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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
NEW $50, Ooo, 900 ERIE BONDS. .
lssue Is for Purpose of Paying on
Railroads Notes.

The directors Of the Erie Railr,sad
authorized yesterday an issue of SEQ
100000 general mortgage 4 per cent
Convertible bonds, which will proba bly,
Ne underwritten By a syndicate headed
by j. 7. Morgan & Co. and offered to
stock holders OF the Erie at SIS. The bonds
will be convertible into common stock
az the end of two years at so. The
purpose of the new issue Is to provide
funds for the paying or of $40. 900. 900
) per cent. collateral trust gold notes.
which mature on April l., 1916, and tho
$4,000. 900 81. per- cent collateral trust
notes, which mature on April 1. 1917.
The M ST recent %finans,ing done by the
Erie was in February and April of the
present year. In February the Erie sold
81, iOO, 900 Erie and Jersey first mo tgage
bonds and So. 900 900 Geilesse River first
mortcage bonds. In April of this year
10000 900 8 per cent. collateral gold
notes were sold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
May ASK LAWS ON
WAR TAX DODGING
Four Companies. With NJ Par
Value Stock, Avoid Paying
L. s. 1886, 631.Y5.
OTHER LOSS no TREASURY

1s III, result Of an investigation by
.sclals Of the Treasury Department into
N, incorporation Of new companies with
.,ocks Of no par value n h changing
A. old stocks having u par value into
..curities without par value 1t is prob
able that the matter will be called to
the attention OF Congress. with the re-
oueet for new legislation.
The Treasury Department a learned
ina, since tho collection OF the war tax.
under which the United States Govern
ment receives Ave cents IN every 800
NJ every new security issued by COM
many, association or corporation. there
has been n tresuendous increase In sccur-
INV ,ssues of no par value. The Govern
,nent receives no tax on these issues. Al
last four big security issues have been
made since the collection OF the war tax
hesan These were made by the kenne-
colt copper Corporation. the Cerro de
pasco copper Company. the Submarine
Boat Corporation and the lnterborough
Consolidated Corporation.
Another matter concerning the trans
Ter tax has beesn called to the attention
OF the Treasury Department through In
yestigations conducted by George n.
Lowe, Collector OF Internal Revenue.
This is that on the transfer tax on securi-
Ties Of no par value DR. with a par value
q, $50 the state OF New York gets more
revenue than docs the Government OF the
United States. For instance, on the
transfer Of 100 shares OF stock OF $50 par
value like Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany stock the STATE OF New York gets
81. while the United States Government
gets but 81.
The Treasury Department plans to ash
Congress to change the laws OF the
nation regarding the tax on securities &C
that they will conform to those OF the
state Of New York. which provide for q
certain tax or every share Of stock H.
sued and a transfer tax on every share
Of stock: no matter what its par value.
The four new companies which were
Incorporated with stock of no par value
after the war tax law went into efecl
about a Year ago nave a total OF 7.132.'
ss7 outstanding ahares. Were these
shares OF 500 par value or of any pa
value the Government would ave re
ceived 1855 631. So. As 1t is the Gov
rrmen received nothing.
The Government is also unable 10 col
lect transfer tax on the shares of thes'
stocks, which have. been actively traded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
N. Y. RAILWAYS TO END SUITS.
Offers TO Buy Claims Of Creditors
Before ReOrga niAatiOn.

The New York Railways Company an
nounced yesterday that In order to end
the litigation which grew out of the
New York City Railway and Metropoli-
tan Street Railway receiverships tho
company had acquired the claims of the
principal general creditors against the
New York City Railway Company upon
the basis OF 45 per cent. of the face
mount of the claims.
Tho New York Railways Company
now offers to acquire the claims OF cred
itors of the New York city Railway
Company which V not been acquired
under the reorganization plan of the
Metropolitan company on IA basis OF 80
per cent. of the face amount, Payment
will be made Oh January Is II the offer
In accepted before that date and ap-
proved assignments and releases are de-
posted with ~ auAra nty Trust Com
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
FLATS on BOSTON ROAD LOTS.

