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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
CITATIONS.

YERKEs. CHARLES THE PEOPLE or
the state OF New YORK. By the grnce o.
God free and independent. e LOUIS 20 .sssse 81
Charles r. Yerkes deceased; Morris X
BocsSius, Charles sims ard Anna hefioc<
will OF Mary adelaide Yerises. deceased.
CHARTS +. Yerkes. Mabel T. Yerkes. Bessie
l.. Rondinells. Limo +, kondinsna' ~, -
GreenWcod Cemetery. LOUIS ;. O~s'sS, . en-,
Link Yerkes Kearney. University % ~.
caso, Emma A. Weaver, MAD bstuseIe 80 ~ !,
Eiizabeth saraen. sally Harden Rachael z, e.
wards. Aruolc Held. Frank Nctbhelfer. Joan
RYAN. Maurice Weiss, Lana Ssuigies. 70
ward R0shonc. The Peoples 1rest x SAYING
Banx Of Chicago, Thomss Csrmedy, ..ne, sto.
Yerkes Charles YorSes and Faith Rondi
nefla. and to an persons interested IN the e.
tate OF Charles T. Yerkes, late % tire tVont
OF New York. deceased as CREDITORS. 80
tees newt ii kin or Otherwise. send greeii1S:
Yos and each Of you are hereby cited ena
reauired personally TO be and appear pelo,
our Surrogate OF the County Of NeW 1orh,
at the surrosstes' Court o. said county. held
at the Hall OF Records, IN the Soonss y.
New York. on the seventh day OF JsIy, n.s,
AT nRif-past ten o'clock In the forenoon >,
thar dav. then and there 20 attend a inaielal
settlement OF the account Of proceedings OF
Loud &. Oysley, a. ancillary executor OF the
last will and testament OF ssid osee Sseo, ~ ~
ouch OF you as are hereby cited as are unoe'
the se OF twcnty-one years are required 20
appear By your guardian. n you have one, -
II YOU have none. 10 appear ard arpty toI
one TO b appointed. or IN the event OF sos,
nerfect or failure 70 90 50, guardian VIII
be appointed BY the SURROGATE 10 repre1ens
and act for YOU in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof. Ss have caused tne
seal OF the Slr0gates Court OF
said COUNTY % New York 70 BE-
hercuntO elfixed. witness, Hon.
Robert Ludlow Fowler sIrro
Isl gate OF our said county. A. the
a D. County OF New York, the Stn day
OF MAY I'm the year Of our Lori
ore thousand nine hundred ana
DANIEL !. DowDSEY
Clerk o. the Surrogates Court
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4 sEPHrHE COURT. CoIH<f e| <.|
ForE -fns Hsbrew 0spb<n s<,iors e .ss
Y q New YORK. as sres t,.ss<nes v
fs s, ana ssIs duly med ss5 entered
n the shove entitled sciien On ne lsia 90. -
cree I'm r. .sls ,sdx NE nsfs,5, eiii IN =
I public ssction al fbs Ezehsnf> sale<Eeer
70. ~ end Is yesey strs<t, ~ ~ l, ~ a
DAY ~ Juiy. isit as if oesqct rjcp 1870, ST.
dsy, BY J. H. Mayors. aastioa<cf' ", q. ,1,a
/ isef directed by said jad1n'tn. :" -
An ths, certain ie, sIsce ~ perez. g, 49,
With the buildings and imyryt.. ~. n, ~ ii<f-
erected. situate. lJdng and b<in8 - - =. rorf
gush Of Manhattan. q see ~ ~ EcN Iork.
bopnded and described a. felIe,x.;s ..,..,x -,s>
BssInnIas At poIn. e =, ~ ;sss ~, ~,
e, stfsst as, .ns,ss sr,,fhwsscis mo-
the SOUTH ,yssteriv corner Of PIKE sn1 son ~
street, running thence sss', Term, nc &c fssi
4 point on ne wesseriy slds 81 Pike stfsS
distant One hundred and iin<.s' =. = .oel,h-
restsrIy eorn.s Of PIKE and Mehfo> 1.I<t ...
eheece west~arsly u~rpondics1ieriy 81 ncs[.,
80 with pike street and FarsIs, -. ,Sg..
70 Vim y, Monroe street, s'. ,S-see xorth<rsS.
parallel or nesriy so with Pike Stfrct .e
v-fye feet and I'VE inches: tn s STREET
parable or nearly 50 wip y'<,r. ln.hes
