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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
su1IpERS ACTIVE IN BRONX.
Acquire sites In Many Sections for
improvements.

PROSPECT AVENCE-Smith & Phelps
have sold for cash the plot 4Tx295 feet
At the southwest orner OF Prospect
avenue and l7sth street, running
though to Mapes avenue. This prop
er,y will he improved with five story
apartments.
Monterrey ANENUE-William A.
White * sons have sold the northwest
corner of lS0th street n Monterey
avenue for Seth Spraeue Terry to
the Renenson Realty Company. which
will improve it with two five story
fats.
NARMION AEENUE-Charles kuntze
has sold for Mrs. Mc,ha Homann and
Ms. Josephine Wagner the plot
60xl50 al the northwest corner OF
Mermion avenue and 17Sth street TO
q builder. who will erect a five story
apartment house.
xAPES .AVENCE-Joseph Diamond
has sold 10 a cash investor the north
cas-: corner OF Mapes avenue n 17Sth
street, a five story fiat with stores on
plot 46xl0i.
CRESTON ANENUE-The Level Realty
Company has sold OF a row of
fve story apartment houses on Creston
avenue. north of Fordham road, to a
client Of II. A. Douglas 4 Co.
EAST l7sTH STREET-M. Bloom has
sold the five story apartment ho,Ue at
AS East l7sth street, on plot 12xe5.
10 an investor for cash.
FOREST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ave
sold for William Lins $50 Forest ave-
niue, a one family house, on lot 2lx90 {:
also for Frank Ness the lot. 25xlO0,
on the north side of Baker avenue,
$50 feet west of White Plains road.
EAST i63D STREET-The Similar
Realty Company has sold to an In
weston 800 East 1880 street, in the
Hunts Point section, a Ave story
house, on plot 5OxlO0, between Inter-
vale avenue and Kelly street. The
same company also has sold al9 and
s93 Kelly street. W five story fats.
each on not I5xlOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
ALL LINES OF TRADE
VISITED BY SANTA
Reviews of Week Tell If Rec
ord Christmas Business
Prices Going Higher.

The trade reviews report that the
holiday trade has been Of record vol
ume.
Dune says: Apart from the rssn IN
the shopping districts there has BEEN
little In the business world 70 Indicate
that this IL the holiday season. Prep
arations for inventorying are much
Lees q q factor than Usual and. instead
Of the slowing down process character
istio OF the period in most branches.
commercial activities are exceptionally
we'll sustained. Even aside from the
steel industry overtime continues In
force at many manufacturing plants n
the general request for early deliveries
testifies to the urgency Of current re-
q~uirements.
Evidences accumulate that supplies
are becoming short In some lines and ef-
forts to replenish depleted stocks are
hampered by the railroad congestion.
though the additional embargoes on ex-
port freight work to the advantage OF
domestic onsumer There Is. however.
still considerable complaint OF retarded
traffic movements. and delayed ship
ments accelerate the advance In COM
modify prices. fuel being notably strong
vi tnlS account.
There IL a keen demand for skilled
labor and the marked increase In the
working force, In many instances at en-
HANGED wages. Is reflected In the largest
volume of Christmas sales ever reported
In some sections.
Brodstreets says: "A record break.
ing holiday trade accompanied evidences
of extraordinary activity In Industrial
lines, reports OF light stocks almost
everywhere. marked strength in grain
and higher cotton prices. good collec-
tons, heavy railway traffic. smart
activity In employment at relatively
high wages, widespread distribution OF
bonuses. increased incomes from profit
sharing investments and strength in the
stock market.
"On the other hand wholesale trade
has receded somewhat in ~consonance
with the season of year end inventory
ing. which takes statesmen from the road
and causes this branch Of enterprise to
temporarily mark time. Jobbing trade,
because OF the necessity for filling in
depleted stocks, is rather less affected
by seasonal changes than wholesale dis
tribution. in which line business was
done up to the last momen thus indi-
eating a very short gap between the Old
season and the new one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
RENTING IN BUSINESS ZONES.

