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THE SUN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1916.
9
FEARS CITY BURDEN
IN 1). S. FERRY ACT
Coiniiiiiii(,r Smith Want
SuM)rl in Oj))osin; I'ro
posnl l.cisliition.
IIKAIMNU OX TUTI.SDAY
IZol'til A. C. Kinilli, Cotnmiaaloncr of
pock-i mi l Kernel", will prt'Hlite at 1 1
., l, next Tluiretl.iy over a liulillc hear
ing to l"1 I""''' I" ,,,c Aldernnitilc Cham
ber in the ''"' I''11 10 consider the beet
wans of iietMimtlne CongrcKH that n
law rtimpollliiB fcrryuonts to limit the
number of p.iJtteiiKeni carried would be
the cau.'i' of enormous Iticimvciilcncc to
hun'Jrota of thoufundx of persons and
noulil forco tin city to add at least
ll.O0O.OOO to Its burdm of debt.
The amendment to the Federal law,
pUcInc upon ferryboats the same re-1
rtnctwiii that apply to other steam-1
boats, was well on Its way tlyough the
ShiM" and House committees when :
(.'ommlssioner Smith
telegram of protest,
a hear In tr and will
Interposed with a
Ho nppealed for.
po to .asmnmon m
to apeak before, tho Senate Committee
on Jlarlno Affairs and Fisheries next
Kriday.
Nil venMble person would oppose Here are tho cargoes available, calling
!l.l.itloti actually meant for tho safety I for transportation ot a material the
ind comfort of the public," s.ilil Com-1 country needs. Here Is a Government
nilrsloncr Smith yesterday. "Hut this npset of undetermined but great value.
u?e is different. I'nder the old law, Here Is the fertilizer of which our fields
uhleh pel mils ferrj boats to carry as are In need.
many passengers as can be handled, "Whero are the ships to btlng It to
there has ncer been an accident due market? Tho dciioslts are Government
m overcrow iIIiik. Ferryboats are about property to be developed for the account
the safent means of water travel. They of the public treasury, and ordinary
can't turn out. It Is almost Impossible business sense dictates that the develop
to lnk them. They art constantly sur- ment should be hs prompt as possible."
rounded with means of help or relief Assuming thetefoie that the farmers
n c.ir-o ot trouble. ot t,e country hae "business sense," It
"Itegulatlon of the character pi opused ... .c. ......
would mean that turnstlt. gates must lj tu exvvclml that the House Com
It used and ferry terminals enlarKcd In mlttee on Merchant .Marine wilt at once
cnler that at no time shall there be tn report the t-hlp purchase bill because of
a waitih room more persons than may ,,,e ,mc ,Wl,oMtH tm tho prbllof Islands,
imh.irk upon boat. fao far as tin ,.T,,0 ,l01K. (U.(mll(i.. ,he Hc.ri.,ary
Bunlcip.il ferry ...vlee Is concerned it j vxvUinit , , Iolteri ..,.-,,,.
.111 me.iii i . miilil chant;. of tor u, , ai.t.mnuatloll!1 of a t.elltu ry or moro
muule. additional boats mid two years rw(U1B from .,. MWnK of Bea,8i allll
f preparation, and would cost the city cn1Htllu, ,)robably ihn largest known
at lean iS.utio.i'liU. It would mean that ,,,, ,u.,,0!l,( . ,ne WotM.
me linmense number of persons using ..Th,.v ,,.,. llot bwn full). ,,Urveyed,
Hie terries, which ate neaily all by law lm, ,,,, ()f dc-poult uu at ,ho water.
under the Jurl-dlctlon of my department, front .,,, , ., ,,, ,,. b. ,mf a ,,,
ould be put to givat Inconvenience. I ,.mi 1m ihlckneas N not fullv do.
in it ii mi'. i m nit ifir.
r.illii, I may nay that tho mtmiol.ul
ferries carried ls.nnn.iiim persons last
eear. and tli.it the icpurts of the other
frrrlis will show that they carried 10U.
iiCO.hihI in addition. Forty per cent, of
Hie traielllng public in tin l tilted
jlaKs Using steamboats under the Juris
diction of Federal supervisors an trans
ported within tho port of New Yotic.
One may understand from tho-),. llgures
lut Inconvenience an unnecessary
amendment to the law would create.
"1 hope that the. public hearing on
Thursday will lie well nttended, as this
mailer Is of tremendous Interest to
nearly every citizen."
ICE CARNIVAL TO AID BELGIANS
Hill He liltru nt M. Mr ho In. HluU
Wt'dncdn Mubt.
tsimucl W. Faliclilld, chairman of the
ditater New York committee, of Hie
Commission for Relief In liclglum, au
ct"Jn(d ycstcid.iy that details had been
lOmplettd for the Ice carnival at tin St
Nicholas Kink next WcdniMlay night
Tlio (ariilv.il will bo tho secind of a
unci, of entertainments the committer
has arranged to rai"0 money to purcs
hoes and clothing for the destitute
omen and children of HcUlum and
rorthern l'tancc.
Anion; tho features of the Ice carnival
ill ho tin, annual hockey match between
'he Tnloii and Knickerbocker clubs. Tim
i'won Club team will ho composed of
Cireiue C. Fell, lleorge H. Wagstaft,
liirnon S I'rentlce. all former Harvard
'avers; Victor Onatlvia, Samuel Wag
latf, AddlcMi Cammack and Reginald
li"f, Jr. Tho KnlckerbiK-ker plnyem
.d le llarilson Tvucd. Cortland Mi,
i'evtreux Mllburn, Robert .Morgan.
Slaurlie Rocho and lliiillu Wharton.
H't'f Raker will ufeiee the game.
'Unenil katmg will start at f:30 o'clock
ri ill be. under the dlrcctlori of Mrs.
lri'i r Wallacli
Tickets arc J." each and m.i.v be oh
tilnod at the rink, Riicuuet Club, Cnlon
Club, Knickerbocker Club and from Itcr
in I'rintiie, chairman of tho com
tr.lttee of arrangement'., 11a Broadway.
WOMEN SELL STOCK OF BANK.
rinn luiii'iiiiK Cn iii pii lun tn I'lit
Their Trust I'n. on Its Fret.
Cit r,!.,.., Feb. ;fi, -The Woman's
Tt'iM Company of America, a 1,300,
O'ift corporation, organized under the
'ai(. of Am.ou.i. met yesterday in lis
l'M,Mtiaii.ir. .'Hid planned a vigorous
it" t, si long rainp iign.
It Mas iliK-aled to employ solicitors at
''rue to g ve tht. city a thorough canvass.
As a starter pieferrcd Hock will be
offcreil .i $10 per hiuc and one tdiaic of
con iiinn "o. k will be given away with
Hoty tun shares of preternd stock. The
monm i neeilxl, as none of the capital
t. !ii' 0r!:rjr to tlio promoter, has
)" be mi pahl Into the treasury.
M' Martha 11. Abt. an Investigator,
hi i. . i t'v took the civil service exam-n-it
f.n for i position .is Juvenile odlcer.
was lie. led president of the company ami
Sirah M. Hopkins, Demociatlc cnndldate
All. i ui.in In tho Second ward two
') no, w.m made a director.
POLICE SEEK A SCARRED NOSE.
lis
lite II IT
I hrei
Is ci'iiei of I n rv I nit
V Kiting lliilliiiis.
A t ii.il alai'ii was sent nut yester
i"i' an Italian known as Frank,
io ' i" a hoi izont.il Hear bisecting
hl Fiank ilimppe ired from '.31
I "'I' eighth "Meet lit .I'l.'i I' M.,
"In i lane. visiting Italians were
s'liKtifil fuilmviiig u mw,
Nil 'mlas l',ihiue. P.", of S17 Hack
'in,, k I !., ill. 1 1 1 nt. West Hoiioken, Is
In iii l'i.hiiiie llosp.ial with u wound
in '.a i,i,i,t nip. or ins abdomen, His
'(iii'l uiiii ,v cntn iil pani mile's nephew,
Nh hula l'aiiiuale, 22, of tho same ad
. in liillevim Hospital with a
Wi-uiiii it. Iliii iibiliinirit noil ilizlit .biiiil-
r ri'.er V.ihnle, Hi, nf
12:1 West
liiri'nh Mtrret Is also In Relliviie
iili 'I. i lies in his rlglit shoulder and
'" ' tin Mile. .Ml blamed the
r ! Fiank fur tile r Injuries
ENGINE KILLS TWO MOTORISTS.
liit-linru I iinlrni'lor mill W ife lilt '
l', IIIIIU I.IM'IIIOMl 1 1 ' I
' ' i. i . Feb 20. M ' ami Mrs.
' mho nf Cecil, mar lieie. were I
' it'ilv to night vv licit their an
w p s tuck by a I'cnnsvli.inla
J ' ' -Inning englim ni NIcDonald
' a building conl ractor.
i' I- thoiiRht to have prevented
I'""l 'nun seeing tho engine. Mr. and
Mr l.e i B bodlis were carried 300 ft.
REDFIELD PICTURES
BONANZA OF BONES
Plc.itl.s for Ships to Get (ho
Vast Deposits nt Prihilof
Islands.
AS AID TOR FARMERS
Wapiiinoto, Feb. 10. The Secretary
of Commerce has discovered another
reason for the enactment of the Milp
purchase bill. It lien In the fact that on
the I'rlbllof Islands are the largest
known bone deposits In the world.
