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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16
LIS 1'E<DENA,
Manhattan.

ETH ct. n =. 1863 q " Of TN sv. runs
n asox . l.9x $ sss 10 beg. Eore-
Isidor Cohn sgt Kate 7, French ct ~
faction to compel determination of
claim. Sc, atty, II Swain
SAITH ST. 302 E@Joseph - wallach agt
Peter Curran ct NJ foreclosure OF mort
gage .ttys, Prince 4 Nathan.
20 Az. . 9. 1908 II n of ssd st. :5N1os-
Joseph q Wallach AIT MARY Christman
ct a. foreclosure OF mortgage; attys.
Prince & Nathan.
DELANCEY ST. .tt- 7e!G Golds,cln sSt A
Fred Silverston- ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage. uttys. Ascher & Go,dstcin.
LOT ~. blk 1879. see 5-'ltv ~ y V sgt
NJ Fannie Todd ct al foreclosure OF tax
lienl; atty, j Hardy.
sOTH ST, u :. e36.l n e q I'd ~. 1s5x
~9s.a-Bcrtha Rupert agt ia Schaefer
ct al ,partitlonl; atty, q ! Kali.
WApSWORTH Az. W =. 80 T. II ~ 18th
81, 75NlOo Ice Heating 90 sgt y Y cay
foreclosc mechanIs' Hens, aitys. Phillips
l.srH sT. n :. 2?5 o. W or G..nox Az, rs,
~qali-Lincolu Trust Go agt william
Green, Jr, Ell al foreclosure OF mort
gage; attys. Bowers & sands.
GATH ST, n y. 40 u = 81 Id av. y
Martin Diskcn & Son, Inc, agt Loretta
y Disken ct q! foreclosure OF mort
rage atty. j = ponell,
bronx.
COIRTLASDT Az, alo--Joseph Handil-
man agt Antonio Palermo faction to
foreclosc mechanics licnj atty, y Good
.seTI ST. 81, TO 2s1 E-Hclen weed =, a.
agt Horace W Gates Ct al foreclosure
OF mortgagel: ATTY, ] e Gulick.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Nov. s.--The following realty
Collateral Holding Corporation. Man
haitian; capital, $4,000; directors. Charles
\. Lindsey. East Orange. ". J.; George
H. Holhert. T.. Hauser. New York city.
ITO william street Corporation. Man
haitian. capital. 10000; directors. ".
hani9lph anderson; Charles y Van Allen
and Harry l.. Blanchard, New York city.
Bulwark Realty Corporation. Msnhst-
tan. capital. $1,000: directors. Charles l..
ueI Lieberman. New York city.
-. Wtlldcl Company. Manhattan: capital.
sl,ooO: directors, Daisy Lippman. Irving
Baum and David Baum. New York city.
Cedar swamp Realty Corporation. Man
haitian; capital. $500: directora william
4. rhine, Nina G. Prime and Robert Van
lnderstine. New York city.
Bernmort Realty Corporation. Brock
lyn; capital. So, 900 directors. Maxwell A.
gantor. Jeanette Meyer and Jacob Meyer.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and n saares' OF lenders at
9TH ST, n 8. $50 . isl av. .s,ecs An
I. Iss6-EIiss Jacobs TO the American
Missionary society; atty, l. r & n 90,
PITT ST. 10. e 8. i.6 n Grand ct. HEN
100, App 30. igO7-Henry HeniE TO sig
mund w Rarasch; attys, Fcltenstein n
n. 800 Rway. ..,,...............s4. t25
WEST Esd Az. n g cor seth At. io2 *
1873, July ., l9it-Mayer & Mayer. Inc.
Isaacs. o. William st......... . $40. 900
ssTH ST. 100 ", $ :, lS5 " Col av. s0x
lo6.l0. oct ~ l9le-Mayer Il Mayer,
Inc. to Abel King & ano; attys, Kurz-
man g. /, 20 Broad st ....... $40 900
is0TH ST. NJ >, l.0 e Audubon av. 50xl00.
June 2, lsl5-hcnnion Constr 60 to Ed
gar Holding 90, 81 Union Square; attys.
!ese a connolly 30 Nassau st $1,000
MADISON AZ. II . cor 57th ~. runs a
l5o X u luoo y W 90 y = 70 W X
Ky "a 20 q ~ \ = 1f1 10 beg;
Jhiy H. i'vV MMhu,Snn I've REFORMED
rnurun m "unnIs inau O. rrnst
90 at'ys' Iuthe'' R'lH'oh a H., .: WI.
tsn ',.,c s1o,ooo
HNME Ihoir-i,i ""S = I'VE same 70
uSnhp,ATt1n sSSTr' s'"'ea7is' iv,.tins ;oo,ooo
?Sxs75i horstl9 St. : s. ?5iie Wash:
,nst9 ~, S,no,a'' IAN :, leut. Jno j
S'su."y W,rv a :" vpmrm or person
/ T&Tc GO. 100 Bway;...u.;;s i5o6o
co, t.th 81, 'llXlillx
~ ,Nl,o' Jan ~, isut-haS niond q Dor.
reI'a uu ruS " Nna'aTnee H,tno 70, 70
49, "E' '' .qo nno
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BUILDERS BUY UPTOWN SITES.

