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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

Men who looE on nature and their fellow men. and cry that all Is dark and gloomy. are in the right; but the sonbeT colors are reflections from their own jaundiCed eyes and h-aris.- Oliver 1Mlst-
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

never De thrOVn away, When stale bread is 100 hard for other use, put in the oven until dry enough to roll or pound, then sift and keep in a glass jar. These crumbs may be used for escal' loped dishes. croquettes, outlets and in buildings, if soaked long enough.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

will make the day worth while. I will play the game today with 4 warm heart and a cool head. I win smile when I feel like frowninS. l will be patient when I feel tempted to sJold. I will take personal command Uf my self
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
Something Of an InSinuation.

'Is dem you-ali's chickens" "Cohss dey's my-alrs chickens. Who's chick ems did you s'pose dey was?" T wasn' s'posen' muffin about 'em. But jes' say dat it's mighty lucky dat a chicken won come a-runnin' an a-waggin' its tail when its regulah owner whistles. same as a dog Washington Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

the stomach for the heavier foods which will follow by warming it and stimulating the
 flow of gastric juices. When soup is gi"en as a food. taking the place of other dishes. it should be prepared with that end in view. A craau1 SOun Is one oT
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

movement of the toes nor the use of several pairs of socks. The tight facing of shoes, also. he points out, is frequent cause of frost.bitten feet.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
TEMPTING DISHES.

Bread crumbs are invaluable in many dishes. A crust or crumb should
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

He that hath a trade hath an estate, and he that hath a calling hath an of fee of profit and honor.-Benjanin Franklin.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
SOME SOUPS WITHOUT MEAT.

The purpose of soup al the begin ming of a meal is mainly to prepare
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
GOOD THINGS FOR THE TABLE

The pea soup is not as often served as it's merits demand. as there Is nc
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09
APPETizINe DISHES FOR SUNDAY
 MEALS.

The meals for Sunday are best pre- pared largely the day before when
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

Number ef Cows to Keep. A farmer and dairyman should keep only as many COWS as he can house and feed properly.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-09

l T II F C A N T II R O Q PUS ERECTUS was his name. He couldn't pro nounce it. much less spell 1t. Yet this Hitter ate person vas some thing of a parsonage the first man: the Miss ing Link,
 We're all of the Free
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
LIS PENDENS.

SULLIVAN ST. IL, and Grand st, 81 and
%; sullivan ~, 8 o =, 40 : W OF Grand
at, 2Ox50; sullivan st, n W q. lot 1928.
25xs0; Wavcrly pl, ll6: Amsterdam av,
n Q cor li1th St 2tllxl00; Edgecombe
av. 3 W cor l5Sth ut. 25Ns6.il. 10th aS,
n e cor l66th 81 25NlO0, lS2d st. 3 $,
40 ~ e OF Audubon av, 50X70; plots ~
and as, map OF property Of Fort Wash
ington and Bucns Vista syndicates--
Catherine Cofey agt Chas l. Coney ct al
faction to recover dover, &cJ. atty. Il
A Smith.
9TH ST. n :. 100 u e OF 9th av. lOOxsSs
metropolitan Life lns Co 81 al art
Scyenty-seCopd 81 Co ct al foreclosure
Of mortgage, attys. Woodford. Bovce &
Butcher.
etTH ST. 1879 20 il3 w--Cnion Trust Co
OF y y agt Urban Construction Co ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage. attys, Miller,
king. Lane a TrAnord.
BROADWAY. gsS and $50, and .lst St, Il
E-tnion Trust 20 Of y Y agt Building
4 Engineering co ct al foreclosure OF
mortgaEct, at;ys, Miller, King. Lane q
Tranurd.
207TH ST, -. whole front between Shcr-
man and Post avs. 3lUNl0O-Autonio La
Cagnina ct al agt Charles Hensle Realty
co 81 al faction to fureclose mechanics
Hem attys. Eidlitz " Hulsc.
e0fTH ST. n W cor sherman sr, lOoxiOO-
Antonio La Caguina 81 al agt Nermilyea
Realty Co et al faction to forecloso
mechanics lienD, attys. Elilit1 & Huise'
18TH ST. n :. Afs4 n 2 Of LenoN av.
lS.l0NlO0 ll-iermauta Life ms Co agt
Henry Bennett e. 81 foreclosure Of
mortgage. attys, Dulon y Roe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BIG CALL FOR DWELLINGS.
Houses Renting Rapidly I'm All
High Class sections.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
w. Adams Brown to Henry N. Bernhard
the four story American basement
dwelling at ia East Thirtieth street.
Leon s. Altmayer has leased for Irv-
ing l.. Kempner and Ralph kempner
the four story American basement resi-
dence Mt 30 East Ninety-second street,
between Park and Madison avenues.
for a long term OF years. After extern
sive alterations the house will be oc-
cupied by the new tenant, NJ. Murphy.
Slawson & Hobbs hsv rented for
a term OF years the four n one-half
story American basement dwelling at
33l West Seventy-eighth street for a
term Of years for W. T.. II. Stokes to
NJ. T.. Warren for q, X. Hall, the four
story dwelling at 21 West Eighty-second
street, TO John J. quinn: the Ave story
American basement dwelling at 254
West Nin~ety-ninth street. for a term OF
years for ]. j. Crawford to NJ. Z. Wal
ter. and the five story American base
ment dwelling at 32l West Tooth street
for the De witt estate to J. f. Gar
diner.
Louis Schrag has leased the four
story dwelling at 43s West Twenty
third street to Emile Freire for a term
Of five years.
Porter & Co. have leased TO John
Frawley the three story dwelling at
30i West 18Th street.
Pease & Gilman rave rented for
George sherman his residence, a four
story and basement dwelling at S West
Fifty-ffth street. west OF the Hotel
Gotham. TO George Barton French.
The Houghton Company has leased
for Rosie Jacobs the five story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at $50 West End
avenue 20 Berthilde L.ardy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
N. Y. C. ENGINEER HoNoRED.
PoughLeepsie Names a street for
George w. K%ittredge.

