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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

sUTTER.Marke, unsettled at opening
because OF stocks OF fresh creamery carried
there is feeling that the market ought 10
come down and operators have kept on the
dHy except slight advance In fresh pack
Ing stock; which lust now is In demand.
nrsts 2t@35i4c seconds 2sg 2sae'; state
a.lry,, ,,hnes,, 25@25sc! good 70 prime.
nrsts 10 q zoe. ladies. current, frsts. isc;
packing stock, current make. No. 2. ia
CHEESE-while quotations were not
changed from Saturdays closing. there was
she Change Of few ' fine lots att at oes higher
price the market would have been lower.
those as The feeling ali aons the Ss' ins
:: weaker s, p1 Prices ws are sustained Skins
sysT@ss fancy ,sH gis':c.; undeysrnds,'
ahsdd%rs, Is's i7@e; State skins c'i frssS,
ss os TN skim. d.fcetIy %Sa i G f"9''e' y"
ehaHscd from the Close Of sSiurday we're aes n:
lar flrsts have broader range without an
such an extent that mnrke, is in buyers
favor, as receivers do not like 10 hold over
stock for fear Of no, weather. plrlies we're
follow; Fresh gathered extras, 22i3 q 23c.;
storage, packed, frSt, to extra f.sts. ~ Q
gathered, dirti"s, No. l., 1871 @i9c'; No. 9,
isc:i Pennsylvania and nearby hennery
browns, 22la v 2ac; brown and mixed colors
21G22c.; baltimore ducks, 2oT?sc.; West
orn is82lc.; Tennessee and other good
LIVE POULTRY.-Th-re was an auction
sale yesterday OF Missouri stock and the
fowls brought lie. and old ROSTERS 10 s-sc
There were "A few ducks and these prices
were remarkable, although there were 81
cars unlusded and only one cold at estab-
lished prices Auction sales indicate a lower
market There are Invoices for more cars
Shan reached tho market last week. The
only prices quotabie on fowls. rooster.
ducks and geese are those at auction, There
lines which warrant quotations Prices
follow: Broilers, S3 3Ac,; fowls. lie: old
BOOSTERS, lOs g; turkeys, l5Tl6c.: ducks.
1Skc; geese, lie; guinea fowls. 7oQsoc !;
DRESSED PoULTRY-Light receipts yes.
terday caused hrmer tone and prices were
Increased about nc on nearly all regular
Fowls, lbs and over. either iced or dry,
IN barrels, bring lsc, Old ROSTERS sufhcie Mt
90 meet demand at quotations. What few
and zoe, Is top, Little doing in frozen poul-
try; Interest centres mostly on turkeys,
which are in few hands and held Arm,
age a lb., zoe. Broilers, Philadelphia, fancy.
~ lbs each, 10" 4o045c.; 9 lbs. each.
sS9Ssc Fowls. Western boxed. go lbs, and
under. 80 lbs, l5@lsc,; In barrels, iced, s
lbs, isc fancy scalded. I'm 1lsc,: West
ern and southern, poor, ia@l.c. Ducks.
!+nc, Squads. white. 10 lbs to dozen. 81 a
1919; lbs, t2.50, Frozen--Turkeys, small,
Western selected. hens and toms, rs q 26c
2S@2.o.. old toms, 22G23c. Broilers, i, Ia
box, milk fed. fancy. is to "a his, 2292sc
corn fed, lsd2Oc, Chickens, milk fed 81 "a
Fowls, Western. boxed. SO lbs, and over "a
oxen. iso,. so 10 s5 lbs, Ism ul6c: old
boosters. lave.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

Plans have been filed for building an
addition in the form of church house
to the four story and basement church
and rectory Of the John Huss Bohemian
Presbyterian Church at 347 to Sol East
Seventy fourth street. 1t will be i've
stories high, with a frontage of rs feet.
and will conform In. architectural design
with the main edifice. 1t Will contain
large assembly room on the ground
floor, with a ladies' reception room and
children's play room on the first floor
There will be dining room and two
classrooms on the second floor, with
bedrooms on the third floor. the mems
ciubroom on the fourth noor and large
gymnasium on the nth floor. LUDLOW
a Peabody, the architects, have placed
tho cost at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
NEW YORK'S FEDERAL
BANK INCORPORATED
Five Institutions Represented
Mt the Clearing House
Ceremony.
MAY WAR OVER DIRECTORS
Another Effort to Strike at
City's Supremacy Seen in
Election Rules.

