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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-31
they allow themselves to be victim ized by their racial predilections, for
 Governor Hughes.
BRIBERY?

The most interesting, if not start ling, statement that has emanated from the judicial mind of the repub- lican candidate for president, is the declaration that he firmly believes that the working men of America are not to be bribed by any such paltry considerations as an eight hour day. The American working man is too high minded a fellow, to be tempted by any such sordid con- alterations. There you have it again.
 These politicians will insist upon placing the American working man on a higher plane about election time. While your bankers may be affected by questions of an elastic currency or any such legislation as may add to the bulk of their wad. while the materialistic farmers may be concerned by the prices which le- gislation may effect for their pro- duet, while the infant and senile in- dustries of the land are concerned about nothing else but tariff and protection so that they can get a l lead pipe cinch on all the domestic dollars, your American workingman is not a victim of such sordid mo- tives at all. He is on the higher l plane, a patriot, a selfSacrliiclng self .'orgetful altruist who thinks of everyone else and never of himself And they bow ebfere these illustrious self-sacrifeing altruists about cleo tion time to beat the band.
 And the pity of it all is that
 Hughes like the rest of the capital
 st politicians have the right dope
 They know that the workers fall fol
 this bull quite regularly and while
 after election they can regard tht
 workers who dropped their ballot'
 to elect the Hughes and the rest
 as lot of suckers, they would drol
 dead before letting fall word a
 to the real opinion they entertain
 of the easy marks that they s'
 belaud.
 After the workers, with head
 swelling and chests thrown out fal , for the soft stuff delivered by tn . politicians, they awake one fin ! morning to realize that it is the da ! after, and the very machine politi
 clans that they have landed in offic are they who will devote the ma chinery of government to the sup precision of the workers efforts t better their condition.
 It would be a cold day for tn
 class who now direct affairs. if tn 7 masses voted as self interest dictat ed. It would result in good man . finding themselves in the oute 5 limbo of disappointment where ther , is weeping and wailing among tn office seekers who obtain no office
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-31

Prepare for the winter by patron- izing the advertisers of your paper, MT. Miner!
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-31

Let us estimate on your Job Work
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-31

Republicans should remember that the number of Delegates to go to the next Territorial Convention is based upon the vote cast for At torney General.
 Do you want Fifty or Ten?-Adv.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-10-31
WE CAN DO IT.

For first class work ana prom ps delivery ph me Main 1S1 and the People's Steam Laundry xIl csl and get your laundry.
 w. J. WILLIANfSON Prop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
RUSH FOR COAL CONTINUES.
some lard Pressed Consumers Fay
Panic Prices.

The Coal Age says; "Anthracl'e-The
rush for coal continues undated ana
shippers apparently have unlimited or
ders on their books while the individual
operators are exacting substantial pre-
miums The feature Of the weeks de-
velopments has been the new circular
effective January | putting an Increase
on practically all sizes.
"BltumInous--The situation is dectd-
eddy mixed and difficult To define clearly.
Receipts are %spasmodic and confined es-
sentially to contracts while an occa-
sional sale at panic prices is noted where
n consumer is hard pressed to keep his
plant going such negotiations confuse
the situation and there Is much uncer-
tainty concerning business over the next
! sixty to ninety days.
"Exports-There has been a moderate
increase In the export movement. par
ticularly to Italian ports. I'm spite OF the
tendency to slow down over the yule-
tide season. There is still al abnormal
accumulation at tidewatcr, although 1t
Is noted that some shippers have been
crowded for tonnage to load steamers
promptly.
"a Year ARo-Colder weather forces
the large anthracite companies to draw
on their storage piles. Bituminous trade
continues heavy. with sales agents push
ing hard to place the current produc-
ton"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
GREAT GAINS BY N. Y. CENTRAL.
Net Income In November shows In
crease Of s3,7s7.s24.

