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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18
NJ T NV ' Ell.
JNO. b. MFSERVE,
City Attorney

is now busy oiling the rest OF Main
street from the railroad north. a dis
tance of twelve blocks. 1t has proven
such a success that the chances are
that a number of the residence blocks
on the most Travelled streets will re-
ceive "a coating of oil, too. The oil
is being purchased from the Carman
well south of town. but is pumped to
this city. The city finds the oil cheap
er than sprinkling the streets with
city water. II kept a team and man
busy from early morning until night
TO keep the dust sprinkled down on
Main street.
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Bwsdmess Property
E0H SAlR
525 Unity Building.

A two-story brick, well located on
South Main, paying / 5 per cent on the
price asked. A fine Investment for
someone who is only getting per
cent for their money. Address owner,
1856, care World.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE
WANTED BOARD AND ROOMS

WNNTED-R and board for man and
wife. with month-old baby. Box 2ss2,
care World.
WNNTED-Room and board for couple with
=. private family. Phone G. H. Leonard
Hotel Tulsa
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MOTORCYCLES

NEARLY NEW motorcycle, Will sell cbean
Tor cash, or trade for Ford, of vacant lot
TO build on. No 4O5 Robinson Bldg
FOR sALE-Two Imp. cyclecsrs. s25 each
=, Don miss this The Auto Salvage, us
South Cincinnati
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EDMUND LASHLEY.
Attorney for Administrators.

OFFICE DEPARTMENT oUARTERN ,S.
IEk Fort sam Houston, Texas Sealed pro.
po,aN VIII be received here until II 100 a m,
august ~ 1916, for furnishing gasoline
luI.E' ana bedding required al Southern De-
patinrflt stations and camps during tho ner.
'ud d u,sinnng Oct. l. 1916, and ending De.
Information furnished upon application
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AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES
FOR RENT-Modern garage 7oo so,,,k
Frisco. Phone 1879
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LOST AND FOUND

LOSI-Between Sapulpa aud Tulsa, one
,Willys.knight white wire wheel. equipped
| with casing tube and cover Return TO Car.
fhart Motor Co, 10 East Sixth street and
receive reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18

Published in the Tulsa Daily World August
lsth. 1916 World Publishing Com
pauy, Pubhshers)

WHEREAS: II is deemed to the best in.
terest Of the owners Of property in Morning
side addition to the City Of Tulsa. Oklahoma
according TO the original plat thereof and
to the advantage aud benefit of said City OF
Tulsa generally that Laurel Street in said
Addition and the alleys in Blocks Four a.,
Nine t9l and Ten GO) of said Addition,
according to said original plat. be vacated
And " '
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18

FOR REET-Nice cool southeast rooro -,-i,I
board Phone 57G3 '" VII"
BOARD and neatly furnished room for zen.
tiemsn at BIS East Seventh. Phone 3O22.J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18

+osI-Large gold barpn with pearl cres.
Third. Reward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-18

SlkAn ED-One Jersey COW. one heifer and
one black calf; last seen near watnr,,,oSi1 al,u
Phone 5251 and get reward No.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished sIeening
room, everything new. sleeping porch and
pain, pain, walking distance gentlemen only.
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INSURANCE

INSURANCE. write fire tornado and
Pettus - -
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BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD 81 per week SOL South Detroi1
Phone 3744 e'''i'
The sun., 1916-11-29
New Realty Corporations.

