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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
BID FOR NOTEHOLDERS
ONLY CLAFLIN OFFER
Secretary Jones Of Committee
Makes Two Propositions
a Sale of Assets.

There were indications OF a speedy re-
organization OF the Claim retail and
wholesale enterprises at the sale OF the
properties OF the a Clanln Company
by Special Master George c. Holt in room
235 Of the Federal Building yesterday A.
hoped for by those interested in putting
the reorganization through. the only bid
der was X w. Jones. secretary OF the
notehoiders committee.
In the event that tho sale II confirmed
by tho court Mr.. Jones, according to
Joseph NJ fairfield, attorney for the
noteholders committee. will turn the as
sets over to tho Mercantile stores Cor
puration, which was formed TO rchabilitate
the business OF the Claim retail stores.
and II. h. Claim Corporation, which Is
intended to perform a like service IN re-
spect TO the Clafiin wholesale business.
Mr. Jones submitted an alternate bid.
His first proposal Is to bear all the eX-
penses of the recelvershtp and to pay In
full all claims entitled to priority. CndeT
this bid the unrepresented creditors would
get 20 per cent ia cash on their claims
In other words % per cent. In cash would
be paid on Si64, 1000 worth u claims. The
asserting creditors holding S33,tb6,OOO
worth Of claims would get L. per cent. In
cash and 50 per cent. in notes after tho
completion Of the work OF reorganization.
II this bid Is not satisfactory the note
holders committee offers a Fat SlOO0O.Oo0
In cash for ali the assets. from which tic
expenses OF the receivership shall be met
and payments shall be made b both the
represented and unroprescnted CREDITORS.
1t Ia the duty OF Special Master Holt 10
recommend to Judge Hand the method OF
purchase he considers to be most advan-
takeous for the creditors. The sale viii
not be contaminated until Judge Hand has
approved OF the plan recommended by the
special master.
The properties bid for yesterday include
| practically all the assets of the Claim
wholesale and retail enterprises, with the
exception Of real estate and interests in
] lands and leaseholls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
PARK AVE. BUYER TO BUILD.
c, n. clark TO Improve $4,000 site
with Modern Dwelling.

Charles y Clark. treasurer OF tho
B-adstreet company. is the unnamed
c!ent Of william b. May & Co. who last
week bought the old fashioned dwelling
At 7I3 Park avenue from the Barney
Estates Company. The house is to be
removed. and on the site. which il 20
fa.t on the avenue and SO feet deep. a
tive story nrrproof English basement
IN be erected Plans for the house
re being prepared by Mckenzie, Noor-
Nets ~ Gmellu Next TO it on the south
, the twin house Of Gcraldyn Redmond
s1d As sister ON the north side or
ne Clark site is the garden of Charles
= Brewster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
wENDELs GIVE FREE RENT.
Three Months Granted to Lessee of
Broadway store.

Nine. Caroline. milliner in the property
on Broadway between Thlrty-ffth and
Thirty-sixth streets to be improved by
Barnum & Everdell has leased the store
at 1889 Broadway, two blocks TO the
north. from the Wendell estate. Tho rent
Is $1,000 year for the usual Wendell
duration. three years II was thought
after the death OF John q. Wendell. that
long leases would be given on Wendell
property by the new directors of the
estate, but apparently they are as stead
fast on this point as the old man him
SELF ono departure. however. is that
three months free rent has been granted
to the tenant. as real estate men know
Wendell rarely gave free rent. Rent
began with the signing OF the lease. In
the Caroline lease rent will not begin
until May.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
MAIL ORDER HOUSE LEASES.
National Cloak and suit Co. Forced
TO Lease space.

The National Cloak and Suit Company.
which only a short time ago completed
It's sixteen story building on tho block
front on the west side OF Seventh ave-
nue. between Twenty -fourth and Twenty
NTH streets. has already outgrown It's
new quarters and been compelled TO make
large additional space leases. Through
Benjamin Bernstein Il has taken 20 1000
square feet In 1i9 to i25 West Twenty
fourth street in addition to 5000 square
feet leased In November In 1873 to ltl
West Twenty-frst street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
INVESTS ~ BRONX FLAT.

