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The sun., 1916-12-21

Constr Co to Empire City say Bank. asi
W l25th st.. 3 yrs. Sc; atty. Charles w
DAYTON, ~ william st.. ...,....... es.Svv
ST NICHOLAS PL, e $. i3s. n. lsoth 81.
bldg loan. Dec l9-sonwil Holding CO 20
Van Dyck Estate. 3ai Madison av DUO
July I. 1911. So; atty. Title Guar a az;
HAVEN Av, 500 n from i1oth q.
c5xi03.s, Dec is-Fi!rose CONSTR Co 10
Onderdonk Estate. 3Si Madison av, due
and int as per bond. prior mtg ~S7o'oee:
atty. N Y Title 4 Mtg Co... iSs
Bronx.
thorough Of The Bronx.)
CLINTON Av. eito. 33x15o--Ed J Dono.
hue and ano to Title. Guar 4 Trust
co. i76 Bway. Dec 20. due as per bond:
atty. T G 4 T Co. l7s Bway $500
to Augusta l. Hagen. - Az G. Bayonne.
n J. Dec 20. due Jan !. 1922. So atty,
l. n T Co, iso Bway $4,000
STEBBINS Av. = o. at n s 18TH 1T.
2.S-Nichoias Geiser to Lawyers
Title & Trust Co. 160 Bway. Dec 90 .
Yrs. int as per bond; atty. l. T 4 CO,
wEsrrmEsrER Av. n = cor diiebe av. 7as
x1lO. -wnheimina Ruppel to Flora r
solomon, s3s w ii3th At. prior mtg
5000. Dec 10. due as per bond; atty.
Leo schefrsn, 81 Chambers st....e2,oo0
SIMPSON ST. 1904. <oxio0 - Antonio
nuzak TO Lawyers Mtg Co. SO Liberty 81,
Dec is. due as per bond; atty. TO
,sa - Goi ST. r7s r ,, g.; v. Union .v ;'' ii'ss
Corpn, los W led At. prior mtg $4,000.
Dec IS, 2 yrs. Sc; atty. J r Benaim;
iV bWay
The sun., 1916-12-21
PEACE TALK DOESN'T
AFFECT STEEL MUCH
Mills Work to Capacity, With
Prices of Some Products
Increased Again.

Pointing out that the steel industry 10
following with interest rather than con.
Germ the developments pertaining to
peace negotiations: that domestic con.
sumers are working just as hard TO ees
steel from the mills and that foreign Dc.
mand Is greater than can be considere4
the Iron Age and the iron Trade Revtste
are apparently agreed that peace rumore
have had surprisingly little effect upon
the market.
The Iron Age says In part Here and
there In a change OF attitude as TO pIac.
ing orders for the far future and Q 70.
survey Of projects based on indefinite
continuance Of the war. What has hap
pened mainly IL that peace Ia taking .
definite place In calculations, whereas it
had no place before. The difficulties OF
getting any early deliveries OF pig Iron
or steel or any concessions in prices Tor
such deliveries are unchanged BY the
peace proposal. That the war may n
in 1917 Ia more seriously thought OF tha
heretofore. and II Is granted h q price
readjustments will anticipate the END.
Yet the immediate movement OF some
prices may even lie upward"
The Iron Trade Rcrieic says In parts
The character of immediate condition.
10 illustrated by the case OF the steel
Corporation. which continues to book
new business in excess OF its shipments
and. effective to-day. has advanced heavy
products s" more a ton. While buying
in some lines is quieter. especially In Die
iron. II is a question how much OF this 10
attributable to the usual holiday slow
ing down. especially after the tremsn-
dous buying movement In November.
There II no easier condition In prices.
either iron or steel, and the extensive
strength OF underlying conditions 9
made manifest In the present stability
The sun., 1916-12-21
JAPANESE WIDOW NAY LOSE.
Trustees Challenge TPust FuAd
Left by George d. Morgan.