Representatives OF the Ave banks I'm
this state designated by President Will
sons Organization Committee to act as
incorporators Of the Federal Reserve Bank
OF New York met yesterday in the board
room OF the New York Clearing House
Association and executed the articles OF
Incorporation. This marks another inn
portant step In the progress toward the
establishment Of n reserve bank in this
city. II will be followed by meetings of
bankers from Groups 1, and 3. from all
over the state at tho Clearing House.
Group / will meet at the Clearing House
to-day and the other groups VIII meet
there on Friday.
Those who met at the Clearing House
yesterday to execute the certificate were
James II. Perkins, president OF the Ma
tional Commercial Bank of Albany and
w. w. Batcheder, cashier l.. IL. Gethoe-
fer, vice president OF the Marine National
Bank of Buffalo. and y. +. Clement,
cashier Rollin 4. Grant. president of the
Irving National Bank of New YORK and
NJ +. Ever cashier. a. W. Hudson. vice
president OF the First National Bank OF
Buffalo, and r. r Tent. cashier.
The articles Of Incorporation were de-
iivered TO William Shearer. manager OF
the Clearing House Association. and Will
lam J. Gipin, assistant manager, VINO
by registered mall
1t Is probable that at the group meet
,ngs there will be much discussion as TO
how the bankers shall vote for the d.
rectorate OF the reserve bank. According
20 the instructions sent out by the organ
ization committee the electors may vote
only for nominees of their own group.
However. a. leading bankers here In
terpret the letter OF the Federal reserve
act there is no group restriction placed
upon the electors.
New York bankers see in this ruling of
the committee another effort to strike
at the financial supremacy OF this city,
st was said yesterday. As the upstate
bankers are favorably inclined toward
New York and have always followed It's
lead there Is Il probability that they VIII
he Inclined to take sides with the local
bankers in voting according TO the letter
of the Federal reserve act rather than
rs directed by the organization committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

Trading In real estate yesterday had
no features as regards high priced or we'll
located property. One deal was reported.
however. which calls attention to the
changed conditions in the city. Edward
N. Crosby Co. reported the sale OF old
Mariners Church property at the south
west corner of Catharine and Madison
streets to a builder who will erect six
story tenement The plot is 7o.sx65. The
church has been established at this point
since 1855. and Is compelled to remove
now to Eleventh avenue in the Chelsea
section because the removal OF seagoing
vessels 70 the West Side has taken the
church's congregations over there.
Several interesting leases were reported
from the Fifth avenue section, but aside
from these the reports from the market
contained little OF interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
BROOKLYN BLOCK FRONT SOLD

The block front on the east side OF
Fifth avenue from Eighty-first to Eighty
second street has been sold by the John
4. sullivan Company through Samuel
Galitzka Company. The buyer takes the
property specializing on the rise In value
that will come with the completion OF the
subway through Fourth avenue. which at
this point Is but a short distance from
Fifth avenue. The property has front
age of 209 feet and is 100 feet deep.
r. c. Robinson has sold for F. d.
Ward the one family dwelling at EOS
Maple street to Fred III. Dumpak
The Westwood Realty Company has
sold for w. A. A. Brown the one family
brick dwelling at 900 Parkside avenue to
a Mr.. Walling for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
wEsTCHEsTER HOUSE RENTALS.

