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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender. a.
torucyD

with name and address of lenders at
torucy.p
iOsTH ST. = =. 1875 ? 81 av, runs = l0oilS
.5x n isix OK II PAX " ox u ~ *
. tx n 1915 to : = l0dth - Y W ESQ TO
neg. Feb =. lsot-Wliliam singer 20
Bertha Goodman. 33s l. 18th ~. & The
Wolf nader Rlty co. 1871 Bowery; atty,
Leon Burk-s, 81 Delaney st......S So 900
i52p at. Sst ". 5, 80 = boulevard ulth
avl, l6x7+.li Oc, :. lgli-Hy Gottiieb
to Jacob Nelsing, 5i5 18TH II. Bklyn;
ATTY, Hy e B"tty, 40 Nassau st $1,000
crTH ST. = :. 20 . 9Th av. ana. Nov -,
Iss.--raih J Pryor TO stephen o Lock-
wood. adm. will Of Frank u Goodrich
attys. Crane a. Lockwood. a. wall
list Az. ~. n " cor "a st 80 Eb. six
20, Nov !. i?lo-Morris A & Michael
Freedman to Ida +. Geo O a Robt l.
Fi-ming atty. X T Martinsen, 30 church
PEARL IT. Iit-t4s g = each 25Nloo.
known as lots ?36-.31, map OF the
Meadows. Apr g. lal2-Frauvis HustaCe
OF Moutclair, y j. To Francis g puryea
ct al, trus atty, Vim c whiting A. Park
Row ......... ......., .fi5.o 200
AID ST. .5F-.Gl, II :, runs II 100 TX 9 5OS
= ok q 2jx II ok = @ix : 1905 20 II :
~, " 100 to h-g. Mar isisi.-Forty-
third Street As~o go Lawyers Mtg 60. 50
Liberty st: atty, l. r N T 60. 100 hroad-
why sFaa.Haf. .aasrr fsfss o . "'''N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
LARGER ANACONDA DIVIDEND.
Greene Consolidated Copper 0rders
First Payment since 1914,

The directors Of the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company declared "A quarterly
dividend yesterday of $3.50 Der a
This was an increase OF 80 cents over
the disbursement made for the previous
quarter and placed the stock on \ sc
per annum basis instead OF on q - basis
as heretofore. The dividend 10 payable
on February 10 to stock OF record on
January 20.
The declaration Of an increased divi-
oend on Anaconda caused no surprise in
Vail Street. rs the action had been gem
orally expected in view Of the present
nigh prices OF copper and the vast
mount OF business which the company
Is doing. Only recently Anaconda Sc
cured the larger part OF the 1885, 600, 900
pound copper order placed In this coun.
try by the British Government.
The Greene Consolidated Copper Com
pany declared u quarterly dividend Of 50
cents per share. Wall Street believes
that this action forecasts the declaration
OF a ! per cent. dividend by the Greene
Cananea Copper Company. which owns
nearly all OF the stock Of the Greene Con-
solidated Copper Company. the operating
concern. Neither company has paid a
dividend since May, 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
A BUYS 100 LOTS.

One hundred lots In the Waldheim
section OF Flushing, each having a 'front.'
age Of rs feet and a depth OF 100 feet,
were sold at foreclosure yesterday at the
jamaica Town Hall. The lots were
owned by Wallace-Appleton & Co, de-
velopers of Waldheim, and were sold to
satisfy n mortgage OF $4,000 held by the
Dime Savings Bank Institution and
IS, 900 In back taxes and expenses. The
Dime Savings Institution was the only
bidder, and secured the property on =
Did Of $4,000. The property IL In the
unimproved parts OF Beach street, Cy.
press avenue. Burling avenue m Smart
avenue between Parsons avenue and
Bovine avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York-1ncrcasipG cloud.
iness followed by rain on the coast and
rain Or snow In the interior to-day. To-
and colder; Increasing sssierly winds.
probably reaching sale force.
For New Jersey-Rsin or snow to-day
and tonight. Tomorrow clearing and
colder Increasing e~asteriy winds.
For northern New .Enyland-Partiy
cloudy to-day, probably Followed ey rain
ats variable winds. becoming sasteriy aud
For southern New Engtand-rncrsasine
snow to-day. Tomorrow. snow or rain.
followed by clearing and colder; ~increas-
,ns easteriy winds, probably reaching gale
For western New York-c,oudy to-day.
Tomorrow probably snow. fresh eastsry
continued unseasonabiy high in the At
ante states Yesterday. and were generally
south of New England.
The pressure WAS high over the lake
southwest. causing colder weather in the
lower AXE regions, the Ohio and lower
Mi1sis"ippi valleys
western quarter OF the country from q
centre In Alberta and another but smaller
ares o. oppression existed over tina middle
SNOW or ,.in fell in :cu,hsrn New Esns-
. .%sa; Se% York, the oh,o and lever Nile
There was also snow In the Northwest
and rain on the north Pacific coast.
IN this city the day was cloudy snd
foggy. with llsht rain IN the afternoon;
warmcr; wind. light southwest. average
humidity, 10 per cent. barometer, cor
rected to read 70 sea level, at 4. n,
1923; p. NJ. 1920.
The temperature In this city yesterday,
az recorded by the officiai thefmoInetar IL
shown In the annexed table:
,sAiM.,sss ~: se. M...,ss::: ~:
3P. Ma S5oII7 Mid ~ Sis
Highest temperature. az. At $40 p. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
NEW ACT BRINGS BANK CHANGE
American Exchange National ut
rector Resigns.

