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New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Legality of Restitution
Suits Against Directors
Argued at st. Louis.
N. Y. STOCKHOLDER
WOULD BEGIN ACTION
His Counsel Declares Purchase
of ST. Louis, Brownsville &
Texas Was Illegal.
- Telegraph 70 The Tribunc-

s.. Louis. Dec. 92.-Judge Sanoorn
heard arguments in the United STATES
Circuit Court here to-day as TO "hether
there was a legal basis for restitution
suits AGAINST certain directors and Tor
mcr directors of the St Louis a san
Francisco Railroad on account OF the
syndicate promotion of subsidiary rail-
roads and their sale TO the frisco sys-
TEN. The arguments were on The peu-
ton Of William Miles, Of New York. a
stockholder of the Frisco, who seeks
permission 10 file restitution suits against
certain syndicate members.
Henry S Priest, counsel for the re-
ceivers Of the Frisco, filed before Judge
Sanborn a statement giving his relations
TO the receivership.
This action was prompted by the peu-
ton Of Niles. which said that Priest as
attorney for the North American COM
uany. drew up the petition for the ap-
pOintment of receivers; that he then rep
resented the Frisco at the receivershlp
hearing, and that he had served as per-
sonal counsel for James Campbell presl-
dent Of the North American Company
for B. +. YOakum. chairman OF the
Frisco board at the time of the receiver
ship. and for Thomas II. West, chairman
of the board Of directors of the st. Louis
Union Trust Company, which financed
syndicates that built subsidiary lines and
sold them TO the Frisco. Niles asserted
that Priest was not proper person to
conduct a restitution suit on behalf OF
the receivers.
Mr. Priest denied most of the assertions
i'm the Niles statement. lie said that he
had net been employed personally as
counsel for Campbell, Yoakum or West
and that he had not represented the
North American Company. His only con-
nection with the receiyership, he SAID,
was TO sketch the bill Of complaint, which
was signed by the counsel for the North
American Company, filed by It's local
counsel,
Mr. Priest said that if he had been
asked whether the stockholders had any
cause for action he would have answered
Offhand, No
John d. johnson, counsel for MIR. Niles
conceded that some of the statements III
the petition Of his client went too far. lie
maintained however, that Nh Priest was
not the proper person 10 represent 'he
stockholders in the claims against the
directors.
The lawyer argued that stockholders
and not receivers. were the proper per
sons to bring restitution suits Mr.. John
son asserted that the Frisco directors
had violated the constitution os Missouri
in selling Frisco bonds below par. Ihe
purchase of the ST. Louis, Brownsville a
Mexico road was also classed as Illegal
b. the counsel for Niles.
The stockholders, Ie said, were not
notified Of the Brownsville purchase until
later. when an attempt was made 10
ratify all the acts of the directors ana
the executive committee. BroWnsviiIe
was certain TO face constant dencII
after its acquisition. according TO the as
serton of Mr.. Johnson
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
OPEN COUNTRY LIFE SHOW
JOY of Existence in Westchester
County Is Exhibited.

The Country Life Permanent EXposl-
ton. whose officials are real estate men
anxious to have New Workers BUY
property I'm Westchester County. held ITS
first public exposition yesterday In the
Grand Central Terminal, where 1t has
signed a ten-year lease for continuous
exhibit. The work Of the exposition Is
daily enlivened by music from three or
four pianolas from the Aeolian Company.
The exhibition is on the third floor.
About a great hall are situated various
booths that represent possible scenes in
the chosen county There are model nuT-
series. the officials saying that children
are what will take the New Workers TO
Westchester County; birch bark bunga-
lows. chicken coops and other farm aux
il.aries, large touring car ard various
household furnishings. About the hall
are mural decorations depicting the tran
sit means OF reaching Westchester County
from New York City.
In the afternoon William Shields Nc
Kean delivered a lecture on Touring the
Exposition"
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
%AeR9#al = Est Estate
Trinity Studio Apartment
on Br0adWay Corner Sold

