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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Order Stops 0usting
Of Insurance Official

Judge Ellis issued a temporary re-
straining order Tuesday to prevent
Howard w. Russell. G. S. German and
I. w. Walker from calling a meeting
OF the Union Mutual Assertion, an in
surance company for negroes, to GUST
Is. j. Davis from the board of directors
and from his office as treasurer.
Davis charges the defendants en-
deavored to take advantage of his alb
sence from the city to assume man
agement
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Admits Trusts Gave
Him Campaign Funds

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Arthur A..
Mclean, trea surer OF the State DEM
ocratic Committee, o-day withdrew
his plea OF not guilty to the indict-
ment charging him with accepting
campaign contributions from corpo-
rations and entered a plea of guilty.
He threw himself upon the mercy Of
the court.
Mclean, who is a millionaire resi-
dent of Newburgh. n. Y, is expected
to become a witness for District At
torney Whitman in his investigation
Of the "sandbagging" of contractors
doing work upon State highways and
barge canals for political contribu-
lions.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

of the woodland. The police surgeon
says the woman's mind is not affect
ed, except that she is laboring under
delusion that her neighbors and
friends have been gossiping about her
home life.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
WoULp.BE SUICIDE STILL ALIVE

WAYCROSS, Jan 13.-There was
no apparent change to-day in the con-
dition of Harvey Herrin, the young
man of near Wildwood who yesterday
tried to end his life with a pistol
The wound is still regarded as ex-
tremely dangerous, and may result
fatally.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
MIp-TERM PROMOTIONS.

DALTON. Jan. Disqualification
Meadows. of the Dalton Public Schools
has inaugurated a mid-term promotion
plan. and yesterday many pupils began
the work of higher grades. n new first
grade being started for the little folk
who were too young to enter school in
September.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Wilson to See Mexico
Battle Scene Film

WASHINGTON. Jan 13--President
Wilson and his Cabinet are to see
movies OF Mexican fgf ting Seven
thousand feet Of battle pictures, valued
at SEQ 900, have been gathered
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13

LoUeHREY GETS DECISION,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 13.-Frank
Loughrey. welterweight. was awarded
the decision over Joe Hirst In six
rounds at the Olympic A. c. last night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
Florida Service
VIA
Southern Railway

Pullman sleeping cars, dining car day coaches
Arrives Jacksonville S; 90 p m.
New Royal Palm; ali steel train - Pullman
drawing room and compartment sleeping cars
tree reclining chair cars-Arrives Jacksonville
$40 a. m.
Local sleeping car Atlanta to Jacksonville
open al s:l5 p m.-Bre akFast on dining car be
fore reaching Jacksonville $40 a m.
Pullman drawing room sleeping cars, day
coaches-Breskfast on dining car before reach
ing Jacksonville $50 a m.
OFFICE, non PEACHTREE ST.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-13
STANDARDIZATION co.
MAKES MORE THAN GOOD
AT THE BONITA THEATER

With the best leads in heavy
and comedy. with the prettiest and
brightest chorus that has yet been
seen in Atlanta, the Gardner Law
son Musical Comedy Company
opened the week Monday at the
Bonita Theater and the consensus
of opinion was that Manager
George Campbell had secured the
best show ever seen here in tab
loid musical comedy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
FORECLOSURE sALBs.

