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Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-01-28

water Being exposed all sides, the watF will freeze
in from one to three hours bucket full Pf hot water
poured into the space between the two tanks will loosen
the cakes so that they may be removed Dne freezing
will give five cakes of ice eack weighing l29 pounds IA
feengs will yield four tons Of pure ice or enough to last
average family for year. The cakes Of ice can be
packed away in sawdus in the cellar as they frozen
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-01-28
Should Seek That Variety.

When Eve ate the apple she at
once had desire to put more
clothes on. Some of the twenti-
eth century ladies ought to be
interested in that particular var
iety of apples. -Cynthiana Log
Cabin.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-01-28
LICKING VALLEY COURIER

Entered as second class matter
April 7, 1910, at the post-office at West
Liberty, KY, under the Act of March
8, 1879.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-01-28
To Advertise His Coming.

1t is announced from Pauducah
that a local detective has been
employed to hunt Ballard county
night riders. AS soon as he can
secure a brass band and a mega
phone announcer to herald his
approach, he will be ready for
the man hunt. -Hopkinsville Ken.
tuckian.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-01-28

ADVERTISING RATEs-l0 cents per
inch, net, for space. Composition,
position, etc., extra.
Obituaries (cash to accompany Or
DER, business readers, political read
ers, etc., cents per line per insertion.
Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1915-01-28
Wants To "Hog" Everything,

A sure-enough politician tries
to deadhead his press matter and
hold three or four jobs at once.
Central City Argus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

10th ST, ns, lsaa n Q I'd sv. ls sxlOo.l II
-chas II Young ct al agt Frederick r
Nathan 81 al foreclos OF mtg atty. A
Richie
BROOME ST, n :. l75 It W Sheriff ct. 25s
sG6-Nathan Rosenbaum sgt solomon
kuttnor faction to foreclose mechanics
lem atty. NJ Wolf
y Y Savings Bk & Jno A Anger ct al
Cforeclos or mtg atty, J A Dutton.
ii2TH ST. n :, l50 n " IN av. lTxi0O-
Equitable Life Assu' Soc OF L $ agt
Julia | Donley 81 nj tforeclos OF MTG ;
attys, Alexander n Green
18TH ST, 10 E-Adelene Salisbury et al
agt Chas \ Stein ct al Cforeclos ~ mtg ;
attys, Rounds, Hatch, Dillingham; q
nsT ST, AZ w-Franslin Savings Rk Of
CITY y Y agt Thee wiz ct al forsclos
OF mlgl atty W NJ Powell, JI
city, Real Estate co ast Herman Rather
81 al tforeclos Of mtg: atty. II Swain.
LOT :, Blk 1884, Sec s--Helen seinfcl ast
Mary cavanagh ct al fforeclos Of tax
len atty, T I Schwartzman
LOT 0. Blk 1884, Sec s-Dora Pines AFT
Mary Cavanngh ct al (foreclos OF tax
Hem atty, 7 ] Schwartzman
Bronx.
i56TH ST, So, 90 e. . Eagle av, s7sxloo-
Chas |. Stafford aEt Max Cohen ct al (ac-
ION To- compel determination Of claim:
K1NGsBRIDGE TERRACE. sOls & soib-
Corporat" MTG 60 agt Edison pldg 60 ct
XIX q ;t tHsi6i Of e T!Ei; st,y' y p rGt,on
corporate Mortgage CO agt Edison
BuIlding Co 81 al uore"io-ur~ 90 rtg.l;
atty, N II Patton '
WAsHINGToN Az, i,i3-N Y Life In
s9rance a Trus' CO agt George Francis
Murphy 81 al foreclosure of mtg attys,
Emmet & Parish.
lOO--James Neil ast Jessie Neil e, al
partition. atty, r II Richmond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
PARK AVE. CORNER
FLAT IN A TRADE
Kempncrs Take Big Broadway
Plot Near Columbia in
Part Payment.
APARTMENT FOR 9TH ST.

