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The sun., 1918-12-30
STABLE PRICES
AIM OF BUILDERS
Efforts Are Being Made to
Facilitate Contemplated
Construction.

Important changes are 10 develop
within the next ten days. according to
the Dow Service Daily Building Reports,
In the matter of facilitating architects
and others in estimating new construc-
ton work as a result OF efforts on the
part OF contractors, building material
manufacturers and dealers alike to bring
about a market that can be relied upon
by those who contemplate construction.
1.-THE building market at present is al
most entirely ~stagnated by reason OF
strikes and lockouts of labor In the build
ing trades, but there Is a volume Of
prospective work on architects boards
that indicate n gradual resumption of
construction running through the coming
year.
The efforts to bring about moro stable
conditions in the building material price
market has already brought out some
commercial mortgage money. but specu-
iative building financing probably will be
deferred until after the first of July, by
which time the volume OF construction
then moving may be determined. Space
released by the Government Is being
snapped up quickly, which has had a
Strengthening effect upon the commercial
construction market.
Common brick prices seem to be
firmly established at the SIS level
where they probably will remain until
the end OF the winter Covering
charges, representing approximately 81
a thousand are being carried generally
by the dealer, who. to save expense is
Z keeping them on harges inste1d OF
stacking brick in his yard under the
present high cost OF stacking.
The building year closes with many
important changes in store, probably
the most important OF which is that OF
the merger of the various stone crush
ing interests. War time money is seek
ing new peace time channels for invest
ment and the ragged conditions under
which building materials have been
handled In this market from manufac-
turing plant to consumer In the past.
10 likely to receive attention before very
long from big business interests con-
cerned with American industries.
The sun., 1918-12-30

Import circles are not Joining in The
cry against the importation OF German
goods into America. They say they are
being treated ~unjustly in the matter. as
before the war started they bought and
paid for millions OF dollars worth of
goods which have not yet been received.
Much of these goods. they state, are still
IN the whaves in Holland. where all
sorts of charges are being assessed
against them.
Under these circumstances the import
ers a II Is unfair to them to be pre-
vented from bringing to America the
articles for which their money was ex-
pended long before the war. and they
him the National Defence League and
other patriotic organizations should view
the matter in this light.
The sun., 1918-12-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

FIST ST. 1874 w-chs. NJ Russell. e1r,
SC, TO simon SicheI. SIS Nassau St, and
: Sichel to Walter Sichel. 500 W llsth
st: atty, waite! S Doernberg, q Cedar
81: : assns, same property, sle. 900,
LENoX Av. Is ls.,h At. mtx
:s,Ooo-Bronx Saw Bank to Isaac J
Siiverstcin, at Majestic Hotel. 72d ST and
Central Park w, atty, J Rosenzwe'g,
2sTH ST, $40 w-Celine 4 c SCHNEIDER,
extrN, 10 = A c Schneider. $40 W ed
st; attys, Simpson, T 4 b, SO Cedar
lOsD ST. ]2si,?s5 e, mtg si4.sooESnvtsJlymp
Corp to State Bank. 37S Grand st 81
I'D AV, l674-LRwyers Title n Trust co
70 Jonas + Rainthsler. 20 " ssth So
address. $50 Bway. g..
Sd AN, 1907: s6th at. :2S r; lcth s..
r: esth st. 172 f; Baxter st -.
Bernhelm. trustee. VIII Gustav Berr'
n Geo II Dernheim and ano. "a V B
st: attys, Kurzman & Frank. O., I
ST: 6 9ssn5 each ........... I
10TH ST, 55 f; ls0th s.. i?n " a.,
ga =: il2th st, PA W. total mtg o..
000-Same, as trustee, to same: rtv,
same assns, sach. 81
ORCH r ST. $50. mtg Sc. 00O-EmNle
Machor ~ Louise NJ. Brown. 1873 Donald
son az, Rutherford. y. j; atty. J Macher.
81 Ainiden $40
PIKE ST, 40, mtg s??. 5oO-John 4 Brown.
Jr. to Emigrant Indus saw Bank: attys,
r & L ] O'Gorman. 81 Chambers
cLiNToN ST, a.. m,e ,s.i5OO-Emiiie Ma,
cher to Louise VI Brown. Rutherford y
J atty. J MaChcr, % Maiden lane. 500
Delaney, ST. 1872, mtg $40. OO0-Bcnnet
Gordon to ILbbIa Gordon, F57 simpson 81,
Bronx; atty. \ \ Si!bcrheTg, @56 BNny 81
The sun., 1918-12-30
GARMENT SELLERS
USE COLOR SETTING
Many Cloak and Suit Houses
Are Embellishing Their
Showrooms.