Til" possibility that Mrs. YuM Kato
Norgan, japanese widow OF the late
Geore' J. Morgan. who was "A cousin OF
j I'rrp"nt Morgan, may lose the trust
c.'I'' + SilS323 which he left to her.
developed TN the %Surrogate's Court yes
lrrnnr when his trustees, Junius
Sp"Urrr Morgan. a surviving brother
ga l. l.nn.n Kellogg. filed an ccount
Ing
1"r 'rI-,,es state that they are In
d"Nh' Who her to pay the trust fund to
l'r, a. they are uncertain whether the
disposition Mi. Morgan made In a
cot ! just before his death n Seville,
Span, IN July ?. 1915. was legal and
't" II the trust fund. which II the
bulk 81 the" res,duary estate left by the
Do" "IrN' - his wife, does not go to her
Tie trustees are considering dividing II
between the surviving sister, Miss Caro-
I'm" lp,y Morgan Of SCI Park avenue
and JuuuuS Spencer Morgan, who In a
member of the Parts banking house Of
Mntgdn, ~iiarjes 4 Co.
The sun., 1916-12-21
SAY LUSlTANIA PAID
NO HEED TO WARNING
Claimants Fight Attempt to
Reduce Liability Of the
Cunard Line.

That the owners Of the Lusitania dis
ooeyed the warnings and Instructions Of
the British Admiralty regarding precau-
tons to he taken against attack by SUBJ
marines 10 n Of the allegations made
In an answer nled in the United States
District Court yesterday to the Cunard
Lines petition for q limitation Of Its liza
putty arising out Of the Lusitania disss.
yer. n answer was hled by the law
hrm OF Hunt. Hili 4 Belts on behalf OF
claimants whose demands for reimburse
100000. "
The Cunard Line In Ito petition A..
serted the sinking Of the Lusitania was
the act Of "a public enemy and that
the line. having taken all the precau.
tlons possible. was entitled to a curtail.
ment Of its liability under the admiralty
Avs OF his country TO about 39l .296
The claimants In their answer say thu
une failed TO heed warnings or to take
even fundamental precautions and should
therefore be held responsible for the full
amount OF all the claims against It, OF
about $1,000. 900.
The answer recalls the warning eiver
BY the German Ambassador here before
the ship sailed and asserts that the Brit.
ieh Adm!ralty's precautionary instruc.
tions were sent to the line both before
and after the vessel left thts port. A.
ate a. May 8. 1918. the day before thu
vessel was torpedoed. the answer con
tinues. the line received marconigram.
TO the enect that submarines were oper.
atng on the south coast Of ireland and
near Fastnet.
The said vessel did not deviate from
the course n proceed to Liverpool b,
taxing the around the north coast o.
ireland or by taking a course far south
OF the southerly coast Of Ireland say
the answer. but continued upon the reg
ular course. which lay directly through
the waters where submarines were re
ported to be operating"
The sun., 1916-12-21
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
TO PROSECUTE B. R.. T.
Lewis Asks p. s. Commission
for It's Evidence Of
Cold Cars.

Upon the receipt yesterday Of a letter
from District Attorney Lewis OF Kings
county offering to cooperate In punish
ing the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
II It has violated the law by failing to
properly heat It's cars the Public Service
Commission announced that II would turn
over to Mr.. Levi evidence gathered by
the commissions inspectors concerning
conditions on the Il. II. 7. cars.
In his letter the District Attorney
states that q number Of complaints have
been made to him OF violations Of the
law by the b. r. T.. and points out tina,
II such violations have been made the
company is liable to criminal prosecu.
ton for . misdemeanor. He asked tire
Public Service Commission TO submit
proof OF such violations n promises to
prosecute vigorously the complaints.
"As you doubtless realise wrote Mr..
Lewis, 'the duties Of this Office are TO
prosecute crime. and. unlike the police
or your inspectors, not to detect crime
or to gather the evidence showing their
commission. For the latter this office is
practically without facilities or agents. I
am. however. anxious 10 cooperate with
your body In every way possible to make
the la VS. and your orders affecting street
railroad corporations In this county eff
fective so that citizens will no longer
make needless complaints.
III you will present to this Office your
order requiring the cars OF such compa
MES TO be properly heated. with proof OF
service Of these orders upon such com
panies and their officials and agents and
the evidence gathered by you and your
inspectors showing such violation or fail
ure TO obey. ! shall give the matter my
prompt attention and aid In every way 4
vigorous prosecution OF the w%rongdoer'
20 as to encourage In them more respect
for your orders"
Chairman Oscar 8. Straus Of the Pub
lie Service Commission In stating thai
the commission would cooperate will
the District Attorney said:
I'VE welcome the cooperation OF Mr.
Lewis. The commission will furnish hin
with all the evidence II has In It's pos
session. It would he manifestly dis
courteous for the commission to give gu
In advance any cases Of violations whicl
Il might refer TO him."
The sun., 1916-12-21
LAWYER VOW LEASES FARM.

