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The sun., 1916-11-22
sEYBEL ESTATE BUYERS.
Many Of Former Lawyers Holdings
IN New Hands.

\" GW
The realty holdings Of the late Daniel
E. Seybel. lawyer and operator. were
sold at auction yesterday In the Veeey
street salesroorn by Joseph p. q BIZ
the properties were knocked down
with results as shown below and the rest
were withdrawn. Results OF auctions
yesterday were as follows:
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day.
EAGLE Az. -7is. aoxss. Z sty tnmt. with
EAdi.E Az. 7si. is.ss. :iy dw,s; with.
EAGLE Az. .7is.,i7. ssrss. two . sty
EAGLE Az. Tos.Sic. 1sxiis. vacant; with.
v&LENflNE LANE " cor South Broad
way ., Yo 10 Samuel y " wash, 800
Az, 4; 1850, aOx7S. = sty tnmt; to Em nna
wEBsTEFiR" Nv. ias..iais. GCsiii, vacant;
EAST gssrh ST. g 8 s%ro.away, t9s
icosss. irf Tih" vacant: 10 william IA;
NA sSin Az. isi.7':' Hili:id. AZ iicSss
DYcKMxS 81, SCI. iiazise. 'rrss. ~
oT M%nii;.Moss f.I A. r%o,.s ; :ss n 7 ~
s.,sts Of Daniel 3 ssybsi; 70 wmIs%s
BheoehlIpSwViY.' iai:s,' go cIss.ioiiiI. 'S,:y
I'll IS;, s. sS' H; ;:.::. s &c s'TS S@HI,;;:'.:s!SIa ar |
EH pls!"iiiiss rH ST. isi.,s:. 'ii.s.,oo.iii. : :s
'vpT, f R.a,t s,'f C. .s 4: au.' s,S.:.,i:;;
tazes, &C. SsAsS: to the plaintiff. .sss.eoe
9Th ST. soo-soi. ,72xio, I sty tnmt HnG
T T- e. AZ; Tn o,i.ess.t4: tsSss. &C.
e2,bos.72; adjourned sine ole.
ny Henry Brady.
ie7rH st. s1 w. ssxss.ii. 8 ETY. tnmtE,
Cath E.nss .st Ho::: assnSH n:
plainun 'sAs'"~s
BY Bryan L. Kennedy.
SEQ ST. SIS e. soIssS. Z sty tnmt@Emi.
gran, Indu. s.yins: Bari sgt vito =
rs's ' /. {. a., 81; SSls.iiin,isi0 ''.:: ".e; s.. 81;
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
18TH ST. ?is E. ls.sxloO.s. : sly tnmt-
Society for this. Relief Of Poor widows
with small Children aGt r p Loushran OF
al: due: T.s7ss7; taxes. s'ss.'s; 70 a.
plaintin
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
PRINCE ST. i?3. 2sxsS. 9 sty loft and store
bld~g-Mantattan Savings Instn agt ELS
hirs:h. e1,I1, ct q; Due ,si'sssocG
BY Samuel Marx.
Z o.
fred steckler aEt lrael Safer ct ali. due,
: l,osa.oi: taxes. &C. o7ts.35; to Abram
T. Sordiinger. q party IN interest. $500
lat s?os THIRD AvENUE.l
By Henry Brady.
i+sD ST. ali L. 25xloo. 6 story tenement.
C.ompond Realty Co. Inc. agt Bernard
Block ct al. due, eis.ss3.ls. taxes,. &C
Sst&3o. to the piaintin. ........ .Sis.sot
BY Samuel MARI.
i32D st. T7s l.. btxil0 I story stable
John A Phllbrick Il BRO AIT Thomas J
Kiernan ct al. due. 3?.%lt.7o; taxes. &C
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ANTHONY Az. i74<. 40. 2xs0ssS. sxsoS
story dwellinG-Wm y Latchford. trus
tee. &c. sst Resht Realty Co ct 81; due
tlo.e37 SO; taxes. &C. N.oso"fs; to tn
p!aintin 'ts,vo'
by Thomas Hovenden.
ALEXANDER Az. 1885. 35xioo. 8 storI
tenement and s~tores-Hsishts Realty. c.
ct al aFt Thos + Rockford ct al: due
I~7.75?6s; taxes. &c. SssS.7%: to IN,
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
VILLA Az. 3i7a-3i7s. 1ooxioo. stor!
tereinents and stores-S y Title ins. G.
agt Aloha Realty Co; due. $4,000; taxes
&C. t7s+s&: adjourned TO Dec ..
LORILLARD PLACE. 23ss-6s. 50Sl0o.
story rat-Bernard Breitbart agt ALDER
Rosenthai ct al: due. e2.el&ae; taxes
&c. ts%:.3s. prior mtg. $4,000; to ~ !
SaTklnA =. . . .
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LIS Pf.NDENS.
Manhattan,

