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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16
IMPORTANT WEDDING WILL
TAKE PLACE THIS AFTERNOON
Marriage of Miss Stoughton and Mr. Ballard Fashionable
Event of Early Summer-Other Brides of
the Current Week

AN EXTREMELY pretty wedding will take
"A place this afternoon at 4 O'Clock in ST.
Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church, Ger
mantown, when Miss Frances Lewis Slough
ton, daughter Of MFR. and Mrs Augustus b.
Stoughton, of East Washington lane will
become the bride OF Mr. Frederic Lyman
Ballard, of Chestnut Hill. The ceremony
Will be performed by the Rev. Gilbert Penn
Der, rector Of the church. Miss Stoughton,
who Will be given In marriage by her father.
will wear n gown OF white tule with
touches of satin. Her court train OF tulle
VIII fall from the shoulders and her tulle
veil will be arranged with orange blossoms.
The bridal bouquet will be composed Of
lilies of the valley.
Miss Isabel Brockle Stoughton, who will
attend her sister as maid Of honor will
wear frock of white Georgette crepe EN-.
broidered In crystal beads, an orchid colored
changeable silk girdle enclrcing the waist
"A large leghorn hat trimmed with orchid
RIBBON VIII also be worn and she will carry
an old-fashioned bouquet Of pink and blue
flowers edged with a quaint lace frlll.
The bridesmaids, including Miss Mary
Ballard, Miss Mary Clayton, Miss Nancy
Evans Stokes. Mrs. William p. wilitts.
Mrs. A. Wayne Robinson, Jr., and Mrs
Donald Kent. will be gowned alike in pale
pink Georgette crepe. Their hats of leg.
horn straw VIII be trimmed with small
French flowers and they will carry large
bouquets of larkspur and pink peonies.
The best man will be Mr.. Ernest Ballard
a brother Of the bridegroom, and the ushers
will include Mr., Edward Robinette, Mr.. Ed
ward Denniston. Mr. Charles Henry Scott
Mr.. Edmund Gilchrist. MIR. Donald Klrkpat-
rick, Mr.. Allison Scully. Mr. Everett II.
Brown. Jr.. Mr.. Browning Clement, Mr.
Sydney Errngton Martin and Mr.. Fred
erick Breitinger. A small reception will
follow at the home of the brides parents on
East Washington lane. After an extended
wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs Ballard will
live at Andorra Corner, Chestnut Hill. where
theY will be at homo nfter Snntennhnr 1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16
CONGRATULATIONS

Miss Mildred A. Eynon, daughter Of Mr..
David Eynon, of $685. North 18th street.
was married Wednesday evening at $40
o'clock to Mr., John +. Carberry. of 306
East Price street Germantown. The bride
was attended by Miss Hazel Rushing as
maid of honor. while the best man was
Mr.. Joseph Carberry. Following the cere-
mony a wedding supper was served, after
which the young couple left on trip to
Atlantic City.
They will be at home after July IL
at 1868 Medary avenue. Germantown.
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North PHILADELPHIA

Among the June brides will be Miss
Lottie Roork. OF s4O6 Smedley street, who
will be married to Mr. Joseph Lindsay of
1908 West Tioga street. on Wednesday,
June 81. The ceremony will be performed
by the Rev. Rutger Dox. OF the Tioga
Baptist Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Mr., and Mrs. Ernest II. Brown moved
from so West Stratford avenue. Lansdowne.
to their cottage at Wildwood yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Macready, of 6014
Spring street. are spending two weeks in
Wildwood. N. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

4, M and Mrs Samuel Bowie and NJ,ss
a-Fsuerite Boyle. of Keswick House RydaI
-. nr' ana Mrs. Arthur Rush and Mr..
h-sa hI,','asa g Rush. OF Old York road, Arlington,
80 y n ueen spending several days this week
fa.sa ~ suests Of Mr.. and Mrs Walter JET
IN -, their farm at Glen Riddle. They
~ isturn to their homes today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Mr.. Joseph Macltin. of 243 North Goth
street, has gone TO Mt Pocono for fort
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16
FosTER-RossMANN.

