davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1915-02-07

2: Holden. .: Yfngling, 9: Killifer, .: Lohr, g;
Davenport. /: Schneider, 1; Anes /: Mollwitz.
l; BerShammer. !: kippert, !. and Rawlings, l.
New York. 10S-Burns. 13; Snodgrass. r.:
Fletcher. IL: Meyers. al: Bescher. s: Merkle. 8;
Stock. Z: Grant, g: Tesreau. 8: Mclean, 3: Doyle,
>; Mathewson, 4; Robertson, 3: Murray. ); Dem
aree, 1: O'Toole. l; Donlin. 1; Fromme. 1: Smith.
1, and Holke, l.
o: Whaling. s: Deal. :: Erers. s: Gather, g.
schmidt, !: Smith. 4: whitted. a Grinith, 8;
Gilhert 3; Hess 8: Connolly. 3: ,ioaa Rnao,ph, =
James, /: F. Tyler. /; Martin. /: I'crdue, L;
Moran. /. and Strand, /.
Pittsburgh. 9i-Konetchr. 13; Wagner. IL;
Gibson, 10; vicx, 10: ]. Kelly. 0: Murray. 4; Me
Carthy. 8: Carey; 8: Leonard. 4: Mitchell. 4;
Coleman, i: Scheeren. l. sislin. /: James Kelley,
/: Berger. 1; Collins. 1. and Councilman !.
Brooklyn. s9-Cutshaw. II; Wheat. 8: Essn.
s; Dalton, Z; Smith, =: Daubert s; Hummel. g.;
Getz. 8; O'Mara, 4: Stencel, 4; Aitchison, =;
Fischer, 8: McCarty. 9: Pfener. 2: Miller. 2
L
Evening star., 1915-02-07
VIII Star for Chicago.

Eddie Collins will miss Jack Barry
for a time. but only for a time, for
h Buck Weaver Collins secures a high
~ sensational player for his partner
around second. Weaver has. ike Lar
~, been handicapped. because every
now and then the White Sox would use
some new player at second. When
Evening star., 1915-02-07

Work on the Chevy Chase course is
coming along nicely. and it is quite
likely that when the season starts this
used.
Evening star., 1915-02-07

John T. Harris. chairman of the
green comWittee at Bannockburn, has
been conhning his interest to bowling
during the closed golfng season. and
has developed into quite "pinspiller.'
Harris is hard worker and has the
knack of succeeding in anything he
undertakes so that to those who know
him his success with. the NAPLES" is
no surprise.
Evening star., 1915-02-07

Ben Taliaferro of Bannockburn, who
has been out of the game for the past
year on account of d broken leg, eX-
poets to get back in shape again this
year and go through a strenuous cam
paign, including all of the local tour
namentS.
Evening star., 1915-02-07

Basil NJ. Manly, one of the best play
ers of the Bannockburn Club, is assign
ed to Chicago on government business.
and is playing on the Edgewood Coun-
try Club course. He reports that this
is an exceptionally good course, and
that climatic conditions have been as
good as could be expected at this time
of the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
TALL APARTMENT
FOR 9th STREET
Levy syndicate Buys 62 Foot
site Opposite Carnegie
Hall.
ALTMAN GALLERY LEASED

The Brett & Good Company has sold
The three four story brownstone front
dwellings, at l55 to 15e West Fifty
seventh street. on plot 62.sx10O.5. for
Improvement with a thirteen story apart
nent house. The buying syndicate is
headed by Edgar A. Levy. who has
specialized in high class apartment rom
s~,ruction for many years. both In the
new Park avenue section and on the
upner West Side. The property Is re-
corded as owned by the estate Of Hem
r;etta Sideuherg, Richard Siden-
berg and Robert A. Brown. and IL
located d|iaRonilly opposite the easterly
erd OF Carnegie Hall. The brokers re-
Dor, that the selling price was about
$3.50 600. ON the property at 1913 and
1853 is to be built a five story building.
mos, Of vhich will be studios for the
reaching of classical and ballroom dane
ing and kindred arts. This building is
10 he erected by Louis II. Chalif, the
Russian dancing teacher. As II Is sep
arated by an Is foot dwelling from the
site " the proposed apartment. the latter
Structure is assured unobstructed light
from that side. On the east are dwell
ing houses.
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BIG 18TH ST. GARAGE RENTED.