nth ST. l+5-l&7 W-Exce.sior Savings
Bank In tho CITY OF y y agt David Lr-
vine tamended foreclosure OF mortgage,
atty. II swain.
18TH ST. AL w-City Real Es'ats O. ag'
Francis or Frank \ She phi. ri IT al
tamended foreclosure OF mortgagel
atty. II Swain.
sd Az, W =. s5.S n s.d st-Bennet' J KIM
agt Reuben Isaacs ct al tfoiec!o-ur. OF
mortgaseJ. atty. W c orr
30 AV. " .. AZ n y?d st-Eiw J King 80
al Rgt Reuben lsaacs ct al foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE, atty. W e Orr.
LOT S0is. block 1909, sec Empire Liens
Co. Inc. agt Emma & WhIpple e. "a
foreclosure OF transfer of tax Hem
atty, NJ II Mensch.
LOT Sh. block 1889, sec Same ag'
Louisa NJ Lee ct al foreclosure of trans
fer Of tax lem atty, N II Mersch.
ssTH ST, BIZ W--Ct'y Real Estate 60 ag'
Rosemary Realty 90 et Al torecIosur,
of mortgage); atty, II swain.
lisTH ST. 10 W-City Rsal Estate CO ag'
Andrew |. Barrett et al foreclosure o
mortgaEs) atty, VI swain.
Bronx.
CEDAR AV, n = cor Of l17th st-Oit Rel
mer ct al sgt John j CrI..y ct al tfore
closure OF mtg) aitys, Hirleman \
VAUGHAN.
The sun., 1916-11-22
OFFER RUSSIAN LOAN TO-DAY.
BANKERS Put Out Notes o ssb-
scripttOn at Dan.

,7Ns new So, Oco, oo 5is per cent unsecured
Hl.'an loan arranged by the National CITY
T,rrl't Company. Lee Higginson b. Co. and
Harris, fnrhcs 4 Co will he offered for
PUB, - ~suhscripiinn to-day. The notes VIII
~ ''ored at 9iA and will yield about ~
Der cent
FROM the manner Tn which inquiries have
h,s'n received from practically all sertions OF
itsssd couhdrnfs over the probable outcome
~ the urirrt Akin: They said that no other
'Hfl2n unsecured loan had ever heen h0atsd
~ "a country which possessed 90 many
s'n,hlns'y favorable features.
bH'h Inc bonds and the coupons OF the
I'an AT maturity mas 10 appfied 10 the pay
Non ~ oil tistain House dues Consc'
NWr'' e. !nrs y. Russia has any foreign
Nale 'his hlinl WI nOsnt.a reA value,
The sun., 1916-11-22
PLANNING BRONX HOMES.