An attractive wedding was solemnized
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock with
Nuptial Mass at the Church of Our Moth.
er of Sorrows, 4sth street and Lancaster
avenue, when Miss Virginia c. Rossmann,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ross
mann, of 914 North 46th street, became
the bride of Mr.. Cecil Adam Foster. The
Rev. Thomas p. Buckley officiated
The bride, who was given In marriage
by her father, wore a gown of princesse
lace. edged with pearls over white satin
and carried shower bouquet OF lilies OF
the valley and sweet peas The tulle veil
in cap effect was held with lilies of the
valley The maid of honor, Miss Cath
crime Bonnage. wore white net with pale
blue satin bands. The bridesmaids, Miss
Gertrude F. Meehan and Miss Clara ].
Linderme. were attired In white net with
pink satin bands and large white lace hats
and carried huge punches of Killarney
roses.
Mr.. Fosters best man was Mr.. Henry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

J. a. Hughes, while Mr.. Robert Crulcs
ADAMS and Mr. Theodore Earle Jennings
acted as ushers Following a wedding
breakfast at the home OF the brides par-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Foster. left on a trip
TO Washington and points south. After
August they will be at home at 2030 South
seth street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

The marriage Of Miss Katheryn Sheets.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Henry Sheets, of
Norwood, and Mr.. j Uber Bateman, form
erly of Delaware County, now OF Pitts
burgh, took place on Monday The bride
wore white crepe de chine gown and car
rted shower bouquet OF sweet peas and
lilies OF the valley. The Rev. Stanley Bill
heimer pastor OF the Norwood Lutheran
Church. ofiiciated. Only the immediate FAM
lilies and n few intimate friends attended
the ceremony, which was followed by
wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Bateman
are spending their honeymoon at Salt
Lake City, Colorado Springs and Chicago.
After July 1 they will be at home In will
kinsburg, n suburb of Pittsburgh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

avenue, mas returned 10 ner nome diter
having spent three weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Ringe. in Walliston, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hart. of 1897 North
56th street. have gone to Atlantic City for
two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Macready. of 6o14
Spring street, are spending two weeks in
Wildwood. N. ].
Mr.. Joseph Maclsin, of 243 North Goth
street, has gone to Mt. Pocono for fort
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hynds. of 5941
Spring street, are in Atlantic City for two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kerns. OF 64os
Girard avenue. have gone to Boston, Mass,
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos H. Mooney. of
Wyaluslng avenue, will spend the summer
with their son. Mr., Anthony j. Mooney. in
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Henry Porter Griffiths. of 724 South
5Sth street, entertained at rose tea on
afternoon in honor of her guests,
Mrs. A. L. Sager and Miss A. RICHTER, OF
Columbia, Pa. The guests included Mrs.
j. Harmer Rle, Mrs, Horace Jones, Miss
Mabelle Reeves, Miss Emma Jones, Mrs.
Paul Rittinger, Mrs, M. Byrd, Miss Ro-
berta Hamilton, Miss Harrison Rutherford
and Miss Margaret Burtinett
Miss EIfman, of 2S North Edge
wood street, has been entertaining her
cousin Miss Gertrude Coplansky, Of Mount
Carmel, Pa, as her guest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Ash Pearson. of
4S3 West Price street. will open their cot
tage at Cape May today Mr.. and Mrs
Pearson will entertain several house parties
during the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hynds of 6941
Spring street, are in Atlantic City for two
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Germantown

Mr.. Arnold Jennings n student at Prince
ton University, has returned to his home.
6O12 Greene street.
Mrs. John Dunn, Jr, of Pelham Court.
has returneds from a short visit to New
York
Miss Helen Banks, of 1904 Green street,
has gone to Monmouth, Me-, for the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Vark Rose, of 622 West
Rittenhouse street, will leave next week
for Cape Cod, where they will spend the
summer. Miss Mary Rose, who will spend
the weekend in Cape May with friends,
will Join her family later.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kerns. OF 64os
Grard avenue, have gone to Boston, Mass,
where they will spend several weeks visiting
relatives.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

s,rsss .s| Mario Marion Hull OF ia East Durham
hs1 NJ chestnut Hill, has gone to Harris.
d VISIT her brother and slster,in.law.
hrln~ ~ mrs Howard Hull. Miss Hull will
HulI ~ 9es rgs with her her sister, Miss Ida
e summer months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs Amos H. Mooney Of
Wyalusng avenue. will spend the summer
with their son. Mr. Anthony ]. Mooney. in
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

