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New Britain herald., 1916-07-11
E88E FACTS fS WYE CASE.

Tore the War3sGs salosmanship pess in De4scit 8esterday Presi-. I Wilsen reeeiFed one sof the Hest D pEations af his career after 8g t1at hasftfe ssss nseaa carry i1stioas lair dealing fatoStfle ports of the. S thereby establs ss32ing, confidence saerican prfn cit9tss Hes asked 8articularly For MsSice, aysountry. nas felt tha.. srnshing ss methoda .s some can businsf E in that. is viewed with susp spicfonf S makes Mexico suspicious is he thinks #e do not wait to her but tato possess. her." le President. And she has |ation for these suspicious way some gentlemen have to exploit her possessions" >. e are some of the things ans are prone to forget. They 8 remember that Mexico has rievances against the United ust as we have many bones to tn. Mexico. But all through elings with that country we sspect her sovereignty just as her to respect the sovereignty nation. The soil of Mexico is sacred to Mexicans as is the z America to Americans.
 business of America is a biz, hing growing larger, and avery day, every minute. The holds out such wonderful lfies to the foreign trade of, lntry that no man dare
 lwhere it will all ena5 Par
 Inviting is the field or South
 Since the EuropeP war nd agencies from over the M their foothold in the great
 0 our south, American busi-
 gained a new lease on life.
 sident Wilson intends to do
 power to foster and aid this
 is evidenced 'by his remarks
 day The leader of the
 he believes that no one
 been appointed trustee of s less of the country; that we
 the same boat; that the
 #crats as well as the Repub- IN ,e the nations welfare at
 ter outlining these things
 ing that the Democrats are " as much interested in the
 prosperity of the United 1 anybody else, the President
 Democrats, had noticed that
 H# ton to suppose that only
 sa ,ns understood the business
 had tendency to run
 ssump ption that the number x Ile wbo understood that busi-
 aery small and that there certain groups and associa-
 sntlemen who were entitled ees of that business for the @ I have never subscribed
 k of life to the trustee
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11
PRESIDENT HOME AGAIN.

Washington July 11.-President Wilson returned at S:80 a. m. today from Detroit. where hesspoke yester- day Before the Worldss salesmanship Congress He went directly to the white house. The railroad journey. was without incident.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11
,zt.5 s5fks " k F7AISf ss.kSsst-9 .e
 BFs T1fHt4 sas.

n1aslsHp y e N
 Upon tfaf occasion of fNsw Brftain,s $ |soId Idlef foys leaving for the ,Nexicalr border taae fFIsFald suggested the. idea |pf sen dtf8s toF them glfts ofstobaceq: fffoetiesettizehs throughout the yeitE aaye reSps5paaa magniftceh5ly ana oeiay thsn bs in this office, large #on sfgflIf1Rs q tobacco ready to go so our b0st the fronL This con sam lent be shipped on Thurs %ay ItAsf be divided into two car 5hs. ono fbr each company of militia esentifls this. city. Ia Ia order that those Who have nqtyet contributed cir nnite $nay have tie joy of donat- @ g to ths fpp{l the shipment will be ld open until moon on Thdrsday | tIer. money or tobacco may be, giv- | If money, the tobacco will be pur- aaedt
 Often it is suggested that it is a holy d wholesome thought to remem-
 the dead If this is true it must low that .to .remempsr the living just as sweet and Charitable. t'The W d. are gone. The living we have
 us, Tn this case the boys who M someNshere on. the Border are ,not # position to acqufra all the little
 forts of life that were 1saTs saT hen SE lived sin the city. aesss . re
 lping tonight out on tfs. ste sterrid
 le in the land of the, cactus bdsh.
 lew puffs of the fragrant weed
 ns a lot of joy to a; man, iii such
 umstances. So. again. theIL Herald
 nds it's readers Of 3 an opportu1lity
 last a little sulas bsne n.Sthe path
 aose who have esorae sway s.t t iles, E
 of Uncle safp} Let s3@2 Se5.tllis
 a goodiy one, r,Taeft t}s ssSesaI,th
 Renle con sii fsgnme ernt ! 4 $ here on T EEssss' sCaaa r.. j.. A
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11
 PORTUGAL RAILRd
f1 All Enployes Threaten . today-One Killed, VI Rio ing at Bilbo3... <,

M rid, July r1,--A of ff road men is thr ginL zee ay, according .4 fror ,e provinces. T see5 ; ] be gaining tLe' oth orkers in Mad "i Ovi te Valencia and "il latt rs ,ity the strike sion dth the civil
 rtoti4I < followed in Ii was killed and we ir '
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11

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 are tAs3 sssirsesd 4fs3lel51e. toslsa a trooRa1 cc outperh ettfss. s5tffllas2 llla R os ma N .A and. a, assE3o aySSr Msn' M ind ' s1 It. .tskes a good oak m sass d slhiss &ssfsut the
 slac ,tst k$as Seuray stuff; sfl
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11
NEW D
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'susd daily (sundss exeapteds at 4 IS ,t srss
 @G Aerald .RuIldtaa. (slaIllela St. Hsas.