e. G. Auchincloss. lawyer. Of ~ East
s.xty-five acre farm at wheatley Hills,
l.. l.. from Daniel J. Hegeman last
week through Cocks 4 Willets. has
leased for the 1917 eason the Piping
Rock Farm adjoining the Piping Rock
Club at Locust Valley, l.. l.. through the
same brokers.
Ogden Mills has leased the summer
home OF Albert Herter at Georgia..
Easthampton. L. l.. for the reason OF
1917. The estate Ia on the north shore
Of Georgia. Pond n 10 n OF the show
places OF this section.
Peil 4 Tibbits have leased 1t wam-
page Point. on Manhasset Bay. 20 L. A.
y. Percival. president Of the Amalas-
mated Paint Company. q water front
residence for next season.
The sun., 1916-12-21
ADAMs0N SEEKS MORE POWER,
Would Extend Fire Prevention
Control to small DuilAings.

The Advisory Council Of Real Estate
Interests advises property owners to At.
tend the hearing before the Board Of
Standards and Appeals at ? o'clock to-
day in room ll2&. Municipal Building.
Fire Commissioner Adamson has re-
Quested the board to adopt the following
rule ANY building deemed by the Fire
Commissioner to he hasardous to life
or property hall he provided with such
automatic %sprinklers. standplpes. tanks
AMI other auxiliary hre extinguishing
appliances as required by order OF the
Fire Commissioner In writing"
The adoption OF this rule would give
tn, commission the privilege Of ordering
fire prevention appliances installed In
buildings six stories and under In height.
The sun., 1916-12-21
MORE POWER FROM NIAGARA.
SENATE Responds 10 Appeal From
Western New York.

WAsHISGToN. Dec. 2o-Rcsponding to
the representations made to Congress hy
the people OF western New York, who
have complained OF the Canadian emf
barge on exports Of electricity, the Sem
ate Committee on Foreign Relations to-
day reported "A resolution by Senator
Wadsworth permitting the taking from
the American side Of Niagara Falls Of
the maximum quantity of water for
power purposes allowed under the treaty,
20. 900 cubic feet a second, until July /,
1917.
The Senate passed the resolution later
in the day without serious objection or
delay. Senator WadswOrth explained the
situation as II affects western New York
owing to the cutting of OF the supply OF
power. n the resolution passed withou,
any adverse comment and without the
formality OF a roll call.
The sun., 1916-12-21
POSTAL SAVINGS sos, 500, 900.
Gain n MILLION = Week-DeDesitsra
Number 100000.

p'unsits IN postal ssvln4s banks continue
h%Gy'uhrts increase was N.25o,oon. or twice
va iwr November, 1915, In the hve months
-" Ju.S ! the deposits have increased W
s.'l FOR the entire year ended June -. isis.
On November y the postal savines 50
Tr'ed States. Alaska. Porto nico and
hsaal In the,. oiN",s sso.ooe psrsons have
a%r,gouu,s, with sos no ,oco 10 thsar credit.
New No.t otN-~.' ~ Ies Whsv Pains VIEW
hr'ol'yo j. b7.lsi: Newark. Mar: Nsv
Haven, 1Sa.; Providence. WASH. Teirtsss
Deiiolt u nov the fourth city In point oil
IN Nov.mbeT.
D.. 70 " sssS "a e 49,! g. 'ss''' As'' ~
The sun., 1916-12-21
CLAIMED AS BRIDE
BY TWO HUSBANDS
Woman Returning From Hon.
cymoon' in Germany Is Cause
Of Odd Dispute.
RIVALS TIGHT At PIER
One Held in Bail Of $1,000 AT.
ter Bullet From Revolt
yer Goes Wild.

