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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-05
JUDGE CRAIG BINDS
OVER MAX [. CHAVEZ

Max l. Chavez is in trouble for tho
second time recently, Justice of the
Peace George r Craig yesterday hav-
ing bound him over TO await the ace
ton of the grand jury on charge Of
wife-beating Chavez was in trouble
for the same thing not long age, but
after he had spent about ten daYs In
the iuseado his wife relented and re-
fusei 10 prosecute him. Yesterday
she complained again of his actions
with the result noted Late yesterday
afternoon Chavez was still lauguishine
la the bastilo unable 10 secure $3.50
bond
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-05
HEARTY SUPPORT
ACCORDED STATE
FAIR SOLICITORS
Not One of Working Commit
tees but Gels ali Least as
Much as Last Year. Ar0ot
Increases Appodionnent

While definite statements DO
amounts received were not available
last night at fair headquarters, Man
ager Tom Binkert declared that the
heartlest sort of support had been Ia
evidence wherever the soliciting COM
mittees for the fair had shown
themselves yesterday. The commit
tees are trying to get $4,000. to make
available an additional $4,000 pruVld
ed by a state appropriation Most Of
The committees We're out yesterday, AS
per schedule, but some Of them did
mot make any solicitations and Will go
after their prospect" today.
The scheme of dividing the city into
blocks ana assigning committee -
each block has worked well and the
work Is going ahead rapidly. Every
committee at work yesterday got at
least as big a subscription as did the
corresponding committee last year
and George Arnot's delegation in-
creased its list over 500, which les
considered remarkable In view of the
sparse territory in which they worked
THE Albuquerque spirit certainly
was inn evidence everywhere yester-
day" said Mr. Binkert 'and with
day or two more we expect 20 nave
the entire sum raised. Most of the
men approached, In fact nearly all
~ Them. came across with great grace
ana becoming generosity Everyone
scented mighty glad 20 DO hls share.
Harness Race Entries.
Mr.. Bukcrt was too busy yesterday
getting the committees out on their
soliciting 20 pay @ great deal Of att
tenton 10 the closing entries for the
harness races, but he stated last night
that more than thirty horses had been
entered and that indications were that
/ the four $1,000 stake races planned
would be filled and that each would
be run as scheduled,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-05
On sale Saturday, June 9th
Galvanized wash tubs 25C.
THE LEADER.
The bride will be pleased with jew
elry bought at DOdd a Dcnhors.

wanted-Clean. cotton rags at the
journal office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-05
Wanted. 1000 Ladies Il
buy Safety Pins, lC a card.
THE LEADER.

Every one fresh. clean, tested,
stamped and guaranteed. Gentry's
eggs in sealed boxes nc Jnffa's, Ma
Toys. Hawking.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-06-05

erH Points These tickets are limited e. r
init liberal stopoyers at various points.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
rORrcLosupr aAlra


