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$40 " is7th st. mtg $1,000. Feb 1; atty.
l. T T CO. 100 Bway ...........sl0o
FAILE ST. ss1, " tsS irrsg--Morris
et al. mtg sS75OO, Jan ss, atty, ] I
uSiooS ~ SIS SSS' cor iisist st. sSYS
F--American Land Credit Corpn ano
70 WIN Prayer dndivD ct al teKtrs), i2g
+ l4th st. mtg So, 900, Jan 70; atty, l. Y
HdME Co. $50 swSy Brysni ay soiGS
100 4-Wm SInnott Co to Anna " Doty.
il4i lnteryale aw mtg $4,000. Jan 30
ATTY, 7 q 8 T Co, i7s Bwey :, 500
sCs rresA Ax ossss % VIM hG s%no, ~
CONSTR co. p67 is5th st, Jan so; atty,
Az sT$ HH22 iIs swHHSSS neck Fl. HsSSS
co. Inc, so Kelly ct, mtg $4,000. Feb
atty. l. r a T 90, $50 Bway 500
NEbROSE Az, % cor 1890 81 80 7xl00-
Cedar Constn 60, Inc, to John Brink
a %tp r'1 Ss r CO. st. rs Sb raS S,OOC 500
DAILY Az 2o75. " = - 5.6-,t einmetz
CONSTR On to Rebecca Eson, 3i47 Horny.
we'll sv mtg $50 900 Feb / atty. t.
s6s ii-ioSn " cornish constn 60 to
Frank l. Ditsoherein. 72s isSth St
mtg $4,000, Feb /; ATTY. T o& Co
MORRIS 'K XVI .. " oor 10th a. GoSioo..
Beatrice TNloti to Jacob l. Market llls
Forest az, and smother mtg 1000 , Ian
hE s5soo Helen b P9rdy 70 Is f.I ! ahsw
l272 clay av. Feb /; atty q i co
i5isTr sTT. Ss7i.,7i n. Sc. SOILS sarah
sufrrsgio Roman Catholic church, 27s
i5lst ct. Jan %; atty. T @ n II CO
1T6 BwHy. .....'..s's' 'sss'ss '''''- 'Vv'
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
NORK-Edward J. O'Gorman and another
AZ Executors, etc, Plaintiffs. against Me
Keen Realty Company and another. De-
PENDANTS
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
10th day Of December, 1914, I. the under
signed the referee in said Judgment named,
viii sell at public auction at the Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan, city of New York,
on the 3lst day Of January, 1918. at IL
o'clock noon on that day, by JACOB II.
MAfEltS, Auctloneer, the premises directed
described as follows: ALL that certain iot,
piece or parcel Of land with the buildings
and improvements thereon erected situate
lying and being In the Borough OF Man
scribed as folows3 BEGINNING az a point
on the sOutherly side Of l0sth street din-
tant two hundred and eighty-three (2ssl
feet easterly from the corner formed BY the
intersection OF the southerly side OF l06th
street with the easterly side Of Riverside
with Riverside Drive and part OF the dis
lance through a party wall one hundred
1000 feet eleven Gll inches TO the centre
line OF the block; thence saHteriy along
feet. thence northerly again parallel with
Riverside Drive one hundred NOO) feet
eleven an inches to the southeriy side OF
io6th street and thence westerly along ths
ND feet 70 the point or place OF beginning
Dated, New York. December 80, 1914.
- PETER l.. MuLLALY Referee
HAI.SEY, KEENAN, & O'KEEFFE Attor-
Sssyyss. for PlslRtins, ~ Broadway Man
The following H. a diagram OF the prop
erty to he cold It's street Number IL soc
West l06th Street;
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NEW RECORD OF FAILURES.
hut '.Bradstreet's" Reports FaIIisE
N9 Z. NsIr YORK co..

