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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-02-11
Small Details Carefully Attended
to by Architect Make 1t
Attractive.
PORCH A PLEASING FEATURE
its Cory, Inviting Appearance Apt to
at Once Catch the Eye Of the Az
erage obserVer-Why Such q
Homo ls Superior to City
Flat. as
By WILLIAM A. RApFoRD.

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building, for the readers OF this
paper. On account of his wide experience
as Editor, Author and Manufacturer, he
is, without doubt. the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford, No. 1897 Prairie
avenue, Chicago. Ill. and only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-02-11

The entire village OF Louise, Miss,
was destroyed BY fire. The Methodist
church was the only building left
standing
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-02-11

Herman Lunning, 70 years old, a re-
cluse who lived at Dubuque, Ia, was
found with a piece OF wood six inches
long and nearly one inch wide driven
through his skull.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-02-11

The first war seaplane purchased
by the United States navy was
shipped for trial to the grounds at
Pensacola, Fla.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-02-11

Distribution of s7.5ee,OOO among
$1,000 Chickasaw and 5000 Chocktav
Indians was approved Payment has
been held up by the fight OF 1000 Mis-
sissippi Choetaws to share in the sum.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-02-11

George C. Carothers, special agent
of the state department, has gone to
washington, having been recalled
from the Mexican border
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01
COMMUTERS ARE HIT

Aurora, Elgin and Chicago road to-
day jolted all ticket buyers except
those who are regular customers.
Commuters are probably the first to
feel real effects of possible rail strike.
They were refused Communication
tickets, which save money for a per-
son who takes many rides.
Several complaints have been
made against the move, one of them,
with the public utilities commission.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01
RAILROAD BOSSES TO CARRY
- a-HOUR LAW INTO COURT

Railroad bosses threaten to fight
S-hour law. E. P. Ripley, pres. Santa
Fe, says if congress passes law the
matter will be thrashed out in the
courts. Hale Holden, pres of Bur-
lingtOn, says supreme court has de-
Cided congress can't regulate wages
Railroad presidents received dis
cOuraging reports on labor situation.
Informed that union men can para
lyze all train service and that strike
breakers with skill necessary to OPP
crate trains can't be found. Bosses
will hold daily meetings to lay de-
tense plans.
H. J. Carr, leader of union shop
men, denied reports circulated that
plans for shOpmen's strike are being
rushed. Says that demands were
presented one month ago and roads
have had plenty of time to consider
them.
Illinois Manufacturers assn, the
bosses trust, still urging their lobby
lists at Washington to stop passage
of 8-hOuT law.
counsel Tor ROCK Island and Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois roads, now
in hands of federal receivers, say
Judge Carpenters order restraining
all persons from interfering with OPP
Grafton of their trains will prevent
strike on those roads.
Although employees of Grand
Trunk road come under Canadian
labor agreement Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen say all employees
of that road between here and De-
troit will go out on strike.
General Freight Agent J. R.
Koontz, Santa Fe, lifted embargo re-
Gently ordered on perishable goods |
received later than Sunday. Hope of |
settlement is seen in this.
Sheriff Traeger getting ready to |
swear in special deputies to be ready
e.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-01
postofice officials. Federal laws
compel operation of mail trains.
PLAN COOPERATIVE MOVE TO
GET FOOD AT FAIR PRICES
MASS MEETING CALLED

A plan is on in the city which will
be a slap at the middleman and es-
peciaIly at the spectators who will
probably take advantage Of the-rail-
road strike if it comes.
A mass meeting has been called
for Sunday morning at II O'Clock at
1872 N. Dearborn to give Chicagoans
a chance to get together to get food
into their homes without having to
pay spectators prices.
Backed by E. H. Webster, A. G.
Page, A. H. Peterson, l. Block, W. r.
Derry and. others, the meeting is ex-
pected to bring good results. Most
of the folks behind the move are
married men and it is their cOnten-
ton that by Chicagoans working to-
gether families would be able to get
fruit, vegetables, milk, eggs and but
ter at fair prices.
The idea is to have trucks call at
farm houses near Chicago and cart
produce to a central point, where it
can be bought reasonably. Farmers
have told some of the men behind
the move that apples are lying rot
ting on the ground for want of some
one to get them. They can be bought
at very little cost. Other farm pro-
duce could be had in the same man
ner.
Everybody is invited to attend the
mass meeting,
-0-0
The sun., 1916-11-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(with name and address OF lenders a,
torney1