Issued daily tsund ss eseapttds at 4 IS V. .nssl
 at Herald Bulldtpg, 67 Church Fl, 3ESs 6ntered at, the Post ofTfee at New Britain
 Ss secona C C4;5sssH Mail Matter. f <. .. & " !sss aSSs4---~--T-s a, e,5slsassf@Sfs vereos by oa~ssES to any, fpart@of the %cfsy Tor Is Gents Week. 68 Gents a Month. su oserintgoias v ss pfp1er sent by r,laii.
 payal6s9ssss fsf al 1asGe 9fasents Month,
 7eogSa, lear sst2 Sss Ss9ss t.;e S4ssSa1 Y .p The only aJsf STt sf ssshq4ssrfurn 1r asphs Setfy Ciesia iass K Agssssa and press Erooin always pis x serss. The Herald win he 4asyss KS ssis at sr7ots-
 Hng's ~NeW staffz~ SRss1sssSlsss sGt airs Broad
 way, New Ttrl1 sfEtfgs FSsoard walk At-
 iant1cy City, afltl1 IIaa q eTd Depot- E ,s.,s F 8sse Aa~---~-A st&
 TELF3P ffs5 Na9e t-A LIS
 13rsiness Office . . N ff, 4kk ,. . .,... s2g sAtfcs tel F2 rns 5Js Sh ESE &[ 1tss E s. aHa
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11

They cannot tell how to attack
 President Wilson until it appears def
 tnttely whether the troopsWiH re { main in Mexico or be Withdra W1ls-H-
 Buffalo Enquirer, as8sss- .4s x
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11
Although the brightest wits of u


 Although the brightest wits of the country are producing all the time, MT. Bryan's conception of a million men springing to arms between sun rise and sunset still remains the best joke of the year.-Boston Globe. ~.
 |. q, It is none of our business, but if we, ever do see a man who looks like tie things in the clothing advertisements . we are going to stick a pin in him and see if 6 is human.-Cincinnati En- quirer.
 Tf The pretty girl of Clearfeld, Pa, who kissed 97 71smen of the # Sixth Pennsylvania apd missed out on only sixty, was doing something in Ter own coy and retiring way to pophlarize the slogan, ITO -- with KEEie net = New York5SsIF6rld .Ax.sss As ' ..s Mayor Beaff of Alton, M dssshss or- dered the nelice to arrest aIfsWon1ef71> who appeaE& on the streets ia sf11hou cite gownss$s His concern forafhe dress of his cohs1ituents is less interesting than thessdisclosure of a community in whiohsthe e silhouette gown still sur-5s wives shion.-New York Sun.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11

= The president has appointed aKGer-. man postnaster. of Buffalo, which
 does not look as though he were being
 kept awake O nights by the fear of German disloy oyalty.-Rochester Her.
 aid. ..f .s '.
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11
.5- s- E'AesES AND RANCHES.

There is#more danger ntalking too much than in, saying nathing.--
New Britain herald., 1916-07-11

, The progrsSsives have changed the Wording of sir battle hynnatos read Backward, @ Christian .sSdiaiers. -
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New Britain herald., 1916-07-11

ttft Work
 Eljurcd ft F. A

gal strt#e
 ed to Be- 
 movennenty ' Adherence of
 Barcelopa. pa. At the me in collf- d and ugly , one person
The sun., 1916-11-14
BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.
Vow Tenants Secured for stores.
Lofts mud Buildings.

