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wyf -y.-Tyr-T wlr - -" - .T-$ri-Z "-' 1 ""'-..-.JH-aiiirli,-,lll, Uti-u.-Artja... ... H..ivyiii,' f
THE SUN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1917.
0
Satf
16 DEAD, 100 HURT,
j aw uuivij
IN RUNAWAY CAR
ritMiiuj: Trolley, Tacked
With Shoppers, Dashes
Mile Through Tube.
NONi: KSCAPES
,,-,,
INJURY
. ,
Molorilinil Loses Control on
Sleep Down flradc En
tering Tunnel.
! -pm. Dcs. 24. Sixteen persons situation whc(l contfronts ps now ls panle, and other civic nnd private or- 'ront uPn whlch h'y ,an 10 erect a
nc ';i"efl nnd every other ono of the unique. Many men situated as my client sanitations are working hand In hand $50,000 garage. There were a few In
Ill psse-eagers on a Knoxvlllo street ' hlve enlisted to erve their country, i with Mr. Allen In raisins New York'n tcrestlne aal's outside of Manhattan, the
,, , more or .ess hurt here late to- Vires' rS I'JK fttf&jE ZT" W ' ,h W" 1'
J .. (hn ...if rat. nu-fti In M limn. ...1,1 .11- i.t- .1 .. .. . ...... . . . ...... lllsnon mUltl VnTrl 111 Jersey l.l.. rt
ip ' . I..-., ti." .. ...
h -h eonnecta the South Hide business J"ft how much hardship the situation Is Ian section of the Liberty Iinn eom
1 t lih ihn SnMili flltls Aft-r a. ,lkcly to entail to their families or other mlttce, his Informed Dlre"or A'len th.it
(1 iPjIi o! nlmost a mile through tho
v be tm rar emerged at Carson street
sed fimed over on lis side. Hospital
,. ... ,,.,,,, ,
d-v! silil tint a number of the In- .
Jured c iuid not recover;
The car which wa9 of the latest 'w ,
foor fteel type, was packed with city- j
bc- .-d choppers when It loft tho station
e tlio sjuin enu or me lunnei. A min
or two later tho trolley Is said to
S.ie left tho wlro nnd the lights went
nm M almost the same Instant, for
xirae leasoii not yet determined, tho
motonrin lost control unit It dashed
down the steep grade, gaining mo
mer.tiim with every Instant as tho wheels
Mlpied along the wet rails.
I'nanrnieri In I'nnlr.
The passengers were thrown Into panic
and their shrieks could be heard by per
sons In Carson street as the car nhot
cut of tho tube. A few feet from tho
mouth of tho tunnel la n hort curve,
but so terrific was the speed tho car had
sttnlmd that tho wheels at this point
left the tracks.
The car Instantly turned over on Its
side, piling tho passengers In a strug-
rl nc mass. It did not stop, but tenrlwr
Jons the sldewnllt, struck a telegraph
nr.le. the roof was ripped off nnd men. '
0" mcn-
rlrd:0"II
women and children were
iren were scaltereu along
Even then vthe wreck
the roadway.
rnnt.niiotl nn IIS wav nnd
fnially 1
t.roucht up In a little confectionery store
ear fmlthflcld street.
lliild mill S Women Anions; Dead.
Karlv reporti placed the number of
dead at seventeen, but a tarefnl canva
of the hospitals nnd the morgue showed
t!it fourteen had been killed outr'ght.
e'Kht of whom were women, nnd one a
little kVI. Some of the bodies were
fcarcely recognizable nnd Identification
pro enled slowly.
A statement hsued hy the Tlttsburg
Ra'lways Company,
which owns the
Knoxvlllo line, fnld the car "una of tho
v st modern nnd substantial construe
on ami fjulpped with every modern
In ce for the safety of passengers. We '
nve been unable yet to learn Just how
he accident happened, but have started
."irciilnB Investigation to ascertain
io factp.'
FAUE0T MAY SUCCEED FLYNN.
few York Ilctrotlvc Rzpert Alen
(Inneil as Possibility.
.rrei'if fmpjte to Tub Sc.
Was itistiToN. Dec. 24, Secretary
Mr itoo l casting about for a strong
man In -mccei-d Wlllam J. Flynn as
head of the l'nlted States Secret Service i
Inspector Fnvrnt of the New York Po-'
llco Department Is ono of those most I
nromlnently mentioned. It Is believed
In otllcial clr.-les that the office will be
frred to him. Whether the appoint-'
neiu would no acccptnDlo to Inspector "'""w " ui uih term. Mr. .Norton i-ulves, 310; city Hressed irals easy nt 20
Faurot Is not known here. It la under- wl" make no explanation. Two or threo fl25e, u few at 25U26&: cuuntry dressed
-tcod that he has not been an applicant months ago he was quoted as saying that. '"SIT "1J1 Vj:curti. . .,0 veal. 13
tor the place, but his nama has been SUg-1 he would not accept a reappointment. lba a".raie. J17 so per loo lb- :.' j:V,
ji-'ed. Thera Is much curiosity here as to 317, 13, 119, 817; s, 126, 316. 11, 131,
W H Moran.who has beon deslrnated 1 whethr hlu present action was taken as H'-jO: 0. Of. 814. 5 culls, 77. 112.60: 4,
n-lnr Chief, is also considered in the he recent suppression from ,Vn.,,i,',e,f,r"rKr,jh,i '2 cu la'm "1 "
n.nnlnir. Ho was assistant Chief of tho m!J," ,c cu,,at ' rrnce P"hllcatlon 3 Valve.. 143, ii; V Brn-'era. i ii, t
irvlce under Wilklo nnd again under called the ifnWrfJn. Norton Is a director , yearlinca, 375. 17. v, It. liume: I2nilies,
Flvnn. and has been in charcn nf ,i. of the Hergon County Democrat Printing, various welshaa. 87ii 17, Tonln A shannon.
minlstVatlvl vork of in.s'eVsln'c'o Co-pay which Panted th, pub, Kj-
riynn cstaDiisnea neaaauarters tn New
York.
WOMAN FIGHTS BOY THIEF.
. II. T. Ticket Seller la Victim of
Jovcnlle Dandlta.
Teresa Ityan, t'eket acent at the I
Me-ae street station of the nrnohfvn '
evsted rnllrond, was robbed yesterday I
t $1 Id In nickels by an eleven-year-1
Id btij who (.aid ho waa Abraham Bos-'
in of 331 Thronp avenue, who had an
Ki-compllce on the oulada platform. Tlie
orredernto called to Miss Itvan. and
wh'lo her attention waa drawn tn htm
I oaL Jrabbl ,2. co.n 'nnrT We id
i oskln grnbbod the coin nnd hurried
d wn the stairway.
M, T, . , . , .i
ISS Lyan Started In pursuit, at th 1
same time hlowlnc ti police whistle, zones
Sr-o raptured the boy. who put up such n ThU privilege ls only temporary, fcow
ns" hat a man went to her assltancc. ever, and when Halifax Is ready again
po' ceman took the prisoner to the to transact business examination of
ed' rd avenue police station, where ho neutral ship will bo resumed there.
vas held as u Juvenile delinquent. Ju-1 American nnd Belgian ehlpa had pre
wnna tMeves for aeveral weeks have vlously been exempted of tho rcqulre
ben robbing ticket .agents on the Hrook- ment of detention at Halifax for examl
'v eie-iih.i tystetn under similar clr-' nation.
curr.s'anccs,
STANDAEDIZE SCREW THREADS.
Itidllrld Vccepta Brlllah Invltatlaa
fnr Joint Action.
Wm NT.TON, Dec 14. Secretary Ited
a,. ... . 'y-i nn.-
...u mlullIlt..,( 10-uay no nan nccepted
Si) imitation from tllA TlMttnh Xflntarn
- - r - - - . . . - -" - - si's. SB
of Munitions tu nppolnt delegates -to tho
Ang0.Amerlcan ri iferinw. nn ..r,ri..j:
on r ?mw threads to be held In
J.r. ion v-trlv next year. I
I
r P'lng, however, he suggested
tha
fe,
0 sr.mcianiiiation nnouid be ef-
a id complete nnd "not limited to
u.e mi" 1' mutual accommodation of two
r" 'i s wh'lrt leaving undertermlned the
1 ' n as to how the action would
flf',,. ihu nnriernl IndiiKtrlikl wnrM tvlth-
hi ijnllres of those two Power.''
TO BE PROMOTED IN NAVY.
Meillcnl Director Harber anal Itltt
Will lie nenartleo.
tv as
.-. .. . . I
uec. .vjeaicai ui-i
. -.rer H, liarber and Edward
f tli .1 navy will be promoted
anV: of Captain to Hear Ad
win as Congress reassembles,
i ion nf dlatlnirulshert aervlccs.
