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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
new COMMITTEE IN
MERCANTILE MARINE
Preferred stock Holders Form
Organization to Protect
Their Interests.
WILL DEPOSIT SHARES

Announcement was made yesterday
OF the formation of a protective commit
Tee for the preferred stockholders Of
the International Mercantile Marine
Company. James ". Wallace, president
Of the Central Trust Company. heads
the committee, the other members being
Henry Evans. Harry Bronner and Fred
,rlck ". Scott. The Central Trust
Company will act as the depositary
and holders OF the preferred stock OF
the company are asked to deposit their
certificates. duly Endorsed for transfer
with stamps required by the Federal
'anI state laws. with that institution.
Certificates OF deposit will be issued for
che stock so deposited. The committee
cllls upon the stockholders to deposit
their certificates at the earliest possible
date.
I, is understood that one of the first
things the new protective committee
vii DO Is make a thorough investigation
" the affairs and condition Of the prop
,riy to determine the Ia stetus Of It's
affairs. The new committee at present
has no reorganization plan which II
might suggest as a better one than that
ret forward by the old reorganization
committee representing the b~ondholders,
The Henry W. de Forest committee,
which has been conducting the fight In
the interests of the common and pre-
ferred stockholders previous to the
formation of the Wallace committee,
will continue to act for the common
stock holders. 1t Is understood that the
committee previous to the turning OF the
preferred stock 1t represented over to
the Wallace committee represented over
250.000 shares Of both classes of stock
one Of the features of the ~reorganiza-
ton plan to which the preferred stock
holders most object IL that they allege
that whatever are the fortunes Of the
company i'm the future the bondholders
cannot lose. Under the plans of the re.
organization the holders Of the Al pei
cent. bonds get so per cent. in bonds
and so per cent. in new 6 per cent. pre-
ferred stock. The holders OF the 8 pei
cent. bonds get SO per cent. in bonds
and 20 per cent. In new preferred stock
Under the provisions of the ~reorganiza'
ton plan the new preferred stock IL &c
receive dividends at the same rate Of
common stock after disbursement on the
latter has been made at the rate OF
9 per cent. The preferred stock holder.
contend that under these terms the
hondholders are getting more than is
their due. II the company IL success
ful as reorganized they will share thu
profits with both bonds and preferred
stock. while II the company should agair
enter the hands of a receiver the bond
holders would have first lien on thu
property through the equity Of theii
bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
EXPECTS TO BuILD b75 HOUSES,

The ~Ring-ohbson Company has
acquired title to the Van Wick,en farm
OF about ~thirty-six acres. situated on
the south side OF Liberty avenue, at
Richmond Hin South. Queens. The
company will install street improve
ments and erect modern two family
brick houses, 1t expects to erect within
the next Ave years about 575 buildings.
to accommodate l,l50 families. This
tract is the last undeveloped farm along
the Liberty avenue FL extension
r. A.. Armstrong. as executor. has
sold to Mendel Pressberger eleven and
one-half acres at Cherry and New York
avenues in the Springfield section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18

The export department OF J. =. Nor
gan & Co. is asking for bids from indie
pendent manufacturers Of wire on 5000
tons OF four point barbs for his
Britannia Majesty's Government" The
quotations are to be (. a. =. New York,
which Is to say. free along shipside. No
special time for shipment other thar
earliest possible delivery" that can be
made Is wanted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
QUEENS PLANT SOLD.

The property OF the S, S. Mcclure
fronting 256 feet on the west
side Of Orchard street, 80 feet IN Queens
Boulevard and 100 feet along the Flush
ing and North Side Railroad tracks, was
foreclosed yesterday by the Newburgh
Savings Bank, The Virginia Wood,
Paper and Pulp Company, which holds
a second mortgage Of s125,000, was the
successful bidder, its offer being sss,200
The bank mortgage, which caused the
foreclosure, was for 800, 600. The prop
erty Ia under lease to the Rosenwasser
Shoe Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
BIG SALES At FREEpORT.