The resignation OF Rowland G. Hazard
as a director of the American Exchange
National Bank was announced yesterday
after a meeting OF the board. Mr..
Hazard had been a member OF the board
since April. 1910.
Mr.. Hazard, being q director Of bank
Ing institutions in Providence. and living
at Peacedale. r. l.. feels that as the
Clayton act will become operative next
year Il Is advisable to meet the pro.
visions Of that law now. as 1t is his in.
tention to remain or the board of an In.
stitution which Is located In his W
State.
The bank elected Stephen r. Fleming
to All the vacancy. Mr., Fleming Is pres.
ident Of the International Agricultural
Corporation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The White star liner. Lapiand, sasiias
closing at $50 a. NJ, for Great Britain
and Ireland when specially addressed only.
The SicuIs- Americana liner san GuGl-
elmo, sailing tomorrow for Naples, will
take mail. closing at $3.50 A.. NJ. for Italy.
Rumania, Serbia. Greece and Switzerland.
The American liner New York, sailing
Friday for Liverpool. will take mall, clos
Ing at s:so A.. NJ. tor Europe except
germany. AUSTRIA. Hungary. Luxemburs.
way. sweden and Denmark, Africa. West
Asia and the East indies.
The Swedish American liner ~olir.
sailing Saturday for Gothenburg. will take
mall, closing at 1880 A. NJ. for m
Turkey. Norway, sweden and bsnmarS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
SITE FOR NEW BRONX SCHOOL,

W. T.. & w. 7. Brown have sold for
Mrs. Emily Schaeffler and Joseph c.
Schaeffler the Schaeffler homestead
property covering the block front on
Grote street between Canhrelleng and
beaumont avenues. II fronts on Cam.
brelleng avenue 2o2,5 feet and 1892
feet or Beaumont avenue and contains
about thirteen lots. The city OF New
York is the buyer. II will be used as a
site for an annex to Public School 30,
which occupies the remainder OF the
block.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
BUSINESS HOUSES MOVING.
Publishers Take Bis space In New
structure-Stores Leased.

etPuetuPe-0tOres Leased.
Brett 4 Goods Company has leased .
Ia, e part Of tho fifteenth floor in tho
twenty-five story Printing Crafts uild
ing erected on the block front west side
OF Eighth avenue. from Thirty-third to
Thirty'-fourth street. to the Smart Set
Publishing Company, the Boulevard
Publishing Company. and the Field 4
Stream Publishing Company. The
lessees are now al 33i Fourth avenue.
The Charles Francis Press. printer for
the above publishers. III leased the
sixth and seventh floors In the Printing
Crafts Building.
NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased the
top loft at 35 and 81 East Twentieth
street to Edward Le,bowits the eighth
floor at ~ and IS Fifth avenue to ain
Bros. manufacturers Of clothing.
Rastine d Co, as agents, have leased
the store n basement OF SO East
Twenty>second street 70 Noschkes q
and ~ West Twenty-seventh street TO
Singer 4 Son.
Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. have lease,
space In tho Hartman National Bank
building. SGT Fifth avenue. to Or. Frank
n. Irwin.
Pease & Gilman have leased ofice
space In rs West Forty-fifth street to
u. L. Hubsam, an importer.
Louis Kempner 4 Son have leased the
store at 2+i0 Broadway for q period OF
years TO Mark J. Gabriel, dealer In
Oriental rugs.
c. l.. Ferlnghetti has leased the
restaurant at l22 West Forty third
street for &. Ghisolh to A. Gandiani.
y. Brigham Hall and William -.
Bloodgood have leased the ninth loft at
~ and SO West Twenty-frst street to
D'Amico q TaranEioli. manufacturer Of
women's hats. and the eleventh loft TO
Etnegrad q Kaiser. manufacturers Of
cloaks and suits.
He'll 4 Stern have leased In 50 West
Twenty-tirst street, store and basement
to Harris Hurewitz In $3.50 West
T~hirty-nfth street. fifth loft 10 Max
Schwartz In 1850 West Twenty-ninth
street. eleventh loft to Jacob Gutten,aE /:
In l41-%3 West Twenty-eighth street.
seventh loft TO Jonas Finger In %3-47
West T~wenty-fourth street. ninth loft to
]. Youdelman d Co.. and In $3.50 East
Tenth street. first loft to Ehrlich Bros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