40 liz wesssriy ,ds Of Psks street et toe
point or place OF beginning, oe W. W. t-er,'<<s
erai dimensions more or -, -. rsi..
being known az Number sixty -et.. -, -
street and being a portion - lof Nepp =,
Five hundred and seventy three a. 80. ~ 80
certain map OF part Of the farm q ~ ~
out into lots By Francis MazscheA 9n- ~,
traced the ninth day % AuEunt. n~. s>-,
jet. however 10 a state 81 .Se.s 1900
b. The survey OK Peter T. Ne<ir4ne, 49, 49,.
October It'll. 1905 and 70 Ell zi1nr -, 49, 4,
Of the city OF New York. ~ ana 70 = 49, <t y =.
the rear OF said lot three and tnrft -.o- 49,
inches in length BY not mere man ''' No.
In width -
Dated, New York. Juno is1h ~
LAWRENCE 5. GHEENBAt1
HOADLY. I.AUTERBACH 4 JOB >.<
attorneys for Plaintiff. = Wisllm 80
Borough OF Manhattan. New lort -.
The following Is diagram 81 tse P5ei~,H
I TO be sold: is street NumoeF
Street:
Monroe street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Transfers and assignment uH.
Sergt. J. H. Quinlan, -otn 10 80. o. mounted
u rvrrh ga TO 18th, assignment %
fcuar attendant discontin ue4 y w.
min. with horse and cquipts' H.
81 em mi assignments-Lie1t. ILL.,
,.',.pii 1cf,b IN q o.. duty IN UooNkeePel 3
once 10 DAYS June % Sergi -. n ~ Je
sGth. 90 Detect. Bur.. days 'u,.' con
tailed 20 d. A. %. Act. ID. 0eIgt 81
--rs5e, N 4 Batto u. E., 90 j.. a ~
ironx DAYS. June g. PUN. j. h' o." n
10 u. b. days June r. ne5 ~ 80 10
q. T. j. Martin. 18Th. ana J. d. 80, ~
ID Sur days june %. letaiee 70 ,yh -,
a.. T. Voelbel 35th. and u. j. DuHy' it'' i. ~
G. o. duty Boo special squad 40. =, 30
f.ue -. W O.. FRANKIE. asth, 10 - 6 i,ul-
days. June - detailed 20 ~. "a a. TurI
n Morton l52d. tu -. Buzz ]" H's %.
~. I SMITH. IT, Traffic Sdbdiv. A. 70
n Jrtv In Bur. o. r.. 30 days. June "a D.
r. liateman. Traffic. suhdiN- o.. 10 ~ s7.
Matron May a. sullivan. lSth' 70 ON J. D''
les Lesyrs ~ Absence with PAY CAPT. }.
T.. Falcouer Ssh. day IVY ,,,Wptio
" II. Waiter. cd day. june - ,.
Sick Ieaye-Act. Drtcc. Scrgt I'd grace
T. paueviuo. d. Blu. 30 days. June ~
Fined Serst W. u. Ahrfns; , i.o'I,
pl.,ar SIN March O. lusolence. DAYS >.
Z FI.uu 9th l3 Charscs1. GAYS on ea'l b
b. Ksplan. 9Th. absent from roi'caal ., -,-o
: Obraytys. luth a." chdIs's,, 81 10.
ton. etc. ] day, lmpi'p'. P@'lv" %
absent from reserve duty = gay -. -. W tn
Kcever IAN. absent Wilnoul yea -
DAYS, =. y. Kelly. Ism. 9lsc..@' 80, ~, a.
var D. day. r. j. Mdlcolmson, lNtn' an
s.nt without leave. - dag W. A. Jus
lin 1sstb. absent without leave = Gay T.
-. Maioncy, 9Th, improper patron . 1a.l'
g. Scholpp 2'-h, improper pau o', % "a u,
q. d. - u"'.'. -,.-t r-,,,,r,,.er patroI g..
DAYS. IT, j. Held. -niu' a'srHL l s.i
serve duts. ] day; O.. i. 9ioHsIs, -
sent from special Assignment. gay 10. -
Sattir. sd. conversation. etc, day T..
". Meyer. @5tH. absent from hNed posi-. .
DAYS. a. r. Couahar. "Oth, absent rom
r3rt. DAYS. W. Il. H1rtiEau. %eu, ans.I'
rroul nA,d post , day; NJ. !, Do"ne =
.:7Ih absent from f.ss post, DAY. d..
J. orrhrau. 3Sth. conversation. etc. DAY
p Ssbatiuo. ssth. conversation. etc. ! day,
D. d. - Koith. 39th. absent from post, 2
.Ieve. : CLANCY. 4Otn. absent from post =
49, I Kurner. 42d. absent from post.
49, " r Mccormack 43d, absent
-, met . DAYS. c. W Moran, 49,. alb
49," 80, srerfYI most. had gloves on, :
SOU ~ L-.snfc cd absent from post -
Gd5s =, ~, inns SD. absent from post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY
by Telograph to The Tribune