Fish Marvin have rented for Will
lam -. Judson his property at Rye. con-
sisting OF five acres and Colonial house.
to John W. Homer. Jr, of this city FOR
the estate OF William II. Macy, Jr.. prop
known as i.itchreld, containing ten acres.
to Col. William W. Ladd; for the Briar.
clIff Realty Company the Mount Quhanie
cottage at Briarclin Manor TO Mrs. VIII
lam q. Wood OF New York, and the Colo
NAL residence OF James IL. Ward on
Highland road. Rye. to Gustave II
SchiH.
ert B, Van Cortlandt his place at Mount
Kisco. known as Guard Hin Farm. 10
Mrs William II. Draper for the season
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
BUYS WHITE PLAINS HOME SITE.

The Scarsdale Estates has sold to Mr.
Ullman OF the Sigmund Ullman Company
three lots In Prospect Park White Plains,
comprising LII acres. with frontage on
the New York Post road and on the park
side opposite the residence OF c. b. Wins
low Mr.. Ullman has also purchased
through the agency OF the Westchester
Land Exchange two lots in Prospect Park
formerly owned by DIR. Frank ii. Knight.
These Ave lots total IN acres running
through Prescott road. During the sum
mer the new owner will erect a residence
costing about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
THIRD DISTRICT ORGANIZING.
Ceruscate FILED for Regional Bank
tu Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May ls.-Another step
toward the organization Of the Federal
reserve bank for District No. 3, centerins
IL Philadelphia, was taken to-day. when
the representatives Of banks named as an
organization committee for the district
met in the Clearing House at noon and
executed the organization certificate.
The members Of the committee are Levi
L. Rue, president Of the Philadelphia Ma
floral Bank: H. q. Kitchener, president
OF the Bank of North America, and rep
resentatives of the Union National Bank
of Wilmington, the Essex County Ma
tional Bank, Newark. and the First Ma
tional Bank of Jersey City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN. May ls.-Trading here was
quiet. with q generally firmer tone. The
features OF the local market were Butte
and Superior and Alaska, each register
ing a high record for the year Calumet
and Arizona advanced a point TO 67ls.
CRANKY and Isle Royale each gained "a.
A sale OF Centennial was recorded ut
l7I5, an advance OF ~ points from
previous sale. Superior Copper gained
v to 29h.
In the rails Boston Elevated, on light
trading, strengthened ga to S2%. Old
Colony Railroad weakened 2 points to
800
In the industrials American Sugar ad-
vanced to 1861. up II. Massachusetts
Gas preferred sold at 90l5. Off !. The
summary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
puuLp,NG HEIGHTS HEARING.

The first Of a series OF public hearings on
the proposal 20 limit the height OF build
ings, "A bill for which has been signed by
Mayor Mitchell. will be held by the Board
OF Estimate to-day at 3 O'Clock. hcuoh
will be then taken upon the resolution on
CITY plan and TO appoint a commission to
recommend boundaries of districts, with
appropriate regulations. The resolution
calls for the appointment Of nine or nine
teen members TO serve without pay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

Papers filed In the Supreme Court yes
terday show that the Superintendent OF
Insurance has approved the merger OF
the Queens County Mortgage Company
and the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company OF New York under the
name OF the latter company. The papers
show that the owners OF the 5000 600
capital stock OF tho Queens County Mort
gage Company will receive slio n Share
for their stock from tho Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Company and that
the stock will then be cancelled. Inc
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
pany has capital OF 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
BOSTON BANK INCORPORATED.
Certificate for the Reserve Institu-
ton IL Executed.

BosroN. May lS.-At the ONCE OF
Thomas p. Beai. president OF the Boston
Clearing House Association. there was ex-
ecuted this afternoon the certificate OF In
corporation OF the Federal Reserve Bank
for he Boston district.
The execution OF this certificate IL OF
course only a preliminary to the actual
organization Of the reserve bank. The
certificate of incorporation was executed
by the representatives OF these banks
National Shpwmut OF Boston. First Ma
tional Of Bridgeport, Conn: Casco Ma
tional OF Portland. Me First National of
Concord. y II. and the National Bank of
Commerce OF Providence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
HEIGHT LIMIT HEARING TODAY
Public Views on Court House site
Also TO he Heard.

the city plan committee OF the Board
of Estimate at 8 O'Clock this afternoon
on the proposal TO appoint commission
to divide the city into zones and devise
building regulations for each zone At
4:3o o'clock the same committee will give
a hearing on the proposed shift of the
County Court House site-the first OPP
portunity the public has had TO be heard
on this subject.
Laurence NJ. d. MCGUIRE, president OF
the Board OF Real Estate Brokers. will
represent the board at the court house
hearing. He probably will ask the com
mittee to give additional facts and fig
ures to Justify the shift.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
SOCIETY BUYS ON EAST SIDE.

