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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
ROADS PLEAD FOR INCREASE.
l. 4. 4. Reserves Decision ON Pas
srnScr Fare Advance.

W~tsHuNGToN, oct. Arguments in
the proposed Increase Of passenger rates
on Western railroads We're concluded to-
day before the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
G, e Wright counsel for the Chicago
and Northwestern l,allroad. said that
> cent passenger rates VIII bankrupt the
roads, The other side argued that all
railroads We're getting a fair return on
their investment except such roads as
are miSmauaged, and hat it was not
right To compel the public to pay for bad
infringement. The commission took the
matter under Amusement.
Former senator Joseph l.. Bristow OF
Kansas, a mcmber of the Kansas Utility
Commission, said to-day that the rail-
roads We're demanding I per cent. ON
their investment and that the public
would never submit to it, If persisted
in, he intimated, the country would turn
Ia public ownership.
A petition is pending for a reargu-
ment on the Western freight rate ease
Representatives of the anti-rai,roud
forces now IN Washington held a meet
ing Tonight and mapped out IA campaign
to resist the attempt of the carriers for
a ~reargument,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BIrT"rER Passing business was heavy
enough yesterday 10 keep the market sus
tanned at previous uuota'ions with a hrm
M -tason. high quality goods are becomins
scarcrr as the receipts shrink ,snch we're
rs''l oas.r taken. les s"m: s : ia,si' war ,T'e ao aspft oy
export, late this week. RENOVATED IN far
demand for the ton grades Ladies steady.
To- adv auce. Prices. Creamery extra. ~
score, 2sc highest scoring q hrs,s'
" 20 81 score, 2S's"ss'sc' STATE "a,rs, .uns
rommon TO far, ilYH.s'. renovated, extras,
Hi.u 3ac; frsts. .3ig a 2i" imitation cream
cry. hrsis, 3m2ic ladies, current make,
90 currcn, make. hnc, Na. Gle No ., lon
yOtqc. lower grades, 11ulsisc,
State single DAISIES drm; Wisconsin no, IN
such free demsmi SKINS a"'s, ,S ana nix min
fresh. Mats, specials, l5qljl.c average fancy,
iVx@i4s,r; state skins specials, i.dl2,.r
SKINS, fresh choice io'gmll' iar 10 ZOO
H. Il5c' Young Americas l5l.@i6*c 81,
EGGS Increased retail prices are now feh
and consumption rs ivn'er. ~ MA an" Sau
however are IN such ltght supply that they
hold steady Lower grades show s'gns OF AN
easier market Retr,acrators steady and show
Prices. Fresh gathered, extras, fine, sips6c ;
extras, frs,s. 3Su3Ic frsts, 9Nd3-c; seconds,
a. No ], nlftlts, 2l2H --'2'' lflrSeld-
Tor, special marks, ?5ta@96c: r~eirlyera
tor, frsts. ~2iigu2i".; seconds. ?!isa2ic hen
merry whites, fine to fancy, tu6Oc hennery
browns, 36uSSc; mixed c0lors, 27fisSc,
LIVE POULTRY Fowl IN good demand
for the fancy grades, with on lines dull Old
roosters firm Turkeys scarce; ducks lower.
with geese steady, Prices; Fowls, liul6c. :
chickens, liHl;'y" ducks, State, spring, l5if
l6c Western, loc gulneas, per pair. soc
pigcons. pair. loo,
DRESSED POULTRY Old %roosters in light
supply and trm, Fresh KILLED fowls IN
moderate supply and good demand Fancy
large roasting chickens firm, but undergrade-
IN accumulation Fancy brollers firm Nearby
spr.n ducks steady. Larger sized squads IN
good demand, Frozen roasting chickens In
light supply, Fowls somewhat higher. Fancy
turkey firm. with undererades dun Prices
Fresh fowls, Western, boxed, 10 lbs, and
over, lsiac. Western, scalded, large, lie
iced. Western, dry picked, &nn5 lbs. i7lsc
lbs, Il" Chicken fresh nearby 3 and
lbs to pair, s3a2ic., Virginia. milk fed.
3 and va lbs. To pair, 23c other Southern,
8 and ga lbs, 9om2ic; Western milk fed
3 and 4 lbs, 22u23c, dry picked. cOrn fed
3 and 4 lbs, i7nlsc,: old r0os,ers. isAc.
squads, prime, white, 10 Tbs, to dozen. 81;
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and Brona SaIespOOms,
lat ~ vEsEY STREET.
Nv Josenh u nav


