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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

eral years at SIS Fifth avenue. have
leased the six story building, to be
erected at the southwest corner Of Park
avenue and FIfty-seventh street. through
Pease 4 Gilman. This property has
"a frontage Of 1905 feet in Park avenue
and SO feet In Fifty-seventh street. The
new house will be designed as a private
residence in h Georgian style. and will
be erected by A. l.. Mordecai & Son.
II will be ready for occupancy by May
I. 1916. The building will cost $4,000.
according to plans for the structure filed
q few weeks ago.
William A. White & o have rented
space In liz Pearl street to Siegfried
Gruner & Co. space in 1s8 and 1sS
Wooster street TO NJ. sylvester; Tor
Spear 4 Co. n loft in "a West Twentieth
street to Dcutsch Bros. with Il. w.
Gray lofts in 20 West Twentieth street
to weiner & Hirsch and Sonntag 4
Hilsenrad.
Horace s. Ely & Co. have rented in
the new Rogers Peet Building at Fif;h
avenue and F'orty-first street an entire
floor containing approximately $4,000
square feet for a term OF years to the
Harry Angelo Company. importers. The
space which they have taken IL 10 feet
on Fifth avenue. 166 feet on ~Forty-frst
street and ~ feet on Forty-second
street. The aggregate rental involved IL
nearly 5000. 600. The iessees are now
located at Fifth avenue and Thirty.
fourth street. Joseph r. Day and
Frederick & Alvin Bail. Jr., were asso-
ciate brokers in the lease.
The r. II. wood-W. H.. Dolson Com
pany has leased from the plans the
twelfth floor In the loft building now
under construction at IS 81 West
Thirty-seventh street. to the NJ. NJ. Smith
Company. manufacturer OF children's
dresses. This Is the first lease to he
made In the building. Thu same brokers
Rave leased the building at :33 West
Fiftieth street to the Northern Pacific
Motor Company space in 313 Firth ave
nue. to the Artistic kni, Goods Company
and space In SO West Thirty-seventf
street TO the Political Campaign club.
Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
space in the building at 1A16 Broadwa!
10 Paul Clemmons and u. j. CLANCY
space In the Strand Theatre Building &c
l.. Sanders and additional space In thu
building at , TO 6 West Forty-seventf
street to Lee 4 Sons. Ltd. OF London.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased the tirs'
loft In 5es broadway to the Crown Hal
Manufacturing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
COURT FIGHT BEGUN
ON LOAN TO ALLIES
Mutual Life Defendant i'm Fed
cral Petition Filed in Chi
cagO-Aimed at Banks.
SENT NEWS TO OFFICIAL

CHICAGO, Oct. i1.-Mrs. Olga n. S.
Walsh of Chicago to-day through her
attorney. Frank s. Monet. died IA petit
ton in the United States District Court
seeking an Injunction to restrain the
Mutual 1Afe Insurance Company of New
York and its president and directors
from placing funds OF the company In
n trust company taking part In the
$500. 000, 900 oar to Great Britain and
France. J. +. Morgan and the Arm OF
j. i. Morgan X Co. are made rodefend-
ants in equity with the insurance COM
pany.
Mr.. Monet admitted that the persons
interested In the proceedings are Aus
TRANS and Germans and The bill gives
several paragraphs 70 'hc interest OF
these nationaiities ~ the Mutual. Mr..
Monet hintci hat the case would he a
precedent II decided in his favor for
like proceedings against all the other in
surancc companies. Ne said this would
have the effect OF preventing banks from
participating IN the loan. because the
greater part Of their deposits would be
controlled b. The Insurance companies.
william +. nix. one of the secretaries
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company,
said over the telephone from his home
In Orange. y. j.. last night that the
suit was news to him. but that he did
not think 7. was In any way important.
He sal the directors had the legal
right TO Invest the company's money
as they saw n; and that the whims Of
any certain class OF its p~olicyholdcrs
would have no influence in their judy
ment of what were good Investments.
Mr.. piN would not say whether the
company would subscribe for any Of the
loan. but he did say ha; the board 81
directors had \ perfect right to do so
II they thought It u safe investment.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
twith name and address of lenders At