NEW YORK suPnEME COURT. COUNTY
Trustee. etc. Pisinti6. against Louis Lei
man ana otherA Dsfeudants
pursuance OF judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In ths
is,S S.y :sSn ana Sss,n, da MS
signed. the referee In said Judgment named.
ssissroon, 10, ii.iS vsssy styee,, in TIE
Borough Of Msnhatt.a. CITY Of Sew YORK
S S noon loom ." cha, dsy, ny jc..ps =
Day. Avctionesr. the premises directed BY
said Judgment TO be sotd. and therein de.
land. with the building thereon erected,
situate. lying and being In the borough OF
M.nnsts.n: T,sSy Q, New York bounded and
I sf q ,S,;n 'css .. N. ncT,S.S
100, feet wesieriy from the .nortswestsriy
corner Of iosth street and First Avenue:
running thence northerly. parallel with First
Avenus one hund,ed uoeJ feet eleven a. ,
book; thsnes wssteriy. along said centre lin.
twenty-five $50 feet: themes southerly, again
parallel with Fret Avenue one hundt ed
!iSC feet s,:y:n ~, inches s 70 the north,
along the nortn.riy sid. Of ics;h s,re.,
twenty -nvs t25) feet TO the point or place
q beginning. said premises being known as
Dated Ne" f' nnsn sFI ssiir rfh R Ter,
BowCRs = sASDs. ATTORNEYS for Pisin,ir
NO {" Cedar Street. Ma"hs''an' New
The foi,cv,ns 4. a diagram Of IN. prop.
srty 70 be sold: lie street number Is All
East issth Street.
Centre line of block
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders at.
n,;Tn ST Is: " A,n...ra.m Az as.
Co to ih. stat. BANK 81: Grand
iisrH SIR i;O-iT2 y. tcIcsi66 IL MAY
ihinpa,,s ,s and L.,s AmI..hy I; Los nds
tsr,ur.S' JUL IT, ,s,, eoI a.a and
q. c ~, c. TO the Colonial Mss'c
10TH sT. ?Io w; |. 'ssiooii. Jan ?s.
'ss-E %iss..i 1'A' H. .G ..''t !, U' ssf.
snaSKKEsPEARn Az. ..''.,s.', i.,S ~
;t,. - Co. - sS:y' ~.'''r, ,sts
TN Was KEN sori s'i 1s,r is,d ,eis nag
S"n: .'Sy.' s.yc. H'''a'' F. 'a Il f rsHs
so BOULEVARD q. 100 we.;cie.,er av'
toxiSo. Dec 4. lsii-M.rcury Realty Co 10
American f Co; atty. c Meyer, s:i
SO BouLEvkRp'.. .. 40 =. wer,ch..,ey s Nv
toxiso, Dec =. isii-ssms to same; atty,
SYST ST. ssi y. ~. s5rio.:. oc, 80. ,sis
amt. "a sugarmsn TO Estates Mtg SEC CO;
Lor 1888. map wak.n.id. Jun. i:. isia"
Grace L Max - Marie n Rou,set; atty,
wooDRuFF Az So cor broad 81, being
Psscst of 10, =. q mHH 81 e. rs,r%s.n, iO9s
.,sy.' Breed. AsSo,, . NJ !! 1as.s,y
BROAD ST, .. cor 10. -. being par, Of io'
is. isi5-wm c Bergen 10 Julia " shsr
wood atty. Sidney stewart. ~
soosEvELr or. So. mtg on lease. &c, july
he,msr . schvsrt, sr.~ins CO. xms, .r
rS arn q, sna Az l':,. ,.,i, from 500
M!sm ssS.%f Bel. t! i xI..sn %s 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yoRk-Charies G. Bull and Nevbold l.. r
Julius II. Fox. ct al. Defendants
In pursuance OF q judgment of foreclosure
and s.i., duly made and entered in IN.
7iI day Of February. 1914 I. the under.
signed. the referee In said judgment named
will cell at public auction. at the Exchange
salesroom. No. 1913 vesey Street In the
on tn: 10Th DAY Of March. ISL. at Il o'eiock
toneer. the preniises directed BY said juds
ment IN be sold. and therein described as
follows. ALI. that certain lot. piece or
parcel Of land. with the buildings aud I'm
and being IN the Borough Of Manhattan,
scrieed A. feiicvs: BEGINNIN0 AZ a point
IN the southsrly sice Of 18Th Street. distant
three hundred and eighty eisht (sssl feet
westerly from the corner formed by the in.
tersection of the southerly side Of 18th street
with the westerly eide OF Firth Avenue; run
ming thence westerly along the southeriy eide
OF 18Th street twenty QUE t?D feet. thence
southerly parallel with Fifth Avenue, one
inche, to the centre line Of tn. block. thence
eastsfly parallel with 18Th Street twenty.
one l7O feet: ana thence northerly again
parallel with Fifth Avenue one hundred and
three ,l03) feet and three az inches 20 the
scu;heriy side Of 10th stree, to the point or
erly walls OF the building upon said premises
being party walls
Dated. New York. rebrusrv eth 1914
ALEXANDER PFEiFRER. Refere.
tins. - Wall street. New York CITY.
The following 10 e diagram Of the prop.
.!,y 10 he sold its street number 10 Is West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
LARGE 4sTH ST. PLOT
TO Be IMPROVED
Property Fronting 1877 Feet
Near 9Th Ave. Under Op-
ton to Q Builder.
MATTLAGE ESTATE BUYS
Invests in Wells Fargo Build
ing on Greenwich St.-Hotel
for Women Projected.