The New York Contra railroad earn
tngs for November and for the eleven
months ended November 80 show tre-
mendou Increases. The revenues IN
November were particularly good. the
net income Of si.i33.i12 showing AZ in
crease OF $3,7s7,S24. The New York
Central Lines, excluding the Boston and
Albany, report for November operating
revenues OF Sl6,023,l33, an increase OF
SS.a2e.01 The net operating revenues
Of $6,671,22 show "A gain Of $3.50. 73j.
The operating income OF the property for
November amounted TO s6,l07.02s. "a
gain OF s3,7i6.9O3. The net income OF
s4,133.472 showed an Improvement Of
$3,7s7,S2i for the rlonth Of November.
The operating revenues from January
l, 1915. to November /. 1915. amounted
TO Sl5l.379.s00. "A gain Of sii.736, Col.
The net operating revenue OF s52 s62,90G
showed All Improvement OF $l7,0Is.645.
The operating income for the eleven
month period was sii,970,493, an in
crease Of 1850. 70s. Thu net income
for the same period was S23.s62,s32, az
increase OF Il ,923,2s3.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Pearl. ST. 2?S-Ciiy Real Estate 90 %
Geo Powers, 3ss Washington ay. Rraok-
Cd AV, . cor I'D IT. S,.7x-~ n Y Trust
co 20 Scamens Bank for Savings, -
Wal q, attys, Csdwalader. w r.
RivI HassIpE DRIVE, is-Mataai' 'Iirc' Tvs
Co to Scamens Bank for Savings, -
Wall st. attys. Cadwalader, " a T ="
cENTRAL PARK W, i6iHiryinns GirinneIl
and ano. trus, to Geo II watson. Gro'on,
Conn, attys, HARRISON. Y 4 II, 80 wall
sTH ST. ss,si wIthas 5 Guimsnn 70
Minnie IL Gu,mann. bOs " nom 81,
atty, r q Co. li6 Rway. .,....,.,, $1,000
sTH ST 23.2b N--Minnic * Gutmann AMI
ano to Adelaide Rliy Co, Is " 9Th 81
atty. + q Co, li6 Eway,.,,,,,... $500
PARK ROW. 2ll-2l3-American Mtg Ga
10 Wm Crawford, Monroe, y Y atty.
A Cumhers l2s BWay ~,sls,Os2
WATER ST. .s-Same 10 same, atty,
I'D ST. l27.l2s W--same TO same lt'y,
Same ....,.....................t $4,000
llsTH sT. $. :ss9 . Bwsv. l~S.sxloo IL
Same to same; atty, ....,.SlNlSI
l3oTH ST. les W-Stme to same. atty,
sam" ....... ........ ss.2"o
Az u. lo,--Nlic~ Kufman TO LOUIS I Fret,
man. 100 " itith -, ATTY, les" 4 G.
18TH ST. 1W-tIo W--Chas n Hauerdort
to German saws Rark, 1877 tth av a'tvs
Curtis. NJ. = & c, 80 Broad st. $50, 00t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
CHEVROLET MERGER
PLAN STRIKES SNAG
Eight Directors Of General
Motors Co. Come Out Strong
~ in Opposition.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTIFIED

-
Thc pr"pdphlF wat w - o"'""''
head OF the Chevrolet Motor
wound ma, he ahlc to nut through his
- , o,,,,o,a co,,ro, %,
p'a"' J" '"'',''"s
the General Motors company anu Ell
f,cting an exchange of five shares of
,n.,roi., .,ocL for ON, share of Cenerai
-
Mio'ors o'fn'non 'oo""cu "se 'e''e""'
when II became known In the financial
district that eight of the moro con-
.u.,,a u.au.or. ,h, c.,.rai uo,,rs
Cas'a - ,n,ns.d 10 s,.h
.'"I""' WV" o'
~. ,. ,h..o a,r..or.
"' 800 a.. n.....s
80" y '.i'' ".. -, =. ~,
sNI'.n'. " .,eut W.
Y, W" - $3.50
soN's",s ~ ny ~ ="
'on VI y fnlet E''I 'o'"o u" 'nu
e.N'lns 'P"' ."'s '"
n,""ses ~ r'
An.t''y' ~ y
ihI uhuers'ened ulrcc'ors W nv zen,
u" NiU'ots 'o''I"'"S
fl'nY injuries 'n Iekaru W .uftent re,
ports 'hIt 'he 'o''r"' o' 'nc ',cne'a'
aufofs company was "pput 70 pe aS-
qulred ny aiio'ner company anu ASKING
ihfor'h"uo'' III ,"c premises ohuer Va.
circumstance 'nuy ioci tha' .hcy sn'upu
t'a's 20 .n% Sto.Nn',u'is .na. "o ore V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
NEW $780, 900 WAR BRIDE.
lst-rnntionai Arms and Fuse Has
s27,s5O,OOO Contract.