i'm name ana ADDRESS OK ienucF ~
torney.b
SGD ST. % W, n =. $40 Columbus Az.
9OxiO2e. May s. lsoO-Florence V Ryder
TO Dry Dock Saw lnstu: atty. TO CO
GREENE ST. 81. " :. 1856 $ Spring 81.
3T.SxlO0. June 80. lsl5-Windamere Real
Estate 60. Inc. to Robert Weber. 90 "
l20th st: atty. y Y I I co, 1875 Rrcad-
WATERLOO PI.. G 10th II. $500. oct
Is. s0g-Cornelia ~ Mccormack to 7
q r Go, lI6 Bwsy ........ $4,000
18TH ST. =. iaa Waterloo pl. 90 sh..,
oct l.. Objectionable l. Mccormack 20
r CO.. l5G B"ty ........ 5000
AMSTERDAM AN, y I" e >sth II. .S.>>loo.
Jan = l'ol-M,r!e !. u. "if" James :
McCool. to the y Y say Bank atty.
John Webber. . Bcekman - .,. $4,000
72u ST. n =. lT?.. " I'd nv, 30.6NlO2 :,
March IL. i9i3-Tl omAs ! and Emma u
Tuom.y to james l. Holland. 80 W
18th st: atty. Meyer Nusshaum. y
iolrH ST, sea +. n :. @S34 " "a av. iGss
700 10. Jan :, iS?O-I,osa Rrettheimer 10
sarah u Rohihson, Ashbrook. y j atty.
stephen W Collins. 90 Wall -. $4,000
9TH ST, ~ y. u $50 " 80 sy. lG.sN
100. May !. lsll-Mary W Johnson to
James McWalters n Son. Inc. 2i3i
Bxay. atty, Greuvili- T Emmett. ~ Wall
ADh \
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
U AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian aud BrOnx s~alesrOoms.

lat II vESEY STREET1
By !. II. Mayors.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, az. e =. So II 10Th
~. 40 $3.50 ~ irr.g. I and 3 sty school
Mutual Life Ins co vs. II l. Brown.
individ and eNtrx; due. SIC. $40. 80: taxes,
&c, S2.2jt:S; adjourned to October -.
lat 3aos THIRD AvENCE.l
by Henry Brady.
i5STH ST. 797 4, n v cor Forest ave.
S7.6xl00. six story nat and stores
Bklyn Savings Bank W VIM + Rob
rig 60 ct al; due. 500. 800. 90: taxee.
&c. al.4ts0j; to the plaintiff for $50. 900,
SETON AN. Ssil. " =. 425 : String aN.
.5Ni00-Exempt Fireul.u's Benevolent
Fund Assn va Owen Coyle 81 al: due,
f2s26.s0; taxes, &c, $50. 10 the plain
tin for 81, 800.
ny George Price.
.33rH ST. T.. 3 W cor White Plains RI
S0Xllt-Peter Duncan vs. Jno Steven
son ct al. due. SiO.ait51; taxes. SO.
$gs3.sl: to he realvcrtisei
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WILLIAMS Av..w.s, $50 n fremont I'd.
100xl00; also Williams av. n G cor IRE
mont nd. iooxso-Josephine T Deadly TO
Jas = Williams and ano. trus. s6g- w
1i3th ST., Oct .. . yrs. 9 y C; atty. Ii
a 90; $50 ..si.soo
EASTERN BLVD. = W cor fremont I'd.
1oox2oo TO- tiainsborg av-Josephine T
Deadly to Jas J. Williams. $50 W il3th
st, and ano. trus, oct 2. yrs. s.P.ci
p~RosfEcr NAv. Lass, as. totxiis.7~-
Karolina Menn;nger TO Annie sehultze,
1Tt Clifton pl, pr mtg f23. 900. Oct 1. .
yrs, e.p. c; .attys. HiIdreth & +, % ay
DYER Az, W $. 100 n Dark ct. gtxsoo to
Steenwick av-Frcdk Trott to WIN BAR
rett. trus, $40 " 10th st. Oct .. i~ns,alls
e; si,yt siege; 81 Park ROY .!sSo
map. Washing tonville, :5xloo--Ellza !
Goode TO Annis J Bryan. 205 81 Charles
av. Natchez. Miss, Oct Q. . yrs. 80 p G.;
atty. T q 4 T Co. t76 Bwray. -. q. 500
?a5TH ST. n 3. 13s e katonah az. toxioo
Harmony Const Co, Inc. 80 Margt
O'kcnnedy.. sol w 176th at. Oct II. due
- per bond; atty, J J X o'Kenneiy. ss
Grand ssssf" stvb XSD coNcouRsE. s'V =.
81 n 1921 At. Joxs5.4--Aiex wilson to
la l. Hofeiler; ~ Ashland av. Bunalc.
smith, G, c & W, 81 Chambers ri. sac. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
PROSPERITY SEEN IN
SHORTAGE OF CARS
Building Activity Sweeps New
England. but Materials Are
Being Held Up.