Isador Mayer has sold the Arthur
Noteworthy mansion on North Ocean
avenue, the property OF Z. r. Collard
on Wallace avenue and the tract of
land on Atlantic and Miller avenues.
owned by william q. Miller. The Nos
worthy home was sold to Moses Felzen-
stien. n Manhattan lawyer, while the
Collard property went to M. R~osenstein.
also u Manhattan lawyer. The Miller
land on Miller avenue was bought by
Sheriff Max Grifenhagen. whose home
Is IN Ocean avenue adjoining the site
just bought by him. II. r. Libby,
through Clarence Edwards and 1sador
Mayer sold his home on South Ocean
avenue to NJ. Pickford of Rockville
Centre. The Noteworthy home sold for
S19, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
SITES FOR BROOKLYN HOMES.

Frank A. Seaver 4 Co. have sold the
block front or the west side OF Tenth
avenue between Sevcnty-tourth and
Seventy-fifth street. Parkway, for Mar
garet c. Gallagher to the johnson Con-
struction Company. who will erect ten
two family houses.
Peter A, II. Jackson's Sons have sold
the five story dwelling at l27 l.efferts
place, corner of Classon venue front
ing SO feet.
Louis l.. Olson has purchased from
Anthony Jerick the one family brick
dwelling At 95l Flfty-ffth street. Brook
Ign. Mr.. Olson, after making repairs
and alterations TO the property. will
take up his residence there. The deal
was consummated through the office OF
+. e. Sauter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
NEW REALTY CORp0R

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Rangelry CONSTRUCTION Company, Man
haitian. capita 5000; directors, samuel
l.. Marcus, Selma l.. Tainsoy and Herbert
A. Wolf, New York city.
tan; capital, 5000; Girectors' A rrh una !,
Brown, l., s. Tuckhorn and Agnes /
kaposa, New York city.
Phillip Realty Company, Manhattan,
capital, $500. directors, David Il Goldrtrb.
David J, Lefkowitz and Ludwig NJ VII
son, Now York city.
Modica Construction Company. Queens:
capita, 5000, directors, Louis Sritz,
Joseph Lamberta and Adam J, litndral,
Middle villa &c, l.. !.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
n. r. HOPES TO CLOSE DEAL.

Indication that the Long Island Rail-
road Company expects a favorable out
come OF the negotiations for the taking
over of It's line to Whitestone as n part
OF the rapid transit system Of the city
was given yesterday when the company
took title to "A plot adjoining the right
Of way of the railroad, the Bridge
street station In Flushing and extending
at a width Of 20 feet for a distance
Of $50 feet from State street. In ex-
change the company gave to DR.. Il, A.
Goodridge, the owner Of the tract, a plot
S0x100 feet adjoining property owned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
yrs. 81 p @; atty. t @ & T Co. i7s
Bway .s2S,OOO
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

il6TH ST. 1919 E-Chrlstian Dases to
Gertrude Malbin, 9G7 Kelly st; atty,
Jas sapinsky, 1876 Bway .,.......N
BROADWAY, 36g2-Albany Saw Blk to
Sara Stern, 22 f. 47th st; attys, storm
Bronx.
BATAILLE. Adulie, trus. to Clementin
THE new YORK TRusT COMPANY
trus, TO Charles II Baechler ........S $40
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY 70
Moss Estate. Inc ..........t,.. 800
SCHNOR, Clementine. TO Gertrude g
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY to
QUEEN NAB COMPANY to Louis y
YAwYERs MoRTGAGE COMPANY to
Adelaide NJ Jones q ano, trus. $4,000
TITLE GUAR AND TRUST COMPANY. to
RILEY, Anna c, & ano, exrs. to Anna
c Riley s6.ISV
TAPP, Edward Wright, q ano. trus. to
the Emigrant Indus Saw Blk ...s22,oOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
1. EAST ORANGE HOUSES SOLD.

