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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
LIS PENDt NS.
Manhattan.

WEST BROADWAY. ?45 ana lsc 81. ..
l<2s " Tth nv, 6Sx9s.ll-Matilda Stie-
,or.Sfosure of no mortgages; s,tys.
Wise n Seligsberg,
STANTON sT. III Broom. At, ics and
Bank agt wilmer Realty and Construc-
tion Co ct al. foreclosure OF mtg atty.
J charles Weschl"r.
ico--Jennie $ Travis agt Frank Gledhiii
ct al, partition: attys Harri. q fowne.
rc''nsnre Of mtg ATTY. ~ j vreeiand.
EAST ST. = a r., intereec centre limo of
rier old No SS.-,m; north halt OF
Pier Old 30 81. at foot % Rrooms st,
land under water at came. &c-Clsrence T
Birk.tt ast n y Terminal Co, specinc
performance; attys, carmody. Kellogg
& Gormly.
LOT :. map of a,I lot. owned by n:
mtg: atty, : Bitierman,
Q Hunt {, % pom, of e., io "AS GTpsd o Sy IL:
mtg atty, $ bi,teTm"n, ~
LCr $50. map Of portion OF Hunt Estate,
Michael Monahsn ct al. foreclosure OF
mtg. atty. q squires.
cL IcS Avt co TSr ttsns G.. Inc
agt 10th street Building co, Inc, 81
al, action to foreclose mechanics lien
BOSTON ROAD, l~s5I-s-sisson Holding
Corporation swt Gibraltar Realty Co, Inc
ct. al. foreclosure OF mtg atty. II {
WASHINGTON Az, " SIS n l7sth st
fano Ga,assi ct al, foreclosure OF mtg
VALENTINE Az. a~sso-7-Nor,h New
MsekSishs Mc.Ser Is ct al: iors''o. urs" D
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
BUSINESS LEASING ACTIVE.
"a"iing Quarters and Many Lofts
Taken Dat Of Market.

Tho New York Industrial Commission
oss Sased the nineteenth and twentieth
noors of The Victoria Building, ESQ Fifth
avenue, approximately $4,000 square
.eet' for f1ve years from May ! at an
Ssregate rental Of 10000. Herman
.%,,essler negotiated the deal. Half OF
.e eighteenth floor has been leased by
.he Syndicate Trading Company for hve
years for $500 900.
n,,,h 'I iet FOX q CO, hsvc leased .ns
suer' to the Hamilton Garment COM
pam, the tenth loft at 127-13S West
.wehty-rixth street to Strauss 4 Deren
Tlrd and eighth lofts at 10+-10s West
'"eh'y-seventh street to Sachs Bros
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Jan 1.-THE following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
Davey Realty Company, Manhattan:
cspirsi. $3.50. 900; directors. Andrew Davey,
James A. Davey ana John A. pavey. New
York city,
York House and Home Company. Man
haitian; capital, $50. 900; directors, pierson
Grace, Henry e Best, Brooklyn, and Will
lam conway. New YORK..
BeaverktN Corporation. Manhattan. capi-
tai. $40. 900; directors. T. . Gavett. Fred
.r!ck x Ruse and T. Donald Todd, New
sis West sixty ninth street. Manhattan;
capital. $1,000; directors. Henry A. Blu
menthal, David c. Cohen and Selma +.
Sha piro, New York city
Ffearn Realty Corporation, Manhattan.
capital, 1900. directors. George Thoms.
Fred Hs-ntsch, New York. and Frederick
V-'st, Rrooklvn.
Greater CITY Realty ana Mortgag. rom-
psny, Brooklyn; capital, 10000; directors,
Nathan Gerber. Dora terher and samuel
Warshaysky BROOKLYN. y Y
Rogers 4 President Building Corpora
tion. Brooklyn; CAPITAL, $1,000, directors;
Mortimer Klein. Brooklyn, y Y.
curtis Ruilfinr Company, Brooklyn;
| capital, $500: directors. James 6. Rcurks.
l.. s. Rourke and John c. Williams, Brook
Hsohnetder & Boer.r. oueen. capital.
$1,000; directors. Charles Ii Schneider.
Edward Schneider. Corona, y " and
William A. Roger. Elmhurst Station. y Y
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MARINE EARNINGS $40 ZOO. 900,
: rank1in Gives OAciaI Intersa-
tionaI Co. Estimate.