Not every bride. returns from her
Honeymoon to find two Q each VOW
Ink hat lie is her lawful husband. await
Ing her. Hut that Is the privilege. OF
the fate. Of Mrs. Sophie wcerner Jaeksr.
or Mrs. Sophie woerner Draper. . pas
sengcr on the oscar H., due this morn
,ne She passed her honeymoon alone,
FOR reasons which will be hereinafter set
forth.
whether Mrs. Jaeker or Mrs. Draper 10
really Mrs. Jaekcr or Mrs. Draper or
both depends on whether one accepts the
word Of Herman Jaeker. 81. . motor
man. or Of Henry T. Draper. -. q re-
tired merchant. The men moi yesterday
and tried to settle the question for
themselves. with the net result that
Jaeker was arrested on the others COM
plant. accused OF felonious assault. He
was held In $4,000 bail to await GRAND
Jury action.
Tho two men heard that the boat
would arrive yesterday morning and they
net on the way to the dock. Jaeksr. &C.
cording TO testimony subsequently given.
extended this olive branch
'You say Sophie ls you wife. I say
she is mine. l say ! married her. You
mN you ala, wei 20 10 inc JOIN 10.
ge,ner and when sophie comes down the
gangplank each Of us will hold up his
hand 10 her. III say. Sophie. come to
me You'll say. Sophie, come to me.
To whom she goes to him shall she be.
long
Draper rejected the proposal scorn.
fully. Whcreat Jaeker 10 alleged to
have exclaimed
Damn you. I won't see An English.
man steal a Germans wife"
Then. according to Draper. Jaeker drew
revolver. A bullet appears TO have
been fred. but II went wild. Patrolmar
eplrc. whose name indicates that he may
BE- one OF tho Entente Allies. arrested
Jaeker. The men told their stories to
Some time ago they lived AZ neishbor,
IN East l23d street and were good
friends. ore day in July Sophie Woernei
went 10 Draper. so Draper said. and
complained that Jaeker had beaten her
She said she was not married TO Jaeker
80 I said. How about meT" DrApeI
TESTIFIED. "and she consented TO he ny
wife. We went to the City Hall and
were married.
Then Draper sent his bride to Ger
many. bidding her take a good lcnl
honeymoon by yourself" Tuesday nigh
nraper received n wireless message tell
Inc him ,ha, Mrs. Draper. or Mrs. Jaeker
was returning He prepared to meet tn
chip, but Jaeser learned Of the message
and prepared also. Jaeker insists tha
h. married sophie woerner thirteei
years ago and never was divorced.
The sun., 1916-12-21
HOUSE BUYERS ~ BROOkLN Y.

The Mason Realty Company has re-
sold "a Kenmore place. corner of Far
ragut road. n three story Colonial dwell
ing. on plot 50Xl0o. to Mrs. \. j Piepeu-
br,ugcr, This property WAS recently aC-
quired from the Placid Realty Company
In part payment for the Hat at ijt
West ltGth street.
Joseph l., bay has sold the vacant
plot at the northwest corner Of Piikin
avenue and bradford street for the FL
way Company.
Martin A.. Anshro has sold the six
family house AT 676 SiStieth street for
Bernard &. Burgess,
Realty Associates have sold ISL and
li3 Crown street. 10 Otto + Stecker
and Mrs. Anna y. De witt
The sun., 1916-12-21
HERES HURRIEs WEDDING.
Miss Leontine Dryer Of 81. Louis
Becomes bride.