Artistry and the psychological effect
OF color n contrast is said to be con-
t%inuously entering further into the realm
Of business.
As an instance of this is cited the
tendency in the women's e trade
both wholesale and retail-to enlarge
and embellish their showrooms. Ac-
cording to those In the industry, they
have learned that business can be more
easily transacted in surroundings pleas
ing to the eve, and have also acquired
the knowledge that color schemes of set
tings In which their goods are shown go
a long way toward enhancing their at
Effectiveness.
IN line with this idea orders for tap
estry. luxurious upholstery. portable fur
niture. ornamental lamps and taoarets
are pouring In on dealers in these arti-
cles from cloakNand suit firms and kin
dred organizations.
The silver gray and lighter tones IN
furnishings in such establishments are
said to be fast disappearing and darker
colors for walls and ceilings. such as
hazel wood and dark walnut are said to
be suppLanting them. These darker
colors. Il has been learned, lend a more
suitable background for the more deli
cate shades Of dresses that are SO much
In demand.
The sun., 1918-12-30

Church IN city ~ y Y to the SAUCER
ties saw Rank Snugorties. Ulster county.
y Y; atty, Title Guar & T Co, l7s
f3D ST. 41S W, u part-Charlos Pahlkc,
249 " 18Th S.. to Julius Nnhm. 62S "
ll2th st atty, Chas Lott, zoe Dway;
Sept is. 1917 $3.50
HENRY ST, 253-fsrael Kirschenhluth -
REM J and Louis V Well. eXra Will
Jonas Wen and Bernhard Mover 4ttvs
Well & Mayer. 5 Beekman st; Nov Is,
1907 SIS 600
SAME PROPERrY-Annle KtrscherhIutb
to same; atty. ! l. Goldberg, ! BCCkmau
MANHATTAN AV. E09-Harry A Kulin
to Jno II Tyson and Chas d Lakewood.
Enl gdns Jno II Tyson, Jr, and Geo I
TYSON: rttv, lawyers T & T c. 1rn
Bway; Dec rco. ........... $40, 900
The sun., 1918-12-30
Wage Farmers Ask Working
Changes.

A forty-four hour week. a minimum
wage OF s3l for cutters. and equal dis
tr,bution OF work are some Of the de-
mands which have been made by the
ChIldren's D~ressnakers' Union upon the
- associated manufacturers. The total
demands number fifteen. They were
made at a conference of the workers ard
employers.
The sun., 1918-12-30
Yarn Market Dull.


Special Despdtch 10 The SrN.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2S.-Trad!ng was
dul' IN the yarn market last week. Many
of the inquirers frankly said they were
only trying to get n line on conditions.
However. It is believed there are good
business prospects ahead. otherwise even
such inquiries would be lacking.
Opinions Of sellers arc that by the
middle Of the month a general buying
wave will be under way.
The sun., 1918-12-30
Hair Drcssers DO Much Curling.

Partisan hair dressers are elated be-
Cause Of the latest fashion women have
adopted OF wearing their hair cut short,
As II Is necessary to have It curled
every day, It is said TO be bringing big
business to the hair dressers.
On tho other hand, makers Of tortoise
shell combs, ribbons and other hair or
naments are said to be correspondingly
depressed. for tire short haired women
dispense with such articles.
The sun., 1918-12-30
U. S. to Adopt System
of Bids for Its Sale,
Special DespdtcA TO Tuv srv

w TASHlNGTON. Dec. 20. -
w lievtng that much OF IN.
surplus property the Gov.
eminent has on hand can be sold To
better advantage through a system o,
bids than by public auction a lara
mount will be sold by the formsr
method. according to Announcement,
made here.
Care will be taken not to nut on,
such quantities OF goods, especiallv
in the textile lines, as would depreSs
the market. The goods ara to be ad.
vertised, and all DESTROYS OF making
bids will be furnished with complete
specifications.
The sun., 1918-12-30
ATLANTIC COAST LISE RAILROAD