B%nipGEponr Conn. oct. ll.-Prosper-
ity has struck New England. A boom
IN building operations, greater than han
been experienced In many months, Is
under way, with practically every com
munity in every State from Maine to
Rhode Island sharing In the activity.
The prosperity IL reflected in the ar
ficulties experienced by the raiiroads IN
supplying sufficient airs to transport
materials. Despite extraordinary ef-
forts 10 handle the situation, the rail-.
road yards In several cities are congenteu
and hundreds of carloads are tied up
Conditions In the yards here became
so aggravated recently that "a speciai
study Of conditions was made ny menu
beers OF the Connecticut uulitleS 'oW-
mission. Following their inspection OF
terminals and transfer points the inl'-
nation war given that recommendations
for relief may he made to the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
The situation here became Intense last
week and New York. New Haven and
Hartford railway officials are WORKING
day and night in an effort to PROVIDE
relief. Many of the carloads contrib
uting TO the congestion locally had beei
dumped from New Yoork as they came
from the lines radiating
Tho New Haven has made heavy
drafts of cars from other roads, put
Western lines have been unable to en-
tend much aid. Word comes from the
grain States that the demand for roll
ing stock to handle the crops Is greater
than the supply Of empty cars. for
this reason there appear to be no signs
of relief In the very near future.
Nearly every fast train operating IN
this vicinity in the last three month";
has been doubled or trebled In length
and many regular trains are now oper'
ating In two. three or even Tour sec
tions. Despite the inconvenience whicn
the tieups are causing ana tho DELAYS
suffered by builders, business men are
optimistic In their comments on th'
situation. They welcome ii NJ an evi-
dence of prosperous conditions which
thnr helieye will continue indeilnltely
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
UPTOWN FLATS FIND
READY MARKET
Builder Buys Dyckman Corner
for Flat improvement
Operators Active.
LARGER APARTMENT SITE

Charles Flaum. as presiden. OF the
Haven Construction Company. has
bough, the northwest corner OF Tenth,
or Amsterdam, avenue and ci4th street
from the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company. through William q.
Baker. The corner Is 37.sx1o0 In size
and will be improved by Mr.. Flaum's
with n I'VE story apartment
house. with stores on the street level.
The Lawyers Title Insurance n Trust
Company has owned the corner since the
summer OF 1913, when IL tool II and
another plot IN the Dycknan section
from Max Marx in part payment for
three three story tenemncts ut H1S to
44I1 Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
CLUBS USED ON STRIKERS.
Disorder ON BROOKLYN Waterfront
when 1000 Men 60 out,

About 1000 longshoremen and freight
handlers In the warehouses OF the New
York Dock Company along the Brooklyn
waterfront from Fulton ferry to Erie
Basin went on strike yesterday when
their demand for an Increase in their
wages from - to'3o cents an hour was
refused. They rejected a compromise
OF ~ cents offered by the company.
There was considerable" trouble ut
ariou points and the police reserves,
who We're on hand from five stations.
used their clubs To restore order.
Several men were injured and two
were taken to the Long Island College
Hospital.
II. Il. Whipplc. general manager of the
company. said that the strikers We're
unreasonable and that 1o0 employees
refused to strike.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
LIS 1'ENDENs.
Manhattan.

