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The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
A FEATaERED BOMB

M. Guerre, the inventor of an ex- plosive projectile for destroying air craft in the shape of a combined bomb and arrow, recently made some interesting trials of it from the Solferino bridge in Paris. The projectile consists of small and very light bomb with very sensi- tive detonator which can be set just before throwing.
 In the rear of the shell or head is a guiding piece with feathers" re- sembling short arrow. Several of the projectiles were thrown from the bridge down on bed of sand on the quay, and they took fire at once, exploding at the same time.
 Such a bomb would no doubt do great damage to an airship, and it is well adapted for use in an attack of aeroplanes upon airships for instance. ..
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To half pint of water add OF. Bay Rum, small box of Barbo Compound, and A OF. of glyeerine. Apply to the hair twice a week until it becomes the desired shade. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix it at home at very little cost. Full directions for making and use come in each box of Barbo Compound. It will gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and removes dandruff. It is excel lent for falling hair and will make harsh hair soft and glossy. It will not color the scalp. is not sticky or greasy, and does not rub of.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
POWER BOATS WANTED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened by the Inspector, Coast Geo detic Survey, POP Burke Bldg, Seattle, Wash, at 10 o'cuock a. m., March 10, 1916. for charter of two power vessels Of about 100 feet in length, and four lauehes of about 50 feet, for use of wire drag part ies in Southeast Alaska Inform tion and forms of proposal may be had by applying to Lighthouse Ins- pector, Ketchikan, and at address given above. Adv. 3t.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

Most husbands have a charge ac- count with their wives in which they are credited with a lot more bad things than they ever did and lot more good ones than they ever dreamed of doing.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
KETCHIKAN MEAT COMPANY
 SPECIALS Fresh Chicken tamales, Fresh Sound Oysters, Dog. Eggs 95 cents.
ANOTHER AMUSEMENT PLACE

With the re-opening of the Shoot ing School at the foot of Mission street, the people may find another place of amusement where Ny eau shoot away their little wads. Mir. DeYoung will attend to the rest Just go and sheot away all you mind to.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

It is a psychological fact that we get just what We are looking for in this world. That's why the egotist gets all the flattery and the modest man getss nothing but self-respect.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

After a woman has been lubricat- ing mans vanity with oil and honey for 365 days of the year he needs a little temperamental papri- ka on the 366th to stimulate him.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

The flower of a mans love is apt to fade like a morning glory the moment the sun of a woman's smile becomes warm and glowing.
 At the Grand tonight, see add on page 4. adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

In leap year it takes all bache- lor's preparedness to dodge the sen timental Zeppelins and keep out of matrimony.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

Matrimony is surgical operation by which one has ones vanity re- moved without an anaesthetic.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

A true poet is a man who can see more with his eyes closed than he can with them open, hear more in the silence of solitude than in all the music of the metropolitan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

A lover is man who is willing to pose as your slave today in order that he may be your sultan tomor- row.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

Attend the basket ball game to- morrow night and watch the Met lakatla boys close check on the local team score.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
REFLECTIONS OF A
 BACHELOR GIRL

(By Helen Rowland in P.-I.) No doubt even Satan would tell you that he went to Hades flor a woman"
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
ROW-BOAT LOST

A row boat known as Davis Boat" painted green with yellow trimmings, was lest at or near Ship Island last Thursday night. The finder will please notify Sawyer & Mckay.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

Bring in your bit of news. The Progressive Miner is always glad to receive and print news items.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

Dandy show tonight at the Grand, see the add on page 4. ad.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
TYPEWRITER FOR SALE
LADIES AID TO HOLD SALE

The Ladies Aid of the N. E. Church wish to announce that they will hold teir big Annual Sale about Easter time. St.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

Bring in your bit of news. The Progressive Miner is always glad to receive and print news items
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
BOTH WILL BE THANKFUL

We will thank you to subscribe for the Daily Progressive-Miner for eight months, $500 cash, and you will thank US.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-A two room cabin and . lot on Stedman Ave. City. The lot is so foot front by 15o feet deep. For particulars apply to "Dad. De Young. Adv. tf.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25

TO SAVE SIDE LEATHER
 We are offering an eigth months subscription to the Daily-Progres- sive Miner tor $500 cash-we give you the cc,ieesor's commission.
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Subscribe fol the Daily Progress sive- Miner. Only 75 cts. month
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
FOUND
WHY PAY RENT?

