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REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT

VIM. A. White & Sons have been
appointed agents for the wallace Build
Ing" So and SIS Pine street, by the
L. S, Food Products Corporation. which
company bought the property last week.
George W. Sasse has been appointed
agent of 1888 and 1855 Seventh avenue,
1866, 1868, 1870 Brook avenue and 37l3
Third avenue.
NJ. Nasanowitz & Son were the brokers
in the sale OF 80 st. Nicholas avenue,
six-story elevator apartment house,
for Joseph G. Abramson to the Realty
Homes. Inc, reported recently.
Byrne & Bowman were associate
brokers with NJ. & L. Hess in the sale
of "a and SO West Thirty-second street
for Frederick Brown to Ida Cohen.
Pease & Gilman were the brokers In
the sale of ia West Thirty-frst street
According TO plans filed yesterday
with the Queens Building Bureau, an
other big factory addition to be erected
III the Astoria section. The Arm OF H. p
Mallinson & Co. of 1876 Madison avenue,
Manhattan, will add to their factory
now located on Woolsey street. The new
addition will front on Woolsey Barclay
and Phillips streets, will be 2O7x132
feet, three stories high and brick con-
struction.
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DIAMONDS bought sold. for cash only. ~
tatss bought BENNETT, iS HvE IupssalrD.
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WEsTCHEsTER DEALS.

Robert L. Farley Organization sold for
~ l. O'Brien his house on Rossiter ave-
nue. Nepperhan Heights, Yonkers. to
Josephine aKsten OF Brooklyn for the
Mestchester Syndicate their house on
Chattanooga Parkway. in the Battle Hill
Park section OF White Plains to II. S.
Whitney. and for the Westchester Syndi-
cate several plots in Battle Hill Park to
John Burger.
Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold for Bern
boekelman his country estate at Irving
n-the-Hudson.
Arson F. Robinson sold for ]. Terry
west on the corner of Hudson avenue
and Clifton place. Ardsley- on Hud son,
n. y, to Weymer H. Watt, president of
the Watt Corporations, and for the
Lorena Company a parcel of land with
a trontage Of 100 feet on Langdon ave-
nue. Ardsley Park, to Arthur LOOMS
Harmon.
George Howe sold for Albert Steiglitz
Iorty-one acres, with large residence, on
weaver street, in the Quaker Ridge dis
trict.
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|EEW OWNERS FOUND
FOR FINE ESTATES
Properties at Wheatley Hills,
Riverdale and Larchmont
4 Change Hands.

The wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
,orotion sold for Montague Flagg, his
.ountry estate at Brookville, L. l., to a
Silent for occupancy. The property con-
sets of over forty acres of land with
. large modern stone house, stone stable
and garage, gardeners cottage and other
outbulldngs. 1t is south Of the Piping
Sock club and near the country estates
~ r oliver Iselin, j. ]. Watson, Jr.,
George T. Brokaw, T. S. Havemeyer ].
!, paws. George S. Brewster and Gen.
c.crge r. Dyer. The house is under
isase this season to Judge Elbert II.
Gary.
me j. b. Taylor 100000 country estate
A. Jericho, l.. l., last summer. The
Wbsatley fills Real Estate Corporation
has during the past month, made six
ether sales in the North Shore section
Including one other property at Brook
Vile, four properties at Syosset and g.
farm at Westbury. and they report a
sres,ly improved market for vacant
land.
Cocks and willets have sold to WILL
lam A. Prime the Charles c. Auchincloss
property at Wheatley Hills, l.. /. The
property contains sixty-fve acres and
Immediately adjoins Mr.. Primes pres
,nt holdings in that locality. 1t COM
nands an exceptional view and is in
close proximity to the estates of William
K vanderbilt. Edwin d. Morgan and
Harry Payne Whitney.
Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for
Edwin Outwater his country place.
rBrookdale" at H hudson, to
Max Hops, The property contains about
three acres extending from Palisade
avenue to the Hudson River, and Is
improved with handsome brick resi-
dence, garage, etc.
One OF the finest estates in the
Quaker Ridge district, situated on
Weaver street. Immediately north of
Iarchmont, owned by Albert Steiglitz OF
the stock exchange firm of Halle &
stelglitz, has been sold to a client of
George Howes, who after extensive al
teratons will occupy the premises as
his own residence.
The property consists of forty-one
acres Of land developed artistcally.
The residence contains twenty rooms
and FIVE baths and there are numerous
outbuildings
The buildings were originally con-
sructed by the widow of Senator Palm
er, who at one time was candidate on
the Sound Money Democratic Ticket"
Cor President. Many thousands of dol
lars were expended in its development
and it is one of the show places Of this
section of the country.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