10TH ct. ?l7 E-Metropolitan rrus, CO
OF CITY Of y Y. trus,. ast lsna.io Biondi
rarsons, closson 4 Mciily"iae. "''''
EAST ST. Q a.. bet Broome g. Delaney
s,s. lot ;s's-Harry Hoppenteld agt y Y
BnoAbwAy.. :. 100 n rairview ay. ioox
ioo-Iina Silk. agt lanes a Lynch ct al
smith. Cohen, Cole a Weiss.
FAIRviEw Az: n e cor Broadway. ioox
Lynch ct al foreclosure Of mortgage;
atty. Goldsmith. Cohen. cole q wei@s.
nr ,Ss 6 $. 100 n Talrv nova sy' ;0CH
nst James a lynch ct al foreclosure OF
tMS m9r,ssscs!; s''yS' Goldsmith.
MONROE ST. 5se Albany city Savings
' 'ameHas% fssrecl osS. s OF %or,sss.S !:
tie & Bailey Mfg Co as, National Cloak
s%hanic's LEM; a,tys, weissberKer &
A~MSrEHDAM Az; l.:Ii5 Laurel
FLOYD aet James Thorn ct Al foreclosure
OF nortgagel; atty. II swain.
18TH Az. s7?--Julia Bachrach ct al agt
samuel Freedman ct al foreclosure Of
MORTGAGE; atty. : J Liebeskind.
SETH ST. ~ E-lsatc Hirschhorn CT al
a ~ m M2sy rnprn.0 spi f, g 4 f MSrSS"re
s9TH ST. $ =. 30 n . OF ith av. 2j.6xioo,s
Frederick Hirschhorn agt Katie Hirsch-
horn ct al foreclosure Of mortgage
attys. SPITE & Bromberger.
Brona.
AN, g ., 9iJ.t Il n or le4th 81.
% sxlO0-City Real Estate 60 agt FOCAL
Estate ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty. II swain.
BASSETT Az. " =. ~ &. n Of Saratoga
Az. .5xi00-George J Brunk as truste"
agt Mary Holland ct al faction to declare
deed voii) atty, l. Dashew.
SHERMAN Az. " +. lO3s n = Of l6sth 81.
T5xiO0-c"lumhia Construction Go agt
Katherine l. Bcissel e. al foreclosure OF
mortgage; atty. - T. Davis.
LAFONTAINE Az, W n. ll2.6 r. n OF l1Sth
-, 3T.6xioO-p j Heaney CO aKt Weller
Mceker Realty 20 ct al foreclosure OF
mortraReJ atty, - Kelly.
| LOTS ~ and ~. amended map " 1ss lots
, n.ionging to Hudson y Ros" Co--Hudsoii
= Rose co,agt Francesca Spuillantc ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage. atty-. Davi-
son, Given & Bird.
PROSPECT Az, .so-fand Map Realty
Corporation aEt David Bloomberg ct al
tac'ion 20 compel specific performance OF
contract; atty, \ = Satanson.
LOT 81 and ~. block $3.50. map showing
lam n Ogden Minnie II Lyon ct a.. a.
-Nrs. agt August Nelson ct al tfore'
closure of mortgage; attys. Thornton &
Earle.
Lots ~. ~. ~. ~ and -. map In parti.
lion Mary Ann Wells aud another az
, Ann Marketable Storer and others
charles \. Iauneistcr. agt John Whaiet
e, a.. foreclosure of mortgage); Auys
r. u. Sung.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
ADDS TO APARTMENT SITE.

EAST 5STH STTEET-Samuel A. Her
nog has bought the private dwelling
at co East Fifty eighth street from
Mis-. Hugo Mayer. by this acquisition
Mr.. Herzog has n plot fronting 1905
fect on lark avenue and 1908 on
Fifty-eighth Street. which he Will i'm
prove with a thirteen story apart
ment. providing two apartments on
each floor. containing nine rooms and
four baths and eight rooms and three
baths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
$4,000 FOR M'MILLAN GEMS.
Brokers Oner Reward for Return
Of $4,000 In Jewels.

boston. oct. ll.-A reward or so.ooo
mo questions asked" has been Of
ferel for the return of the $3.50 0 worth
of iewelry stolen from the summer resi-
dence of Mrs. james Mcmillan at Man
The offer was made in adver-
tisements. 1t is evident from the state
ment that a suitable reward will be paid
for the return of any part OF the prop
erty that the insurance brokers FEAR
some of the jewelry has already been
broken up and disposed OF.
The brokers had placed $4,000 insur-
nncc on the gems owned by Mrs, Nc
MILAN, but some were not In the safe
and consequently not stolen. a diamond
necklace valued at $4,000 Is among the
missing articles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Chs rles J.. Noyes Company has
lea scd the residence at al West l3sth
street for the Germania Life Insurance
Company 10 Joshua l.. Post.
James J. buckingham has leased the
dwelling M a33 West Fifty-frst street
to Mrs. Nellie VI. Caldwell.
Huberth n Huberth have leased the
house at AL West Flfty-eighth street
To Harry Talmadge for IA term OF years (:
the house at 321 West Fifty-elghth
street to Mrs. Mary Rundel and the
house AT 1876 West Ffty-eighth street
to Frederick Brasser.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
LIKES MO>TCI.AIn REALTY.

