davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-29

Reese NJ. Andrews, of Plains, Ga,
was in the city Monday attendin 3
court as a juror.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-29

Brown Small has returned home
from a short trip to Alabama
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-29

Miss Ethel Markette, of Sumter, is
the fair guest OF. Mrs. J. c. Cawood
and Miss Annie Cawood, while attend
ing the Chatauqua exercises here this
week.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-29

Misses Mary Lizzie Forester and
Bertha Cannon, of Leesburg, were
visitors in Americas Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-29

Jesse Sock, of Leslie, was in Amer
icus Monday on business.
Cliff Johnson, of Andersonville, Ga,
was in the city Monday, looking after
business matters.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-29

T. M. LOwery,. of Plains, was in
Americas Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-05-29
Local News Items

eSs%S$~SSSSCse$Ss ~eSeS$~~~~~~~s~~Es
/ Local News Items |
S~~~~~~~~~~~es~~~~
Miss Ethel Markette, of Sumter, is
the fair guest of Mrs. J. c. Cawood
and Miss Annie Cawood, while attend
ing the Chatauqua exercises here this
week.
P. B. Williford, who is at present
working in and out of Macon, spent
the weekend with his family in Amer
icus, leaving Monday afternoon for Al
bany and other south Georgia points.
Mr.. WilIiford still makes Americas
headquarters, but mis- duties now re-
CURES his presence in Macon quite a
good deal of his time.
| i. w. Keith, the popular and well
known travelling passenger agent for
the Central of Georgia railway, in this
territory was in Americus Monday.
shaking hands with his friends and
looking after business interests for
his line.
Brown Small has returned home
from a short trip to Alabama
Reese NJ. Andrews, of Plains, Ga,
was in the city Monday attending
court as a juror.
Mrs. A. c. Alexander, who resides on
S9ring street, has been very ill Off
several weeks, is now fast improving
and is able to be up, and her friends
hope for her complete restoration to
health again.
Mrs. F. r. Stanley and little daugh-
ter, Arbelle, have gone on trip of
several days to Savannah and Tybee.
Miss Gladys Payne, daughter of DR.,
eco L. Payne, of the Atlanta School
of Pharmacy is an attractive visitor
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. S. F.
Howell, on College street.
viii Rushin, of Montezuma Ga, was
in the city Sunday,
Rev. C. A. Phillips, of Plains, Ga
was in Americas Monday to take in
the Chautauuua.
David Israel a former Americas citi-
zen, but who now conducts large mer-
camille business at Smithville, is IA
visitor in Americas today
Jesse Cock, of Leslie, was in Amer
icus Monday on business.
Cliff Johnson, of Andersonville, Ga,
was in the city Monday looking after
business matters.
T. NJ. Lowery,. of Plains, was in
Americas Monday.
Misses Mary Lizzie Forester and
Bertha Cannon, of Leesburg, were
visitors in Americas Monday.
NOTICE,
I will be absent from my Office about
one week this May 29th.
29-3t DR.. ]. w. CHAMBLISS.
JOHN 7. ISRAEL GOES
nM MIN RIM an ut mr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE

probably turning 20 :noT and colder q
%"sss . .S$ " ::G "ro eSsSs'i"";: .,r: "1 fresh !.
strong southwest to west winds.
For New Jersey. cloudy today. followed
fresh sonthcrly winds. becoming north
For Sew England. rain to-day or 20.
hight. tomorrow much colder and prob.
abb. fair fresh to strong southwest, to
For eastern Pennsylvania. rain to-day;
colder at night: tomorrow much colder
west winds .hif,ing to northwest
For western New York rain to-day, turn.
Tonight. with a cold wave; tomorrow
local SHOWS and colder. strong southwest
NEW YORK Jan. es-remperatures
continued high over eastern parts OF the
country YESTERDAY and were above the
Mississippi River and south Of the lake
regions and New York and continued to
rise In the iuIf states and ~northward into
the ohio Na,iev; all OF which was due to
= vigorous storm central over northern
River cold wave conditions prevailed. with
freeing temperatures extending to central
Texas and zero weather everywhere north
vIde Inference. In temperature. occurred
49, hin shor. distances In the north central
s,a'as
ma owes. reported was s. degree. below
a"r" ~ Hayre. Mon. hu. stili lower was
I evident In Alberta.
Rain fell IN nc Pacific coast and In the
southern AXE regions and middle ana
lower Mississippi Valley. and snow In The
: Northwest. IN. Rocky Mountain states and
S~outhv
IN this city the day wa. fair and
warmer. wind. fresh southwest. average
humidity. :. per cen' barometer. cor
. rer,"d 20 read to sea eve. ~ : A NJ,
30Il. o =. NJ, 1888.
The Temperature In his c,ty YESTERDAY.
a. recorded by the or'cial thermometer, IL
slnpI N tho arueNp,t fable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
AUTO LICENSE RUSH
MAKES GREAT SHOW
Cars Lined for Blocks Around
Broadway and 74th,
States Offices.

