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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho whit. star liner Adris,ic. sailing
to-day for Liverpool, VIII take mail clos
INK at $40 A. n. for Europe. except GER
many. Austria, Hungary. LuNeiuhurg. Bull
saria, Turkey, the Netherlands, Norway,
sweden sni Denmark. also for Africa
West Asia and East Indies. Mail for ii>,y,
Rumania. serbia, switzerland ana Greece
Will be taken II specially addressed.
The Russlau-AmericHn liner 1zaritza-
sailing to-day for kois Bay. viii take
specially addressed mai. closing at 10
\. NJ, for Russia only
The creek liner PATHS. sailing TO-DAY FOR
PirRus. Will take specially addressed
NAL, closing at - 30 T.. Nj, for Greecc
only.
The Holland American liner Mcdan.
sailing Saturday fpr Rotterdam. VII take
mai. closing At $40 A. Nj, for he Neither
lands. Switzerland Germany, Austria, Lux
emburg. Bulgaria and Turkey
The American liner Philadelphia, sal.
Ing SATURDAY for Liverpool. VII take mail.
closing at sac 4 NJ. for Europ" except
GERMANY. Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg,
Bligaris. Turkey, the Netherlands Nnr
way. sweden and Denmark, Africa, West
Asia and the East Indies.
The French liner LAFAYETTE. sailing
Saturday for BordeauN, Viii take mall,
closing at noon. for France, Rumauia,
serbia, switzerland, italy SPAN. flrtugi,
Egypt. Gre-re, British India, British Ets'
Africa, siam. Malta, Ginra,tar. CeN.uu
straits Settlements. Dutch East Indies
West Australia and Persia.
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MYERS FOUND FOR FLATS.

SECOND ANENCE.--Arthur J.. Gold.
stein has sold for the Louise NJ. Leo
estate 2ts5 Second avenue. northwest
corner Of l27th street, a five story
tenem ut. with stores. on lot 25.sx
100. The purchaser In Samuel Frank.
EAST TwENTY-ElGHTH STREET.
Goldberg & Greenburg have sold $50
Bist Twenty-eighth street, a -four
story brick tenement. with a two story
frame building in the rear. on lot
.orss.a. b tween First and second
avenues. The buyer. who gave In part
payment property at Long Branch, y.
J, will replace the present buildings
with a I'VE story private stable.
EAST l4sTH STREET.-Paul a. Nc
Golrlck has bought from Nettie Hell
l- 53l East l4sth str ct. a five story
apartment house on a plot 37.6xl00.
A one family house In Flushing was
given in part trade.
EAST lslST STREET-kurz & Cren
have sold for Ruhl Real Property
Company 376 East l6lst street. be-
tween Melrose and C%ourtlandt ave-
rues. Il two story business building
or lot ejxS3.
AVENUE ST. JOHN-Morris Rose has
purchased from the Ezra Construction
Company. 1. Rosenfeld president. 9si
Avenue -. John. ii five story nat. or
plot 50Nl00.
PARK STREET-Smith & Phelps have
sod for cash the plot 2Sxl00 on the
vest side OF Park street, beginning 21s
feet north of l49th street.
6uliEE ANENCE--Smlth & Phelps with
Helen Leube hav sold the plot 60s
100 at the southeast corner OF Buhrc
AID Jarvis avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-13
JERSEY ASSESSORS UNITE.
Form <ss"rintion for Cooperation
aud Efficiency.

TRENroN, Jan - with nearly 100
assessor. from AIT PARTS Of tn" state in
a't"rdtu'', ~" Sew Jersey state Asso.
citation of Local ASSESSORS WIS organized
h'rr to-day 10 prom"t" cliccucv and
oi,hiish closer cooperation. These on
Gers were chosen for tho year.
President, city Commissioner George
T. rrrus.ugrr of Jersey city. first vice.
president, John |. Carroll Of Newark
second vIc"-presid"nt. J. \. Wales o.
cap" May third vicc.prcsidcut, Charles
VI ltInu Jr.. Of Atlantic city. fourth
Vlr"-prosldcut, George T.. Snkor Of Nor
rlstoWU secretary, Robert Il Nolk.
Trenton treasurer, LOUIS Llpsyh,ta OF
I'aSSI.C.
Thc~r onicoro. with two assessors from
each uf III" twenty one counties, are 90
constitute 1,u cN"'ltlv" committee which
Will carry on most of the work of the
association.
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Itbl.it NOII, Is.
BOARD OF ESTIMATE N>D NrrOR.
nos NtNI.
Municipal BuiidIDg, New York