Another new war bride. bearing the
name Of the International Arms and
Fuse Securities Corporation. made its
appearance in the financial district yes
terday. The company has two contracts
With the British Government amounting
O s27,s5O,O00. TIL estimated profit is
$4,000, 0oo. II. Il. Eeech d Co. an
nounced Yesterday that they had pur-
|, chased 10000 shares of the coinpany's
stock, and that they would shortly
Offer these for public subscription at
SIS a share.
Rufus l.. Patterson and other inter-
ests in the American Tobacco Company
are connected with the company, which
is capitalized at $4,000 900. having 300
200 shares. The company Is turning out
several thousand fuses a day at its
Bloomfield. y, j, factory. and 1t Is eN-
pccted that II Will turn out as many as
100, 900 a day by June /, 1915. at which
time 5000 men will be employed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01

FAILE ST. " .. $50 n Randall av 2sSieo
Pauline x Heinc TO Martin Fink
s sey. Wei Th. END l. .v' p S2y 70 @'s w&siiiISiSSgm,
wHrTB PLAINS RID. n E cor wailkl,ey' pii,
Coleman and sno, 2i7o Bway. Dec. lsi
attys, Pinks & $. 14e Bway...... $4,000
LOT %. map i2o lots Daily. cstate--Engel;
bert Tauschek or Tauscheck to Mabel
mtg 500: ATTY. c 4 Weber. ssi e i,S.h
wEsTcHBsTER Av, SO. ass e Ftsiey sv.
strip 76.tx irreg-Eauitabie Trust co.
true, to John McNulty. 2o5s Bainbridge
av, Dec 10; atty, J e Roeser. les Broad.
McRyRiIs Av. ssss n isiih At, sis:
12o-Jos p Murray TO Sophia Nv
Moldsnke, Watching, y T. Pc mtg
$1,000; attys, saiter & B. l." Massey
LoTs las and i27. map bradish johnson
est-Albert De Canio to vitti DE Can'o'
LOT 1903. map W + D~uncan.,,,Nicola spi,
nclli to Pompilio Miano. 36l4 Holland
av, i,ec 80. mt ,e5c: atty. T G a T.Co;
ANTH6NS Xv. n .. old line. IS . iitth
4: u,y Bank M" rs BoWery. Nov IS, mtg
$4,000. attys. Oadwaiader, w & T.,ao
rrEEFsAANy ST. n " cor is7th st. s2.ii.5ss
xioi.5rss.i--Isabelia 81 Meeks to Hon.
a. r." m as, iss'ooe; atty. rd Co. =.
| GARDEN ST, n $. lis W southern Blvd,
IS to = W . Kingsbridge I'd. li41xis5s
loo-Roea Altieri to Jshn Il Altieri, 1857
poAsiiTloessS; R asss cr . T. i,s rnw' is5th st. ss.ii
Observation-Disclosures u Has ct a. t'
pee Is. mtg ,li.SoO. atty. Oh Fiammer
SO Blvd; ST.. n. as; ,slSovypster Free. J,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
APARTMENT HOTEL
ON CENTRAL'S LAND
George Backer Leases Big Site
in 48th and 40th Streets
for the Purpose.
ROUSE BUYS OLD LOFTS

