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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
REDPIBLD SAYS WE
NEED 400 NEW SHIPS
Advocates Creation Of a Fed
eral Board to Control Mcr-
chant Marine.
SPEAKS AT BROOKLYN

Secretary Of Commerce william c.
Redheld In an address last night before
the Civic Club Of Brooklyn spoke In
favor Of the creation Of a shipping board
to control all the questions OF a mer-
chant marine. The members Of the
board. he said. should ave no other
function Than 70 watch over and foster
the merchant marine.
Our merchant marine was never AZ
large as to-day" said Secretary Red
field. "The increase was never 80 largo
a. in tho last nscai cal. We never
needed ships so badly a. we heed them
row.. We never were more dependent
on foreign ships than We are now. Never
did this dependence rest upon a more
shaky foundation. Never did we have
30 much OF a marine. Never did we
suffer so much from lack Of one. Never
did We add to II so fast. Never was
our helpiessness to add to IL sufficiently
more marked.
'On July I last We were building rs
steel merchant vessels in our shipyards.
Between July ! and December I. 1876
had been ordered. making 2o2 in all. OF
total Of 761.5li gross tons. do not
intend tonight to discuss the so-called
seamen's act. but ! may be permitted
to say that an increase In the last five
months of more than ono n a half
times the number of vessels building on
July I o not seem to Justify the
charges Of ruin against that measure.
Great Britain Is using something like
1000 ships as attendants upon her great
war feet. These are Of many kinds, but
they are all merchant vessels. and with
out them the war feet would he helpless.
When We sent n feet Of battleships
around the world some years ago We had
to hire foreign vessels to keep them in
coal and supplies. When we INDUCED In
trihing war a few years since we
bought auxiliary vessels, suitable and
where we could get them. at
any price. and sold them at "A
loss.
What would we do to-day II We had
to use our navy on the sea" 1t would
require about 900 ships of all kinds from
the merchant service { keep II well
supplied At sea. and we have not those
ships. We have about 500. and that Is
not enough. 30 our navy would have to
leave It's Job n come home TO get coal
and supplies 4 the time when Il was
most needed at SEA- We need 400 more
ships at least. and We ought to have
them ~ soon as possible.
Personally I should be glad to see the
whole matter Of a merchant marine put
in the hands of q shipping board. a
majority Of whom should be from civil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
RESULN AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and Bronx SalesrOoms.
lat ~ vEsEY

BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
BLEEcKER ST. i%:o-i:?. $ . cor Wooster
&; c sea7 down sT 10 Il si nGSss soi yH' SALE
BRooKLYS|GRAND Plaza. NV cor
Prospec Park " and Union ct, si.sx7lX
.ii..sH.ieo; l. iy ala : sly Ts sIa:'' as ssf;
hno.ked aoyn to c; Strange for ;!.soo
!. 6 and ! :ty. limits and stI..E 3
a m;s. $3.50 80. &C., 81; '-t sc &c 6: '' pisia.ia prior .sr
..rH ST. ,as to ls W, =. .a75 . IN
blds-Union Trus, 60 agt Urban con.tn
GO ct ~; dps' ,ss s 80 t;ass Ae'
BY Henry Brady.
geometry st, ax5s.Sn2sx5so. sly tnmt-
Youns ct al ;TE,sI' az! Annie L..
MADisoN AV' sio!, n. W cor issd st,
le.ilxso., 4 sly tnmt and strs-H II Jack.
Al: due, :si,ao5'soo to the p%isinsim for
by Joseph r. Day.
10th ST, 32s to 333 Il, II 8, eT5 " LIST
az, 5oxloo.ii. three 3 sty dwlss-J.T
Thayer agt Louis Lese ct al: due. ST.
1895: taxes Sc. n,iis.s': to the plain
BY Daniel GrsenwaId.
o 81. :5sss ii; : .,s tamia.E 7 b f Fisas ct
al, trstos, agt t1snel PIancer Q al;
due, se3,5Oo.ss: taxes. &c. S+7c.i0; to tho
plaintiff for $4,000.
lat asos THIRD AvBNCE.l
By Henry Brady.
KELLY ST. $50. c >. 2s7l0 9 westchester
az, 3sxl00. 4 sty tnmt-New Jersey Title
Guar & Trust Co, exr, sgt Jno Il Hask,n
&e, sSssis; to the Pplainsin. go. 900
Az, 3sxi0o. 4 sty tnmt-B @ Bernheimer
ct al. trste. agt same; due, ,2t.ossss:
taxes, SC, 1152.ls; to the plaintiff $50, 900
KELLY st. 952. e 8. $3.50 8 Westchester
av. 3sxi0o. 4 sty tnmt and strs-~New
Jersey Title Guar & Trust Co. exr. aGt
same; due S2<.0l0.02; taxes. &C. $500, 10:
to the plaintiff ..................s:o,ooo
BY Joseph r. Day.
KELLY ST. s7s. e 8. l0s.ll 9 Intervale av,
3Sxi00. s sty flats A Mclean agt L o
Bliss ct al: due, S?s,oi6.5s: taxes. &c,
Ssss:5; to the plaintiff. .s2s.5 500
BY Charles A. Berrisn.
KELLY st, s6s. 9 =. 3ob.l0 = Westchester
Nv. ssxlOo. Z sty t~nmt.bradish Johnson
Inc, 1t 81; due. ss,ss%Ss; taxes, &c.
sSS:.lS; TO the plaintiff. ........ $40. 900
BY James J. Donovan.
srEBBINS Az. 1884. Q o, 1888 n Free
man 4. ssxisi:7x irss; l sty shop and :
.ty fr dwlg-F X Ehiers aGt fremont
Iron Works OF al: due. 5000 ga; taxes.
&c. Si.lbsei; prior mtg sio'Soo; 20 the
Hi;tn11Re 81. iss;. ss5n Ron: d. 'ssSS ~
ioo-EaSle Ssvss 3 Loan Co ~ A J
weldon. ". 81 ~: due. e5,0ss.el; taxes.
DC, u 100; to the plaintiff for 800 over
prior liens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Az. 1o67--Cauldwell-w inEate co agt
1867 9th Az Co. Inc, owner. T Sturges.
9TH Az. ~l3Ss-vapor Vacuum Heating
Kriebel system aEt Hattie Levy. owner:
Geo A Leavitt. cont .............t2s.4
9TH AN. l3S<-Same agt same. ..&l2s.4
MADISON Av. ls<%-vspor Vacuum Heat
Ing Griebel system agt sam! Levy.
owner: Geo A. I.syits; con. slasu
Inc. agt Chelsea Homes Corp, owner 4
cont; Bling s. Bing CONSTRUCTION Co,
i:sTH ST, SIS w-M,x seitsibach ast
est of Adele Cummins, owner; VIM .
HAMILTON TERRACE, s:--Mar seitsi-
bach sgt John Doc. owner; VIM c Links.
18TH ST. 2o7 E-Max se4teibach agt John
Doc. owner; Vim c LINKS, agent. con.
AUDUBON Nv. t5o-charies Fitzpatrick
aSt Eugene l. Richards, owner, l0wen-
feld & Prayer. iessees and contrac-
,s 9TH sr, Sss 'wa..Monrri. 'oissincn' 81 al ast
6ss w ib0th II Construction Co, Inc,
owner and contractor: West Virginia
Flooring and Trim Co. contractor. e97s.ol
FRANKLIN st. ~<7-Samuel 81 RAIDER sgt
William Wolf ct 81. owners; T schwwrtz.
va
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
C~0ATMAKERS IN BIG LEASE.
Take Whole Floor in broadway
Duildias aSth to roth Strict.

