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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
u. S. STILL GAINS IN TRADE
Last Monthly Balance Great
est Since European War.

Washington, Dec. 16.-November
foreign trade statistics show bal
ance of trade in favor of the United
States of SO .299,417 for the month.
The balance in favor of the United
States was S56,63O,65O for October. and
S16.341,722 for September, while in
August The balance was $40, 400,406
against the United e,ates.
November's exports, announced to-
day by the Department of Commerce.
totalled S205. 766.424. and imports Sl26,-
i6I007. There was a decrease Of SILL
100000 In the exports of cotton against
November. 1913. but all other articles
as a whole showed d net increase of
S3l .0000 900.
NOyelnber's export total was an in
crease of S9000000 over October S49,-
100000 over September and S95,OOO,0O0
over August.
Foreign trade for the eleven months
ending with November compared with
the same eleven months of 1913, showed
a decrease of $3.50, 943.0 61. the total
being Sl.674.619 .401, and an increase of
S66.0iS,49 in imports.
Gold exports during the eleven
months ending with November were
1922, 1922, against ISL ,226,O17 in the
same months last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York John " Rice, Plaintiff. against
The Apthorp Company. foreign corporation
sey. defenfant.--iu pursuance OF judgment
Of foreclosure and sale, duly made and en-
tered ia the abOye-entltlcd action and bear
ing date the first day OF December. 1914. l.
the undersigned. the Referee Ia said Judg-
menI named will sell a. public auction. az
the Exchange SalesrOom. nos. 1916 kesey
Street. in the Borough Of Manhattan. City %
1914. az - o'clock noon on that DAY ny
Joseph Day Auctioneer. the premises d.
reCted hy said judgment 10 be sold and there
IN described As follows:
All those lots OF land IN the city and
county Of New York known as lots numbers
eight hundred and eghty-siN. eight hundred
and eighty-sevcn. eight hundred and eighty
eight and eigh; hundred and eighty-nine. or
Map Of 81 Acres Of Land situate IN he
18th Ward Of the City of New York. part ~
the estate Of Isaac Dyckman deceased
SHOWN as Part First 81 the Dyckman Home
stead Property" dated l. June LIST. 1870
fce OF the Register Of the County OF Sew
York. June 20. 1870. as Map Number Seven
hundred and thirteen. which said lots taken
together are bounded and described as fol-
Beginning az the intersection of the East
erly side % Tenth Avenue and the South ariy
side Of Two Hundred and Eleventh Street
and running thence Southerly along the East
erly side ~ Tenth Avenue. nlnety-nlne feet
eleven inches 20 the middle line Of the block
thence Eastery along the said line one hun
dred feet thence N0rtheriy parallel with
Tenth Avenue. nineiy-uine feet eleven inches
10 the Southerly side q Two Hundred ana
Eleventh Street. and thence Westerly along
rhe Southerly side OF Two Hundred and
Eleventh Street. one hundred feet 10 the
point or place Of beginning
Dated. Nsw York. December 4 1914
RUDOLPH a SELlGMANN. Referee
CLARK y AUGUSTINE Attorney Tor
Plaintiff 2Gi Broadway Borough o. Man.
haitian. New YORK City
The following is diagram OF the property
10 be sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
BUSINESS REVERSES