Of New YorSNsIMsoSN" WOLF SH"s ana V CaRi.
ssS T.;!.,$n, Ao Of YaifH5ssn%AN r. scGii!t,
coMfANa e, a. p.f. na sAof IL p aEAm
OF judgment Of foreclosure and sale. duly
made and entered In the above: entitled ac-
airy. 1919. I. the undersigned. the Referee
In said Judgment named Will sell at public
suction v,s a. the Exchange salesrooms Nos
haitian. City OF New York, on Ire sin day
Of February: 1914, at ~ o'clock noon on that
day. b. L. y. Phillips & CO. Auctioneers the
sold and therein described as follows. ALL
that certain lot. piece or parcel Of land with
the building and improvements thereon
scfossh uiM hssn e. CITY 0e eeants an ns
state Of New York, and bounded and de.
scribed a. follows, BEGINNING at point
commencing two hundred and twenty nye
t226) feet west from the corner formed by the
intersection Of the southeriy side OF Ninety.
End Avenue; running themes southeriy and
parallel with West End Avenue. one hun
dred 1oo) feet eight and one-haif so
.istS strse ae' fortyon. D "sf fee, eight "
with West End Avenue and part of the
S .b, marty Wal ,nsSs.
to the southeriy side of Ninety-sixth street.
and thence easterly along the southerly side
o. Nnety-sin,h street; forty.one 90 feet
ssse. SamSsn sss Ss.t ssis 0s the
Dated sS NsT Hf5s ' cRuMMEY h referee s
Hrcsaway. Borough of Manhattan. city
The f SfS EHTf !. diagram of tn. property
9Gth Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
CITY'S TALLEST
APARTMENT SOLD
Mrs. Norris X. Jcsup Acquires
II story Building at Park
Ave. and 10Th st.
TRADES IN TWO HOUSES
Locatcd at B'way and 82d St.
sale on Maiden Lane-Y. NJ.
e. \. Buys in Harlem.

through trade involving three large
,,.,,imcut houses Mrs. Morris X. Jesup
,o.,r,e the owner yesterday Of the high
-, apartment building in the city. To-
,,sd at the northeast corner OF Park
,,suue and Seventy ninth street. The
,cuse was completed about year ago
tom plans by Warren & wetmore, and
4. considered one of the finest in New
YORK. the apartments renting for $4,000
buldins and covers n plot fronting 100
s,et on Park avenue and s5 feet on Sew
en,y-uinth street. There Is but one
APARTMENT to each floor and the list of
,snan,s includes w. Seward Webb,
Waiter o. Oakman, Mrs ii. Bramhall
Gilbert. Mrs. George De Forest Lord, John
HAYS Hammond. Norman y. Ream Fran
lis r. Caravan. CARL Tucker. Benjamin
strong. Jr., Ralph J. Preston and Elijah
T. Smith The building was erected by
Bng Il Bing. who were the sellers in yes
terdays deal
Part payment for the Park avenue cor
Nor was made by Mrs. Jesup In the form
Of two apartment houses at the south
west corner of Broadway and Eighty Sec
ord street The house on the immediate
corner is a seven story structure known
as the SaNony and occupying a plot 'front.'
ne eo.+ feet on Broadway and 102 feet
on Eighty-sccond street. The other prop
erty. on Eighty second street. adjons the
corner and consists of six story apart
ment house known rs the De witt. &C.
cupying plot 55xi03 Both OF these
properties are part of the estate left by
Morris IL. Jesup.
Total value of the properties traded IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

