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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
n0wnt0wn

with name and address Of lender ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth strsst.)
BROoME ST. $50. C West Bvay (Ssi),
20. l0x6t.a, Dec l2--Ott l. Arps TO lily
kroger. on 23ist st. Spuytsn Duyvii.
yrs. So atty. Gustav Lange. Jr. 2b7
bWsy y5,500
Fast Side.
east OF. Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets)
is-Esthold Realty Co 10 Union Dime
Saw Bank. 7oi sth av,. s yrs. 6%t attys.
Butcher. T 4 J.. ! Mad av...,.,S275.0 900
Realty Co to Resale u Romsyn. $50
North st, Buffalo, " Y. due and Int az
per bond. pr mtg. $4,000; atty. Title
Guar a It Co, 17G Bway. ......,.. 81. 900
7iTH ST. = 3, l0s g Park av. 72xi0e,2, Dec
Ills East ~ Corpn TO City Mortgage
Co. i5 Wall st, demand 81: atty. + A
Snow. 10 Wall Recommendation 900
West side.
(west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
22p ST. 2A% W. s5xes.9, Dec l3-Hy Koch
Ter to Fred II Adam. Ridgewood. y J.
10 yrs, 81. pr mtg $4,000; atty. y W
TiehsnOr. ~ Park Row SIC. 900
ssTH- ut. 20s W. ca.<xss.s. Nov ?9--Wm
J Janson 70 Louis o~ttenhAmer, lolb
Cater av. brooklyn. due Dec !, 1919.
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KERMIT ROOSEVELT RENTS.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company has leased for DR.. NAL
colin McBurney to Kermit Roosevelt 81
East Seventy-eighth street. unfurnished
and for Francis A. Phraner to Clarence
Sackett log East Thirty-seventh street
for n term OF years. Albert b. Ashforth
represented the owner.
Pease & Gilman have rented for Mrs.
Fisher johnson - East Sixty-thrd
street. n four story dwelling. between
Madison and Park avenues. to DR.. Her
bert d. Wilcox. who recently bought 70
East Seventy-ffth street and Is now
altering II into an American basement
house for his own occupancy.
Porter 4 Co. v leased for Howard
Gillespy, trustee. to William A. Raiders
the three story and basement dwelling at
III West i23d street.
Shaw 4 Co. nave leased for Helen A.
Won Gerichten the three story and base
ment dwelling at 3S1 West 1l6th street
TO the Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity.
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GOOD DEMAND FOR LOFTS.
Concerns Take Space In Many Sec
tisns Of the City.

800 ~ "
tisns Of the City.
The Char,sa r Nova. Comnanv he.
leased 10 the N.w YorI Ivsrtcn, ths
southerIv hair ~ ,h. r.v, h,,i,dtrs n.
Gently erectea NV ths Schu,t. Connanv
At 2af Rroaawsv sato,n;nS the n.w
A.,or Hou.s puiid,rs tn. i.,.. 4, To-
a term ~ YEAR. the lana mon which
tbs hu,idinS ,.sra. wa. saLsr no M
schultz from paron yV,iiar vya,dorr
Aa,or Ths lmertco,, viii tat. nos.ss-
sion mart snring III. mac viii re- no.
cunied Tor ,,s aovntnvn ruhi,cs,ior
ono. ana conn,,rs room rhs h,,,idin~
has the di.,inctior NJ h.ir~ ths oniv on.
story h,iIdin~ IN Rro.dS,sw so,,th ~
Canal street
Cri., = uarr,c, h.v. ,....a sor Io,r
II usnsh.v IN. h,,,iatnc. ans sna soI
west T,hirteenth strset 70 N r Go,dman
for a term NJ y.sr.
Louis Schr.r ha. Ia. .ea IN. ..cora
loft at Iei.Ias West Tvsntv .sour,h strset
to the y Kurkowi,, Comnanv ana ths
Attn loft 10 tha Invincihi. Cloak ana
Suit Company. the fourth loft al no.
li2 West Twenty.sixth street. 10 the
welrose Dress COMPANY and the second
loft AT III Sixth avenue 10 Dorman q
Goldberg.
Cammann. yoorhee, a FIoyd have
leased the store. basement. nrst and sec
ond lofts at 900 Pearl street TO T1men
4 Carnot also the store and Placement
at 10 south William street through 10
stone street TO a.. q. Nicholas,
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
10 Theodore wolfert for 4 term Of Ave
years the eleventh foor at 39-41 West
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H. L. JONES HEADS COMPANY.
New President OF Chain store sys-
TEN Is q al Founder.