The Hudson Realty Company has sold
TO Philip Edward Ittman and Marks
Wolf a plot of over ten lots on the
south side of Boston road, Including the
corner of Bristow street ard Stebb!ns
avenue. on the site lttman X Wolff
Will erect four five story modern dpart-
ment houses ron plans by William
Hoppe. The property was held at $780,
600. A building n permanent loan Of
$l95, 600 has been secured from the
Lawyers Mortgage Company. Simon J.
Bloom negotiated the sale and secured
the loan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

the Cen Brayton ives estate ct o.
shining. N. T.. for a country horne. The
estate consists OF ssvsnty-eiSht acree
on the Hudson River. where II has a pri-
vats dock. II 10 considered n Of the
finest in this part Of tho country.
There Is a large brick house, modern
In every way, and a Colonial house. Q
Christmas' VA written by Clement c.
Moore In the parior Of this house
There n = brick stable large enough to
accommodate seventy-hve horses. also q
gardeners caktaEs and other cottages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

Capt. l.. l.. Reach, from Of the
Washington ~ command the Teunessec.
Capt n G. Decker, from Of
tho Tennessee 10 command the Washington.
Lieut.. Commander + T. McCrury. from
Connecticut Aircraft Company, New Haven.
Conn, to Portsmouth ward.
Lieut.. VI j. Peterson. from recruiting
station Great Lakes
Lieut. \. q Olson. from, Grea, Lakes
training station tn recruiting station, -.
Louis.
Lieut. W q Grcrman, from the Sacra.
mento 10 the NeNad,
Lieut.. II II 81 Lennon. from tho War
ringtou ia the CouNngham
Lieut. G Y Blackburn from the Conyng
ham to command N" Realc.
Ensign v H., E'sherg from the Texas
to postgraduate course, Naval Academy.
Ensign u ltovce. from tho TEXAS 20
postgraduate course Naval Academy.
Ensign Il. W Fcrrell, from the New
Jersey to postgraduate course. naval
AcademN,
Ensign v T. Corhrauc, from the Rhode
Island to postgraduate course, naval
Academy.
Assistant Surgeon G. Il. Baker. from tho
IaducAh to Guantanamo naval station,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
LOFTS AND STORES TENANTS.

Georpe n Read N Co. lave leased
.econd soor in 127 Fifth avenue 10 Her
man first loft In Is West
S.y.,tsenth street to Greenberg Press
snace in ll,-l1S FIN avenue TO Fluid
Tra,he A. Co floor I'm 3 East Thirty
efth stree. TO A. Arzouian third floor in
IFS West Twenty-third street to Regal
Trimming Company third floor in 20
West Thlr,y-ninth street to Florance &
ca ioor In 203 Madison avenue to
William Royd space in l22-l24 East
Tventy-6fth street TO J. Billet, J. rving
prier and Silyerberg, Kraft Il Co. space
IN ae2 Fifth avenue TO Mattewan Manu-
yac,ur,ne COMPANY and with CarsteIn 4
IJnnekin space in Same building to
David 7. stern & Co.
tn Charles +. Moves Company has
as..d 81 portion OF the nineteenth foor
~ the Madison SQUARE Building. 1919
C.,st Twen.y-sixth street. to Lipman 4
Riener. and space in the hanover
square building. l3O-l3c Pearl street.
10 lanes I, ITALIAN.
paysor Mel. Merrill ma and
uarh.r, q Schley have leased to Chcl-
seu trbre Mills the entire Broadway
frontage on the eleventh floor In olc
Ev,,b ay.r,,e
NJ -, Hess Inc. have leased for a
form of years larger quarters In the
u.ss Ruiidinp at a54 Fourth avenue
10 Max Melnick the second floor al
4e-53 East Twenty-frst street, contain
inr 7.4OO square feet to Schijeper.
Marks a. Strouse also with Ogden 4
Clarkson. the second floor at 1918 West
Tw~enty-second street. running through
10 l5-l7 Yves, Twenty-trst street, con-
tanning IL. 900 SQUARE feet. to HOFFMAN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
ia Cents Insurance
Ion Contents

When a printer Or publisher
moves into the Hill Building
he finds a host Of his anticipated
expenses surprisingly reduced
and another host Of extras"
entirely done away with.
Take the insurance rate on con-
tents. The Hill Building
carries the lowest rate OF any
building In New York City
IA cents on contents.
Then the freight handling costs
so much less. In the Hill Build.
ing the freight entrance 10 big
enough to drive any truck right
in and up to the elevator doors.
The three freight elevators are
7x10 feet each and q lift 5000
pounds.
Electric current, too, costs less
than usual~c per kilowatt hour,
day or night.
The Hill Building was built by a
publishing concern and In It you
will find every possible convent
ence to expedite and economize
good printing. Two carlines pass
the door; the Pennsylvania Sta.
ton and the ~w Gsseral Post
Office are convenient.
One floor left for rent.
Hill Publishing Company
10th Ave. at 36th ST.
or your u broker.
Send for descriptive booklet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
LIS PENDENs.