Z. A. S. Frsnkiin's attention VAS
called yesterday to an article In an
afternoon newspaper stating that the
earnings OF the international Mercantile
Marine Company in the past year had
been estimated as being between $780,
900, 900 and 800. 000, 900.
He replied this wa a very eSsg
cerated estimate. The earnings in 1915.
he said, would amount to about Si0.-
o0O,0 900, including the entire earnings OF
the Leyland Line. He added that GER
tain important deductions would have
70 be made from this sum. including ac-
crued interest, depreciation and British
war taxes.
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or>,. ~ THE COFFEE ZONE.

The nrst sale this year III the coffee
Ard tea district was contaminated yes
,srday hy Caiumsnn. Voorhees, 4 Floyd
when they sold for cash the property at
1913 Water street. "A Ave story building
m the cast side of the street. between
,;ouyerneur lane and Wall street. The
r-opertv rs lSS feet on Water street
and 50 feet deep II was bought by James
T. Walsh. dealer I'm cordage and bags. at
"A Wall street, from Edwin T.. Phelan
s4- $4,000 The building will nc altered
~ Mr. walsh for his business.
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cry DWELLINGS RENTED.

rease & Gilman W leased for Frank
=. Hoffman to Miss Bessie O'Rourke tho
-four story and basement dwelling at 463
Lexington avenue between Forty-hfth
and F'orty-siNth streets.
Charles s. kohler has leased fpr
Thomas W. Seele to John tiazc the
three story and basement dwelling at
$50 Wes, 1SJth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
QUAKER CITY BANKER SUICIDE.
Overwork Given a. Cause Of on
cial's Self-destructiOn.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA. Ashton
Work, secretary n treasurer OF the
Northern Trust Company, committed sui
eide early to-day at hts home here. He
shot himself while lying In bed.
Mr.. Works accounts at the bank were
absolutely correct, according to william
II. Curtis. Jr.. the vice-presfdent.
"Mr. Works accounts are right to the
last cent" Mr.. Curtis said. The only
reason va can ascribc for his act was
III health. lie was Of exemplary char
acter n his career hare was highly
successful"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRADE.

The Henry Morgenthau Company has
bought 9SS Avenue st John. near Fox
street. n ive story twenty-five family
apartment with stores. on plot 5oXlOo.
The seller, the Podgur Realty Company.
took IN exchange the plot 72Ni00 on the
south sid. OF Hist street. l72 feet west
- Third avenue. the two story and
hsenent brick house at 1858 Nyse ave
we, on lot 25Xl0o. and the three three
story brick dwellings AT i3:l 10 1895
southern Boulevard. near Wilkens ave
Tile. on plot 56.3Nl00x irregular. The
deal invol, ed about sl25, 000. The prop
.rty at ssi Avenue st. John WAS sold on
Thursday.
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w1ssIo> RTE BUY ~ 4aTH ST,

Tho Institute OF the Franciscan Mis-
,Onaries Of Mary has enlarged It's hold
ings on East FOrty-ifth street between
Second and Third avenues by acquiring
three houses. From Albert III. Mathews
the institute purchased the two three
stny dwellings AT II, and 2ls on plot
33.ixl0Q.5 and from Robert i. Monroe.
20 referee. for $500 the similar house
Al ..i on lot 16.sxl0O.5. The society
aas owned and occupied the buildings at
.23 and 225, adjoining. since 1907 and
nov controls q frontage Of 9l.S feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
HEWLETT ESTATE LEASED.

John F. Scott has rented for e. NJ
Hamilton his country seat known as the
Schenck Farm OF the Eas, R~ockaway
road aud Schenck lane. Hewlett. l.. l.,
10 T. Farrar Bateson Tho property
contains seven acres bordering on VII
low pond. with an old fashioned white
farmhouse moacruized. a largo garage
and cottag FOR chauffeur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
rpcEcoMBE AVE. HOUSE SALE.