The first lease In the twelve story
building occupying the entire block on
Broadway. Thirty-hfth and Thlrty-sixth
streets. recently taken back by Charles
T.. johnson. was closed Yesterday By NJ.
8 L. Hess. The lease affects an entire
hoor containing 29.600 square feet and is
Tor a term Of years Mt AN aggregate
rental Of 100000. the tenant being A.
PORTFOLIO & Co.. manufacturers OF girls
and misses coats. for several years lo-
Gated In tho old Gilsey House, at the
northeast corner of Twenty-ninth street
and Broadway. which was leased re.
Gently to Samstas q Hildcr Bros. +. 4
u. Phornm represented the lessor.
CHARLES F. NOyes Company has leased
TO n Markets the eighth floor Of
l65 and 1877 william street; the tenth
noor In the Crystal Building, ~ and ~
west street. to the Fidelity and Casualty
Company: n loft at 2s and so West
Twentieth street to A. II. stlehl Fur
niture Company. and space In 81 Beck
man street to Jacob Seller.
Carstein & Llnnekin have leased a
Moor In s-12 East Thirty. fourth street
10 Scott. Foresman q Co. space in
.Zs-23l Fourth avenue to L. Dusenbury
q Co, and space In s7l Broadway 10
l.. Hersog 4 Bro.
bastlne 4 Co. have leased In 235 Fifth
avenue additional space to O.. w. Gillus
n Allison q Hadaway; in 1i2 East
Ninsteenth street q floor to the c. II.
Young Publishing Company and add.
o space to Young q Jeckei and the
Publishers Information Bureau.
III. 4 l.. Hess have leased a floor in 10
west Thirtieth street for a term to
.Steinberg. Ellis 4 sconeld also space in
1915 East Twenty-second street to SUP.
lee. Reeve 4 Whiting OF Philadelphia.
THOMAS 4 Son have leased TO Max
Ellis the store at 500 West 10th street.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased tho eighth floor In $40 West Fri.
ty.second street to the Briscoe Motor
Company also 5000 feet OF space in 7
n . East Twentieth street to the New
Era Linen Manufacturing Company (:
store mt 1920 Broadway to the Allan
W%estcott Motor Car Company space IN
% to 1903 Madison avenue to X.
Schwartz for = term OF years; the sew
enth floor In IS West Fifteenth street to
kelekof 4 Gaier; a In 30 East
Forty-second street to Edward A. Cas-
sldy. F. II. Delmour. the Lundin Com.
any II. v. Horton. tho Compressed Air
Grease Corporation. the Walker Baylis
Company and tho Electric Products
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16

The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool. will take mail.
closing At $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe. eNccpt
Germany. Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg.
Bulgaria, Turkey. the Netherlands, Nor
way. sweden and Denmark also for Africa,
West Asia and East indies.
The Russian-Americsn liner kurfk. sail.
Ing Saturday for Archsngel. will take mall,
closing at 10 A. NJ, for Russia.
The stesmship shonga saIins SATURDAY.
for Monrovia and cape Palmas, Will take
mail. closing at 1880 A. NJ. for Liberia
when specially addressed only.
The French liner Espagne. sailing Satur-
DAY for Bore will take mail. closing
al IL NJ. for France, Rumania, serbia,
switzerland, Italy. Spain, Portugal. Egypt.
Greece. British India, British East Africa,
siam, Malta. Gibraltar. Ceyion. Straits
Sett,ements. Dutch East Indies. West Aus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
ast Johanna Laun e, Al partition; atty,

agt johanna Laun ct al partition atty,
W l. Durack. Jr.
BROOME ST, n W cor Mangin IT. ?5xso-
Frederic - weekes, trus, agt Isaac
Rosenthal ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage) attys. Weekes Bros.
e2D ST II .. lA3 e lst av, ?3,5x9So-
Emixrant Industrial Savings Bank agt
Catherine Naughton ct al foreclosure ~
two mortgages); attys, II * Il J
O'Gorman.
$50 ST. IS to SO w-Max 81 warburg agt
Hennessy Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); attys, stroock a Stroock.
WEST END AN. n W cor s3d 81, bsN79-
Vim J Taylor Co agt West End sad Corp
ct al faction to foreclose mechanics
lien) atty. X W Thomas.
ll5TH ST. Eli E-Addie IL Selismsn ct al
agt Giuseppe zibelli ct al foreclosure of
mortyage); atty, $ wechsler.
THOMAS ST. 60-Carolins u Field agt
Philip Po!lak ct al foreclosure of mort
gage); attys, Curtis. Ma'iet- Provost &
Colt.
Bronx.
STH st. = =. 1870 " Av II. 25xll6-Cath T.
Harbusch agt Annie Ega ct al fore
clos of mtg). atty. w j kahl
TYNDALL AN, W =. 1I5 II b 2Glst st, 31,6x
sb--Ormond G Smith. as trus, agt Geo
Mccormack ct al (foreclos OF mtg)
atty. G L Moody.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
ARDEN TRACT PLOT SALES.