Miss Leontine Dwyer OF st. Louis had
planned an elaborate wedding. She is
the daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth bwyer'
one Of the wealthiest women In st. Louis.
and lives at 1896 Lindeil boulevard in one
of the show places Of the Missouri city.
She was In New York yesterday with her
mother and sister Marietta. The three
were busily engaged in buying wedding
nnery.
UNEXPECTEDLY the bridegroom appeared.
Guanner Cariander. "A young broker OF
81. Louis. He did not see why there
should be all this interminable prepara-
t,on. The four accordingly went TO the
rectory Of Holy Trinity Church ana were
married. A wedding trip TO the Orient
will begin at once.
The sun., 1916-12-21
COURT RULES ON SHORT SKIRTS,
Magistrate Refuses to Have san
day Actor. and Actresses Arrested.

Seven detectives OF Inspector Days
squad appeared In West Side police
court yesterday and asked Magistrate
Murphy TO give them warrants for the
arrest Of actors and actresses appear
inr sunday night at the Winter Garden
anil Palace Theatre. The Sunday law
was being violated. they said.
What harm is there In a little dane
irr demanded Magistrate Murphy.
"Hut the women wear abbreviated
costumes, which are varicolored." said
Deceive Turk.
That's nothing new" said the Magis-
'ra's. Il can take you out on Broad
WAY row and show you women with
dresses nearly to their knees. and
dressed in all the colors of the rainbow.
This Is New York, not Hohokus." And
with that the detectives were waved
aside.
The sun., 1916-12-21

MORTGAGES.
with name and address 81 lender ana
lenders attorney }
Dow ntawn
(Sou,h Of Fourteenth street
EAST BROADWAY zoe. :diNG.N irrcc
Aug 2S-Sufran Realty o. - Michael NJ
Keshin, SEQ Decatur -, Bklyr, demand
&c. state Bank. 31d ,iraui s',,.. s.. unU
PERRY ST. 10. 2sN9i, MN -, 1918 Thos
NJ Mulry to Geo J Gillespie. 40 T. ga IT
due April I. 1915, 60. prior mtg S. i00.
nttys. Gillespie n o'touuor, % N"s'v
East side,
East OF Fifth aNrrd", between Fourteenth
and lloth street-p
SAD ST, ~ $, lei " let Nv. "aNtOO :. Doc q
John Under to Beta g Nuhlhcrr, tlU Oh
av. due and Int a. per bone, prior mtg
SIC, 0o0, attys. Sa!tet n ;, ia Nassau
I'd Az. 1851, cl>iOo Dec +, Francis Frcy
to the Title Guar n Trust 60, lrG RNty
due and int rs pr bond .....,., tlG uuu
SAME PROPERTY, be ~ -Srmr to Ch,s
Wolf. 1874 WestrhnSt"r AZ, due June II.
1919. src. prior mtg $4,000, ATTY. ritIr
Guar 4 T 20. Ia Rw,y .... ....,... 8. OOU
West side.
West Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and llotn streets
soTH at. u W. eoxloo>, Dec 20 VIM 6
Livingston to kehe,ca = Mills. Smith
town, l. I. 3 yrs. Sc, atty, Z r 90
lIS SWAY ,,',',,. ..,slLOOO
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north ~ 10th street ,
lSSD ST. o., 10 W sth ay. runs " .OA !
The sun., 1916-12-21
LIS PE<DENS.
Manhattan.