When MT. Peckham with the Ryus Drug & Jewelry O., is of fering his furnished home at very low figure for a quick sale Five rooms and large bath room Splendid view. Call and see Mir Peckham at once. Adv. tf.
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
FOR sALE

FOR SALE Hand V bottom launch IS feet long. 4 feet 10 inch beam. My req son for selling is that l have no time to use it. Price S5O.00
 Milo C. Caughrean
The daily progressive-miner., 1916-02-25
BAKERY
 AND GROCERY

Corn .15 All milk cans .25 8 oz. can Bakers cocoa .25 Reliance Coffee 40 Gold Shield coffee 40 Canned Pineapple .15 & 20 String beans, .20c. two for .35 Sweet potatoes, 200. for .35 Krout, 200. 2 for .35 E. J. Peas, 20c. for .35 Golden Wax beans .2oc. for .s5 Pumpkin, 200. 2 for .35 Hominy, 200. for .S5 Solid Pack. Amocat and Reliance
 Tomatoes. .15 Ranch Eggs per dog. .3E or 3 dog for $1.O0 Lend slrerer cocoanut per Ib. 20
 Your money back if not satisfied. Bread, Rolls, Pies, Cakes and Layer Cakes, Angel Food, White Cake, Jel- ly Roll, Lemon Roll. Cup Cakes, Gin ger Bread, Cocoanut Kisses, Maca- rooms, Honey Jumbles, Frosted Creams. Lemon, Sugar, Gnrrant, Spice and Co coanut Cookies. Doughnuts and Toast. Baking powder, per ID. .15
The sun., 1916-01-12
BANKERS TO FEAST AT ASTOR
Annual Dinner WIN He Held Next
Monday,

The annual dinner ~ tNc A-eor.d'ef
Banks pf the CRY o. New Work, known
a. Group VIII ~ the Sow York STATE
Bankers Association. will he held on
Monday evening, January -, AZ tho
Hotel Astor ON the rou u'tee IN
charge vii bc Charles r. Warr,u. chair
man. Thomas Cochran. secretary and
treasurer: Joseph Il Martlndalc. stephen
Baker. Joseph Rvrr'. Louis -. kru'-
mann and charles H. Sah'n. Members
of the reception CuumIttc" are Harry
+ Dawson. William II Porter, Albert
II. wi.g!n, William Woodward, Edmund
C.. Converse and Others.
Among tho guests expected are Majo
Gen. Leonard wood, Rear Admiral
: Sgsbcc. retired Benjamin strong CoN.
.-ror 81 tE, Federal Reserve Bark of
New Work Frirh \ Na"d'r'p Taco"
II. S,h.n, Na,ur join rurrry M.t.u'.
Aloazn Il. IcpuuIu and ','urg" +. Bah'r
r." Right Rev. C'.r''' sumner Bar u
Coaajutpr R.s'pp 80 N'N Nu~ VII say
grace hugua;as TA'uu- aHi Dwight
". Morrow VII de Wy NE only -'t
speeches. Mujog Warren MI preside
and act as t"as-ua.."r Tho s.Ntv mcu-
hcrs OF tn" M"uG,.s-'nu G.yr cub ot
New York, OF wrinh Howard =. BORDEN
rs president. wHl be guests OF tie bank
cr..
Reservations to date l'r 80 dinner
number @s'.
The sun., 1916-01-12
EUROPEAN MAILS.