Brddstreet's in speaking of the fail
ures during January says.
The largest number OF failures ever
recorded I'm any month and the seventh
largest aggregate Of monthly liabilities
are evidences that liquidation OF Grip
Piled commercial concerns went forward
apace in January on the other hand,
an interesting and indeed Significant
feature, In view of the heavy total in
crease IN number over December and
January OF last year, was that the num-
her OF failures and the liabilities in
Greater New York were smaller than in
either month, pointing to liquidation
having been fairly thorough last year
I'm the country's chief city.
There were 2.356 failures reported
to BrddStreCtS Journal for the month OF
January, which compares with the
hitherto record total OF 22l3 reached in
December, and with l.720 reported in
January year ago. There il here
shown an increase OF 81 per cent over
December, 1914, and OF SO per cent. over
the January total year ago. In Jan
uary, 1896, II might he remarked fail
ures numbered 2,l47, and compared with
this record January total the month
just closed shows an increase OF OF per
cent.
Liabilities for January this year az
gregate S50,36l.7S5, an increase OF 80
per cent. over December, 1914, and OF
40 per cent. over January, 1914. The
liabilities for the month just closed have
been exceeded six times I'm past months,
these being in June, 1914, July, 1918,
January, 1908, December and October,
1907, and July, 1898"
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REvnLoEs ON FIFTH AVE.
Have Leased the Southwest Cor
ner OF b3d street for n Years.

Revillon Freres have leased for
twenty years the six story building
erected about two years ago by Michael
Drelcer at the southwest corner u
Fifth avenue and Fifty-third street, part
or the site OF the old Gallatin house,
facing the new st. Thomas's Church.
The furriers will pay about $1,000. 900
In rent for the property during tho next
twenty -one years. II IL one OF the pref
test buildings on Fifth avenue, which
no doubt WAS an inducement for the
GeNillon firm to locate at that corner.
Tho building In In Francois Premier
style, Cob feet wide and 100 feet deep.
II was built from plans by Henry Otis
Chapman, who followed the wishes OF
Mr.. Drelcer that the building b. in
keeping with It's surroundings Tho
southern half Of the Gallatin dwelling
site Is covered with a building OF the
Gothic type corresponding with the res
idence of William X. Vanderbilt, adjoin-
Ing. This was leased last year to
Thomas Hoffstatter & Co. Tho Revillon
firm will take possession OF the building
In July, when II Is expected that many
OF the fixtures and furnishings for the
new place. which arc to be made IN
France, Will be in place. Clark +.
Chambers and Frank D. WELLER nego-
uated the deal The Revillons leased
their Thirty-fourth street building last
fall 10 the Bedel company.
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sUNfNfONsBs.