work for the coming year was discussed,
and various subcommittee are to I've
appointed by the chair. One sub-commit-
tee is TO have in charge the proposed
legislation and taxation in Albany. ar
other subcommittee TO have In charge
all matters coming before the Board OF
Estimate and Apportionment and another
to have in charge all matters coming be-
fore tho Board Of Aldermen. The chair
men Of these subcommittee will report
back To the committee as a whole recon-
mending such action as they believe
should he taken in the various matters.
Nothing definite was decided on, and ;he
committee adjourned subject to the call
of the chair.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-The Manhattan L!fc Insurance.
Company. Plaintiff against Emblem con-
struction Company and others, Defendant
In pursuance OF judgment of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered N W
above-entitled action and bearing date '.e
10th day or December. 1913. !, the under
signed. the Referee in said judgment naneu,
will sell at public auction, at the EIchanse
Salesroom. Nos l4-16 Vesey Street. IN ths
Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New io1h;,
on the 18th day OF January 1914 az y
o'clock noon on that day by J. r. MAYEKs,
Auctioneer the premises directed by sA1
judgment 10 be sold, and therein deseroeu
as follows:
ALL that certain plot. piece or parcel o.
land situate. lying and being in the bof'
ough OF Manhattan, City OF New foIS
County OF New York and State OF Ne"
York. bounded and described as follows.
BEGINNING ~ a point on the nortnerF
side OF Nineteenth Street distant Three hun.
dred and forty-nye feet westerly from ire
corner formed by the intersection of "
northerly side OF Nineteenth Street VITA
the westerly side OF Fifth Avenue run
ming thence northerly parallel with me
westerly side OF Fifth Avenue Nlnety-tNo
feet 10 the centre line OF the block be
tween Nineteenth and Twentieth Street''
thence westerly along the said centre me
OF the block Twenty-Five feet thence south
erly. again parallel with the easterly sac
Of Fifth Avenue. Ninety-two feet 10 w
uortherly side OF Nineteenth Street ahu
thence easter,y along the said northerI
side OF Nineteenth street Twenty-Five tee'
- the point or place Of beginning. SuoleSL
however. 10 covenants against nuisances ~
l. 502 Cp. i25. and reservation " open
space in L. 100. Cp 275. and repeated IN
L. sS5. Cp. 3S5: l.. sol. Cp. 100, L. 1866 Cp
24G and l.. 1882. Cp. 2il
Dated. New York. December 23rd, 1918
MANTON NJ WYNELL Referee
RAPALIO & KENNEDY. ATTORNEYS io'
Plaintiff. 66 Broadway. New York Cts'
Borough OF Manhattan.
The following is a diagram OF the prop.
erty to be sold its street Number j. =
West 10Th Street, y. Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
DITMARS CATCHES SNAKE
Negro Washwoman Thereupon
WithdraWs Strike Threat.

Miss Sarah Jones. a negro woman, who
is willing 10 do the washing Of clothes
on the Scarsdae premises Of Raymond l..
Ditmars. the curator of the New York
Geological Park. when some OF the cura-
tors rattlesnake pets are not too near.
was able 70 turn out her regular amount
Of work yesterday after Mr.. Ditmars had
recsptured a rattler that had caused her
TO threaten a strike on Sunday.
The snake is movie actor. and es-
caped from its quarters on Saturday.
Miss Jones noticed It as il began uncoil-
ing from a rafter In the washhouse and
Immediately gave her ultimatum In
these days OF high cost Of living ana
scarcity of tub artists the curator did not
care 20 take a chance on losing MISS
Jones and so he took time TO catch the
snake.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

