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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-03-11
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
BY DIR. T. J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
THE COMBATING CHAM
PiON.

II Charles w. Giidden of Law
renee, Mass. who. according to
newspaper reports has broken
the worlds record for corn eat
ing against time by eating So
ears in an hour and SO minutes,
had spent 2 hours daily for 20
days In eating that much corn.
and nothing else, thereby prov.
ing that q man can maintain bet
ter health and working capacity
on such a ration, under ordinary
conditions than by eating an or
binary ration including beef and
bread and pie and corn and cake
and coffee, he might have done
tho world a real service, with
out "a the least injuring his
health OF self-respect. But per-
haps such a test would be too
scientific to be Interesting.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-03-11
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
By DIR. T. J. ALLEN
Food Specialist
CEREALS SHOULD BE MAS
TIcATED THOROUGHLY.

A Kansas farmer has produced
biscuits in 80 minutes, from
standing grain to table. No OBJ
lection could be raised to the
increased speed of producing
food it more time were allowed
for it to prepare for digestion.
Stale bread is always preferable
to fresh, and cereals more than
any other food should be thor
oughIy masticated SO as to al
low of the conversion of Starch
into sugar in the mouth, tc a
large extent. A meal consisting
principally of cereals can not be
eaten for the best results in less
than an hour. There was for
merly a law in London providing
that no baker should sell bread
within "a hours after baking.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1915-03-11
DIET AND HEALTH
HINTS
BY DIR. T. j. ALLEN
Food Specialist
HEALTH RESTORED ON
CORN BREAD, ROLLED
OATS AND BUT
TER MILK.

Mr.. c. r. Noe. formerly CASH
Ter of the bank at Noble, Hill
nois, is walking twenty-five
miles a day on entire corn
bread, rolled oats and butter
milk. A few months ago ne was
eating the ordinary mixed ration
with meat twice or three times
a day and was unable to attend
to business or to walk five
miles, being much depressed. He
has entirely discontinued the
use Of meat, condiments and
fancy foods and is in better
health and working condition
than he has ever been before.
He intends to make the new re-
gime permanent, on account of
the benefit in health and work.
ing capacity that has followed
the change, which was made
gradually.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
NOVEMBER A Big
BUILDING MONTH
80 Structures Planned at a
Cost Of S3. 804.4O0-Ahead
Of November, 1914.

November shows a big gain in build
ing operations in Manhattan over the
corresponding month last year. Plans
were fled for thlrty-nine new structures,
costing, s3,s94.40o. during the month. ~
against eleven. costing S1,505. 500. year
ago, thus showing n gain Of twenty
eight in number and sass, 900 In capital
Involved.
Thu statistical report a. compiled by
Statistician James w. Spencer shows
that plans were flied for 3 dwelling
houses. costing sal 800; 81 tenement
houses. costing S2.s35, 900 1 hotel. cost
ing S95. 900 2 office buildings. costing
s21S.o00; . factories. costing s151,5o0 ;
2 places OF amusement. costing $500. 900 ;
8 stables and garages. costing 1882. 900.
and . other structures, costing 81 200.
The most important buildings planned
during the month were an eleven story
apartment house on the northwest cor
ner of Lexington avenue and Sixty-ninth
street. costing $350,00O n fourteen story
apartment on the south side OF Seventy
ninth street east of Lexington avenue.
costing $500, 900 a twelve story apart
ment on the south side of Eighty-eighth
street east OF Amsterdam avenue. cost
ing $500 600 a nine story apartment
on the south side of Fifty-eiRhth street
east of seventh avenue. costing $780,
600 two Ave story apartments on the
northeast corner of Haven avenue and
170th street. costing $4,000 n twelve
story store and office building on the
south side OF Fffty-eighth street west
OF Fifth avenue. costing &l25. 900 an
eight story mercantile building on the
north side of Twenty-hfth street west
Of Tent Avenue. costing $4,000 a
six story storage warehouse on the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
CARNEGIE BONDS ON SALE.
original Steel Holdings Never Ne.
fore on the Market.

