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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
Warning to Farmers.

A number of the farmers adjoining
this Company's property are permitting
their irrigating water to run over the
banks and onto this Company's proper
ty, filling up bitches, and water in some
places running over the track and wash
irg over the track, TO such an extent as
10 endanger the safety of trains.
We are placing this notice in the
papers to warn you Of the heavy penalty
provided by the laws of Oregon, for the
molestiDg in any way the property of a
railroad so as to endanger the safety OF
trains and persons riding thereon.
Immediate steps must be taken to
prevent any more water running onto
this Company's roadbed. iyl5
MT, HOOD RAILROAD COMPANY
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
Tired, Aching Muscles Relieved

Hard work over exertion, mean stiff,
sore musles. Sloan's Liniment lightly
applied, little quiet, and your soreness
disappears like magic. Nothing ever
helped like your Sloan's Liniment. can
never thank you enough" writes one
grateful user. Stops suffering, aches
and pains. An excellent counter-irri.
tant, better and cleaner than mustard.
All druggists, Doc. Get a bottle today.
Penetrates without rubbing.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
Dean Gets Highway Inquiries

"No sooner had the news of the
opening of the Columbia highway been
spread abroad, says Commodore Dean,
of the Hood River-White Salmon ferry
system, ethan | began to receive by
telephone inquiries from parties at
Yakima and other points in eastern
Washington. They wanted to know
about the road and asked me how many
automobiles could transport across
the river at one time.
Commodore Dean says that he looks
for numerous parties from the Wash
ington communities in the near future.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
7. & |. COMPANY
GETS BIG CONTRACT

X. N. Young and William Cass are
now at Maryhill, where the Transfer &
Livery Co. is engaged in work on a
large contract awarded to them recent
ly in the construction of three miles of
state road near the Klickitat county
town. They will have supervision of
the crews of men who will surface
with oilbound macsdam two miles OF
the highway and grade third mile.
at is a pretty good sized contract,
says Mr.. Young, "and we are pretty
glad that we got it. The cost of the
work will approximate $2l, 600. y
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
For Hay Fever or Asthma

Many persons dread July on account
of the recurrence of hay fever. Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound long has been
recognized as the ideal remedy for hay
fever and asthma, because it heals and
soOthes that raw, rasping feeling in the
throat and eases the choking sensation,
1t allays Inflammation aud irritation and
brings about easy and natural breathing
Contains no habit forming drugs. For
sale by Chas. n. Clarke.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
Field InStallS Gas Tank

1t was not submarine. but gaso-
line tank that Herbert r. Field was
installing last week at his Tire Shop
on the corner of Third street and Cas-
cade avenue.
The plumbing work for the new
automobile service system was in
stalled by the Hood River Plumbing
IN
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
Pimples, skin Blemishes, Eczema Cured

No odds how serious. how long stand
ing your case, there's help for you in
every particle of DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment. 1t wipes out all traces of
your silment, and leaves your skin clean
and soft as child's. Hundreds OF users
have sent voluntary letters of thanks.
Just try one box. II will mean freedom
from suffering and embarrassment.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
Headache and Nervousness Cured

"Chamberlain's Tablets are entitled to
all the praise can give them,' writes
Mrs. Richard dip, Spencerport, N. Y.
"They have cured me of my hea Iaches
and nervousness and resorted me to my
normal health" For sale by all dealers
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-07-15
Wednesday and Thursday

Wednesday and Thursday, July 2l and
%, George Kleine presents Francesca
Bertini in ''The Woman Who Dared. !"
A story of surprising love and self de-
nial. A dramatic masterpiece. In five
reels
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
TRADE CLAIMS HOME
OF LATE B. ALTMAN
New Building for the Use of Dealers
in Women's Wear to Replace 5th
Ave. and 5Oth St. House.