+. NJ. Crawley X Bros. have sold to NJ.
Soule OF Montclair for the estate OF
William Logan the plot 400xoo0 IN the
east side OF South Mountain avenue and
Eagle Rock Way. south of Llewellyn
road. The buyer recently acquired 1853
feet on the south side Of Mountain ave-
hue. directly opposite this purchase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
CASSIDY TO MOVE UP TOWN.
Lighting Fixture House to Leave
n street for Park Avenue.

Ewing, Bacon & Henry have leased
for a long term of years to Cassidy Il
Son Manufacturing Con pany, one OF the
Oldest manufacturers in the country 81
gas and electric lighting fixtures. $500
square fee, OF ground floor space In the
Architects Building, 10l Park avenue,
The lessces have been located FOR many
years on Twenty-third street Just west
OF sixth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
BANK PRESIDENT A SUICIDE.
u. q. Nc>nir Kills Himself BccRuse
Of ~ Health aud Revrrses.

~ $40, DCt. li--Ebcn o. McNair,
h'lrrrlF president Of the Common
wealth Trust Company, the affairs OF
winch were taken over by the Bank
HuiiHlp last spring. and president or
."' iauF Of Warsaw, now in process
'i hIIidi,ion, killed himself In his gar
ogs.
~ Nr.~ Tired one bullet into his temple
'.l dI,u'h"r into his heart. III health
''' J." hess rcyorsos are given AZ the
'us' Tor uis act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
LEASES.
Manhattan.

80 Az. $50. store-walter Bryou 4 hro 20
Harry Wo'f~nr. 2?i L. 10Th - or $50 "a
nv, from July II, 1915. to Apr 80.
1899 ....... .... $500
BROADWAY. -l.S, II " cor ,tth ~. SIR a
h-Thrrrsr II browning TO g y !. Lunch
60. : J /. yrs from July !, 1915; attys.
Naguirc 4 Martin, q. 1i'h ~. 81 200
DEl.ANrEN ST, 3iO, aI--Naihan Nathan
son to Abraham Wolfe. 3i0 Delaney ~,
81. yrs from oct /. lsl5..........SI.0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
RENTS lEDARHURsT HOUSE.

John I. Scot. has sublet for Herbert
l.. Brown tho Keller house. at the juno
ton Of Hollywood Crossing and Cedar
hurst avenue North. Cedarhurst. l.. l.,
to Capt. I.aurance Angel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12

PATTERSON. y j.. oct. ll.-Jacob
konner Of this city has purchased from
the Simon Nathan estate a plot 5oXlo0
feet at 1S3 aud 49, Market street. In
the heart of the business section. for u
price said to be s75.OoO. or at the rate
of $500 u front foot. the record price
FOR Paterson realty. Small frame build
ings now on he property will probably
be replaced by modern structures by the
purchaser. who IL interested in motion
picture enterprises.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
BLOCK or SMALL GAN AGES.

Fifty Individual garages will be
erected ON the block bounded by linton
and Union avenues. l66th and 18TH
streets. by J. i. Butterfly. Each will
measure lOX2o. In the centre will he a
driveway twenty-five feet wide Paul
&. Hunter Is the architect. The Guild
ings will be completed by January !
next. Negotiations are o being con-
summated to lease the fifty garages with
machine shop and offices TO a garage
man. who will sublet tn" individual
garages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

ZAP ST. 4t9 W-Thomas Galllgan. Inc,
agt katharine T. Moore, owner. Chas 4
Streeter, contractor .,...,,..., .SJb2.l
90 Az, s~Os5-Pleasant Iron Works ngt
John Segwarta. owner; Jacob lsaacs. con-
scD ST sst 4 S:6 E.David Anger sstt
John Dumphy Estate a. Agnes Dumphy,
owners; Louis Fodor, contractor $40. %
6lST ST, n " cor, LIST nv. COX 0--lnuis
Cohen agt Samuel Samuels owner and
contractor ..Slsss
I'D Az, S54 Louis Cohen agt j Kohl
weller, owner and contractor ....}20,sS
Bronx,
DAILY Az. lssc-Charle~ Nance agt
James and Clara Kahn, owners: James
Kahn, contractor .,.,..,.,........3230
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