MADISON Az. " 8. 50 n ilSth st, tollx
ii0-Nework Trust Co ast charIes
Church et al foreclosure OF mortgages
atty, n X Medina. $500
wIyST END AV, . W cor 7sd st. 2t.&xs5-.
Geo X Allen axt Ellie r Mofntt ct al
tamended foreclosure OF mortSage)
attys, Cary q Carroll
PLEASANT Av, s5l-Ciarice y andre ast
stephen n Jackson ct al faction to re-,
move encroachment. &c); ATTY y I"
Levitt. ~ =,
i%lST ST. . 9, lc5 " Broadway. iooxe9;ii
Theodore y McCaddon agt Murray Hlll
rareJ: attys, stoddard e. Mark.
Bronx.
BRr0os Av, ssIs-Robert w Todd az,
George d Kingaton ct al foreclosure oil
mortgage); atty, y 81 John.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
MECHANICS LIENS.


Az 3, eS-Knickerbocker Metal Ceiling Co
aSt Richard N Lederer. owner d STEM
berg. contractor
Aiapri Trading Co, owner Hattie Is
Dinkeirpiel. contractor tlE',.o
BROADWAY, .is2 to 2ls6 and l'th ~,
22b TO 23l W-william Essmuller ugt
Eva ] Coe. owner; Climax l.easehoIu
Inv 4 n Y Improved Property, Inc, loss.
ees ........s . .... ..'.. .s'''''' s''''
I'd Az, . ., whole front. between SJd q
5Ith ste. y Liberty, sheet Meta
Works. Inc. agt United Cigar Manutac-
turers. Inc, owner; Justin { obrieh;
contractor 'sle'''S
Bronx.
18TH IT. 3t3 E-Builders Concrete con-
tracing Co. Inc, agt Silverson Contr
Co. Inc, iessees and contractors. ~
HONEYWELL Az. 2lIi-Henry q Silleck.
Jr. AIT Philip De Biasi. owner and con-
tractor (renewaD ..........'..si,o,s 10
i<sTH ST. 44s E-Daniel Minister agt john
and Patrick O'Brien. owners; Tim Joro
dan. contractor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
HIGH PRICED WEST END HOUSE.

Walter l.. McCorkle has sold his resi-
deuce at 500 West End venue. north
east corner of Seventy-fourth street. and
Is reported TO have obtained IA figure
around $4,000 from DIR. Charles V.
Palermo. who Is about ready to build "A
fourteen story apartment house on the
adjoining dwelling sites at So2 to 30s
West End avenue. DR., Palermo bought
the latter properties early In the month
from various owners through Slawson &
Hobbs II had plans drawn for the
house by schwartz & Gross. The cor
ner is ~diagonally opposite the Schwah
mansion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
HERzoc TO BUILD ON ssD ST.

The East Elghty-second street Cor
poration. Samuel A. Herzog president,
has bought from Louis Ganzemiller los
East Eighty-second street through o
]. Kavanaugh and Douglas l.. Gilman
4 Co. This acquisition gives the owning
company a total frontage of 96.6 feet.
on which II will start Immediately the
erection OF a nine story Apartment
house to contain apartments Of six.
seven and eight rooms. to be finished
August /. 1915. Douglas L. Gilman q
Co. will be the renting agents for the
new building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

HERMAN $. HOFFMAN, trading as the
National MILDLY Waist Company al. to1
East 10tth street. has hled schedules
showing liabilities s2,it3. nomin assets
e2.20s and actual assets s2.O66.
SELIG & WINTER, INC, manufactures OF
women's neckwear at liz East Nine
teenth street, has filed schedules show
ing liabilities t2,tT7. nomina assets $500
and actual assets SIS3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
NEWPORT LAND FOR A. C. JAMES
New Yorker Increases HIS Hold
lnxs by ~ Acres.

NEWPORT, II. l., Dec. o1.-Arthur Cur
ties James OF New York has further IN
creased his land holdings In this city,
He owns about fifty acres all centred
about his summer home, Beacon iiill
House. His latest addition IL thirty
eight acres OF what are known as the
Glover lands.
This land recently was purchased by
]. X. Sullivan. the owner of other prop
erty In the vicinity. While the transfer
has not been made Officially on the city
records. nevertheless the sale 10 Mr.
james has been verified. He has nc
announced what he intends to do with
the land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
FARM FOR NEWARK FLAT.