George Backer has Joined the group
of builders developing New York Cen
trail property with nne apartments and
hotels. Mr.. Backer has made a deal
with the railroad company for IA site on
the north side Of Forty-eighth street
running through the block 20 Forty
ninth street at the west edge of the
great span of realty taken by tho rail-
road interests "A couple Of years aeo to
facilitate tho work OF tho terminal de-
velopments. an operation involving
many millions.
The terminal Is practically completed
and the Central road Ii turning over
to builders for development.
MIR. Backer "A closed a cal with
the railroad through Albert B.. Ashforth
for n plot 80 feet on Forty-eighth street
116.s feet east of Madison avenue and
coming out on Forty-ninth street 175
feet east OF the avenue The Forty-
ninth street end 81 the site Will he 40
feet wide. Mr.. Backer has secured thus
site for twenty-one years. with two re-
newal privileges. on 1t he will erect
a 100000 apartment hotel thirteen
stories high. The New York Central
will nance the operation. The notei'
plan. for which were filed yesterday by
Whitney Warren and Charles ID. Wet"
more, New York Ccntral's architerts,
will be Colonial In architecture. with =
facade OF brick. limestone and terra
Gotta.
The hotel will be a new development
for the sect ION and a little different from
other apartment hotels in this city. ac-
oording to Mr.. Backer. He plans to pro-
vide zach apartment with a serving
pantry. ice box, warming closet for o
and dishes and n wash stink, explaining
tina tenants may not always care TO gn
out for meals. II will also solve a big
problem in apartment hotel life. az
tenants may give dinners to friends In
the privacy of their suites.
Apartments will range in size from
two to seven DOM In the large apart
ments accommodations for a MAJ or
valet will be provided. The lowest
priced apartment will be $500 and the
highest $4,000. The building Will he
ready for tenants next October. The
structure Will he bu!lt by Mr. Backer
the name of the 80 East Forty
eighth Street Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF Iehhers ~
torney.)
WEST ESD Az. e c so,h st. ioctKioo.
Sept a, i9lb-Ieiceztershire Realty co
10 Gertrude u HAYES, 500 West End .avi
attys. Woodford. h a H. Msi'sonn
18TH ST. N =, 1872. ii " ~ Nicholas az
25x?5.!, Nov s. lsoe--RudoIph and Edna
Kaiser to Edw A Davis. gnl gdn; He,.n
+ A and Julia = Heyer. atty I - 90;
SANE ppTRsSyrEpTY. Mar is. 'iisos-RudoIph
Kai.sr TO Edw A Davis. atty. Ahs
Gr,c,bers, World Building $500
sHeRMAN Ay. IS, 100 : nyGkmnH ~
to sarah /. Taylor; atty. Geo II c:.ugho,
Ian. - Wall .*0.oVp
SANE: PROPERTY. Mag %: isiG1Jas ana an
| sA'8yr" fshRsoTrIRSrrYY, oct IL, i'si5-ssme 70
sr 'am Hy. ~. y :. :, n $50 st, :sx:t', bee
o.. iali-l.e CRANE Realty Go to tho
Masimilian FHeischmann GO; atty J@SSo,
, 9sTH ST. n =, las W West End av. 75x
100 II. AR : leli-Jacchs Constr 20 to
Hy A Mark, ~ South oxford 81. BkIyn,
attys. we.chler & Rothsohiid;, dSS
s.b bT sf, n :. sic.iiil E "a ay. isxios T; June
Tuckmon, sol " lssth st. atty : "a
Tl.kms4 $50 B"ay 'ii"r"'y5
vE Gs' Mh Az iSos n : hm Mar2I. * 10 iHgH
tuaI L!te lns Co.. address % ooo6nn
oRs5criARp ST. iss. . .. bel; stanton and
Houston SITS. ~25xs7s. Feb :. l%sl2-ssm'
u.i AMI Esther ZaleschitZ to Benz on
tgenh.art. IS7 De Kalb ar, Bklyn' ANY,
" T Kohu, 400 Rway .........' s.,'op
june /. i9os-Becka Stein to Bella nm
man. 1853 W itth st; attys. Arns, IN q
Levy. l2s Bway. ....... sl''l1'
SeTH ST. l:l W. $ $, AS w columbus av.
2oxIO6.to, Jan u. lso7-lAna We'll t"
Adelaide X Easton, heir and admN Es-
thor I korner, her mother. atty, hrrner
Elston. ~ Bway. .,.s..... .... va w"
ALI. plant and personal property. .rights
and franchises, &C, Aug 81, lss7--R"o'rt
r"ycr boni issucJ. 40 Rway. ,Io.ooo
T ~. ~ L. n . g. 100 = " Madison av,
'e5xloc :. june IS. so7-~ha \ and
Mary Dsrds TO the Ernirrant lndust saw
Bank. atty. Vim e orr. 81
5sTH ST , 5 200 10Th Az. ?ixso. May -,
iSHg-Emil and Emma och 10 the
Home Tor 1ncurahles. Attys. ROosFNrtt g
Sol - w "a .oiix3isxis?x;Y%'SV
Ju,y 80 isli-Eliz Drown, :, Iohnsbury.
II TO S!awson Il Hobbs. lss W ga Fl.
atty. louis W S;oteshufy, 80 Liner,,N
MAAptsoN ST. "a, :, % ixioo' p@c :.
igos-He-man and Annie Lehman to Er.
u,.' Trihelhorn. Inc. aity, Andrew II
Spuh'c 20 Church ........, ... sEN'
ITH NN cor IAN -, runs ? lo- \ ,
l.1N l " 9i.> to . s AZ \ ~ - ~ ." ''E
Tg'y l9Ni-Wm ~Schltnu'r 30 HIdson
C.;y saw irstn, $50 Warren 81, Hyi-nr,
y ,'ty. 7 q co. l7f RWaN .....S $50 600
MONROE ST. = " cor Montsnm"ry 81 '' !
~. Jan l., i90i-Ey1 StniherS 20 IN'H.
npra aud Harry Gutcrman, atty, .M",r''
rEAVl st ao7. N ~ s. 1859. De- u. 1871
T"rs = 'oun"rr, Jr 40 f-hnr.-h" u
Holman. 49, Valley 49, N"s' h'.,ur"
y = atty. T q 90, 10 RNay '''o''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01