NoIIoE Is HEi,EEl GIVES that me
Sosrd OF W"ter supr'' of INC 'it> .of ".
Of the state ~ NcT * ens'isI In -.
year 1870; aud amendments Hereto, has
tions. estimates aud ''vosusoft-s a, 1t
deemed proper n order 80 '~ er,ain the
supply of pur- and vhNn's"'.c va'eT for
The CITY OF NtH YurA eNls' AMI are moe,
snppy ana has lspot ED q" the Board Of
Es'tnat' sud \ppgtt"rW"ui van recom-
opinion, he 'st"u MIN reference hereto,
which report "t'h = w'p, piah ana ptonl:
Ieoompan,,ius tn. sane, hear ths, iate o.
profile showing ntuu-r Of obtaining from
~ster Tor The Cir Of Sew Yor.. which
said map 10 on he IN the or,c OF the
Board OF W.'er Srpp.N of rhr 'l'y Of New
nor., IN IN. M11,r,ra nM.a,.s ps..
approved by tho Hoerl ~ Estimate and
sShpl proGi. w.ic .qhm,,,el 't@S u. sis,.
Conservation Comm s-'on aud by that CoIn
. "is,'I Boa SPp'G oGP' IS .,'g s'rp,, nans, ~ 1ad ina.
further report, .ds'"i Dee "rnher =. 1915.
70 Tie Rosrd q tsttm.,e ou4 Appor,on
s.,.,'aTy ma, n, '",a msp and pr9h.
By snid "HR5.rGf Of wVa'sr %slpp'. dt5.i' ID.
ceu.her =. iol5 and en,t''rt Map ari
profile showing r,arnor - oh'rlriuG from
schoha,ie creek er additions. supply OF
water for The Clty Of Sew So. 'ohlcn
is,s mosYP ia or n i'm ~ ~. PIX o. ~
York In the M4ni pa. RINi'ns TtrA Row
Centre ana Chamher, Srr.e's n ~ Yor.
SoTICE Is NSr GIye% that IN.
Board Of T.'ims'r ana >pro-'io~m-7' %
The CITY o' Sew NorS ~. 0N,i ne itth
fcr.noo6, a, Roo" ID IN Inc ~ ual.' in
The c,'L ~ NS% To,S - Ne 'He az!
report, dH'sd pcr'rLhcr u. 'p1. an. has
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FINE RROOkLYN HOUSE SOLD.

Howard g. Pyle & Co. have sold the
fo!-. ~ S. Remsen street for Il II.
Teur~ipu To a client for occupancy, This
0ss formerly the Henry Polhcmus resi-
o-g'r. Il Is a our story brick II
some dwelling % feet frontage by 80
'~o' deep. running through to Grace
Cpur' alley, with n garag in the rear.
Michael 7. Mulqueen has bought 42o
f,s'er0 Parkway. a five story apart
ment house, on plot 4oNls5, running
through 80 Union street, The seller. the
loHn T. Holland Construction Company.
'oo- II payment | TO 8 Straiton avenue.
'a-ee cottages. each OH plot 60xloo.
no deal was negotiated by the Lewis
" May Company and h Buckley d
NNr'p0 Company.
Martin Splnelll has sold 6Il2 Elev-
srth avenue. o private dwelling, on plot
6xi"o, for V. Necchia to Saveria
TUo11o
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading IN Few Flats Princi-
nal Local Business Closed
Yesterday.
pATERNOS GET BIG FLAT

real estate had n decidedly of day
r,s,sriav. for tho trading Was confined
- properties, tho sale or rental Of which
as little effect on tho market as a
whole. Tcnerents made up practically
III Of tho budget OF properties sold.
several houses In The Bronx being the
b.~ parcels TO And buyers. The auction
com produced several interesting deals
=, which outsiders bought properties
under foreclosure. In one such action
Inferno In reesined the shore View
Apartment on Riverside Drive. which
may built II sold several years ago.
l,as'rg vas reported active yesterday.
ls commitments being by firms whose
~er,ovals. besides filling space vacant at
resent, will not materially change con
.tions In any a elton.
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BIG COAL COMPANIES MERGE.
VIII Central Large output aud
River Fleet.