L. +. ]. weiher, architect. is making
plans for wv five story apartment build
ings to be erected at the southwest cor
ner Of Franklin avenue and 166th street
by the Ferncliff Building Corporation,
Dominick Lordi, president. One build
Ing. <sx8+. will accommodate twenty-one
families. and the other. 60x100. will ac-
commodate thirty families. Tho cost
will be about 800, 600.
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Tn" approximate amount OF the len or
charge. L. satisfy when the above described
property Is 10 be sold, IL Nine thousand
elNty uue and si-lOO dollars (39,06l.st
with Interest thereon from the 9Th day
OF October, 1915, together with costs and
II allowance amounting 80 Three hundred
SIXTY -uur and ~ 100 dollars ,s36l.6t. with
Interest from November I. '3lG. together
with the expenses OF the sale, The 0p-
proNimate amount OF the taxes, assessments
und water rates. or other liens, which are
10 he allowed 10 tho purchaser out OF the
purchase money, or paid by the Referee. IL
Four hundred forty six aud +i-i0o dollar
Utt5tt and Interest.
Dated. New YORK. November 80. 1915
ArGi'STfS DERRY Referee.
The sun., 1916-11-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEN E>-Receipts. has head. all CON
Ing unchanged, Dressed beef In moderate
demand at liuiSisc. per ID. for native
CALvE-Receip,.. 80 head: 100 on
sale. Nca!s steady. Coarse heavy calves
wrak. common TO prime N.als sold at tgI
'Ga 20. Western do. IS SO, Dressed y.aIs
steady,
sales-s, Judd & Co. . y..l.. l.s. lbs.
IL s. - Western 'S% CAVES, -sss. $50.
SsiEr.; - ,@s,S::rS sSs Is5 s.; ~ e =
8 shannon. . Veals' iS7. 1880. / Gull.
s. s"ff: As! ASo d nA Mt. m:;s. .,. a..
ssnnsG...p SAY iamnS,.. I,g s.77ssaS, rs; t eSyl.. rs IS
g.; d nFT' l %nis"" ,s'afiiaaEy,S ct inst aTc. pei
10. iNo.; country dressed ho,house lambs.
tsss!l P.r ssrEa., -, s,,.. ,.u,. =,
.lisi. - 80. 'ii;6; IS. IS, 81 20. o?.
=. .,, 40 rs" tsll.' =, SO "a '! i. i. ~
10 ias T:s;,s' ,,sS;, p; ~; j. q j.
sion Co $50 state lambs. IS, Ni.5si -.
so. SLIGO 81, IS. 81 40; rs culls. as, 1850,
sheep ~; $50; 2; 49, s, $ judd
90 sheep, III. ss.75 20 cuils, 81, 81. robin
sns snS"@s"' = % ss ssa'' b 's"s State TO- i MnS.' a.
flo. 50. Newton \ co: so pennsyivania
IHmns, Is, SO 80 : sheep, i:o, s,
sale; market steady. Prime State hogs
Country dressea. hogs. i:ai.Hs. per h.,
saies.s. Judd 4 Co. so State hogs. isa
u. :ygTHse 'e7t per 100 lbs; ! Rough.
$40; 81. III, ss.s5:. 50. i.s. is'so;'s, asSS'
SSgt ist' e. S's' az. ~ ',i:; -
6th:r CITIES. Live Stock Msrk-'...
$500. t"'e s,ssiy a. TG ys.,.id isy'sS sys1aRs to e.
"'ssS.. .s'H As ;.s%!' ",ssS'ssSsa;iicc::
'ocSs s"piil'"@,RleeeelirStSs'. &PPiitsc'oo'" siSndy' Na,,vc
beef cattle, i~ssoaI?os; western steers
tG6o@i0.ao; s]tocker- and feeders, tt5T
s?ala.
shsep-.-Rscs!pts, 1900, sreng. ,we,h.
.rs. sf;IbnS'5, ewes. NNI'So; lambs
sT g, LOFTS, SGy ai-HSss.R.:s,r'.
,SisaiS good heavy, DNtsio; bulk
bee. sp'. .;:.ls' Is 1855 Il SO; ;;%:s:sfllxs,, . :;..s,
and helfcrs, ss5Ogil, 80; cows $500
L7b: stocksrs and, feeder, tSsoa I so:
southern steers, ssdoi cows and heifer,
81 5oM7 20. prime y~eariing steer, and heif,
ers, sT,6on0; native calves, WT1175.
shrNp-Rcceipt.. 300 steady. ahc
90: yearlings, IS a 10.
Kansas cry, Ny, 2h,-MoEsaRs
sa4o o 90; heavy, 1880 RIO; packers nnt
hntch:rs 50 Gonos5; light. $3.50 q o so.
Cnttle-Receipts, 1900, including COZ
southerns: hest steady, others weak 70 Toe
dressed beef steers, sTs0@loa5' sSutherr
,t"er. E,d'dsno; cows. ,N75asbo heit
7,7h; bulk, ,Gm7; calves, - oall,
Sheep-Recsipts. 5000; 10 to l6c. higher
w vs%nss: ,4@onsS; eve. ys"''m" '1saT7SS9 ~
PITTSBCRG. Nov. el,-Ca,tle-Steady
.urpiv light, Choice. p9sSo. prime
shrep-stcady; supply light Prime weth
ers, ssms.35; culls ana common, ~ so
b; lambs, Sdlt.50, veal calves. ScUl3.,
HoGs-Steady receipts, 40 double deck
Prime heavies. s~975a9ss; mediums. 81 8
1850; heavy Workers, p25HsO iig,
Workers, S7Sgs. pigs. S6sjo; rough
Su9.2t.
The sun., 1916-11-22
CONSOLIDATED

