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II WOUNDED IN SANT0 DOMINGO
CAPT. John A. HugheS suffers Frac.
tured Les In Fight.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 6.-One oficer and
ten marines. all wounded. 10 the list of
American casualties In the fighting In
Santo Domingo, November 80. when the
Americans e~ndeavored to disarm natives
IN the village of San Francisco de Ma
Coris.
Capt. John A.. Hughes suffered n frac-
tured leg due to IA gunshot. lie was
ewarded a medal for distinguished con-
duct at Vera Cruz in 1914.
The enlisted men wounded are Arthur
w. Anderson. Superior. wis. Herman
y. Clark. Ashland, Mass Ralph j. EN-
mel, Valley Falls. Kan. Luther G. Gas
kins. Cisco. Tex. Otto T.. Hagstrom,
Stockholm. Sweden; Robert G. McINn.
nan. Wyoming. MINI. Lloyd w. Nichol-
son. M~arshalltown, Iowa Robert III. Os-
born, Pullman. Wash. Sumter Sumner,
Colerain. S. c.. William Z. Ewele. Balti-
more.
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West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

'Mahha'tan avenue, north Of 10th ~street.)
iccD ST. $3.50 T.. ssTxloo ll-Gr.h.m
siege CO TO ciryl Holding Corp. SIS John
i:>fH ST. iss H., is,ssss il..r,.,n
stewart. eNrN, 10 Luca Francahandira 1i9
W 5lst ~, y parts. and ano. Dec 1: atty,
49, i 60, l1s 1000
l';D ST. IS. $40 W Icnox av. t0x9s.ll-
lawyers Mtg 90 TO Gussie Decklade, ia
u l-si 81 b & $. Dec /. atty. 7 q & 4
%. lt6 sf0n
The sun., 1916-12-06
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS LEASED

l.. Is Van Wrinkle has leased for Mrs.
Ada NJ. Ramos her dwelling at lal
West N.ncty-seven'h street to Mrs. Cath
ariue stephens.
The 1louChton Company has leased
for Elsie II. s. Mabon the -four story
and basement dwelling AZ 80 West Seven
ticth street to Mary A. Buckley for n
term az years.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
the lutervale Holding Company 10
DE witt Purdue the i've story American
basement dwelling NJ 25T West 18TH
street.
The sun., 1916-12-06
THEATRE FOR UNION.

Plans for the ballroom and moving
picture theatre which the Musicians Mu-
tual Protective Union will add to it's
headquarters. were filed yesterday with
the Building Department by Trowbridgc
& Livingston. who estimate the cost of
the improvement at 5000. 900. The adj
dillon will cover the property at 200 to
2l5 East Eighty-ffth street. which Is In
tho rear of the Yorkville Casino. the
property and headquarters OF tho mu-
sicians' union
The sun., 1916-12-06
MOVING TO THE COUNTRY.

W. j. Alderman has leased tho II.
Bleecker Rathbone house on Elm road,
Scarsdale. TO Robert Hardie OF Mount
Vernon.
Cornelius V. v. Sewell has rented for
the First National Bank OF Rye tho
Drake house on Milton road. Rye. TO VI
lurpGrt for n term of years. for Charles
Greer. cottage I on Evergreen avenue TO
william bette FOR Il term OF years the
house on Milton road belonging TO Christ
Church TO Donald Trip for the winter,
and for the estate OF Sarah Sewell a
cottage I'm the beaumont development to
SilaS W Rowland FOR a term OF years.
The sun., 1916-12-06
BANK TAKES 2sTH ST.. BUILDING

George X. Read & Co. have leased to
the Corn Exchange Bank for a period of
twenty-one years IL West Twenty-eighth
street. to be occupied as the Twenty
eighth street branch OF tho Corn Ex-
change Bank. now located at the north
east corner OF Broadway and Twenty
eighth street. a marble front will be
erected in the building and other changes
made to meet the needs Of the new
tenant. from plans by S. Edison Gage.
The sun., 1916-12-06
BANK SELLS DWELLING.