sELlG HANDEL--A petition IN bankruptcy
ha. been hled asains, Sells Handel m nSn..
MAYER NAVE appointed Ernss, K, Coulter receiver;
bond. 5000. with authority 10 carry on the
Handel was tied IN in a way with the bank.
ruptcy proceedings against Jacob stein 4
Son. imnor,srs Of fur. and 'Sns Of y s,m ives,
petition was filed on Monday. II was said
iha, he indorsed accommodation paper for
si.o owe. IN item 100 Ms business iisbliie.
are 81. 600 and he has assets OF about $4,000.
lie has been IN business for seventeen years
THE III G SS. essr EAcLE M i com
pANY INcaA ps,'Sn N G ssIs has
and nos, mn. 4, 81 HF broadway :" The company
MAGE rS e. soSs on M ps,,;Sn in bank
rupicy has been Hled against q. Fallara
dealer. N . rD ss srS.e as 10
appointed Oscar Ig.tscd,er receiver. bond.
1900, with authority TO carry on business
la a0r sPiSA CIT STONE coMpASy.-A pe,i.
ton in 6snsrup,cy h.. been aled sssin' ,,, Ia
street street and Canal Canal place By the TSen.y,tSird
Ms .Ssa b ;Ss; IN. T. smpsuy for
5000 4 petition wa. filed on November 4
same address and on October against
rs!f. "a sRa nsS the S., .,s N bank
TAHITI ss.. t sTs O. and hc "S s.: sf TIE
u Sss1" sp HTSf N Is: "a J.. Newman II and
Ausu'a Hunt, who compose Pc 70, the s.f Arm OF
nue. have Hied a petition in bsnkrupicy,
Ay ya 'ss %A e i'' s. In% asset: Of rcnsS
sxx ,S rRiss . a"d ne ssairsp,sy
drdse street, show liaSliiis: q ,iS,sss and
TIE ai:e'' w e, Ii "a KNITTING MILLS INC
$$'.; 2. NJ. and y: = %,. ."'S ",
ps a :, IS seco"d ay.nas. show iiaSili,is.
ca Il Il e 'sa 'si; o. s Mayer ha.
dealer in SuiiainSS material. Z, the ,i foo, Of
% cent. on the dollar, cash. The liabilities
EE tcosNPAAsY- Judge Mayer ha. con.
nrmsd c9mp ns Of the rrgden.'a, Pos.
cars ' With 70 cents 81 the
HE ss ;''" A shs sSs. Ss;s .S.r n.
rupsss #.nrS So Ns.ssr par rS% S' n.
n,% o. ri'h:i Ns::l:, 4 A. Co. maanufastur
iss re rmR s.e S x. %s
!s6soss and Henry W, had individual iiabl''
rHAziN oPPENHEIM-Judss Mayer has
appointed James G. Graham receiver for
Irsiin 4 oppenhelm, corporation, shoe
dealers st - Sixth avenue. In place OF Alex
andsr r. Mason. who was unable 10 serve
EPSTEIN BRos-I.ouis and Jacob Epstein,
who compose the arm Of Epstein Bros. fur.
riers. OF las West Twenty sixth street, have
made an assignment 10 Herman u, Mos
covita
oEoRoE J., wEIpMAN copfec,ioner a, sss
siGnment 10 Otto y Zeigenbein.
ApoLPH wERTHMANN, wholesale dealer In
co!,cn goods =, 20 Church s!res, has nsd
~ 2ss and assets Of 1900 In q claim He
has only three creditors, Abraham Harris,
Thomas J, Morgan, e.oss,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
ALTON DEFICIT GROWS.
Report shOws LOss az Hi.Ss3,20i,
Against S33s.sOA Inst Year.

The Chicago and Alton for the year
ended June 80. 1913 shows deficit OF
slNs3.29l. against "A deficit last year Of
s33s.S9i. The profit and loss debit at
the close Of the year amounted To s2,i60.-
29l These results obtained despite the
fact that the gross earnings OF tho road
were the largest In recent years, amount
ing to $l5.so@s6o, against sl4.535,722 the
year before. President WorthinEton says
The deficit which accrued during the
year under net income OF $l,Ss3.?90 was
due principally to deferred and special
maintenance charges taken up and eN-
traordinary costs of operation. due TO the
physical condition OF the property and
equipment With the restoration of the
physical property 10 more nearly normal
condition it should be possible to handle
larger volume of business in future
periods and at relatively less expense"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
us PENDENs.
Manhattan.

