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The sun., 1916-11-16
STEEL RAIL PRICES
ADVANCE So A TON
steel Corporations Action
Probably to Be Followed
by Independents.
ANGLE BARS ALSO 60 Up
Mills Working to Capacity,
With Orders Being Booked
for 1918 Delivery.

The United States Steel Corporation
announced yesterday an increase Of IS a
ton in the price Of steel rails, fixing $40
Tor open hearth and SIS for bessemer
ials. The latter Is an Increase OF $40
yyer the price for bessemer rails. which
had been in force for thirteen years
ethout change until last May. y
Reports from Pittsburg Indicated that
he independent companies would add IS
p, ton to their rail- prices. The ieadin.
r,akers OF rails besides tho Steel Corpo-
ra,Ion are the Cambria, Lackawanna,
bethlehem. Pennsylvania and Maryland
Steel companies.
This makes the second advance In
rails this year. tho previous one having
secoune effective on May 1. The Increase
rad been expected for about two weeks.
hut the mills capacity has been SO taxed
ba, the roads had little opportunity to
sover their needs at the lower price.
Some lines. however. placed orders for
isAvery In 1918 at the old price. It is
estimated that the business Of this char
,cter aggregated close to 100000 tons.
Judge Gary. chairman Of the corpora
'.The subsidiary companies OF tho
United states Steel Corporation have in
treased the price OF standard rails IS q
ion. to take effect Immediately. The
erioe OF open hearth rails will he $40 a
gross ton and the price of Bessemer
rails s3s. The price of angle bars IL
.lso Increased IS a ton
Angle bars have been selling at So
per hundred and the new advance in
,reases the price 10 s2.25. Steelmak-
ng pig iron was again advanced to new
evels. Bessemer selling In lots OF 100 10
700 tons for nearby delivery at $50,
with sales for future delivery at $2S
trd Ss?.
The National Tube Company made a
further advance Of 81 n ton In the price
II wrought steel pipe. effective at once,
Independent manufacturers followed suit
The advance Is accomplished by lowering
the discount one point. and applies or
black and galvanized lap and butt weld
pipe alike. Two weeks ago the same
concern put into effect a similar ad.
vance. but II was not effective on al
sizes. .....
The steel plate situation. which daily
Is becoming more stringent, experienced
mother advance In price yesterday
Sales of 500 to 500 ton lots OF shiI
plates for early delivery were made on 1
bssis Of 5h cents "A pound.
The Iron Trade Rcriep to-day will say
" the steel trade:
advancing prices for steel product!
IT'LL bespeak the excessive demand whici
remains we'll ahead Of Dill capacities
sorcing new business 10 De taken Will
'areful discrimination and for deliveries
funning more and more to the future
rhe ANNOUNCEMENT of fhe 81 advance a
The sun., 1916-11-16
HAYMARKET SOLD AGAIN.

The old Haymarket dance hall at the
southeast corner of Thirtieth street and
Sixth avenue yesterday became the prop
erty Of the Havens Relief Fund Society.
plaintiff In q foreclosure action to secure
a mortgage judgment OF about S1i- 900
obtained against the 1?e7 Hroadway
Company. which acquired the site In
1911 with the intention OF erecting a
commercial building. The auction was
conducted by Joseph p. Day. the prop
erty being struck down for 500. 900.
There are back taxes amounting to about
SEQ 900. The property fronts 67ll feet
on Sixth avenue. 2s910 feet on Thirtieth
street and l5,2 feet on Broadway. the
southerly dimension being 299,3 feet. A
two story theatre. and two. three and
Ave story loft buildings cover the plot,
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Cadwaiader. W 4 +. 10 Wall St.. $1,000