PoUGHKEEPsTE, Sept. 20.-This city Is
not going to be outdone IN giving rail
road officials lasting fame by naming
streets after them. While New York
boasts OF its Vanderbilt avenue and
Depew place, Poughkeepsie will nave its
Kittredge place. according TO a resolu-
ton unanimously passed by the Board
of Aldermen tonight.
George Watson Kittredge, after whom
the street is named, IL chief engineer OF
the New York Central Lines and has had
charge Of all the terminal improvements
made in the last ten years. The new
street is or the easterly side OF the rail-
road and takes In a strip from Duchess
avenue to Hoffman street. 1t came into
existence through the extensive improve
ments being made here in both terminal
facilities and approaches by the New
York Central. When these improve
ments are completed Poughkeepsie will
have the finest railroad station between
New York and Albany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
LEASING COUNTRY HOMES.

The Scarsdale Estates have rented a
residence on Montross road. Scars
dale Inn. for "A term to Edward Fl.
Mackenzie OF New York city. The
Robert T., Farley Organization has
rented for h. s. Mitchie his residence on
the corner OF Midland avenue and the
New York Post road, White Plains, to
Mr., Palmer of the Butterick PUBLISHING
Company.
S. OsgoOd Pell Il co, have leased for
James X. Berry his property on the Clap
Board Ridge old at Greenwich, Conn,
10 Mrs. Gertrude c. Sahlin and for Glenn
Stewart his place at Locust Valley to
Mr.. Hammersley. Pease & Gilman and
Horace s, Ely & Co. were also asso-
ciated as brokers,
Burke Stone leased for the Meadow
dale Company a residence In Oval Court,
Meadowdale, to Clinton Hin and for J.
Klemann his residence in Webster ave-
nue., BronXville, to John Held,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTALS.

s. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased the
third loft At 1880 West Forty-eighth
street TO Philip A. White. the Practical
Body Builders. and to +. A. Hardine
the store at 10 East Forty-third street
to Aaron Siegel.
l.. Tauenbaum Strauss & Co. Inc,
have leased for the Schoolkerr estate to
Anna steurerwald 2i7 East Seventy
second street. a three story and base
ment brownstone dwelling.
Pesse & Gilman have leased a foo
at 695 Lexington avenue to Mns.
Theresa W~eissberger. and offices in ~
West Thirty-ninth street to Edward
renfeld, and offices in 81 Liberty street
10 Charles II. Spencer, George W.
Myer, Jr. Charles A. Baldwin. Clark X
Clark, Rtdium Luminous Material Cor
porat.on, Frank W Beavers and Ed
ward A. Poole.
Huberth 4 Huberth have leased space
in the new Circle Building at Columbus
Circle to the Automatic Fire Detec;or
Company, Fred j. Ryan. Henry War
ing, United Filling stations. Leonard j.
McCrackcn, FredeiCk Lauterbach and
J. +. F~aulhaber also space in 253 West
FIfty-eighth street to the Anderson
Electric Car Company and the United
Catalogue system also additional space
in 22S and $50 West Fifty-eighth street
10 lHe NHldIu storage Battery COM
pany.
Charles + Noyes Company has leased
the store at ls6 Front street to TheO-
dore i, Lancaster and the store at 27e
Pearl street to Dickerson Van Dusen
d Co.
William 4. White 4 Sons have rented
the sixth loft AT S32 and s34 broadway
to Rlchman-Newhurgcr Company. and
the eighth loft In the same building to
the New York Hair Company. The
same brokers have also rented office. in
the FranklIn-Hudson Building, 100 Hud-
son street, 20 the Mutual Rice Company.
The George Bockhaus Company has
leased to Hurtlg a Seamon the brick
building at l49th and Exterior streets,
The Bronx, aud to William Mason
the two story building at l4gth street
and Harlem River, The Bronx.
y. Brigham Han and William d.
Bloodgood have leased the second loft
at $3.50 West T~wenty-tirst street for
II term OF years TO Harris & Schuster.
manufactures of muslin underwear.
now at 40 East Twentieth street. The
tenant was represented by the Cross &
Brown Company, This lease completes
the leasing OF the building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BRITISH RESTRICTIONS
ON TRADE HELD LEGAL
American Rights Are Not In
fringcd According to State
Department Officials.

WAsHISGToN. Sept 20-Wh,n shown
to-day published |cCouuts Of the re-
strictions that the British Government
is placing on the expectation of certain
commodities, the supply Of which Is
largely controlled in Great Britain, Of
fcials OF the State department as
serted thai the matter was not one
which concerned the United States Gov
eminent
II was pointed out that the United
States is not a party TO the agreements
tanning British wool, rubber. tin and
other articles that these agreements
were made solely between American
importers and tn, British authorities.
when Negotiations for these arrange
ments were started IN the early months
Of the war in Europe the state Depart
ment took the position that the matter
was not one in which the Government
could take any part, The Department
conceded the right OF the British au-
thorities to place any restrictions they
pleased OF the expectation from Brit
ish territory of commodities within that
territory. 1t was not considered that
the total prevention Of the expectation OF
these commodities, or the imposition Of
restrictions on expectation, infringed
American rights.
That the British have, in many in
stances, driven n close bargain is Con-
coded here. II Is not disputed by Of
fcials hat the British nave taken fun
advantage of the fact that they are in
a position to control "A large part OF
the worlds supplies OF wool and rub
Der and other articles needed in Amer
lean industries,
At the British Embassy here no state
ment was made officially. 1t was de-
clared. however, that the British au-
thoritics had striven to be as liberal
as possible consistent with the pro-
lection Of British trade and british in
tereSts in the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Star Leasing Company. Manhattan, cap
ital. 10000; directors. NJ. L. YorroslOw,
New York city, 3, Lurie. Brooklyn. and q,
Kuntslich, New York city,
one Fourteen Riverside Drive Corpora
ton. Manhattan; capital, $4,000, directors.
Berthier q. Petts. Sinclair q. Weekps. New
York city: Olga Schultheis, Brooklyn,
Hardness Holding Corporation, Manhat-
tan; capital, $1,000; directors, Louis Davis.
Frederick Brown. New York city; julius
ii. Zieser, Brooklyn.
Edward J, Moberg Company, The Bronx;
capital. $1,000; directors. Henry G. Ian
gen, Edward ! Moberg and Grace Moberg
New York city.
Meta Investing Company, The Bronx;
capital, $1,000; directors, Bessie L, Mnssi-
mino, John Massimino and Albert Massi-
mino, New York city.
Brett Realty Company, BAY shore; cap
ital. so. 900; directors. John W. Brett,
Fred c. Vessel and Alfred Tweedy, New
York city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
ANOTHER WEST END
APARTMENT HOUSE
McMorrows Buy 89th st. Cor
ner From Franklin Petit
as Site for Tall Flat.
NEW 23D ST.. BUILDING