F'oard Holding Company. Richard Foard
president, OF Newark, n. j., seventeen
one. two, three and six family houses in
East Orange. n. j., located at 20i to
20s North Nineteenth street. / to I
Eaton place. SO Carnegie avenue ~ to
SO North Eighteenth street, n %. 20
and AZ North Sixteenth street. The
deal involved about $4,000 Mr.. Brown
acquired the properties about two weeks
ago In exchange for the Holly Arms
apartment house at a02 10 40 West
l4Sth street. near 81. Nicholas avenue.
Arthur $. Cox was the broker in the
present transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains In modern one fam
lily houses and choice building lots at pri-
waite sale. a large number from which to
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quickly Clute the busi-
tess of two corporations, offers these prop
yrties at about sos OF former prices.
They are located at brentwood, Pallsads.
sorsemere and Leonia, New Jersey e.
,osite Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
INMATES ~ Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties win
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free
For further details and terms. address
REM n HaIght Special Deputy Supt. of
Ranks care OF Banking Department. 81
Broadway. New York City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
WEST SIDE HOME SALES.

WEST lO4TH STREET-Pease & ELL
man ave sold 3ll West lOith street.
a three story and basement dwelling.
on lot l1xl00.1l, between West End
avenue and Riverside Drive. Adele
NJ. Lindermeyer is the seller. The
buyer will occupy.
WEST 122D STREET-Moore. Schultz
4 Co. have sold for a client 273 West
l22d street. a Ave story fat. The
buyer gave in part payment 337 Com
vent venue a three and a half story
dwelling, on lot 2ONlO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
BIG LOFTS FOR BOTH STREET.
S275,OOO to BE spent ON Twelve
story Commercial Building.

On the south side of Th,rty-ninth
street. % feet west of Eighth avenue,
"a twelve story loft building is 10 be
erected for the 32i West Thirty-ninth
Street Corporation. of which Louisa
Fink is the president. II will have a
frontage Of 1875 feet and a depth of
$50 feet. The facade will he OF brick
and limestone. Crow. Lewis a Wicken-
hoefer are the architects and have es-
timaied the cost at s215,O0 I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
RENTING CITY HOMES.

Douglas l., Gilman & Co. have leased
1875 East Thirty-ninth street, a five
story American basement house, for
Mrs, Price Post, to ID. Thomas Moore.
Robert Scott Gulden and Horace 8.
Ely 4 Co. have leased the house at
10 West Fifty-ifth street to Mrs. II, l..
Allebone, who will alter 1t for dressmak-
ing purposes,
Pease q Gilman rave rented to Regt-
maid Wright Kaufman the three story
dwelling at SO West Tenth street.
Senior & Stout have leased "a West
Fiftieth street. a four story and base
ment dwelling. for a term Of eleven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
$3.50 900 FLAT on 55TH STREET.

William l.. Rouse and Lafayette A.
Goldstone, architects, have filed plans
with the Manhattan Bureau II Build
ings for the construction OF a nine story
treproof apartment house on the north
side OF Fifty-ifth street. go feet east
OF Sixth venue. II will have a from
tage of so feet and a depth OF S5.5
feet with a facade OF brick, limestone
and terra Gotta and the eos, has been
estimated AT $4,000, The estate OF
Thomas q. Durham Is the owner OF
record.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
FAIRFIELD ESTATE SOLD.

Joseph =. Day has sold at private sale
for the estate Of Elizabeth NJ. Barry
to Burnett +. Chase of Greens Farms,
Conn. the property consisting Of about
seven acres, with a homestead and other
improvements, located on Unquowa road,
Fairfield. Conn This property was to
rave been offered by MIR. Day at public
auction on September 81.
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years to Daus Blue Book; 90 West
F~orty-ninth street, a four story and
basement dwelling. for a term Of years
to Albert Gloria 1873 West Forty
eighth street. q four story and basement
dwelling. to Emile Guerre: 1914 Lex
ington avenue, a three story and base
ment dwelling, to Hannah Collins.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
RUBBER REPORTS PROMISED.
Directors Decide TO Give SEMI
ANNUAL Statements.