0ustavus l. Lawrence has resoid the
n%ortherly part of the plot Of fifteen lots
o the west side Of wadsworth avenue.
running from leoth to 1924 street. pur-
chased OH Monday from Jeanny b Trull.
widow of william c. Trull. The
portion disposed Of has 4 frontage OF 16s
feet. a depth Of 80 feet and q rear line
Of 1874 feet. The new owners are Behr-
man & Schwartx, who under the title
OF tho s. Il. Building Corporation nave
conducted a number Of successful build
Ing operations on The Heights during the
past few years. They will erect three
Ave story apartment houses. each to con-
ain accommodations for five families on
q floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

William b. May q Co. have sold Tor
Or. Walter Il. James the English base
ment dwelling At II West Fifty-fourth
street to y client. who will occupy after
making extensive alterations. The
property separates the Rockefeller hold
ings. which include -. Is and 10. DR..
James has recently removed to his new
home In the Lenox Block. Seventeen
street. near Fifth avenue. The client
the May Arm refers to could not be iden-
tined last night. but II would be nc sur.
prise X Mr.. Rockefeller was the buyer.
The announcement that the buyer would
occupy the house brokers said last night
was for the purpose Of protecting the
nam Of Mr.. Rockefeller until ready to
tax title ( the realty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron sAts.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered BY
BANKING. DEPARTMENT.. STATE OF
NEW YORK. TO builders, investors and pros.
CANT lots. at brentwood. Morsemsre, Leonia.
Ridscneld and Teaneck. New Jersey. 81 oue.
half OF former owners prices. Also . large
Hudson Heights, Ciifside and Palisades Park.
New Jersey. At about one-haif of former prices.
cent fare zone and within thirty minuscs Of
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly to close the busIness Of two corpora
Department. Special inducsments to con-
.tsctors and builders who will purchase = con-
!icuisrs address BENJ. 3. HRfumH.Tf.. Special
DEPUTY Supt. Of Banks. care o. Banking
department. 81 broadway. New York City.
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with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
RUTGERS PL. y .. 57.7 W Clinton NJ. % =
XII: l0--Dsyton Bldg Co. Inc, 10 VIM I
Amend, trus, 3S West END av, Dec rs.
yT. 6 p c; atty-, Amend a. A, iia
Fast slide.
East OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
5sT ST. y s, $50 W Lex av. 37sx-
Eliz Smith to Emigrant Ind SAY Bk. 81
Chambers ST, Dec Is. 8 yrs. 8 d g; atty.
u McGuir 81 Chambers vt S2b.Ooo
SETH ST, 9 .. 1879 o Park av. bAsxi0a, -
100 " s5th 81 Corp to city Mtg On. ia
Wall st. Dec e. demand y p G: atty. r
A SNOW. 10 Wall st .......,. ... Sl7S 600
West Side.
west Of Fifth. ~. between Fourteenth
and 10th Sta
10TH ST, n 9. 2<3 o III av, 77lIxss-
silss swartz TO Alphonss II Kurshsedt
& ano. trus, 10 " <<th II, Dee IS, due
Ms per sSt: atty, 7. r 60, 100 Broad
>orH ST. ici " =. .tx.s.s-ch,rIs;dO" e
Straiton 70 sussnns Sands. lt9 u asrh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
SITE FOR LONG ISL. CITY FLAT.