CLAY ANENUE.-The Friedman Con-
struction Company. Henry Friedman
president, has sold the five story apart
mert house at the southwest corner
Of Clay avenue and 173d street to Dr.
s. W Hountze as an investment The
gructurr was erected by the selling
COMPANY in 1913 and has been held
al $4,000 The house is arranged for
tveU'y-siN families and occupies a
mot ,JNlU-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
UNITED CIGARS IN DRUG FIELD.
Company VIII Open Combinatio.
stores In Many Places.

The United Cigar stores Company has
all OF the stock OF the United Chemists
Company retail drug concern, and about
100 combination drug and cigar stores
will be soon opened within territory
close to this city.
It 10 reported that combination stores
are to be opened in towns Of %, 600 or less.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
NEW REALTY COMPANY.

The Morreb Realty Company OF Man
haitian was incorporated at Albany yes
terday with capital of $1,000 and the
following directors: Rebecca Kronovet
Morris Kronovet and Sarah Ehrenreich.
BROOKLYN, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
PRIVATE DWELLINGS LEAsRD.

Worthington Whltehouse has rented for
Mrs. NJ Banks Taylor her residence 81 2
East Eighty first street to Edgar New
house.
Samuel H. Martin has leased FOR tho
estate Of Charles T.. Garneau the four
story and basement dwelling at l67 West
Sixty-fourth street ~ A. L. Hilscher.
Goodwin & Goodwin have leased for
Frederick c. Zobel to DR. John Luks the
dwelling at the northwest corner OF Man
haitian avenue and ll6th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
custom. Receipts Yesterday.

The total receipts for duties at the Gus
tom House yesterday were S472,07S.l7, OF
which sl63.4i9.2l was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S3OS, 62s.96 for recent importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
$4,000 HOE AVENUE FLAT.

Grou,uJerg & Louchtag have completed
plans for five story apartment TO he
built on plot 6J.9x150 on the west side
y Hoe avenue 800 feet south OF lb5th
street Tor the Hoe Avenue Holding Cor
poraton, David Ros.ng president. II will
.ccommodate twenty-six families The
front Is 10 be Of tapestry brick. limestone
and terra Gotta. II will cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15

6l5, 500 GbV, 1871, Ackers VS. Ackera, Nos. 2i3,
322, Milan VS. Milan, Werner vs. Werner.
Highest number reached on general calendar
Is SIS.
County Court-Trial OF equity causes
Before Humphrey. !. Court opens and cal
endar called at 10 A. NJ Eichhorn w
Mowery, Gran Furnace co. Va Bernstein.
Cumming VS. same, Jamison Bond Co. vs
Hess ct al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
DEALS FOR yoNKERs HOUSES.

H. r Whelan has sold Tor p II
McGrath 80 and 80 London street, South
Yonkers q four story apartment house.
10 Frank Thyn. and 80 Bruce avenue, a
one family house. on plot 3Ox1Oo, for p.
H. Setter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15

Rudolph p. Miller engineer in charge
of the Building Code revision, will address
the Real Estate Owners Protective Asso-
citation next Monday evening at meeting
10 be held at the Hotel Majestic. After
tho meeting luncheon will be served 10
members and their guests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
ARMS MAKERS IN wooLwoRrH.

Edward J. Hogan has leased to tho
Remington Arms Union Metallic Cartridge
Company half of the twenty-sixth door
OF the woolworth Building for term OF
years T. T. Hamilton a Co. were asso-
clate brokers In the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15

The Stock Exchange seat Of Frederick
:. Flower OF the brokerage arm Of Flower
" Co. which failed the day the Exchange
closed last July, was posted for transfer
yesterday to Robert Wilson. Tho con-
sderatlon was $4,000, the same price as
was paid for the last seat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
TAKE YONKERs PLACES.