The John Pullman Real Estate Company.
brooklyn. capital, $40. 900. directors. John
Pullman. Clinton II. Twamley. william @.
Decker.
Glendale Park Construction Company.
Queens: capital. ~, 200: directors. George
T.. Bittnor. job Dorr and Jacob Dorr, Jr.
The O. & q. Construction Company,
brooklyn. capital. $1,000. directors. SAM
vel Gausmann. Nathan Topol and Frank
The G & s. Holding Corporation. Man.
haitian; capital. $1,000: directors. Earle II.
H%iiidden. Augustus q. s~outhworth and
The oeeanside Estates. Brooklyn: cap
itai. $4,000; directors. George II. Porter,
Alan II. coicord and Henry =. Colcord.
The Ridge Street Corporation. Manhat-
tan: capital. $500: directors. Lennie l..
c. 4. BRUINS, Manhattan. capital. si5.-
900; directors, G. A. Bruins, William G..
Bruins and NJ. A.. Coyle.
The Bronx Industrial Community. Bronx
capital. $4,000; directors. william $. Suss-
man %iatthew Sussman and Richard Was-
ner.
The Phyllis Realty Company. Manhat.
tan: capital. $500. directors, Anton Gro
mich, Emanuel Rosenstsin and Abraham
{. Keilson.
The Elbro Realty Corporation. Manhat-
tan; capital, 80, 600; directors. Elias Stern.
Zelda Stern ana lsaac Brody.
The Bailey Rowan. Broo''rn: capital.
$500: directors, Edward X. Hr.Iley. Rich
ard j. Rowan and John +. Rodgers.
The Frank Improvement Company, Man
haitian; capital, $4,000; directors, Monte
London. Elias II. Jacobs and Wolf Frank.
The Clough-Bourne Corporation. Man
II. Clough. George Gait Bourne and Clay
ton Mayo.
The sun., 1916-11-29
COST OF STRIKE TO
THIRD AV. $1,2S2,154
Service About Normal Again.
Directors Of Road Pass
Dividend.

Directors OF tho Third Avenue Rail-
o Company at their meeting yester-
day passed the regular quarterly divi-
dend on the Stock. President Whitridge
said
THE statement for four months shows
n decrease In operating revenue OF ST.
1921 II In net income OF sl.2s2.15i.
This latter sum may be estimated to be
what the strike has cost the Third Ave-
nue. during the last four months. That
performance Is practically over. The
service on all lines il now normal except
in Yonkers, whore service Is between 30
and so per cent. normal.
we have in bank subject to check
about 10000 the whole OF which, how
ever, IL allocated to payment of interest
and taxes. and In addition We have in
treasury bonds of which the market
value Is s2.072, 600. bat this again be-
longs to the depreciation and contingency
fund. II would not be possible therefore
to pay a dividend on January / and to
avoid In the future as we have In tho
past that curse OF all railroad COM
pan!es. a floating debt. | recommend
that tho resolution respecting the divi-
dend which might have been expected
to he paid on the first OF January he
omitted.
The important thing is that the Sc
curity holders should know that the
Third Avenue is prepared 10 pay all its
obligations n that the payment Of In
tereet on all OF its bonds is absolutely
certain"
The report for October shows a denci,
after charges Of s5o5 AS. an Increase Of
S5S3,GGs. and for the four months end,-l
with October the deficit after charles
The sun., 1916-11-29

sttys, zabriskis. Murray. Sage and Ksfrr:
iiSTA ST. iH E--oiussppins L.clss eft
'sTH u. isS wAcs.' n samoa = al .s,
Thecdor. p stewart e. a. tiCrsclo'urs Of
LExiNoToN Az issoEDsisy L Hands az,
Louisa D Simpson ct al tpartition); attys,
RnhM9sr sshaliss. ., n. w.
Charles Wanninger agt Alexander Rogers
e a {fcreclosurs Of MORTGAGE: attys'
* Res ger :.:as c esa: + " AK :S. :! ? Il s;ers.
sMioHsrs OF mortsasel atty', Horno'ower'
10TH sT, ss. $50 " Amsterdam av-oso
g Marvin agt Mary A Williams ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage); atty. M A HUI
9TH Av.. . asa at: asa at. . q. los . bth
av. and <3d at. . o. i23 . 9Th av-Thomas
Gallisan. Inc. agt Columbus Circle CONSTR
Corp ct al faction to forecloss mechanics
.Iienl; atty. II ID L~oughman.
ct al ast Davidena N Lowden ct al (fore.
MH S,SiiI: Z! A%S0T ~. Ti,t .tsy; : = xa Ks.: :. al al
sst Dora shafer accounting. Ac)' atty.
p Nossnsartsn:
Is. JUL. 8 Harris pho =, al t S.%.sssd fore.
closure Of mort9ags); attys. Miller. Kins.
AMSTERDAM Az, a94o,2..2-Msry e De
closure of mortgagel;. atty. ! 8 Heller.
1TH Av. n W cor i20th st-Max J Klein
agt Rachel Lederer ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage): atty. NJ schleimer.
Az A,-e 9. 63.s = roth st-N Y Trust Co
aet Nathan Kean a Co ct al tforeclo-
sure OF MORTGAGE; attys. Bowers &
Az A. isos-N Y Trust Co AIT. Av A
Realty Co ct al foreclosure of mort
sase): attys. Bowers & sand.
Bronx.
WOODRUFF Av. 5 e cor Vineyard pi-
Russell F Sammis agt Marie I 1t John
ct al foreclosure Of mortgaEe); atty.
w T. Sammis.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " q. lsA2 .
lsOth st-Victor Stolte agt Arthur q
Muhlke ct nj foreclosure of mortgage)
ottys.- wesselman 4 Kraus.
@ 1872. amended map of Bronxwood
Park-Frederick c Hardy agt Wilhel-
nina 8 Heartt ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty. l. q Friess.
The sun., 1916-11-29
rAwNBROKERs SALES.

