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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

B,adsreet's reports 2s5 business failures
against sts for ths previous wsek and Sss.
had %; Now Enslsnd. 80: southern, 81
W-s,.rn, g S SS1ss~'i had 80: - ., ANA "a
for the preceding week About so per
cent. of shs concern, ts'lins had capita,
from 81. 900 to $50. 900 capital.
bankruptcy Petitions
SAMUEL MANDBI., erocery clerk. Of sss
in bankruptcy. with LIABILITIES ot',Is,.74
vINCENzO BIzzARRI A petition In
bankruptcy has been Med srainst Vim
les and liquors at eeis First avenue. He
made an assignment on Tuesday.
Receiver Appointed.
J. SHAFT & Co-An order by Judge
Housh appointing Henry r sinner re-
Of cioaks and suits at AZ West twenty
second street. was fled In the clerks
office OF the United States Distric, Court
DISCHARGED from bankruptcy.
u M~ARQUARDT 4 co--Judge Hough
has granted a discharge from bankruptcy
TO Hans Triest and Carl j. schramme,
who did business AS " Marausrdi 4 Co
street. against whom a petition was Med
on April ~ 1919, when their liabilities
were $t"O, lhO ana assets tsos,oVo,
Schedules Filed.
FASHION GARMENT co. manufacture
of DIRE uses and waists at 10 West Twenty
fourth street, has nled schedules In bank
ruptcy showing liabilities 33l.6ss and
actual assets 5000.
ABRAHAM REICH. VINO did business As
the Trilby Waist Company at lt3 Wesi
Twentieth street. has hled schedules II
bankruptcy showing liabilities 1891 and
assets 1855.
REXLITE co, INC. manufacturers OF
skylights at is East For'ieth street. has
filed assignment ules showing liza
biiIss 1le,0ss, nominal assets 1874,
and actual assets &l,2JI.
| NORRIS ROTH. clothing dealer at EOS;
Second avenue. has Med assignment
schedules showing liabilities 3a,6st, nom,
inal assets yl.00l and actual assets $500
| MAX SrHP1RO. dealer In gloves and cor
sells at 230t Seventh avenue, has files
schedules In bankruptcy showing liabili
ties 32,<25 and no assets.
Assignments.
PIIGRIM sPRlNa WATER co; seller o.
spring water at IS Greenwich avenue
has made an assign ment to Joseph Glass
Louis Friedman 10 president OF the com
| pany,
SAMUEL. PUCHrUHRER. bakery at 90:
and a2s East 1920 street, has made a.
assignment to Lyman l.. Settel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND TRADING
BUYERS Secured for Several In.
expensive Houses-Brook-
lyn Most Active.
SEARS OEBUCK TO MOVE

Real estate trading yesterday though
m, ,oiuminous In comparison with pre-
ceding days. was buster than might have
been expected when sandwiched between
holidays. Selling In Manhattan was
limited 10 . few Inexpensive properties.
The best had 70 DO with a Washington
Heights apartment. In Brooklyn trad
ine showed improvement over recent
days. Investors are buying there In
such numbers as to attract builders
from Manhattan to supply h demand
for apartments and small dwellings.
The suburbs are still active. despits the
fact that the suburban season IL long
since past. Buying In the country re-
'ects prosperity. Purchases OF the pro-
portion reported recently are made only
when money 10 plentiful.
The deal for the new Federal League
baseball park on Lenox avenue, Harlem
River. lt:d and 1+bth streets.
ment Of which was made some time ago.
wna definitely closed yesterday. Details
Of the deal will he found In another
section OF THE Sun.
several good business leases were
closed during the day. One involved
$3.50. 900 IN rent and brings an Automat
restaurant to Fourth ven Sears.
Roebuck 4 Co. have taken space In the
old Arnold Constable store building.
and the old Stern store Is rapidly being
rented by Wholesalers. another large
area having been taken yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
s8BO.OOO REsTAURANT LEASE.

Pease 4 Elliman have leased in the
Mercantile Building. at the southwest
corner OF Fourth avenue and Twenty
third street. a store 2Oxs0 feet, and a
basement space OF 10000 square feet
also "A eub-bas ement space Of 1000
square feet, TO the Horn & Hardart
Company, owners of the Automat res
t%aurants. Tho building owners were
represented by George 7. Mortimer and
Edward j. Beinecke.
Extensive alterations will he made
from plans by Starrett Il Van Week.
The installation of fixtures and equip
ment will I've under the supervision Of
Stuckert 4 CO.. architects. Philadel-
phia. The lease Is for n term of TWEEN
ty-o,e years Mt an aggregate rental OF
S350.000. and the negotiati Ions include a
lease TO NJ. H.. Harris. optician. OF the
building at - East Twenty-second street
for a long term of years.
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RECEIVER FOR SMITH PAPERS.
Newark star" and eagle" t. Ne
Ru. By Fidelity Trust Go.