An important Improvement IL pla nned
for the south side OF Forty ninth street
between the Hotel Bristol and the Hotel
Maryland. which are Just west Of Sixth
avenue and In the theatrical district. The
improvement, according TO one report. "a
TO be a theatre. whilo another had IL q
larse commercial building. a. buildinss
II that type arc finding their way into
the theatrical district sincA the compile
,ion Of the new Grand Central station
two blocks TO the east Of the proposed
site Of the Forty-ninth street. improve.
ment. The property to b taken for this
operation includes the eight four and
I've story dwellings At los to 40 Wee,
Porty.ninth street. Toesther the housee
front 1877 feet on the street and are 100
feet deep.
On the east side Of the plot 10 the Mary.
land. i've story building. and the west
end Of the site terminates at the Hotel
Bristol. an eleven story building. The
property 10 owned BY Samuel K Jacobs
and Lee q F1eischmann under the nam
Of tho Century Holding Company. Mr..
Jacobs owns the houses at los to ia and
the Century Holding Company the re.
naming three houses. 1l6 to ITO
The property 10 under option to a
builder. and terminates soon. IL was
ssld Yesterday that the deal had been
closed, but Mr.. F1eischmann denied tina,
this was 30. He admitted the property
vas under option which had not yet beer
exercised. As TO the nature OF the i'm.
provement or who was behind n Mr.
F1eischnaDn refused 10 say.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for Toe
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. Sais tWs
day ana tomorrow, not 60 colo tee
morrow, 1isht north TO northeast
winds. shitting 70 souNhMest.

For New Jersey. fair to-day and 70.
morrow: not so cold o.norrow. moderate
northwest winds. becoming southwest.
For northern New England. fair and not
40 cold to-day and tomorrow: moderate
northeast winds becoming southwest.
For southern New England. fair and no.
~ cold TODAY ard to morrow; diminisnfns
northwest winds
NEW YORK. Foo IS 1t was warmer
yesterday IN Michigan. Minnesota, the Ds-
kotss Montana. Wyoming and oregon, but
colder In practically all other parts OF the
country. and especially IN the Gult s,a,es
where IN" decline In temperature was gen.
crafty moro than 20 degrees
Tho larg" area NJ high pressure besrina
the crest NJ the cold wave was central over
the middle Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys, and embraced almost all Of the
country.
The pressure was only comparatively isw
IN the south Atlantic oosst and In the o..
trcine Northwest
Freezing temperatures covered the Rocky
Mountain states and all sections east~asd.
except Florida ana southern parts OF the
south Atlantic ma east Guf stztes
Zero weather prevailed over most OF Nee
York and New England northern fsnnsyi-
Vnnis ana Ohio. throughout the lake
region. except southern Lake Michigan. ana
westward ,n.o the Dakotas. Nebraska and
northern Kansas
The lowest reported '.mperaturs vas ~
degrees below zero at Northnsid. W.
Light snow occurred IN the virginia. snA
Tennessee valley and rain on the north
Pacific coast Els-wher. tho weather was
generally fair
In this cit, tie dav ~ss fair ana coiaery
wind. brisk nor'hves' average humidity.
80 per cent. barometer. corrected 70 reaA
to sea level. at 4 30 80 sP. n. So;7o.
The turr r,favD \ =
recorded bv N" oin,ial Thermometer. Is shown
In s,I TAI,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public O0eslnSs Yesterday in Man
hottaa aaa The Bv0ns.
AT II VEBEY STNEET
BY Joseph y. Day,

by Joeepu y, DAY
18Th ST 10 W: na 1881 Amsterdam
av. ls.2xloos. sty d~lG-E Ansr. ws
sSt Savah Friedman =, al; due SIS
os.:s. taxes Ac- 5000; to the plain,
,sTH 81. iea W, Z. 100 v ives, Una ts sy,
isxio:.,, = part & sty d~is. also Ridge
o., ~. "a 1907 DelAncey ct. 50 81
ies@. ;rreS, PIt. sly tint Z .trs .
Annie Davis 81 al; due. tssso.3O: ta1.s,
&c. 800 sd iourned to March T.
GREENE IT, Ibs and 100, e q So n Hous-
ton o.. tiilioo.N irres, ! sty iof, = o.,
corn ct 81; due tN.o07'i. tsles a..
e2sN.s -: 90 the plaintiff. .ss7 % 90
by Smuel Mayx
ices. i ETY. dwisCp wsrs..W az
q q Smith ct al; due, Slo,Tsst taIs,
30. essS,Io. sub 20 pr mts. tsi coo 10 Tn.
ny Henry Brady.
ls2D st, 10 -. isB Sth Az. ?SsssI
: .'y tn'--Harry issacson ast Loui. sess
bohm ct al; due, os.s3sS7. taxes, A..
lat Saes THIRD AVENUE
by N Morsenthsu. Jr.. 4 CO
i%!Th st e13 and so r. . cot - "
Austin pl. sosioo sly dwix , CIV rear
, Ts Y Mori,.. ,ru: .st william
esS0.Ts. TO Terence p Kane. ~ 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
LIS PE<DE<s.
NAnisattAn.

