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$500. 900 HOTEL TO BE
ERECTED IN NEWARK
Other Transactions Reported
From Out of Town.

Preliminary work on n seven story
hotel to be called the Military Plaza and
to cost 100000. containing zoo rooms
and the same number Of baths, at 20 to
26 East Park street, started to-day, and
1t Ia expected that the building will be
ready for occupancy by October. Harry
and Joseph Krrvant, owners of the
Mil tary Plaza Company. recently In
corporated with an authorized capital OF
$leb,o0o, are erecting the hotel from
plans by Edward V. Warren. The prop
erty was acquired through Louis Schles-
niger. Inc, who are negotiating the lease
OF the proposed hotel.
OR nen.~Prince a Ripley, Inc. sold the
property at Merritt avenue, White
Plains, consisting OF a private dwelling
and large plot for Mrs. Daisy Barmore
to Julius Friedland.
u. @. Griffin and +. RI. Collins sold for
John T. Wills to Joseph T. SIN tn Of
i.archmont the Colonial house and por-
ton OF the grounds on Grove and Oak
avenues, Larchmont. formerly known as
the Spauldins place; also rented for
walter G. Hunting his large house and
grounds on Prospect and Oak avenues to
Il. Van Praash: for Mrs. Louise Odell
Towle her large cottage On WILLOW ave-
nue. TO Gerard Smith Of Porto Rico; for
FREDERICK q. Smith, his cottage on
Stuyvesant avenue, Larchmort Park. to
Fennell Mccarthy; for w Hard Fisher
MIS- shore front cottage on Park avenue
20 Alexander r. San GALL of Russia for
Josephine Dorm. her cottage on the cor
ner Of Circle and Cedar avenues to w,
Hampton de Fontaine.
Grinen, Prince a Ripley sold for the
trustees OF Margaret J. Sedgewick the
large Colonial estate. with six acres Of
ground. located on Grandview avenue,
WI to Plains. N. Y. TO julius Open
heimer of New York city.
Richard Heitner or Passaic bought
from Joseph Hodgson his Colonial resi-
oence, 10 Berkeley place. Montciair, Cox
Soo, through the Frank Hughes Taylor
Company OF Montclair.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold to n Mr.
ueblacker plot of g.ound, 200xI00, on
Beach Forty-second street. Edgemere.
L. l., for immediate improvements r
ten bungalows. The plot Is 500 feet
west OF Far Rockaway Boulevard and
the Half Way House.
The Lewis III. May Company sold for
Herman Burger his property on the
southeast corner of Beach Seventy-first
street and Arverne Boulevard, Aryerne,
l.. l., consisting of two cottages and
vacant plot. to A. Miller for investment.
III. Frankfort sold for John Stitch to
A. Samuels his beautiful homo stead on
Mott avenue, Far Rookawsy, together
with an acre and half OF gronnd.
John II. Miller sold his dwelling at lo4
brewster avenue, Flushing. I" Bruno
c. Stolz, The sale was made by J.
Albert Johntra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
Orchid CoIored "Undies,o

Local manufacturers of underwear for
women report a growing demard for
garments developed IN orchid. While this
apparel was first introduced earlier In
the sea son in silk materials only some
manufacturers have taken advantage of
the vogue for the color and have pro-
duced some effective lines in fine grades
OF sheer cotton materials Organize.
both plain and cross bar. and batiste are
used most successfully The styles are
varied some being trimmed with white
valenciennes others have inserts OF or
candle hand embroidery In self color.
while some are tailored, finished only by
ather stitch.
The tendency toward orchid and some
other unusual shades that have been In
troHuced this season in preference to
pink, white and flesh color is one of the
outstanding features OF the season for
which manufacturers do not seem to be
able to offer an explanation.
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MOTOR co. PLANS ADDITION.