TIE Russian American liner csari',a
sailing to-day for Kols Bay. will take
mail. closing at 10 A. NJ, for Russia.
eeppe Verdi calling to-day for Naples. will
take mall, closing at 10: 40 4. N. for italy.
Runania. Serbia, Switzerland and Greece
The creek liner Patris sailing TO-DAY
for Pirsus. will take mail, closing at 1880
=. NJ, for Greece when specially addressed
only.
The White star liner Adriat'c. sailing 20.
morrow for liverpool. wi tax" mail. clos-
ing at $50 A NJ. FOR Europe. except GER
many. Austria. Hungsry. LuNctnburg. Bull
garia, Turkey. the Netherlands, Norway.
sweden and Denmark; also for Africa.
West Asia and East Indies Mail for Italy.
kumania Serbia, Switzerland and Greecs
viii he taken II specially addressed.
Tho Holland America UrCr Mcdan.
ealing 20 morrow for Rotterdam, viii take
mail. closing at $50 \. NJ, for III" Neither
ands switzerland, Germany. Austria, Lux
emburg. Bulgaria anu Turkey. .
The American liner Ph!lade rhts. sail
ing saturday 'cr Liverpool vii! take mall.
closing At $50 a. NJ, fp- Europe except
Germany. Austria, Hungary. Luxemburs,
Bulgaria, Turkey, fhv Netherlands, Sor-
way, sweden and Drnmurkl, Africa West
Asia and the East Indies.
The French liner Lafayette. sailing Na'
urdsy for Bordeaux, vii take mat. closing
a. noon for France, Rumaui1 = rnih swift
zerland. l's'N, Spain. Portugal. tgNp''
Gre-,, Rr!tish India, British Est Africa
Siam. Malta, Gibraltar, .'"I Ion. Sirdits - e
t.ments. Dutch Eat lnJi"s. West Aus
tra.is and Persia
The sun., 1916-01-12
1900 OF $4,000 CARS
FREED FROM TIEUP
Railroad EmbargOcs Bring
About Some Relief In Freight
Congestion.

Freight congestion In and about New
York has been relieved to y certain cN-
tent by the embargoea of tho railroads.
Instead OF 10000 freight cars held IN
different yards there are now about
47.000 tied up.
At a meeting yesterday Of tho operat-
ing officials of tho railroads entering
New York tho situation was reviewed.
After tho meeting Chairman e. e. Me-
Cain Issued the following statement
'"rhe Pennsylvania Railroad has
modified its former cmbargoes and has
now embargoed all export freight con-
signed TO Bush docks.
Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
extended It's embargo to include all ex-
port freight.
modified its embargo and Will now a'-
cept export freight originating on its
system, except that the embargo still
continues on various commodities, such
as automobiles. grain. -four, iron anu
steel articles, of which there Is large
accumulation.
"There IL no change In the ernbarroes
previously announcer by the Erie. Gem
trail Railroad of New Jersey. Lehish
Valley and Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western railroads.
"A general review ~ the situation diS-
closed that there was reduction ~
approximately 1000 ears Of export pack
age and piece freight less than on hhn3
week ago. this reduction being due 10
the various cnbargoes'
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad Company issued last night
the following embargo order. effective
January IL. 1915. This embargo super
sedes all previous emhargoea:
"On account OF accumulation of cars
. ,tt ttpr ~
The sun., 1916-01-12
BIG LOFT RENTERS ACTIVE.
Take Space In Many sections for
New Prem ises.

