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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
National City Bank De
yises Far-Reach-
ing Plan.
CLEARING HOUSE
FOR ALL COUNTRIES
May Bring Financial Supremacy
from London to
New York.

The arrangement Of the foreign ex-
change market and the consequent ina
bility Of exporters and importers to
carry on their trade operations because
Of the storpage OF commerce arising
from the European war has resulted IN
steps bting taken by the National City
Bank to act as a clearing house Cor
bank and cash credits in I'll parts Of
the world.
In connection with the National City
Banks decision, announced several
weeks ago, to establish foreign branches
in Buenos Ayres, Argentina, and Rio
de Janeiro. Brazil, it will act as n clear
ing house for the debts of those doing
business with South America.
This move on the part of the City
Bank was considered Of far-reachlng
importance in the financial district be-
cause of the possibility thao it may
mean the ultimate transfer from Lon
don TO New York of the formers tinan-
cial supremacy as clearing house OF
the worlds trade operations. The plan
was thus announced:
1.-THE National City Bank is taking
porters in their trade operations which
have been impeded owing TO the seri-
Gus arrangement of the foreign eX-
change mechanism. IL has conceived
a plan of acting as a clearing house
for bank and cash credits and for debts
Of those doing business IN South Amer
lea and in such other parts Of the
world as developments may make 1t APP
pear necessary and feasible"
The special committee Of bankers ap-
pointed early this week to devise some
plan for relieving the chaotic condi-
tions in the foreign exchange market
held a meeting Yesterday at the Nation
al City Bank. Those in attendance were
John T. Gardin, vice-president o. the
National City Bank; r. Y. Hepden, of
the New York agency Of the Bank of
Montreal; Henry Ickelheimer, of Hell
delbach, Ickelheimer e. Co.; Max May,
vice-president of the Guaranty Trust
Company, and A. Pavenstedt. of AM
sinck & Co. At the close OF the meet
ing Mr.. Gardin made this statement:
IAN informal discussion of the pres
ent conditions took place, and the con-
sensus Of opinion was that until the
supremacy of the seas had been estab-
lished the question of an open foreign
exchange market would have to remain
in allegiance, but in the meantime 1t
was recommended that shippers of grain
and other commodities require of the
purchasers that satisfactory credit be
opened, either in London or in New
York. the responsibility for the docu-
ment bills of lading and insurance GER
tifcates, including war risks, to be upon
the shoulders Of the bankers granting
the credit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
PRESBYTERIAN.

The Old First Presbyterian Church,
Of which DR.. Howard Dufteld 10 pas
TOR keeps open door throughout the
year Realizing that the average fam
ilv is not permitted TO spend more
than two weeks away from New YORK,
tbis historic church, 5th av., llth 70
10Th St. adapts itself TO summer
weather and maintains the same en-
cheney in August that is character
istic of its work in December. For
example, the Sunday evening service,
conducted on the church lawn, IS so
nopular that all the seats are hlled'
4 hundred or more others stand dur
the service. The Sunday school
through the summer months has been
taking "sight seeing trips through the
HoIv Land" Each child has made an
outline map of Palestine and also a
nlastercine model of the country. The
stereopticon is used twice month
and the lessons supplemented by the
use of the stereoscope. BY this means
tho children are made familiar with
the background Of the Bible stories
Aside from this Sunday work the va
cation Bible School occupies an I'M
portant place. The annual commence
mont exercises will be held IN the
chapel Thursday, August 10. II. {. ia
auth IS in charge Of the Old First
Church and its manifold work this
summer. He will preach tomorrow
at II a. m. on "The Attractive Power
OF Christianity" and in the evening
"What Think Ye Of Christi"
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Fifth av. and 55th ST., the Rev.
DR.. j. II. Jowett, pastor, services at IL
a. m. and A:3C p. m. tomorrow will be
conducted by the Rev. DR.. John Nc
Neill, who is one Of the most original
of living preachers. In early life he
worked on the North British Railway.
He entered college and trained for the
ministry. His first church was in
Edinburgh, where his powers immedi-
ately drew crowded congregations. He
was then called to succeed Dr.. Oswald
Dykes in the Regent Square Church,
London. At present he is the minister
Of a church in Toronto, where he
breaches to immense congregations
every Sunday.
"The War" will be the Rev. DR..
Walter Duncan Buchsnan's subject to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
BUYING IN BROOKLYN
Investor of This City Gets
Houses on Ralph Az.

