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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30

George II. Lowden. q resident Of Hemp
stead, L. l., formerly employed by Talbot
J. Taylor and other well known brokers.
10 under indictment, charged with having
maintained a speculative account with the
Arm OF Enrich a Co. by means OF forged
stock certificates OF an old stock Issue
of the Laclede Gas Company Of St Louia
Technically he Is charged with having
got the credit on one 100 share certificate,
but back of this one certificate are nine
Others making. according to the state
ments OF Detectives in tho Tombs police
court yesterday. an aggregate OF $4,000.
on the stock
A mysterious second man. as frequently
occurs in cases Of this character. appears
In the Lowden case. His name Is given
as Frank a. Weston" No one con-
nected with the case but Lowden himself
says thers Is such an individual In ex-
istence.
Lowden. who was valued employee OF
several brokerage houses UP to about two
years ago, knew william II. Enrich OF
Enrich a Co. 81 Exchange place. and
was highly respected. After Talbot ].
Lowden was welcome at the offices. Be
cause of his ability to influence wealthy
friends he was considered valuable
connection.
About two years ago he told Mr.. Enrich
he had a wealthy friend. Weston. who
operated actively In tho street. lie was
a quiet man for all that, but he. Lowden.
could swing his account TO Enrich 4 Co.
Weston did not call at the office. but a
week or so later Lowden. according %
the testimony. appeared At Enrich * Co.'S.
where he laid down "A 100 share certificate
OF the Laclede Gas Company. which had
q par value OF 800 a share. 1t was IN
proper form. duly attested and Endorsed
In blank with tho signature OF Frank
A Weston"
Lowden said he had orders from Weston
TO have certain deals executed and gave
the orders. They we're executed The
account continued active until the Stock
Exchange closed on July 81 Sometimes
the account won and Lowden reported that
hls principal desired TO be paid in cash.
This was done and always there was re-
turned receipt duly executed by Weston.
Sometimes the account went low and
then there was always a new 100 snare
certificate OF the gas company. Westons
speculations were unfortunate Just before
ths European war began and more certih-
Gates appeared. until ten were In the
possession OF the brokers.
Then the brokers sent n certificate to
the trust company for transfer. That led
to a visit to the District Attorneys office
An Indictment was found on Wednesday
but fear that Lowden might take alarm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
SYNOD CHOOSES FOUR WOMEN.
Miss Anne Morgan Among Those
on Episcopslian Committees.

The Synod Of the Province OF New York
and New Jersey OF the Protestant Epis-
copal Church yesterday closed ITS three
days session, in Holy Trinity Church.
Brooklyn. There was discussion on so
cial service and Sunday amusements.
many OF the speakers favorins outdoor
sports in a limited way.
Four women were chosen 10 serve on
two OF the committees which will carry
on the work OF the Synod until It's mex.
meeting in January, 1915. They are Miss
Anne Morgan and Mrs J. Borden Harri-
man OF New York and Miss Harriet Town
send OF New Jersey. who are to serve In
the social service committee. and Abby
Porter Leland. Phi D., Of New York on
the religious education committee.
Bishop Edwin =. Lines of Newark, n.
j., was elected president OF the orvanlza-
ton for six years. the Rev Roy r. Duff
field OF Garden City, L. l.. secretary. and
a. y. Houghton Of Corning. N. Y. treas
uref.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01

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Hook at - a \ NJ vcstrrdiy
oA ii '' '''''' '' Wv mug
IS ircsldcn, Lincoln. s?5 miles east Of Sandy
- 4conla. 10 niles east OF SANDY Hook q,
81 Nonrdam, go miles east of Sandy Hoo, ~
S.90 T. VI
So Herman Frasch Por, Arthur 90 mile.
south OF diamond shoals AT L NJ.
- Oliuua, Nlpe BAY. 81 miles south OF Ola.
mond shoals al noon
~ Radiant Fort Arthur, los miles south OF
So Alliance, 3i2 miles south OF Sandy Hooh
AZ noon
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Of sandy Hook AZ noon
s. Nuc.cs' Mobile, H. miles cas-; Of Mobile
Of ! T. VI
So John Arohbold, New Orleans o.. mule.
east OF s2nd KY a noon. ~, -. ..-,.
s. n Sol galveston ltl miles south o.
Sandy Hook al j NJ
s. ,Sarmoga, Havana i5s miles south OF
s. Apache JacR.onylle 20 mucs south o,
Sandy Hook at u NJ
IS Tenadorcs, Port ldmon, 10 miles south o.
Sandy Hook AZ 4. NJ.
s. Coual, Mobile. OF fuckers Island at
u. VI
IS CITY Of Montgomery savannah, oil Mar
tins Industry at : T.
81 Ararahoe Jacbsouvlllc $40 miles south of
Sandy Hook Al T. NJ
s. Fl RIO Gelveston 2s mite. north OF
Jupiter NJ . y
~ Norman Bridge Tamplco. u miles north
east OF Jupiter At noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01

ALLEN DENIES CONSPIRACY.
No Combination 10 Anect sugar
Prices Exists. Ito TestiHes.

