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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan

ORCHARD ST, frank " United states
ag' Morris Goidstein faction TO set aside
CENTRAL PARK WEST. w cor eo,h st.
2oljNl00 to 9lst st-Clarencc r Birdseye
agt Secured Holdings Corp ct al duiunc-
uon, &C. attys. Rosenbiatt q Tachna.
MADISON Az. 40 to 3l4. tad 81. is 70
20 Z. 4lst -, 1921 E--Aymar Embury H.
agt Forty-sccond street. 4 Madison Ave-
nue. 90 81 al faction 10 forcClose me
Chani"s Hem, attys. Milne, Blake &
McAncny.
BRoADWAY . cor ran st. lOo1ixioo-
surety Realty CO agt Grace II Howell ct
HI foreclosure of rltgeI. Ittys. Eismau.
Levy. Corn s Levine.
ssTH ST n w-Ma-cus VI Marks rt Louis
II Ahcnheimer e al foreclosure Of m'gc) ,
a,t.s. Wor & Kohn.
i5srH ST. je2 to 52s w-samuel wach' agt
Rose simon 81 al foreclosure Of mtgeI
nth ST, lss w-Equ!,able Life Assur-
Emile sahb De Hierapoiis ct al ,retorma =
ton OF mtge. Sc; attys. Alexander &
ssTH ST. 20 w-City Real Estate Co agt
DANIEL II shea ct al foreclosure OF mtgeJ
laoTH ST. III w-Ci,y Real Estate 90 sE,
HandeEr Realty 60 ct al Cforeclos Of
mig. atty. II swain.
JoTH ST. as W-Jeanette Neil ct al agt
ratk Mc,iinn ct al tforeclos Of mtg; atty.
5oTH 81 ~ w-chas !. Lawrance ag,
AioIph sghlcsingcr ct al Uforcclos Of mtg .
atty Il " Gambler
9TH Az. l5l-Helena Bork agt Margaret
Brown ct al 'forecios OF mtgli attys, Frees
5OTH ST, sig w-Chas Lanier 81 Al agt
Adolph Schiesinger ct al Cforeclos OF
mtg; atty. r W Gambler,
Bronx
18TH ST 5; lIsil Il cypress ay. 80 x
l0o-Mary Townley agt Henry Siegel
ct al Goreclos Of mtg; atty, W Cham
berlin.
2ssTH ST. ss, bet oneida and Kcppler avs
known as Lot l6. Blk $3.50. sect l2b-
Sam Hollander agt Martha II Jackson
o. al faction 70 forec'ose transfer Of tax
Hem; atty, Oppenheim.
LOTS 1901 1909. 1908, 1909. 1905. map La
coma Park Harriet J Heller agt Trlpoi
Really 60 fogeclps Of MTG utiys VIII
Jams, Folsom q Strausc.
l3NTH ST, 2S5 E-AuEus; W Rel 81 al agt
Jennie Hackney ct al forocios Of mtg
atty. II VI Teets.
LEGGETT Az. " cor Kelly st. iloxllS7.
also Lots 2G9, go. 293 29i & 296 mar
WashingtonVille. also Lots 1873 l24 1875,
1875 and l27, map 1853 lots estate Mary
Jane Radway-Constantin Wagner agt He.
lena Freudenmacher as extrx faction u
charge real property; attys, ouackenbush
a Adams
WILLIAM st. n a. 2ls Cuurtlandt av
2bxlOo-Frederick Dillemuth, Jr, ag'
Honora VI Corbett ct al foreclosure u
mortgage: atty, W J Holman.
PLOT 3, blk II, map Of Fieldston, 2Ith wnrl
Wright ogden Co. Inc. agt George 7
menu atty. II Hildreth
DOCK ST, " =, 100 e Thomas 81. 35N50
Dora Frank agt Charles u jarvis % a
foreclosure Of mortgage attys, I Levi
LOTS 1875. 1873, i97 and 1875. map NJ so +
supreme COurt-Nalcntine aRf Brady ct al
Helen Katz ct al as trus, agt Michael II
Higgins ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
atty A II INsinsky
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
FINANCING ALASKA GOLD MINES.
Directors OF Company Authorize
Issue OF sI.5OO,OOO Bonds.