The section around Seventy-fourth
street and broadway presents q busy
spectacle these days. With only three
days moro to secure the 1915 auto IL
censes thousands besiege the ofiices OF
the Secretary Of State daily.
Automobiles Of every make yesterday
m~onopolized almost all h curb room
on broadway. on both sides Of Seventy
fourth street for several blocks ana
along Sevenry-fourth street from Cen
trail Park West TO Riverside Drive.
According to advices from severa' -
drivers emerging with brand new license
tags New York has a big automobile
show on It's hands and doesn't know II.
John A. Hamlin. chief examiner. and
Frank Redn ond, chief Of the state au-
tomobile bureau. have so perfected their
system that licenses are issued in record
time.
I'VE have Il 70 fixed now" said Mr..
UamIln, that a man can file his APP
| pllcation. get the acceptance slip. a
his road examination. then his written
examination in three hours. Before II
took from three to four weeks. II h"
! lives GU, OF town he can get home 10
milk the cows and his license comes by
mail the next day. Everything l.
checked IN and there Ia no slipping u
over on us
-Four written classes are held daily
o. II A. NJ. and at | go and 3 y. NJ
This sort OF examination, Mr.. Hamlir
explained. attends to some things no
In the road driving category.
"T'he questions are changed ever,
day." he said. but the majority dea
with road regulations and violations. eN
cep. that "A driver must know what Il
do IN essential cases.
with 1905 o q owners and 5000
chaureurs tn take care of Hamlin fC
ures the office Is about % per cent
ahead OF last year in its work. In tn
last four weeks 50. 1000 licenses have bee
granted. Yesterday about 1000 chauf
feurs' renewals, that many owners II
ccus.s ard about loo chaufeurs' II
Denses were granted.
There is no eNcuse now for arNhod
To- pay a $50 fine" Hainlin said, som
q" 'h.. chauffeurs who have been comm
her. from year 10 year have been :
accustomed TO handing over - or VI
sxtN hecaus. they were told 1t va
necessary. that they now think the d.
partment is running on reduced rate
There is absolutely no occasion 10 pay
cen, over the regular fee"
Although twenty-five notaries ar
there 10 do the work, a notary has -
himself w IN part OF the place and VT
F., ,h. authorities poverloss 20 stop him
doing a rushing business with aprl
, cants not aware Of the conditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
pRorEssIONALs LEAD IN BRONX

lNTERVALE AVENTE-Morr!s Hirsch
has bought the new tve story apart
men, house on pho, 1jxs3 az 1861 In
tervale avenue. between lS5th and
i61th streets.
WHITTIER STEEET.-The plot. 'oX
ln0 feet. on the east side of Whittier
sfert goo feet south of Seneca ave-
nue. has been sold for the Prospect
Holding Company by Samuel Cowen.
WALES AVENUE.-Samuel Cowen has
sold 90 Wales Avenue. "A six story
apartment house. on plo, Soxlo0 feet.
for the acknowledgement Realty
tImpany.
WISE AVENUE-Louis Schlose has
sod for the estate OF Hugh Nc
Cr,try las? Nyse avenue. a three
.,nry two family house. on To- 2'>
loo, near led street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
roffcc Concern Buys It's Wall
street Building-East
side House Sold.
TRADING Is INACTIVE

p.a, estate activity yesterday covered
eide area but the total OF business
,,os.d was comparatively small. OF lead
,ss interest were purchases in lower Wall
.,r.e, for business use and Of an Eas,
SIDE dwelling for occupancy. Builders
and professional operators did little to
.r,lyen trading. their activities having
Nan confined 10 small properties in The
p-ory. Continued populaiing Of new
,sde centres vas indicated In the
,.,a, volume 81 business leases. though
1, nev removals OF Importance were re-
,o,,ed. In the auction room IA number
., properties in Manhattan. The Bronx
ard Brooklyn we're offered to close es'
,s,es, Operators were the principal bid
d,rr and the prices as a rule were low
some being 40 poo that the properties
,.re bought In by interested persons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
(south Of Fourteenth ST.

Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth ST.
WATER ST. sio.i2. n =. 81 = SCANNED at.
fb.bxsOx<4. 6xSO-Ioseph Cans to Abra
ham gans, S2i Greene av. Bklyn, lst mtg
$4,000. I'd mtg =. Jan s. 1919 atty,
HENRY ST. SO, = 5. 25xlOo-Sathan Gillis
to Brclnchen Wallach. lao f 18th st. OF
al, exrs Karl VI Wallach. mtg $4,000. all
liens. Jan %; atty. sidney Wsllach. iSg
sTH ST OR ST MARKS Pi. IS. q =. 30o
p I'd av. 25x91 6-Meycr herman to Jo-
scph Isaacs, 2S W Kinney At. Newark
y J. Jan 90. attys. Lachman & q, :!
Nassau vt -
SAME PROPERTN-Joseph 1saacs TO John
Frc'd, $50 Riverside Drive, mtg s39,oOo
Jan 81 attys. same
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
RENTING IN BUSINESS ZONES.
Paper Co. Rents on south ST.
New Dry Goods Firm for Sth Az.

Charles F. Noyee Company has leased
three additional floors in SO South street
Tor twenty-one years to the National
PAPER and Type Company and the
ground floor, basement and second floor
or the same building to Philip Dur for
ten years.
Spear 4 Co. have rented in soe-sl1
broadway four lofts to Bloom & Hor-
ner. Graf q Wyllans, Auto Wear Manu-
featuring Company n Harris Gold
stein.
Marston & co. have leased the third
moor at 3l5 Fifth avenue to the Ameri-
can Dry Goods Company. and offices in
the same building to Israel Doctors and
the United Cloak and suit Designers
Association Of America.
Carstein & Linnekin have leased a floor
in and 2 East Twentieth street 10
Jacob Grossmann: space in gao Fifth
avenue to g. Folz 4 Sons in 35 Sixth
avenue to Mela 4 Co. in "a East TWEEN
t~y-frst street to Alfred Burer; in $50
Fourth avenue to Samuel Sholl In $50
Fourth avenue to Schwartz & Birnbaum,
and in 320 Fifth avenW % the Mutual
Tobacco Company.
Van Vliet 4 Place have kased TO J. j
REIN q co. 1900 feet OF store space a,
fo'-s-11 West Thirteenth street.
William A. White 4 Sons have rented
the building nj 80 and 81 West stree,
to the Hale Desk Company.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased a iof'
IN 80 West Forty-ffth street to Xavier
Grisez. Jr.. an Interior decorator.
The Brett 4 Goode Company ha,
leased space in :. ? and II West Forty.
hfth street to r. NJ. Grand Perrin. tn.
Bigalke 4 Eckert Company. ignat.
N~ichthauser and the University Xionis
Society.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased to the Brit
ton 4 Nunan Company. publishers. space
on the seventeenth floor of the Hess Build
ing. 3o4 Fourth venue. for offices FOR.
term OF years and additional space II
the same building to Edward p. Stahe
a Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
WHITE FLAG TAXIS CHEAPER
small Vehicles Can GhnrI~ only
single Fare After Feb. Z.

Manor Mltchel has approved the new
rule II the license bureau Under whicl.
taxicabs measuring less than ~ .ncnes
from the front scat TO the rear ara less
thar II inches In width must carry q
white nag on the taXimeter AS an md
cation to prospective passengers tina;
only a single fare will be charged. even
IT, more than two persons should crowd
into the machine. The new rule becomes
effective m February |.
TaNicahs measuring IS inches or more
Nv 81 inches or more will be permitted
To charge a douhl. fare when more thar
two persons are carried. This means 20
cents a mile more They will carry q
red flag The charge Tor white nag taxi
cabs will he 20 cents for the frst halt
mile ard 10 cents for each succeeding
quarter mile Tire double tar.N OF the
red .iag tax.cabs Is 30 cents for the FIRST
half nile and 10 cents FOR each succeed
Ing SKIN OF a mile.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
GALE on LOWER WALL STREET.