Ernest ". Brown has sold the Bel
vedere. a SIX story elevator apartment
house al the southwest corner OF Edge
,1nbe avenue and l50th street, to I'd
ward W. Martin for investment. The
house occupies A plot fronting 100 feet
~ each thurough.Lrc and over!ooks
colonial Park. MIR. Brown bought the
property III June. 1914. from the Trehla
Reality Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
STUDIOS IN MADISON AVENUE.

The four story and basement dwelling
house at the southwest corner of Mtdi-
SOL avenue and SiNty-niuth street is To
be ,oade over into dwellings and studios
and made five stories and basement ia
heiehth. Cleveland Noffet Is the owner.
Gronenberg & LeuchtaG are the srchi-
tects and have estimated that n will
cost about $500 20 make the change.
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Attractive bargains offered By BANNING
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF NEW YORK.
10 builders, Investors and prospective homs-
seekers. \ large number Of vacant lots ~
Grantwood. M~orsemete. Leonia. RidGehel6.
snd Teaneck. New Jersey. at onc.hal 81
former owners prices. Also = large numbe-
Heights. Clirside aud Palisades Park. Sew
Jersey. at about one.half Of former prices.
All Of the above properties are within q ave
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes 81
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly to close the business Of two corcors-
tons now being liduidsted by the Panking
Department, Special Inducements to con
tractors ana builders who will purchase =
particulars address PenJ D Haight. Special
Deputy supt. Of Banks, care OF Banking
DEPARTMENT. 81 Proadwuv. Nev vorN cry
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sso DRIVE DWELLING SALE.

Tho 'tye story American basement
dwelling on lot 1s2x?l.2 a, ~ Riverside
Drive has been sold by the estate ~
william n. Hall to ~ BUYER for occu-
psr, The property is midway between
seventy-sixth n Seventy-serenth
streets and has been held at $4,000. II
3 assessed at 1000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
New SIX MIL for Patterson.

PATERSON. Jan. 14.--Another new silk
mill was added to the ass in operation
here now with the incorporation of the
United States Silk Mills ut 24h Var
Houten street, with a capital stock OF
S25. 900, divided into 1000 shares OF S2J
each. Adolph L. Unger and Abraham
Fine OF this city and a Wachtler oil
New York are the incorporation.
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To BUILD LAWRENCE HOME.

Herman Frankfort has sold at Law
r'nc" for Or. Henry Goodman 10 Percy
solomon " large plot on the east side
~ Fulton avenue north Of Central ave-
'ue The purchaser will erect a dwell
ifg for his own occupancy.
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BUYER or SMITH DWELLING.

Ambrose T.. Vanderpoel In the pur-
Chase Of tie former residesice Of DOCK
coinu. missioner n. A. G. Smith, at IL
west S-eyenty-eecond street. sale OF
which through l.. J. Phillips & Co. was
reported Yesterday. Mr.. Smith held the
property at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
RrN> s,o,ooo CT. NECK PLOT.

Baker CIonell has sold for the Gren-
No,de estates AT Greak Neck, l.. l., "A
'rdot Of one and one-third acres to A.
beeknau BastedO at the reported price
u 100000. A large stucco Colonial
resldrnce with spanish tile roof Will be
quit on The plot by the buyer.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEAR THE WATER

House. IL rooms ana 8 baths. largo plr
OF ground. 30 minutes - SARA II. an !
eth Ave. rolling voun'rN. sewer. wate'
gas. electricity. $1,000 cash. balance can be
arranged. r. STEPHENSON. .i3 " 3ith -
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TRADING. ~ BROOKLYN QUIET.