The McMorrows have bought the six
dwellings at the southeast corner or
West End avenue and E~ighty-ninth
street from Franklin Petit for improve
ment with n tall apartment house. The
deal II not entirely new. as the forma-
ton Of the 500 West End Avenue Com
pany last week, announced in Thu Sun
at the time. gave an inkling that a deal
OF no small Importance was forthcoming.
To bemuddle outsiders the 500 West
End Avenue Company took Title to
the properly ut that number on the day
the corporation had filed its papers.
This would lead the market to think
only one house had been secured, but
knowing ones in the West Side eld sus-
pected, and their suspicious were veri-
fed yesterday. when announcement was
made by Slawson n Hobbs and Marston
& Co. tina the Eighty-ninth street cor
ner had been sold by Operator Petit
to the McMorrows or the 500 West End
Avenue Company. as they will be known
In this operation. The seven DWELL
ings, our stories high, are known as
$50 to SOS West End avenue n 274 and
276 West Eighty ninth street. The prop
erty covered by them Is 100 feet on
the avenue and 100 feet on the street.
The six houses secured from Mr.. Petit
we're bought by him last May from vari-
Gus owners The fact that he was the
buyer was sufficient reason to suspect
an apartment operation for that corner.
A twelve story apartment Is planned for
the corner. The site and the structure will
represent a $1,000. 900 investment. The
building will be ready for next
season A similar structure Is planned
by the McMorrows for the site OF the
seven dwellings at the southwest corner
OF West End venue and Nhety-ninth
street, which the builders secured a few
months NO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
l. W, w, EDITOR IS ARRESTED.
Not Only Advertised Lottery, but
Prize Was n Pistol.

'arlo Tresca, an |. w. w. leader.
was arrested by the Federal authorities
yesterday on a charge OF using the
mSiI5 IN the operation OF a lottery In
NhIr one Of the prizes offered was a
revolver lie said that tho proceeds
o, m rafIe wer to go to the support OF
hAr' 'n'rc, the Italian Socialist paper,
OF which he is editor.
! didn't know wac breaking the
Va" declared Tresca. "You see, lot
~'IeS are c~ountenanced and sometimes
wen Conducted by European Govern
n'N's and | didn't know there were any
nNs AGAINST them here. am glad this
"api"hri. Now I shall know enough
no, 20 break the laws In the future"
'''Sra was arraigned before Judge
no1Rh and held in $500 bail on the sug-
t's'oh NJ Assistant United States At
"''y Content. He furnished bond.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
TAX MIDDLE CLEARED UP.
Justice keogh Orders Westchester
COLLECTIONS to Proceed.

WHITE PLAINS, y, Y, Sept. 20.-The
oec.si'n of the Court of Appeals which
declared the Westchester county tax act
unconstitutional, thereby muddling the
hndnres OF the different Westminster
townships, was ruled upon to-day by
justice Keogh in the Supreme Court.
VINO decided to let the old tax collectors
proceed with collections.
" Justice Keogh had held the whole
sct void II would have tied up all the
coll" tors, who nave been collecting hun
o'eaS Of thousands OF dollars in school
laSe-. II is now held that the decision
appl,e' only to village tax collectors and
mar the elective town collectors may
hoId Office until the end OF their terms
N December.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
LEASES
Manhattan.

NEW CHAMBERS ST 40 part of b-Ieo-
poldo Purcaro to las Sopis, l06 w lOsth
vt. 4 yrs, from Aus Is, 1918; atty, Greek
Bureau. | Bway ..~.,,.,...t6iO and S72O
ST. ESQ W, . foors-Annie X Dieck-
mann to Bridget Williamson, $50 W 18th
81. . yrs, from May /, l9lt,,,.. 81, 200
Michael cumiskey, ~ Manhattan st, 10
yrs from Sept L. 1915; atty Franklin
Rwg GO, ~ Flushing av, Rklyn, . 81, 200
s1ST ST, 2T II. Hll-John j O'Reilly to
Maria Forester, 2i7 T. Stst At, 5 yrs, from
Aug !, 1915, atty, Parepa Realty Co. i73
AV, 800. n s,r--Christine Goetz To- Ty
Halboth, 1907 I'd av, 4 yrs. from oct 1,
1915, atty, lily g Rotty, lA0 Nassau
It'll Az, $50, Al--Frank 4 Butler to Frank
q Pmna, $50 7th ay, : yrv. from May 1,
1916; atty, rdw NJ B~urghard. ~ Broad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BUYERS FOR SMALL HOUSES.

