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RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

10TH ST, /. 3. ss5 e Lenox av. 6oxioo, all,
sty brick bldg.-Thompson Bros, Inc. to
yrs from Jan J. 1917; atty. Edward V
Nathan. 81 W l4tth $4,000
pieton and ano, trustees Jas Il Cooley p,
al, to Schultz Realty Co. 6s Park Row. 10
yrs from May l. 1917: taxes, &c,
l2D ST. lbs-5s e, . 1000 feet-.interbop.
ough Rapid Transit Co to ID A Schultz,
Inc, SO Park Row 10 yrs from Aug 4.
1915, all rents from sub-tenants & 1907 OF
gross recpts, but not less than 5000 dur
Ing first 0 yrs and $500 for remaining
lOSorH sr;. aos.t H. aii..Moss.0 G T, no 1850 20
Harry Dickman, 3l7 " Tooth ri, . yrs
from Dec !. 1915: attys. Greenberg &
r Lsyy;c 70 NN'p xVy 5000
ron to Julius CRUDE, 1878 Lexington av,
yrs from Jan /, 1917, $4,000 10 $4,000
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EAST SIDE DWELLING SALE,

s. Alber: Reed has purchased through
Douglas l.. Gilman & Go. ia East
Fif,y-ff;h street. a t>iree story and base
ment dwelling. OF lot ls.9xl00.5, from
Robert Hoe. The dwelling adjoins n
large plo;tage owned by Robert w.
Goele,, fronting 1853 feet on Park ave-
nue. and 1853 feet on Flfty-ffth street.
NJ. Reed Intends to remodel the house
purchased.
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Centre ine block.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property IL to be sold, Is Nine thousand
eixty-one and gi-lU0 dollars tsg,0G1.9p
with interest thereon from the 9th day
OF October, 1916. together with costs and
allowance amounting 10 Three hundred
slNty-onc and Gi-l0O dollars ts3Gl.6p, with
interest from November q, 1916 together
with the expenses OF tho sale. The APP
proNimate amount OF the taxes. assessmen ts
and water ratee. or other liens. which are
TO be allowed TO the purchaser out Of the
purchase money. or paid bv the Referee, 10
-Four hundred forty-six and 4i-l00 dollars
5000 and interest.
Dated, New York, November 90, 1916.
AtGISIIN Il Referee.
The sun., 1916-11-29
COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market showed a steadier tone yes.
terday. There was some switching from March
10 May. but IL looked a. II near month liquida
tion had been pretty well completed on the
decline below 5 cents for December contracts
Active months sold about 6 to . points net
higher. The close was within . or 3 points II
the best at n net advance 81 3 TO 5 points
sales. $50 bags, Rumors that Santos 4s had
sold at $50. London credits. were not con.
frmed, but II was reported that offers ranged
from about that figure M TO 10 10. Local spot
market dull. with quotations on basis Of 9Lc.
for Rio Is.
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Four Coal Dealers Accused,

Four italian cellar coal dealers were
held IN 500 bail each by Magistrate
Grochl I'm the Yorky,llc Cour, yesterday
on changes of selling short weight bush
els OF coal to poor people in tenement
hOis"s on the East side. They were ar
rested hv inspectors from the office Of
Joseph Harttsan. head of the Bureau Of
Weights n Measures.
The retiring Grand Jury OF Queens
county handed a prescntfnent to the
court yesterday asking that the coal In
quiry which has been under way In that
borough be continued before the new
Grand Jury. which will be called on
Monday. II Is understood that Judge
Humphrey will charge the new Grand
Jury on the subject and that District
Attorney OLeary will continue his IN
NcstIEntLon.
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AT s2os THIRD AVENUE
Nv Henry Brady.
LIENS.
Manhattan.