Charles %Bucrrnann 4 Co. have sold for
Peter = Mlulotti 10 and ~ Wycof street,
NO two story brick buildings, on plot
hyiS. 10 George Beer for $4,000.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

CENrRAL PARK VEST, Q v cor Nth st,
ioo.sxIO-Richard schlmek aFt rretsr.
ick w Jocksl. owner trenewsD ses2,Os
SAME PRoPERTY--Klsnsrt 4 Rosenbin,h
7.p 81 .is E~Jossph .Finkel agt Francis
K Walter, owner and contracior 'tls
'2.TH ST. ~ owps No'a1sTsS
I.ESox Az, SID N Nichols Iron WIS.
Inc. aSt Howell 8 Bennett, Leo Feinen
and Edgar Lovendge, owners ana con:
Bronx.
i7sp ST. los-ii E-willi.m q Mason agt
sn6 ooutractors trsnewsD ....,....ec6o
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NEW YORK REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
CUTLERY FACTORY
FOR SALE

Building 20 by 100 feet. 3 stories. brick
and tile construction; fully equipped with
up to-date tools and machinery: electricity
cheap for power: nsturai ess. on main iirs
r. X. a r. Railway at springviils. n. v
Inquire CHRISTOPHER BALDY. 1880
Marine Bank Bldg. Buffalo. y. Y.
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MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
CHERRY II Rf ~; 'sS' : e ON 3. ei as;,s GseTry
J%o.spIins i crow ios ParE 8, Mont:
sssis. QUEENS SsS Go frS,t BRids. ja%sissS
1877" sf.s;. sis iih. Az. ssiiSss--
Jennie KInk to Lizzie NJ Noble. BLOOM
TGco, i7s Bway .'.,,.r'.1.".... ii7.565
Eat Side.
East Of Fifth ay; between Fourteenth ana
I'D Az. n w =. - n 9 2sth Vt, 1s.lox---
Morris ~ einheiiner to Alice c Holden. 822
niv.rside Drive. 6 yrs, 5 p C. at!,y,,ohn
9TH 81. @si7.ss5, i, n :, iis.se sd av.
ss..ioo; smI"s,''gi. o, the su, ErsTeii IA,
dust Ml.s's sav ssn (, 81 M1 cS. no El", i. Jan Is.
yrs. s p c. atty. Il } Mcclure 81 ham,
PAIR Az, q. io:.s n esth 1t. AZ $3.50
Astor. L.nox and Tllden Foundstions.
sssswar;i cue Z :. 's IS Wall e.. .sS,ScSc
!Hp Tx !, Z f jan T.. n ! sp.. s ! of 3 g: s q ?
Cannot a C. 1876 Bway. ......." $1,000
West side.
| tWNst OF Tlfth nv hntwGcn fOurtFentn
and 10th sts.)
a 80 80, 40 90 n",, vr AInnen TO
Jno J McAloncn. 2Si2 Webster av. or
pc $1,000
sTtn Az. 5 e cor ssh st.. Yissioc.E;pert
= I. Jan IL, pr mts $40, 900, f. yrs. 3 y q;
m,,ys. Strasbourser a 5, II Bway $1,000
"Aashscl Il ssrnsy to Ansu,ts j Hart.
40 W Tist 1T. Jan ~, . yrs, D . {; atiys,
Ms&is isaaes, % William ), .lt.eoo
'i6s aIpat,k prenderRa,, to Hugh
pousberty. rs W ssth 81. Jan ~ 3 yrs.
p e. atty. John i Joyce. 20 Nesey
Uptown. ,,o,,
tManhaitan Island north OF ,lV'h -,
il2rH ST. l2l T., n >. .55 e Park aN l7"sA
100 10. pr mtg 6,ooo-Ray serbin 20
5. due" May j.. ISIS, p : 1000
MADISON Az; e :. fo.ll 9 lssd 81. 2oTi9g
CO. $50 Bway $1,000
i' n,s IS 8. 900 q l ssw WITT, !" to pn,.inIi p
Terry. los y i?''h 81 Jan iS dn. Ny
.Jno Carss to Francis Asbury Palmer
Fund; 5 and ! Park pi' Ian 49, : if1:OSs
SEAMAN Nv. n :. 10 +. Emerson 1t,
issi2S-Frcdk 4 Goe,se to smada
Eeaiiy CO, zoe WY : co. Ests:s in'iR,ih.
a, IRONY otnce. 49,. -. 900
Rronx
,po,o,rh ~ The Brop.p
BRYANT Az. - s.s n issth - 80
loo' Also brsa"u 49, "
io7th ct: % 'sicCnJamss T. callahan %
Jas MsCohhc,L, oSy "t.ins IN 'f.I.
tVy' \ - jan 40, HuVu'is ,r,nrI
y g sVNS' ''dS ~ $50
pblauts Az " is,;n - -6s
ski"vS ~ nh.rs TO SINH, Nj
yoh. ia IN an As pei
MooiS, ~ W 80" u1sv IS 10,
ovhu e'';1 ~" ag,ipb .t,h.. silent
N.Y. ~. N.tsrr ia y tusth It, Jai
~ 4 ~ attn. ranch II ~
pWSrnnl ~ 800 II land formerly
H'n,nh,m s'hsrmsrhorn, EUxiOJ-Johi
Hsnnisan to Mich. Hunuisau on RIVER
40 nor bond ATTY. Thos y Cuthbert, q
Ru Az -. -. .... ........ 81, iO'
LOTS $50 and ?si. map McGraw est-vtl
ANY, Jan 3. due a. per bond, ATTY. T -.
Curran. 80 Church 500
CALDWELL ~. 7i5. " : iSsxll3. als'
CsuidwelI Az. III. " :. ssNll3-ko
Alper to Abr Ax.er. l3-s rankin Az
sttys, Myers, X \ ID. lSS bway $50
Jos soponan, TO .Thos II Robertson ~
Tieboui aN Jan l.. yrs "a p a. ,ttys
Bennett. " s y, : Rector y ,t.'yy'
BOSTON RI. y " cor charlotte ~, ~,
10 Crotona fark East > '-,,4Vnt
!, iNlb5l iso sn>tou ~. = :" Il
!otte 81, loV ~ 49,, psrk.r
kIeban- Lager ih,' 70 "rse n - ain
saml Crook. 30 Nss'aH s,.in :,
81 ~ t.- an - lar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
Guaranty Club Holds DANCE.

