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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
W. u. HEARST TO BUILD

hubcrth a liuberth. real estate agents
Tor William Randolph Hearst. announced
Yesterday that work will be started al
once on a two story building on the Park
Estate block bounded by Columbus Cir
Gle. Broadway Central Park West and
SlNty-hrst street, which was purchased
three years ago by Mr. Hearst The oper-
alton Is to be- carried on under the qame
or the Veronica Realty Corporation. The
site comprises about fourteen lots and the
new structure will contain stores and
o.nces. Inc building viii be from plans
by James c. Green and II is expected 20 no
ready Tor occupancy in October. There
VIII De direct entrance to the building
from the Columbus Circle subway station.
The Veronica Realty Corporation received
loan yesterday OF $3.50. 900 on various
properties In the Columbus Circle section.
ne money was advanced by Angie NJ
Booth OF Great Neck for five wears M &
per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Great Oak Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital $4,000; directors. A. w. Stump. r.
Diamond and l.. NJ. Bacon, New York city.
The oltregge Corporation. Manhattan:
capital 1000; directors. Hannie NJ OFT
regge, ]. r, OltreEge Babylon, N, ";
Beatrice o, Reeves westbury, ", Y.
Conneaut Development Corporation, Man
haitian; capital. $40, 900; directors, Stuart
u, Robinson, pittsburg, Pa; George w.
STUDY William W, Beebe. New York city.
X X Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital $4,000; directors. samuel Hamlet
samuel Kiar and II. Klsr Brooklyn.
c, VI, r, Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
capital $1,000 directors, Lester Fiorsh elm
New York city; Morris J. Junger. Bronx,
Estate Of Jacob Doll Bronx; capital;
and George Doll New York city
Semsj Realty Company, New York city:
capital $4,000: directors, Loretta O. Buck
lev, Thomas J. Buckley and !, W. Robert
son New York city.
Frank Building Company. Brooklvni cant
tai 10000: directors, Simon Frank. Fred
n Margolos and Louis Rayvid. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
LOFTS AND HOMES FIND BUYERS.

DIVISION REET.-Isidor Feilen, pres
ident OF the Model Cloak and Suit Com
pany. has bought the five story loft
building at 10 to 1t Division street in
which his Arm has been located for
several years. The building is % feet
wide and COS feet deep and adtons the
northeast corner of the Bowery or
rather Chatham square. Max Ottinger
and others are the sellers. They have
owned the property since 1882. Title
10 the realty will pass in about twenty
days. There was no broker I'm the deal.
according to one OF the principals.
WEST END ANENUE--Harriett Il.
I.eeming has sold s7i West End ave
nue. thIee story and basement
dwelling. on lot 20NS0, near l03d street.
The buyer Is said to he an adjoining
owner.
WEST eth sTREET.--LillieI l.. Hearne
has sold l5S West Seventy-seventh
street. four story and basement
dwelling. on lot 1exl02.e. near Amster-
dam avenue. Sarah Il. Tenant is the
buyer The property was held at $50
600. Frederick Iittel & Son were the
brokers.
WEST SsTH STREET. -- Slawson 4
Hobbs have sold for Eugcnia NJ Bum
Of Fort Lauderdalc, Fla, the three and
one-half story dwelling at 326 West
Elghty-eighth street, on lot l9NlOO,S,
between West End avenue and River
side Drive. to client for occupancy.
WEST HATH STREET.-Annahol V
Otls is reported to have rosold 6Ni
West llAth street. four story dwell
ing, on lot i5x100.l1, near Broadway
The seller acquired the properly re"
months ago from the Omega AssoCia'
tion in exchange for the dwelling 53s
West IAN street.
CONVENT NENUE.--Theodore 5. Ten
ney has sold for Helen Netter the -four
story and basement dwelling, on lot
2OxiO0. at 3l5 Convent avenue, facing
li3d street
MADISON ANENUE,-Theodore = Ten
ney has sold for Herman Il Sabre kol-
odIzky of Corona. l.. l., the -four story
and basement dwelling at 1898 Madl-
son avenue, on lot 20x3j. near Firth
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
LENox AVE. APARTMENT TRADE.