Tho Cross Brown Company has
leased $1,000 square feet OF space at
az Broadway, running through to 30-36
,rosby street. to the Grand Corrugated
Paper Company.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased
stores at the southeast corner OF
Twenty-third street and sixth avenue
to Gabriel Brill and to the Beck shoe
company. In conjunction with Pease a.
Elliman. Also the store and basement
al III West Twentieth street so the Fend-
rick -Masur- Brooks Company.
The Peter IL. Reilly 4 Bro. Company.
dealers In wall papers, have leased for
term OF years for executive offices and
showrooms tho store and basement at
.43 TO 247 West Seventeenth street. run
ming through the block to .3a and o3<
West Eighteenth street. NJ. n l.. Hess
were the brokers in the transaction,
He'll 4 Stern have leased at a 10 80
West Twenty eighth street ninth loft to
the Harry Brouse Company and tho
tenth loft to the Jessica Waist Com
pany: In 1l4-l16 East Thirteenth street
second loft to Livingston & 60. in 24-2S
West Thirtieth street top loft to Louis
Spiegel and In II East Thir,y-first street
top loft to Morris W. Hart.
william A. White & Sons have leased
to the Tenney Press for ten year
period space In the Finck Building. In
course Of construction at 31s-3as West
Thirty-ninth street.
Carstein & Linnekin have leased the
seventh floor at s-l2 East Thirty fourth
street TO the United States Lace Curtain
Mills; at $50 Fifth avenue offices To the
Hensel a Colladay Company Nelson q
Landsberg and Greenbaum a Ross. al
34' Fifth avenue. Offices to William 4
B.umenthal, United States Coal Tar
Product Company, Thomas j. Keon,
birmingham x Prosser. David r Sha.
piro and tho A. ". Swead Company
space at 400 Fourth avenue to Paul G.
Shaffer and the Theatre Vending Ma
chine Company. and the third floor a;
| 40 East Twentieth street TO Sander q
| Samuel Kaufman.
| Daniel Birdsall & Co. have leased the
/ second door IN 396 Fifth avenue e.
Harry A. SteinberG. millinery. The ad.
Joining building at 3e& and tho third
! floor at 3?2 Fifth avenue were recent,
leased to Morris A. Steinberg and Lec
Franken for term OF years.
\. 4. Hageman has leased space ir
626 sixth avenue to John Bcnfatto ant
to the French Feather and Novelty Hat
I Company in lo2 and l04 West Thirty
eighth street to the Chic Embroidery
} Company in 637 sixth avenue To Her
man We.nthrop: in $50 sixth avenu,
to Robbins a King. and In Sal Sixth
| avenue to John Clark.
The sun., 1916-01-12
MADISON AYE. HOME
FOR Big CONCERN
rockroft Property at 32d st.
sold for Improvement by
Unnamed Buyer.
INVESTOR TAKES LOFTS