Supreme Court, County of New York Tho
Equitable Trust Company Of New York
as Trustee. &c. Plaintiff. against The
New Theatre and others. Defer ants.
County Clerks No. 1881 of 1919.
In pursuance of Judgment of fore
in the above-entitled action and bearing
date the goth day of August. 1919. I. the
undersigned. the referee in said judgment
Exchange salesrosm, No. 1916 Vesey
street, in the Borough of Manhattan. CITY
1919. at L. o'clock noon on that day. by
Henry Brady. Auctioneer, the premises and
property. directed by said judgment to be
SOLD, and therein described as follows:
IAN that certain tract piece or parcel
OF land. situated in tho Borough of Man
haitian. City and County of New York,
state or New York, bounded and described
as follows:
Beginning at the corner formed by the
second Street with the westerly side OF
Central Park West: running thence west
eriy; along the northerly side of Sixty
five (225) feet; thence northerly parallel
with Central Park West one hundred COO)
feet i've go inches to tho centre line o.
the block; thence easterly along the CEN
ire line OF the block, parallel with sixty
second street. twenty-five (25) feet; thence
side eft nSain PareileI with the westerly
(lOO) feet tive 90 inches to the southerly
side of sixty-third Street: thence easterly
along said southerly side of Sixty-third
Street, two hundred (200) feet to the west
erly side Of Central Park West and thence
southerly along the westerly side of Cen.
trail Park West, two hundred C2O0) feet
ten lO) inches to tho point or place OF
beginning:
Together with the buildings fixtures
and improvements thereon, constructed or
TO be constructed or in process OF con-
struction; and also all costumes scenery
and stage equipment, OF every kind and
nature whatsoever, now owned by the
Mortgagor, or hereafter acquired by means
OF the bonds issued hereunder or their
n rFtaa a \
which may hereafter be made to the said
property or Its appurtenances; and also
all the estate, right title, interest prop
erty, possession, claim and demand what
soever ms well in law as in equity, OF
the Mortgagor Of IN or to the Same and
every part and parcel thereof with the
appurtensnces."
Dated. New York August IL. 1912
PHILIP J. SINNOTT, Referee
MURRAY, PRENTICE & ROWLAND
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
81 Wall Street, New York City
The following is a diagram Of the prem
lses 10 be sold;Jit has no street number:
6Srd street
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OUT OF TOWN TRANSACTIONS.