suPREMr CouRT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YoRK-Tnitsd states Trust company
Of New York as substituted trustes p pndlc.
Psiers,' Paaline aSfis Peters; 6sorg: :,, g
b b. via s ss,o0 Peter S..s, g 5cSn clinton
MarEaret Blioe beth Peter M NmlV pstsrs
Peters. catharine Peters Lawrence, chester
.. LAWRENCE George e. Lawrsnes' I Mas,on
Robert /. benson. Gertrdde r Benson
Horace Lynn Benson. Horace L. Benson
Tx c9srss lee Benson Ru .J Wynn N RsscSa
hov r4d'G ia,r x5sni'r .s S SS lssSss
y EupS SsA Ad 9.rke. ''f boS %R9' syioT
Frederick =. Taylor. Henrietta 4. Riehsrds
6 eSa RSd0 tas. Reh+ Gsrp.on n hars,
son, Robert K GSrfstsen. Arthur P. coss
}Hia COOK cO Rob, AT'h IT, COOK. 0s p
Foster. Enas NJ. Blodgett and Frank =.
Downing cSmposlns the se zee ennn 2, o.
Trustees Of the Northern Dlspehsary q the
ei Ig the 0s society e Of Of the New YoTk Hos
pital, the New York Institute for the ECU
ton society Si S eomptroilsr Of The state .,
The person and properly Of Helen Frances
= ratfl-
Gsist chestsr a. Luz. Revisionsry Estates
Company. Edward A. Mechling ana Ask
of Mary H. Knowlson, deceased, pefenc :
ants. summons Trial desired In ths
TO S0p'TTHf GG' ABsoSvE'NAMEp DEFENDANTS
AND Each or THEM; a..
You are hereby summoned to answer tne
complaint IN this action: and 70 serve
COPY Of your answer on the Pialntins ~
torneys within twenty days after the ser
vice Of this summons. exclusive o. me oes
Of ssryisS end in ease sss 81 yc VII 8. tstsa
against you by default for the rehef De
mgnded II the complaint.
STEWART q sHEARER, Plaintiff Attor
neys, once and Post once Address
70. 45 Wall street. Boreush o. Mar
r hai psii2 Guy ot ssTp .isrl N Gecrse
petcr'. susan Potere, Emily Ruth Peter
De witt e Peters. Mary Peters Woons
Fr ol'I Minnie HSmio' A. ~ rsyior. Hsnristta
6&qyl2,. Fred,Tisk Tsylof, Rudolf H.rr,s :
Adcl, Garretron sheehy. Jacob &. Care,
ron, Robert Is Garrctson. Arthur p. COOK
Julia ! COOK Arthur I; coos u; Amt 4
Foster Ehas ". BlodEett, Frank A Down
ing. the American Colonization society
Tille Geist and Edward A. Mschling
/ YOU by publication pursuant to an order q
y. jSstIcos q t6e New YcrE ssprssm;,
/ with the complaint in Is. ono. o. ~,
/ clerk OF the County of New York AZ HI
+ once In the New York County Court Hous'
IN the Borough Of Manhattan, CITY am
County Of New York
Dated January 4. 1915. -
STEW ART 4 sIIEARER. Attorneys for tn
Plaintiff once and Post once Address
No Is wall street. Borough OF Man
haitian CITY OF New York.
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OPERATORS SELL I>rEnEsrs.

Harris Maurice Mande'baum have
.esold their onc-hftn interest u lo5
hfohd street northeast corner of Wafer
street, a rve tory building, a7.GNtg. adj
Joining Frauncess Tavern. and l27-i3i
West Thirty-third street, 1JN9s.9 These
properties Were acquired boy John
jiardner former We'll known dry goods
merchant, and handed down bv viii to
hts heirs. The Charles r. N,yes Com
pany was the broker In the present sale
md Stoddard a Mark as attorneys
epresented the sellers. The Broad
street property was hougtf by the
Nandelbaums last september and tho
Vhirty-third street property about four
weeks ago, and II ts now under
contract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
Bath STREET RENTALS SHRINK,
Astors Lease for $4,000 what n
Few Wears Ago Brought $40, 900.

The United States Trust Company
representing Mrs John Jacob Astor, has
leased to S. Blumenkrohn the six story
building on plot 75xi00 at 90 to 20
West Thlrty-fourth street, adjoining tho
Aston Court Building Tho lease is for
Ave years and tho rental II reported to
be 5000 net About fifteen years ago
J. O. Goldsmith took a lease Of this
property from the late John Jacob As
tor for twenty -one years at yearly
rental Of about $4,000. In 1910 he
subleased the building to John For
sythe, waist manufacturer. at a re-
ported yearly rental OF $50. 900. After
Forsytho vacated tho property was
again subleased to Bradshaw 4 Co. OF
a reported rental OF S37.bOO. Tho pres
ent lesseo Il Is said, will form a cor
poration which will make extensive al
teratlons to tho building and suitcase
the lofts and stores. Tenants have al
ready been procured for two lofts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
MODERN APARTMENT.
TO REPLACE OLD
West End Avenue House
Bought for the Ground 1t
Occupied.
TALL MADISON AVE. LOFTS