A Park avenue corner. several lots on
urper Broadway and some cash figured
m a trade announced yesterday by
william Il May & Co. For the Rexton
Realty Company. which liz the tr d name
for the Kempner family, was sold the
southeast corner OF Park avenue and
rIshty.second street. a FIVE story apart
n.nt house OF the old type. on a lot
ess zee, on Park avenue and 100 feet
on the street. II was bought by the
Rexton company in December, 1909. Just
before Park avenue became the entire
y APARTMENT house operations. Next to
4 on rark avenue Bing & Bling are
erecting a twelve story apartment house
AZ A cost of s225.0 900. Edward VI. James
II. the buyer. lie gave in part payment
me lots on the west side OF Broadway,
so2 feet north 81 122d street. which he
bought about a year ago through May a
co. from the I West Fifty-seventh street
company, uh.ch had secured them the
previous month from August Heckscher
IN 4 trade. The lots are 1851 feet along
Broadway and 9i.7 feet deep al the
lonsest end. on ZACH side of the lots are
sir story apartment houses. II is said
hat yesterdays deal will result In the
inpr vement Of the property. Barnard
college and Columbia University grounds
are 10 the south OF the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. "a Sun set. SIS, Moon setss57
mon WATER TINS DAY.
SandyHk 90 GOV Island lois Hell Gate i7os
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk AZ Gov land i?i Hell Gate sN
Arrived TUESDAY, February "a.
- Tlscania SO A " Liverpool. Feb 7
g Middleham Castle. , = ". Marselles,
Jan .?
(. COLOMBIA. 4 NJ. Genoa. Jan 10
So Csci1uc. T. A NJ. Bordeaux, Jan. q
- Wicldre hi. $50 A ", Manchester.
Jan -
ss Toronto. so Hull Jan e
- Brattingsbcrs. l. A NJ. Ardrossan.
Jan u
IS prict-rsen. n ~ A NJ. Laguna, Jan 4.
So Highland Harms. i2 a N. Barbados
So MORO Castle. Il A " Tsmpico Feb I
Sc Saratora. 1906 p NJ. Havana. Feb is.
So Manzanillo. $40 y NJ, Ma,anzss.
So Metapan. ; A NJ, Crstobsl. Feb I.
s. Peter u Croaell. $50 A N. san Fran
Sc socony. ,o.ins barge No %. i, NJ.
Por' Arthur. Tex Feb =
So Nuecrs. IN 4. VI. Galveston. Feb 10.
Sc Alamo. l. " Mobile. Fob .
s. Seminole. 9 A GeorEetown. & c.,
Feb r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
couracing
OFFERS WIFE'S TORN UP. WILL
Albert winston Says h Was In
snnc when She Destroyed H..

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. Feb 1s-An
unusual proceeding was begun n: White
Plains to-day when Surrogate Sawyer
was petitioned 10 establish a will made
by Mrs. Ray II, Winston and which she
destroyed two days before she died on
the ground that she was insane at the
time she tore up the document
Mrs. Winston leaped. or fell, to her
death from her fourth floor room In the
Ansouia November 90. 1914
The petition to probate the destroyed
will was made by her husband. Albert
Winston OF 30l West 106th street, Man
haitian. who sets forth that the destruc-
ton Of n will was a fraud in law
upon her intent"
A copy OF the will she signed WAS kept
by the attorney for the estate. by It's
provisions a large part OF the estate.
valued at 5000. 600, is divided between
the nd and two sons. She also he
qucathcd 81 1000 TO each of the following
institutions Montenore Home, Grip
Piled Children's East Side Free School.
Hebrew Orphan Asylum n Hebrew
ShelterinE Guardian Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
MARCEAU BUYS 5TH Av. COR.
To Replace Howard 4 Co.'S Build
Ing AT sOth st. with Fine studio.

