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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY. OF NEW
With the Will Annexed. etc, Of the Estate Of
John d, Has, deceased. Plaintiff against
Adolf II. Landeker and others. Defendants.
In pursuanos Of judgment OF foreclosure
ve.entltled action and bearing date the
18th day OF November. 1914, I, the under
signed. the referee In said judgment named.
will sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Borough 90, 2, M Mar a, city Of Se~ York
o'clock noon on that day. by NJ MorE.nthau,
Sy said judgment 10 be sold, and therein
described as follows;
land with the building and improvements
thereon, situate. lying and being In the Bor-
ough Of Manhattan, OF the city Of New
York. in the County and state Of New YORK.,
bounded and described as follows:
sEe 2, rnrS a, Pons on the .'r
feet northerly from the center line OF the
block between i2sth ard i27th streets; run
ming thence westerly parallel with said
streets and the center line Of the block one
hundred uoo) feet; thence northeriy. parallel
with Third Avenue twenty.four t2D feet
eleven tlI inches: thence easteriy parallel
with said streets and the said center line of
the block one hundred 100) feet to the
westerly side OF Third Avenue and thence
,outherly along the we.ier,y ia. Of Third
Dated. New York, November 18th, 1911.
W. g. KELLEY. Referee
CHARLES A, FLAMMER, Attorney for
Plaintiff 81 Chambers street Manhattan
Borough, New York City.
The following IL diagram Of the property
to b. sold; Its street Number 10 ASS Third
Avenue:
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HIGHER RAILROAD RATES
VITAL NEED, URGES HILL
Thinks Aid for Lines Necessary
to Prevent Disaster in
This Country.

James j Hill. IN an article on tho
After Effects Of the War on Business
and Railroads. in the current issue OF the
RaiIpdy AGE Gazette. expresses belief
that catastrophe threatens this country as
the result OF the war II the railroads are
not given help.
The magnitude and urgency OF th'.
matter" he says. have not yet Impressed
themselves duly upon the people OF this
country. They have been too stunned by
the awful and unexpected spectacle abroad
20 realize the railroad situation In the new
light thrown upon II by the lurid flames OF
conflict. But Il cannot be relegated 90 a
later time or an inferior place.
The railroad Is the sap Of the indus
trial tree II Ia the thermometer OF credit.
NO duty devolvng upon those who sit
in the watch tower while nations sway
and fall below them, studying how TO
guard ourselves against the calamties
that ambition and hate and faith In force
threaten to send on US as we'll al on them.
can take precedence OF this"
Tho need OF capital In the period fol-
lowing the close of this war will consti-
tite one OF the greatest problems thar :he
world has Ind TO face" Mr.. Hi continues
Before the outbreak these warning ma
t!ons had already strained their credit 10
the breaking point to provide for internal
development and al the same time main
tain their enormous military and naval
establishments The combined debt OF
The five principal nations now fighting
amounted in 1912 to more than 5000
100000. Their expenditures during the
continuance OF hostilities run from $685.
900, 900 a day to twice that sum"
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

yohk 'MfHn SeRkES9lesa SsAyiNes
BANK. Plaintiff. against HENRY CORN and
in pur.oanc. Of a Judgment ., tCreclo.urs
above entitled. action and bearing, date the
s1n Day the Of ,sisss I. .sa s n,
1s s e s.S 81 bs,s SS Of S'y
SS,fiSScS n9en on a that day; by BRXAs
N r.e.S Sy said fuS assssn the 5s soS and S
therein described as toiio~s;
.nd With 'ha the SsF SadHs. H ssS nr :.
, the erested, situate lyins arg bsns y
Zee S YORK. IN the e0antY and q SIN.
York, bounded and described a. follows:
,,d sEo 81 at a pcn, on ,ss sSuth,s,,
.ect.d By the westerly line OF a strip Of land
twelve feet six inches VIDE .ntely conveyed
@nam Re4n.en, and distant t SHY W5e fest
nine and one half inches more or less West
section OF the southerly side OF waveriy
Place with the Westerly side OF Greene
Westerly 0hh ne ne William H'h Rein.s s?ss lana md
parallel with oresne Street and part Of the
and tSres'apar,sSr ''h inches; the % Westerly
and ps,sllsl or nearly so with wayerly
University o, the CITY Of New Yerk;; thence
snd and pSrS n With Greene street eishig
feet six Inches to the Southerly side OF
Waverly Place and thence Easterly along
the soutnerly side OF wsveriy Place thirty
seyen feet ten inches more or iess to the
premiseA designated by the. Street Number
Thirty 800 Waverly Place. together with
30 much Of Number Twenty-.ight C20
waverly Place a. remains after taking
strip twelve feet six inches wide conveyed
by Alfred j. X. y. fucker and wife to
William Remsen above named BY deed dated
February IL. 1892. and recorded In the ONCE
OF the Register of the County OF New York
in Block Series Of Conveyances Liber ~.
Section 2, page 81. Subject to and with the
beneht OF a party wall agreement recorded
In said Registers once In Section 2, Iibsr
IL of Conveyances, page asa
GEORGE GARDINER FRY. Referee,
y. AYMAR SANDS. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Citt
The following I, diagram Of IN. property
30 wav-rly Place
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