The Guaranty Club. composed OF 700
officers and clerks of the Guaranty Trust
Company, held It's second Informal dance
In the company's building last evening,
Two orchestras furnished music and re-
freshments were served
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ETTs.
GENTIEMAN,s ESTATES. pe-l

GESTIEMAN's ESTATES. Perk.h'rs
Hills. Washington. Mass : miles from
Pittsncld; handsome stone ana wood r-~
demo. 10 rooms, 8 baths. servants lodge. .
rooms. ! bath. farmers cottage. y rooint. :
ha,h garage. stable, ic~ house. III acrcu ~
all. residence II Handsomely mrnishrl
price $50. 900: ali furnishings and eaub
ment included, circular on requeyt. Z g..
MALLORY. ais Main ST, Springfield Nj,
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. H--Prices were
hrmer. but trading was quiet. Cambria STEEL
moro active stocks. j. @ Brill was Arm. clos
ing Ia w. Bonds were steady. The sum
mary:
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NEW HAMPs X

COUNTRY ESrN1E
ron SALE-Plesssn located ,ptuI,,
estate In southern New Hanpshira IuI
ormat given b. Addressing Now
Hampshire. 3b6 Cominonv wealth Avenue.
Boeton.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE market for copper
shares displayed strength, with closing prices
the highest for the day Gains we're scored in
nearly all Of the listed shares. 1ndustrials
and rails were firm. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. i<.-Prcrs we're armer
Cosden and Davidson Chemical we're most In
demand Es,h advanced small fractions.
ummarv
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A modern spacious home. half hour frou
City Hall, on lot b0x1oo with garage; 10
room house, parelled in hard wood par
quctte floors, up-to-date plumbing enc
electric nxtures. In splend'd Dor hood
Of one family homes; price sl3. 800 A. J
HOPPER. 20 state Street. New YoN City
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
SHIFTING N BROKERs' OFFICES