NJ & L. Hess ma = leased from the
plans for James J. Riordon TO Morris
Segall a two story fireproof garage TO
be built at AS &c asa West Eighteenth
street, II will cover n plot 225x92. af-
fording space for the storage of about
250 commercial automobiles. Plans
have been prepared by James s. Maher.
architect, and construction work will he
begun soon. The building will he ready
for occupancy by April 1. 1915. The
lease is for a term OF ten years and in
wolves a rental OF 100000.
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BUILDERS AND INVESTORS BUY

WEST l4iTH STREET-The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has sold to the
henderson Construction Company $40
West iiith street. a six story apart
nent house. on plot S~1.6x99.11. be-
tween Broadway and Amsterdam ave
nue.. The buyer Immediately resold
The property to an unnamed realty
omrauN
AMSTERDAM AVENUE-The Haven
Construction Company has resold to
the Adnine Construction Company.
Adnlph l.. Simon president, the plot.
37.6xlOo. at the northwest corner of
Amsterdam avenue and cl4th street.
The site will be improved with a five
story apartment house.
VALENTINE AVENUE. The Ensign
Improvement. Company. Joseph A.
Damsey. president, has bought from
the Arnsue Corporation four lots on
the west side OF Valentine avenue, T6.5
feet south OF lSith street. The COM
psny has procured from the New York
Title Insurance Company a building
loan Of s7O.O00 for the erection of two
high class, five story apartments on
tie site.
NORRIS AvFNrE-W. +. & w. l.
Brown have SOLD for the !. W. Cornish
Construction Company to an investor
the two new i've story apartment
houses AT the northeast corner Of Nor
rs avenue and Mount Hope place.
The ,orner house occupies a plot o
g., the adjoining venue house
measuring e5x95. the two having a
total frontage of 125 feet. Thu houses
Gre now being completed by the sellers,
being two Of a row II four on the
Morris avenue front between Mount
Hope place and t11th street.
BARNES ANENCE-Joseph A Was
serman has sold FOR A. Schmidt the
ore family dwelling on plot 81 *
l0J :. on the east side Of Barnes ave-
nue, 93.5 feet south Of 2ijth street, TO
an investor.
SETON AVENTE-Joscph A. w.sser-
man has sold for -. Halpin the plot
'50Nl 30, on the east side of Seton ave-
nue., 100 feet north of 223d street
tNelson avenue for Improvement.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Worthington whitehouse has sublet
for V. Everit Macy to Walter ID. Den
eyre OF Manchester, Mass, 81 west
FIfty-sixth street, a Ave story dwelling
belonging to Elisha Dyer. The house
was held at a rental OF $1,000.
The Duross Company has leased 10 Al
bin Chastanier and Jean Corroge tne
four story and basement house at s2s
West Fourteenth street for a term OF
years.
Du Bois & Taylor have leased Tor inc
estate OF Louis Biel the brownston
front dwelling at 500 West l4sth street
to a Mrs. Spitz.
Pease & Gilman have rented furnished
for Charles w. Romeyn the nve story
American basement dwelling at SO q
sixty-fourth street. adjoining the north
vest corner of Park avenue. to Charles
A.. Frank. -
shaw & Co. have leased for Kathleen
II Donahue the three story and base
ment dwelling at 2s Mount Morris rark
West to Charles A. Doelser.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