Frank Il. France has bought a plot
100x100. on the east side Of Academy
street. between Grand avenue and Elm
street. Long Island City. upon which he
will build a ive story apartment house
next spring.
The Mathews Building Company has
sold one OF its mats at 1916 Eleventh ave-
nue., Astoria. to Gertrude v. Buss. The
price was about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

WASHlNGrON, Dee. 2s.-Thc Alvin
has arrived at ltosebsuk y V, collie
,vclops at guantanamo, destroyer Fries,
son and collier orion At Hampton Rond.
The collier Aharrndd has sailed from,
shanghai Tor Manila, collier Jupiter froI,,
tiuHntanamu for Hampton Roads. vu.
boat Chattanooga from Rrrinrrtou tor Ssu
Francisco, tug tncas from Key West cor
New Orleans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

WIZ" name ana address or lender ana
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of irst part.)
tsouth OF Fourteenth st.
Bs r. sI'ySs,s;o.i SO, q " " I, r :, 4. :. 7 h MC e1
90: o9ssn. TTin'; Z 81, . .sSs.,cs;.,s,.ss y y:
Hsp' pvs.s for streets; ssCsdwayi 100;
sill. Church =. as. 'ss1iSo: BROAD.
sMsssy'ti q Trinity 's g. 7 Is. Morris or ch ut; s'' 4.
iis. ;siiSxIsoio;. rTsnhior. 4, st;sl;;
iis:l Gold q. 5s.io7x!s SILL also
age. S~uiEheads. &c. opposite Battery pi,
NV o washinGton ct, runs W $50 to IS
M'is.Ss 70 ssi S.s: sw isS iS %as =. 4 2. ,o 81
II on map annexed e inden!ure made hy
sns.LP ; y Nest " d y in,.nd san to s include isas;
siir.r { ana I Of Ed~ard Ksloss 70 land
under water lying TO y Of and opposite
water iyins 70 : BET . thereof and ; :
Morris Gray. trus viii Of Ausustus Hem
Henry f 1 shs,t H1iy' Isl, sT MarisoroSsh. st,
II iisn;.. 9 gs1;; :; H. '. ss,s. .'e c:asal ? sna \;
rP e..sios 81 q. 81, Ihtom.: + : c as1:sZ' 81. ss 7
Pearl st. or 81 Madison st. mtg s%ii'osS;
wooesrER' sF. aa.w.. .si.s n Canal 81.
s2IxieoIHsnrY cvyran; rel; 70 riSs:
ST. lss. " 9. 1875 . Houston q,
1txioo tforsclosure Dec is),.Harry w
E isw = q. Bee !; Il; ss,y.. cary 8 Sss;
HOUSTON 81. al r. s.e.e Columbia st
ut<I, B0x7b-Martha w WE'LL to Lillian
EisenbsrG, SEA Riverside Drive. b and 9,
eag April 1: attys. ksntrowits ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29

Since July l Of the current year.
says the report there has been a
marked Increase In the construction &C.
ty.iies In most OF the large plants in
all OF the leading shipbuilding districts
Of the United States. At one of the
leading New England plants they have
a construction capacity OF SO. 900. 900 a
year and work on hand for fifteen
months. They could make a very con-
si6ersble expansion If trade demands
justified II. Another typical New Eng
land plant on the coast OF Maine has
a capacity Of sl,350.0o0 to 1900. 900 a
year and a years work on the books.
Their orders include three torpedo boat
destroyers for the United States navy.
"In the Delaware and Chesapeake
sections orders are large. 1t is probable
from figures available that 100 craft
o. all kinds, including a larger proper
ton OF ~oceangoing vessels than usual.
are being constructed In this group of
Yards. Late In November on the Della
ware alone So vessels were being built
with An aggregate of $4,000 tons, val
ued at SIS. 900. 900, and employing not
less than 10000 men"
Most Of these yards report that II con-
ditions should warrant II they could ex-
a their capacity. Some OF the older
plants have already reopened. but on
the other hand. says the report, at least
two OF the yards which were formerly
prominent in the industry have remained
IDLE.
Revival Thought Ephemeral.
"In one case at least" says the report,
'the view Is taken that the present re-
Nval in shipbuilding is more or less Of
an ephemeral nature and that until some
settled policy on the part OF the Govern
fnent is determined upon. II may not
be wise to enlist new capital Or fully
to employ the old investment.
ut has been expected that II Congress
should so legislate as to make the field
q shipping in foreign trade particularly
attractive. there might be an urgent de-
lnand for merchant tonnage within the
next year or SO. This Is all the more
likely because OF the desire to- get ships
10 take advantage Of the high ocean
freight rates. These rates are expected
10 last as long AS the wal and possibly
longer, though on q somewhat lower
level. The estimate of 'Fairplay' (Lon-
dom Is that l.502, $50 tons of merchant
shipping have been destroyed during the
war 10 October 81, and the estimate is
10 doubt under the facts at present.
The statement from Berlin gives the
nglrcs at 9l7.Sl9 tons Of shipping de-
sroyed by the submarines of the Central
Powers. This helps form an idea OF
me Influences which make for high
freight rates and therefore intensity the
cenand for merchant shipping"
Most Of the answers indicated that the
Mipyards did not expect any trouble in
getting labor, machinery or supplies in
case Of a rush Of business. unless con-
ations should change greatly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
MRS. BURDEN TAKES A HOUSE,