Harry l.. Jones has heen elected presi.
dent Of the Jones Bros. Tea Company and
it's allied concerns, the Grand Union Tea
Company. Globe Grocery Stores and
Anchor Pottery Company, with their $50
stores. Mr.. Jones Il tn. son OF Cyrus u.
Jones. who. with two brothers. founded the
enterprise forts four years ago.
Control of tho company has been OBJ
tanned by Merrill. Lynch a Co. The com
pany's factory In Brooklyn covers an entire
block. Mr.. Jones. the new president. was
graduated as n civil engineer, and many
OF the labor saving devices in the COM
pany's factory are OF his invention.
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Lis PENDENs.
Manhattan.

nth Az. 7st-Amsriean Radiator Co ast
Robert J MURPHY ct al faction to fore.
close mechanics hen); NY Phillips q
Sd 81. $40 y ,,ry D Pitts ast Haymsn
waliach 81 81 foreclosure OF mortsase)
PARK Az, ss3-FMnn Realty Corp az,
Charter Constr Co tspecihc perform
ance); attys. 0rout q Mckinney.
lbsTH ct, $50 W-Richard Grant az
Frank J Gunther tforeclosure OF mort
gage): atty. r r Mead.
BArHoArE Az, isae-Methodis. Episco-
pal Church Home. &C. agt John Dieh
1t al tforcclosure of mortgage. attys
,tsTH ST. 7s7 3; ISL rorss. av: 7ol
W%estehester av. and whesier Az. I2ic
90 i2is-universai Holding q Leasinr
Co, Inc, agt NJ u W Realty Co ct a
faction to set aside decd; atty J W
Bryant.
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ESTATE BUYS BACK GARAGE.

WEST SAD STREET-Heirs Of the Dom
aid Mitchell estate. who lost their
large factory property at 500. 900 and
ao6 West Fffty-third street. near
Eighth avenue. last month In a fore
closure sale. have repurchased the
property from the successful bidder.
Bernard karsch. a jeweller. who was
plaintiff In the suit. Mr.. karsch bid
the property in at S%5.5Ss, Of which
$4,000 Is first mortgage. the property
being further encountered by liens
a~ggregating $1+.e4s. The heirs have
formed the 302 West Fifty-third Street
Corporation TO take back the property.
EAST 18TH STREET-The four story
dwelling at 22 East Seventy-eighth
street has been sold. 1t occupies IA
lot l5.+xs2.2. 1o4.s feet west OF Mad
ison avenue. and Is owned by John
l.. De Saulles. The adjoining house
at 20 was also sold recently.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

MADISON ST. sSl. all--Goldie Robinson
to Samuel weinst.in. on the premises. q
yrs extension OF lease dated Nov p. 1915.
strH II. 1850 w. . . and part b-United
Cigar Stores Co to Thomas Murray. 6<a
9Th sv. s9-l2 yrs. July 1. 1916. t April
rs, 1895; atty. VIM. II stewart. 1899 Sd
av.... 81, 400 20 $4,000
SD Az. 63s. all-Patrick j cuskley to WIN
Little. 2s5 r 3sth 81. ext lease ) Kris from
SAME PRoPERrY. a,i-same TO sans. il
yrs from May I. 1911: atty. same. $3.50
The sun., 1916-12-14
CITY TO TRADE QUEENS SITE.

Efforts 10 bring about an exchange
~ a plot adjoining the Queens County
Court House on Thompson avenue, Long
Island City. for property adjacent to
Public School 1 at Van Alst avenue
and Ninth street. are being made by
residents near the school. who want a
childrcn's playground. Tho Thompson
avenue plot was bought under the Cas-
sidy regime for 10000 ~ a site for a
borough hall. improvements have In
creased tho value $4,000. experts say.
The sun., 1916-12-14
HOTEL MAN buys GARAGE.