Just what bone deposits have- to do
with the ship purchase bill Is explained
by Secretary Hedfleld In n letter which
he has addressed in Chairman Alex
ander of the. House Commltteo on Mer
chant Marine. In this letter he calls
the attention of the farmers of tha
country to the Importance of the l'rlbl
i4,f bones, which will be worth millions
( dollars ( the. -.hips are provided to
transport them to the IV.ted Htat'.
Mr. Itedtleld reasons thus:
-Tlio problem of utilizing: this lm-
- nse. denoslt U one of transportation.
U Immediately concerns the farmers of
our land to have It brought Into uee as
promptly and as cheaply as possible.
term ned, but an average depth of two
. ..
I feet Is perhaps .1 reasonablo estimate,
and In places where It has been exposed
by the sea or by workings It I' known
to be six feet deep.
"The value of these deposits l large,
certainly It runs Into tin millions, pos
sibly many millions of dollars. Physical
conditions Imve preserved tho fertilizing
property of the bones In a remarkable
way. as the analysis sliowsA
"Our.iigrlculture greatly needs this
material and the demand Is such that
the wholesale price for raw ground bone
was S.I.", a ton 111 December, (irlndlng
Is cheap, costing, say 7.1 cents a ton.
An abundant supply of labor Is avail
able on the snot."
Tho bone argument appealing to the
farmers follows on the heels of tho effort
which Secretary McAdoo and others
have made to picture the ship bill as
a national defence measure.
UNCLE SAM'S PAUPERS
COST CITY LARGE SUMS
Kiim-liiirv in Pulint Miys
(Jovornini'iit Sliould 1'iiy X
V. .t1.n00.000 Yrnrly.
"Of the in.onO.OOO expended yearly
hi- Vew York cltv on the care "f Its
tmnr l.nftO.000 should come from the
Treasurv of the Federal Government,'
wild John A, Kingsbury. Commissioner
of Charities. In an address on "The Prob
lem of the Almshouse In America" deliv
ered vetenlay before tlio congregation
of tlio Park Avenue Methodist Church.
The Federal Government, said the
Commissioner, began several years ago
to levy a per capita tax on the steam-
shin companies for the Immigrants tney
brought Into this country Iho
ii,,iu ..liiiiltied was intended to
money
defray
the espenie of caring for aliens who be
came dependents and each locality re
ceived a proportionate sum yearly. This
per capita tac has been Increased from
50 cents to 4 for each immigrant ad
mitted. The appropriations, on the other
hand have rapidly decreased, the amount
allowed New York for the last few years
being practically nothing.
"It Is eminently unjust,' said the Com
missioner, "that tho Federal Government
hhould hliouliler upon the city the .great
burden of supporting alien paupers."
"Need for segregation In appropriate
Institutions of the various groups of
unfortunates dependent upon the com
munity Is the problem of tho almshouse
In America," Mr. Kingsbury continued.
He added : ... , ,, ,
"In the pa-t the almshouses f this
count ry have been chambers of horrors
In which the Insane, the tubercular,
the criminal, the vagrant, the crippled
and the Inebriate have been herded to
gether ill one horrlblo mass. Such
conditions are a thing of the past In
New York, but still exist In many large
cities of the country. Pr people
naturally dread going to such Institu
tions unless driven to It by the direst
extremity."
1.14 IKNDKSH.
Manhstlan.
ITS " of Mh 'V, :.'ixlOo,ll.
View Ternue, e f. ion n "f
t, 1IMII!5 Graie Meehall
J Mech'in et si part It Inn .
t(iTM ST.
mill Park
IVelloiev
.Ikt IVI"
,..-.i-ii 'r. ii s. e ot Lexington av, ITx
....... ii'n. ...im.in iv ii.ciii.
in II- S" V Life In" Trnt fn nut
J.., i iifiiIi- 1 1 al (foreclo.iire of mort-
urn., r.iimict & rariKii
kit 1 1 r'r. i:: H liny N llHr net Ismli
iMiuk ft ul (fiirecldHure or mnrlKHUs) i
,' y- llliinien.lJM K Hlijineii.tlsl I
.MS HT. i- slid 4-..1 .''' ,1 I
. ... Ml, Vf i llllIU lt -M m
iienliv Co ct 1'li.is 1 Welnsiein Really
(', ,t ul lio'llon to "'t unliln iliedl;
..TVVMf',n".,,To,,w of Mh av. ."4xnt
""vliiriiarel It W'ulsh Kt Robert R Wilsti
..i ,.l (action lo Impress Ileal ; ntly, ft .1
Walsh. ... ... . ........
, irrii av. t j" '.rri-'li-'En..,'. S
(iKlln'i I" reemcr possession of '4 mrl,
ally, H M Richardson
llroiK.
1UTII ST, n . JOl.t " "I Soulnern Rlid,
"J '. .,.'..ll.,n 'r KlaiKl ,0 nl I...
iriislce, nut Minnie K Van Klra
iiiree!oiir of mortiMKei i sttjs,
T . I. 1 U U 111" "
et al
lien-
null. Werner & aye.
mni ST n w cor of Intervale 11 v, jxi:n
iwirlee 1, lllr-ehhorii agl l-vvllle Realty
10 Inc. et M 1 fnrn lomird uf 11101 tir.iK" .
,111'va, lto I'uskiis.
ihtm ST. 11 ' ''' 1 r cnii in-rii 11 o
JT '.xli"' Herbert T King asl Minnie K
Vim Kirk it al 1 f nreeiimtiro of nnirt
,.M ..I'lf. Ileniicli WcniT N'sie
I PARK VM'.VV T I : II It AC e s. lull 1, nf
VVelirslt) fi i'ii. m. u- ..in.- m.
pelrr J VlilllKIl rt si I pa rt 1 1 loll mill,
ulll-i. VVmseliniin K Krsos
PYKII AV. . til n of lM t. .9I00
Inilii I Hresinsn set roimty Kslstis,
Inr, et al (acllon in foreclose mechanic's
lien ; sity. I. K Ferrr.
HELPING PATBRSON'S
INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
Chamber of Commereu Buys
.Four Mocks for Sitos for
Factories.
A trad containing four city blocks
adjoining the Hrlo railroad and opposite
"Forty Acres" on the outskirts of the
city has been boutflit by tho Paterson
Chamber of Commerce for tin develop
ment of a great manufacturing centre.
The chamber has had some difficulty of
'ate In filling demands for adequate mtll
space with favorable railroad and other
facilities and recently came to the con
clusion that many new Indmtrles could
be secured for I'aitcrson If the right kind
of effort was nude to fill the wants.
Purchase of the land and decision to
erect a fine modern factory building In
the centre are the rrault. The building
will be. four stories, 300x60 fee In slxe,
nnd will be the first unit of an extensive
factory centre. Tho ohiimber will start
work on the building as soon as weather
permit. It Is believed that alt the space
will be leased before the work Is com
pleted. AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
Volnntury and Forced Offerings In
3rnBhnflan nnd The Bronii
MONDAY. FEnitlTAItY 51.
I AT 14 VRSKY STItKKT I
WEST UJD ST. KJ W. s s. 250 w I.snox
av-, j'j.ixss.ii. 3 pty tiwig xisry v ijak
ley v lllovrr Clnphtini ft nl: .tos W
Psrry V I) t'.ott. tt; Cambrlilse I.Iv
Irgtnn, ref: partition
I AT i:H Tlllltt) AVENUE 1
tly .tame Donovan
BENEDICT AV. 191. s s. JH.12 w Puss-
ley av, :5xl00, vnrutit Freilk A South
worth, trus. vs William Until, Inc. et si;
William It llrlnkfrhorr. nttv; Elleworth
.1 II "illy, rr, ctur, i:.115.l.'i; tuxes, Ac,
t:tt oi
CAItPENTIin AV, n e rnr 22th st. 114i
103. varmitlteriuan von iter llsiili. vs
Clsnrge Walker et al. artlon :. Eucsne I,
iirlsacli. Htty, Jim T Mnrtln, ref, Jue,
I1.HSS.3I : tnxes. Ac. II!.1.1
WEDNESDAY. FEI1UUAUY 51.
AT It VKSEY STItEET 1
lly Jossph 1'. Day.
nitOADWAY, w a. ISS s !lMh t TSxlOO,
vcicHiit Mary .M iasg va rrovlnclat
rtrnltv Alliance et ul. artlun 1; Tho F
h'Join. attv; UliMinnl II Dhhoii. ref,
one. lin.iiu.. laxrs. arc. 13.6; 71.
