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SlrREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~NbRK-Helen Slade Osilvie. plaintiR.
against Elisabeth \. Demarest and others.'
defendants.
In pursuance 81 a Judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
III" above entitled action. and bearing da,s
IN" .'ih day OF september, 1915, |, tho
Undersigned, the referee la said judgment
NAMED, VIII sell al public auction, a. ths'
S,rer'. in the Borough Of Manhattan. city
~ New York, on IN" Tth day of March,
is!'. ~ - o''!o't noon ON that day, ny
Joseph T. pa', agc'i0ue"r, the promises
r.r-'iel hg said Judgment TO be sold, and
therein dos rit"d rs follows
Al tntt '"rttln. lot, piece or parcel oe
thereon erected, situate, wing and being In.
the borough Of Manhattan. city. County.
and, state - Ne" York, bounded and de-.
side Of S"Vcntv-third street distant ons
hundred ani .!gh'y-four ESQ feet east
sriv from the corner formed BY the inter-
section Of tho souihcriy side Of S.yentv.
third street. with the "uster Y side OF Nadi.
son Avenue, ana running thence southcrly,
parallel win Madison Aveuu" ana part ~
ID" %i!stanr" through - party wall. ONE
hundred ana iWu ilu.i foot two q irchs,
to the centre Nua of the block be iwacn
ii"u," "),~'"rlr, along IN" said centre linz
OF ih" book, twenty '!0l feet, thence
n@r,hrr',' "G,n g,",E,", YIN Madison
another parry NAL. uh" hundred aud two
lo-l feet two 80 inches L. The southerls
side ~ SEVENTY, tGirI street: ana thcr,.
wcs'"r'v, along IN" southrrlv .tio Of SEW.
ent, tnlrd S'rcr', twenty TO feet 10 ths
r",., "r Ea" ~ n"t,nnins
JOSEPH Il EpEI.SO ]itrfcre.
HENRY nELlI\EER, IN At'orn-v
'"r ,P',.n'in ~ Rioni"rv Borough
Of Manhattan, Nrw Nurk t.'N
Tue iuIonmr ~ a diagram 81 ho prop-
er'V 20 b" soil, IT, street nunhrr is -
EaN. 7ad Stree.
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WOMEN SELL STOCK OF BANK
PlN" Vigorous pniIn 10 Put
Their Trust Co. on Its Feet.

Cu'cA,o, Feb. 2o.-The Woman's
TrEsi Company of America. a $1,000
900 corporation, organized under the
avs Of Arizona. me, yesterday in its
healqGattcrs and planned a vigorous
storh selling campaign.
Il MAS decided to employ solicitors at
one TO CIV" the city a thorough canvass,
As q starter preferred stock will be
offered ~ Sl0 per share and one share of
common stock viii be given way with
eve'y t"o shares OF preferred stock. The
none j. needed, as none Of the capital
.'''b, according to tine promoter. has
ye' been paid into the treasury.
NJ. Martha T.. Aht. an investigator,
Who recently TOOK the civil service exam
natou for 4 position as juvenile officer,
was ol'o'ed president OF the company and
sarah VI Hopkins. Democratic candidate
'F Alderman in the Second ward two
years 1ao, was made a director,
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FEARS CITY BURDEN
IN U. S. FERRY ACT
Commissioner Smith Wants
support in Opposing Pro-
posed Legislation.
HEARING on THURSDAY