Tween iSth and Isth sts-J l. Mott Iron
Works agt y Y c g. II II Il Co. owner;
James Mccullagh. Inc. and John Peirse
18TH ST. 2il WI A Adler Co agt Is
Lichtenstein estate. owner; Joseph Frei-
man, contractor trenewall .....,.',t2s5
SAD ST 3og,slS Us L. snyder co; ., imG'
owner; | Henry Chaser Constructor CO;
sT Ia"' AV, Sos l. Snyder Co, Inc. ast
Chas + Bauerdorf, owner; Charles Zach.
9eTH ST. sl2 E-Jaeob Lassman sgt Louis
rllman. owner Empire Woodworking
Gq; ln Ts SSnisde' %-ppoo;ter,on Bro. 'I ast
Guy d Radford. owner and con,
,rAG %Si 'iioisi.iosa-Johin voychck ast
Katherine $ Galbraith ct al. exrs. own
ers; Geo E Wilson & Co. Inc, conirnco
sTW Az. sio-Thcodors G Wood agt Frank
Sccry. contractor; Andrew Murphy;
s- %TpI sT,. '6i5 and 5i7 w-samuel Green
agt stephen II Jackson. owner: F.E
s7TH ST, 2s7 and s6s w-,Thecdorc c
Wood agt Estate OF James hazeiie; inc,
lIiTH ST, 20 to "a W-,,Theodore c Wood
agt James Mclaughlin. owner Frank
Seery, contractor.
Bronx.
lasTH ST. n .. 5?J e st AIMS avoBerger
Mfg co agt st Luke's Roman Catholic
Church, owner; McDermott a Hanisan.
rIiNSTTioS Az W :, ia5 n iiSed st-Berser
MIG 60 agt st Anselm's Church. owner:
James McNiece. contractor. ;s0s.ea
wa asr, Nfa E. Az Az, w Z; suildins
Corp, owner; James McNiece. c]cntrac.
tor
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FORECLOsE JAMAICA ESTATES.

Joseph T.. Day will sell at auction to-
day on the premises the property Of the
Jamaica Estates. at Jamaica. l.. I. The
property consists OF about 900 plots, to
be sold separately and located on Hill
side avenue. Midland Parkway, Surrey.
Dalny n Henley roads. The property
is being sold to satisfy liens Of approx
mately 500. 600.
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BIG LEASE IN BRONX ..HUn.v

me upper floor Of the McGrory Build
my, at the northeast corner OF Third
venue and Westchester avenue, oppo-
SITE leoth street. and the space on the
ground foor now occupied by the Nc
Eiory Company have been leased by
Willgerodt q Co, cloaks and suits, at a
rehtai .~aggregating about $3.50, 900.
ABOUT nve years 9 they abandoned
their stand on Sixth avenue and estab-
iished In The Bronx in a store adjoin-
ing the space just leased. Both prem
ises will be united.
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Bergen Co., y. j.. BOnds Awarded,

UACKESSNCK y j. Nov "S.-slNteen
bids were opened here TODAY for sG0S .OOU
Bergen county ~, per cent, road improve
men, bonhs, 5000 maturing each Decom
her ! from 1913 to l92s Inclusive. and
sSS, 900 on December I, l22H, Rlakc Rns.
A. 60 and \, ", Leach n 60, bidding
Jointly, who offered ts0s SSi 20 for 6J6
bonds. got the award.
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RuyS PIPING ROCK ACRES.

Cooks 4 Willets have sold to stephen
H. Brown !lftccn acres at the Piping
Rock estate. adjoining tie golf links OF
we Piping Rock Club. at Locust Valley.
l. ! Mr.. Brown will build a large resi-
tence.
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ADAMS CORNER BUYERS.

August g. and Emil Bertolf are the
buyers ~ the historic Adams orn con-
ss''ns ~ forty-three acres. at Sound
peach, Conn, sold a few days q by
Joseph !, Day and Thomas ". Cooke.
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CabIcs-RIo unchanged NJ 6ti7j for No. : c,-
change unchnngeC at II 1j.Isi receipts, 1l.OJl
bags stock. 425. 100. Sant,. unchanged for
spots at $500 and IS TO 81 reis lower for
futures receipts. &C. 900 stock, :. LOS, 900. Re.
ceipts at the ports over Sunday, 1000, against
5000 a year ago and 1900 two years ago; Sac
raulo. 7e.Go. against 5000 and 63.o0O Jun.
dIahy. VI. 90. sgaInst q. 900 and 6LOOO.
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0PER ATORs BUY IN KINGS.