John Bittner. proprietor OF the Eastern
Hotel. al South and Whitehall streets.
has purchased from the Mase Realty
Company. representing the Montgomery
Maze estate. the four story garage build
Ing at IS and so East Eighty-eighth
street, on plot 8? .7x1o0.s. between Madi-
son and Park The price was
close to $4,000. A long term lease of
tho property held by the watson's Club
Garage Is understood to have been taken
over by the new owner. The structure
will continue to be used as a public
garage. It vas once the private stable
o. william b. Leeds.
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sNLEs.
JOSEPH SHONGOOD'S SONS. Juliu,

JOSEPH SONS. Julius
shongood, Auct.. - Bowory. sell 10 a. NJ.
Dec. l4-Al diamonds and other precious
stones In various settings, all watches.
jewc.ry OF every description. silvsrwars.
pISngtH pr'op So it, isi5. to 10. sS?sas.
and all goods hold over from previous
sales sloe,;icin hros.. :t57 SIN Aye
ary {,f fG0a Hugh sn0 Frec - 90 P&;s eWs chaRm ,t"r Sc Sc;
also similar goods from 40. $500 to No.
sales. j. Il. S,,hnSrer. ISL "a Ave.
Dec. IA large and choice stock Of dia-
wonds IN S@rious settings pledged priOr
helm 4 Sons. i,sS ist Ave
Dec. l5-Ali diamonds and other precious
stones IN various settings, az ws,ahss. isw
and ends and all other misee!ihneous A.
tieles pledged prior Nov. 10. 1915. to No.
s "a 80. and d. II si,1 sGS@' reg ao Gs'r ST! 'TS% S,S pr AVE-
Dec. ib-M"n'- md women's clothing.
dry goods. shoe Sc. pledged prior Nov.
! siibcrs,ein Bros. -ii7 sth Ave. Also simi.
Jar goods 20 No !osto, S. Freund. .722
Dec. is-rnredeemed pledges o, din-
mouds. watches, 5ewelrv. odd. and ends
from Aug, l., 1912. 20 NO. 1886. Also all
goods p,s9ssd r,iSr pGt' 10; ielS, L. cd Bern ~
Dec. Is TO No, 1860. Magen Bros. 800
De- lg-urr.loemcl pledges OF Diamond.
$4,000 70 No, 22aOo inclusive II. Raruth 4
Son, COS Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn. also ODDS
Dec. 10. 1915, II Il. Adam Co, 2iN sth
Dec, :o-vnredecmca rletsss OF dta
1915. Also No. 57,ai 81 1903 and ali eooa.
held over from, previous sales, y IS
similar goods. Jas J Ryan, Inc. iae
Mvrt.o Ave, BROOKLYN.
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tManhattan north or llOth street)
i.5TH ST. 55i W. :5xee. ll-Broadway Saw
lnstn to Hubbard & Peixotto. Inc. IS
John 81. b and >. G a q. Dec 10; atty.
i&3D st. sc w. Is:xseIi-Tho and
Mary A McBride to Minnie X Mcbride.
52% w 1854 st. mtg 5000. June 50: attys.
Beals & y. I Madison 81
10TH st. n a.. 1878 g Amsterdam av. COX
o~s.il-rhos r verm!lye, Hopeweil June
ton. y y. ct al to Robt i Smith. So W
ltsth 81, Nov 20. atty, Lawyers 7 & T
10TH Az. \ W C 2i5th 1t, % llx60--Ambeck
Realty Corpn to Fredk Tietig. 100 Jener-
son av. Bklyn. mtg SIS. 900. all liens. Dec
IL: atty. Lawyers 7 & T Co. lso
0N8y s...... e. 900. ylVV
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DYckMAN-BRONx TRADE.