by Joseph =. Day.
ClIrRCH ST, sls, II W Thomas At. sjx
ssx irres; . sly loft bldg. trs sale; to
Sheldon Hswley. ..::.u..... s33, 900
Bklyn, sox63.i; four . sty dwlgs: trus
sale: so4 to Dora kaplsn for $500;
so2 70 a J stockhammer for $500. 500
I" Joseph Rosenthal for $3.50; also
psnn St gos' n $. sSt W Marcy av.
skiyn; .gNso, s,ty dwlg 'rns sale, TO
u to ~. n :. i22S . Wythe av. Bklyn,
l~lSNloo. six. , sty dwlgs, trus sale; u
~ to SO to samuel Goldinger for sii.-
$ TO wiIliam Her,ior for $1,000, also
Nv. Bklyn. soxi0o, three 3 sly dwlgs,
rus sale. to Il Rosenson for .ls.37S;
II,@ rsn" st. az to s;s, 81 40. :
nensheim for $500; 27t Tor $3.50. and
a sIs to n " VI e H KsaS st for st sl;a'0i c';s k'H.
1903. vacant. trus sale. estate Of oscar
= Hawley, deceased. to J $ Atkinson
STANTON ST. 7i-.7. : Q cor Alien st,
as,ics75. . sly loft and str bldg q II
son ct at, 'r1s. ss, lxnI.. Jacob
s1,s3o.o2; 10 the plaintiff. .,.... $50 900
by Henry Brady.
SYST ST. IA w, N $, +lAs " columbus
av, la.syl0s.2, 4 sly dwlg r. J Haynes
agt W y Harmed ct al; due. SO. o. 81:
taxes, &c. s23o.75; to the plsintiu $4,000
ny l.. J. Philips & Co.
Eth ST, "a r. n :, 1914 o LIST av.
2IINln3. 3N26.9X9G Z. . sty tint and strs-
Arnoli Thayer agt Gaspare Caleca 81
al. due, so. 56o.23 taxes, &c. $500; TO
ihc p|aiutln t25. 900
lat 32os THIRD AVENUE.
BY J. H. Mayors.
BRo\N PARk Pi. $ " cor white Plains
rd. slsxl00xlO7 SxlOl.l-M : We'll agt
Jos Hahn ct a.. due. 81, 00s.ss: taxes,
81. ~$ii6.5l. adjourned to oct II
By James j, Donovan.
BEACH ST. = :. block front he, Minneford
az and Main ST. city Island, l3O,llN
2iN irreg-c + Guiun. individ and eStr.
agt Helen Arrow ct al, due, si,2j42h,
taxes, 81, sl,4llTs: adjourned TO Oct II.
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DEMAND FOR BROOkLYN SITES.

The vacant plot on The east side OF
East Nineteenth street, 400 feet north
Of Aveuu, 81, in the Glenwood section
n Flatbush. has been purchased by
Arthur ". strong, contractor and builder.
"h" VII improve the land with a de-
iach"i dwelling OF the Colonial type. Mr..
Firons has operated extensively in the
Filpush section.
Lawrence \. Powers has sold &c
Charles W. Goddard. the playwright, one
o. the recently completed houses on
last Seventh street, near Avenue ., for
10000.
The WindaTero Real Estate Company,
halI"l II Jackson president. ha~ sold
through Hi"rce k"efe a plot, 5IXl00. on
lH' Aprih side Of Fifty-fOurth street.
near Thlrl avenue, to Elias Bernstein.
VINO VIII erect two five story flats,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
Ar,urME>r AND FLAT TRADE.