Charles II Allen president OF the Amert-
can Sugar Refining Company. in the Gov
ernment's sui denied emphatically yes
terday that he had ever attempted to
effect any combination for the restraint Of
trade, He said that no had nothing 20 do
with the selling or the fixing OF tho price
Of raw or refined sugar.
Attorney Crawford called Mr. Alen's
attention TO the Governments charge
that tho company ia monopoly and
conspiracy in restraint of trade
Mr.. Allen then said u want 10 deny
that am consprator or that am en-
gagged In any Illegal operations IN tho
American Sugar Refining COMPANY
object 10 being made u party defendant
In suit brought because of tho things
that took place In the corporation before
became connected with IT,"
On DISCRIMINATION Mr.. Allen was
questioned regarding the disposition Of
tho American Sugar Refining Compnny's
holdings In beet sugar companies Rud why
the common stock WAS sold first lie
replied that their disposal before the
preferred was business proposition, lie
did not know OF any sales OF beet ugar
stock prior TO his becoming treasurer
Following the Governments suit, Mr. AL
len said. the directors become convinced
that the company should dispose or
enough ot IT'S holdings to be within the
law.
1.-THE record shows" he said. that thcrN
has been an earnest and consistent effort
on tho part of the company to rid itself
of these holdings"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
werk TO Thos Hcottj atty, Chss II Baechlei

werk to Thos Scott atty. Chss II Baechler.
s5rH ST. - 1908 E Lexington av. 'iS.sx
ioo5. AVA a., iss5--Jno Ammon 70 hy
SAME PROPERTY, Feb q. isil--same TO
same atty- handler g II. AZ B~ay $4,000
and Mary sehierenbeck to Kath L Menser;
rRi iy Tho ~ s si 20 Neii' 900 80.
25.lK5s.ix2S.sxs5.s. Aus :. lsil-Mary
pu'isI to Henrietta Jasper atty, T q 60;
MADlsoN ST. 100. 5. :;.loO. Sep, IL,
insosEEmm ma. and Eerd Mayer 70 YIN II
LOTS :. and u, map icsG estate Mary May j
aaron o whaley. ATTY Goo W wright.
wEsrcmEsTER Az. $. begins a, p ;'' " :
50 blvd. .sas wesiches,er .av,. being IN
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Conn: sttys Arns,ein Levy. l.s
pt I:. H;s,d ST M t,qn 81 $3.50;
Ernes,ins Schroeder 30 LAWYERS Ni,ge Co.
,iSs, Mar $, isOs@:lalia < HES q
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matte - 'brf"ll, Hashrouck Heights, Her
gen county New Jersey ..............s3 $500
WASHINGToS ST. 755. mige on lease Sc.
Jan 20. lslo--Maris Thode to MnrFarctta
Tieten; atty. stechman. ia MORAN
18TH ST; = = 100 v Amsterdam az s5S
90 SS25ss1 :. MAJ ~. l9V5-Em Realty
CO TO Mary Z Tourney ATTY, Adrian. r
caTfIEnRSi THsn'peiwHv:sty -, "t,Go
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Palermo CONSTR 90 80 Helcn y Spr-,ker
Arlsley Hudson, 8 y atty. Dur:
ssTH ST Sc lis v Columbus az. 2nxih9 Z,
'p pa,i trustee" y 'w,li,amn o .t s. sS SHsss
PROPERTY in :storare a.. 40 cooper
9. Manha,ten Warehouse, Lewiston
.oth - and IN hotel Rwav, cor
4ist 81. Fob ~. isi2-Louvrs Hotel CO.
Inc. TO jos Goodman, attvs. Masks 4
Msrks 90 Park Row. ........ ,s5 600
:Ssi?5 Jan 8 l9cs--retcr sackmann to
Louise Brehm Cornerly Wischusenl.
l-te W stN st Bklvn. atty. a orvl,t,
.i7so Amstcrdun av ...,...--... IS 600
lei5-Alhert = Herrick 20 Emile AVID
Aimee / Hilscher. atty. Louis Schrack
.p =s5th tt....s.'s. ......s... S'6s.l5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
DEAL'NEAR hush TERMINAL.