Charles T.. Wildey and Harry Bur
nett are now connected with Marston
& Co.
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81 sv, mtg $4,000. Jan II; attys. william
son q n, 392 4 1tsth st. ........... 500
10TH ST. n 9. 800 W Morris av. 25xlo0----
Mary NJ Rodriguez to Mlchl Reilly. 1880
ct and Sd av, Jan 8, atty. 7 q & 7 CO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Brads,r.ers reports t21 business failures
a. the United States during the week.
against 3sG fur the previous week ana
800 as 243 and 3si FOR the corresponding
week ~ 1915 to 1871? The middle State-
had III. New England. Is southern, iis:
Western. l02. Northwestern, 80. and fa-
Western. ~. Canada had - against ~
for the previous week About 30 per cent.
81 th~ concerns falling had iess than $1,000
capital and 6 per cent. had from ) 900
70 40 400 gapI,a1.
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THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

pi1~rSBtRG. Jan. r--Americap window
Glass closed AZ ~. 3 points above the Omen.
ins price. Prices elsewhere ruled ste ady. With
few changes The summary
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vALENTINn AZ: :o3s; y : 100 7 Csntr.i
pau Noe Ell al; due, SI979.t4 taxes. &c,
Sii2s5: 20 the plaintiff for, 49,. $4,000
yYsE Nv. 2O6t, -e.s, - n l7sth Vt, 42xloe,
Tin ct al: due, 81 .22ie0; taxes. &c,
ssab,2o; prior mts, S29.ooo; withdrawn.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS' uENs.
Manhattan


slTH ST. Sc E-Morris Cohen agt Henry
c sturGes ct al. Dec 20, 1915 (can-
bronX.
CROTONA Ay. e3b8-b7--J l. Mott Iron
Works agt Scalzo & Mungo ct al Dec
so, 30. ,....,..... $Sss, so
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UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET.

New Apartment Booklet Now READY
1916 Annual Issue %
Douglas l.. Gilman a Co.. t4 Madison Ave
az MADISON AVE-. > Rooms aud Bsth
DOUGLAS J.. Ef.lIMAN & 60 on premise
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat - vESEY STREET
az InEenh u Day

INT N NFsFT CTNTTTFT
BY Joseph =. Day.
18TH ST, aN W. 3 g.. 100 e sth av, cox
1905, Z sly nat-C J Moller and ano,
exrs. act p ] Mcmahon ct al; due, SAL
sI3,ss; taxes, &c. 1850 So; to the plain
IN for $40, 900
17TH ST. 1851 L, n 8, 1876 e lst av. 5ox
iO0,5. and sty tnts-Columbia Const
90 AIT Saml Lusthader Jr, 81 nj: due,
sT,oif.73. taxes. &C, Ss7s. prior mtg:
Se1, 900; TO the plaintiff for, .....Se%'1st
lat a2Os THIRD AVENuE.1
BY Henry Brady.
"irr.c, yacant-David Wallace art J A
woolf ct al. due. si.2ls15; taxes, &C.
$3.50; to the plaintiff for. ,..,...stoo
BY J. II. Mayors.
ADAMS st, u s. 1919 . Morris Park sv.
Rezzano ct al; due. s3.e7l.ol: taxes, &C.
SIs5I6; to Josephine De Re,,sno
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Borough of The Bronx