Where tho home OF the late BENJAMIN
Altman stands at the northwest corner
OF Fifth avenue and Fftieth street a
six story commercial building for the
use OF dealers In women's wear Is to
he erected. h building and site were
leased yesterday by A. DE Pinne & Co.
through George r. Read q Co. and Clark
7. Chambers for twenty-one years at an
aggregate rental of si.25o,o0o. As the
lease has renewal privileges the amount
involved aside from the cost OF the
structure to be erected will run into
the millions. The building In to be
erected by the somerworth Realty Com
pany. headed by Ralph l.. Shainwald.
This company has bought the leasehold
secured by c. Grayson Martin several
months ago from me Altman estate.
This lease has some years to run, but
4, was not long enough to warrant the
outlay OF money necessary for the proper
development OF the corner. 50 a new
lease or renewal OF the one held by Mr..
Altman was secured from the Columbia
University trustees. who own the land,
through Frank d. Taylor. This secured.
the company was able to go on will the
De Pinne deal. The old Altman house
and gallery in the rear. in which Mr..
Altman had his art treasures. are to
come down in a few weeks and a six
story building erected for the exclusive
use OF the lcssees. The property Is 35.5
feet on Fifth E and 1913 feet on
the street. The building will be designed
BY Jacob Zimmerman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
PUBLISHERS BUY ON 9TH AVE.

The Macmillan Company. publishers,
for many years at "a and sc Fifth ave-
nue., has purchased the northerly half
o. the Thomas F. Ryan properly at
the northwest corner OF Fifth avenue
and Twelfth street. The publishing
company is at present adding two stories
to It's six story home, and the new pur-
chase was mad to preserve the ligh,
OF the publishing building. but eventu-
ally 10 be the site of m addition TO he
main building, The Ryan property
Just disposed of is known as So Fifth
avenue and comprises a three story
dwelling, on plot ~5l.6x125. 1t also
includes a Our story dwelling at the
rear at II West Twelfth street. a four
story house, 25Xl033 3. With this pur-
chase the Macmillan Company now on
trolls a frontage Of lO3 feet on Fifth
avenue. with a rs foot a. on Twelfth
street. Il. II. Ludlow & Co. were the
brokers' in the transaction. The prop
erty just sold. together with the north
ives; corner OF Fifth venue and Twelfth
street. was purchased by Mr.. Ryan for
his residence about fifteen years ago.
Recently he transferred the property TO
the II West Twelfth Street Company,
attIng for himself but handled by
Robert l.. Downing. CHM & Co. re-
Gently erected "A large printery on the
adjoining corner of Thirteenth street
and Flsth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
tMMONSEs.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF KINGS
PEEEsnYTERIAN ,Cn[,RCH ~ ,TiiE
,ins; against, BoARp or roREldN Mis-:
sS22tTNRScu x mi GGNrrfEfbE FsrrShTTEEssi66ES
AMEEIRrGAaS P9ARD or TIE GurRCH
CnuRcH is THE rN1TEb sTfATEESS OF
AMEBIcA, NEw YYQHK BIBLE SOCIETY,",
sEAMEN II TIE roRr OF. NEw. YoRK.
shlEsnYYPiElRpiiAN" 'a6kRpS of OF REEiEF
Wipows AND onTaANs Of pEcEAsnrPp
TThiESPs s6clEAfSyi+. Tc!66AASGRE6kH4fiho4NNlAss
HONE MlSSsI3NARY SocIETY. NoRTH;
SEN YeRK, SAANMfrR1rGcASNH ME BILE GiTf s Ss
Ekf sEfH&S +; ono sh9 SsSs iE%E s{5: s.,5 HHS r!
IiscSsssy he . chrfi.,ihaan 1'f na@. q 3, he dsss'F ~ils'
true Christian name OF his wife, IL any.
Ffinnst qnkp2|R TO ne p!aintiTo;, and
Last VIII and Testament OF charles ~.
T Terl f,,s feeenssSi peienH419'1 suMMoMS
YoU ARE fHEiRSEBhYi' SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action. and
Plaintiffs Att6rncys. within twenty DAYS
after the service Of this summons. ex-
OF your failure 10 appear or answer, juds.
FOL, The relief demandcd in me complaint.
PARSONS cLoSsoN MciLvArNE.
p,sintirs' AltoTneys.. once g. Post
Borough Of Manhattan. Tho City OF
Annie - freeman. George Ke,lum.
Mary" Kellum tthe name Mary" being
fictitious It being intended TO. designate
any, o. tho said george Kciium, the true
Christian name OF his wife. II any. being
Ftssmsn. and each e"u then. ana Jon" n
The FOREGOING summons Is served upon
Hon q rr pSSrfit'I 3. eT,i"an one TO a. AZ t Gse. Jus o.
New York. dated the 2sth day Of May.
once Of the Clerk OF Kings County in the
Hall. OF Records. the borough of brooklyn,
n the City OF New York ana County u
The object. OF thi, action 1, to obtain a
yodTmsn; edjudsi1e he thres parceis OF
herein wer. ~pnrcha,ed with th. pr%s.sas
paugh died seized. that no party 10 this
action except tho plaintiffs and the de-
title or Interest in said real estate and that
they are the only owners thereof. that all
person, claiming 70 hold the same BY.
forever barred from, al claim thereto: and
directing ihg partitiGn and sale OF said
t~icuiarly prayed FOR IN sail COMPLAINT.
The property 10 which the action relates
| 4 certain lot, 100 by rs feet. on the
.outh SIDE Of Fif'e,n;h street BROOKLYN:
eng SoGntw y 2pproni,2''ely ?s6
and known as No. 81 F!''sntg street. 49,,
Brooklyn. Kings COUNTY, y v. approAi.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.
Tenants Found for Offices. Lofts
and stores.