Lower Wall street. away down near
the East River. produced yesterday its
nr, real estate sale In several years.
The property Is % and 9. Wall street,
NO lille buildings on plot tO.'x4o.s.
wing midway between Water and Front
streets on the south side OF Wall street.
The Arm Of L. Y. Carpenter 4 c. II.
Bachem sold the property for Joseph j.
M,no, and r. @. Amory In a cash TRIMS
action TO one reported by he brokers
"a he an investor. Three years ago
these buildings were leased by J. Aror
& Co, coffee merchants. with an option
"a purchase. They are said TO be the
buyers. They occupy n large part of
The property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Jan. 1.-THE GLOWING realty
expectations wers chartered here to-d,y;
haitian, capital. $4,000 directors, John
" Holloway. Arthur J watkins and
$4,000. directors. Berton /. Maeheld,
william T., Nichrugge, Brooklyn, y y,
Manic S"Pper, Me.haTken, y J ..,,
s., 900, directors, Ferdinand A MORN,
Wiuifr"d V y NORM and George X. NORM,
lis West Sc,enttcth street Company.
Manhauani capital $4,000. directors,
Emile rincns. william kaufman. Now York
city, Gregory tanales, The Bronx, y. Y,
haitian, capita, $4,000 directors, John
Rch,rtson Hoyt, Isaac Refs and samuel l."
Gambler Holding Corporation. Manha,-
tan. capita, $1,000, directors. pavid Price,
New York city, j, Bernstein brooklyn,
y. V, and Jacob lNchtensiein, Tn" Bronx,
crook 4 Livingston Compan,. Manhat-
ttu, capital, $1,000, directors. Montgomery
ton. Tho Bronx, y Y, and Arthur : Lewis,
sound Reach. Conn.
wancta heslty' Manhattan: c],pital.
iippnan and samuel LippInan, New York
H. . Realty Company, The IRONY;
Elsie Dcnaa and otto A, Denaa. The
:. a. q Development Company, Brook.
lyn. capital. $1,000; directors, Barnet
strauss. Morris Goldenblum" and Annie
strauss, brooklyn, y. Y.
Anahar Realty Company nrookiNn cant
tai, 81. 900, directors, otto BARN. r. II,
Wilhelm and Emily h, Wilhelm, Brooklyn,
y. V,
Resmil Building Corporation. Brooklyn;
capital. 81. 900; directors, X =, Melnick.
New York city, Max ResniCk and JOSEF h
A. Rubin. brooklyn, y. y.
Lewis Construction. BROOKLYN; capita'
-, AnN. SAAr Eafh.
Honman and Jacob HOFFMAN, brooklyn
y. Y,
l. pornhach Investors, Queens, capital
81. 1000 directors, Louis Dnrnhach, Glen,
| diir. /. J. Rnlirhs'r nornhlch, william
e Huber. queens county.
Mcintyre Bros queens capita $40 000,
directors. John g. Mcintyre. L. ". Mcln,
tyre, Hrooklyn y. y, Frank NJ Mcintyre
WoOdhaNcn, /" |.
Innovation Construction Corporation
Queens. capital. $500, directors, John q
Mcintyre. brooklyn. y. y, Frank u
Mcintyre. Thomas J, coonsy. woodhsven
L. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
Guys EAST SIDE HOME.

Pease 4 Elliman have sold for Z. l..
H.l.r 10 $. Harold Freeman OF Morris
town, y. j., the five story American
basement residence at IL East Seventy
seventh street on lot 25xl0n. This
dwelling Is OF modern type and is almos;
opposite the residence OF Senator Clark
on the Fifth avenue corner. In this
ane block are the homes OF Mrs. Burke
Roche, Seth NJ. Milliken. Mrs. Benjamin
Knowes. Charles H.. Marshal. and Ed
uund Q. Trowbridge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
CITY NEAL ESTATE.
HoraceS.Ely&Co.
REAL. ESTATE
Fl Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
CITY REAL A
NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF am order OF Honor.
able John 7. Cohalan. "a Surrogate OF he
County Of New York. notice Il. hereby given
20 all persons having claims against George
Nash. late OF the County OF New York. de
ceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers at their pace Of
trsnsaCting business. at the ONCE OF The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. No =.
william street. In the Borough ~ MAnhat.
tan, City Of New York, on or before the Is,
dan q; July next
Dated. Sew York. the 18th day o: IL.
cember. 1915.
THE FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COM
pASN.
Ry EDWIN GIRRS. Asst Secy
WALTER u. HOPPING, Executors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ovn col Common Shares OF pa value
Of $50 each IN a well established. growing
corporation doing business In the Philippine
Islands 'or the past hf"eu wears these
shares hsN" averaged oVeI ten per cent.
auuuul DIVIDENDS tho business will bear
~. most Careful scrutiny aud J an fur
nish hugh grade references b. i number ~
monument concerns IN New YORK CIV
doing business With the corporation, vi
sol 10" oNsh o. exchange FOR 4 desirable
residence In RrooklNu or Long Island or
. o*slblv o,her property, for either. al or
1Hr' " these shurss. Address SHARES
box lt5 sun once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
RENTING COUNTRY HOMES.