Tic 81, 10000 Of United States Steel
''..'> which are TO be sold by the trus.
l,"t ~ The Carnegie Hero Fund. the
."IieS'e Trus, for the Universities OF
scotland and the Carnegie Dumfermline
lrSi, 50 that tlIeir proceeds may be in
vested In British Government bonds, ac.
,'gd.ng o. a London cable, are part OF
'h" original steel holdings OF Mr.. Car
Hcgie. none OF which has ever before
o.on put on the open market.
When Mr., Carnegie sold his company
- the Steel Corporation he received
|5Sl.ooo.oo0 Of first mortgage 8 pei
ZEN. gold bonds. an issue put but solely
m Satisfy lis demands. About $50. 000..
u'o Of them have been given by him
'r''n trr 20 time 70 support his vari.
'ts foundations.
u Wa said by ono who Ia closely
''.' ".;h Nj. Carnegie hat 1t In prob.
ab.e "a" does not know OF the proposed
safe ~ Sac bonds. but that the English
.~'NS'-ei are men IN whom he has the
= '7test confidence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06

ee1l-Scheer.Ginsbsrg Realty Con>t 6"
to Jacob S'heer, go W losth 81, p- mis
$4,000. due as per bond, Dec | attNs
Straus & ;, q Cedar t.,t....' $500
l5lST ST. n e. - " Amsterdam sN, l:5x
30 I-Sch.er Glnsherg Realty 4 consi
90 TO Jacob Soheer, 323 " l0sth NJ. Dec
1. pr mtg Sl0s. 900. due ~ per bond
a,tys. Straus i :, - Cedar st. f',joo
BrOnx.
Borough of The Bronx
pOREST Az. " :. 100 : ldist 81, - sNio0
Isaac Hall 10 Peerless Holding 60, Inc,
40 Cedar II. prior mtg sj7,or", De- =
~installs. 8 y @; attys, Land q Z, 10 .eIar
SAME PRopBRTY-Same to Chas. Ate.
1874 49th -, Bklyn. prior mtg $1,000.
Dec 2, instal!s, . y G.. attys. Goldfeln q
W $50 SWAY ,.-.... $1,000 '.'''.' .s'op
WEBSTER Az. " $. % = Fitch st. ~ *
@osxisx.tS to Worth ~ \ ~ txo5.ll-
Mary \ C.cary 30 Jas Reilly. 265I Heath
ay. prior mtg $4,000. Dec 3. due a. per
bond. atty. VIM u Cameron, 3.o>. 81
ALEXANDER Az, " :. IS : l3+th 81. 95x
100. also land In Brcoklyn-rhus =
Ru,hrvri to Union Heights Klty co. lSj
Montague -, Bk Nn, DE" 7. demand. 6
y e., ATTY. \ II Waterman. lh6 M"ntagu.
kEii% -. d. . gsg n ,G5,h st. 5ox'irryG
-NiUr-ur,te constr 60, Inc. to las q
Vent. 38i West End av, Nov -. de-
mand. . y G. atty, T q & 7 O. i;S
LOT iss. man waldo Hu,chirs estate
Katie Mccain 10 Annie | Reed, '76A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
MEETING TO DISCUSS TRADE.
National Associations OF Manufac.
turers opens Sessions To-day.

Discussions of steps necessary to be
taken TO overcome the troubles now
faced by the commercial interests of
all lands will be the feature OF the In
ternational trade congress which opens
at the Hotel Aston to-day. TO remain
In session three days. The conference
will be held under the auspices Of the
National Association of Manufacturers,
In cooperation with the financial and
transportation interests of the United
States.
The United States Government will be
represented by DR.. L. r. Pratt. chief
Of h bureau Of foreign and domestic
commerce.. who will speak on The
Making Of an Export Policy" John
Bassett Moore. former Counsellor Of the
state Department, will discuss the COM
mercial treaties between the United
States and foreign Governments. and
Prof. Emory II. Johnson. OF the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania will consider
the transportation problem.
Among bankers who are expected 10
attend are Mortimer l.. SchiR. W. s.
kies. J. Santilhano. Charles II. Sabin
n David II. G. Penny. New York J.
j. Arnold. Chicago John Clausen. San
Francisco; F. ABBOTT 0odhue and Ben
jamin Joy. Boston. n V. Gonzales.
member Of the International High Com
mission from Ecuador.
transportation interests will be rep
resented by George D.. Dixon, A. II.
Smith, Fairfax Harrison. Julius Krutt-
schnitt and p. J. Flynn. The Brazilian
Ambassador n the Peruvian Minister,
Prof. Jeremiah w. jerks and James A.
Emery will Be- among the speakers at
the dinner Tomorrow night
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
Jew JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINs offered by

