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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27

two mtgs, same prop, same parties. each
SAME PRoPERTIYi-samr;:, to Ia. re iGSU
ing Edw X Van Wrinkle and Geo p SAN
born, sub-trustees will Isaac Green Pear
son, sept IL, 1912; attys. same. 81, 900
oath ST W s. l47 Bway, 7Sx1OO.S-
Alfred H Ackers to Helen Peters, Sept
20, 1910; atty, Jas s Lawson, IL John
to7rfI ST. =. 22a Rivsr.,as nriye eO' iSS
10011-Clara b Meyer to Herman Gold
man. June 6. 1905; attys, Butcher, T &
sITH ST. SIS, if7iii W "a av. as.5xf0Ss.SSw
Charlotte Faist, 322 E SD st. To Mary
NJ Lippold. extrx will Hy F Lppold. 32S
Z s7th st. Dec 10. 1914; atty, Title Guar
a T Co, 1873 Bwar Observation-Disclosures 900
51ST ST, $. 221 Sth av. 0.5-Mat-
thew and Sarah Beattie to Walter
Keys, indvid and sole trustee will Edw
Keys. Feb ., 1919; atty, VIM II Blain
sbUbWay .s.................... N2O,VOO
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

70 shares La Rose Mines. Ltd. 25r Der share.
4 shares Associated Dry Goods Corporation
hTst preferred 6Sig
shares Assoc .aed Dry Goods Corporation
second preferred, s.
q snarea T'dewatHr Steel Company common,
81 shares Auto Press Company preferred.
shares LaNa Cura Water company 70
shares the Pearson Publishing company
preferred. 6 snares the Pearson Publ shiHg
COMPANY common So lot,
shares Broad and Market National Bank,
Newark, y. j. IA
10 shares Broad and Market National Bank,
Newark j. ll6.
500 o6o Cucharas Land and Water Corpora
tion : per cont. neon" bonds due 49,,
coupons Apri and October al coupons
attached So lot
100 shares Lord & rHy'or second nr"'rrr~' y
u. 0ni chicago, Rock Island and pa"ti" Rail
way general mort gage per cent regis
tered bond due 1858, interest January
81 ooo stcond Avenue RaI'road frat oonsoli-
dated per cent. bonds due 'H4N. August
lqT ,nuDOr on Guaranty Trust Com
pany oerthcne- Of deposit SoN lot.
8 Jn rubles Russian internal 81 Ner cent,
bonds due 1875. t+4l lot.
so 80 H.mpdrn Railroad Corporation note,
dated January I. 1919. th overdue inter
esr from July e. lsl+ $50
lS. O0O shares Tommy Burns cod Mining Com
pany common. SinSa shares Tommy BURNS
Cold Mining Comnany preferred 500 lot
e lOO shares Tommy Burns Gold Mining Com
pany preferred So LOT.
100 shares Brscoe Motor Corporation pre-
lo shares Briscoe Motor Corporation pre-
frrrpd. 10.
70 shares Briscoe Motor Cornorariun com
mon, 10.
y shares Briscoe Motor Corporation com
mon. 70
IN shares National Steel Car Company, =
~ shares National Steel car Cnmnanv ~
$50 shares Reiden Motor Truck company 81
pPr share
575 shares Redden Motor Truck Company. 81
npr share
20 shares Hudson Realty Comrary I
20 shares Hudson Realty CnmnHnv ~
i4Olq shares Blur Motor Appliance Company
second preferred r,
44Ols shares Blur Motor Appliance Company
second preferred s.
SIS 456. 20 MeNlcan Central Railway Company
lad, equipment lease notes lease agree
rueut Sated August II, 1905 SlG mo lOr
S62 lh Mexican Central Railway company
I.td, equinment lease notes and s1i17.
coupons thereon lease agraeu-rt dated
u 4rch -. la0I el7 nR lot.
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j. G., Eureka. Cal
PERFORMERS RFPATRIATFD
NEW LACKAwANNA OFFICERS.
Moses Taylor Elected Chairman
and c. II. Mccullough President.