NEWARK. y. J.. Nov. 2s.-vice-Chan-
cellor Howell appointed tho Fidelity
Trust Company receiver for the Newark
Daily Advertiser Publishing Company
to-day, one CT tho holdings OF former
United States Senator James Smith. Jr..
who turned his affairs over TO the Fidel-
ity company to he Strengthened out
Tho company publishes the Newark
Erenino star n the Newark Morning
Eagle.
Application for receiver va made by
Charles G. Pilgrim. acting for Henry J.
Auth. treasurer and a stakeholder of
the publishing company.
The task of compiling h Assets OF
Mr.. Smith Is a larger one than Mr..
Hood at Hrst thought and II probably
will be next week before the schedule
can ne filed with the SURROGATE. prior
TO application In the Orphans Court
for formal ratification OF the trustee
shin,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
TRADING IN

". II. Goldey has sold for Samuel
Berg detached house at s23 East Tenth
street. Wildwood Manor. on plot 3oxloo:
Tor the Poret Building Corporation. semi
detached bungalow on tho west side or
East Ninth street, 1913 feet south OF -
ter avenue. on lot 2ox100; for Elmer e.
o Donnell. semi-bunsalow. detached
o. plot A0xlO0. west sade OF Della
m.re place. 400 feet south Of Ave
nue. NJ: for the d. &. w. Con-
,ruction Company. detached house,
on plot 4oxl0O, on the west X OF East
Nineteenth street. 2S7 feet south OF Ave
nue. J for Parkin & Stems. q detached
bungalow on plot 4oxloo on the east
side Of East Twenty-seoond street. $50
fee, south OF Avenue NJ; for the Manor
Realty Company. tan lots 2oxloo each
on the sast side Of East Twonty-second
street. $50 feet south Of Avenue NJ. Not
tinghAm Park. to builders, who will erect
Ave high class semi-bungalows for Col.
o, c. Harvey. plot +ox10o on the east
SIDE OF East Ninth street, 100 feet south
Of Avenue J. TO q builder. who will
erect sem i-bunga Allows for the George ii.
Craigen Company. detached bungalow on
plot 30xl00, west side of East Tenth
street, $50 feet north Of Avenue I. and
for the Bond and Mortgage Company. the
four story double apartment house at
1bs East Twenty-hrst street.
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$4,000 BROOKLYN DEAL.

Louis Gold and Samuel Teplits have
sold to a syndicate from upper New
York the t~wenty-three family apart
nent house AT 1873 Parkside avenue and
the sixteen family apartment house at
$50 Parkside avenu for $4,000. go.
Realty Associates have sold lis.
Union street. between Rogers and NOS
trand avenues, "A two story brown-
stone easy housekeeping home con-
tanning nine rooms n bath. on lot
20ylo79, TO William J. Smiley.
Friday & Lehman have sold 3os Cor
nelia street, a two family brick dwell
ing, for Frederick Hansen 532 Grant
avenue, a two family brick dwelling
for Mary LNtz. and 551 Quincy street
q three family brick fiat. 10 William
Blaiklock.
The Simmacros Realty Company has
cold for Guy Bartlett three lots on the
north side OF Sixty-eighth street, 2'3
fset east OF Fifth avenue. TO a builder
who vii, erect small apartments. =.
The Alec Building Company has SOLO
the one family seven room semi-de-
tached brick dwelling on lot 2Sxloo ~
zoos Sixty-sixth street TO A. Israel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
STORE AND LOFT RENTALS.