The Henry Morgenthau Company has
bought ISL and 3s3 Milford street. two
Two family brick houses. on plot 4Oxl00.
In part payment It gave Queens lots
aiken recently in a trade.
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rem A And 0so n a Wohisp and Chris.
,liG = K,ss:. ImS A., xSSN. . !. xas g
Light q. Baltimore. Ma, d1s and int
a per bend, pr mtg $4,000; atty 500 3
ELIZABETH ST, 172-l7i. Si,9xlo.10x36.2 *
400. Nov. 23-Marlano scimeca to italian
stty,. Wsvisnae PpriRps iaaA 9g~yav .SS1S'oo6
hess sue.
and 1loth s%treets.)
'H HOLDING e tor %; e % ' III. Guy Guar P;u.t
bond -. SO. 900
lsT Av. 8 e cor 81st 81; 100. ox3O0, Oct
~ ennry " suses Ridley Pa Ia3 IN IVA; e.
2eS c; ATTY Lawyers 4 @sIio NooSo
SAME PRoPERTY. Nov iS-same to
susan F Buse. 233 = Goth ct. due Nov J.
igis ~ p c, mtg 10000. 5000
Gs Nav Mv' 2;eeNSGTT,.. Ash M n \ Snn 70 70
Lawyers Mort CO. 90 Liberty q, d ave
soTH ST; 81 n ?sxlo22 2, NOV 2a-Rsth L.
fa " b9wery; yrs; ? G H!t \
west Side.
'"' ana ffoo,h .,re.ts
.sn or 49,. -sYese io,. so..sos. man
Moore. Nov lo-Gsrtrude H and Geo
Usus" anu Mm T1srrssc ,v,,,ian ~
safmers Loan ana T co. ~ Miiiiam 81
Ga o DO N. az Pc, pTnu' "a Il Goo
18th ST; la5 w. 25xioo.t. Nov i5IJohn
reh,on onloh 50 Da ~
Thon Sa' aemsnu, 0 per eeh'' asno
So' lou
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF 10th s,reet.)
,rx,~ornN - go. ,n,,,
73io ~. nN,cs,~ ra,,h Wv
saw bank. 81 s,h az. due and int as per
pona; ATTY John a Datton' ~ Ma,1e e
10TH ST. 81 w, ls.6xssi1. Nov g2-
Margaret Il Duncan and Chas and Nus.
sell ID Burchard TO Anna T. Fry. lsth st
and Cropsey av. B~rooklyn.. . yrs, ~ per
cent. prior mtg $500: atty. Russe,i u
Bronx,
tBoroush OF The Bronx
GRAND AND
.2os2xgiI.s-John d Hasfln Estates.
Inc. to Geo W short, l2s w l23d st.
prior mtg $4,000. June l6. .ue as per
bond: atty. T O a T Co. lI6 BwLy. -, 900
NEwBOLD Az, 2~3i7-ls, 6oxlos-Frank A
Gordon TO Title Guar 4 TT Co. 1.8 Bway.
Nov 2s. due as per boyd; atty. T q T
CROTONA Az, g =. 45.3 = lsoth A., ?Oxl0O
Andrew TletIen to Margaret Tietjen,
500 sth II. Hudson. Wis. Nov .. | yr. 8
per cent: atty. T q 4 7 Co. l76 Broad
way .s2.750
BARKER Az, .. :33.4 n Elizabeth st:
33.tx irreg-Nellie u Putnam to Chas y
Jefferson, l2l W ssth o., Nov 2s, due ms
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NEW JrRSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

rHE HNSKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK offers Mt about zoo. ut
former prices cho'"" homoslt"s at MORSE,
MERE, GRANTWpOD, l.EpSIA. RIDGE.
FIELD uud TEANr,Ck, N"w JERSEY Also
q number ~ two family workingmen's
home. at Iudson Heights. New Jersey.
The.e prices are RECOGNIZED AS unparalleled
bargains by those who have inspected ths
properties Al within a ave cent fare zone.
Titles guaranteed. Liberal terms For
further Information address BENJ. q.
HAIGHT. Special Deputy Supt, OF Banks.
care OF Banking Dept. u Broadway, New
York city.
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long ISLAND REAL FL ATE FOR SALE.
FINE OLD COLONIAL HOUSE

ON a corner OF 10000 50. It, lawn, hedge.
otc,; sidewalks, water. gas, electric light:
ON main thOroughfaro, facing bay. with all
waterfront rights, restricted AMI improved
locality; must be sold to quick buyer ut
oW ucr's loss for $500 down and balance to
su.', to a responsible party. DOtGH
EI.rY, box 1872 sun Office.
The sun., 1916-11-29
RESULTS At AUCTION,
lat ~ vEsEY TREET.
BY Joseph I. Day.