tNitn name ana address OF lenders at
torney,)
PEARL ST. . =. ALI W from n W g CITY
Hall plac"-Ssml and Rosa MHndcl ct al
to Title Guar n Trust 60, liG NwaN.
<6TH ST. n :. l3G g Lexington nv-Jnp
F. ana Clara !. Wheian to the Emigront
Industr Saw Bank; atty. W e orr, 81
BAXTER ST. lO-l?- Renrdctto nni VT
torio Ginochio In Mary W Cooper; attys.
Jay e. e. IS Wall st.,...,..,. . $50. 900
?gTH ST, ~ w-Chas and Camille q 4
rerceva,. 10 Paul Tuckerman and Amos
T French, trustees, Tuxedo Park, y. Y;
atty. Title Guar 4 T Co. i76 Bway ,si.OO0
SAME PROPERTY-same 10 same. S9t 1000
Hath ST. 2% E--Julius and Yatta Loeb
man to Simeon u Cohn; atty. TIL,
Guar q T Co. l76 Dway,........ 80, 900
l36TH ST. =. so e Amsterdam ay--lsaac
and Bertha Kahn. bs Il Gath ct. to
Henry Homes; atty. n Y Title q Mort
wATER ST, sss--cather!In;c' and water St
Constr and Realty Co 10 Lawyers Mort
Co. 80 Liberty st. 80. 900
18TH ST. =, 225 W 9th ay--Eva /. John.
son to Richd 4 Iphann. shor-ham. SUI
folk county, N y. attys, Ni!es s John.
son. ~ Wall G'....,..... $1,000
l0sTH sr, Sl6 WI AspinwalI Hodge. ",
and Genevievs X. his wife. to Jno "
stsri!ns: atty. Title Quar- 4 Trus, Co,
SANE pKoPERyi-saimi.o 70 Lena ! vSa.
The sun., 1916-11-03
LEAVING SHOPPING 0 n
80tk street Manufacturer secsrs
New Quarters.

Frederick Fox a Co. have leased
the ninth loft containing 10000 square
feet Of space. In h BlJou Building. ut
1897 Broadway. running through TO
sixth venue to II. Reich & Son. manu-
featuring furriers. now located OF Thirty
sixth street near broadway. The same
brokers have also leased to Weingarten a
Bruck, now on ThIrty-sixth street near
Fifth avenue, the fourth loft. containing
about $500 square feet Of space. In the
new building being erected at 3o-as East
Thirty-third street.
N. q l.. Hess have leased the twelfth
floor ut Is and II East Thirty-second
street 10 the Jacobs echs'er Company /:
the cishth Dol at 45 and ~ East Twcn-
tieth street TO Ramer 4 Lissiuer NTH
foor al l4i and it3 West Twenty
eighth street TO Nudelman Il Cont. and
with Frederick Fox a. Co. the twelfth
floor nj 81 to Is West Twentieth street
to Bovio Bros. & Go.
Daniel Bird@ali 4 CO. and Lewis ].
Preston have leased 70 Stull, MacCallum.
wilcoxen q Co. the corner store. base
mcnt and suD-basement ut 20 and Z?
Franklin street for n term OF years at
an aggregate rental OF over $4,000.
The Ogden 4 Clarkson Corporation
has lea sed space In h Francs building
at Cos Fifth avenue Tor Albert u. ASH
forth. agent. to Cosmos q co. and Miller
l.angdon. Inc.
Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
space ut 71 Seventh avenue to Harry
Grossman.
y. psgood pell h Co. have leased tho
building formerly occupied by the Chal-
mers Motor Company or Fifticth street
for Oscar j. Mackey to tho Peoples
Garage Company. a newly formed cor
poration Of which Albert ". Atkinson
Is president.
The sun., 1916-11-03
LAYING PLANS FOR
POST WAR TRADE
+ -
Chamber Of Commerce Sees
,a. Danger Of Loss Of Al
lies Markets.
COMMITTEE Is CHOSEN
Greater Elasticity in NegOtiat-
ing Tariff Arrange
mcnts Sought.
COMMITTEE Is CHOSEN