NJ. g. l.. Hess have leased the westerly
half OF the store and basement, COM
prising about 40. 900 square feet, at ~
to 46 West Twenty-third street to 2i-35
West Twenty-second street, formerly oc-
cupied by Stern Bros department store
and more recently by the Cosmopolitan
Garden. Tho lessee Is NJ. Lowenstein
4 Sons. convcrters Of cotton goods. now
located at 20 West Houston street, one
Of the leading firms in their line Of
business. The lease is for a long term
OF years at a rental a~ggregating $780,
600. This completes the rental OF the
ground floor space of the old Stern
Bros store.
The Brett 4 Goode Company has leased
the westerly portion Of the seventh hoor.
containing approximately 10000 square
feet. ut 400 to 426 West Thirty-hrs
street to the Bonn-Moosherr Embroid-
cry Works for IA term OF years. Spear
4 Co. were associated as brokers in
the transaction.
Jared W. He'll has rented his nve story
building at I3s Madison avenue. south
west corner Of Thirty-frst street. to the
United Piece Dye Works. Lodi. n. j., on
n net lease for a term OF years. The
lessee has been a tena in the building
for three years. The lease was negp-
tiated by Il. Charming Miller. who will
nave the management OF ms bulIdinG
for the United Piece Dye Works after
extensive alterations have been made.
Charles II. Walker has leased In 49,
lis Centre street space TO the Speciality
Machine Company In 2o3-205 Centre
street to Meyers Safety Lock Company
In ia Centre street to Adolf Klein Com.
pany. and the store In IA Baxter street
TO the woodcrafts Equipment Company
Ames 4 Co. have rented two stores al
400 Fifth avenue to Albert II. Louis
dealer in antiques. and the store al
LOG West T~w.nty-eighth street to s. Le-
cakes. wholesale florist
Daniel Birdsall \ co. have rented
space in Il West Twerty-Hrst street u
Jacob Davis in West Twentieth stree
to the Bell Company: the building "a
200 West Thirty-four,h street to A. Mar
Gus space in as Walker street to VIII
lam Barish in $40 Church street to n
Tamcs the store at 10l Duane street q
West Twcnty-second street to EIbet,
Novelty Company, and, with Cross
Brown, the store at 30 Walker stree
to O. Lindenbaum & Co.
G. l.. ~Ferlinghettl has leased tho stor
and sold the confectionery and olga
business az 4S7 Tenth avenue for Michse
J. ';ropne TO Anna Schafer.
Charles y. Van Nalen has leased tn
store at s2-s4 chambers street 10 Edwin
Harvey and offices in 95 William stree
to Brewer & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
CTY HOME

Douglas J.. Gilman 4 %. have leased
1863 East Thiriy-sixth street. a three
story dwelling. for u. McRa Livingston to
Laurence Millet.
Ames a Co. have leased the four story
dwelling at 31l West Forty-s!xth street
to Florence NJ. Senior.
Tho Houghton Company q leased
the four story and basement dwelling At
80 West Ninety-eixth street for James
TO Eugene r. Loveland.
Pease 4 Gilman have rented fur
nished for Or. f.. l.. Dow TO Alfred T.
Laurel the four story American base
ment dwelling at 81 West Ftftieth street
Slawson 4 Hobbs have rented for I.
Randolph Jacobs the three story dwell
ing at 800 West Seventeen street to
II. A. Hanley.
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Kenneth g. Newman vs. Mon,ro~s Realty
20. Aspiration denied. with SO costs.
order signed.
Grace kruto.ky vs.. phnip Krotosky.
Motion denied. order Mod.
Simu"l H.. stein VS.. Edward II King ct
al Application denied, with $40 costs.
order signed.
Henry L~.orhurgsr w. Henry r. c. Wst-
son. Motion denied. with so costs. order
i.rI.
~. Altman & 60. W. Ada Constock and
an". Motion denied. without costs. Opin-
ion per curiam. order nlod.
The People, &c. ". Charles Mcdonald.
Motion granted and appellant allowed to
priu' the afndlvi's and file them sepa-
rt'cly as part Of IN" case on appeal. set
tie order on notice.
luna n. kelsey ~. william Bradley.
Motion granted 50 far as TO permit re-
~poudcnt to move h'fpr" the trial iudG &c
for r"~snttlomout Of the ease: II he 70
settles II. application ran then he made to
this court To- correct tn" record, aud tho
terms upon which such correction should
he made can bc then considered. Settle
order on notice.
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ford Co. Motion granted, with SO costs.

ford co, Motion granted, with SO costs.
order fled.
Ancient order Of Hihernians Of New
York ". Ancient order OF HihernianS ~
America 90 al Motion denied. with $40
costr. order Med.
Max Wyner rs. its2 Broadway Corpora
ton. Motion granted, with $40 costs, order
nlod.
Insurance 90. Motion granted. with SO
costs. order Med.
First National Bank ~ Brownsville ".
Ida " FlrItman, AZ HdmN, Motion de-
nied. with SO costs. opinion per curtain.
order nled.
Theodore VI. cox W. Edward II Boyn-
ton and ano. Motion denied, with SO
costs. order fled
Amanda R.nau, "a. city Of New York
Motion denied. with 80 costs order
filed.
lanes =. O'Brlen vs.. city % New york.
Motion granted. question certified. order
fled
sadie Iasch " New York Life tnsur
ance CO. Application denied. with Si
| costs. Order signed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
CHANGE or CORPORATE NAME.