A contract has been awarded to the
White Fireproof Construction Company
by the General Motors Corporation,
Chevrolet division. for the erection OF a
new enamelling and assembling plant on
their property at Tarrytown. N. Y. The
building is to be constructed Of re-
enforced concrete. 22oxs0, three stories
and basement In height.
The structure Is to be along the most
modern lines in factory construction,
having fiat ceilings steel sash and
columns spaced twenty feet on centresL
The contractor Is 10 construct a large
bulkhead and pier and I'LL In a large
section of reclaimed land. One OF the
unusual features Is the construction Of
two two story bridges connecting their
new building with their present plant
fifty feet distant. The White company
have undertaken to construct the build
ing In eighty days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy.

TOOL T., HENRY & CO.-An Involuntary
petition against Tooie, Henry & Co,
IL made ov the 10 lowing three c-ed :
itors: David Epstein, claiming 1858:
Poland r. Batsor $500, and charles a
as receiver. Za'kin & Cohen ~ 81 cham
hers street and Touis H. Moos Of ?7
Cedar street are attorneys for the cred
EDWARD SFRFTLIPPO--A voluntary pr-
tition Of Edward s"ralipno. 1916 East
llbth street, shows liabilities OF s2.I'S
end no assets. The thre" 'srgest cred
l"5th s'""at. s5'S: Tho-nss r sculIv' 81
E sss, i26th street, 'saS, N..H Alfredo
u. prown ~ Bro hl"u is tho attorney.
CANsT 'NTTNF APEEDIS--A voluntary
petition of Ca"stlntine Artedls, Io9
g. $40 -. ,sso.s o. e. The thrsc io-g.
est creditors ere. Emil Well, $50 West
il9r scot 81 ,?32., Cha-'cs II, Note
Northw stern Fruit and Produce Com.
pany, $50 Amsterdam avenue. S1C7 in.
cob We!nherg"r, 8 Beekman street. Is
the attorney
Schedules In Bnnk-"ptry.
WELLER WALI.ACH cnOE COMpANv-.
s"h-6ue of the Wol'c~ wnlIach shoe
Company no address. shows I!phrl'l-s q,
$50. and assets NJ SIS 900. The tN~ce
Inc. no address. si5 ooo. Apsx Lr,s'ng
Company West Eortv-soroud srrac'
sl'4IG and Converse shoe Company. Du-
the stock in trade and marh.uery. SHADE
s'Adr, 20 Broadway, are the attor.
JoHN d POSE CoMp,vY--A scbcln.c
~ the Jphn y. Pos. COMPANY. no al.
dress, shows Liabilities Of 81 nSa.Ssf oni
assets Of 1Ijnit57. The 'nr," largest
S277, 'Gg' Conry 'stpoi Crr.,ru.i.o,i SIN
ply eomp,nv. tl.Ie's. rrH tine I-u,,,r-
AZ! Eead Machine Company, gts.JSS. q:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
SALES IN BROOKLYN,

Realty Trust sold for Alec Building
Company the following one family
dwellings on sixty-third street, Maple.
ton Park: 2071 to A. Sherman; 2O6s to
Israel Sherman. and 2063 and 2Oe5 to
Joseph Palson.
Buckley & Horton Company sold 245
Eighty-third street, a large residence,
to William Clinton Burling, a real estate
broker.
B. J. sforza sold for Rufus T. Griggs
TO Palermo Brothers the plot, 4ox100,
on the north side Of Seventy FIRST street,
$50 feet east of Thirteenth avenue, 10
be improved with two two family houses
Mrs. Anna Mossbach sold her two
story dwelling at $50 Sixth street
through F. c. Sauter to Veronica Jones,
who will occupy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
DIR. PARKHURsT BUYS HOME.

The Rev. DR.. Charles II. Parkhurst
yesterday purchased at auction the four
story dwelling in the Murray Hill Sec
ton which he has been occupying as a
tenant The residence is at l33 East
Thirty fifth street, a short distance west
of Lexington avenue, and Is on a plot
22x74, The property was sold in the
Vesey street salesroom by j, II. Mayors
as auctioneer as the result of fore
closure suit brought by May c. Dillon
against the Chelsea Exchange Bank and
others to collect Judgment amounting
to s25.12s. A representative of DR..
Parkhurst bid the property In for $780,
coo. 1t Is assessed at S34, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
PLANS NEW BROOKLYN HOTEL

=, Glickman. q client OF Edward w.
Reider, has bought as a site for a twelve
story modern apartment hotel the vacant
plot, 62.10x124. on Jorslemon street,
near Court street adjoining the twenty
story Terminal Building at Court and
Joralemon streets.
The property was purchased from
Frederick Brown, who acquired II re-
Gently from the Dunnep estate. which
had owned II since 1854. Valued at
$4,000, the property Is to be improved
with structure OF the most modest
type. having bowling alleys, n roof gar
den. wireless station and other improves
ments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
sfoRGENsTEINs IN TWO DEALS.