Rice 4 Hill have leased to Whites
Eating Place. Inc. the %northerly store
In l204-l2t0 Broadway. The lease IL for
a long term of years at an aggregate
rental OF about $4,000. The entire
ground floor OF this building was occu-
pied by Shanley's and Is now being ex-
tensively altered.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the store, basement. sub-cellar and first
loft OF 162 william street to James II.
Rhodes 4 Co. for Ave yeare: also a por-
ton OF the second loft at "a and IS MUIR
ray street to the Royal Palm Fruit
Company.
Duross Company has leased the third
loft at 412 West Thirteenth street to the
Indestructo Gas Mantle Company.
l.. Tanenbaum Strauss g. Co. have
leased to the Ideal Holding Company
for a lunchroom and bakery the store.
basement and first loft at 39S to 400
Fourth avenue. adjoining the south
west corner of Twenty-eighth street, for
a long term OF years.
Walter Sherwood has leased a loft in
~ and II Cliff street to Montross &
Clark Company; the basement at l
Beaver street to George Spyropulo, and
the store at SCI Broadway to b. ].
Traubman.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased space in the Burrell Building.
III Madison avenue. to Walter s. Kup-
fer. for many ear president of Henry
Kupfer & Co. Mr.. Kupfe- will use the
space as executive offices for the Ameri-
can Dressler Tunnel Kilns, the Univer-
sal Sanitary Manufacturing Company
OF New Castle. Pa. and others.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
MANHATTAN INVESTORS BUY

EAST 18th STREET-Douglas Robin
son, Charles ;. Brown Company has
sold 10 Il woman buyer represented
by g. {. Tegthoff the private stable
o. the late Mrs. Morris Is. Jesup, 1871
East Thirty-tifth street. on a lot 25x
'N', between Lexington and Third
avenues. Tn two story structure
viii he altered into "A studio.
EAST 23TH STREET-Mrs. ]. Il. Nor
gan, ST., has sold two old five story
tenement houses at 327 and 329 Eas,
Thirty-nlnth street through Gaines 4
brennan Company To Samson Wal
lt'h. The houses occupy a plot J0x
$50 between First and Second ave-
rucs and viii be extensively remod
eIcd by the new owner.
VAST 4sTH STREET-John KATE has
taken an option to purchase from Or.
william Carr 33 and rs West Forty
sixth street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, two dwellings on plot 41.2x
iO05. Plans We're filed Thursday for
u" Improvement of this property
WIN an eight story loft building by
The C. NJ T. Realty Company at a
cost of $4,000. Lorenz +. q. Wei
h'r is the architect.
WEST 18TH STREET-Richard S.
Elliott has sold for james +. Crossen
70 Bernard Block for investment 236
West Sixteenth street, a five story nat,
On lot 27lXlOS.3. between Seventh
and Eighth avenues.
WI.NT l06TH STREET-Lewis NJ.
1h."ry has sold for the estate OF
catherine Reilly the five story Ameri-
cn basement house at 300 West 106th
street to a client for occupancy. The
house Is OF a lot l7Xl0O.11 adjoining
Ne southwest corner Of West End
dgcuue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
MIDTOWN LOFTS TRADED.

John n Berry & Co. have sold for
the lenoX Hill Realty Company the
eobei Building. at % and 81 West
Thirty-second street. on plot ~4T.6X9s.s.
midway between Fifth avenue and
Broadway and adjoining the Builders
Exchange. The building was erected
Tor the present tenant. Nathan Sobel.
who occupies II for his own business
under "A twenty-one year net lease. The
buyer is John 8. Melcher. whp recently
purchased through the same brokers
the twelve story building at 1853 to l59
West Twenty-seven:h street. leased on
a net basis for a long term OF years.
In the present transaction Mr.. Melcher
gives In part payment the nine story
Twenty-eighth stree, adjoining the
northwest corner OF Fourth avenue on
plot ilx9S.9. The total valuations ag-
gregated $500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
RUSH OF METALS DIVIDENDS.
Disbursements 20 Stockholders By
sig Companies.