rotANp GAS. ELECTRIC VEHICLE CORPORA.
TOY Petition q "a against tle i.D.ani bah-E.to.
f-lc Vehicle Corporation or -Yih o. Ahh avenue -
iy Hem silgs- sliomg iof the 81 Louis Ger
nom III TIE company lssigned Tucs1ry o. CIR
fl.l a. IufFrn Nr Singer said fh4f Ne laill-
a.. arc $50 900 pan q which H. i1 Dispute. ara
ho N,yyrE C0iDMAN COMPANY Petition f'ed
syai..t DE McJrf Goldman Company. oel.ers ir
,'.llners c0au and guiff AZ While Pains y
~. A. son 1855 David FRANKIE. So. and
elf.ev W0,h so Liabilities arc $500 a.d sf.
receiver. with authority % earn o1 business uHD
'IgrAHAMs & CO.-Petiuon n'ed against
Ioeeri AJrahaus. trading ls Alfahams q Go.
&C.,. ,,ie5 B-ollia $50. ArthUr we''erso1 SsGs
"a Morris nosonsleip $50 lie saaiEned on De-
sse41iinEiBTR a AnNzlG--retiea MED against
L. ,6e n,m " schrrief a MINIS vao sss.c
- ir butter sfd eggs. a. 1893 GfceHairl H.. Do
N .ob N-h1rf f1IT. a Hcu a Grrlrr. flni and
jierSsa 4 Cr,ssFnau 1856. llsh.lt'es 1890. aud
GFTonGg /. UPsHuR living =, s-'rnn. az ana
. 49, = .,fo 81 ls 81 RI nas a.orf sga-1a.1. .u
~. orle N ~ y pol Co.. fird poiitoa
In rabnun NJ l7Diig n Which 80 ~ y
"A W sissros u mining s'ook. az = which are
n, ~ ~. serlIfd 10 ~ 200 shares " Haanapsh
tiet,g ,ieef sbd 10 900 .h4fca " Aaefican Mono.
raj s'ock. Mgl0rm. "a tfnn'f, ~ ~ iis1 ly
100 Wssisrn tesad. Nnhs 500 'ei'lei ROBERT
NJ 1rfonpsoa. 500 loan. end b 81 NeaAonse. ~
80 80 CO 500.
J0fTPH BfBGEL saiesman. ~ ~ wee tiih
go II "a III 100 shares " aiDt ~ ir sieGci
s.g,ss f6ulgsfon pledged and o. q. m aea.4H
No.. as1a . 90. $3.50 DID =.
.....ty,ed dsbts psfs contracted IN DIS eiy and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The New Keystone Copper Company
has called a special meeting OF stock
holders on January for the purpose
of voting on recommendation 90 sell
the company's properties 20 the In
spiration Consolidated Copper Com
pany.
The firm Of Lee, Higginson & Co.
Will admit on January l Frederick ".
Allen, who has resigned as vice-presi-
dent of the Mechanics and Metals Ma
tional Bank. as a partner.
Announcement was made yesterday
that directors Of the Anglo-American
OIL Company, a foreign corporation,
has deferred dividend action. During
the current year dividends 10 the
amount Of shillings were paid. The
stock is dealt in on the New York curb.
The annual dinner of Group 8 of the
New York State Bankers Association,
usually held in January, has been post
poned because Of the European situa-
tion.
Emergency currency retired yester-
day was $4,000, making the total re-
tirement TO date 1926, $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
COUNTY coURT-PLATT. J.
COTTON REGAINS
TUESDAYS DECLINE
Steadi1ess in Spots and Heavy
Exports Have Good Effect
on Futures.

The cotton market more than recov-
cred Tuesdays losses yesterday on con-
tinued steadiness in Southern spot mar
kets, and closed steady at a net ad-
vance of to 8 points. Wall Street
and Western buying was a factor on
the advance, which carried May con-
tracts I'D 70 Isle, or into new high
ground for the movement, and about
20 points above the low level of last
Friday. Last prices were within a
point or two of the best.
Irregularity in Liverpool was at
tributed largely TO naval developments
in the North Sea, and the closing
strength of the market there was sup
posed TO reflect favorable news from
the English point of view. The large
exports for the day, amour ing 10 3d.
924 bales, helped to steady the market
in the late trading.
The Department Of Agriculture has
promulgated the new official standards.
They bear the same names as the old
standards, comprising middling fair,
strict good middling, good middling,
strict middling, middling, strict low
middling, low middling, strict good or
binary and good ordinary. 1t is under
stood that there is little change in
these grades as compared with the old
official, but that there has been some
modification IN the grading below mid
ding. These grades will be used by all
markets trading in cotton futures after
February Is, under the provisions of
the cotton future act. Southern spot
markets were unchanged TO &c higher.
Local spot cotton quiet. at 7.35c for
mddling upland. Local contract prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
Payable in Billions.