Anthem Oppermann has sold the six
story apartment house at 429 and AL
LenoS avenue to a woman who gave In
exchange tenements on West Fifteenth
street. The Lenox avenue house is on a
plot b0xI5. north OF 131st street, on the
west side OF the avenue. Within the last
thirteen months the property has been
mentioned twice In the real estate
columns OF The papers. In March. 1913,
II was struck down IN voluntary
NJ $69,5UO Four months later 1t was re-
ported tHHt tn Solara Holding Company
had tekeI he properly g.v.us N part pay
ment Two story flats in East Ninety-ffth
street The location of the Fifteenth
street property gwen for the house in
the present transaction could not be
learned yesterday No money changed
hands in the deal. except that which went
20 the brokers as a commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
EASEMENT FOR 100000.
subway Agreement with Govern
ment Expected saturday.

After conferences yesterday between
lawyers and real estate experts represent
ing the Federal Government and the
Public Service Commission IL was said
that the deed whereby the city will get An
easement beneath the Federal Building
for subway construction will be agreed
upon by both sides and will he ready for
submission to Secretary McAdoo on Satur-
day.
1t Is indicated that the price to be paid
by the city, instead of si,0o0,0O0, the
original estimate OF Mr.. McAdoos real
estate appraisers, will he tho equivalent
OF about 100000. That will be the cost
of platforms and passageways to be used
by thc> Government In loading mailbags
into subway cars for swift distribution
in Brooklyn Manhattan and The Bronx
Assistant United States District Attor-
ney Knox drew up tentative deed yes
terday and will go over II to-day with LIE
Roy Hardness OF the Public Service Com
missions counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
TO GET POWER co. BOOKS.
New Workers say international Com
ceaIed Financial Conditions.

TRENToS n. j.. June 1O.-Chargng the
International Power Company, an S.
100000 New Jersey corporation, with con-
cesling its true financial condition. WILL
lam l.. Bull and others of New York city
have obtained from Justice Swayze in the
Supreme Court an ORDER compelling the
defendant company to deliver its books
to the supreme Court Commissioner,
Frank +. McDermott, at his office in Jer-
sey City,
The books are to remain in the office Of
Mr.. McDermott for thirty days in order
to permit the complainants to examine
into the condition OF the corporation.
The plaintiffs are William L. Bull,
Henry W. Bull. Frederick Bun. Lewis T..
waring and Louis Livingston, all of New
York city, comprising the stock brokerage
firm of Edward Sweet & Co, They own
500 shares OF the capital stock OF the
corporation and charge that the affairs
Of the company hav' been so manipu-
lated that the value of the stock has been
forced from 1919 down TO 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
NEW SCHAEFER BREWERY.
VIII Cover the Block Between 5Oth
aud OIst sts., Facing the River.

To eplace the brewery buildings at
Park avenue. Flfteth TO Fifty-first street,
which along with their site the r. & NJ
Schaefer Brewing Company sold recently
to St Bartholomew Church, the com
pany will erect new building on the
East River front from Fiftieth TO Fifty
FIRST street. The plans call for a build =
Ing eight stories high overlooking the
river and seven stories high on the
streets. Cargoes can be taken directly
from the building 10 vessels In the river
ana there will be a double decked road
way on the streets to permit the easy
handling OF the brewery's output. The
structure will be OF brick and stone
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
sIEGEL AND voaEL BANKRuPTs.
order Against Them Individually
and as banking Firm.