PIrrsnrRG, Jar. 70 The merger OF
the Pittsburg coal Company and the
MouoneaAeld River Consolidated coal
and Coke Company, long looked for
among coal men III tho western Pcnnsyl-
vania aud West Virginia coal mining
territories, now Ia ~ assured ftd', ac-
cordlng to advice9 received from Iiarrls.
burg to-day
The consolidation or tho two big cor
porat!ons was recorded at the State De-
partmcnt to-day. Coy, Brumbaugh APP
proved the merger.
The new company practically controls
the output of adj coal mines bordering on
the YoughiJshcny me M~onongahcla
rivers and also owns and operates a
great fleet Of river steamers and bargcs
which carry millions of tons OF coal
south to Ohio. Mississippi River end
Gulf Of Mexico points.
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THE WEAT-..N FORECAST
FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing Foreign
Mails-The Fire Record.

For eastern New York. rain to-day,
warmer In east portion: generally fair and
much colder to-morrow., with = severe
cold wave; s0uth gales, shifting TO north
west tomorrow.
For western New York. rain to-day, turn
Ing to snow; colder In west portion:
much colder Mt night. with a severe cold
wave; local SHOWS and colder tomorrow:
southwest to northwest gales.
Enr EASTERN Pennsyivan rain to.dayi
colder In east portion; severe cold wave
tomorrow. probably FAIR. south gales.
shifting to northwest tomorrow.
For New, Jersey. rain and warmer today;
severe cold wave tomorrow; probably fair
SOUTH gales. becoming northwest to-
morrow.
For New England. rain and warrn.r to-
morrow; southwest to south winds, In
creasins and shifting TO southwest with
NEW YORK. Jan. is.-The area Of low
pressure from the southwest moved north
yesterday and became %centra
oyer southern ilMnois and caused rain In the
ONO valley. lower lake regions and east
ward to the coast and snow In the upper
Iskes upper Mississippi Valley and the
plains States.
snow also fell on the north Pacinc coast
where. the pressure was low and empera
lures below the freezing point 49,
II was cooler In New England AND
eastern parts Of the middle Atlantic state,
In the morning. but warmer from the cas-,
Gulf and south Atlantic States northward
INTO the lower lake regions
Wv 'hiF-l~sippl Naii'N aHi IAhiis
states u was much colder.
Freezing Weather reached northern
Mexico and temperatures were below zero
over all sections between the Rocky Noun
tains and tho Mississippi and southwark
Into OkIahoms.
The lowest reported temperature was IS
degrees below zero at Prince Albert.
Saskatchewan, and ranged from 30 to "a
degrees below In Montana and North
Dakota.
In this city rain fell In the morning
cooler In the afternoon. followed by risins
temperature, wind. light to fresh north
east. average humidity. 81 per cont
barometer. corrected to read 20 sea level
at 9 A NJ, nai: 2 y. NJ, 3o3i.
Tn. temperature In ,his city yesterday.
as recorded by the orfcisl thermoInetcr Is
shown In the annexed tables
GAM. is q. 1915 %. ar. is,:' 1910 %,
IL NJ ,....3S' age Up. NJ. az 49,
SP. M....3.' <i'i2 Mid. .3s' AZ
HIGHEST temperature. 80. At ~ OF p. NJ.
Lowest temperature. az. at 7 20 A. NJ.
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r,TIH>nS GET SHORE VIEW.

ra'orgo Bro~. took over in foreclosure
~ eed!rgs yesterday the Shore View
+'a''mer' house at AS Riverside Drive.
Plh they built several years ago and
sd IT." action was brought by the
h'"'nlFu savings Bank to collect a
l."r'EaG' Judgment OF o s25l 600.
''''-uo Brs, who were on the bond,
.. 10 The property tor S2+0, 900. The
''-' l- 'Wc.yc stories high. occupying
a t."' ''"Nl35.GA lrresular, l66 feet
i0''I Of 10Th street The present owner
- record f. the Irving Arms Real rs
'''' '7rporit!on, composed OF bond
'o'a"rs % the New York Real Estate
~'"."'r'; company. Joseph T. Day was
I'm 1g~,'0yrrr.
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BIG BROOKLYN LOT SALE.