Joseph l.. Fibelman & Co. have sold at
Newark, n. j.. to Max Wechsler and
Max Olshan. owners OF the Continental
Leather Goods Company, for the r. C.
Corporation, the four story brick build
ing, fronting 100 feet on Summit and 100
rect on Blocker street. and contains
$4,000 square feet. The buyers also
purchased 1877 feet on Central avenue,
making a total of $4,000 square feet of
floor space. which they will improve.
Simpson Merriee Company sold at
Montclair. n. j., to f. Alden Miller for
Charles s. Snead n stucco house; to
Harold Stuart for B. II. A Hofmanr a
brick house; to f. w. Boutwell, presi-
dent of the De Winnie Press for C. z.
O'Neill frame house: to DR.. Julius
Mime for John r. Taylor a stuccv
house; to Rossiter L. Waters of Phila-
delphia for Edwin A. S. Brown a frame
house ; to w s Smead for Lulu B. Laws
a stucco house; to Mrs. Jennie Bardsley
for Mrs. Emily +. Webb q stucco house
in Upper Mortclair; to George X. Lord
for Thomas j. Hicks frame house to
Paul j. Brlckett for Mrs. Emma ].
Hotchkiss house TO Charles f Holden
for S. i. r Jones: to f. w. Smith for
the Crestmount Realty Company a
stucco house; to F. Morris Miller for the
Godfrey Land Corporation a house; to
ID. bOuSltS oTlOU lot MIS- NJ. NJ. NC
Burney frame house: to Mrs. Eliza
beth Blackmore for the Benton Corpora
ton n frame house.
The same brokers also sold to f. F.
Jordan for Mrs. Mary c. Boyer a house !;
to William b French of Chicago for B.
Magne a house: to Louis e. Treen for
Charles S. Hegeman a farm house; to
William R Waters for Mrs. E. Hadwin
a frame house to Andrew Victor JACOB
son for Mrs. A. Limric a two family
house: to W. S. Moore for the North Es-
sex Realty Company a house in Upper
Montclair; to John A. Schetty for YouIe
I. F'razee q stucco house to D. ].
O'Leary for Mrs. T. Hocart; to George
G. Andrews for John A. Schetty a stucco
and frame house; to Paul Caldwell for
the Godfrey Corporation house on OK
ford street; to Robert J Walsh for
George F. Simpson a house in Villa
Park; to Z, a. Keeyer for George F.
Simpson house in Villa Park. and to
G. e. Scherer for the Crestmount Realty
Company about $50 feet OF land on
Watching avenue
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COMMERCIAL LEASES,

Bastine & Co.. Inc, rented a floor at
81 West Twenty-first street to Leo
Wertherm: floor at IS Fifth avenue to
Finkelstein & Reizes, and a floor at 10
West Twenty fourth street to Green G
Kugelman.
Douglas L. Elliman & Co.. Inc, leased
SPACE in the Emmett Arcade. ga Madi-
son avenue. to DR.. Albert NJ. Pasca, p.
J. Gaffney, Lawrence Frank and the
Gaelic League of Ireland. and leased 81
Barclay street to Bogert & Hopper.
Manheimer Bros, Inc, leased for ten
years the four story building at 4S0 Sew
enth avenue.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased to the
s2s Columbus avenue store at 2766
Broadway, store at 1882 st. Nicholas
avenue and q store at 705 Columbus
avenue.
White-Goodman leased to the Metro
pol!tan Suit Case Company a loft at
ii5, 1i7 and 149 Bowery; to Markofsky
& Weissman n loft at 80 West Twentieth
street; with Bastine & Co. to the Lion
dale Shirt Company the fourth loft at 81
Fifth avenue, and with Wright Barclay,
Inc, the ninth loft to Jacques Kirsch at
4sl and 463 Fourth avenue.
Tie Schultz Cigar Stores Company
leased through Samuel ]. Tankoos the
entire large corner ground floor and
basement in the property at the south
west corner of Broadway and Ninety
second street.
J. B English leased to the Vino Medi-
cal Company the five story and base
ment building at 200 West Houston
street
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc, leased n
ftore at 100 Park avenue to the w. G..
Cornell Company.
The Park Avenue Operating Company
leased to the New York Gecko Company
Of Brockton, Mass, the store and base
ment at the southwest corner OF Fifth
avenue and Forty-third street for twenty
years at a net yearly rental OF $4,000.
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Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above-dc-
scribed property is to be sold is one mill
ION eight hundred and thirty thousand
one hundred and hftysix and twenty
hye -hundredths dollars (sl,Ssl.1b625D
with interest thereon from the 18th day
of August 1919, together with the costs
amounting To Ono hundred eighty-sevcn
dollars, fifteen cents E1S715l, with in
terest from August goth. 1918 together
mate amount Of the taxes assessments
ana water rates, or other liens winch sI-
to be allowed TO the purchaser out OF tn.
purchase money, or paid by the Referee
forty cents (s126.4O) and interest
SAID premises and property are to be
sold as an entirety and in one lot or parcel
said premises are 10 be sold subject to
building restrictions and regulations con-
thlHed IN resolution or ordinance adopte,l
July 25th. 1915, by Board OF Estimate and
ApportiOnment of the City OF New York
and amendments thereto, also subject -
any state OF facts which an accurate sur
vey would show.
Dated, New York. August 81. 1919
PHILIP ]. SINNOTT. Referee
The sale In the above entitled action 10
hereby adjourned to Tuesday. October oStM
1912 at the same time and place
Dated, New York October Eth 1913
PHILIP J. SINNOTT, Referee
The sale in the above entitled action il
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday. Mo-
vember 18th. 1919, at tho same time and
place.
The approximate amount OF the taxes
assessments and water rates or other liens
which are to he allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money or paid by the
Referee II S2l71O.50 and interest IN lien
OF the amount stated in the foregoing
Dated. New York. October IS 1919.
PHILIP J. SINNOTT, Referee
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