Tho wonderful development of the
APARTMENT house. especially on the West
Side. was illustrated yesterday when
a .even story apartment house. butt
fifteen Years ago on the northeast cor
nor o. West End avenue and EIGHTEEN
street, was bought for It's site, which -
10 be improved with a thirteen story
tuartuert structure. Jerome g and Nor
ti,r,~r q Naver. two men who have re-
emily turned of pr'ftS parcels on the
West Side. bought the corner from Will
am "a Chcs hrOurhs AllionCc Realty
company through Slavson a Hobbs. The
property is 4, feet on West End ave
nue. and 100 trct on the street The
house Is BE- SUBSTANTIAL one. II was built
.n 1900 %, day labor under the eye OF
the owner S. Shuhope Phillips. and
represented Tho best In apartment house
construction 900 .f- day. But apartment
house consf ~urtiou has taken such giant
strides 100 the last decade that the house
81 auu1utted bon comparison with It's
newer ne ghbor~ The new owners tn nix
= unwtse to continue the building on such
'uiuab.e property and have decided to
romove 10 and erect modern apart
went ~ sis and seven room suites II
ig th, first r.Ncn story apartment house
rr the West Side TO be removed ia
make way for better building n Is
aiken ny brokers AS the end W the first
pooh IN tho development of the West
'de
Th- Alliance company has owned the
-cr1er since july. when ~ was secured
from tho Phillips family ia trade In
which the property az 3, West FIFTY
rhth street was given IN part pay
mont The apartment house was as
sessed last year by tho Tax Depart
inent for $4,000. but II is said that
Mr. Chesebrough's company received
more than this figure for the property
n II an exceptionally iins location FOR
an apartment house. being surrounded
by tho ei'ice and parish house OF All
Angels Protestant Episcopal Church
which means permanent light and air
from all sides
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
TENANTS FOR BUSINESS SPACE.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased for william Znsser Realty Com
pany to Otto Schulz tho building at 1871
william street for ten years and two
months from March ! at an aggregated
rental of about 5000. For the same
owner the building at ~ Spruce stree
10 the \. G. Lawrence Leather Com
pany for term OF years. and floor a [
+l9-i2l Lafayette street To Hugh J..
Christi for five years at an aggregate
rental of abou, $1,000.
Frederick Fox q Co. have leased loft
at $500 West Fourth street TO the New
York Hat Leather Company a loft at
81 West Fourth street to AbramsOn &
Stein space at 10 West Fourteenth
street to Sussman n Wolf; a loft at 1877
. Grand street to KATE Bros space at
$50 Fifth avenue 10 Leon Rosen space
at $50 Fourth avenue to - A. Cawthra
y co, ; loft at 425 Fifth avenue to
Alfred j. Mckenna * Co, and loft at
1850 West Fifty-second street to the
Standard Cigar Stands Company,
Bastine 4 60. as agents OF % East
Twelfth street. southeast corner Of Uni
versity place, have leased the second loft
TO Joseph Simon, manufacturer of cloak KS
and suits. This building is now entirely
rented.
Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased for a
term of years tho store AT 3l2 West
Forty-second street b. j. kastnor also
a store at I East Forty-ssCond street 10
j. Rabinuwitz.
Goodwin & Goodwin have leased for
term of years for the Realty and Inn
proyement Company to IA. Clott and h
Fasman the double store at 262 LenoN
. avenue,
Bastne a Co. have leased tho three
story stable property At IA West Forty
NTH street for term of years to the
Glenwood Sand and Gravel Company
Pease a Gilman have leased Office
space in 95 West Forty-ffth street to tn,
. Gas Consumers Association OF the
! United States, and the store In 3O7 Fiftt
avenue TO John Wells,
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SATISFIED MoRTG AGES.