kurz & Uren. Julius Becker and l.. J..
0reenberger have sold the southeast cor
eer OF Boston road and Lodovick ave
nue., 5SxlO3: southwest orner OF Burke
avenue and Wickham avenue, lOOxIOO /:
plot l00xl00 on the east side Of Gunther
avenue, 400 feet south OF Burke avenue,
and the plot 1s.6xl00 on the east side OF
Mestervelt avenue. 100 feet south OF
Burke avenu The properties are in
what is known as the Arden tract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
TRADING IN

Robert Johnson has sold for George
y Richardson the dwelling at 1880 Stuy-
wSnt avenue also. for Fred Moehring.
me dwelling at 100 Reid avenue, and
Tor Mary Hartley the dwelling at $50
Quincy street.
AZ a ste for a six story tenement q
builder has purchased from Pollak Bros.
.s3 and es5 Division street, a plot
OUNCES. Joseph Metzger was the
oroker and also sold +04 Grand street, on
'ot, 21x77. for Mrs. Reider.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises .7:ii sun sets. $50 Moon sets .a,,t
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandy 'k....3 .45lGov. Isl. 4 rs Hell Gate. .sis
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AN AM
SandyHk 10 % Gov. Isl 10 ~ Hell Gate I225
Anfved-wEDNEsDAY. December J..
S. Espaene. 10 a. NJ. bordeaux. Dec. 5.
IS Georg1os. II A. NJ. Oran. Nov IS.
SIS MBraval. 3 A.. NJ. Grenada. Dec. &
IS fsguez. y:ii L. ". Tuesday. San Juan
Dec.
Sc Manchioneal. p NJ Jamaica, Do. 10
So Bayway, ! +. NJ, Tuxpam. Dec. 6
IS FL Oriente. Galveston, Dec.
SIS Mohawk. Jacksonville. Dec. I..
50 Santiago. brunswick. Dec. n.
IS Hamilton. Norfolk. Dec II.
So Fsc,o. Norfolk, Dec. IA.
IS Clan Buchanan. Boston. Dec. II
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
Sc Oscar H.. al Kirkw all.
So Finland. NJ London.
IS Lancastrian, at Brest.
SAILED o SEW YORK
SIS Lapland. from Liverpool.
SIS Caracas. from Curacao.
SIS Denis, from Para.
SIS Coamo. from San Juan
50 Tvires, from Livingston.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
LEASES.
Manhattan.

GREENWICH ST. 200. ali--Bernardins J
Keller ct al to Hans Krsuse. 1875 Clare
mont aw. g Al: yrs from Jan /.
PITT sr. az. ail.-Fannie Deutsch to motifs vJ
Blank 4 ano. 8: PIT st, yrs from
4sTHH sT.. %gi5..ii'7' W. 'all.caroline 4 GRANT mt
to Morris Bonsole. SIT sth av, 10 yrs
from juno !. 1915; atty. Irving Goldbers,
GREAT JONES ST, is-5e, alI--Great Jonss
street Realty Ca. to N Y Fur Auction
Sales Corpn, . liz yrs from Jan /,
lsis:. sttys. RossnthaI a H.. Rector
Still Nv, n Q cor slth st. space on sroanS
foor-Murray Hill Investing Co, Inc. 10
John II Hanan ct al. 1919 9Th av,
10 al: yrs from Feb l., ieis; atty, John
T. Nelson. 356 Fulton II. Bklyn. S25, 900
HOE Az. l033-7. two 9 story tenenents-
VIM %oppcnheim TO sami James. 1916
atty. T. Kro Vornck. eco Bwsy: total
,l4TH ST.. :sa y, ali-Patl o,Neil' 10 John
Ben,z, ei Freeman Vt. & ano. . yrs
from Nov atty. Ebling Brewing Co.
$50 81 AIMS 81, 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
BUYS FINE HUDSON ESTATE.
=" W. Lehman Takes Tarrytown
Place Held NJ S32S, 1000.