Albany June e3-s Mcnkin. Manhattan.
button machines. 500 oo0 -. J. Menken' ~,
Hunts POINT dv. rhe Bronx; ]. MenNeh anu
James II. s,ansbury. Hampstead; realty
500 COO: NJ Stansbury. - Bergen aV.; "a
maica. J. H. stansbury ana J. c. stansbuiS'
The creek Publishing Co. Manhattan
$500 II EConomidy. b91 81. Nlchuihs az
y y. Maria EcoEomidy and y saro'''o
CIifiord & Hartman. Manhattan. clothing
S2O.0 j. T.. clifford. g South WashlhEty H
SGuare. y. g.; j. Hartman and j. B. quinn
The chlrco Speciality Co. Buffalo; IloC,99'
". T. Greenberg, J. Gottesman and w y"
Ben Sen Feisenthal & Co. Manhattan, jewelIIy
so 900. L. Cohen 200 East GAth ST. - 80
II Levi and 3. II. Rose. y. L.. Man.
Hills National Theatrical l)ifeci ~, ~
haitian. $40 600. c. Hul Columbia Ineaf Z
Euidine. X. s.: G. C. Maynard and A. l.
EoiIeau Realty CORPORATION. Buffalo: t:ooo
900. O. H. Augspurger. G. \. orr and H. l.
P56iiiios BOY BOYD Co. sunern; $1,000. $ g.
Phillips IS3 Beck ST. The bIohA' H"''
Liicto- Cloak Co, Manhattan: 5000; c.
Giacomarra. 81 East 18th St, y. l. D. Nun
'''S Ts, 1,l sports Film Co Manhattan SO
O0O: A. G.. DlUenbeck, 81 MadlsoH aE.' ~
J. s Eaton and g. p. Slooum, \. /. .,o 40.
G krcss. e5i Westcott ST.. syracuse
Mann ir and y T. Gushing. syracuse.
clever Waist and Dress 10 Co Mama ". j.
SO 100; D. II. Grouse lll' bWaS' ~ 80
Iedrran aud l. s Geffen. y. y .. 40.
warwick quarry CO. Brooklyn. 500 $500, y =
n 1'npeiharJ rs FULTON ST.. Brooklyn' j.
Waher and C. S Taber, Brooklyn' go, coo
PeI5a Pibbor Mills Manhattan @lvI,-yTyy,
- ,jier ZOE West 122d ST., y - be'le
i bdler and II. Adler, y, -. wood.
satEes Fienstien Man1 ii5 fas, iiSth
workers; $500 ri ,. 9SI'"g = y: 5 Lehrer
hIad2 Realty Co. BROOKLYN; Si9 9ayIo,d =; and
Eyers, 496 ID ST., Brookiyn' a oO''1'-
vi Fl Mullen Contracting Co. Ja'nS'yyS Ia.
$40 GOO. II. j. Mullen, 80 FGton1 SC,o-rsil.
msica: G. A. Winter. y. y D. H.
Manhattan Diyanette Co. Brookalyn xiv, iy
0s6. C. j. souter. ls9 Halsey -. - ~ y
" thompson. Brooklyn; QUO saS"'' -''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Idle Cars Show Decrease.