WEST SAD STREET-Douglas l.. Ell
liman q Co. and +. r. Wood. w. II.
Dolson Company have sold for the
Ryder estate % West Eighty-second
street. a four story dwelling. on lot
20NlO2.2, midway between Central
Park West and Columbus avenue.
HEATH AVENUE-Sarah Calwell
Brooks has sold to a Mr.. Miller 1859
Heath avenue. a three story dwelling.
with garage. on lot 25xl00. Daniel +.
McElkenny was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
TRUNK LINE CHAIRMAN QUITS.
Gen. Randolph win Devote All His
Fine TO Baltimore aud Ohio.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20,-One Of the first
acts of Gen, George f. Randolph, first
viCe-president of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. on his return from Europe to-
day. was to decline to act longer as
chairman OF the trunk line executive
committee. which position he has filled
for nine years. lie succeeded the late
Nathan Gullford, vice-prcsidont of TIE
New York Central, in this position In
1905 and held II longer than any pre-
vious chairman.
Gen. R%andolph's entire time will he de.
voted 10 the aRairs OF the Baltimore
and Ohio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
rORECuOsE ON DARLINGTON.

Suit has been started in the Supreme
Court by the Metropolitan Life Insur
ance Company and the City Investing
Company to forcclose a mortgage of
$500, 900 on the Hotel Darlington on the
north side OF Twenty-seventh street. 100
feet east of Sixth avenue The mort
gage was made on September 10. 1907.
by the Seventy-second Street Company.
woodford. Bovee & Butcher are the at
torneys for the plaintiffs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

-, -.
III Nltl'EH hNII, l-.N Park avenue, for
merry president al me Eastern fr' Wing
''mP"HN OF BFn"kINn, nIed a petition 90
'tnkrupirS mere win Known linhlItt's
OF S'L''''- hh' "'hr' 'hIf" hgbi'lts as
mt",i an l'I.rs'r OF notes OF the E1s'-
,nmpan Vas mn i1,i,o Ia, nnkIrrnn, ! %. "a
brooklyn ON Angus, 70, 1914 wiih lt-
bIi.ties OF $500. 600 lie was nor president
then Among ms creditors are the fo.-
lowing holders ~ stock Trusfe, Of e.
Brown y CO.,. $1,000 F"ru,hivaurrr
calm n Co, S>.OOu. ~Strrun,rrrr Ssu
N CO., s. ti3 James J Solomon
others, $3.50. Werner ~ BroNn. 500.
and Wa.~"rmru Bros $500 Amurg 'I.
I,mtL Greg no,,S are III, i''tut,"n,h 80
$3.50 ..l 49, ,p"Nl'' n''''
me- ''' 'hl''l N" h
rmm,. q, ",.N ",rn' ~ H.
L:nh - a. 'S.'' ~ "lhNl 49, '' 'h'
money ldl,n.cd by the rpmrtrs from
1907 Geo 5000. 's.l'" uf ClHg.. I">lu.
SKY, 80 hnN, ana estate ~ Bcrlha .csl.-
SKY t'np'
BERNN Eu poEF. manufacture Of ,,oak~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
MONTCLAIR DWELLINGS SOLD.

M~oNTcLAIR, y. j., Sept. 2O.-Robert
Ansley has sold his large residence at
l67 Park street to John T.. Leikauf of
New York, manager of the candy de-
partment of Park a Tilford. who will
remove from The Bronx To his new
home the latter part of his month. Dr.
Harry Messenger Ayres has sold his
home at 465 Park street to Edward Il.
Sparks of New York city. Mr., Sparks
formerly resided in Montclair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
REBUILDING WEST 2aD STREET.
Michael Coleman to spend $780,
o on Bip Loft Structure.