The directors OF the Alaska Gold Mines
Company have authorized the issuing OF
$1,000 o'o ten wear convertible per cent
dehcutur"s The stockholders OF the COM
pau' have authorized the increase Of the
capital stock from $500 600 10 10000.
600 20 take care Of the conversion Of these
bonds and Of future debentures II neces-
sarv.
The dehentures will he convertible into
stock Al $50 per share and are to be
dated March /. 1915 convertible at any
time prior to maturity on the basis above
stated and redeemahle AZ the companv's
option on any interest date on or after
three years from their date nj ITO and
accrued interest. The dehcntures are 10
be offered pro rata 10 all stockholders ~
record Of January %. 1915. and each
shareholder viii have the right to sub.
scribe to s. Of debcntures for each share
of stock owned The proceeds Of the
issue are 10 he used for additions and
betterments to the mining plant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
WEEKLY REVIEWS OF TRADE.
Better Conditions, with Promise of
Advance Reported.

The trade journals report betterment
in trade conditions.
Dtu's SAYS: Trade conditions con-
tlnue to improve slowly. confidence in the
future developing more rapidly than ac-
tual commercial activity. In some OF It's
aspects the business situation remains
far from satisfactory yet the important
fact Is that the trend Ii toward better
ment
The many failures and the unemployed
are reminders OF the crisis through which
the world Is passing but the United states
is the one great nation which is In a
favorable position to recover from thai
strain and in the end 20 make pronounced
gains I'm international commerce. and the
fact Is the basis OF the notable expansion
in business optimism. The most note
worthy Improvement continues to be in
foreign trade
Railroad managers, encouraged by the
recent rate decision. are displaying more
confidence and severai Of the important
lines are contracting with some degree OF
freedom for rails and other supplies. Rail.
road gross earnings for two weeks OF
January declined ~ per cent, hut this 10
marked Improvement over the three
preceding months.
Reports from tho iron and steel trade
are OF Increasing activity. although the
total output is sill below capacity. and
IN the structural DIVISION Tar from nor
mai The toNi lies are moving with gteater
freedom AM confidence and showing "a
tendency toward higher prices. More en-
cnurupiuE reports also come from the
shoe industry. Building operations arr.
held back by unfavorahle weather. hut
better conditions prevail in coal. and
there Is an increasing output OF copper
Brndstrcet's says: I'm many lines in
Qui"ics are Lar ger. suggesting potential
business Of healthy. proportions Retail
dealers are stimulating trade ny clear
auce sales. and II Is noteworthy that.
despite exports Of much idlencss. numcr-
nus markets say final distribution l. equal
20 and In some instances better than at
this time last year. Road statesmen are
beginning to feel the results Of cheer
fulness
industrial operations are increasing.
with steel plants working at a slightly
better rate, copper mines are resuming.
Pacific Northwes, lumber mills are re-
opening. running time AZ coke ovens has
Increased. automobile factories are grad
ualN expanding outputs, plants making
motor trucks for Europe are busy. South
rru cotton mills are working FUN time.
some coal mines have enlarged ptoduc-
ton. prominently located shlpbuilders
are experiencing an excellent demand roy
vessels, railway traffic is growing and
Western shipments Of corn are Of record
volume for this time OF the year. Lumber
shows unmis asable evidence Of improve.
mcnt, although progress Is slow"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
PATHE FIRM TAKE OFFICES.
Motion Picture Company on a5th
street Lofts and stores Lensed.