WEST 18TH STREET-The Nehring
Company has sold for the Citizens
Savings Bank 567 West ls7th street, a
three story and basement dwelling.
The same brokers sold sos West 1S1th
street. adjoining property. several
weeks ago for the same owner.
FAILE STREET-The Samuel Cowen
agency has sold tho plot 5oxi00 feet
on the west side of Faile street. 100
feet north Of Spofford avenue. for H..
Lossar.
The sun., 1916-12-06
BUYING At HARTsDALE.

w J. Alderman has sold for +. Louise
Gianetti property on Iawton avenue.
Hartsdale. 10 Frank H.. Assenbeck o..
New York city. who has leased 1t to Mrs.
Catherine Croft OF White Plains. lie
also has sold the Katurah Odell farm on
Central avenue TO Leon C. Wallace OF
New York city and two plots on Lake
view avenu for Mrs. Shields Of East
Orange. N. J., to Alvin p. Townsend.
The sun., 1916-12-06
BUYING IN ~BRO

The John Pullman Real Estate Com
PAM has sold 22s Sixth avenue. a four
story apartment house. on plot 2Oxl00.
for the Crowley estate to Edmund O'Con-
nor for investment.
q. Lebett Il Co. have sold l44s Bed
ford avenue. corner OF Park place. a
four story apartment house. on plot 2S.6x
100. for J. Munson: liil Bedford ave-
nue. a four story apartment house. on
plot 39xl00. for c.. Drobegg. Inc 627
Madison street. a three story building.
for II. House to ]. wahlberg.
The sun., 1916-12-06
GRIswOLDs SELL THEIR ESTATE.

John d. Ryan. president OF tho Anal
gamated Copper Company. has pur-
hased from Frank Gray Griswold, Cass-
leigh, his estate and country home be-
tween Roslyn and wheatley, l.. ]. Cass-
leigh Is one OF the fine summer resi-
dences in the wheatley Hills section OF
Long Island. The house was entered by
burglars several weeks z who stole
100000 worth OF 1ewelry. the property
OF Mrs. Griswold.
The sun., 1916-12-06
TERMS OF GARDEN SALE,

Tho nance board Of the New York
Life Insurance Company has agreed to
leave si,75o,0O0 on bond and mortgage
for three years at 8 per cent. on the
Madison Square property. which Is to be
sold at auction on Friday. The COM
pany's interest mounts to $2,445.169,
and s30.009 additional representing back
taxes
The sun., 1916-12-06
GIFT TO HOSPITAL.

William c.. Van Antwerp. a governor
of the New York Skin and Cancer Hos
pital, has bought the property ut 33s
Second avenue, adjoining the hospital. at
Nineteenth street and Second avenue,
and has presented II to that institution
as q memorial to his mother. The gift
building will be used as n home for the
nurseA
The sun., 1916-12-06
SUES ON COLLEGE PROMISE.
Mise seyfried, Asking x25,OOO, Saw.
Thiele Changed Ills Mind.

another college omance reached the
supreme Court yesterday. Miss Lillian
seyfreld OF lo5 East Elghty-ninth street
sued Henry Th,cle. Jr. for so5,OOo dam
ages Tor alleged breach Of marriage
promise made when he was a student.
Th,o.e obtained employment in an au-
somoblle plant In Long Island city, hut
MISS Seyfr'cd says she Is unable 10 gel
him before q Clergyman.
The sun., 1916-12-06
BROKERS ~ EAST SIDE DEAL.

William A, White 3 sons were the
brokers I'm the sale Of the northeast cor
ner Of Avenue g and Thirteenth street
TO the Eagle Pencil Company. They
sold recently the adjoining corner OF
Fourteenth street TO the pencil ompany
The sun., 1916-12-06
NEW FIRE SAFEGUARD RULING.

