROWN Samuel Friedman. Mar Clio
mon Rose Hu-nol L. Messing. l.. Koppenheim
Muy Povlick. Freda Shapiro. Annie Walsh. Free
man Wright Jennie zeyer. stephan Acunto. Ameri-
can Service School C. A. Jomis c. L. Winters &
Co.. Desidor Baksy Louis Barnish. Annie Beriner.
5. A. Borsch. Bro.lvin Fixture Co. Frsdk. J.
Bryut A Byrnc>. D. Collins. J. Ccrso. Tommy
Dsmrno. Tbs. D. Day. IT,. Annie Driler. A.
r1sn. j Gaianu " Gambler NJ Gardner. George
t;e,lsr l. Goldberg l. God0latt. Liza Golden,
Hannah Greenbe;s. Annie Green.etg Gross. Soi
Gross. Cara fisherman Bessie 'Hsroor MI ".
iason. L. Jacobs Morris Lescnder. I4lhe Levnson'
Reynolds. Richards McCutcheon. Csrdozs Ma
han. Leo OgDenheimer. }. Harry hnn Deputy
sheriff y : Cook. Robert Glass. +. Miror Grace
Ose Irving Puf0e. Royal Display Fixture: h. sang.
4.efiha Schwartz. NJ. SHERMAN. Bertha Neatherby.
v Weiniraub. Thomas Oisl or ont United Ad'sr
trConnor. jr Joseph Russo. Paul G. Dubois. John
w. sears Ssyre Sales Corp. Adam NeiningeF. Alex
Saitls. FRANK A Wen. Bsrths MichAlks George
paiose Margarei Wolf John Zayore r. A san
ord Annie sosel Bessie Maureitstsin. Map Paul.
sadie Stern You and each o. you are hereby
nOtihed that. the time Tor the payment of cur Hen
upon the property hereinafter described having e.
rlred after due notice thereof had been given you
rs will cause such property. 10 wit household
xoods personal effects pianos. safes. merchandise.
nlsrh.nsS heddlngs desks. pictures. once fixtures.
hodies ciss, hampers. bundles packages bags. etc,
-,e stored by you or w your name, OF IN nhlch
tau claim interest, in the Dochte1osnn StoIsse
warehouse Co. : warehouse 70 ~ soia a. pupJc
80 r-oyided AZ No 457-fi LAS, loh street.
Inur.dsy December eth. 1915. al 4 ", and n
hs sale Thereof a not completed on ths SAD Jay me
ale sfi he continued al the same place on each
.ad every Thursday thereafter. beginning al A. ~
'l p5oocHrEaMASN STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.
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SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

JFLTSCH. ELLA GRAVES MOSES, FOR
merry ELLA G.. MOSES.--In pursuance
OF an order OF Hon. John +. Cohalan. a
Surrogate Of the County OF New York. no.
tfc~ is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Ella Graves Moses Jeltsch.
formerly Ella c. Moses. late OF the County
OF New York. deceased. 10 present the
same with vouchers therefor. to the sub
srriber NJ his place Of transActing busi-
ress at the ONCE Of his attorneys. Messrs
Reed Gwinn q Demlng. No. 8 Nassau
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York
CITY, on or before the 20th day Of May
dated. New York. November !. 1915.
HANS l.. JELTSCH.
Administrator with VIII Annexed.
REED GWINN & DEMlNG. Attorneys
for Administrator. No Nassau street.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city.
ESTATE or CHARLES WOOD McMUR-
try.-In pursuance OF an order OF Hon
n,.ble John - COhalan. a Surrogate OF the
Comfy OF New York. notice Is hereby
s,yen 10 all persons having claims against
Sharl.s Wood McMurtry. late Of the
Cnuntv OF New York. deceased, 10 present
~ ss,os with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
s"rfhcr. At place OF trsnsacting business
81 III Broadway. in The city OF New
York. on or before the goth day Of jan
Dated' New York. the 18Th day o: July.
1915 EDWARD 4. McMUkTRf.
Administrator.
SIMPSON. TEACHER & BARTLETT.
Attorneys for Administrator tz Cedar
Street New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
STIRLING PRESS
TO Be UPTOWN
Leases 1880 Square fe.,
of Space in Finck Build.
ing, in 39th Street.