Louis Schiesineer has sold the Beaux
Arts apartment at 962 Clinton avenue,
Newark. for the Federal Land. BOldine
and Improvement Company 70 Margaret
c. A. Atkinson for investment 1t ID
q four story limestone building contain.
ing eight apartments, on q plot b7x100.
with an additional irregular plot In the
. q approximately S0x100. The buyer
CAV In part payment a 3i2 acre farm
at Penns Grove. N. j.. on Salem Creek,
in close proximity to tho Du Pont plant
and on account Of the Increased demand
for property In this soctior the new
owners are considering yubdivtding thu
tract and selling In small parce,sL Thu
entire Transaction involved about $780,
900,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
Incoming Ncssels-bN Wireless.

- Comal. Galveston, ~ miles east % Gal.
weston bar At noon yesterday.
= sabre. Mob lc, "a miles south of Dl
moud Shoals at noon.
- Sara,osa. Havana. ~ miles south Of
SANDY Hook "A, ; L. NJ,
- Creole, New Orleans, ~ miles south OF
Jupiter al moan.
S. Marseaibo, La Gunvra. 81 miles south
of sandy Hook M =. VI,
So Clty of Columbus, savannah, & miles
south of Oycrfalls ~ noon
81 Commumpaw, Alexandria, so miles east
OF sandy Hook al noon.
S. III Si.lo, Galveston, crossed Galveston
bar al as y. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
TRAxsAcT1ouGy RECORDED.


sMssa nsys ana sdlrss. e lander and
sddrsss pAsts q arst psst.)
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SITE For 10th ST. APARTMENT.

julius Tfshman & Sons hav bought
through Frederick Zdttel 4 Sons the four
four story dwellings at 30 to SO West
SEVENTEEN street, between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue. The prop
erty. hic measures 79.6xl00.5. was &C
quired by the seller at a partition auc-
ton sale three weeks ago. 1t was an
nounced at the time that the new owner
was an apartment builder. who planned
10 erect a nine story structure. This 10
the type Of house to be erected by Ttsh-
man & Sons. designs for The building
having been prepared by Schwarts 4
GrOas,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

WASNINGTON, Dec, 2lI-Thr oollier
Ajax has arrived at Manila, runhoat
Annapolis Al Topolobampo tank ship
Arethusa at Port Arthur, Texas, destroyers
Rainhridge. Barry, Dale and Decatur at
Manila, cruiser Chester AT Munrovia,
cruiser Cleveland at Balboa, collier Cyclops
ut Guantanamo, tug Iris and DESTROYER
Stewart at tuaymdE, cruiser New Orleans
at La Pu1 and collier Oris1 at Crlstobal
HAY.
for Port an Prince, supply Glacier from
Topolobnmpo for san Diego and repair
ship Vulcan from GUANTANAMO for Cape
HAY ten.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

The block front on the east side of
ST. AIMS avenue. between 13Sth and
l39th streets, 2OO.5X102. 7xl25, improved
with about twenty-five one story stores
and "a moving picture theatre. IL re-
ported To have been sold. The owner OF
record OF the property is tho Garland
Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
BUILDER BUYS HEIGHTS BLOCK.

George r. Read & Co. have sold for
the Roxton Realty Company to the
Haven Construction Company. Charles
Flaum. the block front on the east side
OF Northern avenue between nth ana
I7sth streets. n plot 255xlI2. The new
owners will cree; on the site three high
class apartment houses. marking the
first improvement on any OF the holdings
OF the Roxton company in the Fort
Washington section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

WASHINGTON, Dec. 27-The-c army
orders we're Issued TODAY:
First Lieut. \. \. HickoN. sixth Infantry,
to fu'fport, Miss.
First Lieut.. u y, Hayden, Third
cavalry, 10 Fort Logan, Colorado.
Capt. Il g, Caldwell sixth cavalry, to
Jcfersom Barrn,ks. Missomrl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
OIL CO. n. ). TRACT BUYER.

Tho Tide water OIL Company has
bought from the Abraham ]. Demarest
estate n tract. 4s3x903. on the south side
OF Hook road. between Avenues + and
@, at Bayonne, n. J. The price 10 re-
ported at $50. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
LEASES EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Tho Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has . rented 0 East
Eighty-eighth street. furnished. to Wal
ter Douglas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
C%0TT0NSEED OIL.