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered by
BANKING DEPARTMENT, STATE of
NEW YORK, to builders, investors and pros
pective homeseskers. \ large number OF va.
cant lots at brentwood, -Morsemere. Ieonia,
Ridgereld and Tesn,S'k. New Jersey. Al one
half OF former owners prices Also a large
Hudson Heights, Clifside and Palisades Park,
New Jersey, at about one-half OF former prices,
All OF the above properties are within a Ave
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes Oi
Manhattan. These properties must he sold
quickly TO close NE nasin.ss Oh iwo corpora.
Department. Special Inducements to con,
tractors and builders who will purchase q con
~ticulars address BENZ, ID, HAIGHT. Special
Deputy Supt. Of banks, care OF Banking
Department, 81 broadway, New York CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
LIS PENDENA.
Manhattan,

eth Az. n " q 2sth 81. bstxioo-John
Farson ct al aGt Croisic Realty Co ct al
foreclosure OF mtg atty, 8 3 Myers.
lad ST. n s,.?7o " LenoM av, toxs9ll-,
Manhattan Eye, Ear 4 Throat Hospital
aEt Margaret T. Well ct al 'smended
foreclosure OF mtg: attys, cary 4 Car
roll.
MADISON ST. 26s-Siegfried Landau AEt
Annie Levy et al foreclosure OF mtg) :
attys, Sohmsr h Sonnenthal.
Sd AV, l0s to <i2. and 2sth at, lbt and
1855 E-Troy savings Bank aEt Annie II
Chase OF al foreclosure OF three mtgs)
atty. II Swain.
WEST BROADWAY. btl TO 6to--Edith r
Thorn agt Farmers Loan 4 Trust Co.
exr. 81 fpartition); attys. Geller, Rol-
ston 4 Koran.
CLINTON Az, s. 1919 n ls9th NJ, 2sIx
1875. 3-solomOn q Powell ast Gertie Hal
pin foreclosure of mortKage), attys,
Powell & silver.
LOT 1853, map Of 100 lots, property Of
Maxim!lian Morge itthau. Esd Ward-New
York and Suburbsn Cooperative building
q Loan Association aCt Joseph 4 Pow
80 81 " foreclosure Vt mortgGge); atty.
n II bergman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.