There have been many char,..
recent years in the old downtown r,,.s
ing centre. Another notable on. ~
take place soon, as William A W..
& Sons have rented from the pl,,.
a long term Of years to the STIR
Press. now at 1927 Vandews,er :,
proxima,ely i2,50O square feet Of ,,.
comprising the entire fifth floor ~
Finck Building, a twelve story bujia,ss
for printers and allied trades nv
construction on the plot, l25xln
3lS-326 West seth st. Nelson T..
Greene, Inc, were associated !.
brokers.
The Brett & Goode Companv l..
leased to the Martin II. Smith Conn.,.
the third floor, containing about IsNy
square feet. and to Rosenberg 4 D.,,.,
the eleventh floor, in l5O-l56 Lsfav..'.
St, for a term of years. The Cav
F. Noyes Co. were eo-brokers in =.
lease to Rosenberg & Daniel. ~
James j. Buckingham has leased 4.
store LAP Amsterdam av. for the s,,...
of Louis Schlesinger TO CarsteIs 4
Rodgers.
". Linnekin has leased the ,,.,.
and basement az 335 Canal Il. IA ~
Ain & Co.; third loft at SIS BrOaSx,.
TO Max Schachnow & Co., dealers
toys; the entire building, S2i Fifth =,
to the Ferguson Novelty Co.. Inc a,
short term; Offices a. S47 Fifth :,
to Albert b. Bauer. Goodwins. Ltd Al
Albert G.. Schwartz; and Office Al a.
Fifth av. TO Warnck-Frohman Mfg. Ca
Inc, and Trades TowG Service Co.
William II. Whiting & Co. hr.
leased the entire building at 10 a
116 Beekman ST. for Frederick Soul.
ack and Alwyn Ball, jr., to II. R. Lad.
rop & Co., the entire building a. "a
Front st. TO the Mutual Bag Compass.
the store and basement az So Ferry n
to A. A. Stamouli, the sixth loft al "a
Washington st. 20 Philip Zitsman A
Co.; space at III Nassau ST. 70
Wells; the fifth loft at 10 Spruce 1,
to Theodore Gauss Sons; the seecrs
loft az 2l3 Front Sc. 10 William Jons,
and four lofts at 81 Blocker ST., cor.
ner of Mercer St, 20 Converse & Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
! u UTAH SHARES
FOR KENNEC0TT
Guggenheim Exploration COM
pany Gives Dissolution
Plan.

The Guggenheim Exploration man
a. .ement yesterday notified stockhold-
ers that in the proposed dissolution Of
the company the Kennecott Copper
Corporation has agreed to purchase
the block of 404.504 shares of Utah
Copper held by the Guggenheim con-
Germ, giving in exchange u shares Of
its own stock for one share Of Utah.
The Kennecott company is perfect
ing arrangements with syndicate
which will purchase from the Guggen-
helm company the requisite number
of Kennecott shares. Cuggenheim Ex-
ploration shareholders are TO desig-
nate whether they desire their re-
spective proportions Of the proceeds
of the sale of this block of stock to
be distributed 20 them in the shares
of the Kennecott Copper Corpo- ltion
or in cash at the rate of SIS share
for the stock Of the Utah Copper
Company.
Upon the consummation Of the pro-
posed sale of Utah shares it is the
purpose of the directors OF the Gug-
genheim Exploration Company to lake
a distribution of its assets among its
stockholders, as follows:
The proceeds Of the Utah Copper
Company stock, by paying TO such
stockholders as shall elect to take
their proportionate share of such pro-
ceeds in cash. S36.3S 40 in cash for
each share of the Guggenheim TX
ploration Company held by ther. re-
spectively, and 10 such of its stock
holders as shall elect TO accept shares
of stock in the Kennecott Copper
Corporation for their proportionate
share of such proceeds 1871 Der cent
of share of the stock of the latter
company for each share of the stock
of the Guggenheim Exploration Com
pany held by them respectively.
Ninety-seven thousand seven hun
bred and fifty shares Of the capital
stock of the Chino Copper Company,
by transferring to each stakeholder Of
the Guggenheim Exploration Company
.1l72 per cent Of share of Chino
stock for each share of the stock of
the Guggenheim Exploration Company
held by him.
Sixty-nine thousand FIVE hundred
shares of the common stock of the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany, by transferring 10 each stock
holder of the Guggenheim Exploration
Company .0833 per cent of a share OF
the common stock Of the smelling
company for each share of stock Of the
Guggenheim Exploration Company held
by him.
One hundred and ffty-four thou
sand three hundred shares Of the capt.
tai stock of the Ray Consolidated
Copper Company, by transferring to
each stakeholder of the Guggenheim
Exploration Company 1880 per cent
of share of the stock of the Ray
company for each share Of the stock
Of the Guggenheim Exploration Com
pany held by him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
LEWISOHN ADDS
TO HIS HOLDINGS
Latest Purchase Is Inter-
cession Chapel Property,
in Broadway.
INTENDS TO PUT
TAXPAYER" ON SITE
Deal Reflects Firm Faith of the
Buyer in the Realty Future
of the District.