Martin Taendler sold two three story
brick hathouses, with stores, at 233 and
235 Ralph av., Brooklyn, for George f.
Holtz TO an investor of this city.
The Jerome Property Corporation
sold 863 4th St, near Sixth av., a four
story apartment house, 22xl0O feet, for
+. Shook 10 a client for investment.
The purchaser gave in part payment a
plot. 120x100 feet on Washington ST.,
Rockville Centre, Long Island.
Wood, Harmon & Co. sold one lot
each al Marlboro, on West 18th ST., near
Kings Highway, 70 c. II. Manson; on
West 8th ST., near Avenue o, to B. A..
Wood: on East 9th ST., near Avenue J.,
10 ]. c. Rossiter; on East 18th St, near
Avenue !, 20 J. 7. Sykes, and on I'D ST.,
near Nineteenth ay., to II. K. Altick.
The Alec Building Company sold
dwelling houses in Mapleton Park. at
2l62 62d St. TO Olins Anderson, and at
POI SID 81. 20 Fred A. Thompson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
MIDTOWN SECTION
FLOORS LEASED
Several Tenants for 9th Av'
Building-Other Rentals
for Business.

Albert B. Ashforth, Incorporated
leased the third floor in $40 and Oh
9th av. to Gustav Baer; fourth floor
TO Bud Cloak and Suit Company. with
ReTiSmin Englander; fifth floor to
NON der Linden & Pacht; sixth moor
70 Philip Terry, with Henry Irenk-
man: seventh foor TO Brown, Run g
Co. with NJ. E. l.. Hess; eighth moor
10 Weinberg & Levine, with Henry
Trenkman; ninth floor TO Freehtel
Brothers. with Spear & Co.; tenth moor
10 Roth Embroidery Company, with
Fifth Avenue Bond and Mortgage Com
many; eleventh floor 10 Max Becker
man. with Spear & Co; also leased IN
tbe Yale & Towne Building, and IL
Fast 10th St. half of the tenth floor
to I A Richards and Staff, 1ncorporat-
co. with Ewing, Bacon Henry; the
seventh floor to William l.. Stoddart,
and in 142 and 144 West 29th St, sec
end floor 10 George Wicha, with NJ. &
l.. Hess; third floor to Philip Bsruch;
fourth floor TO Greenberg & Co.; NTH
floor 70 J. Stegman, with He'll & Stern :
sixth floor TO Letter & Rosenblatt, with
Joseph Levy; also, two-thirds OF the
eighth floor in $50 and 364 9Th av. 70
the H. !. Gross Company, Incorporated
Of Boston, and in the Frances Building
9TH av. and SD St. to Mile. Lucie Cote.
NJ. & L. Hess have leased for the
45th Street Realty Company the west
erly store at 7, 9 and IL West 45th st
TO Edwin S. Gorham, publisher and i'm
Porter of books, Of 81 East 2Sth st.
for a term Of ten years, at an aggre'
gate rental Of $4,000; also the build
ing at 28S 4th av. to A. L. Lusthaus FOL
a term Of years, at an aggregate renta
Of $4,000.
Pease & Gilman have leased store
al 1O4 Amsterdam av. for Benjamin NJ
Menke to Joseph Slutsky.
John j. Kavanagh leased for Com
bined Real Estate Interests the south
erlv store at the southeast corner o
Lexington sv. and SD ST., to Henry W
Mumm, wine merchant, for term o
years.
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Long Island Sales.