George Il. Corsa and Carstein & Lin
nekin have leased five floors comprising
10000 square feet in 81 to 90 Fifth
Avenue. northwest corner of Fourteenth
street. 10 j. Eisner a Co, manufacturer
Of men clothing. for many years at
- West Fourth street, for "A term cf
years.
NJ. 4 L. Hess have leased the fourth
floor at 30i-30s sixth avenue TO tho
Northern Knitting Mills; ninth floor at
jf-62 Twenty-rrst street. TO Max Sha-
piro ninth fioor AT l5l-i53 West Nine
teenth street. TO Halpern & Ginsman ;
spac" on the seventh floor at 2s-32
West T~hirty-sixth street TO Fox & Fran
KEEL and, with the Dinllelspiel Rowan
tree Company. the twelfth floor at
50-ai West Seventeenth street TO Odiorne
& Co.
Albert J. Moore has leased the store
at 81 West Forty-second street, corner
Of Fifth avenue. formerly occupied by
the NJ. a. Gunst Company. 10 Henry
Schendel for seven years. n store
was held at a rental OF $4,000 a year.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has rented the store n basement AZ
47-49 Liberty street to Carl Bergman
for restaurant purposes.
j. Arthur FISCHER has LEASED for
James pwyer the basement store at the
npTlIlttSI CORNER hl SlNln avenue ana
Thirty-eighth street TO ~. Williamson
for u barber shop and the first loft in
l4l Grand street To the Sysonby Social
Club.
The Duross Company has leased the
building l6 l~loratio street to the Riker-
Hegeman Drug Stores for storage pur-
poses and the stores at las Ninth ave-
nue. and 2S9 Eighth avenue To the
Great Atlantic aud I'lcifc Tea Com
pany.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have leased q
loft in 81 Walker street to Horowitz 4
Cohen n Moor in 81 Franklin street to
Lipmar q co. "A loft in 1903 Fifth ave-
nue. 10 the Magee Carpet Company offices
In S7t Broadway to l.. Herzog 4 Bro.
ard offices In 1874 Fifth avenue to /.
l.. Palmer & Go.
Charles Il. Van Nalen has leased n
loft in 40 West Seventeenth street to
Benjamin Waiss loft in 3s West Eigh-
teenth street to Landau 4 Horwitz Of
fees in 80 William street TO George r..
kramer, Frank II. Adams and George
l.. Heron, and a loft in II West Seven
teenth street to Borden 4 Raiser.
NJ. Forman & Co. have leased a loft
In the Kern Building to tho Continental
| Printing Company for "A term of five
| years, a loft to the Spear Waist Com
DtUY ~ y N6lA III
| street, edlce in the Wilson Building 90
| Schuiman, Meisel a Hauptman and a
loft to |. Bremen in 1918 West Sew
enteenth street.
Ames X Co. have rented n store and
Office space at 81 Fifth avenue to Gil
lespie. Imports n Beard, tours, who
have been located for IA number of
years In the Metropolitan Life Building.
| and the store and basement at rs West
Thirtleth street to David Shaw for use
AS a lunchroom and delicatessen.
John j. kavauagh has leased u store
In s35 Park avenue 10 Charles Setapen.
Douglas l.. Ellimau a 60. have leased
| the store Al "a East Forty-ninth street
to g. y. Snow. art dealer,
II. a. Douglas AZ Co. have leased the
building at 1896 Grand Boulevard. nea
lsith street, for "A long term to the
Quality Market Company,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06

lafayette sv. Bklyn. Dec :. 2 yr, ~
= O.. atty. T " Pollock. 800 Bvav. 800
GRAND BOULEVARD AND coN'OuRSE.
" 5. Ass n la6th 1T. 80 los .nt.I to
'reston aV X So 3x2oII0-Cysv ilty ca
90 Martha A kohn. 1926 Madison av,
pr mtg $4,000. Nov ~. ditto a. Ter uond.
atty, T - & T 90, ~ Bwav. s7.jo8
TINToN Az. q =, 1870 q i6Sth st, l6.9x
49,, also linton av, g =, l++2 = l6Sth
st, 25xla2 6-chas + Peel to Harry Il
Purdy. 2is W l3oth ~, & auo trus,.
Dec 3 ! ", . p c; atty. w $ smith. tS:
r ls1th st .......,............& 1000
DArHGArE Az. 1902, . =. alsiio-
rhtlp Ievey to Morris STOPPER. $40 u
l73d 81. pr mtG sS4 600, Dee l.. . yrs.
y e given to secure performance ct
terms of Lease atty. Louis wendell.
j.. ~ Bway ................ S5s0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
ASST NMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
"a