MONROE ST, lu-Fanny " Macchi ct It,
agt Lillian Levy ct Al foreclosure of
mortgage, atty, + II Comst,k,
Lesson Az. AS Thomas Thedford, trus
ost Hannah lacootns 81 =, foreclosure of
LEMON AN, 3S-katic Wendell art Free
.rick Simermever ct a. foreclosure q
MORTGAGE, attys. Wcnde'. Elliott 4
s5Tu ST' - 10 so W. and 9Th av. ssS 10
act solomon ~ SaIomon ct al foreclosure
Of mortgage, attys. stewart 4 Shearcr.
Bronx.
lG.p 81. vac " Grant av-Lrarl
Frauck agt Wm II Roberts ct a. faction
to for'closr transfer OF tax LEM. ATTY.
u swain
piSBROw rI, :. b,e W boundary line
and veStryIn"n OF - Johns Episcopal
church agt Ralph Wilson ct al ,roro.
,insurc 81 mortgage atty. " u Lent,
81 Nv. W $, $50 n ls6th st-city Rea'
Estnt" 90 agt David Pur,tz ct al fore
l2'rH 81, : ;, III " Willis av- Edgar
; Nppl-hy ct al aEt Leanors Phillip
sem 1t al ,fprec osur" OF mortgagcl
NtNs cannon & Cannon.
BOSTON kn' " 5. 50 lIsth .t--nougls'
Jnhu et III foreclosure OF mortgage
t,tys, cary 4 Carroll,
10TH ST, " \ e.j n .Iind av-Ccntr,
MIG 60 ast Mary Jan" Kelly ct q
lforeclos'ur" OF mortsaEe): attys, OF,
l.ur ~, block zoos. section II. on "a,
map Martin J Dattelbaum ast Anthon,
e W0gdtr - al tactinn 10 'orecids,
'y1%,fe, ~ "a, len any; : w"ck;,ein
Lewis Morris az, Hamilton Carhart .
Morris n MacNelEh
The sun., 1916-12-21
WATERFRONT LOFT SOLD.

The Charles r. Noycs Company has
sold for Joseph i. Cullman to the
Columbian Rope Company. 81 to 81 Bur-
Ling slip. "A five story loft building COW
ering a plot 6Ox65. After eXtensivc Inn
provements have been made the buyer
viii move from It's present location at
g. South street,
The sun., 1916-12-21
DUMB BOYS SIGNAL IGNORED.
Girl Dead. Baby DStug 0scaess
Ind Could Not Cali AID.

II pusheaIt pedlers had only known
thai Isaac Paroge. I years old was a
deaf mute when he waved to them from
the IRE escape in front OF he building
Rutgers place. yesterday morning
i.aac's sister, Sylvia, 5. might not have
been burned TO death, and Rachel, 8
months old, might not be In a critical
condition from burns.
Mrs. Harry Paroge left the c''ldren
In the apartment while she went t'rist-
mas shopping. In her absence a IRE
started. Isaac rushed 10 the IRE esca.e
and waved his little arms to pedleri
In the street but could not make them
understand the children were In danger
No, until a cloud of smoke issued from
tn window did they rush up stairs.
Sylvia's charred body was found on
the floor. Rachel was taken to Beth
Israel Hospital. 80 badly burned that
she is expected to die. Paroge Is a
,ourncyman plumber,
The sun., 1916-12-21
YOUNGSTOWN co. CUTS MELON.
One Hundred Per Cent. stock Divi-
dead Declared.

YouNGsrowN, Ohio. Dec. 2o-Stock-
holders of the Youngstown Sheet and
Tube Company will participate in a
melon cutting, Il was decided to-day by
the directors.
A 100 per cent. stock dividend wa,
recommended to-day by the board. which
met to-day and declared the usual quar-
terly dividends Of 2 per cent. on the ""m-
mon and ~ per cent. on the preferred
stocks. That the recommendation VIII
be ratined by the stockholders at the
annual meeting February ~ Is unaues-
toned. The Recommendation provides
for Increasing the capital stock from
400. o00. 900 to $40 900, 900 md the 100
per cent. declaration in the form Of an
extra stock dividend.
The sun., 1916-12-21
BANK IN THEATRE BUILDING.

Torn Exchange Leases Broadway
and lO8th street Corner.
The Corn Exchange Bank has leased
the store and basement In the Audubon
Theatre Building. at Broadway and
1s6ih street through Manning Z Trunk
The premises leased take In the bloch
front on 166th street. facing the pla1A'
at the junction OF Broadway and St
Nicholas venue
Cammann, voorhees, 4 Floyd have
leased the store, basement and sub-base.
ment at 20 John street to K~astenhuber
& Lehrfeld, who have been At II JONI
street for nan years.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
the top loft At 1863 and 1853 West TWEEN.
ty-seventh street 10 the Commercial
Cloak n Suit Company.
Thomas 4. Burke has rented . Ion
at III to 1i9 ctaniey avenue, Yonksrs'
to Michael G~reenbaum.
The sun., 1916-12-21
TRUST 90. PARTS WITH FLATS.