q A study ~ h possible effect ,pon m
foreign commerce 81 the United States
of new commercial treaties that This
country VIII be Obliged to make after
the war was entrusted to Its COMMITTEE
on Foreign Commerce and the Veycnu ne
Laws by the Chamber OF Commerce at
AZ IT. monthly meeting and luncheon yes
terdav, willard Straight. chairman Of
the committee. called the attention Of
the Weinhers. In n special report. to the
Importance Of a study Of the situation,
> Arrangements which previously safe
d. guarded the exports Of agricultural and
ciAcr raw products 10 Great Britain and
&. France are threatened with a~broza,lon
in. tavor Of the products Of Russia, Can
ada. Australia and other allied countries
and colonies low bound together 70
% closely by their common sacrifices" he
>, said.
o.. yhe committee was ~ 10
. enter into communication with the le,d-
Z. Ing commercial organizations. here and
abroad, with Congressional committees
and Federal departments and commits
slons concerned with International reIa-
Cons.
" Members Of tho chamber went on
y record as expressing the belief that the
Developments OF the foreign trade OF the
United states Will be best s%afeguaried
+. and promoted by the ado1tion Of meas.
:. ures which shall assure great elasticity
ID the negotiation Of tariff arrangements
The sun., 1916-11-03
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

GREENE ST. IL Greenwich Savings
Bank ast Hermann Strauss ct al tfore-
an s's ST.. is q m0 rs %2c aa,y; u I hs s ss"".
(smsnded foreclosure OF mortgage
sttys, Geller. Rolston q Koran.
I'D Az, i+st,-Frank Luoa. e! al aEt Mar.
moItgas.l: atty. W } Lamsy.
SAD ST. las W--Excelsior SAVINGS Bank
OF the CITY Of n Y aEt Elizabeth NJ
Mueller 81 al foreclosure Of mortgage.
27TH. 30 w--City Real Estate Co agt Han
nah Lynch ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage; ATTY. II swain.
18TH ST, u n. slS.9 W Lenox av--C~o l.
chisholm ct al ast barrow Realty 90 ct
Al foreclosure OF mortgage. attys,
stewart n SheHrer,
IAN Az, n " y, 100 a W lsham st
Joseph j. Feihberg ct al agt sherman
Avenue Construction Co ct al dorociu.
sure Of mortgage ATTY, II II SIruus.
DrOnS.
LOT u. map OF Cebric park--poughko.p.
ala Trust GO aGt Henrietta Ida StellmIr
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage. atty.
q " II Arnold.
JENNINGS ST. q s. .1at1 . Union av' also
Jennings st. = =. ll0l q Union av, als,
Jennings at. s y. 1851 . Union av also
iot 10. map of property belonging ~
Elizabeth Ashe, cad Ward; also Free.
Rooney agt Agnes NJ pragneli ct nj
,aeilon to set aside c~onveyances); atty
WASHINGTON Az, 8 =. 1856 = Mott St
al foreclosure Of mortgage). atty. II
C%racauer.
woODYCREsr Az. w a. i7s n lCsth st.
also Woodycrest av, W 8, 100 ~ n lG5th
tire ct al foreclosure Of mortgage, atty.
A G Smith.
The sun., 1916-11-03
NEG ORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