Tease d Gilman have leased the
rN'n'n NuOr .n the Century Building. at
(. West Furty-hfth street, to the Pathe
tI.hange Inc, for executive offices and
tAonange rooms The floor contains about
1900 square feet. The Pathe concern
controls an the Pathe motion pictures and
since their films are non-infiammable they
'S'n ne handled with safety in an office
,u.u'ng The company plans TO make
feature u educational films and for that
reason has taken a central location.
Frederick Fox & co. have leased a loft
- 1857 West Thirty-fifth street 10 Res-
num- Rothman 4 Bieber; loft at lI5-117
west twenty seventh street to Ellie Dick
'r a. loa-7 East Twenty ninth street to
NJ" Franz Bruckner Manufacturing Com
'.} At l3i-l40 West Twenty-nlnth
,.e.t 20 Arthur Sachs. and space in the
"Nori Building, 2-l6 West Thirty-third
s.eel, 20 r a. Siveyd & CO. and a loft at
'R1lhk
Tie Brett & Goode Company has leased
10 The Semple-Rieger Company. manufac-
'o.ss of blank books and loose leaf de-
wees. the seventh loft in the building at
, t-'--3 West Twenty-third street for a
| term ~ years.
'.odd,v Perry & Dwight have leased
on ar . West Twenty-second street to
s"mHe' Lit'cuberg.
'u Bots 4 Taylor have leased for a
term or Years 10 the United Electric Light
,.N fo"er Company about 5000 square
'-. '' space in the new building at the
1,A-S''S' corner OF Broadway and l46th
, TIE United Electric Light and
""r mpany take three stores on the
- '.a"NN corner with apartments in the
ana their Washington Heights
VIII occupy the space, moving from
"'lh ON place about May 10.
'n'hn II Tying. Jr,, & Co have leased
~ =" 20 East Twenty fourth street to
"hI7.ngcr n Co. woollens, the eighth
A." ~ II East Forty-sixth street Il
M ida NJ, Smith. importer, the sixth
a' AZ to a. West Twenty-th rd
s.," m hcirpont Corporation, cut glass
..' .IverWare, the sixth floor: Mt 90 tC
4, West seventeenth street to Pctz 4
i"ueFMln umbrellas, the tenth floor, and
' Madison avenue to Oscar Holman
..''a'on, Silks, the twelfth floor
'"s f.. Noyes Company has LEASED
or An 'i3 Broadway to Berk Bros,
notify shea floor at 46 Ann street
=" 1f"ard II. Walster floor at 3 Burlinl
'2, and space in the Arcade Buldinl
., So N ~ Fulton street 20 the American
ii"'.tro tlaters Society; for the Cre'
-"a''y Company tho building at lc5 raTi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23

Row for term OF years to Robert NJ
Melon Id to Reimer Bros the store ana
basement at % Warren street to T. Cor
don the store and basement at 113 to rs
Spring street. and to Sneider 4 Green a
floor AT 1858 to 25j Church street
Porter co. have leased TO d. A. Doyle
for term of years the store at 1j1 to
lJ3 Wes, i25th street.
the irrrn or Leonard J. Carpenter has
leased for Mrs Louisa Combs the building
at 1871 Washington. street for a term OF
years to william 6. Moehring & Co. liz
uors
Henry Wacker has leased the store at
357 West Furty-fourth street to the Lick
ems Press for a term Of years.
Jacob Judas has leased the store at
Ridge street to the Bronx Hungarian
Restaurant.
Cammann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
leased the store and basement In POO
Pearl street to Fischer Bros also the
store in 1870 Front street to John r.
Golden,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONs,

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
The Franklin Park Land and Construc-
tion Company, capital 10000: directors
oscar II. CRcooa Mary r. GaccIa and
Il. Baccanelli, New York city.
The Calumet Property Corporation, Man
haitian capital $1,000; directors, Robert NJ.
Leonard Kader. New York city.
The Eureka Holding Company, Inc, Man
haitian, capital $500 directors, Libby on
penheim Margaret NJ Kulecn, New York
CIV. Mary +, Martin, Brooklyn
prp nS S Sapa , Fc SP@ra Wnt Te
Mccarthy, James O. Mccarthy ana John
T.. Toone, New York city.
The Marbrook Realty and Construction
Company, Brooklyn. capital $4,000; dIrec-
tors, samuel L. Judelsohn' James Campbell
and Siegmund Rosenthal Brooklyn,
capital 50 900; directors, Morris KronenberK'
Charles 'Kronenbers ana Man Feidman,
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23