torney)
So 1Gd ,S sr y ss,, co. Park A., s9TIIoos
Norge CO to John Hearn Constr
AVA reo D. I'li' StiS' 7 " & T Go. da,S
iOisT ST, 3 > ll5 , Madison av, io 'it y 81,
iamin n Gruenslein Fob /. 1905. att,.
W. 81 I, & II CO. $50 sway -. ,..itl.7to
"As sI1.ir ~. 3:srWs 22iNoG 10
30, isIs; atty, T'a ( 7 CO. iis 81 Broad s@"
LOTS lis a lis. map sstat. OF NOS siosS
tate. Inc; Nov 20, 1918. atty l. T =
pL asiOs.7-@james d.LeSry to May Mary
e crane July 2b' 1906 atty, % a
ss5TH sT n ., iSssc Martha sy. SAN
g; Igyil l. 1873 ally rs q Ii"%' T S rc'
sTH Az W., 2os.s n isoth st. 20 ssi hoo
Frank TOkzi to Bowery Savings Bank
arr! 2 1906 attys. Strong n .. "a
CATHARINE ST. -. vs. ioI- socieyy
FOR Promoting the Gospel Among sea
ternauonal Committee OF Young Mons
nhTisidn Assn. Jan 10, 1919 atU. l.
saRR 81 CO. cos tS0 M R%ns az '-'iSSsSS
lo0.s'g Frederica Ashton TO Baron %,
iir-ch Fund Jan 70. 1905, afy, " 5
e. sONlo0 John H,arn Cons. go tu
rSnn'is - ho'e,rg AUS g. 1913, tity
nth Az, =. ISL con ~ g:lN3.-
JACOB Mattern to Eyl1aheth G. Louchrtu
MARION Az W. 1858 : i5sth' It. s3iz
l1e9.Emma Louise Lamb TO y y ana
Association, Apr 70, 1913. atty Robert
Park Ave- T. 7sS s s.d 81 20 ,Sioc|y
German SAVINGS Bank June . 1914.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
TAT - vEsEY STREET.

TAT - vEsEY sTREETl
en- -. BY samuel MARI. ,o,..
aU..Vio.t. sty tnmt-M u Cielsnd Ast
81 Z Clelend 81 ell partitions adjourned
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
sss. two = ely ioh q st store biddssEwm
zsE aSs !!i5s5 Sldy .a:. G &C. ,Sss Sc
10 tho plaintiff for $4,000.
..., 80 BY Joseph ,, pay. ..
sft.o aSI co asi y FtTss.oa ct AZ due.
so yt5.sJ tsSes &C. "is'7si {" the
looiiifioo, tRT:. Sty nsi:, stores OF y
iSN.s. &C. N n3s wi,hdrqaSWsni. ''''
'idh sT i5i .ty d me sy1 Pi si
iio57s5S. taSss' sc. tSssSs. adjourned
lAT s2Os THIRD AvENUEl
nv Henry Is adv
i45D ST. COS =, So, e25.d Wits sy. Sl.ilS
Peterson ast ! Mon.somsry ct 81. due;
1S5S2tj, taxes. &c ,s9,o3 sob 70 o ds'
mtg Of 'NgGS s 20 Sns P MarH 'o' 00O
FORT INDEPENDENCE 81, sss.. q
tss.5 n " Giles 81 sS,lx1t Sh2SsTaS:s,
So q taxes. Sc. isi..5'' 70 i sSs
UItlU.lU Tor sFetNVN
by James J Donovan.
ZuLETI Az. q o., A25 y Mapes av, BOX
lUU--kose Hyman agt l. u Burke OF a.
due. f31a &C., taxes, &c, $3.50, TO the
plainun tor.'..--. ...'.'.s's' NepV
lat THE BROOkLNN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
b W J McPhiliidmy a %.
HARRISON RI, s. 100 " Porter sv, 1904
IOO-IOs a Burr Ell al ast Emma May.
hew 81 al, 20 the plalntln TOR taOOV
BAlNBlIDGE ST, ?. uIb.3 Ralph aN
IsxIDu-Gtrman savings Bank OF Brook
Ign aet Louis Keeper ct al; TO ,"ui'
BkRNEN sr. " - 1855 Dumont az
1E4NlOO- Frederic Norris Hgt Max Gold
m,u CO al, TO Holding Co for. y OOt
STH n f. " =, 10 Il Az l.. @0NlaO. %
irrag. also Az 4, cor ID lith 81
I6Oyl0O. also T. 18th Fl, vs., lots bOs
E0g. also y 22d st. W T. $40 Az %
AoNiOo-S a II Holding Go, Inc, egt Par
amount CONSTR co ct al, TO The plaintin
for $3.50 over a mortgage Of il,2SO.
Az NJ n s. 90 Ryder 81. 40NlOO-Clarenc'
y Tompklus Hgt Arthur l. c Macon
nell 81 az 10 the plaintiff for. 2bo'
by james l.. Brumley
VAN RIREN ST. ., 90 W StuycsAnt eN
2ONlOy- Mary j Egan agt Geo Alexande
"a 81 al. TO the plaintiff for...... S3tI'
by W. + Rae.
.aTH ST = " 2i2l0 n New Utrech
ar g0NiOO. Jos " Tcets ct al agt WIN
MlcBsln ct al, TO Hobert
for ......... ..t..ss.. .s'..''s sfslv'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
RAID ON EXCHANGE FAILS.
German Houses which Bought
Heavily Take Loss.