N" trad. reaching 20, 900 barrels. Prices
stre moierately higher. Crude oil was
nov being offered at the South. partly
cue 'o Tho holidays, and - "a result bids
oE = failed to dislodga oil. Rehners
yer" Fmong the buyers. Offerings came
ron strrutativc holders. Tenders for 700
ea'ic were reported yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


BROADWAY. 1850 to 1854 and ,th av. sl2
10 SIC Frederick w Moore agt Amos
r Emo ct a., Oct. 30. lgli......s aloo
BROADWAY, l6st-Penn Brass 4 BRONZE
Wks agt same ....... 'F'"'
Bronx.
BATHGATE Az, I620-l622-Glassberg
Manufacturing co. Inc. sgt Philip Wal
t.nberg ct al. Oct 4. lsl5..... S''oss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
nUys LONG ISLAND CITY HOME.

George Il. Clay has sold for Thomas
Mccormick the brownstone dwelling at
1874 Twelfth street, Long Island City. to
Ernest w. Skudder for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
HELL WNNrED-NAIE,


NASTEp-Supt of Rraidi-g MIL on rirr
MerCer!Zed and Silks, must bc thorouchlv
practical, state age. experience aud salary
wanted. references required. Apply l.. e..
box IA sun office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28

Shampan & Shampan have filed plans
for five apartment buildings, TO he erected
on a plot OF l07Xll2, on the southwest
corner of Fifth avenuc and Seventy-sev-
enth street, Bay Ridge, for the +, r.
Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
Hnlifax-Bcrmuda cable ed.

The Western Union Telegraph Conn
pany announces that the cable between
Halifax and Bermuda is interrupted.
Messages for Turks Island and Bermuda
may be sent via Jamaica, West Indies.
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Borough of The Bronx
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?352 Arthur av, Is part. Nov %. nts
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
wADswORTH AVE. PLOT SOLD.

NJ. I. ~Strunsky 4 Co. have sold for
the widow OF William c. Trull to Gus
tavus l.. Lawrence a plot OF fifteen lots
ON the west side OF wadsworth avenue.
running from isOth to 1920 street. The
plot has a frontage of 1853 feet and "A
depth of ?S feet. The rear line meas
| ures more thai 400 feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. cloady end cssasf
to-day. with probably iosai snswsi 81
settled Tomorrow probably snow In ssush
portion; moderate variable wfnds.
For New England. cloudy to-day; prob
ably snow or rain and colder by tonight;
snow tomorrow; moderate variable winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
vania, cloudy to-day, probably followed by
rain and colder; snow or rain tomorrow;
mod variable winds. beoominG north
erly.
For western New York. snow nurriss ana
colder to-day: probably fsdr to-morrow'
moderate westerly winds.
NEW YORK. Dec. es.--An area OF mod
crate depression occupied the lake regions
yesterday from a centre over western On
tario, but throughout the coun.
, try. high pressure prevailed With centres
South Dakota ana Nebraska.
Conditions were generally. cloudy ~ the
New England and middle Atlantic State.
snow fell In Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma
and New Mexico and rain In Texas.
Elsewhere. the weather was generally
II vss much warmer n the Ohio valley.
middle and lower lake regions and tine
middle Atlantic States and much colder ~
the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys.
ward Into Nebraska. Colorado and wyo-
, ming.
In this city the day WIS fair to partly
SSmiSi,y. wiz q pt fresh cent, sou'sMssI; sset coz.
rected to read to. sea level, at 8 A. M
so2i; y NJ, 3o.1s.. .
The temperature in this city Yesterday;
as recorded by the official thermometer, u
shown In the annexed table:
1918. 1914 1913. 1915.
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RECORDED LEASES


1857 ST. sss-ss W. also 1890 st. tss.s,
w. ail-Scheer- GinsterG Realty 4 CONSTR
Co 10 Jacob wtegan, b21 w l75th - y
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RENTS 0,NEuL-ADAMs STORE.

Taken By Dealers I'm Men's Wear.
The Saxon Realty Company has rented
the entire ground floor and basement Of
the O'Neiil- Adams department store
property IN Sixth venue from Twenty
first to Twenty-second street for the
United States Realty and Improvement
I I. Guryan & Co.. dealers In mems
wear at 2e2 Fifth avenue,
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sATIsFIED

with name and address OF lenders at
tornsy,)
SD Az, 1850; nth at, 1855 Il, 2 mtgs
on lease. &c, Dec Is. l9ib-Dome Amuse-
ment co to Morris Lang and ano; atty,
Vim w Frsnkel. I'll Bway So. ,12,2 37,50
STH ST, 622 y, . /. -x- Dec -, 101l-
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
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SAILED rOk NEW NOkh
s. Oscar II from CuDeuhagen.
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