H. T. whelan has leased In the Van
Cortlandt Terrace ssction OF South fon-
kers to c. A. Gillian the three story
house at &C Leighton avenue, to A. Il.
Duran so Leighton avenue, "A three story
dwelling and the dwelling at 55l Van
Cortlandt avenue to S. S. Stern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
United States suprlm. Court Calendar.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE day call of
the United States supreme Court for to-
morrow: Nos. isi, so. 1876, l2s, 1873, l30,
l9g. 1874 1876 and 1876.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
SMALL HOTEL RENTED.

The II. NJ Well Company has leased
to Margaret Riley the Roy Hotel at l5i-
1856 West Thirty-hfth street for term
OF years The hotel consists OF two i've
story dwellings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
MoNTCLAIR HOUSE RENTALS.

Hughes n Whitby have leased, fur
nished, for H. c. Ellsworth the dwelling
at 2O2 Christopher street, Montolair y. j.,
10 Mrs. Louise s. Wharf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
Receivers Appointed.

sspsm Tyu,i iu CT GS Ssrs
Mark, Archibald Nahn John Pronick va
Charles ". Mark, Archibald Nahn; Lucle
Butler vs. James d. OBrien, ]. Campbell
Thompson, by Justice Lehman-Anna NJ
Taylor vs. Alice T O'Brien, Herbert j. Good.
win; David l. Gifhn VS. Jacob Sachs, Jacob
Sachs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

FDGECoMBE Az, l45 TO l56--Phihp J Gold
aEt benjamin Adler ct al. Oct Is. lsi3.'50
Bronx.
PARK Az. :, 1876 1slst ct, 45xi25-Mott
Haven Cut Stone Co agt Bordens Con-
dsnsad MIX Co ct al. Jan 5, 1915. tl2o
WASHINGTON AV 23l7--SterlinE Ceiling
81 agan c. 1918 ...'.''......... isas IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
New Grnphophone Director.

Mortimer u Easton, son OF Edward d.
Eastop, president of the American Graph
ophore Company, will be elected di-
rector OF that company at the January
meeting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
BUYER ron BRooKLYN HOUSE.

A. SicEel has sold to George Krlmsky
~: South Third street. between briggs
and Bedford avenues. six story modern
Fat. on plot j0x95.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15

Supreme Court-By Justice lehman
Busslng VS. Abrams, William u. SporborE
schmidt vs. Liebing, Edward S. Green.
baum. by Justice Gon-ManhRttan Life
Insurance Company w PiEneron, William Il.
Ellison. BY Justice Giegerich-Matter of
jacobson, Harry Blur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

vi" " Johns.Manynle co agt oxford
Realty co. owner; c Mcknight contraec-
Ei%TRK'f..' Park WEST. cor s7th st st.
Frederick W Jocke owner IRE
,ss TINS sT. il to as iE.jaiias ii scswSrtS
agt James Everard Estate, Farmers Loan
K Trust co and Mary NJ Everard own
ers: Harper Richardson and Palace Ca
sine Company, contractors and less
liS STi Sri 5is TO 55i w-TheO,dior,e & & Wood
ngt Fred l. Martin, owner; Hans ana
Rosen Building Co and Louis Rosen, CON
SAME IPRoPiERTY-Johni McNein Co 20 Inc.
,2 as s sr $ 1913 Amsterdam av. 5IisS
so.s-U Vault Light Construction Co
agt Public Library, Lenox Tilden
Foundations, owner; Century Iron Works,
MANGIN ST. s9-fIrookiyn Fireproof sash
& door co agt ] Realty co, owner;
sophia Frankcl contractor .....,...StOo
Bronx.
PROSPECT Az, = whole block front be-
tween l67th and l6Sth SITS, x --lsidoro
Cristaldo agt Angel Constr Co owners and
pRSSHsIPP fESc1TTg Az, $. whole block front be-
ard Il Thihaut Inc, act Angel Conetr Co,
Inc, and Carmne CIDfh, owners: saliva
tore Casoaro, contractors .,',,.',,. 1900
i3STH ST. 48l-433 E--Muglers Iron Works
N96TRRis AV' i54s-Church + Gates & 60
agt $ q Katzen, owner; Rothbiatt SieegSel
rNGT H fSH,TIEs'S az. SIS ana ssS-StattSeW
Kennedy agt Angel Constr co, Inc, owners
and contractors .t'ss'''''''s's'' sstoss
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