.hIa@s,.ef!r, Teeor;: ';5 sa.IH,. AL
ysck. Of !eit t. ieif''. HE H. MIDI SiFdfii = s'a.e.
Western ~. canada had -, asains. ~
fsn, 'Se ,Br"C ronGgLns WEEK, iSSHt IS PR
5000 capital and . per rn, had from
s., 900 to $50, 900 capital.
Bankruptcy Petitions,
THE MURPHY DOOR r COMPANY
against The Murphy Door He'd company
81 Sew York. The company .old a bed
which had some sale in CALIFORNIA; The
York laws i 1873 with a capital stock
OF SiN"U but wa. not rated in BRAD
sir"6fs. The liabilities are said TO be-
MAN BERMAN--A petition In bankruptcy
has been MED against Max herman,
he assets $4,000, lie made a assignment
Fap,sy has been SIei .as.in.s LOU.
tNle4.' are r"i $500 c'' and I't tSs assn. s@s $500 81. 900.
schiiwmhSRtfTza II sE siitf"msn 1 in TINSS %|h De.
ssai"., III. seHyaSrtf SKIRT HOUSE, ,incp'i
Incorporated on July 20 last with n cap
itil stock OF 5000 and on October : a
receiver was appointed In dissolution
proceedings.
JOSEPH WHEATFIEI.D of = East
Twenty seventh street has Med a pc
tition in hankruptcy, with liza abilities OF
st6,2.3 and no assets.
THE CALEDONIAN ELECTRIC COM
pANy. use, OF i+0 West Thirty eighth
street has nled assignment schedules
showing liabilities or SIS, tGI. nominal
assets Of so,Gli and actual assets OF
FIiXNK KLATzKo. 1obber In trimming.
at : Hester street. has nled assignment
schedules showing liabilities OF 80, GO6.
nominal assets of S,sO2 and actual as
sets Of $3.50
OLIN & MOSES->Tulius DIN and VIII.
lam Moses, manufacturers Of cloaks aud
suits at . West Twentieth street. have
made an assignment TO Lionel = Krls-
teller. They began business In March,
EAGLE WOODWORK CoMPANY-Isaac
Landres and Herman Cooper, trading as
the Eagle. Woodwork Company, manu-.
facturer of office fixtures az Ni East
Ninth street. have made AN assignment
MAX KASS, wholesale dealer In millinery
At csc Broad way, has fled bankruptcy
schedules showing liabilities Of etS.i7l
and assets Of 1880.
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APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS.
Complete List Handed Down ~
First Department Division.

Tho following decisions were handed
down yesterday by the Appellate d.
vision, First Department.
Insraham. p. J.. Mclaughlin. LAughlin,
Clarke. Scott. u.
Tn. People. ae.. appellant ". Abraham
demurrer d!~sa!.owed. and the case RENTED
~ the Court OF Special Sessions for fur
th.r proceedings Opinion per curtain
Of New York. Implicated. &c. appellant
Judgment affirmed with costs, No opinion,
Order nled.
vs. Georr. A. just COMPANY. implicated.
&c, appellant. and order az
nrined with coats, No opinion. Order
Gied.
DECREASED. reres efnrmed with costs. No
o%rinton. Order Med.
Henry y. Brock. respondent, Va Kinems-
color company OF Americs, appellant
Judgment and order affirmed with costs.
80 opinion. Order nled.
In the matter of tho city Of New York.
r. sSh9Sl site At H-m,,.0n risss' SssH m
with 80 costs and disbursements. No
opinion. Order nled.
The People, ae, respondent, vs., william
T. Gerow, appellant. Judgment affirmed
No opinion, Order Med.
Hugo IL, Pissen, resrondent VS. Ethel
". Mitchell ct al. appellants. Judgment
affirmed with costs, No opinion. order
iled,
Same VS.. Same Judgm.n, affirmed
with costs, No opinion. Order hied.
Hose Weyland. respondent, VS. William
order rsVer.ed With cost. and "omplsi Amt
disnissed with costs Opinion per curtain.
Emil weyl.nd. respondent. Va, william
H. kirchner.. appellant, Judgment and
order reversed with costs and complaint
dismissed with costs, opinion per curtain,
Philip Phillips. respondent, '. Rosen-
tmai.Romannol, Company, Inc. appellant,
bursements and motion granted with $40
costs, with leave to plaintiff to serve an
amended complaint on psynen, OF costs
opinion per curiam- Order hled.
Chain witt. respondent. vs.. Aus,ro.
p%eilant. Judgment and order reversed
with costs and complaint dismissed with
cost, Opinion per curtain order hled,
Kellogg Company. q al. appellant, Juds.
ment and order affirmed with costs. 40
Thema. 4; N.vin., respondent, vs.. Au.
gust Heckscher et. al. appellants, Judg-
ment affirmed with costs. on the opinion
in,s..p" order nl.d. '"' % dissent
David Boudreau, respondent. vs., Geors.
No opinion. Order nled. ~
>, &. fosner. Inc. Appellant, W., Fman-
uel A. jackson 81. al. respondents. Juds.
ment affirmed with costs, on the authority
o. rosnsr vs.. Iaek.on, 1875 Appellate D,yi.
Max Schapiro.. respondent. VS.. Fred
Rohde, Jr,. ct al. appellants, Judgment
plant dismissed with costs. Opinion per
Emma Mishel. an infant, &c., rsspon-
dent. VS.. Hymsn Mishsl. appellant. Judg.
nent affirmed with costs, No opinion,
Order MED.
W. Lunch. a. receiver. &c, appellant.
Judgment and order affirmed With costs.
No opinion. Order Med.
Henry Kanzer as administrator. &C.. re-
spondent. W. Frederick Voges. appellant.
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Judgment ana ord.r Affirmed with costs