11 .rbcr is nt the head of tho naval
' at Los Animas, Col., and Dr.
1' isnient of tho Naval Medical
vsaihlrutori.
h .
"merlul (nat. Increase 100 I. C.
Nvcnuo Conch Company re
.1
rday that there had been an
ea-e In the cost of tho forty
I by tho company of KM
e the beginning nf tho war.
ses inngo from 25 pir cant, on
i'"l wh'ic wood, used In bus
i ii) per cent. (HI Hteel
i '-leinls In use have advanced
i i lno per rent. Nails havn
480 tier flint nnd anft r.n.i lfR
gl) r
The other article khow a llku .
J.') of added cost,
COURT TO EXPEDITE
cfitc or cnrntroe
aassr aassr a a i a m m . m m m m-. .
Juafice Hotchhi$t Agrtat to
Advance Aetion$.
Roldlcrg nnd sailors who are parties to
civil iult in the courti of the Btat of
New York will receive preference on
ttlat calendar, according to fiction In tho
Supreme Court yesterday, which Is con
ahlered n probable Informal precedent.
""""' nson, as attorney lor
i'ul Onbovlti, appeared before Justice
i, u ?:IainA c"e.ot,the passing of the holiday season a big
iiuicnaiss ana moved that the case of
viivin tie Kittiuvu preference uanoi
vltr Is now a member of a United States
Infantry regiment He la plaintiff In an
num. Drour against tb Coney Island
nnd Brooklyn Railroad Company for
IS.O0O for alleged damages resulting
from an altercation with a Franklin ave-i
nue trolley car conductor at Conev 1st-
"""vl"! 3Jly' ..
nm itv n m mum. iau can renniiv psp
t;:0M situated as he Is are entitled to
preference mi thn trial c.il.mdar.'
Justice Hotchklss nod.led as In np-
l'roval und asked tho attorney to submit
pa pern.
BARGES RELIEVE RAILROADS,
T
n,Ter Trnmr nPP,, 9b,. Ped.
c?rnl Heport.
Wasimnotov. Dec 24 Thnuaands of
tons of freight are being taken from the
wartime burden of the railroads by river
barRes, nccnrdltiR to Information made
public to-day by tho Department of
tjommeifje. To cope with the Increased
tradlc nv terminals are under construc
tion at Memphis, Nashville, St. Louis,
I'eorla, St. I'aul nnd Minneapolis, and
Improvements are being made at New
Orleans, Montgomery nnd Mobile.
Government barses are belnir used on
the Mississippi, supplemented by steam
ers under the jurisdiction of th Depart
ment of Commerce. The l'nlted Statea
Steel Corporation has under construc
tion a fleet of seventy barges for use on
the upper Ohio anil Mononxahela River.
A fleet of twenty-four barges of 2,000
tons capacity nnd four towboats ls belne
bu'lt fr us from St, Louis to St. Paul,
jj"'1 ,h? Secretary of State of New York
..nn havi hiim n..t f h... iviV.J,.
Newhrkbs!e Can f rB" I
naK aBKea secretary Hedfleld where be
KoodstufTs are belri moved In large
MUantltles on Southern btreams, partlcu-
niriy mn Aianama rivers, wnicn nre ne
lnc utlllred to float corn to the Gulf.
1,048 STARS FOR GAS MEN.
l.'onsnltdntrd Company Displays
Big Ser Ice Flan.
The Consolidated Ons Company dis
played yesterday Its service flar with
I.04S blue stars to represent the em-
Payees of the company who have (tone
wan For 'tormy days the company
"as Provmen a smaller nap with the
1-ot' 1,1 tarrel numerals.
'(' employees of tho company recalled
m employees or tno company recalled
part taken by the company In
civil war. when a gas company regl-
"'
'ho
ment, commanded hy Col. Pharlos ltoome i
president T5f the old Manhattan Oas 1
Company, went to the d-fenco of Wash-,
Ington during one of Stonewall Jack-
son's famous raids. Col. Koome was
made a brlgadkr-Keneral by brevet by I
i-res nent j.incnn for organir nr the .
regiment and brinelnir It to the canltal.
NORTON OUT IN HACKENSACK.
'
Potnin8er Ilcalmia Helped Print
...... nn,i ...-,
1 r nn""1 From Mb,,-
Hacuknrack, N. J.. Dec. 24. Post-
master Jamei Norton has resigned his
position. His term does not expire until
J'bruarJ'' Rntl he hns nmed Joseph W
, - ".'"' "
waa round n paper hold to bo seditious
nan ncen printed in a snop partly con-1
trolled by a Federal official.
Sir. Norton's resignation goes nt0 ff.
reel a week from to-day.
SHIPS TO BE EXAMINED IN U. S.
nrltaln Will Accept Our Permits
for War Zone Paaaaue.
U ...... T- n. .
ASIII.VOTON, DCC. 24. As a result Of
the Halifax disaster, which crippled thcll7 60; 2S Ohio. 74, 116.50; 39 culls, 4,
tiort facilities there. the nrltlah nnv.en. 312: 20 ahaep. 10S, 310t 14. M, 37. .1
, ,, ,,, . .tr . " '
. "ii. "7 Vi.--.." . J '""""i
'm ins siu oi me uani o rur r.uroiw '
- hall bo exatn ned at American port, by
.American customs collectors and given
certificate, which will entitle them to j
m nui.ir v..,,,, w,i Emma iiisirn III
unmnletted nassnira throuaih th swir
AB RIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Waldorf-Astoria-
Dhln.
-F. Heath, Columbus,
lllltmore C. It. Cole. Chicago; Alex,
ander Taylor. Tuliaj C. B. Walte. Albany:
u. C Magnes. i.onaon; rrsnx lyeeuer anu
.. ,.hiiad.ihia.
A,,or-Mr. and , Mrs. F. C. Mortimer, I
a.. ..oUom f ( r. Mra UMIIIem lT.r-
HII I UIILIOVU I si t saaaau -. .
Held, Chicago; Oen. and Mrs. C. C. Hearn, .
United Statea Army; Lleut.-Clen. T. T.
l'ekln: Mr. and
iiV.T'iTipoiuo Laiaro. M.xlco city.
Helmonl Mr. and Mra. John
Ilelmont Mr. and Mra. John Wesley
Urown. Dalllmnra; Qeorg Hqulres, St.
ruu a. ... j.e.i.n.. .... .. ..r.i.i
Mr. and Mra.
Ilataway, Pittsburg;
J, Dart and family, Montreal.
v.nderbllt Mr. and Mrs. JI. J. Prltch
ard. New York: .Mr. and Mra. C. L,
Nichols. Worceater F. C. Chribrough. Iloa
ton. Manhattan Mr. and Mra. II. E. Tomlln
aim, Montclatri It. O. Drubblar, Scranton:
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Monroe, Scranton;
F..N, Draper, Petrograd.
" McAlpln M. T, Thompaon, Plttaburg;
T. A. Cunningham. Phlladslphla; J. J. tie.
Kaon, .DelrnU; Dr. U. F. Morgan, Clava
land. Plata II Courtney nurr, Waahlngtoni
T. Marburg, Jr.. flaltlmore; Mr. and Mrs.
U'llll.m l. Dav. DubUUUO,
Netherlsnd T. O. Thomas. Bouthsmp.
Netnerianu ""i '
ton: Mra. Kelson White, Iliiffalo.
iViti-V-arlton C. H. Williams. Chicago: i
rapt. J. W Harrington, ump Merrill; ,
(apt. and. Mrs. I . F. Ji- Chleago;
Mr7 and Mrs. H. tl, 84. lloonmaker, Cedar
Murray Hill Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hull,
IlulTaln; Mr. and Mra. H. H. Thorndlka
and Miss H. Thorndlka, Boston; J. A.
McAndrens, Toronto. .
Park Avenur W. F. Adams. Allentown;
M D. Davla. Tulsa: 11. C. Kellogg. North
amplnn: ThomiB L. Clay. Iia Angalos;
Mr nnd Mrs. O. II. Iletta. Wnshlnglon.
airaiford Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jennlnaa.
Southnort;
.irs. iiuinm ii, s-arsona.
llrrnnivlell.
Msrl Antoinette I. W. Parrlah, New
York; Mr, and Mrs. .7. II. Newman. Mon
treal: Mr. and Mra D. I), Knidalt, Huston.
Wolcutt Mr. nnd Mr. F, D. Hunter,
Montreal; J. Willis ('nnant, Washington;
Hear Admiral and Mrs, W. II. II. Suther
land. Washington, (.'apt, and Mrs. II, L.