Col. Theodore Marceau. the Fifth ave-
nue. photographer. has bought for $780,
100 the building and lease at the south
vest corner Of Fifth avenue and Fiji
,isth street from the estate OF n. 5.
Redmond and Howard a Co. John y.
GoldinG made the deal, which means
The end of the Black. starr & Frost
Building and the present Tome OF How
ard & Co. jewellers. Col. Marceau
mas bought the leasehold TO erect a
studio that will be the finest in the
world.
For years he has been planning the
building now to be built and those who
are acquainted with his ideas say II
will be the greatest structure of its
kind to be found anywhere. Eigl,
stories high. the structure will he %
feet wide on Fifth avenue and 100 feet
on the street. To make way for this
building. which Ia to cost considerable
money, a six story structure will be
removed. Though not OF the latest
type. it is a good building and the nrst
structure of this kind on Fifth avenue
70 he removed to make way for
another. In this respect the deal marks
the frst epoch in the structural and
business development of Fifth avenue.
Heretofore business buildings have
displaced dwellings. There are few
dwellings left on Fifth avenue now.
20 that further development will re-
quire the removal OF the avenues bust
ness pioneers. one Of which 10 the struc-
,ure which Col. Marceau will remove
for his photograph gallery. which. ac-
cordlng to good information. will take
up most of the upper floors. II not the
entire structure.
Howard & Co. who recently went into
the hands Of a receiver. occupy the
yrNrnd fnnr on "A long lease made in
1911, when their building at Fifth ave-
nue. and Forty-seventh street was
bought by Michael Dreicer. Col. Mar
ceau has secured this lease. besides the
building and the Redmond leasehold
on the ground. which is owned by
Columbia University. The leasdhold
has fourteen years TO run.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
BANKS TO CONFER ON CHECKS.
VIII Take Up To-day Problem of
collection at Par.

A conference OF sixteen representa-
ives Of tho banks Of New York State
with the officials Of the Federal Re
serve Hank Of New York viii he held
~ the reserve bank TO-DAY. TIL con-
ference has been called 10 discuss the
matter OF collection and clearance- ~
checks at par within tho reserve bapk
d strict.
There VIII he two representatives from
each OF the eight geographical, groups
winch comprise tho New York State
Bankers association. One Representa-
tive in each group will come from the
city districts in the group. the other " u
represent the country banks.
Setting in operation new methods
NJ check collection. doing away
with the charges which have hith-
erto been made. is surrounded with dIt-
fcultlcs, particularly the task of
reconciling the country banks to free
collections These n have derived
n revenue from charges on check col
lcctions upon which they have depended
They do not want to give this up,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
SALES OF BRONX FLATS.

BATHGATE AVENUE-The Silshire
Construction Company. Lazarus
Shiran. president. has sold 1888 and
1871 Bathgate avenue, a new six
story fiat on plot 5<xl1+. located l03
feet south Of l75th street.
FRANKLIN AVENUE-The Blau &
Weiss Company has bought, through
Arthur Cox. the Ave story fiat at
1890 Franklin avenue. The house
occupies a plot 81. 6xl00, adjoining the
northeast corner of Jefferson place
next to 10th street.
EAST FORDHAM ROAD-Harry SUI
garman has sold for Nathaniel Weston
ST. and 6l9 East Fordham road, 80
feet west OF Hughes avenue, a Ave
story tenement with stores on plot
Ssxl00. The purchaser is Alfred
Olenick, who will hold the property
FOR investment.
UNION AVENUE-Wolf Burland has
purchased from Hermann lntemann
sis Union venue. a three story frame
building on plot 594xS6.9 8, about IS
feet north Of l60th street.
TRINITY AVENUE.-W. L. 4 W. l.
Brown have sold for Mary T. Rennard
a lot, 23x53. on the east side Of Trim
rr avenue. 537 feet south OF lsoth
street, and the one family dwelling
a. 6s@ East l60th street, on lot 25x53.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian, The Bronx and BROOKLYN.
lat ~ VESEY STREET.
Nv Josenh n nav