The copper and zinc companies nve
their stockholders material evidences
yesterday OF their present prosperity
by declaring increased dividends.
Tho Utah Copper Company raised It's
dividend from 75 cents TO 81 a share for
tho quarter.
Ray Consolidated resumed payments,
declaring a quarterly dividend of 81
cents a share. This Is tho same rate
as declared on June 30, 1914. after
which payments stopped.
Nevada Consolidated raised It's pay
ment from rs cents "a share. paid In
March, to an cents.
Chino declared n quarterly dividend
OF rs cents. an increase Of 25 cents.
Butte and Superior, prosperous from
the high prices for its zinc. gave $3.50
a share as an extra distribution, In
addition 10 the regular quarterly pay
ment of 75 cents a share.
The Continental Zinc Copper de-
clared a dividend OF 80 cents. payable
July /, 70 stock Of record June 81.
Most OF these stocks had discounted
the increases and sold off slightly after
the declarations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
NEW REALTY CORPOR ATIONs.

The following realty corporations have
been chartered at Albany;
Manhattan capital. $4,000; directors. n.
NJ, Robertson. New York city, Homer z.
Marshall, staten Island, and Charles F.
Wignnd, Stapleton, y. Y.
Rehreck> Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital, 10000 directors, Lewis Loveman.
and Leo Lewisohn. The Bronx.
Chelsea Homes Corporation. Manhattan
CAPITAL $1,000; directory Joseph NJ Pros
orange, y. j., and william r. coe. Lynd-
frank Wilson Consumption Company,
Frank Wilson, David G. cohen, New York
city; Joseph II, Muller, BROOKLYN.
tai, $1,000; directors, ssinuei n. Levy.
Fannie Levy and Abraham NJ. Levy. New
Kobre Assets Corporation. Manhattan;
capital, $500; directors. Albert g, Thoren,
Charles \ True and Albert A. Ward, New
Bell building Corporation. Brooklyn;
@ pitnl. $1,000: directors, H A Billiad,
nrooklyn; r. B. Knowiton, +, NJ Bcyhel,
sidonis Realty Corporation, Yonkers;
capital. l 5000; directors, Walter =.
preblc, Charles T.. schorer and Walter ii,
An Americas Building Corporation,
Nan MssnGa.'so9i NSnHi!al' tt %S 9S9i direS;G5s,
Roggcn ReaIty Company, Manhattan,
capital, $40, 1000; directors, Nathan Roggen,
Isaac Roggen and julius Roggen. New
York city.
Zeller' Realty Company, Manhattan,
capital, $1,000: directors, Ernestine Xeller,
New York city; Helen Zeller. Edward Eel
Ter, Stamford, Conn.
One Forty-two West Thlr;y-second
street Corporation, Manhattan. capital.
81, 200: directors, John W, Russell. Julius
D.. Baer and Ida Abramson, New York
city.
Magic Avenue Construction Company,
Naphattan papital. 81 600. directors MIL
ton Diamond. Samuel A. Berger and
Samuel Abrahams, New York city.
Press Improvement Corporation, Man
schwob. c. Warren Hughes, New York
city; Florence Hinchclire, Brooklyn,
Jose phi Fcin Company, Brooklyn, capital,
o., 0OO directors. Joseph Fem, Morris
sarreln and Fayette Stcodor, Brooklyn,
Island Homes Corporation, Rockville
Bennett, Jr., william X, Duprc. Jr., and
Roger sherman. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
lat 320s THIRD AVENUE
Ry .Josnnh y nav
WILLIAMS ON MET. LIFE BOARD
To FIJI Vacancy Caused by the
Death of Gen. Thomas II. Hubbard,