l.. .. FIRUskI. Auct'r. 20 Bowery, sells
10 A. NJ, unrtdcemed pledges OF every de-
scription FOR unpaid loans from tho follow
ing pawnbroksrs. including all diamonds,
ruhies. sapphlres, pearls. emeralds. all other
stones unset or set In rings, earrings. pins,
links. chains, studs, bracelets. locket or
other mounting. all jewelry. watches, sill
verware. guns. Instruments, furs. clothing,
cameras. all other goods pledged previous
to dates and up to numbers mentioned.
both inclusive. and all pledges held over.
no. -, 1915. TO No. a73es: also Nos 81.
sO3. 3ji53. 35lji. 357C7; also large assert.
ment emeralds. rubias ana pearls. d..
Harris. .23 Court ST., brooklyn, Jewelry. &c.
Dee. III stern. -5it rth Ave. 10 No.
s2Sig. 1895. 33iii, 1880, 1851. s37iI.
2.qss, lSis3. diamond ring OF 1914, 3Q2g3.
:s0TG. tG32s. diamond pin OF 1907. 4G330,
diamond ring Of 1905. 1891. diamond ear.
rings OF 1907. i633s, diamond pin Of 1907,
iOOO5. diamond ring OF 1907. S50s2, dia.
mond cluster ring OF 1907. 1884: diamond
and sapphire ring OF 1908
Nov, IS isi5. TO No s7soc. j XndcPson.
Ave. prior Nuv. -. l'15.
pee 5-M BruCkhe!mer, 1870 81 Ave.
prior Nov. II. 1915. 20 No. 1880. NJ. q l..
bruckhoim'r. :iii ~ Ave, prior Nov. Is.
lgl5. to no .>.oo. NJ S!mons 4 Son. 265
Grand -. from Aug. !. 1915. to Oct. 81.
1915. Sos. ! to 1875,
Ia, t-f Anderson. 50- ". t:d St,
prior Nov. u, 1915, 20 No. t.3O0.
Dec. a. Slmors. 2g0s 81 Ave. sobel
Pros, S22 Columbus Ave. Jack Sobsl Co,
:7lG Sth Ave. prior Noy. q, lsl5.
The sun., 1916-11-29
DRAL HgTATB.
1SrABLIsHED JULY, 1897.
BRYAN L. Kennedy
Real Estate Broker, Appraiser . A~uctioesss
lSs 1roadway Telephone 1bt7 Cortiaalt
REAL ESTATE.
rORECLDsuRE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
1ORk--Union Trust Company Of New YorA,
Plaintiff, against Augustus T.. Bailiy, and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance OF n judgment Of fore
closure and sale, duly made and entered
n the above entitled action and bearing
the order therein, dated November II. 1915.
and duly filed, amending said Judgment. I,
the undersigned. the Referee in said Judg-
the Exchange Sales Room, Nos. 1915 vessy
Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City
of New York. on the 18th day OF December.
1915, at IL o'clock noon on that day. by
Herbert A. Sherman. Auctloneer. the prem
ises directed by said Judgment to be sold
and therein described as follows.
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being in
the borough OF Manhattan. OF the city. of
New YORK. in the County and state OF New
York, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point In the southcrly side
OF One hundred and nineteenth street dis.
tant One. hundred and three 1o3) feet
easterly from the corner formed by the
Intersection OF the southcrly eide of Ono
nundred ana n,netsenth street with the
thence southerly parallel with said easterly
SIDE OF Lenox Avenue and part OF the dis.
tdSSe t snrosFn Y a pnT'y n Tn., 10 o"s ,ss su ..ntrs
line OF tho block; thence ~easterly along
said centre line OF the block and parallel
and ann p sn,S sSathe Street sac sixteen % o"e e,s sun fsst;
thence northerly parallel with said easterly
side OF 1SeDox Avenue and part OF the dis
lance through a party wall. one hundred
C00D feet eleven 6lD inches to said
southerly eide of one hundred and nine
teenth street and thence westerly. along
said southerly side OF one hundred and
nineteenth street. sixteen C6) feet to the
point or place Of beginning.
Said premises being now known by the
Street number So West 18Th Street.
Dated New York. November 90. 1918.
AUGUSTfN DERBY. Referee
MILLER. KING, LANE a TRAFFORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. 50 Broadway.
New York city.
The following IL a diagram Of the
property to be sold. its street number is
81 West 18th Street.
The sun., 1916-11-29
ORE CARS 10 RELIEVE JAN.
Northwestern Roads Agree to Lead
$4,000 for Coaiers.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2s.vRailroads of
the Northwest have agreed to aid the
campaign for relief of the countrywide
car shortage by putting about 16.b00 of
their ore cars In the coal carrying ser
vice, releasing a large number OF regular
coal cars now In this territory for gen.
eral commercial use. All roads having
on their lines more box cars than they
themselves own have been ordered TO
move the excess. loaded or empty. toward
lines which have fewer cars h they
own.
The committee on car efficiency made
public n statement Of box car locations
on November !. showing large excuses
on some roads and deficiencies on others.
The Pennsylvania headed the list of the
with 30.963 more cars than Il
owns. The Boston and Maine had an
excess OF ILLS, Southern 8,496. New
Haven 1920, New York Central 9,732.
Erie eel. Philadelphia and Reading
6.o54 and Chesapeake and Ohio $3.50.
OF the roads holding fewer cars than
they own the Grand Trunk Pacific was
first with a deficiency OF 1870, Scaboard
Air lii 7.0SS, Illinois Central 7.03S. ST.
Louis Southwestern 6.924. Southern Pa
cific 6.591, Union Pacific G,22i. Louis
vile n Nashville $500. Atchison i.S24.
Minneapolis. st. Paul and Sault Ste.
Marie 4.454. Nashville, Chattanooga and
st. Louis 4,0S3, Mobile and Ohio 3.GS3
and Burlington 1915.
The sun., 1916-11-29
Use FOR DOwNTOwN REALTY.