Judge Hough OF the United States Dis
trlct Court signed an order yesterday adj
Indicating as bankrupts Henry Siegel and
Frank Il. Vogel, individually and as CO.
partners conducting a private bank under
the firm style of Henry Siegel & Co.
bankers, on the petition filed on January
IL by Oicott, Gruber. Donynge & McManus
attorneys for Esther Laufer. Herman Kro-
novit and Michael Huppert, creditors.
Messrs. Siegel and Vogel withdrew their
answer to the bankruptcy petition and
consented to be adjudicated bankrupts.
Judge, Hough also designated Stanley w.
Dexter of II Broadway referee to take
charge of the further proceedings in the
case.
Henry Melville was appointed receiver
for the firm on December 80, 1918, In an
equity suit and has since been administer
ing the affairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Slawson h Hobbs have leased for Mrs.
4. II. Paddock the private residence at
l47 West Seventy second street to II. w.
Chase for long term.
william r. May Co. have LEASED for
the estate OF Andrew Shiland the DWELL
ing at 100 East Fifty-seventh street to
Milton S. Barger: also for Mrs Eliza
beth II. T. Martin the dwelling at ia
East Thlrty-sixth street to William H.
Post. and for Mrs Ella A. Cooper the
dwelling at 81 East Sixty-sixth street to
George II. walbridge.
The Houghton Company has leased for
Or. William G. Deane the dwelling at
1875 West Ninety-seventh street 10 Charles
b. Hoadlcy for a term of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
EXCHANGE CAN'T RECOMMEND.
stock Boards Governors Refuse Re-
quest of Foreign BondhOlders.

In reply to a letter which r.. l., An.
drcws, American representative of the
foreign bondholders' committee. had writ
ten to the board of governors of the Stock
Exchange advocating that the exchange
refuse To list the bonds of States which
had repudiated their former issues and
strike off the list those with accumulated
debts. the governors said yesterday that
the law committee had decided that the
exchange had no authority to recommend
either for or against any particular in
yestmcnt.
The following securities were admitted
to the Stock Exchange list: $3l73, 900
general mortgage s per cent. coupon
bonds, due 1914, of the Duluth, MIssabe
and Northern Railway and s325, 900
Pennsylvania Railroad Company real es-
tate purchase money first mortgage per
cent coupon bonds,
The application OF the Montana Power
Company TO change the denomination OF
it's $4,000, 900 bonds listed not long ago
from si.ooo to $500 and SEC dcnomina-
lions was granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11

third street, between Tenth and Eleventh
avenues. a two story detached dwelling, on
lot 31.3xl00. to +. +. Quinn. who resold
1t to buyer for occupancy. This Is
the fourth sale Of this property through
this office within the last two months.
Clarence j. Smith has sold a plot Of
forty-seven lots fronting on Myrtle ave-
nue.. Cooper avenue and Beta place for
the estate of Timothy @. Sellew to Wag-
ner Bros, who win build stores and fats
on the Myrtle avenue frontage and two
family dwellings on the balance of the
property.
Samuel Galitzka has sold for the John
E. sullivan Company to John II. Bahren-
burg the northeast corner of Fifth ave-
nue. and Seventy-third street, four story
double apartment house with stores. on
lot 20x100.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
pRooKLyN APARTMENT TRADE.

The four story apartments at i04-4l2
Ocean avenue, corner of Crooke avenue,
have been sold by George NJ, smith Tor
the Miller Bergs Realty Company. build
ers, to A. Naumberg OF Manhattan, The
buyer gave in part payment for the apart
ments a large plot OF Huntington water
front property. The apartments were
held at $4,000 They were erected
short time ago. and all of the apartments
were rented shortly after their compile
ton The buildings occupy plot 100
feet on Ocean avenue and 100 feet on
Crooke avenue.
The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold 295 Eleventh street, "A two story and
basement brick dwelling, between Fourth
and Fifth avenues. on plot l7xlOO, for
Robert H. Deery. This property was
given in part payment for three story
and basement residence Mt 3i5 Sterling
place. The same brokers resold the Elev-
enth street house to a client for invest
ment and resold for client 1914 Seventy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
nm. BLAKE LEASES conn. HOUSE.