The directors Of the United States
Rubber Company have voted to Issue
seri-annual reports.
The action was taken in response to
n petition prepared by John Muir n
members of the New York Stock
Exchange, asking for greater publicity
regarding the company's affairs, The
firm represented 700 stockholders. hold
ing $4,000 shares. Quarterly reports
were asked for.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18

East OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th sts)
18TH ST. SIS, 1874 . Park av. i6xl02.2. coll
lateral to mtge on 18th ~, n y, 100 z
Park aV. Ps+xlO? 18th 81 co East %
city Mtge CO. IS wall 81, Sept 10. de
mand, q p c: atty. + A snow, IS Wall
st sam ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

W. in ;he United states during the
VIZ agtinst 235 for the previous week
,s.raniing weeks Of isii TO isli, The
y southern, 49, wes,ern. So North
"a t9d ~. T against p for the prsced-
Ing week About 90 per cent. OF the
.-..rns falling had capital Of less man non
',o and 6 per cent. had from $4,000
Petitions In bankruptcy.
coiDFARB BROS, composed OF Ahra-
ham and Louis II Goldfarb, manufac-
inr"rs ~ closks and suits, IL. West Y
th''enih street, petition In bankruptcy
s,srm-ut 20 Marcus Helfand. Liabili-
,&,'.ss ~. 900 assets 5000, 49,
pAT'p SlLvERMAN trading as the
L.t'h street, general merchandise, pc
tr9r in bankruptcy by. creditors. LA
ne ny' ! S w6iLft iss;f restaurant
snt 'afo, 81 East Nineteenth street,
b~'H2n N hankrnptcy by creditors; lie
- 2 .5a an LS fssiFp%.H' 5000, s. @'1T, assets e
IL, opened the place In De-
Eoar'o street, petition in bankruptcy
h .tel.tors He made an assignment
,,o1 S"H'ember ~.
NANHArTAN CIGARETTE COMPANY,
'H.'HIer or cigarettes iso Tsar'
si-r' fed petition In bankruptcy la
~ .'I's $500; assets. N,0s3.
~ II SEGAL. bookkeeper,. 2i2O
h''"."al avenue. nled a petition In
~tfiIp'.y; liabilities. s2,ll7; no assets
,hH l'h'1 were contracted as "A partner
N" hrm Of Segsl & Kantor. who did
nl.,nt- rs the French Art Novelty Com
pan uanufacturer OF rhinestone nov
NE. as Broadway.
'IiItS RINDLER, 76a German place
nn.I.'' tled a petition In bankruptcy
- ttO3. to ono ereditori nc
bankruptcy Schedules.
Nv IT. N'H COMPANY, 9s2 Eighth ave
~ H.i I'VE other places schedules
'"'" oddities, $t5,723; assets, $3.50
Assignment.
"nN!ib SHERMAN. dress goods, 10 Easi
Mn street. sssig nment TO Moses ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
STATEN ISLAND DEVELOPMENT.

Bruno Grosche has old to Cornelius
@. Kolff the ten acre Jones farm owned
by him on the Amboy road near the
Richmond o at New Dorp. The pur-
chaser intends to subdivide this prop
erty and develop 1t as a high grade
residential section under the name Of
New Dorm Colony,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
RENT on ROCKAwAY COAST.

The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Far Rockaway, l.. l., for Mrs.
Mary Lavery, a cottage on Cedar ave.
nue. to A. Gussow for a term Of years.
and at woodmere. for G. Heidelberg.
a cottage on Burton avenue to ID. w.
Blumenthal for a term of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
30 wEsTCHEsTER ACRES SOLD.