Sterling exchange declined sharply
yesterday on selling by banking houses
with German connections. Foreign ex-
change experts said that when the Ger
man submarine raids on British com
merce hogan these BANKERS commenced
20 purchase sterling exchange in large
amounts, evidently believing that COM
mercc would fall OF and that exchange
would be forced considerably higher.
When England did not display the alarm
she was expected To show these same
bankers entered the market az heavy
sellers and are understood to have di"-
posed OF a large part OF their exchange
at somewhat lower figure than they
paid
Demand sterling closed yesterday at
ASA. and cables AZ 4.s4%. Francs were
lower at 6.l9 for checks and 6is% for
cables. Marks closed ut s7h for sight
drafts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
Manhattan.

BAYARD ST. 1O.-Blbbey. Alma a and
ano, admrs, Leonard Bibbey ct al to
Fort Edward Brewing 60 at Fort I'd.
HE EsTH ST. Goiist,ia, sarah 70 70
Joseph J Lynch sol West End av; atty.
y HellinRcr 800 bway, 800
90 Az. iiSi- Equitable Life Assurance
society to Frank A I<leindlenst, t'7
W 5oth st atty 4 II Bloch, 80 Mas,
MABrs6N Az l27o-Fcnion, EiizabcT
VI j 20 Assets 4 Liabilities Association
5O7 9TH av; atty, l. T. 60, 100 broad
HENRY ST, eO4- BarslSs, Joseph to Re
becca Barsky, 2o6 Hewcs st, Bklyn 800
SETH ST 25i-G Whistler, Lizzle eXr, to
Lizzie Pnster 1851 Hoe aV; atty, Rob
ert II bergman. 32l9 80 av. .....ilO,O 900
lt9TH ST 220-e2 W--Kutz Florence to
sam L Raisler lss Amsterdam .ay;
atty l. r Ins CO, l60 Bway .,...,,, 400
10Th ST, 2e9 W-Bishop Margaret ID
to Preferred Mtg Corpn, Great River,
\ y, atty, !. T Ins co, $50 Bway... 81
gaD sr l65 " Wood. susan y 10 OTTO
VI Gabler, 2i5 Hamburg av Bklyn,
atty, samuel Mendolson' 2Sa Broad
sc M ST. srs-ass y sith 1t, al, q ssTIS
81 sos Islands, William d to Arthur
u Heinrich, li9 " ssth ct; atty. J
Baker - Nassau .....,,...........'i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
AMERICANS FIRM IN SPOTS.
Harrimsns and n. Y. Central IN
Demand In London.

LONDON. Feb. THE markets we're
quiet to-day, Business was on a smaller
scale owing TO uncertainty IN regard to
changes In the minimum prices Gilt
edged investments showed some irregu-
larity, but foreign bonds and tho war
loan continued In favor with investors,
Mines were dull. except Russians.
The American department developed
hrmncss in spots, The Hartman shares
and New York Central were in fair de
mand. Canadian Pacifics were erratic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
SALE or HARLEM FLAT.