ETH .s Eta s.ynsiS' ct a. H' PARTITION
''Eh If soa as s.S:s. Gir%o1 iss
srookiyn sst Ellen Tompkins 81 al Ciors-
closure Of mortsa~e,: atty. Il Goidstein;
avs. lot l5-eBrons Tax Lien co OF n Y
az, Anna Livingston 2, al 'Sms snsd, FORE
,, sHsr, r. Of "a" and s', two
HsP .ss.a ss' g II g%o m Ms.ssS' y s.
ioisT vt. 50 E~Josephine stein ast Mary
sturman ct al foreclosure Of mts); atty
18TH ST, ass w--Frances NJ cavenaueh
agt Josephine Murphy ct al faction to
declare LEM; atty. NJ Rowiette: ,,s.
g actions-Metropolitan Savings Bank ass
Hermann Realty Co ct 81 uoreciosure OF
18TH H's r. ",.'; 500 Is, Sv h isssicc,c
Sarah l. Nee Marsh agt Josephine Norcum
ct al foreclosure OF mtp' attys' cary a
Carroll.
ANDREWS Av. >. S7.65 1880 st. 5sxioo
Nellie I. Vought agt Jessamine Bliss
faction to enforce covenants'' ATTY II
.sSTH ST. s.. 1875 e Martha av. s7.ssx
ee.ss--otto Hupfel sGt Wesley Con,
atty. Harry Robitzek.
e3ITH ST. = e. i37.6s Martha av, aI6sx
struction GO ct al foreclosure OF mtg
atty Harry Robitzek.
l52D ST $. 900 . Courtiandt av, 25xtOo-
Katherine Ungermach agt Charles Adolp
Hohle foreclosure of mtgb, atty, ii
Luscomb.
WHEELER Az. . 40 n Westchester sv,
tOxi00-Msry \ Mullis agt Bernard Ia
danes ct al foreclosure of mtg; atty
c Meyers
2.sTH sT. lot 24i. map village OF Wakefield
oliver r Davis. a s Realty Co ast
Badaismsnte ct al foreclosure of mtg)
atty. A Frankenthaler.
18TH ST N =. I00.oa Columbus av. DIX
102.s Southern Blvd, =. 1875 n 1S1th a..
.5xieo--U mon Bank Of Brooklyn agt Ellen
Tompkins ct al foreclosure OF mtg: atty.
II Goldstein
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
BOX MAKERS MOVE UPTOWN.
Take Large Space In East 32d street
Building.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased five floors and the basement Of
the twelve story building at 31s-32I East
1hirty second street to the Fuller-B Burr
company. paper box makers now On
West Broadway. for a term Of five years
at an aggregate rental Of about $4,000.
About 10000 square feet OF space is in
volved. The Same brokers reported the
lease short time ago Of six floors IN
the same building TO Frankel Bros,
clothing manufacturers.
He'll & Stern and Frederick Fox 4
Co. have leased for long term Of years
the second ana third fioors In the Bawo
Dotter Building at 90 to 20 West
Thirty-third street to Jacob Sterber as
executive offices. The building was
erected about two years ago BY the
Astor estate and leased for long term
to Bawo & Dotter. dealers In chinaware,
who moved up from tho old chinaware
district In Barclay street.
Mooyer 4 Marston have rented space
on the second floor Of the Fifth Avenue
Arcade Building. southwest corner Of
Fifth avenue and Fffty-seventh street.
TO John r. Keresey 4 CO.. importers OF
rugs and antiques the third loft in 50
West Forty-sixth street TO Murphy. May
q Co. dressmakers, for n term Of years
M. Morgenthau, Jr. Company have
sub-leased the first loft In the building
at 306 Broadway, northwest corner Of
Duane street. Tho tenant IL John Cur
ley q Bro, importers and manufacturers
OF cutlery. now located at 3l8 Broadway,
corner OF Pearl street
n. Brigham Hall and william n Blood
good. Inc, have leased the ninth loft In
the Aberdeen BUILDING l50-lss Lafayette
street. for q long term OF years at an
aggregate rental Of about $45. 1000. to the
Boucher Manufacturing Company ma
chiniStS kar "a
at 20 Fulton street.
The j. {. Einstein Company has leased
the top loft IN 10 West Twenty sixth
street to n. Nuremberg and 5000 square
feet in IA to i5e West Twenty seventh
street to Mittenthai & Tanenbaum.
Van Vliet Il Place have leased 1000
square feet Of space in l2s to 1875 Char!-
ton street for term of years to $. 5.
STAFFORD. ink manufacturer.
The Meany Printing Company has
taken ten year lease of lofts in the
new Monahan Building at 2is TO $50
West Eighteenth street, and will remove
there during the coming week from their
present location at Sixth avenue and
Eleventh street.
Ames 4 Co. have leased the building
at sos Sixth avenue to wittenberg Il
Reich also for Payson Mel. Merrill.
agent. the store at % West Thirtieth
street to Morris Sheingarten: also the
store at le5 West Twenty street to
]. Marsolie. and the store at ass Sew
enth avenue to y. Pappos
NJ. 4 l.. Hess have leased space on
the sixteenth floor i'll the Hess Building.
Fourth avenue and Twenty sixth street.
to the Baltimore Bargain House. and
the eighth loft In 225 to 22a West Thirty
ninth street TO the Howard Grey Com
psny.
Spear & Co. have rented for "A long
term OF years the store. basement and
first loft in the building at co-26 West
Twenty second street to q. Robson Il
Son. yarn merchants also the fourth
and fifth lofts In 81 Waverly place TO
Lamchick Bros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15