H0x nany applications for capital
nat bui for the war would have come
sspoa the English market can be in
IsIfsd from figures just compiled by
me London Statist." In the seven
nsnths ended with July 81, capital
inscriptions amounted to e190,489,-
wv II the four months that have fol-
.sssd iaey totalled but e5,760,00O,
noSgR approximately they would
l.Fs ben about elO8,885144. Instead
=. ae,eilng capital 20 the arts Of peace
-S SH!sh public since July 81 has
s'sa p t532,50O,000 20 the uses Of
.et Altogether, for war and other
purposes, Britcns have subscribed in
u. rs year 20 date f52s.769,O00, or some
ing ever $500. O0O 0OO-a sum more
!. .SAa VICE as much as the public debt
>. ne United States. When England's
= asa capital applications are added
y nose Of France. Russia. Germany,
IS'.gisn' Austria-Hungary, Japan, Tur-
~, strTia and Montenegro, and it is
ii'.SNsa bow much nations like Hol-
80, nay, Switzerland and so on,
80 are not az war, have been com
80 70 divert from private enter
80. 49,. u order 20 protect their neu-
10y; y Will be seen how tremendous
- ee the competition for capital
~ ne war is ended This, too. even
Zig Tor the fact that production
!. assumption both are certain 20
y Greatly reduced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE or TIE STATE OF NEW YORK,
bg ne craze OF God free and independent %
Pa,qua.e Caramauna. 80 Erico Brothers. Ga.lerla
I 'm1er.O Isl. .ap.cs. ndsom " laly. Lug
Caramanna. Go E-rcI Brothers. Gallera Jm4er,0
list Naples. ku-dom of Hay, Francesca Cara
mama c/o EruUo Brothers. tallera lmuer'o ls
Naples. KINGDOM Of tay. the heirs ana ueN ui
I'm uf A .ous0 Cardn ANA. de .rased send greet
ing. Whereas. FsLce j taramanaa who resides a.
. West .lst street. Borough " Manila an. in
the Clty OF Sew York. has lately appi ,l 20 the
Surrosates' Court OF our county OF New lorA ID
have a certain instrument 100 writing relating 20
both real and personal property. uuy proved ls
fhe las. VIII and Testament OF Afunso Tara
mama who vas al the t.me NJ his dealh resi-
dent of the County OF Sew YORK, deceased There
fore you and each Of you are cited 20 show rslse
before lie Sufro.ates' Court Of our County % New
York a. the H-l ~ Records .n .la County u NeN
York 90 the jth day o. January one thousand nine
hundred and fifteen. a. hall past Zen Oclocs 10 ine
forenoon VI that day. why The sad VIII ana
Te.f ament should no, De admitted 10 probate as d
v ll OF real and personal property
In Testimony Whereof W. have caused The seal
q the SurrOgates' Court 0f The sad County 0f Ne"
York 20 be Loreunt0 affixed witness
Hon John f. COAalau, a Surrogate ~
IL 81 our said County o. New N0rh. % sad
County the .0fh day NJ Noycmuer ln
the year Of our Lord one thousand ollie
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
CLERK VI the SurrOgaica Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
Market Still a Mystery.

r, .one extent the stock market Is
III , mystery, the elimination of the
, 49,, Humiliation threat having upset
M ssl,ulstions. II was shown on
r = that there was 70 be no STAN
~, from Europe to sell stocks here,
"a yesterday, when it seemed for a
- toury that the outcome Of the
IA, val might be hanging in the bal
=. ne evidence was even more i'm
,.,.rs On Tuesday the selling
.orseS as soon as prices began to de-
.i,s r,pidly; yesterday morning, with
.,sv osarter Of an hour adding new
i..,i. 10 the action on the coast OF
Fnrlspd the volume of Stock Exchange
.ssres dropped to barely a third of
tai /, had been the day before. In
81 movements Of individual stocks
.ssys vas a good deal that could not be
-s5e 70 conform 10 the newer theories
4 Ne future course of prices. Public
,,r,ieipatior in trading is yet small,
.,d many brokers expect it to remain
: until the market shows plainly that
/; has found itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
RUSSIAN CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE HERE
To Promote Trade Relations
Between Russia and the
United States.