Frederick Tietig Is the buyer Of the
i've story apartment house. se.llxs0. At
the southwest corner Of Tenth avenue
and 2l6th street, the sale OF which by
the Ambeck Realty Corporation was re-
ported recently. In part payment Mr..
Tietig rave the ive story nat. 37.Sx
1871. on the north side OF 166th street.
sos feet west OF Union avenue.
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l. Nuct'r. 20 Bovery. sell,

10 A. NJ, uurederued pledges Of every de
scriptiou for unpaid loans from N" follow
ing pawuhrQk"rs. including al diamonds,
rublos, sapphire, pearls, cmerd.ds, all other
stones unset or 80 IN rings. earrings. pins.
links. ,hHius, studs, bracelets. lockct or
other u.pUut,ug IN !owc'ry. watches. si'-
vcrwatr. sune, Instrument. fars, clo'hing,
camera. al. other goods r'otgvt previous
20 duios aud m - utul"rs mentioned,
both inclusive. ana al! p.''y,s hold over.
Dec. li--Wm simpson. ~ Park Row.
prior Oct, ~, 1913. 10 80. oNctS,
pee lA-Sobc' Bros! >.2 Columbus Ave
Dec, l5-R Gutter y SON. 49, Bowsry,
prior oct. 80, 1915, to 40. :73sT 8, 4,
tlatto. l?1l 81 Ave. pIlor Nov, Is. 1915.
to No, 1880
Dec lN-Corsniiaa'ci Loan CO, ia Park
Row, Harry Lew Go, rroprs.. prior Nov.
J., 1915, to 40 G22No
Dec. lg-Beruard's Loan Oficr, c776 sth
Ave. prior Dec. -, l'l., 10 No. $1,000.
Dec, gO-Ww S''rNs"n 4. Co. ~ Bow
cry. prior OF 20, laIi, to No, 3fSS3.
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FLATS ron CoLORrD FOLKS.

A six story tenement for the exclusive
occupancy Of colored families will be
built at the northwest corner Of Park
avenue and 1920 street by the estate Of
Il. y. Quackenbush. Plans for the build
a plot sQx10o. Each floor will be d.
vlded into six apartments Of three. four
and five rooms.
The sun., 1916-12-14
SITE FoR NEW QUEENS CHURCH

A new Catholic church IL to be built
IN part OF n tract of nine and three
ou'rter acres at Flushing avenue and
Cu,r turnpike. Queens. which was
traI 'fcrred yesterday to the Augustinian
Fathers by Green. Featherstone & Shan
non.
The sun., 1916-12-14
SITE FOR NASSAU HOSPITAL.

The Nassau County Board Of Super
visors has voted to purchase the Charles
KEEL farm Of 100 acres at Bethpage as
Il site for n tuberculosis hospital. The
farm is five miles from Farmingdale and
seven from Central Park. The price
agreed upon is $500 an acre. At a ref
erendum election a year and . half ago
The people appropriated 100000 for the
hospital and It's site.
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Held as Drug SIN uwsIer.

Or. Charles O'Leary, n physician of
4S7 Westminster street, Providence. r.
J.. was arrested here yesterday at the
request Of Federal authorities In Rhode
Island, where he was indicted charged
with smuggling narcotics into the coun-
try.
The sun., 1916-12-14
RESULTS AT
TAT Il yEsEY STREET

b. Bryan l. Kennedy.
MANHATTAN Av. 27-2s. 3s.sxloox tires.
sty nat-Gsrman Savings Bank agt
Robert Rankin ct al; due, 3<:.3s7.sb;
taxes, &c, u. 250.so; withdrawn.
BY Samuel Marx.
sorH ST. :ss w.:37xos.s. +sty h.ctery-Av
G Sherwood agt u a McClelland; due.
Ss,?iI.oS: taxes. &C. Sc7s,2oi prior mtg,
$4,000; adjourned TO Dec. 81
BY Herbert A. sherman.
18th ST, las Z. 3Sxio3.s. 8 sty tnt-sooisty
for the Relief Of Poor widows with Small
Ssi. 3oSos; taxes. &C. ei.oso.ss; 70. the
plAlntlH
LAT s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James J. Donovan.
WISE Az, 1907. 20xio0. 3 sty ~dwig-City
Real Estate Co sgt Lawrence Marks ct Al
due. e5.<b6.6S: taxes. &C, $3.50: to the
plaintiff 800. S. 900
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GENERAL FUND.
BUSINESS RECORD.