(weN of Fifth avenue. between Fouftsenth
and 10th streets.)
Florists supply Co TO columbia Trust
$ sds 80 Pws'y ~ %. snd . .GH rui a.: ,or sv S.ri
s.psso:e cent atty. 'aS1aI is" cA CO. PIs srcss
.oTTY sT.. 'ioi::s W, io:si,s. Nay il
susanna Sends ct a. to Samuel II Lyon
g.: p.f s5.Sn sS.S PRIOR oS srSSE'ss9s %ss s9sSSc : @
T& T Co. 100 Bway. y..............S2.2o
Uptown.
tManhattan Island, north Of 10th s,reet)
isorH EFT, isi W. soxss.1i. Noy lt.Juiia
Kreiaer TO- Rose MsrkowMn ., 'sg ,y L'nHsn Mnr,
=. stSs:%.n. s.s sSsy @ ;tcs
itsD ST. rs. .sSas Bwsy 'oiesss;.,. O. Msgcu:
Hov Il van aSIpaSia bsrsS sssn EoeS..ssr' y :. al
yrs. 5 per cent. mtg $4,000; atty. Jerome
Kohn, 1900 9th av.... 'SlS'ooo
tBoroush Of The Bronx)
LOT II, map NJ schrenkeisen estate--Geo
Wolf to Fannie L Bird. 27si Pond pl.
Noy y. in,tsils.,. - per cent: atty. ThSs hSs
av. 2Atxllss-Emma Crawford to
Roderick stephens. at Hartsdsie: y Z
pi'' per- cent: mt atty. 'Riodsries Stephens. .ssS
AtExnNbER Il ssssh En- Av. ses,, :. 'is,s.5s.MsS.i
at atty. FRPt!'e eloTs Ss' IS, rs,Sn sS s'i
sK.iRRKiER Xv. a;ss. " 5. tto.;ii.s..pe,.r I
Reiss to Saul Levinson. lso p nd q;
sSwai;, y "a az, s.7, wSS,. SS, ssn. pam 'y
"n@D2 ice"leHis. As F iism!l,on milton !c D.lan.id =:
bond. bond Sc ss;y.. iDeisn.,d. II + q T.,
,ssTI 81 gag 4; S:I,
BOND I ay sT mf halS s'G s,siasoet aSs * dSs S as
SD Av. !. iiss.i ii5;cc,h 81. run; 7s.Tx
Byn 4 Son 20 gowery savins. I,Is. bsnx' s,,x
d"axsisssy iss nIwsisy &ox f. w Wan e. 90
cRoToNA PARK NORTH. n cor cro-
se.;ins Co Inc. 10 cord.lia " Sr.n,;s,'
SO srs eosy:a' s .i;. :x q G'f koS.i
cRoroSA PARK NoRTit s, Iio :
pr mtg s33.ooo. Nov -. yrs. Sc Fs;.:tn,SyG; ~
,STa ~. cor .,a .,, ies.,,. yGss. ,s;;s:s
aiasynsrdS ,ss;s Gs'.:Ssr =: Sos 70 ANA yn e. F.
ss!S sS'oj 9, sieS, 81 ,;ssS sS i a:;i1 :M'.,i \,
ilS,sSs l. pr m:s ;;7ss SOW S!'li
d. June ?; isis SO; atty, II l. brana, s.cS
w'NssHfiNarS% q f.Ss SS~ Az :. i,s,,,i; iss.h !,
sssxio2-Louis solomon to Fanny
Ro..r. iia W .;h st. ~ Vernon,
and ano Nov ~. due Aug H. ls9. ST
aity.. Roeder. a. 2, iis Nassau st. $50,
PROSPECT Av, l9os-lo e -, runs e0
isc.ii Ks l.: xsw $40 Ky $50,
cath Roach 70 Chas b sauier; s2i Par,
bond: attys. Thomas & II. III Bway 90.
BOSTON RID. sw cor Jefferson ias,si,
to Emma A oe:;,ng; 2oee Grand as. BSu's q,
: per bond: atty. r q CO. ~
,, LOTS iis and IA map woolf Wool
William II Rethwiech 90 Geo = Wei!-f
ref. <2+ Convent sv. July -; yrs /,
!, u G: atty, y Title n Mtg co; ~
10th ST, sst l.. Sc iesxilet-Nincenz
: Iaino to Caroline y Heerbrandt,, SS@ !
roth ~. pr mtg $4,000. Nov 10 du
March Is, 1913. y e; atty, Il j S,o
a Co. leo Bway ...'.'' an "a
iHsT ST. e31 +, =, runs 30 - io
X so IS 1915 " lt.io . So
OIL xn ,i.7.Reva Realty &C. i.in In
20 Union Square Savings Bank. 70 tnio
square. Nov Is yrs. p c. atty.
, & Co. !so R~sy.....'.'''.'' ''''''''
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ATTACHMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Mold and propsrty Oh. OF tovn--Ethei $
Cock. admx 10 Ethel Cook, pi'!sourg'
Pa, atty. Philip Carpenter II m,.s n.S"ai
AMTssffE:RDAM Av. .,c.-Gerimran Saw Bank
to Peter Doelrer. :ss west End av; atty; nSs
1I9 HO'nni?se.' "a "a .ESpnu Pan IShm
trustee, to Walter q Lahm. 81 L 18th e.;
rd nslyn wSsHi%;;IoI ssdif:: 4 Ha.,sry Av 100
f9nr from wASn'aHB n land r Lo,s-Amtriesn
sw.denocrs Printing 4 ruhli'h.ne' SO,
st: attys, Mclaughlin Martin SSs
s,TH sr. n.. %. " 7,h av--Mu,uai Lifr
a,ty.. Amend q 4. iis Nassau y, 100000
BETHUNE sr. 3o-poneld Ayr"s TO
campbell F Fsniy. sIl Kelly st. Bronx;
ATTY. Van Msrter s'ill~el!' IS Court a.;
sRnUeH!sppwAy. ne!sp ':i'ss.s7-ssmai l. LYMAN
Tooth st; atty, Walter NJ Goldsmith Z;
s,TH ridsssT sT. iiS K-Loli, voiEsr 70 ia, y
sGsst atty s'i burger snsTs" b. & sss R%ay $500
seth ST As w-ritie Guar Trust GO to
Geo II church; wsIi iSSi Mad av; ,,o sstSs; S"c
transfer tax lien--Rschel Kama TO Bow
cry say E,nk' W i's ES%sFy %siI atty Ssd;
LOT IS blk $50. sec s--Munlcipai Liens
90 to Bowery Saw Bank. les Rowery
attys. Cadwalader. W T. 90 Wal,
LOT is. blk s3:. see 9-ssmc to SAM.
SD sp,'sT sT 90. w.Am.ritan Mts co to caro-.
Inc @ Reed. y c. a,iys' Bowers :
81 cedar 81 st..........t.,.,t,,, We, uA't
SAME PKoPERTN-sylv ylvanus \ Reed and
ano. eNrs. 10 Latham Reed. Locust
Av \. id?7-ka,herine A KinEsland and
ra, HmS,G.s n, i0dS,, knssnd h,ss n"
atty. T. Mcclure. 81 Chambers
st, ,...,:..,..,...:s....: $1,000
The sun., 1916-11-16
NORFOLK WANTS TERMINAL.