TAT II vEsEY STREET.
ny Joseph r. Day.
tsax9s s.ts sssss, !; sly loft 4 store
s. constr Co: due $40. is7 80; taxes, Sc
500 sub 70 lsc mtg n7o,coO' to the
5offHa' " ST iiSSt.s w. :. $50 . 7th av. .ox
1907, two sty tnmt:-Theo Riehl agt
to The plaintin' for SIS, ooo. =" ~
SD ST; 800 e, , v cor Lewis s.txs:lx
s ast''iR, BANK :iy A ,Sr' k sia..M;'roPo' sas
t?s.55s?; taxes 60 fSs76; to the
iiiioGaH.tis 81 , i's ~ 2 tn; i%nmt - = PaT - sS S., ]s''
indvid adnrN. ast Annie Frankfort ct
Al due; ,lo2i,Sa taxes, &C, $50; to the
By Samuel MARI.
it7x20.bx+0. three sly tnt-M u Clel-
and VS. n r Cleland ct al; partition.
Adjourned sine die.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
lsisT ST, esq W. . 2s7s e s,h ay:
vs. u Il Abrams ct al; due, ss,2lo.so,
taxes. &C. s2sl to the plaintiff 5000
lat s2os THIRD AvENuE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
LARGE TRACT. known as the Greenbank,
on Hunts Point I'd, ext to Bronx River,
from sponord TO Seneca avs-C u Dickey
". Mary W D vsrnum ct al, partition;
70 a'ssee 'H ~ " cor Castle Hi av,
lo5xl0s.i-Ebiing Brewing GO vs. Mar
tina Buttner ct al; due, s2,tosb4; taxes.
SC, 375; sub 10 LIST mtg $4,000 t.. The
plaintin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'ooo
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ADAMS PL. ?93s, y " cor 1884 ST. 120S
a., nve sty nat and stores NJ Ander-
son. trus. v. Checchina Carucci ct al;
due ,.?.eGa7s taxes &C. h'aossa; ot 10
BY Henry Brady,
TINTON Az, 7z7. " =. 1908 3 ib8th ST,
s!orssTIM K@dlic9 Ct. z, ys Morris
$685.: to the plaintin ........... 80, 800
BY Herbert A. sherman.
.ssD ST, s27 f., n $, 55 e Carpenter av,
25xil.-F II Gardner w " IL GRIN ct
al, due, t,077tO, taxes, Sc. 1915, sub
to a tax lien OF i2,ostsb; to the plain.
by Jonn i, Donovan
puGsLEy Az. 8 W cor Ellis av, lOsx
ps-D l. Gleck ct, al vs. Ellen CorriRan
ct al. due, s6.3s5s %, taxes, &c, t:A37;
TO the plaintiff .,...,.....,..... $1,000
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
ny W. j, MacPhiliamy 4 co,
s%TH ST. ., int = 9 New Utrecht
ay, 337x?s6x ~irreg-Chas A Hitchcock
ct al VS. Rostof co ct al; to the plain
a. ~ 'tss5-Annic = Hayman VS. Kha,
toum Shawiry ct al. to the plain
a2p' ST. = .. 1866 W 9Th nv. I6sxi00-
Caroline, hi'imsnn vs. jos "r jos"ptt
by Nathaniel shutter,
L. ssTH ST, = 81. n Az F 27xioo--
Fredk u Herbert vs. c l. Wise ct al;
to ID J. Wise Observation-Disclosures, va 800
nv Jame, l.. Hrumlsy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered a. Albany Yesterday.
Central Valley Realty Company. Inc.
Manhattan, capita. 10000 directors
frederi0k Y, Proctor New York city. Les,
tcr ~ Riley Larchmont, y y, George
Enclrh COMPANY Inc, Manhattan. can,
tia, 80 900. directors, Ludwig " Wilson
New York city. ChHrlotte NJ Bennitt and
David j l.efkpw!tz, brooklyn. y. Y.
The AvehurN Corporation, Manhattan,
capital, SO. 900, directors. George u. Hal,
Ion, New YORK city
Bcvau House Properties Company. Inc.
frcdertck + Proctor, Jr George Il wal.
lon, New YORK city; Loster II Riley,
Larchmont y V
Nuton Realty Corporation, Inc, Man
haitian. capital, $500; directors, Thomas VI
Wcihoru, Anna VI Malloy and Francis y
nInn""ii ron 'WnHn6d.,. Rrootlv,. camilla,
81 OUO; directors. Ida Greenberg. Isaac
Gold and samuel Kushnsr, Rrooklyn, n. v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
$4,000 IN SILK STOLEN.

SIX worth $4,000 and consigned 70
the United Piece Dve Works Of l32 Mad
ison avenue from the company's plant
at Lodi, y j, WAS stolen from the Erie
railroad freight Yards in Jerscv city on
January 10 According 10 police adj
missions last night, the thieves lef' no
clues other than the tracks Of a motor
truck In the Yards.
The silk was I'm seven boxes and a
trunk Detectives on duty assert thr"
were away from the car containing tho
silk only a few minutes a'Vund mid
night, How the truck could have en-
tered and l"ft the ards without being
seen is a mystery The paddock on thu
freight car vas opened by means OF a
skeleton key.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
OLD BILL COLEMAN GETS YEAR.
Aged Rank Thief Sentenced on
Petty Larceny barge.