Adolph Lewisohn yesterday added to
his realty holdings the site Of the
Chapel Of tho Interccssion, being the
entire westerly block front in Broad
way from l58th st. to Fort Washing
ton av. He made this purchase through
l.. J. Phillips g. Co. He intends to
remove the church edifice at an early
date and put taxpayer" on the block
front. Last week he bought the ten
story Dresser Bendel Building, at 10
and IL West 57th st., valued at $780,
600.
The congregation Of the Church OF
the Intercession was recently consoli-
dated with the congregation OF the
new church lately completed at 155th
st. and Broadway. The chapel was
erected in 1872.
The block front bought by Mr.. Levi
sohn measures 1870 feet on Broadway,
100 feet on l5sth st. and 102 feet on
Fort Washington nv. The rear line
OF the property is 207.3 feet In the
last few years many large apartment
houses have been built in the southerly
section of Fort Washington av.
Mr. Lewisohn is firmly of the opinion
that the realty future of upper Broad
way is unusually bright.
He owns the adjoining triangular
block to the south OF the block 'front.'
just bought, the block front on the
west side of Broadway from 16sth to
10th St, with the exception OF the
l69th ST. corner; the frontage on the
east side of Broadway from le6th TO
1S7th ST., and the BLOCK front on Broad
way, west side, from s6th to 87th st.
Other sales reported yesterday were:
GREENE ST.-Joseph l.. Butten-
Wiser has purchased from Helen, {.
Irving 80 Greene St., five story lott
building, on lot 24.7xI00, 81 feet south
of Grand st. The Cruikshank Com
pany. negotiated the deal. The price
is reported at about $4,000.
BRIGGS Avn. A. Keiber has sold
for NJ. Mitchell the two frame dwelling
houses, on plot 54xl05.2, on the east
side of Briggs av., about 10 feet north
Of Kingsbridge I'd. and extending back
TO Poe pl. The buyer will occupy one
Of the houses.
WEST 74TH ST-The Mason Realty
Company has resold, through Slawson
G. Hobbs, 1874 West 74th St, four story
and basement dwelling house, on lot
20x1002, between Columbus and Am
sterdam avs. The purchaser is W. 5.
Goldsmith.
The selling company acquired title
TO the property last week, securing it
from Robert VI. Skinner in an exchange
involving property at the corner OF
Walnut st. and Jackson Boulevard. Long
Beach.
10TH ST.-Albert Erbert has sold
the five story fathouse, on lot 20.6xl00,
on the north side of 10th ST., 81 feet
east Of Belmont av.
WEST 9TH SIC. F. Gonfarone,
restaurateur, is the buyer Of the four
story dwelling house at II West 9th
St, sold recently by the Ellisdale Com
pany, said TO be controlled by Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
CHANGE FROM OLD CUSTOM
Owners Lease Suite and Furnish II for
New Tenant.


Pease & Gilman have rented in 1lS5
Park av., owned by Bing & Bing, an
apartment OF twelve rooms and three
baths TO George c. Haas. This apart
ment was furnished for the tenants by
the owners. =,
This is a departure from the usual
custom followed in apartment house
renting. In most cases the lessee rents
a suite unfinished from the owner
or furnished from a tenant.
The same firm has also rented TOT
r. 7. Mckee his apartment. furnished,
in 15S Madison av. to James Z. Switzer.
The Frank l.. Fisher Company has
leased for the Harperley Hall Company
to E. Cunningham an apartment Tor
term of years in the Harperley Hall
apartments, northwest corner OF Cen
trail Park West and Gath 81. =,
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
an apartment in ll6 East 5sth st. 10
Mrs. William B. Rankine; also an
apartment, furnished, for the season
in 1913 East seth st. for X. p. Walker
TO Mrs. Keene Taylor. Also leased LOB
East list ST., four story high stoop
dwelling, on a lot 16.sxl02 feet, for
Mrs. Lindsey Tappin to Warren 5.
Crane.
Shaw & Co. have leased for the
Broadway Savings Institution the
dwelling East l29th st. 70 Hellmuth
Moerchen.
The Houghton Company has rented a
furnished apartment for the Morewood
Realty Holding Company in the Van
Dyke, at IT'S West 72d St, TO Joseph
A. Meehan; also an apartment in az
West l20th st. to Joseph Kucera.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany has leased apartments in $50 Park
av. TO Malcolm f. Smith; in 203 West
8lst st. for +. O. Robinson TO DR.. V.
Random; in 32l West oath st. for the
Loft Realty Company to Mrs. Lynch,
and in 3l4 West oath st. for the Loft
Realty Company to Mrs. Schwartz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Raronettr Rsadlnas.