Nash, Cleveland.
Imperial Mr. and Mrs rieorge F. Btln-
Boston: (Jlenn Ti. Hmlth, Knoxvllle;
Mi "h. (Iragir. Wilmington! 1). II. Doud;
cSitt5d Mr. and Mrs.
jdslphlu; W. K. Jackson
SEES BIGGER SALE
OF THRIFT STAMPS!
Allen Snys Mpr Companies' Co
operation Will He Felt
After Holidays.
Indication are Increasing that with
,
Jun - P will take place In tho rale of Thrift
"nd War Savings Stamps and that tho
enure movement to promote economy
throuirhout the nation will receive eon-
flderable Impetus. F. V. Allen. New
York Director of War Savlnss. raid last
night.
. s' n"a of """J0"' churches, life
l.uikti i risr.mi.i. rni rm.in nr f. irni-
F.iiireme.,head of the Grand I.odee of the
Mil' of Italy, and the lieadM of Irdees
In New Yi.rk. Pennsylvania. HMn. Mas.
saehusett, .1 New Jer.ey. support for
an ?, , K" Cnm.rn ,"nnV'":ea
by S00 lodges, representing 100.000 mem-
hers. Rach lodge has proml-ed to form
n war Favlnss fpclety. In accordance with
tht Ift cimiiu Ikii amoiitf Ills nelsllbors.
Tho 1Vudentl.il Life Inurance Com-
P - my h.w Informed Plrector Allen that
,011 Per cent, cf the employes at Its
iiviuv villi q lin il4ir.l IIM8 1"
InKs Stamp-, and have arranged to save
li.iin noiiin mui rvn iunuh ".v . t...
10 IS to apply
fctamps.
Hilt . . kl. n r..H.l.AV , nf
...v .tiiJi Mtu .i,j..u v pvtir iiiv ui iiif ...l M. ,v.. Il,nr 1 Ml tl IlIOl nmiAnWAV. lfl? anil ES4. In M Ifi StV I iI an II I lOO iBiuiiu, iiuim
Treasury MeAdoo. K.ich member will .,,,n- ' T,' ..mnprtip .vcre held at i bank and offices V Astor. 23 Went 26th ; AV ST NICHOLAf, sue
C?i.i?T...b,,T!'r!'' ""ILA"1"." !TO.n0. Thera'ro'just n.uth of tho ..-"". A " '. J? fCS'Ma J..
.viiiiii.n nut wu unit in i.iiiiiiii i'ii iiio ... ,i'..,n.i.p ,ii.riiip. M. ........ .... . .. . '. . . ...
iu iu iuiiiiii uwiui. "'.1691Il stroet. That deal also was nr-
The district divisions of the rrudentlal ,
rapidly nre crjranlrlnc war savincs eo-,
cletles, tho superintendent of each dl-i
vision acting as chairman of his local'
T.nl?T.nv.hLri?mu Sonnenthal the PouthweM corner Web
oftlco of the rrudentlal at Newark Is nVenuo and 173d street, a flve-story
now enrolled as a member of on of v, r.n hv nn. to
these societies and reports Indicate that
'a'h'n'Pl7''l'i 'very .llstrlct te or will
be enrolled within a week
Th. .m.,l..v.. t il. fnhM
t?-...i, V--r.. .j .1 t -
4i,.,r-:,Ti..-:Z .".a.""" . :.",:L,v. i
welcomo Chrlstma-. surprise before
,hy 'ent home list Monday, when each
"Ith a nve dollar War,
Savings Stamp and a ment!-dvo cent
Thrift Card with the stamp attached.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY nnCEIPT."
Hevt. Calve. Shi-ep. Iloc
Nnr York 3.881 2,341 3,933
Jersey City 8,117 1,881 11,015
Central Union . . t,3! ( 1,011 8,C6:
ISKEVht Iterelnts. 2.650 held
9. SOt
1,-'S'
can on s.ile. Htcera alow with an under
current of atrenflh and closing Orm to a
shade higher. Hulls an.1 cons In food de
mand and firm to 25c. higher. Ordinary to
fairly prima stefra aold at 810.434 12.45
per 100 lb.: bulla. 88 3033. Ureiaed beet
quiet at ateatt prlcei.
hairs Kerna Commlsalon Co.: 60 Kn-
tucky .Me.ra, 1.177 lb... average, in.SJ.wr
ito ih. t3, l.sni, iii,75: Zl Virginia,
1,073. 111.40. J Hhamberir A. Pott: 18 Ken-
"' ansrawn i .-on: n nm.
."Kfl mVo' tu"!1 XWlV't"-
3!tS: J.'t'i. tl.il. Tobln "'shannon: 100
Kentucky ate.rs. 1,170. 311.96. 1 bun.
J?'501 "- "!!
?o7. '$.: . Vs. siePhe'raon A Co.- 20 1
Ohio steers. 1.2C2. $12.48: 21 Western,
',-SiV. ts'ai i-S i25!i4J9o SCh
Vaniler'a: V stae sUeU. MS. 811: 24 vi?:
rlnln. 1.075. 810.6D: 3 bulla, varloua
elhta. 88.25fj; 1 helfera, C75, 8: 2
iAiav lAlA 4a t 1 4ja$t I 1 i f Asj
Andrew Mullen: 2 bulls. 815. IS: 2. 9S0,
11.75. 2 enu.. C71. 3S, 1.1. 1.015. 86 35: 9.
941, 86, 9, 750. 55.10. J (I Turtle A Son
5 hull, l.nrious w-lqhts. 871725. 21 cows,
S6I, 87 75; 12, 1,031. 37.40; 17. 925. 37 28.
1. 901, 1H; 27, IV 3-; 17, f.2, 85.75. 21,
871. 5 fij; 5, ,Sti J5.50; 7 71S, 85.
.t'ALVr.s Recelptr. 1,100 head. 6T0 on
Ml" Coo.l to priino (cms sliad. uith
fair danunJ, under grades iicnk, other
if'VwjT'sb r'tia" ii . fpuiVYi-i u 1
"raaierl isfta. arltns'. 6ft7 so", fe.i
Newton & Co.: 11 ejis. us, 117.50. s
Sander: 4 eats. 130. 317.50. 44. 133. Hi
. lit.
M1KKP ANI) IMII Hecelpts, 5,290
head; 13 cars on sale. Sheep a trllle weak;
hinitis 31 lower. A few late arrivals ver
ilkely to bo carried over. Common to
fairly prlmo sheep sold At 874.1 11 per 100
lbs; conimoti to prime lamhs nt 315Pr
17iO; culls at fl2W14; earllngi at 313.
Dressed niutton dull ut 16V21t., dressed
lambs castor at 25c,
Salia Kerna Commission Company: 305
State lambs, 80 lbs average, 317.6m per lOu
lbs; 118, 71, 117.60. S. Judd Az Co.: SS0
licril IUIIIO-, Itf. ill ..I, i. will'., in,
SIT s. s. fl.nder.; 5SS State lnnih. 71.
shamberg A Son: S43.Huff.lo lamb.,
llUP.i, Tobtn A Shannon: 3
Stute I
limt, culls, 58, 814; 3s aheap. 93.
Neuton, Co.; .2 Virginia lamb,
87.50.
1.
$l.0O; lj riila. 13, IJJ; 10 sheep, I05, 311; I
.-. Vs.,IT.!'WJft!nyeilta'S:
70, 313; 2 llleep, 125, l.
HOliS Itacelpts, 5.900 head; 1 rar on 1
sale. Market steady Country dnsaed I
lioga Arm at wane, per lu., luiellns pias
ul I
..::,A'.r,C',A"' I' "1?,0'k ""V
..fi1 A,i1: ?c.5i71!"n.'!ctl.pl:..:,;
K; mixed'; U.40V;.ii7 he'iV,: lluH
17.10; rough. $H.S0J16.55; plga, $11.75
ft 15.80. I
.le'TrPwi'Wi, vis.(e:rflr.7,-er.Nn,;o"
li:.7.'j toekirs and feeders. 86.50fil0.25:
COW
owa and heifers. I5.20WU. 30; cals, $5.60
i I5.51L
Sheep Itecelpta, 8,000: strong. Wethere,
l'i(i 13.10; ewes, I3O11.90; lambs. 312.601
16.40,
ST. I.Ol'IS, Dse. 34. Hogs necelnta.
7,700: higher. I.lghta, 816. 0tr 17,01: plga.
8I3.7515.25: mixed and liutchers, $16.0Tf
17.10. good heavy, 3l7tf 17,15; bulk, $16,40 1
V17.0.I.
Cattle Itecelpta, 4.400; higher. Natlvn.