N'Np
sd AV. 236t-T2, 99llxli0, I story build
Ing. with stores; estate OF Ella J G Ar
.?p ST. Sd w. ?sxss.s., { story iofe"c r
e, al; due. 'si,esi:2a; taxes, &c: 81,
and 5 story tenements-F c Wood agt
Mary lie Wen ct al; adjourned to Dec -.
BY Henry Brady.
AVENUE A, l7s and $50. 6l.7xs5.5. story
front and = story rear tenements: due,
sts,is.7l: taxes. &c. N.6:9.3s; 20. the
pIhlntiH ..'...'.'. 200
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
SAD ST. 400 W. :lx9s.e.. 4 story house
EmiTran ao Ind SAY b,nk as, 1 H,.ly
b6ts7: to II Gleason for si9.5oo.
by Herbert A. sherman.
MADISON Av. 1889. Issx7o. 3 story dwell
ING w Slade agt Alexander Block ct
al: action /; due. sio.7s2.5s: taxes. &C.
MasibSissstosSi 70 tA ISL ssiPiIa'ins5 'ss7C. :iy d Woo
Sss'Ss; taxes. &c. 's5i,s0: to piaiS;
BY Samuel Marx.
9TH ST. i57 f, 27xlooli, 8 sly nat J
McElroy. as exr. agt F. Roth ct al. due.
tl6,s2s,se; taxes. &c. si.i?5,53s: to platn.
$3.50 49, 80, . ''o'o"'
lat s?os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Henry Brady.
NELSON Az 1919, 55sslG7N7Iss:'. .
ct nj agt Harold II Harding ct al; due.
ss.lsi.Gl; taxes. &C. sSOl.b so; to plain.
Tin. ........,... ...''.'.'.'''.s 's1'ooV
By James J. Donovan.
WASHINGTON Av. 2l70. S.6xl6s 3x3s.lS
xl29.s. 5 sty tnmt-Mamle Won FIELDS agt
Ida Hertz ct al; due. 32s. 700; taxes. SC,
5000. TO plaintiff. $4,000
BY George Price.
l6STH ST, 579. 27.1lx2s,llx2,6xe6.ll. 4 sty
c.,X,.t GnhtnAr not EralaTiak
william CO ct al. due. $40, Tot.32. taxes,
&c. 1921 "a: to plaintiff $500
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BUSINESS RECORD.


JACOB P~RoKEscI. 1877 81. Nlcholas ave.
nue.. voluntary. Liabilities. .1i?;o72; no
$3.50 Peoples National Bank. Haeken,
sack $1,000; Richard Lassar. $500.
ANNIE PRokESCH. 1871 50. Nicholas ave-
nue.; voluntary. Liabilities, s7.s7e: no as
sets Pr'>ripal claims: 4. L. Rose.
sl.ato; Henry Heyman & Co, Inc. $3.50
RAM sEERY, contractor and builder. 30
East Fort, second street; Involuntary.
Liabilities and assets not given. Princi-
pal claims; $. Shanker Metal Ceiling
$500. Alignment was made to William
cHARLEs sAPERsrEIN. salesman. 90.
Tinsny street; Bronx, formerly ,raains
no assets Principal Claims; Joseph =.
siiS Dy siIa F Company. :H ;'sS::SSo' Ai Sa,iS~ai
Harness and Mil supply Company. 1850.
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
KAPLow BROS. IN Liabilities. sio.soo.
assets. si,Soe;. prineiral claims. William
Sons, si.ots /. +. Dommerich. sSg,.
Manhattan Judgments FILED.
First name is that OF debtor
Bernheld, Arthur. Isaac Goldberg and
Abraham Epsiein-D thr e, nj scr IS
Cuastwise Longshoremcn's Local
Union, No saj-Casualty Co. OF
America ........,. ?osst
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
X. X Co and Michael kazmerski-
Harmon. Geo. u: Geo e. snyder.
James l.. Snyder and Snyder snap
Button and Fastener Co. Inc II.
Katz. Morris. Clara Katz and pan.
more Improvement Corp-Colum.
bia Bank ........ Be 30
Kirwan Building Co, Inc, Joseph W
Rowan. Inc. and Joseph W. Rowan
-Dimock a Fink Co....."."....". 1,t3: ~
Same-sane 1.SS?o5
Same-same 500 20
SAnle-ApHt az Al
Same-same 2o60. 20
Samc-same l.h35. =
Levine. Jacob In. Keller....,.,..., i.5SOo7
McGovern. Peter J--N Caciatore ..., 100 N
NJ. II. W. Realty Co and Fred 2
Schlesinser-rniver'ai Holding and
LEASING Co. t3s 70
Mickey. Robcr, X. and general Aero.
nautic Co A. C. Hottenroth. ........ ss.sie a
Oceanside Imp. Co v. Fleume ......., LIE Is
P par , %m' lie &c Z GSIinS 49,. I,t2?
Schlessinger, Fred s. and NJ. h. W.
Realty Co.-Universal Holding Co.
seldin. Joseph and Fannie-M. "'
Smith -; s,oru
Co, Inc ,m""..""""".."... sSu
Albert / sire-standard Arch CO.. ssss.
Vogel, Morris. or Morris Fogel-R.
Stern .................."..m,. ..oa.s
walton Mary u III, e, keefe ,.,-,,.. ENll
feger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1915 81
Bronx judgments Filed.
Block. Bernard, and Henrietta Glau.
her Cromn"nd Realty 60, Inc. 3i.es IS
Hutter, Alfred, Emanuel Arostein
and Henry Lcipziger, as exs-A.
Mutual Proh, Realty Con l.. Stay. '''''
ton .."......".,...~.u..,.~.,.. s.ss, 81
Mack Realty Corr g NJ. McCabe. 80. LIZ "a
Polonsky, Jacob-A Berzin."""...... l,lii0i
Manhattan satisfied Judgments.
Firpt, debtor: second, creditor. date filed,
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JACOB sHo>GUT. Auctioneer. % Bsv.