AM" MNosfEs RiiRSEvRERG. indiyidaaiiH
and as member OF the arm OF Ei,ner
street; Involuntary Liabilities. $4,000.
assets. 1900.
JOSEPH VIOLA. saloon keeper. - Mar.
MOSES KArz, physician, 9as Yonkers ave.
nue.. lonkers. voluntary. Liabilities,
OSCAR KooKsEs, dealer in diamonds, and
l%ewelry. II Nassau street: involuntary.
MARQUIsEE CLOTHES SHOP. INC. II
Nassau street. involuntary. Liabilities.
5000. assets. 5000.
Assignments.
HENRY STEIN, trading as n. Stein & Co e.
trimming. 80 IVES, Thirty.second street,
way; David Hnar appointed receiver.
william FuERsr AND HERBERT
FuERsT: trading as Fuerrt Bros. q
and Sti7 Broadway. assigned TO Samuc>
]. Ferguson. DC Broadway,
SAMUEL. GEl.FAND. grocer 1850 Bryant
avenue, Bronx, assigned to Louis Go'um
hex.
Manhattan Judgments Filled.
First name 10 that OF debtorN
j, Harry Myers-T schuitheis.. 1885,. q" 81
Barheai, Emil-R Fixei. ....,..,... ~ 81
Consolidated Garage and Taxi Co.
Inc. and jacques NJ. Perlman-p
Cohen Lippman d Barne, Iifshitz-
Nassau Beekmnn Investing Co. es 81
Elliott. James We NJ, Milbum. ... 55 81
German. Geo. Prudential Iitho
graph Co, Inc. .5G 6.
Goldenberg, Louis. and David Ginsold
F. T. Sullsbayer Trsa
IL &. +. Koch 4 Co. lnc.-j. y. Col.
Inns ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1870 81
Ket,ercr, Percival. 20 Valentine 4
Maurice Lesser & Co. Inc.-Broad,
head wor.,ed Minis .,....."-.", 1851,
Managing and Producing Co. Inc
Carney X Kerr. Inc ...,........... bGe o.
Nassau Brewing Gov, NJ, schwen,
| Philips. Percy I'll a Haine...,,,, s,si: g
Robert NJ. BleAkic 4 Co. Inc. and
Robert ". Bleakie-F. J.. Slazenger. Col 81
Rilma Building Co. lnc.-E. CONN. c,sitol
Rosenbaum, Abraham and Bessie
L. Cohen ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. COS g.
Shecpshead Bay Speedway Corp. Inc.
j. L. Nichols .,..,.,......... 40. y
weintraub, J~oseph-Jacob Levy
Bro. Inc. .......u..........,.... 1907 2
woodend. VIM, Ey-w. X. Shock. SAT-:
Bronx Judgments FILED.
Bradford Samuel DC. W. Haines. S7s7 Z
Fleischmam, Philip FIR +. Baxter 1920. y
Breithaupt and Ferdinand Back ~
brosc Realty Co.u~"~"r."n....', 5.ss. 3
Manhattan satisfied judgments.
Of -. debtor; second. creditor: date flied }
Hl'I oA. Chandler Nv, A. Hall;
Avg ., l9i6. ."-."...""..,.,... .,s2ie
Eric Il II Col. Fallon; April IL,
1915 Observation-Disclosures. 1885,
Aparicio. Jose RI. Mundet 4 Son.
Inc: Dec. 4, 1915. .,......,..... SIS
Willets Service Co.. Inc -. q. Leon.
ard; Feb. 20, Observation-Disclosures. t66
The sun., 1916-12-14

Judge James II. Malone OF General
Sessions, who became III or Monday,
was reported yesterday to be resting
comfortably. lie is In his home, 20SG
Fifth avenue.
The sun., 1916-12-14
MORE HOMES FoR FLArBusH.

Elmer e. O'Donnell and William Saw
sins. builders. have bought twenty lots
on the east and west side OF Westminster
road, between Newkirk and Ditmas ave-
nues. upon which they will build de-
tachcd homes of the bungalow type.
Howard X. Mackenzie negotiated the
deal.
The sun., 1916-12-14

FINE OLD HOMESTEAD. among a lot
OF shade aud fruit trees. elegant location;
near water and beach; ground nicely laid
out, hedge. etc. makes u fine nll-ycar
nome; viii Il ,prso Of cheap to Interested
party for small cash payne ant balance
10 suit. DOCGnERrN. box 1879 sun office,
The sun., 1916-12-14
II MILL NECK ACRES SOLD.