WILLIAM J, ON lara COMPANY. a do
mestio corporation. having its principsl
ONCE IN tho Borough Of Manhattan, city,
20 the supreme Court OF the state of New
York, AT "A Special Term. Pant l. thereof.
appointed to be held ut the County Court
County and state Of New York, on the ard
day Of December. 1915. al lO;30 o'clock in
the forenoon OF that day, or IA soon there
after as counsel can he heard. for an order
authorizing said corporation 10 change it's
corporate name to -, u. WALLACE co,
Dated, New York, November 10th. 1915.
Ry JOHN n WALLACE, President,
PHILIP II. ADAMS. Attorney for Petitioner,
81 Park Row, New York CITY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
NEW REALTY CORPOR AT1ONs.

ALBANY. Nov. 2s.-Ths following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day
RidEecrom Corpora,icn. Manhattan: cap
itsl. $500. 900: directors. Robert LEROY.
Harrison Tweed. New York city. Albright
G. Smith, South Orange ~. j
MaSwei Park corporation. Manhattan
capital. SIC. 900, directors. Mathilis Hers
berg N. 1. Mathews. New York city: Grace
Hanson. Brooklyn. y. v.
Byron Holding Company. Manhattan
capital. 5000; directors. Joseph Levy
z. Alexander. New York city Frederick
ln~hfclrn, Brooklyn. y. Y
Trimon Con 81 ru~tion Company. Brooklyn
rspital $1,000: directors. Simon Steiner,
Max G-~enberg AMI WiNiam " Levy
Fe-rule Realty. Brooklyn: capital,
$1,000; directors clarence Tru. FREDERICK
~ Schwegl-r, The Bronx. y. Y. Anna NJ
Ruedi. Brooklyn. y. Y.
e. n, Woods Realty. C~iarhur~t CAPT
tai. 10000. directors. Elis II. Woods
Lawrence. ". V. George craft. Cedar
hurst. n. Y. and Isaac ZAret. Arverne
y. Y.
Balboa Realty Company. New York city
oapital, 1900; directors. Daniel Ryan
Peter Tunkett and John J. Greene, Ne~
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
McELROY LOSES REALTY.

Tho three old tenement buildings at
y to 20 West Forty-ffth street, adjoin-
ing tho northeast corner Of Sixth ave-
me- ON the property Of the late Daniel
: MaElroy, who was a Commissioner OF
Taxes, were sold AT auction by Joseph p.
Day In the Vesey street salesroom yes
'"rday TO the Broadway Savings Institu-,
ton. which sued to foreclose a mort
rarH a~ggregsting S327,+9 including
taxes and interest. Tho parcel was 80
cured on a bid OF $500. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
BUYING n. J. FACTORY SITES.

The Hudson Real Estate Company OF
Jersey City has sold for William H.. Lut-
ION a plot Of about sixteen lots on West
Side avenue, Jersey City. running
through to the Connecting railroad. The
property was purchased by the NJ w.
Kellogg Company. machinery manufac-
turer. for expansion Of its present plant.
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball,
Jr have sold for the West New York
Realty Company a plot 75xl00 on
Eleventh street. between Hudson and
Palisades avenues. West New York. n.
], to "a client. who will erect a factory
for the manufacture OF embroidertes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
RENTING IN THE sUBURBs.

Fish 4 Marvin have leased for the
winter. furnished, the property OF Wal
ter w. Law, Jr., known a. Six Gables
and situated at .Briarclin Manor. to
william ii. Herman of this city.
Fish & Marvin have leased for the
winter furnished the property OF Mrs.
Anna r. Mead at Wilson Park. Tarry-
own, To Mics Helen Langford OF this
city, and, for a term, the property Of
Ma rt,n Vogel at Chappaaua to Roland
r. Gilman Of the firm OF Douglas l..
Ell!man & Co.
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westminster county to Martin Vogel,
Assistant Treasurer OF the United
states. Tho property consists Of a
large residence. about Ave acres OF land
and the usual outbuildings, 1t was
held at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
LAST OF wALI.ACKAS.

