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The sun., 1916-12-12
NEW HAVEN IMMUNITY STANDS
Government Lsses Appeal Against
Ruling for Directors.

wAsHfNGroN, Dec. 1I.-Appcals from
New York Federal Court rulings grant
ing immunity to John L. Billiard. Will
lam Skinner and James 8. Elton In the
New Haven railroad prosecution were
dismissed to-day In the Supreme Court
by the Department OF Justice. The Gov
m commended they were not enti-
tied to immunity by having testified In
the Interstate Commerce Commission In
vestigatlon.
The decision does not affect further
action by the Department Of Justice
against William Rockefeller and other
New Haven directors. whose trial for
criminal conspiracy to violate the Sher-
man antitrust law more than n year ago
resulted In a disagreement OF the jury.
Sol!citor-General Davis sai to-day he
thought no further effort would be made
10 prosecute Billiard. Skinner and Elton.
The Government frst appealed from the
ruling OF the New York court, but on
reconsideration the Department Of Jus.
t'ce to-day asked tho Supreme Court to
dismiss II.
The sun., 1916-12-12
P~AwNBnoKKns' sALRo.
yosIPM snoN0OOp.s soNa,

JosBPH snoNGO0D's SONS, yualss
Dec. TAI G,.monSs. Watches. i.~s,r,.
i,,,.F: !. E;.,s sdG 70 f n. : :iss: 4 - : .s.:r
r. s;:s ssSa ;s '''' "a Ave. ':''' J. pi Sia ii 's,s as y"
A., Pee. s..s s:- Men. :na , SSm:ss, e., : ::sss &
AZ Si:o t .i%ii.r r. acod 4 & from Ian. Sc. s,ssSss. AZ. : Nc 6.
s:ns. :, e.. p ssoo 1; lsi'' Hugh I-''r'' ''
rom S:'' 81, ,sI y Il. .s 20 Dec :s"i :. ISL; s'.',! Is
We pr s.sa ss,. "a y; Ay also ''m'''. s'.a'
ssif II &, A. Hu .si: ssy isa s, .,oss Tsn
Oct. .. isii. to. No. 5000. Jan. H. isis.
ssG 'I Ss oI 1s.; r; isss Cohen 10 No. AZ ss' "a k Hss' l.
Dec. it-Ali diamonds and other precious
; ;.s" e u ., ' :y.1s d :ssslTsi; al, .,,, v:,ss::.
pledged prior SCy: il. isl5,.tc No: ssS,s:
'al:.. sliS.,:t.,n Bro.. s.si s,h' We
Dec I.-Msn,s and womsn's siothins,
a. S ,yy.iis c0d aius sso Free. ~ 10 PSls s% cn. Ds'ss D. g.;
5000. and al good. held from previous
Dec. ia large and choice stock Of dia.
M mSSd' IN s,El0T: ,s,,'ns, pledged &r,Sr
helm a Sons. 1888 1st Ave.
Dec. .i5-All diamonds ana other prseieus
stones In various settings. all watches, Jew
elry OF every. description, silverware. odds
and ends and all other miscellaneous ar
ticles pledged prior Nov. 10. 1915. to No.
$3.50 and all goods held over from previous
sales. D.. S'lberstein's sons. s.lo 9Th Ave.
Dec. i5-Msn's and women's ciothins
dry goods. shoes. &c. pledged prior Nov.
10. 1916. TO No. Ss32s and al, Older dates.
lar goods to No. iosso. s. Freund. 272i
I'd Ave.
Dee. ie-vnrsd.emed PLEDGE Of dis-
from Aug. l.. 1914. to No. 1899. Also ali
goods Plsdgsd prior Dec. 10. 1919. l. Bern
| stein. s61e Sth Ave. Also similar Foods "a
Dec. IL TO No, 1880. Magen Bros. az
The sun., 1916-12-12
SATISFIED MORrOAGES.
with nams and address Of lenders a.
. torneyl