The Board Of Standards and Appeals
proposes to adopt a new rule regarding
the installation of automatic s%prinklers
and other fire e~xtinguishing appliances.
The rule proposed is:
ANY building deemed by the Fire
COMMISSIONS TO be hazardous to life
or property shall be provided with such
automatic sprtEklers. standp,pes, tanks
and other auxiliary fire cxtinguishing
appliances as required by order OF the
Fire Commissioner in writing" A public
hearing will be given on tho proposal by
the board at . o'clock. December 81. in
the Municipal Building.
The sun., 1916-12-06
ANOTHER STUDIO DWELLING.

Vincent Pope Of Pepe 4 Bro. bought
Yesterday for S13.s76 the dwelling It LAG
West Fourth street In a foreclosure srlt
against the Clarence Realty Construc-
ton Company by tho Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. The property will be
altered into a studio apartment.
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v, 81 ..oSs.ee
West qlA1.
west Of fifth avenue. between fourteenth
ana fl0th afraa

v. u instrumentation
west Of fifth avenue. between fourteenth
and 1loth streets)
18th ST. SIS W. i~axss.s. p.o s-y.sdsrse
Scribe. paris. France: : yrs. S~i stty;
18TH ST. 81 s,, i Is, ", i as1s 80 h D.S sN az ain
az yrs. 50; atty. Wilson NJ Powell; Ia Z
s,DD 81, :Am:i:rd.m az. ,t.icS.s,
Dec s. Jno W stilger to Lawyers Title e
T Co. 1eo Bway. 8 yrs. Int as Per
''no uotovn.
Manhattan Isisnd. north Of 1isth strest.)
il2D ST. las w. toxss.11. Dec 1-oussis
at. due and int as per bond; atty, Title
HAVEN Av. 'ss.ioc. runs n on curve SS.is
n.ss.tx y ioox : sl:sx . iss to beg. Dec
EvSormsn Real Eststs Gorpn to ABE
" sith 81. ins.siis. $500 monthly, So.
Pr mtg ess.ooo; Attys. Lsss a c. iss N a.
. ooo
Borough of The Bronx.)
10TH 81. So ilo.i1 . Prospect ~. 1879
10th q. II, mt. s'.5c9, Dec J. / yr' s%G
%.si. AZ. Observation-Disclosures,
Bssl; {. e I: ~ y . s Z .: 4 M n s 81 rue IL. Z sy Ml:
WEST ~ FsAsR Rms RID. n " =. lilo ' HON Hc%s
; =; si; !, c % sr u %e. ~ xi + ii i.s I s5,n
FEB !. 1915. 81; stsy:. Isss q c, 81.
Ei rsS Pi: southern blvd; $50; oSs
eoxllo.lixStli-John McNulty TO Arthur
J Baldwin. Is sth Az. ct al. Dec I. due&s
per bond; atty. Title Guar q Trust GO;
aosEpHIH Nv. $50 Mansion St, 50
xse-River Realty Co to. Ross. Muller.
atty. ) 4 stsinmsii.r.. zoos i 'iscss
sourHERN BouiEviRD. 5s.ii =
McNuty 10 Arthur J Baldwin. IS bth
Az; .. a. Dec !, Que as per bond si ~
LOT s2s, map Moss e.tete-Ma,iids n
conn, pee (, due as per bond; atty; T ,o g
LOTS 70 and T.: map par. Trssk s:.atsI
iSI5 Az a, OCT 5 due ss per bond; Ally;
GRANT Az. 8. SIS n iGith St. ssxio:;s
MAX cohen. to Manhattan Mtg Co, 200
M nsaS: Dso M i: cue cS' %! 20 P Eway BOND; , aisy6;
MONROE Az. e T., 20 n l7tth ct. boxe5--
Nm A Hand and apo TO Dollar sayings
cs si'Lf, Msff'll Hv. & .i {. & . $3.50 n s:sSs
R.a kSs' eorp eon .sY b Sc; in pr m ae Ss.,ss.y,
500. Sept %. due as per bond; atty. JAS
TIhPoUT Av' : s.NsS7.icn isisi ST. s5.ic
Everett L Barnard. 1: boulevard Ro-
chells Park. New Rochelle. n Y. Dec :.
due es per bond: atty. Traf Bid. c.;
FoRDHAM RID. n " 8. s7.s 9 Kings
bridge I'd. runs 5 W &tlix . " 6x n "
los.ex n e IS to Fordham I'd 4 n 4?5x
Sc ios s-Giuseppe Coscnza to Thos N
Mccarthy. 81 Riverside Drive. Dec 4. )
yrs. 5 per cent; atty. " y Title 4 Mtg
%, l31 Bway sll,UuV
BELMONT Az. n " cor 18th st. lo0x7oS
1s.5Ss7xs76 Of our Lady
Of Mt Carmel 10 Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank. 81 Chambers st. Dec 4.
yr. 5 per cent; atty, X + & j oIGor.
man FL lHhan1hAra l1O0 ono
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NEW FLAT FOR HAVEN AVENUE.