The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for Mary Martin a plot of lots on the
east side Of Orienta av., Belle Harbor,
Long Island, to Elizabeth Toch, who
will Immediately improve for her own
occupancy.
Martin Taendler sold the three two
family houses at 3843, 3S45 and 3S49
Shoe and Leather St, Woodhaven, Long
Island, for Stanley J. Bell to a Brook
Ign party.
L. Covert sold for Amelia Gomdeck
the store property, with bakery, at PAT
South St, Jamaica, Long Island, and
two free and clear plots, one at Park
and Redmond avs, Bellmore, Long ISL
and, and the other at Albany av., and
Merrick Road, Freeport, Long Island,
to Louise VI. Andrews in part payment
for a 113-acre farm at Gay Head,
Greene County, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08

49, 1859: Christopher welcker 70 Lincoln Iruss
Co. trustee, $1,000, atiys, Bowers > y"
Cedar ~.
NrH sT. 2o,-eo ". 5s.e 9Th av cox
81 ix7eS6O4. Nov 90 800. W J Cregan. in1l.
and as trustee under trust deed by Jane ~
McKcuna 90 Mutual Life lns co: NAW'
atts Bowers 4 sands IS Cedar g.
18TH ST. 5i5 ". rs n OF hth aN,
runs n 20 gx e5N i59x =. Ola y 5sX "
.5.i to beginning. Aug TO- 1910. lsabelle
Realty 60 to WIN j canary. admf. Rector
iisT ST. = =. 2s2.s It Of 30 av. 22.sE
ss9. April %. 1891. Ludwig and Nina Nogel
10 Fredk Hessinger $500. sttya. Miller
King I. r. so Bway.
5iST ST. 35j 20 $50 ". n, 1895 n OF
9Th av. 566xi00.5. March q. 1911 trustees
81 James Presbyterian Church Of y CITY
20 the Church Extension Committee Of the
rosbytery OF Y $4,000; attys, wallace,
Butler ~, 80 Wall ~.
5tST ST n =. 1886 n ~ 9TH av. 56.6x
1905 March 81. 1908 same TO the trustees
81 the Presbytery 81 y Y; $4,000; aity'
siTH ST. 10 w.ss. is7 It " Of Central
Park w. 32xi005. Nov 2 1892. Daniel &
Jacobus 20 Hudson city Saw lnstn $4,000 :
atty. r . & T co.
GAP IT. "a W. SIS casa It Of Columbus
av 26.sxl0O.s: July 8. 1911 Anna Wenzel TO
J Ettinger. 81 Chambers 81 $4,000.
i73D ST. =. 40 n Of Vanderbilt az.
20Xl00. Feb s. 1898. Jos . and Sarah J
DoNnes TO Susan 4 Monaghan; atty, w
Smith 743 T. iG7th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday At the New York Reel Estate
Exchange.
By Joseph r. Day.
18TH ST. 20 90 80 W. s. $50 u W
Of SIN AZ. asxiOO.l1 j-sty limits sold
10 the plaintiff for SIS. Gs2; also
COLUMBIA ST. Tjiz, W e. go n OF
Rivington -. 2Ox4Os, j-sty tnmt and
stores. sold 20 the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Daniel Creenwald.
15sTu ST. 522 10 52s W. g. $50 u W
OF Amsterdam av. iO0x9O1 . G-sty limits;
adjourned 90 September g.
At The Bronx Exchange.
BY Charles a. Berrian.
JEROME Az. @ s. block front between
10Th and 1G5th sts 4GG 5xl2j.10 irreg;
JEROME Az. cor 164th st. 2Oi SIX
1886 irreg; vacant; both adjourned sine
de-
BY Henry Brady.
PARK Az. 4121. - F, 1855 n n Of t75th
St 72x307.6 TO Webster av isis 20 1924
xS3Gx--. t-sty factory and garage; sold
10 the plaintiff for 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