william A. White & Sons nav sold
TO- Mrs, Townsley. wife OF Col. c.. p.
Towrslev, head Of the United States Mil
i,arv Academy at West Point, and her
brother, George Rowland. of Paris.
France. a tract OF land comprising over
'r;y lots on 10Th sides of Rogers ave-
ngt. extending from Montgomery to Sui
l'a streets. The property has not been
conveyed for over eighty years. 1t hav-
g been bought in April 1885. by the
father OF the present sellers. 1t Is In a
section in which a large amount OF build
ing Us row being done. The buyers were
represented by the William +. Rae Com
ttl".
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SATISFIED ~MORTGAGEs.


t"ith name and address % lenders at
tornoy,,
6TW Az 4 = G.l ST, 20 Woo inn. q
Loan & r 20. - Wm 81. a,',.. Turne-.
M.C 4 Il .. WIN So. '...... $500. 900
18th ST - . - ay. :o>io! . Jan
Phoebe \ u Boyle. - Lrnorts pi. BkIyn.
and Wipur + Randall, - O-ause. x ].
trustees a'irs, strauss Reich 4 r II
sab Sr, : >. soo " 5,h az. .tnroo.5' De-
g, l~gli-.Nati,ia g va'ab,e - Ne Emily
y NOR Es'utc. Inc, - Wal st. ATTY.
TG -, l7h Bway ........... So. 900
DIVISION sr, ,l7i5,i.. IS. .islsc cath
and Theresa i"vv 10 NO Grand Lodge of
the o !, Sons, Of Israel, a''ys "
y u W B.uinenthal. - Nassau - sls ono
9TH ST; :, i.ew Park ay. run. : 100 :
"a . ! biz \ " along r. / .sAs BIN "
% Y n l32 = 20 - . ~ 10 beg
Jan "a lsi1-ieraidiue \ Goddard to
me Gre.mMich say Rank as 9th av:
SAME PROPERTY, Mar Is zoos same 10
same, att. Geo q lie W.T., s. Ntssor
MApISoN AZ. 5 " c ei.t -. 20 qts ~
u, lso2-Liilan y Woodruff. L,chH" !,
Conn. 20 tho y rruat 90. % Broad
st; s'tys. stoeic, peF 4 r a2 Liberty
,ISru ST ~,2j-l:j L. a : iH . ~ sV,
kor % David J Fox, ~ L $50 At $4,000
''T Thl * ,ac,s ~ T5o - s%, 2MEioS 3,
Equitable Trust 60 of y Y a''ys Fitch,
Mot n Gram, SO Nassau st..... $50 OOo
5sTH ST, .as ". 80 l"' " ~ \. 20 JON
loo.i. MAJ e. 100. .'si loF Rauk ana
.hsls, ?ss Z TG?d ANY, '''" t,,"omno
WEST wAsHrNGToN ri. Ito. :. i2:
r " sth nv, ?lN5,, sept, % l9io-Ccsiilo
W Esd 81. atty, II GescA.id,. soS
bNtNs .3sssH HH.. tH.. sss. r.... ya.-1u
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prys 9TH AVE. CORNER.

,ol,hvest corner of sixth avenue and
Fo-tv-seveath street. the greater part Of
which he has controlled for at least two
wears. lie really has a frontage OF 1875
rs,t on the avenue INC 100 feet on the
street. Title TO the property was taken
Yesterday by Mr.. Solomon from Mrs.
Emma j. Frank. A moving picture
,teitre AID four five story tenements
cover the cite. The moving picture
,h.ai-e was erected by Mr.. Solomon
tao years ago at n cost OF 1925. 900.
Fronting ?ill feet on Sixth avenue. 100
s~t south Il F~orty-seventh street, Il
,rrends back TO an addition so feet
vide. reaching to Forty-seventh street.
30 feet west OF sixth avenue.
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SEEKING NEW LOCATIONS.
Business Houses Rent in All Trade
Ceutren.