The directors Of the ,Iackawsnna Steel
Company yesterday elected Moses Tay-
Tor chairman OF the board, and =. H.
Mccullough president in place OF E A
$. Clarke, who resigned TO become presi-
dent OF the North American Steel Prod
ucts Corporation.
The office Of chairman OF the board OF
directors was created yesterday by an
amendment 20 the bylaws and Mr. Tay-
.or resigned is vice-president OF the
Lackawanna In order TO accept It. Mr..
Mccullough has been vice-president and
general manager Of the company. In
the general reorganization among the
executives OF the company <. r. Robin
son, general manager OF sales, was
elected ice-president in charge OF sales
G, F. Downes. general superintendent.
was elected vice-prestdent in charge OF
operations, and W II. Dupka was elected
controller
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BUsINEss SPACE RENTED.

william \. White * Sons have leased
TO Irving JacobOwitz. David Becker and
Joseph Ritter space at Is West Twenty.
seventh street at 1870 Bleecker street a
lott to Tony PLAZA, and with Frederick
Fox " CO. "A loft 10 Joseph Langenauer ::
at 1913 Broadway space TO the Brown
TYPEWRITER Company at 90 ana % Uni
versity place space to Jacob Klein, and
1T 10 Bleecker street a loft TO Abraham
y May: A. - Irving place store to
THiliD LLmer, at 32J to 33l Lafa yctte
street loft 10 Erennlo MarteNa, ana at
"'5 to 25l Seventh avenue a loft to
Abraham Hahn. and offices at % 10 40
Exchange place 70 Alfred r. Whitman.
and with Ceorg" Il. Read & CO. to
Reuben l. Cameron, and AZ 100 Hudson
rect 20 DANIEL l., sterling
NJ, q L. Hess nave leased for the
Aeher Merrill Il Conlt Company the
-FOUR story building At 1874 ara lss West
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Rppurt 0f III" Fisher Bodv CORPORATION
FOR the quarter ended October ~ shnvs
'otaI e1-Ntngs ana income from all sources
NJ SS9s. 500
Directors ~ the Electric Boat and the
submarine Boat N0mDanIes elected X. a.
LRnier 4 memher NJ the board Of directors
- both concerns.
Guaranty Trust Company announces that
Il n BENTLEY assistant manager ~ the
institutinn'4 bond department, vas an
pointed ma mayer NJ mat department In its
Firth avenue Office.
John. Milton Mcmillan. assistant nun
agor Of tho bond department OF H1ury I.
Dohertv 4 Co, has prepared bnoS.et on
ti-led 1.-THE Relation ~ the Property Man
agpr to rho Ranker and Investor"
Discount Company Of New York viii
omen for business on January . at 50 Wall
street. The company vas rHront'y organ
ICED 70 daal In commercial discounts
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auiet Follows Activity in SILK.

Following several days OF activity the
local raw silk market has again become
quiet However. there is no lessenihg of
prices
The advance which carried prices to
their present level was stimulated by ac-
tiv,'y in the Yokohama market. where
speculative buying put values OF S!nshui
NJ. Up to 1870 yen on the open mar
la- while on the Bourse April delivery
was quoted az high as 1854 yen, accord
ing % the review OF the industry issued
weekly by II. L. Cavalier 4 Co Latest
quotations from Yokohama say these
figures have rece1ed tr;1s.
81 ght CONCESSIONS from the recent high
marks are reported TO he made IN the
canton market. American buyers have
not been active there. but a fair business
has been done for European account
The Shanghai market is quiet.
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The Thornleigh at 707 and 100 West
iSOth street. has been bought by the
Fl. & NJ. Building Corporation, of which
James Murray is president. from the
Ernwall Realty Company. which has
owned the property for the last four
years. The house IL FIVE stories high
fronting SO feet On the street. The site
IL 10 feet deep. 1t Is on the north side
OF the street and west OF Broadway.
Nehring Bros negotiated the sale. Mr..
Murray bought early this week the
apartment house at 700 and III West
17sth street through the same brokers.
This is a building of the same character
"a the Thornleigh.
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CLOTHING MAKERS
SEE Big BUSINESS
Cloak, Suit, Waist and Dress
Men Expect 1919 to Be
Biggest Year.
Special Despatch 10 The sCS.