Stephen II. Tying, Jr.. & Co. have
leased space OF the third floor of IL
Union Square to Harrington n Waring.
hosiery fourth ioor to W. II. Rollin-
son, plushes, and office space to \. y.
Brazil. woolens in the Madison Avenue
Building, 20 Madison avenue. additional
space to Mitsui & Co.. on the fourteenth
floor; with Payson Mel. Merrill Conn
pany, space on the fifteenth floor 10 Had
den h Co., raw silks. and space on the
seventeenth floor to American Raw Silk
Company at 10 East Seventeenth street.
with Bastine X Co, the fourth floor to
Bell X Haber. and the seventh floor TO
Abraham Spiegeiman. with Spear n Co.
at e20 Fourth avenue, fourth floor. to
A. Carmichael. Jr.. 4 Co, dealers In wool
ems. and the fifth floor to Bergner 4
Co, dealers In fancy goods at 1928
East Twenty-fourth street, large space
OH the thirteenth floor to Clough. Pike
e. Co.. dress goods. the ninth floor to
Harvard Knitting Mills AT i9-5S East
Twenty-frst street, with NJ. & l.. Hess,
half OF the eleventh floor to the Manicure
Novelty Company in Victoria Building.
Twenty-seventh street and Broadway.
large space IN the twelfth floor to the
Holden-Leonard Company, dealers in
woolens at 1926 East Twenty-frst
street. the fourth fioor to the Kabo Cor
set Company. n at ll40 Broadway, for
the Cross X Brown Company. space on
the twelfth floor to the Waterbury But
ton Company.
Carstein & Linnekin have rented the
second loft. comprising $4,000 square
feet. in the building at l10-il2 Fifth
avenue. corner sixteenth street, to Abra-
ham Bauman, for a term OF years, man
u%facturer of mems and children's cloth
ing.
Ames & Co. have leased the fourth loft
at 20 West Thirty-second street to wolf
Il Horn. manufacturers of dresses to
Smith & Kaplowitz, the NTH loft at 1870
West Twenty-eighth street, for the man
ufacturing OF cloaks n suits. and the
store at 400 Fifth avenue, with portion
of second floor, to Elizabeth Rockwell,
for art store n studio.
Brett 4 Goode have leased to Charles
Francis Press the sixth and seventh
floors in the Printing Crafts Building,
west side Of Eighth avenue, between
Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth streets
The spate comprises about $4,000 square
feet and has been taken for a term Of
years at an aggregate rental of $500, 900.
Bastine & Co. have leased the store
and basement at IS and ~ West Twenty
seventh street to J. Lberman Sons a.
Co. and the front Of the fifth floor at II
and II West T~wenty-sixth street to
Hutner Bros.
The Duross Company has leased 1853
West Fifteenth street TO Frank Restel :
first loft at 1874 West Eighteenth street
to the Vulcan Metals Company. and first
floor and basement AZ EOS West Seven
tenth street to G. r. Harrington Com
pany.
Pense & Gilman have leased the
building at . Jones lane for the estate
of Williams c.. Schemerhorn. represented
by the firm OF l.. j. Carpenter. to An
drew Mills e. Sons.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles S,
Brown Company has leased a loft in 296
Broadway to the Miller Rubber Com
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