The Waneta Realty Company will
spend SIS. 900 on 4 six story apartment
house to cover a plot, 75xs7 on the west
side Of Haven avenue. l25 feet north OF
roth street. Plans for tho structure
were put on record yesterday by j. NJ.
Felson.
The sun., 1916-12-06
FLAT NEAR u BILTs.

Tho former Pembroke Jones dwelling
at IL West Ftfty-hrst street. Just west OF
the Vanderbilt twin houses on Fifth ave-
nue., n the adjoining house at II, f,r-
merly the residence Of William Wood
ward, president OF tho Hanover National
Bank. are to be converted into an apart
The sun., 1916-12-06
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

WASHINGTON SQUARE e-Marmaduke
Tilden TO Chas u Gregory, on the rrem
ises, , yrs from May !. 1917. . yrs 70
newal; atty, Title Guar & r CO, i76
:p Av. :,29, all, Albcr, Micic nGo
Harris, .laT ~ ay, : Yrs from Nov T.
1915; Ehlins Rre~ins "a, 7eo 81 AIMS
HTTDsoN sT, s;i.j, Sox7S. slj-Isme.o IN
Smith to Stcinhardt bros & Co. 20 9th
The sun., 1916-12-06
Y. & II. Receivers Named Here.

John l.. Lancaster and Pearl Wright
were appointed by fudge Mayer Of ths
United States District Court yesterday as
aneillnry. receivers for the Texas and Pa
cihc Railway Company In this district, un.
gave permission to n. +, Rush. receiver for
the st. Louis, Iron. Mountain and Southern
TO bring suit hgains, tho Texas and Pa.
which t%si.sso has already been paid.
The sun., 1916-12-06

ment house. The properties were re-
Gently taken vel by the II West Fifty
first Street Corporation. William II. Scho-
field president. Tho new owners have
commissioned Harry Allan Jacobs to
make plans for the alterations, which in
clude a new facade.
The sun., 1916-12-06
rcnn'n Crude sa.76. Record Price.

PITTSBURG, Dec. b. Pennsylvania
crude oil was advanced Is cents to-day by
the purchasing agencies. making S2,15 a
ever reached In the history OF the oil in
dustry. Other grades OF crude advanced
c @sr.' M:scss black Saf snd C1r.,nt;, 70
Somerset, 10 cents TO 81. and Ragland, s
cents TO 90 cents a barrel.
The sun., 1916-12-06
NEW DWELLING FOR MALTA.

The Malba Estates Corporation has
sold to II. y. Gran a plot at Malha.
Whitestone. l.. l.. upon which he will
build a dwelling at once.
The sun., 1916-12-06
BUYS BLUE POINT HOTEL.

Mrs. Frank Avery, owner OF the Avery
Hotel at Blue Point. on the Great South
Bay. has bought Stillman's Hotel adjoin.
ing. She now own about 1000 feet ~
shore front. ]. A, Wood was the broker
The sun., 1916-12-06
NoRTHPORT ESTATE BUYER.

Catherine Harmon has sold her count
try homo at Northport. l.. l., consisting
OF three acres and buildings TO Helena
Conger. Edwin ". Rowley and Thcod~e
S. Hall were the brokers in tho transac-
ton.
The sun., 1916-12-06
PROJECT rOR HEIGHTS SITE.