seaman Lowerre & Co. have sold for
.osepn Eastman his Hudson River es-
.Sie at Tarrytown to s. NJ. Lehman OF
.ns city. The estate consists OF about
rvsnty'hvc acres OF upland. with water
frontage and riparian rights. There is
,srge stone house and a number Of
vu,ou'idings. The property fronts 1900
.eel on the river and has a Broadway
nohtase OF 1000 feet, The place has
ossn neld at $4,000. The purchaser
ga all cash. The property adJolns the
.s.a,s OF Mrs. Elliott Shepard and is
considered one Of the finest estates on
The Hudson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, cloudy to-day,
snow or rain and warmer Tomorrow;
moderate variable winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Fen1i-
sylvania. cloudy and snow or rain TODAY;
rain and warmer tomorrow; moderate
For New England. nartly cloudy today
cloudy, probably snow or rain and warmer
to- morrow; moderate Variable winds.
For western New York, snow or rain
to-day: warmer to- morrow, moderate
variable winds.
NEW YORK. Dec. is.-The northeastern
storm was passing out the lower st. Law
renee Valley yesterday and tho prcssura
continued low over New England. New
York and Pennsylvania, with light snow
fall at scattered points In Pennsylvania
and New York.
High pressure covered the Mississippi
Valley and upper lake regions and south
ward to the coast.
An extensive area Of low pressure
covered tho plains states and Rocky
orado and Utah.
Rain fell in the lower Mississippi valley
States.
1t was colder In parts OF the North.
eastern states. but generally warmer In
the central valleys
change in temperature; wind. fresh wes.-
erly: average humidity. 81 per cent?
at A.. NJ. PISS; 3 r. NJ, ?ss7.
The temperature IN this city Yesterday.
shown In the annexed table:
,sA;M. ,s sss;;' y 81. M..,sss:: ' "!::
3P Mp 2ioll2 Mid. 23' lU'
Highest temperature. 80, at 2:t0 y. NJ.
Lowest temperature. To-. at $40 A. NJ. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
CORNER NEAR TERMINAL SOLD,

The southwest corner Of Seventh
sVenue and Thirty-hrst street, OPP
posite the Pennsylvania depot, and COW
cred by five tenement houses, was sold
I auction yesterday to Ephraim b.
Levy as plaintiff. for 1921, 297. The
plot measures l?2sx75 feet, and was
uroVgnt 10 sale in an action against
me Robert Kessler Realty Company
70 protecaa Judgment OF S7O,477. Bryan
~ hehnSly was the a%uctioneer. The
property was sold subject to a mortgage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
ARMY CHIEF TO TALK.

Major-Gen. Leonard Wood, L. s. A.. will
be the speaker at to-morrow's meeting
OF the Queens Chamber OF Commerce
at the club rooms. Long Island City.
The Queens chamber has heard from
the Public Service Commission that the
engineering plans for the construction
OF the subway under the East River at
Sixtieth street are practically completed
and It il expected that the advertising
for bids will be started shortly so that
the contract can be let for this work
before March /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
sls .O00.0 900 DU POINT MELON.
Wilmington Gets BiR Part ri
Proats on "Military Business"