80 opinion. order Med.
fTanSe;so Gampl'9; r..pond.nt.
iaism,sn, ""d oTisr aa n WIZ lippe easi..
No opinion Mnsrshsm; J.. and Nc
Mishe!.ohn. appellant. Judgment affirmed
He!-n dnpin as ajdmiinis,rair,1, ". ia.
cob Rupper'. Motion to dismiss appeal
srsntsa w,th 80 cost. un.e,, spp.ian,
nled'
same rs. Same. Motion granted and
which TO his and serve brief. order Med.
A.eert PREM v. Borden's Sonden,:d
sM SO co SGS."'e6H rier HRpI. e" denied win
nas6maP Application a.n,.aa Nth SO
cl! !;'' s%svs s5' e. 5.a, e Assy!ss'iion R a.ai.;
hernia Koni.r vs. ridsii,y 4 Deposit
Compsny q MARYLAND Application de-
TURKEY Knob Srohar d' co vs. .sMs1 Man.
del =; a. Application denied. with 80
James $ Hcrrman vs.. Franci. l.. Leland.
Application denied. with SO costs. Order
Jane, F MeNaeoe. a. TRUSTEE. vs., Her
,PcnrsIlyania r., %. vs. samu.i Bor-
order signed.
Ernest \. o Intemsnn, Jr. ", Atlantic
So @asts orSSer sHisshpeldi' "'0" ae"'ea' WIN
Nicholas Barrett, as executor, Va Thomas
Rerd'sas - al, Application granted, or
william Il. Mccr.a vs.; Lester II, Bentley
Application a-n'ed. with so costs, Order
John Jameson & Son. Ltd.. ". John
Bel. ,App.ira,ion granted upon de-
| ordar Orier signed, ' go
Ap gHyis n't G.ni.a rs; vii, SS; SO cost. seA5 or1s,
William L. .Mccrsa vs., Lester H.. Bentley.
Motion denied. with 80 costs, order Ned.
plication denied. with $40 costs, Order
Mst,.r o, Alfred W. v.r,.n. r. soc,..-
, rrancal.e Dc. Films, Ac, SEQ msmoran'
Ea%ard NiSoia v., Duncan / Robert. a,
sifcs'' Sos5.' S @Tja.r : .RsRnsd, Denied wiz
deorge f. Parish ys: Frank G. Arm
strong Application denied. with SO costs
james TrinEls vs.. Henry I. Converse .,
a. Application denied. with SO costs
Isaac schwar,. va, Lou,. A. Sable. APP
piicat! on denied. with SO coats. order
Robinson clsy Product, Co. vs., Johr
Thatcher a Son. Application denied, with
Jacob schcchier ct al, Va. Gu.-,e Nan.
Kin; Appli.ation denied with so costs
John +, Lo.w Va. Albert d, Gillespie
Application. granted, order signed
Matter OF Joseph W. Ballet W. Fredcrl,k
J, IL. kracks ct al. Motion denied. Win
80 costs. order nled.
Timothy J, Murphy vs., Harrison Grant.
60 Motion denied. with SO costs Orlci
nled.
same vs. Same. Motion denied, with 81
costs, order filed.
Ashley G. l.. Litter vs. BENJAMIN JON,
ct al. Motion granted on appellant Eivlur
an undertsking 20 pay any damages sus
tained BY respondent by reason Of The stay
In the sum Of 1000. settle ord"r an
notice.
Bela Mekkt vs. Holhrook. cabot & Ro'