Interest OF Eve per centum for fiscal year
ending December stst, 1918, will be paid
upon the lncome Bonds, dated December
18th, 1857, Of Brunswick and Western
Railroad Company. upon presentation OF
such. bonds at ofico Of Safe DEPOSIT and
Trust Company OF Baltimore, No. ~, South
Street, Baltimore, Maryland. and upon
proper receipt therefor being endorsed upon
each bond. II. l.. BORDEN, Vice President.
The sun., 1918-12-30
Our Notions and Novelties Liked.

England is going TO continue to he a
big market for American notions, nov
elites ard other such things. according
to the view Of prominent New York on
Germs. They say that during the war so
much of these goods were exported
from the United States and they
gained so muca favor with the English
public hat the continuance of her sale
il assured.
The sun., 1918-12-30
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY.

Now York. December ~, 1918
The Board OF Directors have this dav
declared a Quarterly Dividend Of Four
per cent. and an Extra DIVIDEND Of Two
per cent. out OF the earnings fo- 1918,
on the Capital STOCK Of This Company,
payable December ~, 1918. to Stockholders
Of record AZ the close OF business Deem
Der 20, 1915,
The Transfer Books will not close.
L. " MIGGIN SprreiArN
The sun., 1918-12-30
AMERICAN CMICLE COMPANY

NUMETVN DIV TIEND
New York. December ~, 1918.
The Board of Directors has this day de-
c,aret a dividend Of one per cent. IC,),
payable February !, 1919. to stockholders
Of record at ic O'Clock noon on January IS
nfNt. " D. BROMBERG. Secretarv.
The sun., 1918-12-30
UNITED VERDE EXTENSION
MINING COMPANY

2o3 Broadway, New York, Dec. 18th, 1913.
The Board Of Directors OF the United
Verde Extension Mining Company has this
day declared a quarterly dividend OF nfty
cents per share and an extra dividend of
twenty-five cents per share on tho out
standing capital stock. payable February
LIST. 1919, to stockholders OF record at the
close OF business January ard. 1919. Stock
transfer books will not close.
c - SANDS Treasurer
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lens.

It'll ST. l32 W-August II Killers q Co,
Inc, agt Jane Nichols. owner: John
Parvmore, contractor. ,........ S7TI,4O
BROADWAY. S2l0-Isaac Middleman ant
Richard A Henriquez ct al, owners and
coh''dClors .SlIl
Bronx.
eG0TH ST. = " cor OF Liehing av. lOOx
l0o-James Mcconnell agt Alice FItz.
gerald. owner and contra ctor. 49,. ,slI4
The sun., 1918-12-30
The Citizens National Bank


December %, 1918.
The Board of Directors has declared a guar.
teriv diridend Of t,ro and one-hdlJ per cent.
GGr. pny1bie on and after January End. 1919.
10 Stockhotiers Of record az the close Of
business December c3rd. 1918.
AIRION X. CHAIRMAN. Cashier.
The sun., 1918-12-30
LIS PENDESS.


12GTH ST, s =. 40 w 9TH av, .0xa0 IL
AmeriO an Baptisr Hon" Mission society
ast Bridget Hickey ct al foreclosure or
mtg; ATTY, l. : Ciinch.
CLINTON Az, W 3 90 n John ST. GGx15n-
Elizabeth Stockinger OF al Rgt Leopard
Bldg COrpn, Inc, ct al foreclosure of
mtg) attys, wesselman & Kraus. -
The sun., 1918-12-30
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
227th Dividend
CHARTERFD lies

BANK OF The NANHATTAN COMPANY
New York, Dec. ~. 1918.
The President and Directors Of the Man
haitian Company have this day declared a
quarterly dividend Of -FOUR PER CENT.
and an extra dividend OF ONE PER CENT.
on the Capital stock OF this Company, pay
able on and after January ., 1919. 20
stockholders OF record at the close CT bust
ness December 90, 1918.
Inc transfer books will not close.
ID IL P1ERGON Caahlnr
The sun., 1918-12-30
Business Troubles.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.