~. southeast corner Of Madison ave-
,r, Thir;y-second street Is to he
.,,,o,.I with a large commercial build
,.s ,o- ~, use IN whole or in part OF
:. u--,rcd concern which took tho
,,,,e-tv under contract yesterday. The
~ which marks the largest transac-
"a, - fAr ,h's year. was made by AL
80. Y AsNtorth and Laurence Mcclure
-, removed from the real estate market
i. .,-oper,v which has been the subject of
,,.s deals 'han Uuy other In the neigh
s,,Aood. The property Is that OF Eliza
,.,s V and Mary r. Cockroft and In
.r4e. ~ and i49 Madison avenue and
/. srl 80 East Thirty-second street. n
A, ot abou, 10000 square feet. The
v,l,soa avenue frontage consists OF two
Ius,u-rs facing - ) feet on the avenue
Al 100 feet on the street. The Thirty
.,,6-d street property consists OF two
,nbes giving the whole plot an addi-
a. 90 foe, of street frontage. The
,s,,es extend back $50 feet toward
-s,-,y.er~t street. The whole property
s.s been held on the market at $500, 900,
NJ. the price WAS reported yesterday at
s,wethirs less thon that amount.
The name ~ the buyer is being
-.-ie4 as close secret That he Is
AZ 'ad'v.Ila who heads a large city con-
,rn iri tHat he t. represented by
Sounds S'hurrran s Dwight is all that
oil be- learned OF him. That he will
s-T h- -h building for his own bust
-,s use was also admitted by those In
slihof.iy.
Practically every broker in the uptown
t,str-t vii be glad to learn ot the sale
= the property. for at one time or an
.'s.r every one thought he had earned
q commission on the sale or rental OF
~, p,oper,v. Every kind OF deal has
s4.n arranged FOR tho property. but In
rost cases these trui sactions fell down
s.cause the owners would not lend on
'selr holdings. The sale closed yester-
day was 4 cash transaction. the Misses
rockrft having surrendered all interest
n he property
W'1 the Cockroft property provided
Or only ono corner at Madison avenue
~ Thirty second street stiil awaits de-
w'-prleri George Backer put up n
we've story commercial building seve re
vsrs ago ~ the northeast corner and hs
r now building on the west side OF Msdi-
s'0 ayenue from Thirty first street &c
~ ThHty-Sccoud street corner, wher.
y. Charles kcmsen j. about to erect q
sA'eeu story loft structure.
The sun., 1916-01-12
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Ers -.
VII - ~ a.sume ..
..nno >,pn1ns snu an r ~ 4 heo
ar ?" ,S.x.,h cb,mhsy. 10 i.liv,
Goehsl. Jr, Nyack, s. atty. to CG
.sL,s, bway .",..-,'...' $780, $50
ssTH -. q go fh sv' st.l'N
tentrsI rus % ,oa a.: ~, ~ -
esr ..s,~ss ors''ne5 nsp 5,s ~; e"ay siio 900
Gross. "a " l:eth 81 atty. W
Powe.l, Wa. st. ,............,.:'' ~
~ .s' nH"s' p,,stSs, wsst
New York. y j. atty. Edv Hunke. Gut.
,,nhurr I- ..............st
SAB sT. iss r Hudson Ci'v savings in.tn
40 s,y "f''G'i,' q co i,S Bwsy' sysey U''. Ooi
ssT1i sr 81 Vo,uinps 90 Iawsc., S Me- ME- 70
-r1, 1eerW, r,n.; CO OF y ';iyv, ,ru.'
& 40 N'f n. SsEsr'is cd las fs Baay .so .sc 100
srndNG sT i,s ANA Rar fi.ais isis to a,,ys vn.
rier.on & sons Hosoken' a. tt,'';"
ieSD sI ~ W. mon -
Lawyers Mts 60. 70 iAoer'y N;, oSo
Sd Az. " co. lis,h q, ~, $3.50, ,5,,..i.oE
Farmers Loan 4 90 TO pome't,' y
Foreign Mi'.iCnary H"cie'T 4" ,-s
B"aS -. ..-..... ..... 'i' 900
7srH ST. $50 Annie heh."r 20 nNe
iaehlcr, 1893 30 av. ...;. 49,. ;, $1,000
Moii9 .;1y,. 70 R"gsr. s%nI s%.r ;, ,l7?oc
3s1H ST, ~ M-Ma,'er l. horo 70 "en
-: ise Fe.'E .,...,.,..,, -. ~! .!
60 % :. Y - Tho Mutual L!fe ,ns nIo55 I5
~ Y. ~ cedar IT -,..--. =. ,, o."vp
The sun., 1916-01-12

with name and address Of lender and {
attorney II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF hrst part-)
The sun., 1916-01-12
BARGAIN HUNTERS TAKE FLATS

last aiST STREET-Mrs. John y.
cod, and O'Re!lly & Dahn have sold
Tor the Nave Realty Company los and
10 East Ninety-first street, two five
t,-y apartment houses on plot JiN
loo feet The property adjoins the
Park avenue corner. The sellers took
IL part payment the free and clear
dwelling az l6 East l30th street.
GiSTERDAM ANENCE.-kempc &
CO have sold for Robeyt :. Streep 20
Amsterdam avenue. fve story HAT.
il stores, on lot .5xs2. between
.ayty-seyeEth and Nnety-e!ghth
t'.s-'s
BAThGATE AVENCE.-kurz & Crcn
an L. \ iOiak have sold for Simon
Myers 1850 and 1854 Batheate ave-
'., near lI+th street five story
ras.' Hat, on plot jOXll0. to an iu-
'rv'N'or.
= '.N .NNENl'l. -.rames T. Barry
ias sod TWO story building. on the
e1.' ,.le ~ Fulton avenue, about i3
''' -oUfh Of lTuth street.
The sun., 1916-01-12
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(with name and address % lcndcTs ~
'nrneN