At St. Thomas's Church, 9TH ay. ano
sod a. the Rev. DIR. Ernest NJ. Stlres,
T r the Rev. DR.. ". Strother Jones
viii preach at II a. m. tomorrow
At the Church of the Ascension
18th av. and 10th St, the REV. VI.
Percy Stickney Grant, rector, mere
will be morning service to-noliJ L
from 10 until IL o'cl9ck' w WIN No p
T 1Hs y church is open every day for
meditation and prayer.
Tho Rev. DIR. f. NJ. Clendenin. of st:
church West Chester, Will
nrescb tomorrow morning at the
Cbnrch of the TRANSPORTATION, East
Doth st., between 9th and Madison avs
At the Chapel of the Intercession,
Broadway and 155th ST., services VIII
no held tomorrow at IL a. M ana
m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08

Have in Armsgeddon7" Or. P. n. VOL
fran, barytone, will sing At each SER
vice. The Big Tent is at is0th 81. and
Audubon Az, one minute from tbs
1slst st. station on the Broadway sub
way.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon In
the Christian Science churches to-mor.
row will be spirit" and the golden
text John iv, 80: God is a spirit.
and they that worship him must wor-
ship him in spirit and in truth"
The summer school in divine science
of the Church of the Healing Christ
is having a large attendance at Blythe.
dale, Croton-on-H Hudson. Those desir.
ing TO attend may get further infor-
nation by addressing the secretary at
113 West s7th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY

By telegraph 10 The Tribune.
Albany. Aug The Pcekskill Coal Co..
Peekskill: SIS. 600. A Medicl, Peekskil: f.
Chase. j. G. Field. PeekskiH
Muggley Wheel Corpn., Manhattan: $3.50. 900;
J. p. Stetson, q Union So, y. Y; J. AZzi-
monti. y. Y. A. h Boland. White Plains.
Jsffe stores co. Bronx; wearing apparel;
So 900: s. jane W li5th ST., y. Y. Mary
Jane. y. Y. Grace Bromberg. Bronx.
United Security Stamp Co., New York;
trading stamps; $1,000. ;. Nieman, 1909
Bronx. J. stopler. Bronx.
steinbers Bros. & Kriptzer. Manhattan:
merchandise. 81. 900. S. steinberg. sSi r. l5sth
st. y. y; n. Nripitzer Brooklyn; NJ. Stein
berg \. Y.
Grant Thompson Co. Manhattan: marble
dealers: $4,000 C. NJ. Grant, 1923 Bway.
y. Y. A. r. Thompson. r. J. Kirwan. n Y.
Bureau OF civic Promotion. Manhattan.
publishing. SIS 900. ". Wakefield. 70 9Th av.,
y. Y. r.. Primm. New Brighton, s. l.: Fried
rich & Fredrichs y. Y.
Riyerbrook Realty Corpn, Manhattan; $3.50 r
900: ~ r. Orrok, M0ntclair. y. j.; u. Glib
bons b. y Burton. y. Y.
Globe Special Machinery Co.. Manhattan.
So 60. " Berkovitz. Breton Hall, Bway
and seth ST. y. Mana r. Berkowitz, / L.
81 \. c;okefair Manhattan: castings. etc
s., 900: T. y. Cokefair. a W Bradford ST.,
Yonkers; Agnes r. Cokefair l.. W. Cokefair,
Yonkers
Rlch-Jacobs Co. Manhattan: magazines;
$4,000: T. Rich. o. Morris av.. Bronx: MIN
ME Jacobs. orange \. j.; \. Jacoby. Brook
Ign
Foreign Players Producing Co. Manhattan.
$40 600: NJ Moscowite. 2ii W nth St, y. Y;
J. SiIberstein. c. Pollock Brooklyn.
Alumina Manufacturing Co. Manhattan;
$50 900. l.. j. Goetz. l03 W. 18th ST., ~ Y:
NJ g. Goetz Charlotte Winnett y. Y.
Empire Wagon Works Of Manhattan, Man
haitian: SEQ: +. Happersberger, 59l Han
cock st. Brooklyn: NJ Happersberger, II. c.
Hinck Brooklyn
Roster Cabinet Works. Manhattan s.. 900.
Minnie L Basch. s. Washington av., Rock
away Park: G. Roster r. stein. Mt. Vernon.
Annabeth Realty Corpn., Bronx; 10000; J..
q. Switzer. p William ST. y. Y; l. A. Levy.
J. ". Chambers. ~ Y.
Minton Safety Equipment Co, Manhattan,
$40 90: Grace NJ Mlnton. M.tuchen, n. J.
{. ". Abrams. Abrams. n. Y, J. ID. Abrams,
TyudhurFf n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
To Alter 18th St. Dwelling,