Pease & Gilman have rented furnished
for a term Of years for Mrs. Bradford
Rhodes her place on Quaker Ridge.
Mamaroneck. to Dudley NJ. Sicher OF
New York.
Burton Thompson & Co. have leased
the residence Of John Alvin Young in the
Lattingtown section OF Locust Valley
to John n. WHY'S for a year from May y.
Fish 4 Marvin have rented for Henry
n. Buell. Of Rochester his property on
Tanglewylde avenue. Lawrence Park.
B~ronxville. to X. l.. Stevens 81 Lcxing-
ton. Mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
sEABRIGHT HOTEL. SOLD.

The Peninsula Hotel at SeabrrGh', "
j., a portion OF which was washed away
n a big coast torn a couple or years
ago. has been bought by w. w. WycR-
Of, manager OF the Sherman Square
Hotel In his city. The SELLER was Mrs'
Martha NJ. Dederer. Mr.. Wyckon plans
20 make extensive improvements, includ.
Ing the erection Of an annex OF l5o
rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho white star liner Cymrir. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. viii take mail. clos
ing at $50 \ VI for Great Britain and
ireland when specially addressed only
u American liner New Nork. sailing
'o-mprroN fog Liverpool viii 'ak. mail,
dosing at $50 \. NJ. for Europe ,eScept
G.rman.. Austria. Hungary. LuNembure.
Bulgdrla. rurkel. the Netherlands. Sweden
East Indies
The \orNcElan-Amrrican steatBship Kris
tjauiu fnrI. sailing tomorrow fur Bergen.
Nil inAe mail. closing At $50 NJ FOR
NorvaN, sweden. Denmark Russia. Ger
many. Austria Hungary, Luxemhurg Bu'.
ghta and Turkey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
wARBuRG DWELLING BUYER.

Charles r. Danforth Of Van Emburgh
4 Atterbury In reported to be the buyer
~ the SIX story American basement
fwelhng ut IS East Seventy-second
srset, reported sold recently by felix
NJ Ntrturg through william b, Ma!
x Go Tho property measures 25xl"o
and was held at 100000. Mr.. Dan
'nr'h a few weeks ago bought II West
Fit fourth street, which he sold to
-" Rev Alfred Duane Pell. who on
Wednesday rcsold the property to John
u Rockefeller, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28

WNSHINGrpN. Jan. 7-Gunhoat An.
rapnIls mas arrived al Topolobampo. de-
sfrnyer rassln at GuaCanaYaho Ray, ~COiliers
Culgoa and cyClops Mt Guantanamo
Tank ship Arcthuss has sailed from
Guantanamo for Port Arthur Tex gun
boat Chattanooga from Sal'un cruz for
Acapulco. cruiser Denve- from Topo,o-
hatnpo for Gusymas, des'royers Fanning
and Jarvis and Nicholson from GUAM
iaunmo for Guaranayaho Bay, tug SonoWa
from Culchra for Guantanamo, tug tncas
from Guantanamo fOr Charleston. torpedo
boat Whipple from Gusy mas for La fal,
destroyer Patterson from Guantanamo for
tiu~aCanayaho BaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
SITE FOR BROokLY> FLATS.

Realty Associates have sold a plot
s6Ni0n feet on the east side OF Rogers
Avenue. 81 feet south of Union street.
., the Malbone Rogers Company. which
sill, cree, three story fats WIKI stores
Oh the plot. The company has recently
.mr-oved the west s!de of Rogers ave
nla from President to Cnion street
WITH similar buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28