s..ss' !7s SIS $50. ss1. sss, $50. $50, s". s's.
Par; nI.@Befsor. La r.tr. J. CONNER.
$685. $500. t5eo.. ssa7. 1857 GSs' sass.
Part iv-Beiore Lynch. ]. Case unnn.
hhed' Causes to be sent from Part III for
Part v-Befor- Fineiit-. J. Case un.
Part vI.-Betors McAvoy. J. Cas-. un-
Part ,vu-B.or. Delahanty. J Cas-. un.
Part Wiz -Befor. Smith. J. cas-. un.
n te pnri, vC"1sf' e be sem from Pert
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court - Appellate Division -
Second Judicial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
,u Supreme cG9rtmApPssts Term-s-oond
rs Supreme cGi;Hr,tIsPecial Term-B.,or.
:, supreme court-speeiai rerm-Trials-
B Bsfor ca kl ssPp rSnrt opens at 70 n
i4sl-iiss, i4e5, iios. $780,: So sSs 1879
1902, 1910, 1914 1915, .ilS7. 72g, i2Ss
Highes,- number reached on the regular
supfcm. cOur, Trial Term - Part l..
III" Manning, j.; Part ~, cisrS, j.. PART Par.
VI, Asphalt, j., Part VII, K"iby J.
Gsases ,rresPeSHye Of the ,ms rsa'ired FOR
II not finished that day viii be carried over
20 the following Monday Court opens AZ
$500 tSs. .aos!, ASS, tsIs ssi..sss,Ssi ,6SSSS,
;s .,ss 'ii ILL., ~. t3ii 81. ,' s,: ST!
49,. 49, 49, 49, Isl. 1855 49, s sss 49,: :ss
The following causes II marked ready viii
Sc. down for a day upon this caii--No.
; ; Ass ss; ' q, ; ;s5 .s:s :::s
s sts ss.s ~: ~ ~ III. ~. .!sstis5 t!!5
ti?5, 4i:s. Hs2.iiss.its4. ass t.4o. 4i4l'
~ S ~ , ttt $40 as tt5S
on, regular cell 44s3.
County Covrt-Part before Fawcett,
Won Hueel attempt abortion; William Har-
rison. James Louie. burglary, petit larceny,
refsyinE stolen f TSfhn Anu,z, pDoro
carrying dangerous weapon; Joe DaEel
grand larceny, James carrasher for
Part Hl-Before Dixie. J, Dominick Pas
quale, carrying dangerous weapon; Domi-
County Court--Part Iv---Berore Roy. j,
Court , 81, opens ne. q 10 A. a. OIL calendar
OF Reoords second door. No day calendar
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme Court--Trial Term-Held In the
County Court House In Long Island city,
y. Y. Court opens and calendar called in
Part l. at 10 A. NJ Garretson, J, Part H.,
Van sicien. J. II Is requested that the name
In Part l. Attention OF the bar IL called TO
rules =, and S calendar rules Queens
S9i, 500, Sss 69i, be5, Remainder Of cal
endar passed 20 Monday, November 23,
Highest number reached on the general cal
County court-crlminal retm-nsfor,
Humphrey. J, Court opens and calendar
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NEW YORK COUNTY.