The first decrease in the number OF
Idle freight cars since the middle Of
March was announced in the fortnight
~ bulletin of the American Railway
bulletin stated that on June ] 3 the net
surplus Of idle cars was 232 1874. com
pared with 2ll SOP on May q, q de-
creaSc of 9.46S This decrease. while
not remarkably large. follows long
period of rising totals and gives indi-
cation Of n better demand for freight
cars. Mos. Of the decline in the sur
plus was due 10 decreased numbers Of
miscellaneous cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
WILLS FILED.

Or MARVIN r. PALMER chief t sn,s sy II p.
potic. Deportuleut dune 2Oi ; $1,000 prison ~ o
10 suSeette 4. Palmer. wife. Gilbert q w
bert attys. go. 90 900
COLUMBUS SCHWARI tIune ~, 800
real estate $1,000 PERSONAL 10 daush'e' anu
two sons James a sullivan. atty. -1,-,,.,,
ELIZABETH VANDERBILT tlsi..
dune i9; S. 0Oo real estate 81. 90 peIt s.I p
T.. Isaac Vanieipoes brother. n'VWg' .',IS.,e
lotto Wheeic.. cousin. 500; one half rfglH9 i
outright 10 Louis ". Ebert. son. one haii III
trust income 20 Adele Ebert. for me- q, ~
death 20 Louis v. Ebert and LOUIS v EDe' 30
Jr. Louis \ Ebert atty. 49,.
IENNTE 9 tIGPFEp dune i0i; less than
$1,000 personal: 10 Ethel klopier fT'%e''
daughter. LEONARD N Wallstcin, atty,, -,
JuLIANNA EIFLER May -W' NW t ',',t
estate. 5000 personal; 90 Ave dadshleia "'@
ITO sons i. Homer illdreth atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
BOOM FOR W. 3. THOMPSON
Committee Urges Him as Lay
Director of Reserve Bank.

The committee. Of which Harry ".
Carpenter, the Ossining banker, IS
chairman, is making an active canvass
among the Group 2 banks of the sec
ond reserve district for the election
Of William B. Thompson, Of Thompson,
Towle & Co., as Class B or lay diree-
tor of the Federal Reserve Bank Of
New York. The committee says that
Mr.. Thompson is divorcing himself
from all financial institutions winch
would in any way conflict with his new
duties.
"Mr. Thompson would bring to the
rev Federal Reserve Bank" says the
committee in q letter sent TO the
Group ? banks, "a ripe experience OF
many years in banking and manuiaet,
uring, and the country at large should
be gratified that such a man is avail
able for such an important ofice."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24

sistlnR In equity In property at ssth A. ano
Columbus ay and " scarEdale. Westcneat.,r
County. cash IN hank. so iss 81. persona sa,
fetta jcwelry etc. ts.I55 81. STOCKS ~.
no sh illinois Central x. r.. tlLlt3 ~ ~,
sh Tsehigh valley SIS. 500; 10 ~. tevn,ilsil
A.. r. s. y r. r.. 81 .i0 ig en- on-
mon Union PBcihc ti5. lo1. Interest IN 'y a
law partnership nrm Of Woodford. b9nss 100
rutcher OF which he WIS a inennvI', ~ NJ AZ
Haley F1ske / Madison av. and Wchare ~
popbsm. OF Philadelphia, are cheeuloie
Kate Howell Bovce. widow, and two ehl'ui'"'
Inherit entire estate o ,atn.
not 40 30 Co: cash In bank. $3.50 %, ~
sonai effeeta insurance. etc, SOD ~ s'oeN'
and bonds ils,I3 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE %.
Manhattan.