nth ST. 5t3 L. all Wadssorth rui,llng
Co To Pietro FiUrsntino. on premises. ;
yrs from May I. 1916 ....,.,..... $1,000
BROADWAY = W cor l3lst 81 tSU0-1o.
w, all and machinery-Mabel H. -hcr-
man to Meyer V Manischrwit,. 40 West
End ~. 10 Al: yrs from December /.
1915, ) yrs. rem at $500, At;y. y u
Flnkelstein. 81 Chambers st.. 5000
ssTH ST. $3.50 r.. ali Spots Realty 90 to
Abr kedner, "a r seth 81. : yrs from
May :, 1916. . yrs ren ..-.....,... 81. 500
BROADWAY. t22y, u ~ cor l7sth - i;ul
W.. 5th store Mcdowell Constr Go 10
Fairbanks Baking 90, 5 Yrs from October
!. 1915: atty. f NJ Rabanoid. 81
MULBERRY ST. 2es aI-Ana.,asia NJ con.
nors. extrx Peter McGinnis. to Gsctnnn
Marabito. ??s Mulberry st. 3 yrs from
August |, 1916: atty. Nicholas sely lrst,
.srH ST. 10 a c-.cornei,us ung,ssce.
10 Filipo Castelans'nni sno. on premises,
yrs from July l. 1915; atty. j & H"-n.
ning.r. tOI l. 55th IT,. ..Sts0
+eD ST. 10 Y. ALLY Morgenthau 20 t.
Jno Nc e bowman. t3 Il <Sd ii. q yrs
from November J.. 1915: atty, Wassol-
man & X. IS Liberty .......,. .S.a,v 400
The sun., 1916-11-03
FLAT AND PLOT SALES.

SECOND AVENtE-Henfy Hof has re-
sold for Annie NJ. Harrison the Ave
story tenement 1896 second avenuc.
on lot 2jNi0p.
CLAY AVENUE-Aiber, f.. Kelly has
sold for the Lnona Holding corpora
ton. Frederick a. Brown president.
The Ave story apartment house at the
southeast corner ~ clay avenue and
i7ith street. to William j. Mckinley.
who gave in part payment unimproycd
iots AT Enrlewood. y. !.
EDISON ANENtE-tThe Bronx Shore
Park Development Company has sold
n plot. hoxlCo. on Edison avenue be-
tween Dewey and Logan avenues on
which IL will erect Il stucro Residence
for the purchase. House and plo.
wee sold for $3.50.
The sun., 1916-11-03
Buys WEST END DWELLINGS.

Former Corporation Counsel william
Il. Ellison has bought the two dwellings
adjoining hts residence. at 300 West End
avenue. northeast corner OF l0$th street.
From Mrs. Daniel O'C)nor he bought
300. n four story dwelling. on LOT 20x7S.
and from the estate OF David Chrystie
267 West 10<th street, q Our story
house. IN lot 226xs0.11. With these
purchases Mr.. Ellison now controls a
frontage OF ~ feet on West End avenue
and loo feet on l0tth street. Tho adj
joining house on West End avenue is
owned by Joseph Palermo. having been
purchased TO protect the lixht of tho
apartment on the opposite side Of the
avenue. NJ. Ellison also owns the fo use
at 25i West IO$th street. near road
way. and In now occupying II ~ his
once. having moved there from lSS
broadway.
The sun., 1916-11-03
FRENCH HERE AID BIG LOAN.
COIonists In New York Subscribe
About aIO,OOO.OOO.

Members Of the French colony In New
York and their friends have subscribed
approximately 10000. 900 to the new
Republic of France 8 per cent, national
loan. according to Baron jacques 10
Ncuhize. regent OF the Bank OF France.
who H. In New York In connection with
III" loan. The subscription books. which
were opened NJ A. lsclin & Co. and az
Brown Bros, \ Co. have been closed.
IN" Blrol said
The lowest subscription that. We could
receive was of sl4.S305 for 100 frames
capital. Two hundred persons. many OF
them young girls and boys. who are
working In New York or SINAI wages.
subscribed In this class. OF the Sl<S. 305
class. 1000 francs capital. we received
n great many too. Many OF tho French
colonl-ts in New York have put into this
loan their entire savings"
The sun., 1916-11-03
DAWSON AND sABM GO WEST.
Further Credits ia Allies May he
Diseased In Chicago.