nANHATTAN SAVINGS INsTN to Man
haitian Mtg Co. 200 Bwey; Aud9oon az So'
wATERHoUsE. ELF |, e, a. trustees
Bowery S5i and s5iH; atty. L Clineh,,
~ Park Row, an Int OF ....'.. sis'tSs
ELsNER, REBEcCA. to LsES aud Esther her
2ist e., % sxs7 bNS3.s gore; attys, Hole,
ber BROS. SOL " ian st.os..';, 5000
1872 " ssth e.. 9th av, ~ e. t'S geth
EnsEpii S SRHipYOV FRANK, TO John c Eidt, Isl
Beck u; 20 av. 1880 attys. Collier & G,
uitcKiIE IS.'E cAinii to lraa wilinqs, il hSer
wa. .ss55$ns tT 81 Ms.iia to ROB, roy ),
at M sl.a iVS ~ g "a Es sy Sss' Piii
ROY RosT T. TO Blanche !6. WS,i2a iiSn
WATSON. BtsNciIE r. to oowanus H6id.
iooii: Nttys. McKeen, Il s. NJ 20 E;,;,
TITLE TrsE etARANTEE & T co to n 2 In
vestors corpn. l76 Bwsy; I'd sv' al's atty NY
wib'ER. ERNEST. to Emile wider. sos
Freeman g. s2d ~, 527 IL sttys' Sslt,.
LkwTERs GTii7 TITLE us & r co to Law.
yers rite Ina q + Co. trus' 100 B~aaS5
SANE TO- 10 M iI Moss. so7 V ssth e. Ss,h
SAME to Anna NJ Boyd. i2o Grace st.
Jersey Guy, y J; issth ~ so W. atty;
BupKE. JosEPHiNE 4. to Thos NJ wei.
born, iiJS Fulton ~, Brooklyn. West st.,
az, as, 40, atty, = O Co. lT6 Bway 81
wELBoRN. THos VI. to VIM !. Condlt,
IIobokcu. y I; West -, az. as. 4i9;
attys, Eikus q & T. $50 Bway. ..,.... ~
FRANKLIN TRUST co OF BROOKLYN
10 VIM l. Fawcett. 80 Dominick -; 10th
- n 5, 100 W 9Th Rv. 2Gx9:: atty, T q
LAWYERs' ME- co to Edw Rooster and
auo trus Great Neck, l. I; iiSth g, 80
": atty "a, 90 Liberty St.. sl7, 200
SAME 10 Warren W Yenawine, 9o4 5th av;
I2th st. 339-3il e; attys. Powers & $,
sEtIGMANN. MATHIIDE. gdn. TO Arthur
II seligmann. 90 y 47th st; 1884 y, 52i
W: attys, Goldsmith. c c w. 81
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LIS pENDENS.
Manhattan

'pNNptTH Az. W =. 90 l79tn 81, 75x
~ '.H IL storm r, al agt Aldorf Constr
~ tootion to forclose two me
llTH l.u-i. tttNs. Philips 4 Avery.
~ 81, g.. VT n!teI states Trust 60 OF
fs ..|hn II sims Ct al (foreclosure
' mrs a't}s, stewart s Shearer,
BrOnx,
h|sH'..rp& Az. li7S-TIannah Greene
' Nst Anthony Greenebaum 81 al
pp'-, u mig), atty, " Greenebaum;
j" Az "a +, so u lG6th 81, lOONl2O
I'.. Nocrt Of al agt Angel Constr
- ,turec losure OF MTG. atty
N.HL.E ~. 70 a. 1872 W l7Oth ri, 20x
At.H IrH..n tEt Jennie starr ct al
of mtgl: atty, g Leu
~. $40. 1909 Columbia Trust co aEt
'.H. N..u,iltas 80 al foreclosure OF
vii. .... " ! sullivan.
''".' 'll. also gis Leggett aY--Her-
10 tu.Ear aEt Helene freudennacher
.t' ."r.H .a-ure of mtgli ANY T. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15