'o V,". .'V." . ' ,,,r.'': ' :.u
.... r...l..r. Itlidlli t.,.,m iu,..il.
atei-rs, I6.76O10.50; fair to prime Southern
beef steers, 89x112.75; beef cu and hilf-
n.fterl'S'-ToftlOaM
h'htpi'it?lp0t..,7,oov.av
313fM6.25; ewes, 810U11.60; weihera, 111 a
13.60; cannera and choppers. $ti SO. I
l'lTTHM'HO, Deo. 24. Cattlo steady;!
'"Sno-mV'ldoiiV dark.
rrl'A.VS.'h.K.1 8 u"7STt.t0S cSllbanddSSm:
roan, 1867; lambs. $13 If 17; veal calves,
116016.60. ..... t. . .
Pr'.mTb'eK,:: Hri'lLlf? mttmS'.Vd
he.vv Yorkers. 117 5 17.10: light Yorkers.
$16&H.:5; plga, 816.40815,70; roughe, llti
OK.
4TNCTNNATI, Dac. S4. Hogs Itecelpta,
7,300; strong Packers and butchers.
3I6 50OU.76; common tn choice, 1131
'! P' "nu "B w v
nec.lpta, 1,700: alow. Steerr,
' ... h.ife-s.Ulfll: cows. 8708.50
CaUea alow, liljll.
uheen Hrceluts. 100: steady. 83010.50
Lambs tteady, I1O01L
KANHAH CITY, Mo., Dee. 24, llogn
necejpte, 7,000: hlghtr. Bulk, 1 16. 2 5. 9
14.76; heavy. IH.60Wli.80; packers nnd
butchers, $15. 50 16.76; light, $15.70 'i
11.(5: plga. $130 13.
Cattfe Iterelnta, 4,800; higher. Prime
fed steers, 12O14,$0i dressed beef ateers,
Jliri 12.50: Southern steers, 87 id 9: rows,
16(15.50; held re, 17010,73: stackers and
feeders. 17 lf 10.71; bulls, 16(13.25; calves,
8S.2J1I 13.
Sheep Itecelpta. 8,000: hither. Lambs,
8t.'.r H.80: yearlings, 3I21ill; wethers,
311 IMS: eivea. 3SWU.50,
KiT IHtl'FAI.O, Dee. 34. Cattle Ha.
celpls, 2,400: atrong. Prima steers, $13.50
rrli: ahlnulnv ateers. 81I.7S1M3 50: butch.
irs. tioir 13.-JS: yearllmia, 8IO.BOW13.50;
helfera, $8111.801 cowa, $1 80410.3$: bulla,
f.50rs,6O: storkers and feedera, $8.I0U
iui.rdr.rv tn.ii. tJoaVtio af
a3''' """P cSveiRtealpu. COOi tttodr. IT01T.lt.
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Operator's rnrchnsoof Three
Bronx Flats for $170,000
Enlivens Dull Day.
Sandwiched In between two holidays
the realty market did not bring forth
nny particularly tnterettnir new yester-
day. An operator bought three flat
i,m,.n r,rnnertlcs In The, tironr which re-
P , , . .. , Z.I.aJL
centl' Hwred In a trade for n Broadway
corner. Another Bronx flat was traded
r,.r n mini iitr.M. (rm nntlders se-
.1
cured . Mt near th(f Klver waUr
man llvlnir In Chicago bought a fine es
tnte at New I'nnaun, Conn. Trado leas
ing was fairly active.
. . . . . .
SRM.S nnoxx a ia rt.m i;.n ts.
S",, Maxhnllfan
'Morgentlmti president and Samuel Jacobs
," trr ,', ,nf,7 1017 Slnmson
; r P " i v apar ment houses,
.,. .... ' ..n ji.. nrn nlnis
., ' ' i ii,. I
..: T ..i,..,. ' nanv recently secured the
.. uiUldlneH to'irether with nln.teeti
. . . .. M0rU l'ark tract, from thu
t .t t. Man I , . fnmnini' 111 H.1 Tt tl.lV
'or )h(, Knowlton curl apartments
. ..,,l,Dol Mtn.r nf HrOflllWaV arm
"I uic.ruuiHM,., v...... ... -
ranged by the same brokers.
FLIT TltADCD FOIt ni.OCK.
a. iin i.a.... fnr Sohmer &
SV lMd Street tally Company, which
"'rrt pay,nt ,ha bIoCk with a
. . . nnt . - -. ,UA Anat I ' 1 1) nf
iromaBeoi -uu irci
Oneida avenue. IIS feet on 23t.tii sireei
n1 ISS feet on :3Tth street, con prisms
a P'ul ol lln 'ul'
IIUY V iTIlHFItONT SITE.
Warren fcklllln nnd tic Charles
' , , , . . 1.
Noyes Comiamy were the brokers In the
recorded sale of 3S4 South street, run
ning throuKh to 3H7 nnd 369 ITor.t street,
for the Dtsilson Itralty Company tu tha
itothbart (larage Operators, which will
lmnrove the site with a fireproof garajte.
n!... Int.l nnnmltnn U'llt IllVlltVC nil fiS
'pendlture of npproKlmntely f 50,000. The1
prop-rty was secured ny tne eeurrs m um
Smith Ely estate auction sale last spring.
MoitB MAMDr.i. assi:ts sold.
1 m.l. Ci.nirlnlen1otlt nf Hank HU
I gene Lamb Itlchards. as trusteo In bank-j
" .,aio,i ..ter,lv tn aidl two
5'r , ' V
lamis nuni iaiiiii ' ; - "
asset of Adolf Mantlet. K:i?t Shle banker
asset oi uou .nauuti. oo .
who tMp,S- to IV ll'cnblu.t,h for1'5n'0n
above mortgages aggregating $41,000.
One parcel, a thirty acre tract. Known aa
the Hams farm, was sold for J 100 abo
Incumbrances of $31,000. making n .to al
of $31,100 for land wltlcn was recenu
appraised as having a value of $87,000.
Tho other property, consisting of ten
ncrea and known as the Duhl farm, sold
for $5,000 above a mortgage of 310.000.
Unth properties are on Ilockaway road,
near Jamaica, and wero. sold following
ti meeting of the Mandel creditors', who
ngreed to a salo of tho land for the best
offers. Warren C. Fielding represented
the Hanking Superintendent as nttorney.
jmisRY Mt'I.i: YARD SOLD.
Tho Hlshop property, running through
from lMshop street to Johnston avenue.
near (Land street. Jersey City, used as
.-. mule, vnrd for the nat fifty years by
n. Hlshop, has been sold to a large
manufacturing concern through Julius I.
Klslak of Hoboken, N. J. The mule
janl conslfts of fourteen lots, and will
lie Improved Uh a larse factory. This
Is the first bis sale mado in the direct
lino of the new extension of the Fair
mount Terminal ltatlroid. ,
Tn.inr:! taki.vo sfaci:,
The llowantreo-ichley Compa-y has
leased the eighth floor in tho Puck Hulld-
inf. 295 to 303 Lafayette stteet, taking-
In tho entire block of F-jst Houston, Mul
borry nnd Jersey streets, in d . ontulnliiB
1.1,000 Miuaro fei-t. to the in wly formed
I'nulus-l'llnian l'rintlng Corporatlnn for
a Innc tenn from February 1, 191b, at
an nggicgato rental of about $50,000,
ileorgo n. Head Co. Ii3e leased
spaco at 15 William street to Irish A
Mnulson, Ltd., marina Insurance broker
of Toronto. Canadi ; also to A. Amaral,
T tl. It. Fierson & Co., Julius M All
man, the Sheba Trading Company, Prag-
Jro. SoorJee & Co and Max o. Hcnwartz ,
Also offices In the Morris Building, C8
""J. l" ,?,t,,,, ?T '
-i. ' i
American Coal Importing company ; in
the Heard llulldlng, 120 I.inerly street, to
(.corge K AtTii5. Nagib Sahycum, the!
Cnnstructlon Publishing Cotm.mny, Ml-
l.a-1 Khoury and Frank Van Anden. and
1" tho Hank of Commereo ltulldliiK. r.l .
the .Soutl, Tuxpun, Oil
Company and Uandell & Tlenkenv
Tim Kehulto Cigar Company has
,p-'rfi '"vrif. 'i8'or,e '
mm iinoriiitiii m ....... -
Joining northwest comer of highteenth
Ktrwt, to Jacob iirjunsteiir anu Albert
A. Winkler for a lunch room.
VA.N NOnilF.N IIOUSK ItF-NTED.
h, Vnn N'nrdpn residence at 8 Past
. . j IT , ,,." .. .