WATER STREET.-Charles +. Noyes
Company and the Duross Company
have sold 227-229 Water street. north
east corner OF Beek.nan street. two
i've story loft buildings covering a
plot Of about 1000 square feet. After
s,terations the premises will be occu-
ped by the George Josephie Company
for its business. The property was
assessed at $4,000.
SUFFOLK STREET.-The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has sold to an in
weston 1853 SUFFOLK street. three story
front and five story rear tenements. on
lot .iXi0o. near Houston street.
WEST eth STREET,. T.. Finneran
and 7. !. Ryan have sold for Anna F..
Woydcock 10 J. l.. Van SAINT 242 West
T~wenty-hfh street. a four story
dwelling, on lot l5xs0. The buyer
gave in exchange a residence. on plot
l?JNl0O, al the corner OF Woodycrest
avenue and Valley road. white Plains.
y, Y.
BROOK AVENUE.-Samuel Cowen has
eold liI4 Brook avenue. a four story
nat. on lot 25xl00. to V. Chabbott.
The sun., 1916-11-29
1, BRISBANE BUYS
FIFTH AVE. CORNER
Editor Pays Cash for Seven
Lots at 1881 Street Held
at S25O,OOO.
INVESTMENT PURCHASE
East side Dwelling Sold
Dentists College Increases
Holdings on 34th st.