Apartment properties worth $4,000
were bought and sold by the Morgenstein
Bros. Syndicate. The company pur-
chased wadleigh Court. n six story eie-
vstor apartment house, 100x100, at
1884, Seventh avenue, northwest corner
OF 1f4th street. The house was held
at sc50,0o0. 1t accommodates thirty-fv
families and returns an annual rental
OF $4,000. The syndicate also sold the
fve story apartment house at 81 and %
Cathedral Parkway held at $12S, 900 and
renting for $4,000. The house occupies
n plot 6S.s x 100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
BUys SUITE IN THE pRAsADA.

Malcolm r. Smith 4 Rudolph C.
Culver, Inc. have sold an apartment In
the new Prasada. corner OF Central Park
West and Sixty-fifth street. This prop
erty has recently been acquired for a
cooperative apartment project and Is to
be altered and renovated throughout.
tractors
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$725, 900 IN THEATRE LEASE.
Bronx Playhouse Rented From
Pians-OtheP Business Leases,

Max j. Kramer has leased from the
rlans the theatre on which excavation
work has Just been started at tho north
east corner of Fordham road and yaien-
tine avenue. The lessees are Grob &
knobel. who operate three other the
aires. The Fordham road theatre will
have q seating capacity of 2.2oO and
also an open air place atop the show
Rouse. The lease 10 for a term OF TWEEN
ty-one years at an aggregate rental OF
about s725.0o0. II will be ready In Oc-
tober.
Herbert Hecht q Co. leased to the
schulte CHAR Stores Company the
ground floor In the building at the south
east corner of Broadway and Fiftieth
street, for long term Of years, at an
aggregate rental OF ta50,0oo. The store
races the Fiftieth street subway station.
ana is situated between the Rivoli and
the Winter Garden. After extensive al
terations the Schultz company Will open
cigar store OIL tho corner and suitcase
the balance of the space
Charles +. Noyes Company leased for
@. Amsinck Il Co. the basement store at
9O'p6 Wall street 10 J. NJ Buckner; the
north store at l36-l37 Park Row 10
Louis Moss; the ground floor at $40
Church street for George ". Robinson TO
Tod Backe. and the store at 50 Ann
street to Joseph Pessccow.
James Kyle a Sons leased the store
on Lexington avenue, adjoining the
southeast corner OF Fifty-hrst street
for George V.'N, Baldwin. Jr.. the store
In llS East Fifty-nlnth street.
James c. Miller leased the store al
237 West Fifty-second street to the New
York Magnetic Repair Company.
He'll Stern leased for the estate of
Eugene A. Hoffman, Inc. eighth floor
AZ zas-6O Fifth avenue to Jonasson
Ahrens 4 Co.; for the estate of Alex
ander Deutsch. NTH floor at Ills West
Thirty-second street to Ettenson Zalud
* Co; for H. Zaidenberg Company,
Inc, fifteenth floor In Masonic Building,
II West Twenty-third street, TO Mou-
akad Janan Corporation,
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Brown Resclls Block Front of
Apartments in Bronx; Held
at S450,00O.
WADLEIGH COURT SOLD
Kellogg Co. to Buy Land From
Jersey City for Erection
of Big Plant.