Robert \. g.. Smith, Commissioned Of
docks and Ferries. will preside at II
NJ. next Thursday over a public hear
,,r 10 he held in the Aldermanic Cham
Der In the city Hall TO consider the best
means Of %persuading Congress that n
law compelling f%erryboats 10 limit the
number Of passengers carried would be
tho cause OF enormous inconvenience to
hundreds OF thousands of persons and
would force the city to add at least
81 OQo. 600 to its burden OF debt.
The amendment TO the Federal law.
placing upon ~fcrryboats h same re-
s,ric,ions that apply to other steam
boats. was well on its way through the
Senate and House committees when
Commissioner Smith interposed with a
telegram of protest. He appealed for
a hearing and will go to Washington
10 speak before the Senate Committee
on Marine Affairs and Fisheries next
Friday.
40 sensible person would oppose
legislation actually meant for the safety
and comfort Of the public" said Com
missioner Smith yesterday. But this
Ease is different. Under the old law.
which permits ferryboats to carry as
many passengers AS can be handled.
there has never been an accident due
10 ov.rcruwding. Ferryboats are about
The safest means of water travel. They
amt turn over. 1t Is almost impossible
10 sink them. They are constantly sur
rounded with mean of help or relief
N case Of trouble.
Regulation of the character proposed
would mean hat ,urnstilc gates must
y used and ferry terminals enlarged Is
order that At no time shall there be- in
a waiting room more persons than may
embark upon u boat so far as the
municipal ferry s-.'vice IL concerned II
N.ll mean a complete change OF ter
nmals, additional boats and two years
oi preparation, and wou cost the cit,
At least $4,000. O00. 1t would mean that
,ae immense number of persons using
the ferries. which are nearly all by Law
under the Jurisdiction of my department
would be put to great Inconvenience.
TO give an idea of the vast ferry
rattle, | may say that the municipa
ferries carried l:.oou. 600 persons las
year. and that the reports Of the othei
ferries will show that they carried 100.
uVQ.uo IN addition. Forty per cent. oi
The travelling public IN tn" United
States using steamboats, under the juris
d.c,ion Of Federal Supervisors are trans
ported within the port of New York
one may understand from those figures
what inconvenience an ~unnccessar!
amendment to the law would create.
II hope thai the public hearing OF
Thursday will be we'll attended. as thi'
matter is of tremendous interest 4
nearly every citizen
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POLICE SEEK A SCARED NOSE
It's "wn"r IL tccused Of CARVING
lhrc. isiting Italians.

= E'.'Iil alarm was sent out NcStcr-
IA for an Italian known as Frank,
N1o ut~ . horizontal scar bisccting
Ms "I," Frank disappeared from G3i
VIC. Fort eighth street NJ 3:l5 + NJ.
"'i'I tJico visiting Italians were
Stabbed |iulluNlug a row.
Nl.Iolhs ~rdsqualc, SO. of Sl7 Hack
'ta"t iNt%ukroid, Yves, %fIoboken. IL
m ''' I"i'clnic Hospital with a wound
~ 'c night 81" 0r his abdomen. His
CONDITION. be- critical PasGualc's nephew.
N.'hni1, ~l'asqualo, 22, Of the same adj
dt's . la Bellevue Hospital with a
""4HI 'u Als abdomen and right shout
u,I l'."r Nalcntc. -, Of i29 West
IN r'."'p street IL also in Bellevue
Win hes in his right shoulder and
~ .- rgh side, All blamed the
sifr'i Frank for their Injuries.
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MRS. PIERRE LORILLARD RENTS

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has leased tho large
residence OF Mrs. William Il. Horn
blower at 5 Fast Eighty-ninth street to
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard for a long term
OF years. II Is a four story American
basement dwelling. occupying a plot.
36.sx100.s, near Fifth avenue.
Douglas J.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for the estate OF Louise Tillinghast. as
East Sixty-fourth street. a large four
story brick and brovnstone dwelling.
for a long period OF years. to DR.. God
frey X. Pisek. whose former residence.
SO East Slxty-second street. was one OF
the properties taken az n site for the
new Bankers Golf club. headed hS
Charles Il Macdonald.
Crook 4 Livingston have leased for
a long term the two o story dwell
ings AT .0-2c East Sixtieth street 10 A.
r.. Reynolds.
Henry Brady has leased .it West
Twenty-third street. a four story DWELL
ing. to Mrs. Annie Piel.
shaw 4 Co. have leased the dwelling
at II East 13oth street TO Rose Herman.
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centre linz. of bio X