Arthur Brisbane In the buyer OF the
scven lots at the south corner Of Fifth
avenue and 1881 street. Though re-
ports that the property had been sold
we're about the city for several days,
|, was not actually sold until yesterday.
According To Tease & Gilman, brokers
in the sale, Mr.. Brisbane bought II for
investment. his belief being that the de-
yelopmcn, with fine dwellings OF the
avenue north Of Mount Sinai Hospital AT
Tooth 20 1Olst street would bring a big
advance in tho value OF the corner In
tho near future.
The property Is vacan and fronts
ioo.li feet on Fifth avenue and 175 feet
Sn me street. The four lots forming
the 100 foot squar at the corner were
secured from Frank Cunning. Mrs. Will
lam r. Dunnlng and Mrs. Thomas l..
Fowler. heirs OF Benjamin +. Dunning,
who bought the lots In 1878. The ad-
Joining lots on 1881 street Mr.. Brisbane
bought from the estate of John q. Gillig
and Col. Jacob Ruppert.
II Mr.. Brisbane improves his ur-
chase with a fine home he will go far 70
bring about the early development OF
property In that neighborhood held for
several years by well known people.
The block to the nor.h-lo3d to lOith
streets owned by Henry Clews. Mr..
Clews once planned 10 improve this prop
erty with an art school building. August
Heckscher controls the next block to the
north. A few weeks ago Miss Llewellyn
Parsons had plans filed for n 500, 900
dwelling TO cover the north corner OF
The sun., 1916-11-29
STORE AND LOFT LEASES.
Large and small Concerns secure
New Quarters.

William \. White & Sons have leased
inc hr., lnft at Al West Twenty-first
t,'''"' 20 IN" Central Button Company {;
'he lrn'h loft NJ 80 West Twenty-iirst
sl''r' - !. Wasscrmann the third loft
~ I-i-l.H Blcecker street to Henry :.
,aN' 4 Err. and an Office at 81 West
'-..N street TO Harold i. Walsh.
~ N J.. Hess have leased the eighth
moor - li0 Firth avenue to the York
Shl'' k'litug Mills the front part Of
ue Hh'h floor at 1875 West Twentieth
sf"'' 20 tho Phoenix Dress Company (:
,nc rear part of the NTH floor at 229-39
west T"cnty-cighth street and the sec
.hd floor at 30-2 West Fifteenth street
" tAo Fuut Bros.
Jh'o' R1hinowitz has rented the top
lo1' ~ "23-5 West Seventeenth street to
,he Diamond Thread Company the
ouI'|'F 1T l52 West Twenty-fourth
s't""t 70 the West Side Paper Stock
t.mitny, for ", II. Ludlow a. Co. first
,oN a, 500 Lafayette street and 1919
haN Fourth street to the =. 4 II. Pic
,,lfs Frame Company; the store and
nssen1ent at ol-93 Mercer street to Max
.-'iurrg with William g. ''kcr's
sons the fourth loft ~ i67 caster
sreet 10 the Manhattan e. lli,tc-
'urng Company: store anF 'ent at
The sun., 1916-11-29
GREAT NECK HOME SITES.

Baker-Crowell, with Shields Bros,
rave sold for G. II. S%chultheis Company
a parcel Of land having a frontage OF
in feet On Mania It Boulevard, Great
Neck Hills, Great Neck, L. I. II Is the
intention NJ the purchaser TO improve
The plot with a residence.
l. g. Wolf has sold for the villa Park
association 10 the c. & II. Realty Com
pany 4 corner plot In the Great Neck
estate, fronting co feet on Elm street
ehd 200 foot on nillside nNenue.
The sun., 1916-11-29
SATISFIED
with name and address OF lender,
tUrney.D