DIAfcy -".1.1 mn Plltl'h . II. w Blui; Vi.ilT
front structure, 70 feet cast of tho
KnlcKernocKcr 1. luu, ay tue aouin corner
Ot rillll uvcuur, nan ucru icuncu, lur-
nlshed, to Georgo U. Kent of Oyster
Hay. It occupies 11 lot 25x100. The
rC,ltal 18 "M l httV be8" l7'EI00-
"av"
nLshed, for Mrs. J. O. McLoughlln thn
nvo story American basement dwelling
m 44 Kast Hlxty-sixtli street, between
Mn 1ark "venue., to Miss A.
H. Illchardson of Itldgefleld, Conn.; also
leased, furnished, for Lewis A. Knott tho
three story and basement dwelling at
32 West Seventy-first atrcet to Kduardo
Parsons.
.ninmuirvT Dtmirna
Pease & F.lllman have leased nnart-
mcnts (rt IB West Fifty-fifth street to F,
c. Havemeyer: :t 4S Fast SUty-second
stieet to Mrs, F. II, iullie; at lft7 West
Fiftyoventh Btroet to Walter 8. Ileno-
diet; nt 930 Park nvcnuo to Winston
I'lmrclilU nnd at 027 Fifth avenue to
Alexander Alexander, president ot the
National Qum & Mica Company.
DOUGLAH MANOIl IN. LEASED.
The Interests backed hy Carl W. neffs.
formerly of the Waldorf-Astoria nnd
now manager of tho Hotel Hrcslln, havn
taken the old Douglas Manor Inn, nt
Douglas Manor, L. 1., ono timo tha
Manor House of the Douglasca and sub
seiuently converted Into an Inn, Tho
property hns been entirely renovated
nnd rebuilt under the peraonal super
vision or. Air. uent), it in tno purpose
of the Interests) backing this proposition
to open the place early In the spring at
a nign ciaia couiury notei ana restau.
!"-, Io conjunflon with the hotel
i ,
project the management Is to maintain
and conduct a country club of limited
membership. Tho iironcrty has. been
taken over In the name of the Douglas',
.Manor notoi anu uiud, inc. William 11.
I'reedman Is attorney for tho company.
CRTS 111,000,000 CONTRACT.
The George A. Fuller Company has
received the contract for the addition to
the plant or the Morgan Engineering
Company at Alliance. Ohio. Tho estl
mutfcjicost Is 11,000,000. '
nnOKEItS IN RECENT DEALS.
I'orter A Co. negotiated the recent
sale of the throe story brown atono
dwelling at 75 West 12(th street for tho
John II. llasken Kstntcs to Maudo K.
ricoflcld.
Theodore A. Kavanagh of John J.
Knv.inagh was the broker In the re
cently reported lease to I. Townsend
Burdon, for the estate of Sarah Her
man, of the live story dwelling ai zu
Kant Eightieth street.
SEW 5IAXIIATTAN BUILDINGS.
ISTH PT. 20 V. for a 6 sty restaurant.
torca ami offices. Jtise.S Mrs. J. A.
Kersuion. Si Central l'ark Writ and O.
Hhnttuek Co . Inc., CJ W.it :d t..
onnrrs; C. K. Hirst, 29 Wait 31th ft,
nrchttrct. Cost S4S.000
I.KItOV ST. s r cor (Ireenwlch t. nty
urehnn., tOl.txtll.: linker A Will
Ittns. fi12 Washington M, own.r: Iltn
lrk. A.iilnuall A Tucker, S W'st 40lh
it, architects. Cost :50,000
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.
LEXINGTON AV, 1ST. fnr a atr tns
mtnt and atnre, 1' JafTo, 1H7 LeiclnB
ton av. nwner! O. Lowlnion. 366 Fifth
av. sri-hlt'ct. Coit 810,000
sty Irnement S A floldsrhmlilt. 2 'o-
In in In) tflt-i'I. tiwnr:
r; v II lowr. 3
Columbus Circle, orchltect. Cot... .ft, 000
.r:v nnti.TV conroitATioNs.
Th MIddlfbronk rti-slly Corporation,
Manhattan, capital, 820 eon; director, I'
C Scnllild. IloJerlc Wellman. Jas. H.
Msi-kle.
Thi Wrlna Ri-iltv CoTipanv. Manhattan:
capital. 31.0110; illrrrtnrs. Charlei Laue,
William l.aue, I'harlfa W l.aue. ,
Th CI. It, W ("nntrurtlon CnmnanT,
Mnnhattan; capital 81.00(1: dlrfrtors. llilor
ltela, Oorce Oroaamnn, Jacob Welltoff.
Th" I". n. B Corporation, Illtlt. L. I ;
espltnl, 310,on0i dlrnctorn. William E. i
Ilnkrr, K. n. naker, Wllllnm II. v.. Jay.
Tho 32 Wc.t 37th tret roriioritlon.
Manhattan: rapltal, 810,000; dtr'Ctors. It.
Ti. Whltlnr, It. L. Stanton, II. T. Houth
tcn. nESUI.TS AT AIJCTIOX.
(AT 14 VUSCV PTItBET).
Ily Henry Hradr.
71ST BT. 13D E. miOM 4 aty dwlit; It
M. Kellv agt Ambruan Italty Co t nl;
lui-. 828.069.(3: inset, it. t'37.:0: to
in- iJininiiii ..... i
jj;th sr, sns W. 15t95.11. 3 aty dnls:
th plaintiff 327.000
f J OutnUn art Hoe I.vro et al
due, ;,452.82, tales, Ac, 899.10; with
drawn. Ily Jontph P. Day.
nrTor.n.o pl. 21. n , :sxiio, n tv tnt
A atr; Cleneral Theoloclcal Henilnarv nf
the Trot HpU Church act farah Him
herr'et al: tine. 827. 20f 78: taxeq. &.C..
11.451 05. to the plaintiff 389,000 ,
Ily &.nnpel Cioldi ticker.
I
07TH ST, W. n a, 50 a S-aman a. 60x109.
vacant; city or .n y agt raman iteaity
?.hdra,;n,Ue "J,-"i " U'6'-
wittiurann.
ASSIGNMENTS OF .1HIKTC.AOF.S.
,.nv,vTv. .v - V. '1Z e.,.
w. . . i, . w
ftH"..hf "u.1!".. to..ALfr LtMe"?ttlV
--
'
c5Tlt ST.
Mary M and Agnes Meehan. 860 We-t
i:n1 av; attje. ver 1-l.ini'Jt it V. 149
llnay 317,210. 3S
47T11 ST, 30 W Jaa A Meehall, trua, to
Vincent P Meehan. fn Wet i:nd av.
attys. Ver Planck A I. 149 Ilway 330,206
BOND ST. 61 Jno 1J Miller and ano, exrs.
tn i.awvers itort ("o. s i.inerty at 317.000
niDOK ST. Ill IJIIIe A Conn to Herman
Joseph, 210 w 110th st; attya. Arnafln
at i.evy, iza siwnv
LLNOX AV. e . 75 10 1. 117th et. 25x100
IMw A Morrison et 1 . true, to Uvrv-.
Mort Co. It I.lhertv ft 820,000
SA.MI7 PnOI'HIlTI -I.arver Mort Co to
New ltorhelle Trust Co, New liorhelle,
N Y addreis 61 I.lbertv t 82s. 0"0
49T1I ST. r.jn-2S W Tf esle Kolsnm to Sum-
liel 11 Fulrom, 127 17 24lll st, atty. Jno M
ltlirk, 9 Nassau et 82 00O
117TH ST. 45 W-Wm Menke to Mary
I'ohn, 46 W 117th at, attya, Schlrslnaer.
I) & H. 20 Ilroad fct 8 750
llronx.
MORRIS AV. w , ijo . 176th at. I.rtl-
129 .William st. Knst Orange, N J.
ntty.fr (SAT Co, 176 rtway II.OOOi
1IOK
; av, 1
1056, a eor KSth st. 110x100-
Law era T A T Co, 160 I3wa . . . .'. ".'.31
LOTS 95 and 07. map..Woolf x , Woolf-
Cstelle Corner, 710 West i:nd av. 1
to Josephine Itelnhardt, 140o (;-and I
Iltvd: atty, A K Outgsell, 38 Turk
ltnu 1 1011.
HOSTON l(D. 1066 Wm A Pratt, exr. 10
Wm A Pratt, 1S W CSth st. nttv,
('has A nunk. 31 Nassau st IJS.OOO
TltlNlTY AV. 892 Win A Pratt, exr. to
Wm A Tratl. 165 V 6llh at
atty, Chan
ruLTON A V. 114: Walter ' i
.1.500
Walsh to
atty, Title
$100
A II Mcnaa, 4!so ilway;
(Juar A T Co, 178 nsiay.