Humidity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

70 MRS J. p WARD, MRS. D. ,.
Croker, Miss J. O. Gabandon. =. "
youroans, Eliza beth 7. Seaman. Howard p
gorfoD. Mrs Margaret Harrigan, Mrs. p.
~ Cleveland. Jos G. Hodson. Mrs. A.
ran,sq Mrs Joseph Lowering, MIS- j.
BRADY. Mrs Margaret Kenney, Dave CO
hen Rose l. Greensboro. Mrs W X
use W r. case. Mrs +. IT. Gilbert,
patrick Hsnrshan. Frank Dorm: IrS9n
IA level. Milton T. Loebl. John x.
cauDbeii. Frank Pelham, Beatrice NJ
Tsyior. Mrs Marion white. Samuel r. ray
,or, Caroline Page. Miss J.. ~ Melcher
YOU and each Of you are herepy hotlhed
that the time for the payment or our len
upon the property hereinafter describe!
having expired. after due notice thereof
had been given you. We Will cause such
property. 70 wit. Household Goods. fcr-
isousf Eject. and Merchandise, stored IN
q he Columbia Storage Warehouses by you
or in your name cor In which you may
'tsse an INTEREST,", 90 be sold az public auc-
l.DB. according 20 the statute 10 such case
made and provided. at Nos. 50 81 West
18th 81. on Saturday. December 4th. 1915.
a. 1870 4. ". and n the sale thereof =
aot completed on said date the same will
be continued ~ the same place on each
and every saturday thereafter. beginning
- 1870 a. NJ. until the sale II completed
COLUMBIA STORAGE WAREHOUSES;
New York. Nov. 18th. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the Last
Twenty-fOur Hours.

Washington. Nov 23.-Ths north Pacific low area
OF Monday svelins has overprosd tie northern
ROCKY Mountain region and the Canadian North
vest. and its eastern frUlt has reached tbs Ds-
ko,as. II has caused general rains on the racine
Coast north o. San Francisco and showers over the
northern Rocky Mountain region. shallow 10"
area oyorlie. the lower lake region: Il has caused
lisht snow and sprinkles q rain in the Ohio Valley
and along tn. Great Lakes. The Temperature IL
rel.tivsy low IN the East and South and about nor
nal IN tho West The lake region low viii pas
eastward in the neJ, twenty four hour and cause
unsettled weather with light rains or snow. IN New
York and New England on Wednesday. The weather
Thursday promises be fair Ia the East and South
With temperatures close to tho seasonal average
In the upper LAX. region It will DO warner. with
Winds for Wednesday and Thursday: North Al
lsn,c light 20 fresh south. becoming west; middle
Atlantic, moderate south 10 west: sputh AIshto
ene Gulf light and variable; upper lakes moderate
south Wednesday. increasing 20 fresh Thursday;
lower lakes. moderate west 70 northwest
Forecast for Special Localities. - Eastern New
YORK. Eastern P.nn.ylrani. New Jersey and Dels-
ware. light rain early Wednesday: THURSDAY prob
ably cloudy
Southern Now England cloudy Wednesday. prob
ably light rain. Thursday. fair.
Western New York. light rain and slightly colder
wednesday: Thursday. partly cloudy.
Tic District Of Columbia. Virginia North and
South Csrolins. Georgia. FioriA Alabama. Missis-
sippi Louisiana TtIr. Arkansas. Tennessee. Ken
lucky and West virginia fair wednesday snd Thurs
dsy
Maryland ard Western Pennsylvsni,. partly
cloudy wednesday: Thursday, fair
Ohio. Indiana and lover Michigan. partly cloudy
wednesday and Thursday.
Northern New England cloudy Wednesday. prob
abs light rain on coast and snow n Interior
Thursday. partly cloudy.
Local onfclsI Reeord.-rhs following o,eid roc
ord from the Weather Bureau shcss the changes
in tho temperature for the las, twenty four hours
In comparison with thee corresponding date q las,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
BREAKS THE TURKEY RECORD
Texas Ships More Thanksgiving Birds
Than Ever Before.