A committee OF twenty, representing
several OF the largest commercial and
Industrial interests Of the South. had a
conference yesterday with Irving T.
Hush toward the establishment In Nor
folk OF a terminal similar to the Bush
Terminal In Brooklyn. On the commit
tee are the heads of all the Southern
railroads. civic and commercial bodies.
as well AZ city ofYicials Of Norfolk.
The sun., 1916-11-16
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

DIVISION ST. ia. all except b-sarah
echariin to VIM Schultz. lsn Division
st. from July !, 1915, 10 May /. 1874. 3
yrs rcn; atty, Harvey cohen, 81 Cham
noIIsT6N sT'. .2s r. 'al.,-ctonncc,,cn,, '"~ "r
and safe Dep 90. as com, to Morris AVID
Jos Weinstock. on premises, yrs (eN'r
Lease, from May !, 1914. atty, Max 81
yerstein, 800 Bway....,..,..... 500
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NKw REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Dun 4 Conser; ManhA;tan capita.
Wiplitzhauser and William J. Leonard
Harperley Holding Corporation. Msnhat-
tan; capital. 800. 900; directors. Henry w,
wilkinson. Alfred Wilkinson and Frederick
L. Ackerman.
4iO-4i6 Ea.. sixty-eighth street Realty
Corporation Manhattan; capital, $500; di-
rectors. Abraham K,pp. Gener'eve God
smith and Rae Hartman.
Hodss Heyman. Brooklyn: capital.
s5 OOO: d,rectors Samuel ~. Hodas. Bene-
diet G. Newman and Samuel J. Heyman.
The sun., 1916-11-16
TWO BIDS OFFERED
FOR MILLS & GIBB
Reorganization Committee Is
Willing to Pay Sc 2.3 Per
Cent. for Property.