To promote business relations be-
tween the United States and Russia.
plans are under way TO organize a Rus
sian Chamber Of Commerce in this city,
the membership Of which will COM
prise not only merchants Of Russian
descent but prominent American bust
ness men as well. Ivan Narodny, the
representative OF the Cars purchasing
agent in Petrograd. said yesterday in
his Offices, at 141 Broadway, that the
organization meeting will be held in
this city on Saturday.
Since the outbreak of the European
war Russia has turned 10 the United
States in purchasing supplies which
previously she had bought from Ger
many and other countries. and her rep
resentatives here feel that some COM
mercial organization such as Rus
sian Chamber of Commerce will assist
materially in meeting her needs. Per
mission 10 organize the chamber has
been received from Alexandra Uvier-
itch, Chamberlain 10 the Gar. whose
wife was an American. Mr.. Uvieritcn,
for this reason. is taking deep per
sOnal interest in the new commercial
organization.
Thirty invitations have been sent out
for Saturdays meeting, and II is eN-
Dected no hitch viii occur in the plans
to establish headquarters where Amer
lean merchants and those representing
the Russian government in the pur-
chase of war supplies can meet and
arrange satisfactory terms.
1t IS understood that the Russian
Chamber Of Commerce, when organized,
will endeavor to establish some sort Of
credit plan whereby purchases can be
made without resorting 70 cash pay
mepts. Since the war began Russia
has been forced to pay cash for ,prac-
tically everything, and it is the desire
of her representatives that purchases
be made on reasonable credit arrange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
UNLOAD CUTS DIVIDEND
sNigan Central Reduces
, = from 3 to / per Cent.

isas,. OF the Michigan Central
ss.e,l yss,erday reduced the semi
81 40, .'.osno rate from 3 per cent
i1biS cent The company kas Sis,-
nsxis ~ ss' e outstanding, Of which
rsnlrsi n, = owned b. the New YORK
nbstsS ne reduction, which vas A.
"a 49,. .s . general business denr@ re-" y,
"a, ~s legislative attitude toward rail
= a. 1 S4ns On annual loss In revenue
~ r.tnifsl Of tg72.7GO.
sss1s ~ s,,', g Central has paid diyl-
,aes iso7 sAs rate o. Q per cent yearly
4 s-,e- n 1906 he dyide,d. pr s,.,. esn'
ss,iI, per cent, and 4 Der cent ,t' an
y 80 80 pad from 1900 20 1905. For
lsil ia 80 year ended December a.
scr ~" company reports surplus
W o. =. per cent rate Of Si5s. 900.
fft,s tsn months Of The eurrent yes,
4. ~. ,sssfinings decreased s24z0 .6oo y sed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
The Bronx.
BROKERS RAISE CHARGES
Cotton Exchange Increases
Commissions.

The board Of managers of the Cot
ton Exchange announced yesterday
their acceptance Of the report of the
by-laws and rules committee calling
for an increase in the rate on foreign
business from SO and $50 70 Sl2 so
and sos. Members Of the exchange will
be called together on December 2S,
when a formal vote will be taken.
The present rate Of $40 for buying
or selling. and $50 for the round turn,
is considered by local Cotton Exchange
Interests unremunerative. IL was
pointed out that the Liverpool ex-
change commission is considerably
higher than the rate here. Besides this
the average English cotton operator
deals on credit. and the interest
charges against the firm carrying his
contracts are often sufficiently large
TO eat w his commission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