Inns corporation, Motion granted, Orjri
filed.
Alexander Fischcl vs.. M.ycr Fricllauder
ct Al. Motion denied, with $40 costs order
filed.
Same VS.. Same. Motion denied, wiz
$40 costs. order nled.
Margaret Fleischauer vs., the CT, Of
New York, Application denied. WITH SO
costs. order signed
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Co. So Cedar at. DC, II. due a. per
bond .S2I.oop
West Side.
twest Of FiNh av. between Fourteenth
and ll0th stsb
18Th n n : ais E s,h ay; i sSs sk
bond ?' nt, w. woeaioid. Il. : iMasl;
18th ST. rs. 1855 5th av. 2ii..GxioS,5@
Morris Mizel TO Fred'k II Coerr,. ii, u
slst e. oct 2?. pr mtg $1,000 due
July .. 1918. s . C: attys. stein & X,
s,TM sr' f.e ~ 1.Michael j sean,
lon TO franklin Brewing 90. 1it Flush
ING av. Bklyn. demand 6 y c. oot.p.rn
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th st.
18TH ST. -. 1875 L "a sv. 2Ssioo IL,
Antonio Mastromonaco TO- Lswn =
p G: atty. l. T co. iso Bway. $4,000
v~ERMILYEA Av. =. 200 . 2oIth ct. 6os
i%SSmse'fss hn''si"y asorp.n to = Se uns
22i atty. T q Co. 176 Bway -, S<?,ooo
Borough Of The Bronx)
VALENTINE Az. n We lssth st, bs.isic?
sr.S. pr @t. s. ,,s tS SasFS sT. S't ; C 60 s. ~
IT q T Co. l76 Bway... .... 5000
VALENTINE Az. 2ts5. vs.. soxico-same
to sane; pr mtg $4,000 Oct a. Scss
LOT .2ss, map varian Est--John Miller
to Michael Driscoll. $40 9Th az. oct 10,
. yrs. 6 y @; atty. Brown 4 +. 10 wal
LOTS los. Ito. lis 4 Ill, map Maria
Shrady-Nolz" LHrkin & Kenny CONSTR
Co. Inc. to Eliot. Melville Co, Manhasset.
Il, Oct 81. yrs 8 y e; atty. L NJ
sircnx + s,,h st. $3.50
Az. = W G Barretto ST., 5ON
l0O-kosa Bsstone to W Meddaugh Dun
ming. 1892 Clinton av. oct 20, due sa per
bond. atty. Clocke. X 4 Il, 3gl r lt9th
r ''....'' -. $3.50 - - si,oVv
LOT T. map Thompson Rose Est--Luigi
Magnolia TO Celestia smith. ~? l. 10th
81 oct u. yrs q y C. atty. y y. title
ms 90, 1873 Bwny ,,.........,, S.s0o
PROSPECT Az, 2il?. IS. ssxl5o-Carmeia
faleila TO John sylvester. 80 King 81,
Oct Is. i%nstals interest; atty. Geo J
hmsso 2ss Bway SLIGO
18TH st. n =. sbt2 e willis av, l6.sxl0o
John Mernagh to Model y 4 l. Assn
O. Mott Haven. 2663 81 av, pr mtg
at.2se. oct is; atty. T q & T co. -17c
18th ST, n $. 2i6 = wins az, .ixic6%
Els. Klein to Emigrant Industrial say
Bank. 81 Chambers II, oct ~, g yrs .
p {. atty, VI j seaman. 81 Chambers
~ o . % o q . . @ o. . % d. . d. d. -. d. q. 30. vi 4 uuU
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BIG ASSESSMENT PROPOSED.
New wnbash-PIttsburg Terminal
Plan Set Forth,