LEx1NdToNa Nv cor ici;;hi st. s6iYS
Central PIX West, Jan 20, pr mtse, 1at, 900,
cue cue AZ i B 1918 c; atty L Il I Ins
West side.
West OF Fifth ay between Fourteenth and
$500 1lOth sts.)
Tddd to Geo E sSr ~ s az parR ay Jsn
yr, c. atty. Edw NJ BurghaId, ~
10Th Av Is. sis slst ST. 4g,iSsoN-gViSSyySS
Malone and ano to Adolph Flegenheimer.
s az r. Washington Sss 1 av' Jan a. mtgs,
SAME PRoPERTY--sam to same, Jan Il.
,, sTe S san g. 1912 ely sam pSo ga $50
I.oewer Realty co to Y title ms Co.
1875 Bway Jan, 22, 3 yrs 51i c $4,000
BronN.
Borough Of The Bronx
LOT ~, blk IS. map Morris Park-Edith
Hahn and ano to VIM J Morrison. 2Ol y
gsth s. Jan co. 3 yrs, p c. atty G
WEST rs It Of lot 5gs. man wakcnctidwoO
NincenRo Palazzoo and ano to Emil
Matthiessen. 332 l5Oth 81 Jan 20. 3
R rs, c; atty q T co. .l7e
ALEXANDER Az 5. S. issth st. ' iSS
iS[ e,s $ Bryant to Sarah Brush,
o[ESsoN ~ 81. D"as, 5esiGs.Mrsssi 3
3 yrs p c; atty, q & co. iT6
villa Az. W :. 1851 Van cortisnd;t' s sW
iO0Nl0O-Aloha Realty Co to Y Title
ms CO, 1876 Bway. Jan q. due July 81
lslb, c; atty. Title ins Co. 1875
Az W. sws cor ICON 81. isbX-x
l2ONg66-Mathilda white to August run
o. w l20th st. Jan 22 due ms per bond
atty. j Run. 3O9 Bway. 81 3 900
LOT 2Ss' map McGraw estate-Ahce V
tonkln TO Henry Stevens. 1855 Sth av
Jan ~, 3 yrs 5iq G.: atty. Frank Glass;.
Inc. 22l5 WeFtChestcr av............ g. 900
LOT 81 map Abr Bassford. 50Nt5O-T Mul-
hare CONSTR Co to Ellen Mulhare. 4O4
iilst ~, Jan s. : yrs, 81 G.; atty.
Mulhare, 400 T. li1st st..-.... $40 600
ANTHONY Az, l75 81. 45x9O-Fred-
erick p klstel and ano to Alfred Z Fisher,
.oe lO5th y, Jan ~. ! yr. p e; atty.
4 Y Fisher. 206 2Ojth st........ S. 600
2OsTH ST -, being lot 553. map g + G n
Is Opydke, % .6xo2 .6--John Cornell to John
Meitta c Vita, 1856 Sterling Pl Bklyn,
oct ~ due as per bond. atty, Thos Hsu-
SEN 20 Broad Observation-Disclosures IS 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
LEASES wuEATLEY PLACE.

Cocks Il W.llets have leased -ho s. Os-
good Pell property at Whoatlc,. l.. +. 10
Frederick 7. Ftelinghuyseu " New York
II. Goldschmidt has leased at Cedar
hurst l.. J.. FOR Thomas Mimudugh his
house on Pacific street to Ioseph : erp for
two years, for Russell Swarthout his house
on Oak street to $ Trocgar for two years
and for Percy Nandcwater his house on
summit avenue to Or \. 4. Epstein for
the season.
Payson Mel Merrill Company. Inc. has
leased Tor the estate Of Mary " Phillips
70 Mrs. Margaret Hickerson 20 Eighth
avenue. a three story dwelling. AT tine cor
ner Of Union street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
THE COPPER MARKET.
No Further Price Chnnge-ForcIgn
Demand Continues