new record for United state: stee, rom,
mon va: s;,sel' s..,.ra an when ,Gs oH = soia q.
ss,,""nnA "a issi. after II had opened ~ lgs,A
AMI AMI had early changed hands g low a. i:sS;
Il closed al len About @;%e snas,' ,S Ss
s,ee, rr nsnt soivnsss, with the copper
:hsrs. IN psrticuisr tending downw.rd Th,rs
wrre .n,mewbat over extended in several
.sctions of the list. A subsequent rally was
followed BY another r'se; na,", , SSrn t tnnn i:
oi msn IN Monday. hut II afterward rose. 10
I'M At which Il closed Business In odd lots
| handled by commission houses vas on .
'ArSsi.s 81 mining stocks were - follows:
The sun., 1916-11-22
NEW INDUSTRIES IN BROOKLYN.

Shampan 4 Shampan rave flied plans
with the Brooklyn Department Of uild
ings for two new factories In Brooklyn.
One will be a two story brick building to
occupy a whole block 100 feet by 200
feet. on Gardner avenue Inc Ingraham
street. for the w. b. Corporation. TO be
used for the mu nufacture OF freproof
doors. The building will cost about
$4,000 and will give employment to
about i've hundred men. The same
architects have filed plans for a factory
building TO be erected on the north side
Of Scholes street so feet east OF Bogart
street for Luickin 4 Pesnar. manufac-
turing furriers Of Manhattan. The fac
tory will cost about S35, 1000.
The sun., 1916-11-22
OLD PARK AVENUE FLAT SOLD.

The Sonora, an eight story apartment
covering q plot fronting 1912 feet on
Park avenue and 50 feet on Seventy
third street. being the southwest corner.
has been purchased for permanent in
vestment. 1t Ii opposite the former resi-
dence of Oakleigh Thorne. sold recently
to Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold. Upon the
expiration OF leases the new owner will
modernize the property. 1t IA under-
stood that the sale was made for a price
In the neighborhood Of e2l5.000. Sutton
q Benjamin negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1916-11-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

CoENrIEs SLIP. 7 to Ill 7 Hass, Inc.
Hgt Baker, Carver a Morrell ct al.
Feb 10. 1913, SO 30
2D Ay, ~370-Samuei Labor ast Max Ros-
enblstt OF al. Oct Is. 1850
BronH.
SHAKESPEARE AV. " o. cor Of l6ath
st--Jul,us G Loester agt Titus De 30,
buia ct al. Nov Is. 1915, ...... sss7, so
18TH st. n O cor OF Tiebout av--Bu,ld-
Ing Violations Corporation agt East
One Hundred and. EiGhty-seyenth Street
United Presbyterian Church, July ~,
1918 Thy bondl. .ti,ist
0sprss Duncan. Jan II. lslS.,.. Stsbs
The sun., 1916-11-22
GETS FACTORY CONTRACTS.

The Turner Construction Company has
been awarded the general contracts for
tho two story concrete building. 299x32.
for the Cakes Manufacturing Company
at Steinway. l.. l.; also for the o
story concrete building to be built on
plot. 75x200. at Rosebank. Staten Island,
for the l.. A. Dreyfus Company.
The sun., 1916-11-22

The Scarsdale Estates has sold n plot
on Walworth avenue in the Greenacres
section of Scarsdale to Mark &. Holman
OF the Westminster and Bronx Title COM
pany. Tn buyer plans to erect a CO.
lonial residence on the site In the near
future.
The sun., 1916-11-22
BROKERS IN FLUSHING DEAL.