1888; oct I, 1913: Max and Bertha Koplik 70
Jacob Klein; $500; attorney, William W knane'
IA East 57th ST. ,o,o.
18TH ST. 1858 West 2oxo2: May Il. 1872
Joanna VI Giles 10 Union Trust Co: AOOo' a@I. az
torney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. H0
Broadway -
s6TH ST. $, 200 It OF sth ave, 25x9s.s,
Nov %. 1890. Cornelius J and Hannah Kingsley
TO Martha Gregg; $4,000: attorneys Baldwin q
Blsckmar. 55 Liberty ST. oo.
6STH ST. $. 1913 II Of 81 ave- s.2xloo,
Dec ~ 1910: William Goldsticker TO Samuel
Godstcker: $500: attorneys. Guggenheimer'
Untermyer & Marshall. 81 Wall 81.
l02D ST. s. 100 II of Columbus ave, l'A
100lI: June 9, 1918; Mary Dempsey TO Myron
S,raus; 500: attorney. Isaac V Schayrien, ~
Court 81, Brooklyn
18TH ST. I2l and l23 West, h.sx1Oo.ll; Dec
70. 1910: Memo and Pauline Brown TO Max
Edison si0.o attorneys, Davis & Kaufman
81 Chambers st.
10th ST. 5 :. sO4 to 3lO West, 100 # " Of
sth ave lo0x99. II; i29th st, l01 East. $, 2oA
90 l2sth st. lO9 East g. 2jxyJ.ll; May u,
1872; Abraham and sadie Gabriel TO Edward
!. Stewart, executor and trustee; SlOO 600; attor-
neys. Graves & Miles. III Broadway.
lS6TH ST. :. 100 # W OF Audubon ave, BOX
1915: Jan 3, 1907 Frederick Lunstedt to
stephen ] Egan: $1,000; attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust co, 1I6 Broadway.
The Bronx.
BEAUMONT AVE. cor 18TH st, l00x10.
July 20. 1912. Maria Scalzo and ano 10 Pieuo
Amone: 81. 600 attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. 1TG Broalway.
BAILEY AVE. cor kingsbrdse rd. lc5J
X25xlls. 7xiO.5X21 June -. 1903; Abram W
Tanning 10 New York Title Insurance and
Trus. 90. 135 Broadway 81 20
FAILE ST " : l2O q n OF Lafayette ave.
40ylOo: Dec I. 1912. the Koyacs construction
Go to David Gordon $500: attorneys. Stern
terg. Jacobson & Pollock, 233 Broadway.
FAILE ST, s. TO IT OF Lafayette ave.
sOxlOO: Nov 20, 1919; same 10 same; 81, 300;
attor 1eys. Enge Brothers. l32 Nassau -.
F'AItE ST, W g. 100 II n OF Lafayette ave,
40x1OO De, t. 1912 same to same; $500;
samc attorney
LOTS SO and "a. map Paul estate, West
Chester: oct H. 1910. Chas II r and Eliz
King to VIM Heinrich; $1,000: attorney Geo
Costsr. 1872! East i77th 81.
LOTS and 3. block 81, map Of Morris
Park sections -; Patrick A and Minnie 4
Brady to Columbia -XnicIerbocker Trust CO.
s.. 500; attorney, Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust co. 100 Broadway.
LOT 40. map 2T7 - Raymond Park, oath
Ward. May II. 1911. Mary " De Canio and
eno TO Bronx Security and Brokerage 60; 81
go. attorney. Isaac Leyison. 800 Broadway.
Lot S04 to olj. inclusive. map OF Laconia
Park each lot 2jxlOO June % 1911; Ellen
Smyth and Mary r, Marcella G, Anna and
owen smyth 10 Henrietta Seckel. $3.50, at
tornev TILE Guarantee and Trust co, lI6
ErOadTav.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER -


Delaney ST. S.. and LUDLOW ST, 81.
Eva VI Nolk agt Sarah Nolk. admrN, et al
psrttionl: attorney. B LeWinson.
LOT ~? map OF Village OF Mount Eden.
The Bronx; Anna Il Crossn agt Mary Pepper
et al partition: attorney, swain
l25TH ST. 5lO West: Isdor II kempner agt
Morris FEEDER et al foreclosure OF mtg; sttor-
neys Eisman. Levy. Corn 4 Levine.
I40TH ST. = = JO66 II OF Alexander ave.
22x7j: Christine Wilkie. e1rN. agt VIM II Har-
den foreclosure of mtgD. attorney. j Heider-
man.
CROTONA PARKWAY, :, 2146 n of
l1ith ST. 100. 3Sl265X irres Mary c Leary et
al agt Defender Construction co ct al tact1n
to foreclosc mechanics ien): attorney 5
WeinstCin
CLIFFORD AVE n :. 23o.s II OF Bscom
ave. 15XlOO; three actions: Central Mortgage
90 act RUDOLF Hall ct al foreclosure OF three
mtgS). attorneys. Otis 4 otis
111rH ST, $40 and 3lt West Shenk Realty
4 Construction co aet Faultess Construction
90 et al foreclosure OF Mtg: attorneys. Mor-
rison g Schn.
BATHGATE AVE. W cor lS4th 81. 35x
go. Henry G Wissemann et al AIT Arch Realty
and Construction co ct al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney, NJ Steiner.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
REALTY MEN IN SESSION
Sub Committees to Care for
Taxation and LepislatiOn.