There was no further price change In
copper yesterday and sales were made at
l4A cents a pound. Foreign demand
continued. but there did not seem to he
much improvement in the domestic in
qulry.
In some quarters It was suggested that
the unofficial estimate OF stocks made
at the beginning Of the year by a lead
ing consumer might tend to deter manu-
facturers from buying ahead. That the
figure OF more than 100000. 900 pounds
less was not far amiss was admitted
by producers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
BLOCK FRONT
SOLD TO BUILDER
r,Cob AyelrOd Pays Cash for
rity Investing Co. Plot From
88th to 89th Street.
CITE FOR , APARTMENTS

J.... r,-,.-, L,
The CI'2 I'''S''"N -.
r.u.lin- president. mas mao soou turn
Roadway viii get two more apart
''' -, ,., hes, tvpe az the result of a
nents '' ,.rd,v tho i,ryes,
-, de-. nh ,ro,,or,,,
,desd u many n'''lS "' -
..,,l,ed .- the block front on the east
=, broadway between Eigthy-eighth
''e ,,..-,..b streets. consisting OF
ana H's"'' r,. bos hoo, so,d %
t'out u" '''s. ,t,A t..
Jacob ANelrod' ou'''' 60
apartments, through the "svmvy VI IvhN,
~ & Hobbs and carton 'uap'm. wna'
rrice the sellers O." '"''' = T.
,r,y could NOT .' .'hi"'' IL was nelu Dy
N, Cts lufcs'i'- N'"rnnS ~
hut 10 wis said max I"' ~ NC ~ g., ~ W
Ayel-od WIS a'iu. NHa' e Pvp
e-tD IS assessed ''T oiIN eoio,ovo' ou'
uSer the ''t investing 'o"'pdny 'Voh
p,,s 10 30 last N"N'mhef IL opIalneu
ian Of S.,i 600. above Wnlch hortsase.
Mr. ANeirod said Ia nIsh'' ne pau all
ash.
The property has an area Oh dpout
500 square feet. IL fronts -pl.o tett on
g-l8dwly lij fee on the nortn sue OF
rgrty-e.Ehth street ana NU.S leet OH me
auth side uf EiEhty-uIn'h street. Inc
.rIy building on the broadway frontage
. A con. yard 81 the corner OF Eighty
,rhth street but the eisterly 90 Feet on
y'ebty.c.shth street has several old hNe
.,ory Aa's The block front is Just as II
.,s last November when the city Invest
80 COMPANY acquired IL from Fra lcls VI.
I.-.ks. who had owned 1t since 1874, dur
he. gf,,r lime he Strengthened out a
!, 1ubc- .f r,c tangles which resulted
aid RlOomiuEdal. road passing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Mnnhnttnn

STH ST. 3l6 E--Kramcr. SamI 10 Hvn,p
oWeIn 20 ON st; atty W Marx
10Th ST. 2si E.ottendorfcr' r ;.r q -
10 6ustav Sonnenburg. Detroit Mich. atfy.
August l. Martin. 70 william st. Sii 900
l4lST ST, $50 W-West side CONSTR 60
to Abel King ana another. las r GGth
ST. attys. Lese c. 80 Nassau ST.. 800
JOS l. Buttenwelser, 800 Central PARK ",
,aiiys, Cnger a T., rs Bway........slO6
lbIh 81, lsl W-lacoby, Regina, 10 Chtr
ll5 BWay. ......,....... t5.0l2
18TH ST lH W-Ruhlurcr. Chas ,o Jos l..
CnEer & T., 1ld Bvrv. 500
18th ST. 231 E-LaVy,rs Mtg 90 10 iouI.
y Frize. Edn. ~ Grant H. Brppkf,n.
atty. J. MIG 60, 90 Liberty st....SI a0D
III TGEkS NI or Henry sr 1oiCN.-
Bliss, ii3 Park av; atty T q 90 l5t
BWdy n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
MECHANICS LIENa.
Manhattan.
DUANE st.