The first name is that of the debtor,
the second that Of the creditor, and
date when judgment was fled.
sIegel. SAMUEL. Baranon; April {. 1910
Sl44 co.
Paul !. Exner Co, May g, 1917; $3.50 u.
KaninsKy lsaac-Achwartz d Co. March 10.
Keyes' Harry &C. Won casteIl; April G,
Ma6 cow: 90 Anthony T. Tonane: MARCH ..
Manhattan ian Navigation CO. Rupert; May
Martin. james j.. and John Lawson-w.
Rarldn; April 3. 1914 Sl5S "a.
American Temperance Life Insurance Asso-
cation OF City ot New Hork-M. c. Aiken;
March 10. 1914; Si.00j II.
Convent Park Construction Co. and Minnie A.
Cohen-S. Cohen: May q. 1914; 1888 -;
Convent Park Construction Cos. Cohen.
Cohen chen Elias As. Cohen: May p. 1914;
St3iO 80.
Cambridge Construction Co. Adolph Hirsh-
FIELD and Emanuel ~ krulewitz ID. 2.
Canayan e. al Nav y. 1918: A'6 p
Eosselnan Andreas CT. x. CheValier. DC
tober -. 1912 3.ssI 80
Same-O. H. Ludwig Dec 26. 1911:
Draua. Ge9rse-G. H Sargent ct al; April 1.
Dc Vi Vi;o - Matteo-F. Florlo; Feb. 20. 1918,
Goidstalg, simon s. sissd: March II. 1913;
$40 81.
Montague. Charles-W. X. HeRning. Nov. -.
1913. si32 -
Pinous. julius Hochner. Nov. /. 1912:
Sl9S -.
Roger. Willie silver CO. Getty; March
$. 1915 ueHrseD: S4l4G ca
Rltfer. Louis. sanuel and JacOb--Yale &
Towne M Co.: May -. 1914 reversed).
siOG 50.
Cambridge Construction Co Adolf Hersh-,
field. Hyman HorwiJz and Jarcho Bros.
Inc. h. 5molka Plumbing supply Co. Feb.
Il, 1919. 1927 30.
The Bronx.
Tcs0ro. Joseph AMI Jorlo Dominick &C. a..
Der<sen. March n. 1915: Si6S -
Convent Park Construction Co. and Minnie A
Cohen-S Cohen Nav p. 1914: 1859 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Monroe street

tn, approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 20 satisfy which the above aessnoee
property Is 10 be sold Is <ineteen teouseno
eight hundred and thirty-s ana NV 90
May 18th. 1914, together with the costs elle
allowances amounting 70 Three hundreo
gerber with the expenses OF the ss8<. The
approximate amount OF the taxes, &s.fs-
ments and water rates and other liens WHICH
the purchase money or paid hy the Refers
is Six hundred and twenty-five dollars w.,
and interest
WrENCsF : CRFENBAEM
Heferes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Gregg Now Against Govt.

Boston. June 23.-William S. Gregg,
who for five years has been assisting
the Department Of Justice in its Ell
forts 70 enforce the Sherman anti
trust law, has resigned as special as
sistant to the Attorney General TO
nractise law in New York. He has
Joined the lawyers defending the East
man Kodak Company in the dissolution
procee lings brought by the govern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
Trade and Textile Notes.