L. J. Phillips q Co. have sold for
William 9. O'Brien the property on the
east side Of ST. Nicholas avenue. about
1872 feet south of 1921 street. The plot
IL S?.sx124. with In l. s0x50. 1t Is part
Of the Jumel tract. II Is likely that the
plot will be improved.
The sun., 1916-12-06
ADDS TO CT. NECK HOLDINGS.

!. q. Wolf has sold n plot Of 5000
square feet. In Elm Point Park, Great
Neck. l.. L.. 20 Mrs. G. II. Ch!lds. This
Is the second purchase by Mrs, Chi!ds
within a week through the same broker.
The sun., 1916-12-06
. ~cEDARHURsr PLOT SOLD.

VI. Goldschmidt has sold for Abraham
Seiger 10 Miss A. Murphy n plot on Oak
land avenue. Cedarhurst. l.. l., for i'm
provement.
The sun., 1916-12-06

(East OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)

:6TH FIT. IS, le5 q 20 av. asxsss. Dec D.
James II Rollins and Robert 3 Rollins 70
Edward A Allen, Montclsir, " J. 5 yrs.
per cent, prior mtg 10000. sttys, Roe
IN Az, W 5. tot n esth st, elsxioo, Dec
6--Jamcs II and Robert $ Rollins to
Edw 4 Allen, Mon'clsir, " Y, \ yrs. .
& HAYES, ~ Pine 5000
5oTH ST, assoc y, -foxioo,6, Dec <-Sami
Y, HiraM g and irving I Bloomingdslo
yrs, "A per cent; a,tys. Goldsmith, C,
The sun., 1916-12-06
UPSTATE BANK LENDS HERE.

Charles Flaum has secured from the
Albany Savings Bank a mortgage loan
Of S225.oo0 at ~ per cent. on the three
new Ave story apartment houses on the
east side Of Northern avenue. from 17sth
to 179th street.
The sun., 1916-12-06
G. T.. Il. to spend Millions.

CHICAGO, Dec. hi. g Gage, rros,.
dent OF the Winnipeg Grain Exchange.
said to-day that the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way In preparing to eNpend between $40
OOO, 900 and $4,000. 600 In grain cicvs ior.
and additional, tsrminai facilities at Van.
couver.
The sun., 1916-12-06
SCHOEN SPEAKER
I OF n. ]. ASSEMBLY
Caucus Selects Essex Man to
Preside Over 1917 Ses-
siOns Of House.
NAY REPEAL 90 SISTERS"
Committee Advocates Wiping
Out Wilson Corporation
Legislation.

TRENTON, Dec. s.-At an opcn Repub-
bean caucus held In the Senate chamber
to-day Assemblyman Edward S.hoen
Of Essex was selected Speaker OF the
next House n Assemblyman A. Day
ton Oiiphant OF Mercer az majority
leader on the floor. Upton g. Jeffreys
Of Camden was agreed upon unan-
tmously as clerk. and the distribution OF
the remaining patronage was entrusted
20 Q steering committee named by Mr..
Oiiphant.
Major Charles w. Barber Of Wood
oury. . retired officer o. the regular
AMY. was appointed by Governor
y1sider 20 succeed the late Gen. Wilbur
]. Sadler, Jr., as Adjutant-General OF
the State. Thu selection was made by
0overnor-elect Edge. Governor Fielder
having yielded to him the privilege Of
naming the new Acknowledgement. who
will be the Chief OF stan during the
administrator OF Mr.. Edge.
Tho Joint legislative committee having
charge Of the ceremonies attending the
inauguration of G~overnor-elect Edge,
January 10. held a meeting this after
loon st which various details Of the
Inauguration were taken up One propo-
eition considered was to ave the In
auguration In the Second Regiment
armory instead Of IN Taylor Opera
House. where Governors have been In
ougurated for many years.
Against "seven Sisters"
AZ a hearing given this afternoon by
0o Joint legislative committee named
% revise the corporation laws n number
q speakers advocated the repeal of the
corporation legislation enacted during
President Wilson's term "a Governor
and known Familiarity as the "Seven
Sisters" It was the opinion OF most Of
the speakers that this legislation was 90
uncertain In language as TO render II al
most a nullity. though the apparently
drastic provisions OF the laws have
driven away from New Jersey nan
corporations formerly operating under
Jersey charters and have prevented
others from Incorporating here.
Among those favoring repeal or
modification OF the present law were
Frederick J. Faulks of the firm OF Linda
bury. Depue and Faulks Of Newark.
Kenneth X. McLaren. president Of the
Corporation Trust Company; Howard X.
Wood. president OF the United States
Corporation Company. and Clement X.
Corbin OF Jersey City.
Mr.. Faulks took particular exception
% the present restrictions against one
company acquiring or holding stock Of
another unless the objects OF the two are
Of . cognate character. The question Of
what objects are ~cognate. he said. has
given rise to much uncertainty. As an
example he told OF a large steamship
company which contemplated Incorporate
ing In New Jersey. but was advised that
Under the Seven Sisters" II would moi
- empowered to purchase the stock OF
The sun., 1916-12-06