Miss EIfman. of 2s North Edge
wood street has been entertaining her
cousin. Miss Gertrude Coplansky, Of Mount
Carmel, Pa, as her guest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

rhe .sa sAo Mrs William H. Hunneman, Jr.,
ns rrss, On their wedding trip, will spend
lIu.ss-rss part OF the summer with Mrs,
!, Matths.s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
- ',.a :. Langhorne Mrs. Hunnsman VIII ~
's'''osred as Miss Aiyse Matthews.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

~ ,s sna Mrs. Lind Mason Baker. OF 1905
q y,ss. venue n viii leave the middle Of TIly
nsls ~ ~, Ut and Mrs. John Cotton Deal al
r 'A'hp on Little Deer Island. Me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-16

1sviS. James Hancock, Of the Poplars. 81.
.ana s,nas.' eonpanied by her niece, Miss
l.f5s.,fs's Al the Chelsea. Atlantic clty Me-
ssss.s,e .,,s .As hancock, who will be one af me
I'D esoutantes. win leave tomorrow to
- '''shas IN Peoria. III, for several
The sun., 1916-01-08

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GC,S' mn,on rsS nois,n, isiinsr1, y. MILAN. 70
80. Feb ss' isii.Archib4id" b. b aud aud
ssv. $50 9Th sv; atty. T.G 90. ii5
"ES IT xa, - i P,:s +; q ;. 'sss
Milton 5 Hoffman. iss Bess 80, 5000
icc.. J1, ,gos.HeleH H. i'' faFbe, 'T t'is 10
Greenwich Saw Bank; atty Geo :; ls
Wit 50 Nassau st. .......... ....... '5.oOb
1905, be- 10. isio-Msrs.ret ii Forbes
to the Rector. &c. st Bartholomew
Church: atty. II Lewis Morris. as
SAME PRSPERTy. july 10. 1898 ,Iohn IG
Roland to same, atty l. 7 T 90 10
RivERsIDE DRIVE. a. /, =. ss n isth
ST 2ollxsi is2i3xs7.lo. June -, lgii-
Nora f Bergmann To Mabel X cush.
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18th 81 5n - L, =. 81 4" Az b. So sx7e.
Valentine Gumprecht, atty. Nelson. 80
ssrH ST, $ 81 Madison ~, :i.s;.g,
May TO- lsOs-Corne,ius " Van voorhis
TO Florence koshiand' atty. Ferd
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. ~. -. 900 W
Psterno constn Go to g Mayer,
Inc; attys. Stoddard ". ~ broad
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order Supreme Court, Jan :, 1915, Justice
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Realty 20 TO Mary. Thos dnd F-ank J
Goodwin. -xrs. attys seSbe.'A tr'hCh
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and ano to Israel Win"r. atty.. kurhnan
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Mtg. 90, ~ cedar -, atty. Terry
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The sun., 1916-01-08
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, Jan, T. The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
Iioro Realty Company. Manhattan; cap,
ital, S25,oOO; directors, Carsten H. Lud
t"r, cera l., Mills Brookiyn, y. Y; Esther
Ss3 Audubon avenue, Manhattan: cap.
itsl, $4,000. directors, Frederic e, SEQ
field, Frank 4, McGurk ANA James X
Mackic, New York city
Eastern Finance Corporation. Manhst
tan; capital 10000. oir.ctors. Alfred p
M"r.mo"d; O. Brecillien snd A. NJ
lion company, Manhattan; capital
$1,000; directors, Kate B Murray. May
= Murray and George p. BOtaiing, New
York city,
Pm, Construction Company, Brooklyn
william r Park and Alfred clifford,
Wiinack Realty Company. Brooklyn.
capital $1,000; directors. william II. Jack.
son, Mas Len and William A. lime Brook
lyn, ~ T.
Fleck,r Construction Corporation. Rock
away Reach; capital Sl,.oo: directors
Henry Flicker, Ah,hony xanoF aud sam
Richmond I'M Home Compsny Queens;
capital $1,000; alrsctors joel Foslsr. ia
chy and M. Z, A'asder. Frsspert. ". =,
The sun., 1916-01-08

The Liverpool market opened barely steady
There vas a good demand IN spot cotton,
sih mddlins l3 points decline. a, SID.
'A.' lo"E bales; receipts, irS; American,
ri tInssI ,rrss,,iur
The sun., 1916-01-08
SITE FOR EAST SIDE NOME.