:sTH ST. AL and %+3 w--MoHtz Arnstein
agt Chelsea Homes Corpn, owner; Levin
Bros 60, Inc, contractor, -. , =. .......S3i0
i26TH 81, 50 W-I.ouis Cohen agt Joseph
ii Warren and Chas W Hall, trustees,
owners; Samuel Zlot, contractor. 1870
18TH ST, AL TO AS E--IOuis Pollinger
aGt Louis Solinsky. owner and oontrac-
AV b., n 6 cor 6th st. 202x93-4H Green
berg's Sons agt Hugo l. Ederer. owner;
Harry SteinberE, contractor, ..... $50
sOTH ST. 206 W-tPsul Miklow1ts. Inc, agt
Mary + Mullane. owner and oontrac-
tor. W.
10TH Gr, SOL W-Isidor Cohen agt $50
broadway Holding corpn. owner; Holzen
A. Unger. contractor. 49,. u, ,,...., f2S9As
yESEY ST, ~ and 4S--F NJ Gabler. Inc,
sgt james J Callahan, owner and COM
sTH AV. 1893 and lOs7--James p Whiske.
man axt 1867 Firth Az Co. Inc, owner
and contractor .......''.........S3?5
BrOnI.
LIND Av. 1893. 1851. l2Se-Enell Chande-
lier CO, Inc agt Elinor V pykeman and
Christina kurt2, owners; oliver ] Dyke
man, contractors, ,,,,,.,,...., e1t2. so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
ENLARGES
57TH STREET SITE
ldd, Lot on seth st. to Plot
Purchased Recently From
Kennedy Estate.
KEW MADISON AVE. LOFTS

Michael Drcicer, who recently pur-
,bas.d from August Heckschcr the for
ar Ecurcdy estate property at q and 3
West Fgfty-seventh street and 7 West
rny.sINth street. has enlarged his plot
a, thc Fcty-sixth street side. From the
andrew q. Agnew State, represented
n, George II. Agnew. he has bought .
West Fiity-sjxth street. u four story n
h,sement dwelling, on lot 25xlc0.5.
frank y WELLER was the broker. The
selung family owned the house since
Mr.. Drcicer now controls "a 'front.'
axe Of 30 feet on Fifty-sixth street and
81 feet on F~ffty-sevcnth street, which
he intends to improve with a tall COM
.n4rcihl building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

13aTH ST, = $, 3o3 W Willow ay, 26xios,1i
City Real Estate Co aGt Edith Guy ct
al foreclosure Of mtg); atty. II swain.
ROW. l5S-iaurette de T Prime agt
Evarts Holding Co ct al tamend.d fore
closure OF mtg); attys. Dean. Tracy 6
MCRarron.
lisTH ST. : =. l75 " eth av. 37.6x9yli-
j Herbert Carpenter ct al aEt Joseph Nc
Council ct al ,amended foreclosure OF
MTG: attys, Butler. Wyckon & Camp
hell.
18TH ST. . s. 212,6 " TIN av. 3I.6xsa IL
VIM A Butler e. al agt Joseph Mccon-
nell ct al lamended foreclosure OF mtgD
attys. Butler, wyckon Is Campbell
CANAL. ST, b26-Asahel + Wood aet Will
lam McQuade ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attys. Wood. Cooke n Seitz
SIT ST. 207 and 200 W-Andrew C Dat
trlch agt Florence Schw artz ct al fore
closure of mtg atty. J q Quinn.
Bronx.
HAvEMEYER AV. n o cor Quimby av
Cknown as plot No 90. map OF Union
port)-Thomas II Thorn agt Michael
brady ct al faction to foreciose trans
Ter q tax nsn): atty, i B Chambers
M0--Elsie p Friend agt Dora Finkelstein
81 al foreclosure Of mtg); attyS Baylis
n Sa nbom.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
u.,rs NEAR WASHINGTON 50.

& Morrill, Banner has sold to the Citi-
,,ns Investing company, Dominick Alb
ha,e and Maurice $. Cass, the vacant
.lo, ok about %. at 50 to 50 West
Tenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. Ilans are being drawn for the
Improvement of the plot with high class
spartments with suites of from W to
ssur rooms. The plot was held at $780,
Gao. and with the Improvement the deal
iii represent an outlay OF about $780,
NO This block is the centre Of an ar
,stic and literary colony. f. II. Ludlow
A Co. negotiated the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
LEASES GERRY LAND FOR LOFT.
Madison Avenue PLOT Taken Over
BY Builders.