4 meeting OF the taxation and legis.a-
ton committee Of the Real Estate Board
Of New York was held yesterday. Rob
ert f. Bowling. chairman. presiding.
The members Of the committee present
were Robert L. Bowling. David \. Clark
son. John =. Leo, Charles II. Ayres, Ed
ward B. Boynton. Louis V. Bright, Don
aid w. Brown, Joseph L. Butten"ieser'
Charles l.. Duross, Austin Finegan. Il. {.
Cammann, j. Edgar Lcaycraft, ~ il.
Mathews, Charles Grifith Moses, ]. B.
Robertson, Charles H. schnelle. Richard
Collins. Walter c. Wyckon. +. s Willard
and Joseph +. Day.
The general plan Of the committees
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECEMBER %

DEtEM BER -.
Dyre Ave Realty co 10 Benz Hslsey: 81.
Lambert Suydam 10 \ @ Cutter, $4,000
Jos Selg 10 Amelia Groo; 81
Maria 5 Simpson 10 Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co: $1,000.
Church House Foundation in Diocese OF
New York 20 Board Of Managers ot the Do
cssan Missionary and Church Extension So
ciaty OF the Protestant Episcopal Church In
Diocese OF Now York: 81.
Hugo Rosendorf TO Amy Benesch;
81 600
Harry Wolfe 10 Lena Clark; 81
Albert Mamlock. trus, 10 Mary Cohn,
81 800.
Samuel \ Goldschmidt and ano. trus. 20
Edward Godschmidt g assts): 81.
James VI Anderson, trus, 10 susan r ken
dali ~ al. $4,000
Mutual Trust 60 of Westchester County
20 Lawyers Mortgage co; sl2, 900.
Elias 4 Cohen TO Esther II Emo; 81.
Frederick w Marquand 70 Elias A
Cohen. 81
Frederick p Ryan to American Savings
Bank: $4,000
Mary l. Woodward 70 German Savings
Bank: $4,000.
James Meyers - LAWYERS Title Insur-
ance and Trust co: $4,000
Archibald " VI Sinclair 10 Fischel Vein
traUb. 80 900.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Explains Company's Stand.

When J. l.. Swayze, general attorney
of the New York Telephone Company
was asked the position Of the company
he made this statement:
"Our position is that we welcome a
prompt, comprehensive and orderly m
vestigation of the rates in greater Ne"
York. Such an investigation must neces-
sarily be carried on in such manner
as will show not only the property the
income and the expenses. but also the
interrelation between the different places
in The State Of New York.
The telephone company is operating
ITS business not only in the City OF New
York. bit also in all the rest Of the
State Of New York, and every place in
the state is interested in the development
as q whole The company does OBJECT,
bowever. TO a consideration Of the rate
situation which does not go fuliy INTO
the property value, the revenue and eX-
penses and every other matter that has
been determined by courts and commits
sions as necessary for the proper de-
termination OF n rate case. A determina-
tior on any basis short OF this would
not be satisfactory to this company or
10 the many thousand subscribers not di-
rectly represented in this hearing.
THAT an inventory and appraisal OF
the property IS a prerequisite to the fixa-
ton of rates by a commission is recog-
nized by the physical valuation about TO
be undertaken by the Interstate COM
merce Commission under the direction Of
l,F q action taken hN va
rious state commissions and by the Ia"
creating the Public Service COMMISSION
Of the % District. 1t Is my opinion that
the vast majority of the telephone users
OF New York City desire and will APP
prove of such AN investigation as this
company welcomes"
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF w..
lork-Rosa With. plaintiff. against Chsr...
J. Wrth ct al, defendants. Action No ga
In pursuance o, a judgment Of foreclos,
and sale, duly made and entered IN the -
entitled action. and bearing date the Ar ~
OF December, 1919. 7. the undersigned. tha ~
cree in said judgment named. will sell AZ ,S
lie auction, az the front door Of No l2g ~
Avenue, ocing the premises hereinafter ~
scribed. in the Borough OF Manhattan. Ci,vs,
New York. on the 9Th day Of JanGSfy 1914 -
l o'clock in the afternoon Of that dsy. n.
premises directed by said judgment 10 b. scls
and therein described as follows: wv
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF an.
with 'he buildings thereon. situate in the S~
eentecnth ward. Borough OF Manhattan. City q
New York. on the westerly side OF Firs, A..
nre, between Seventh and Eighth street. b.i,.
part of the two lots OF land known and Hats
gu!shed on A certain map filed In the ofsca =,
the Register OF the city and County of New
York April 24th, 1885. and entitled Man shoa
ing division Of part Of the real estate la,s =,
Nicholas w Stuy vesant. deceased ancng ~.
heirs. situate IN the Eleventh Ward ol the ci,r
Of New York as numbers II and l12, which /,
bounded as follows:
Beginning at point on the westerly side a,
First Avenue distant ~ feet soUtherly fIom ,hs
nCrtherly line OF boundaries OF lots numbe,,
III and il2 on said map, or 80 feet coIshsriy
from the southwesterly corner Of said avenu,
and Eighth Street: running thence westerlv
parallel with Eighth Street. 30 feet 20 ot nun
ber 10 on said map; thence northSrly, parae
with F'irs. Avenue. along the casteriy line n,
said last mentioned lor. - feet 9 inches 70 u.
sOutherly wall Of the adjoining building. nun
bsr 13l First Avenue: thence easterly parala
with Eighth Street ~ feet 20 the westerly llrs
OF First Avenue and thence soItherly, slon;
said westerly line - feet inches TO the poiu
OF place OF beginning; be tho sail several a.
mensions more or less and being the sam4
premises now known by the street number 10
First Avenue.
Dated New York, December l3. 1913
JACOB G.. BRAND
Referee.
JOHN y. LYONS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Monticello, y. Y.
The following Is diagram n the property
n be sold; its street number IS I2 First
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Apartment Leases.