Unable to obtain In the neighborhood
a house answering his requirements, II
buyer whose name the brokers refuse to
divulge bought yesterday the dwelling
at l6 East Sixty-secoud street. which he
will denrolish and or the site erect a
modern English basement house. will
lam b. May Co. sold the property for
Carrie r. Bernheimer. II is a five story
and basement dwelling on a lot 23xlO0.5.
midway between Fifth and Madison ave-
nues. Across from II are the residences
OF Charles steele and John r. prexel
and on the Fifth avenue corner Is the
new knickerbocker club. Early last year
the same brokers sold ~ East sixty
second street. property similar to that
sold yesterday. The dwelling was razed
and fine English basement house
erected in its place.
The sun., 1916-01-08
OPERATORS ACTIVE
IN MANY SECTIONS
Secure Block Front on Wash
ingtOn Heights and Sell
Big Bronx Corner.
APARTMENTS IN DEMAND

Samuel and Henry A. Blunenthal
have bought from Robert s. Clark, rep
resented by W. Beach Day. plot.
331.1lx100. consisting Of thirteen lots. on
the north side OF l70th street between
broadway and Fort Washington avenue.
The f. r. Wood. w. n. Dolson Company
negotiated the sale. The plot comprises
the entire north side Of the block with
the exception of the corners n ad Joins
y plot OF eleven and one-half lots which
the Blumenthals bought last June from
Mr.. Clark through the same brokers'
This plot comprises the entire frontage
on the south side OF Hist street, ex-
cepting the Fort Washington avenue and
broadway corners. The property was
resold TO +. N. krulewitch and Robert
PodGur and has been improved with
four hve story apartment houses
The sun., 1916-01-08
PLOT BUYING ~ THE BRoNx

PROSPECT AVENUE--James T. Barry
has sold through Ernest Damienni-
to The fosenzo Building Company
SereVio Sealzo president, the plot I0Ox
20 on the west side of Prospect ave-
nue, 100 feet north OF ls7th street
Five story apartments will be buIlt
OGDEN ANl;Et' II The Vandeveer
Estates has sold 10 Abraham Blum
berg the plot iO0xhsx irregular. on
the west s'lc of Ogden avenue ll77
rect north of 18TH street Tor improve
ment with apartment houses
LAFONTAiNE AVENUE Mccarthy &
Fellows have sold for a client the Ave
story MAJ, on loi 25Nl at the south.
West corner OF l.afontans avenue and
l1Sth street
The sun., 1916-01-08
CLOTHIERS ON THE MOVE.
Trend seems TO B~ Toward Herald
square section.