IpsT$Gsm. r.; cake, Scot. Bowling ssd
N No! az 9FasE' a 49, ~ y
Supreme Supreme cSurt-spssiai Term"Part l."
d Before N ;S ,sS j. Motto" calendar
Par, H.EBetore Dsvi. J. Court opens
p aG'? n E G Rsy'' ms Notion.
S s.ssr ssi '; f5S ;si G 1ySro' cal
part iv.-Betors Gre.nbaun. J, Case
F FsTs v vfssfpf Blur. J. Cas-. unnn,
PAR yII;-gstcr. Psnalssssn,, J., clear Lear,
" vi: AND Vim for s trial Lehman,
N ss;s ssEI ='$ =ss; si iSf;sss So:
sSi; scis, CASE snnsishsd' ~. s,,.
sGS ,o tc'' ssi. is.. Case unnnishsd. ~.
sS, G iois is,s isss ,s.
istS, i2i7, 1876 eos Case unfinished.
Part v,.-Betore Platzek. J. Case on No
Part vI~-Before Erlanger Mos 1885
s22. Iots, Case unfinished. ,o.,
lo Err , xI iiss isss Hi' ssS as Case
Par, vII.-Betor. pusro, J.--Ne.. 1920,
st2. 1889, 1889; s'a' lal' Inquest No iSO''
Part ix-.Belcre pSnn.ny. !-S Ss; HI
f Ill SON aqd Ss sss ~ HIS t tI ST. '
Part X.--Before Gavesan. J.--Nos. sss'
1851, 1905. Case unfinished; w
Part X1.--Before Hendrick, J.-Nos llsl'
11Ss, 1903. 1907. 4464h. 30. sssh' laol' 49,
Part XT;-Ad,ournsd for the term -,
t24, l3l7, 1850, 1862. Case unfinished.
Part XIV.-Before Philbin. Mos. lotI
2ss, ~ az; 72s, s5s. ess, 1is, go 7aa' 1895
Part Xv-Retore Com. Mos. 400, GOAL
200. Case unfinished,
Part xyI.-Before Page. Case on, No
Part XvIi.--Adiourned for the term.
Part XvIII--Before Giegerich. Mos
go. s22, s2s; 7si. sla 7ss' 1885, 7S7' 1923 s2o
surossto's court--chsmber.-Pef Before Co
halan, 3 Court opens at 1880 A, NJ. Mo.
oW ~ Jas walker, Julia friedman, Loui,
Wollstein. Annie Zeichner, August Poeuss
AHgns,SSs WI ssssPh
ton, sheldon p. Shaw.
surrogate's Court--Triai rerm-1sfors
Fowler s. Estates Of George l. Hail. Will
city court-spscial Tsrm--Part I--Bsfors
schmuck. J. Court opens at 10 A. H. Mo-
part H.--Betors McAvoy. J. Court opens
Trial Term-Part I--Before Ransom j.
sss s ga. 'ss e. '5ss isfs ifs 49, 49, 1884, ssis
1868 $3.50. 2ssi. 1859. Case unfinished.
SAL E" u.s. Hs si ss '' s ! sS, 80 II; 81
the the aay @' Nos Ts 500, sol, So, sss 7ss
ss sss 81: :ss ss a. a. IT, a. H. ~ soc
| 7s8, s2s 100. 7S4 500. 500, SIS. I'll. $40. sec
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-Union Mortgage Company. Plaintiff
against Arnel Realty Co. Inc, and others
In pursuanc. OF a Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
bove-entitled action and bearing date the
eth day of March, 1914, l. the undersigned,
the referee in said judgment named, will
sell at public auction. AZ the Exchange
salesroom, No. 1915 vesey street In the
on the nth day Of December. 1914 At 1?
o'clock noon on that day, by JOSEPH p
said Judgment 10 be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows: ALI. those certain lots.
pieces or parcels OF land. with the buildings
lying and being In the Borough OF Man
haitian, City, County and State Of New York
bounded and described az follows! BEGIN
MING at a point on the northerly side of
and i've Nc0 feet westerly from the north:
westerly corner OF Thirty-dfth Street and
Fifth Avenue: running thence northwardly
parallel with Fifth Avenue part Of the way
through party wall ninety eight tssl feet
nine (sl inches to the centre line. OF the
line of the block sisty-hve td5l feet; thence
southwardly and parallel with Sixth Avenue,
ninety-eisht tes) feet nine tS inches 10
Thrty-hfth Street; thence ea.twardiy alons
point or place OF beginning Said premises
81 and 80 wes, Thlr,y.ffth street
Dated. New York. November 18th, 1914
IsIDoR D. MORRISON. Referee.
MERRILL H&6ER A;STTsys for Pl S.
The r0s solrS OWN /. diagram of tn. property
to be sold; lite street Numbers are 20, 81 and
IS West Thirty-h Street;
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CHEsAPEAKE & OHIO DIVIDEND.
Deferred Disbursement Makes Good
ImpressiOn In Fiua ncial District.

The directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company yesterday declared a
dividend OF per cent ON its capital stock.
payable December 81 To stock Of record
December &. Three months ago the divi-
dend, which had been previously declared
at the rate OF per cent quarterly. was
deferred until yesterdays meeting. The
statement given out did not show that
yesterdays dividend was declared for any
specific period
II had been expected In the financial
distrc: that action upon the disbursement
might again he deferred. II was sup
posed that the margin of earnings over
what would be required TO pay the divi-
dend was light, and that In view OF con-
ditions the directors would endeavor to
conserve the resources OF the property.
The declaration OF the dividend Is thought
to Indicate that the outlook az far as
the road Ia concerned Is better than was
generally supposed The earnings state
ments OF the road have lately shown an
Improvement
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE IS
ERRATIC AFTER RUMORS
Sterling Is Expected to Go
Higher-Francs Almost
UnObtainable.

Rates In the sterling exchange market
yesterday were erratic, the market open
ing slightly higher. selling of during the
middle part OF the day and closing Arm at
night. In some circles the disposition was
to believe that this was due to a speculs-
tive element at work. but In the more con-
sentative quarters the fluctuations In rates
on London were traced to the various re-
ports circulated regarding the opening Of
the Stock Exchange for an unlimited trad
ing In bonds.
Foreign exchange men recalled that on
Wednesday, when It seemed probable that
the exchange restrictions against bond
trading would be removed, sterling rates
began 10 advance. Yesterday morning,
when It was stated at the Stock Exchange
that open bond trading would probably be
resumed on Saturday, rates rose sharply.
Heavy buying orders began 20 pour In
from the larger Stock Exchange and bond
houses having foreign connections. These
fell on somewhat on the announcement
that the exchange would not reopen as
had been expected Later In the day.
however rates again stifened.
Foreign exchange experts said last
night that with the little exchange that
there was In the market II would take
but n few days purchasing such as yes
terday's to send prices for sterling up to
81 the pound once more.
Exchange on Paris II very scarce, and
foreign exchange men were saying last
night that II would be almost impossible
to purchase a million francs. and that II
man had an obligation OF five million
francs to meet they did not know where
he would get the necessary exchange on
Paris to do Il with.
This country will have a large amount
Of finance bills to meet during the month
OF January. and the exchange against
these obligations Ia making but slowly
when compared with normal years Grain
bill offerings are comparatively light, and
cotton, while moving freely when COM
pared with a few weeks ago. Ia far below
normal
Demand closed last night at 4ssh and
cables at 4ss7.. This compares with
is7h for the former and ASS for the
latter on Wednesday. Francs were higher
yesterday, checks closing at 5.12 and
cables at 5.l1. as compared with SIS for
checks ana 6.12 for cables the day pre-
vlous. Marks were unchanged at s6S FOR
sight drafts. and cables at s6ia.
Local dealers in foreign exchange are
refusing to purchase bills drawn on the
London agencies Of Italian banks owing
10 their inability TO discount the bills in
the London market. The British banks
have for some time declined TO buy these
credits. because II Is claimed that the
italian Institutions, one OF which Is con-
troled by German interests. have been
facilitating shipments TO Germany via
Italian ports.
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$500, 900 BALDWIN TRIAL ON.
Broker Makes second Effort TO Re-
cover sale Commission.