LIS PKN'PEN.
Manhattan.
IILIZAUCTII ST. !C5 Wilfred
1 Rlcardo
et Hi agt Itacliel I.
(amended fpreclosuro
attvs. Jav A Candler.
l'axlnsky et
of mortgage i
DliOADWAY, 1165 John Williams ic
1465 UroaJway Corpn faction to fore
rlose mtchuiilc'a lien); atty, H S Hoch
helmer. IlItOADWAY. 1412 John Williams agt
14S3 Ilroartnay Cnrpn (action to fore-
loso mechanic's lien); atty, II S tloch
helmer. 45TH ST, 421 W Andrew J Lwald agt
lvllzabeth M Nag (foreclosure of mort
gage!; atty, A J i;wain.
j.k.vox AV. a w cor 127th st. 911x185
Orace M Lane agt Frederick IllerhofT ot
(forerlositro of tu mortgngea) ; atly. '
nueiA'' 3v n . eor ;rroiir -t.-s !
m"f Z?L T aV.u.r'Vg't
Wolf Nadler et al (foreclosure of mort-
gage); atly. M D Steiler.
117TU ST. s. 275 o 2d nv, 37. 6x100.11
Leo cabn agt Mary Munra rt al (fore
closure of mortgage); attys, I'luegelman
A Trosk.
Bronx.
SB VKDSPIJAnE AV. w a. l 9 a 168th at.
100x100 Manhattan Mortgage Co agt
peerlesa Amerlcm Products Co, Inc. et
nl (foreclosure of mortgage); attys, Car
rlngtnn A Pierce.
ST LAWnjINCB AV. 1519 Joseph Lleb-
man et al agt rnia Kiteni.er et nl (action
for specific performance nf agreement),
atly, J. Frey.
M8XIIANICM' I.IENO.
Manhattan.
OtTH ST, n a, 152 w Amsterdam av, 22
sn.4Xjou.ii; niso iiroaunay, e s, 125,10 s
3d St. 41.11x140.5. leasehold Cniienll.
dated Chandelier Co agt Hroaday-nith I
St ilesJly Co, Inc. and Simon W Strauss, i
trua, owners and contractors; Harry I
Schlff. contractor iLkdo
SAMK PHOPIIKTY Marcus I: dimming
nat Ilrnailway-Dlin St lleallv Co. Inc.
owner anil contractor $3,194,77
MONItOK ST, 171 Morris Stolewltx agt
Sum Novlok, owner and contractor.861 '0
IIHOAllWAY. e s, 33 II 94th st, Cllll;
also 84th st, n s. 163 w Amsterdam nv,
30x100 Frank Morrell Co, Inc. agt Eu
gene Hoggins, owner; Uroadway.lHth St
Iteaity Co, owner und contractor.. .13,000
Bronx.
JEROME AV. t a. cor 184th at. 86.1x36
Uppa Flreprooflng Co, Inn, agt Arklln
Iteaity Co, Inc. and Aaron Klein, onnera
and contractors
WICIISTEIl AV I.INU. section 9 II (elo.
vated railroad structure, Ac) -John
Clannattaslun agt Interboro Hapld Tran
sit Co, owner; Mlchail J Leahy, contrac
tor 36,537,40
WBT1STEK AV, 1532 Herman (Irossmsn
nit Joseph. Benjamin. Alfred and Ueorgo
Krankanthaler, owners; H II Itaphaal Co,
contractors 1170.26
SATISFIED M0BTCA0E8.
(With nama and addreaa of lander's at
torney. I38TII ST, 41 W Margaret B Napier to
Hy W Dnilan, 117 K 23d at, Dec 30, 1910;
atly, Bdw A Isaacs, 27 William at, $7,500
Alleged Wife Slayer Eat-npca.
Annipalc, N, 11, Dec. 14. Itobcrt
Kelrstcad. nrrested last n giit on u
charge of wife murder, escaped tn-dny
while being taken to nagetown Jail. On
Kelrstead'e promise to accompany tho
constable quietly he waa not handcuffed,
but when passing through 'the woods ha
maue a oreag far liberty and, eluded
capture.
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
With name and ndrtreM ef tender and
attorney, tf I ndrr's name Is emitted ad
drtti party t the first part,)
Donntnwn,
(South of Fourteenth street.)
FP.O.VT BT, 37 and 309, s , 62.231. Si
Irr.f Denlion Ilralty Corp to Koth
hurt (larnfa Operators, 320 E tlth t,
mtg 37.000, b and a, Llao 22; alt)-.,
Ktoddard A M, 121 Ilway 1100
Eaat Side.
(Baat of Fifth avenue, between Fourteanth
ana iiuui streets.;
ITI1 AV. 933,
. 3tlt0i with r a wl
- mt 74lh n s 140
ovpr atrip 10x77
r Fifth iv-Mvrtls
11 i:jar,la. 4607 Fifth nv. Plttiburr,
I'a, l-C part, all llena, Vco 17: Bltyi,
Murray, 1" & 11, 87 Wall at 31.000
I04TH HT. 172 K. 25x100.11 Julia Torn
hack tn Samuel D Tombatk, IS1 II 140th
st. mis liz.ooo. Mar -v. laarcii, n.
UlOlth et 1100
SAMIJ l-HOPBUTV Hadle M Mcl'hje to I
Angua Mcl'hrr, Dublia Ferry. N 1. Vi I
r t and I. mtg 112,000, M.ir 29; address i
mauisov'av"i42" 'w 'a ' txio'o Eih.l
mVs"? to J.'eob I Hers. 230 W 101M
t. mtg tli.ioe, Dec 18; atty, Mlchsfl
Kaufman. )!)B flvfl' 81
8VlfiVu?l.?HTrJac?ibLI,ni?Cm?!
ifttVuSJlTO
tVeat bide I
w.. rm, .v.,,,, i,',,, Fourteenth
(West of F1hrt5f ,",',7 Fourteenth
S7TII PT, 34 W, 26x93.9 Lawyers Realty i
Co tn Cicilla A Coffin, lit Nac ai.
I'elhain, N Y, mlr 3ii.ooo, n ami s. mi
Hen., Dec 24; utty, L.iuyers T A T
Co. HO Uav lv0
. 1 ll'U
KITH HT, ZDl W, C2X100.8 Outave A
and Mortlu. U A IUtkur to Harla Court
anil Norfolk Corp, 308 W H4th at. all
llena. Dec 12; atty. T O & T Co, 1.6
Uay i 8100
L'ptovi n.
of 110th street.)
112th M, 76.3
Farrell to Lulu '
, nil Ilitia, Dee
160 Ilivnv J 1 0 II
140T1I ST, 67 W 41,bx94. .1 (foreclose nets
14 iui;i Timoiny i'.ii. ri-i, m
Iium.ih..iit, C01 W 1121.1 at. Uje .1.
-imun jjewmora, ! nr.i.i
In I' tT, 470 W, 100x82.3 .Marie Kilhra
to Pearl .Nllea, Union, .' J. all liens,
li-r 21 "
A ST MCHOI.AP. n w c 192d at. runs n
oS I In a a Wadaworth nv s w 20S.5 to
n s 152.1 at a e 180.4 to b-K, nori llenr.
Jlnrcenth.iu Co to City Heal Estate Co,
lit! Hway, intB 134.500, all ilena, Uec
ntty, T O ft T Co, 176 Hwiy 31
1931) ST, a a, 110 vr Audubon nv, runs a
100a w 200 to a AV St Mcliolaa x n
100 11 to i a 198d at x e 1H.4 to bep 1
Henry Morientliju Co to City Ileal La-
tate Co. 176 Ilnay. mte J2J.000. all Hens.
b and a. c n ST. Uec 20, utty, T I. A T .
Co, 178 Dway
llronx.
(Doroujh of Tha Bronx.)
AIAMS AV, e a, 1SU a Columbine at. 00x
lull l.'l.iretiio I'roneub'il to Joaeplllne
Kriedmun, i2J llugnta uv, Oct 1); al.y. i
It U Ucaeln. W Wall t 1
SAJIL; I'itorUIlTY Arthur I'rlednun jo
aaine. oa samo utty. 38
ItOAU leading to 1'cih.im HrlJce. e a,
17(1 n ot nouae at rU leading from
Westchester, runa r Ml.fix a lllT.Ox u
(i2.Vx e 11. Thos .M K tlnoodli) to
HaLnlel L iniiwoo.iie, ma iiic, iv,.
Ilealey . JenUlnetoHn, I'.i, mtB $l,t-nO,
July 12. I'Jlu; utty, IJjgeno llosaci, I
-MS Ilii.tlcv v .....II .