Nov. s9-Jewclry. watches. diamonds and
pledges Of every description pledged 10
Nov %. 1915. AlcNandrr " preiss Co. l39
PARK Row. /. Jacobs, SSa 81 Ave, all
pledges t. NOV. q. 1915, to 40 5000.
Nov 3o-I"wrIry. watches, diamonds
and all pledges Irior Soy. %. 1915. JOS.
Roth. 90 LeunX Ave, j. Wciubtrser, IgJ
Ave. A.. from 80, 1850 to 1910,
Dec. I-LHrre consignment 81 fine dia-
monis. watches ami towelry.
Dee. +-Jew".ry. watches. diamonds and
pledges ~ every description pledged from
No. $3.50 tu $3.50 ami from Aug. Is, 1919,
10 Sept 90. 1915, al inclusive. and ali
pledges held over from previous sales. in
Guiding pledges Nos. i0l3l, 5ot32. 7O77s,
1880. 1870. 155f2, $3.50. 1fg36. 1921,
CO. 9th av.
Dec. 5-C.o'hinr. &C.. rrior Nov 20, 1915.
y y. Loan Orlcc, NJ. Brown. Prop. 1861
~ Ave. Barney's Loan once. 1863 81
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ITO sum up in n few words, the Gem
trail Railroad OF New Jersey is granting
a practical monopoly to Burns Brothers
of all of the coal coming over the Jersey
Central. For tho purpose OF making It
appear that Burns Brothers does not get
all the coal coming over the Jersey Cen
trail they allow n few other concerns to
get n small percentage"
The man who made this statement
also SAID h" was formerly the treasurer
OF a coal company which was $50 handi-
CAPPED bv the preferential allowance
made 10 Burns I'rptIcre that they were
obliged to withdraw from competition
with Burns Brothers In the sale OF coal
COMING over the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey lie had made complaints, lie
said, 10 T u Rooms. the chief freight
agent n the Jersey Central.
Two coal dealers came to Assistant
District Attorney Markewlch Yesterday
and said they had been forced out Of
business by a large coal concern here.
When they refused To sci! out. they said.
the big concern undersui them until they
were forced 10 sell opt. They gave the
names OF several othc. dealers who, they
said. had been forced out Of business in
the same way.
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AUTOM MOBILE
EXCHANGE