The receipt yesterday OF bids for the
assets Of Mills q Glib indicated that
the concern In all probability will be
continued. Two bids for the property
rs whole were made to the receivers
Hnd a number OF other bids were put In
Tor parts OF the property.
The fact, however, that b. W. Jones.
secretary OF the reorganization COM
m'tee, representing s5 per cent, of the
iredi,or, and Joseph Frenkel. who
makes speciality Of buying up bank
'upt concerns. both made bids for the
property a a whole was taken to mean
that Mills 4 Glib will be continued az a
gong concern
Tue hid OF the reorganization was
taised after Frenkel had made a higher
h'e The reorganization offered to pay
a.. the expenses OF administration. the
iees.vers' fees, taxes. and then pay oil
per cent, ~ the claims allowed. II IL
inc plan of the reorganization commit
lee, II II purchases the property. TO run
he business.
Freukei put in practically the same
bd, hut offered to pay 65 per cent OF
The claims against the concern. He also
put In an alternative bid OF SO per cent
for all the property. The reorganization
committee then raised its bid to 6S 2'3
per cent, and Frankel would make no
Ip'ther bid for the present
All the bids were taken by the re-
reivers and by their attorneys. Rush
mora, B'sbse & Stern of 81 Broadway,
md viii he tabulated and analysed
They viii be submitted tomorrow to
Judge MAYER 10 the United States court
for his decision as to which bid shall be
accepted
Persons who received checks OF Mills a
Glib from william r. Evans, president
ana treasurer OF the concern, In pay
ment ~ money owed personally by Mr.
Evans, also nut In bids for the claims
against them. The receivers have con
tended that the persons who received
checks should have known that the pay
me1t was not made by Mills 4 Glbf
ara that they were liable for thu
amounts Some of them accordingly pu
IN nominal bds for the Chains listed n
a'Sc's of Mills & Gibb. hoping thus Il
"nid litigation and settle the whoi'
matter
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

lOsTu ST s, E-Samuel Ueyman 81 Al
agt Amelia " Bohrcrt ct al foreclosure
~ mortgage; atty, Stone,
18TH ST n =; 700 W Amsterdam sv-.-
ing Corp g, Al foreclosure Of mort.
gaEri ATTY. Gross
aEt Mary G stewart ct al tamended fore
closure of tax lienI; atty, I. T Knox,
PITT ST, ~ and bo-Farmsrs Loan and
Trust Co Agt Meyer Greenberg ct al
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ADDS TO o3D ST. SITE.

Pease & Gilman have sold for d. 4
l.. Goldstein 302 West Ninety.third
street. a Ave story American basement
dwelling. on lot :tx5l. adjoining the
southwest corner OF West End avenue
The buyers own the property at 304.
The two properties have frontage OF
~ feet.
The sun., 1916-11-16
STEAMSHIP MAN BUYS on l.. !.

Philip A. y. Franklin. president OF the
International Mercantile Marine, has
purchased, through Cock. 4 Willett,
Royaton, the estate Of William G. Pate.
Mt Locust Valley. L. 7. The property
contains about thirty acres. highly I'M
proved. ana commanding an extensive
view OF Long Island Sound.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-QUEENA

HANDSOME HOME OF . rooms and bath.
water, gas electric light. heat and every
nice large plot. near trolley, station and
school: easy terms and no reasonable oner
refused from good party wanting 20 MAKE
this "a permanent home. HOME. box lS'
Sun ONCE
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat IL vEsEy STREET ]

BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
18th IT. $50 W. 2ox7s3x irrss story
buildin. with stores. esrs sale1-Estats , 81
Dieckmann. a party In Interest, Si3. 800
pELANCEY ST. n .. 80 W Cannon st, :js
s':,ory ,enemsn,s % and stores. ezra sale
Estate Of Jacob Richard. deceased; 10
80 S'.s'H'' ~. ,css, Ss' story ;dw;.i!.ns :.i.
Sd ;a'' Nv. 'ba,hs,,o .v. ii'sss,cs.iss'
sr e'I Gscs s,on; Ss, ID AND
Bathsats avs. :ss;x!7. ,6xsOsx irreg,
vacant; .Srs ssle-E.ta'e Of Sersh
MOUNT VERNON. y V. 1893 Summit, AZ.
near Lncoln ay story dwelling i2eS
r6Mr 5S@ VI 2A1lfroa ;sf ~ xv SIN :,
BROOKLYN. isi sxiS.sS irrsg. vacant. =
part; ,r's sale estate % Michael pimand;
deceased; 20 Max Sanders ''S>%oV
sy Joseph p. Day
ist.iss. and . story hldss.Hsyens II.
=; '' Al fuGa Ga.. .s'..iEiis;s:; ,.s.. &: i;
.sTH 1Ii 81 ST ..:s r a7.icsioo. story Ten;
emsn,-v Macy and others. exrs' as'
sss N,.. so. ,.xi sias &C. -; ;ss,o q % IN. a"s
srM 'iT ST. .., f, :iios,sic;'' story .ens
.sr. as, Otto Norman =. al; due. ~,
! sst.N taxes. &C. "o'; to the ,pl ,pi',nS nSt
/ TN .................,.. .s.''' 'slS'VV'
BY Herbert A. sherman.
| siST ST. IS Z. :ix,5. sty dNlg-tn'o'
! Trust 90 agt II v McCroskery ct a. due
I %TttC0. taxes. &c. S;si; to the pam
| TN ,,t..,t.''''''' '''''''' 'f-''S''
TAT s:os THIRD AVENUE
BY Henry Brady,
EAGLE Av. si5 issxi0o : s,y fr house
! " Baisdell and ano agt Valentino
| Constn 60 81 al; due. NS70.o4; taxes
&c, sls 80; to the plainttf. $3.50
fsy Soseph p. Day.
| DAVIDSON Av, 0 . cor Kingsbridge rd
| bTtxISs5x irreE; vacant--urban securi
lies co AIT w II Valentine. indivtd an,
| as exr ct al: due, s.6s2aS taxes DC
Si.&6l.7i: to the plaintiff ....... $4,000
| by Arthur G. Sheridan.
FEATHERBED LANE. ., 100 n Jerom
av. :5xloo vacant--L 7 Lehmeyer an
ano ast J y Blood and ano. exrs ct al
due, sst5c: taxes. &C. $500; To FL
| ward W Coch, ,....',.'''''...'. 's'o
BY Daniel Creenwald
RYER Av. W cor I5oth st, ext to Ey
terior st. ss.sxl;0.Jxili 3xl;5.: vacant
NJ Y PRIOR agt II W Richardson 81 al
due S?0so792; taxes, &c. s5.oo53s; I
| the plaintin. ...,.,,...,,,,,,,... Sl,Oo
by Charles A. Berrian.
BRONX PARK EAST. =. 100 n Thwait
pl. 2OOxiss2 to old white Plains rd
| i3xi&l--w SAFER and ano Rgt Henr
Doscher ct nj; due, 9s,s:97o; taxes. A.
s2,367. to the plaintiff. iff...........slo,o 90
The sun., 1916-11-16
BUILDERS BUY At SOUTH BEACH,

Meister Builders have sold to Marino
Bros a plot lo0xs2, fronting on WASH
ington avenue. near Old Town road.
South Beach. Three houses will be
built on the plot.
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HOUSES FOR RENT-FTRNIsHED.

$50 A MOSTH-Bsautiful new winter
home by ocean; tastefully furnished;
rooms and bath: ready !sr immediate oc-
cupancy: 81 minutes from Manhattan or
BROOKLYN; will rent to party with salts
factory references. NEPOSSIT REALTY
co suite 506 W. 3ith 81. New YORK
The sun., 1916-11-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

Sd Az 1851 70 lOs0--Raisler Heating Ga
agt Catherine Gsibra!th ct al. OF ~
lohTH ST, II and ~ E---Joseph Tino i CO.
Inc agt = Edison Co ct al, Nly l
1919 ,hy honi) i),,..,,..,...,.....s3 .s3Tg IL
SAVE PRoPERTy-Church L Gates 90
Inc, agt same. oct 81 lolI ,by
SAME rRoPERTY-Frsnk v Wise 1
Son, Inc. agt same. Nov 9. 1919 Thy
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BUYER OF 18TH ST. HOUSE.

Peter J. Shields 10 the purchaser OF
IS East Seventy-ninth street. sold re-
Gently by Miss Elisabeth A. Benedict OF
New Haven. Conn. Miss Benedict
bought the property at auction ~ plain
tin for $4,000 last February.
The sun., 1916-11-16
ANOTHER BROOKLYN FACTORY

f. J. Hollohan has sold for the Kearns
estate the plot. lo5xl00. on Water street
between Bridge and Jay streets. to n
client, who will erect a factory: also sold
a plot on the south side of Eight. second
street, about eighty feet west OF Fifth
avenue. for Walter Schwartz
The sun., 1916-11-16
GARAGES ON EAST HATH ST.