FREEMAN STREET-kurz & Uren, with
l. j, ~Greenherger. have sold s27 and
VIZ freeman street, two three story
back two family dwellings, on lot
SDtNioN irregular. TO an investor.
NAL PLACE-Slawson q Hobbs have
0!d for August Sohierloh two lots
on I'll" west side of Hall place, about
600 t,e' south OF 18TH street "A
'ra'ue dwelling on Elizabeth avenue,
Linden, y. j., together with ten lots
o. ir, g street at the same place.
ms property was given In part pay
meAt for the northeast corner OF Sher-
ma Avenue and 207th street, re-
cent? s.ld by Paul Halpin.
iH'SlE''F AVENUE. - Charles f..
Dempsey has sold for the Vessel
'oAs'Tu. tou Company 242S Prospect
avenue, % six story apartment house.
o. plot %, sxl14, the second of a row
~ i've new houses disposed OF by
me sellers. The property was held
al S,.oUO and was purchased for
Investment by Jacob Reich.
LENIN1rON AVENUE. - BENJAMIN
hefr.'H.u has sold for the estate OF
Augustus NJ. Openhym to Michael ID.
HoulIHlu 232 Lexington avenue,
northeast corner of, Thirty-third
street, a Ave story nat, on lot 26.Sx
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HOPPERS IN mo l.. I. DEAL.

Isaac A. Hopper has bought from
Samuel X. Jacobs a tract Of thlrty-nve
acres at Bay Side. l.. l. The property Is
part OF the Oaks. the old Taylor estate,
which was one Of the best known places
In nearby Long Island for many years.
Mr.. Jacobs bought It about two years
ago. The area taken by the Hoppers
adjolns the Oakland Golf Club. II is 20
he developed as a fine country house
colony. many members OF In Oakland
'lub having shown a willingness 70 sup
port such a colony by buying sites there
for fine homes. These houses will cost
from $4,000 up. as IL is the plan of the
new owners to restrict the Improvement
OF the property 20 buildings costing not
less than that figure. sites will also
he restricted to nothing less than
seventy-fve feet. The sites are In one
OF the best parts 81 the Bay Side section.
adjacent 10 Broadway and centres OF
interest In the fashionable little Long
Island town. The thirty-ive acres have
been held at s275, 900 by Mr.. Jacobs.
who still retains a good part OF the
Taylor estate ever though he sold some
OF II about a year & to the Oakland
Club. The old Taylor homestead was
leased last summer by the vitagraph
Film Company.
Mr.. Jacobs bought last month from the
Hoppers the loft building erected by
them on the site Of the old Burlington
through John c. Prendergast. For this
reason a connection is seen in the loft
transaction and the deal OF yesterday.
which was negotiated by August Nc
Connell. Mr.. Jacobs laughed when asked
" there was any connection. The story
is that the loft building was given in
exchange for the Bay Side property.
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SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY. OF NEW
YoRKIwARREN cRUIKsHANK. as sub.
ssiiin'sd Trgit..t c'f;i p,sin'in; against
Defendants.
Ia pursuance Of a Judgment 81 fore
closure and sac, duly made and entered IN
Tho 18th day OF Juiy. 1915. the under.
Esehsnse ssiesroomn, No Mis "vc.ey
street. in the Borough of Manhattan. cry
OF New York. on the eth day OF December.
1873 al. u o'clock noon on that day. BY
JOSEPH r. DAY. Auctioneer. the prem
iser directed by said judgment to be sold.
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land. with tn. building and Improvement
thereon erected. situate. lying and being
In The Borough OF Manhattan, IN the city
of New York. being In Block Number 1874
in section Number / as shown on the land
map OF tho Clty OF New York AMI bounded
and described rs follows. Beg inning at a
street. distant one hundred and twenty
nine tesb feet more or less eastwardIy,
and Lisp"nard streets. but at or opposite
the westerly line Of an Independent wall,
bein. the westerly wall OF the building
erected on the premises herein described.
thence running southward,y and parable!
with Church street but along the westerly
line Of said Independent wall so far as IN.
same extends ninety-three 1881 feet and
four 90 inches. thence eastwardly and
nearly parallel with fAspenard street
tMsn'N-tnree i.Hl leet morN or 4ess nut 10
4 poin, opposite the middle I'm. Of a cor
tain party wall. thence north~ Arily and
again parallel with Church street bat to
and through the centre line Of SAID party
wal ninety three CySD feet Ave and one
hall t5Lb inches TO the sou'herly line Of
LispenAri street. and thence westvardly
along the southerly line OF l.ispenard street
tweuty-thres t.3i feet more or less 20 the
poin, or place OF beginning, said premises
being known by the street Number ~ LIS
penari street.
Dated. New York. November 18th. 1913,
FRANCIS W POLLOCK. Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plain
TN, 80 Wall street. borough Of Man
haitian, city OF New York.
The following IA a diagram NJ the prop
er,y to he sold. It's street Numbe Il ~
Lisp-nard street:
rispenard St~~cf.
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j. +. James & Son the nfteen family
apartment house at III Amity street,
near Clinton, on lot 25xi00. for Justus
Morris.
n. Rubinstein and I. Freedman have
sold 95f-53-b5 st. Marks avenue three
modern apartment houses, for s, Green
TO an investor: the northwest corner OF
Fffty-fourth street and Fourteenth ave-
nue. to a builder who will erect two
apartment houses 20 Clinton street, a
five story bachelor apartment house. for
the Lurwal Realty Corporation. to an
investor. They also sold the southeast
corner OF Vandeveer and Jamaica ave-
nues to a builder, who will Improve the
plot with six two story and store brick
buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