EAST 6iTH STREET--Nathan Kean &
Co. have sold the plot 41x100.5. north
side OF Sixty-ninth street. 175 feet east
OF Avenue A. to the Lenox Hill Set
Element Association.
STANTON STREET-Celario Holding
Company has sold to A. L. Garrabrsnt
331 to 335 Stanton street, three Ave
story tenements on plot so feet wide,
with an irregular depth. Paul A. Me-
Golrlck and Louis Block were the
brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
CONNECTICUT ESTATE LEASES.

The Witherell estate at Belle Haven
been leased for term OF years furnished
to Conrad BUTLER OF Manhattan through
Thomas n. Cooke.
Lawrence Darr has leased his residence
furnished on the shore at Field Point
Park. Greenwich. Conn. through Thomas
n. Cooke TO Alfred ID. M'ttendorf OF Man
haitian for the season. The property son
sists OF four and one-half acres. with
Colonial residence OF twenty rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
NEW VOTE FRAUD ARREST.
Poll Clerk In Murphy's District Held
After Indictment.

Following fling of indictments with
Judge Muldueen In General Sessions yes
terday afternoon Detective Bernard
Flood of the District Attorneys office
arrested Louis Bachman. a poll clerk In
the Fifth Election district of the Twelfth
Assembly district, late yesterday.
Charles +. Murphy. leader OF Tam
many Hall. Is the leader OF this Assembly
district, and already thrty-three indict-
ments have been filed for election frauds
In the Sixth Election district of his dis
trlct. Six men are out on hail charged
with tho frauds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

The Lehigh Valley Railroad has an
nounced the appointment OF NJ. c. Cleve-
land as valuation engineer. This Is a
new position made necessary by the pro-
posed Government valuation of rail-
roads Mr.. Cleveland formerly was
engineer of maintenance OF way of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail-
road. Offices have been opened for him
at 90 West street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian aud The BronS.

AT IL WESLEY STREET.l
4sTII ST ssO TO 2:s w p. 275.s sch
av. e0.6xloo.5. sly Longacre Theatre
Black a. Boyd Mfg Co ~ Frazee Realty
co ct al. due. si.2se.I5; taxes, Sc. 81. 500
two m;ses asgregating $4,000 adjourned
to June Is.
BLEECKER ST. so5 ana so7. $. 500 8
Grove a. 20 i0HT5. two sty limits and
strs--G W Dihble vs. Josephine Emmerich
ct al; due. tts.6l9.72. taxes, &c. fsl5,
adjourned TO May 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
NEW PROSPECT PIX. APARTMENTS

Shampan d Shampan have fled plans
for two apartment houses 10 be erected
on plot IiixiS5. at the southeast corner
of Tenth avenue and Fifteenth street
opposite Prospect Park for the Bryna
Realty Company at a cost or s9o'Ooo'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
MOUNT VERNON HOUSE SALES.

Rich & GIN have sold for Mrs. Har-
riette +. Dewey her residence at see
Langdon avenue. Mount Vernon. TO Henry
Doscher: also sold 2+5 Union avenue. a
two family house, 10 Edward J, and
Mary h. Kelley, and for William Will
son 14l South Ninth avenue to the Ma
cedonia Baptist Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,