with name and address Of isndsrs at.
. torney.)
18th %. $50 E-Pauiins Hovermann 70
VIM BloosgcSd n Ronald II M%:cdonaid.
ssTH 81. I.sei.s Ely and Msiy ALVIN.
Msyers to the Excelsior ssy Bank Q.
City Of n Y: atty. Jno c Gulieh.. y?
MxpIsoN Az. isc-R.ii.nt HOLDING CO
to Charter cons,n CO. sos 9TH av; atty.
SAME PRoPERTY-same TO Lawyer
nth sT il W.H:sry, /! TsSm.. 70 e:
Marray,' Pren,io. : H. Val :s.:,io.'Sscs;
9TH ST. iss Way Lyman TO saiiie A
e " !r P..doe 9.H: I" p ~: y :.,n ST s;,s;
1. wife isaac l. Folk. to Gisdy, Smith.
ex,rs' atty. Eugene Berry. 2ss Bross;
SAME PRoPERrY-Gso W conneii to
same: atty. .Sl5,o 900
'' 20 s ST ! s { 81 ~ 2 ,:.d i; an: :s' , isH; . st. 1904.
tss to line OF Harlem River Z . along
said shore line to loid ct *
Thee and Anna Budenbash: atiys. Sack.
EFT q Lang. - Nassau st........ s:s.o 900
Az i.,d r; s; s.la:,. .Gs ! F. asS:,ss Si 4, I'M, .
'.TH ST. s.. .t,t.s~ Central Park w
s9eu Ms.' s.. s"f s,s Il , IL: . to H e 4 o SsS.
or d.. a W '9s,ov
Emile Macher, lN Donaldson av.
rutherford. n J: atty. I Newstsedter.
5sTH 81. % E-Hje. io.;vi to Geo ii A iGje9G
atty, Title q 4 T Co. l's BwAy. .31t. 600
18TH ST. L2s w~Chauncey + Mcknight
to ny 2 vosel. ,ss Yves, End av; stty,
STH Av. Embellishments Buckman to
Annie Narder. 222 w ls2d at. and Lille
Bohn. :e% w Earth st. Atty. Lawyers T
a I Co. $50 49,. $4,000
ltrH ST. 60' E-Meye r and Mary Gold
berg to Saml J Littenbers. sS 4. 1884
The sun., 1916-12-12
RESULTS AT
~ vEsEY STREET.
Ry Josenh Il. DAY.


'"TH ST, s7.se. W. ,tiexss,ll, e sly onrccs
Creadv ct al: due. sI0i.iIi.ss: taxes.
& s2tsl.so; TO plaintiff 49,. SIS, 900
Is, I sly ,nmt and -,orc-Abrahsm Lev.
initial 81 al agt Bessie Lewcnthal e. al;
sf'ournod to Dec II.
by Henry Brady.
9TH FIT. 3t5-si7 T.. 4oxl0o.5. two I s.y
,nmts,J Kernochan 81 al agt Marcus
NNa''p,sa, ct al; due 'is's'o'sii ,sT o:o
LEXINGTON Az. 1858, 2oxs5, 6 story NAT
IL II Jackson ct al W John Finnerty
~ a.; due, als.so5.s7; taxes. &c, 1Ss3 so;
70 tho plaintiff. va. 900
by Samuel Marx.
feT ST. 20 W. lsxioo.s. 4 story ana base
mm"I, dwls-Espersnto Mor,s.s. co Y,
$4,000 to tho pialntin. 49,. .s2o sci
MADISON ST. ls3, .3l0xl00. 4 story Edu-
Ia''onal League bldg \ Hoyt vs. Isaac
.,oods,eln ct all. due, sis,2sS25; taxes,
g. '?tso; to the plaintiff .....ti>,ooo
LAT s2os THIRD AvENUEl
ny Joseph =. Day.
HOFFMAN, ST. sssi-2sss. soxioo. . story
fhiu" house ana yacant-victor Besver
~ Tonit fitsssi ct al; due. 0i,oss.7e;
,2,,, f@o, prior mtg, $500; TO- !hs
: "'' ~ .''''''' '''. ''''''',,',tts'
ny George Peice,
ittIlt ST, n y, ?oi.5 W ST AIMS av, Box
80" Narant-Rectory. Ac, Of ~ Ann,
church Of MorrisaniA vs. N v Cusack 81
al duo, ss,77g.t3; taxes. &c. ei.s0anl
INirrin'iHoRe 'i r . sii.is i XA;nn; !: az
sna . Il issth l. 10. Sxst.ssso.sxsi
Gu. .iIlssis: ts1ss. &C. SsS6.Si'. !:
~ tNinto SSSsss>
The sun., 1916-12-12
N. h. STOCKHOLDERS
WIN POINT IN SUIT
Justice Hough Upholds Right
to Charge Conspiracy
Against Directors.
DELAY IS GRANTED
Plaintiffs Get Thirty Days to
Make Alterations in
Complaint.