Mark Rhfdlsky n Co and +. O.
Pn"nm have leased the north wing OF
The ninth floor ~ the Johnson Build dng
Broadway. Thlrly-fiftA 20 Thr;y-sixth
street 10 Goldman. Sommerfe.d 4 Co.
Manufacturers OF ladies' ami misses
coats and suits.
VI. & l.. Hess have leased for 4 term
the southerly part Of the ninth floor in
the johnson Building. Broadway, Thirty
niih 10 Thlrty-s!xth street. to Adolph
Rosenberg. now on Fifth avenue
W Diam A. White 4 Sons and Robert
+, Sonsall have leased 10 the B--kmail
card and Paper company for a long
term the store a.d basement OF the new
! Ftnch Building, at 3l> t. 3aS West
Thcty-n!nth street;
Charles b. Walker has leased the store
aud basement at 3o7 'anai street to the
Trumpbuur Whitehead Brass and Copper
Company This Is an out OF town con:
cer'i and the second copper company TO
locate In this immediate neighborhood
Mr. Wake. has also rented the store
and basement AT l49 Grand street TO
Jamea .. Andriuccio a. co. space at oOs
and 2Os Canal street to Lispenard A
Clark space in $50 and lS2 Centre
street TO l.. Guenscht A Co and lpf, at
5s4 and $50 Hudson street TO Rudolph
Zeug a Co, IA New jersey concern
Ames Co, have rented a loft in l57
ald 10? East Th!rty-sccond street to the
ZuckernGn Costume Company. manu.ac-
;urcrs Of dresses "A loft in II East
Twenty second street to George :. Ton.
litz, manufacturer uf rancoats loft
at ia West Thirty first street 10 Kagel
Tanenhaum, manufacturer ~ skirts.
Bastine ~ co. have leased the second
floor at ~ and u Wes, Twenty-fpurt
street to kongsoerg y Block and add
tIoual space at III East \iuste,uth
street to Fenberg 4 kornberg
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased additional space In the Market
and Fulton National Bank Building. 81
TO SO Fulton street, to the l.. Martin
Company, G, A Andersen and the Bar
net Leather Company.
Louis kempner a Son and Gerard
4 Snyth have leased the second and
third i!oors OF 1907 Broadway for fve
years to the B'nai Birth Asso,ra, ion
for club and meeting rooms.
The Julius Friend, Edward NJ I.cni
company has leased the tenth rioor. con
tanning 800 Spuar" feet, AT 99-lO3
Madison avenue, to Baum a. Wolf to
Lesser 4 kasindorf 1900 square feet
In the BiJou building, l23,-la32 Broad
way To Fihrer X Rubin the seventh
floor AZ 1915 East Twelfth street, and
space in l2-l4 West Thr,y-s-cond street
- Abraham Self
The ogden Il GARRISON Corporation has
leased To the Abelsnn Flower Compan,
the SECOND loft AT - East Tenth street
al 90 East Eleventh street, the tirst loft
To klepper Bros. second loft ,p Gold
berg, Markwoitz X 60. and the sixth
loft to Kreinik a Fe,genbaum and AT
lo6 Franklin street the second loft to
William T. Lobei and the third loft to
NJ. y kuczo" & CO.
The sun., 1916-01-08
GREEN BUG MENACES WHEAT
"N"drrn MILLER" Nrports Insect
Again Active In Texas.

'HluAGo. Jan. The Modern Muller
'''H outlook Warm and unreasonable
'Na''@r in Texas revived the activities
% gre! hug, aud reports indicate they
~ ~ ' -r"at numbers in many localities.
." rr.'u bug has been discovered in
IriH.s and - under official surveil-
'''''. II has never been knowA to do
'''' ni damage In this state,
. ARA Weather removed most Of the
"H .uNcr!ug Of the winter wheat belt.
vi. Do ,"".r trmperature now exists, but
%" p.ftg' rs Indicated"
The sun., 1916-01-08
SELL BRONX CORNER.

Ennis a. Snnott have sold the plot
"5nNlOO at the northwest corner OF
Heath avenue and 22yth street to the
South Side Construction Company,
Abraham Ruth president. The huyer
gave IN part payment 2S6S, .S7O and
2s7. Heath avenue, three three story
brick dwellings. on plot 60xlO0 and 55s
West lSlst street, three story dwelling.
on plot l6xlo0, near Broadway. Henry
+. Byrne- was the broker
The sun., 1916-01-08

s5"FTsnk wsiden TO ,Noweid Holding
sTEBRINs AN, =, 1873 10 n Freeman -.
;;t,;; s-framk .we'a,en to TIoMe!t
ATTY. Martin Gollubier -. '.,... .,.,.. s.
DAY AZ, isit. -Ai5o li,-js. is:. har'
.cs wis sv ..''....' '.'..' .. $3.50
Lors IS ana 81, p,i 20 map WI, u os len
s. Pal!sadr av. Jersey Ctty. Jan I, ,ttys
Eltsrs 4 81 RMs} ,..... uif2'",,""
et5NS 5oNlc, iin John weanrsr TO- = sld"s, i =
tiirko> go Gleason .nv, Jan 5, atA.
Frank Gass. Inc .-ii We,,tchester az > !
Irene J uconneN :" Marmion R"1'N
90, Inc. ioH fremont av, Jan .. attN.
p J oronnell lot. fremont ay ;'"'
Maloney to Am.,la Mt!nncy. l--l
Clay ~ mtse $4,000. Jan i, atty, :
LOT es?' msp Hun,s point Realty co
EnrIe~ood, y J. mtgr H,ioO, July -.
,n Sli' sI'y 20 HA'.er ~ .,t,s HSny yy,,o,'d
GRADY to Annie y charda>oyne, 20 W,r
rem u, Newark - mtg $1,000. Jan
HALrERlN ST =. i9ae Maln st, Is Ia
xllss-wm J rahill to Monie Marcus
1905 Sih ay, Rk;;yn, Ian :, atty, Lev.
cR"TUSA ~ :. 70 . ls7,h =, ioo>,OE
rcsensc Rds "a N B.mauuio Verde
.o a.Iy sT'li'sn T. T;s" &c ~ "O' '"I ,ao
PARK Az, u " cor l>stn Il, GNossi3
Anthony r koeAc, - Haven as. mtg
5000, Jan ., HuN. r q a y 80, -
Lurs 70 and 80. mrr Hnus pom, Ri'v
Co--Etw II bowlirg. r'L 90 7 r n
ry rG iHG' rS 80 Z" nns, T,,'" 'n Ian y .Go
WOODRUFF Az, u s 100 . ; c Crotuna Az.
The sun., 1916-01-08
COLLEGE OFFICER R,,ER.