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
18TH ST. = :. 20 g Sth av-Hyman Click
to the y y saw Bank, 81 sth av; atty,
Jno Weber, Z hickman st....... $40. 900
18th ST, lis Fanny Heiden to Mari
anna Rothkopn and Max Eisman. exrs
and trustees; atty. Title Guar 4 T co.
l2sTH ST. 81 E-Hyman Click 10 Edwin
e Hahn. 5ii W itist st; attys. Salter &
~. 40 Nassau st......,..,..,:....s?,o 900
k2wlsz to Isaac seiman Ii.cOo
$ and Ellz y Rigney. brooklyn, to
o'Nei. Akron. Ohio; atty. N Y Title 4
NJ Co, 1875 Bway, IS, 900
is0rH ST. b25 W, assignmt rents-Maria
T. OFT, . Pinehurst av, TO " = n J Cor
poration. l03 Park ,S2b7 sG
WASHINGTON SQUARE, bl-Gco inness,
Jr, and Julia q, his wife, Ellenvile,
Ulster Co. n Y. to Manhattan Saw Instn'
6ti Bway; attys, Holmes. Rapallo a
Kennedy. go Bway. $40. 600
9TH ST, 6i7-6l9 W-Edw i Beinhauer 10
Ludin Realty Co. a Delaware corn; atty,
Lawyers Title & r Co. 100 Bway. 81, 900
SAME PliOPERTY-Ludin Realty Co to
Lincoln Trust co. eos 9Th av. exr q trus
viii sarah u Freeman; attys Bowers Il
ST AIMS Az. e $. 1907 = Rae st-Bernard
c a. Ride | Murray to VIM II Murray.
admir-: atty. lawyer T q T Co. 100
SAP sT. 8 ., 81 9 LIST av-Mar!e schneiier'
Sanford, Orange co, Fla, TO Gilbert Lee
Nicoll, S2l w l7sth at. adm; atty, II l.
Brown. 81 Nassau .......... $500
The sun., 1916-11-29

1881 Wooster street TO samuel wsissI.
Charles M. Baldwin has leased the
s.ore ~ 2oS and $50 Fifth avenue to the
Eli" e Fress OF East Twenty-eighth
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co.. have leased
lott at IL East Forty-sixth street to
frank Blast. to. be used for the sale of
ladies' suits and gowns,
Inc Real Estate MANAGEMENT Com
pany mas leased to Charles Edrich,
.allor' the store at $3.50 Broadway for a
terms OF years. and the store at 257s
BROADWAY to Peter Papagianis, florist,
for a term Of years.
The sun., 1916-11-29
CLEMENT. COURT FOREcLosED,

Clement Court, the six story apartment
house at the northwest corner Of Madi-
son avenue and Nlnety-ninth street
which was sold in a voluntary action for
s25o,0o0 on November 10. is on the road
10 the auction block again. but his time
the action is a forced one. The Baron
DE Hirsch Fund has brought n foreclos-
ure action to recover a mortgage of
$4,000. and pending the termination of
the suit Justice Philbin appointed yes
to-day Edward 7. Devlin receiver Of the
rents from the big apartment, which is
l~OO.1lxl2o. Five years ago the prop
erty was sold by Col. Francis Leland in
a trade. In which the apartment figured
at 1926. 90. in the valuation.
The sun., 1916-11-29
DENTISTS EXTEND HOLDINGS.

The College Of Dental and Oral Sur
eery. which recently bHugh, 3l3 East
Thirty-fousth street, yesterday acquired
the adjoining house. at S1l, from Will
lam Carr. The college Is also said to
have completed arrangements for pur-
chasing 3i5. owned by William Stru,h-
ers. These properties comprise a plot.
stNssa, Just east of Second avenue and
sbu, the new dental college bu lding at
500 to BOO East Thirty-ffth street.
The sun., 1916-11-29
LIVE O MARKET.