AMSTERDAM Az. is7-Edward Hiison at
Hermann Reilly Co 81 al for~~los Of
mtge): attys. Hollander 4 Bernhe,msr.
<isr ST E-Fred-ric " Copdsrt ct Al
Rgt Edward Pagan ~ Al toreclos OF
m,gcb, atty, Ccuder, Bros
al agt Emil Christensen tforeclos OF n,geb !.
atty. II Jackson.
55TH ST. ~ W--AmericRr Sheet Metal
Lath Co. Inc, egt Frank krefe'n, inc, ct
al tAmended action to foreclosc nechAnics
Hem. atty, Lewis . Mcnamara.
Buiidine Corpn epecihc pcrformancei
CHRYsTIE ST. i5s-Frsrk ~ Tiehenor sGs
Lorenzo tito 81 al foreclos OF mtge':
city + Tichenor
FULTON ST. ll2---Marv q Davis agt chas A
Reilly e; al foree.os OF mts.i atty. NJ s
Hart
HEATH Az. 2el7-corielis Nelson vs. Nets
Ter Bldg Cons: CO e. al tforeclos OF
mtg: a''y n " II brown.
Third Az. asc,- 9seS--Adolf lchsl " Mary
Nolan e; al foreclos OF mtg: atty.
T. 4 rsaacs
BAfNpRIDGE Az. -. 81 ~ n IsNh st. ASK
1?i-NorA Mcrawiey Va RidGeneid Cons,
penNe,d
ISoTH ST. -. I? n Prospect nv. :briIS--
Martha q Eymer e. al v. Emilia Fuscaldo
81 al 0oreeios Of mtg; atty. O Fer
Euson.
KXToNAH Av. sec, u, blk sss', LOT 2. =
Jennie scheysr y al Va FrsnkliA Felter
ct 81 faction 20 foreclose tran.fer Of tax
Ucn): atty, p Jacobs
LOTS ~. ~. 10 and ~, msp subdivistsa
property Mary Pearsal Ttrany--John Es-
gers ct al Va Inferno const CO 80 al (fore-
clos Of mtgJ: sttys. \ 4 " Bloch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25

S. olympic. 20 miles east of Ambrose Hight ~
~ ~ y yesterday
SIS koenig Albert. so miles ess, OF Sandy hook
al noon.
IS Minnews.s 2,o miles cas, OF Sandy nsok
a'aAM
- {! ciTaq9a'I' I,so mile. ca'' OF Sandy Mon.
SIS, philsicIGma. 1870 mile. saS Of SANDY
Hook a, l. "
s. oroiaya Kingston 90 miles south 81
Sandy Hook ~ noon
IS Comus New Orlcans - miles sru'hy ~s.
OF Diamond shoals n noon
s. Lsutpas's Mobile < miles rvulhea.' ~
Mobile bar al noon
So Come, New or.an. ~ mile. sou,h 81
JuIstsr st noon.
S. Cherokee, GcorS.,ovu. 20 mile, south Of
Sandy Hook at l. ",
S. II Nortc G1'vo-'ou .o- mile. south -
Sandy Hook al 6 p
~ Nirkcl1e, Port OF >asn Is nuI.s -urh
west OF Diamond shoals al - =
IS Mohawk Jacksonville. 80 Ini.e. sourh 81
Sandy HOOK ~ y, "
Charleston hr - q "
So CITY of Columbus savannah - mica
northeast ~ Martin Industry 81
So San Marcos, Galveston 81 milee north Of
Rev West a. 5 y, NJ.
:. FL Aba Galveston. 81 mties norm Of
Jupiter AT r
s. Caamores. Port, lAmoa 70 n',iss sou,h
OF Sandy Hook at r "
So M'llinocks', Stork, on Q. miles cas- 81
Sandy Hook a. p. ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
RECORDED LEASES.