TIE remainder OF Wallacks Theatre.
~ the northeast corner OF broadway n
TN!rtieth street. Is being RACED TO make
way for a two story building with stores.
Cross & Brown have been appointed
aTtrts for the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
bRoNEaRs IN JAMES DEALS.

Tie Douglas Robinson Charles a.
sr'~n Company, as brokerA repre-
S"''rd Arthur Curtlss James In the
rec : purchase Of so and 52 East Six
y-ru'h street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ST
FRONT ST. n 9 cor Fletcher s,-City Of
\ Nto CITY Of Y Y, transfer OF tax lien,
Sept ., 1910, due sept 2. 1919, 10 p e;
atty. Corpn Counsel 800. $50, gis. OF
EAST BROADWAY. : =. 1856 g Catharine
st. e5 2ss7-Julius Mazo to Jacob Rosen,
276 Madison At, Nov 20, pr mtg $50, 900,
yrs, i y G; atty, T q 90, i76 BROAD.
SAME PRoPERTY-Samo to Geo u i,anck'
COMMITTEES, 81 s5th Vt. Bklyn, Nov 20.
way Observation-Disclosures, 5000
PITT ST, W =, les n Grand st, 26xico~
Banned Friend to Iins Stern. 2 W saith
at. Nov 26. . yrs. b y q: atty. 1T Co,
100 325 900
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Gold Imports N2,625,OOO.

English sovereiGns amounting to
81, 6a5. 900 were received at the Assay
ONCE yesterday. or this $4,000, 900 was
brought in by the Guaranty Trust Com
pany and sizes, 900 by the American Ex-
change National Bank.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

h~lls Reinsbers. az " 67th ~. $4,000
18TH ST. 3Os W-chas r BiseloS 4 ano
sNrs. TO Isabella l. Biselow; atty T q
ar vAv' W cor .,d st. Is. siico-Michi 6
Harden to Sadie Roth. 1913 Prospect av
attys. Eisman. l.. c n J.. las Bway .? 500
6TH Az, 5i1.s, = " cor 3lst At, 1904 W
diner. az schenectady av. Bklyn; atty
Ino T Smith, - Cedar st -.....-.., 81
It'll Av = W cor SSH 81, 100, 5xl0o-AleN
II Sands. .Jr. to BenJ y Duke, /, 4 SSH
81; atty. WIN Theo Won der lAppe. 200
SsTH IT. nj. 7sos " 6th av. is.lxioos~
Miriam J Ramberger. ear. 60 Leon J
Bamberger. 225 w seth st; atty. Mayer
l. Han, 81 Wall st ......... sI.bi5.":
MULBERRY ST. t-Ba for Savings ~
Ossining to Emigrsnt Industrial Savings
Bank. 81 Chambers st: ATTY. 7 9 %
SAB sT, IS. 81 . list Az. :oss5-Anna L
Nicoll to Thee Leo. atty. Robt T. e
M,,,,nm cor Franklin =, :.y
ss|Joslah DE- witt to Emirrant Indus,
trial Savings Bank. 81 Chambers st atty.
" J Seaman. 81 Chambers st $50, 600
10TH Az. W 3, :5.b = b6th 81. Rash.
r 7ist st. atty. u Dean. Riverside
BRRoApwAY, cor is,d -. to.ioow
Same 20 same; atty, came. slH,o 900
DIST TT. n ., 2>s.s e 10th av. issxss 5
Bashrord Dean, exr, to Fannie Y welsh
and .nc; * = 7i't ct, atty. b 5000
SEAMAN Xv, "a. 400 " pmsr.on st Sox
loo-Same 20 same: atty. same s., 600
CLINTON ST, lSs--Esi. insrahain 10
HTH ST. &o%-s w-Same to came; atty.
same ......... . . 900. ssss s's,ss W S4-
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18th ST. ??o to 2:s Wv p Nelron %
aet Adlon Construction Co 81 si. May 8.
Isi' e.,ses
& Co asst Chelsea Homes Corpn e. al
Nov ~. 1895 81
AVENUE II, .ss--Adolph Shapiro ag, 10
seph l. Bu,,enweiser ct al, o., y.
18th IT. 51 E-Adolph shapiro ag'
charles Rubingcr G. al. Oct ~
lNlo ..ss.'.s 80 - o o s'ssss' s'
AVENUE d. ?~e5--Adolph shapiro agt Jo'
seph l. Buttenweiser 81 a.. Oct 81.
lVlb ............ ... .... ...... ,tlhl,.s
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SalesroeD.
lat u vESEY STREET
nv Joseph l.. Day.