WEBSTER AVENrE--Cahn Il rlttman
purchased from the Equitable Trust
Company tn" three four story brick
apartment houses AT 1874, 1876 and
1875 Webster avenue.
EAST lisTH STREET-Adolph Hank
has bought from the Bc!wood Really
Company old build ings, on plot lO6x
loo. .. on the south side of itsth street.
- feet west Of Cortlandt ayenGc.
The sun., 1916-12-21
18TH ST. HOUSE XMAS GIFT

Negotiations are pending for the sale
%. the five story residence of James
Mclean at , East Seventy fifth street.
II is or "A plot 3Oxl02e. The property
Is considered to he worth between $3.50
600 and 5000. 600. Report had 1t that
the buyer proposed to make a Christmas
gift of the residence.
The sun., 1916-12-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Nu-.A-a

9TH Az, 15f-iOuis GreenberR agt Or
phan Asylum In the City OF n Y ct al,
MS SHS Il lane lsnS ''S Il 'S S"a s,-iacsocb" Rs sssaa
sgt samuel y Tuii ct al. June
f. Ia'a ,saa q;
Hasco Building G" ct al. Dec ~,
LEXiNGToN Nv, NJ cor n3i st Reid &
Jaeger. Inc. sEt r 4 N Schaefer Brew.
Ing co ct al Nov ~. 1915. .|,,..,.. .St25
KING ST, n =, bet ween Green~ich and
co ast Woodbury. Ianxdon Go. Inc,
ct al. Sept 10. 1919 ,by bondl . ti8l ~
LEXINGTON Az, z : cor aad st-iarkin
Ing Go ct al. Nov ~. 1916 by de.
poait) 1851
RYuR Az, ssSa. 93SO-okonowits Glass
ca Tue. ast Rysr bIas 60. Dec ~
WV. ''''''' too
The sun., 1916-12-21
100000 ROsLYN ESTATE.

Alfred !. du Pont OF the du Pont
Powder Company will soon start build
ing n 5000, 900 home at RoSlyn, l.. /.
Carrcrc 4 Hastings. architects, have
made plans for a three story brick and
stone building. with garage. measuring
approximately 60x2l0 feet Thomas
O'Reilly 4 Sons have the general con-
tract for the construction work.
The sun., 1916-12-21
OPER ATORs SELL ~ DYCkMAN.

VERMILYEA AVENUE-Ennis 4 Sin
mott rave sold - and - Nermilyea
venue. near 2otth street. n Ave story
apartment on plot 5Oxl50 feet. to
Johanna Borchardt. who gave In part
payment 3os East Seventeen street.
near Second avenue. "A five story tene.
ment on lot 21xlOO.5 feet. II. r.
Byrnes & Co. were the brokers.
BOWERY-H.rman Harrisop has sold
to Morris Bergman. 50 Bowery. a SIX
story loft building on lot - 3xlll.2.
near Hester street. for $4,000
The sun., 1916-12-21
CEMETERY BUYS FARM.

The Putnam Cemetery Association has
enlarged it, holdings at Greenwich.
Conn. adding the Henry q. Drinkwater
ten acre plot on Upper North street,
Thomas ". Cook Agency closed the sale
around $40. 600.
The sun., 1916-12-21
NEW GARAGE ron 57Tu ST.

Hubcrth 4 Huherth have leased for
Edgar y, and John $ Applcbv 6t2 and
$50 West F!fty-seventh street, An old
two story building on the plot win he
RACED and a garage and service station
erected for the Peerless Motor Car Com
pan Of Cleveland, ohio, The plot row.
ers'An area Of l50xii0 feet. The build.