Corn to LYMAN Rubin. a. Grove q. yrs
i,Sm Mar 1. 1919: atty, Adam, Wiener,
iiiTh ia 50 =: i.ii.s.ymu,e,aiii Really 'i z.
premises yrs v NTH from Mar Is
'rH AZ. ,,s,. ..i-n,s,li. Realty CO $50 20
NAY l. 1914; attys. Morrison 1 z. $50
LIST ~. u. 4, q .ad s:mi--p..l.n. "a:
yrs from May l. 1914: atty. n Pop,
sRSeSiii; - 81 sHs.:.s... :ii.pem.;aai,ss: :
s::,Is. -i X; fem .s Nay ! isi'; atty. q
stoXS~xS; i,.,.' .:sEM1y y yor.!: -; 70
rom Hsss'i rel !, h;;ss 80 ID AZ. 's,is x: x:
PENCE as,s and g. 81. ls s Emil Sr.pt.nH If
S,ntrs, Brewing CO. ssh q :, and f E.si
ri Sy co: ,,ia =. 81; ~ s,;sS.
.ss 81 Go HG To-. ~, aS'1 e. and
tsisi s'tys Rlumsnthai 4 y. 81 Cedsr
iisrH 81. ..ioi d. .il--,t.r.t occoono. 's 10
nis 81 ' .os- .i7 l. .ll-rs.oici s! sa:s
e. Thsodor s.ve. Co, <os A1th q, s xrs
from sept .. isis; atty. xats q q y Vim
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
MAY BUILD ON FIFTH AVENUE.

Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Anderson IA conduct
ing negotiations through A. q. Mlbank On
lease 10 an unnamed prospective tenant
the ground floor and basement OF q build
ing which. II tho lease n contaminated.
she will erect at t1s Fifth avenue and
3. s ana East Thirty-severth street
This property surrounds on two sides tia
vacant plot A. the northeast corner OF
Fifth avenue and Thirty seventh street. a
vacant plot owned by the Lewis estate.
and adjoining the Bonwit Teller Building
at the southeast cornR Of Firth avenue
and Thirty-eiGhth street. which In owned
by Mrs. Anderson. The Fifth avenue part
Of tho plot II covered by q converted
dwelling on lot soxl00. while ths Thirty
seventh street plot, which 10 vacant, has
4 frontage OF ~ feet and a depth Of ss.s
feet Adjoining TO tho east 10 the build
ing erected by Mira Anderson and LEASED
to Higgins a Setter. The new building.
" erected. will be Of eleven stories and
will conform in architectural style TO the
other buildings on tho block owned by
Mrs. Anderson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
BROOKLYN cLUBHoUsE SOLD.

On single bic OF 100000 tho Union
Dime Savings Bank Of Brooklyn bought
IN the property Of the Union League Club
f Brooklyn yesterday. located At the
northeast corner OF Bedford avenue and
Dean street The sale vas held TO satisfy
Judgment In q foreclosure which, with
interest and back tAxss. amounted to
about SiI3,00e. The club will probably
,. called upon to make up the $1,000 on
deficiency judgment. Through selling
Tor 90 low . prios the property causes 4
oss 10 second mortgage bondholders OF
about sec. 900. The sale was held At the
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange by
Thomas G. Hovenden. auctioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25

wAsHTNGroN, Fen 2t--rhe yacht Msy-
now.r hns arrived a. Norfolk the collier
the collier Caesar arrived at PenAaAeiA Ok0
dsstroyers Monaghan. stersN and TeSVy q
Mobile. tho tug Osceols Taft Guantanamo foT
Kew wes', the Eunhoat Dolphin snd the
auxilisrv fan Francisco arrived at Vera Crus
New Oticans iett Acapulco for assistance
90 steamship Losis Lucksnbach, the collier
AharsnGa l"ft Manlls for SharRhsi the
hs,.esn'ns Virginia Georgia NsbrssHa and
Rhode lsisnd have arrivfd ~ GuacAnzysho
Hsr, IN" TUG recum"h 'ci' Washington for
Lrgton. n. C. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25