s5sss'.i.A,sy Realty Corn 70 chs' :
4 4 e 60 r d e. Pee H. 1918, 81 p CT $50 sisS;
Same to same. Jan 20. due Dec L. asi SS
,.s4fH ST. E ns'y i.s .i% e wsiiliii. sv. 'iii;.i.,cS%,e
&; Jan 20. : sr,i 5 p E; atty fen sssoc
LAFoNTX1SE AZ, w cor i7sih st. IS.
ioo-sophia s%eyfried to John Merz end
ano' 80 i2oth st; pr mtg 'is,GpV'
loni- y w. a n jar 81. s77 nv asas P'..,f,eSSS
WASHINGTON Av. 8 W cor l6sth. ST. j2k
ioo-Hopkins Security Co to LAYERS
bond; atty. T & T CO, aaocSs
LOT .s.. map Broriyi.w ParkMRosar,s
atty. e&T co,i7s Bway. ss,soo
DAVIDSON Az; :'ss; SS %snssisey
Jan IL due Dec /. 1911. y c: sttys,
,b tSiifr 4 !; =. sy nassau 100 ii.d .. soy
sin,k., los " it:d st. pr mtg .: c9S,
s~;ksaSIsAitrea y Fisher to Ar's.T ,O D.
Ian 25; due as per bond s"y' III oSSS
W EBSTEk Az, = =, lOUV " = W p'uf -
two Io's together In size. 5o.ifs3.5, two
mtes each u6oo-Altred = Fishst a
yrs. So y c. atty. l. T n 7 Go dacco
cRoT0NA AZ. Sc 3. .o.s : W Fa,r,ncuntt
! pl. 3oxe0, also Crotona. av,. . - ~
: " Paramount av. ~l.llx9o lx1l lN.V.,
David Pistronk TO Henry. Harris. 90
Park av. and ano. Ia part. Jan ~ uiaaaa
as per bond. attys. levin q = ,5.s
srEBBINs Az, c%.istth ct, se'ssi g.
S5xis.ii also stebbins av, - So
iG5ih st, 55.5x4b. l0xttsxSl Mary 'nm
cannon. TO Bernheimer & schwar,k ffaarr
sener Brewing Co. $50 W l@sth 81 ~,
-. demand s y c attys, Bernheim @ooN,
I,tTTo " lss1h mar mrER Il king. CIV Is.
and also lot 3st and = y lot BY, sains'
map-jas II Sorri. to Jas q Io.h irI
Anthony aV, Jan %. due AZ per y" oai
atty. r r co. l7s Bvay Sn;Oo'
WISE AN. . =. 2s5 = l7sd -, .5Nioo,
bora Appel TO Beilmil Rlty corpn "
18th 1T tglven to secure leAse GOV ei'"'
is2s to 1924 southern. Bou); Jan ~
yrs. - y c. ATTY. Louis "etn' "a
BwaN .s..s.s'' -''H'''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
'rROI BILE IN JEWELLERS. ROW.

The three story building az -
Maiden Zane. adjoining the southwest
corner OF Nassau street. and less than
nifty feet east OF Liberty place. is to be
sold In foreclosure. A suit has been
started against the property by Fred
erlck de l.. Foster and Paul Minturn rs
trustees to recover a loan Of SIS. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
YOUNGSTOWN OFFICE SITE.

The Morris and Somerset Electric
Company Of Morristown, y. j., has pur-
chased a business plot on South street.
in tho business section OF the town. from
L. X Tompkins with the intention or
erecting a new building for its occu-
pancy. The sale was negotiated by
Eugene V. Welsh OF Morris.own, y. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

'"l'h name ,orneyI
,,,,,- "a ooo ~ g., 40 ,ox
100 :. Mar ~, l'li-HN, Ihomp."n 70
herman b barucn, 81 aga ST. ~ aoaa
T. ~ 7 60. lbV bwsy '.--- -,
SHERIFF ST, lot -5S. map properly -,
f,,c lsaa,, C!lason, DECD near terry 10,
coricers HOOK bounded " hRonna 'T' ~
sheriff a, -aNloo Jan o. .'O' i'"u7
and Fannie S'rumpf ct A. 20 Mex Mama
9t,ri -, is' ST Eies" nrrpw,frii, =. a.6oye.
ItlN %. Ip0N same TO same, ATTY,
same ......... .... Sl,'np
~ MARKS ri. >. s.w's ''o : "a A. ,.N
o. d. Feb "a. la0S- Mcyc' ana ANN" f"t
man to- luo Froid' aitSN' l'a'h'tnn q
TS1 rrWpaM T. ~ %iss:'s4. " $, al n
isSih II. i0NlOo, Sept >, l'O'-Mtrle
nloh, 20 Goo Ehret' atty, Edw .nrgo
hard. III Bway ..,,... s'.o"P
10TH ST. 1870 W. = no W central
PARK West. 6oXi0o y, June, u. 1901
carrie Lehman to Bertha l. khfH'Art'
2o4 " s6th 81. aitys' fe'iens'ein q omo,