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79c Luncheon Sets, Ioc
Stamped Luncheon Sets; good
quality Indian head: 10 pieces
In set
z5c Guest Towels, I1Ilc
Stamped Turkish Guest Tow
els; colored borders.
s yds. Crash, I6c
Five yards of Pleached Twill
Cotton Crash: sold regularly at
DC ysAi.
S yds. Birdeye, 15c
Fiye-yard pieces of iS-inch
AntiseptIc Birdeye: worth 31i.c
piece.
Ioc Tomato Soup, &c
Regular Ioc cans of Camp
BELLS Tomato Soup.
Ioc Peas, &c
Regular 1h cans Of Extra
Quality Early June Peas.
Isc Corn, &c
Regular 1Oc cans Of Extra
Quality Corn.
2 lbs. Sugar, &C
Two-pound packs-es of Best
Grade Granulated Sugar.
Sc Laundry Soap, 2 for &c
Regular &c cakes OF Laundry
Soaps. including Cincinnati o.
inc, Lcno1, L. :. Mail aud Soda
Crystal.
z5c Wizard Oil, ISc
Regular &c bottles of Wizard
Oil. for polishing all kinds of
woodwork and re-oiling Inops.
z5c Coal Hods, I6c
Heavy Galvanized Iron Coal
Hods. 15-inch size.
Ioc Cups, &C
Enameled Drinking Cups. large
size.
sSc Ash Cans, 6sc
Heavy Galvanized Iron Ash
Cans: side handles: fun size.
Sc Knives and Forks, S9c
Sets of six each Silrer-plated
Knives and Forks.
roc Saucepans, sc
Seamless Aluminium Tipped
Saucepans: one-pint size.
SI.z5 Duohesse, soc
So inch Black Satin Dmchesse:
extra heavy quality. rich. satin
face finish.
SI.5o Charmeuse, 69c
40-inch Imported Satin Char
meuse; rich. satin-face quality:
In a good assortment of colors.
Ioc Gird1e Forms, &c
warren's Girdle Forms: full
shaped ana boned; best 10c
kinds.
z5c Thimb1es, &c
SteIlinz Silver Thimbles: well
made; good weight. (Jewe1ry
Dept.)
sc & Isc Handkerchiefs
z for SC
Women's Plain White Hem
stitched Handkerchiefs: manu-
facturer's seconds.
Ioc Toilet Soap, SC
Regular Zoe cakes of Rcnais-
sance Antiseptic Toilet Soap.
zSc Dixogen, I7c
Regular 25c bottles of Dioxo-
gen.
Women's sec Bath
SHppers, 3yc
We8en's Turkish Bath SIP.
Dni essoRted csaoess sises Q
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umns OF The Star.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north of 10th 81

g9.ii-Mary A walters. pemarest. y J.
to Henry A King. 1874 81 av. Dec !:
e,tys,. Palmer 4 Series +S Cedar s'.s.s
all-Isabells : wsll 20 Temple e
Burge. 75l Marcy av. Rklyn. Dec 10;
atty l. \ johnson. i3i Nassau St. 800
18TH ST. ?23 W. n >. :6s " eth av. Tx
30 il-Harold VI steele 10 Rosalie Polk.
2:T W is6th ct. mtg $4,000. Dec -;
atty. r u co. l76 Bway ...........Sl
ST NICHOLAS Az. n W c ls0th AZ. s1Nl20
-ls0th =, Holding Co TO College. Hold
ing co. 32O Bway. mtg t2os,T5o. Dec
Is; attys. Morrison & s. $50 Broad.
ao5TH ST. . :. 100 c 10th Az. sOoxse Ill
James y Butterfly 20 Ek!n Holding CO,
Is Wall ST. Dee Is: atty. F A snow. Is
Wall 81 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17

Duo SunNNN
Incoming Ncsseis-By wireless.