Pease & Gilman has rented. fur
nished. to Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden the
four story and basement dwelling nj 20
West Flfty-fourth street for Mrs. John
Morgan to Rudolph r.. kissel OF kisseI.
kinnicutt 4 Co. the four story and base
ment dwelling at ~ West Forty-six,h
street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 20 Sun sets 4:37 Moon riscsi: %
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH'k 81 Gov. Isl. IA Hell, Gate. 5 81
Arrived-TuEsDAY, December IS.
IS United States, $50 A. NJ. Greenccs.
Sc Escalona, ESQ p NJ, MANCHESTER. Dec ..
s. Maryar-'ha l:5 p NJ, Rzer7e, Dec. Il.
s. Bret fond. 2:g r. NJ. Cette, Dec. ..
SIS Suchan. A. NJ, Cardiff. Dec. D
s. Devon City. A. NJ, plymouth. Dec. s
S. Eina. I A NJ. Tunis, Dec. 3.
s. Anpleforth. io;0 L. NJ. Monday. Genoa.
$. Rosenberg. s;45 A. NJ. Algiers. Dec. 5.
s. Saratoga. "A ". Havana, Dec g.
f. Mongolia. San Francis.o. Nov. 10.
s. sabine, Mobile, Dec. 81.
- M'mii'on. Norfolk. Dec. q.
$ Tyler. Norfolk, Dec. =.
- wilberforrr, Norfolk. Dec. =.
= Rayn. Baton Rouge Dec. IL.
IS Aralune, Baltimore. Dec. Is.
snip Valerie. Buenos Ayres. Nov :.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
Sc Cacique. al Bordeaux.
Sc Northern. at Havre.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So Tenadore-, from Bocss del Toro.
81 Mexico. from Havana.
Sc Philadelphia. from Puerto Cabello
OUTuoiNa STEAMSHIPS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
Number

This shows hat 1915 falls far below
any other year In the past decade In the
number of vessels of 1000 tons or more
and in gross tonnage. although six more
vessels OF all sizes were being quilt in
1915 than in 1914. The number I'm 1915
was the same as in 1907. when tonnage
was far greater.
The greatest output of vessels Of
1000 tons or more was In 1871. when
II? such vessels were built in this coun.
tY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
RENTING IN wEsTCHEsrER.

Julia Beverley Higgens has lie, for
Henry Wainwright Howe his house at
Bedford Hills to W. Hunt Hall OF New
YORK for the remainder OF 1916 also let
to William Faversham for Mrs. Minturn
Scott Green Lane Cottage AZ Mount
kisco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
BROKERS IN IVES ESTATE SALE

In the sale OF the Brayton Ives estate
property at Ossining. y. Y, to Hiram
G. Bloom'ngdale Pease Il Gilman repre-
scented the Ives estate and l.. J. Phillips
4 co. the purchaser. The property COM
prised 40 acres and was held at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
BROOKLYN FACTORY SITE,

The Meister Builders have sold the
plot i:0xlOo. on the south side Of Sixth
street, between Second and Third ave-
nues. for a factory improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
SOUTH ORANGE ESTATE SALE.

stephen s. johnson Of South Orange
has sold for Blocker Van Wagenen,
Lawnhurst, at Montrose avenue and
Clark street. containing about foul and
one-half acres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
Customs Receipts Yesterday.