Or. Joseph A. Blake. who has been
in Paris, has lea,d the Gray Cat cot
tage at I.itchfeld. Conn for the season.
Before his departure for Paris DR.. Blake
sold his estate at Litchiield to DR..
Cheney Of New Haven. Conn, for about
$50. 900.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Al
fred l.. Ferguson his country place. con-
tanning about twelve acres and a new
Colonial dwelling on Valley road. Edge
wood Park. Greenwich. Conn., to Chaun-
cey Marshall for the summer: and for
Myron J. Brown his property on Lafayette
place. Greenwich. to n client for the
season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
McALPIN HOTEL ADDITION.

The Greeley Square Hotel Company
owners of the Hotel McAlpin. on Broad
way from Thirty-third to Thirty
fourth street, purchased yesterday from
the Floyd estate through William
Cruikshank Sons 46 and IS West
Thirty-fourth street, adjoining tho hotel
on which an addition to the present build
ing will be erected The property con-
sists of two four story apartment build
ings partly altered for business on a plot
6OxsS.9. The property was under lease
for several years. but recently the lessee
turned II back to the owners Further
details OF The transaction will be found
on another page of this paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
WILL DESIGN PARK AVE. CHURCH

Architect Bcrtram Goodhue. who va.
associated with Ralph a. Cram in de-
signing st. Thomass Church. at Fifth
avenue and fifty-third street. and other
large edifices has been selected TO draw
,he plans Tor the new church to be erected
oN ST. Bartholomew's congregation on the
sle OF schaefer's Brewery. on Park ave.
nue. between Fiftieth and Fiftv-erst
streets. The Rev. DR.. Leighton Parks
ana the churchs committee on fabric
WIN confer with Mr.. Goodhue soon con-
corning the details
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11

William Weissenberger. Jr.. has been
commissioned TO draw plans for an eight
story store and loft building to be erected
NJ ~ and Is East l25th street. on plot
3ONsS, This is part of plot extending
through to 126th street which Interests
represented by William Hemmens pur-
chased recently with the idea of erecting a
theatre on 1t. The building will be oc-
cupied by one firm, which is the real
owner of the property. This firm is said
to be one OF the largest in its line OF
business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
WRINGER MEN SURRENDER.
Bea rdsIey and IirmcnwRy 70 he
Tried Under sherman Law.

Alonzo q. Bcardsley secretary OF the
American Wringer Company of Pittsburg.
and John +. Hemenway director of the
same company. which has a local office
at 90 Chambers street, surrendered them
selves to the Federal authorities yesterday
and were held in $4,000 bail by United
states Commissioner Houghton for
violation OF the criminal provisions OF the
sherman law. They will be tried in PITTS
burg.
Beardsley and Hemenway, with other
defendants, including George II. Jantz. are
charged with fixing prices in furtherance
of a conspiracy to control the production
and sale of wash wringer machines in this
country
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
BRONX-MT. VERNON TRADE.

CRESTON AVENCE-The Brown-Wess
Realities have sold to t. Frcitag 226l
TO 2267 Creston avenue, four three story
two family houses, each on lot 20Nl23.
between 1921 and 1891 streets. In eX-
change the buyer gave II and II Park
avenue, Mount Vernon, four story
apartment house. ON plot 5OXl00.
EAST lssTH STREET.--Kurz 4 Cren
have sold for John NJ. Henshaw the
Mot 6sx9G, on the south side of lssth
street. 81 feet east of the Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
BROADWAY HOTEL IN LEASE.

The Apthorpe. a new twelve story hotel
at the northeast corner OF Broadway and
Ninety-fourth street. has been leased by
Harry Schiff its builder. for twenty-one
years at a rental said to be about $40. 900
net per annum to Louis Markell, who
conducts the Pierrepont and Aberdeen
hotels on West Thirty second street. The
Broadway corner measures 33.6xIt2.7x
irregular, and was acquired by Mr.. Schin
a couple OF years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

Mrs. c. Oditon Mailloux is the buyer
OF 322 West Eighty-second street. the sale
of which was reported yesterday.
Hall ]. How & Co. were the brokers
in the sale of the plot 90x105, at the
northeast corner OF River avenue and
l67th street, the sale OF which by Isl
dore Grsyhead was reported last week
The Charles +. Moves Company ne
gotiated the sale of 80 White street q
five story loft building. to the Crsnella
Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
s85, 900 BATHGATE AVE. FLAT.