The directors of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company have elected Arthur
Williams to MI the on their
board caused by the death Of Gen.
Thomas H.. Hubbard.
Mr.. Williams IL general commercial
manager Of the New York Edison Com
pany. He Is a member OF the American
Institute of Electrical Engineers. a for
mer president of the New York Flee
trical Society. a member OF the Ameri-
can Academy OF Political and Social
Science, OF the Municipal Art Society.
the National Geographical Society and
the Metropolitan Museum OF Art and is
president of the American Museum of
Safety. He In the author of numerous
papers on municipal ownership. His at
tainments In his profession and along
sociological and scientific lines have
been recognized by France and Spain,
both nations having decorated him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
Bronx.
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The Rronx.
lat - NESEY STREET

'' y. 81 !5,i II Y " " =, :; i a%,s " ceH It n,I H"[ q;
a5aic. 'rss ss'5s, 81 ! ,as W L &c. ,..y.ossG,: al 10
ss p" 81 F.'i ia Il. n :. go W ccn;rii' FIX FSGe
w., :oxl9;? -,y Gwis.c II Dc Lang
SIs>o'. taxes SC. N,ol?,7O; to the plain
SAP 81. IL ", n $. sao W central Park
y HeIl q al; due ,s?7ls?.?2. taxes, Sc,
S..5S.o5; to h p~laintl: 49,. $50, 900
ny Joseph =. Day.
18Th st. 40 W 955 " Ge!gmbus ay,
.27eSseS' taxes, sc, IS,:lO+3, to the
mri'Hi ST 2.3.?5i Il on map :ss,,s I iUo -
brcwery-Mutlal Life ins co agt Jos
Doolger ct al, due. SGi,90s 60. taxes. ~.
Tt@'sri; TO the plaintiff $4,000
lo0il. 3 sly Nat and sirs--L p sanger
Az Nigh r3weG ct al, due. i.2 - 90;
gage Go. a party in Interest 81, zoo
I'D Az, 2lS3, W ;, AZ = Ion st, e7x73.
sly tonmt and strs-Rosina Guzzctia
2F'. taxes, sc, 1900, sub TO Isl mtg
- 81 COZ go ne plaintin '..;:.;..sl?dG n
clST ST. 2iO w, = s.. %25 g I'M ay. 25y
aimmcrnaIn =, al" due ', si.PSs. .eoSSii f M,,.I
~, s2ss 20; to the plaintiff ...,. ,is.o 900
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
DYckNAS ST. n >. $50 W Prescott av.
lo3. 7Nls3 sNlO0. vacant Is McTurck
Gl3.79; taxes, &c, sl,lS933; to the pIain-
TIN ftt.50O
lat 32Os THIRD AvENUrl
ny Joseph =. Day
PROSPECT Az, 76a. W .. les n i66ih
-, 2iNlf2 1924. 2Xl39,5, 3 ~ tnt-Louis,
Adami agt Rebecca Goldberg ct al. due.
slillq 81; taxes, sc, sbgS. to the plain.
tNr 2,0O0
Ry George Price.
SD Az, . W cor Brook aV, l3lOX99 SIX
32NS6. 8, sly ofhce-tniversal Snvgs
Bnnt agt W " Harden ct al: due
S5,47l.57; taxes, sc, $500, 10 the plpln.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
JAMAICA AUCTION TODAY.

All the remaining improved lots at ia
maica Hillcrest, with Its large frontaI e
on Hillside avenue in Jamaica. Dor jugh
OF Queens, are 10 be sold at absolute auc-
ton by order Of the trustees In .iquidi-
ton to-day on the premises at . i. VI.
and continued on Monday at the same
time until every lot is sold. william p.
Rae will conduct the sale and about 800
lots are to he disposed OF 10 the highest
bidders. Liberal terrs are offered 60
per cent. OF the purchase price may r.
main on mortgage, or the lots a BE-
paid for In small monthly lnstalment3.
\ special train will leave Flatbush ave-
nue. station, Brooklyn, at | o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29

PROPOSALS FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Quartermasters Once. 26th st. & Gray's
1915 Sealed proposals viii be received
h.r- until 1880 4. NJ. June %. 1915. for
furnishing at this Depot; BARS. stee
RUCKRAM3 buttons, CANVAS. CLASPS.
Collar CORD. cotton. FELT; FIELDS.
rrSSits FhINSE r :rik GiMpi HOOKS &
HOOKS SNAP; LEATHER, Iacing. PER
GALE; RINGs. tent; SILK. banner; SILK.
sewingi SLIPS. tent: STAPLES, nag
STICKS. wooden. TAPE. cotton; THREAD.
cotton linen. TISSUE, gutta percna
TW1NE. cotton; WEBBING. cotton q jute
LATHS. poplar. Information. on applica-
lion. Major GEO II PESROsE, l. 9. 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
EAST SIDE FLAT PLANS.