EAST tOSTH STREET .-The u. II.
jackson Company has sold 100 East
l0Sth street, a -four story nat, on lot
:5Nio0. between Firm and LenCN
avenues.
\ AMSTERDAM ANENUE-Jhon j. Nee
Kelly Bros. the northwest corner OF
HALEY Bros. the northwest corner OF
Amsterdam avenue and SINty-ninth
street, three story building, on lot
20N6o, the key to the future improve
ment Of several frame and small brick
buildings.
EAST 18th STREET poliZzO d Co.
have sold 500 and oll East Thirteenth
street elk story double tenement
with stores on plot a7.1N1o3 3, for
the Mack Construction Company 10
Francesca hi LorcuNu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
EXPLORATION co. GAINS,
Daniel GuGEenbeim Reports Total
surplus s24,7O7,3Oo.

Daniel Guggenheim. president Of the
GurEenheim EXplora ton Company, re
ports an increase In surplus OF sl6O,66O
for the company Oh December 81, 1914,
over the surplus OF the year previous,
The total surplus at the end OF the year
was S@4,791,3O0. President Guggenheim
reports net income for the year as
S33S3G2l, equal TO 1927 per cent, on
he stock
At the end OF the first quarter of the
year the dividend rate was increased
from ~ to II per cent, which Is the
present rate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-03
Reserve Bank Gets More Cash.

The Federal Reserve Bank OF New
York received about $4,000, 900 yester-
day in the payment OF the second
instalment Of subscription to Tvs capital
stock. There are still about seventy
Ave banks Ia be heard from. Delayed
trains caused some delays in the re-
ceipt - remittances. The total payment
is 1881 $50.
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$3.50, 900 FLUSHING FARM DEAL

]. Harry Myers has rasold the 1i6
acre Miller farm on Flushing creek for
about S25O, 900 to the Forest Hill Estates
He bought II last summer from the
Miller family. which had held II for sixty
years. II Is surrounded by the Cord
Meyer. Sage Foundation and Kew Gar
dens tracts
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The approximate amount OF the ien or
property IL to be sold. Is iofIT, with
Interest thereon from the ST.. Ny Of oc.
allowance amounting TO Ssob'6O, with In.
terest from December 10, f9iI together
with the expenses = the sale. The approx
water rates, or t-her liens. which are 10
be allowed - tho purchaser out OF the nur-
i,l87 and interest.
Dated, New York December 30, 1914
PETER l.. MuLLAIY Referas
The sale above advertised IL hereby IA -
Journed 20 Thursday, February 9TH. 1915
at the same time and place.
Dated, January 81, 1915.
PETER l. MUtLALY, Referee
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ACTOR nAcKErr nuYs AGAIN

James X Huckctt. the actor. who
-ecenuy bought the house at IS West
seventy -iirst street. has purchased the
iwelling adjoining, At 80. and has in
nina converting the two into one big
residence. His latest purchase is a
'our story house which had been
'wned by Lionel Sutru. the banker.
since 1891. II occupies lot 2OxtO0
located between Central Park West and
oiumbns avenue. The two houses
omprse q frontage of 40 feet
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saoo, 900 UNION SQUARE TRADE

Isaac r. Wakenr7n hHs sold for the
Kent estate 20 and - Union Square
East, Two five story store and loft
structures, on plot 5t6Nl25, between
1fteenth aud Sixteenth streets. The
now owner T. r. e MJser who gave
n,her property in part payment The
selling family owned the Urlon Square
house FOR great many years. The
deal Is valued 40 about $500 600
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zIEGLER BuYs a7Tu 81. LOFTS

William Ziegler. Jr., bought nj auction
csterday two loft buildings at I and
West Thirty-seyenth street for S215,-
400. Mr. Zeglcr was the plaintiff in
foreclosure action brought against the
Midwife Realty Company and others to
recover a mortgage judgment Of s27S,-
$3.50 The property consists II two
six story store and loft structures, oc-
Gupying a plot 43x9s.9, 1ll.6 feet west
~ Fifth avenue. Bryan l.. Kennedy
conducted the sale.