IN Boston and arc Tor merchandise. rent and ser
vices Henry Melville. receiver OF Henry Slegel
q Co. bankers. Is creditor for 3IOo. scared
hy 100 shares Of stock o. the Sege Stores Corpora
ton of unknown value Mr.. Siegel was IN bank
ugtpy before on June q. 1908. AMI received dis
clargc 900 MAY 3. 1909.
BERNHARD TOPF-Pctitlon filed against Rem
hard Toyf dealer la butter and eggs al 27s0 Eighth
az hy Samuel MclcTied. Sils; Francis II Leg
ceit a Co sac and Austin. Nichols Co. 1901
SCHEDULES FILED.
MORRIS FOKGOTSTON. jewelcr. of 1890
broadway. filed schedules showing liabilities - VA
74Y and ssets of So I0s. consisting Of stock So.
0.i: fixtures. 81 O2j equity In pawn ucdets $40
900: Insurance. $50 and cash In bank 81. Among
me .rcdor arc r. Sirasburger. sons a Co. Ss9s5
b. A Bre.dcnbach $3.50; Joseph NJ IeVic. s. =:
r. Stern a Co Ass. and & Arnowiiz & Bros
S27i0 Mr. Forg0tston has oneIei composition
III 40 cents on the dollar which has been accepted
by many creditors.
louis CANTOR. trading as Cantors Clothes
Shop at 2lOi Third av Ned schedules showing
liabilities az Si9'6. nominal assets. S-0V-' anu
actual assets. Sl.1lf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
dlPICSOF THEDAY
IN WALL STREET
r.ders Are Bearish, but
Street Is Said TO Be
Empty of Stocks.
o,,p NEWS PUTS A
BRAKE ON BUSINESS
,,,intjes of Trading Added
W. - nv Elimination of For
sign Selling Threat.

,ss traders on the floor the
Ano. s, Is bearish. A war that could
$50. .ss stock market for four months
s''' Wy possibilities from their
- '. ~ view. especially as the end IS
81 =. ,ear in sight. So long as
:ssn..' .r,isers can lombard English
S'inAssi 10 enough to figure on the maps,
sals s's -,ipes menace Atlantic ship
seHs. German Zeppelins traverse
lht s,v lines east, west and south, It
E.aos' ~, 70 them that business in
ss'' Tf..;,sS States shows signs Of i'm
ns -. that Congress is going to let
lis''ss sione for a while and that the
,a a...ts Commerce Commission will
li.s - srant the railroads a full 8 PEI
Psi.sg. .-ssse in rates. The commission
ssl. ga whole. are taking quite a
go 80. position, and their principal
c--s ..-. IS that not in ten years has
, az S.reet been so bare Of stocks.
, y. selling can come, they say,
80 ,o-,e from investors. They do
-, ,ossider it reasonable to suppose
~ s ssse. having chung TO stocks for
- 80 months and more, will be willing
;. y. n ,bem 90 without a pretty good
..v,,i for their patience.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
i'ads Balance Growing Again.

,.. = wv, a. the end Of December, this
,, --a''i had q visible international
-; so balance Of SG42,25l,755, accord
c c., y ne hgures Of the Department Of
t., s..ss ~, e: Nov IL has Sl93. 2GO,1S2, or
bs,,.-.' less But things are getting
s., ,...' lsf In November there was an
80 ~ ~ exports amounting 70 S79.-
MCGEE 'ssi,' -ssgainst s5G,G30C50 in October,
80 1890 IN September. and an i'm
Agy,,..' ', ste Of nearly S2O,OOO,0O0 In
Z f,n.N Imports for November showed
,sr, 5'.,'s of Of S59.772,G18 in the com
IN ss1 siih November Of 1913, but
sbro ..,@I 4. less Of cotton was sent
q % Iusgally over 5000. 900 bales
isr. - .s' y 70 excess Of S15O,O00,O00 are
s,- germany alone in a single sea-
y,,, zone has reached Germany this
~ .'~sFer, since the outbreak Of
h, ~, Nov that France has agreed,
s,,.,.l - slaad' 70 regard cotton as nom
s,,.i sS'ena, our balance Of trade
STOW more rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
RAILROAD COMPANY.