Goodale. Perry a. Dwight have leased
he store at IL West Nineteenth street
To Abraham Siegel third loft at III IVES,
twenty fourth street. to Siegel Ellner
q Co , fourth floor at IFS West Twenty
second street, to Wolff & Schlossberg
sixth floor at lis West Twenty-second
street to David Stein seventh ioor at 80
East Twenty-third street. to Tamblyn
4 Gould third floor at West Twenty
fourth street. to A. l.. Pollard, ami
fourth floor to John j. Firth.
The charles r. Noyes Company has
leased for charles !. Schlegel the build
ing AT 80 Frankfort street to pasuualc
GaccIone for a term Of years. and with
A. II. Mathews the store AT 80 Fulton
street to the Standard Asbestos Com.
piuy.
liuberth & IIubcrth have len sed In the
American circle building -. store Il,
1926 broadway. running q ough TO :
Central Park West. TO the ben Hur Mo.
tor Company to be used for show room
purposes
l'ease & Gilman have lchsed of,lc,
space in the Lords Cour: Building, q
William street, At Exchange place. tt
H. X. Holmes. II. W. Noss Harry He'd
rick. Phineas NJ. Bond and T. W. Soth
man. and larger space to Iresent ten
ants. George Graham Rice, and TO tn,
National Rcsuscitatlng Apparatus Com
plny
William \. White & Sons have leasct
the store and basement In ~ Watc
| street 10 the Frank l.. Wood Compan!
| for a term OF years.
The sun., 1916-11-14
RECORDED LEASES.
Alanhailaa-

EAST BROADWAY ee5. ail.--Jo. vidoo,,-
Bronx, ct al. 5.i? yrs from Dec ]. lal6:
attys, Morrison 4 schiT. $40 Bway.ss.s6s
BROADWAY. 1889, cor and b-Silk
Realty Co to Jos II Cronin. rs W san
st. and ano. from Aug 10 1915. TO July
81, 1929. 10 yrs, rem at $1,000; atty. w
II Stewart. 1889 I'd av: and int on ssies, ",
sTH ST. iss b. all with nx,urcs-Annie
Leo Kevowitz to Harry IIorowitz. s?e sth
av. brooklyn. 5 yrs from Dec l. 1916;
Nov II. this lease recorded under mtgs
as pr agmt for deposits of $4,000 by
party I'd part to party lst part to secure
covenants In lease at 3rc, subj TO prior
mtg $4,000; attys. celier & X. 81 cham am
l'.D ST. lis W, all--Kathryn q Open
helm 10 Mary l. Mayer. on the premises.
! 1912 yrs and 20 days from Nov 10
.lss. I " rsn at u.aoo. $500. 1920
18th ST, clio Il, all--Geo Lerser to Abr
Daron al2 Henry st. 6 yrs II ON sept J.
1915: atty. a Lesser. 80 AZ ID. 'eO
Brens.
PROSPECT Av. $500, aii-Henry .Jerer.
son Securities Corp to & n Realty Co
Inc. - 18th st. yrs from Dec 1. 1918;
ATTY: u Taylor. ls2 Nssssu at. .ss: 500
estina Perito TO Adoiph Mink. tsoi white
Plains road, yrs from Oct 1. atty
sern.rin a Q. 20 W ist st. Mount Yer:
CYpREss Av. 80 9 issth ct. cor STORE
EhlinR Brewing Co to oscar Elchin, "a.
cypress av. ID yrs from july I. 1916
atty. oscar Eichin, 23? cypress ave
nue. ''.'..'....... ....tl,SgO 10 s2'io'
The sun., 1916-11-14
FORECLOSURE SALES.


suPI.EME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
ms ssainst BARNETT LEVY. ct al. De-
fendan's
In p irsuancc Of n judgment ot fore
closure aud sale, duly made and entered
IN the shove-entiticd action and hearing
GATE the ~ day OF November 1915. l.
the undersigned. the referee In said juda-
ment named. will sell at public auction. 81
the Exchange Salesroom. No. 1i-id Neaet
street In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
of New Nork. on the eth day OF December.
JOSEPH y. DAY. Auctioneer, the premises
directed by said Judgment TO be cold, and
therein described as follows:
ALI. that certain lot. piece or parcel
of land. with the building and improve.
nents thereon erected, situate. lying and
being In the Borough OF Manhattan, CITY
o. New York, County and state OF New
York. bounded and described as follows:
BEGINSlNu Mt point on the Easterly
SIDE of First Avenue distant forty go, feet
formed by the Intersection OF the Northerly
sidc OF Slxty-eighth Street. with tho East
ery side Of First Avenue; running thence
Eastcrly. parallel with sixty eighth Street.
and part OF the way through a party wall
parallel with First Avenue. forty go, fee,
thence Westerly parallel with sixty-cighth
street and part OF the way through an
other party wall. one hundred tl00) feet
| TO the Easterly side OF First Avenue; thence
First Avenue. forty 90, feet to tn, point
| or place OF beginning"
| Dated. New Yor&, November II. 1918
GEO. GARDINER mRy, Referee
Benz. n. KAYE. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The following /. a diagram Of tn. prop
crty to he sold; Its street Number 4 1870
| First Avenue;
The sun., 1916-11-14