ATTOItNKY T. Ii;'. s. 101 li .Stanton al
:sxl00.:, 5 sty tntnt unit Z ty rear loft
bins Tlronklvn Hulloing Mulrrlal Co,
Inc. va Katw Zuclcer et al Hamurl A
i'ottr. att) ; Adrian T Klernan, ref.
nartlllnn
.EAMAN AV, tv , 111 , ;li st, fiOxSIJx
x.ri, vni-Hiit .viary .M stasg va rrn.
vlnrlal Itraltv Alliance et at; iictlon 4
Tho V KaiiRh, atty; Oscar tcstardttr,
rrfi due. 3.f,.1C 13' t.M. r. I1I 19,
TKItllACE VIEW AV. Zi. a a, l'U. 11
Adrian av. t01.tOx;:.lxiO9 . i atv illr
Janip A Dunn t al. trtis. vs Kiorenre
i. i'itaiio ft ul; warren Frsnrb. atte
Hinlolpli A S'llKlnan. iff due, J ITT 75;
tax's. u,
lly Henry llrailv
SSTH ST. 506. 501 VV. ,. 100 t0:h av,
50x9fi.9, i four sty tenrmaiiM and stores
and ! story raar loft Mile Annla T
llsaly va .Ins Klernan ei al. Jaa I, Clare.
ntt . Fredli I Hunter, ref, due. t.iT: 5.
taxfs, Ac. i:n: 4R.
lly Jacob If. Mayr.
ltTII AV f.i. e . T5.3 n 41th l. ISxIOL
I sty tenement and stores Juila llach
raih et al, exrs and trutera, va Samuel
Freeilman ft at. Solon .1 t.lehffklnd, att ;
Arthur N Oleserlcli, ref. due. r..:; ;j,
taxe. Ac, 165, suhject tn mtg ItO.OPO.
AT 3:0S TIIIltD AVENL'E
lly Joseph I. Day
I.Y.MAN PI. w s. 319 I n Kth st, TOxCOj
To. sore, vacant Samuel Hollander va
Annie I-imtirrll et ul; II Oerson Oppen
helm, atty; Thoinaa C Larkln, rf; due,
l9Tt.ii:.
lly llrnry llr.nl
FNIOV AV STO. r , in; 3 a H5:h si.
40 1 o 1 T .1 X40.101T5.;. i tv tenement--A
1 tin n v lity Saving Institution ft al vs
Poundrldge Itealiy io, Inc. et al. Tary
A iCarroll. atts, l'hoinlx lncr.ih.iiii, ref.
due. H4. 1114 91. taxea. Ac, !l,3".4i
t'NION AV. 9iS, e , 353.3 ItStll St. 40
1 73 9l 0xlT3.l 1. 1 My tenenie nt- .
J'rs Mtg Co ll J'oundrldce lleilty C.t
ft nil Cary A; Carroll, atty; Phoenix In
graham, rff; due. I3,941: taxes, Ac.
II. I
Hy L. J riillllpa A (.
HECK ST. ;4. e e. 350 n l.".f,th !. JjxlOO.
3 sty dwls llurfi.nl w It Poueil. trus
tee. Ac. vliatte de Hut e. a': Dowers
ft Sand", attya; .Maurice s I'nlien, ref.
due. Jfl.i09.iis ; taxe, Ar, IS41 IT.
THFItSKAV. KEIIltl'AUY 31
I AT II VESEY STIIEET 1
a Hy Hryan I. Kennellv.
itiviw'.sipi: diiivi:. iin-ui., a , Cur nth
i. 1 1. jxi.ii.sviui; .xmi.3 t sly apt
Dudley S ll.irde et al is Ibnrletie Mon
helni'r et al Dudley S Harde, ally; ller
liert II (irulier, ref due. t5:,3TS.19; taxes,
Ac. I4.20S.&O, subject to 1st inlc 1300,.
000. i
lltTH ST. 33 W, - a, 31! e I.enox nv. IT Ix
100 11. 3 atv dwlff Cleravmen'M Itetlrlnv
Fund Society of the Protestant Eplsoo-
en .. iiuri-ii in me c p va lienrieilx li
eiraaoner ei hit jiio r i;verett, atly
Morgan .1 O'llrlen. Jr. ref; due, 110,
981 30; taxes, Ac, 1130 S3
Hy Joseph I' Day
i:TII ST, 33:. E. n s, :i$,l w Semnil v
16.5XS9 II, 3 ly tenement and More
Laura II Jones in Itobert W I'ranjnrd
et nl, Alexander A- (irnen, attya. Phoenix
Incraham. ref. due. ti.S3l.at. taxes. An
I13T3'.
STH AV. 267. s, 3S.B n SVtll si. l!.3v
40, 3 My tenement and stores Marie M
Mabetle de c'nurcnl va Meyer Kknlaky ft
al. Emmet A- Pn rlsli. uttia; Mullier.
lllanelnrd, ref; due, Itl.CI3.6X . taxes,
Ac. i;t.
13XTH ST. U71.M W. n . 33.1 I.enox
av, T5x99U, 3 sty atahle Lincoln Trust
I'o vs Willi no Clreene, Jr. et nl; Howem
A Siimls. attya. (ieoffrev Konta, ref. Uui,
113 113.97; laxfa. Ar. tl,S5 34.
He Henry Ilraily.
141TII ST. :06 W, s s, 175 Tlh al' 37 4x
99,11, f. sty leiiemenl .1 Herbert C.ir
neuter et al. exrs and trustees, a Jus
MrConnell t al. .ntloli I. llutler,
WjiUoff A ramphell. attys, Elek J I.ud
vlsli. ref: due. 133,394 21; taxes, Ac.
J6S7.T0
1IVTH ST. i'H W . 213.fi w Tlh av.
37.0x99.11. .1 My tnnit William A nut
ler el al. exrs and trus. va Jos Medio
nell et nl; nrtlnn 3: llutler, WyeUuff X
Campbell, titles. Elek J laidefjih, ref;
due, J33,:94,3; taxes, Ac 1133 'M.
AT 330X TIIIltD AVES't'E 1
lly Joseph p. Day
HOOEKS PI.. 971. w a 311.1 10 II We.t
ihester ill'. 30x75,1x4x71 t, 3 ty ilnlg
Sarah P Smith vs KreUollne Dels et ul.
l.ainliert li Mapes, atty: I.uw retire N
Martin, rrf: diif, 13,489. 71 : tuxes, Ac
1390.XX.
TAYLIJlt AV, n s. 170.2 e Morris Park
nv, SfixlS. vie cunt Win T Carlisle vh
Mary White et nl; Win ' ToMer, atty,
t.ouls l.ande. ref; due. 11.300.41. taxes,
Ae. 7 .1 . 0 s .
Hy James J Donovan.
.1 ENNIN'IS ST. S3I n s. f.fi 7 w Slrhlilm
HV. lli.XxlOO, 2 MV llHlg Junius .1 litt-
man is Win S VVinterliiittom et ul; Ar
thur Ernet. ntty; Ju P Henneasy, ref.
due. Il,r.21.9i: tuxes. Ac, 3 V0: suhjeet
tn Drat mtg of lil. :.'.!,
lly Samuel Marx
llI.OVEIt ST, e s. 17." n la on nv, 3ui.in.
varant I. Ion A I'o Is llenl X.ueru et al.
Milton Trunk, nil); llaulnl ' Sullivan,
FRIDAY, I'EHIil'AltV 35,
I AT 14 VESEY STIIEET 1
llv .loaepli Day.
13TH ST, 20 W, a e, 300 w lifih H,
iTnTD.nxSu.xxii'.i, 3 (ind 3 aiy tnnit ami
sue- N )' I.I f ei lux A Trust Co, trim, e,
vs Until C Ai4termuu Pay et n, Harold
Mwaln, atty, Jno .1 Hnlpln, ref, due
113.142.42; laxea, Av. $3.1100, '
144TH ST. r. 1 7 W, ii s, 343 w Amaterdam
nv, Hv99.ll, 3 atv ilwlg N y Cnopera
til" Hldg Iman Asso vs Kntlileon Mill.
Una et ul; William I.anKdim, atty; Denis
A Spelllssy, ref, due, II0,X97,'I4, taxes
Ae. $441,30
107TH ST. 331 I.', a a, 101) w at av, 37.x
100 11, sty tfnenient nml rlnrea-Hyl-veater
Pope et nl, trus, Ac, va Hellna II
Cohen et al. Hlkus. Illeuinn A Pmaknuer,
lltlva; .Inn II lloioin, refi ilue, 110,3(3 49,
taxeu, Ac, 1S7H 3k
lly Henry flrady.
II'.'D ST. 30 W. . ton ) ,n,
99 11. .' MS' tenement - Mutlle c Hav
nobis, loin, el al vs Anrou J. Ilehenliflm
et nl. trus VVMUnni It Kan. ally: Jaa o
Faiiell, iff. due, 11fi,7fi5 97; tuxes, Ac.
$3r,r, 3d
I A I' 3i'0l TIIIltD AVE.VI.'E J
Hy James J, Dniniwin,
MOTH ST, 373 E. s s. 40'i.ii e Aleiander at
24x100, I ty ill( Mary A Mnna, extrx
and tru". la John .1 llunnon rt si; Friend
A Friend, nttyai lioula (.' llariman. rf:
4lue, $l,00.:0; taiM, c, MMT.
RENTING IN TRADE ZONES.
Several
ftmatl I, oft anil
Find Henters.
itores
M. M. Havwnrd & Co. have leased
Hawnrd & Co. have
for a long term of vcam the third loft
In the Thompson building nt 511-513
West Forty-second street to the Fesler
Sales Company, manufactuiers of shav
ing brushes.
John J, Knvaiugh has leased the par
lor floor store nt "02 Madison avenue
to the Mind Your Mending Company.
Thomas J. O Itellly has leased space
In the building nt HOC West 110th street
to Fllntoff & Mallctt for a long term of
years: the store at 28S2-! llroadwny to
the Oppy's Cigar Stores Company for
ft long term of yearn i to John V. Hurt
a loft In the building nt 5-7 Kast Six
teenth street for a long term of years,
and the store at 2120 llroadway to Mme.