tWltn name anu d'ul'rS - '''''
wAsH!TGTUnN ST. - ",.s " :r.sS.
n.?'aN ii%io. 80, l',H"s 'k n ~
! Fron' 9''""1' 81. 1i's.i;,, a. p "a " nroad st,
:Sio,x ''so sool,si ~ =! .,th a., 'lp rom
I'M av 23xgs q, jSth -, ., so
A. A, runs II o LAX =" . :. to ~, East
river " along ri'"r :hN =" tsN "
to II OF 1t wss to beg. sept 10
lSsS.The Sew York steam -, % West
e. to AndreDs institute fnr Girl. s,t,s;
saD ST, lss " s. ,aaso as S .o'umsns mn m,y Az;
j Doylc to Jos = Doyle. eNr; atty. Jno
s7.Tu ';grN sT' a.s Vs. Ss 80 s,h ay, :5"SsS.
"a" is ',' l,sI -! Hs's ss i S, S"'.n.y .,.y
% John m',' pa,,o", 50 Maiden la@Ss ave $1,000
''iS "a H. H. Mar 81, iso5-Abr J Crystal s
sno TO isidor nr'yfus, auys Amend 4
,isTH sr, - l5oe Pjes,ant sy, runs e
i7ts, s:iS " tsin 'Sx SSs> "
steam % to the Andrews Institute Tor
Girls. n''ys. W"sio'k & Min"r /! Va,
JANSEN Ay ;. els " Terrace View av.
@Sxioo. De :. Iaot-,'has 4 and Mary i,
Errel to mo raFk Mortsas. Co. s,ty.:
VAS r".nr:sE5An III 5; i;s y Wicker . p,.
Eath T. TIcruoN, ID Van 'orlear pl, 70 tho
Tenchers' Bidg n Loan Assn Of y Y,
attv l. T& r -, $50 Rway...,.,s3 0oo
l.Sp ST NJ v. ~ $, Ia 2d av. 26xl0o. !,
Ian :. ly07 Nv 4 & o,tillis r Wingert
To Mary l. sherman; attSs, Bowers n \,
7TH ~, c.' l6ih st. runs $50, = l0a ~
" 5ON .5.9x 100 to ith ~ II
~. TO heg. Dec 81. l9l:->Ias i & MarEt
l. Van Alen to T @ Co, l7s B~ay $40 oo0
2p AN, I3?, =. tGs 9th at, :aiNllss
May 4, 1905 solomon klingenttein "a
Bet.y x Segall; stu-, steuer 4 Hoffman,
bs'rH ST y :, ISIS 3d aN lss>loo 8,
July II. 1909 Barbara i Rom To r-cilia
- Higgins, las " SD ST, 'ien " No
cavern. eXrs, ATTY. lno Good", ga 3d
6oTrH ST. ss, 1851 . nm a,, runs "a 81
l7N u 1898 to So -, " al To beg
Dec 30. 1914 Saints tvr,l and Me'ho.
dus catholic church for croatisns 70
Aug II Ms,hilda Won Hollsn; st,ys
salter Steinkamp. 40 Nassau :, ,b,bo'
i7>75s. DE" 40, iooS- Jos T. Ryan t.
Mary Il M"l.aln, Masslllon bhio. sttys
phi,hin, H'ekman NJ ~ VIM - 81 ,OOO
sErII ST. 40 ", :, iiN . Amsl av ?OY
ioo .. De- ~. 1907 las McGovcrn I,
LOUIS Adler, oNr, address, Wal
wAsIiINGToN sr, ,7i.i7s begins at n,
on N s alley and 6j.5 N Cortlandt st. runs
The sun., 1916-01-12
BUys OLD CHURCH. REALTY.