HAROLD + .rATTERsoN-A voluntary
Eet!sion q HAROLD !. pat'er;l7, Noun.
s:,tsis;c and assets %: $3.50. ' The shrSo
largest creditors are Frank NJ. Wsll.,
60 Wall street 1880; b. Altman. Ftfth
avenue and Thlrty-tourth street. $eAo.
and GooGa.e, Parry Il Dwight. Inc. 1893
R~roadwsy, s35S.iN Leonard Day, :
Reotor street. is attorney for the bank
GIOVANNI PARISH voluntary petition
Of Giovanni Parish, $50 East Eignteen,h
street. shows liabilities OF S5a.l55.2N and
n" assets. The three largest creditors
stree. s2,,g$a.i:: Salvatore Srh,Ili,T,
Ie4 Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, s.. 900. and
william Jay. IS Wall street. Sl.G432l.
Myers 4 kutncr, 1875 Rroadndl, are al
torneys tor the bankrupt.
LOUIS DANIS-An Involuntary petition
a)sairs4 Louis Davis: 423 Fourth avenue,
S%2o,oor.~ Tho petttioninG creditor j.
Arthur si!csman; Inc 500 ana over.
attorney for the bankrupt
GIUSEPPE FANbELlA-Au Involuntary
petition against Giuscpnt Fariella.
victor. 81 F.deral Macaroni COMPANY,
Inc, f5o?5 r. T, Bsrbitt, Inc, ssl,5o;
Austin, nichols & Co, S537o: Louis
toGnino q scaduta. $lGs. Leon pashew.
800 Broadway, Is attorney tOr the petit.
tioninG creditors.
Schedules in Bankruptcy.
UNITED RELTiNG AND on MANI
marc avenue, shows liahtl 'irs N s.
571 81 and assets OF s3.66i.2I. Thc ,hreo
largest creditors are A.. schuldrr & SON.
Leather IBel,ing Company. Kent avenue
and smith street. {l,0SS. so, and =, RAM
VILE ComPany. 6 Church street, sl,3oG.s?;
ss ma" m y nrh M" u.s. 1S'e'J Ja "rG IN S'"ft n ,rad"
2$2 B~road"ny, is attorney for the hauk.
rrH!N r,r,1. ~,,, "
The sun., 1918-12-30