Herman Galitzka has sold for tho Bill
Ing Estates a plot 11lx10O on the south
east corner of First avenue and Sixtieth
Street u client for Improvement This
Dot Is directly opposite where the city
cocks viii u built and has been CON
Sdered the most desirable corner along
TIE Bay Ridge waterfront. The remain
ar Of the block Is owned by the Bush
Terminal Company. The deal was a cash
Transaction.
u. W. Rozell & Son have sold the six
teen family apartment at ESQ and esq
hdeiph street for the Kahn Construct on
company to the Rollo Realty Company :
sso for the Rollo Realty Company to
thent who will erect n twenty family
trartment the buildings at So and So
Ad'iphi street and for Mrs. McDon-
tueh 10 Mr.. Mclaughlin for occupancy
re three story dwelling at 21S Adelphi
street
John Pullman Real Estate Company
as sold the three story and basement
froVn stone dwelling az 10 St Johns
Nacn. on a plot 20X54xl00. for Thomas
u NoCori TO Edward BELL for occupancy
The sherman Improvement Con pany
rs sold two newly built two family brick
ouses on Seventy-third street between
III and Sixth avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Produce Dealers to- Buy West
Fourteenth Street Market
Building.
MURRAY HILL HOUSE SOLD
Four story Dwelling on East
37th st. and Butterfield
Home on 5th Ave. Sold.

There was no repetition yesterday OF
The volume or quality Of business OF the
preceding day. The market was not
only Inactive but uninteresting. The
budget OF sales was small and in most
cases affected property that goes in al
most any kind of market. There
mlga. be one exception. and that was in
the sllc Of Gen. Butteriield's old home at
elG Fifth avenue. "A leasehold, to a dress
maRer for her business.
The suburbs. which at this time OF the
year ought to be quite active. were
nearly dull as In Dccember. when til ,
suburban market is at its lowest point.
Among the country properties sold wero
the holdings OF Col. Barbour at Mon
mouth Beach
Leasing was fairly good yesterday.
many firms having signed leases for
quarters in new trade centres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
HARLEM pRoTEcTIoNisTs MEET.

A meeting OF Harlem property owners
under the auspices OF the Committee OF
Thirty will be held at the 81. Nicholas
Avenue Presbyterian Church. 141st street
and st. Nicholas avenue. on Friday eve
ming. Considerable progress has been
made lately IN this movement which has
for its purpose the protection and en-
hancement OF property values in Harlem.
Several OF the larger property owners
have recently given In their subscriptions
and the indications point TO the early
organization of the proposed Harlem
Property Owners Improvement Corpora
ton. full report of the work M to
date will be made at the meeting Friday
night by Frank \. Shaw. chairman OF
the subscription committee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
LIS PE<DFNs.
Manhattan.
RIVERSIDE u

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, sc cor l0sth 81 ISL
Mo- also 10, iS,ih St roo 100 h,,v RySr'Gs
Paul Pugh e, al Oforeclos OF two mtgO I;
a,tys. woodford. Doyee 4 Bu,chsr
Flanagan ct al agt Thomas W Campbell
ct al (counterclaim). attys, Phillips a
soTH ST. SO w--Chas II Freeman agt All {,
y Scott ct al roreeios OF mtse)' atty
Elise T underhiil ast Joseph Edelstein ct
al Cforeclos Of mtgel; attys' Cary & Car
i7sTH ST. sis TO $50 and $40 2; also i7sth
e. sss r, and Msr rr,o Az 2c,7; two v &c;
ct al tforcclos OF two mechanics liens) {;
a,,ty 8 wray .oo A.. -, o,.,Oo,
~ n'T1H isc W0 a, ss' b N"n'S h
s,n Az 5is.i5. lease ho,dShobert McGii
agt CT, % ge, al Goreclos, Of mtso'
s. 3'y " 't'' he; St .'s s,e PT "1s
Rudolph Waiiach 90 agt Sarah A Lyons
- al foreclosure OF tax LEM; atty
Hath ST n r. 100 W Of let nv, o5xloo.lo--
sol snl2herEcr aet Angclo pihenod.tto 81
Fast BROADWAY, ~, ?iI q Mont Mont
Verria agt Abraham Kommel 81 al fore
closure o. mortsagei atty, W Clare
En- VI Cohen ct Al 'torcc losure OF mort
gnFol. attys. .Joinc Larkin & Rathbono.
s0TN ST ~ 200 Of Amsterdam aV, 2oN
100 9--Poopo's Trust 60 agt VI Ralston
Hart 81 al foreclosure OF mortgageJ.
attys. Wingatc & cullen.
nrOnN
WALES Az. ., 752 u of it9th st, 2tAx
l0G--Mary Hinternhbn agt Thomas II Com
nor ct al foreclosure OF mortgage atty.
j Whalen
BRYANT Az. IS, 1894 n of is7th ri. 3sax
lOO-Anua - stephens agt Samuel Lyttlc
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage); atty.
Y Krogh
23OTH sr = :. 100 81 Katonah av. look
i00---WaTron II Sammis Hgt otto T.
Schroeder ct al foreclosure OF mortgage);
atty, W v SammiH
BROOK Az G \ 2oei n Of ~ Paurs nj.
25xl0O--Itarlem Savings Bank aEt Rubin
siereI ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
atty, E y Ciinch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
BOSTON ROAD HOTEL PLANS.