Tue approximate amount OF the lien az,
charge. - satisfy which the above de
srr!h@I property - 10 he sold Is I'oi~
thousand on" hundred and seventy-siN ann
0O-lO0 tStl1G.O0I Dollars. with interest,
thereon from IA. 9Th day OF February,
1915, together with the costs and allow
an'" amounting - two hundred and thirty
seven aud 13-l00 s.37.ha Dollars. with
interest from tn" lith day Of February.
1915, together with the expenses OF the
sac Tn" HrproNimh'" amount Of tbs
other liens. which are to he allowed 20
III" purchaser ont OF the purchase monsy.
or PAL VI los III" Referee. Is two hundred and
nlnetN-nin" and .p-lr0 s1s9 .0I Dollars
and lnt"r"st sad premises viii he sold
subject to u prior mortgage for $1s,000,
with interest thereon AT hNe tJc,i per
,-nt. from MAY 10Th, 1919.
Dated, New York February I7ih. 1918
RCpOI.PH STAND Referee.
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NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

ALBANY. Feb la-The following
realty corporations We're chartered here
to-daN
:. X. c Company. Manhattan capita.
$4,000 directors. benjamin Schelmel-
oNitz. Harry Moss. The Bronx, y. Y;
Jacob Schwartz. New York city.
Grassi Building Corporation. Manhat-
tan capital. $1,000 directors. Pasouale
GRASS. Joseph Grassl and Donate Cras-
81. New York city.
Layine Really & Mortgage Corpora
ton, Brooklyn directors. Saul &. La
vine. Rosa ". I.avine and Sarah Rubin.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
Sorice Building and Construction com-
pany. Queens; capital $4,000 directors.
Antonio Sor!ce. Louis Rose and Antonio
Paolo. Jamaica. y. Y.
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EOOMN VOL built S.room house on
largo plot all hcdGcd In; laundry In celia:
hot water h"st, hardwood flooring, artistic
combination electric and gas fixtures, mod.
ern throughout magnificent view ~ Long
Island Sound and privilege" OF bathing
hcach; near station and trolley, s330 cash,
balance in years. title guaranteed.
SHORE FRONT. box i:s sun once.
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SrArE or MEM YORK. Once o, the
Secretary Of STATE, -
THIS 'ERTlFlcArf: issued Ia dupIirafe.
hereby ~'erltt"s that Ia" Marcus Ward com
panN, u domestic stoCk corporation, mas
hl"d IN this othc" ON this ISM day Of Feb
inhrN' l'lt, papers for the voluntary dis.
solution OF such corporntinn under ~sec,ion
~ OF III" General Corporation Law, and
that IT appears thcrefrom that such cor
pora'lon has complied with said section in
order TO he dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF ON 20
- IN" secretary OF state. NJ tha
,S"nb laN Of February, one thous.nn
nine hundred and sixteen.
q. ", TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary OF Stats
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BUNGALOW. located In pretty town,
40 minutes out on south side. modern
construction. massive porrh, b-am"d cell
ingS. pnnell"d walls, open 'ap"strI hri,k
iir.plavc. steam heat, large closet room.
mp To date Kitchen, all rooms large, ligh'
and airy. indirect lighting system, , BLOCKS
To t~y. pleHty OF water sports and good
fishing VIII tax" $50 cash and SIS
monthly from responsible party, Writ" for
appointment to Visit SAM" RtNi\IOW
CIV hon $50 sun oni'H.
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Overlooking the Sound

Modern homo Of 10 rooms and . baths
open frcpla,es. hardwood spacious
pnrrhcs. hot water heat, sewer. water, gas
and electricity. 2 minutes 10 restricted
bathing beach, dock, etc, deep water an.
chnrngc, : hlo'ls Ia station, $1,000 cash,
balance can l." arranged. y STEPHEN
son .ta ". 3Ath -.
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LEASES.
Manhattan,