Title Guar 8. 7. GO; I76 Rwey. $4,000
Jomes G u Ewing 10 r'ul S,erett. South
>mtF i,O, 900; attys, Babbage 8 Sanders,
III Bway $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th street.)
ST. g 5. 275 w Amsterdam av. lOOx
1n0. II, n m. Dec 27-Seventh Church Of
Christ, Scientist. TO Mnrgt Mcintyre ct
al. sos W ll2th st. 8 yrs. SO ats. VIM
LEMON Xv. n W cor lien st itiiol-icS W.
eo.6xl0o3 iS6th 81, n $ sos " Bw9y,
beg, University nv, 1Hl5. = W cor I75'h
At. runs s lo0x " look n 1926 to NJ x q
5l.lON591O to beg Convent av, 1895,
? c cor l49th ~, 40 1lNl00; lGoth rt, 6iS
n w & az Q s Bosonhol nv, lAIsxl7I.qx
irree. Doc Norman Rea' Estate Corp
to Jacob Rosenfhal, $40 West End nv,
due March 80, 1919, So, pr mtg $
tisTH ST. sa7 i, '$5ztoo.ti, Doc 81
Theresa Tonkin tSchriebcr) to Rond &
Mort Guar co, i75 Remsen ~. Rrooklvn,
due and int az per hond. pr mtg $l2. 900
atty, Title Guar e T Co, i7G Bway. SO. 600
thorough OF The BronX.)
UNIVERSITY Az. . >, 2t?3 : issth 1T,
Mcsherry 20 New York Title G Mtg co.
l25 Rway, Dec -, 3 yrs, 9 y c; atty.
y Y Title & Mtg Co, i%i Bway. 81, zoo
SATISFIED MORTGAGES
C~ith name and address OF lcuS~1's at
torneyp
Manhattan.
18TH st, = ?, 100 " 9TH av, 25X6O-The
coT~NEation OF the First Presbyterian
The sun., 1918-12-30
Live STOCK Markets in Other cities.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 2S.-HoEs-Re-
1870, butchers. Sl72OQlI66: lights,
SID. Odi7 40: pigs, s6a1S.
stocrs, slsg 20; southern steers. .7GIs?
cows, SGH; hcifers. SSG 1850; calves,
Sheor-Receipts, 200; strong 1amEs.
sl:@li; yearifg+. siidl2; wethers, $3.50
eli: ewes. $Sm925
CHICAGO-Dec cS.-Hogs-Roccln,s
$4,000; market active. strong 10 loc. higher
than yesterdays general trade. Rulk or
EalCs, slI4bNl7S5; butchers, Sl7.6SmlT9n:
light. Sl6.S5Gl7.9o; packing, $3.50 diL6S;
thTowouts, sl5.Go1i6,75; pigs, good 10
choice, Sli25G1625.
Catt'e-Receipts, 1000: compared with
n week ago. beef steers,aud butcher stock
mostly 75c. 20 s1.25 higher: bulls and can.
n RS soc. TO 75c. higher; veal calves and
best feeders soc, higher; common stockers
ct, ady.
shecp-Rcceipts. 5000, compared with
a week ago, killing lambs S5c, 10 SLID
higher; wethers and yePrlings $lTi.S
higher; owes 5Or. 70 75c, higher.
ST. louis, Dec. %. Hogs-Rccelpts.
900: higher, Lights, tlS.6OTITTE; ntrs'
.l?T16; butchers, sl7,5oa IS; good heavy,
sl7.75dls.
Cattle-Rcceipts. 500; stcldy. Nr+,vo
steers, Sli.6od 1850; heifars, $3.50 1870;
cows, !7.50"l?5o stockers, sS.5odI2;
calves. STTj6lT50.
Sleep-Receipts, mona: steady. Lambs.
sli,6b glS; ewes. SQs.
The sun., 1918-12-30

1919 80 ANhA 6NiFtNt elthshhHt
$4,000 of tho assets arc In stock in trss,
and machinery. Henry Meyer. no sd.
dress, Is attorney for the bankrupt
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were FLED n..
cember rs; the hrst name Is tina; OF n.
debtor: :"
Brien, Henry, Susie r. Hunt and
Mary l. Vogt-S. Deppert..... fsBnb
Ca mizzaro. Michele-Foople. &c. 100 Sh
calioss. James-same.....,.... 5000
Faer, Philip tPabst Cate)-A.
Fi,xsimmons, Matilda-j. Ii. Hal. ""''
ioran 4t.tn
Klein, Joseph s~.-Edwari Thomp.. ''''O''
Msnhattan Frame and Wood. "s'
working Co. lnc.-H. Goldwa-
Nelson, Dorothy: and Henry "N"
KatS-People. &c.:......... $1,000
Rosenberg, Max. Katz ct al. iiiW
Rothaus. Samuel. Caldwell. itsV
Rubin. Rudolph-E. Tr!tta. ...... 3,bM
Shields. Thomas and Mary-F.
ecSnaSei, Henry-Morris & CO.. -;;;;ssW,
Superior Seal and Lsoe Co
Perturner Pub, Co. ............ inr
sS ahft%"' G Don1H. t caa n36%11 ~"
Taylor: ROY E,-McRridc. rb.a. '0'l'
ire Ticket Onice. 1nc.......~. 1914.
80 sidney Place Corp.--R. & L.
Operating Corp............ 4iii
The FIRST nan il hat Q, 80 deb,o-.
Ackerson. Alexander--JAsh.GA
Ebiing Brewing co.--ctnt1ry ''"
Holding co................ I.7sLts
Hamme,i. Alvin. P. ,Ii,a, 'tts;:"5
McGrath, James r. - Gimos,
Nathan, israei--J. TGe-kel ct a.. AK;
Pasqulni, Attllio-A. snntini..... IlsSC,
Satisfied Judgments.
The sun., 1918-12-30
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS
with name and address OF owner and
attorney.)
DoMntnMn.