Henry 4. Dawson OF J. r, Morgan &
co. and Charles II. Sabin, president OF
the Guaranty Trust Company. started
yesterday for Chicago 10 attend a dinner
TO be given by George +. Reynolds. pres
ident ~ the Continental and Commer-
Ciai National Bank Of Chicago. While IN
Chicago II IL expected that Mr.. Dawson
viii discuss with bankers further credits
TO the Allies,
when tho Anglo-Frenrh loan was
brought out Chicago bankers, with tho
exception Of tho Central Trust Company,
declined to enter the underwriting. 4
change IN sentiment has occurre since,
and the Continental and Commercial Ma
tiontl Bank Is nov one NJ the under
writer's Of the new $500. 900, 900 United
Kingdom loan.
The sun., 1916-11-03

SAME. PRoPERTY--sams 10 jno. W
rhsHi I5lirE hs TX xv. n'c:cc;;'i;i:;;i n:SGi
i!saisy CO, IS Nassau 81 =. 20 Abr i.Sss:
thai, 2ioo 18th avi at,ys. Less a CO. .ss
WTH ST, II w..Eaw ii ana vii.inIs' K
sothern to Chas i'emssn. indlv and az
p9 AeSS' 4 ? : e T. T ro4; WASH Si;' Depot ;'' a.
!%na sam n i nTS a.l si'r s.isns .Gss e; e" l. snap
By Mi MAJ 'pn.;r::,, y 70 pct sad = ':!d o, m I.ss,n : y
n " IN same. parallel ext to w $ of pri.
" by said " Of said private road. whole
i.Ich 10 Edw; ros'nsn; atty. L !. No".,
HOUSTON sT...w.cor M.nsin :i..Ssgy
T!IS,,chr.r' 90 p Houston a 10 Doroihy
j Wssiermayr. % NASSAU SIN q. 1is'iy .,oc
lisTH ST. i?9 w-susan r McGionc, ios
SIN st. Bklyn, to Blanche II starr,7ii
N" ~s. s a. HK,yn; atty Lawyers TIL, al
ssTH' ST.. sso:sss ,wi--Xasu:.;a: A. ss''s 20
Paniei 2 & Eta \ L:rnss ass Central
''T Ha,a; II: u %,. :y.S;. sisss
on E%dsewood road Montclsir, " J; atty.
LAWYERS Tito 4 r Co. loo Bway. Sio0.o6o
''EH IT, = = 70 . West End sv.,,Euscnc
" ~ II ATNnl-
bald. Geo y Butterworth and Edw J
Hancy; esrs; attys. Cadwaiadsr. W 4 T,
Lemon .Av. = =. 7a.io n ii7th st-Pound.
ridge Realty Co to Hermen Harris, 21ti
.th av: attys. Wendell. T. q IT,, c77
JANE sr. n o. ss.iw urccn.ich sv.-cSSs
u Farnolo 70 E,neiine NJ Hume. 235
Lcnox av; atty. Title Guar 4 Trust Co.
ssTH 81 sai w--kusu.i. Herr 10 Mary
" fat'en. extrx. 235 W 18th ct: ATTY.
TILE Guar q I Co. iis Bway. .....s7.50o
LEMON .AN, y o cor itoth st--Augurt and
Mena Hun and ano 10 the New York say
Bank; atty. Jno Weber, 8 Beeklnan
ETH ar. n., $50 . ;in av.-icopoid and
H"rnloe J. sondhein and Eugene and
m.Ien Sondhein. scafsiaic f,to Ctas
.nttys. Phelps a East. 80 broad Al. Si4o, 900
18TH st. Il w-Llonei r straus to L =
Ttust co: attys. Stewart 4 Shrarer, ~
s7TH ST. ia E-Jos Rosenberg land sno,.
1888 Fulton st., Bklyn. to IEnaz Luft
Gttys. Arns,cln a Levy. i2s Bway $3.50
The sun., 1916-11-03
BUILDERS LEAD
REALTY TRADING
Secure Several Big sites for
Structural Operations in
Manhattan and Bronx.
HARLEM CORNER SOLD
Six Dwellings on Lexington
Avenue Sold to Builders
-$75O,0OO Ice Plant.

nuying for development was one mo-
tive In yesterdays trading. Builders
bought several big sites for improve
inent n investors increased their hold.
ings that they might be moro suitable
for structural projects. Among the lat
ter buyers might he included former
Corporation Counsel Ellison. who In
creased his plo,tage nj West End avenue
and iOith street to three parcels. 4 cor.
ner on tho Lexington avenue route was
sold and In The Bronx a site for n $780,
600 Ice plant ana n plot Of sixteen and
one-half lots were bought during tho
day.
The sun., 1916-11-03
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