All other transactions in the realty
Held yesterday were dwarfed in Inn
portance by the leasing deal through
which Sherry's and the Guaranty Trust
Company are to exchange quarters on
Fifth avenue. Details OF the latter
transaction will be found in another
column,
A few fair sized apartment hoNse
deals were reported, one of them being
the resale by Frederick Brown. through
I,eitner, Bremen and Starr, OF the two
six story elevator apartment houses
occupying the entire block front on 1854
street between Fox and Simpson streets.
The houses are numbered 900 to 1908
East 1880 street and contain eighty-one
apartments and sixteen stores which re-
turn rental OF $4,000. They front
2o6 feet on $3.50 street, 12s feet on Fox
street and IFS feet on Simpson street
and were held at s45o,o0o. The prop
erty was recently acquired by Mr.. Brown
from the Henry Morgenthau Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
To AID UnempIOyed.

For the purpose of discussing matters
IN connection with the unemployment sit
ustion representatives OF various trade
organizs tiors In this city held a meet
ing in the assembly room of the Mer
chants Association yesterday II was
decided 10 appoint committee to take
further action IN the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

EAST l2aD STREET-van vliet q
Place sold for the United States Trust
Company 247 to ISL East 122d street.
new law six story fat. 42x1oo. to a
client.
EAST FORTY-NINTH sTREET--James
Kyle q Sons sold for George Kilian
the three story dwelling at 235 East
Forty-ninth street and for Joseph
Hahn the three story dwelling at 237
Fast Forty-nlnth street.
DELANCEY SURVEILLANCE Fl. Cruik-
shank bought from the Directors
Realty Holding Company the two i've
story new law tenements at $50 to
$50 Delaney street, 75x100, assessed
by the city at $4,000. N. A. Berwin
s Co. were the brokers'.
WEST 172D SrREET-w,,iiam g.
Baker resold for the Jules Realty Com
pany. Inc, Samuel Wacht, Jr., presi-
dent, to Mrs Maude c. Hennion the
fve story apartment. 4S.4txs5. at $40
West 172d street. housing twenty fam
lilies at $1,000 per annum.
DOMINICK STREET-Herhert NJ. Ges-
ner sold the Ave story brick tenementB
at 4s and 80 Domnick street, near
Hudson street, 10 Benjamin B. Davis.
The property was acquired by Joshua
Brush in 1926. and has been in the
sellers family since that time.
SEVENTH AVENUE. Arthur Fischer
and d. Sylvan Crakow have sold Cor
the Remainder Realty Company to Ar
thur b. Calm 325 Seventh avenue, a
four story and basement building, on
lot 25xlo0.
PADT AVENUE-The four story dwell
ing, i76x66. at the northeast corner
OF Park avenue and Ninety-fourth
street. has been sold by Helen F.
Gantz.
EAST NINETY-FOURTH STREET
Worth!ngton Whitehouse Inc. sold for
Helen Gantz l0l East Ninety-fourth
street, a Ave story dwelling. l7x68
WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET-Louis
Schrag sold for Annie Rhoades and
the estate of Hermann Richtberg 203
and EOS West Forty-hrst street, two
four story buildings, to the Listowel
Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
Clothing workers. Hours Cut.

ROCHESTER, Apri, 3.-The forty-four
week adopted in the Rochester clothing
market several weeks ago after a con-
ference with representatives of the Anal
gamated Clothing Workers OF America
and the labor committee OF the Cloihiers
Exchange went into effect in all the
clothing factories here yesterday A
wage Increase. the exact amount of
which Ia yet to be announced. also went
into effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03

from George II. Earle. Jr.. Of Phiiadei-
phia 1t an aggregate net rental Of about
100000. Extensive alterations are
planned for both buildings. Samuel NJ.
Reiss was the broker who carried on
the negotiations resulting in both leases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
LIS PENDENs.
MAMMALIAN

LEWIS ST. W ., 81 n ID ct. +76xioo---
man foreclosure OF mortgaseJi atty, A
" Atterbury. :"
AMSTERDAM AV. W cor issth Of, ss.lIx
l00-Bsyard Tuckerman ct al agt job n
u Berry Co ct al foreclosure Of mort.
gage): atty, w 4 Alcock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II VESEY STREET.
BY InAenh p Day