IN an opinion filed in the United
States District Court yesterday Judge
Ifoueh uphoids the main allegations In
.he $50, 900, 900 restitution suit brought
nv a group Of the stockholders OF the
New Haven road against william Rookie.
Teller and other ex-directors end oficers
~ the road. together with the executors
OF the Morgan estate.
The Judge. however. sus,ains some OF
the technical points raised by Mr..
Rockefeller. Lewis Cass Ledyard and
other Of the defendants and gives the
plaintiffs thirty dIys to mako minor
corrections in their complaint.
Although he upholds the right Of the
plaintiffs to charge the defendants with
conspiracy. Judge Hough severely criti-
oises this portion OF the complaint. The
conspiracy allegations, the Judge OBJ
serves. may prove a detriment rather
than a benefit to the plaintiffs.
III a conspiracy be shown" says
Judge Hough, "the substance Of the bill
IL not much advanced. Let It be as
sumed that ali Of these defendants. sev-
orally and Jointly. desired and intended
10 violate laws both Of the nation and
the several States. II they had done
this 20 the ~pecuniary benefit OF the cor
poration OF which they were directors
1. II not seen how any action would lie
either by the corporation itself or by
any OF its shareholders after the acts
had been committed and The profitable
results thereof wcre in the Golfers OF
the corporation or in the pockets Of the
shareholder"
The chief objection Of the defendants
which the Judge overruled was that the
facts set forth In the complaint did not
sustain the charges Of fraud. Judge
HouGh replies that the PLAINTIFF In their
plcadings did not assert that the de-
PENDANTS were guilty Of fraud.
by saying that fraud has not been
shown says h Judge, at II not meant
that wrong has not been done. OF course
all frauds are wrong. but not all wrongs
are frauds"
The complaint, Judge Hough explains.
seeks merely TO hold the defendants re-
sponsible individually INT collectively
for having used the influence of their Of
nces to aus the road TO enter into H.
legal transactions which resulted in
loases.
Former United States Attorney Henry
A. Wise represents the plaintiffs.
The sun., 1916-12-12
ASKS $4,000 FOR STOCK TIP.
Wall street Man Sues =. .. DacAs 4
Cs. fer share IA 100000 PreAts.

J. s. Bache 4 Co.. bankers and brokers
o! ~ broadway. were yesterday sued In
the Supreme Court for $4,000 by Otto
II. Fuerth Of ~ Wall street. who alleged
that this sun was due him as his share
~ $4,000 profits which he said the
bankers made a. the result Of informa.
ton he gave them.
He said that on Nay 10 last he told
them facts which led to the consolids-
ton into the Motor Products Company
81 tho Rands Manufacturing Company,
diamond Manufacturing Company. Van
Guard Manufacturing Company. Uni.
rersal Metal Company and the Superior
Manufacturing Company.
The sun., 1916-12-12
BUYS MORE downtown LAND.

FRONT STREET-The Bell Bag Com
pany. for years at 63 Front street. has
bought the Ave story and basement
building at 81 Front street. in an all
cash transaction negotiated by the
Charles r. Noyes Company for the
trustees Of the estate Of John N.
Phyfe. who bought the property In
1888. The building 10 on Q lot 27.sx
500. adjoining the southeast corner Of
Cuyler's alley. The buyers own other
property In his section.
EAST SAD STREET-O'Reiliy q Dahn
have sold to Ennis & Sinnott for will
lam J. Norris l16 East E%ighty.third
street. . three story dwelling. on lot
?4.5xt52.2. located 700 feet east of
Park emu The seller recently pur-
chased the property through the anne
brokers.
WEST 10th sTREET-wnliam r.
Horton, executor Of the Susan q. Yer
milyea estate. has sold to Hobart F.
Smith 4s3 West l<%th street. . four
story dwelling on lot 2oxss.li. between
Amsterdam ana Convent avenues. The
price Was $4,000.
THIRD AVENUBcJulia 0dAalk he's oold
to Lille Roberts 1t1e Third avenue Q
i've story frame house. on lot 3Sxi02.
JACKSON AvENUE-Ennis 4 0innott
have bought from Margaret .. Webb
the I'VE story nat. on plot loox&e. a.
the northeast corner Of jackson ave.
nue. and Home street.
The sun., 1916-12-12
MAY FAKE OVER BUILDNo.

Their has been Incorporated the Is
and II East >Fortieth Street Company.
capitalized At $4,000. and with w. X.
and w. II. Bixby Of st. Louis. Mo-. and
M. f. Samson as directors The prop
erty il a twelve story commercial struc-
ture. leasehold. owned and occupied by
the Anderson Galleries. Several months
ago II was reported that the corner site,
5lxs5. would be improved with q twen-
ty-two story building to be designed by
Starrett & Van Week and to cost $780,.
600.
The sun., 1916-12-12
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Is and II. East rortisth street. Manhat.
hoxis Bi.by. william Kenney bixby and
Avoca Soil Improvement Company. Man.
haitian; capital, $4,000: directors. James
= McDcnough. J. Edward Murphy and
lyn. capital. ss.soc: dir.stors' Joohn sssr.
nseksr. Joseph Kissmann and Gustav
Tavern Realty co,.sr.,on. n,oor,vn.
capital. $1,000: directors, Freeman Wells,
Harmon Alderman and Vivian Reynolds.
Zeeman Realty Company. Manhattan
man. l. Stanley 0yory and Nicholas 0yory.
Miltiadcs Realty Corporation. Manhattani
scSwart.. Msrr,. seSUsrss ana M.adsj
D~iamondston.
Arada Realty corperatisa. Manhattan;
capital $4,000; directors, Charlss L. 0rad
o r. Moroney and Samuel fisherman.
The sun., 1916-12-12
RESCUED NAN IDENTIFIED
Patient n Hsspttal At Kessay
n. j.. IL ELS satel Of Drosklyn.

The man who was taken to the stumpf
Memorial Hospital at Kearny. N. j.. on
Saturday night after being saved from
death under tho wheels of a railroad
tran was Identified yesterday by his
mother and brother. He IL Ell Satel Of
II Amity street. Brooklyn. He has been
suffering from dementia.
Immediately after he had been rescued
by Patrick Collins. a gateman employed
by the Lackawanna Railroad. Satel wal
more or less paralyzed by the shock and
was unable TO eat anything. Newspaper
accounts Of his narrow escape from
death led his relatives TO inquire for him
at tho hospital, A ~
The sun., 1916-12-12
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan,

No @S.,.n ho,i Aw; 20 s. T.. 'I M,,s + 's0. &.: :,n
Ter. t27 w 10th ST; atty. J Chas wesch .
nS Rf;THn III Ayhiv,'': 100 n 'iiso,ln; 100
EXTRA Bldg Impt h Investment co to
Hilds n Mesch,er, b27 W 10th ct;
wfM'ssfF: , ! oMb;;%s1!is', sf.H HvtS' . t s1S%
TO Selma sisGbsrt. l<6 Central Park W,
ct o. trustees; atty. lawyer I a T
ssTiIi 81. n sd sy..jno, j sa,iiys"""
TO Jnc n jones, 70 Willow ct, Brooklyn;
.,suy = vsnss 0 Broad :, Si@b
QUAR- . TRUST Co. ira Brosdway' 81, Ooo
PARK Az, nM-Dank for. sav 10 Green
s s:s.,s ~ ssH"tc.s:sss c.e AZ: ,;:s .tI:ss
The sun., 1916-12-12
WALL STREET m O pUYs.

Believing that the widening Of Madi.
son avenue. which was suggested last
week az n OF the means Of relieving
trafic on Fifth avenue. will greatly In.
crease values along that t~horoughfare
an investor. a client Of Pease q Elli-
man. bought to-day the four story and
basement dwelling At $50 Madison ave-
nue.. which Is on the east side and rs
feet north OF Fifty-fourth street. A ng-
ure not much less Than 100000 wal
paid for the property. which was owned
BY Daniel B. Freedman. The house row.
ers a lot ?5 feet wide and 100 feet deep.
The proposition advanced by the Mayors
congestion committee was to Increase
the width Of the roadway by taking four
and q half feet OF the sidewalka To
permit his stoops along the avenue
would have to be removed. a. was the
case along Fifth avenue q few years
ago. The buyer u a Wall Street broker.
The sun., 1916-12-12
RUSSIAN ms. co. COMES HERE

RUsSIAN ms. co. COMES HERE.
The Second Russian Insurance Com
pAny Of Pstrosrad. Russia, has leased
ofaoes through william A. White q Sons
In the Beaver Building at Sa-e3 Beaver
street.
reass 4 Gilman have leased in the
Wall Street Journal Building. lS.Al
Broad street. running through to $3.50
New street. once space to Benjamin
Solomon. Conner q O'Connor. Harry q.
g. Dugan q Co., Doremus q Co.. L l.
and Darnell 4 Silinsky. The same
brokers have leased In the Liberty
Building. at ia Liberty street, corner o.
Greenwich street, ONCE space to Jack
Edelstein, Imperial Window Advertising
Company. Edward A. Everett and Rail.
o Necessities Company. and addi-
tional space to s. J. Freeman.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co. have LEASED
the rear OF tho seventh floor In II Eas,
Forty-sixth street to the Cortina School
OF Languages and the entire sixth foor
at IL to James B,asl.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co. have rented
for Cruikshanks Company. agents, Q
studio In 747-75l Fifth avenue to A. J.
Roe. a photographer. for a term Of years
Roy Scherick has leased the NTH Moor
at 24l-47 West Nineteenth street TO the
Multi-Metal Screen Separating Company
for a long term OF years.
william F. Fuerst has leased lofts 4,
IL and II West Eighteenth street. "a
y. Fisher. Pail Mall Embroidery Works
Cohen 4 weider. Pirenbaum 4 Geller
Perfection Skirt Company. 8. siegler a
Son and Gimplowits 4 Cohen.
Roy Scherick has leased the fourth
floor a. IL and IS West Thirty-second
street to tho Hartog Ensis Company
makers OF costumes and dresses, nov
at 176 Madison avenue the NTH floor
at 1877 Fifth venue TO Louis Heyman 4
Bros. makers OF umbrsllaA parAsols
now at 40 Lispenard street.
j.. Arthur Fischer ma leased to Joseph
Reste. groceries and provisions. ths
store and basement at so Dominica
street.
George w. Brettsl, has rented to Mr.
Wischer tho store In 2s0s Third avenue
TO Simon 4 Levine. the store At 3327
Third avenue.
Peass q Gilman have leased for 9
long term Of years with Gross 4
Brown two lofts in 60S Broadway
which runs through to Mercer street, he,
tween Broome and Spring streets. to tn,
New York Flower and Feather Company
N. Brigham Hall and william ID
B~loodgOod have leased the tenth loft a
~ and 80 West Twenty-n rst street for
: term Of years to Wolf 4 Co.. manufao
turers Of leather goods. now on Easr
Ninth street.
The sun., 1916-12-12
East seth Street.

East seth Street.
The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the abovs.de.
scribed property Ia to be sold. 10 oio.7ss 81.
with interest thereon from the cath day Of
November. 1915. together with costs and
,erest from Novembsr a7th. 1915, together
with tho expenses OF the sale. The ap-
proximate amount Of the taxes. assessments
and water rates. or other iiens. which are
purchase money. or paid by the Referee. Is
S37gl0 and interest.
Dated. New York. December ist lsis.
MEDBERY BLANCHARD. NsfsreA
The sun., 1916-12-12
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Lannin Purchase for New
Hotel Best Deal Of on
Active Market.
STOCK BROKER A BUYER
Takes Madison Avenue House
Small Investors in
Many Deals.

Purchase BY Joseph J. Lannin Of the
northwest corner Of Seventh avenue and
Frfty-sixth street as . site for . spien-
did modern hotel was the outstanding
feature Of yesterdays Real estate market.
Mr.. Lannin bought the property from
the william l.. sutphin Realty Company
at a reported price Of 100000. 1t In.
cludes the old Hotel Grenobls on the
corner and . small dwelling and two old
apartment houses on rfty-sixth street.
The combined site measures 100 feet on
the venue and 200 feet on the street.
Further details are given elsewhere.
The sun., 1916-12-12
TAKING CITY HOMES.

Posse q Gilman have leased furnished
for William II. Ross. q executor. the
four story and basement dwelling at 20
East Sixty-seventh street. adjoining the
northwest corner Of Madison avenue. to
Mrs. l.. 8. Borland Of Bedford Hills.
Porter q Co. have Leased for Elizabeth
Murphy to Lena Iachinkel the three story
and basement dwelling 1t 2lS West 1884
street
The sun., 1916-12-12
TRADES BRONX LOTS roR FLAT.

Miss Louise Ebling. daughter Of viii.
lam Ebling Of the Ebling Brewing Com.
pany Of The Bronx. has bought the plot
l25xloo IN the north side Of l3sth street.
2<5 feet east Of Cypress avenue. facing
the entrance to the Cypress avenue sta
ton OF the Lexington avenue subway.
The Henry Morgenthau Company re-
Gently acquired this plot IN exchange for
the two houses at the northwest corner
Of BArretto street and Southern Bouie-
ward. Miss Ebling gave in part pay
ment to the Henry Morgenthau Com
pany the four story brick apartment. on
plot ~3S.6xloo. at IA East 15ist street.
b. Morris. who negotiated the original
exchange. was also the broker In ysster-
days deal.
The sun., 1916-12-12

The Robert r. Farley Organization has
sold At Nepperhan Heights. Yonkers.
building sites to A. N. Mcndslsonn. w.
A. Damman. ]. Driscoll. L. Aldrichs and
Joseph T.. Riley also sold the Hareraves
house on Myrtle went to J. M. Hobbs.
At Philipse Manor the company has sold
large plots on Highland ven TO Mrs.
NJ. wunderlich. b. W. Barrister and r.
w. Wheeler. At Peekskil plots in the
Nelson estates were sold 10 Douglass
Macduff. Andrew j. Mason and Charles
Anderson.
The sun., 1916-12-12
COUNTRY PLACns RENTED.


0oldschmidt q Macdonald have rented
at Woodmers. L. l.. for william Petit
his house on Pine street to Leo De Primo
for a term Of years. and for Mrs. Avery
her house On Central avenue to Edward
Pietri for the winter. furnished.
H. Goldschmidt has leased from the
plans TO Hyman Ginsberg . house to be
built on Oak street. Cedarhurst, L. l.,
BY Niels Bruhn. and to Samuel Rosen-
baum q house to be built on Oakland
avenue by Miss A. Murphy.
Elmont B. Hazard Of Washington. d.
c.. has leased h new house built by
John Dayton on the west side of Edge
water place. Bayside. L. l., overlooking
Little Neck Bay. Bramwell Davis nego-
tiated the lease.
Cornelius v. v. eeweil has rented for
II. Livingston Center his property on
the Mil Pond, Kirby lane, Rye, known
- Bonita. to D. Raft Richardson for .
term Of years.
The sun., 1916-12-12
q, FLATS ON TIT HEIGHTS.

More homes on the Heights are TO be
provided through the erection OF a 1--WE
story nat, 75xss. on the north aide Of
1920 street. IFS feet east OF st. Nicholas
venue The Audubon Building Cor
poration will put II up from plans by
w. A. Faiella at a cost OF $4,000.
The sun., 1916-12-12
l.. !. FIRUsKl. Auet'r. 70 Bewssy. sells


10 4: NJ, .unredeemed pledge. o. every. de-
scription for unpaid loans from the foliOw-
ing pawnbrokers. Including nil diamonds.
rubies. eapphires. pearls, e,neralis. oil other
stones unset or set In rings. earrings. pins.
links. chains. studs. bracelets. lOcket or
other mounting. all tewclry.. watches. sil-
verware. guns. Instruments. furs, clothing.
cameras. all other goods pledged previous
10 datss ana UP TO numbers mentioned,
both inclusive. and all pledges held over.
Dec. I'm. Manning & sons. $50 9Th
Ave, prior Dec, 4, 1918. 70 No. $500. Jack
sobsl Co.. ?Iis sth Ave. prior Nov. ;. 1915.
Dec. lad. Ra~s,.r. Ioi s,h Ave. PRIOR
Dec. :, 1913. 90 No. 1850, j. J.. Friel.
1855 broadway. ss7 Myrtle Ave. Brook
iyn, %i-welry. Sc.
Dee liI,wm; Simpson. y Park Row.
prior Oct. ~. 1915, to No Ss07s.
pee i1-.sobel Bros; s2s Columbus Ave-.
prior Dec. !, 1915. to No. 3tn25.
Doc. ib-R. Gutter & Son. lN Bowsry,
prior Oct, 80, 1915. to No. 1897 Z. j..
Flatto. iis5 81 Ave. prior Nov. Is. 1915.
to No. 1850.
Dec. ls--Consolidated Loan Co, Ils rark
Row. Harry Levy & Co, Props, prior Nov.
/, 1918. to No, Gs2S0.
Dec, 1s-Bcrnsri'. Loan once. fliB 9Th
Ave. prior Dec II, 1918, to No. sioos.
The sun., 1916-12-12
JACOB sHoNGrT. Aucnon.es. % Row