L. 1. Z. and with buyers at y &C.. G. l. 4, No
prompt Sabas available below tAc. COS,
tons February shipmen, and 5000 tons
March shipment to operators at 4tc, cos,
o. b. cubas offered at ss6c. without
freight guarantee. Centrifugal. 5.stc.; mo-
iasseS. tic; cost and freight. <sc.
SUGAR. REfINED--crystsl domino tab
siIo tablets. i%o:oo.. and io.soc. in half
rushed, s.2oc'; mould A and cubes. Toe:
powdered. s:oc.; powdered ana coarse
domino srsnula,ed, ca...s. sH and il.
cartons 7soc., and 7.7oc. In half cases.
eagle confeetioners' graduated. 7.5oc. /;
s1snulatsd. On: s,si. So sna h he
cartons hne graduated, 7.s0e eagle ID.
f.. 9 .S5:. fine IN ., sss'q nns 4.! s%a i, I ss,.' sas &, d &.
bags do. LOO; 10 Ii. bags do. 7.5oc. in
sacks and 7.soc. in hbls IS and 80 N,
If; Sa;e srSndln,ed i"s and d fira"S,s'e 4.
-:oc.; .coHfectioners' A.. 7.loc.: No. l..
800: No. No. g. T. s. IS; Ne 70. = $500 SOC, Ne No. !,
s.7tc.; No. ., s.7oc.; No. o, ss5c.; No. 10.
$500; No. II, .s.55c.; No. -. s5oc,; Nos
IL. ~ and rs. stSc.
yEGETAnLEs. MISCELLANEOUS.
Observation-Disclosures French. drum.
nrRg nearly 5srpsalsm Dbl; nas
- - hcS QudTts wv
uFlorida, via express. basket. ii5ods.5o:
Yearly, 100 o sancAs ss't ,ss'a..,i:@s;' ,o asE IN
.!qs.'. %c ARR SSsaffs'' i 1919 Sans c
.'isscc?; washed H" !op. on. 'SSSSi'', q i..s ssIj ' an.
washed, 100 IN. has. N.Goae: New Or
MFisr, 49, s sasss;. q. .ISS 4 ,so' ct trrsR5Rs
yissin,a: ssa;.. i.s:so:' Virginia.; 81; 81:
sis,% ;sc, red esssss.: s"q D5Si o0' ,. 81 q!
; ;s$ ss s5s.s. ,S s;s ss.sS..' ; ;,ss si ;Si y:
~. .sas5o; 10. . !. 3d. 'n Tsf f9i; 10 Ions !;
Island crate oS SOC, r,i; Ic "n Island; hsi
hbi., Eai,sO: No. q bbi., bca 75c''; state.
crate, 75cgn California, crate, neIa
CHIcoRY &eaT!y, Ss.kot ssc;, MI Ssswv;
S El?r't 4sa ses' i54segs. kAIEgvi SsiS.,,
Csc: az; Iew orleans Dbl, $50. GARLIC
MISUNDERSTANDING, 100 oI ib.' '@s,SS.
LIMA lEANs-cuban. crate. tM6. LET
TIC TgcE S-,Ncs. e.. d ss'k' STATE zoe, s gMi Ca. cara
70, Florida fancy, oa,kct '?aa; Fiorids.
sbi.' =: a ots"i sas sss, t;oiaassiocs, 'w L 2t!faa.:
Nearby. 100 punches, .igl.s5. oYioSs-
S'nt" ana western, white, crate, teIe,25:
yellow, 100 M. bag. S3259t; red, 100 10.
bag, D.:5a4 white, 100 b. bag $500
Igs7I; rea, 100 y, has. ssqs,1s: Per:
100 j. bag, ,s:5%h oxRA.Florida;;
~ c%arFisr ,sgti Jersey, basket, ,i;Joa
Mlor'nn o.; ,asES' 'ist PnEyPPERswFfS y;
lunches. N1l.25: Virginia. basket. 75c.
atl; New orleans, curly, bbis .isas: New
orleans, plain, Dbl. Sns. PUMPKINS
barrel, sl?5Gl59 PARsNIPs--Barrci,
sabo%s' RanisHES,-Nsarby' 100 bunches.
aHii basket, s5g7Se: nearby. basket, IS
Flnia basket sGg7Gc; North carolins.
casnitorTnilia, Sandis. s5'a 500, sHALLo1Ts--
New orleans. 100 lunches. si.5OU2; hhl.,
sS.504t SPINACH-Nirglnla. bbl.. 25c.
nSl. SQUASH-Nearby marrow, bbl..
fl.b0T2: nearby Hubbard. Dbl, 3cNe.5o
TURNIPs-Rutabsga, hbi or bag, 1860
9; white, Dbl. s21a TOMAToES-Cuban,
carrier, ,?dstoi csil,Orn'n; Luz Soc
100 punches, 10 80.
The sun., 1916-12-06
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