Tho Westwood Realty Company has
sold the detached house at ~ westmin-
stcr road In Prospect Park South. Flat.
bush. The buyer IL "A New York bust.
Etss man.
The Ogden 4 Clarkson Corporation has
sold for the estate OF j. W. Hamerslcy
80 to 81 Degraw street.
Martin A. Ansbro has sold a two
family brick residence at 62< Fffty-sixth
street for Charles H.. Lucke and tho ono
family brick dwelling at 567 sixty.
eighth street for Thomas williams.
Me.ster Builders have purchased n plot
h2xi0O on Fifth avenue near Ninety
tifty street.
The sun., 1916-11-03
Int. Mcr. Marine Names Committee.

Directors OF the International Mercau-
tile Marine Company. at n special meet
ing yesterday. appointed a finance com
mittcc consisting OF the following board
members: J, y, Morgan, Frank a. Van
derlip, Harry Bronner. Charles A, Stone.
Charles Steele. John w. Plattcn and
Frederick w. Scott. Ex-oNicio men,
hers OF his committee are Harold A.
Sanderson OF London. chairman Of the
board OF directors. and p. A. y. Frank
lin. president OF the International Mer-
camille Marine Company and also one
OF It's directors, The next regular meet
ing Is scheduled for November II.
The sun., 1916-11-03

scher q DE saullss. is the buyer Of tho
Essex. the twelve story apartment hotel
at tho northwest corner OF Madison ave-
nue and Fifty-slSth street. sale Of which
by the heirs Of Francis =. Kinney vas
reported yesterday. Tho sale was neso-
t!ated by Leopold We'll.
The Mason Realty Company. Max
N%atanson, president. Ia the buyer Of
Crystal Court, at 3SiO 60 3sH Broad
way, northeast corner Of 16oth street,
sold recently by Joachim =. Var Wezel.
Leopold We'll WAS the broker.
Morris Polsky is the buyer Of tho COX
81 foot plot on the east side of Crcston
ven 1f5 feet south of 1SSth street,
sold recently by the Doyle estate.
The sun., 1916-11-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan.

18TH ST. I3s w--Isidor Gordcn agt VIII
more Realty. Co ct al. Apl ~. 1919. .sllG
72D st. 2Is W-Andrew j Davis sEt Hal n
9TH Av. : q cor o3d st-N Coleman Inc,
aSt James Mccreery Realty 60 1T al,
Sept .. 1919 ,vacat"d) .....,...,.,,S9 1928
BP0nI.
sTEBBiNS Av. 13<2.i3<%- Ia%N--Indeln 4
s,ituts, August 20. ol6..'...... u. s1i
FREMONT Az. 8i1 E-0eorgo L sesiy co
aSt pav!ison Avenue Realty Co 81 al
The sun., 1916-11-03
RUBBER co. RENTS IN BRONX.

A. H. Mathews has leased for a long
term for the Jordan l.. Mott estate the
four buildings, known as Al. HI. Ri"
and hi. Of the former Mott iron foun-
dry at Mott Haven, The Bronx. to the
Herman Muehlstein Company. wholesale
dealers In rubber. now at 39i-3e5 Wash
inGton street. Manhattan. The buildings
contain about 100. 900 square feet OF
space, with railroad sidings and water
frontage. The tenant will remove March
/ mex from his present quarters.
The sun., 1916-11-03
NEW Park HILL DEVELOPMENT,