Several Pfttsburg men Of wealth are
sspcued to have secured . lee foot plot
on the north side Of Forty-ffth strest ad |.
JOINING the Aston Theatre. At the north
west corner OF Broadway and Forty NTH
strect' a. site for q bachelor apartm ent
rouse that Will be the tallest and ehs
nnest no far projected for New York,
len stories high, II will cover the entire
p.oe which besides being les feet ON the
street 10 100 feet deep. The Western man
are said TO have secured the Mot Tor
Nenty.one yeafs with the privilege OF
an additional twsnty-one years at the end
OF tne hrss term Of the lease $50. 600 a
year being the rental that has bsen
eereed upon according to information
Steamed yesterday. This will amount 10
rental OF &63o.ooo for the FIRST twenty
For the additional twenty-one ysars %h.
motel men will pay . rental based ON B
per cent. OF whatever the value Of the
!and 10 In 1885 or 1885. whsneveP the arst
lease terminates.
The property 70 BE- taken IL owned Sv
the Aston estate but In held under NJ
eighty year straight lease by Edward
sss e sS ana othera among whom are
the Shuberts. The property was ieased
from the Astors a. q sits for a nav
chuoert playhouse. Something happened
after the lease had been signed and the
property was never Improved. Several
VINES since then Il has been mentioned
IN connection with spectacular enterprises,
one or which WINS n great Ice palace and
restaurant. which was the Idea OF +. J.
Goidsoil. who saw q great success in such
2 scheme But that deal also fell by the
way.
The newest schema. Il 10 sald. Will ma
terialise Mr. Margolies would not discuss
the tronsaction yesterday further than to
say that there was n deal on for the
leasing OF the property ana that he
thought the plot might be used for A
bachelor apartment house
Inc apartment will he arranged IN
suites OF one. two and three rooms with
pains. IL VIII cost upward OF $500, 900
10 build and will be run A a hoteI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
LEGAL NOTICE.

TO WHOA 1T MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that purpuan, a
the prcvisions OF . certain mortgage dated
The i,th day Of April; i,iit mad. BY the
porstion organized and existing under IN.
laws Of tn. state OF New York. 20 the
Metropoiis FINANCE Company as Trustee. tina,
the said Jamaica Union Land Company has
appointed Luman W. Goodenough and W
Mention Crisp In the place and stead OF said
Metropolis Finance Company
pated. New York. vebrusvv arf 1914
JAMAICA UNION LAND COMPANY
Nv MEADE G. pOBsON Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
WOMEN TO GET AVON HOTEL.

g. u. jackson. who bought IN at fore.
tsare the Hotel Avon. At the northeas,
corner OF Lexington avenue and Thirtieth
suee,' 10 ssid TO be negotiating for the
resale Of the properS, To a synd,cafs
which II IL gets the property win turn n
!n'o hotel for women. The building
OF twelve stories. and occupies a plot
'sl"xlo0. IL has i5+ rooms and all the
'satuTes necessary TO make II a highly
successful venture II operated along the
lnes suggeefed. On an opposite corner
rom the hotel V the Women's Art School,
The transaction In said to have reached
. point where the owner has given An
option to the prospective buyers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-25
APARTMENT HOUSE IN TROUBLE
Clement Court IN Madison A~~vu,
- Go Under Hsnmev.


Supreme Court Justice Page signed an
order yesterday directing Enos &. Booth
as referee in foreclosure 10 sell the
element Court. q seven story apartment
house at the northwest corner of Madi-
son avenue and Ninety-ninth street..
parcel l20 feet on Ninety ninth street
and 1O0.1l feet on Madison avenue. The
order was signed in suit brought by
the Baron de Hirsch Fund to foreclose a
mortgage for $4,000.
The complaint ahows that on November
-. 1910, Charles " Jenkins borrowed
$4,000 from tho plaintiff for three year,
At ~ per cent. interest. He failed 20
pay the mortgaee when due and th, suit
was brought against him. Theodore p.
Cooper tho New York County National
Bank and others. Cooper filed an Answer
alleging that the plaintiff agreed 10 ex-
tend the mortgage for three years upon
the payment Of interest and taxea. IN case
the mortgage was reduced $4,000 before
March I. 1914. Cooper alleged that he
offered to comply with tho terms, and the
plaintiff refused TO carry out the agree
msnt. Justice Page found that the total
amount due on the mortgage 10 Slss.O5s
Three years ago the plaintiff foreciosed
. mortgage for 100000 on the property.
and bid In the parcel at the sale for
100000. In asking for the appointment
OF q receiver of rents OF the property the
plaintiff said the coming saie 10 not likely
TO realize the amount OF the mortgage