CHICAGO, Dec. rs. - That 100000
men are practically in need Of immediate
clothing. and that this will go far toward
giving all the work necessary to gar
'nent manufacturers FOR long time was
the opinion expressed by Percival Pal
mer Sr, In an address here before the
Chicago Garment Manufacturers Associa-
ton. He said he believes manufacturing
costs will remain excessive and all the
woouen stocks on hand will be absorbed
readily.
Cloak. suit. waist and dress manufac-
turers said they expect 1919 TO be the
biggest business year they have ever
had. Most OF them are enlargtng their
quarters.
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LIS PENDENs.


FORSYTH ST. 6p-Parmella c Lowerre.
exr, agt Fineblock Realty Co at al (fore-
closure OF MORTGAGE attys. Cary & Car
roll
LAFAYETTE ST. 2Os--Thomas Harper agt
Richard A Zerega ~ al (petition to reg
EAST BROADWAY. I00-Hudson City
Savings Institution agt Abraham Davis
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage attys.
Collier, Browning q May.
AVENUE A, 2G6--wllhei nina X Gronholz
ast Pearl Miles ct al foreclosure of
MORTGAGE atty, Waxe1baum.
ZEREGA Az. cor OF TrRtman lv,
S2.6x9S.5-L0uise EblinE hgt Louis Wey-
danz ct al foreclosure Of mortgage)
atty, e Coin.
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New Organization Interests Tex
tile Trade.

Reports OF the incorporation OF the
Textile Alliance Export Corporation yes
tertay caused a good deal Of interest In
the textile trade. Few details .ot the
exact nature OF the company could be
uotl ned.
\ suggestion was heard that the In
corporation may have been brouGht
aoolc 70 plan for future export opera
tons but that nothing along this lire
was TO be Immediately AIKEN up. 7, was
Ger.ed that the new organization is uf-
'slA,rd with the Textile Alliance, =
seu.-of7c!al body, watch was Interested
IN re importation OF woods and woo,leIls
during the war.
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THEATRE FOR BROoKLYy.

Johnston Rapp sold plot At the IN
tereection OF Flatbush and Rogers ave-
nues. having an 80 foot frontage on
borh avenues also for Isldor II. Kramer
the adjoining plot OF 100 feet on Rogers
avenue 10 the Jules Realty Company for
Improvement with a theatre having
seating capacity Of approximately 200.
The Meister Builders have sold 4S5
Pine street two family house, on lot
1Nv1O0.
T. Salzberger has sold for Annie Lee
Hang 20 Jennie Goodman the two story
house, on lot 23xlO0, al 1904 Fifty-third
street, 1874 feet east Of Fort Hamilton
PM WI
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

MONROE ST. 6O-s2-Abraham Dresohsr
agt Bessie Rosenbaum. owner. Isaac
RoHenbaum. contractor. .........., $3.50
SID ST. So W--Samnel Rothstein ct al agt
EsteIe l. Davis, owner; August H Killers
& Co, Inc, contractor. .................S5 $50
109TH ST, 30b-307 E--.Tullus Raplan agt
Walter II IIebman, owner; Althous n
L. . NLo .
5gTH ST, 25I-255 W--United Electric Con-
struction Co agt $50 west 6sth St Corp,
owner; Jardln Co, Inc, contractor. s465. 81
Bronx.
HONEYWELL Az, 2010-Thomas f Breen
agt Wayers. owner-Joseph Wirsing
q Son, contractors ............,.S@16. A5
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Mass Meeting Planned.

Plans are being made for a mass meet
Ing OF workers in the dress and waist
manufacturing Industry to be held soon
in Madison Square Garden. 1t is be-
lieved that developments at the meeting
will nave Il great bearing on settling one
way or the other the present contro-
versy between the Dress and Waist Man
ufactIrers Association and the Interna-
tional Ladies' Garment Workers Union.
An answer to the recent statements OF
the manufacturers was made yesterday
by Benjamin Schlesinger. president Of
the union. He said the union will con-
tend for an equal distribution Of work at
all seasons, and that workers shall not
De discharged except for misconduct or
Lncompetence.
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TO LIVE NEAR ROCKEFELLER.

william A. White & Sons have leased
ut East Fifty-fourth street to Chandler
w. ireland and Allen II. Hinckley an
apartment. and with Harris & Vaughan
an apartment to Helen G.. Barnes at (
East Fifty-fourth street an apartment To
Alfred Eckstein. and at II Irving place
a studio to Peter A. Schwarzenbach
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
LIVE TOPICS OF THE
COMMERCIAL WORLD
Swiss Dye Men Plan
to Open Factory Her.