The second trial Of the suit TO recover
100000 In commissions brought by
George II. Robinson as result OF the
sale OF the Baldwin Locomotive Works
to a syndicate composed OF Drexel 4 Co.
OF Philadelphia and White. Weld & Co.
OF this city was begun before Judge
Augustus Hand In the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday.
The plaintiff was formerly member OF
the brokerage firm of Fiske & Robinson.
He charges that while he was negotiating
with Kuhn. Loeb 4 Co. for the sale OF
the locomotive works Alba r. Johnson.
president OF the works secretly sold the
plant to the syndicate for price that
was less advantageous to the stockhold-
crs. T3s. he says. was In violation OF
his AGREEMENT with Mr.. Johnson. az he
would unquestionably have closed his ne
gotiations with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. salts
fac;orily.
The taking OF testimony will begin at
1880 o'clock this morning.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK COUNTY HOLDING COMPANY,
Plaintiff. against BELLE J. BARNES and
In pursuance Of a judgment OF toreclo,ur.
and sale, duly made and entered In tn.
above-enti,led action ana beaglns. dat. this
sisn-e' the referee in said juaEm-n, rsme.
IN, sell at IgoIis aHe',on. At !he ESGha9ss:
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY OF New York
o'clock noon on that day by JOSEPH p
DAY, Auctioneer. tho promises directed ~
said judgment to be cod, end therein q
piece parcel OF land. with the buildings
and improvements thereon eracted, situate
,yins and being In The Borough OF Man.
County and state OF New York. bounded ana
described as follows:
BEGiNNiNo At a point on tho es.t.riy
l26 feet southerly from The corner formed
By the Intersection OF the .outherly side Of
Eishty.seyenth S1ihl street with tho
.S.,sriy ana par, Of the way through
parry wall and parallel with Eighiy seventh
(sfth) Street One hundred 900 feet
Drive twenty three C.3J feet, lhauco Net.
terly ana ssaih parallel with Eighty.scvenih
S7ih) Street and part of the way through
70 the. eas,eriy side Of Riverside Drive: and
thence northefly and slong the eastNriy s'ls
OF Riverside Drive. twenty three $50 icet
20 the point or place OF beginning.
said promises being now known hy ma
O46 Riverside Drive
Dated, New York, octoh.r % JAG
MERRILL. 4 RoaERs. A,s6rn sj' Tor pain
TN zoe BROADWAY. Borough OF Man
haitian. New York city
The following IS diagram o, the prop
erty to be sold;
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

YORK AMERICAN MORTGAGE COM.
PASY. Plaintin, against THEODORE l.
JACOBuS and others Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
above entitled action and bearing dat. tho
S0th day OF October, 1914. /. tho under
signed. the Referee In said judgment named.
viii sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Borough Of Manhattan, CITY OF New York
on tho ith day OF December 1914 ~ -
o'clock nooa on that DAY ~ Henry. Brady,
buctioneer the premises directed by siIi
Judgment to be- sold and therein described as
ALL that certain 10, OF land. with III.
Borough OF Manhattan, CITY ot New York
bounded and described as follows:
side OF Ninety ninth Street, distant eastSriy
along the same two hundred and eighty.
nve feet from the corner formed by the In
tersection OF the southerly side OF Ninety
ninth street, with the easterly side Of Third
Avenue; running thence southerly. parai el
a party wall, one hundred feet eleven inches
to the centre line OF the block thence
edsteTly along tho centre line OF the block.
twenty.nv feet: thence northerly parallel
through party wall, one hundred fac
eleven inches. to the southeriy side Of
Ninety ninth street; thence westerly along
the southcriy side OF Ninety-ninth street
TWENTY-FIVE feet 20 the point or place OF
Dated. New York. November IL. 1910.
- JAMES 4. LYNCH. Referee
BOWEL a SANDS. Attorneys for PLAINTIFF
20 Cedar street. Manhattan. New York
The following IL a diagram of the property
Street
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CHANGES IN BANK STATEMENT.
New Law Responsible, says Clear
ing House Committee Head.