srphEME col'RT,. KINGS COUNTY
~ Louisa Dnrhatino an Incompetent, and
MARY BERARDlSi. plaintiffs. against
THEitEsA GAERARtNO. ROSE BossO
and sTEtIiEN AGuNTo. Defendant.
TORY JUDGMENT OF PARTITION AND
SALE duly made and entered In the above
ehiil"d action. and hearing date tho sth
day .! November. 1915, l. the undersigned,
the Referee In snid Judgment named. Will
sei al Public Auction TO the highest bid
der. by AETHtH e. SHERIDAN, Auction
Ger Ht the Exchange Snicrrooms, No ~
and 16 Vesey street. In the Borough nf
Manhattan. county of New York. ON tho
9Th DAY OF December, 1915, at twelve o'clock
noon. the premises directed by said Judg.
men, 30 be sold ana therein described as
follows:
ALI. tina, certain LOT. piece or parcel Of
land With the buildings thereon erected.
YORK. Ia the Twelfth ward thereof. and
bounded aud described ~ follows, viz {.
BEilNNlNG a. "a pon, on the northerly
sl" % one hundred and twenty ninth
Easter,y from tho Sorthsasterly corner OF
Fourth Avenue and one hundred and
twenty ninth Street, thence running East
"rly along the uortherly side OF one hum
drei eni Twenty ninth street twenty -fvs
Z. :, thence Sorthcrly on llne parallel
with Fourth Avenue nlnety.nine feet
eleven inches 20 the centre line OF the
BLOCK thence Westerly along said centre
| line twenty-five feet. thence southerly and
on line parallel with Fourth Avenue.
| etly aide OF one hundred and twenty ninth
street ut the point or place OF beginning.
heIng the premises now known a. Number
one hundred and ffteen East one hundred
! and twenty ninth street
| The following L. a diagram OF the prep
| erty TO be sold:
The sun., 1916-11-14
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The National Freeholders Corporation
Manhattan capital. $4,000: directors
John W. Holloway. Charles a. Vo"s AND
E1Th. csinA Realty company. Manhattan
capital, ,SGO aTeG,Sr, air ,,Ssr. j. JULIO Hsus,sD May'r
The Fity-third street CONSTRUCTION
company. BROOKLYN: capital 5000: direc,
tors Martha G. Doyle, sadie sharkey AM
"Miiford Holding Company, Brooklyn
,.m,t.I n. .OOO; directors Abraham Keep
pei, Annie Kosppe and Mas iT6s, e6e, ,.r.,
son. Cnpital, $4,000. directors, Helen y
bruce. EDWARD 4. uriffln and Edward u
scar. sRealty company. prooklyn; Gapi
,.i Al 900; directors. Sarah Wolf. VILLA n
- upr,lon aHi Edward uettlnger.
Coleridse Realty corporaoyn. nro9,kiyn
baPdt, Frederick Hlmmelstein and dcors'
Brouwer's Point Really Corporatlon
Manhattan: capital. 1000 directors. G
nmaustus Meter Arthur g. Quinn and Ger
trude A. yanderbeck ,
q, u..O. directors, Henry +. Byrnes. Mauric,
/ l. strunsky and Gussie Laub'
The sun., 1916-11-14

LEROY STREET-Nan Vliet & Place
have sold for Henrietta A. Beam the
three story tenement at lis Leroy
street. on lot 20xlOO
CLINTON AVENU E. Nicholas Leopard
president OF the Leopard Building Cor
Uoration has sold the plot. 66xl&j. on
the west side of Clinton avenue. &C
feet north OF lslst street. to an in
Nestor.
FREEMAN STREET The Leopard
Building Company has sold to an in
'cstor sci Freeman street. a three
story frame house. with stores, on plot
90XSi. near Chisholm street.
POPHAM STREET-Stanton NJ. Palmer
has secured an option Of purchase from
Johannes Person on the property al
l72j Popham avenue. one story
garage on lot 25x100. for $4,000.
The sun., 1916-11-14
LOF'r On HISTORIC SITE.