CWISS dye manufacturer arc con-
- ing to this country next n7on,s
according to reports with mas
for establishing a huge sactl-y iere
They are said to have many sec-..
formulas for making all kinds 20
dyes.
Under these conditions Il IL .r.
pected American manufacturer Val
be hard pressed to maintain the pras
tige they have attained. The swl,.
organization ts said 70 have bes1
formed by three OF the largest mann.
facturers in Basic.
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JoHNsoxs SELL IN BRONX.

Frederick Johnson and the Central
Trust Company as executors Of -he es-
tate OF George F Johnson. have sold to
Paul n. Herzog and Frederick Brown
the block front on the north side Of
Longwood avenue from Hewitt place TO
Dawson street and s79.SS3 Longwood
avenue, corner OF Hewitt place. and two
buildings adjoining. also S14 Hewitt
place. They are all five story fats and
are assessed by the city at S360,oO0.
Jacob Leitner Il Co. were the brokers'
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RoCKAwAY PROPERTY sUYER.

TIE Lewis H. May Company has re-
sold FOR I've Lawyers Title Insurance
d Trust Company, the Mulhearn prop
erty on the East Side Of Nelson street,
Far Rockaway, L. l., consisting OF a
Colonial house, on a plot iOvl75 to a
client, who will entirely remodel the
promises and use for his own occupancy
The Riverhead Savings Bank has sold
60 O. Tbormnn plot. 75xS7. on the east
side of Carlton avenue, south OF the
Arverrn Boulevard. Far ROCka way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET,

lat II Wesley STRLET,I
BY Samuel GoldstiChcr.
WEST ST. 22s-eSO g. bet North Moore
and Beach SITS. 50xi22, 8 sty loft
knocked down to a client Of Beekman.
Menken Il Griscom for s12o, 900.
BY Joseph p. Day.
GOERCR ST, Ills, 8. 100 Rivington
st, A.. 9x1eox49 1lx100, gty garage
ct al; due. S65. 26S. So; taxes. &C, R4562.71;
to Julius Dukes for S51, 600.
HATH ST. 20T-209, n 8, $50 7th av, t0x
991i, s sty tint and strs-Samuel Grosuer
agt GoldlnE ct al; due Ss,72LSS;
taxes &C $4,000; to the plaintiff for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
BRONX ALTERATION.

One Hundred and Elghty-seventh
street. south side. 10 feet west OF Hughes
avenue. three story frame store and
dwelling. 21.6x416. Leonardo Di Iorio,
sos East lS7th street. owner; William A.
Faiella. $50 East 18th street. architect.
Cost. 81. 600.
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James c. Miller has leased for the II
B. Barnes Real Estate Corporation, for
a term OF years, the four story building
at IL West Forty-ninth street to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-12-27
ADDS TO sCARsDALE SITE.

The Soarsdale Estates Robert f.
F1rcv. president have sold to Charles
II. cullen pc New York city. two acres
ado his present holdings in Green
acres. at ; lrsdIle, y. Y.
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MORTGAGES.
With name and address Of lender anC
Attorney
Fast side.

East OF FIfth lvo0no hetween Fourteenth
and 10th streets.)
60TH ST. 2fd r, = part and life estate
IN other y port. part "a part also holds
pr mtg $4,000 Dec Emma : 4 da
Berna!es to Frederic Q T Mortimer, 81
Hat:on Garden, London. Eng Vt
49, attys, stewart & :. As Wall At $500
99TH ST, n 8, 2S5 " lat av. 74Nl0o. l., . m,
Dec 2s-Quick Service Wet Wash l-aun-
dry Co to Milton Silverman 207 W
HON st, ct al, exrs. due June -, 1919,
SO, pr mtg s.: atty, Emanuel :
Calm. 1870 Bway .............t.....ti ii 900
9sTH ST, a 5. s59 v lat az. s7xIooII. p m.
Dec is--Ssme 20 Mutua! Life ms Co "
" Y. due June /. 1922. int per bond
address, Law Department, SO Cedar
EnO
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OPERATOR BSYs FLATS.