& l. Hess, Inc, and r. a q.
fhomm,' as agents. have leased the
northerly part of the nth floor Of the
Johnson Building. Broadway. T%hirty-ffth
10 Thirty-sixth street, for a term TO
freedman Bros. Company.
Albert Il. Ashforth has leased spa @
IN the Tilden Building at 1O5-ll1 West
rortieth street to the Peerless Westhe
ntrip Company and to Francis Morton
lark; In 1lIs Broadway to NJ. Rosen-
thal Company and to NJ. Greensboro
company. The same brokers have also
leased offices In 366 Fifth avenue 10
Susan Il. Goggin, and a store in 1879
1893 broadway TO Morris Seid for a
Term or years. with Corn & Co. space
IN inc Knox Building at 452 Fifth ave-
nue. 10 Rosenwasse Bros. for u term OF
Years, and apace In the same building
win the Cross 4 Brown Co. to the
Camera Company.
Louis Schrag has leased the NTH loft
IN i8f West Twenty-nfth street to
workman 4 Silver: space In 1s2-1s4
West Twenty-frst street TO waldman a
Goldsein, Rottenberg q Davis. Oriental
Cloak & Suit Co. II. %Strunsky a Co.
and Heyman Heller; In 107-ll3 West
T~wenty-nfth street 10 Morris slutsky,
Adier d Seiden and the Embroidery
manufacturing Company.
10. White q Co. ave leased IN 40
sis Fourth avenue Office space to Millen.
Aikenhead Il Co. Black Publishing Com.
pany. Munson Whitaker Company, Julius
Schmid second loft in 1913 West Sew.
enteenth street TO Gerstein Bros. 4 Co. ;
top loft at f07-111 West Twerty-huh
street to Greenberg 4 Litty sixth loft
At ii West seventeenth street to Isidore
Weiss third loft at 90 Wooster street to
VA ~ A..N --l 80 l.
ZIG East Eighteenth street to Shapin q
Cohen and Jacobson & Mechanic, first
loft at % Chambers street to Louis
Lavigne.
julius Friend. Edward VI. Levi Com
pany. has leased to lcfcourt e. Bremen
Two floors, containing 10000 square
feet In 1o3-159 Madison avenue. north
east corner Thirty-second street, for a
long term Of years.
The firm of Leonard J. Carpenter has
rented the SECOND loft at 1871 Liberty
street to Burt Abbey. printer. for a
term OF years.
Pesse & Gilman have leased 70 the
Marten Company. dealers In millinery
supplies, the fourth loft Al 4 West
Thirty-seventh street.
Leroy Coventry & Co. have rented ma
store at 1921 Seventh avenue, In the
Hotel Theresa, to the New York Central
A&lirohu company Tor "A term OF year0.
louis kempner 4 Son have leased the
store at .431 Broadway. in the STANDARD
Theatre Building. TO Leo Lichtman, hair
dresser. for a branch store.
NJ NJ. Hayward & Co. have leased FOR
James Brady a five story ~nreprooi
garage to be erected AT 5l7-5l9 Yves,
lSlst street. on a plot 50xio0, for a
term OF twenty-one years to a new
garage corporation. TIL garage will he
free from columns and will have every
modern Improvement. The aggregate
rental Is about sl6S.O
Pease & Gilman have rented a loft
IN Q West Thirty-seventh street TO Sig.
mund Rubin, "A furrier.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday IN Man
hnttan and BrOnx saIesrooms.