Madison avenue is to have another
large business Improvement, on land
owned by Elbridge r. Gerry. Five dwell
ings at 102 to los Madison venue, and
Is East Twenty-ninth street. owned by
Elbridge T. Gerry, and forming a plot
9s.5x95 at the northwest corner. were
eased yesterday for a long period Of
years to the Brunswick Realty Company.
Robert p. Zobel. president. through the
Cruikshank Company. The lessees are
to improve the corner with q twelve story
loft building from plans by Frederick c.
Zobel. 10 he ready for occupancy on jan
uary l, 1917. For the construction Of
this building Mr.. Gerry has made a
eighteen instalments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
DEALINGS IN EXCHANGE LIGHT
Francs Highe~Llre Unchanged
kronen At New Low Price.

The tone of the foreign exchange
market yesterday had a pre-holiday as
poet. Dealings were light. Sterling
closed at 4.72 1l-l6 for demand and
4.73as for cables. as compared with
472S for demand and 4.73ss for cables
on Thursday. Francs were higher at
SIS for checks and 5.s4 for cables.
against a previous close OF 5.s5ia and
5.s+is respectively. Italian lire was I'M
changed AT 6.5S and rubles were I'M
changed at 31L.
Marks closed at 76 11-16 for sight
drafts and 7S% for cables. against 1861
for drafts and rs Ills for cables on
Thursday. Austrian krone dropped to
the new low record price of 1922,
against a previous close of 1925.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
HOME RUYING IN BROOkLYN.

:. Frank \, Seaver & Co. have sold the
nlr story brick apartment house at
sS2o Fourth avenue for the Monmouth
SECURITIES Company to an investor.
sidney !, Moll has purchased the two
solF story fats at i73 and 475 Prospect
place, each on plot 30xl14,
sidoti Bros. have sold to a client the
evening at 1870 Eighty-hrst street.
Bath Beach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and BrOnx salesrO0ms.
lat Ia NEaAY Srp Eur

AS'6h
BY James J. Donovan.
4eTH ST. 81 w. g ., 79S " 9th av, 80 Ok
1915. 4 sly dwlg, leasehold-Eliz Irwin,
sub trustee. ast J ] TNerney ct al. due,
Ss.0o+.b0; taxes. &c, St.sos, 81: no bids,
BY Henry Brady.
9TH ST. 1ls II. s q, 15o . Park sv, s5x
100. IL. s sty hat-J j Mahoney agt
Mae Lyons ct al; due, S2+.osI.7b taxes,
sc, &75I49; TO the plaintiff. , SEA. 500
lat S:0s THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Henry Brady,
WALTON Av. 24O3. W Q, ?ss.s n lSlth st,
i9nlxs6.6 ., 3 sty dwlg-tNewell Bent, gdn,
agt Liberty Investing Co ct al; due,
sG,s 70. 10: taxes, sc, S2s9 SO: to the plain
OH '''''',,,.. yI,OOO
By Joseph +. Day.
l5eD ST. 767 Il, n >, 20 W Wales nv. sbx
s6.llx2S, N xl0l,5 5, 4 sty tnmt--H ID Lewis
agt d ] Mccarthy ct al. Partition; with
drawn.
BECK ST. $50, . =, sss. IA Q Av st John,
5+.2Nl26. 3 sty tnrnt--M A schwartz agt
The \ Y Co 81 al; due. f,57tO1: taxes, sc.
s6eS.s6; sub to mtg sac. 900; to the plain
TN s,.'.''' W., UUU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR sAI.n.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered nv
BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE OF
NEW YORK. to builders investors and pros
pective homeseekers, A large number OF va
can't lots at Grant wood. MOrsemere, Leonis.
Ridgefeld and Tcan@k. New Jersey, at one
number Of two-fsmily houses at E~dsewater.
Hudson Heights, CiiHcide and Palisades Park.
New Jersey. at about 0ue-half OF former prices.
All OF the above properties are within a Ave
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes ot
Manhattan, These properties must he sold
quickly to close the business ot two CORPORA
tons now being liouidarch by the Banking
Department Special INDUCEMENTS 10 con
tractors and builders who viii purchase a con-
siderable number W tots. FOR fyrthrr pNr.
tlculars address BENJ u nAiGiIT. sprti,'
Deputy Supt, OF banks, care ~ N.uSlnf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
sITE ron $4,000 DWELLING.