Folsom Brothers, Inc, in conjunction
with the Charles F. Noyes Company,
have leased for a term of years the
four story residence "a West 18th St to
Frederick and Annie Bellamy. EXten-
sive improvements are to be made TO
the house from plans of Frederick Put
nam Platt and the premises used as a
high class boarding house This is the
property taken recently by Henry ).
White, president, in exchange for 22S
Pearl 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new buildings
were filed yesterday in the Building De-
partmCnt OF The Bronx:
1siST ST, 3 8. Daily 10 Honeywell ay: Q
5-stv brk limits: 60.7xTs. 50xS0. 65xSO:
Trojan Building Co: Joseph Swartz. Sd sy
and l4sth 81. president, owners: John P
Boyland l02 Fordham Road architect
total cost. $4,000.
1s2D ST. n " cor Valentine av. 5-sty
brk tnmt: 637xS910; Phelan Brothers
Construction Co: william L Phelan, 2O4G
Ryer av. president; owners. Moore q
LandsiedeI 30 av and l4sth st, architects;
total cost. $4,000
EXTERIOR ST, 8. 1924 n n n 150th
st. 1-sty brlt shed. sTx92; Noonan Building
Material co. on premises. owners; $ J
KessIer 1887 Teller av. architects; cost.
50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
WILLS FILED.

MARY GARLAND aug -. more than
$40 900 personal. 10 Sarah Van Duzer, SIS
ter. $1,000: Margaret Parker. niece. s.. 900
William Gehlhaus and Walter Hearn. az
trustees for the benefit OF Sarah Van Duzer
and the Church OF the. Holy Communion,
$50 900. On the death OF Sarah van Duzer
the trust is 20 terminate. and the trustees
are to pay thu following legacies: Cypress
Hills Cemetery. 5000 James Grey. $1,000
William Parker, nephew. 5000 Margaret
Parker. niece. $4,000 Frances Gehlhaus
$500: Church OF the Holy Communion. the
remainder Bailey & sullivan. attys.
FLORENCE II. COOKE July 20); more
than $1,000 personal: TO Matte II. Steven
son. OF Hewlett. Long Island. $4,000. the
residue 10 be divided among three children.
Nettle G. Bierwirth. Marian II Barnum and
Gerhard " Cooke. John V. Irving, atty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
The Bronx.
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 7.
Manhattan.

I2sT ST. u e; Harry Klein ast II and
Julia Bschrach. exrs, owners end contrac-
tors; $500
57TH ST, 500 W: Klein agt same; 81. 400.
1S3D ST. 502 W: II Klein agt same; $40 10.
i00TH ST. 1874 r. IL Klein agt same: $3.50.
SID ST $50 Z II Klein sst same; $3.50
KING ST. =. 81 II " OF Narick 81, n.sN
100: Giuseppe Dosateye agt LASER, owner;
Stephen Lloyd. contractor; so 05.
WALL ST I; l. Weiss agt No ! Wall ST
Corpn. owner. United Cigar Stores Co les
see: q " Cohen and Elite Buffet Lunch
Corpn. contractor: SIS
CHERRY ST. so and 3l2; Rubenstein
81 al agt Anger Baking Co, Inc. owner, j
Neuman. contractor: s2i2 20.
" HOUSTON ST, l69; A Craziano AIT J
Doe, owner: Bartoralli lessee; 4 Epifanio.
contractor: 50.
T. BROADWAY, 80; p Bernstein Co. Inc,
agt II Lassem, owner and contractor; Sls -.
WILLIAM ST e57 and go; Bloom co
ast Jeanne Stewart. owner: W VI Taylor
estate. owner and contractor; 'IS2 10.
The Bronx.
BECK ST. $50: Eagle Cornlce and Skylight
Works agt Ostro Construction co, owner and
contractor; $50
VAN NEST Az. ~. Harris Rose Construc-
tlon Corpn agt Brownsheild, owner; Garvey
Bros. contractors; sol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
REFORMED CHURCHES.