TsSbI
Ry Joseph =. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. as, e., iss n il6th
ST. 5s.sxi356x irreg, J: sty shore View
apt house-Brooklyn Savings Bank sst
taxes. &C, $500: to the defendants $40 900
GOLD ST. s2-6i. $, 81 5 beekniIn st,
Trust r" sgt " c Mund' ct al; due,
sss4i?GO: taxes. &C, '~s2's'' TO- 50,
GRREf.RRr JONES ST. 20, n :, liz c la
swing. Ehsant at Leopold kau,msnY e
al; due. ,ss,5lO'ss: taxes. &c, E!?sS'6;
u!TprHHn t ST. rs ". n g:5, 7th az, .:Ss
iSoIi ,iy ns'1E D wsSs gs' N =
g., $685.. so; TO tho plaintin ....,., $4,000
BY Samuel Goldstirker.
esd ST. i0j y. II $, % e lst Az :ONloob,
Mcclure; taxes, sc, ,:65. to Mat,h.w.
Meers. an adjoining own"r.,...,. $500
lat 3:os THIRD AyENuEl
,5sTH ST, y = ~ lgon' be-, MO-, "ga
way savings Inst aGt " A stevens. Inc.
das, ,,s'S 3d. '"Ae'' Sc, 's'S' T, o tec
ny Joseph r. Day.
hlyd, iss1'o%a : sly 1r%'so,J y Irwin Gy
sS,s5o66; taxes, &C. 'aiiSo. 10 N.
plaintiff ..'''''''r' '''''''' '''eoU
BY Georg. Price
RFINONT Az, n " cor lssth ~ l5NsI.s
: sly aa,mL y s.,'1s .s' Zach.
70 tho plaintiff .,............,..t l50O
ARTHUR AZ, 9is7, - lGss ls2d ST,
"nrs sxg0, 8 sty house, & Ringer and
no All ] r Bruder ct al; due. 3s,ilao6
,axes. SO, 1855. to the plaintiff ", OO0
BY James J. Donovan.
yvsu Az. eO64, o q. % n i7Sth ri. teNi02
4 sty rat-R J ~Twitzer agt Bessie. Austin
s. due, 35,ee42D: taxes, SC, SS2, 20
nrior mtS, $4,000. adjourned to Jan ~
By Charles A, Berrian.
yop,AR ST. = n. lJ2 W Padding av. 90,
lass TO West Farms ri: also Poplar ~
- 27s2 " Paulding Nv, 76,2xlb to
west Farms rd--C A La umister agt John
vvhaIen "a 81; due. ss.e76.S6; ta1es. &C
$500; 70 the piainh6. ..........s7.oo
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SGD ST. 35j T., III Pincus y Epstein to
Louis Albert. So E..?d -, or &c. y SD
st 8 yrs from. D"' J, l'ln..,... $3.50
&eTH ST. rs ", ull-Annie T. Evans 10
Jacob rtnsky, liN " iH'h ~. 5iq vrs
from Jan !, i'l6, address. .Oi6 -
av ......,. ..... ....,.. ..... $500
John Srhroimer to Max robinson, ana
eth av, 3 yrs from Nov /, 1915. atty. g
HOME ~ h"Hn '''''.''. N,'to
Sd Az, toc7, sll-w < q ca 20 WI.
Schneidcrmar. Ao21 ~ az, $ yrs from
Feb !, l''G, atty, Wm Srhr",itrmau.
+027 Sd Az ..,.,,... .......,. 5000
WEBSTER Az, W ., l5i n II rordhnm RI
60 to Harold b Holmes, 2G7 T. l>s'h 81.
+ yrs from Dec I. 1913, atty, Rob- II
Bergman. 32ls Sd Ev..,.,. $500 10 $40
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MEG LIENS.
Manhattan.

I'.H 81 $40 70 sci E-Henry ~stooppler
'Hai Realty co, owner and con.
i'rrU sr toa' .,,1 Ia az 'i;.r,..'y $500
~ A'rrt and Hanuth Blumenthal.
,hr'i. Frederick Il Lozier, contrac-
,,.T, ...,...
''.'N ~ t"6 W-Hyman Urich agt Mol
VII u bois, o~ner Frederick u Lozier,
..tL.'rH OF $50
~ 50 Il, To- 100 w-fsrdinand W
O. Wesley Rlty Co, owner; Isaac
~ 40, contractor frenewsD .S639,62
y - J. p"teraon sgt
~ q Inr'F, owner, LADY DE Mielo
A. d. ."utrs,tor ,....,...........,.S%o
VIII PSI a T. -Hochberg Contracting co.
a. 49, C"untry and city Corpn. owner
tei Banner Construction Co, con
"' I%1s1SS1l
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WASuINnTt\. Jan. l@ Tho co ltr
ryc.ops Mas arrived 81 Gunr'nrtWn. gun
boat Pr1!rte az i'or' an Prince, repair
ship vulcan a. Vera cruz
The cutler Ce'iy hAs sailed from Gpar
tauano FOR cape N'y'i"u, glrhoat chat.
tarooga from I'D Pay fur Nt.t"uu. cruiser
New orleans from - Ptz fr San Diego
guuboat Vt'elEh 'row san n'En fnr Mare
isiaut. DESTROYER 81 war FROM Tupo' 10.
haiupo Tor Guaymis, r'pa,f shlp "a .ur
from Vera cruz Tor Hampton Roads. sun.
boat Wilmington from canton FOR Hong
kpIy
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nj. Long ISLAND FARM SOLD.