r = e cor Delsncey 1t. 203xs7.6-
ihey. trus, to Harry Hastorf,
'--'l st; any. 7 Co. i76 Broad
'1u or, w--siarear.t b BISHOP to
''tai Mtg Corpn, Great River, l. !;
1 r. IS W~Pfcfsrred Mtg corpn 10
Tltle & r co. $50 Bwsy. SO 900
led 3 ,rpN Az. l456-Ieo q Rosenblatt,
FOO Fulton Trust Co. li9 Broadway,
H%''ttce, atty, II G. co, l76 Broad
~ ST. l3i E--German SAVING, Bank to
b '9r Savings, $50 9TH sv atty, y Y
ami, 'n, l8h Bway. .,.,...... $40, 900
333 marie Eisler 10 Jos Bul,
t'' Central Park W; atty. + u y
pttinger, 2i7o Bway; address,
lts E-catuh siiiib.rhorn & sno'
','- 80 Finest Wander, 1855 W sGth ct:
' G-1 W Hyde. ~ Park Row. sis. 900
t5i E--Kate Shettle a. ano, exrs,
I'." GUAR & Trust Co. lS Broad.
''.''''' ....''' ooo
~! MTG 60 to Lawyers Tito & Trust
..r. f..',... ..,...,. VIZ, 900
. W, ss,1r '''''''''''''''''',9'o 5000
d" c,'lnhia Trust co. 10000
Ihj r. 60 to city Mtg 70 q
,,CNH < ThSisT co to Henry SO,
$3.50 coNsTN Co 10 Ferri.Rirsstt,,
ro ANA s. TO Louis isiuir;ut. '''oysii
Pr CHARLES II. to North County
'P"'cht
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06

BROKERS IN RECQD1fT DEALS.
Julius Scott negotiated four Of the
five sales involving the two hats at 22l-
223 West 1854 street.
Charles Buermann Z Co. negotiated
the recently recorded sale Of the ive
story fiat At 264 East l3Sth street for
Charles Kugier to the Maseba Realty
Company.
Sidoi Bros- negotiated tho recent
sale Of the ak story fiat a. 18B-137 West
Tenth street for Matte Blogg 10 Pas
quale Reale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06

Van Horn the four story dwelling at
253 West seventy-nfth street for a term
Of years.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for Mrs.
T.. A. Underhill 10 Mrs. Isabella Mere
dith the three story and basement
dwelling AZ 120 East Fortieth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06

a REAL PERMANENT INVESTMENT

'HIVdkU TNTVTUNtW TTUptTTy'
Less than 3 yrs old. NOT A WAR BABY
A 20 PER CENT, NET INVESTMENT.
High grade cor. apartment building; II
apartments ~ 4 rms, and bath each
strictly modern and In perfect condition
south and east exposure, all rooms light
Honestly built under private supervision
Annual gross rents approximately, $3.50. 90
Annual gross expenses approximately, ga
So, 400. 90. S2b. 900 cash Will buy this equity,
property will be sold subject TO $50. 00G
m mo Ti7s,oco, owner NEEDS none. S9,0v n.
u. ". BALDWIN 4 CO..
$3.50 Indiana Ayenus, Chicago. Illinois.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
CROIsIC BnDING rORECLosURE.

John Farson has started foreclosure
suit against the Croisic Realty Com
pany. owners OF the property At the
northwest corner ~ Fifth avenu and
Tw%enty-sixth street. This Is the Croisic
Building, n twenty story commercial
structure fronting 56.4 feet on the ave-
nue. opposite Madison Square and 100
feet on Twenty-sixth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
80 ACRE MORRIS PLAINS DEAL

H. e. Reynolds has sold IN. old Atno
farm Of Nifty acres. on Litt!eton road
near the l.ackawaLUi Railroad station
AZ Morris Plains. y. J., to Arthur :
Pierson. Mr.. picrsou will suodiyide the
property into acre and half acre plots.
make "A lake and follow contour lines in
shaping intersecting streets and roads.
The property was held at SIS, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
MECHANICS LlENs.


18TH ST. loi w-Jonas Wiser agt y Y
Real Estate s'uri'y Co. owne, rs,
1,aTH sr. az VS. pesow1tr, Inc, ast \ Y
Real Estate Security Co. owner; Nc.
Vickar GAflard Realty o.. contractor
ST. SICHoLAS Av, its6-Paura Roofing
Life Amusement Corpn. CITY Cornice
Skyiight co and Standard Arch Co. con-
tractors 'soafo
BrOnX.
OGDEN Az, I?07--Frank = C1aassen art
william + Burrough. owner and con.
tractor t6S %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
WEST SIDE HOUSE RENTALS.