Sobelle for a long term of years,
O. F. W. Johannlng ban leased the
following stores: 1410 Fifth avenue, to
Robert Hommer and Sidney J, Kisuer:
133 Klglith avenue, to John 11, Leo
pold: 2101 Klghth avenue, to Great At
lantic and Pacific Tea Company and
Ackennan Hros. : 221H Klffhth ave
nue, to Adolph Horn, and 949 Amster
dam avenue, to Milton Schwartz.
J. C. Hough & Co. have leased, the cor
ner store at IS Hovvcry, comer of Pell
street, to Frank liarbcr for llvr cars at
a total rental of 19,000.
Pease & Klllmati have leased the
three story nnd basement dwelling nt
127 Kast Fifty-second street for Maria
A. Her 1 1 to Miss Jeanne de Muyser, an
Interior decorator: a loft In UO West
Thirty-seventh street to Morris C Fink
and Michael Godato,
MHH. PI Kit It K I.DIIll.l.AnD HF.NTfl
The Douglas Itoblnson, Charles S.
Ilrown Company has leased the large
residence of Mrs. William H. Horn
blower at 5 Kast Klghty-nlnth street to
Mrs, Flerre Lorlllard for a long term
of years. It Is a four story American
basement dwelling, occupvlng a plot,
Sfi.Kx I Oii.lt, near Fifth avenue.
Douglas I.. Illllman A- Co. buve leased
for the estate of lnilse TlllliiBliast. 21
Kast Sixty-fourth street, a largo four
story brick and brownslone duelling,
for a long period of years, to Dr. God
frey II, Plsek, whose former residence.
Si'i Kast Rixty-sernnd street, was one of
the properties taken as a site for the
new Hankers Ootf Club, headed by
Charles II. Macdonald,
Crook & Livingston have leased for
a long term the two four story dwell
ings nt 20-22 Kast Sixtieth street to A.
K. Heynolds.
Henry Hrady has leased 21 1 West
Twenty-third street, a four story dwell
ing, tu Mrs. Annie Plrl.
Shaw & Co. have leased the dwelling
at 17 Kast 130th street to nose Klernan.
no.Hoii iiipxpiTii. 111 11. dim;.
Passaic. N .1, Feb. 10 The plan and
scope committee of the Passaic (lenenil
Hospital board of goiernors ban ac
cepted the bid of the W 11. Whyte Con
etructlon Company of llaekenack for a
tew hospital building adjoining the
preeent Institution to coat Jin.suO
The new blllhlllisf will be 4H;T feet,
four stories high, nf red brick with lime
stone nnd terra cntta trimming and pro
vided with every modern convenience.
It will have steel 1 oluiiins, girders and
beams nnd the floors will he of concrete.
Plans for the building were prepare.li
bv Crow, I.ew!s A- Wlrkenhoefer of New
York.
ii:4Tohs. 111 v i.v niiiMiKi.v.v.
The Hulkley Horton Company has sold
a plot TSxlOn on the east side of
Wavetly avenue between Wllloughby
and De'Kalb avenues, for the estate of
William Howard, to a client who will
build two private garages.
Frank A Heaver A- Co. have sold
for Moses Parshelky to nn Investor the
six family brick flat at 43T Pay Hldge
avenue
It. . Schkslng has sold for Matthaus
Helfusa the six family tenement house
at I72; llHrmnn stuet to ileorge Vorn
locker. Louis Oold ha- sold the three story
store building at .132 Albany avenue.
M'.W HF.AI.T. I IIIP4HATI(..
Al.liANY, Fib H Tile following
realty corpoiatlons were chartered hen-to-da
S. K. C Company, Manhattan; capital,
$10,000. directors, lionjamln Schelmel
citx Itz. Harry Mi)-.-. The liron.x, N. Y. ;
Jacob Schwartz, New York city.
iTrnssI Itiillillnir rorpor.itloti, Manhat
tan; capital, Jl.'iOO; dlreclots. Pasqiinl.
flrat-sl, Joseph ilrasst and Donato tlra
si. New York city.
I.aviue llealty Mortgage Corpora
tion, Tlrookl.vn. directors, Saul C. l.a
vine. Itosa H. I.avine anil Sarah Rubin,
llrooklyn. N. Y
Snrlce Huildlng and Construction Com
pany. Queens: capital 12,000 ; illreetor'.
Antonio Sorlce. Iwmls Hose and Antonio
r.iolo. .latnalca, N. V
AsJHiNMKNTs OF vl)t T(. (il).
Manhattan.
JiTII ST. 435 XV N Y Itlblt Soili'iy
to
Hlilli I A) MtK lill.ir I". Ill lll'lllaen at
llkl n atty, T II t'n. lie Hwav 113,000
;T11 ST. 13: VY Title Hilar .X Tr Co to
City Ileal llit.it' 'o. IT Hwav .iti).
T II Co. 17a Hway. II
731) ST. iin Annr. Mm Co to Mary It
Itel., attv a. Iloicera ,v ', i C'diir
at . . K'e.onO
211 AV. I'lUu miiiiu to saim . .ittornev
aui" .... 120. OOi)
KI.DIUIMU: st. ta--lliiir MorKenth hi
Co to .os 11 Schw artr. v ustii
attys. Kriknwrr A I'. 30.t lU.i) lino
35TII ST. 32 1. lilcoll S im to l.uill,
Frith, ill" I'arK ui , any, T C, Co. ;
Hwav . . ... !47,lilO
3D AY. n ' cor 31th at. :ix- lludron
Tr Co to Hen .1 Hal man, 12 11 T.'.l at,
alts. Ilolln. VV A S. 3.'. .S'lJ'au at llu.oon
3D AV, w- a ii USUI t, IlxlOO- Vlle
D VY. iver to win H Hoar. IV't VV Vial
st. attvs. Hose A r. t;a IHvay II
ID AV, 13IC- Alum Silllll in .l.noli Itcip
pert Corp. I43l 3d av .it'), V II Sti'
art, 143H 3d a ... Ii..',00
VAN Colli. IIAIt I'I.. li a iU 103 .V 101.
map North Marble I It' I- l.inniin .1
Frost to Lionel It I.enox. santi Clan
"o. Cal. .illy V a- French, 41 I' irk
Itocv ... , l.,iOii
112T1I ST, 3.'. V- .lolin A I'.iat tu KiiisellK
.1 llllaller, .M 11 I' It ll 14,1100
MADISON .VV, cor loth e 01 x 1 20
Iloult.llili l.lfe Asaur Snili'tv ii Vlutilai
J.lfe Ins ro, 3: Niiss.iu ntty. I. T Co
li.'i im.iv lino
I0T1I ST. 114-KO VV N V Till" Ills Co
to Hanker' Tr Co. Di Wall et. attv. N V
Title ln Co. IS.. Itw.i) . . .t.'ft.OOn
NOItTIIKItN AV, t w ror 1TSIII at 105v.i
N Y Tr (Ni tn 'lty Ml Co, IS VV1.
t. atty. I. T Cn. tr.o llwxy II
PAVtn PItOfllllTY Cliy Mtg Co tn Ilk' V li
Tr Co. ITU Mont.'IKUe st, 111,1) n attv
I, T Co. DiO Hvvriv t:.0cin
Hronx,
nnrvr.Il. Ilmry. In Frank O Wli.l i:.ni).)
JOHNSON, Frederick, in .loaeph Kill-
knr .. II
AMIlltlO.VN ItllAI, IISTATH COMPANY
tn llelmi Ilberhirdt lion
I.flYY", llcniy. m Oii'tav Uoldbcrji U
asst.) 1100
satisfTkIT vionrii(ii.
(With name, und addreaa of lender's at
torney.)
IRiTK ST. n a, 13.4 SI Nlcholaa av. lOOx
149 s, July :', mill Isldnr and llaniuili
S Hrn)hrad In Dltld .Ipkln. attv, II
Cnlln, .'II Plnn at . ... 110,000
SAMi: Pnoi'llltTV .Inn 110? -Same tn
Samuel Levy, att)s, Sleu.irt ,V- Shearer
43 Wall et
HXTII ST. a e, I'Ji e St Nlihol.is ,iv. 00x
SI 10, .tune Ll. t'.MG .Xloan (loriiliii.in
Corpn to .laioli Levy, 1147 LnxltiKtoit
av, attya, Atnelelii A Levy. 1 'J A llio.ul
way.. 130.000
99TH ST, lil K. n a, .100 w 3d nv, !3x
101). II, Apr 4, 1913 .lacoli It and CelH
(ireen to Slllllllel Hush, 24X VV llSlh t .
atty, Leo Schiifrnu, M Chuinbers at 11 000
iir.ciiTiiK7rL7:Asr:s.
Manhattan.
CdltTLANDT ST, 7, store and pan
base.
lly
3 yrs
II. 3'.'
II.S00
ment -Juspnllilie del Dr.icn
1leeke, I02.t Southern lloiileviird,
frnm Dec I, 1915, ntt)'H, Fitch A-
.S'iI.b.iu et
Ilnmx.
IJXTII ST. '.'S; li, all lletlv liiimhiil tn
Win II MulUlkev, 71 W lOOIIi al, .. ) la
frnm Mnr 1, I 1 ) , atly, VV II Stewart.
IU39 3d nv . . 11,200
I'ltKIIMAN ST. k09.ll, 5 aty Iilda .Ina I!