CIcIeIanu, o. NOV. I'm, III.
Sealed proposals tor me sac ot Sencls az
count ~ the Sinking Fund. az not 10 eN-
coed par and accrued interest, % the
amount o. sci 10000. Will be received az
the Office OF Messrs Wnslow. Lanler q
CompanN. SO Cedar street. New York.
X Y. 10 the close Of business December
3fst. 1914. Proposals must indicate series
~ bonds "A" "B" &C. or 20. and also,
in the case OF Series "B, must indicate
the number Of bonds bearing coupons for
$3.50 and for $3.50 each. respectively.
Bonds accepted Will be payable January
End. 1915. with Interest 10 that date, al
the Office Of Messrs Winslow. Lanier q
Co as above III not presented on that
day the right Is reserved 70 reject the bid
j. f. kLOSS Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
New England Is Hopeful.

on Of twenty classes Of business
vtsss present condition and prospects
d, First National Bank. Of Boston, has
%, into a tabulation only five show
az Improvement in a comparison with
1873 activity. These are automobiles,
isniiure, Office supplies, publishing
nl stationery. The automobile bust
less alone is characterized as very
god But the estimate of prospects
Esat By prominent business men in
Nes England show only two whose out
ioOk is not either definitely good or
promising manufacturing and
building. "In general" says the bank.
New England apparently expects soon
,ttsr the turn OF the year a gradual in
zssse in business activity, and this
'pinion seems TO hold regardless OF
lksiher the foreign war ends during
1915 or continues for a longer period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17
oThe Iron Trade Review" viii say:

Tie r.oei industry ils tac1 enlDlag node.
frr'g-oeafrrrf DOB urg boo.i gs IH fle .ts' u'.
fcT' DAYS and one of the factors rr.mn.'f iI.
change apparently bias Been ue ira i..'e poi.
e.,.v drffgery which have been more frers quoted
Ir liz mills Mauufar'ufeu rlH Insist rai irs
.It erfrefne prices represent Che ultimate point OF.
.it i. ma. u'1 30 f0r business. ard there appeaa
a., t. a realization among bus rs that such prob
ably D. tl, case. Tor th'y are more actively cI-
deagoduz tD cover at me ruling l1aft. i"- iol
.ssI f,-ro.I. of Del grg. Tie ml e. however. arc
s.tlrc .1nle advance fcf lrst quarter nr hist haf
WlI operafI0rs hsVc got Improved. a.n holiday
e,-.s.fiors prom. sr 20 De- more ur0DureI fhtr
tt.y.l Ccr-sln districts s-iil Show F0Da Iwlng
ro1v-m.nt boz % ilop. bot uc market generally
"a less active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

considering the above figures" SAID
Mr.. Wolf, "the following facts must
be taken into consideration:
"The bills and accounts receivable
are given as the same appear upon the
books of the concern. Their value IS
entirely unknown to me. Some OF the
bills and accounts receivable are old.
| do not at this time undertake TO ex-
press any opinion as to their eoileetl-
bility.
an determining the liabilities have
liquidated the customers accounts a
Of the closing price Of July 81. 1914.
This, Of course, has been done without
prejudice to the rights Of anybody. The
court may subsequently hold that some
other method or manner Of liquidation
should have been adopted, in which
event the liabilities might be increased
or decreased. Securities on hand
valued at $4,000, are to a large extent
held on behalf of customers who own
the same outright; that is, not pur.
chased on margin, and the court viii
undoubtedly order me to return these
20 the respective owners thereof. 10
that extent, the assets and also the Ia
bilities will be decreased"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-17

The Approximate amount Of the lion or
charge. TO satisfy which the above-fescrlb. 1
property Is % be sold. b. Eighteen Thouss ni
seven hundred and nlnety-tWo dollars
tsl8.7ge 00l. with interest thereon from an.
2ith day Of November. 1919. together with
costs and allowance amounting 20 Tire.
Hundred and Fourteen and 1900 doils r.
sjltf3l. with interest from December ist
1914. together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate amount OF the taxes as
easements and water rates. or othei Hens
which are to be allowed 20 the purchaser oul
OF the purchase money. or paid by the Ref.
cree Is tfi5 90 and Interest
DATED New York. December oh. 1915
RUDOLPH \. SELlGM.ANN. Referee.