Eleven acres At Mil Neck. L. l., ad-
Joining the estates Of Frank c. Jennings
and Gerard BeekInan. owned by Charles
I. Mccarthy and Edward J. Deasy. have
neon sold by Burton Thompson 4 Co.
The property a held at 925, 900.
The sun., 1916-12-14
$4,000 DRIVE APARTMENT.
Six story BuilSiag 10 Go Up sn
l82d street Corner,

* the northeast corner Of Riverside
N-Ne md 1s2d street "a six story apart
nlent house will be erected Mt q cost Of
100000 by the Shelby Realty Com
yany from plans by ". l.. Young. Tho
Nouse will cover n site l~0S.<xi33.S.
The sun., 1916-12-14

Bhr: atty. Title G1ar 4 T Co. 1!s
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north Of iioth street,
l3sTH ST. s27 W. l1xss.lI. Dec ida G
Raynor 10 Jessie G Smith. 1880 Union
at. Brooklyn, : yrs, 81 atty. Title Quar-
4 T Co, lTS Bway. $4,000
thorough of The Bronx
10 and 20. pcl 10. map WIN b Ogden
John J Conway and ano TO Dollar Saw
ings Bank, 2s0s I'd ay. Dec IL. yrs,
SO; sttys. MacHelier q q. ~ Cedar
Of ......,.... $4,000
CoURTLANDT Az. W =, AIS . ibsth at.
b~sxss--Cedar constr co, Inc. to Dollar
Savings Bank. 2sos Sd av, Dec H.. 4
yrs, Sc sttys. MacKeller & q. ~ Cedar
couRTLANDT Az. " cor iSsth st. t?.sx
s-Cedar CONSTR Go. Inc, TO L y saw
inGs Bank. sos Madison av, Dec IL. B
yrr. So attys. l. T 4 T Co. 100 broad.
O.
The sun., 1916-12-14
TYPEwRITERs.
HELP WANTEDNMALE.

AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
VOL established agency distributing a
hIvh.grAde medium priced car seeks two
sulesmen OF good address. Ad-
dress EI.A6G, box lac sun ONCE.
wANTEp-Automobile salesman to ais
pose OF 1917 1.ocomohie demonstrator must
be vigorous and clean CUT. RAYMOND ].
MANpERY, ilute. McAipin.
The sun., 1916-12-14

Pease L Gilman and Clark +. Cham
bers nave leased h top floor In the
building at 2%2 and 2%% Madison avenue.
at the southwest corner OF Thirty-eighth
street. Just completed by August Heck
scher, to Cass Gilbert. the architect.
The sun., 1916-12-14
TO IMPROVE RECENT PURCHASE

h John Alden Really Corporation.
Isaac Hardy president, which recently
took title to the plot 64xsa at ~ to 40
West Tenth street, has had Rouse 4
Goldstone draw plans for a nine story
apartment house to be built on the site.
Brooks q Womono have secured a build
ing loan OF S225,o00 for the owner.
The sun., 1916-12-14
,. NJ. REvILLoN's SUMMER Hoslp

Pell & Tibb!ts have leased for the
wampage Realty Company to John NJ.
Reyiiion, president Of Revillon Fferes. q
waterfront residence at Wampage Point.
l.. l., for the summer Of 1917.
The sun., 1916-12-14
Custom House Receipts.

Total receipts for duties At the Custom
House yesterday we're 35it.sss7S,. OF which
9ls2, 702,3 81 was for merchandise with
drawn from bonded warehouses and 1885,
l9t.3 for recent importations.
The sun., 1916-12-14
A,,tlnn..r I.p f'npal Street ,.Tz tnuof,,