0ld Bin Coleman, Is. who has been
known 70 the police OF the country Az an
expert bank thief, was sentenced to tho
penitentiarN for one wear In Special SEES
sions Yesterday for petty larceny, Pro
baton Officer Connors told the Court
that Coloman's criminal career began
in 1889. and thai ne had served forty
years IN various jails.
Coleman, who has a dozen aliases.
was arrested OF February Il for stealing
"A bundle Of checks from an express
wagon in front of the National Park
BANK. at broadway and Fulton street
The face value OF the checks was 81. 900
0AO, hut they were all cancelled. Under
the name of Mitchell Coleman was un-
recognized in the lineup at Police Head
quarters until ne was seen by Detective
Walter Williams, who had known him
before.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17

Trust Co OF n V. so Broadway,
ssS Is . yr'' sh p c; atty T @ GO, dd00S
West side.
west OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th stsD
esTH ST. = s., $50 " Yves, End av. ASK
100 5-Marquis Realty Co to Benenson
mtg $4,000. Z yrs, s p c: atty. l. T rSs
Co. 100 Bway nm. ....... 50, 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th ST.
i2,sT ST, rs; i5s e Park sv. i1xioo1i-
Eisi.t" 81, OiFs Feb Is. 'S ! yrs. or > s,,y.
Fuller q p. its Nassau ct. ...'. 5000
ETH ST. &c is2,s " s,h sv. 17,ssss III
Cot. irus, 5iis PsfS av, Feb "a. due
Feb ! 1918 8 p c; atty. 4 T ms CO. 100
AMSTERDAM Av. i1io. I,syYo
aGvenbers TO s,einhardt Bros = co. 20
issThA' 81 sr'' s.. i.s.S . pw ,%"ey 'T issyios'se~o
Oily zulauf TO chss II phel ps. exr, az
West End .av. due Nov 4. l92o. p C as
p sws bond Feb 10 atty L T In' e, dl:scc
Arden ST : :; as n !Nssle ay, a1siio~
s,5ah W sm,th TO nsS'ic CONSTR CO:
t.2.5oo, 2 yrs. Q p c; atty. T q co. i7s
bNay 600
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
UNION Az, $40 to $50. 5e.SSsG.s-
Wolf. Burland TO Hermann intemann,
S4s Union av. pr mtge $4,000. Feb Is,
n.yr. q p c: atty. Geo W Ellis. its
PRosFEcT Az. SO, ana sss. : :. ;sYYSS
pSsS- p9Ssvmr hity co to Abr y Bag
Swp e; atty T 4 T CO. i's nroSa
:asTH ST. 80 an " oneida ay' SSS
lSsIHSwsra II shaw to nO'e Lindsren.
Lots ia', ;iS to Ell map s. Joseph.
Kspassnyer. Va e. s,h st. Feb is'
Yrs 6 p c. atty. Herman Weiss. ao2
NORRIS Az. 5. 200 n ism st. ?o,s5?~
charlotte saim g. Paul J Bsumsarten
and ano. eScrs. TO " S6th ST., Feb -.
dge Z. per bond atty. 7 g & 7. GO.
JAcHS4N Ay. e. 3o:.: : i,,I,h =.
tSTdi. ' sis = itAi.,c , ., rd To Mi Ias Z ncr
bond. atty. Harry stcinhock jss Morris
HONE ST, as. : :. COX irrcs sav'e,ryioo
rerrone 10 Bsrtoloneo Micca, - Jones
81 pr mtse t5's9o Feb 70, due July
hite.ity' slas a'I W'n,, v,1 Plains. e y 70 2 c;,!,lcS o,
way ,Nor,SS, 'i6s.slSoosss5o @iie e,s1n rssF,
z Fisher to Chas Dickinson. 1920 Bway.
FEB Is, 2 yrs. 9 p r attys, stimson & "
WILLIS AZ s;s. . 4. :5>so. -NibsrI, ~
adtnrs 'os sth az. Fob IS. 2 yrs "a y 9.
ANY. 100 7 Co. l5s BNaN W. 500
CARPENTER Az. ~ =. las = eesth ST.
e sNlc5 Victor Gerharl- to chss
6reite. 1911 clay AN. Feb Is. due a.
per bond atty. r q a T 60. i7s Rryai.
LoT 81 map MARY j Radvay-Natric Z
Won der Linden to August NeichinE. Si2
LET -. Hoboken. y !. Feb 10. > yrs.
8 p 9, atty, Geo a kraus. tsl Z 'id'h
~ ,,,, ....., 81 $50
DE Mtl.T Az. = u cor Matilda a.. lOot
100, also Norwood ~. = :. i4i T. gO5fh
-. 50Nlon-Nari" T. Won der Linden 80
Angus M'lohinG. 81: lot -. HoJoten.
y } Feb %. VI, : y e. ATTY Goo
\ kraus al T. l.o'h st........ ti2..5o
Az ST joins n " = A. . = Prospect az.
ii.tN irrrg Michele Rscci 20 raolo Gaz-
1ol", 20 Perry -. ~ mig ~ 0on. Fob
u, due a. per bond a'y r q & r
Go. lTs Bway ....... sos
18TH ST. ~ : 15i . StehDiu. av. ~ ~
l0T.l0-\1rnNany Rltv Ga. Inc. 70 Nachan
Ter Realty ana Con-tr 60. l03 Park av
pr mtg $50. ooN. Feb D.. ms a.. 8 y ..
atty. TG & r Co. i7s Bvay... So 600
18TH ST. = 80 . Cro'ona av. roxto-
Cosen1n Bldg 90 To- Law erA MIG 90.
- Liberty - Feb ~ " O., &c. ~ per
hond atty, r ~ 4 r 20. i-6 BROAD
"a Hs H o. H . . s a 20 e. s 70 % e . . o. q y WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
BUYERS FOR SMALL PARCELS.