Albert II. wiggin, az chairman OF the
Clearing House committee. gave out a
statement last night In regard to the
new form OF bank statement which will
appear on Saturday and the increase In
the surplus owing TO the change In re-
serve requirements from % per cent. to
Is per cent. Last week the surplus was
about S7,500.00O, while the reduction in
reserve this week will cause a surplus
of about 500 100000.
1.-THE Clearing House committee en-
phasizes," says Mr. Wlggin, that II must
he remembered that this is not change
In condition but simply n result OF the
change in the law and IN the rules OF
the New York Clearing House, and that
il Ii probable that for long time to
come the bank statement will continue
to show a large surplus over legal re-
qulrements, for the reason that many OF
our important institutions fnd II i'm.
practicable to do business satisfactorily
on as low reserve as the law permits,
"In view of the new items published
for the first time In this statement and
the difference In reserve requirements
the totals only viii be given and no com
parsons with previous statements made"
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Columbia Teams D-iII U,der Roof.

F0otball practice At Columbia was CON
'd to The gymnasium yesterday The
.NN"" class squad worked In track suits
.l dil little olso but drill on signals and
ward passing, Capt. Monroe said that
" game had been settled for next Tues
afternoon The upper clsss squad
-1"w'd lots Of dash, hut could not get on
h"d either. South Field was a lake.
.H"n Howe was kept away by studies In
Va N. Union Theological Seminary.
.' gorge Lamade, the old Missouri quar-
-.A. sMperNsed the practice.
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1t7th Street.
Centre line OF block.
i7sth Street.

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge to satisfy which the above described
property IL to he sold IL Thirty. one thousand
and seventy and $4,000 0Sl,0IO.s3D Dollars,
with interest thereon from the and day OF
November, 1914. together with the costs and
allowance amounting 10 Three hundred my
three and 4s-l00 Dollars. with interest from
November 18Th, 1914 together With the er-
penses OF the sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments and water rates. %
other lien. which are TO be allowed TO the
purchaser out of the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee, IL $4,000 and interest.
Dated, New York, November 18th, 1914
W. g KELLEY, Referee
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above -descrih cd
property is 20 be sold. Is si3,sg6. with In
terest thereon from the 2eth day OF October.
1914. together with the costs ana allowance
amounting 20 s3S3.iT. with Interest from
November ~. 1914 together with the
penses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF the taNes, assessments and water rates
or other liens. which are TO be allowed to
tho purchaser out OF the purchase money, Or
paid by the Referee. ts i4,s52 ~ and interest
Dated, New York. Novemhor l.. 1914 Dr..
GEORGE GARDINER FRY. Referee
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Centre line OF block
The Approximate amount ~ the lien OF
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property H. to be sold. Is S1Y,Sfs.72 with in
terest thereon from the ?3rd day Of october.
1914 together with costs ana ALLOW inca
amounting to }iO4.i2 with interest from
october go 1915 together with the EXPENSE
Of the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes, assessments and water rates or
other liens, which are to be allowed to the
paid by the Referee T. $3.50 10 and interest.
Dated. New York. November ] l. 1914
JAMES TYNCH RpfprNe
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'-p' Hamilton ~ tho Columbia soccer
.r sld yesterday his eleven ought to
the intercollegiate title If 1t can
.e-'"ru" Penn tomorrow. The blue
i White men are In splendid condition
sIld have not lost q game In four weeks.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.


The following women want positions I'M
mpdiately: Art workers, hookkeepers, cashiers
comps MONS dentists assistants, doctors as
sistants governess"s, housckeepers, literary
workers machine operators, miltners
readers, slleswomen, secretaries, stonog
aphers, telephone operators. Highest refer
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-20
Jourdsn Heads BrookIy. Union Gas.

The directors OF the Brooklyn Union
Gas Company met yesterday and elected
James II. Jourdan. a ce-presldent presi-
dent OF the company. which Office has
been vacant since the death OF his father,
Gen. James J. Jourdan, four years ago
The directors also declared the regular
quarterly dividend of ~ per cent and
the usual semi-annual extra" of per
cent.