The Mason Realty Company has pur-
chased from John Mehlan. Isl, 1873 and
155 West S,xty-third street, thee five
100.
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The River Realty Company has sold
10 A. n gyms plot. 39x117, on the west
side Of New York avenue north Of Rem
sen street. Jamaica.
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Bron 4.

Bnrough OF The BronX
BATHGATE AV. 2423. cor issth a..
SO lx32-Uninn Chemical Glassware co
70 Central Union Trust CO. so Bway. Dec
%. 8 yrs, SEE; attya. Larkin & r, 81
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address of owner and
attorney
Downtown.
. South OF Fourteenth street
NoRFoLK ST. rs, g $. 2sxl0o-RsoeGc
erty 81. mtg SIS, 500 all liens, Dec %;
p5 sttys Cary Carroll. 50 Wall st. $50
SoTmaF sri Real Estate EGr Se corp 80 julius
T!shmsn Sons mtg $4,000 all Hens Ems
SAME PRoPERrY-Juliuis r,shman q
Sons, Inc. to Wolf Frank, SO W Illth
at, mtg S22. 500, and a, Dec IA; attyB,
stoddard s. NJ l2s Bwsy. 800
(East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 1i0th streets.)
18th ST $. 100 First av, s7xloo.1I;
ssth st. n s.. ia First av. ls5xloo II
Milton NJ Silverman to Moses Crystal
$40 W s9th st. Laura Gross. es Hamil-
ton terrace, and NJ Siverman, 20T
W Iioth at. exrs and trustees. = part
atty, Emanael Calm $50 Bway :. 81
9th ST. n $, 1856 W First av. 7lxlOo.il
MI. od,,t ~ sliye n ma ct a. exrs. &C.
SOC ssth ST, mtg, SIS. 900. Dec %;
attys. Koppeiman & W. IA Rivtngton
ssTH ST. ;. sss First av, siTioo,i ii
Mutual Life ms Co OF Y TO Quick
Service Wet Wash Laundry Co. SOC z
ssth st; a5tys. Koppeiman q W, 10
West Side.
West Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
ed ST aai AND iie o. st. 'sSe sI,, du,,s
to Emily Kearr, is5 st Marks av,
Bklyn, t, all liens, Sept IS,
-9L4 ''.''' ''.'''''-' III
Uptown.
Manhattan Island: north OF 10th street.
l2NTH ST. =, 1858 " Mad av 1881
80 l1--Cl:iEens Saw Bank 20 W Lin
oaeher. 20 E l?stn st and s, all liens.
Guar 4 T Go. l76 Bway ......... $1,000
l42D ST. 482 ", 17x99 iI-Lewis Davis
20 Premium Holding Corpn, I40 Church
a., and 3; Dec IL attys. stoddard 4
Borough OF The BRONX
BATHGATE Az. 2423 1ssth st, 50. Ak
Chemical glassware co. 2os eway, Dec
% atty. z schwartz Goa Bway. 500
25xIOO; also Court,andt Az. s. 9s5 s
ls0th st. strip O.4xss.4-Frsnces wsiner
to Rabes Rlty CO. M Liberty 81. Dec II
atiys, Miller & 3, 80 Liberty st. 400
South TashingtOnv'lle. 5oxlOo-Frank
Schwartz 10 Matthias PotuZaA. 443G Ma
tiIda av' Dec 20; ATTY, A Lesinsky. l49
1s4TH sr $ 5 al $ r,ebout av. rS IN,
sw 92x e 752v a 25x q % Tx n and
" 2lTI-Lawrence Davis TO Secured
Properties Corpn. a33 Bway, mtg 81 900
April I atty. Sternberg 2s3 Bwsy ~
II5.-x W 244.Il 10 Grand Boul and con
course K SIS 4k78Sx 1851: also Grand
Boul and Concourse, 5 cor 1874 at, 49,
700 Xxi. 4NlO0 also 1921 st 100 e
Grand Buul and Concourse. 4s.2xIlT.t 4
also 1921 st, y. 100 W sheridan av. as AZ
" Iosth ~, mtg $4,000 Oct 80. attys
Everett, = Il B. 81 Wa! st......... 800
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EsTEY CO. RENTS IN Attn ST.