San Antonio. Tex, Nov. 2s.-Ail rec
ords have beer broken in the shipment
Of turkeys from Southwest Texas to
Northern markets for the holiday sea
son. Reports tonight from seventeen
counties in this section. which supply
many of the Thanksgiving BIRDS
showed that $4,000 turkeys had been
sent East during the past ten days;
The turkey crop this year Is said to
have been the largest in the history OF
TeYas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Sales at Auction.

Az IL festy 81
BY Joseph r. Day.
slsr ST, IL 20 Is z. 1854 Msdison az.
5lrl2I irreg; u sly hotsl lie Marquisl Mar u
warburg AT Joseph Fleischman ct al: to the
plaintiff for $3.50. 900.
I4srH ST. $50 w. cor Convent az. 1899 ii
vacant: Ella " Burke at Convent Avenue Con
siruction Co ct al; 20 the plaintiff FOR 100000.
by the NJ Norsenthau Jr Company
I2sTH ST. l2s T. s. 800 Park av. 20Ise II
3 sty clubhouse Lo,te T. Field AZ Percisal L
Magic et a.. 20 the plaintiff for 5000
By Bryan L. Kennedy
2isT ST. u and II W. 5. ga " 9Th az. SIS I
9S o. running through 20 22d st. Is and IS. S.
2s35 jth az 5l6Sss9: IL sly lot bldg: Metro
pOlltan Life Insurance co AIT Building and In
gineerirg CO 81 a.: 70 the plaintir Tor 100000.
s6TH ST, 206 % 2l6 W. {. IS " 1th az. l0ONjss
six sly tennis and stores: Bleecker Raihbone
AT Edward G. Soltmsnn ct al 10 the plaintiff for
800 over PRIOR liens.
BY Henry Brady.
HOUSTON ST. i?7 T.. s. s7.lo " Forsyth ST. % OK
743; sy tenmt. with stores. trustees sale. estate
Of AndreaS Kiedaisch; to James Nash Webb Tor
t2S 300
,orH ST. 2ls =. :. 200 81 az 20 6xs7; 3 siy
dug: Joseph Yeska AL Concetta Deli Paoh. Ind
yidusly and a eItrK and trustee x al. TO the
plaintiff FOR $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

2. RYAN. Mr.. Gonfarone controls the
adjoining property, 10 and 81, occupied
as hotel, title to which rests IN the
names Of Caterina Gontarone and Ana
cleto Sermolino.
EAST GOTH ST.--Adelaide J. oleott
is reported TO have sold 20 East QUIZ
st., a four story house, 22xloV.o; au-
joining the southeast corner OF Madison
av. The buyer is said to be an op'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Places $4,000 Loan.

John VI. Thompson and Ira A. Lsrs.
have secured a building loan OF 5000
for the Haven Construction COMPANY
from Frederick A. Snow on three ~.
story fats 20 be erected on the wet
side of Merriam av. West Bronx, lH
feet south of West 10th ST.. on PIC,
l60xl00 Each house will have front,
age of 53.4, with one five room, tv,
four room and two three room apart
ments on each floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
EX.COhhODORE JAMES
GETS GOTH ST. SITE
Purchase Apparently Made to
Protect His Home Plot.