lat IL NESEl STREET.
BY Joseph r. Day.
BROADwAY, 2l2s-34 cor 18th ST.
ioo-l4, runs l0i6N 1869 70 Ams'rr.
dam av. a0s-i6. X n i00x W 2I2 20 beg
sty nsts and strs and sty str :
CeSilia Einstein ct al agt Frank Prad-
ley ct al; due, s55Gi23; taxes. &c, SIS.
600; adjourned to April ..
list ST, ms, e3.2 q st Nicholas ev. 49,
lO0xe7NlO0, vacant-wm NJ Herrien ar
Helen Greer ct all due. Sl,l6s. 30 Il
the plaintin .,...,..,......... $3.50
By Henry Brady.
TOOTH ST. III e, n =. 2li.S Lexington
av, e7.lxl0o,l1. sty int and strs-Mei
Saw Bank agt Loretta Corp ct al; due
sso;ss2.so; taxes SC, N,39T4o; 10 the
pialntin '''.,....,..,..,..... as, 00l
BY J. ". Mayors
s5TH ST, 1913 Y, n $. 40 W Lexington NV
20X74. 4 sty dwlg--M g Dillon nRt Chsl-
sea Exch Bank ct all due, s2i.7i3So,
taxes, SC, silb.s5: to the Rev pt
Charles II Parkhurst. ...........!:c.soO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS


CANAL ST. l0O--Samuel Horowitx .st
One Hundred Canal st. Inc. ct al. Mar
~, 1917 '.................. S2io
Bronx.
BOSTON ROAD. s97: also 1910 Sd nv
John Seelig sgt Albert Mamlock ct al;
Arr 40, I9is..............',. 1917 "a
WEEKS Az, l7s4-Harry Sachs agt Mary
Eberle ct al. Mar 10. I9i9........Sl7b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
THE srRATHMoRE LEASED.

The Strathmore. at the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Fifty-second
street, and the building at the northeast
corner of Seventh avenue and Forty
eighth street have been leased for
twenty-one years by Robert NJ. Kerns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
Drug and Che teal Market.

In its current review Drug and Chcp.t-
col Markets states that powdered and
granular opium are much lower Manu-
facturers have reduced the price OF
acetanilid. Quinine also has been re-
duced. although the domestic production
Is not adequate to meet the demands Of
the drug trade. Glyceria prices, after h
temporary recovery, are again weak and
lower. Quicksilver has been cut again
owing to underselllng by Mexican In
terests.
Coal tar crudes are active again. and
the excess stocks have been greatly re-
duced The situation Is now satlsfac-
tory to producers. whose old customers
are returning after attempting to sup
ply their needs from cheap stocks and
ending them unsuited to their needs.
Industrial chemicals are elghtly &C.
tive. but the trading Is in small lots.
There were few price changes during the
week. Copper sulphate lie in fair de-
mand for fertilizer purposes Ceurtic
soda and soda ash are holding Arm in
price. Sal ammoniac Is frmer. Req
prussiate OF potash Is easier owing to
lack OF demand,
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
attorney,)
Downtown.

with name and address OF lender and
attorney)
Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street)
DIVISION ST; 1T to I'M iSns,;
X New S'T york A9 Ts. :SG S s $
PARK nHs'p hA yIs IL, ,,ii,..s n,p %
oLsnts. ss2 "a st, Bkiyn, ana ano. s
yrs. bh%i atty. Title Guar d r GO.
i7s Bway ..................,. .s2s,ooo
East Side.
(East OF Fifth avenue. between Four
tesnth am 10th streetsD
ssrH ST, sls %. 8 g. Issxsss. NJ.
April ~ Homer cudmors to Title
Guar and Co. i7s Bway due @nd
SIT # s. ST. per bong iss, PARK av sss2
81 tt' CO to Herman J RoIdt, 80 = slst st,
ave A s%G III. ' g, Is s sts New ySS
SANE PRopERTY' p m, March 'iiEsamnS
70 same, due April /, 1894, 6es, pr mtE
Sd ss ~. iiss!ss sS.5 ssih st. ;osiSS
Manfred W Enrich, sss W "a, st. io
50 St AS Iiffsss.Pii.i, io.ioo m. SpTI
A ARSes sss T E:: Dd 90 .S yl. 5' s
Pr mts $4,000; W Enrich. g 81:
90 sh &Y ,I q oiih 8; 80 g.,
10 vi. % pr AR ,s III, i scS .t 70
o5TH 81. sie i, s.. s5ssiioos. m. t MsqSS
s,mMs 3s a prp S,S and sno LinsSln
Middie6rook / B. % Cedar 8, - $40. 800
iosTH 81, ans z. q aS,sIi2S. p M,
Instn. s4l Bowery, due and int as per
bond; atty. + N Tiohsnor. SO Park
ROW .''''.'''''''''-'' ''.'''.p..&2 we. 600
West Side.
(west Of Firth avenue. between Fourtsenth
and 10th streets)
9TH Ay. =. 10 n 18th ST. 10xTO, Jan IL
Jno A and Andrew Phiiisss 10 Jsshaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-03
FUR ASSOCIATION.
PLANS ARE RUSHED
subcommittee Named to Or
ganizc Dealers for Tax
Fight.