LEc,I,e, Washburn & Co. have sold
tr the R.ck,rt- Finlay Realty Company
e Catherine T. Cassidy OF Washington.
y =. q plot with a frontage of 3l6
"c' az ''e corner of Arleigh and Park
.eau7' h~rrSington. Great Neck. for
.I'''"' The purchaser will erect a
"ck Colonial house to cost about $25.-
.v IRON plans by Patterson a. Dula, ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
SUGAR MERGER ADVANCES.
Rionda VIII Complete Steps In
&SO,OOO.0OO Enterprise.

Bankink interests closely connected
with the $50. 900, 900 merger Of Cuban
sugar plantations which Is shortly to be
completed said yesterday hat no an
nouncement regarding what plantations
would be included In the new corporation
would be made this week.
II was said that Manuel Rionds. ead
OF the sugar Arm OF Czarnikow-Rionda,
would sail for Cuba some time next
week to close certain matters regarding
the taking over OF properties which
have not as yet been acquired.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
PLANS ron nRoNx r.,,.rs.

kleban Leader has Med plans for four
five story fats, each 20xl12. on the east
side Of Crotona Park Fast. 1913 feet
OF wilkins avenue Goldberg a.
Goldberg. architects. estimate the total
cost at $3.50, 900. Andrew ]. Thomas will
build three five story fats. each 36.ixs4.
on the west side Of DAILY avenue. 57.6
feet north OF 1soth street. at a cost Of
sos, 600. He In the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

William +. Conner is the buyer of the
five story apartment houses at 5is
to 55s West 1S9th street. sold recently
by the s. Il. Building Corporation
through Alexander Selkin.
Paul A. McGolrick IL the buyer Of 641
East 1884 street. a five story Nat. re-
Gently reported sold by Pau Bultmann
for Peter Freess.
Simon Sichei. who owns 122 West
121st street. is the buyer OF l24 West
1e+th street. which was reported sold
recently by Matilda q. Tinker. Du Bois
& Taylor were the brokers in the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
CHEVROLET PLAN Is CHANGED.
No share for snare Provision for
General Motors Preferred.

Contrary to expectations. the plan Of
the Chevrolet Motor Company for the
exchange Of nve shares Of Chevrolet
stock for one share Of General Motors
makes no provision for tho exchange OF
the preferred stocks Of General Motors
company share fer share. AZ was first
announced.
The amount Of General Motors COM
mon stock to be exchanged Ia between
10000 and 10000 shares. In other
words. between $1,000. 900 and $4,000
600 Of the &l6.5O6,7S3 outstand-
ing shares Of common stock OF
the General Motors Company Will be
exchanged for Chevrolet. The total au-
thorixed common stock OF tho General
Motors is $40. 900. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
Will. BUILD n. J. LOFTS.

Tie Turner Construction Company has
been awarded the contract for the coz
OF sections II and + for the
iioboken Land and Improvement Com
terminal development. These
buildings, twelve stories and basement.
will be OF REINFORCED concrete construc-
ton. Charles Fall IL the archit ect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25

Mount Vernon. for Mr.. Kate Ire Nom
70 Robsft u Norman and u plot IN
Dareood for Joseph \ wood 10 william
" Norton Of New York Tho MIlilgan
company In already working on plans
~ the residence for Mr.. Norton, xh'ci
IL TO he started within the mex. tw,
weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
Lon. nEAcm HOME REsoLD.