The iotal receipts for duties 1t the
custom House yesterday were 352t.-
sis'6' Of which S~l17.397.5s was for
"erchindise Withdrawn from bonded
Marehouses n $i07.i?0.SS for resent
hnpor,a,ions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
SHIPYARDS CAN ADD
TO PLANTS AT CALL
Chamber Of Commerce Finds
Capacity May Be Increased
Is to 60 Per Cent.
STUDIES SITUATION IN US.

An exhaustive Investigation Of the con-
d!ticns In the shipbuilding industry has
,ua been completed by tho New York
Chamber Of Commerce. The chamber
has reached tho conclusion that should
conditions warrant II most Of the ship
yards OF the country could increase
their tonnage from Is to 60 per cent.
This conclusion was reached after IN
ouirles had been addressed 10 thirty or
more of the important shipyards In the
country and from oficiai government
Statistics.
The inquiry covered these points:
The full present capacity Of the plants
and how fully occupied IL each now.
What proportion Of the work being
done Is for the Government and what
proportion for individuals.
Whether In case Of a great increase
In demand for tonnage the yards ex-
pect any difficulty In obtaining enough
labor, structural materials and machin-
cry.
What percentage the plant could be
Increased II the demand were to war;
rant the greatest possible increase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

CHRYSTIE ST " :. so II Grand -. ?5Ni0o.
the and -Reeknan estate 90 Geo Fried
land. ll3 Chryst.e 81. 20 yrs from Nov
cEpAtpp ST n. \ Y tq,s-irr non,. Ms.t.'
part h~asement-N Y Clearing House
Rlig O. to Guaranty Trust 60 81 y Y,
i4N Bway. "a Yrs from May !, 1915 ATTY,
Il Marsh. sc lth-r'y ......... ~, 600
Bronx.
WASHINGTON Az. i.sl-Sophie Kuopper
to Jennie Levey. l9e Belmont 81, . yrs
from Nov !. 1918. atty, Jennie l.evey,
1913 B.lnon t... ........ $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
Average About 1900 vessels,

Ordinarily. tho report states. American
shpyards built an average OF about
1900 vessels a year. The number Of
ships built varies considerably. the ac-
tual gross tonnage having been IN 1908
as high as Slabs tons. and as low ~
?:5, -? IN 1915. (The report deals With
fiscal years dating from July 1 TO June
SOY As this includes small vessels Of
var!ous types h report say that ves-
sells OF 1000 o n or more would furnish
a better index. The report gives the fol-
lowing table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-29
st. Dec 10. pr mtg $4,000. due as per
bond; atty. J J Baker, 80 Nassau ~. 900
CptONu.

oohu' dtty, y j BAKER, ~ NhsSf VI, UOV
Uptown.
tManhattsn Island. north OF 10th ST.
10th ST. 1855 W. n =, 2i2s e eth av,
12.6S9s. E-Mary Il Salinear to Kath 8
Galbraith. 2204 r st n W, Wash. u G,
Dec "a, 10 yrs. 6 p C: atty. T q Co. l76
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
LOT 10. blk 2s4i. tax map-Joseph W
Ballet to Simeon NJ Barber. 1877 Il 55th
g, Dec ~ due as per bond atty T @
CO. IT'S Bway .............s $500
-Chas u Marshall to VIM RI Hyland.
III w ssth st. March .. due Jan l. 1918.
. y C; atty. A A Michel. 80 Nassau
10TH sT. n s. ss.i W Cauidweli av,.is.sx
1907. also 16+th st. n 8. 10 W Cauldwel
av 16. sxi0o-Jas ] Buckley to Central
Brewing Co. 535 + 6sth 1T, Dec 81, due
as per bond; atty. Central Brewing CO.
6sth At and East River. ........ $1,000
HAN1LAND AV. n $, 1864 Q Pugslcy av.
2bxlOS = Holman to Mink Constr
GO. 2135 Gleason sv. Dec IL. due as pei
bond: attys. Van Kirk a X. $40 r lieth
wAsHiNGToN Av. n W cor i7eth 81. soy
irreR-Trinity Congregations Church Of
Society. 27 4th NV, Dec 20. due Jan /!
isls, . p C: atty, T q e. T CO. ~
HAvILAND Av. n $, 1914 e Pugsley av.
25NlO3. Mink CONSTR Co to Christian
Ehlers. 1874 Clay av. pr mtg $4,000.
Dec 23. due a. per bond; atty. Gustav
Frey. 1929 Brook $500