trederick y. Goethe. comptroller OF
Columbia University. has bought from
the Smads Realty Company nu. OF TN.
nny-hNe foot apartment houses ON the
west side Of Seaman avsnu. south OF
2O'th street, Recently built by the selling
company. The property t. said to figure
IN exchange for seven lots on Ellwuod
street near Magic avenue. recently re-
ported sold
The sun., 1916-01-08
MADISON AVE. mOl SEES RENTED,

The Douglas Robinson, Charles T.
Brown Company has leased for "a term
OF years l9l to 1873 Madison avenue
two four story dwellings, for Mrs Sarah
io"'ihne to Mrs, NJ, V, Baker.
The Houghton Company has leased for
the estate OF Norma ", Barrett the Ave
story American basement dwelling At
1877 West Sixty-fourth street 10 Jacinto
Sotolengo for y term Of years.
The sun., 1916-01-08
saoO.OOO MADISON AVE. LOFT.

on the northwest corner Of Madison
avenue and Twenty-ninth street
twelve story and basement store And
hEht manufacturing building 10 10 be
erected for the Brunswick Realty Com.
pany AZ lessee. The building will have
frontage OF 9ss feet on the ayenu.
ana 20 feet on the street II will have
tacades OF brick. limestone and terra
Gotta. Elbr!dge Z. Gerry Ia the owner,
FREDERICK G. Lobel Its designer. has
eel mated the cost at $500. 900
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THE BOSTON CURB MARKET

'Ex dividend!
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CHICAGONN RUNS HERE.

Esther Neuberger his sold 10 Fred
erick Salant OF Chicago. Ill. 5.2 and
$40 West ii1th street two six story
apartment houses known AS the Orlnda
ana Amazon. each on plot i00x99lI.
between Broadway and Amsterdam ave-
nue. The property was he'd az s40o. 600
and ;he new owner paid cash above
mortgages Of 1870 OOo
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

l2sTH ST. l33 r., a.l.-AiaIauis Reh .g O.
{, Harlem card and Paper 20. .o9
'.ath st, . We from Feb !, 1915 a''
Ats'anta Realty 60. 20 Z i:sth st.sl
STH AN sO.. store and h-Phiip Brt
70 John Matthews. 6p- sih az. l-l- ..
from Dec /. '9'i ..,......... I..
ST T.. ..|I--Mtg Nc
- Edw Sc,rriu - commerce st,
from June 1918 ......... .... S.
t.D -r. lis " a.,-I.ouis T Lehme,,
Elias llpsli's, l57 " sgd =, yr, fro.
Ian /. 1915. at7y. V * Brachcr.
BvaN ....... ...... ................ s. ..
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BIGLOAN ON MADISON Az. n,nc

A H5o.oo0 nrst mortgage has been
secured for Mrs. l.. H. Hyde on the
Foster Building which Ia being erected
At the southwest corner OF Madison
avenue and Eortieth street for N.
Foster Schooi of Domestic Science, an
adJuu'' OF the International Core
spohiencs School OF Scranton. which hn,
arranged 10 !eas. the completed struc-
tlre from Mrs. Hyde. TIL. loan. which
"as obtained for the owner by Hughes
hammond. Is for ten years At A..
per cent. interest