fhilip .aaronson. who purchased the
dwelling at i37 West Fourteenth street
last spring. Is preparing to replace It
WIN ninc story loft building. The
dwelling is little 25xio33 foot building
rev doors west of the Ninth Regiment
Armory. 1t was built In ls45 by Samuel
i'ongstreet and always has been known
as the James DE Puyster house. from its
most notable occupant. MIR. De Puyster
bought the house In 1886 and his family
occupied the premises continuously until
ieoh AT the roar part Of the dwelling
there was hatchway which was bull,
Tor the purpose of hosting truck from
the kitchen garden into the stone coolers
In the cellar. which is paved with cobble-
stones. Recently In repairing n drain
there was uncovered an old we'll from
which the Dc Puysters got their water
before the introduction Of the Croton
aqueduct. In front of the residence Is
AN old hors6 chestnut tree planted by
Mr., l. Puyster.
The sun., 1916-11-14
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

THANSFEHS.
.,,oyIsr wI;h name and saare Of lender and and
address party OF nrst part)
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth streetD
HOUSTON ST. 10s T., runs n s5.2s " s.3x
10y Sios ne to.sx 2lsxsw 100
Corpn to Lawrence Holding Co. 90 5th av,
Nov IL: atty. Louis Mannheim. 3o2
bway ...................... 800
East Side.
Cast OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th Streets
sisT ST. 3s2 z, 2oxsss-Moses II Kahn to
Amalia u Kahn. sis w 1i5th At. mtg
$1,000, all liens. Oct %; attys. A 4 u
7sT sI'fn s4 y Il, Si:S .sscs ,Lccni,ia n..i'y
Corpn to Lawrence Holding CO. 80 5th
A., W and =, o al liens, Nov IL; atty, Louis ns
srm rfl XV sUs 5sts ssn ., icc,sci,o. li.s" soo
Ino y Pope to Mary l. Fissler. st Angus.
tine; Fla, mtg t7o7ooe. all liens: Aug 20:
1914; atty. W II Beardsley. 2s Bway.oioo
west OF Fifth avenue, betwee n Fourteenth
and 10th streetsD
18TH at, a.. aiI.7 " 7th av 2oxsss-
Morris and Franaullle Jesse. 2?s W 18th
atty. Austin Finesan. as Nassau st. .iiSo
GID sr. eie W. 2Sxi00.6--Ciaire Goldberg
70, Jos Weidenfcid. p 10Th at. mtg
si';ooo Nov ia; atty. Myron sulsberser.
soTH ST, as W. 25xio2.a.Eieanor p Gage
70 Thos Spencer, s3s West End nv. mtg
10000. Oct 30: attys sackett. c 4 :.
15i Nassau ust.................. 81
Uptown.
'Msnhattan Island, north OF li0th street }
10TH AV. sw ?i5th st. esiixso-Ambrose
n, seeker TO Ambeek Realty Corpn. lot
ou,, ,1d a. mtg s7s,ooo; Noy 8; sttys. Hill,
au'' ana LeVene 80 church st......eioo
Brona.
Borough OF The Bronx
| SIMPSON ST. 1919. i7sxsox irreg-Rober,
| Rooney to VIM + Clare, 3i7 W i0sth
e. mtg $500, Nov IL. atty. VIM =
rNdoN ,Ay. g. Ss!.s $ is5th st. ,onliss,
co,io5. ci,s iiutswys.: i.-s :,,ns ME- co to pie,,c
atty. 1'' O s'n!"rsHn 20. i!s bM av' Nov
slMfsoN ST. sos 9 sias.HeimsSrf
Row asS st. Nov TO- atty. sH stern, h .Psrs Par,
KHrpocK 81 n 5. :;si " land Hsdsof
W, i;sth, e. Nov 10. atty. chss knapp
| ,,.;i i,sth st. st..........,.... ti0'
;5 and %. map wardsyins' sIix5c. pSr
~ = on said map--Rehecca Elson I,
.hianariili co. 2lis Honeywell av. mt,
,s,;o.e"' Nov o. atty. Hallock. sss {
BEACH Az W 5, ii5c n Randall av. Is,
HS !yos sat ay GS nj. l's 's...N e N,ys rs
!; atty, e Z HAily. ?Ods westch..,e
TEi.LEn AZ, iOss, =. aO.,i6c.Ri,o;..' La La,
10 Fr.dk Wisrci. Jr. PORT Jervis. N j
| mtg Stl6.61, oct ia: atty. Chas Oerh
Ter. 4sl knickerbocker av. Brooklyn. =
WISE AN. 1857. 8. i0o--Michcle Il
sculapio 70 Vincent Carano. 1857 vys
av mtg 5000. Nov .; atty. vincsn
Carano. 1897 vyse av,............iio
| COtRTLANDT AN. r. 1904 n i63d =,
q. 2x6cS9i. i.lOSssll--Geo y R-inhsrdt {
Amalir DIS. toi y 1881 At, Nov 10
| ats. + y T co. 116 Bway........SlO
MARION Az. = c Dorothea pl. 5OsSs-
Samuel y Schisnsky to Chas Marvin
Lawrence Park West Yonkers, y
mtg tl3s00, Nov 10; atty. Fish q VI
The sun., 1916-11-14
FIFTH AVENUE BLOCK
FLAGLER HOME SITE
Widow Of Well Known Man.
to Wed Tomorrow. Buys
From 9Gth to 9th Sts.
PLOT VALUE 81. 900. 900
East 10Th st. Owner Increases
Holdings-LOft to Have
Historic Site.