The Mason Realty Company hal
bought from the 10th Street Holding
Corporation. Hyman Horwitz president,
the northwest corner of l90th street
and It. Nicholas avenue. a six story
elevator apartment house. on "A plot
eIxI.U. II contains forty-two apart
ments and adjoins the subway station.
In exchange the Mason Realty Com
psny gave the ne story building with
stores Al 1856 and 1873 West Twenty
eighth street. on plot 5oxiOo, between
sixth and seventh avenues. The deal
was negotiated 10y Eddy A. Weinsteln
4. broker. The st. Nicholas avenue
apartm.nt was completed last yea by
the selling company. II is from plans
by Charles u. Meyers. who estimated
It's cost at slj0,OJ0. The Mason Realty
Company purchased the Twenty-eighth
street property last May from Emma j..
Eagan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
SUBWAY TO CITY,s UPPER EN- u.

Another hearing before Public Service
Commissioned Robert &. Wood relative to
the extension of the Broadway subway
to the city line AS an underground de-
veloped further testimony az to its me-
cessity. Joseph p. Day favored the
proposal. rs transit facilities in other
parts Of The Bronx had increased realty
values 500 per cent. and he believed that
the mere approval of the route would
be followed by considerable building. es-
pecially along broadway. Others who
spoke In approval included Frank S.
Hackett. head master Of the Riverdale
country School John Ross Delafield,
John Whalen. Incorporation Counsel.
and Col. Edward Olmstead. Another
hearing will be held October Is.
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GAS co. CHURCH Y E
'ases Centrars Property In STth
81. for Demonstrsti ton puruoscS,


The Consolidated Gas Company Is the
real buyer OF the Central Presbyterian
,nurch property at 212 to 21s West
rii,y-sevcnth street, which was sold
a rev days ago by the church trustees
through John N. Golding. The Lawyers
realty Company. "a subsidiary Of the
LAWYERS Title Company, IL the owner.
according to the contract. Real estate
men have paid nc attention to this. ms
'ney Know the company was hired TO
COAX the real buyer, who wished to
protect his plans for some reason or
other. Just what are the plans Of the
gas company no one outside the inner
c,rc'e OF the company knows. In fact
IN" plans for the development Of the
plot are still unsettled. II IL the general,
beilef that the building to be erected
VIII be for demonstration purposes.
TONES will be laid out In a manner
10 bring out the advantages Of gas and
gas appliances. 1t is a much better
location for the branch OF the business
than at Irving place and Fifteenth
street, Fi~fty-seventh street being the
ch'ef connecting link between the fine
home aections Of the East and West
sides. The property is 100 feet wide
ana has been held in the market at
$ioo,OOO since last March.
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ATTRACTIVE RARGAINs IL MnnERN

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IL MODERN
one fdmily houses and choice building
lots at private sale, a large number from
which to select.
THE BANNING DEPARTMENT STATE
or NEW YORK, to quickly close the bust
ness OF two corporations offers these prop
critics a. about 500 OF former prices
They are located at GrantNoOI. palisddr,
Mnrsomere and Lconia, New Jersey ,op-
positc Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes of Manhattan.
An inspection Of these properties viii
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains Liberal terms Title Guarantee Pol.
ley free,
For further details and terms, address
REM u HAGGHT, Special Deputy Supt.
OF Banks, care 81 Banking Department,
81 Broadway, New York ritv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
DYEMAkERs ~ L.. !. CITY.

The United States Coal Tar Products
Company, manufactures of aniline dyes
and chemicals, has leased, through O..
y. Clay, the premises at ll5 Broadway,
northwest corner OF Hopkins avenue.
Long Island city. owned by homas d..
gallagher of Manhattan, 1t Is under
stood that when this concern Is In fun
operation 1t will employ upward OF
nifty men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

Work Is o to he started on a new
individual bank building for the Mas
sau County Trust Company OF Mineola.
to cost in the neighborhood of s72,5O0.
Contract has been awarded to Hoggson
Bros, and the work will be done under
the Hoggson building Method. ~. Van
Buren, Magonigle is the architect. The
building will follow the florentine style
OF architecture. M Is to he constructed
OF rug faced tapestry brick. with terra
Gotta base and trimmings. 1t will be
occupied Jointly by the Nassau County
Trust Company n the Nassau-Sufrolk
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee COM
pany, two institutions which are closely
affiliated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
NEW REALTY CORpOR ATOMS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Ry2o Realty Company, Manhattan. cap
ital, Sl,0n", directors. Morris tnsenneli,
abraham l'orb and Benjamin J. Gassmsn,
New YORK. 'ity.
NJ. VI ;. Building Company, Mnnhat-
tan. capital. 5, .000, directors. Alanson T.
White. u. .Hollander aud Daniei A. Len
non, New York city
Nsrom Realty and Construction Com
pauy. BROOKLYN, capital. $1,000: directors,
William !. Moran. Iohn ! Moran and Ed
ward T.. BiohIr. B-soklyn, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
MOI \rN> LAKES HOME SITES.