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. l5.-out of
a dividend Of $4,000, 900 paid to-day III
Its common stock by the +. l. du Pont
de Nemours Company it Is estimated
that about $4,000. 900 went to local
shareholders,
The dividend was n regular declaration
Of ~ per cent. and a special dividend
Of asa per cent. Accompanying the
cheeks was a statement signed by John
j. Raskob. treasurer OF the company.
saying that tho payment was a sub
stant!al part of the unusual earnings
resulting from military business" and
explaining that II should not 'be taken
TO Indicate in any way the amount OF
subsequent special dividends"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
lis l'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

MADISON Av. W n. so n l?6th ct, COX
s5-N Y Saw Bank agt Catharine l.
atty. J A Dutton.
both. ST. n y, $50 W Bway, l6oxss.lI-
surety Realty Co agt 10th ~ a eth Az
gage); attys, Stoddsrd a Mark,
9TH Az. = q cor S1st At, 100 sxI2S-
al dover, Ac) attys. Merchant. Olsna
& Merchant.
en- AV, iSli-Wm ID Leonard, tsuA. art
Sphere Realty Co OF III (forsciosurs Of
mortgage); atty. Darlington q Pierce.
18TH ST, Is w-Louiss r X LAun, by cdn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
OPERATORS BUY ON CoNcouRsE.

Daniel b. Freedman and William II.
chssebrough have added another large
plot to their extensive holdings on the
concourse In the Bronx. They have pur-
chased through George r. Read 4 Co
from Richard d. Jewett the plot with =
frontage OF 2+6 feet and a depth of l26
feet on the west side OF tho Concourse
800 feet north Of 196th street. On the
isSth street corner the new home Of the
Holy Comforter Is In course of erection.
While adjoining the southerly end Of the
plot jus. acquired a n story church Is
bang built. Purchases made by the
buyers or the Concourse within the past
year include that Of the three square
blocks formerly owned by Henry Mail
krd at l66th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16

WASHINGTON. bee, ln-ThA batt'eshiu
Louisiana has arrived 80 Hampton Roads.
cruiser NeSuNlus ana destroyer Morris al
New York ward; bt'tl'ship Minnesota and
transport Prairie ~ fhilsdelphia; collier
Saturn at r"po.uhdmlu, destroyer Sterett
TO Tohari Bay
The collier Hector has sailed from Ports
mouth. y, H., tor Hampton Roads. collier
Jupiter from ScNHl Point for Guantanamo
collier Ntnshdu from san Francisco for
san Diego, cruiser New orleans from Nam
gnnillo for Acapulco; monitor OZARK from
boston for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
Admits Custom Fraud,

George silva. secretary. treasurer and
general manager Of Sciama 4 Co, I'M
porters OF ostrich feathers at 80 East
Eighth street. pleaded guilty before
Judge Hough In the United States
District Court yesterday to d%efrauding
the Government by undertaking. i'm
portations OF feathers. lie also took a
plea to an indictment charging him with
depriving the Government OF internal
taxes. Judge liough will i'm
pose sentence Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
BIG SAD ST. FLAT IN SUIT.

Ajax NJ. warburg started foreclosure
proceedings yesterday against the eight
svory apartment house at 80 To SO West
,ash'y-third street. on plot l00xl02.2,
p'seted i've years z by the Hennessy
nsny Company. Joseph Polstein. at q
So't OF $500. 900 for construction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16
PECK GETS NEW RESTAURANT.

j. Arthur Fischer has leased for the
Century Holding Company. Leo 4
Fleischman. three four story and base
ment buildings at 1l6 to 100 West For.
y-nnth street. on plot 72x100.5. 4 Jules
Peck and Constantine L. yucca for n
term OF twenty-one years at an aGxre-
gate rental of over 100000. Mr.. Peck
Is a restaurateur. having had until re-
Gently a restaurant at 140 Fulton street,
where he was located for twenty-five
years. After extensive alterations the
lessees will utilize the rented buildings
for a table d'hote restaurant. ]. Ar
thur Fischer has also been appointed
agent for the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-16