10TH ST. 123 W-Wiuiim Moler az, cha,
II Iowerre. Jr, owner, Da'ii J.. o. 10
rSVntIau.1, .'.. Al On
man, owner ami contractor. yA-.
18TH ST. 2il {" us " Kiosk ,artrI..as
Go agt Lewis : Morris 80 a. rprap
Frank Seery and Jacob J Sh4bcr;. ON
tractors ....... ....... ....... ..... g. 4t,
18th ST. AT 20 .2j " E'..k Gone. /.
co agt Icw!s = Morris ct o.. ,..ar
Frank Seery, contractor. ..........& Na
15eD ST. i6s and so W-NanIr. ,..
Works agt Nemau Realty Goo au. John
Brown, ONE"ts, hat1 q L".blv.,. .r..
ST NICHOLAS Az, 90. utgs ~ =
muller agt fiffh AZ Bond z Mig OIL.
owner. NJ T. HUFFMAN. contractor. Issn
The sun., 1916-12-06
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown

tsouth OF Fourteenth streetN
PITT ST, CO, :5xiOo, Feb 10. i9ls-AnuIe
Goldberg to George W Goldberg, lee Il
SGD 50, due Feb ~, 1919. q per cent So, o0O
ALLEN ST, l7:. Ct. 6xs76, Nov 2i-Isanr
LANCER and ano to Ray Silverman. go
West End aN, due Aug l, 1921, & per
cent, prior mtg 'e7,25o; atty, o Eng
lander, S02 ..ti00
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REAL