The nineteenth annual convention OF
the National Association OF Credit
Men opened at Convention Hall,
Rochester, yesterday, with the pros
meets that it would be the largest
gathering in the history Of the or
ganization. About 1000 delegates and
many visitors from different parts Of
the country were on hand for the
opening session, and more delegations
were expected. The convention will
continue for four days.
Unusual interest in the discussion
has been manifest because of the not
able speakers on the programme and
because much of the business leglsla-
ton of the past year at Washington
in connection with currency law is to
be discussed Among the speakers
were Representative Carter Glass, Of
Virginia, whose subject was The
Federal Reserve Banking and Cur
rcncy Law
Among others who are to address
the convention are DR.. Charles r. Van
Eise. president of the University of
WISCONSIN,. on "The Nations Bust
ness; DR.. Dewitt B. Thompson. Of
Syracuse University. Surplus; F. II.
Wentworth, president of the National
Fire Protective Association, on Means
OF Decreasing Fire Waste; Elliott q.
NcDougall. director of the American
Bankers Association, on THE Inter
dependence Of Banking and Business"
At the opening session the delegates
we're welcomed by Mayor Hiram Fl.
Edgerton, Secretary Rowland B. Wood
ward. of the Chamber of Commerce,
and President George G.. Ford, of the
Rochester Association. Harry New, OF
Cleveland. Ohio, and o. G. Fessender,
Of New Yorl; City, responded. Presl-
dent +. R. Salisbury, Of Minneapolis,
presided. and delivered the annual ad-
dress. The report of National Secre-
tarv j. H. Tregoe, Of New York City,
was presented.
Ostrich feathers are now being used
in more different ways than ever be
fore. and the variety Of uses which
n,illiners and makers Of ornaments
have found for them has created
demand which is attracting much at
tcntion in the world of fashion.
Among the many new ways in which
the feather and its products is being
used is the manufacture of fancy
flowers and dress trimmings, which
are coming into extensive vogue in
Paris. "Ostredge" is the name Of
new feather trimming which has found
particular favor in high-class dress
making establishments. II is made
OF feathers from two TO eight inches
in length, in various colors and COM
binations. and has charming effect.
Since the law prohibiting the inn
portation Of aigrettes and other
plumage has been in effect modistes
have been searching for a suitable
substitute. and appear TO have found
il in the new manufactures of ostrich
fncies. even 10 imitation Of the plumes
Of the Bird Of Paradise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
FIRE RECORD.

4.o.-sigma pl and palisade av.. :. Rosen-
thai. g. 90.
i0I5-i54 Westminster sv.. owner not named /:
slight
io.5o-.5s West I'D 81. J.. Hurtado: trihng
i0:f7-sgs East 10th s., !. Farien SO.
1.Co-Jo East 10Th St. A Kirscher: slight
leo " - Nark's ui. = Eri~~-- sin0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
sURROGATEs NOTICES

IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER on iToS
John p. COhslan. Surrogate Of thu CONT
Of New York notice Is hereby given 10 ~
persons having claims against George "
Vanderbilt late OF the County OF New York
scc.ssed 10 present the same with s,s.,ohsr.
thereof 10 the subscribers, az their place On
transa citing business. At the Office OF Aitrt.
son & Anderson. No IL Broad Street rur-
ough Of Manhattan. In the city OF New York
on or before the 9Th day OF November next
Dated New York. the 9th day q April.
1914.
EDITH sTUYVEsANT VANDERBILT.
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT.
ANDERSON & ANDERSON. Attorneys To-
Executors, No. Is Broad Street, b. roaxh u
Manhattan, New York City.
IN PURSUANCE OF On order OF Isr Iobn
r. COhslan. a Surrogate OF the Co1ntv a.
New York Notice Is hereby given r. ali -
sons having claims against Henry Semuso,
late OF the County OF New York 4sces 49,
10 present the same with vouchers tf.,sr,
10 TIC subscribers. AZ their place 81 trsrs
acting business. a. the office Of follt, -
KIN A. RathbOne. No. q Wall stree. m -.
city OF New York. on or before fhe 49,
cay OF December next
Dated, New York. the 18th DAY 81 yan.
HENRY SAMPSON. Jr..
rOHN NJ. CAMPBELL. and
HENRY BLANCHARD DOa1NfcK
JoIINE. LARKIN a RATHBoNE a.,
neys Tor Executors. "a Wsii srrssf ~.
York City.
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REFEREES APP'TED-GREENBAuM. j.
REcENEn Arr'TEn,.,aRE!ENSR.A! q. ~ !
BRONX COUNTY.