IS Oceanic, $40 miles east oi Sandy Hoo. at 80
T. NJ. yesterday,
SIS MARY land. $50 miles east Of SANDY tooL u,
noon
IS La Provence, 1870 miles east OF Sandy
Hook At =. NJ
S, Menus New Orleans. :is mules south II
Sandy Hook at noon,
So Huron, Jacksonville 3iS miles south 80
Sandy Hook M y NJ.
S. Lampns~, Mobile 40 miles northwest Of
Tampa bar ut noon
Sc Perfection, Port Arthur l6S miles south
OF Diamond Shoals a, noon
IS Monterey. Vera Cruz i35 mllss north of
Jupiter az p NJ
So III Alba Galveston. ii6 miles southwes,
OF Diamond shoals at 4 y
Sc Creole, New Orleans, Is niles south Of
Mississippi bar ~ y, VI
s. III orien,e Galveston, 800 miles east ~
Galveston bar al noon.
So M8racaibo. San Juan &3l miles south OF
Sandy Hoo, NJ p. NJ
s. Santa Marta. Santa Marta, s2t miles south
Of sandy Hook u r. ".
jupiter at T.. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

'"Un name anu anhress OF lenders az
Ct. ss.ioHlot tK2.nT June 20. ltli--
sdh,,,,s s1na 70 1 rn,,n sJonanna
% a'S' fo''hrhah 90 Az
LoTs s. 70 az. PIX 5. map whitehall Realty
ID ben5,ns atty; G GO, i,s bwAy s:,soo
Susry rcaa onr i.nO 70 oGT a. co
nwsy -, SO; 500
4. ls17-The Ayi,able Realty 4 Constr
81 se Hwsy' ;n;i;''.s... ..'':::s:,:' 500
81 Ma"no 'ssse, MIN IN az
ala,:ly IN II from, eos:iiiuiins. esur,ya5a
GSidenkr nn'n, to w Wiinsimin" arSnholn
S. o.. I'D; $1,000
July q; , hsic--oli S Mary Plot, TO
Geo ouixey' addre" ~ 2loo Ess,,
pS snS''t Hv '' 'ralharins 81. being lc'
2yss; mp on go, rrsmon,' 9'N.es 'nn q"
brewing Co; atty, Jno F Frees, 1929 "a
i az sr v,;,,cc,.' 1900
kiSS Ma, ',s,oHssr,nvs" ' ss,, o. \, Ia. i
Twsy man i.s o, I;dx lot, IN sam wa ,So
nss! Wm:eIidss station, ,S,l.iosio!:sI
pirem M,,,, Assn TO NAY / story; ,atX
sI Elm Wr'asf %mfsrisse
SIS o;. 20: isc'Vcha, Z Frisarlks Lint Lima;
i, Bristol, n /; at,ys. Phelps & ssa:s' s..
hroad ct. ,, ,,,,',t'.;,.. .,o " ISo
WHITE ft LAM HoAp al p, 80 from IS =
thersin 10 along same from, n e cor
Morris PARK .v' o ,S,io9; Ap5 "a is,sE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
REALTY BOARD ABsoRBs LEAGUE