HAMK I-llOPEHTY Ca.n Ilatcneior
Jan-tte Uoeach. -J812 Uadley av. Nov 12
.SA Jill' I'l.bi liii'I'i 'u.'ii iu'i "u'liiuooal.
to nugene Iloe.cli and ao, 2S12 Oudv
0T'niKHN lloUl.lYv aYiI.
Nov a; same any n
a, ui.i'i ii
(Wh t. runs n IL'J.lX W 1Ui.1
; ' .'IVH'V mi, i"
.i, Vo i riii i Ii. . ii Vninir i: II
"""-r X si V.l.V. .''""uM'OO
in-nii st . 47 7 l'rosnect av. 21 x
Kl."x21 27 0 Anna Sleferinunn to U. fa
M l .iii.l., 3i!H lir.ire a iul lii.iuu.
Dee Id. Attv. Martin Kre.st.h. &S7 Pro-
pi I av II
TltlNlTY AV, Mi'.i, w a, 2,".xlim Mario
liutjnan to Peter H.rKhitdt and uuo,
S2:i Forest av. nug In .'.no. lec 1s,
utty. Lugena L llrlsach, 3-J1 U MOtli
s; 3100
ST ANN'S AV, 645. w a, 2CxSli 11 Klllge
ley Cuiitr.ictitiB Co to Ku.rtln ICIctt and
ano, .1700 Paulding av, nfrga Ill.onO. Uec
21. utta, WlUUmson A II, SHI Alex
ander av 31
ltd AD Ira, lint to Pelluim bridge, e s, 17 6
Ironi n w cor house ut road lending from
VtVstrhestrr, runs S3. 6 a 37. 9x16x62. tx
117 Mary A Chlrleea i't at to Uuxt n
llot-irh and ano, 212 Dudley av, mtg
II, Kit, Nov S; atty, Uuccna Uoesch, 2S12
Dudley av
LOTS 7 4 anil 70. mip llronx Torrac-
Anna Meiermunn to Dura M Morstatt.
8611 Ornce k, Ij, p.irt,. mtg 825,000.. Vtc
20, atty Martin Kretsch. 5j9 Prspei '
-v 31
LOTS 140 and map Hrcadway.clty 'me
pruperiy Jeanette M (J kendon to John
r ' anavan. 121 Fjnsliaw av. Yonkers.
N Y, mis II. Hi), 1-ieo Ii, atty, l.awere
Title A T Co, 160 llnay Ji
LOTS 161 nnd lbj. map building lots near
Wllllamsbrl'Ve stntlon--llarry Ki-mini'ir,
ref. to M.irj M Argerslnger. 145 V 121at
st, Dec 13, atty-, Clocke, K & H, 891 17
1 49111 st 81.00')
187T1I ST, 753 12, 32 9x9Sx:-.x'.l9.0 IMtnun 1 I
i nennosiy. rer, to Maria tplru.
' jVlS'ow""- '.''"iVn I if!.?"
' UVtoi-Kri1, m''t. V. ,.Z l", W?
Itea.H Co, 1005 K 180th st. l).t 17, ait
.1 A stelnmiitr, inos i: IJOth st . .. 8'
LOT s.', map Harrington eMul, also lot--U2
nnd 203, map Thompson-Ho-e estate
Peter HIiMiardt to Mario Uutmall.
2015 Southern lloulv. Deo :l, atty. Title
I (-i, A vT ...
..utii a: i vi, in nun) .... . ...
v. cor it,cth st. 1..6. 6xi0(i.
a l'ar'aer .Nevln. rer. to !' id ,t M'e
liuar Co. 175 Itemson st, llk.vn, Deo 21,
attv. THiii (luar A T O" 17.. Ilw.iv Ii ooo
rnospncT a v. . ;u n ictu t. 541
S.i Charles Melsel to i:tln;i- .Melst.
(ireat Neck, I. I, mtg SU.500. t)rC ;o,
atty, Charlej J W McImI, 140 Nassau
el 110(1
rrriSI.HY AV, nee Illukimk a.
!')- Martin Klett to KmMley Contract
n i o, 1962 UnKersllv nv, Dec 21; ntt,
Williamson A II. 264 Alexander av..HM
l.-'l- 737 and T:!-. : i i;i '.i..isun prop..ti
Hrnest M Hlelfeld tn Itier ltenlly Co,
'Wl i; 180th at. Dee 17, atty, J A Stein
nets, 1005 17 ISOth t l
.iI'il.nt nun; n.ACi:. s , 112 6 c Mmi
r-.- av. runs its 1 12 fix a .14 to Morris
el (.losedl x e 162. 3x n 110x 119 8
Msrtln I. Himman et nl to John J Paul
isn, 441 Tremonl av, ot ul, Dec 21.
.at'.. J .1 I iuli.e-f 4tl Tr- tnont nv . 81
HDNKYWELL Af w s, 5 1 n 173lh et
2n 9x100 John (1 Michaels tn Hrnest M
Blrlfeld, 11I Wjatt at mtg 33.000. Deo
17. utty, Krnest Blelfeld, 1141 Wjutt
st 31
VBLLMA2.' AV, 5. 571 Mnyrlauer 11
25xi;o.6x2C 11x130 7; alo p'n't JS, map
Cornell estate Frank Oasa, Inc, tn llud
tnn I' Ito.e Co, 7 W 45th st, Nov 3'J
ntty, Hudson P Itoso Co, 7 W 45tll
at lino
WAI.1' AV, w a, 212 7 a Westchester ul.
25x130 6x23x144 Jacoh W Sproule to
Thotnas A Sproule, 853 Caldwell a, Dec
H t rlioilia, A Sjiruule, 853 Cauld
well av Gift
MOUT(lA(.!.
(With name and nddres of lender and
lender's attorney.)
Don-ntoirn.
(South of Fourteenth etreet )
Bl I
is w 62 2x
X o 5x
II 7 5x n
FBONT ST, 367 and 369, a a, runs
a 140 lo ti a fiotiui si (381)
il 70x c 25x n 27. 3x e 12.U
'ix tl 35.8 In beg Rothbart fi.r.ifn
Operators to Denlsun Realty Corp,' 2
Win st, Dec 22, 7 yrs, Ci, pr mtg
37.000. attja. Stoddurd A M, 12s
llnay $7,2jO
NdUFOLlC AV. n e c.ir Stanton st, 48 4
70- Barry. Dora. Samuel nnd Jacob Cold
I burg lu ( Kestenbaum. lfj B 105th et
I Dec 17, mtg 8720,000 83,100
LHW1S ST, 113 e s, 25x100 Cartr.nn.i
I Iteaity Co tn Oliver J Kernes, 61
i.eonaru si, imiyn, uce ii, t yra. t-r,
pr mlg 118,600; atta. Amend A. A. 119
Nassau at ....$7,000
East Side,
(East of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 110th streets )
MADISON AV, IC42, w a, 19x100 Jacob
L Hers to Ethel Mygar, 177 B 4th at,
Dee 19, due and mtg as per bond; atty,
Michael Kaufman, 899 llnay 8400
West Mlde.
(IVeat of Fifth avenun, betneen Fourteenth
and HOIli atreeta.)
94T1I ST. 308 W, 62xl00.il F.irla Court and
Norfolk Corp to Mary M Hojce, 311
llarclay st, Flushing, II of Q, Dec 22,
yrs, cev. pr mlg lOT,lioo; atly, T (I-
A T Co, 110 Un $7,00i)
I'ptonn,
(Manhattan Island, north nf 110th street,)
14TII ST. 221-25 W. 7575.11. Dee 22 -Townaend
Plnkney to Till" Ouar & Trust
Co, 174 Huay, duo ntiJ Int as per
bond $16,000
Bronx,
(Borough of Tho Bronx,)
LOTS 144 nnd 165, map bldg lota near
i Wllllsmsbrtdgn tatni.-Mnry M Atget.
Inger, 145 W 121st at, Deo 13, 3 yra,
p c: sttya, Clocke, K A II, 391 i:
111th l $111
LOT 1, lilk 7A, lot 2.1, bill 7. mop Mori Is
lirk Francesco (Intrl to llronx Seeurltv
A llrokeragn Co, Den 20. Installs, 6 p c
utty, Isaac Levlson, 253 B 138th at. .1300
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan. s
FOX ST. w s. 2J.6 s 169th st Tremont
Iron Works, Inc. att W S 1 Shields ot
al; Mureh t. 1913 (canrclleil) $75.05
SAl'A: I'ltOl'intTY Flskc A Co art same:.