WEST 18TH STREET.-Max Blau has
sold to the Blau a Weiss Realty Com
pany for James r. Hayes $40 and
Sig West 18Th street. a three story
frame dwelling, on plot 50xs5, l4o
feet east OF Audubon avenue.
WEST l2lST STREET.-A. @. Gullik-
sen has sold for the Erwin Construc-
ton Company 256 West l2lst street,
q three story dwelling, on lot lsx
iooll. to the Airmor company, which
gave in exchange the building 22lA
E!ehty-nfth street. Brooklyn.
LEWIS STREET-The Benenson Realty
Company has sold 115 Lewis street
q three and Ave story loft building
On lot 25.lyl00. between Stanton and
Houston streets. The buyer Is the
View Realty Company. Irving Bach
rach. president, which gave In ex-
change ls9l First avenue. a five
story tenement on lot 25.Sxl00. 500
feet south OF Nipety-eighth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-17
LEASES.
Manhattan.

vESEY ST, ss all-Benj F blair, irus. >,
al, to Jos McElhone, 79g Washington
81, 8 yrs from MAY I. 1913, attys. shi
land 4 II, lie RwaN ............ 2S0o
AMSTERDAM Az, $40. = store-Mnrtin
Wallace to Jacob Levenberg, 100 wash
Feb 1915. atty, Arthur l. Strnsscr.
sTH Al. :ioS. store roor Jacob M'rtens
10 Jacob Hurth. clgS Sth av E - II yrs
from Feb Is. 1915 atty, r Hnhcn
sc;rh"u COO 90 hN. ........... 81 500
WEST ST .oS, al-Chas II MatilaEr and
auo, cNrs, 20 Anna Mcclure 2o6 West
NASSAU ST = cor Fulton ct. rooms
20 to - and 6l-Guylo Armery 10 Tho
Graham co, 20 NASSAU st, 8 yrs from
CHNTHNM SO il ID. sli-Jos W Han,cn
heck To SAINT solomon. 1853 9TH aN, 10
yrs from June l. 1918; atty. Jacob
sr FiHTskcHi;ImeIni q hG"sryo ,s,h, 500
~ Nicholas ith Av Theatre 60 10 pnusy
Amusement 60, On promises. 8 yrs from
Feb 20. 1915, atty, Myron Sul2hererr.
81 Park Row ...,.......,.,... 5000
Br0nS.
JACKSON Az, n " l6lst 81. ~all-Frsuk
T. O'CallaghHn 20 + rimmers. ISL pnW
son st, 3 yrs from M,h is, 1913; atty,
II " GLASS, 81 Chambers t.......tiS0
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n W 9 lT6th st.
two stores-Park Hil "ons'u co to
Elsie Bracket 1879 southern boulevard,
10 yrs from Feb l. 1915, attys, Hlrsh
& y, - william st, s2,1oo to sae,o
nette " katzenberger to Adam Glaah.
e3T: webster nv. , yrs from NAV I.
1914, attys. Bernheimer 4 $. i.sth VI
ana Amsterdam N....,..,.t $3.50 to 5000
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ZIpEILI. LrSGI 70 Giuseppe zih.li.
ZtBELLI, GIUSEPPE. 20 Mortimer
SATISFIED
with name and address OF lenders a.
'orney