The Cross & Brown Co. was the
broker In the sale OF the Helen l..
Bogert property at Flushing. L. l., ia
the Commercial Research Company.
Clement II. Smith negotiated the sale
Yesterday.
The sun., 1916-11-22
ADDS TO HUNTINGTON FARM.

Owen Moran OF New York city has
purchased a tract of -four acres OF land
adjoining hie farm at Huntington. J.. l.,
recently purchased from Sarah j.. Hall.
Theodore =. Hal was the broker In the
transaction.
The sun., 1916-11-22
ARTs.IN.TRADE CLUB HOME.

Pease & Gilman have leased a floor At
II East Forty-fourth street TO the Arts
in-Trade Club OF Gramercy Park.
The sun., 1916-11-22
MAIN ST., YONkERs, SALE.

Thomas 8. Burke has sold for NJ. J..
Snyder. representing Margaret Kraft, to
Antonio Longo and Michael Orlando 224
New Main street. Yonksrs. running
through to Morgan street. an old brick
dwelling and . stable The purchasers
The sun., 1916-11-22
.. FISH, JR., BUYS DWELLING O.

S~tuyvesant Fish. Jr.. Is The purchaser
Of the swelling at II East Nincty-third
street. between Madison and Fifth ave-
nues. sold recently by Sara n. Foss. II
10 a four story house, 20xl00.s. II will
he remodelled for the new owners occu-
pancy.
The sun., 1916-11-22
MRS. GOURAUD SELLS PLACE.

Charles Field Grifen & Co. have sold
for Amy Crocker Gouraud her property
consisting OF dwelling. garage and boat.
house. with two acres of land. on Pryor
Point lane. Larchmont. to r. ID. Whit
more.
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y hpNu' " ~ 49,.
attorney II at,ron-y's name 10 omitted
address party OF nrst psrt)
Downtown.
,sou'h Of Fourteenth street
OLIVER ST. -. IS Oak st. :brio;S?tM
CO. 20 v.s,y II. sept is; atty Title Quar-
n~RoADwfT a. 90 ioxssrsoxS;s
-, ref. to Metropolitan Life Ins Co. ]
Madison ay; a''y'. Butcher T +
GRhNp ST. ala. 2ssxioo-Tnilis ana paul
RWiy, an liens, Nov. 20; Attys. Went,
sf Sr ! i; s;, 80 .s Ms 5 g. partition ..,.
Angelo Fra-ln-,ti. ~ Thompson 81. Nov
cSsSSaSs@,Ssy ST. tue a.. ssrloc-riiiis and p.a'
salvin TO salvin Realty corpn. 1900 BwaS,
NOV 20 atty. Wentworth. l. 4 =. 60
EiNpnrpGE sT. ':c7.ii. 7s,ioC.Tiiii. ana
Pau salvin TO saiyin Realty corpn. 1900
B~ay. all lem. Noy 20; attys. Wen,
STANTON 81: ?5s. runs . COX W 2:s . ~
" ssx n 75.6 TO 81. Z . 2tli 20 b.g--Louis
Berger TO Lena siiyerman. $50 Henry st.
y part al liens. Nov 70; Atty'' "Asser
co mia f 81 iii iii. :Ss.ico.pav,d P.l:y
to jos T. y MAYER. IS r 7tth at. b and :.
all liens. Nov 2: attys. Grusnstsin a n,
80 ST, 'is " Maciousal >, ,iiiis and i:N,
isSiGS1 crr and Isdo Paw Ss'.,n to Sa,n,n
! 1TH ST. SO 4. 2sxs62-siivsr Realty co
| . Fanny Kerner. 10 L iasth st. oil lien.
,ifrmi ST. Gss i, s5xios.s; lin st, SIS :
n . 42oG = Ay A. 25xio3 s-Tillis and
R~ay,--N ov 20. attys. Wsntworth. l. 4
). 90 Wall VI
East Side.
EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th stres:s)
'T tn 10, My 1864, .TSs;s' G I " { 81 Nov Z, ~! y i ',S 70.
Abr Oberstsin. ref. to koot l. Mcneil. 80.
" iOSth -, ct al. mtg $500, 5000. Nov -
so 4ii'' ST. P1? Is +, t asslSs : !. SON st: al, Y Z
n .. 200 . "a av. 2SxlOc 2-Irving
i Kf%p: i. m mt D $500. E s:SH: !: .;,; s7s e.. y
3D. s' ~. i4i, AZ nS's ss.iiciico.riii:' an
hway' Nov 20: a,ts.. wentworth. =
lOSrMT ST. liz f. :5.isiiocii-D.vid 'pai:,
to Benz y Gruenstsin. 30 w pbth ST, al
Hens, May Il. isi6: attys. orusnstsin
L MXaEysr;T 2sS o hvI 1851 q 1888, so,sss.-ps s,Gt
q iu: .na aHG I r. IT.! .ss ' asSSa s " 2; ..'yi
M4 sHTii>ie AN and Paul z iG s.iyi 1T H. ~ G 2srna'
1900 bMsy; hoy 2o' s'ty'. wentworth
MA AdpIlsss9SSs7sHyS,-T.fi. a .na PAU :: 'i s.iv. T''' e
sslyin Realty cCsps,; 1890 swsy; atty,
west OF Fifth svenue. between rourtsentt
and 10th strsets.)
CENTRAL PARK W. SA2;%as. g azloo
mtg SIS ESQ; ossn St $50 " toIloo u
%,f ' @,a :'. ,s1 Doom 900! 10Th O., : sS' sss. % ss.i 90
mtg. ,ss,76o-John = sehreysr. TO tn
~ Halssy = Go. y! bway. Nov q atty,
The sun., 1916-11-22
Reserve Hoard Consider. Credits.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Federal Re.
u Joint conference to-day a. the Treasury.
Extension ~ foreign credit without security
was considsied. ~ wers discount rates and
general business conditionA
The sun., 1916-11-22
BUSINESS RECORD.