N'''rf NJ, skinner has sold his resi-
.eN'' ol he northeast corner Of Jack
,N boulevard and Walnut street. Long
mmd'h. J.. /, to "A buyer for occupancy.
ne ''''r gave cash and an apart
mmtt '"I-" IN Iirooklyn in exchange.
ms p 'ro second sale of the Long
go ~If'pcrty negotiated by Matthew
slsss Dc the last two months, The
oc,ober 5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
LEASES.
Manhattan.

slST ST. los W, all-Geo J. Donnellsn, eSr
and trus, to John ] Wall, LOG W 3lst st,
yrs from Jan l., 1915; attys. Fitch, "
a. q, 80 Nassau st........-. 5000
BAYARD ST, los, cor store e. b--Louis
Peirano to Gastone RossilN 4 ano, rs
Mulberry IT. 3 yrs from Dec ]. 1918;
atty, Paskus, q 4 u, . Rector st. $500
sTH ST. 4 T. land-Trusteos Of the sailors
snug Harbor to Agnes = Taller, II Wash
ington So. north, 81 yrs from Nov !,
1915; atty. w II Hagen, 40 Wall
,sTH ST. 1853 W. store & part bly, II
stern 10 Jacob n Wolf. 1863 W tSth st
yrs from Dec 20. 1918. atty. r Cohn,
BLEECKER ST. ~. store 4 b; isieecker
". ss, store & b--Ralph NJ Ward TO
Iszar Jacobsohn. S3s Park pl, Bklyn. 8
YRS from Feb !. 1916; atty. Max silver.
stein, 3OS Bway $4,000
Bronx.
WILLIS Av, i6t-Henry. Heller a ano
.extrsI, to Mich'l l. Condor. 4+3 Y l36th
st, s yrs from Nov I, 1915: atty. Mich'l
Condor, tta u iSsth st. $500 TO eI.6oe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, Dec, 2t--The following realty
corporations were cha Uttered here to-day:
Winfield Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital. $4,000; directors. Abraham 8.
Cussow, Nathan Lever and George c.
Woolf, New York city,
Rielsk Realty Corporation. Manhattan
capital. $1,000: directors, samuel Wacht,
Anna Young and samuel Wacht, Jr., New
York city,
Horkins Building Corporation, Brooklyn:
ca pital, 1000: directov, Ely Horlick,
Minny Horlick and Louis Elkins. Brooklyn.
n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25

UNION SQUARE, a2-Standard Utiity Co
art Reliance Bldg corpn ct al. Dec II,
1aTH sr, ~ 10 AS E--louis Poilinger ast
Louis Sollnsky ct al. Dec q. 1918. ..Sle7
yERMII.YEA AV, l15--Benjaml Silver
man agt Becker Bldg Corpn ct al. Nov
RIVEitSIDE DRIVE, n q cor lbbth st
Abraham Sobel agt Nauxhall Realty co.
Inc. 81 a, Nov / INSTRUMENTATION
BHOnN.
HAvlLAND Az. n 9, 1si . OF Pu6sley av.
i00xf0S-Charies Kausen, INC, az Mink
ConstSuotteu CO ct al Dot -. IelS.tksb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25