The Rev. Charles Brown, Of London
will occupy tn, pulpit Of the Coilegl,
ate Church of st. Nicholas tomorrow
morning and evei ing. Mr. Brown is
pastor of one of the largest churcnes
OF Great Britain and is in this coun-
try as one of the spectators at the
Mortified conference. He is
preacher of exceptional ability ana
spiritual power.
At the Marble Collegiate Church the
Rev. DR.. Peter H. Milliken will preach
at IL q. m. tomorrow on "Salvatloh
Revealed" and at 8 p. m. on Zoo
Call"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
RECORDED LEASES.
AUGUST T.
Manhattan.

10TH Az. 49, 8 sly and 'front.' cellar sarah
j LEONARD 10 Dooley. 326i7 10Th 81; >
yrs from oct ]. 1915; s,4oo; atty. Fitch, VI &
@. 90 Nassau &C.
AMSTERDAM Az. s55. store and part base
r,snt. Rose SeHg 81 d. trus. 20 j o Mallcy,
ei4 " 1881 81: 10 liz yrs from April l. 1915.
s. 800. atty. Fitch. NJ & q. - Nassau - ,
18TH ST. 9 W. all; G. Levy 20 NJ Gold, w
1igih II: yrs from Sept ], 1914. 1915. atty,
NJ Weinsteln. ll6 Nassau 81.
iST Az. 202 eOi, store floor. Frances
Volkenberg 90 Mann, 35S u 18th -; 81, to0i
atty. i Gordon, 20 Nesey 81.
fFTOX Az 81. cor store: 4 Kohn 20 II
Kavaiier. C04 "a av. 5 yrs from July ], 1918
81 500: atty. VI Weinstein, TIC Nassau s.
BROOME ST, 529. cor store and basement :
NJ Martini 20 Anna ID Ambrosio lOz Mott 81 .
s yrs from MAY /. 1914; 500. atty Ebling
Bre wing co. go 81 AIMS av.
GRAND ST. 903, store and basement. NJ DO
pspa 40 L Romano. Depot Place ana Sedg-
WICK av. 81. $50: atty. Ebling Brewing CO.
go - AIMS av
9TH Az. il4. store. cellar and baS meni.
sarah 70 smith 10 J Berkowltz. lti W la4lh
"a: yrs from July s. 1915 ND' aiiy' EpIns
Rrewinc Co. go 50 AIMS av
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
Loans on Property.

Leon A. Altmayer has negotiated a
first mortgage Of $4,000 at 5 per cent
FOR a term of years on the three story
brick building POO and 20s East 56th st.
Smith & Phelps have placed for j.
Lawrence Davis a first mortgage loan
of 81 800 on the vacant plot, 5OXlOO
feet. al the southwest corner OF Buhre
and Jarvis avs; for the same party a
first mortgage loan Of $1,000 on the
vacant plot, 50xl00 feet, at the south
east corner Of Buhre and Jarvis avs,
and for Charles Schroeder a first mort
gage loan of $4,000 on the vacant plot,
50xl33 feet, on the north side Of Pei
ham av., 100 feet east of Emmett st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-08
Downtown Business Rentals.

n. Brigham Hall & William d. Blood
good. Inc, have been appointed agents
Of the Aberdeen Building, $50 70 l56
Lafayette st., twelve story store and
loft structure, built with special atten-
tion for the business of printing and
allied trades.
The NJ. Morgenthau, Jr., Company
has leased for Anna a. Stolts and Flor
ence +. Twidy, Of Mount Vernon, and
Eva A. Cone, OF Philadelphia, for long
term Of years, the five story building
AZ 205 and POI Elizabeth 81. The tenant
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and at
torney.)