Gallo. architects, has filed plans for the
construction of a four story fiat with a
bakery In the cellar on the north side
OF Hamilton street. 244.5 feet east of
Catharine street 1t will have q 'front.'
age OF 32.3 feet and a depth of 51.3
and have accommodations for sixteen
families. The cost has been estimated
at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
Ls I fssTcnI!'y c q 4. 70 SMsrs, xxno 800 81
with name and address of lenders a
tnrneyl

with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
Az A. n e cor seth at. i0x76. Aug 2s,
1914. Fannie Cohen to Herman Faith,
2i5 y $50 st; atty. Alfred Frankenthaler
s9TH ST, los w, n e. IS W Columbus av.
isxioo.s. Apl, ~. lsit-Edw II END
Martha T Kelly to Chas T. Townsend,
sSl Liberty 81; attys. Kelly a Quinn,
I'll Bway .si.ooo
18TH ST. . =. 3e,6 W Edgecombe av. 16.3x
g6xl6.3xos.o Nov 30, 903-Franklin
Wicker to Clara J Solomon; atty. T Q
GREENwicH ST. a. mort on ieasehoid,
Sc. May 20. loi3-Esriei ssimonsohn to
sr MM' ST. = : g ze ia from |. W cor Az D. sa ,sIo
Apl ~, i9l4-Savina Price to Mari
..S5,lasyi. atty. Hugo cohn. go. .sl.5eo
HUDSON ST. W .. 80 2 a Bank ct, 1e. 3x7t.3x
~l9,lx76.1. Oct IL. 19io-wm r White to
Dayid a Geo Lippmann and ano; atty,
$ ii schwarz. rs Broad $3.50. $4,000
s3D ST. SO y. n q. 1910 9 Madison Az.
ls.tx1oo.s. May 20. lso5--Henrietta A
Rosenblatt to Augusta e a Edmund c
Wendt (atty), 465 West End av. fl2, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

United states for the week ended on May
81. against 377 for the previous week and
yso, ~ !, I isii an iei ns' ipi2 am and fsii. canada
had Il, against 90 for the week ended on
MAY 20 The middle States had ~; Nsw
NoF,hWes,ern. is; Far western. 80. In
the United states about 20 per cent, Of
the total number Of concerns failing had
$4,000 20 $50, 900 capital.
Petitions in bankruptcy.
WELSH MACHINE WORKS. manufs ctur-
ers OF elevators. 2Ts-277 West street,
R Grf'ii2Pnn psymeH.s sress.d a. &C, OF
bankruptcy.
wAyEcREsT CONSTRUCTION CON:
petition in bankruptcy: liabilities, sis.-
1872: assets. se,T5T.
Schedules Filed.
MAURICE ALTMAN. wholesale and retail
.,o,h!ng, ..5 Bleecker street and ~
Liabilities Of i2o.oeo and assets of
Sl?.>sO.
HERON INSTRUMENT COMPANY. man
ufacturers of tooth brushes, SO Broad
way. Schedules in bankruptcy show Ia
t~i,i'ies Of s4.75o and assets Of N.345.
MAX 5 FBRsKo. jews.ry 8 Cortlandt
street. schedules in bankruptcy show
liabilities o; si?.sll and assets OF s5,2Ob.
Receiver Named.
LOUIS HoRowITZ. clothing. 1874 West
Thirty-fourth street. Walter G. Bryant
made receiver. bond. $500. Liabilities
sad 20 be about $500, asses about
1880.
I. 8 REMsEN MANUFACTURING COM
pANY--IudEe Cha:hcld Of the Federal
court. Brooklyn. has appointed Guy c.
Heater as receiver for the !. :. Remsen
Manutacturfhg Company, carriages. au-
toinobilcs and supplies. which filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy on
Thursday, with s9l,905 rs Liabilities and
s946gjO9 assets.
Petition Dismissed.
HARRY SADLER. using style OF Damitre
Mfg Co. women'- hats. 1913 Prince 81.
petition in bsnkruptcy dismissed. the
creditors having agreed to accept a %
per cent. cash settlement OF their claims.
Assignment
WELSH MACHINE WORKS, machinery
and elevators. .7G-27T IVES; street. as
siEum.ut to william Henkel. Jr. The
company was incorporated IN 1904 r.
". walsh Is secretary.