BRAND NEW 1915 HAYNES.
In beautiful condition, has been
driven less than :. 1000 miles: tires
all nov. ono extra, slip covers. etc:
paint iu Al shape. canuot be told
from u cav lust out II IA" show
room; front scat Is divided very
comfortable and roomy, looks
snRppy and - very powerful; the
motor Is In cNCcp'ionally nno rom
ditipn; gear shift Is easy for man or
woman to drive, any one looking for
a ncN HAYNES should look this over
and save money the price Is alb
.olutcly right For THIS aud other
lsoi Gar Bargains see Art SchIo.
hnhrn. l'srI car Manager.
DETROIT CADILLAC MOTOR CAR co.
$50 Broad 81" Newark, y. J..
Phone Mulberry $40.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

NTH ST. l25-l35 W-Surety Realty co
to Mabel q Maynard, ass Valley road.
West orange. y J; attys. Eisman. l.
20 Az isti@Gaaran,esd Mtg &c ON Y
to Mabeile = Smith, 20 Park nv. address.
stIIIVxN ST, 5:-Harry Held. indiyiS
fHq Se rs W iosd Il: a,,ys. Feitsn.,etn
ssTTHH ST. 30 Wy Giocids,anc to Leon
Mass. aitys, Henry, NJ & NJ, CO William
7cTH ST. il, ELAlian Marquand ct al.
eNrs. s.. 20 Lawyers Title & 7 CO. 1850
7sTH ST, i5s w-Lawycr. Title & Trus,
co to Benz Mordscai. $40 W io5th II.
md ano, trustees. address, 80
ssTrHH ST :is w.Rosaiic kaufman ?, al,
Union sa; atty. Lawyers T a 7 90. iso
ssTH ST. 1? Write Guar 4 trust 20 10
MADSIsaoSN Az Is2s-Ti,ie Guar Trust
co to chns = Howiand. iai f 7.th 81;
NORFOLK ST, iio-Sassau Hickman In
yssting CO to ny Cans 5;s ga st;
sHER;IiFaF ST, Si.Lawyer; Tile { trust
co 20 sophia w Dauchy. y Y g al,
Bronx.
ton. gdn. to Rob' p Huston. sit 18th ~.
Rklyn; attys, Clarke, Il, Nee & X. 81
LOTS "a and rs. map Moss Est-Wm a
white a Sons 20 Hy G Coleman, ~
Mornlngside nv: atty. lily c Coleman. 80
PARK Av. W =. 1914 n l79th st-City
Mort Co to Jennie Currie. 5 w slst II:
atty, Title G h T Co. l7s Bway. S33. 500
PARK Az. W 3. 1914 n 18th st-Same to
Mossmsn Realty Co. go Wall 81: atty.
same .sS3,boo
lumbia Trust Co to y y Title a Mtg Co.
1875 Bway; atty. y Y Title 4 Mtg Co,
HARRTSoS cor iSis. .,.-sams 10
LOT lis, map Moss Est-N Y Trust co to
Moss Estate. Inc, 60 Wall st: atty. l.
Norman, 3t5 W .Sth ....u..... 800
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LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

vANDEwArER ST. IT TO 81. and RSse n.
Is to SIN 2 Trust Co ast Thomas ID
The sun., 1916-11-29

SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
Manhattan.
ST, aN w-Rubenststn hros AZ
william Wiess OF al. Oct ~. ls1s..'.SN
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SEES BURNS BROS.
AS COAL MONOPOLY
Informant Of District Attor-
ney Tells Of Alleged Jersey
Central Deal.
FORCED TO WALL
Allowance by Railroad Said to
Have Melted Big New York
Firm 81, 100000.