I Unrch 6. 101.1 (einrilUd) U.lt
I SAMK PltOPKHTV -Cnrr Ilulldlnr Co ngt
I stmej Mnteli 31, 1913 (cntieelled IJ,84,JS
8AMB I'UOI'KltTV Muton Hull'llng Co
' nit tame; March 21, 1913 (can.
cellsdi I2.0S3.C0
SAME PnOPKItTV Cro, Austin A Iro
land I.mnhr Co set suae; March 27,
1311 (rincHrill I.13S.D0
BAMG 1'tlOI'KltTr Krnt.cH' X Kel. Co
a(t saniei March J1, 1913 I mil
1 1 rl 1303.12
f AMP. PItOPnitTV -llrnry Wright' ,-ionii
sgt same! April 16, 1113 (cancelled) , III
HA Mi: PnrjruriTT I'rosresi Marble
Works. Inc, ugt aims; May 19, ltl
leinc'tledl , f so
CAME Pnni'BltTV John Wlltlnms. Ine.
oet same; June 2(1. 1911 (cineelinl ... 46
KAMI: I'lt01'i:itTV-Iullus Oehl'ln net
."m'j Jiarrn :i. I'Jia (cnncilin ) . . . a.'
CHATHAM PUL'ARC. J Mlchnrl Cnpplelln
40 QUIT JAIL FOR XMAS.
.j ..,.. . . .. .... .
..-"...... urr-
,r nefiirmntdry Authorities.
.
lUltWAT, N i., Dec. Z I. Forty-odd
Iniunte- the la- word Is not strictly cor-
rect-of the S a.e lleformato.y here left
to-day for their homes In various parts
rtf tbi. CtntA Th.i' lint'M lit(rA
rplves o return Wednesday. f)n S
Yf-,r,s eve abmlt the, same -number will
lwr iiuimrt.
Though sentenced to t .e reformatory,
Jh(i Unme m
weeks have l.fin .out building the road
fto:n Georgetown to Wrlglilstown, torn
up by the tltieks use.i in tnniiuns camp
,. Thev A avc been wot 1:1ns !lmot
. . . -
without Ruard.
NEW YORK'S
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
HUM. AII..N ,i IIIIT-4.
, iir.itktxi:i it; rtfiTooi
From i'rlnury to Culler?." lr:n ,
'wlmiuluit IW, etc.. ;i7lli yew. aoo.is W
UiH -41. Tel. .h ivlrr (,.
II AHA ( IKHII, i lilt lllll -4.
HclclMun. rn St. uoyj m "
naln all itay, iprlii('T; sitv. Mudj it'll.
lennl4niirt A I Ii. I'l.-l I Kl.nl a t.i ntl.
llllh IMI.Ctllltl l-l'l.l iltll.l
A hl'.MIAl. IIAII.S UN KClM'l.ir.
mi m iiuui., i ni.i.i;. a.m 4 (ii'
IIUICI.AL', N. V. t., .. . lfV.
DRAKE BUSINESS SCHOOL
154 Nassau Ft., opp. New York City Hall.
Meerelarlnl mid l!nilneia Trnlnlnir.
Aalt tor CntuloK. l.earn how to aurceed
position tii'uiA.vnn.D ro vol.
llOUltS! !) . 0:30 A M to 3 P. 11.
Nlchts. nny time nftir 3 1. M
VI v c, Irin, c , , i-t)TI I AX'fi
NYSCHOOLxv.01 lUIUlWSD
ky,l.JXyC,tmJTTAmVi
3U,rlnriRT.Mt, pt&Xy w, "JKCrtlllvu
Ve Irala t.u In 0 vMUffJ Vrfmitvnmw
I to O .celvs ol xon lailiMia-
anion expense. aimciiin.Liiro.iBovj
AL'TOJIOllll.K AMI .Ml (lit '3 KICK
tSsTIClClION.
, AUTOMOtllLR eapen.e, redur.,1 he kn,.
"' . - p. ..nunwB 1 tor una on oeii.tu oiune i;uy or ,ew i on:
for owners, prospect!' e owners ttwiulteurt bv the Corporation Counaal of the City of.
and ladles, special ro'ire,. in S-lf Ma'tera, i N-en York, for the appulntinent of Comtnli
Urhtlng and Ignition. AinoMOHIL .iri of Appr.ilsal pursuant to.Chapter 4 .
SCHOOL. V..t Sid. Y. M. C. A. 311 Weal I of the Isms of U91 and the several st.it-
tlth Htreat.
lYI'Ktt III I Kit
I YPF WRl I f RKNTFi lot c rtiipi premise, included within the.,
1 1 r & VV 1X1 i i-INO I r. 1 b,'ocl: bounded by the southerly sldo of Kast tl
.Son-Visible. 3 month. SV Ulhle. 3 mnntha, .3 th Street, the e.ia-orlv aide of l-ark ni".
57. .Ml. Iiiltl.il payment appllr If purchased 1 nue, the Harlem Ulver and the westerly e
AliUltlCAN WHlIIMi M'.tlllNU CO, c 'side of th" Mott Huven Cannl, Horuugh rf
8 ' rindi ay n W rlhst . t .,. The llronx. City and Plate of New Ynrl.,
80 E. 23d St.. opp Madison Ae. ,y 'd requlrrd for the purposea of the construe-
14 W-st 42d t Ttlnei 'I'lii.r. 1 '-maiia , tin, maintenance and operation of u pnr.
Hon of the rapid trannlt railroad oommonly
biTr.vnoN? wm r.i) malk.
rnnKMAN, tsjpi rln-ondent or Shipping
Clerk refer.-nre i it- 1 1 ir Houe and nils
ro It I i" -
IIULP UANIKIe MALE.
DNPI HIKNCin F.iininei U lr.. Operator.,
stale stages exp'Ct-il Ad lres A. 17 V ,
l,r t r Hi 1 n"
IKIAKIIl.ltx Il.tMl.ll,
? ;or st i i rs' - i.i
. ani I'lileuc. s, strictly prlva
erences
i.o-r. i m mi and ltrw i:iin.
LOST Monda morning tilnrk pocket -boi
k on 5th Ave bus, ma-k d S II I.
Fii'der please return ta 1, L -uh s
Itr-vnrd.
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APARTMENTS TO I.F.T.
42 EAST 78TH ST.,
S. E. Cor. Madison Av.
M( KT EXCLUS1VR
RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
One, two and three rooms awl
bntli. Non-houseVceping Apart
ments. Will decorate to suit ten
ant. Rooms largo and may be
connected to form largdr Suites
as desired. Subway, surface cars
and Cth av. bus transportation.
' Moderate rentals, yearly leases.
Apply vn premises or inquire
ESTATE OFCH RLES GULDEN,
0 Elizabeth St.
Tel. FranMln 5C70.
TO LET FOB BL'MINKSS rUBfOSI
MADISON AVENUE,
S. E. Comer 78th St.
ATTENTION !
Progressive, liigli class busi
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vutli larr.e cellars. In modern
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Ideal for Dank or Drut; Store.
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ESTATE OF CHARLES GULDEN,
50 Elizabeth St.
Tel. Franklin 5670.
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ORfATNECM TOHUWTINofON PWOPtm 'A I
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rental mill buy our lionm ut Mahwali, Near
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I JI'IIICIAL UI.TltICT
KIII9T'
In the Mutter of tha Application of the
I PV;,: s.rvire rnmmlaainri for i i . fir.I
I CiD-t of tha MaTe o" New' York artln. 1
iiite amendatory thereof and supplemental
thereto, relative to acquiring a cermunent
and erpetual underground right, casement
and right of way nnd also temporary
...y.n.ml In. under And thriuiirh a nnrllnn
spoil, tl or n in- i.-insinn .ivrnun HOlilr
i Nnrlfo la hereby given thit th. rrport of-s
I Charles L. Hortman. Charles J. f.eelle an j i
llenno l.ewlnson, Oommlealonera of Ap-
pralial. duly uppolnted In the nhoie en
' titled proceeding, which report tiara dt t
the 20th day of October. 1917, as nied
In the otnee of the Clerk uf the County
I of Uronx on tha 10th duv ot December,
I 19171
Notice Is further given that said report
will be presented for confirmation at .t
Sperl.il Term of thn Fupre-no Cojrt ap
pointed tn he held In nid fnr the Count
rvtij(. sVrirtiEh of The llronx. City of Ne
molnr 11 ' yrk?2on the 3!t day of December. 1917.
famiiy. refe-;-,, orning of Court on that dav, and
OI llronx 111 ino iiuniy ..unit no use III
thit then and there, or n soon thereafter
a. counsel run be beard, a motion will
be mide th , iiil -erjrt be conflrmei.
Dated, December 14. 191?
LAMAll IIAItDY,
Corporation Counsel
Municipal Dulldlng, Ilorough of Manhat
tan. New York Cllv
of Cambrai
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