AZ Mountain Lakes, n, j., the 1000
s'ro residential PARK neal Boonton.
H"'"rt : Salter has purchased a resi-
o'"e" 10 be built on the bank Of Noun
@h lake Willis =. Sawyer, IA plot on
lower I'M ROAD Adele NJ. Morgan. a
noua', Bishop NJ. Fernando, a house en-
wildwood Lake, and Gaetano Bottara,
sl estate on Lake Drive, fronting on
siounlaiu Lake.
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Bronx.
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

DUANE ST, 80, str and b-Edw A Greene
and ano, trstes Benedict u stewart, 10
yrs from l"as !, l'l';, n,oy, y smd
ANnSTERDAM Az. 1867, store floor and
font ~ of celiar-MaNweil kalish -
sam loewy AIS W i5sth, st. : yrs from
,s isP' s i 's marginal Il ana a. H ioS sna Ave- it !
an Ids with bulkhead and wharfage
rights-City Of y Y, by Comm Of Docks,
from Aug /, 1913; atty, Corpn .counse!
On t1r'':si'wx; .;...',ni ham. sl's'H2 -
II Washington st, I yN from OCT 1. 1915.
attys, Geo Ringler & Co, .O3 T., I'D
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The Estates Of Tappan Zee. Robert
70. Farley president. has rented Il ten
room residence at Philipsc Manor-on-
Hudson to Mrs. Elisabeth Goodwin of
T~arrytown.
Kenneth Ives q co. have rented for
Mrs. Orlando J. Smith her shore front
estate at Dobbs Ferry-on-Hudson to
i. J. White Of Kansas City for the
winter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AN PM M
sun rises 1Oi sun sets. J :. Moon r,>es 5 %
high WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM An
sandyHL .S:50gGov Isl. 7Os Hell Gate. ) %
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandy II 80 Gov Isl / 10 Hell Gate . 10
Arrivsd-THtRSDAN. october I.
s. Saxonia. : - T., Nj. Liverpool. e,t. =
- saxon Monarch. 3 T. NJ, I.onion. sept. 3
;, CapII. 80 T.. Nj, Genoa. sept. 10.
IS ST. Joseph, $50 A NJ, Msrsclllcs.
Sept 10.
- Flo, 30 \ NJ, Gcuos. Sept. ID.
- Nuorderdyke, 1880 4. NJ, cards.,
Sept. 20.
s. Elialinr. : T.. NJ, Lelth sept. i.
s. Thorss. i NJ, Matauza-. Oct =
- Alliance. II $50 A NJ Cris' Obal. OF. T.
- Bermuiian, GIL, 4 NJ. Bermuda. oct. &.
- Zauapi. = y NJ. Kingston, oct, ..
:. rrins Frclcrlk Hendrix, y NJ. HRyu.
Oct. .,
IS santa Clara, 1890 A NJ. cicnfuesos.
sept -
- I'rotcus. New Orleans. oct.
- SOrOny. SABINE. sept =
- Mariana Mobile. Oct
- city of Biruda, Boston. oct .
s. Madison. Norfolk. Oct u
- Porto Rico. Baltimore. Of. ;
s. Larcnber-, Ne" port News, OCT. s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
DWELLING SEEKERS ACTIVE.