ROAD from westchester to Pelham Bridge.
adj land Simon Paul 55l. lOHss6.exts32-
Chas G Jacobs to Emil Drosse 2e4b TIN
sv yrs. pc; atty, Il Jacobs, siS
SAME PRoPERTYDMary c Reilly to Ma
belle s Lamont. is Sd pl. Bklyn. Jan z,
1 yr, 8 . G.: same atty. .......tl,O OO
samueis, Sc stuyvesant av. Bklyn' July
s, 1914, 1 yr. p c. same atty uo5V
2,lsT ST, s?i p, n :. 2SxioooLogis HAL
Jan 10, du. as per bond. atty. q
10 David Il Palioy' l,?s Lincoln pl,
Bklyn, Jan o. pr mtge $4,000 Jan o
instals, 8 c: atty. Abr shoe.eerg,
~ Do Az sws' .. 400 "a st. 'ijiicoIBst!hs
Fahrenholg 20 Matilda Nolte, 800 Y bsth
1t. pr mtg $4,000 Jan ~. due Jan l. lyl!,
p C: Gtty. Loewonthal' iSt' BOSTON u1h
LOT 60 map Sids ,iOtr near williams6riId &c
Works, Jersey city. n J. pr mtg $1,000.
S Work. :, jersey ys; sStS, Il "''y " 'as" ,s'5
AID kV. " = 40 s y Pauls pl. 2sSig9 -
Hchi Bereusky to Annis goldstoin, ltSs
Fulton av, pr mtg 5000, Jan .. : yrs
p G; atty, VI ) Deu'soh, 26l Bwoy goo
USDERCLiFF Az. W .. i6e IL washington
Bridge PARK. 66xil3.,-zE Osborne smith
Jan 10, due June 10. 1914 u c. atty l.
PRosPEcTS ~ " 3, iii5 . 1889 ", sa g
97s-Margt Mosveeney TO Dasy Frentsi'
BSa Bergen av. Jan H. wa. q; atty;
I q a CO, l7S Bway ...........s .ts'evV
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Part Par. y yFs:S5s 9 MeEysy c. Slear
Part vIIf.-Betore La Fetra J, Case I'M
:. causes g be sent from Par; I. to Parts
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court - Appellate Division -
Second Judicial observation-disclosures
supreme court-Appellats Term-Recess
op supreme at 10 Before Msnnins IT,
Irrigated motions. Before Garretson. j.
ca s npfSg S1 eourt-spec,ai Term-rrials--
SsS Spis@a%So, Ssii IE:iS' isiS fsE!55:
Reserved clirndsf--Ties. cases II marked
ready T DO passed for for das s S aSo0 H., No
isi5. Iisi 1851. ISL ia. is6; 1883, isi:.
reached on the regular call 1915.
E.GmI frF Pn Il Nv Na asSiSs Pa PART " T.
Be Ben diet j.; Part Vi. Van sicien, j.;
PaTi vi Jsyrox Court ~, opens ,r, At 10
quired fnr trial thereof will be assigned
on Fridays. II not finished that day VII
Ssi4. s72o' tso7. .tsio. .'sll, isis. 1923,
1853. isSg, ASA The balance OF the day
Highest number reached on regular call
supreme COurt--Trtal Term-fart VII
Before Jaycox. !. Court opens at 10 A. VI
| Criminal Calendar-John De Luca, murder
County CoSrt-crimlnal calcndsr-Part /
| Before Dixie. J. Court opens at 10 a. NJ
| For triai-Salvatore Calandrello, alias sal
vatore Corlundnero, selling cocaine; MAJ
| Zweifach. HymHn Sokaffcr, assault Carrie
| Alien, assault; J. William Greenwood, grand
| larceny.
| Part II-Before Roy, J. Salvatore MOTTO
carrying dangerous weapon; Erico Lauro
| carrying dangerous weapon; Thomas Miller
| Leon Torch. Russell Robinson, burglary
| petit larceny: Peter Ricco t2 indts), carry
| Ing dangerous weapon assault; Joseph In
mace, carrying dangerous weapon; Pete
! RiCco, Joseph lnnace, assault; Aoraha
Knfka, burglary grand larceny and re
| ceivng: Daniel Fechett. assault.
Part 1II.-Before Hylan, j. Harry Mae
| triano. grand laSceny, receiving; James e
County Court-Civii Calcndar-Part w.
Before Fawcett, j. Court opens AT 10 A. "
| (continued)-Nos. $3.50. Is7l 1897, 1863
| 1919. li20, 4435, 4432, 1897. iQ7j.
| Surrogate's Court Calendar-Before Ket
| cham. :. Court opens al 10 A. NJ. in Hal
OF Records. second moor No day calendar
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme Court--Speclal Term for Trials
Before scudder. J, Held in the Count
Court opens and calendar called In Part
at 10 A. NJ All undefended matrimonlH
actions and actions for the foreclosure Q
mortgages on real estate on this calenda
will be tried on Friday. January IS. 1911
The remainder OF this calendar will b
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Court OF Appeals Calendar
Referees Appointed.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-THE Court Of Appeals
calendar for tomorrow: Nos. 1876 and 1s2.
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(South OF Fourteenth sfA