NIThEME NVN M
Special Term-BRADY. j. EN-parte mat
tiers. Motions
Applcby/Ketterer Sargent& Co/Ghcen&Co
DiencrfCcrf Re Farley
Wiecand/ Klein Dccourse Tech Plano
BrooksHIar'ton VS. Folkman/ Folkman
Special Term for Trials-BgADY. J.
No dav calendar.
Trial Term-BRADN. "
Rode Chester Hin AS I.ianos IAianh Pie Bak
NuenFiing Elevator rutherford McGovern
Sup a Repair Rosner/Gt A&I Tea
Hand /Greenhut 9 I.inshalm/Int News
Shapro/Fain lWhitc/Empire Sery e
AmentH II +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24

By yIBTUn Of . chasisl fnstss.<@ ,-'-<'-'
y Mhippis y David Sooiter, via 49,
OF the property mentioned Ia srEsf..,,. y
said mortgage. BY order Of aftef,.a.. ~.
snorteagee Noe Fry. Anetien@er 10y .''
BY VIRTUE Of execution, Nh -. -.
200 Aaujer a., Hrooklyn. IO.36
NEE. Marshal -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
COURT CALENDARS
Cases viii Be Called in Order Given Below.
The meaning Of the line Z Is versus or against.

Trial Term-Part III--LYNCH. J. I'm
finished Part N-oDwNER' j. unhn-
ished Part N-SMITH. J diminished
Part NI--FfNEL1TE. j. Unfinished. Fart
WILLIAMSON. j. Unfinished. Part VIII
--DELEHANTY. !. Unfinished. Causes 10 be
sent from Part II 90 Parts III. ~, V, W.
VII and VIII for trial.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-24
BLACKSTONE HOTEL
IN $l,6OO,OOO DEAL
New East Side Hosiery
Leased by New Own
ers for 81 Years.
PATERNO ENLARGES
SAITH ST. HOLDINGS
Nov Controls Entire Block for
Ss,OOO,OOO Apartment Project
May Irwin Sells House.

One Of the finest apartment hotel
structures in this city figured IN
transaction involving Sl,6OOOOO yes
terdav. Il concerned the twelve story
Hotel Blackstone. which was com
pieted last January by the Akron
Building Company, composed OF l.. E. .
& A. M. Bling. at 40 20 as East ootn
st. on a plot 74.6NlOO.5 teet' peVNee"
Park and Madison ayes.
This COMPANY, which is one OF the
pioneer builders Of apartment houses
on upper Park av., has sold the struct-
ura through A. H. Wins & Co. TO the
: Aland Realty Company, Of when
N SHETLAND is president, for all cas- n
for $4,000 In turn A. NJ. lvins 60
have leased the premises for the new
owning company to the 80 East 5Sth
Street Company. Of which Eugene Won
Setback is president and A. II. WINS is
secretary. The 90 East 5Sth Street
Company has also bought the iurnl-
ture in the hotel. This, with the SAFE
and lease, which Is for period OF
twenty-one years, involves Sl,oVV,VVV,
The hotel contains 1S4 rooms ana ~
baths, and is in a choice section OF the
upper Park av. apartment olstilct'
with fine surroundings and Witnln easy
access.
chase of n group OF nine dwellings at
the northeast corner of West End aV.
and s4th ST., fronting 133 feet IN the
street and 1922 feet on the avenue,
now controls the entire block front on
The northerly side of saith St, be
tween Broadway end West End av. He
is 10 improve the site at once with
13-story apartment houses, which, with
the land. is estimated 10 cost about
$1,000 coo.
The latcs. purchase BY Or. Palermo
VAS mad through SlawSOn & Hobbs
from j. C.. & II. G. Mayer, who re-
Gently purchased the site from the
Waterman Realty Company, David W.
Bucklin, president, IN exchange Tor q
i2-story apartment house recently
constructed at 100 West seth ST. The
Msyers had arranged 20 Improve this
corner with on apartment house, whlcn
will now be built by DR.. Palermo, who
has erected many such improvements
in the last ten years. The adjoining
Broadway frontage was purchased by
DR.. Palermo on June 3 from Max Marx
and covers a plot 102.5Xl33.7 feet. II
was given in exchange for the Prince
Monaco. nine story apartment at 81
West Tooth So.
May Irwin the actress. through !. J
Phillips G. Co., has sold the FIVE storF
American basement house at l6 West
esth ST. on lot 16XlO0.5 feet, near
Central Park West. In part payment
Miss Irwin takes the three story base
ment house at POS West SOD ST., on a
lot 14XlO0.5 feet. between Broadway
and sth av. Title TO the SD st. house
stands in the name Of Jessie f. Snyder