81, ~ store ana part base
Beicke. 1923 southern Boulevard. ? yrs
from Dec /. 1915: attys, Fitch 4 q, -
i3sTH ST. s27 u, all-Bctty GusthaI to
VIM Il Mullarkey, ~ W l00tli st, : yrs
from Mar !, 1915. atty, W stewart.
l63o Sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81, zoo
FREEMAN ST. s09-ll. ! sly hldg-Jos q
crowley 10 Sainl Stein aud anu, I'll y
iO5th vt. ) yrs from May |, 1916, atty.
Max Stein. 81 u l05th St., 81 ,nt *
CONCORD Az. : " cor lbist NJ. store 49,
! Douohue contracting TO, inr, IN
VIM Williamson, 80 Prospect sv, : yrs
from May !, 1915. atty. Harris koppel-
10TH st. tl3a. store Adams Flanagan
Co to Saml kessclmar SOL Suffer ~,
ny Amster. 49, Bwsy. ..,........ 81. 500
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Ideal. RCSG N.OWS and sites for own
crs nf motor boats ara cars, . blocks irnil
Merrick Road. 40 minutes go y Y, tit,,
as and \ rooms, hath, gas aud %elr,iIir
light. open fireplace, garage isrg. p,o,,
water front rights. etc, 5000 down, hal
an'. easy. Further Information by writ.
lng MOTOR. boz lt9 sun once,
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address party OF FIRST partJ
Downtown.
'South of Fourteenth ST.
soSsH 20; y :; W Coen,ies slip.
Calvary. Church. e : '"e r tfs'9 Is: att atty 8,
Zabriskie. NJ 4 5. ~ wall st. $40, 900
II re AI; sps 81 49,. n iii IN. 4; sSIoyiSow
stth o.. Jan b: attys. Straus a =. %
'"'r N'''
Fast side.
EAST OF Fifth ay. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
10TH 81. 52i r. IL =, 900 . ID az. ?5x3isx
si.txt5.5 tforeclos Jan ?b--Jas NJ
Donohne, ref. TO the city OF y Y. Feb is.
atty Lamar Hardy. Corporation Coun:
ssTiI ST. ISIS RI. n :. 400 W al av. :;sioo'yii
Madison 8 mtg $1,000; Feb Ii: atty.
iosTM sT:. = : is Madison nM.s av. ASK .tsD
ooilGH & ]. Realty Co.. Inc. TO Bertha
i 4i1ssssSSne'q i',s Il e. E i g. De-. Ct :, anH Al, Rer s e
sismund Solomon. las Bway go 800
west OF Firth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts)
18th ST. go W. -. it7 @ sth av. :ixss.a-
Leah Il SVEN to Peter A Damrosch. .os
Maple st. weehawken. Il j., mtg ga. 900
n :, Ans :. 1915; attys. ]. TOO.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 400. n W cor
to Henry NJ work ~ Prosnsn, pa,r,tr,
Ms. Bklyn. Feb IL: atty. TO Co. i,s
SAME PRoPERTy-Zinman Realty 60 70
snn"' r. Feb IL atty, same .......S1
SAME fRoPERTr-Abr Kipp TO same.
'"' 10 any. same ~
Uptown.
sManhattan Island. north OF 10th at,
llsTH ST. So, 2s5 q Lenox nv. .5xiOoli-
Gu.taye Jare,sky and wife 10 Lena
10 ....... Sion
ID Az. " 5o7 W i:ad st. 81. sxso-
9th -. Bkiyn. FEB H. i n,s III d 900
atty. A f. suvers,ins r1.s sSo""v,
r-t..t..... .''.'"'" . ssooo
eSs,oo,' iaeE c,,h 81; e,iss tri': n iiisst. 81.
PARK az. 90 10000 Own crawford
. Go"rss ~ !" conrin.y Deyelgpmsn'
lsI nwsy. '''".. "''' 81
oSxioS.s, ns.ss ,rrm,yes ~
Ing GO. ssi = 1.eth 81. Feb Is; a,iy.
20 ~ beay '''''''''''. WOO
Brons.
DAM RID " : pio,s ! 90 8
map II Johnson, 80 sx3'3 sNlo:S3ha
-Algernon : Norton. ref. to VIM g Boz
e. - Bmay 5000
wood az, :ix irreg-Herman u Eller
brock TO Diedrich wendelken. i'.'
rs '2s" %a2 sy, Feb !" atty r q 4 T e,
LOTS ~ 20 s.. map 10 lot. Of VI Nor
ren,hsu-A Mccuili. & son Inc. an,
Feb il. mtg 5000 a,,y' To" r 60
LID Rwsy '.............. 5000
,onviiie--Iohn Rotando 20 RaTani,
aSy' WIN Egg. ,;cs white 'Pisle.
rJSTs an, q, man u,ds,r p,,L-
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F~ORECLOsuKE SALES.