18TH ST. 7l.7o W. n y, 80 = 9Th av, s7.sS
1905. five . and 4 sly. bldgs-Broadway
ct al; due, sSls,72Tsi; taxes, &c,
nIsssi: 70 The plaintiff. $500, Go
Vi, 3ssx70. 6 sty factory-Maiden Lane
Sav Bank sst Graf Realty Co 81 a.;
due. s27535,29; taxes. &c. N.3ss %; 10
DUANE st. t9. 8 W cor Lafayette st. ls3x
.a,s x irreg. 8 sty loft blds,H r Clare
ct al agt Madison Ave Real Estate Co
Of al; due, 9.507 0s: taxes, sc, 1850 Al
sub TO mtg $4,000; adjourned t. Decem-
Der 3,
By !. ". Mayors,
18TH ST, ar 1879 W. n $, a2i,s W 9Th Az.
s0xe2, G sty loft-SeaInen's Bank for
saw agt r q Schroeder ct al: due, S37,-
s5J. IS; taxes. Sc, $5,J3s..s: to the plain
ny Henry Brady.
WOOSTER ST. col. W n. 1881 n Blescker
n, 3G.sxI00, 8 sty loft-Empire city IA
Bank agt u \ Trust Co, tr. SC: ct al;
due. b2,5754 40. taxes, sc, &2,ls0.so; 20
the plaintin ,,,..,....,..,.....$t9.0 GOO
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Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
coRTi:ANpT : s5-7,.Ss :. 80 {. west st.
vim Vi s'i Wolf. igsiff \ i Msr"n st, ref fsli to f "a.
Nov "a; a'tys, HAYS. II & ". us Broad;
EAST BROADWAY. a. :ix;i.s,"ISiyyC.
julius Mazc. iits Lincoln pi, Bklyn. Nov
- atty, T q Co, l7s Bway -. 5000
foreclosure Nov bD-.Marcei Levy. ref.
to Banned Friend, 1870 Madison av. Nov
2s; attys. kamtrowitz & Il. $40 Broad
Ml,RcER sr, W =, $50 ; Houston II. SSS
loo.-Real Securities Investment 90 to
state Realty 60, - Broad st. Newark
cARMlNE ST. Bedford st, %25si5H
James r Thompson, esr isabella c,oyl.e,
Morris Abraham to Rose. wife Isaac
Abraham. 1876 81 a., onc.thlri pare.
m,s $1,000 Nov lS' atty. NJ Abraham,
CHARLES Sr. 10. n =. i7o W Greenwich
avi 2.NsS-Jaines T. Thompson. ear lsa-
bella coylc. TO James Coyle. ~ Gar
mine st, Nov 10 ....................sl
East OF Firth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
18TH ST. 3ls Il. = s. 200 9 Sd av, 2o.sss2
hue. ref. to Joseph Yeska. 1856 Riverside
Drive. mtg sii,ooo. Nov rs, atty. Max
2so bway .....:.ft $1,000
sophia Mayer 10 Bernhard Mayer. ~ Il
iO2D ST. n =. $50 4. hi ay' eS,loo ii
Fanny shapiro to Ray and Lucy BERN
stein. aiS " iooth 81, mtg $4,000. Nov
,Os s1Tp 'i w ~ H?ufc' q & vi 10 way
looil-de9rge Z kohbe to Home for In
atty Roossvei, q h K a. 81 wsaII ,o' II
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West side.
twcst OF FIFTH av. between Fourteenth
aud ilOth sts)
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~ Il "a st goo
S5rH ST. = 50 " sth av, ssxI+i.-Abe
S'rp,fi rW",ss SS,na ncu,y 81 81 Nasss1
Tas.sn ..:........' 800
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Mi,h.Imin. p,iie to otto Hook, siS W
90 ,5s wv 'i-''oo' NOV ~ any "a
siTfi ST. S. 100 9 Amsterdam ay.. Tx
.s6 to e Apthorpe lane \ l7lxs1S $
Michael W hayens to Helen + Mont.
$1,000. 'Nov >:;ii'''o" . '"Fs".y. .,ioe
7sYI4lian g Dyer to Robt ii Burnsid.
atty, r q CO. i7G Bway.'.....u...si
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10Th -t)
LAWYER. Mig co to. bSnrish. Co, Inc.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-27
UNITED OWNERS Bra DINNER,

A dinner IL to he held by the United
Real Estate Owners Association. Stew
art Browne president, on Tuesday eve
ming. December -. at Terrace Garden.
There will he l.40O reservations.