CLINTON Az. " cor i7sth 81 l5iioI
i4g. iOa ijS lx140 10. Mar TO- 1912. . Carucci
To Ida Lamb and l. Lammls Pembroke
nj. Kew Gardens b OF Q. $4,000; atty. Law
yers Title ms Co
GOERCK ST. IS s. Hyington
81 Isx5e. Feb g. 1892 and Esther Green
field 10 r. Hart. IS Liberty ST. Newburgh' y
". N.776 70: attys S T. & J Mel Nash. 81
Wall 81 -
Is,59. Feb 60 1897: same to same. 1900;
attyE same.
GRFENWICH ST. $50. 56l Jane
IT. eixs2 lx3lxS39. Dec o. 1902 J y shea 10
Co-a Mooney. s. 800: attys Baldwin a May,
g. Nassau o.
LEXINGTON Az. 1901 p % b2d St.
o0x1O June .. 1906 Elizabeth f1ian TO Erhi-
grant lndust Saw Bank; 5000 atty. W {
orr IN Chambers 81.
PiNEHt RsT Az and isist st, fixtures :.
June 49, 1913. Comfort Realty 60 10 lr.ins
picard az sumner av. Bkiyn. mtgs. $3.50,
atty. Il h. n Bullowa 81 Nassau 81.
10TH Az. n cor esth 81. 2sN1is; March
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morrow at II O'Clock in the Broadway
Presbyterian Church, Broadway 81
Hath ST.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presoy,,
terrain Church, corner Of South OXFORD
ST.. the Rev. DR.. Harry Lathrop Reed,
of Auburn, MY, will preach at lOiSV
3. m. and 7:45 D. m. tomorrow.
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Apartment Leases.

Pease & Gilman have leased apart
ments in ITO Riverside Drive to Al
pheus P. Riker; in 70 East 92d st. to
Henry Ruhlender; in 105 East 18th st.
70 Mrs. f. Bassett; in Sc West 18th ST.
to Elva O. McLennan; in 1873 East 10th
st. for Dr.. George V. Foster to Mrs.
Elizabeth Crosby. and in go West 10Th
st. for Palermo Brothers to c. J. Open
helm. ir.. and in the Marquard House,
6Sth ST. and Madison av, 20 II. b. Bald
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New Site for Hospital,

Williamsburg Hospital, which has
been located on Bedford av, Brooklyn,
for more than a half century, has pur-
chased as a site for new hospital the
property, 100x123.6 feet, at South 9th
st. and briggs av., now occupied by the
old Dick family homestead. 1t is in
tended to improve the site early next
year with a modernly equipped hospi-
tai, costing in the neighborhood Of
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APPRAISALS OF ESTATES.

AUGUST FELLHElMER april 10. lsiD ::
net fit5,S7l. Mrs. Judith Fellheimer.
widow sole beneficiary Assets-Life insur-
ance, 81 900: cash. $685. one-fourth inter
est IN Fellhelmer & Co. SO and So Wooster
st.. S55.4l2; interest In goodwill Of this
firm. $50 400: mortgages and accumulated In
ierest, t2i.s90. and bonds $500.
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BAPTIST.

The Rev. Ernest Risley Eaton Will
preach at the Madison Avenue Baptis'
Church. corner 31st St, tomorrow
morning on "Can Mems Hearts peat
for God and Their Fists Against Ineir
Enemies ?" and in the evening on i ne :,
Repetition Of an Ancient Tragedy"
The Union Bible Class will be con-
Quoted at 9:45 a. m. by DR.. b. Sher-
wood Gum.
At the Central Baptist Church, tne
Rev. DR.. Frank VI. Goodchild, pastor
the Rev. DR.. Albert G.. Lawson VIII
preach tomorrow at both services.