William krutzcr has filed plans for a
three story frame hotel and store, size
irregular. on the west side OF Boston road,
efS feet north of 11fth street. for Meyer
q kiassmann at "A cost OF $4,000. The
fremont Architectural Company has filed
plans for two five story brick tenement
houses. each 50xlll. on the east side of
Eagle avenue, 100 feet north OF lGist
street. for the Charles T.. Streeter Con-
struction Company at total cost of
100000. Goldner 4 Goldberg have filed
plans for five story brick tenement
house, 53x1044. on the east side OF Pros
pect avenue. Az feet south OF l7Sth
street, for the Flo Realty Corporation.
Jacob Bloom, president. at cost OF
$4,000,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
CHELSEA MARKET SALE.

Contracts for tho purchase OF the three
story concrete market building at Ala
10 4l9 West Fourteenth street by Henry
Kelly Sons and Henry Kelly. Jr.. whole
salo and retail vegetable and fruit deal
ers. tenants OF the building. will prob
ably Ice signed to-day IL nothing turns
up 10 bring about delay. The building
is one OF group OF twelve similar build
irgs erected by John Gillen several years
ago on property leased from William
Waldorf Aston for the use of the market
men. VINO had Just began to show signs
Of leaving the old produce section around
Nesey street. The Kcllys were among
TIE first to lease i'm the Gillen block.
Henry Brady. who brought the Kellys 10
fourteenth street, is negotiating the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
TENANTS FOR STORES AND LOFTS

Charles F. Moves Company has leased
the five story building at 264 to 26S South
street. containing $4,000 feet of space, for
the New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad Company TO Shalita Bros. The
lease IL for ten years at an aggregate
rental OF about $4,000. The tenants will
make extensive alterations to the build
ing and occupy the entire premises.
The firm of l.. y carpcntcr has leased
to j. Aron n Co. for Il term of years, the
stores. basement and second floors at 95
and 81 Wall street.
Mooyer e. Marston have rented 20
Plympton. Gardiner 4 Co. the second
floor In &c Exchange place to Robert j.
Kelley. architect. of 4Sl Fifth avenue, the
fifth floor In AZ Fifth avenue: the store
and basement at 50 Broad street, to
Whalen q Morgan. who will open res
taurant as soon as extensive alterations
have been completed half OF the first
floor In the same building to l. Lehman
TO Ella Jeynes and Ida J. C. Bother the
top floor at IS West Forty-sixth street
the third floor I'm 81 West Forty-sixth
street to Pauline w. Palmer. and the
fourth floor front in the same building To
Nine. FAM Fischer for a term of years.
Albert n. Ashforth has leased n large
suite of offices in the Frances Building, at
the southeast corner of Fifth avenue and
Fffty-third street. for a term of years
TO Miss Margaret Mcclure. formerly OF
Is East Forty-eighth street space In 10
West Thirty-ffth street to Mrs. Racia
Wood Freeman. offices in the Tilden
Building. at 105-11 West Forticth street,
to the Department Store Education Asso-
citation for n term Of years and offices
in the Acker. Merrall & Condt Building
at 366 Fifth avenue TO Miss Frances NJ
Horton.
Goodale. Perry 4 Dwight have leased
the parlor floor store ut 67 West TWEEN
ty-third street to the Novelty Slide Com
pany for n term OF years also space In
40 West Twenty-third street to Elsen-
Z IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. southern
New England and New Jersey, I'm
crcasing cloudincss followed by rain
today Tomorrow, showerst moder-
ate east and southeRst winds.
For northern New England, increasing
eloudiness and warmer to-day. probably fol
lowed by rain by night: rain tomorrow;
moderate variable winds. becoming east.
For western New York. increasing cloud
ness. followed by rain to-day; unsettled to-
morrow; moderate southeast winds.
NEW YORK. April 1.-The pressure wa.
nigh over all parts OF the country ycster-
day. with a principal centre north of Lake
Huron.
Rain fell in the Tennessee Valley and
southwark over the south Atlantic and east
Gulf States. also In the Mississippi and
Missouri valleys and at scattered points In
tho Rocky Mountain and north Pacific
States.
the north Central States and Great Lakes
II was cooler In the Ohio and middle
ana lower Mississippi valleys.
There were no other general temperature
ohansos.
Freezing weather prevailed in parts Of the
Rocky Mountains and plateau States. IN
northern Montana, the northern lake regions
and northern New England.
In this city the day was fair and warmer:
wind. fresh northwest and average humid
ity 81 per cent. barometer corrected TO
read to sea level at A. NJ, 8o.37; . r -.
s0.t2.
The ,cmreraturc in this city yesterday, az
recorded BY the otIiciai thermometer. 10 shown
L.. IL Il -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
GEN. BUTTERFIELD's HOME SOLD.