President Rvllcshv has announced that
the financing plan OF the standard Gas and
Electric Company has been made effective
in accordance with his letter to shsrehold-
an Issue Of 50, $50, 900 twenty year i per
cent. notes, Of which s. 600, 900 are to be
taken by the shareholders.
The Alliance Gas and Power Compnny
has appealed to the Ohio Itiitles Commis-
sion from the rates fixed hy the civ Conn
ell ~ Alliance OF q cents and 3 cents a
kilowat hour for electric light and power.
The present rates are leia cents and .
cents n kilowatt hour. The company a..
hscatory,
The Great Western Power Company has
sold si,5oO,o00 ten year & per ccn;. cons
bright & co and T. II Rollins n Sons. sub
1cct to approval by the California Railroad
Commission, The PROCEEDS win be used
FOR tho retirement OF $1,000, 900 d per cent.
notes OF the Western Power Company. due
March !, 1917, for the construction Of a
second high tension transmission line, and
Tor "A third cable across san Francisco Bay.
The latest statement Of earnings Of
the Northern Ohio Traction and Light
IN al items, both for, september aud
the nine months ended September 80.
September gross earnings were s3t0 az,
an expansion OF sso,a6l, compared With
.56, and the surplus after charges was
s75,0l3, an increase Of slO,l1O ov'r last
year. For the nine months ended S"ptom-
her 30, gross earnings aggregated s@,seh,-
we're Sl,7%s,7 1888, or s3a,7l5 better thar for
the corresponding period last yea. whic
tho surplus after an charges was s6isois,
= Sain Of ta,Sss.
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HECKSCHER ADDS
57TH ST. HOLDINGS
Takes Over Kennedy Property
Valued at $780, OO-Bings
Pay High on Park Ave.
BIG SALES IN SUBURBS