Fish & Marvin have sold for the es-
tate Of John J. Tate "A tract of thirty
acres In the township Of Yorktown,
Westminster county. The buyer is a
prominent New York man. who will
make extensive improvements to the
property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
10000 NORRIS AVE. FLAT.

Joseph Sousin Company will erect a
five story Hat, 50X>s. on the east side
OF Morris avenue, Is feet south OF l62d
street. II will cost $4,000 and has
been planned by John L. Boyland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. 723 E-Joseph Bu'oye agt Her.
man Rosenbaum ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE; ATTY, L l. VI BplloWt.
l0SD ST, 2S4 s. 236 E-Sophle Gg1ssmln
agt Max Beck ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage; atty. J \ Seidmln
9Th ST, n 5, 1911 . l." Niugtun av, lsNN
100, j-Ch"mi,al NatluuAi Lk of y \
agt Lizzie / Buckley not',e Of eAeou-
'ionD atty, II | Fink'Isteiu.
c2D ST. ISL E-irteuWi,h ~Uv RI agf
Theresa j Kelly ct "a, e. closure az
mortgage; atty, II \ SAM.
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CHARLOTTE ST. . =, 10 II Seahurv rl
7jxloo-icorge Colon Il Co aEt Sarah
Jacobs et al faction - furcc,usc mo
chanics' lienb; attys, G"ttner, simon y
Asher.
BAILEY AV. e =, 1868 : Heath av. SAX
brennan aEt Fbriham RIfy
Co ct al faction TO forrriose mechanics
lienli atty, T J Ne,hAu.
WALES AN, hlS-JohU Iahn ~ al ag,
Maria Ann BuclleshiCh ct al tforrr.o-
sure Of mortgage, ATTY. j II Hlllrcth.
10TH ST. 90 E-Edwuri II Luughmtn
sgt David kraus ct al faction to ,uIu-
pei specific performance OF contract,
atty, J ) Darcy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-18
LIENS.
Manhattan.

kathryn NJ Kaye, owner 4 contra
soTlyHa ST. ?i7 wIMaycr Maxim at
Harry Harhurger, owner. John w Ru,h-
ACADEMY ST, n o.s, $50 n W vcrml.yr,
av, b0NN7 t-Manhattan Lime co agt
Loyal Building Co, owner, Jack 81
vestrt, contractor SgN
AMSTERDAM Az, Sc cor l2Sth 81. lOi,5x
heimer < schwart riseuer RrcN.ag
Co, owners; Automatic Sprinkler co ri
America contractor; Edgar II Adams
suns contractor ,,,,........,.,...S9.1o
Altmayer, owner Leon $ Altm4ycr
ssD ST. la E-Hermiainn Levin ast
Sanders Is Altmayer. owner: Leon :
Altmaycr.. contractor ,...........Si-
man St. t5ssx i r., iYag' Fo pggS,
Co agt Vermont Hygeia Ice CO. con
tractor & owner crenewaD .....s2fs 81
7TH AV, 433 & 4Sj-Louis NeuEurgnr
Inc, ast i6S West sam - Co, owner
James F Hogan. contractor .....!l7g. 81
Bronx.
JACKSON AV. 4S5-Robcrt Elkan AIT
Far Building Corp and Jennie Wo.r
owners. Flar Building Corpn, coutrtr.
cRoToNA Az, 2lO5-sadic Males az, IN,
Joseph, Mary Ann. Mtrgt and rathur.g-
McMahon' owners; Harry Heppner COM
BRoNXwoop Az, n e cor 23Sth 81.
Liberty Lace 4 Netting Works, Eugene
Metzger and Hugo y sch.oss, own, RS,
Murray Hill constn Co, Inc. g|ontrac-
BECK ST, 5sG.s-wIallt.r J WHIT at
ostro conAtn Co, owners and coutr,r.
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a.