Daniel Il. Ely, chairman Of a commit
tee 81 stockholders ~ the Pitts
burg Terminal Railway. which II oppos-
ing the reorganization plans advocated
by the Wallace committee. yesterday
made public his revised plan for re-
hahiliatIon Of the property.
Mr. Ely's plan provides for an assess
ment on the first mortgage bonds and
also on the stock OF the Wheeling and
Lake Erie sufficient 10 raise between
So. 000, 900 and 81, 600. 900. These funds
are 20 he devoted TO the u%pbu!ldlng OF
the road and repayment OF the receivers
certificates and other expenses incurred
during the seven years of tho roads
receivership.
The person. paying the assessmen.
will hold prior liens on the reorganized
company and $40, 900. 900 additional
bonds will he sold 20 reimburse them
for the assessment.
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Big DEMAND FOR B'KLYN LOTS.

A plot OF thirty lots fronting 200 feet
OF the east side Of schenectady avenue
snd 200 feet or Union and Presidents
streets has been sod for Cecilia II. fohl
~ VI. 9. O'Brieu TO a builder. who will
eret sixteen family apartments on the
ste. The same broker sold FOR Hyman
karp a lot 20OxlOO feet on the west
side Of Nostrand avenue south OF Presl-
dent street. as a site for ten three story
buildings Another builder has bought
he northeast corner OF Eastern Parkway
and Albany avenue, a plot l0j by 40
iNt. A. a site for three story dwellings
wit stores from Iishael Schafner. The
same broker sold for Abraham Kaplan
20 a builder a pc l5pNl2O feet on the
south SIDE of 81. Johns place for i'm
provemeu' with three nifty foot apart
nent.. Other sales 10y VI. e. O'Brlen
tTe; For \. Il. De BAUM plot ~10Oxlio
'eet south side OF II, Johns place. east
Of Kingston dveuu for Caroline Wilson
MOT +oNlo0 feet north side Avenue ]
near Fast Fourteenth street for John
J kiicourse " story detached stone
dwelllng south side Carroll street near
Rogers avenue for Herman ]. Shocke
'"o story dwelling at 90S st. Johns
pace for keshiu-B. itstcin Company
hleA story double flats $40 st. Johns
place for Josephine r. Browne -four
STORY double Hat ~ Cambridge place !;
'r william -. Bricn three story store
ard dwelling S72 N1strand avenue to
hauiata Keller and in conjunction with
Noaa Clark for Carrie r. Nollmer four
sto-y apartment Al 1910 Union street.
M'.sier Builders have sold 1897
Seveutv-hFth street. a two and one-half
sory stuo'o and hollow tile dwelling.
Charles VI. Miller has sold 334, 356
arc 'a' Irving avenue, near Gates ave-
nue, tire three family dwellings. zach
N lot loHl0o scct, The purchaser IS an
hye'ior wing 10 The Bronx.
The t'o AND a half story and base
melt h.'N~toHo front dwelling at ASA
rirs' street Nas been sold by Charles
:" lsNkr'spn. "a broker for a client, TO
Henry o DoHgrsrty.
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years the former art gallery OF tho Inf.
- A,tman on the north side of Fiftieth
aa're, Just west of Fifth avenue. The
sansry Formerly adjoined the Altman
.eS,"ehce on the Fifth avenue corner.
'n''n was replaced recently by a build.
l"s Tor dc Pima 4 Co. The gallery
:, Il TWO story structure and II has been
90 ipr ten years at a rental of $40.
Wv year. After alterations the
;nas VIII occupy the entire build
ing, "a large part Of whtn, q, i.
SAID will he taken by an exhibi,inn NJ
the art treasures owned nv INC I,ai,an
government II exhibited at the pan.
american Exposition. The gallery
covers a plot 33xlOO. ''
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LIS PENDFN9.