Crowley lo Saml Stelu and aim, 211 11
10,1th at, 3 vrs from May I, Itnc. atty.
Max Slelli. I'll ll I05III at 13,191 XX
CONCOHD AV, a w cor lfilt al, Mure -.1
II Doiiolme, ('antral tine Co, Ine, tn
V.'iu NathaiiMun, .171 Pmspect av ,1 vrs
fmni May 1, I I . ntty, Harris Kopnel.
man, 141 lllvinatnn el , . . Ioo in I x 10
1I4TII .HT, 41.1a, .lore Adam. Flaiuaan
Co tn saml Kaasrlman, 401 Sutter av,
Hklyn. 4 1-13 yra frnm Mar 1, till: atlv.
Hy Amitir, ISS Bway 11,500
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED,
TRANSFERS.
'With nsnie nnd Address of lender and
attorney. If attorney's name l omitted
address party of nrst pari I
Downtown.
1 South of Fourteenth st I
SOUTH ST. id. n s, Tl w Coentles Hip.
2.xi:i.3x2lixl!3.1l ifurerloa Feb 16)
I has E Heydt, ref, lo the rector, Ae, of
'aivary Church, N V e, Feb 19: utt,
''''hr''kle, M A- f. 49 Wall st 130.000
!Ii.AV 11 tlth st. 23.10x100
Tessla ApplelMlim to Hose M laiw. 210 W
Mlh at, Jan C; attya, Straus A S, 37
Cedar st 11
Kast Mile.
(Eaat of Fifth av. hetnein Fourteenth and
110th sts.)
40TII ST. 321 E, n .. 300 e 2d nv. :.".x.1l.3x
2..4X41.;, Iforeclos Jan 24) Jaa M
Donohue, ref, to the City of N Y. Feb IS,
ntty, I.amar llatdy. Corporation Coun
sel , $l,r.oo
9TII ST. 1S5 E. 11 s, 300 w 3d ar, 25x100.1 1
Simon Miller lo Jno II KeatlnK". f.7
Mullson at. mtg $17,000, Feb 17: attv.
tr!ii,,..i K'"'Olok, 299 Hivay 1100
,?I..,T.'. " ' Madison av. 24 x
J?? 'irrM ltv Co. Inr. to Ilertha
Illrsehnehl. 17 n 107th st. and Itehecea
l.lebhofr. 153t AV A. Dee J. 1913; atty.
Slgniund fl.ilomon, 13n Hway lloo
Wesl Mde.
(West uf Fifth av. between , Fourteenth
nnd 110th ets.l
39TII HT. CO W. . , 147 e th nv, 21x94.1
I.eah I. Siren, t peter A Daniroseli. 304
Maple t, Werhiinken, N J, tnlg 150.000,
;" s. Aug 2, 1915: nttys. I, Tl: T Cn.
i0 Hnay .... linn
'THAl. PAHK WEST, 300.' 1, w "or
JOth t, 100.4x100 Louis M Ogden. ref,
vJ"i!i M ,iv,"Tki " Vrospett p,,rk
JAest, liklyn, Feb 17; atty, T cl Co. 17c
SAME PftOPEItTV-Zltitna'n Hen It Co to
. .... .1. 1 en it. ntly, eame .. ..11
SAME
ruoPEUTY Abr Klpp to eame.
'ti 1 , . atty. same . . i
'1
I'plnwn.
. 'Manhattan aland, north of tioili .t 1
Iivril HT, a a, SJS e I.enox nv. 25x100 11
nuatave Jarettkv and nlfe to I..n
-inrei.sy, m lnox nv, all Hens, Feb
i 1100
:r AV. w a. 60 T w l".i, t. 3;!3x90
.....rri inrisnn in raunne TarlkotT, 1332
sun s. llkljn. Feb IT. mta? 11(1.001):
"tty.
F Sllveratlne, 1511 .Va.. ui
st
S3. 000
134TH ST. e e. V". . Mndlenn av
Cnnvent nv, 311, r , 419.6
IixtOO. 12i)lh at, II' E
100x99.il,
1 Hist at.
s. I32.H
rnrk av. 3O.10x10O.1O VVm
Crawfnrd
ilonroe, N , In Courtnev Development
. lit Hnav. Jan 24, attv, N Y T 1 Co.
1,... Ilivay
ACADEMY ST. s. ;s a Vermll) ea av,
2oxl00 Saml lioldstloker to Lo).xl Hulid
trig Co. 391 l: 149th st. Feb l; atti.
T (1 Co. 1T6 Hsxy $100
llrnnt.
iliornugh nf The nronx.)
MACOMHS DAM IIP, .. plot. 1 tn r,,
map E 11 Johnson, .'34.1x373 3x103x31.3 4
- Algernon s Norton, ref, to Wm C H-r-gen.
130 W 140th al, Feb 17. alt). T il
A- T Co. 17 lav $.',.000
SOI'THEHN HOI'LEVAIU). e .. 130 a N.ng
o'Hl in. i.x Irreg Herman D Eller
brock tn Dledrlrb VV'endelken, 11:0
Crotona av. Feb It ally. T ll .V T Co.
174 Ilway . l
Lots 47 to map i-.o ;.u- or m Mnr-
senlh.cu A II M.Cul.ls A- S.111 lnc and
aim tn Thos VV svnnnu Wenonaii. N J.
l eh I. mlB 11. 000. llttv. T II 1 T Co.
17
Hnav . . .Jf.noo
Ft'l.TriN ST, e . ot I", mm Wnehlnc
torn Hie -John Hotaudn :o Haffaelo
Hotando, lii3 While Plains ,iv Jan 31
a:t) F Wm Eggeft. ITOf Winte Plains
av . MOO
LOTS C. and ill inat Hudson Park
vlttosci, llasrola to Hudson P lime Co.
7 W 45th t. Feb II. u'ly. Hu.luti P
Hose Co. 7 VY 4Mb st II
FHEEMAN ST. XO'i-ll 11 . UOi"" los It
I'f. k to .1.1 a 11 Crowley. 171 VV 7tll s.
Jail 15 mtc Ifi4.000. attl. .las li Crow
ley. i;i vv tth st 411
XlSl; IV . IV ., 33.'; 11 Jelllitllgs el. 3i liX
1H0--Annie Detltseh to cath .VIeuer .1:
1: txth st. Feb U. attve, 11 a s Deii:eli,
:t iin iv .1100
rilll-iPEl'T AV. e s, .". s In'.d .t. 44 xT-
1 rledman c'onstn Co to Hudson lew
Cousin Co Ine lis Hwa). Feb 1. intr
IIs.oiId ai. P D Shapiro. 119 V'imiii
street .... lite)
Hu.lNi; AV, 131(1. e e. .5x100 Mat) M
spxlii lleloer 10 Ceialla T Sp.iin and
ann, 1310 llonne av. Dec 14 1915. a'.'
I..,. Itobblns Id Ilual II
STKHH1NS AV. vv a. 100 Jeiinlmia
40i0ft -Prtedmin I'unstn i'h to Huilson
Vleu Constn Co. Inv. lis Hway. Feb 1T.
mtg 120.000. jt'v, I D Shsplro, ll
N.ieeau st . $100
WEST PA it MS IID, e . at 11 UTtn .t
lll.lOxII'.sxia.sxM 1- l'rleilmiii Constn
Cn to Hudson View- Constn Co. Ine. lis
lls.li, Feb 17 mta- $3'. 000. atlv, P D
Shapiro, 119 Nassau at 1 100
LOT K.. map Nelll Estate-Jacob Italner
1 Perth 1 Itost.e' "7." Hronx Park ai
Feb 1 ati I II Hjeihler ll.'fi W.llke!
aveniie ft
Al.Dl'S i. a II" e Southern Houiriiirl.
42x10 -Auierliati Ileal Estate Ci to
IPierliard: ,v Podgur. SO.. ;,th av. Feb
mtg I33.O00 attv c A Eberhirdi It 1
ll 13Tth t 11 ,
Ql'INIIV AV. li n 1 or Castle Hill n, e ij j
lot 3 in.'P 1'ntonport Iin.enh Fre 'oj
iluetave I'd) sx Inlile .', P. li ! T. ntcj
$t.i'."0 ally r (i .v T '.,. t:; Hnav I'.OH
LOT 11 I'lk .1. map Pelham Park. :'ix 1
loo M.-igila'ena llcmlereiiu to Mliia.ii
Mamlerer :;;3 Wright n. Lm 31 attv
llel-n I.eahe. 3011 West, he. 'r av It I
1IOV1E ST 1 ir Pox i. 91x11 4xT M- ,
!i r.ste.'.e It Mini lo I'll.is I Meln. 11 K 1
lOVtli .t. Pen 15. tn g 1 41.750. at.l E I.
Neuinin. Itegl"ter's iirtlie Hronx Co 11
1,1 ITS 311 '" 3JT. map Dib e.t . w,,. r
Mich to John c rpite:roe xnd uro, Tib- 1
hett aie. e e, 1110 n 2iltn s' .1111 31, mtg
11. '10. attys. I)e atlei I II A It, .7 I '-da
et .. $
SIMPSON ST. e s, 22. e IHTIh t r 1 oil
Sophl" fi've'man in Sirah Hrodv, 1333
VtlNTEH ltlOKrs.
SV.W .IEHSEY Atlantic lily.