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. II REYNOLDS
from command OF the Culgoi to the Nlr-
gtnia.
Lieut.. i. ". Oran from OF thu
XII aud third submarine division Pactnc
fleet to bureau OF ordnance.
Lieut. G. II. Wood from the Georgia 70
the Hannibal.
Lieut.. j. Grady from the New Hampshir.
TO thu Culgos-
Lieut.. r. :. Crenshtw TO aid and division
radio Officer second division Atlantic fleet.
Lieut., }. Rodgers to the Columbia.
Lieut. H.. u Bogusch from command OF
the FL TO N-3
Lieut.. X T. y, Meclewski from the
Paulding TO the Burrows.
lieut. /" C.. Barry from the Burrows to
the Benham.
the pauldiug.
Lieut. +, e. sherman from tho Ma 10
command Of the H-2.
Lieut.. l. j Toy from Navy Department
to aid on stan commander in chief Atlantic
fleet.
paymaster J. =. Hatch from Philade!-
phii yard TO feci supply officer auxiliary
division Atlantic feet,
Paymaster T. ". Leutae from the Dixie
to the Melville.
Passed Assistant Fay master NJ. II.
Karker to New York yard.
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MORTGAGES.
With name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney

with name and address 81 lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
fSouth OF Fourteenth st.
HOUSTON ST. =, los e chrvstie st. IS OK
bond; atty. IN Ticnenor' IS PARK
SD Av. n " 8, 77.5 n lin st. IS. loni ISOO
Caroline a Sims to J Blackburn Miller,
gag Wss,; Dee IT, yrs 8 p C. atty
EAST of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)
"T Esy 81 ds,ms i;s"4%S.%.a s g; /, aa.' %S 10;
T rl4'S 3 > = =; ait. u Dec !. T q e.. P gso % Ssa; $500 %'sos 3
sar.h d;af1s;i to sadie Gabriel. il! Con
aar Ts as St. per sk' bond so s,t :; p s.m %'E j ssil,ssI.
IS Park Row 81. 800
West Side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 1l0th sts)
7T Cat, AZ Ms Y 8; .S,s . . sis' to St; cana: 3, ssS7' s s,-
i"s g. n .,'ss, "a xm ssn AZ R 3. III; ( sa yr.; 3
27TH ST. tis.5is VI, -, as5 W 10Th law Sy,
rphaiH. siI brh az Dec Il. yrs ,5pc;
.sTiHy ST, 50 as v sth Az. is..iisiioSco'SS
-rheresa = Driscoll to city OF N Y Ins
Co, 60 Maiden lane, Dec s. due az per
bond atty, l. r Co. 1850 Bwsy, .t27, 900
18TH ST. n 8, s5o " 9TH av. .l7.6xioO.b-
Honore NJ Bergen to Emery l. Ferris, SIS
Central r West, Dec IS. pr mtg 143, 900,
yrs; b,p C; attys' Anderson q 4; u
S7Th ST. "a w. y =. 800 W q p West. COX
100 Six thleen NJ l~eyendecker TO Ricka
Wolf. at Macon. GA. Dec ~. due. &c. az
per bond: atty. l. T Co. $50 Bwsy SIS. 600
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF lloth st.
lsbTH ST. . =. 1887 . Bwsy. I8xi0S .<-B u
Burston TO leopold Mitchell, GIG w iSlth
at. Dec Is. pr mtg $1,000. ] yr. Q p q:
atty. A kalisky. 5i6 w lStth st $50 81 00
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
BRIGG Az n 9. ESQ g Bedford Park
Boulevard, 60xil0-Briggs BLDG Co. Inc,
to Sarah Grossman, also 3D. aV. pr mts
$4,000. Dec y. instsiis. o p Q sttyI 7
BRIGGS Nv. 800 B.dford PsSS
Boulevard. boxiio-ssms 20 same. pT
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e+o.ooo MT. SINAI DWELLING.

oh the south side Of tooth street, $751;
set east OF Fifth avenue a two story
mep'oot dwelling Is to be erected for
sse-ot the superintendent Of Mt. Sinai
"osp.'al' II will have a frontage of
,Ss ieet and a depth OF 48.S feet. Ar
mv'a w. Drummer, the architect, has esti-
mated the cost at 3tO,O 900.