Tenth street to tho Peerless Trucking
Company.
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NEW YORK RAILWAYS

~ .........r-.-..., SaS4, 6S3 Dec
.....--..,....-- 2l6. i26 Dec
TWIN CITY RAPID TRAN
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Uptown.

Manhattan Island. north Of 10Th street.
80 H. p m. Dec 20--Winlfred Limhacher
- citizens Saw Bank IS Bowerv, due
Nov Is, 1928. 10 attys, Bea!l 4 r. IA
Bway ..................... gold $500
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AMERICANS ON CANADIAN LIST

w. Callahan OF Brooklyn IL RE-
ported Ill,
OTTAWA, Dec. &c. - The following
names Of Americans appear in to-day's
casualty list:
DIED.
DE LA ROCHELLE, w M, san Diego,
Cal.
WOUNDED.
PERRON, ]. E., SommerSworth, n. Fl.
ILL.
TREMBLEY. L. Hebronvtlle, Mass
CALLAHAN, W, Brooklyn.
GASSED.
BRADHART. J. G., Eureka. Cal.
PAYNE J. w. Boston.
LITHERLAND. W, wMliSnsvilis. II.
NiAJ. 4. E., Boston.
CURRIF. ] W. Philadelphia.
VOGELI. F., Musselshell. Mon.
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
Albert Pick Co, a, "a 60 Jan. 81 Feb, /
Albert Pick Co. pr, q
l&G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dec. "a Jan.
Bush Terminal Co, s-a,
S2.So ....,..............J Jan. 8 Jan. Is
Bush Terminal Cos Of, s-a,
SO ...................... Jan. Is
Bush Terminal Co. OK
ts,ockl 2h s6...........Jan Jan. IS
Bush Terminal Buildings
Co, pr, q, sI.75. ........ Dec. 81 Jan. :
a, ss.................. Jan. Is Feb. !
Del, hack & Western RR.
Co. a. 5Ts..............Jan. = Ian. 20
Gotham Nat. Bank. O. 2qe. Dec. 81 Jan. .
Harrisburg Light & Power
Co. pr. q. y &c 49,. .... Dec. IS Dec. 81
HARRISON Walker Refrac-
les Co. ex, 6co....,.... Jan. I 5 NJan %
Hudson safe Deposit Co.. q.
Inspiration Consol. Copper
Co. 81 .................-Jan. 10 Jan. :;
Internal. Paper Co. pr 4.
Ks. ,a% Co. Inc. waldor. Jan . jan 10
Lunch system. q, l \ %. Dec. IS Jan.
Kelsey Co. Inc. Waldorf
Lunch system, Df q,
I2ss ................... Dec. 90 Jan. /
Nat shawmut Bank. q. az. Dec IS Jan. :
y. Y. Title Il Mortgage Co.
Y. Mutual Gas Light ''
Co. s-a, 4Ge............ Dec. ~ Jan. 10
y. Y. Dock Co.. ini. Il %. Feb Feb, Is
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

il7rH ST. $50 E-NoeI b sanborn sxr.
TO J W Maunebaeh t5l = le2d st, and
S%s a atys ' s%
lis & sanhorn, 81 Liberty st assmta
Sl ne PTSp ST S5-Mliie II Ha lin rVy 70
Dividend Realty Cory. us Montague 81,
Erooklyn, and ano; atty, y NJ Go.
West " WAsHINGTON PL-Edsar L
Reynolds to Grace & Melville. 1913 Crhnn
q, Mount Vernon atty, H D Lent. e
u IrH ST 4 W cor, 100 : ION av-Adel-
herd Gruto to Frank 3 Hill, 1887 Walton
av, The Bronx; atty. Title GUAR Il r CO;
Tooth r. ~ ". mtg $50 ooo-Linaal9
Trust CO 10 Samuel . Southmayd, %
y Walnut 81, East Orange y ant
East orange, y ]. address I3s Broad st,
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agtns' Jacob Mesh. $50 Int-ryae Ave
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