WEST END Az, = " cor ssth ST. .3xsoEy
a,tys. Rose q ?. i2s BMay. ..... $4,000
- 10 Il. Henrietta ia RIOS. " and Leo + Ross,
trus. to Lawyers Mtg Co. 81 Liberty
istrH sr. n 5. 200 . st Nicholas av. sos
80 mLcty M,s co to N Y rrus, 60; e
Broad st; atty. y A Snow. 10 Wall
.i.rH ST, :, as e ION av. 75x,siiE
same to same: atty. same ...;;Si
2i.TH 81. 8, goo e ION av. 75xssiiC,,
MADISON ST ioi-Tltle Guar a 7 Co to
Emanuel Neuman; 80. West End az;
.TH Hsr, ic7 Same to US Mtg 8 Trust
co. trus, IS Cedar st; atty. game. $4,000
9TH ST. III E-same to same. ATTY
,TH ST. ics E-same to same. Any;
ST N@ifcHoLAs AZ. :. $50 n issiS 81.
ss.loNloo-N Y Truss 90 to city Mtg CO:
Sri Is VA T.; s''y; + CO 90 6'S f tssts y
ssicxiSoHcny Mtg co to LAWYERS M.s
co, 50 Liberty st. atty. T CO. iIs
,s'TTH' 81. i2e w-Morpmef singer,
gdn. to Robert \ cha mbers. 81 w 76th
81; atty, VI NJ singer, So Liberty St 81
ii9TH ST, 3o5-3o7 W<Same to same. ait!y;
rIsTH ST. .is.:is E-same 10 same. at,!;
lcoTH ST, iSs w y Trus, 90 TO Amer.
lean Mtg co, 40 Cedar st. sttys' Bowers
s,TH 81. I ,sis W--ri,l. Guar q T Go to
.Astor Trust Co. sss 9Th av: atty TO CO;
,,a1Tgu n ,:i.tso We 4 l. ME- Co to
Lawyers Mtg Co, SO Liberty st; aity.TG
laisT 81. 70 Was Mcwai,.rs 10 israel
Fre!dus, e5t W ieist st; atty. 7 60;
isisr ST. Il w-r.rael Freidus TO Ruther.
fard Realty GO, q Nassau e ;'Soo
10 Jos sommer. so5 W lltth st; attys.
Appel 4 r 81 t...N
soTH ST, il? E-Amtrican Mtg co 10
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rredk Fi,che,t. Highland Fa:is
Az y. ia7-Jesse Kaliski TO Hannah ka-
llski. 1903 Z 1881 st: attys. Kurzman. +
lisrH 81. iat.iso w-Lawyers Mig Co to
dam av. atty. l. Mtg Co. SO Liberty
MONROE ST. I5s .s-Loui: su.staan to
Rose sussman. 10 Allen st; ATTY. A \
55TH ST, 1915 Was, River savings
Instn to Title Guar & 7 Co, 10
IsT AZ. n W cor s6,h st. rs 4v75"Eaui.
table Life \ Society of y Y to Mathilda
g. Behre' 5?i Park $4,000
y Ford trus, Z i3d st: attys, Gary 4
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baum 10 Columbia Trust Co. 50 Rway.
atty: NfT I co, lsS Bway.,.:.. 500
tori. Yonkers y Y; atty. l. T Co. $50
Bway 3.t,0 600
sT NICHOLAS Az. 4ss-Edwin !. Kalish
atty. J Eugre, II W a5,h s,,,..,N
FIST ST. n ISIS e Audubon av. 37sx
9a-Martln tngrich, trus. to Lawyers
T Co. i76 Bway 49,. Order of Court
bronx.
HELEN V KELcHER to Lawyers Mtg
70 .sr % e -. Z. =. . . &. 9. . q. 9. 9. . oIll'lfl
81 10 sdmr '.. e . $3.50" wv
GEO HAUSER to Caroline Downing $4,000
ERNEST w KELLER to John C Heint1
$1,000
HENRY EIBEL TO Kate Brown ....s3,5Oo
II REICH to Edw NJ Grossman. 800
SAME to Modern Holding Co, ,,..-.t 800
HENRY EIBEL. -Jr TO Kate Brown $1,000
Jos WOLF to VIM X Rose ....,.....S
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
GARAGE FOR L.. I. CITY SITE.

H., b, Butterfly has sold for Anna A.
nehly a lot, ~25xl00, on Vernon venue
80 fert north of Tenth street. Ions
nand city. The buyer Is Eugene T.
efotto, Who owns an adjoining lot and
VINO "'ll improve the combined site with
Z garage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
BROKER IN It'll AVE. DEAL.

Du Bois e. Taylor were the brokers In
the sale Of the five story FIAT with stores
at the southwest corner of Seventh ave-
nue. and l49th street to Mrs. Addie II
Boyd. title to which passed yesterday,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-25
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Pease & Gilman a rented fur
nished for Chester c.. Boynton to F. w.
Jones. Jr, the three story and basement
dwelling at l5l East Seventy-Eighth
street.