cry. seils at 10 A, NJ.
Dec. l2--Jewelry, watches. diamonds and
all pledges pledged TO Dec, 8. 1915, from
No, ieooo 10 1850. J. Weinb~rGer. lp3
Ave. A. Also similar pledges for Bsrg-r
Bros, 2o< W. @2d ST: NJ. Harlem. ?ef Co
lumsia St, Prootlyn; : berger. 200 ".
Doc. ls-1ewelry, watrhe~. diamonds an
all pledges prior Dec. 9. 1914, NJ. Bernstein
IS. Edelstein A. Son, succrssors). sss 1st
Ave. Alec for A.. Rrlsner Il Son. l65 lat
Ave. s. Ede'stein 4 Son. Long Island. Ais
all goods pledged with $. Lehman. 81
~Catharins ST, and goods recovered from
the burglary at that address.
Dec, l<-Jcwciry, watches. diamonds.
ODDS ana ends and pledges OF every de-
scription pledged to Dec. I, 1915. to No.
sass. both Inclusive, and older dates held
over. i, Kaskel & sons, Q Columbus Ave,
Dec. lb--Jewelry, watches, diamonds and
all pledges prior Dec, s, 1915. to No. $500
and older dates held over. y. V, Loau
once, N. Brown. prop, 1861 81 Ave. Also
for s. Fingers Sons, Is Manhattan ST,
unGer Rros Inc. Doc fremont Ave
Dec. ls-Jewelry, watches. diamonds. &c
pisdged prior Dec. II, 1915. l'ruoy's I.oar
Once. 1884 "a Ave.
The sun., 1916-12-12
TANoInR IN NEW HANDS.

The Tangier development At Tngier.
L. L.. which showed % much promise
about Ter years AGO but failed to ma
terialise after . few years Of trial. may
be revived. Ex-Mayor Frank r. Clark
Of Bridgeport. Conn. Frank Miller Pres
ton. Richard H. Murphy and Henry Il.
Shannon have taken over the 1000 acres
in the development and plan to improve
the realty along lines which will mean
an outlay Of $40. 000. 900.
The sun., 1916-12-12
CITY snLLs D'KLYN LoTs.

The Traders Dxohanss paid o1i,SSe q
auction yesterday for the plot Of four
lots running through from Eastern
Parkway to lincoln place. i72.s feet
west OF Washington avenue. Brooklyn
The property. which was owned by the
CITY. fronts 50 feet on each thorough
fare and has a depth Of f55 feet. There
was an upset price Of $4,000 on the
parcel. The sale was by order Of the
commissioners Of the sinking fund.
The sun., 1916-12-12
,.ps,w; pigs. We',o; reush.. 40
q AZ

EAST RUFFAL.o. Dec. m-c.u.-R..
ceipts. 1000: active, shipping ~eers q
81; butchers 'ssSgfss0i nsite,, l'st
stockers and feeders. lS.?6aTso; fresh
cows and springsrs active and steady.
"yssis-R.c.ip,s. 1900 active. sANOi..
HoG.-Receipts, 1890; active. Heavy,
.ls's, ga e.. %'.' Ti.n .s 2ss ye!s
,lss.. $500 rouEhs' HasS' s'sE'.
Sheep and I.Ambs--Rscsip,s. 5000: ao-
tive. Lambs, W.hVl2bo; %yearlinEs, so
mixed saeep. W.7a4e
CINCINNATI, pec. ll.--Hoss- Rsesipts
spoo; strong. fariars and BUTCHERS, SIS
mio.ia. common TO choice, t70Dk3s;
pigs aud lights. ~so8esi. slass. seas
Cattle Rsesipts, $500 active. stssrs,
:sLoG9;2s, n:it:r'' ,sS,H; cows. "%
ahssp.Esss!pt:I 40: s'rons. ueL'oi