Christian vorndran will spend 100000
on two brick garages which he will
erect from plans by Harry T. Howell on
tho south side OF 147th street, 1872
be one story high and will cover an
area S1.cx5J.
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BANK DIVIDEND 100 PER CENT.
Hartman National VIII Also Urge
1acPease - stock. 80

Th: Hartman National Bank has notiHed
nockboldsrs that at the annual meeting on
January d next there will be submitted 4
recommendation by the directors that the
capitsl stock he increased from $500, 900 to
u 1000. II this is fayorabiy acted upon
1000 new shares will be offered pro rata
for subscription at par, 800, to stockhold- =
ers of record January o.
Directors at the meeting will declare q
100 per cent. cash dividend. which may he
applied against the purchase Of new stock.
~ h the Intention also to initiate payne VI
OF regular semi. annual dIvidends later
The sun., 1916-11-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

PARK Av. sw cor l3<th s,-Radsr Slate
Works, Inc, agt Henry II Jackson, owner
hughes Hughes and sanger Picture
18TH st, 40 E-Dora Iss.ks art HERNIA n
Hohns, owner: N l. Rohmsh. Inc. com
oREESE sT IoI to iio.iiawr..nncc,., tussy,
ser agt Pater " Rous., owner; FUun .
tain 4 choate. contractor: Aetna CON
6oD ST. ~ E-Ssmuel II 7 Very agt Alice
simmons 81 si, owners and contractors
arenewan 49,; SO G3s
Chalmers Brown & Bromar Realty 90,
owners, katz 4 Leibowitn Inc. con.
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KENsINCTON. GREAT NECK

A desirable home Of italian Arohi'ectur"
with AL modern improvements. GROUNDS
well laid out. Price SIS. 900: easy payments
For further particulars address MY.
Telephone sbM--fireat Neck
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MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South ~ Fourteenth strsst)
pTW ST. 72a-73I r., %OxN..3. Oct oi-H
Moore h Son, Inc. To Max Reiher. 1919
Lafayette av, Rklyn, due and Int as por
bond, lu mtg 100000 I'd mtg -----: atty,
Jos = Weinherger .?o Bway y....,,.,sT08
East Side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and no streets)
8p AV, %sc-Asi. 33d ~ tia< I8s ~.
AV5xiOO. Nov l5---'omposite Realty "a
ia Baron dc li.rsch Fund. so Maiden
lane, = yrs, 80; Rt'ys NJ : l.
isascs. ~ wm st, ..,...... ,sss OOl
Az 4, 1898, 1oNioo, NoN ls--2l7 IVES, .5d
street Corpn to Lawyers Mort 20, -
Liberty II, due and INT as per bond; atty,
Title Guar 4 7 90. 15G Bvay. 137, ,0o0
10TH ST. S .. so W Lex sy. issI0c2. Nov
lt--Jatison Constr Co to Bowery Say
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TO BUILD GREAT NECK HOME.

Tho Rickcrt-Tinlay Realty Company
has sold to Francis II. Day OF Milwau-
kss, Wis, q plot fronting 100 feet on
The sun., 1916-11-16
RENTS sCARsDALE DWELLING.

The Scarsdale Estates Organization
has leased the James Fallon house In
the Greenacres section Of Scarsdale to
Mrs. A. N. Mclean.
The sun., 1916-11-16
LONG ISLAND REAL E3 ATE fOB SALE
OVERLOOKING OCEAN.

BEAUTfFCL cottage Just hnished. built
for all year home; owner can not occupy
six large rooms and bath, open fireplace
and living room. all very latest Improve
ments; full cellar. elect, gas. hot water
heat. New model gas range with hot water
attachment Large plot, 5000 50. IT.. abun-
S5, 500; responsible party can take posaes-
sion for $500 cash. balance very easy terms:
20 minutes from city. H.. owner. s<3 w.
aAth 81. y. Y. city.
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Arieish road. Kensinston. Great Neck.
upon which the owner will erect DWELL
inR
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water front bungalow; elegant view Of
water from all sides. and fronting on pti.
vate waterway: good sized rooms and
bath; porch Is wide and entire length OF
house; owner cannot occupy. ana can be
sold with or without furnishinEs; small
cash payment will he accepted from reila :
than six months old; genuine bargain to
interested party. II. Altman. los Flatbush
Av.. Brooklyn.
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Ton Price for Australian Wesi.
SYDNEY, ". y. W, Soy. l3.--Greasy
m.r'no wool to-day brought the record
Price OF - pence . fsrthings.
The sun., 1916-11-16

REAL EsrATE-OUr or TOWN.