YORK ALENANpER 2 ", KINNAN.
Plaintiff. agains; GIUSEPPE
In pursuance % judgment OF fore
,losur" and sale. duly made and entered tn
,,hnse " ii,n G i"''', % r feSTaa S%a isis' |, ;hs
undersigned. the referee IN said judgment
named. VIII soil at public AUCTION. at ma
street. in n. borough Of Manhattan. City
OF New York. on the 18th day Of March.
1916, at l. o'clock noon on that day. nv
JOSEPH p. DAY, Auc,ioneer, the premises.
dir"cte! hl shid Judgment 10 b" sold amt
therein described A. follows
ALI. tina, certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land With 'he building thereon. situate:
;yins ard h. icing +" Of me Twe ydy. .cc sna
bounded and described as follows
REGlNSiN,i az a point on the s9lthstry
sis'Gf ls,an, two Sinadrsd and Nv" ,.ca, f.et,
Eas'.riy from tn. South-asterly corner Of
Eighth Avenue and Fiftv-sixth street: and
Eighth Avenue. and through the centrs
In" OF a party wall. one hundred i,oos'
Of the block hence E|a.terlv along said
centre line twenty 20, feet; theme. North
erly. p.raI!s. Win Eighth Avenue, Qua
the Soh'h.r,y side OF Fifty-sixth streei:
and thenc" Westerly along said sou,herlv
sid. OF rttty.si>th street twenty ga, fre,.
20 N" point 81 p!h, " 90 beginning.
sad premise h"iuS known as No. -.
ha'tuu, Citv ~ NtW NnrE.
Being tn" sam" promises ,onveyei to
Fran,i- D"Jofio and GuiheJr. DeJorio by
william \ Ewirg and Maud VI, Ewing. h.
deed hearing even date with these pres
"hi~. winch ur" given 10 s"Clr" N" paw
inoui Of = part of NE purchase money Of
said premises
Dated. N'v York. February ian, 1aln .
RUDOLPH STAND. Referee
AMMO \ CANNON, Attorneys for pIa IN
M. 1875 Broadway, Manhattan, Nav
ioi& cay.
Tho f"IloN,ug * q diagram Of III. prop
err 20 Ia solid is sfra.f \u,tbar IL 0SH
We o6th street. Manhattan:
80. ~ " 10th street.
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INST % 80

The upprv\ lIIat" aWuunt 90 the lion nv
Chsrgr, to satisfy which the uhp,e de.
scrihri prorpri, II 80 h" cold, ~ i3iSG3 81.
with interest thereon from IN" l,th day %
September. 1918, together wan tho ,rS;S
aud allowance amounting t. fI1t ~. VIA
interest from S"ptcwhrr .Ith. 1915, ia
grther with IN" expenses ot Ia" sale lie
ippr"Ntni'i" amount ~ the N'N"s, ass.s(-
meniS AMI water rates ~ oilrr ll~uI
which ar" I" h" allowed - ihr purrhs.sy
out ~ m" purt has" money. ~ PAID h, thA
referee, H. S,,3sO ~ amt interest
Dated New Nntk, iehTuurN ~ l,ls
JOSEF l., EpEl.SoN. Referee.
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Nn uA LIENS,
Manhattan,

sTH Az. os2 90 s;-Chas T. Ny.r az
tith - Amas"ment Go. Iur. and L. \
BologD!ua. !essaes. solomon g.i,h
Estate. owner. Jardln 60. Inc con
I'D ST. ZIG W-Adoiph Trondei agt
Edith y Mcdonald. owner. Mary Handy.
contractor 49,
18TH ST al W-Samu.l Re KIND agt
County Engineering 90. Inc. owner. John
S'sinm"'2, CONTRACTOR ..... ...... $3.50
brOnN.
CRESToN ~ -3'O-1i-raAu HascnhAg
agt John la.Ier. owner: W-'nstein &
RrndN, contractor ...... tl-i -
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ssO.soO HOSPITAL BUILDING.