FRONT ST, 222-24, 5oxI2.s-Frederic W
Rhinelander ct al. individ and trustees,
TO Miliigan & Higgins Glue Co. 22a:4
front st: atty. Title Guar & T Co, 176
HENRiY ST, 90. 251ioo-cha: schr ram, 't 10
$1,000, f b snd :. Dec Dec 26 So atty Stn ri aT, G msg
SANE fRoPERTY-Hafry Afonson TO
Lena Fine, l52 Henry st. mag $40, 900.
Dec -; atty. Title Guar & T Co. .l7e
cHRTSriE ST. la;s.. 40 and part ,42. lOe 9
Jacob Rosenthal $50 West End av. 4
part: mtg sl?s' 600 all liens, Dec %;
BRooME ST.. 20. ssix755G.. ' BFo6 HoS st. s a9s.
II4x75S-Philip, Lubetkln to sol Damien.
6oss1I,Jaooh Rosenthai TO Louis. Peri
al liens, Dec &C: attys. Marks & N. ca
cLiSToS ST: 1857. W { ntasme st. FaSs
to Jacob Rossn5hal. hao IVES; End az, Il
part; mtg 81 coo all lens, Dec 70; a!tys
1RooME ST. 100, n E c Attorney st, 25x
sS0I Wss, F Fe5's tel To- J &c, 6od Rosenthal,
all liens, Dec 80; attys. Marks & NJ. 63
MEEfRTGSERR os ST. " 5. $50 ; Houston :, 500 S2
Realty %. $40 Rrond st. Newark, \ ],
mtg s5s,ooo. a. liens, Dec 10; atty, f +
T84x n TX W AK n 25x : IS t. snrudIk sW,
5 i% TO I ssET Ia RHssn,sai to Louis
600 Al, liens, Dec 20; attys. Marks & NJ,
oRAHDT' ST. : %i. is'sxGi, exlG s;x7o'j q ~ 500 90
st. 80. sw $ 11e $ . Jackson asy55.Gx
25xGT3-Jno Doughertv TO Harrie, N
CCn%omeIts. ~ Ross St, .BklEn. mtg s2s.-
bNdN 49, S1
The sun., 1918-12-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEENES-Receipts. 575 head. mainly
consigned to slaughterers. Feeling fun
steady. 4 few ordinary bulls sold At $3.50
per 100 lbs. common to chotce cows.
SiS5Gle, Dressed beef firm at lTI26c.
per III for native sides.
CAINES-Receipts, eco head. 40 on
sale. NcHls strong; Westerns higher. Vcals
sold at $50 per 100 lbs no real prime do. ;
cults, SIS, fed calves, SO: warnings, Sc;
WestoNls. Sll.75 cay dressed voalS firm
az eo4fSoc. per n country dressed do,
lST go.
SHEEP AND ADMINISTRATORS, 1870
lead; 6 cars on sale. sheer steady; lambs
soc. higher. sheep sold AZ 50 per INN lbs :
cul's. So; lambs. SiT.G0 UI6.J0. Drcssed
mutton Orm at l0d nc. per ID: dressed
lambs hiSher at 1890.
HOGS-re>~ipts, ass; head: lesg than
half a car o. safe. Market steady. Prime
medium to heavy hogs sold at SIS per 100
ms. Country DRESSED hogs unchanged at
is 24c. per 10. roasting pigs, 30 acc.
The sun., 1918-12-30

The Cuban American Sugar Company.
NOTICE is hereby given that the First
Lien Six Per Cent. Serial Gold Notes (Series
AZ maturing January /. 1919. together
with coupons thereon, should be presented
for payment to The National City Bank OF
New York, 55 Wall Street. New York City.
on or after January 2. 1919.
The sun., 1918-12-30
BOROUGH or BRoNx-FoR SAFE,

THREE 6-story nats, halls heated only.
l50x6O, t95 To 4Si East lGlst st, mortgage
$4,000; rentals $4,000 yearly; hlwaSs
rented; equity S35. 900: small expense; in
vsstigate. owner. 42s East lslst ST., Bronx.
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MORTGAGES.