The Rutland & Whiting Company has
leased the dwelling al III West Eighty
second street. between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues, for "A term of years.
David j Oliver has leased the dwelling
at 56 Haven avenue 10 Mrs, Phillips.
Porter a. Co. have leased for Emily
Macdufy to Anna Hand the dwelling at
2l8 West i2sth street.
The Houghton Company has leased for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

W~ASiiiNiToN, oct 7-Collier Caesar
sailed from Boston for Norfolk. destroyers
Hull, Hopkins, rruNtun from san Fran.
cisco for san Diego; DESTROYER Warrington
from New York Navy Yard for trials,
yacht Wasp from New York for Gardi-
ner's Hay,
Mayfower has arrived in Washington.
cruiser chester at Beirut, gunhoat Dos
Moines and collier Brutus at Larnakn.
supply ship Culgoa and tug Osreola at
Port au Prince, gunboat Dolphin at Win,
throp,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
SI25,OOO BAY RIDGE FLAT.

Shampan 4 Shampan have completed
plans FOR two apartment houses to be
erected on IA plot. 145x1i3. at the north
west corner of Bay Ridge avenue and
Ridge boulevard for the Ridge Boule-
ward Construction Company to cost
Sl25, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

Henry Bruerc, city Chamberlain, will
address members of the IIouse and Real
Estate Owners Association at their OPEN
ing meeting in Turn Hall. Lexington
avenue and Eighty fifth street. this eve
ming. Senator Robert +. Wagner and
W Browne. president of the United
Real Estate owners Association. will
discuss the financial condition of the
State and city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
H\NLEY ESTATE SALE.

IN VI" Nescy street salesrOOm yester-
o'' Joseph J.. Day sold the holdings of
20 "'l =" OF Oscar y. Haw.cy consisting
ore Manhattan property and several
'N'J'nsn and hats In Brooklyn, The
'hl re- holdings were struck down for "A
.otsI Of Sl30,l75. Details of tho sale
WI be found in another column.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
BLIND ASYLUM IN BRONX.
~H2SO.OOO Structure to Tower Grand
Boulevard Block.

The Society for the Relief OF Desti-
tute Blind. OF which william Foulke is
me president, filed plans yesterday for a
three story asylum to be erected on the
west side OF the Grand Boulevard and
t~oncourse. between 193d street and
h~ingsbridge The structure will
cover a plot %1s4xl96. and Is estimated
to cost $25O,00O by NJ. l.. 4 N. O..
Emery. architects. The society's present
home at Amsterdam avenue and iO4tA
street will be disposed of.
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Tho So'del Realty Company has sold
'or % client "A plot 10X9O on the east
80" Of S'"Iuwdy venue about 100 feet
south OF Jamaica avenue. in the heart of
re business sect Oh and oppoIite Long
Island Guys new theatre now in course
o. 'ouNtrurtlon The price is reported to
nave been Ia the neighborhood OF $1,000
q '"'. 1N" purchaser viii erect Il five
story muli'-apartment house with stores.
IN" same brokers have sold for Martha
Hansen a dwelling on the west side of
N'"lh avenue just north of Nandeventer
tNeuue ga Long Island city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08

SIMPSON ST. 9ii. . :. Tjxlo5, also Simp-
son st. so6, o =, 1INlU5-Wm r. Smith,
Jr. to Bronx Industrial Estates. Inc.
Nsg Prospect av. mtg si3s.5oo. Oct !.
attys. Strauss 4 u ! Beekman IT 81
PARK Az, n 2 cor IS5th 81, l0oAlUO-
\ Title Ins 60 to l35 broadway
Holding corpn. l35 Broadway. sept. %;
atty. y Y Title Ins 90. las Bwsy 81
233D ST. : 5. t2j " 9Th av. 5oN7iY-
Land Co ID OF Edenwald to Michael
Beirne. io2 W Sis. 81. Sept 20; atty.
PLOT begins 10 clay av and 522i n
lsyth st. runs n i25 \ g Is \ : I2jNl5-
Weller 90 to Lien Securities corpn. II
ST. mtg 5000, Oct 2. attys.
Powell a :. 81 Chambers st........Si
HOE Az, it7l-lt73. " :. 0sl0o-,ialves-
ton Bldg Co to Compass Rlty Corpn, 81
Nassau ST. mtg e33. 00o, Oct Z attS.
T a 7 GO. l,6 Bway. ...........sl0O
iSlST ST. = g. 2s2 e Courtlandt av, 25x65
Louis Meckes to John r Kaiser. 40
Riverside Drive. Sept 5: attys. Todd 4
81 j. ass Bway......
sHEII. 81. being lot 7>9. map Laconia
Psrk-John u over. ref, to city Equity
co. 1875 broadway ,transfer tax lem.
sept -: attys, Reeves a +. la5 Broad
waN- ..,..-... ',.,.. 800
wESTCHESTER Az, . = plot begins /,
g from Westchester av TO cor Buhrc
aV, sjX70 to Westchester av y 1919
Geo u Hayes. ref, to Rehec,s & Derrick
1855 Dean 81. BROOKLYN. sept - attVs.
Anderson. a \ - Broad II ......s 5000
BTHRE Az, II e cor Hobart ~, stN-0 I
to WcstChester Az \ lOf. -Nl.3-J Law
renee Davis TO Rehccca G Derrick. 1876
Dean ~, Brooklyn, sept -; attys. An
dersou. l 4 \, - Broad t...,......l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-08
Br,s 100000 MONTCLAIR HOME