DUANE st. SO TO 6s-Samuel Epstein, Inc,
egt Hollywood Hotel a Cottage co, owner
United Metal Covered Sash Door Co,
PosT Av, . e cor soT+h Vt. 75x5o-John ]
Wallace AIT Edw Cruikshank. owner:
Alexander List Sons, contractors; John II
Macdonald, sub contractor, .......... S97G
9th ST, lb3 and 80 W-American Hard
ware Corn agt Charles Hopkins, owner
Lihman Contracting Co. contractor .Si9a 4
BronN.
23eD ST. :. 295 II Laconia av. 6Oxl1A-
Michael ] crowley agt Francis O Don
nell owner; Hugo Larson, cont. ....... S3s
CLINTON Az, cor lSls' 81, g7lNl4O--
Spalacclnl Bros Cont Co aFt Client Cuost
20. Inc. oMners. Frank WINE rnni ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

James h Thomas has sold for Julius
Weiss a., new four story brick apart
men. house az l2e Jamaica avenue. east
sIfe goo feet south Of Hopkins avenue.
The building occupies plot frontage OF
Gity fee, on Jamaica avenue, with a
dep'h Of liN feet. The house was held
"a, $4,000
.. F. 4 Skelly has sold TO client of
Alena r Connolly the two family de-
l,ached frame dwelling at 1894 Eas For
Its-nnth street. The properly was pur-
chased for Investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
CITY PROPERTIES SOLD.

SECOND Frederick Rehhan
has resuld $50 Second avenue a five
story tenement with stores, on lot 25N
In. sevruty-five feet nor.h Of Forty
sixth street. The seller acquired the
property about six months ago.
WASHINGTON AVENUE-Louis Lowen-
fels has sold TO a client of Joseph F..
FEES, 205O and 2O62 Washington ave-
nue.. tiir- story three FAMILY house.
on plot jox95. between roth and lSOth
stress
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
AMERICANS STRONG IN LONDON
Rniironds Especially Active In SYM
pnthy with Market Here.

LONDON. Jan. 22.-There was a strong
and more active market in Americans
here to-day in sympathy with the adj
vance on your side. Fries and Missouri
Kansas and Texas were especially prom
inent Baltimore and Reading also did
well Canadian Pacific was less active
but fairly firm.
The markets elsewhere ruled narrow
but with a generally steady undertone
Home rails were hard on brisk buying
Consols were unchanged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23

East NJ Firm av between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts)

3GTH ST n =, e33 81 av, eiS9s.s; 36th st.
IA q. e75 3d ay ??6X9s.9; 91th ST, 2l2
S. l51 so ay. eiNgS.e. 3sth st, =
$50 "a ry, 2dN99l--Nalontine Cook. Jr
Of N 20 Wm y sands, li9 T. 36th ST. pr
mrru siLpo9, dive - per bond, Jan u;
s2p st. u #. ISIS g "a ay. 2olxlOO. i-Karo-
lima krur To Tito q & r GO, l16 Bway,
Jan e. dI, AS per bond .........,, 5000
SlrH ST. % -, - " PARK nv, 1SNl02 g.
John \ Moohan to Edw r Black, Yon-
krrs, \ Y, Jan s2, due as per bond; atty,
I'd Az. e :. 25 3 s5th st, s5xss-MilSdiTTsSd
Nenzlnger Ia Louist N'p2iugcr 1888 I'd
av, Jan ~, pr mtRe, $1,000, demand :
c, atty, d II Bloch, % Nassau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
DYCKMAN SECTION FLAT.
LIVINGSTON to BuiId on sherman
ANcnue-FInts In The Hronx

Neville & Rage have filed plans FOR tho
construction of five story Nat on the
south side Of sherman avenue 1oo Zoo,
west Of Dyckmsn stree. II viii have "a
frontage of 80 feet and n denth OF SIS
feet. The facade viii he OF brick and
limestone. Accommodations for twenty
families will be provided James Living
ston Is the owner. The cost has been e,tl-
mated at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23
TO EHECT nnnNs I-,.rs.