CANNON 81. lo2~Ann. Ractsr sst !.
OF mortgageI' attys' le"kowitz 4
,sTH ST. isc W. and interior parcel, be.
ginning at a point In centre line .of
Slock between 7,th and 18Th sts, s+l
II " Columbus ny, t5xlsxt2-ctty Real
Estate 90 ngt Susie Il wood 81 al (fore-
closur. OF mortgage; atty, III Swain.
7lgT SIR, 1875 E-City Real Estate 90 agt
Geo A Freeman ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE atty. u swain
lstTH ST, 227 W-Robert W Dawson ast
Samuel l.. Conwell ct al foreclosure OF
mortSase); atty, w .yreeland.
.cp ST. lei and 1873 w-Seamens Blk for
sav in the city Of y Y aEt Anne l.
0oidrmth ct al foreclosure Of mort
sase): atty~, cadawalader. wickersham
ssD ST. 9, 700 4, " sth sv, 7bxss 8:
and S2d at, n =, ?os.% n W sth av. 1851
s,s-Seamens Bk for SAY In the City
Of N Y ast Joseph NJ Gordon ct al
foreclosure NJ mortEagel; attys. Cad
walader, Wickersham & TAFT.
s5TH st. s3t and a36 E-Sidney Dtamant
aGt Amelia Bldg Corr ct al foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE; atty. I l. Rosenson.
Bronx.
i7sTH.sT. s2s u Prospect av. bs7; Court
iandt av, SS0-Leo Meiner est Frances
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

5'TH ST, 80 W, al..GeG W rlnnk.t' 70
from oct 2, 1915; atty, Franklin Bws
60. IA Flushing av. Bkiyn zee. ... 81 zoo
ssTIi ST. s3s 40 T.. parts str, b and "a
hoors-Rachel Jacohy TO arm .Turco a
Cinauemani, sss L Ssth st, sio-l2 Yrs
from July /. 1915 WV
sTH AV, n e cor l5ith ~, str and ~ 9
Flow Realty Co 30 Annie Natalie. 231 l.
illth st, ill-l2 yrs from Nov !, 1915;
attys. IL Koehler q CO. hol Is. ave.
nue. goo 70 .li5oO
et al TO Harry Kleha NON. 80 +. lOlst 81.
yrs from oct I. 1915: ATTY, Chas Iieb-
Mhhnnftso& ~. sis7. eli.Etta craNow to
Harry Klibanof and eno. 80 T. i0lst 81,
yrs from Oct Is. 1913: atty, Chhs Iheh-
ling, l32 Nassau st: .,,.,,...,,.,,. &tSoo
ssTH sT, eos-2Os r.. hat and coat. privilege
bismarck Restaurant a Cafe Co to
Harry Schlessinser. IS r ssth IT,. "
from Sept /. lslS 'i,oHo
r'oia 10 Geo Leinecker, 1884 Franklin av.
Z yrs from May /, 1915; atty. Chas 4
Kaiish, 80 Wall r,..,...:..n.,; sl2oo
limit Corpn TO Chss Krelman, III West
chester av, yrs from Nov 70. 1871:
attys. Felt & Elias. 81 Chamber
street ......., S-''""
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-23
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

B~ARTHoLDf IT. n 3. sos n E Rosewood
aN, b0xo6--Jas Martinelli sgt = : const
Az u. 29s-Adolph Sha piro agt Jos l. But
tenweiser. owner; Edwin l. Brown 4
Nathan Marks, conts Vigil
18TH ST. 5l7 E--Adolph shapiro ast Chas
Rubinger. owner: Edwin l. Brown =
Nathan Marks. .ees.3 80
9TH Av. s24-Adolph shapiro agt Theo 6
Marceau. owner. Edwin l. Brown q
Nathan Marks. conts ..........y322 ~
AN II. 2at-Adolph Shs piro agt Jos l. But.
tenweiser. owner. Edwin l. Brown. a
Nathan Marks. conts. .Sl61.1s
lciTH ST. = " cor Mt Morris Park W,
" Jos " Mullstein agt bernard
Rathowsky. owner & cont; Mrs. Won
Sastrow. $500
I'd Az. s9a-As.n Roonng & Cornice Co.
Inc, ast Lyman Schwartz, owner q cont;
Louis Wallen, cont ,,.. -. y1OO