PAssAic. y. y, Feb. i9-The plan and
scope committee OF the Passaic General
Hospital board OF governors has ac-
cep;ed the hid OF the ". II. Whyte Con-
struction COMPANY 90 Hackensack for a
rev hospital building adjoining the
present institution TO cost S50,sO0.
The new building will be IoNs' feet.
four stories high. Of red brick with lime
stone and terra Gotta trimming n pro-
vided with every modern convenience
u will ave steel columns. glrders and
beams and the floors will be OF concrete.
Plans for the building were prepared
by Grow. LEWIS a. wickenhoefer OF New
York.
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INVESTORS nv n ~ OokL.YN

The Buckley Horton company has sold
a plot .5Xi0o on the east side of
Waverly avenue between Wilioughhy
and De Kalb avenues. for the estate OF
william Howard. to a client who viii
build two private garages.
Frank \, Seaver & Co. have sold
for Moses Parshelskv 10 an investor the
six family brick fiat a, Az Bay Ridge
avenue.
X. \. Schlesing has sold for Matthaus
Beifuss tho six family tenement house
At l12s Hartman street TO George Worm
locker,
Louis Gold has sold the three story
store building AZ 332 Albany avenue.
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rOURs.
NEW JEKsrY REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE

Attractive bargain offered by BANNING
DEPARTMENT. STATE or NEW YORK.
seekers. \ large number Of vacant lots ut
Brentwood. Morsemere. Leonia, kidgeheid.
and reanrok. New Jersey, at one half OF
former owners prices. Also "a large num-
bct~ OF tWo-family houses at Hudson
Heights. Clinsile ana Palisades Park, Now
jersey. at about one-hilf OF former prices
All OF the above properties are within a
hve-cent fare zone and within thirty min
utcs Of Manhattan. These properties must
corporations now being ,iquidated nv the
Banking Department Special inducements
10 contractors and builders who will PUT
chase a considerable number Of lots. For
further particulars address Benz u Haight.
Special Deputy Supt, OF Ranks. care OF
Banking Department. 81 Broadway. New
York CITY
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SATISFIED

lWI'h name and aIdress OF Icnder's al
torney,)
18TH ST. n .. ~. e 81 Nicholas av. lOox
1899, July .. igl0-Isidor aud Hannah
: irayhead to Divid Xipkin atty. T.
Cnfhn, "a Pine st .,...,..,.,, $40, 0o0
SAME PROPERTY, June 80. 100? Same 10
samuel Levy, attys. stewart a. Shearcr,
- wall -,
iSSTII ST. = $. 10 p ST Nicholas av. TOOK
$40, June II, i9l5-Mosc Goodman
torpn to Jacob Levy, llS Lexington
av. attys. Arnstein 4 Levy. rs BROAD
ssTHH ST, ,sj r. n :, 400 " I'D nv r0"V y
l00.ll, Apr I. ~l9l3--lacob u and Celia
Green to samuel Boss, 2As " 18th W;
nitN. Leo Schnfrmm. II thAmbers 81 81 600
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HOTEL
CHELSEA

Occupying entire block Of ocean front. In the
fashiona bio Chelsea section. 800 bed cham
bers with private baths (fresh and sea
waterD. High class orchestra, cafe. grill.
&C. French chefs. Golf privileges. Autos
meet trains. Booklet. Open all year.
j. Il, THOMPSON 4 CO.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTG NGES.
M~anhnttan

a;rU ST. AS w Y Bible society TO
Bond & M,s GUAR 60, iis Ecm:en 81,
',sTH ST. i32 w-Tnle Guar s Tr 60 20
city Real Estate 20. '5s Bway: ATTY.
y q, co, iIs Bway
ReIJ. at,y-, Bowers 4 :, " cedar
N Az. :ioa-samae to SAM, a,,:Tnsy;
Ei.fpRIpGE ST. .is-Henr, Mors'athHH
Go 70 Jos II schwartz, %; iiS'h s.,
asTH ST, - E-Jacob Stern to Louise :
Firth. 6lo Park az, ai'y' 7 q ~ l5S
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