The former home of Mrs. Dorothy
CooksoN Marcus, on the west of Lloyd
road Moutclair. has been purchased
ana VIII shortly be occupied by Charles
Y Warner of Essex Fells. The resi-
oeh'e Is of Elizabethan design and con
'tihS twelve rooms, three bathrooms and
hhHlidrd room, There Is a well appointed
stable aud garage on the premises. The
purchase includes. in addition to the
'.Slueiv" property, an adjoining plot
o' 1870 i'ct, making a total of go feet,
ana extends in depth TO the ESSEX county
I"'N reservation. The price at which
,G' property was held was $60.O0O. +.
y" 'rawl"y n Bros. were the brokers.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.



tWI,h name ard address Of lender ana
address party Of second pert.)
Downtown
South Of Fourteenth ST.
lfTH ST, SIS. 12s g 6th .av, 25xlo33.-
cGorpn, 81 Liberty IT. TO- b ' Z - sept pt'assi q:
atty. ralph Marsh, So Liberty st......N
Esst side.
East OF Fifth .av,. between Fourteenth
and ION sts.J
Fredk Jacobs to " Harry Jacobs, sai u
spis. 81. ~. 9 c. Sept 20; atty u ) Vos.;
ioiriii 81. n "0 :. $50 " Sd av, sssiociioC
Mstzser, ~ Decatur ST. Bkiyn, m,s
a7s Hamburg av, Bkiyn,
west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and ION stsJ
esd sAL, !, 80 Ss 2 Ms'' - ET s,,, sv, si iin ,
'hiii, ia = 18th ST, mtg $4,000. b a =
az liens, App 90; atty, Hugh A Byrne, :
7sTH -" III ", s..5 e Amsterdam az.
?2sNlo2.g-s Emile Schaeiger 400
WWsden A.. Jersey cry, 20 5ss powers'
SEPT !; atty, = AM"su:oiIri,'kc,' sei u br""i:
ssTRH r 100 e Riverside Drive ioc:ss
n J. Req! Estate .Impt Co. 30 church
=; mn m,E tso? 600. all Hens. 9c, 6; atty;
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, norrh Of 10th ST.
iieTH ST, = =. 200 W Manhattan av. aox
100; liX irreg ,Kath A Kruger " Georgia
Br9ok a Momsnd. ~ way =. 500
!n Jas Rs~.r s''y n5 M;s 4 n.p Moiilns Y, co mi e
$sS,oo0. ALI liens. oct Il atty. Paul \
, MTeaaoir,sk' zsi Bway, ,s,,.i". esCh
h. nss;ii%c olnS TT"s. co to r,deI''.s
is si,y s:T fa,gh y Mar : g li y ~ s A.
9sliIEliz + Fay to Nellie Maiernsean,
o. haiayst'sT az Bk'yn' mtg "'ogGi
issTH +r' sss W. $. S smR av, ak
ssii,Jss !; Holland to u Warren HUB.
18TH ST., n e - Edsecembe sy, 1919.
Corpn, SIS Liberty ~. II ana - sept Is:
atty, Rolph Marsh. &c Liberty st. 81
10TH ST iIi.i5s ", n %, e IN "y'
to Harold D Mack III " 7sth st oct ) ;
sly; = 4 Mc'iolrick, 81 Bway 81
AK Grant Constr Go to Frank l. Nugcnt,
go We, End ~; mtg $1,000 all ZEN;
sRoAbWAhfS. r : cor is isi1 sN 4, ,se.liiiAe,,,ic
1.,iuaranty. Trust CO 20 Fidelitss Realty
.,sIp"ii e % atty tlSer Rolp II; a. Mar lisns So b l. sES :,
ADDITION Az. . ;. 5s.7 n lssth st. i5xsi
Mabel u Hopki to chas II pinCkney.
a. Liberty st. mtg $40. 600, oct :: attys.
TImme a. X. 1ts Bway. ..,.......t 81
soaTH ST n.s, 100 n VermeIye az runs
Bway y e.1@5 to 20tth st \ = 1855 to beg
Frank l. -Nusent to Alexander Grant
Constr Co. ia " lslst st. mtg siO.00O,
AZ Hens Oct Z; atty, T q 60, Us
MhRRtE Hill. AZ. :. 4. cor is.sth ~
HILLS w, ll7xss1t-Hyman Rubin 10
Ntbur Really co, 1856 Bway, mtg $i35. =
200. Aug III; atty, j W Block. 49,
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LIS I'ENDENS.
Manhattan,