August fIeckschers confidence in New
York real estate 10 d frm that despite
N. fact that he Is engaged In two big
op.rat,ons, one at Madison avenue and
Forty. second street and the other at
Madison avenue and Thirty-eighth street,
h. has added a parcel valued at $3.50. 900
N his holdings. The realty Of the
Kennedy estate at . and . West Fifty
seventh street. extending through the
block TO ! West Fifty-sixth street. was
secured by Mr.. Hcckscher through Clark
r Chambers yesterday. although as
Early as Ave weeks ago stories Of q
chang. in the ownership Of the Kennedy
real estate were heard through the Fifth
avenue section. Mr.. Heckscher owns
m. southwest corner Of Fifth avenue
and Fity-seventh street. the site Of the
Old whitney mansion. which ne bought
several years ago. It Is improved with
a building erected merely to carry the
nruper,y until he is ready to improve
IL In 1913 he bought the property
between the Whitney and Kennedy prop
critics. 50 that Mr.. Heckscher now owns
a plot :27.5 feet on Fifty-seventh street.
1905 feet Oh Fifth avenue and rs feet
on Fifty-slxth street. II is one Of the
largest and most valuable properties in
the section available for business i'm
movement. Mr.. Heckscher said a few
weeks ago IN speaking Of the twenty
story building he Is building at Madison
avenue and Forty-second street that he
proposed to erect a similar size struc-
,ure on Fifth avenue Inc Fifty-seventh
street. II is possible that tho time has
arrived for this improvement, now that
he has secured the Kennedy realty.
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HUBERT BUYS $500, 900 ESTATE.
steel Man Takes Bayne Property
At white Plains fsr ResiAe.ce.

Conrad Hubert. president OF the
American Ever Ready Company. who
last week added the seventeen story
Goupil Building, on rorty-fth street.
to his Investment holdings, has lust
fought the country place Of g. q.
Bayne In Westchester county, as an
all year residence. The Bayne property
consists of forty-fve acres, about
equally distant from White Pleine and
Mamaroneck. a modern dwelling, ex.
tensive gardens, tennis courts. pergolaa,
IND outbuildings for employees The
property Is regarded as one Of the
show places Of w~estchester and was
held at $4,000 II has the oldest
stone bridge In the county and was
Formerly owned by a Quaker family,
who lived there during the greater part
OF the last century. The property Is
surrounded by the country seats Of the
late Whitelaw Reid, Tvhebaud and Harri-
man. and adtoins the Gedney Farma
william +. Day was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16
MORT HOMES ron FLATBUsH.

Fred 81 Smith has sold for the es-
'a'e OF loun l.eiferts 10 Peter J. Collins
:, POT of lots at the southwest corner
:. Bedford avenue and Rutland road.
.ooSl0o feet, The purchaser Is getting
oI pld's Tor the erection of eleven three
,oFy private residences of a high class.
me Whole operation will involve an ex-
T%nd!ture OF $780, 600.
The hockmore Realty Company, Inc.
neAry ltockmore. president, has pur-
sassed the southwest corner OF Forty
ssaath street n Sixteenth avenue from
,s.ehore bennet, the plot being 100xl00
sUt, Tor Improvement. The same COM
tPsnny has sold tho following dwellings /:
a.. tiderts lane. a two story brick
u"eulng, On lot lsxl00, to Matthias
SSch 9ili Forbell avenue. a two story
s,.eK dwelling. on lot 1sxi00. to Kate
Game and the northwest corner of
.vrpe'i and Glenmors avenues. = two
10y two family brick dwelling. on
", .oSloo. 20 Lu0Nls A. Baese.
"ehry Pierson AGA have ~ With
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HARLEM PROPERTIES IN Tp ADE

Frank Wanier II tho buyer OF the
siore property at the southwest corner
OF the Grand boulevard and Concourse
snd Forihum road. lie gave In part
pay meu 20 the Gaines-Roberts Com
rany 80 lcnox went a o u story
snt basement dwelling. on lot 19xS0.
az feet north OF ICED street, also the
four story HAT at 25i West 126th street.
o. lot @JN32l II, between Seventh n
Eighth avenues. The Bronx property
consists Of u group of one story stores
occupying "a plot fronting 1858 feet on
The Conooursc and lll.6 feet on Ford
nam road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16
THE T MARKET.
Heavy Buying of Copper Causes
Higher Prices.