Nov is. i9O,-whitc Realty CO 20 Mar,
l.. Fraser, attys, Eastman & +. 81
18Th ST. All W, irs W IN AZ. ~
Real Estate Co 70 sanil Wach,. 40
Riverside Drive sttys, Arns;ein, !. 3 y.
IN bvaN. -...... -........ 100. flo OcO
IN Az, " Sos n stth st. 10 SKIS. Feb
!. lS9s-So'omon Silberstein 20 Mayer
Katzenbers. atty. sidney NordliuGer.
l2isr ST, n = 'H an az. i7xlocii u.
oct ~. ~iSS3-Hclen VI & Rent + Cook
20 Ju'ia, Janet and Fredrika Parish
LuiInm & Jas " Robertson. ,rus attys.
LUDLOW ST. : " =. known as LOT ma.
map lands OF las n Lancey. :5NNI6,
Feb 10. ls0s-Louis Michallskv and auo
to Isaac Schiesinger. attys, C;oldfogl".
& /. al Bwsy ...,.... ....... $4,000
c4TH IT. : =, ~, partition map bands
IN 18TH Ward ~ heirs Clement q Moore.
2ixsss 2%'h 81. . W > 30. same map.
25ygsS. Apl %. lNlo-Herman kohn 80
Emiy s Crow. ATTY. l. r l Co. $50
Rwav ........ $4,000
AvESUE u. a7.oe. w :. 49, n IN -. IS 10
x76g, Ian %. l2n3-Emil Finkel>toin to
Hv do Forest Weekes atty Neokcs
SAME PROPERTY Feb 10. isO5-Hen.
Lebmann, nat \: Bway...,... s., 500
1871 ST, n :, $50 " Amsterdam Az, tox
sali. oct -. l2o9-Edv ] & Eiz \
Hcaiy 20 Clarence II Hernstein, admr.
atty. Francis r Lemsn, 80 william
81 y.--LM
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TO DISCUSS TAX BURDEN.

There will be a conference this after
at the rooms OF the Merchants
Association OF representatives of the
Chamber OF Commerce, City Club, Blu
reau of Municipal Research. Merchant.
Association and the Allied Real Estate
Interests TO discuss city finances This
will be the irst of a series of confer
ences to devise ways and means of meet
ing the present financial situation OF
this city with the view OF tightening
the burdens Of real estate.
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sCARsDALE Residence SITE.

The Robert T.. Farley Organization
mas sold about one acre In the new resi-
Dental section OF 1reenacres, Sea rsdnle
Estates. to Cha rles u. Cullen. The two
plots comprising this acre front directly
on Huntington avenue and are bounded
by the New York post road Mr.. Cullen
II a New York professional man, CON
nectei With Charles r. Plat. architect.
The new owner is having studies made
Tor an artistic residence which will cost
AT least s1H.no0.
Fish & Marvin have sold a portion 81
the Quaker Realty Company holdings on
motifs lane at Scarsdale to J. n. Linerd
or this city. II Is the purchasers in
tention to build q residence on the prom
erty In the near future.