Tho E.igcwpod Park Realty Com
tan,. Henry A Meyer end Theodore
nree-, have purchased from clients of
Charles =. Lockwood the seventy acre
arm AZ the junction OF Jericho turn
Ihc and Syosset road. In part payment
70 purchasers gave the three story
business building at the northeast cor
tf- ~ piimar- street and Broadway.
Broo,Iyn.
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MORTGAGES.
Iwith name and address Of lender anc
lenders Attorney
GSnuth OF Fourteenth ~ }

south OF Fourteenth So
HESTER ST. 81, rs. :a.s W orchard st,
9i.lxs2 calvin Realty Corpu to Harry
Has'orf :i5 W i3ist 81, Jan u, duc,&c,
M per bond; atty, I g 90, i7s Broad
cEII'MRIA ST. S.. W p. les 3 Rivington
tion Agudas Chaweirim Anshe Marmaros
to Ignatz Schneider, us Az e, Dee 10,
%installs, G y {, atty, 7 q 60, l76 Rroad
wTEssT wAsHiNGToN ri, = " 5, il: n "
sth av, cl~N7;.Ccsarc legiardi Laura TO
zs:hir 5000. F'' yrs. :" W W jan iaih 81 a,t Pr
In- Co, l35 Bway. ...,.... $3.50
'TM Az; i5S; h.Tm ST, 81 r; iras"ho'@, ,r
Wm wneh'InrI Jan H. install y n 9:
atty. NJ sulzberger. ss Park Row. 80. 900
East Side.
tEs., Of Fifth az between Fourteenth and
li0th sts)
PARK Az, W = as y sSth st: 2sxso--
VIM G Fargo ct al to Farmers Loan q 7
60, ?? William st. Dec -. 1910, due
IAN ~ isl'i p.SS as per epTd' a. a,t onc
West Side,
west OF '"a a"a "iiictPS' s,s" ''0''
9TH Az. 81 T. Soa : |5th st; :.ss
90 3, pr my 1;oos-hHw S'Tlnisr t"
Jan 9, due. b.. as per bond; sttys, .Deyo
,,ssr y ~ b" lcS . 10Th av. .to,.io.iso.,ss0O
Katie Gr,is to Moses II stern, lol "
& = Isaac., 81 William 1t . .ss.5O0
SID ST, : 3, s37 W Contra Park " lsx
iO2 Mora Ryan to Title Guar & r GO,
i7s Broadway. Jan IL. duo as per
bond 'S''ooo
Uptown.
lManhattan Island. north OF lloth ST.
MADISON Az. is<a. = p, bl,& n l20th st.
~i6>S3-AEncs 7 O!vany to Lawyers Mtg
co, - Liberty 1T, Jan 10, due, SC, as per
bond. atty, T @ Co. l7s Bway ...... $4,000
BrOnS.
thorough OF The BRONX
PEROT ST, n O. 1888 W Sedgwick Az,
i6llxsS2-John L sullivan to Margaret
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NV YORK,
CUTLERY FACTORY
FOR SALE

BA.d'ug ~ 10y 100 foot, ? stories. brick
aud ~. construction; fpIlv equipped with
IN TO date too's uui machNrry electricity
chcnp for powct. natural gas. on main line
& EaLNnN at sp~rirEviI.e, y. Y
luuuir, CH~RiSTOrHER RAl.Dy. 1850
Marine Bank BIDS Buffalo. n. Y.
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MELr MNNTED-IEMNLE.

WANTED Experienced srenograph.r IN
purchasing department by IaGe auto
mobile mauuftr'ur"r state aeN, experience
and salary ">pertsd SrENo'RApIiEs,
"a Ia ksou ~" |. | 'iiS
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

IOST-On Jan i.th on Madison Ave. he,
9Th and 63d SIS. velvet bag containing
several articles, IUclu4ine gold watch. SUIT
,h,e reward si,Cu AT n'lcc RITZ CARI.TO>
llANl,l-