MADISON Az. " =. SJt $ i3ist 81. lG ~
55-Iohn " hoffman ct al aet Emil
S,ist ct al foreclosure OF mtg; ATTY,
II : j Flynn.
30 Az. II = s7th ST. 5oNso-lohn W
Bohlman ct al sgt Aaron Goodman 1t Al
tamended foreclosure Of mtg; atty, III
l5STH 81. sl5 w-Edward Ritz agt Rae
IL Frey ct al foreclosure vi mtg, ATTY
5sTH 81. y :, 800 W 9Th sv. aixloo .
Bertha Wolf sst Joseph Rcrser ct al
IsTH ST, II =. Sl3 e Az II, .25Ns2-i"uis'
VI crtmp, gdn. agt Wolf Iwets'hken.
baum ct al ,amendcd foreclosure OF
Lot 80. blk al, sec city OF n aEt
Louis iiuupt ct al foreclosure OF tax
lien: atty, l. Hardy
City Of \ Z AIT Petsworih Realty co
ct al foreclosure of tax lien; atty
l. HARDY Bronx.
wASHISGToN Az. : " : III? = " iialsey
place, - Nyi>-john, Schr"d'r aGt,
stephen McBriir ct al foreclosure OF
MTG. atty. J Ricgcr .
ltjTli 81, i63 E-Maufice. Ah"lman ct al
agt Beth liamerdros,h Hasadh'" Mas
Jeshur"n Of tn, Bronx, tn' action 70
forcclo.e mechanics Iien); AttJ. ; y
l>isT 81, $50 E-Jes.ph thurman sst
John Perry ct a. foreclosure OF mte)'
lsSD'ST. n ; 10 II ~ 81 Grand av. 2oN
Oo-Char,"s i.ei,z ast Jsnpole & Wcrner
mnrtgtgeD, attys. DAVIS a Davis.
lesTu 81 ia E-Robert Oakley, a.
trus. Art Model Construction ca 81 a!
foreclosure of mortgage. atty, l. Il
tunuell.
zoe Louis t. FeliN agt Nathan Bern
knupf ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE,
dttys, 'ass a APPEL
LDT 50. ,raSjerly halo. map Of Nillag"
of Wakefield. Gith Ward Emma Inger
dst Alice NJ stalker ct al foreclosure OF
unrigagoI. ATTY. & \ turthmdn.
lONTn ST. IA s.. lea n . 81 Union at 2ON
l2b4-I"h,nu simon GausE 81 al dgl
william i,uhItHek 1t u 'fprc'lnsdTe OF
murtgagcI; atty, T. " Burghard
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BROKERS ~ DWELLING DEALS.

william n. May & Co. were the brok-
ers in the leasing of the Hammond
House. at 80 East SEVENTEEN street. to
George w. Wickersham. and the Oil
plant house. at l6 East Fifty-second
street. to John j. Waterbury,.