As an all i'.ir resort Atlantic Cit i-. i!fliiliiful, .mil a- a hmI cuti- tor
tin "blue.," is iinciiti.illfd. Conn and revive. vour pn it-. rt rx-i it hon vour
nerves and rtain vour pood temper at this Henial resort on the shores ot
the blue Atlantic.
THE LEADING HOUSES ARE ALWAYS OPEN
Ami will furnlah full Information, rate, etc nn application
(Hotels, arc all Ameriinn Plan, unli. ntherwiaii noleil '
Mailborouih Blenheim Hotel Strand
On the Ocean Front On the Ocean I'mul
American ami r.uropcan , i u
Plana .Imlah
Willie A
ll. c hdward
The Shelburne
On the Ocean Front
Kiiropean Plan
.1 Wilkel, .Mkt
Hotel SI. Charles
On t lie Ocean Front
Ncwllu Haines Cn,
Sons t'ompan) .
Hotel Dennis
On I In Ocean Kmnt
Waller .1. Hilli)
Galen Hall
lintel and Sanatorium
I' L, Yonnir, .Mgr
allll.s .1 nciiira irinii .are iciik ui via I r.
I'oiianlt IihmI ticket .iKenta
HOTEL
CHELSEA
Occupytne entire bloisk uf ocean front, In tha
faahlonablo Chel.eii .ectlon; 300 bed Cham,
b.ra with private batha (frt.1i and se
water). HlKh clua. nrrhr.tra, caft, arllL
Ac, Fr.ni'h chef. Uolf prlvllecea. Auto,
matt train.. HooJclet Open all jear.
J. 11. THOMPSON A CO.
ATLANTIC CITV.
superior location with an
unobstructed view of beach
and boardwalk, A rtvcoonizod
fsttSndtird of 3xcollcrvco .
Cwcin600. Walter . i nirzmr.
apsjjoiBioffjct! tHC5i)aivtt auatau.3iintM yt.
ATt-AMTle CITY
T111.V. cuniiim aiaifiuiu
UMin nRXPROOT HKtORT I
ILt
in Tar. wimLD
IHU UADING RIS0RI HOItl Of till WORlll
DCaiicoroiifiu'TSKnuviDii
ATuANTIu 4JI FY, N. J.
AM w""rlN'.yMPAl4lT
HOT
8th v, Feb 15, mtg $30,000; atty. Wm
Jntle, 30 Vesey st 1 1 00
MORTIIAIIES.
(With name and address of lender and
lembr'a attorney )
East Side,
(East of Fifth aienue. between Fourteenth
and 110th sts.l
24TII ST. n , 423 e 2d nv. 25x94. llv .T
fehrelber lo .Vlnrle deller. Jim 27. 19ln.
ilue Jan 2;. 1911, fi 11 e; atty, Freilk F
Elseman, 41 Park Hon 12,000
Meet Mile,
(West nf Fifth av. hrtttern Fourteenth
and HOtb sts.)
ITU AV, n a. 141.1 n e 2M st, 14.11x7.1
Hflene llerker to Hnhert .VI Frank, JI4
W 23d t, Feb H, .1 is, 6 p c; ntty. T,
T Co. Hi) Hwav . I.I.OOn
48TII ST. s , 24.1.9 T' ll nv. H.HxlOO.ti
Mnrgt C Magan lo Lawyers Mtg Co, :,9
I.llierty st. due n tier bend, Feb H;
ntly, T (I Co. 17a Hnay 123.000
11T1I AV, e s. 100..'. a alth st, 3.-.l
Annie Murphy to Ediv Lelee, 2113
Prospeet nv, pr mtg $12,000, Feb 11, due
Aug li'i, 1917, p e; atty. Saml H Korn,
220 Hway ,. .$3..'.oo
OTIt ST, s , ,i:x I w Amsterdam 111. r,n..4x
lOO.Ti 230 W Tilth St Co. Ine, lo Hillary
Iteally Co, 209 Centre et. Feh l. pr mtg
111. -.,000, due Feb 1, 1918, C p r. ally, I,
T Co. 160 Hway $30,000
"0TII ST. s a, 391 X w Amsterdam av,
10.4x100.5 -Same to sune. pr mtg
$175,000. Fell IX, iu- Feb IX, 1914, S p e:
attv, same. $30,000
I'plottn.
(Manhattan Island, mirth of 1 1 0 . 1 1 it.)
2D AV, s, '.0 T 11 122d st. 25.2x90
Pauline Tartlkotr to Morris Tartlkoff,
1114 45th si. Hklyn. Feh 17, 5 )ra. p ei
attv, ciifnr Helllik. 99 Nassau St.. $2,000
134TH ST. s s. f. i. Mullson av, 100x90.ll
Courtney Detetnpnienl Co to N Y Title
Ins Co, 135 Hway, Pi b 14, due April
1. 1919. 4 P e.. . ,..000
CONVENT AV. e s. 419.i; 11 tllst st. 20x100
Courtnev Development I'o to N V Title
Ins Co, I3i lliv.iy, Feb tl, 3 ts, '. 1,
PC $9,501)
ACADEMY ST e . 13i) 11 Vermllye av,
tOxloo tojal lilclj- rj ui Siitnl (lolil
stbker. 171 E tilth st. Feb U, 3 yra. :.i,
p c: utty, 1, T Cn, !i,i llitay .,$40.00')
.AME PIlOPEItTV Same to Mail., Mln
kln. 4x11 11th tn. Hklyn. pr mtg $40,000.
due .May 1, 1H4, C p e. Feb 14; atty.
same $6,000
ACADEMY ST. vv ., IS a Vermllye a.
i-.ni"ii- same 10 Title nii.ir A- T Co. 17
Hway, Feb IS, due as per bund . I.'.SOO
llront.
I Horough of The Hronx 1
T1NTDN AV. 67J-T4. e s. Cv.sxt.l .Char
lotte D Ellner to Jos llkhird. IS Covert
st, llkl)n, Feb l, 3 rs. 4 p c . atty. 11 E
SVIgelstetn. 99 Nas.all M .. . $130.)
ALDFS ST, s s, 117 f Southern lllvd. I2x
105 Eherhardt A Pmlgur to American
Heal Estate Co. 527 5th av, Fell 1. 1 vr.
r. P c. att), I' A Eberhardt. 113 E 137th
',. ... ll.son
.--ill iiir.ic.-s 111. V 11. e s. lu a I.ungwoinl
av soxjuo to WhltMrk al .'ixlOOxT.'n
Ilia I M.-.t I l. ll Weiidelklli to Chester E
Maim, sr,u 11,1,11. at pr lulu 112,500,
1 y-. i I' 1 a:l THAT Co,
.. V.V "."'', ' H.50'
HOI. AV. . 3O1I n JeUUlngs -I, 'hi) lots.
eaeli .lOxllnl. tun mtlfe, ea. li l-fS.OOO
HI. ve.liin II, m ( I.aMyers Vllg Co.
59 l.ltiertv st Pel. ilue 11s per bond,
llttv. T O A T Co 1 Trt Hk.xv 144,000
EAST TltEMONT A V, 314. 1.7 lx lireK
-l,ut llie.,11 .ice Heine I'll , .Vhe, tvlMK.
I4X 1; l.'.'Ii t. pr mtg III. urn. Pel, lv.
demiitid
i t. a'.js. iurxinan ,x r. ...
Hroad et
13.000
gl'IMHV AV. n v or l a.tle II ,' u
-Jiustni'i. Free ., Atiuu-i E lib eln. too
i e-i i.ii.i nv. en 1.. Hue an pr lion 1
an T li A T Ci. Ki'i Hwai It -On
uui m. . .'.in a Ac c. :;.!.i.t. futon
l.or - .loaeph Ii.hIi.i tn Johanna I. Ilarrs
.iimr-icc tiv 1 en is nn. M ptr
bond, nttv, THAT Co 110 Hway 11 00
LOTS 317 to 33.'. itup Dish Catate John
1 1 iiuegrni in wm 1 stiiii. id; iiryan
v, ling 11. M11. l" 1.1 ,tp a, i,-r
luind. alt)e. Del,te;,, a ll ;7 c'dlnr
. ' ST50
I.D.SllPELI.DVV AV. - , or liiith , 100X
wo'.ai'.i. m nrcalil 111 MUI .1 Aldus
iister .11 w c'ur
iilimnri: HV I'l s ',1 I,tiugreliow i
VJ1S.11 to Lowell x3l. 3X40 1; t
WhlllocU av w 1 jr lil'ith H ,,'i2
l.nncrellow nv j,;o t, Aldu .1 xliilt
to Whltlo. k av x.!T.1 :. also WeM heater
"i tor iitigreitow- a, .3
iircint nv v.i0xl0": 31 to ICh s xioox
sua .ciu-ru 111 mat i;at,,i i-.j (ll N V
irilfl I'll, .1, llroad a. Kel) I ', v r-
p 1 st'i T C. A T ( . 17 (lex a . (Hoi 001)
MWIIANK V l.iKNo.
Manhattan.