PefNtOO1 In nA08b0yGy
CUGGENHEIMER : RICH FIBEL CON.
E EAN' rhi MS street; involuntary.
ui hl1s,i'i;'h apTaxni: s't so ri s!yss' INC re.
ii nvoi %su.i .1FG hisSiii,i... $4,000: assets.
GLOBE BARBER SUPPLY COMPANY. 1ss
Canal street; Involuntary. Liabilities and
assets not given, u---..
srEINBERG BROS. 4 SONS. nc. manu-
aos Greene street. Mary Potter appointed
Fe'e've ssh Ss%S; n Bankruptcy.
GEORGE =. HARvEy.. manuf.etu,sr auto
ISS!lI Ssd' 81, ;,,;'a a:.. w:'i ,i hisss 'i Ffin:
y sjobert. ,5.27S; sidney Bernheimer.
RICHARD NJ. COOLEY COMPANY: INC.
truckmen, pier 20. North River. Iiabili;
ties. ssi.gss; assets. ;it;sos. prins'ps'
claims: T. Sullivan. $4,000; Joseph r.
ran, s.. 1886: Rose O.Seili. ~ 100
Manhattan judgments Filed.
First name 10 that of debtor) ..u
Car,ilio. salystorc-J. A.. Blasi........ i.oO&.2s
Ne Ma r : 20 i.o,s
rI w,i,i DoerI ps,ei. CO l.oss. 70
G~arafaIo' Louisa-H. r. stone ......... esq.,
Dol.nn ,.iW!oa
Isman. relix-A. W. Zinke .....i....: l.11.1s
Lehman. Isaac-E. N. Townsend 81 al 1.4S.S
" ins. Co AAonu.'. . a. I.oooo %
ri IL Baiiey' i.soSs
II S. Horton 4 Coo. +. Van Worst. <,fss.ss
Saranac Construction Co, Max Liebes.
~kind,Henry u. Dsvid-Frank Morell 90, .,
sims Automatic Conveyer. Co, Inc
Nate warle Co. Inc. ~.....,"..... 1.l~oe
Seven Seas Co, Inc.-CNrey Printing 49,.
schmidt. Charles. and Morn: Drui-
SCHNEIDER. Charles. and Morris Drur- ..
snior. jessie. and George ". Nicksr.
son. Jr.~w. r. Erickson............ I.iItsi
ct s,7lso,
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. -. sirl:
wa..erman. Robert-I. Cohen. :....... I:5o.s
Co. OF n. ss2, 81
Warner, william HI. Pile........... e.
Brcnn judgments. .,
Knetz, Adolph G.-R. Sumser ......,.. S6sb.
Kervan, Matthew c. and Charles M
Manhattan satisfied Judgments.
First debtor. second creditor: date hled)
Dec. :. isi,,.........,.............. SsS,
Same-Same April 10, 1909 ............ 5s3. o
Same-SAme; Nov. y, iy0s. .......... <G9. 4
~same-Same; May 8. 1910. ......,....... <6s.l
~ssme-ssme: Oct. u. y ....."...,.. 49, Il
July S, Observation-Disclosures. 1896
Mir-ky. I~on-M. ID Mirsky: Jan.
y, 1918 ........ w
terry Co, Inc OF. 81. !gis..""..". e.Mos
Pecci. Frank A.-Mount Vernon Trust
Co. Nov. =. 1910 released .......... Goo
April 5, isi. "~-.."."."-.~"',. SO 5
Cork & Zi"ha Marble Co j A Psaui
ct al Nov. ~, 1916. ............. Lyts
BrOnN satisfied judgments.
lookel, PHILIPPE. a. Cornell, Jr
Aug H. 1915 ,vaca,ed> -,...""...' SRI.
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Nst,naal Gi,Y 60. Ei~ctioa.

Az a mes'ins Ut tho directors q the ma
u'rsl CITY Company yesterday william !"
Mckee formerly assistant cashier OF the NJ
IONA 'ity Bank. was elected u vtce'presldenl
Mortimer II. bradley was eieeted treasurer
ne MAS ioi merly assist ant seUetNX Ao4 -
tpany. -1-A-A
The sun., 1916-11-22
FINE COUNTRY PLACE RENTED.

Kenneth Ives d Co. have leased for
Thomas d. Wadelton his country place
ut Hartsdale. containing twenty-five
acres, large residence and o~utbuildings.
for a term Of years to Alfred Liebmann.
The sun., 1916-11-22
National Bank Call Issued.

WASHINGTON. Nov. si.-The Comptroller
| Of the Currency Issued . cali 10 day Tor tho
condition Of all national banks d the close
Of business on Friday. NovembQ II
The sun., 1916-11-22
SITE FOR sCARsDALE HOME.

win alter the property for business pur-
poses.
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lnoToukh of The Bronx.l

.i7TH ST, 1857 u. % &xii<xsS. <xi<<<--
Sadie s Mann to GioyannA Durants. l<l3
Hirleman q v, ssi p 10th s,. ,..ES,1oc
ing corpn to Aaron Weiss ?iI Audi:
bon av. mtg, eS,7bO. Nov ~; atty, ~
kshrs, ltol Edlswstsr road. Il
SAME PROPERTS-Aaron Weiss 10 Nesls
Kahrs. tts3 E~dSswatsP read. mt0. eS,fSe,
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with nam. and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF Hr-t part)
The herald., 1916-03-30
PERSONALS.
Continued from Page H.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
| COmiskey. of SOC Atlantic avenue
was frightened by the arrival of a
baby girl.
Al X. Goebel, who has been in
Hattiesburg for the past month
spent a few days here last week, re-
turning to Hattiesburg Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Vinet, former
ly of 319 Bermuda street, are now
domiciled at 1927 Poland avenue in
the city, where they will be pleased
to receive their friends.
The parents of the pupils of Nc
DOnogh No. School, in connection
with the teachers, will give a May
festival on May on the lawn ad-
Joining the school. The different
committees have been appointed and
are beginning to work for the sue
! cess of the affair.
Mrs. JOS. Zatarain OF 433 Atlantic
avenue, presented her husband with
baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Lauman, OF
Sumner Street are receiving congrat-
ulations on the arrival of a fine big
boy at their home.
The many friends of Mrs. Aaron
Edgecomb will be pleased to learn
that she is recovering from an attack
of la grippe.
Mrs. Frank Gondrella, of the Low
er Coast, presented her husband
with a baby girl
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Graf expect TO
leave Friday for Monroe, La. to spend
a while.
The Tuesday Afternoon Five Hun
0red Club met this week at the home
of Mrs. Henry Brown in Seguin street.
The successful players were Mrs. u.
j. Lewis, Mrs. C. v Kraft and Miss
Katherine Clarke. Mrs. Harry Nc
Nicely received the BOBBY. The next
'ANN '4hS VI tlit CluD VIII De held AT