s. Gulfoil. with Conrmaugh, Port Arthur.
SsJ miles southwest of Diamond Shoals At
noon yesterday. -.
sandy Hook M noon.
IS payton, Tuxpln, = miles north OF Dia
mont shoals Al noon.
:, san Jarnjo Galveston, 1875 miles south
of sandy HOOK al : l. NJ
s. L4ns,r. jacksonville. 40 miles north Of
IS Hrriy L scott, Man1anillo, 80 miles
south of sandy Hook at ) =, NJ
IS r. Osldenie, Galveston, - miles south
of Jupiter at noon
=, tolmo, san Juan, 1,lto miles south Of
sandy HOOK ~ noon.
s. Cnraoas. "a GuaNrs, SIS miles north OF
Curacao ~ ; y. ",
s. Astral, sabine, N miles south Of Sandy
Hook at noon,
- CitN Of Mon, somery, savannah, II miles
south of Sandy Hook at noon,
s. ~ Ana Galveston, IN miles south Of
sandy lluok AT l. Il NJ,
: Guaw iulmo. Puerto Mexico, lGi miles
south of SANITY Hook AZ l. NJ
- Moro Castle. Vera Cruz, passed Hoic
iu- Wall at y NJ,
= 'omet Ration Rouge, sal milo+ north
Of Jupiter AZ mon.
:. Nutll,-. sew Orlnlu. In mules north
west of ToriUgl. o. noon.
= FL Muudo ',.'N'- 1u ' males south
east -, Galveston oar 81 noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
SATISFIED
with name and address ot lender
Attorney

with name and address Of lenders
LEXINGTON Az. I437-l4I9. = . cor aa,h
II, Sisso. Dec 10. i9lS-Msrks l. Frank
10 VIM .Go'astone; atty. Albert "
h9ny9s" 40 bwGY ...... 5000
buchanan. Taverstraw. y Y. to Maud.
= Han; atty, wm II ~Brinckerhor. IS
FoKT whsiiiNGroN Az. W :. 100 $ isoth
- \ soo.2 W kinsshridge RI. runs W
isa $50 to beg. Dc a. iMsis-ei..dor
Res 10 4 Monroe Dyer. sttys. Kan
ST F %Ticiihi6Gi.AEs; ~. h~s egr iiiisi;ih; $, '' CHS SSG
Cectp mtg on prop. Mar 3. islt-
Heumanns, Inc, TO Geo { Engel Co.
attys. Wesse.man & X. IS Liberty
SANE rhorEn'TY, mtg on lease, &c, Mar
q, lel5-Samc TO same attys. same. $1,000
''ii 5pst@,I5,iia.' ., Wi i. i &o:sissctnsss E / RSos ay;
% Isabella > Wall; atty. 7 G Co. d5S
HtDsGx sr. IS. e.. a. pominick st. runs
g 20 81 TO II = land Nv Bazsn X " 20
~ to beg, Aug J !; iS w,oaG Re-
II Ns'F b. VIII Wis s. i Park Row .Ss4 ;" $500
!. Ns'A nov ss;,s 81 J HiS'at "Ss
ism 1t. atty. A Rabino,itch, go
TTm ST. $ :. 2'25 " 9Th av, is.iixi0O.5,
Fannl" + Eiu.tcin. - Il 7.i st. and VIM
Eiust"ln. ~ L. 5tth -. eNrs and trus.
uttys. Rose 4 rutzel. 12s Bway s?5. 600
~ Az, n " :. 77.5 u llth tt. IS loNl03.3.
MAY ~. l9ll-CarOlinc A Sims TO
RUthortIrd Realty Co; attys. Wells q
Snedeker, ~ Nassau .......... $1,000
CHERRY ST, n >, 1910 e Roosevelt ST. runs
n ljd- to New Chambers So X > Q
363 , 80 \ = % to II cherry 81 x
W 20 to beg. Jan -, isoo--Hy { Overing,
Youkers. y y. to Leonard Ames; atty,
Cha- T. Lhtting 70 Pine 49,. $1,000
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n . cor l0sth ST, 5ON
100, Aug ~, l9l5-Authony A Palermo
CONSTR torpn ~ the y Y Trust Co;.atty;
Freik \ SNOW, - Wall st....s.oo 600
18th ST. n a.. $50 W amsterdam aN, 5ON
901i. April 81. l9~l0-Jerone j and sadye
wilson to Jeanuette Monhsimer. COL W
listh RI, atty. Mortimer Lauzlt!,. u
4sTH ST. = :, 80 " 9Th av, lsllalOO.b,
July 20, I~gll-Therest : Drlscoll to
Eugene jules ReHuhrs, 100 W +Sih At,
atty, Wm j Rolger, lAd Bway. ,.Sl3,5 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17

tManhattan Island. north Of iioth ST
ST NICHOLAS Az. 1905. : e cor ilsth
Ut. lease. &c-ibO 81 Nicholas Ava T.
Heumanns. Dec II. ~installs, 8 y c. attys,
Wesse!man 4 *, So Liberty St. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
LEASING FOR BUSINESS.
Fur Dealers aud Clothing Makers
Take Large Space.