18TH ST. II E-Joel Elisbers 10 Jacob
Bklyn! attys, Levy Bros. iss Montague
ii7TH sT. n 3. iss.i W Pleasant av' is.sy
hush aity.. Harris, &. NJ & $. i.1
sHERM%AN AZ. /. 3, 100 : Dyckman st,
Realty Co. 40 Wall st, atty. T O co, lda
si;TI ST, ~ SS,, S.' Ia .n /"
atty. Edwin c Hoyt, IS William -t..ti
sITH ST. .s5. w-Msnhattan Life ms co
to Mary Z willlamson, village I'd, skiynGG
s5TH 81, 3 :, iss Columbus av, ...iIsx
1o22-N y Title ins Co to ~. Mary :
Free Hospital for children. <o6 " Sddnn
18th ST. 9 3. 100 W central PARK W. 2aN
1o2 a-Columbia Trust Go to Hy kaui-
mann. Madison av and Isth st; atty;
Bronx.
TITLE GUAR TRUST co TO Patrick Beck,
MicoiINo. MATTHEW. ct al to Jesse !
MFEEz, od IA g Z 4 AsGss c sS TO ' fs.iilss
Beekinsnam an anc iS; ~
skfLLiN. BDw $. ad,n, to Edw s sIiilini
GtfARANrY TRUST co to NORTH Hide,
Mc1RATR. Tinos 4. 10 Mon. Me-
oip%o5SNEii. MARY =. to Della o'Don,
AsToR TRUST Co. exr. to hickory realty
sTEiSkAMp. VIM ii. Mary. /
cohS. HARhY. and .no 10 Milton ~ y,
J / MoTT IRON works. to Martin !,
FINK .4ss44as 4.ss ss.ss $500 10y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
BANKERS co. BUYS AT BEACH.
Takes His Plot at Manhattan for
DeyelOpm rnt.

The Manhattan Beach Estates has
sold to the Manhattan Beach Park. In
%corporated, a plot running East iron
Ocean avenue to Hastings street and
south from Oriental Boulevard to the
Atlantic Ocean. including the bathing
beach and pavilion. The transaction
amounted to about 100000.
Among those interested in the dea'
are Lewis l.. Clarke. president OF the
American Exchange National Bank; Al
bert II. Wiggin. president OF the Ma
tional RAM OF Commerce, and Nicholas
+. Brady.
II is reported that the company pur'
poses to improve the property by tht
erection OF a new bathhouse and hotel
club house and tennis courts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
BIG DEAL At PATTERSON.