Edgar bright Wilson Of the firm OF
Wilson " Trucsdalc has added 3Oxiib
feet t. his estate at Park I'm. The plot
Is on the west side of Van Cortlandt
Park avenue. The sale IL of unusual in
tcrcs', M 1t opens up the property owned
by Park IIIll-on-Hudson, Inc. immedi-
ately adjoining TO the northward. tho
property Of the American Real Estate
Company. The Park I'M Company re-
Gently acquired the tract from supreme
Court Justice Samuel Greenbnum.
The sun., 1916-11-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

s5TH ST. ios to ia w-wiiiam Nutloy
agt Io5 w S5th 81. Inc. owner: Mulry
Contracting Co. Inc, contractor. ss2i s5
SAD ST. -. 100 . Park av-Enpire CITY
Gerard Co agt Samuel A HerzoR Con-
struction Co. Inc. owner and contrac.,
ssTH 1T, 2. E-Dsyton 4 Montsomery.
Inc. ast Mary Il sheldon ct al, owners:
Frederick rollak. contraotor........eSt
SAME PROPERTY-Rufus Darrow's Son.
Inc. ngt Mary II Sheldon ct al. owners:
Frederick Pollak. contractor; Michael
Mccarthy. sub.rontractor. 80. ..&i1.Tf
ssTH ST; E.iAesr,y shse' Metz
don. owner: Frederick Pollak. contrac-
SAME Observation-Disclosures poilak art
Mary Il sheldon ct al. owners. Edwatdo
f~oasehold. Inc. contractor. SHOP: 81
SAME PROPERTY--LArkin. Lumber Co
nst Mary II sheldon. ct nj. owners:
r,;!sTisE pcIisk, esn,r.et.r::;..:..ssI:
i5sb ST. tss and 40 w.Jo.erh j Haipin
aRt Margaret G Brown. owner. Kate &
I.tbowitx. Inc. contractors. ...,.e'la.ss
18TH ST. ?0s E--Jacob MARKS agt John
boo. owner; J. Ryan Construction 90.
contractor ssss''"
BronH.
DARTHOLDI st. u y. 500 . Rosewood Nv
--IRmcs Martinelli agt ], 6 CoRst Co. inc,
and John Doe. owners: Frank = eaoetti,
iaTrH ST. sol E-Loui. sonkin ast rip
Top Laundry. Inc. owners and CONTRA
vAi.ESTiNE Az. 1901 .aa68.Henry q ''sIl-
lcck. Jr. art Louis r and Emma ID Mohr
AMI John Doe. owners. Haas Il Fre!I.
Inc, contractors. .SSss''3
The sun., 1916-11-03
SITE FOR s75O.OOO ICE PLANT.

The Universal leo Manufacturing
Company OF New York. Edward 4. Ma
polls president. has bought q plot of
$4,000 spunrc feet at the southeast cor.
ner Of i6sth street and Park avenue,
upon which It will erect On ice plant
having n capacity VI 900 tons Of ics Der
day. II VIII cos, over s150.006. The
plans for the structure will he Med this
week ard work will be started at once.
Brady 4 Beale were the brokers IN the
deal
The sun., 1916-11-03
cokc Drops, Production Grows.

Con NELLsvILLE. Pa. Nov. Slightly
impr lyed labor conditions this week In
creased coke production 80 900 tons. to
4sO. 900 tons. car shortage cut down
shipments to $4,000 tons, Coal ship
ments dropped 1000 tons, IN 2"2, 600 tons.
Prices rcceded from the IS ratio quoted
In Al week.
The sun., 1916-11-03
COLLEGE SELLS 600 LOTS,

Moffatt & Schwnb of Tompkinsville,
Staten Island, ave sold coo lots on the
Glove and Little Glove roads. Staplcton.
for the trustees Of Oberlin College, Ohio,
to the New York and Eastern Realty
Company, which will develop the prop
erty for residential purposes.
The sun., 1916-11-03
a3O.OOO SEAsmORE SALE,

h. 4 /" GoldsteIn have bought from
the estate of Bel l.. Purdy 25S Corbln
place, Manhattan Beach Estates. a three
story hollow tile dwelling and garage.
on plot 60xl4i feet. facing the ocean and
held at $4,000. L. c. Durand negotiated
tho sale.
The sun., 1916-11-03
MONTCLAIR PLOT BUYERS.

The Godfrey Land and Building Com
ANY has sold plots on Columbus avenue.
Montclair, n. j.. to T. u. Kuser OF New
York city on EdEemont road. Upper
Montclair. TO ]. y. O'Neill OF Montclair,
and on carolin road. Upper Montciair.
10 A. Reeks OF Montclair.