NJ. & l.. Hess have leased through
E. Highlander the westerly store and
basement at 1874 to 40 West Twenty
ninth street, containing 10000 square
feet. for a long term OF years. to Mil
ton Schneider & Co. dealers in furs
Levi Company, the ninth floor at 80
and 80 West Fifteenth street. TO the
Deauville Waist Company.
He'll 4 Stern have leased with Carsteir
& Linnekin the ninth and tenth lofts,
comprising 10000 feet of space. In $3.50
Fifth avenue corner Fourteenth street
Tho lessees are s. Golde a. Sons. manu-
facturers OF clothing.
J.. q. White & Co. have leased the
store and basement at $3.50 West
T~wenty-ifth street to Harris j. Lip
man second loft at 1919 West Seven
teenth street to Gerstein Bros. Company
MAX & Schwartz: top floor at $50 and
452 Sixth avenue to Roseff & Busch
for Spear & Co. the ninth loft at 1876
and l40 West Seventeenth street to Gus
SOW & Nelson.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
westerly store and basement at 100 and
1872 West T~N~enty-fifth street for a tern
OF years TO Chaitin & BORROW; parloI
store at 2S East Twenty-eighth street to
Zachary II. Roe, parlor store at lot
West Twenty-eighth street I II. Nymar
& Co.; store at % West Thirty-frsl
street 10 Joseph Sobel parlor foor a,
10 West ~Thirty-nin,h street TO Nine
Rose. and store at the southeast cornel
Of Forty-eighth street and Broadway
for a term OF years To Nat Lewis.
Charles i. Noyes Company has leased
a portion OF the twentieth fioor Of the
Madison Square Building. 1919 East
Twenty-sixth street, to the Association oil
National Advertisers for Ave years
space on the nineteenth floor to Joseph
Grumet inc also to Frank Frost also
space in the Frankel Building. As John
street. to David Saks.
Bastine a. Co. as agents. have leased
the NTH floor OF 81 Fifth avenue to Lee
Newhouse & Co, n the top floor, 2Sl
Fifth avenue. TO +. w. Hockstetter.
Sidney L.. Warsawer has leased for q
term Of years the frst foor and base.
ment OF 2ls West Th!rty-seventh street
10 T.. c. Carroll.
Spear & Co have rented to the Carl.
ton Waist Company the last remaining
loft In $3.50 West Twenty-ffth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
sHIPWRECKED CREW ARRIVES
Taken on ~ Lake BOat hirh Ncn-
turcd Into Deep Sea.

The little American freight steam
ship Lucy Neff, built for lage service
at West Bay city, Mich. found the
weight and tumult OF atlantic seas too
much for her IN the trip she was making
hIther from Jamaica with n cargo Of
Iogwood, and she foundered on Wednes-
day morning twenty miles east Of Fen
wick Island. She sprang n leak the day
before and ms CAPT Louchrane and his
crew of eighteen men were about to
abandon her, r,sking death in her boats,
the british freight steamship Chasehill
hove In sight.
The Chasehill launched one boat and a
part OF the most fearless of the Nefrs
crew put out another, The two boats
hove lines to the sinking steamship and
all hands were hauled through the tum-
bling seas TO safety and taken aboard the
Chasehill. which arrived here yesterday
from Genoa.
The Lucy Neff was owned by the Goa st
Steamship Company of 32 Broadway.
She was built in 1898. measured 9i6
tons gross and was 2aJ feet long.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

1siST ST, n ., 2Ss W Lenox av, isss IL
Saml Robert ct al agt Cecilia Lazarus
ct al 6amended foreclos Of mtg); atty,
O IL FraenkeL.
LENOX Av. 1s3@City Real Estate Co art
Isaac Townsend ct al tforeclos of mtg ;
atty. II Swain.
il?TH sT. n s. ESQ W Park av. s5xloo. II.
4 18th st. II r. $50 W Bway, l50xss. IL
Surety Rlty co agt lien st a eth Av
Const Co ct al (foreclos OF mtg); attys.
stoddard q Mark.
CATHARINE ST. SO q 55-wm l. Condit
agt Moses Einhorn ct al tamended fore
clos OF MTG: attys. Elkus. Gleason &
P~roskauer.
HONEYWELL Av. 2i4l-Frsnces J Brill
agt Philip Kaufman 4 Son faction Ia
compel specific performance Of contrsct);
atty, L u Ginsburg.
LOT is<. map No l.. Supreme Court, Val
entine agt Brady OF al: map for parti-
tion sale Of that part OF Hyatt Farm.
Path ward--BerthR MeSser aEt William
Crowley ct al foreclosure Of ntg); atty,
J Heidermer.
JENNINGS sT, IS, 1874. = Union av. ssx
25xiO0: Ritter pi. n q. 1853 e Union sv'
COOK ast Agnes n Prasnsii. ct al tfo,e.
closure Of mtk): attys. Hirleman 4
Vaughan.
G Litwfn agt Marcella NJ Oakcs ct al
(action 10 foreclOse transfer Of tax lien)
atty. J " helfat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
CLUB DEAL BEST
IN REALTY TRADING
Princeton Men Give Principal
Interest to Market-Con-
course Plot Deals.
NEW FLATS FOR 9TH ST.

FURTHER expansion Of the uptown club
colony that has been growing during re-
cen. years in the section comprising the
unper Fift'es and the lower Sixties from
park TO FIFTH was announced
Yesterday by Pease 4 Gilman, who have
ob,alned an option for the Princeton
club on property at the corner OF Park
avenue and Ffty-eighth street. Tho
story OF this deal and the clubs contem-
mated removal Is tod In another
column OF this paper. Like most OF the
other clubs The Princeton Club 10 being
forced up town by the encroachment Of
business on It's old home at the corner
Of Irving place and Gramercy Park.
Aside from this transaction selling In
yeseriay's realty market had to do
principally with the movement in acant
oroperty on and near the Concourse In
The Bronx. Two more large plots there
we're sold yesterday, presumably to be
improved with fats.
Kurz 4 Tren have sold for John p.
Dunn the block front on 1924 street rum
ming from Grand Bolevard and Con-
course to erosion avenue, having q 'front.'
re OF PA feet IN the north eide Of 1924
street. .l75 feet on the east side of Cres-
ton avenue and 1875 feet on h west side
Of Grand Boulevard and ncour This
mot has been thu homestead OF Mr.. Dunn
for eighteen years and has been n Of
the show places OF that section. Il IL
sounded on the west by st. James Park
and on the east by Poe Park.
The Ajea Construction Company has
purchased from Carl Rouvenac through
IL, A, Douglas & Co. h plot Of six lots
on the east side OF Ryer avenue. EXTEND
Ing through 10 Valentine avenue, geo
Zee. south OF lS4th street. The property
fronts rs feet on zach thoroughfare. With
A depth Of 200 feet. Four I'VE story
apartments will be erected on the plot.
This Is the third sale OF the property By
the same brokers within q month. the
original seller having been the Burke
estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
SCIENTISTS BUY IN BROOKLYN.

Trustees Of the Second Church of
Christ Scientist. now located at Eigh-
ty-sixth street and Fort Hamilton Park
way, have purchased a plot so by 100
fe't on the south side of Sixty-seventh
street. adjoining the new Bay Ridge
High School Construction of a new
church for Bay Ridge Christian Scien-
lists - 70 he started on this site next
year According to present plans. the
ne" structure will be erected at a cost
OF about $4,000. In general 1t will con-
FORM to the architecture OF the high
s'nool building. The plot to DO built
upon consists OF four lots. facing Bay
hIdse Park. They were acquired from
me TILE Realty and Mortgage Company
o. Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
LEASES HOTEL. possrRr,

The Hotel Bossert at Montague. Hicks
and Remsen streets. on the Heights In
Brooklyn. has been leased for a long
term to the Brooklyn Heights Hotel
Corporation. Burton +. White. former
manager of the Madison Square, presi-
dent. Mr.. White. who is associated with
substantial Brooklyn Mo Manhattan
financial interests In the new venture,
has had charge Of the hotel for the Bos-
serts during tho past six months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
PLEA FOR PUBLIC COMFORT.
Civic Bodies work for 1000
Madison square Ststion.

Moved by the possibility that tho
hoard of Estimate might reduce IL, an
preparation for a new comfort station IN
Madison square Park, six civic bodies
nave appealed 10 the board to appro-
pirate $4,000 for a new station in Mad.
ison Square Park.
br. Donald t., Armstrong of the As
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition. -,
the Poor, who has been active in ,he
eHort 10 get a more suitable structur,
Tor Madison square. said Yesterday thai
at least 100000 would be needed TO Civ
the city such a structure as is needed in
n location like Madison square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner Philadelphia, sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. will take mail,
closing at $40 4, NJ, for Europe. except
Germany, Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg,
Bulgar1d, Turkey the Netherlands. Nor
way. sweden and Denmark; also for Africa.
West Asia ana East Indies.
Tho Russlan-A American liner Kursk. call
ing tomorrow for Archsngel. will take
mail, closing at 10 A. NJ, for Russia.
The steamship Shonga. sailing Tomorrow
Tor MoutoNih ana cape Palinas. Will take
mall. closing ut 1880 A.. NJ, for Liberia
when specially addressed only.
TIL" French liner Eypagne. sailing TO-
morrow for bordeaux. will take mail. clos
his. Switzerland. Italy. Spain, Portugal.
Egypt. Greece. British India. British East
Africa, Siam. Malta. Gibraltar. Csylon.
Straits Settlements, Dutch Eat Indies
West Australia and Persia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
DOUBLE FLATS SUITES,

Plans were filed yesterday for adding
ten suites more to the five story fiat
house at 500 West 1:lst street, thereby
accommodating twenty-one families In
stead OF eleven. The Model Home Land
Company Is the owner. Sidney +. OPP
penheim Is the architect and has esti-
mated that It will cost $1,000 to make
tho change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
TERRACE GARDEN RENTED,

The Terrace Garden Company, formed
at Albany with a capital of $50, 900, has
secured from the i. 4 N. Schaefer Brew
ing Company "A ten years lease Of Ter
race Garden on East Fifty-seventh and
Ffny-siEhth streets west OF Third ave-
nue.. Adolph Suesskind. who has been
connected with the place for fifteen
Years. will head the new company. Sew
eraI months ago a receiver was appointed
for the old company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17

The estate OF Robert Christie. Jr.. has
sold to John A. Eckert Of New York IA
tract or 100 acres Of shore front at Sag
Harbor adjacent to North Haven. This
10 one OF the largest tracts of water
front sold In the past few years on the
EAST end OF Long Island. Theodore s.
Hall was the broker in the transaction.
Raymond Smith has sold nine acres OF
waterfront on Centre Island to e. y.
stewart. six acres on Centre Island to
George Bullock. nineteen acres Fleet
property at oyster Bay owe and the
property Of Capt. John r. Underhill to
Acosta Nichols.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
MRS. ANDERSON TAXES BLDG.

Elizabeth NJ Anderson has bought the
twel,e story loft building at !? to IS
Ast Thirty-first street from Charles
L. O'Shea. who bought he property In
a foreclosure action last month for
125o,00o. Mrs. Anderson. who 10 tho
owner OF the Bonwit Teller Building at
tue sou,heas; corner of Fifth avenue
and Thirty-eighth street n several adj
Joining properties valued In the millions.
took title to the Thirty-irst street prop
erty vest rday from Mr.. O'Shea who
only yesterday secured The fee TO the
realty from the referee in the action.
Mr.. O'Shea acted In the matter for Max
" warburg Of HAMBURG, Germany. who
held the mortgage on the property. Mr..
warburg has given a new mortgage for
3:sl. 900 on the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
MORE BRONx A

Tho Macwii Building Company. Fer
dinand AtcManus president. will erect
" nve story apartment houses on the
north side Of 139th street 500 feet east
OF st. AIMS venue 50xss. at a cost OF
500. 900. from plans by Moore 4 Land
siedel.
Gronenberg & Leuchtag have COM
pleted plans for two I'VE story apart
ments. q 5s.6xs0. to be erected by
Charles NJ. Rosenthal on the east side
Of Grand rel IFS feet south of 1s0th
street. They will accommodate nifty
two families and tho fronts will DO OF
tapestry brick. granite and limestone.
Tho houses will cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.--The crnI..,
Baltimore and hattleship Louisiana hnys
arrived at Norfolk; cruiser RrookIyn n,
Cavite; cruiser Columbia at Crlstobai cni'
Her Cyolops at Lamberts Point, %colI,sr
Iris at Tobar! Ray and cruiser New Or.
leans at Acapulco.
The tug Potomac and submarines o.
O.. Ga, ca and C-5 have salad from
Almirante Bay for Chiriqui lagoon %coiIirr
Celtic from vera cruz for Tampico aud
Canca crete for Alexandria: collier oriont
from Guantanamo for CrlstubnI: cnliI.r
Saturn from ropulobamp for san piegn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Publfc ORerinss Yesterday IN Man.
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
TAT IL vEsEY STREET.

lat ~ VESEY STREET.
by Joseph p. Day.
SECOND .Av. 1890. e $. 1855 n 10th ct.
1919; nye story tenement with stores:
Knocked down to $ $ Rodney At. $4,000
PARK Az. "a, W =. AS n ssth at. ?t.Sxso;
A white L sons Tor a client for. $4,000
ESP sT; 's Sri " s Z % . iG ~ az; ;i.'''''
f sr,ase st. ! saz! ,Ss snN !. , .sSry ,cii, ' s%'d:s:
al sgt Maud X Babcock ct al: partition
TO plaintin for $4,000
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
a !. is.ssssil: 5 story dwisLsti.sns'
:. S': e. a. s- .sr.: "a au. rh sssss., s.n ,ss:s,
etc. Sits; to the plaintiff for .... $4,000
BY Henry Brady.
18th 81. ?o7. w. n.a.s? " Seventh Az.
l,xss;s; 2 story loft bidEZpowsry Saw
, ns.ss Hann s ssse .as xc. & ,,s VS.. ct to a. 1oh Gu.i
Cavanagh for .S26.o 900
BY Samuel MARI.
SUFFOLK ST: iss, W $. i,s Houston
and : story rear ,snem.n,-Georse :
!sses, &C. iis7: to the Lawyers Mis CO
isoTH ST. ass " iis.s SIN av,
lssxss.i IL. . sty dwle-1awyers Mtg CO
W. Kate Frank ct al: due, S0,tt3e6;
taxes. &C. e%oe.6s: to the plaintiff $500
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY George Price.
81 RAYMOND Az. ?5is. = .. 1871 . St
Peters av. 20xioo. vacant-EiiJah n
Ryer vs. Minnie Parmann ct al; due,
u.s7S.s1: taxes. &C, $500: TO the plain:
uu .Vl.bo0
TAT THE BROOKLYN REAL EsrATE
EXCHANGED
by ". j. McPhilliamy = CO.
aos7S-Ham,iton Trust Co ACT Anne
Dunnigan ct al; to Z J senton.. $3.50
10Th Az. n " &. so = " $50 at, %. sxs0-
Sterling Bldg Co agt Ida Meyer ct al;
to the plaintiff. ............... "a. 900
BY william p. Rae.
DEAN ST, n q. S3l " Classon av. 2s.7x
l00. lo-MArgt 7 Ludlow agt Efsler-Jab-
lin Realty Co ct al: to the plain
isT ST. s. iSi.i T,h :v. is.sIicow
Samuel F.. Engs ast Audley Realty Co
ct al; to II s Hegar. .es.6 500
?isT ST. n e 8. s95 e I'd av. 25xioo-
Michael Greco ast Rosina Adinoln. ct al;
TO the plaintiff. 81. 900 over mtg 80, 900
GOTH ST. . $. i2o 18th av.. so.loo-
Eagle Savings q Loan Co sgt Anna G
Grady ct al; TO the p!aintin. .......e5oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-17
sss 900 HOUSE FOR $4,000.

The four story dwelling at 72 Park
avenue, on lot 24.4xS0. 49.5 feet north Of
Th!r,y-elghth street. was sold ut auction
yesterday to william A. White 4 Sons
for a client for $4,000. which midtown
brokers considered a ridiculously low
hcure. The house was offered from The
stand OF Joseph p. Day in a partition
action by Pearl Rechlin against Prosser
n. Eyre and others. 1t il assessed at
$500.
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BUYS BkLyN BLOCK FOR FLATS

John =. Thorsen has sold through the
pe.ach-Levey Company and the Francis
haH company to "A builder eleven lots,
confusing tho block front on the weet
..4e OF seventh avenue from Fifty,eixth
FIity-sevcnth street. The buyer
WI, erect apartments with stores.
h-l-ter Builders have purchased 1851
L'tb'y-S.Xth street. "A " and one-half
'"F3 DrIek " family house.
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SOUTH BROOKLYN HOMES.

Shampan & Shampan havo filed plans
for ten three story houses. ~200xl00. to
be erected by tho Parkside Avenue
Holding Company on the south side OF
Seventh avenue. between Slxtleth and
Sixty-first streets. to cost 800 900.
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i?sTH ST. 20 4. n =. 1858 " Madison
Az. ie.sxss.11: 3 story dwig-Ctisens'
Jr. ct al. exrs; due. - 7osss; taxes,
etc. eit3; to the plaintiff for 80. -. 900
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

27TH ST, 5l6,ls W,,Annie = C"nlSon 20
l. I CO. ieo Bway.. 81
40 Az, l6i0-IAwyers Title & Trust Co -
Simon Levi & eno, 1907 Park av; ATTY;
s5TH sTS.' iii w-ritle Guar & 7 GO to
Saint Mays IRE. hospitai for chiiarcn;
s;,s' I C W ~ - n " iStih st. 's6ss55SS''SSwyV
Peter l. Power to Nathan J Packard, an
West End av; atty. | Josephson, . Beet
sEmMsMTANS ~. W cor Emerson st, COX
IOO-Seaman Const Corpn to Maria tn
iardi, llS W lssth ST atty o EnslandGr
,sTH sr. is E.sam'i' X Jacobs to Lorh,
lard spencer, = f SGD st. attss' Miller;
,sTrHN ST. 20 E-Isame to Jas q King, io5
+ GSih err r H' 81 y Eiinis,cin1
Lausanne, switzerland sttys' RIOS: 4 T.;
,,ttITu fTs' n .. as 7th av. ii7..sxiisS1iin,
Hart, 80 W 18th st; atty, Max NJ Hart,
uotsTysfToSS ST, So. los e ;c;h,rys,ie st, a5,Si
7t.S-Bowery savings Bank TO Dry Dock
savings instn: sti Bowery; atty, y NJ
Az a, 9oi.6-Georse schworer ct al. eyrs
Case 81, Queens co; attys Herzfeld 4
,s : ST co N 3. All" = sthh av. is.loxss.sn
Minerva y Jones. sdn. to Edna Z Jones
and an9; Yonkers; y u atty Harry !,
i.isT ST, 2i2 w-Rose del u Hedden TO
Amalia n del Pine, %s Park av: atty,
T u Co, l1e bWay '$o'oop
Bronx.
N Y TITLE ms co to Columbia Trust 90
e asstsl 500
Ny TRUST co to city, Mtg co q
CITY MTG co to Lawyers Mtg 90 g
osMXSsKiy;. Months. to Lawyer. Mig GGs
poSSD MTG 'GuAR co to Christine wv Z;
sr SGpfnhfMsmA MARTIN. to simon Nj s Gclg'
MASHATTAN MTG co to James
CHELSEA REALTY co to Samuel
sTSEsIRtNS. SAMUEL, to Samuel Stern, 100
TEICHMANN, JENNIE r. to Mary Koe-
BEACON FALLS REALTY 90 10 jcnni"
BUCKLEY. CHARLES !. and ano to Emil
grant Indus Saw Bank ..........si5 900