STH AV l.3 'n ilSI-Chas 11 M er a
mh St Amaaemfiii Co. Ii, and I.
lloliignltl.l leaaees. Su'.otnun lle
i.aiate, owner .i.iritin cn, in
on
tractor tan t
:i m, .it, vv -Adolph irondel agt
i.uiin .cicunna.ii, owner, .viiry llandv
contractor , , ,$$
ihstii sr. vv Samuel II- kln.1 art
County Engineering Co. In. mne John
steitini' .oinr.nior $ :cn
llrnlix.
ciii.nw vc ..t'm ner.iia'i ii.iaenii.ci:
agi .101111 i.a. ter. on tier: Wi-tnstetn
llro.iv. 1 ontr.ii tor
11.1 'S
TIFIED MF( IIAMI '
VlanllHllsii,
.I.TH .T 11 - and .ilih
10th 11. -Ilolief v Ho kr
Hold I UK Cn et a , He .1
depoalt I
34TH ST. 3X E -Naaati .Vlfg Co
llabortl el al Dee 13. I'll.'.
I EN.
a IMO
..t Euw
l;.K. b
i,ii
agl w m
1ITH .T. 33'. VI - lu.epli
Maze Itei.tc Cn el
Pruahaiiakc at
u .Inn
V'll
till'.
MST .-T. lev I; Joseph 1'mi'Imii-kv ax
Maae lleait) Co i a. Jan '.1 ls I'.M a
1ITH ST. 3"' VV .loaenh I'm, 11. ill. k
Ma's Iteiltv 1 le til Ian .' I'Mi; Pta
llrnlix.
WlniDVCItEST VV 0 Wo f Welti
raub ng rh 1 ii., D Ma.ro ui Cotia. n
e at. Fib IT 9IC II.
UINTEK KEsilKT).
NEW .IKIIEV Allaiille Illy.
Sniulr llouie
On the Ocean From
F P C'taik'a Sotia
The Holmhurtt
I 'enlral Near lleai h
Henry Darin II
The Wiltshire
( 'enlral. Near lleacli
Saiimi I Kills
Hotel Chelsea
On the Ocean Front
II TliomiiMit! A Cn
nn and
I
I kxi. . , ,,f , j,( r
lor further Information
iaX4, II.
II.
THE L0RAINE
St Charles Place nni
ucun Private fre.li
ami ee.cw.uer u.itiif, runnlne water
room.; eiemtur; auperlor table, Deduced
7 V. , v.... a.',-..".." '"mil t tnilna.
A K W.MiNKIt, 1'ropr VV U LAYTOM. Mcr
I.KIiAl, NOTHKS.
stvti: 1 1 1- m:i hhik. unirr
Secretary of Sttite. ea
Hie
THIS I'llllTIFICVTi: lMi,., In diipiic.ii..
hereby crrtltlca thai the Manua VV nnl l uin
!,';'"? , " 'i'lin-'stli' stoik i oriwiatloii. has
tiled In tills ottlin oil tills txth day of Feb
I nary, 19m, papers for tho tnluntury die
solutlnn of hiii i riioixitiou under Hivilnn
..I of iho (ieiieral Coriiorailoii Law. and
ih.il It appear, thcrefnuii Hint u,, , ,
lioritlon baa cinnilei with i-.il.l ecion In
order tn In. dlsaolied
VMT.VIISS my hand mid the eeal of ulll. n
of the secret.uy of Stale. Ill Hie
City of Vllulli)'. thin elKllleeulh
sen i il.ii of I'i bru.iiy, one thousand
nine hundred and sixteen
W. TA FT.
Sei nnd D-iiiiiv S'i rel.iry of Sliita,
III KLNS II HA I, FhTATK Kill NAI.K.
Overlooking the Sound
Modern home of Jn rooms und baths.
open llrepbu ea; llllrilw ood , ep u'lous
poriliea, hot water heal ewer, water, k.i
unit ctectrlclt), 3 iiilnutrs tn restrletnil
li.ltllltIK belli ll. iloi'l,, etc deep water nn.
I'honiKc. i blothe to at.iilon fl.noo mail,
li.iliince can I" arranged N sri;p.;N
M IN SIS VV .141)1 St
ItllOMY wei' built 4. room Inula- on
lam plot nil hedceil In. laundiy In cellair,
hot water heal, harilwnuil IIooiIiik, artistic
ccvmhln itlnn electric and pas flxtu!en. mnr).
eru thrniiBliout , tiiiianlllceiit view of l.nn
Island Sound and prlvllrite nf lthln
braili, ncur atallou nnd trolley, 1350 ca.h.
balancn In 7 ear: tllla Euiranta4l,
IrllOItE FltONT, boa l!l Sun orflce.
Good-Bye to Care
The trip Sooth Is rtratlon in Itself
restful Intlgorallntf voysge brimful of
sunshine, Kay deck activities and ln
terestlnf friendships when you travel by
the Mallory Line's steamers from New
York direct to
Key West. Tampa, MobilxS,
Galveston
Also affording; excellent service
and direct connections for
Miami. St. Petersburg,
Palm Beach, Havana, etx.
Sow Is the time to make the
trip, when Ihe social season at
the big resortsjis at its height
Meals, passago and berth are
included in one low fare.
CLYDE-MALLORY LINES
for rrwmtlonx and literature call at
CITY TICKET OFFICES 1
ISO end 9S8 Broadway New York
or atldreat
ARTHUR W. PVR, PasarnjerTrafflc. Manam
Pier S4, North Hlver, Sew York
FRENCH LINE
Cmpoiale Oemwale TmnaitlaatlM
rottTAL HERVICB
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ESPAGNE Feb. 24, 3 P. M.
LAFAYETTE Feb. 26, 3 P. M.
ROCHAMBEAU. . . . Mar. 4, 3 P. M.
CHICAGO Mar. 11, 3 P. M.
11111 l.SFmixl VTIU.V AI'l'I.Y
COMPAMY'S OFFICE HXK&rtJ;.
CUNARD
Krtabllthtil III.
EUROPE VIA LIVERPOOL
TUSCANIA.Sat., Feb, 26, 10 A. M.
I'ALIUJHNU MAT.. MAIL . 10 A. H.
CAMKIIOMA . SAT.. M Alt. IX, 10 A. M.
OHUt'NA . .. SAT. MA It. ii. 10 A. M.
an Kout. to uilKia.
NEW YORKLONDON
PAX.NONIA SAT,. MAIL IS, 10 A. M.
HODMl THE WORLD TOtTIS.
ThrnuKli iiooklnga to all nrlmlpal ports nf
COKTANT' OFI1CK.Sl-i Slate SUN..
American Line
AMERICAN STEAMERS
Under the American Flag
N. Y.-Uvenwol. Pier 62. N. R.
I Inland. Fell. Ii. 3 I. M. Tblla.. FHi. 1!A. noon
White Star Line
N. Y.-Llverposl, Pier 60, N. R.
Hiiland.l'el,.5l.H'.M.,l ailand Mar.S.noun.
American Steamer, American Kill.
Asores Gibraltar Naples Genoa
l.n.iiile VI r. 1. Ill A. .VI. Tret le . Apr. .1
IIFFlCF. 9 H'WAV. N. V. Tel. 64X10 Rectar.
I.KOItl.lV AMI l'I.OKlll HFMIKTX.
A i uutilnnr anurte 111 an Ideal clItnMe.
(MF..VN .'sTKAMSIlll1 I'O. Old Mh Av . . V
OLD DOMINION' LINK. Tn all nelnto
fnuth nnd Weat livery week day, I r. M
11er :S. North Illver. Tel. I00 rrunklln.
tut. rrnuo be pi.eahbd.-
BOSTON $2.65
PROVIDENCE $1.60
COLONIAL LINE
oiTsinr. staterooms, ti.ee.
Week mil and aunJa). at i V. M. fraai
Flor SI, N. It., (tot Weil lloiiatoa at.
Fkoot, SprHif MSI.
WorciHkter.St.HOi 1rnlderidlrerl.t,6e
OlTtalllK SiTA I RKUO.xi. S1.00
Dally. Inrluillna Sunday, StOO I. M,
From Pier IS. K. 11. Phone 3700 Ileekman
city Ticket OITlee. 20 llroadway, N. T.
Pptnvvn Tli'k.t illtlri H way A 23d St.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $3.00
Lv PI lilt 14. N It, ft. Fulton St., Dally
5lMI P M Music
New I Linton (Norwich) Une, via New
Loudon Lv, I'l'l 40, N. It., II lloustun
St., week day. only, t.,30 P M , I'lcr 10,
II. It., ft, K. ii'i St.. U oo I' j
S3 Direct. MAIN I'I NTF.AMMIII I.I.Nt:
Ni!t,r,..fRK PORTLAND
llrdnred Farra All Volnla. rhoneKOaiK'orl.
F.ASTFIIN hTKAMNIIll LINKS.
TOUK.t.
All Koutia. (irexi Wlitis'
Klw't yuchix'X M Co
etc. Iliaat aervU'e
MAIIMTKHS Tnura
P.'tli ll'waj N Y Cl
. . .
i RERUIinisurprisinciv ton- mie. iiooki.c
In , lie lie
llevle'a Tours. 1473 !!'', N.V.
NK4V .IF.KSKY IIKAI. ESTATK Flllt NAI.K.
Attractive bargains offered by 11 V.SKINI1
DKPAHTMF.NT. STATU OF NKVV YOltK.
to tmlldera. investor, ami prn.pectiva noun.