vARiCK ST. S-ss; i.alsht st. 20. ~ 'ssTGoo
Annals c Bliss to tn" MoNie 60. FL Itey.,
hill at, Boston, Mass. 3 yrs from Ian,
1917; attys. Eng,Ihard. l. 4 ~
6Wey ............. ........... 50 ts
Brons.
VAN MEET Av. 72G. all-Harrv K.,,,.
to Domsnico Sierra. i630 Tayior az,
yrs from Dec !. 1915; atty, II T. Nora,
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.
MADISON Av. n W COG o9th .,-p,.,.
Do Hirsch Fund agt Theodore + coop..
ct al tsmendci foreclosure o, mix
.attys. NJ $ q = 1.aacs.
I'd ST.. i2o-David Bieier agt Simon Lev,
ct al faction TO forccl6se marh1n,',
ArToRNhE' ST. Ai nifl'i4s r,,s + u,o,.
al ast Sarah Rosenberg 81 al for.
closure OF intg,. attys. Reeves n fodi
e2D ST. .. lso W,st End ~av-G.ou.
foreclosure OF mtgj att!s. B.ekmA-
Menken AZ Griscotu.
e6TH ST. 3 $. $50 @ Amsterdam av-H,--,
n Guntzer aet Anime HITLER ct al Cfo,.
closure OF mtg atty. " c Da.y' '"
CLAsON POINT ROAD, . =. 7Ot. n, L.
Anna Keller agt Adelaide \ waN.t 81,
.Morsslo.ure q mts(i ATTY. 4 II scb.nss
agt Mitchell & McDermoft Realty a. ~.
ct al foreclosure of mtg; atty, VI 4 IL
lett.
Nth ST. "a. 100 It W Of ith s,-ch,,,.,
Merlino sgt John Lootti e. al tforeclo.u,.
Of Mtg: atty, II. swain.
BEAUMONT AV. y . p. goo .. n ~ 1874
Methodist Episcopal Church Hom. A.
agt Mary A keenan, e a. GJfel.osIfe q,
Mtg atty. \ Hulntt.
LOTS 81, 3s. ~. t2. I3. g., 80. a.. II ana,
map OF property known a. Fi,naran .,..
John - Names nuH Nm 4 H,rta, -
foreclosure OF mtg1, atty, I. q Names
LONGWOOD Az, u q cor OF Fox s%'-'II.l.-
Hamershlag as admS, agt Geo Daily .
al foreclosure OF mtg, a,tys, Etku,
Gleason & Proskaucr.
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RESULTS At AUCTION.


lat II NESEI ~IE.EI'
BY Herbert y >h...ut..
COLI MBUS Az. : . e. Nafu 90 ..
s'N apt hnuse-Ah".' kIug roo
Carnegie CONSTR 90 81 l.. ... 81
take a.. S3i5..p, pro. ut.
the p.d.uIlu ....... ....
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


(whh name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name u emitted
address party Of the nrst part)
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SUGAR. RAW-Rather nrmer tone a
I. l. Z. and with buyers at <Ac. c. l. e. No
prompt tubas available below 4Ac. cost
ana freight. sales Of new crop Cubas 5000
IONS February shipment, and 5000 tons
March shipmen to operators at +itc. cost
ana freight basis. limited quantity of
o.. b. Cubas offered ut $500. without
freight guarantee. CENTRIFUGAL, 5.stc.: mo-
iasses. +77c.; cost and freight, <sc.
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tsouth Of Fourteenth strsst-)
FRONT ST. n . cor Maiden lane, si.Io TO
Fletcher ct I <f.ex50.s to Maiden lane
kills to beg-wm T Gray ct al to Jos
F. cuilman. 80 w list Of, all iisn.. Az!
JACKSON ST. IL. iiiicc.Rc:: 1 MAJ
Gold 70 Harriet p schmohi; its1 deI ny.
son, Be w. ~ Wall st..::........!e1
EAST BwAY. "a, lot 4 IN blk mai. BY
o B Ludlam. Dec. .is2s.. .s.ixioo.D 4
Ct. all r T I during life Of Hy II
korn. b and .. Nov 8; atty. Albert p
BEDFoRD ' If. ! aI.i.i;S.ii.is.s1.;H
Battista LArona to Domsnioo Muccio, on
premises. mtg $500. Sept se......s1oo