Trustees Of 81. ratrick's Cathedral, co.
defendants IN - foreclosure action
brought by the Mutual Life Insurance
company. yesterday bought In the st.
Mary Help Of Christians Church prop
"rty and an adjoining vacant plot on
East Eleventh and Twelfth streets for
Sls6.0oo. Tho sale took place In tho
Nesey street auction room from the
'tand OF Henry Brady. Thr church
cdifce ana small one story building oc-
cupy plot S3N206 at 436 and 43s Fast
rwelfth street. through TO Eleventh
street. and were struck down at $4,000.
The vacant plot. which IN part Of an
old cemetery nnd is now used as Il play
ground. WAS taken At $4,000 En-
'tmbranccs on both properties totallcd
S192,73s,
The sun., 1916-01-12
>rv REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALRASY. tsu - The following realty
corporations We're chartered here to.da'
MausoiNum CONSTRUCTION Corporation.
Maahattau. capita. $4,000. Director.
Robert {. HGN, NL,itm l. Roche auI
Frank Quick NeV York
- and 80 East Twcu'S eighth Street
Company, Manhattan, capital. fo.0o0, di-
rprtors. william J. Nage.. isiior Siuer,
Brooklyn. y Y; Herbert Iimh4rg New
York
Broken Realty company. Manhattan.
cspitaL $1,000, directors, william Paul
Ruchle- Frank Tierncy and Joseph
ka'inuk. New York
canton Realty Company, Manhattan,
rapital 81 900 directors, Van Pet
tinc.rumvt!le, Staten Island. and Frank
" Burr. Long Island.
poms Really COMPANY, Narhatt ...
capital 81 600. directors. C.inori Van
Schurmsu, sidney Levine, New York .
Charles q. Srhurinsr, Elm Fsrk staten
Island.
renhro Realty Company, Manhattan, +,
capital, $500 iirector. william Faui
Buchler. Frank ! Tierncy and Joseph n
Kalmuk New York
The sun., 1916-01-12

by Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. for the
estate Of Virginia Zabriskle. Mr..
smith plans to extensively alter tho
house aud will present 1t to his daughter,
Mrs. Artenlus Holmes
Lawrence e. Stix is tho buyer Of 10
West Eighty eighth street.
The sun., 1916-01-12
:srH >TREET LOFT IN DEAL.

III" hal-Bcrwin Corporation has sold
~ samuel T. Herzog 81 and 80 East
Twenty-eghth street. a nine story Office
hgi,ding on plot 41.sN9s9, between
Madison avenue and Fourth avenue. TO
he 81 ard 80 East Twenty eighth Street
Company, Incorporated yesterday at Al
any with a capital OF $4,000 by Will
M, J. Magee. 1sldor Miner and Herbert
R Limburs. The building Is entirely
rented and will be operated by the Hall
Rrw.n Corporation. The property was
hld at s225.00o. The seller acquired
4 .as, May in an exchange for the six
sory sobel Building, at 20 and 27 West
r!rty-secoud street.
The sun., 1916-01-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

,,oTH ST,se i97 Lenox AK. lsxioo,l1
prank u Pssssnno aGt Luke
Burke, owner. Peerless Decorating Go:
yEsEY ST, Washington IT. Fulton vt and
West st. block, &c. stalls g. 81 and tR--
Chas II Higgins agt Manhattan Butter
VA s,sr END AV. s3s--Jsm-s Goodfel!ow
sst Marion Lord Ma1,on Snd Arihur Io,d
Bastlns: trus' owners "4''on = .,i?%Ts 'a'H
,,sTH 81 les and 1T E--Benjamin
''Kramer agt Helen Hubbard. owner;
John Lang, contractor '''''''''''ss'o
Dark Av, ?a56--John De CAM His agi
Angelina Montelione, owner; Angelina
and FTedinand honteaons. contra.
The sun., 1916-01-12
i>\D BUYERS ~ queens.

t.sEd ~ waiting Company has
'r IL FleL-rIckS and others the
J" 'nN''', at the southwest corner Of
@.'.~ t.I itirN.,w avenues, Queens
To- and tdiu.0ing property rec-ntlv
~ 4a.'d VII give the buyer a plot 1875
r!'H
j T. BN''e-lv has sold for John j.
R-q.'v '-" plot at the northeast cor
ne "' Vernon avenue and Fourteenth
A''''. ',-''ing turouCn 20 Hamilton
ave g.. N.,ir % fronts 1865 feet.