LIE VINO. Minna. to Rutherford Realty
PARK MICE co to isidore W t Go.S,
ogHRASTY TRUST co OF N y. e ;s,''G 20
,Gueran,y Trust co OF y Y, trus. ,,.,.sl
ULMANN. Jennie u, TO Bernhard IL
uLMHNN. bernhard to Ludwig -''f IT,
Levi JOS C. E, al ,ras. to Gordon !I t
DRY DOCK SAY iNsrN to chals; ii
sMXpnEcK. Jennie. TO 10. c;oldstcin' y 500 500
PHLEsTTSE, Herman. t., S"s Morris tisS 900
stHvTT. Henry W jr to sara = i
COHEN. Isaac. To- Ros,na N Void ssSSSSSSS
RENTAL MICE SECURITIES coRPN 70
BoRCKi" Man 10 pJsr,ho' n ip,,o,oo,.s''''
PATRICK, chas II. to II Clarence Dorsett
sAME to .ioSSS
SANE to same. ....,'.,..,,.,,..,.,t $4,000
SAME, exr, TO Chss II Patrick ..,....' 81
SINCLAIR Archibald II MacD, TO Chas
HARTLEY, Helen /, to Y Produce '''G ES
sASGGEl. Samuel e, nnc, to nav
JEFFERsoN coUvTY SAVINGS 'nANk 20
Lh%yERs TIrLE ms co 10 Frl:S
GhEFNwicH SAY BANK to coola sabi%So
Krtckerbocker Trust co. $4,000
MAEDER. Kdth. to John W Neher. So. 900
FOSTER, Frederic de T. and ano, exrs, 70
German Say Bank. ..,.... .,...,..s $50, 900
Bronx,
LYNpE. Rollin IL, TO John w Harper,
uTnsoN p ROSE co 10 Alfonso ve,tri, 81
RVNKEI, Fannie 10 Nathan Mendei. 81
FULLY. John J, to Jacob Tishinsky 49,. 81
EAST Ray LAND AND IMPr co to Jacob
roRpiiAM REALTY co 10 willis II
Thorn ,s.. y
LEITNER, Jacob. TO n Y Trust Co, .....s
AMBROSE. Thos J, 20 Title Guar an.
LEVY. Isadore, to Anna c 1900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
CHURCH MAY BORROW.

Supreme Court Justice Lehman has au-
thorlzed the West End Presbyterian
Church, Mt Amsterdam avenue and lO5th
street. to execute two mortgages, ag-
Eregating s55, 900. on its property; $4,000
TO be used to build a parish house and
$4,000 TO pay debts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
BROKERAGE NOTES.

Smith & Phelps were the brokers IN
the sale recorded yesterday OF the vacant
plot, l67xil0. on the south side OF Trat'
man avenue, 9S.46 feet east OF Zerega
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
MOUNT KIscO PLOT BUYERS.

The Mount Kisco Estates. Inc. Richard
Rutledge. president has sold properties at
Mount Kisco to John Egan. Andrew I'M
hor. Victor Johnson, Elwood L. Weeks
and william Wood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
CHApPAQUA ESTATE SOLD.

Joseph Il. Merriam has sold to Albert
w. Turner of Chappsqua the Choules
property between Mount K!sco and Chap
paqua, comprising about Hfty-fve acres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
NEW JERSEY CORNER DEAL.

Stevens & Tetor have sold to George
II. Lynen the residence. on plot s5xl5o.
nj the corner of Linwood avenue and
Cottage place, Ridgewood. N. j.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
Bronx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
In

slTH ST. s2i w-vermont Marble Co az
the 324 West sith street Co ct o.. Mcn
.sTH 81, IS 100 II o OF 7th av--or.cn!al
FIrepruof, sash & Door Co ACT John
Brooks et al, July 80, isi3.,.,,,.....t SAW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
East Side Mariners Church Gives Way
to Tenements..- Interesting 5th
Avenue Leases.
TO EAST SIDE CHURCH.