LOT 1, map Downing sst-Isabella Beatty
iSslS?s atty Thosw Baker. 60 W.a..,ioo
SAME PROPERTY-Jas owen to Isabelle
owen, sass Bronx blvd. Jan II; same
rTsi'ToN Az. -, lsiii n issth ct. aSx
2oTs-Cath Darling TO Dora Beckmann.
iS4s Fulton av: mtge $4,000. Jan y:
rIGEBorr Az. SO cor ls7th ct. issxss~e
Thos u Robertson TO Jos saponaro. 2SsT
Tiebout av, Jan IL; attys, Bennett. " 4
a,itrH ST, ai L, 2ssxios-John Davis,
ref, TO Johanna Hsuptmsnn, 1919 Loring
pl, Jan ~; atty. J p Herren. . Rector
lbsp ST. 80. GsG W c;our,iand, av' sSs
l~lslo-raterno Constn Co to Ixnats
weinmann, aio W 1880 st. Jan 10; attyi
LOTS iot to 1911 map Hun'. Point Rlty
Inc II T "a g; Jan III atty A'hfS,, sS
LOT = SIS Us sam. 81, N; map"-s.ms to .4m.. u: -"
LOT = s"'h Blk ass 81. map Eaenwald--John III II
Rosan, ref, to L Josephine Moses. s.is
White Plains av. Jan IL: atty. q 4
Moses n.is Gun Hir 800
LOT $, blk IS, same ~msp-sams to ssme
LOT 5T" u j. biz, se% 81. att: :sI. mi:;p-,saimn.c' 10 . mo-
EN- OF Z LOT ass. mar w~sisn.d"
Dante impsratrics to Veronica Impers.
trice. se3 Il 22lst st; mtGs "a. 500. jar
i?; atty. Jos Bruccoli. $3.50 White Plains
BOSTON ND. n W cor Chariot. ST, ss7.Tt,
to CrotonA Park Il xl0< i0xloI,7xib5l
12osxcs,sxi7 sxil2 &xisi.li--MarEaret a..
Becker to Kleban- Leader. Inc. %ol.
Park sv, mtg $i6i,760, Jan 9: atty, 4 I
RIvERDALE Az, W s. 500 n land formerl,
estate Abr schermsrhorn. 60xi00--Mich
Hannigan to John Hannigan, ON =
sycamore av, $50 $ 25%th at. mtg ~ 400
Jan l; atty. T " Cuthbert, B Broad
GOODRiDGE Az, n W cor 25oti. ct. sb 8,
lO0-Delafield Estate to Kath c Baum
on W $ Waldo av, so n 250th Ut. Dec IS
attys. Delaneld, II q X. 81 Cedar ST.
HiTHdA,TlcE. % Lev, ' n ss 81, ~
.ss W is2d ct, mtg $4,000, Jan 10, atty
Y Titis ine Co: ls5 Bway,. $40
Co Of N Y to Timothy y Sullivan. So
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HENRY HOFFMAN, who traded as tn,
~, II. Ca and Electric supply Compan.
at 1919 Third avenue and who assign lei
on December 4, had his property re-
assigned 10 him yesterday.
Pocahontas star herald., 1916-05-19
BIRDELI

Lewis Shelton aud family Of
O'kear came up last week N their
new ca, 10 visit Mrs. Sbe!ton's
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. lluulum.
They returned Friday,
Barto Campbell returned Satur.
day from parts in Missouri aud
Kansas.
Eugene Thompson visited rela-
tIyes here Friday.
Frank Pettyiohn, who is work
ing near Marked Tree, returned
home Saturday aud will visit home
folks and friends a few days.
Nell aud Clyde Hufstedler were
PooahOntas visitors Saturday.
Harry Campbell, who has been
real sick, Is slowly improving.
A postoilice inspector recently
visited our postmaster, II. NJ. Bar.
den, and, as usual, found every
thing in good order.
A crowd of young people mum.
beriug about 80, went to the big
bluff on ElevenpoinIs, l.2 miles
above Birdell, Sunday afternoon
aud enjoyed themselves climbing
rocks aud boat riding.
Jim East of FairvIew was milling
and trading here Saturday.
Arch Lovern left Monday for
Eldorado Kansas.
Jim Perm, who Is attending
school at Reyno visited home folks
from Saturday until Monday, lie
was accompanied by Howard Per.
rim, of that place.
Oryil Dunn and jim Hufstedler
of Cherokee bay visited relatives
here last week, returning home
Sunday.
w. d. Wagner and family at.
tended church at New Hope Sun
day.
Mlttle Miss Vivian Bishop is at
tending school at Pocahontas.
Mrs. Laura Perrin, who has
been living at Pocahontas for some
time, moved to her farm this week.
Elijah Story Of Cotton Plant Wis.
tied relatives here Monday and
Tuesday.