PATERSON, N. j., Dec. 3i.-The Will
lam +. Hermann Company. wholesale
grocers. has purchased the Kelsey House
on Broadway, ear the Erie tracks. and
will replace II with an ornamental six
story structure with stores on the street
floor at a cost of 800. goo. TIL build.
ing will no nreproof and besides afford
ing storage room for the owners will he
leased for light manufacturing purposes
The Kelsey House was long the rome
Of the old Kelsey family. II adjoined
the Ril'y Sunday tabernacle and through
out the cvangclist's stay here last sprins
was a popular stopping place for visitors
from a distance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat ~ VEsEY STREET !

By Henry Nrliy.
iO2s. sly dwig@Eas, river say Instn
act i q Spinach It ali due. s,5g3.s1,
taxes, nc, !ll.lj; TO the plaintiff s.. 900
BY Joseph + Day.
MADISON Az. 2lOS, W =. 6gii n 1874 81,
2oSso. J rty d~wlg-Emigr,nt Ind Saw
Bank agt A Ivory ct al. due. t-.7ae SIS.
taxes. SC. 1929. 10 the piaintln $1,000
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
ny Nathaniol Shongood.
EAST NEW YORK Az. n " $, Eli . W
stone av, 46.2v9o 3-Newhurg Stvgs
Rank agt NJ Levy ~ al. action / to ~
EAST NEw YORK Az. u W $. ssi :. W
stone av. s'NioOs-Same aEt same: a.
East NEw YORK AZ. n W :. no 70 W
Hopkins'n av, ?-:N!s2.5N irreg-Tit,e u
& 7 Co agt Prospect Park W Realty
CO - al; 20 Y johnson 900. ......- $4,000
EAST NEW YORK Az. n " =. llgio $ "
agt same; action : 20 n johnson "a 200
GATES Az, = =, l.5 q Stuyvc,sut Nv. etN
1000 M"seh 81 al agt Il Lyons 81 "a
GREENE AZ. " = cor Cumberland u. sSSS
7i-' J lawler agt Shere't coust 60 81
al: Ia the. plaintiff for $1,000 over mort
cages Of ease.
$ tTu ST. = 50 W Rodney st, .:osioet-
II VI Ltnee extrN. act Il smith et 81 -
BY W T McPhmiamy & co.
SHEFFIELD Az. e 5. $50 s Sutter av. COX
9s-Fink, Realty CO. luc. agt J Miller ct
a.; TO nat T,alro'n for $1,000 over a
f eth ST. . ., bet LenoV ri and Linden
av, lot "a II Leeyitt igt Investors
Imp, co ct a; .%FsD5S sS31
X Van yrankcn art J Kaiser 80 a.: 20
j 7 Van Nnnnken $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
LIS PE\DENS
Manhattan.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. n W cor 9oth ~,
100, sxloo--Edw Il Thomas ., al agt
Chas A Lindsey ct al foreclosure Of
lsT ST, bs--Jacob silvcrstein sgt Sarah
Stetger az al action to set aside deed).
WATTS ST, sc and Scion Mitchell ast
Henry Mitchell ct a. .part'tion)' attys'
M @hfHssSs!'t Av ?0 i.sssEE fHssss; r. rlars =,
al aEt Fannie Cell et al foreclosure OF
mortgage: atty.. w II Hagen
STU ST. 32s E-Henry DE + Woekes agt
mortgage; at;y., Weekes Bros.
.sTH ST Il wERichord Mortimer ct al
agt Suzaiba NJ Pierson foreclosure of
mor,rage). attys. Weekes Bros
Maiden LANE. 2i-Frcdcric he y Fos-
ter OF al agt Cecil Lyon 81 al foreclosure
rs II %0 sT gage; 1 hey Ams,s ere IMAM av and
Laurel Hill Terrace: lots AZ, 40 and a.
q ections-wm ID Wynne sst Helcn \
fer of tax lien); atty. + n Snvidge.
lolSr ST. 9 $. 20 W OF lst ar, boNe3ii,,-
Phoebe 4 D Boyle. trustee, ost Aohille
Gtnzboureer ct al foreclosure OF mort
gugeI. attys. Strauss. Reich a. Boyer.
It'll Az, l945-Annc u Ryrd 81 a. agt VIM
1 Tisof Hs ct a. I'G Esi,c's : s 81 %oF'sas'''
lOsTH ST. 335 and s37 E-Iawrers Mtg
co agt Bronx Enterprise 90. Inc. ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage; attys, Cary &
Bronx.
lsbTH ST, $50 E--Franc!s u Chedsey. as
trus. agt Ida Frank 81 al foreclosure
OF mtg) atty, 4 Rosenblum.
LOT 30, map OF property of J. j, Gleason
--Emanuelia McGrath ngt Charles stritt-
matter faction 10 recover possesS'on)
CROTONA AN, n g cor Garden ST, tt2N
~ Follower Realty 60 agt Thomas
Lyons c, al Uforeclosure Of mtg. attys,
she!labarger 4 Donovan.
10TH ST. ; y. loo e Brook av, :5xSt q
John Mcclure, AS trus, agt Max Reich
ct al foreclosure OF MTG, attys. Clark,
Prentice. Mcclure a Roulstone.
wHlTLOCk AV. 9 =. tt98 $ Hunts Point
I'd, 2Lxl23 T. Ward II Rones ct al, as
exrs aud trus. agt Robert Hurnett 81
al foreclosure of mtg: atty, II swain,
BRONX BOULEVARD. " y, 25l6 n Burke
Az. 2bxloo: ,and other propertD--
RronN Parkway Commission agt carrie
Il whitaker Ct al faction 10 acquire
tItlel; atty. T. l. stevens.
Ui1L. AV, 9 =. i0l.6 y Gun Hii ri, glN
100 simeon g bradley agt Ad"laid" NJ
Brewer at Il! tfnreclosure Of MTG attys
bergman 4 Davis,
HOFFMAN, ST. W =. sOS.6 n lsith 81, 37b'
9i.a--Santo Giardini agt Iui Coppeio S
al foreclosure Of mtg); atty. } ber
man,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
ALL EXCHANGE LOWER.
krOncn, Despite Note. show New
Low Record of 1900.