c. Sauter sold the two story and
basement brick two family dwelling at
w Fifth street to Mrs. Sarah Meehan
LOT Samuel Crystal.
samuel Galitska and ]. Lecov sold for
me Metropolitan Home Builders, a two
TORY and attic house with double garage
g. s26 East Twenty-third street, Flat
'tlsh, plot 5Ox1O0.
Jerome Riker of the office of Riker
ana Sanders who sold the block of
houses on the east side OF Fourth ave-
ile between Fifty-seventh and Fifty
.shh streets. TO L. Dickstein and II.
ohmowitz has resold the premises to
fooel Brothers, investors. The property
rents for between $4,000 and sat, 1000,
ana consists of four modern apartment
Iolses, 20QxlO0, accommodating sixty
TX tenants.
Nelster Builders. Inc, sold TO client
two family frame h4se, plot 17xSO
huxley & Horton Company sold at
~ Washington avenue, the four story
ana basement, brownstone dwelling, plot
-'Ai-o, TO Patrick Monahan.
Aartain Company leased the garage
a. - Butler street TO George Adams. and
'1s -FOUR story dwelling at l05 Jorlemon
'Aeet 70 Manuel Fernandez.
samuel Galitzka & ]. Lecov sold for
race L. Fox, a two story and attic
-olse with garage. plot 50Xl20, on the
i,Iheast corner Of avenue y and East
-.s.ha'A,eeuth street, Flatbush.
me John Pullman Real Estate Com
l-ly sold 17a Union street. a two story
NJ basement bJick dwelling on lot COX
~ ''eI Tor The Fales estate.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman and Company.
mo, leased apartments at As East
SHty-frst street to Miss Josephine
Aneisel, at 20 East Fifty-sixth street
10 Miss A. V. Berthold, at A East Sew
tnty-second street to DR.. +. B. st. John,
81 ia East Fifty-sixth street to Miss
Madeline ". Evans, at CO East Sixty
sixth street, to Mrs. George VI. Rose. at
" West Flfty-flfth street to Miss Jean
Camduff, and at SO West Fifty-eighth
street to Robert w. Schuette.
Batine and Company rented the house
q 222 West Twenty second street to
learl Setter.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS

352 West End Az. Man.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

CLINTON ST. 40. south store-Harris
Mines to Isaac sshaneE 20 clinton st,
S Mendalls. 50 Tompiins av. Bkiyn.si, $40
sTH Az. $50, store hoor and bsmt-A p
yrs from sept /. 1915 attg, Paul N
C H,tI Ie ssS Bway $500 to s2lOO
VIM Koch to r Bartlewitz, $50 Sth av,
~ yrs from Oct rs, 1919 81, $50 to s2,iC0
STH Az, .211O. cor store-Mary Bach
27S W 18th st, and ano, 1 i0-I2 YRS
10TH ST. ss5-ss E, ali.iryins k tsSTo
yrs from Nov l. 1918; atty. Meyer Levy,
ssTa I ST, .o2 W ali.Harry HaI ss9S
to sam Frank. 900 Eagle ay, BroHS' :
sSTH 81, l42 z, all-Est of saml Frank
lsS f 18th st, yrs from oct /, 1919,
yrs renewal; atty Herman Ziegel 100
BRoADwAY, $500. store No Jos sh 5lUS
to Henry Cahero, $40 w 160th st, and
aano. 5-12 yrs from April /,
BRoADwAY. ssai. store 10 '4 I0 s. 4t't 10
!; lsl5, yrs renewal at .si'l4o and
ST MARKS PL. los 1tr stock ro Sha and and
dtchen-Adolph Herbert to Jos Kover-
doyiez, lO2 st Marks pl, yrs from Nov
AMsTERDAM Az. 5000. str.Msysg
VeselI TO Herman Rohrs, 225 w lO5th
st. yrs from May /, 1920; attys, salter
& S, li0 Nassau st......,.,.....Sl,Gs ESQ
BROADWAY, 2SiS-5O. store room in n
part basement, &c-Jno Koenig to Anna
Il Zagat, from Nov !, 1919, to March
81, 1928: atty f u Schulknd, Rector
LENOX AV, 66j, s and b--Saleina Wen
ner to PhlliR Kahn, S57 Whitlock av,
Bronx, and ano, yrs from Nov L.
1919 ....... VI, 500
MONROE ST. lG7, ALLY Jones TO
Morris Levine, 1872 Orchard st. 5. yrs
from Nov l, 1919; atty, Jos Il Greenberg.
SD ST, 2lS f, stoop ,str-Leopold Hell
linger to Isidor Goldenberg, 1913 Long
wood ay Bronx, yrs from May l. 1913:
Max Pollock, 2lS II Sd st....,.,,,S33G
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RESIDENCE.

209 W. 18th St., Man.
57l PARK Az. Man.
l W. roth ST.. Man.
40 W. 146th ST.. Man.
2i7l Devoe Terrace, Bronx
1851 18th Az. Man.
Cos W. 18th St., Man.
81 W. 18th St. Man.
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chael +. Laughman of Manhattan to
roland w. Barman of Brooklyn.
Frank J. Magerle sold for Eugene
Humphreys the one family semi-de-
tached cottage, 100 Bergen avenue, ia
maica.
Max Bloch sold for Peter Lebkuecher-
er his two family house, corner of Fiji
teenth street and Sixth avenue, College
Point, to Mr.. Wohlen.
IL. Goldschmidt sold for Supreme
Court Judge Robert f. Wagner his house
and garage on Linden street, woodmere.
to Fred A Apfelbaum
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LONG ISLAND SALES,

William p. Jones sold for Thomas
Johnston to Charles J. Grace the plot 10
tee' on the south side of whaley avenue
anc 16o. feet on the west side of Miller
avenue, Freeport, L. 1.
q. Smith Stanton sold to James p,
marsh chief of the Great Neck Fire De-
partment, two lots, 50x100 each, ad-
Joining his house on Ipswich avenue,
Great Neck station.
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SELLS IS EAST 65TH STREET.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. sold for
Mrs J. C. Bowron IS East Sixty-fifth
street. a four-story dwelling, 1sx100. to
client for occupancy after alterations.
The property is in one of the best blocks
In the city, the residences of Vincent
Aston, Mrs w. Watts Sherman. Z. D.
Ltchfeld, who recently purchased. S
Eas: sixty-ffth street through the same
brokers', and James J. Van Allen being
IN the vicinity,
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NAME OF
CANDIDATE.
NAME OF
CANDIDATE.

Patrick j. AicGrath.
John F. Cronin, ,.,.,
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NAME OF
CANDIDATE.

Robert L. Moran.
Robert l.. Luce. .....
Irwin Untermyer.
Louis Wendell.
Thomas T. Reilley.
Joseph M. Callahan.
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OFFICE To Be
FILLED.