with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
CSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
STli ST. SoS.lo Z, : $, 1895 e Avenue b.
tLsNs7 6-.Nathar Groherg. to Norris
90 Franklin 81. Bkiyn, Sept II, demand,
nTH ST. al E. n :. los ! " "a ay, ' IS; SIX
Co 10 Lily Holding Co, us Bway. Sept
due SEPT !. 1877, s p c; atty, $ n
Liiienstern. ll5 Bway ..,......... 81. 900
EAST OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
18th ST. $, Is, . Park av. isxlO?.2. coll
raTk ay, es.sio::aa,7Sth st Co East 20
mand, q p c; atty. F A snow, IS Wall
st $3.50, 900
West Side.
West of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ll0th sts)
WEST END. Az, llO-li e s. 25.1 $ 65th st.
Guarantee Co, l75 Remsen st. Bklyn,
sept is, demand 8 p c; atty T.G CO,
ssh ST, 50 VIZ sal W Central PVTk
West, laxl02 liberia Realty Co 10
Lawyers Mtge Co, SO Liberty 81. Sept l6,
due, &c. as per bond; atty. 7 q 60. l7s
Rway 900
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
nth ST, $ r. 100 E Lsnox av. s7.6x7ll 10
Jonas spinner to lllth 81 CONSTR Corpn,
500 Bway, Sept Is, pr mtse SIS, 800,
install. . p c; attys. Krakower a I, t09
Bway SIS, 900
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx)
KELLY ST, W 5, 100. $ l65th st. 25xioo-
Kei,nsrt o9ns'1 CO; i11Gi 10 american
IL n - nftN ~ IL n ~ ~ go
ARTHtR Av. s, ?2S.s l7sth st.iSGiS
ioo-keil6sr' Sons'n Co. inc, to Amsri,
y. instells. 5 p c; atty, T q & T Go,
SANE fPTR"o5p-ssaim. 10 clara E wat.raS BUR-
g 500, Sept Il. due as per bond atty,
N Hsnschel' Ssi E itsth st; nl$I
gdn to Title Guar & Trust co, l76 Bway
Sept 10. due as per bond; atty. T 4
l7sTH ST. n 8. 100 W Prospect av. 7;sSxsS"
Jacob Bloom Rlty Corp to lawyers Mts
CO lGO BWayE, Sept i6' due as per bond
oR Si,S' 7 a. & n T : 6 iss ss' st. hg sSsxyiiSSGG@.Mti.sansSsSs'
Lnschinger to Bronx security & Broker
age co, 1853 T. l3sth st, Sept IS, ~in,sal's
p c; atty, Isaac Levison. 2Ss Il l2str
GERM.AiN>' ri, c rae st, 6Oxsg.s-MarS
4 schHessIer 70 AgsIstn Dorm 80 :
lt3tn NJ, que May o, lslD, o " c httN
W $ smith, 40? Z 10Th st,....."'. $50
l66TH ST, $ .. $50 e Washington .av, rs
Title & Trust Co, 100 Bway. Sept 10. i
yrs. 50 p c; atty l. 7 q T co: iS;
CRESToN Av, e C lssth st, 65.2xs5-
Pirxen Bldg Co to City Mtg Co. Is Wal
-, sept 10, due as per bond atty, r \
fhew; l y w ASvn 100 ,7iSi,hb ;i'oS;oS,
loO-Belllno Rlty Co. 70 German Say
Bank i57 ath sv; Sept ~ yrs p C.
cREsToN AX,, . cor iss,h st. IS 2xsSll
B2l Gramatan av. pr mtg $4,000. Sept
IS. yrs, Q . C; atty + A Snow; y
LOIS Ms" as &,55s, map Bradish jochn.on SOM
5 5ss' IT. M? ssps u, due 10 ' 4. D.r S so"d se, y
mTTyqFLsoTEE a. AZ w. S~ !. siiii' n M,a t,s:s
town rd, 25xloo-Jos Gross ct al 10 ia,
II strong, Short Hills. N J Sept ie
due Jan !, 1919. 5h p c; atty. T. @ 4
7 Gei rs pwsy ;sI;,:,;..t.,s $3.50,
~irres--chas Gran to Alex p Knapp 4
&no. trus. sbs W seth ct. sept ~.
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by DR.. Goodridge and fronting on State
street.
The land taken by the railroad COM
pany is to be used for the enlargement
of the Bridge street station.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