The Notlaw Realty Companv was IN
corporated yesterday by James o Nc
Car,hy to carry on the apartment house
operation at tAh northea t corner ~ Wal
ton avenue and l1?'h street The .,u-
provement Will consist Of two five story
structures. Mr.. Mccarthy acquired tho
site, 75Nl0O, few days ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23

THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. 22--Prioes ruled steady
I'm this market Trading was confined
mainly to swift Il Go. shares. This is duo
to steady demand from small investors.
Union Carbide, Sears RoeDuck and Poo
pies Gas were duh and unchanged. Bonds
reflected absorption. with prices gradually
working TO higher level The sum
mary!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23

Arnold Redell, 60, OF 722 Evergreen
avenue Brooklyn. a porter, fell between
the platform and n car while trying TO
board a southbound express In the subway
at the Fourteenth street station at $50
o'clock last night He was taken 10 Belle
vue Hospital and after being treated for
cuts and bruises of both legs no went
home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-23

HAVEMEYER. EMILE DE LOOSEY-In
pursuance OF an order OF Honorable John =.
Cohalan. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Emile de Loosely
Havemeyer, late OF the County OF Bergen.
state Of New Jersey, deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof to tho sub
scribers, At their place OF transacting bust
ness, No 26 CortlHndt street, In the city OF
New York. on OF before the 18th day Of June
next Dated, New York. the "a day OF De
cemh.r, 1914 THEODORE A HAVE
MEY Err, WILLIAM BUTLER DUNCAN. An.
ciIary Executors PARSONS, CLOSSON a
MrllNAlNE, ATTORNEYS for Executors So
York city.
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Referees ADpOinted.

Supreme Country Justice Cohalan-
Matter Of Gould, Michael j. Egan; he cor
dova vs. Schlesiuger. Philip j Britt: Ger
60. Robt r Wagner
by Justice Lehman--N Y. Life ms Co.
vs. Flanagan, Suml. j. Lovinson
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NIXON BUYS JERSEY PLANT.

Lewis Nixon has purchased the plant
n Oh" International Praeposit Company
a. Bonh1mpton. Rartan township, " J.
he property comprises about 1875 acres
o. upland ana meadow land, with nine
buildings 40 one time used for the man
u'acture Of explosives and war munitions.
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FARMERS a MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
OF city OF Lockport TO Lawyers Mortgage
-, 80 . -. ..,........f 33, 900
SPRADo, CHRISTIAN, guardian to Mile
LOEB, WM, to Hugo d I.oeb....... $500
STANCLlFFE, ELIZABETH ]. 10 Frank
MacCARRlCK, FLORA Q. 10 Perrtz Roson-
FITzaERALD. MAURICE 10 WIN Fl o'sioSi
LtppER LOUISE, 70 Frodk G West
HfC"EEoX. SIDNEY n 10 Henri; tS ,2.
ems ..,,........,,.- .........-ft 600
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supreme Court--By Justice Lehman
Tnderwrlters Bldg. Co, VS. Edgar s. Good.
win, John w, Keller; Karoline Finger vs.
Bert Cuddehach, Sidney 8 Cohen.
By Justice cohaian-Joseph NJ Conkiin
VS.. Saml, Parlser, Mitchell Flrestone
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.


wADSWORTH Az, 200-AleNander Burgers
agt Augustus II Ellis ct al June o.
lHlA tAI. 81
18th ST. SO 10 90 w-Michael A Lyons agt
Helen'a Rlty co ct al, Mar %. lsl4.3I9i 50
HUDSON ST, 279 q 2sl-Wm Hucnerberg
agt estate Eliza Bailey ct al, Nov 10,
lHlA ..'''','.., -; 80. .'.t.,,,,. $40
7TH AN. cor seth st-HydraulIc Press
Brick co agt Sol Bloom ct al, Jan 6. 1915
thy bond) ..,,,,... ............,,. s2.OsGO5
Bronx.
WISE Az, llil-lliS-ll4b--Wm Klein Rgt
Philip Epstein ct al, Jan 10. l9l5..... S2S
PROPERTY at Morris Heights, Bronx county,
right OF way & r II II 60 circuit
House Breaker l0-John simmons 90 agt
y G a II r co ct al, Jan 49,
1915 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., gS
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BROKERAGE NOTES

william Kennedy. Jr, former president
OF me Hibsoh COMPANY WI hereafter Doc
associated with Bryan /. Kennedy. Inc