Auctionerr, Is. Canal street. sells JeweIry
at II \. NJ; clothing ~ 20 \. VI.
Dec. lily T.. y, Fi'G9iwmons, 272
Broadway, BROOKLYN. unrrd"emei pledges
Of Is, Watches, irwolry. si'yerwars,
| SC, pledged to IA. lAA0O. Dec. /. 1915. and
all goods held over,
Dcg. lS-ny MeAlr"rpn's. 4ee rv''or 81,
Brooklyn. Al uursd'"ncd hedges OF
pearls, diamonds aud other precious stones.
watches. jeWoiry, sI,ycrwHrc. g., from No.
1925 oct. -. lHlh, 10 30 l'272 Nov. Is.
1915. ani all articles held from former
sales
Dcc. i9-pv Il. simpson & CO.. lt2 West
<.d -. Al unrcdo"nrd pledges ~ pearls.
diamonds aud other precious stones,
watches, Jewclry, silyerwafr, s., pledged
previous 20 40. l',1, uri, a., lttI. and all
| articles held from former snles,
Dec, lily Il. Simprou 4 co, '43 West
4.d ST., postponed snir as advertised for
| Dec, ~. 1915. including all pledges previous
70 No. 1901 Oct, l.. lylj. and old dates.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
WONDERFUL BARGAIN

% lots, 1900 g G. a si25o per
s25 cash, balance 81 per month. The
property is high and dry short walk to
station aud river boating, bathing and
fishing near by. c,rellcnt soil for fruit,
berries and vegetable splendid climate
for poultry raising. plenty OF work on
near by m%iliionalrrS' estates. Why live
in crowded city when you can. enjoy
and own your own home In good. health
ful country for less money than you pay
rent. Gal, or write for free 'lckcts 10
inspect this property. 6 FISHER, ?i3
est 3ith St, New York cas-.
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T~RANsACTIoNs RECORDED.
TRANsFERR.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of the nrst part)
The sun., 1916-12-14
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT
s7.WS,7sl

Custom receipts. slsi. 1911 internal revenue.
ordinary. ti,Ai.7s income tax. SlS5, 20: mis-
cellaneous, s.se. So; national bank notes re
cc,vcd for redemption, 81. $50. sSS.
Statement Of United states Treasury for De
The sun., 1916-12-14

plot At sos and $40 West is7th street.
sass 4 Springstein are the architects.
The sun., 1916-12-14
MORE MAcDouGAL ST. STUDIOS.

Pepe 4 Bro. have leased for Leon
Derche the three story and basement
building at l27 Macdougal street to J.. T.
Marshall. who will convert It into studio
apartments.
The sun., 1916-12-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE.

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FILING-Nouug woman wants position
good concern. -four years experience In
X ]. DEGES, 55e@ 18TH Ave, nrooNlyn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
Pioneer Of Oregon Is
Over Ninety Years Old

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Hngen and three
sons, OF Seattle, are in Eugene to spend
the holidays with James Casey, of 62S
Olive street, this city, along with about
80 relatives in all Mr.. Casey celebrat
ed his Goth birthday on last election
day and having always been democrat
was made doubly happy.
Mr.. Casey came across the plains to
Oregon in 1S49 and settled at that time
whereNDregon City now stands. He has
been well acquainted with many early
pioneers of Oregon, inchlding Colonel
Mclaughlin, and is personal friend Of
Senator Chamberlain and others Of
prominence today.
There are four generations present
in Eugene for the Yuletide gathering,
included among whom are Tom Casey,
an expert laundryman Of Seattle, San
Francisco and Montana. b. Casey, an
other son, is third senior engineer on
the Southern Pacific, having spent 30
years in actual service and 40 for the
company, having been in its employ
when the right-of-way was graded
through Oregon. Mr.. Casey senior was
also employed by this railroad in the
grading work many years ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
RAILROADS TO IGNORE
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW
VIII Not Attempt to Fit
Schedules to Law Until
Supreme Court Acts

New York, Dec. 27.- Railroads viii
ignore the Adamson eight hour law in
making up pay rolls and working sched-
ules until the United States supreme
court has passed on the constitutional
ity of the law. Notice to this effect
bers Of the brotherhoods are anxious to
by the railroad officials though the law
becomes effective January l. Formal
notice to this effect was posted in all
railroad yards, shops and offices to-
day.
All proposed negotiations between
members of the Big -Four" brother.
hoods and the railway managers, who
90 into session tomorrow, are off, il has
been learned The railroads have adopt
ed the policy that since the law is now
before the courts they should not be .
party to any action which might affect
the law or nullify it.
According to railroad officials, mem
bers of the brotherhaads are anxious tt
effect compromise" at the meeting
tomorrow in order to protect themselves
in the future, but the railroads win no
entertain proposals Of compromise o
arbitration.