Austrian kronen. in spite of the favor
able tone OF the Austrian note on the
Ancona, took another drop to new low
record prices yesterday. closing at 1890
as compared with 1896 on Thursday.
Marks We're lover, receding TO 20 1-l6
Tor sight drafts and 76ls for cables.
They We're quoted on Thursday at
20 5-l6 for the former n 76h for the
latter.
Sterling exchange was also lower. SELL
ing down TO 4.7S 6-lj for demand and
- for cables, against IA previous close
OF Ara 1l-15 for the former and
47+ b-i6 for the latter. Francs were
weaker, dropping to $50 for checks and
800 for cables. Th@~ were quoted on
Thursday a, 5.s57s and SIS respec-
lively, Italian lire dropped to 6.6lh.
against 6,Goi. on the day previous
rubles were unchanged at 29a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
FEW LEASES ON LAST DAY.
brokers Take ThinRs Easy. salts
ned with Years RrsuIts.

Nelson. Leo & Green have sub
leased FOR Or. Peter kahler the store
at 1850 broadway TO Daniel Fraad.
phonograp hs. The same brokers leased
the store at II West Forty-fourth
street to DIR. Peter kahler. George IL
Read a co represented the tenants.
Samuel II. Martin has leased Gales
room at 1864 broadway TO Jacob Moss
a. 90.
y, Brigham Hall and William n
Bloodgood have leased u floor at Is
Sixth avenue to George Ncstor.
The Brett N Goode Company has
leased a loft In the new Kern Building
at SA to 3iS West Thlrty-elghth street
TO Robert j. Stein for a term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-01
..n'wAy" Rouss RuYs BuG SITE.

The firm OF Charles Broadway RouSs
has bought the old fashioned loft build
ings at l04. lo6. los and 10 Greene
street as n site for an annex for their
building. which extends through from
broadway to Mercer street on n line
with the property purchased yesterday
from various owners through william
c. Walkers Sons. The property Is COW
cred with five story loft buildings. The
three parcels measure SIS feet on the
cas-. side Of Greene street and are 100
feet deep. The old buildings will be re-
moved and IA twelve story structure
erected for the use OF the Rouse firm
by the Low Parker Engineering Com
pany. Frank Lord of the Cross 4
Brown Company and l.. Tanenbaum
Stratus n Co. represented the owners
Of l04 and l06 in the deal.