32D ST, 326 E--Louis Goldstcin agt y
Y Linen supply. d Laundry co ct al.
Sept 20, 1915 !by. ,deposiD .;...,...ssO
18TH ST, :E E--Abraham Epstein agt
John Gross ct al. July 10. lsiG. .siii,5O
CHARLOTTE ST. se. 1907. II n OF Sea
bury pl-Aieorge Colo, 4 Co agt Char
1911 VI, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
~ LORING ~. DEAL.

Axelrad & Cohen were the brokers in
the sale Of 2226 Ioring place, near the
City University. for Oscar T. Mackcy,
To NJ. Raymond. who will improve the
site with an APARTMENT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Quake shocks Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN, =, r., oct. ia distinct
earthquake shock was felt here this
afternoon at 3 ;35 o'clock. No damage
has been reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
ADDS TO :. =. HOME SITE.

Albert u. Wanler, who recently pu,-
chased from the Narrows Improvement
Company Il plot At Iarbor View, clif-
ton. Staten Island. through Cornelius
q. Kolff. has bought a plot 4oNl5+ ad.
joining.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
EIGHT FLATS FOR BAY RIDGE.

Shampan 4 Shampan have prepared
plans for eight three story flats and
stores to he erected at the northwest
corner of Firth avenue and Ovington
avenue, on plot l75Xllj, for the Levy
Bros. Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
STUDIOS N sTm ST. BUILDINGS.

Maynickc n FRANKIE. architects for the
trustees OF Sailors snug ilarbor, have
filed plans for installing studios on the
floors above the stores In the two four
and five story tsildiugs at 4 and s East
Eighth street at an stimatcd cost OF
$40, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
HARLEM OWNERS MEETING.

There will be a meeting OF the Har-
lem Property Owners Association on
Thursday evening at 17 East 125th
street. Officers for the ensuing year
Will h. elected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
ANOTHER BROKER N FIELD.

Pierre Van Arsdalc has opened M
Office In the Vanderbilt Avenue Build
ing. He has been associated with
John y. Golding's uptown Office and the
J.. r. Wood-Dolson Company for twelve
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-12
Discharge. from Bankruptcy.

JulE" n. y. HHnH mas granted as
charges 80 these bankrupts: J. Jonas
Jaonns. salesman. ga Wcsj Thirty sikh
sfrcct. formerly president Advertising Print
Ing company. liabilities, 1880. Imdolf
a. Schroeder, salesman. t2i West twenty
tfth street. "rm.rly manutUcturer of
printing inks; liabilities, slJ.01.. Nathan
Nlodinger. bartender. 80 Rivinrton street,
formerly liquor dealer; liabilities, $90,l5t
lose q. Jovc, So West l1ath street. for.
merry Of Horton & Jovc. exporters, liah!.l-
Ties. sIT.sl. Ida :. Harrison. +at River
side Drive: liabilities, $4,000 Moses ".
Lndenstein. salesman, l37 East SIKH
street. Liabilities, 3i2.2b2. Sugden & Sur
Jeu, cuph.rie. l76 Madison avenue. liabtli-
ties, si2,t29 Edward i. Brady, 400 IVES,
Forty eighth street. sarah l.. CAESAR.
bookkeeper. ii9G Stebbins avenue. Samuel
Grcenman. dry goods, 1898 Madison avenue.
samuel N. E!lcnbogen, detective. 80 church
street. Thomas Ice. residing Ut Cadillac
Hotel. formerly ~ Boston Barnet schwartz.
wines. 2.25 Fifth avenue. Nathan T-,
kulsky. waists. II West TNenty-siNth
street: llabi!iies. sis.s47. Van Hon,cn &
Ten Brock CO.. therspeuticil apparatus.
cIt East Twenty.third street; liabilities.
1n3.15i
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. Stock. Amt Payable
American Railways -. -.
quarterly .....,,'s'. plu ~ H"N' 10
NiNaukoc Electric
Hallway and Light. pfd Ia" Now ]
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Art DEALER ON PARK AVENUE

The Hayden Company. interior deco
rators and art dealers, located for sew