Recent heavy buying. ~ renu-d copp-r
r9r ISncS.,, and ,]toreiE9 shipment vas
for electroiytic hy the large pr. u,ing in.
teres'> Some additional sale. a., reported
20 have been made betneen lshg 70 istSc,
inll terms. one Of the large interests ask
ing lSA.c. delivered thirty days at The
close OF business hours.
E!e.,trolytic IN London was unchanged
lent to lsiac. delivered thirty DAYS. An
In London to-day The standard market
Wss Up II on spot and los on futures.
noried made for shipment to England,
France, Greco. and Braz.! making total
tons, Imports In September, according 10
Government returns, We're 1900 tons.
which wore tn" heaviest arrivals THIS year
In september. 1871, imports were only 200
tons. The high prices arc evidently bring
Ing out more foreign metal
TIN was again strong aud higher abroad.
brought out freer offerings of spot for
ported at London YESTERDAY. Spot tin was
available her. at approS!uIateli - to So.
November was quotsh'e al t3r. and De
cember at c.-bu II was difncuit to lie.
t..rminc the exact position OF the market.
f S,ra .po, u" Tsss ss Ins %In pP - 10 Elsa
-. equivalent, To ti7s q. T. T. London Tns
standard market at london was mp IL lbs
o. spot and IS los. on future, with sales
Two more steamships have arrived at
New York aud baltimore, bringing lfty
fve tons making arrivals of 1880 tons
since the LIST Of November The ghlrL
from singapore, with 175 tous arrived at
Ruston November Il and l. due at New
York to day or tomorrow The lndraw ldL
from singapore and Penang, IL anoat with
hoo tons and Is due at New York NO
Ncmh'r 20.
Spc,trr was again STRONG and huoyant.
Win stul higher prices asked FOR spot an /
future delivery. Spot at New York Wa.
difiiCult to buy at l7i-c, and tho same pri,s
was asked for NoNembor. The ~. Louis
market was also stronger at l7c. for spot
aud November. January delivery was
New York.
Heavy sales Of lead for EXPORT, follow
ing recent heavy buying for domestic ship
ment. caused the American smelling AMI
Refining company, Yesterday to max" a
price to-day being $40. In nifty ton los
for shipments from Tho West, The -.
Louis market was stronger AZ 5.l7t4c.
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HUDSON MOTOR co. TO BUILD.
Buyer 81 Church Property m West
sixty-seventh street.

The Hudson Motor Car Company IL
the real purchaser OF the st. Matthews
Roman Catholic Church property on the
north side of Si~xty-seventh street, 1876
feet east of West End avenue. which the
Supreme Court recently granted permis-
sion to the church "a sell to Charles d.
Weed for $4,000, The property meas
ures l00x10o.5. m was sold through
the Cross & Brown Company as brokers.
The site will be improved with a six
story automobile building from plans by
Mulliken & Moeller. which were filed
yesterday. The operation will represent
an outlay of about $500, 900. The new
building IL estimated to cost $50, 900.
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the third floor in 40 wes, rh,rty-s,s,h

'He tnlTu nOOr IN Nv West Thirty -e1xtn
street to the Queen Costume Company.
Roy Scherick has leased the tenth floor
In the building at 20-24 West Thirty
seventh street to William wilsnack, i'm
porter of millinery supplies. for a long
term OF years.
The Dinkelspiel- R~owantree Company
has leased lofts at 462 and 46i Broad
way. corner of Grand street, to the
Argyll Company: at 500 Broadway to
Goodkind n kripitzer two lofts at IS
and 81 East Twentieth street 20 the Out
man Novelty Company n simon Dur
lachcr. and a loft at 365 n 367 Broad
way. corne Of Franklin street. TO I. c.
Herman & CO.
NJ. & l.. Hess. with Stephen II. Tying
& Co.. have rented 1900 square feet Of
space In 432 Fourth avenue, from Feb.
r,fary. 1915. for n long term Of years, to
Jordan. Marsh Company of Boston ~
their New York Office.
Tho Julius Friend. Edward NJ. Lswi
Company has leased for Simon Meyer.
executor, TO tho Christman Piano Com
pany the building ut 153 Sixth avenue
for a long term OF years. The structure,
which Is four stories high. Is now being
remodelled. 1t Is between Forty-second
and Forty-third streets.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
a store In $40 and 322 Pearl street to
Haiman Fr1edwald and John +. Mehr-
tens; the store And basement at 1875
William street to the Union Gard and
Paper Company. and space IN 81 and
20 Ann street to Frederick J. Glddings.
Louis kempner 4 Son have leased the
store at 2254 Broadway in the Eighty
FIRST Street Theatre Building TO Herman
Parkus and Max II. wurtzel for q Japa-
nest art and novelty business.
The f.. X. Wood. W. II. Dolson Com
pany has leased the storc at sol West
1890 street to Morris Lev!e. and. with
l. Tanenbaum, III southerly store at
2i55 Broadway to Adolph Cans.
Seide 4 Harris and Ludwig c.. Traube
have leased the house at 1928 Madison
avenue TO the Dakota Democratic Club
OF the Twenty-sixth Assembly district.
L. Tanenbaum Realty Corporation has
leased a floor In l4l-l45 West Thirty
sixth street to Louis Felsenheld. manu-
facturer Of ~raincoats for a long term
Of years
John J. Kavana&h has leased the
southerly store at the southeast corner
OF Seventy-ffth street and Park ave-
nue. to George II. Greasy also a store
In 1913 Park avenue to Alexander Sa-
rony and Ralph Livada
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RECORDED LEASES
Manhattan