Ex-Commodore Arthur Curtiss James,
Of the New York Yacht Club. who is
having a house built for his own occu-
pancy at the northwest corner of 69th
st. and Park av., has bought from Mary
A. Barrett 81 East seth ST., dwelling,
on a lot 18x67.l1 feet.
The adjoining dwelling at so East
seth st. was sold few days ago. Ex-
Commodore James is said to be the
buyer of that parcel, too. His pur-
chases are apparently protective. He
now controls the key parcel" to the
premises at the southwest corner Of
6eth st. and Park av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
NEBRAsKANs WANT BURTON
Ask That Senator's Name be Put on
Presidential Primary Ballot.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 23.-IhlrtysH
Republican voters of the state fled =
petition with the Secretary OF state
this evening asking that the name OF
ex-senator Theodore Burton, OF Ohio
be placed on the Nebraska primary
ballot as a candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for President. lnclId-
ing Theodore Roosevelt, who name was
Aled many months ago, Mr.. Burton il
the fourth man TO be placed In norlina-
ton under the Presidential preference
primary law.
The name Of Justice Charles +.
Hughes, Of the United States Supreme
Court, has been withdrawn. leaving on
the ballot Mr.. Roosevelt, William Hale
Thompson, Mayor Of Chicago, and Mr.
Burton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
7. S. HALLE NOW OWNS
A TARRYTOWN ESTATE
Premises Were Once Occupied
by the Late Mark Twain.

The Benedict av. property at larry
town. for a long time occupied by ths
late Mark Twain, has been sold by
Nichols e. Hobbie for William 7. Moy-
nan to Jacques S. Halle. Of Halle &
Stieglitz.
This property comprises forty acres
of land on one of the high hills in
Tarrytown, overlooking the Hudson for
miles. The buyer will use 1t for his
own occupancy. The place mas peel
held at 100000.
1t is known in Tarrytown as the
Captain Casey or Gardiner property,
and adjoins the estates OF General
Howard Carroll and Julian +. Detmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
4O,463 Apply; 5,430 Get Jobs.

The report Of the iirst years Work
of the City's Public Employment Blu
reau issued yesterday showed that g.
OPT persons were called for by 2,2lo
individual employers; 40,463 applica-
tions for employment were registered,
and 5,430 jobs were reported hlled. A
branch was opened in June at $40 East
Seventy-sixth Street. and other branch
es are contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
KLAUDER-WELDON co. BUYS
Purchases a Large Manufacturing fiah'
on Delaware River.

Nicholson & Co. have sold the large
manufacturing plant on the delaware
River. a few miles above Trenton 70
the Klauder- Weldon Machine company
This concern will make extensive after
atoms and additions 10 the premises.
It will employ some five hundred skilled
mechanics in turning out its machines.
"This sale, in connection with TWO
others Of a similar kind recently mace
by the same brokers, would seem 20 IN
dIcate that factory property. is again
in demand" said a specialist In factory
property Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
WORK WANTED.
Male.

ARCHITECTURAL DnACGHTSMAN md design.'
high class city ana county Eofk. thgrous Y
familiar deisiiing fof bronze marble 4nd "ool
SDfb ziso speclsl experience 81 bank wofk. Haiis
petition where fnt class ability Is appreciated. .
Bos 40. Tribuns
CEMENT Waisrpfooing mason would Ike posi-
tlon With some building material dealers n
prompt atfDt concrete. mosaic composition. &. W.
Bon ~. Tribune once
USEFUL MAN.--Gernan. understands fur.
mace. house and garden work Geisenhof, Z
a. ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
FIRE RECORD.

A NJ -, =
In auto sol BROADWAY: WILLIAM
Frank. triiing.
fI5-s West SD 81. DR.. W. Thahimer. trifilng
.5O-e35 Amsterdam Az. Daniel Reeves slight
S.2J-2O2g Lafouta.ne az: J. Segel irfns.
II .O5-gg5 Fast i6Zd st.. Amelia Dsnitz. none.
10 40--is Orchard Il. Levy q Herzos; slight.
10 40-li55 "a av: Justin O'Brien. trinins
II .25-yesey ard Church new subway, none.
s.3O-t9l t. l56th ST., Susie Mccarthy; trifins
sO0-204 T. 18th ST.. + Borto. triring.
s.lO-2l0 f. e6th ST.. Mr. Max Orbschi trihing
10 1910 r. S7th ST., Jane McCook; triiiins.
10 i5-3lS w lt5th St. b.. Abern trnins
Ii 2O-ii9 Hester ST.. =. SchedOn. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
AUCTION SALES.

Is" VIRTUE or \ CHATTEB MORT
gage. August Herkcrt TO Ernes; Witten-
1925 Third Avenue, Manhattan; Counters.
fixtures. chairs. tables. OF first class
lunch room and bakery. and all Of the
property mentioned IN schedule OF said
mortgage. by order Of the Attorney for
the Mortgage.
NATHAN MARKS. Auctioneer