William II. Birkmire, architect for the
Nameloc Company. Michael Coleman
president. has filed plans with Building
superintendent Ludwig for the construc-
ton OF a twelve story 1reproof mercan-
tile building at So to 81 West Twenty
third street and "a West Twenty-fourth
street. 1t will have n frontage of IS
feet on each street and will have a
facade OF brick and limestone. The cost
has been estimated at $780, 00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BUYS FAR ROCkAway HOME.

william ]" Bowman has sold TO Morris
Goldzier of Manhattan the house and
large plot of ground on South street,
Far Rockaway. for the Broadstyle
Realty Company, Charles Friedenberg
president.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

William q. Rehbein has sold 532 and
53+ Sixth avenue. two three story flats.
for the Sawyer estate to a client for in
vestment also 1923 East Fortieth
street, detached dwelling. for Gasten
to Mr.. LAX for occupancy. and
3s2 East Third street for Mr.. Shcdlow
to Mrs. X. Wolf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
EAST SIDE HOTEL LEASED.

The Rutledge Hotel. a twelve story
structure at the northeast corner of Lev
ington avenue and Thirtieth street. has
been lc;nsed for a period of ten years al
s27, 900 per by stephen H.. Jack-
son to the Rutledge Hotel Company. re-
Gently Incorporated by Y. Elliott Tolson.
Frank +. William and Samuel Naylor
The Rutledge Hotel was formerly the
Hotel Avon. Mr.. jackson having
acquired the property for 1895. 900 in a
foreclosure suit in January. 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address OF lenders
torney

torney.)
CRESTON AV, Q 5. 40.l e lseth At, 2bxgb.
March S, lgi0-Lewis NJ sweet 10 I'hos
Kenneally. atty, + A SNOW. l6 Wall
O,St 90, .'.'',,s' r,.;.,i,,,''.....,t 900
Jan ., l903-Cora "a nders to Ferdinand
a Hoyt, Jr 2S3 Bway, attys. Campbell
a Moore. IS: Nassau st.....,.,.sIOo0
LEXINGTON AV, II " cor llSth vt. lO0llx
10. July 49,. lbos--Annie l. Phelan to
the BoNery saw bank, i2s Bowery atty.
HESTER ST. H. $. 'T fcC v Mott st. ' sSS
100, June 10, lll-Giuseppe SeccaHco
10 Carmela Tesla now Carmela Secca.
hcob; atty. A q Astarits, $50 Broad.
sTH 81 sOi7 ID, n ., i.Se Az D, 'gi.iii.so'I%Scc.
Mspress 90 to Ieopold naf R.S.. Ss"fsri
atty. Harry A ooidel, 2ss Broad
7sTTHa ST. siii W, n 5. lis " west End AZ
isxioo. May 2. i9io-Alfred J johnson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
BRON HOME SOLD.

Fish & Marvin have sold for George
II. White his residence on the White
Plains road. at BronXville. to Miss
Katherine +. Mccarthy OF this city.
The property was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

canal ST, " 5, 5il n " Vestry Of,
29x- Alice F Brown to Emma McA
Lawrence, Brockhaven. l. l. atty. Geo
W Ellis, i49 Bway II 81
BRADHURST Az, . $. 1910 $ l5ad st,
3allNlOO-Montrose Realty Co to y I
Mg a security Co, 1875 Bway: atty, n Y
Title lns co, 1876 Rway. 800
iOsTH ST, 10 W-Nargt A Eadle. extrx,
10 Margt A Eadie, "a North Parsons av,
borough OF Queens. attys, Clark a
Eadie, u Cedar st 81
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HARLEM OWNERS TO MEET.

The annual meeting of the Harlem
Property owners Association will be
held on Thursday evening al AZ East
l25th street.
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BUYER FOR ASTORIA FLAT.

The Mathews Building Company has
sold in Astoria to Charles Oestrich. Jr..
345 Twelfth avenue Long Island City.
a six family fat, for Sll,50O.
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Dir oKER CHANGES BERTH.

Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. announce
that George D. Alderman. now with the
Douglas Robinson. Charles 8. Brown
Company, Is to be associated with their
firm about October !.