At meeting OF the orga nization COM
mlttee OF fifteen appointed to take up
the matter OF the formation OF a national
association In the fur Industry. " hich
viii devote Its activities to Efforts 10
have removed the 10 per cent. tax i'm
posed on fhrs. held at the Hotel rcnnsyl-
vania yesterday, n sub-com mittce OF six
was chosen to make preliminary ar
rangements for the formation OF the AS
sociati ton. kilograms were sent to men
prominent In fur centres inviting them
10 attend q meeting which probably will
be held by the committee during the
auction Of the New York Fur Auction
Sales Corporation next week.
Oficers Of the main committee wore
elected as follows: Adolph Engcl chair
man; Hugo Jaeckel. vice-chairman
Charles s. Porter. treasurer; NJ. Gould
secretary.
The committee of six consists Of
George w. Green. president OF the Re-
tail Furriers Association OF America I:
Jean Revlllon OF Revlllon Trerss,
Charles B!scow, president OF the Mutual
Protective Fur Manufacturers Assoc!a-
ton, Inc; J. II Blc.stein. president OF
the Fur Merchants Association: Max
Cohen of NJ. Cohen & Bro. Carl Dern-
Derg. president of tho American Fur
Dealers Association.
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wANrEp-one or two room apartment
with bath, unfurnlEhed, seth 20 I'D ST.,
E~ss Side sq5 10 si0 Address ADVER-
EIsER. So Aadisen Avs. III
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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HESS Business Property
SEw JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
APARTMENTS WANTED.

BooNToN. Mountain Lakes and North.
and tracts Edward J. cahil,. Boouton. N. j.
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(West Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
9Th Ay. e .. 10 n 18th 81, 1oxT0. Jan IL
Jno A and Andrew J Phiiis9. 10 Jsahsa
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the assets sse7.s.S err. SECURED By. real
estate ana s6lo.ess n,e dus OF debts.
Hughes, Rounds, Sr'.ui mn q Dwight.
80 Brosd~sy. ar. ne ,sr'e.A
81 the y. 4 W. J. Pes Go npany, no
Hddross. sho~s i.-oiiiti.s .; s's! .is and
s.sei, % $50, Tn. ts,ss ,srs.st
f?l' Gres:cr E,w Yort kr,"F Company,
a97.cn3. and } ,ha II. Ross, tssils, OF
the ssstts tSl7.2s! wor'a ais IN d. btp
due. Hughes R,.nds. 1shur@'n y
aLPnN BRICK ANS doLDISo .ox-
PANY--A frhniuia Of the a 50 A. ok
and Holding censaay. 20 .sd -: :ns!s
liabilities OF J7sFss sni os~ets of slbs-
eli. The th.,e Target ere fi.'ra use
John II. Rose. s.4.0f3; Coney IL and Con.
ttructiou Supp;y fe'npnnr, sio,Scs ans
john u Rnss Company. slt.t:i. CT t1s
assets t5o,sef are evcursc b, real CO
:a.e Hush.s. Poundt. p irnAn .
Dwight. as 3:ouGw,v. ar. the attorney.
TIE RosE B1i.'Ic CovpASY.- A sched.
uie of tn. Rose Brick Company. ne ad.
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