brEN Receipts. LOIS head; mainly
consigncl direct 10 slaugh;rt,r-. 80 trad
ing: feeling uuchargel Dressed beef IN
fnir. demand AMI steady n ilpiiigc. per
10. fnr na'i"e Sides.
sn.c. YEAS steady others slow and weak
Common 20 prime Neals. {yiiI per TOO
es 'aiIs, y $3.50. ctr dressed 'ctis.
saIcs-s Iudl & CO. . y,a.. -. lbs.
G9'GCFa e. RI t 'G2 rs Ia. y Y. t ,5n
90. 4e'ysals. In. ~; 2, 100. s.. Nm,
,ommission 60, - ycais l'3 'it : COS,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Hcc,ipts, i.Gj5
head cars on sale; sheep steady. lambs
&c, higher. Common 20 fair sheep tew"si,
itrejo: cuils, s.. SO. fair to prime lambs,
ton arm AZ iimlic. per TO-. dressed lambs.
IGTlsc.. country dressed dollhouse lambs
fsaaiis.""rsonGinY 1 sPRHnSSSornS, " 70 Ohio lamb.
Commission Complny, = state lambs. CO..
cults, IS. 50; c sheep, 30, s.. Newton 4
CO.. 81 Pennsylvania lambs. Sc, ill.Si: 4.
Ii1,;s' ~ sSa,,ss snn@sGgp.. 70 80 S1n-
81: : yearlinss. 70. $3.50; u sheep, e., 60,
HOGS-Rcccipts. l,S7e head. nal, car on
sale; mark't Urn, 20 100. higher, lhght. to
MEDIUM n%ss s2'l at 5000 per ,o9
Salcs-s. Judd & Co. 80 state hogs. a.
lbs, average wv per 4OO lbs s. l-t. " SO.
: rourhs. 800, ss.T5,
Other CitIes' liz. Stool N,rLet.
,,,,C.rn
-s'o"nn'' 49,.
w., "',M - -, a un"'I y'St.tdhS =
oEcr'sr hN's 20 49, uFh'' 1900
IN rnNNrbh' a. =. ,nms't,, ,6s'S"%
i",". '"Tus go AZ. i.sS s',''! : ~
hosr co,,'"' ,57fi4 ~ *, WIN Ss,ssolr1."
Sc -5TlOci Is: s,ockers and feeders. 81 GO n
20 cows ana hclfers. tgC5n, X, rsly.s
sp.O1la1T.
Shecp~Reco,pts I-.non. steady Va.bors
$50 90; ewes, st5nRs: lambs ,e,O1
.lc.g,.
E.SS,S r,ry %
So h"es.Rg'
g'.IN 49, g. "A I, az. n'lN S''a.L
butchers. sG.55Gqso. urh, 50. p. i q "a
plrs. s7TSTn
Cattl, aRecoip's. ln.O roo. irr'udInc 700
Sou,herns. Prime fpl steers. so ,63
ii.7,, dressed beef steers, s7'so'I ln,5.
Southern steers. si.7rrS5O: cows. 81 Is a
sT0: hcifrrs. tSTlOcJ stockrrs and feed.
crs 40 trade, bulls, 8 2,UG.7j, calves.
sGTll.
sheer n"co'p's 900 strong 20 ioc.
h.iehor l,'mhs IL, - 10 .y"atlngs
sh.g@H'1i W"ihrrs' S''uJN'o, ewes,
sG.75TS
ST. LOUIS, Nov .s =Vars-R.roIpts
20. 900: ETltc. lower. Lights 50 s5UaSo;
ria. GOOD hoavy. ,qgoHIo 10. Link 4, q,
AZ 40 ~ ~
"C,,i,e -R,cein,a Sam, .tecav - N,
higher. Nativa beef s'e,rs, ti.tnTii,56;
ycarl!nG steers nnd hoirers, s. ro4iis6:
The sun., 1916-11-29
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED,

Goodwin 4 Goodwin have rented for
r. Ritter to Alice Crossman the four
story and basement dwelling ut los
West 1891 street n for BENJAMIN
kichberg to Paul Shalet the four story
n basement dwelling at 2i9 Lenox
avenue.
The Houshton Company has leased to
Anna Ttrell the four story and base
ment dwelling at ~ West Ninety-second
street for Carrie Kaufman.
Porter Il Co. have leased for Ralph ".
Wechsler to Edward v. Graham the
three story n basement dwelling at
13l \ est l23d street.