Miss Henrietta !, Bruno has leased
the dwelling at "a West Eighty-fourth
street 10 "A Miss Malkus,
The Houghton Company and A, N.
Gitterman have leased the four story
dwelling at 2l6 West Seventy-second
street to Charletta l.. lIendee.
Slawsop Il Hobbs have rented to J,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
TAKES sHIPPAN PIT. PLACB.

Pease & Gilman have sold q place
at Shippan Point. near stamford, Conn.
for T. Il. Graha to Francis Guerrlich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
sATIAFTED

with name and address Of sndsrs At,
torney.)
10TH ST. 227 r, n >, $50 " LIST Az. s5xs&i 10,
known also as 400. map estate Of Mich
olas Stuyvesant. called the Bowery farm,
February IL. 1~sl2-Sophie Bl.yer Il
Goodman. 80 Liberty 81 .,.,,.....t %, &OO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS 70 LET.
BRONX.

FOX st., 100 TO 1866 blocks east PROF.
peot Ave. station: As rooms. steam. hot
water. vs. to S2A Janitors. Telephone
Melross s0SS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
LEASES.
Manhattan.

STH Az. 2733. = half store floor and paH
cellar-Berths Rimpler to Charles Bloch.
s733 Ssh av. yrs from May !.
1915 ......... &l.0y0
18TH ST. l35-l37 W. sli-r.ouis F1nkel-
stein to il5th ST Raths, Inc, 3 yrs from
Dee /. 1915, atty, Otto Samueis, SO Mas
shu 81 ,,...-.... ~
Bronx.
BATHGATE Az. 1902. all-phiip Lsvsy
to Morris STOPPER, Lio Z i73d g., 3 yrs
from Dec J.. 1915; a''y. Louis Wendell,
Jr. 80 BNay ............. $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
lenders attorney
MORTGAGES.

'"oe'S a''orhe''
ooouth oil Fourteenfh S)
HAMILTON st n .. e++.2 e Cathsrfne ~,
isyn..lo, Monroe ~ IL. . =. 2616o.lo;
hamilton 81 80 = o. y -Ihigi Tore
grosss 10 Gahdoito ID MARITIME. 1893 Full
ION ~ bklyh. July 10, pr mtg $4,000.
due Dec 80 islS. s y G; ATTY, Chas l.
Fasulio, 2s Court st. Bklyn ..... So 800
ST, VS., 100 Houston ~. 5ON
iVo-cta's ite.ity .ot" > Howell Jones,
" \ d, Dec .. yrs. p c. $4,000
Wir,b 20 u.nr, wavnn pNg,. n.T
j. Dec 3. 3 yrs, 4 p c. atty, l. Y Ebert,
III Bway 5000
Exst Side.
r.- ,,,,, =. ~
"a ,tn,h
ana hiVth ssl
sd AN, fI-1o. W =, 6esl00-414 Sd Av
Holding 60 to Abel King 1t a.. i4S r
per bond. atdys, Les~ A G. az Nassau
81. -. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-06
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.



TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
-
with mann. "a .a...s. ., MAJ aud
ATTORNEY ~, .|,nu.n go ~ nnn,ad
address parry Of first psrtJ
Downtown.
,sou.h Of Four,.en,h a.,
~ water st. IFS: n W 2 to.7s v pine
Is Miller 81. Newark, 4 j. 10 Arthur Il
OMalley. 1851 Bergen ct, Bklyn. mtg
$4,000. b and q. Dee 9; address. ~
sSe ~ si, ~ -, i.ihoo.ihsl.os
p Eoai.r 9gnonn rIahnery 70 Ausus5a
Oct Is; atty. II DE Ram. Havesstraw,
n ", "'.N
SOUTH ST. is7i, n ., 50 Oliver 81. stsso
FowIer' Zoo Mass ~ Wat n ~ ali
liens; atty. Harry Ds nam W.vsrs,raw'
cHiERRy ST ,s,i
sSSia; s'' ., '% Z 81 n c e., .s' .. sS ss%. rs 4 ~ y
Nomr 20 < eso 10 es-Eusenie
Madison av. $3.50 and T. ali Hens.
Pee g.; :;......:;......;; ,ico
~ ~, sl-eiia, :, sse c~ortlahdt
=. ssSioo tfore1los Nov iS-Arthur :
Cedar st. Dec 3; attys. Bowers a Sands.
80 Cedar .StJ,0 900
=, isss7--Ro,.tta T.enser Cw%elssbersi to
$1,000. ali liens. Nov a; atty. SAM
GRAND 81. 5S7. ; " { Corlears st. 23.5x
!ossos5s.G, fcreclo. uax lien,-Jos d
Nov 30: atty. corporation counsel city
bRooME ST, 2oi.,.n.s. Is e Norfolk st.
Realty. inc' sss R Resy '" srog Saa OF,
Dec /: address. sss swsy. 800
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a,,y ..mo stoo
GRAND BOULEVARD AND cONCoURsE.
" o. fi6.5 n 1s6th 1t, 50 l0x20t' to
.,.rcston av,x 63Sx2oI A
mts $4,000. Nov 10; atty. T q & T.co.
lns Bway
LOT 1ol, map Gleason property--River
hhy 60 TO Josephine Fonda lfls Parker
ll26 Walker av ................ 800
iS3D ST, n =. az g college av. S7exs5,
also Sherman av. = " c 18Th at. 1pS.1lx
i0o--Isaan Hall to Peerless Holding co.
INC. y Cedsr st; mtg Sss:2so. Dec
WEBeTEh Az. . q. sos, IL 1880 81, also
weostsr av; O. 2es 8 1890 st. 4o.loxs9t,,
Grand 81. mtg $4,000. Dec 2; atty. 70.
KELLY ST. = &C lS7th st.. lo.4x irreg-
Benenson realty 60 70 sam Mlnsikon'
ssl FOX 81. mtg ts,ooo, Dec u atty.
49, 20 loo BWay
BEACH Az. 2 .. 22b lIacombe av. Aoxl0O
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Bronx.
FOR RENT
DO YOU know Park Row? Yes? Isl crowded; You say is;
Would the People See a Sign ia Feet Long

They could not miss il?
That makes us think the second and third floors in The Suns new building are
about the best in this town to be in if You want to tell the people day and night
the kind Of things YOU have for sale.
Each floor contains 4,45O 50. #.
Rent $4,000. The building stands at the corner Of Park Row and Frankfort
Street.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN,

9TH ct. u22 W--Issa0 Flnksistan art
Is. iSis C 70
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Two upper floors. all eas-1A feet front S 400 feet Of floor space-anda
great advertising sign IS feet high and IA feet long -tota. rent $4,000
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with name and address Of lender an,
attorney. ~ attorneys name Is omitte,
address party OF first part.)
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BY Joseph i. Day.
10TH ST, so to 80 W, = q. $500 " Central
Pk W, 79.6xl00.5. four 4 sty dwlU-w III
W. milton 81 al agt Eben Goodwin ct al;
Hamilton. @ 4 +, Dttys; A = Norton, ref
partition. taxes. &C. t,7l5?0; mtss,
$50, 900.
Az A. 2os. " O.. 6ls = lsth ct. %. sxioo,
sty fr and rear tnmts-J A Low ct al,
exrs, 90. agt Abraham Salkin ct al; Man
4 NJ. attys: J II Roxan. ref; due, s22.
s9i.6?; taxes, &C. tl,2766<.
ssTH sr. SO ID n =, 200 W Park av, .Sx
lOo,li. 8 -ty nNt-C A Stevens ct al, exrs,
&c. ACT Bessie GrsenherE at al W r
vintnE. atty: 3 A Farrell. ref: due,
:i,lSi,bs; taxes. 80 sLAs5.so.
li0TH ST, <2S-32 ". = s., 35 = lst av,
lC0xl00. II, leasehold stable and shops
] ] Sohnurma cher ag Rubin Lasktn Of
al; Samuel Berzick. atty; r A SeliEmann.
ref; due. &5,73<ss; taxes. 60 3bt<,s9.
Ky Herbert A. Sherman.
s sty bld~g-Pauline Myers ct al art
Mary Devery ct al; W q Orr. atty: r J
Powell. ref: due. ro,%el.2S taxes, &c,
3l0307.