Grouenberg Leuchtag have COM
pleted plans for a six story house to be
located on the west side OF Bathgate ave-
nue., 1894 feet south of 175th street, for
the Silshire Construction Company. TO he
built on plot 5+xll4.5. II has been
designed TO accommodate thirty-three
families. front to he constructed of
tapestry brick and limestone. and will
cost SCI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
100000 HOUSE FOR i4Isr ST.

Gronenberg & Leuchtag have completed
plans for six story apartment house
309x1 OON irregular. for the williams Con-
struction Corporation TO be erected on the
north side of 14ist street. 67.l0 feet east
OF 81. Nicholas avenue. The building will
accommodate nineteen families, front to
he of tapestry brick and limestone, and
will cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
LEASE SITE FOR GARAGE.

The strathman Garage Company has
leased from A. Levy through George w.
Brettel a plot 100xi00, vacant, on the
south side of 120th street. between Third
and Lexington avenues, for twenty years.
A freproof garage is to be erected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
PubicI Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
lat ~ vEsEy STREET.

BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
ls5TH ST, Al W. n :, 200 = Amsterdam
estate sy :'s sf nsrs FF'F Rss sy
william Moeller, owner OF is9. adioin,
soWTH HiGHLA&D Av. ossinins. y y, ne
cor Maurice av, lsoxi75xl6s 5X237. 9 sty
dwlg and 2 sty stable-Exr's sale, estate
Of william Grant deceased; to Hsll;
BY l. !. Phillips & Co
CAD ST. l4T w. =, 1918 Amsterdam
va. is.sxioo.5, sly dwle-A a G Mon
s ssss as s sSssGy' sub sa al que pr mis
sih5Oo: TO the plaintiff ............ si5,6so
by Joseph p Day,
18TH ST, 325 w. n 5, 325 W sth av, :5x
1871, : sty tnmt and sty rear stable
c W Van Pelt agt Gertrude Mundy ct al:
partition; to the Merit Realty Co: $500
''TH ST SOS T ISS aSth Az sC Tss;
ct al; partition; to the plaintiff sie, 900
lat secs THIRD AvENUE,l
BY Joseph p, Day.
ARTHUR Az. ?s79,7. " 8, let;7 is7th
sty theatre; also Arthur Az ?SSi-s'
Ss ~ joseph a"s TesoTo ct al; due W7toS
taxes. SC, 36s3.eT; sub to two mtgs aggre-
grating ss7.sss.I7; adjourned to June Is.
lat the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchanged
BY william II. Smith.
JACKSON ST, $. 25t Hudson ay, ASK
81; also Concord st. s. 1917 Hudson
av, 25.4X75E Moe agt ] Baker
ct al; TO plaintiff for $4,000. over mort
BAY nth ST, W s, as2,7 n e cropsey av
al; TO plaintiff for $3.50, over mortgage
slsT ST, n s, la 18th av, lss1oo also
6ist ST. 9. 345.i0 18th av, isxl00-
G A Rippman agt Brill Constrn Co ct al {:
TO plaintiff for $500, over mortgage
Of $4,000,
77TH ST, 900 n W 2is. av, 1853.
to plaintiff for $4,000.
TT HAMILTON Av. n W =, to1o e s0th
st, 20.3x70-W Forger agt Rosenstein
ct al; action /; 10 plaintiff for $4,000.
FIT HAMILTON AV. W s. S.2 sOth
vt. 20.3x70--Sane agt same: action 2:
TO plaintiff FOR 5000.
FIT HAMILTON Az VS.. SIS 9 soth
to plaintiff for $4,000
FIT HAMILTON Av. n s, 1919 e soth
st, 2oxl0-Same agt same: action 4; to
plaintiff for $4,000.
FIT HAMILTON AV. n q, 1919 n . soth
81, 2ox7o--same agt same; action 6: to
plaintiff for $500
FIT HAMILTON Az n VS. ir.sn e. soth
plaintiff for $4,000,
GRAND AV, W :, $50 Putnam av, 25x
100; also Grand av, 8, 276 Putnam
av 20xt00-G l. Prunn agt I. Brunn ct al
to plaintiff for $4,000.
by william y. Rae.
LOTS on Satterlee av near Metropolitan av
to Nathan kortzuy for ss2s.
MORGAN Az q, 100 Nassau av 2Ox
1907 also Grand st. cor Leonard At
e0xl00-Exrs sale Of estate of philir
Smith ct al; to Charles King for s?,750
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
TO TRAIN FOR PUBLIC SERVICE.
Columbia VIII Oner New Courses In
Political DEPARTMENT..