THE ONLY SAFE way for . prudent
man to buy q country home fully sx-
plain-d hv
20 West 3ad ST. Phone Mao. 50 $50.
The sun., 1916-11-16

sIIAKESFEARE Av, cor l6nth at
pas1uale Trotta Rgt Peerless American
Products co. Inc owners; Angelo Alticri
The sun., 1916-11-16

with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF frst part)
The sun., 1916-11-16

$40 A MONTH buys nnc. well located
chicken farm. Just the place for party to
make nice living: within easy distance OF
City; good house and enough land Tor
poultry and vegetables, Further in!orma-
lion write FARM. box ll3 sun.
The sun., 1916-11-16

FOR Low COST, HIGH-uRADE BuSGA::
LOWS AND HOME BUILDING PLOTS
toN REQUEST r Il AcKER-
son co, WEST attn ST. NEW YORK.
The sun., 1916-11-16

tManhattan island. north Of 10th s,reeto
isorH ct. isi W. :oxss.1l. Noy i4IJulia
Kreizer TO Rose Msrkowitx s22 Linden
iIsD sT n =, l5la Bway 7o.iosts.Ii.
Nov l5--David Werdenschlag to Marcus
H. Van Bergh, Rochester. N y, ct al
yrs. per cent, mtg $4,000; atty. Jerome
A Kohn. 1900 9Th av. .tl5.o0o
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
JUNEAU VISITOR GOES TO
 WEST. MEETS A WOMAN ON
 STEAMER, WEDDING sELLs

Andrew B. Evans a well known inc terlor miner, who spent the early months of the winter in Juneau re. siding with Alox White, near the Governors Mansion, slipped out of tho city about three weeks ago, and according to adyices from Seward, has taken unto himself Q wife. The following account of the event, mail ed from Seward. date Of Feb. 2s, ex- plains everything:
 Mrs. Katherine J.. Otton, of Dur ango. Colorado, and Mr. Andrew B. Evans, of lditarod were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock by Rev D. IT, Molony In st. Peters church. The witnesses were Mrs. M. D. Molony and MT. J. D. Vol ley. @ member Of the law firm of James & Wolley. The bride and bridegroom met for the first time on the last trip Of the Alameda when she was on her way to Seward. Mr. Evans is a well known mining man of the interior. The bride arrived here with her two fine little sons. After the ceremony a little dinner vas en- joyed.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
IN HONOR
 oF MRS. g. |. BEvls

One of the pretty social events of the past season was the bridge tea given yesterday afternoon at the New Cain hotel by Mrs. Albert Beatson Dodd, in honor Of Mrs. Earl M. Be- wis, who expects to leave shortly for the Dallas, Oregon, where she will make her future home.
 The apartments of Mrs. Dodd were tastily decorated in yellow, that col- or scheme being carried throughout. Mrs. Arthur c. Thane asoisted the hostess and Mrs. Royal A. Shepard poured. Tea was served from 4:SO to 6:0O o'clock.
 Among those at the tea were the Mesdames J. c. Mcbride, F. R. shep- ard. Walstein c. Smith. Harry A. Bish- op, A. C. Thane, J. R. Wulzen, R. w.. Jennings. R. ?. Nelson Earl M Be- wis, J. B. Marshall, Madame Bevis. Fl. l.. Faulkner. A. A. Gabbs. 1T. H.. Townsend B. Finder. John G. Held H. F. Folsom. B. D. Stewart, Albert E Maltby, Frank Carroll, Royal A.. Gunnison and the Misses M. Charon and M Green. and the hostess.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-08
TRANSFERS PROPERTY
 10 A NEW COMPANY

The Alaska oil & Guano Co.,, which recently reorganized and which ls now known as .he Alaska Fish Salt ing & By-Products Co.,, is transfer ring it's property to the new company as fast as possible.
 In the Commissioners office today, the original patent for the holdings of the company, amounting to 159 acres at Killisnoo. was filed. Deeds rom the Alaska on & Guano Co. Go F. D. Xuettner for the same tract and another one from F. D. Kuettner Co the new company were also filed.
 Tie entire holdings of the old com. pany have been turned over to the new concern and the plant in the fu. ture will be operated to prepare food fish for the market, instead of an oil and guano plant as formerly.