Pcase x Gilman have leased apart
mcuts At 80. @s Madison avenue for
Charles Noe DAILY TO Gardner l.. Gilsey.
az 80. - West Jsth street FOR Alexander
Smith Cochran 10 Mrs Frances \. Shaw.
At No. 80 West .sth street Tor the Pa
teruO Construction Company 10 Robert
Graves. lr., at so l55 West I'd street for
Mrs Harriet Lehman 10 ]. II. Ciniotti
and 1t 40 lti West Tith street for Mrs. e..
H. SETON 10 T. y II. close
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Permanent Association Formed

The Wood stock Taxpayers Association.
Of The Bronx. has effected a permanent
organization and elected the following Of
fcers: President. Edward Rowan; vice
president. Marcus Weyl, second vIce-pres-
idcut Anthony CuncO: secretary, Arthur
Rosenberg. treasurer, Or. Thomas Brown
counsel. Aidcrmdn-olcct Harry kobitzek.
The following board OF directors was
elected. Senator Anthony J. Griffin, Or.
John +. Mclaughlin, Jacob Markol,
Henry Freed. j. Berlinor, Arthur Weyl
and Frank Baker
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
DECEMBER 90.
Manhattan.

GREENWICH ST. 297is. g. 152x6oxl2 sxs7
Feb is 1890: Isaac and Annie Ffschlowitz 20
Alice ID Calman: 5000; attorney. John Frank
enheimer. 10 broadway
LEMON AVE, $ cor OF 1921 st. 3S sxs5;
,pru Is 1913: The Revenue Realty Co 10
Henry T. Kroeger: 5000; address. $50 Ienox
ave.
PARK AVE. I0i. 2Oxssli: Dec o. 1910:
Barney Estate Co to Columbia * ckerbocker
Trust Co. $4,000; attorney. New York Title
Insurance co. l3J Broadway
WATER ST 80. 1865 II OF Coenties slip
runs 23JX n 6Jx 5l0x 9.sx i7bx $ 50. 4
TO beginning; oct IS, 1907; Frances T. Glover
to Title Guarantee and Trust 60, lI6 Broad
way.
9TH AVE, 2lS1. 25x96: June i6. 1905; James
II McHeffey 10 4 Frederick and Henry silver
stone. executors, etc; 5000; address 30 Broad
way.
ETH ST. n s. ilO3 II Of Avenue &, 81 1ox
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
WILL TEACH AER0NAUTlCS
Massachusetts Tech" First to
Establish Courses.

Boston. Dec. 22.-The establishment OF
courses in aeronautical engineering SAID
10 be the first in any educational institu-
ton in this country, was announced to-
night by r. c. Maclaurin, president Of the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
Some OF the courses will be opened inn
mediately TO officers Of the United States
navy now under instruction at the institu-
ton. Lieutenant Jerome c. Hunsaker has
been detailed by the Navy Department TO
cooperate with the faculty.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
10Th street