Information reached District Attorney
Swami yesterday that the Central Rail-
road OF New Jersey Ia granting a prac-
teal monopoly to Burns Bros. New
iork's largest coal retailers. The infor-
nation came from n coal man who de-
sired that his name be withheld for the
present, and tended TO show that the
favors granted to Burns Bros. gave them
n decided advantage over other coal re-
tailers In this city. and that smaller deal
ers were forced to the wall. after which
the price went up.
On the strength OF this Information
the Grand Jury was asked to continue
Its deliberations 80 that the evidence
may be put before It IL the case goes that
far in the District Attorneys office. 1t
may be that District Attorney Swami
will have TO turn the whole case over
to the Federal authorities on account Of
the interstate involved In the
shipment of coal to this city.
Il believe we are getting down to
cases now" District Attorney Swami
said yesterday afternoon. LAS soon as
~ '.ft 10 ~ NV
lie the facts. then We will determine
whether we will ask one of the Judges
TO sit In John Doe proceedings"
allowed Burns BrOs. 10 Cts. q Tom
An abstract OF the information fur
nished I othe District Attorneys office
by the unnamed informant yesterday
contains the following paragraphs:
1.-THE Jersey Central gave over their
whole business to Burns Bros. after the
railroads were prohibited from selling
coal themselves and arranged 40 etiie
competition against Burns Bros, 80 far
as any coal brought by the Jersey Cen
trail was concerned. by arranging a sys-
TEN OF allowance to Burns Bros. as fol-
lows:
For ferrlage they allowed Burns Bros
II cents per ton, and for dumplge they
allowed Burns Bros. Is cents per ton.
making an allowance OF 80 cents per ton.
The actual cost Of dumpase was about
I cents per tor The duinpage consisted
Of opening the door OF the coal car and
the coal shoot Into the coal hop
pcrs.
Burns Bros. paid $4,000 to the Jer-
sey Central for the total privileges on
wharv.s. Burns Bros. during the year
bought at the Jersey Central about
5000. 900 tons. and their net allowance OF
20 cents per ton would make 81. 200, 900
ahead OF any other competitor.
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Nov. es.-Statement OF re-.
ceipts and disbursements of the Treasury,
This month, Fiscal wear
Receipts .,.,,,,.,.,,, SI,7it,05< 3ll,S1ll 1911
Disbursements .,'..,,. N.sS6,0,l 42O,3o9,S 81
Defcit ...",.,..."" s?2, lo?,oo7 si0s. Gas. go
Custom receipts. Ssla.o?S: internal revenue.
ordinary, sl,sla ?l7; income tar. s95, 1915; mis-
cellaneous, si,o97o: national bank notes re.
% ~, 'ifnt..
November 81.
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bronx Judgments Filed.

Block, Bernard, and Henrietta Glau.
ber-Cromnond Realty Co, Inc. 81 Gas
Hutter. Alfred. Emanuel Arostein
and Henry Lcipziger. as exs-A.
champlin Observation-Disclosures. 1,Ms
Mutual Prof, Realty Con- L. Stay.
ton ..........".....~..."".",. 800,
Mack Realty Corn g NJ. McCabe... . IT72
Polonsky, Jacob-A Berzin...."u..... Ina
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West Side.
tWest OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

18TH Av. n @ cor 18th At. 100xlo0--Amer-
lean Meter Co OF n Y to American Meter
Co OF Delaware, at 1906 W Goth 81. July
J.; atty. T II Wells. 105 w Goth
.sio5.oOo
9TH ST. n s. 100 e llth sv. 2ixioo.4:
I'm ~ n : AZ . I'm sv' ssHaoV.',
American Meter Co of y Y to American
Meter co of Delaware. at l05 W 10th
w 10th ,....., STOOD
sap ST. aO2-sos W. tsixioo.5 lforecios
Nov D-Stephe0 G Williams, ref. to
BERNARD Karsch. Gal sth av. mtg s3j.-
900. Nov rs; atty. Louis Wendell. Jr. ?77
BMay $40 900
18th Az. = e cor 6ist st. loo. 5x300-Suse
r Buse to Hy w Buse. Ridley Park. Pa,
ct al. IL part. all liens. Nov Is; atty.
Lawyers T & + co, 100 Bway. go. 81, $50
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McElroy. as exr. agt + + Roth ct al, due.
u6,s2ss9; taxes. &c. si,l25,53s: to plain.
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supply lIghl, Nholcc, NI050, prInr, 81 10
40
Shccp-steadv' supply light. Prime
wcthers. $50 = .5; culls and common, 81 80
a.; lambs, ssull,Ta, veal calves, sl9u
II ~.
Hogs-Stoahyi rrcoipts 10 double decks
Iflmc heavI"s, slnA 70 - 40 mediums and
haNV Workers, SO 90 "a. liPhf Workers
81 40 o 90, pigs, ss75u0i roughs. $3.50
Q0T5.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-01-06

ready reputation Of the fundamental law of
their foreign church.
By the way, | suppose they noticed that
when Rev. James Church Pope Benedict
XV) appointed six new cardinals the other
day, fee were Italians, and one German.
Italy, you see, will continue to furnish the
God -on-earth.