MERCER ST. 90. str floor and b-Georrette
De q Fahnestock TO Victor Lebpvit2, 555
4th ST. Brooklyn. 6 yrs from Feb l.,
1916: attys, Fuller & i. l4j Nassau
4sD ST. ~eii.s:S W. ground Moor ana "a
noor-N Y Manufacturers Real Estate
Co to W J Thompson CO, M W 4Si
81. 10 yrs from Jan !, l9lG.....S5.l>O
Av. 2o32. sll-Angela Ferrera To Chas
A Casazza. 6sO5 eth av, BROOKLYN. 3
yrs from July /. 1915: atty, Jos Logo
masini. 81 Park Row ..........Sl,4Sl
9TH Az. 5ll. Sd ioor-5ll 5th Az Corpn
to + l. Dunno Il CO, 297 5th nv. 20
yrs from Feb /, l9l6....... $4,000
WILLIAM ST, s7-ss. all-Rehecca \ II
Wendell Swope to John Arata, Great
Notch. y J, 5 yrs from Sept /. 1875,
atty, Louis Hartmanns, 50 Maiden
BROADWAY. ? q sni n 4sth -, 2oN
so. all-Elw de + livingston and aup
to Fredk X James. ~ W sea -. -
yrs from May l. 1915, attys. plrk'r
ID & W, ~ Nassau st...-,..... 10000
3lST ST, 9l6 T. ail-Ann Hamilton -
Helene Gylin, PIG + 3lst 81. 5 YRS from
Sept Il. 1915; atty, Ann Hamilton gl>
y g1gs a. nm
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Bertha Roltan 81 al, Aug -. 1915. ,s9i6
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, eit-Felix De Luca
agt Mary Lyons ct al, oct %, 1914. sass
It'll ST, 1870 E-Nan Wagner Linn con
struction Co agt Ladisiaws w SchNrnk
ct al, July p. l9li,.......,,,.sS5 iSs
Bronx.
Az, i620-l622-Louis | Rreg-
man agt Wattenberg. Cahsn a Pittman
ct al, Sept IS. 1913, $500
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800 " eAat
LEXINGTON Av, 222. n " c $50 ct, ae.sx
100, forecios-Harry. Blur, ref, TO
Ttilie 3 Calm .tOpenhyml, si7o Bway;
Albert Stern. IS Highland av, Yonkers.
y, ". Wihred A openhym. $50 River
side, Drive & Robert b Hirsch. Hub
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gustus W openhym. Sept II; attys,
Thurman. q, IS Broad st ..fbt. 500
SD ST. 81 go Q Sd av. 20xso-Bertha
$ Brown. widow, to Anna Manuel. l72
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$50 st, party. of first part retains life
estate, mtg. $4,000, all liens. Sept IS;
atty, John Mullholland. $50 Bway ri
18TH ST, 162-16t +. = 5. 100 q Lexington
av, toxio2 2-Brimcken wailach ct al.
s,Nrs, &c. Karl NJ wallach. to Julius
SIS. 900. all Hens. Aug IL; attys, stod.
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lOlST ST. iO5 +. = :, 40 e Park av. isx
lOOII-Louis Newman to Chas Salzman,
~ ~LeNinrton av. mtg $4,000. Sept Is:
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Natale, 6l7 Morris Park av. Sept