The Realty League of the City OF New
York has disbanded and the members ~
a body have become allied with the Real
Estate Board OF New York. The member
chip of the league. which totals about $50,
will become associate members OF the
board. Those who are qualified will he
placed upon the waiting list for active
membership and as vacancies occur they
will be elected. The working force OF the
league will be taken over and all its
work OF investigation of bills introduced
In the Legislature relative to factories
actions taken by the various municipal
departments and other matters will be
continued by the board
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
RECORDED LEASES.
MAnhattan.

WATER st. 80, sl-Ernest Fissg to
May i, 1915 atty. NJ Burshard, ~ ~
Chiffon isT. Of. aii-Rosie weikowitn to
Abr waidinger g. sno, $40 Dawson st. 9
iosTH 81: e; !. e ',S Ss. noS1IHs ,a, J
yrs from Jan l5 Isle. .S340
18TH Az, n W cor t7th Ut, store-The Mar
fields Co to Hugh Greene. 500 W t7th st.
YRS from Jan I. 1914: atty. Jas Eversrds
Breweries. 81 u lS3d ST.. $500
.D AV y cor LIST st. OF cor st0rs-M
WIN MInsky to Abr Hyman q ano. . yrs
from Dec /. 1919; atty M conins, y
% sXiiiX v,' iis. .ii-.J.cob M.y:r
sno 10 Isidor Cuba. ISL Clinton ct. yrs
from Jan /, 1914; atty. Hy M FsrtiQ. III
.sT TT' sr. IL, W. :ii.Ev.iyn g M.ni:y ana
sno TO simon Ledsrer. lS2 Bway, 10
nj, Il: 'f sT S ssS l'' :isf. and
rrun: 70 Tho: : oF:,l'y' 6. Wss.s 81
BLEEcKER ST aas,S'; 'ters ,n and w.. nm nm
bush 20 barrow st. I? yrs from Nav !. 1915
attys, Bowers D Q. lssth OF and Amsterds n
av......, .........''...''.''. sioss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Aberdeen by the sea. Manhattan; capital
$500, 900; directors Moses Morris. Joseph q
Eichenbum and william Schsumberg, New
York city.
Tn. Dyckman Holding Company, Man.
haitian; capital. s. 900; directors. Warren +
Johnston. Walter A Van Ness and Ma,
Freedman. New York city.
The 100 william Street Company. Man
haitian; capital $1,000: directors, George A
Adams. }. e. koenigsberg and Sam Abra
hams New York city.
oBrien a Sivori Company. Manhattan
capital 81, 900. directors. A. J. OBrien. Al
fred u. sivori. New York city. Thomas W
Gray. The Bronx.
Maxey Realty and Mortgage Company
Brooklyn: capital. 5000; directors, Abra
ham Meyers New York city. Fannie Lovine
Morris Berkowitz, Brooklyn, " u.
.ehn Construction Company. Jamaica
capital $4,000; directors. Gertrude
Erxleben. Brooklyn. y. Y; Jacob j. Alex
ander. robert e. Iipman. New YORK Guy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15