BROAD ST. :5-33, . cor EvchaHs. ri,
l1N60, part LIST story "a south wing
Broad Exchangc "a 90 AcS Reht.nd,
2iN3 Marion av, 3 yrs from MAY /. lylS.
ATTY. J Il Berry. = william -
$4,000 & sa25n
sTH Az. 1920, str. h 4 s rms on "a floor
Jacob SpIngenberI TO Adam Arras, --99
sth aN, ) yrs from FEB l. Isle.
$3.50 to 1850
Az A iH.5i. store & othc.-Adolrh Weiss
20 Bent fenigstein on promises, Yrs
lsiTH ST. 30 ", store & bill Rosenberg
TO Tony Basilo'ta. 30 W lSith ST, 5 yrs
trom May !. 1915. a;ty. Walter CONWAY,
MADrSoN Az. iSls. s,or. & J ooms-
l.udwlg c Traube. eSr. TO Joseph Bush
Ter, 1913 Madison aV, : yrs A. $40 days
from oct ., 1917 atty, Morris kohn,
l7.3 Lexington $1,000
HANkMENER Az, l2lS. sll-Kilrer New
man u Auguste. Sth'lke, i3e Mount Yer
non av, Mount VERNON, y Y. ; yrs from
Nov -; atty. A hupfels Sons, So 4
isiST sT. s?l y. stor. ScEAnni. Fine
gold to Michele Gszzo, s2l + 1915 st. )
yrs from June /. 1916. attys. Arthur
We'll 4 60. 7s6 Prospect v....... $3.50
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DAY NURSERY ENLARGED.

O.. Joseph's Day Nursery has pur-
chased through Edward j. Hogan from
the Ward estate tho four story high
stoop dwelling At 469 West Fifty
seventh street. The new building will
ls extensively altered and will be oper-
stei N conjunction with tho present
holdings of the nursery. HE are at
~ West F~I.ty-sevcnth street. The st.
loserh's bay Nursery Is a well known
charity, taking care OF some eighty
infants daily. and IL In charge of the
Sisters OF ST Dominick OF the Holy
Rosary. Il was established In a small
hoIs. on Yves: SiXty-thlrd street In 1890
and has since been supported by private
subscription.
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The Approximate amount % tho lien or
charge. fn satisfy wEIrh me above to-
scrih"l property is to nr sold. = THIRTY
three Thousand and uincty-hve tSat00
Dollars. with Interest thereon from tNH 9th
day Of Juiy. l9ls. less tho sum Of El,,,u
hundred Dollars paid ON dg,ouU; ~ same,
together with IN" costs and allowance
amounting 20 Three hundred eighteen
1900 Dollars, with Interest from july
18Th. 1915. together with IN" expenses Of
the sale. The approximate" amount ~ tn"
taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other Items, which are to- he allowed to the
purchaser our Of the purchase money. or
paid by the i;cfc~oe. is Two hundred So,
eufv.one lr-luO Dollars and Interest.
The premises VIII he sold subject to
PARTY wal agreement recorded IN the nrlce
81 the Register ~ the county ~ Sow York
IN lhhor go of touveNanoes, Page -N4.
patci Sew York. November lIth, l9'5
ENA\ClS " ENLLDNk. Nc.n-en
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-16
LEASE MOTOR BUILDING SITE.
Nordyke & Marmon to Duila on
Plot on West 02d street.

Tho Cross & Brown Company has
leased the property, 60x1O0, at ~ and
~ West Sixty-second street. on which
will be erected a Ave story automobile
salesroom and service department. The
lease was made for the White Sewing
Machine Company Of Cleveland. Ohio,
to Nordyke & Marmon OF indianapolis,
Ind. Tho present building on this site
was the first to be used by an automobile
concern in this location. the White Com
pany taking possession in 1908, The
new building is designed to meet the
requirements OF the present laws govern
ing the use Of buildings for tho automo-
bile business. b. Hustacs Simonson is
the architect.