10Th street
The approximate amount OF the zen a. o.
charge, to satisfy which the aooNe " w,
scribed property is to be sold. 8 SiNiy-'NIs
thousand five hundred and forty-two , sn
so 100 dollars. with interest thereon ~,
the 10th day OF December. 1918. tose'N,,o -
with costs and allowance amounting e,b
sG25 10 with interest from December l6,n'
1913 together with the expenses OF the sa..' sa
The approximate amount Of the taxes,
sessments and water rates, or other hen.
which are 10 he allowed 10 the putSn', -
out ~ the purchase money. or paid by Tue
Referee is Sl7T000 and interest. "a
Dated, New York. December 23rd' l9I''
MANTON NJ. WYNELL, Referee
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

No. l29 LIST Ave
The Approximate amount OF the len 70 sat
isfy which the above described property Is 70
be sold is three thousand two hundred eigh-
teen collars S3,2ls). With interest thereon
from December l. 1915 together with costs and
s3-lOO dollars (s2IOs3). with interest thereon
from December T. 1913. The approIima,.
amount OF taxes, assessments and water rates
10 which the property will be sod subject is
four hundred eighty dollars $3.50 co-l0o). SAID
premises will be scld subject TO threo p-or
mortgages thereon aggregating $1,000, With
accrued interest
Dated New York. December IL, 1913
JACOB 6. BRAND,
Referee
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
RECORDED LEASES.
,Nlfh name and address Of lessee.
HLNEMNEE =.

WEST END AVE. % corner store and part
cellar WilIhart Realty co .o Jos l. Waters.
Sis nom Nor !, 1913. $i7io. address - N,s;
GA -
sTH AVE. III all. Frances Hein 20 Della
Rowan. : yg1 from Dec !. 1913 81 so. ai
dress, 'nlpI Hill. = i
4-D ST, iJS West. store and part basement
John T. Ludin and anO. oxrs. TO Arthur ,
Ma'son; YRS from Jan /. lpli 81. 500. ad-
dress - Wsst "A st
l6l-r ST. SIS East, store. Henry Miller q
Louis NauoHitz = yrs from sept !. 1911. S396
address. Slj last 16lst 50
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Brooklyn Apartment Plans.

Shampau n Shampan are preparing
plans foy a six story high class apart
Wcut house. 90 Dee erected at Nos. - and
- Ross street. Brooklyn, OF a plot OF
41Nlyp feet for Jacob Siris. Of Manhattan.
The structure viii cost 5000
The same owner has just completed the
SIX story apartment house at the corner
~ Marcy avenue and South 9th street.
for which plans We're drawn by the same
architect
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at the Uptown
ofice. No. 1864 Broadway, between S6th anu
s7th sts, until o'clock p. m. Advertisement
received at the following branch offices al w.
regular rates until s o'clock p. M, VIZ ~
6th ave. cor 18th St; lN East 18th ST. =.
West 42d St. between .th and sh aVes'' 40
West i25th St 1853 East l95tL ST.: 1885 50 a'e'
l7os lst ave. near seth St
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
NO- 4 REFKMAN PLAcF

The approximate amount Of the lien. 20 sat
isfy which the above described property IS 10
be sold Is two thousand sixty dollars iS20o0l,
with interest thereon from December ]. 1913.
together with costs and allowances amounting
TO one hundred ninety and 24-l0o dollars
$3.50 pa. with interest thereon from Decen-
Der T. 1918. The Approximate amount ~
taxes. assessments and water rates % which
the property will be sold subject. Is one hun
dred hfty-three dollars $3.50 said premises
will be sold subject 10 a first mortgage thereon
OF s. coo with accrued interest
Dated New York December u. 1913
JACOB G. BRAND.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Mount Vernon House Sold.

calm d calm have sold for II "
licf"T 40 ce9 South Fifth avenue.
Mount Vernon. - Isaac Hall a two and
onc-hdlf story stuccO dwelling house. on
lot 81 tNi"p feet This is one OF the row
~ houses which were recently built by
Ihn-aM HrntMcrs IOnstructIOn ComnAnN.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

DECEMBER 90.
AUGUSTA PL, 9. 3S5 II Of Eastern
Boulevard. ok. Elizabeth Dooling loans
Grace II Mack s. 800.
ETH ST 5. Il Il OF Melrose ave 5oH
sS.3: Rockland Realty Co, Inc. loans Benenson
Realty 90 SS5 900.
New-York tribune., 1913-12-23
Woman Sells Brooklyn Plot.

Miss Mary L. Anderson sold through
j. G. Schenck 20 Morris Weinberg plot
extending through 20 Union street, with
"A total depth OF 2201 feet