the home of Mrs. c. E. Dickey. in
Bermuda street.
Mrs. J. B. Miller, of Pelican ave.
nue., has returned home. after visit
ing relatives in Marshall. Tex. Mrs
Miller stopped en- route in Morgan
City, where she spent a few DAYS with
her husband, who is employed with
the Cumberland Telephone and TeIe.
graph Company there.
The many friends of Ed McNair
VIII regret to learn that he sustained
a sprained ankle while at work last
week. He is able to be out again
however.
The little four-year-old son of Mrs
Bertha Donnelly Borne was operated
IN at the Touro Infrmary on Monday
IND is reported doing very nicely The
The herald., 1916-03-30
FIRES

There was a small fire last week,
a lighted furnace placed on a rear
step setting fire to the weather.
boarding on the double cottage 1909
IL Teche street. owned by Charles
Abbott and occupied on one side by
Carroll Smith, where the fire oc-
CURED. and on the other by Clement
Aucoin. The building was damaged
$40, the loss being covered by in
surance.
The first alarm to be sounded in
Algiers since the installation of the
new battery system in the fire alarm
office in the courthouse came in
Monday morning at 9:2O O'Clock from
box "a for a fire at the grocery and
residence of Arthur Gayaut, 1912
Verret street. The flames were dis
covered on a shingle roof, which ig-
nited from sparks from a chimney.
and they were extinguished by citi-
zens. The damage amounted to $50,
fully covered by insurance
n mosquito bar was blown against
an oil heater in a bedroom at the
home of Edward Casey, 215 Alix
street, Sunday, causing a fire that
did s270 damage before it was ex-
tinguished by members of the fire de-
partment summoned by telephone.
The loss is covered by insurance.
The herald., 1916-03-30
Boost For CyOwned Ferries erage At Eventually Free ea

Mrs. Jacob Watson to City of n.
O.. portion Newton. Diana. Brook
Ign and River, $500 cash.-Legier.
Joseph Yatter to Herman Emile
Hautau. int etc, in and to lots
and portions fronting on Public
Road, 5000 terms.-PomeS.
Mrs. Jacob L. Hollowell to Mrs.
Widow Hy. Acker, lot Monroe, Mad
ison. Socrates and Lapeyrouse, $775
cash.-Sheriff.
Mrs. Emanuel p Rivas to Board
of Commissioners OF the Orleans
Levee District, portion fronting on
the Public Road, $3.50 cash.-Pe-
tiers.
Mrs. Martin Gragnon, ct ais to
same. portion fronting on Public
Road. $3.50 cash.-Peters.
Arthur Ruiz to Mrs Alexander
Taylor, lot Verret, Evelina. Olivier
and Opelousas CReleaseD Hennes
sey.
John W. Altman to Meschulen
Lauper, lot Powder. AliX. Bouny anC
Pelican avenue. $500 terms
Hennessey.
Thomas J. Entwistle, ct ais. t
Interstate Trust K Banking Co.,
lots FarTagut, DeArmaS, SOcrate
and line of KOhn'S lands, $500
Sheriff
City of y. O. (Saml T. Perkins
to Saml T. Perkins, Jr.. ct al, 10
Newton. River, Brooklyn and Diana
$2O.90 cash.-Treasurer.
Mrs. Saml T. Perkins, ct ais. q
City OF y. O. same property. $40,
cash.-Legier.