=. J. 'Dwyer Building Company, through
Richard III. Scoble and Richard Dickson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

Supreme Court-By Justice Blanchard
Lshmeyer va. McKeon Realty Company.
Augustine r, Mcmahon; Maze Realty Com
pany VS.. Lindberg. Frederick w, STEELE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

tsis Sssy SSs'' SSia' 10 4 ~ Pay
l l$! is s!!i iS!! 1885, 1885, l$sstt
County Court-civii caiendar-.Part w
Before Boy .JsO oG s1 oP ssss a! ss
causes Il answered ready VII be passed FOR
2:7o. 257S. 1859. 2is2. 1891.
County Court-Criminal Calendar--For
Trial. Court opens a. 10 a NJ, NJ Par. ~
ing dangerous weapon and comp .prosti-
tuition; John Woods; burglary. petit larceny
gard larceny and assault; William Frsleigh
and James Keenan,, grand larceny and re-
eeiving; Thomas Mplroy; robbery grand Lar,
Smith. alias stephen Smith, burglary; Henry
Malkus, atlas Harry Maxim. grand larceny
cest, rape and assault; Henry schulman and
Par, II|bctors Hylsn; y.-Jo.epn
grand larceny ana receiving; John Dudit,
and John spianowski, burglary. petit lar
ceny AMI receiving; Joseph Gavino, alias
Joseph G,y,2o Gt'GmP'sd grand .S,Ssry
grand larceny and receiving.
Part III-Before Dix, samuel Per.
kins, sodomy; Joseph Mirsky. forgery and
grand larceny: Morris Camner,. grand lar
ceny; Robert Warner. attempted grand lar
ceny: Robert Manning, narcotic possession ;
John F. schartenberg, Frand r, Martin and
Francis II. Miller. grand larceny: George
Diseno, murder
surrogates Court. Court opens ct 10 A.
Before Ketcham, s:-wllls OF Harold Dahl,
Gelhard Wolleneak. Albert Van Dyke.
Martha skidmore and Meyer Silverman.
Accounting In the estates of Elizabeth
Leamerre, Martha Woods, Abraham Solo
mon Morris Bloch, John Springst-en, wini-
fred Grifrn, David Cochran. Meta Hockey.
Warren Field and Annie March, Estate of
James A. Thompson. contested calendar
Wills of Frederick Mast and Michael Brady.
QUEENS COUNTY.
Supreme Court--Trial Term-Before Gar
cassidy. Case on, civil calendar as pub
ilshed for May Is passed to Thursday
County Court-Trial Term-Before Hum
80. Isl. 7. q, 50. Q. $, .. Followlns. cause,
II marked ready" will be passed for til,
day No cause will be set down for a day
on this call; Nos H. H. 49, II iSs: 81. "a
Der reached on general calendar IL 20,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

2OisT ST. s. go II a OF Academy vt.
bbOx-- Joseph J Ndlvy ngt United Elec
tric Light & Power 60. owner. F T Neshit
q co. Inc. contractor, ....,,,,'.. 'sl9.oo
2OlST ST. Academy - Harlem River;
entire block. &c--Henry Hessel sgt United
Electric Light & Power Co. owner +
Scsbit co, contractor ',,,,..;, 70
46TH ST. 90 W-Jandous Electric Eluip
mrnt 90 agt II 5 co, Inc. g. Arthur
Brisbane, owners. Anton Strand. con
tractors -. - =, -,
same OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .f3ob.St
Bronx.
WASHISGTOS Az, i7&i - william Ma
chHmkis agt Sarah Axelrod and A'e'
undtr Morgnnstern. owners and contra!
WAsHINGTON Az 1881 - william Ma
chamkis Ggt Julia Hoffman,, owner ~.
contractor ,..,...s.s. W. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-19

Supreme Court--Appellate Division-Sec-
ond Judicial DepIrtmcnt-Betore jerks. i.
j.: Burr, Carr, Stipletbn, Putnam, u, Court
opens at l.. VI. Nom Enumerated Day
Calpndar-So, 1872.
Supreme Court-Appellate Diyision--Sec-
ond Judicial DCpartmcnt-Bcfore jerks, y.
J.; Burr. Carr, Stupletdn. Putnam. j.. Court
opens at L. NJ Motion Calendar-Morron
VS. Bryce.
Supreme Court--Trial Term--Part J., BEN