I aerkere A large number of vacant lot. at
Orantwood, aloraemere, i.eonia, Kiiigen.in,
and Traneik, New Jersey, at one half of
farmer ,ow nere price.. At. a u lartfe num.
bei" of two.fnmlly house at lludaon
HelRhts, Cllfftlile ami Palisade. Talk. Naw
jer.et, at about one.lulf of former prlc'e.
All of the above propertlea are within a
file-rent far zone und within thirty mln.
ulrs nf Manhattan. These propertle. must
be eold nulcfcly to Clo.a the hllslneaa of 1WO
corporations nuw being ItqiiMat'd by th.
Hanking Depirtment special Inducemenla
tn rontmctom and builder, who will pur.
rhasa a considerable number of lots For
further partlculara address llenl ) Halghl.
Upeclal Deputy Supt, of llanka. car. of
Hanking Department, l llroadway. Nr
Tork City
I.ONIi INLAND HFAI, F.sTATF. Fllll SA1.K
lll'NdAI.OW, located In pretty town.
40 minutes out on anutli eld', modern
innsrin't.in, maralve porch, beamed cell
Inne, panelled walla, open (upeati) brn I.
tlteplate, eincin heat, large i loset rooiu
up tn ilute kitchen, nil loom, tarite. Ita-li'
nn l nlry. Iiullrect HkIhIhr eieju, . hnci'
10 Niv, vle'i'V "f water spuria and khihI
IUIiIiik Will lake 1.50 i.isb and tit
luontlily from responsible parly Wilte fur
lippolnlinelil tn visit k.i in.' Hl'NUVI.OW
ovVNKII, box 150 S'iiii ottire
IDF.Al. ni'N't XI.OWS nn.l site, for own
era nf lllntor Inula llt'd ears, I; blocka Iriit.i
Mertll'k Itoad, 40 lltlllllt"'- to N V cite
:."'. aiiil x rooms. Iinih. ifas nnd eieitu
light, open (lleplaie, garage large pun
water front rig hie, etc , l.'OO down, I , a 1
aniii eaay. Further Infnrmatlnn by writ
ing MOTOII, boi 111 Sun orTIr.
&':
.V
ATLANTIC, lll'l.F AMI WEST 1M)IL:J
HTKA Vlillll' l.l.NF.H Clyde Mallory
WuliI I'orlo lllro I.lnea. 3 U'way. N. V".
BTKAMHIIII' TICKETN te ear port
Ofllrlal Aa-ent all Ifnea.
BafmoaJ ft IVhltcomk Co.. f tS oth At..N. T.
HO TO nilRMt'PA "Isle, nf Enohantment."
noolili ta iielier H. . Co., I.til.. 32 ll'war, N. T.
r.WAIMAN I'AI'IFK! B.1ILWAY CO.,
1331 llnmclHar, X. V. City. .,
FDIIKCI.OSLHK IHAI.KH,
SI I'ltl'.MH I'Ot'ltT. COL'.VTV OF NKVV
I VdltK AI.IIXANUF.II I. W. KINNAN,
I'lalntirr. iiK'ilnat liFlfF.PI'i: UcJOUlO,
et a' Defendant'. ,
In pursuance uf n Jndninent of foi."
Insur nnd aale, duly made and entered In.
til alioc ii entiled union nnd lieurlni; dal.
the nth day "f February, IMii, I. tin
unijersiisned, ii refereo In pnld Judj;nienc
lialuril, iclil n .l l imhllc .'lUdloli, nt 111
llxctiulif!- S.il, aroiim. .No. II. in Vraev
Mreni, iii lluroush nf M.inlia tlan. t'lty
of New Vnrlt. on the 15th dny of March..
Il'DI. at 13 o'clock noon on that day, nv
.lOHIll'll I. DAY. Am Hnneer, Ihe premleea,
directed lij e'lld Jtldcnienl to tic eilld, and.
therein ilesi rltied us fnllilica
, At.l. thit ivrtiln lot, piece or pxrrel of
land iclth the liulldlnK thereon, eltnate,'
lylnr and lielna In the Ticenty jcconii;
Wnrd of tin- rltv nf New Vork, and.
liotllliled and deerrllied lis folios.
' HIKIINNl.N'O nt ii point on the Soiithorlv
shin nf l'lftv. sixth Slreit. which nld point'
Is dlat.inl ticn liiilidrej and tlx corn feet
llaeterly frmn the .tnmheusterly comer nf
lllahth Avenue and Fifty-sixth Street: and'
tininli.E tin ii- .-outherly. and parallel wlili
IllKtith Avenue, mid throush th centtai.
linn of a pirtv ccclt, una hundred 100a
tri aiiil f.v i' i lm lies, to the centre lln-s
of thi. I.icia I. . thence ll.i.terlv Hlonu aat.t
1'i-niri line tuentv wOi left, thence North
erly, l'.uaUi', cclth lllnlith Avenue, onM
hundred i too I f, nt and I1v (it Inch.', U,
the SoTither.v aid" of Flfty-elxiri Street;
and thence VV'e.trly alonit said eoutherlc
aid- of FltD -alxtll Str.et twenty (Ol fe(t
tu l!' point ill pl.i ii of )ie;lnlilr '
'ai.l pretnlae, Iih.iic; know n as No .31
vv.t ii.th sr. ,i in tin. ItirotiKh of Man"'
ll.Htllll 1 It a ,,' . , Vol).
Hi'llIK the e.'inii' irinl-e iniicejeit tr,
Fnincle D.-.toilu .mil lilllecni lle.lorlu by,
, VVIKI.III1 V i:t,.c and .Vt-Jlld M. Kccllifr. .y
deed tie'irlnK ev.n dale with thiae pr'-s
ellts, i ti ore i:!cntl In M'l lilt' the pav.
ineut of ,i pir- or -li imii-li iaa nioney nf
, featd 111 . Ill 'a.-a
1 Dated Nm V ark. lVoru iry Kth. 1''l:
IlI'Ddlil'll STAND, Itefeee.
c'AVVOS' A i'.VVNOV Attorneva for IMalil.
"If. US lliiiailii.il. Manhattan, New
Voi4 I'liv
Tht. fni iiivinj: la a dliicmm of ih tirnp.
Ii-l euld. I's atre't Nutlltier U 21t
.iclh treeT,
Manhattan'
S . .'J4
V Iiitll Mteet.
I
aid Welii.e
50
'ntle 111,.
of I. lo. k.
lie iippro.xuii.it' Htiiouut of the lien or.
hirn ii a.itlsfy which th above de-scnli-.l
property la to be eold is Fnn.
tlioiisnnii one hundred and eeventy-six nnM
no 100 dl.lIC.dOi Dollars, wltti Interest,
tlHieoii from tv Pth day of February,,
l f I si toK'tlier with the coat, and ullne .
an aiuoiintini; t. two liundred und thirty
eiven and M 1"0 U;'.i7..'.3l Dollars, with
Inteieat fumi itie 11th day of February,
ISP. tnaefber with tho expenses of tha)
ea e Tn. iipptoxlui'iio iirnntint of thai"
taxes. aaeeimmeniM nnd water rates, or
other Hens which are to tie nllowed ti
ih purchaser nut nf til' purchnae inone.
or pnld bv th' Hiferee la two htiudred nnrt"
nlnetv -nine und . u lnO ().".s;0i Dollara
and Interne S.int premNea will l.e solii,
eubiei i ti, a prior inortjraire for 1.4,000,
with tnlereat 'linreon lit Ilvo i5rVI par
eiit from Mav litll. 19L"i,
Dated, New York. I'ebril.irv Kth. 1911
Itt'DOLPH STAND, flefetee.
Sl'PItllMK COl'ltT. COUNTY of xnvr'
Vi mix Helen Slnd' (igllvle, plalntlfT.
iiKaluat F.lls.ili'th A. Demuirat and other,'
dt'fend.iuta,
In imrsuanc' nf a Judcmrnt nf far
rlo.ure and sale, duly mide and entered In
Hie alane ,ntltled in Hon, and bearlna dat
til' ."Mh il.n of Septeiulier, 1 t I I. th
Ullllereltlied, the referee III aald Judcment.
named, will sell al public, nurtlnn, at tlioc
Rxihanc Salesroom No. 14-14 V'cy
Stiee' iii the H.irouKh of Manhnttan. city
of New V ilk on the Tlh dny of March,
i1". at IJ -niJa noon on that day, bjr
Joseph p Da, ati. t. n'er, the priiiteas
.tile led h.' eii, Juilcuuti' to b' eold, ani,
there'll lea r bed lis follnwa
V in.it en nn 'in. pei e nr parcel of
i nil. will) thi. tiutldltil; and Imtirnvementa
ther'on erei ted. situate, l Ine nnd being Inv
the HorouKh of Manhattan. City, Count?,
nnd Stale of New York, bounded nnd da
acrlli'd ua f.'t nw a;
HeKlnnliK at a point on the southerly
side of sec cr.tv-third street distant one
lv ii iv . 1 1 ) nnl iiit'ity-four (1X1) feet ea.t.
eriv f i i.in ih' corner formed by th' Inter.
...c'tton nf the soulheri) Ide of Seventy
thlld l-Teet with Itie "ister V side of M.ldl
I aon Avenue, ,mit runnliiR thence southerly.
y palanel wt'll .Vtadlanii Avetiu,. imj part of
ilie .rt in e tiiroiiuh ii purtv wall. on
' hundred .in-i two iHi.i feet two ,,i irch'x
to ll. .enire line of the blO! k i'tei
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