President OF the
Board OF Aldermen
Justice of the Su-
preme Court. LIST
judicial District
Justice Of the City
Court.,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

state OF New York, once OF the Secretary
OF state, IS:
THIS CERTIFICATE. issued in duplicate
hereby Certires that the CARPENTER q
WOODWARD INC, a domestic stock cor
poratiou. has filed in this ONCE on this 18th
day OF October. 1919, papers for the vol
untary dissolution OF such corporation under
section 22l OF the General Corporation Law
and that II appears therefrom that such
corporation has complied with said section
in order 20 be dissolved
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF once
of the Secrstnry OF State, at the
City OF Albany, this eighteenth day
(SeaD OF October. one thousand nine hun
dred and nineteen
c. w. TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary of stat.
All persons having claims against the
above named corporation arr directed 80
present the same forthwith at the Office 81
WILLIAM II. BUTTON attorney. No. lso
P-oodwav. View York City. y
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RESIDENCE.
RESIDENCE.

las e, send ST.. Man.
AIS e. saith ST.. Man.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
lat II VEsEY STREET.
nv Henry brady

PARK WEST, Block front he
tween ted and SD sis 200 i0x 200v22kx
irrtg; Century Theatre. Adjourned 10
Nov ~.
lat ZOOS THIRD AVENUE
BY James L. Wells Company.
3srH ST, n cor Canal pl, FAX irreg frame
piog' soia 70 Inc plaintiff .....--.sls.o0 900
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OFFICE TO BE-
FILLED.

President of the
Board ofAldernen.
Justice OF the SUI
prenrs Court, LIST
Judicial District
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OFFICE To BEL
FILLED. |
OFFICE TO BE
FILLED.

Justice Of the ATu-
nicipal Cou-t. 9th
DiStrlct.........
MEMBER OF
THE BOARD
OF ALDERMEN.
18th District.
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ELECTION NOTICES.
OFFICE TO Be
FILLED

President of the
Board OF Aldermen
Justice of the SUI
preme Court, LIST
judicial District.
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$50 Greenwich St, N, Y.

$50 Greenwich st. N. Y.
% City Hall Pl., n. Y.
City Hall. N. Y.
291 Henry ST., n. Y.
400 Sth Av.. N. Y.
SO Park Row. n. Y.
80 Park Row. N. Y.
1888 East broadway. N. Y
Il3 w. 57th ST., N. Y.
223 +. nth St. N. Y.
100 W. Goth St, n. Y.
271 Broadway, N. Y.
IS Bleecker ST., N. Y.
1920 ID Az. n. Y.
1858 Sth Az, y. Y.
AL f. 18th St, N. Y.
City Hall, n. Y.
400 f. seth St. n. Y.
5ll W. ls5th ST.. n y.
ia =. 10lst St, N. Y.
AZ W. 2sth St. n. Y.
ll2 f. 10th St, n. Y.
SO Broadway, N. Y.
Municipal Bldg. N. Y.
81 Chambers St. N. Y.
2S53 Sth Av., N. Y.
City Hall. n. Y.
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PLACE OF BUSINESS.
House once Bldg. WASH
lngton. ID. @.

House once Bldg, Wash
ington. ID. @.
10 William St, n. Y.
County Courthouse. n. Y
City Court. N. Y.
1929 Sd Az, Bronx.
81 Chambers St, N. Y.
los Broadway, N. y.
800 Mulberry St, N. Y.
233 Broadway. y. Y.
20 Grove St, y. Y.
lt7 w. 10th St, n. Y.
302 broadway, ". Y.
81 Nassau ST., n. Y.
81 Chambers St, n. Y.
ESQ Broadway, n. Y.
434 w. 5ist St, N. Y.
63 Wall ST., n. Y.
1855 Z. ssth ST., N. Y.
so Broad St. n. Y.
800 E. 35th St.. N. Y.
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BOARD ELECTIONS OF THE CITY OF NEW York.
General ONCE Municipal Building.
OFFICE TO BE-
FILLED.

PRESIDENT OF the
Board of Aldr men
Justice OF the Su:
prene Court. LIST
judicial District.
Justice OF the City
Court. ..........
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ELECTION NOTICES.

Justice of tho SUI
promo Court, lstI
Judicial District
Justice OF the City
Court...,.......l
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NAME OF
CANDIDATE.
Edward A. Packer.

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