Mrs Mary Lilly Flagler. widow Of
Henry 81 Elagler who Is to be married
tomorrow to Judge Robert Worth Bing-
lam of Louisville. Ky. probably will
build a home on Fifth avenue as fine as
any of the splendid establishments on
that thoroughfare. Mrs. F'lagler now has
beautiful homes at Palm Beach and at
Msmaroneck. but she has no city house
her residence when In New York being
the Plaza Hotel As n site for her dwell
Ing Mrs. Flagler took over yesterday the
block front on the east side of Fifth
avenue from Ninety-siNth to Nineiy-sev-
eu,h streets, valued NJ about $1,000. 900.
What sort Of dwelling she will erect or
what she plans to spend on II could not
be learned yesterday. but from the size
and location OF the plot and from the
fact that John Russell Pope. the well
known architect. is acting for Mrs. Flag
Ter. II was Judged by real estate men
that the place would be as fine as any
iha, the city boasts.
yIr. Pope bought the site in 1914 AMI
n the time 1t was said that he and a
friend would improve 1t with two fne
venture. II was transferred yesterday
20 Mrs Flagler subject to a mortgage
FOR s,01.00 and for a nominal consider
alton The plot has an area OF $4,000
square feet In other words the slts
contains twelve lots fronting 2024 feet
on Fifth avenue and 100 feet on each
street. Mr. Pope retains from his orig
inal plot "A frontage OF 80 feet on Ninety.
sixth street and 81 feet on Ninety
enth street. The city values the plot al
about 100000. but real estate men say
that amount Is only half the real value.
Several fine dwellings have been bull
recently in that part OF Fifth avenue
Until few years ago the Carnegie
house at Ninetieth street. built abou
eighteen years ago, was considered tn,
upper end OF the fashiona ble section. bu
lately many people Of position and wealth
have helped to create a new Fifth ave
nue. which extends now as far north a
Ninety-ninth street. otto Kahn IL nov
competing one of the city's finest home
a. Nlnety-hrst street ari such people a
Ambassador Gerard. Rene Sargeant, vii
lard u. straight and Mrs Fabbri hav
helped TO establish the section wher
Mrs. Flagler will now make the mos
notable Improvement
The sun., 1916-11-14
LIS pENDENS.
Manhattan,

ii3TH ST. -. csso Bwsy--T.awyers T
T Go agt Lena Post ct al forec closure
Of mortSagel: sttys. Dean. Tracy q Me-
Barron.
4TH at. ?0i E-Bessie Corsun sst David
Waldman ct al foreclosure Of mort
gage attys. sternbers. jacobson
pollock.
DIST ST n g. $50 Park av--3T md 80 At
torney St. Inc. aGt I Townsci Burden
ct al faction to recover possess.sn, &c1
attys cans, Davis 4 O'Neill.
l0eTH ST, i02 W-Katharine Brophy ag'
Emanuel Glauber ct al tamended fore
closure OF mottaaseb atty. " + Glare.
BronS.
GtNTHER Az. =. 200 n rllotson av-
Municipal Liens 60 pg' christian Walter
ct al faction to foreclose transfer OF Ia,
lem, atty. q A Moses.
LA FONTAINE Av. 2oi7-Edwin u Meeks
~ trus. aet Matilda Amsler ct al ,fore
closure OF mortsagc,; atty. r. q Duvall