Y \. Berwin & Co. have sold for the
t-'"te Of the widow of Gen. Daniel But
i.teld. GIG Fifth avenue, a four story
dwelling. on plot 3ox125. Columbia Col
tge leasehold. between Forty.ninth and
tftcth streets. The house was erected
and occupied By the late Alonzo Il. Cor
nell Governor of New York Subse.
euently II was occupied by the late John
Hoes and by Gen. Daniel Bu,teriield
The new owners are the Bergdorf &
Goodman Company. ladies' tailors, now
Of - West Thlrty-sccond street. The
viii replace the dwelling with a six story
structure. The company will occupy 4
large portion OF II and rent the remain
cer. Horace ). Ely d Co. represented
the Buttortcld estate in the transaction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
PAN.AMERrcANs STILL LOOKING,
Have NO site Yet for Their sky
scraping Building,

The Pan-American States Association
have not yet decided where they will
erect the so1 foot building. which they
have had planned to house tho offices
and showrooms Of tradesmen and manu-
facturers who carry on business between
this country and South and Central
American countries. They have an
option on the block bounded by Broad
way. Eighth avenue. Fifty seventh and
Fifty-eighth streets. which expires In a
Few days. II will not be taken up nor
will the site be abandoned. Meanwhile
members Of the association are going
over number Of sites in the Longacre
section. The contracts with prospective
lessees call for the completion OF the build
Ing by January 1, 1919, 80 that rapid
work is necessary II the project is to be
carried through on time Robert Lee
Dunn. managing director. said that tho
matter would be pushed rapidly from
now on,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-01
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West of FreA sy; between Fourteenth and
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to 0eo Ehr.i iisi PARK Az. Mar 80. pr
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SAME PRopERTs.-sam. 70 same. pr mtg
100000. Mar 80. due July l. 1915. 81 ps
sisT sr. !. :, ,1s s,n .v isiiocs.c:SsUaSSeSSD
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thorough OF The Bronx
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per bond: ATTY. o Frey. .st2s si ay. %. 500
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LoTS ~ and IS. parcel I. map WIN n
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Cons; CO. 1859 Lyman pi. Mar 81: due
Sept a.. 1914: atty 2............ $4,000
MADISON Az. 80 4. 200 = " l2;h 81. 5oxioo
South Norwich. Conn. and ano Mar ~.
8 yra . C; atty. Lawyers T I & T 90.
sHsRMXS AZ. . cor 'iii;;;i st. ;;i'sis"
Kingsley Cont Co to Irving Savings Instn.
ii5 Charnbers ~. Mar 81. due. &C. as per
LOT "a. map Hunts Point Ri,y co--Vacian
konba 10 Bank OF Europe 2is Z seth
st. Mar 30. yr. c............. $1,000
loa s-Alpepiana RltY 4 Const Co. Inc. to
Title Guar Trust co. iI6 Bway Mar