with name and address OF lender and 1
attorney. IL attorneys name is omitted
address party OF second part.l
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SCI. Sss. e0i' ssS, al. sgs sG1 Gear HSs ''i'
Part IGI.--Before Ransom, J CONNER
cal calendar-Nos 7G44. si7i. $3.50. 6s2t,
s35i. s573. e662. The following cases will
be passed for the day-Sos. 1852. s5Gs.
Case unfinished.
part iv.-Before Smith. j. Case unnn-
ished. Causes TO be sent from Part III.
for trial.
Part v.-Befors Lynch. J. Case uunn-
ished.
Part vI-Betore o'Dwyer. c. J. Clear.
Part VII.-Before McAvoy. J Clear,
Part VIIf-Betore La Fetra, J. Case I'M
finished.
Causes 20 be sent from Part I. to Parts
v, VI. VII and VIII for trial
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,, s,,y Lr CO, tse '.sy ;s;;sss'iiiio@s
Luigi Piccon to Rosie Guglielmetu, S22
y 10th st. Jan IL. yr. 8 c. atty, Lee
iais Ta sT. n ., ~ In av' iix5s'il--Anns
kortlang to chas Solomon, III % list a.
Jan ~. yrs. p C.; atty, g 70
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10th sts.)
50TH ST, ga and 23G r, g. 1915 " I'd
nv, t.sNi00.5-Domenico CAselta ct al to
Benedetto Casagrande, 2s7 Sackctt IT..
Bklyn, "a part, mtge $4,000, all liens,
Jan 10; atty. Chas Zerbarinl. $40 Bwsy.Sl
DIST ST. n >. 1915 W Lexington av. l7.6X
100.s-Nathan Sanders to Nathan Sanders
and Minnie. his wife, i21 r. visit 81, mtEe
$500, Jan Il. atty. Hy Meyef S0s
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

CSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
~ BEN Benz Aseh to Herman To K as7 Grand
st, Jan II, prior mtg $4,000, rs coliat-
era 70 secure loan $4,000; atty. Nath,,11
BR00oSME 81, e cor Norfolk st, 25x5l,7-,
Benz Asch to Herman, Tolk. Ss7 Grand
1T, Jan II. mtg $4,000, as collateral -
secure loan $1,000 atty, Nathan Tolk, -
Mr EijsT IN ST. 5. i,l.5 spring t.
s5x- Mary Levien to Esther schnit4cr,
$1,000, 2 yrs, p G.; atty. FrIedl9,nnder;
THoclMPRsGoN ST 60 IS n Prince st, io2,5,S
-Psolo Corsiglia 70 b1n,sdgtto C'I "a
Charles Zerbarini, 3i6 BwRy ..;...15, 900
BLEECkER sT iSG M ~ bsSao' ~,
Casagrnnde, 2s7 sackett st. Bklyn prior
mtg $4,000, due Jan 2, 1890 . p e, Jan
9TH ST. s. 200 ID av. s5x562.NsihSR
ST. Jan 2, prior mtg $40, 900, yrs, y. g
atty, L ms Co $50 b"aS i,o';xxii6SSS'SSoO
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Yrs. 5is p c. atty / T ins ~ lsS
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lO3.3-Benjamin Harris to- Trust
90, g, Broad st. Jan 49, . yrs ;,PoSeG
East Side.
(Iast of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
s.rH ST. >. a5 siG'H " 't "a .v, so.,o>,oos-
Fanny Blath to Samuel NJ schwah, Jr,
20 White II, Jan ~ prior mtg $4,000,
yrs, p g; sttys Neuman & NeTge.snsS;
7sD ST. ST. 5 s. 20 e Mad Az, 'ia3xso- ISL sth
Ave I9G cGrp9 to RoG so : tHs Goma6 Car
c; atty. Cannon, a r. Rector od
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Fannie Hirsch to Bertha stand, Hunt
inEton, l, Dec g. demand per cent TI as
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West Side.
(west OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th stt.)

18TH ST, a. 54S sth av, 25xB2---Morris
shalita to az West 18Th street Realty Co
Dec &c, 1914, mtg S57,60O atty, Max
s5TH ST, q. 100 Central Park West
20Nl02.2--Paul J Sachs to Saml Sachs
100 Park sv, Jan q attys Stelnhardt q,
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Manhattan Island north OF 10th St.
fl'rU ST, s. zoe Lenox sv S,sx7i IA
and ano, trustees will Albert Rosen-
baum, bI Il .sd 81. Jan IL. : y9S' =,
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Pennsylvania holds first rank
among the stone-producing states.
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IMMENSE CROWD
HEARS CONCERT
BY iaANDBAND

For more than two hours last even
ing a crowd of HonoluIans, estimated
at considerably more than 1000 per-
sons, stood or walked about the street
IN front of the Alexander Young hotel,
sat on the grass in Bishop square, or
leaned over the parapet of the Young
roof garden listening to the compli.
mentary concert given by the famous
Philippine Constabulary a8dn.
Capt. Walter H. Loving gave the
concert readily, after receiving a re-
quest from Mayor Lane. and that Ho.
noiulans appreciated the music was
evident from the amount of applause
which followed each number.
The music, Of course, was of exeep-
tional quality, for the Dand ranks in
standing with Sousa's famous must.
clans. Capt. Loving, after "A years as
director Of the band which he has
made famous, win retire from the
head of the organization soon after
reaching Manila, and expects to re-
turn to the states IN the near future.
The band goes on the transport Sher-
man, which sails for the Philippines
late this afternoon.
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HAWAIIAN BAND AT
AALA PARK TONIGHT


Under the direction of Prof. Peter
Kalani, the Hawaiian Band will give a
public concert in Aala Park tonight,
beginning at 100 o'clock. The pro.
gram for the evening will be as fol-
lows:
March-The Statesman (new) 80.
...............J. M. Fulton
Overture Poet and Peasant Suppe
Filipino Serenade Pagsintoko (newJ
L. Salamanca
Grand Selection Masked Ball. Verdi
Hawaiian Songs ...............
........ Hawaiian Band Glee Club
Selection Zfegfield's Follies of 1915
MISUNDERSTANDING. w. Hirscf1
.................. H. Herbert
Novelty Rag Humpty -Dumpty 49,.
..........:.-. c. Straight
Aloha Oe-Hawaii Ponof,
The Star-Spangled Banner.