with mans and address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth streetD
HENRY ST, 20, 25xiOo. p m, Dec 1s-
Harry Aronson, Inc. 20 Chas Trhram, 6a
sed 81, yrs, SO atty. Title Guar
" ! co. lTi $4,000
Last side. d.
thaHt 81 Fiffh avenue, between Fourteenth
and lioth streets1
asst Az, a w cor 27th 1T. 7ix9b. n m. Dsc
2S-New York University to Jos FTay.
Tor. 81 Warrington ST. East orank,, y J,
The sun., 1918-12-30

Gan5 & koon, iG2 From. street, si,s:su,
$4,000 of the assets arc In stock in trss,
and machinery. Henry Meyer. no ad.
dress, Is attorney for the bankrupt
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
The following Judgments were FLED M.
cember rs; the FIRST name Is that OF ~.
debtor:
The sun., 1918-12-30

east Of Fifth avenue, between Four.eentt
and 10th strestsD

lsT Az, s W cor :7th ct, 741xe5-Jos
+ Taylor and ano. exrs, 10 New York
Cniverslty,. so Waverly pl. subj to pr\
mtg $4,000. Dec 81; atty. T C Il T
co, l7S BVay .s42,O 900
I'D Az, n e cor 5Oth st, "a. SX70-J Rosen-
thai to Louis Perlstein, lsl5 Seventh
ay. - part, mtg $4,000. all liens. Dec
IS: attys. Marks & VI. 63 Park
tNON . -. ....tlOU
I'D Az, w q, 2o.ll 5 1921 81, 4oxioO-
Jacob Rosenthal 20 Louis Perlstein. lS45
seventh av,is part, mtg $50, 600. all
Park. Row 500
Sd Az. w s. 6O.ll : lO2d st. 4Oxio6-
Louis Perlstein to Jacob RosrnthaL, $40
Wes; End av. - part. mtg $40. OOO.
Al liens. Dec 90. attys. Marks & NJ.
Iosp ST" al. and al4 E. s~i.sx1oo iiiiwOO
VIM Amend to Anna, his wife 562
! West, End nv. !. part, a = b and ..
AL liens, Nov !; attys, Amend & A,
40 Nassau st..
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Marmor Construction Co. In,
and Morris Herman-P. stein.
March IL, 1918 ........I.. .
Sarne-Same March n, 1885,.
Same--W-isherE-Bae Co, In A..
Jan. -, Igls. ..
Same. Sanders; NOV. q. l1i1.
TAYLOR. George G.. president
". Granted, admx., May -,
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prees. 2S12;c.: leEhorn, express. .5T97c.
EoWLS.Fr itht .S@3'c OLD -ROos.
80 Sc, trelgh,. 500 SC brCTS"Tx,
rrcss. 2on 33c,: freight. SH"&c. GEESE
EXnress 2iI:Sc freight. 9ST go.
TONe-O'd, per neir freight or express.
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LOTS - to -, blk :, except Is fee, in
front lots - to ~. and land conveyed
10 Harlem River aud portchestc- n n
Co-Matson c Arrow TO Harlem River
and Portches'er n n CO. Nov II: atty.
g NJ: Sheafe. Jr. 1910 Grand Central
Icrm!nai Isl
JEROME Az. n W cor North st, Isx7e,iG-
d J Flynn tref), to Harry II Hughes.
MiddleseS. England. Dec 20: atty, Edw
D L~oughman. - William ST.. 10000
1eSD ST, n f., II f Beaumont av. ?Nx75-
Guy W Lindsay to Van Dyk 4 Lindsay,
inc. 2i5 Washington ST, mtg Sc, 900, Nov
IL; ntty, Wood, e & 8, GO wall st.
cRoTONA PARK NORTH, sa3. n s. ?sv
9s,G-Pershing Realty Co, Inc. to Annie
Snger. SA3 Cro'ona Park North. mtg
$500. Dec IL; atty. Max Monfried. e9S
hrsay $780,. 500
Harriet Canning to Montefore Home
ana Hospital for Chronic Diseases. oi0th
81 and Gun HI road, Dec 10; atty T q
LOT 22t, map J'ndercI'n Terrace-ElLz A
..FitzpatriCk to Mathlas ; Fitzpatrlck.
lfee PoPham av. Dec %: atty, Matthias
J Fitzpatrick, 1888 Popham av......Sl