Dr. Charles A. Beard, professor Of
politics at Columbia, was appointed yes
terday by President Butler to be chair
man of a committee of professors to in
vestigate and recommend the development
and extension OF courses at Columbia
looking to training for public service This
new course, IL is asserteS. will not in any
way conflict with the training course
offered by the Bureau OF Municipal Re-
search. II will, however, supplement that
work and will be a course in which men
and women will be trained for all public
service positions.
Dr. Butler also appointed a committee
which will coordinate the work offered
ut Columbia in public health. sanitary
science and preventive medicine. Prof
i, r. A. Seligman is chairman of the
committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
LOCUST VALLEY ROUSE RENTAL.

William y. May & Co have rented for
Isaac Wheaton the Bush estate property
at Locust Valley. L. l.. to Henry Sander
son. The property consists Of about forty
acres improved with fine residence and
garage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
$4,000 wanted for Park Bridge.

Park Commissioner Ward asked the
Roard OF Estimate yesterday for S25 900
10 reconstruct Bow bridge in Central
Park, Commissioner Slower had S25, 900
set aside for that purpose in 1910, but
the Municipal Art Commission protested
that his plan for concrete bridge would
not harmonic with the landscape, so the
appropriation was resCnded. Mr. Ward
also wants concrete structure and has
mad plans prepared nv Park Architect
Eraus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
MALBA HOME CHANGES OWN FER 8

Q Theodore 8. Tenney has sold for Mrs
Carolina De Vito her two and a half
story residence on plot 50xl00. on Malba
Drive, overlooking the sound at Malba.
l..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
Court Of Appeals Calendar.
ALBANY, June To-Day calendar for
Nos. j67, 57t, SIT. 5sl, $50.


Supreme Court--Ry Justice Phnbln-
Fagin Brown Weiss Realities, Fred.
erck G., Leubuscher; Matter OF Turnbull
Wilbur Larremore stern VS.. OhlrOgge, j
Rowland Auchincloss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY, eI0s--MaI Zudek ast Harry
Lowendeld owner; Nathan Zweriins, CON
Bronx.
PALMER AV W $, 1866 Busting av bOx
1904 Oesterheld agt CRctano Ami
groni. owner: Vincent Polmeri contrac-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
Receivers Appointed.

Supreme Court.-By Justice rhiibln-
Stephen II. Jackson VS. Basonia ConstrIIc
tion Company. Harry r. Beekman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-11
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Supreme Court-Appeilate Division.-Be =
fore fngraham, y. j.: McLaughlin. Scott.
al y. Mos. gsS $50, ees, $50, s65,
ess. ee7. ess. ses, go. .e7i. .s72, s7s. s7t,
Supreme Court-Appellate Term--Recess.
Supreme Court--Special Term-Part l.
called at 1880 A. NJ
Supreme Court-Specinl Term--Part H.
Before Philbin, J. Court opens at 10 80
A. NJ. Ex parte matters
Supreme Court-Speclal Term-Part III.
Before Giegerch. J. Motions. Preferred
causes--Nos 267o. 1909. 1875. 2e6s. 2s7O.
1851. asa General calendar-Nos. sss2.
1923, 2ies, 1894, 1917. 2taA ai1. ll6l 2li5.
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