LOTS 5i1-s4s map Lohbauer Part-Jos
Kiug to Carl Kius: iiss Intervals av.
Furthman, Sd av a 149th St. 900
PROSPECT Av: sw cor Home ct: si.sSise,s
Joseph Maticka TO Cenek Maticka, 800 f
7sd ct Dec 80. 1918. = yrs, s y c; atty.
Maticka. 3" Home q. $500
sai-Asnes visEers TO Y Edison
Savings & Loan Assn, IS Duane ct. Jan ~.
: yrs. 8 c: atty. Co, i3s
SANE Professionalism. 10 same. IAN Jan
IL in In. Spe sane atty :Ss,sSeo
to Edwin n Hydeman.. $50 w ssth at.
prior mtg $500. Jan IL. yr epc;
atty. T a Co. 176 Bway ............. $500
ARROW Az, lots "a Z "a; map Paul Estate
Frederick Wagner to westcheeter County
Brewing Co. q Prospect Az. Dec 90. de-
mAnd; attyc., Bernstein 4 q. % w LIST e,
BEL II. EsnrnAi AZ. a.s1. ". is.i1..is.Laf: u
Peterson to John Bussing, MI Vernon.
Ny, Jan ~. q yrs. 81 p c; atty. Smith
Williamson. see Alexander av. "a, ESQ
16bTH ST. . ., 90 " linton av 2s1ox9o.-
i,oui. Lahrmann to German Savings Bank
l57 4th nv. Jan H. yrs, C; attys,
Amend d A, 119 Nassau st..........Sl,200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15
FURRIERs BUY IN BROOKLYN.
BaIch. Price & Co. Pay $3.50, 900 for
Corner OF Fulton and smith streets.

Balch. Price Il Co. furriers in Brook
Ign. purchased at auction yesterday the
southwest corner of Fulton and Smith
streets. one OF the most prominent cor
ners in the retail shopping section of
Brooklyn. The property adjons the
firms present establishment, which
now occupies a small part of the upper
floors The corner was offered In par
tition sale by William II. Smith as auc-
tioneer and was purchased by Balch.
Price Il Co. for soso.00o. This figure. by
the way. Is $4,000 less than the value
placed on the property by the city for
purposes OF taxation. ON the corner,
which measures Asa feet on Fulton street
and 1925 feet on Smith street. is n four
story iron front structure known as the
Baldwin Building. II has been occupied
for many years by various clothiers. With
this property Balch, Price Il Co. now own
plot fronting 20 feet on Fulton street
and 225 feet on Smith street. They
state they have no plans for reimprove-
ment. Leases on the corner building ex-
pire I'm August. 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-15

probably local SHOWS a. utwht,
Tomorrow, fair, brisk 10 high
southwest to west winds.
For New Jersey. fair. warmer to. day; fair
tomorrow: brisk to moderately high south
west TO west winds.
For New England. Increasing cloudiness
and warmer to-day snow to- night or to-
morrow; warmer tomorrow In eastern Maine;
variable winds. becoming south and southw est
and increasing.
For western New York. snow and warmer
o-day. probably fair tomorrow: brisk and
high southwest to west winds.
NEW YORK. Jan. i5--Hish pressure
prevailed over the Atlantic states and most
Of the lake regions yesterday and from u
centre over eastern Ontario brought the
crest Of the cold wave into the middle
Atlantic states and New England.
Temperatures were below zero in New
England. New York. New Jersey and most
OF Pennsylvania. and 30 degrees below In
northern New York
Freezing weather reached southw ard into
southern Georgia.
The pressure was also high over tho
Southern states and most Of the West.
The depression from western Canada
moved eastward and covered tho north
In the central valleys and upper lake regions.
Temperatures were above freezing point
northward In the Mississippi Valley into
Minnesota and North Dakota.
Generally fair weather prevailed through~
out the country. excepting cioudiness in the
lake regions and upper Mississippi Valley
and rain In the Pacific States.
In this city the day was fair; colder IN
the morning. but growing warmer. winds
fresh northwest; average humidity. IS PEI
cent; barometer, corrected to read to go
level, at A. NJ, 1851; r. NJ. 3o.%S.
The temperature IN this city yesterday. -
recorded by the ofY,ciai thermometer. Is shown
in the ann, yed table: