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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
B,KLyN BRANCH POST OFFICE.

Plans have been filed with the Brook
lyn Bureau of Buildings for a post
Office to be built on n plot, 70Ni0O. at the
northeast corner Of Willoughby avenue
and Steuben street, to be known as
Pratt Station" The plans were filed
by Shampan X Shampan for the Morris
Building Company. one of the features
of the building will be shower baths
for those employed In the office. Ac-
oording to contract arrangement the
building will he ready for occupancy
by April l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
MUCH OF GOLD FUND PAID OUT.
out of Town Banks Keep Much on
Deposit Here.

TIE sofa p,5oi committee % dairy &c
ceiving answers to It's letters to the
banks which participated In the SlO0-
000 600 gold pool asking what dlsposi
ton they wished made OF the unused
$4,000 600 gold. II will be recalled that
only S27,5OO 600 OF the total fund was
ever called for and but "a little over
$40 900, 600 was sent to Canada. Up
to the close Of business yesterday sub
stantial amount OF the Sl7.5OO. 600 had
been paid out in accordance with instruc-
lions received. Practically all the pay
meuts were made by check on the Fed
eral Reserve Bank OF New York 20 IN,
order OF the New York correspondents
OF the out OF town institutions
Bankers regard this as OF consider
able Importance as showing that the
banks outside OF New York are wei
supplied with funds when they wish "a
allow heir gold 20 remain on deposit
with their New York correspondents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
downtown OFFICE RENTALS.

George r. Read & Co. have rented
space on the tenth floor Of the Equita-
BILE Building to Mcwhorter n Boyce
for a term OF years also offices in the
Corn Exchange Bank Building 10 Adams
& Bonter and William II. Young 4 Co
and Charles II. Water: in so Wall
Street, space 10 Childs, Parr 4 Joseph,
Charles NJ. Travis. Corbitt \ Kelly.
johnson 4 Wahlman and the Empire
Railroad Appliance Company. In the
Bank OF Commerce Building. space to
Hollister & Carpenter In 81 Pine street,
space to Harry W. Sykes and Hallowell
& Henry, In the Coffee Exchange
Building space 20 the Hudson Fertilizer
Company: In the Beard Building. offices
TO the Tidewater Min and Lumber Com
pany, Adamac Machine Supply Com
pany. Joseph Besner and Howard p.
Crook: in the Morris Building. 6s Broad
street. offices to Werner y. Hammes-
fair: In the Taylor Building. 80 Cort-
landt street., space 20 Stephen ID. Bar
nett.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
FINANCIAL NOTES.

The nifty NTH annual report Issued by
the Home Life Insurance Company, OF
which George T.. Ide Is president. shows an
Increase In the amount Of insurance issued
during the year and a substantial gain In
the total amount OF Insurance In force.
The assets, which are given as $40, G3l, 2iS,
show a gain Of nearly Sl,500,000,
Knauth. Nachod a Kuhne announce that
Robert Il. Smith has become associated
with their bond department IN charge OF
municipal securities.
r. q. McWnlams who has resigned his
position as secretary Of the savings bank
section 81 the American Bankers Associa .
ton to become publicity manager of tho
security Savings Bank and Trust Company
OF Los Angeles cal, was rendered n Joint
dinner : sturday evening at the Hotel Man.
haitian by the Past Presidents club OF New
York Chapter. American Institute OF Bank
ing, and the executive committee OF the
savings hanI section % the Americ.-
Bankers Association.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
$49,ooo,oo0 BONDS GO FAST.
Mig PENNSYLVANIA Issue Is Quickly
OycrsubscrIbed.

The S49. 900, 600 Pennsylvania Railroad
~ per cent. conso' dated mortgage
bonds went with a rush upon the OPEN
ing OF the subscription list yesterday
morning. So large was the ovcrsub-
scription that the list was closed before
noon. though not scheduled TO close until
3 O'Clock II was said at the office OF
Kuhn Loeb & Co late IN the afternoon
that the oversubscription had not yet
been calculated. Allotments therefore
viii not be made for day or so.
Although the oversubscription was
not expected to reach that for the
bonds under this mortgage in zoos. when
$40. 400 600 was more than twenty times
subscribed for. it was said TO have been
very big. Bond men looked upon the
sale not only as n final evidence of a
strong investment demand, hut as a
marked stimulus upon the bond market
\ feature has been the large number
OF small purchasers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
TRADING N M,NiIATrAN.

EAST 18TH STREET The A. n. Git
terman Corporation has resold 32s
Ensl Thirty-ninth street. q five story
tenement with stores, on plO; 25NlO0.
for the Yen Realty Corporation to
LILA ID. Bonney. The property was
bought by the sellers through the
same brokers about month ago.
Both transactions were on an all cash
basis
vERM1IYEA AVENUE. A syndicate
headed by Fred + French has bought
from Thomas n. Calhoun the plot,
boNl5O. on the east side OF Nermilyea
avenue, 500 feet north Of Dycl<man
street Plans are now being prepared
by George f Pelham for o five story
structure to cost about $4,000.
CHRYSTIE STREET,. Tuou q Co.
have sold for the Lawyers Mortgage
Company 1872 Chrystie street, a Ave
story tenement. on lot 25xl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
East of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and

SAD ST, 9, 10 e Lexington av. t5xsLi-
Maria T Edwards ct al exrs to Cornelia
A Beekmau. IS 3sth 1t, Feb atty.
T q co, IFS Bway ...s,. -: $4,000
SAME PROPERrY-Maria T Edwards 70
same, Feb l, atty ame..........i
list ST, II =. 20 Madison Rv. ebxtO2.2--
Mary A Dean to Fannie r WEIGH. Is
Y list st., y part; attys. seybel y
T2D ST. 2 cor Lexington av, sOxiOLi-
4 Realty Co to $50 East 12d 81,
Inc, 81 Nassau st. Jan 20. mtg t46b.o0o
atty. @ Co, l76 Bway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Sales Market Reports Only
Commonplace Trading
Interesting Leases.
MORE APARTMENT PLANS

Trading in real estate reported yes.
terday was Of rather commonplace or
der Properties sold included an Fast
side fat a DyclNman building plot and
a lower East side tenement The leas-
ing branch was as active as during re-
cent days and several Interesting deals
resulted. The building industry showed
some activity. for plans were filed for
an eight story apartment hotel for Fifty
nfth street Manhattan, and plans for
two more apartment houses were COM
pleted and filed In The Bronx. In Brook
Ign plans for a sub-station post office
we're placed on file.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
BUSINESS HOUSES MOVING.
Rent Space In Up and Down Town
Commercial buildings.

Carsteln & Linuekn have leased the
fourth loft at y West Thirty-nlnth
street to Bernard l.. Meters space
at AZ West Twenty-sev nth street to
La Rose Dress Company; space at
3l5 Fourth avenue TO Nathaniel e. Gold
berg space at S7i Broadway to Rudolph
and Joseph w. Newman; office at 3i7
Fifth avenue to s A Fitzgerald and t..
]. McPeale additional space at $50
Fourth avenue TO preSbToN syndicate,
Inc. and an Office az 800 Fifth avenue
to w. A. Swami.
George r. Read & Co have leased the
store at 30 Maiden lane to Calenti q
Cobas also space In the building AT
36-3S Park place to the william II.
Gregory Company
" liam SChimper x CO., makers OF
silver pruCeu goods. have LEASED the first
floor In 80 Union Square for five years.
The lessees will uss Il for a showroom.
TIE hrm Is now located at So Broad
way.
George Ketchum has subleased the
corner store in the Metropolitan Opera
House, at the southwest corner of
Broadway and Fortieth street, for a
term of years to the London Rubber
Company; also leased, with -tdney Il,
Warsawer, the store at 6l3 Eighth ave
nue. TO S. n. Romer.
Bernard Wurtsnberg has leased SPACE
Ia l4S-l56 'gest Twenty-third street tn
Antonio 1'raina space In 22 West
1werty-siNth street to the Globe Dress
suit Company space in % Firth avenue
20 Cans Bros, space in 142-i46 West
fwenty-fourth street to Pollak, Green 4
Schatzberg; space in 40 East Nine
tenth street to J, Bouton & Co. space
l57-159 West Twenty-tifth street 10
r. Horwitz; space in 80 West Thirty
seventh street to Scharfstcln 4 Cohen,
and space IN $3.50 Irving place to Paul
Bcndix.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased 10 the Cutting Larson Company a
store AZ 1890 broadway offices at SOC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
LAWYERS co. ABSORBS
Big BROOKLYN BANK
Buys Control Of Home Trust
CO.-Combined Deposits
S11,493,686

The Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company purchased yesterday the
Home Trust Company, "A Brooklyn insti-
tuition. at ~ Court street. The merged
institution will be conducted under the
name OF the Lawyers Title and Trust
Company, subject TO the approval OF the
State Banking Department
The deposits of the Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Company on Deem
Der 81 last were sll.I93,6s6. The COM
bined deposits OF the two institutions
are approximately sl4,5OO.000. The
merger was agreed on by the boards Of
directors OF the two institutions yester-
day afternoon
The Brooklyn banking business OF the
Lawyers Title company will be con-
Quoted at ~ Court street Frederic u.
Gunnison, president OF the Home Trust
Company. will be elected 1rst vice.
president OF the Lawyers Title and Trust
Company and will be active In the man
agcment Of It's business.
The terms OF the merger provide for
the payment OF $3.50 for each share Of
the Home Trust Company. which has
a capitalization Of $3.50, 900, and, in add
diton. one share Of stock of the Law
yers Title and Trust Company will be
exchanged for each ten shares of this
Home Trust Company.
The capital or the Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Company was t4,-
900 600 and Its surplus and undivided
profits S5,li2,26e The surplus OF the
Home Insurance Company was S4l4.-
600
Tho directors OF the company as pro-
vided In the merger agreement are Will
lam Barbour. Lucius n. Beers. Louis V.
Bright. George +. Butterworth, William
NJ. Calder. Edwin w Coggeshall. VIII.
lam =, Dixon. Philip T. Dodge, William
O. Gilmore. Henry Goldman. Frederic
Il. Gunnison, Richard r. Greene. Edwin
c. Jameson. ]. Frederic Kernuchan,
Philip Lehman. j. Lawrence Marcellus
Payson Merrill, David b ogden. Carson
G. Peck. Dick y. Ramsay, William
Schrsmm. Thorwald Stallknecht VIII.
lam Ives Washburn and Albert II. Wig
gin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02

Rejecting the strain incident to the
annual settlements, and being the out
come OF past rather than present condi-
lions, the statistics Of commercial fail
ures In the United states for January
disclose a business mortality far In eN-
cess OF normal, according TO r. q. Dun
4 co. Total insolvencies last month as
reported reached 2SiS and several de-
faults OF unusual size swelled the aggre-
gate Indebtedness to $40, 64O,575, these
figures comparing with 1857 suspen-
sions for S39374.3l7 in tho same period
of tho preceding year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
woMEN,s SHOP ON 42D STREET.

Albert J. Moore has leased the store
at "a West Forty-second street, rum
ming through to Forty-third street con-
sisting OF $500 square feet, to Littman
n Brecher for a term OF seven years
Littman 4 Brecher formerly conducted a
women'sw wearing apparel store on Twenty
third street under the name OF Robin
sons London shop. and they will use the
same trade name In their new location
After extensive alterations to the front
and interior Of the store II will open
for business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
RENT LONG ISLAND PLACES.

william c. Fargo, vice president OF
the Fargo Express Company. has leased
the q. H. Olney plao az East Willis
ton, and Harrison Tweed the Phillip
Stevenson place AT Westbury. $. A.
Warner BaltaZzi negotiated the leases
william L. Bowman has rented dwell
lings at Far Rockaway, l.. l., 10 u. NJ
solomon on Hollywood avenue: for
Charles Welstead. on Cellar avenue, to
Hugo Baron; for Mary Lucas, on State
street. to A. +. Rothsteln. and for WILL
lam Canrey. on Greenwood avenue. to
Samuel Aronson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered ~ Albany yesterday:
john +. Finney Company Inc Manhat-
tan; capital 10000. directors. John E.
Finnry. New York city: Gwyn walker
n4onkers, Y, and Fred A. stamsnd,
tan; capital 10000: directors Daniel
Greenwald, David Costu and Robert op-
penheim, New York city
lnwood Realty Corporation. Manhattan:
capital s. 900; directors, Ceclle O. Weiss
Joseph Weiss and benjamin Weiss. New
York city.
II East iO5th Street Corporation, Man
haitian; capital 81. 900; directors. Daniel l..
Horn, Josephine T.. Wetherbee and Albert
7. Scharps. New York city.
Van Sicklen Holding Company, Brook
lyn; capital 1000; directors. Harry ].
tas and Betty Hader Brooklyn. y Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
fORK-Metropolitan Lite Insurance Com
pany. Plaintiff, against John Peirce and
others, Defendants
In pursuance OF a judgment of fore.
closure and sale duly made and entered in
ne above entitled action and bearing date
undersigned. the referee IN said judgment
named WI sell at public auction az the
Street IN the soroush Of in Manhattan. 's cisyy
OF New York. on the 18th day OF February,
lslb, az l2 o'clock noon on that day, oy
directed by said judgment to be sold, and
therein described as follows;
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel of
Borough OF Manhattan. City. County and
state OF New York, bounded and described
nEGiNNING at a point on the Northerly
s 5sa OF Eia,ty,nrst ssr,ss{t ftt9nt two hun
tersection OF the northerly side Of Fifty.
NTH street with the easterly side OF Fifth
HorhePy ds q F Tsa' stree. fGas tae
seven t2D feet six 90 inches: thence
nT9rtherly parallel with the sastsrly side OF
Fttth Avenue one hundred UOO) feet ave
81 inches to the centre line Of the block
s s,tSat, ,n FIFTY nrst and Fifty, second
centre line OF the block and parallel with
Flfty-hrst Street twenty-seVen t2T1 feet sin
90 Inches and thence southerlv ana parai-
one hundred N00) feet nve is Inches 10
Ftfty-hrst street at the point or place Of
beginning. The above described premises
,ie In Section 8, Block 1857 on the Land
Map OF the City OF New York
EUGENE l.. PARODI, Referee.
WOoDFORD, BoYEE q BUTCHER, At.
torneys for PLAINTIFF. No. / Madison
Avenue, Borough OF Manhattan New
York city. ~"
The following is a diagram OF the prop-
East 5ist Street; a.
... Centre line Of block,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02

Supreme court--Appelleto Division--Be-
fore lngraham, " MeLanshln, Laugh,
Up Il. 'Si Non no 80. "a. ssi' 'S, Us. 80
~ ..S7, $50 49, i1s. $780, AL 49, p''
Supreme conTt.Xppeilat. Term-Bsfcre
Guy =; J.; Pendlston and shesrn; ~; App.
supreme court-special Tsrm---Part L,
Before pasS J. Motion calendar called
Part Ii.-Before cohalan. J. Court open.
at 1870 a. NJ. Ex parte matters
=. Part GlI.-Specisi Term--Before Davis J.
i.S ssS asI S.:s sds $50 sss i , s
lsss! S'SS; s sis. siii ;4ii 49, ISL.
fPart fv-Bsiofs BrlanSsr. J. Case un-
Part y.--Bsfore Ford, j. Clear
Par vi.--fetOre Platzek. J. Case un-
Part vIr-B.fore oavsran. J. Case un.
Part vIII.-Boforc Blanchard. J. Cas-.
causes 10 BE- sen, from Part III to Parts
Bsf aP.'T p,S GSl! 5Nd. to-, ,;
Par. IIT-.Befors Hondrick,. =: Nos.
sss.. sig s;ttss s ssss sss: ssi i ssS
i7S5, sii2, 2,7S, Rl'S. 2i6s. Case unan.
l77s' 1858. 2ioi, ss7s, $3.50. 3sss, All.
2iSL Case unfinished.
:s Fs'' s Hfilg,' Fs0i si7S Ss S: EEL
Part vI..BefOrs WHITAKER, .J.-.Nos
s s!s s s,5s ii i rs s ssis ss s :is
2C2O. 1881, 2622, 2sls Case unfinished
fiF' ssss ss.. $50 DG s3Ss ASH $751;
Par, YIii.zBsfore Con- Nos; slss,
SS5s s2sS. Sas1 ilsl . i2S les
3si2. 1876, 1918. 1855, 2sss, 2sss, 1859,
2ssS' Case unfinished.
, Iar' ,di i,. ss RG'? ss,i ,ss ssss
1890, 26Sa, 1853. ssSs, .2ei?, 2s,s clear
10, ;si, 9s,, P 9ss ssS
1918. 26i5, 2Gsi. case unfinished.
Part XI adjourned for the term.
Part XII adjourned until Monday Feb
Psrt Hiv..-Befors pusro, Mos. slas
2oso, I5s s1 $685. bJs' tlS'' IVA sSs
Fart Xv."Before Greenbaum. Mos
Gs f iss 49, 49, 1850 49, S 49, ''' ca . unn
Par, xvI-Betore Gieserlch, J. No.
400 Case unfinished.
Part XvII-Befors Lehman, J.-Nos
isssss' i iiHi c lfss i'''' 1880 i' i1''
Part XvIri.-Bsfore Newburssr. Mos
49, s i iS9 s s , iiS' i 1877 l u.s. He III
iies' 1900. i2ii, 1919, Clear.
surrogate's Court - Chamber Before
Motion calendar wills for .probute-,Nariu
Adams, carrie E Pierson, Elizabeth :
George wichelns. Gertrude f. Britton and
Richard wichelns
Surrogate's Court-Trial Term-Befor'
cohalan. No day calendar IN,
fore Opwyer, C. J. Court opens at II
part II before La Fetra. j. cour'
Part Trial Term-Before McAyoy, J
Nos 36i6, 3G2O. 362l. 363s, 3sS7 $50
2o7t 1898. $3.50 Ass 1878, 2le9 1857. 1885
83l5, $3.50 3s2G seas, 1853. 1853, 1854, 3lbS
$3.50 $50. 2244. 345? sass. sass. 1907. s409
seas 363e. 500. 3sAi. 3s42. 3s4a. s644, 36t6
a6t7 S6is Ss4s $3.50 1851, $3.50 1855 1855
1896 se5s, sG59. 1850, 9ssi' $3.50, ssss
Par II.-Refore Lynch, Nos. ga 700
ase. 9os. s5i, 9si, SIs, ssO. ssS. case un
part i'll BEFORE Fineli,e, ]. commerele
1919 s637. 10000. lO279, 1901. 1000. 6S5s
iO2se. si4s Case unfinished
Par IV.--Before schmuck. j. Case un
finished. Causes to be sent from Part III
Part v.-Before Allen. J. Case unhnishe ed
Part vI.-Before Smith. J. Case un
PART vII.-Before Ransom, J. Case un
Part vIu.--Betore zeil.r, j. Case un
Causes to he sen, from Part l. to Part
/ V, VI. VII and VIII.
RiTGs coU:;TT.
Supreme Court-Appellate Division
/ second Judicial Department-Recess.
supreme Court-Appellats Term-Reces'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
HOTEL MAJESTIC LEA sED.

The Hotel Majestic, on Central Park
West from Seventy-second TO Seventy
third street, has been leased by a COM
pany, headed by Copeland Townsend,
manager OF the Hotel Imperial. through
Leopold We'll and Adolph Meyer. George
c. Brown OF the Martha Washington
Hotel IL interested In the leasing com
pany Tho company will make many
alterations In the hotel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
RATE INCREASE IN EFFECT.
Decreased Traffic on Roads FIX
pectcd 20 onset Raise.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The full per
cent increase in freight rates allowed
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
10 Eastern carriers became effective to-
day with few exceptions. The carriers
on January Is made large proportion
Of the Increases effective.
II Is believed In some quarters that
the decreased traffic due to the general
depression In business will more than
Offset the added 8 per cent. increase al
lowed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
TWO BnoNx FLATS PLANNED.

Plans filed in The Bronx yesterday call
for two i've story tenements. one is to
he erected At the northwest corner of
Avenue 81. John and Fox street, 50X90,
by the Howala Construction Company
Charles S. Levy, president, at cost OF
$4,000. from plans by Moore & Land
siedel. The other will be put up on the
west side of Hoe avenue 33o feet south OF
l65th street, 6J.gN1O1, by the Hoe Ave-
nue. Realty Company David Rosing,
president, al a cost Of $4,000, from
plans by Gronenberg a Luchtag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
BAysHoRE PLANT SOLD.

q. r. Butterfly has sold for the Penati-
puit Lumber Company It's factory at
Bayshore, l.. L., including about two
acres OF land, with a siding from the
Long Island Railroad. The buyer Is
the sllversmfhs Mirror Company. now
loSated In Manhattan. The Bayshore
Leather Goods Company formerly occu-
MED the nroperty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
55TH ST. APARTMENT PLANS.
Hacker T." spend 100000 on -
Family House.

Wallis & Goodwillie, architects, fled
plans yesterday for the eight story and
basement apartment hotel which George
Backer will erect on the north side OF
Fifty-ftth street east Of Fifth avenue.
II will have a facade Of brick and lime
stone with frontage Of Is feet and a
depth OF $40 feet and have accommoda-
lions for thirty-four families. The cost
mas been estimated at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

I'D Az, b4f--Albereue Stone co agt John
Doe, owner; Matthew Frey, cont, $40. 20
ls6TH ST, g, s73 7th av, 93sx9s-
Jacob Seffen agt Thomas J SimcoN and
(rpnewaO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 30
i94TH ST. SO W--Henry ] Won der IL IN
agt simon Moore Realty Holding Co.
owner; Alfred Dowd, contractor. $50 76
l4BTH ST. $40 to 55t w-Nathen Bersher
agt Frederick l. Martin, owner. Rosen
Building Co and Otto and Hans Ru-
dOlph, contra Ctors. .,..,,,t .,,... FE5U
i4SD SRI. $40 10 SIS W. and 2 70 Colyer
Row-JacOb FchlinEer IEt Mary Martin,
owner; Jacob Mittnacht, Jr, owner
and contractor. .........,.,.,.,,,f $780, 20
Bronx.
2O7TH ST. cor Post av, y -riner-
IAnrow 60 aEt Edward truikshank,
owner. J. II Macdonald ana A List 4
son contractors ...................s $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02

Broadway TO Gustave Hays Abraham
Kadlson and Richard Fink, and with
Edgar A. Manning the splce on the
twelfth floor Of 14-1s East Thirty-third
street
Van vllet a Place have leased in the
Pyle Building 1898 Charlton street.
5000 square feet 10 3. q. Stafford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-02

5ii 10th av. Jan 20, due az per bond !
atty, Jos J Harris, 90 Nassau. 50 900
SGD ST e Sis e Amsterdam av, lS6x
lO2 2-Thos Lennon to Bmigrent IND
Saw Bank, 81 Chambers st. Feb !, 3 yrs
p C; atty, NJ seaman. 81 Chsmoo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10th ST.
EDG ECoMRE Az, sw cor iasth at, sslix
18s2--Treblig Realty \ Const Co to
Charter Const Co. t1a w 40th, Feb 1,
mtg $4,000 due Jan IS, 1922, 8 y CT;
atty. l. r Ins co. $50 Bway zee, $4,000
it2D ST ., 100 Convent av, lSX9e II
Carolyn l. Weaver to r " Tompkius
Tao w 93d, Jan 20, mtg $4,000. yrs,
c; atty. Foley Powell. 20s
SAME s' PRoPERTY.same to same, '', sSr,
Jan 20, yrs. . c, atty same. $4,000
Bronx
thorough OF The Bronx)
PLOT begins SIS Eastern Blvd (proposed)
& $40 land y Y. " II q r X Co, 1867
irrcg-Factory sites, Inc, to " Clarence
Dorset tgdnl. SO W 10th 81. Jan 20. due
Mar /, 1918, 81 c; atty. Clarence
Dorset, 25 Pine st.............. t26, 600
HULL AV 8tl7, vs., ais n woodiawn I'd,
1O0---Sadie schmidt Harrison, n Y,
pr mtg $500. Jan 80 3 yrs. p c; atty,
r q q r CO. l75 Bw0y. f1,s25
18TH ST. $50 Y. = s. ,?oxioo..AElner Ag-
halan TO Jacob LevlnsOn, 277 Pennsyl-
vania av. Bklyn. Jan %, yr. s c:
atty. Never n Siegel 81 Park Row $500
LONGFELLOw AV. =, 100 l72d 1t, 2
lots each 50xiO0; mtgs. each i3i, 900
Trof Bldg co. Inc, to Manhattan Mtg co.
200 Bway. Feb /. due Rs per bond; atty.
Manhattan Mtg Co. 900 Bway fss, O0O
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The Approximate amount Of the lien or
charge TO satisfy which the above, 3
seribed properly - to be sold, Is ;?27T5S
S3-lOO with In, est thereon from The
10Th day OF Dece-0er 1914. together with
the costs and allowance amounting to
1881 6I'lOO, with interest from December
sSth. 1914, together with the expenses 81
the sale, The Approximate amount OF the
taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other liens which are TO be allowed 10 the
purchaser out OF the purch lse money. or
paid by the Referee, Is tl5,iOs $500 ana
Dated, New York, January aSth. 1919
EUGENE l.. PARODi, Refsres
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NEW DOWNTOWN LAW LIBRARY

Peaso 4 Gilman have leased to the
Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Com
pany Of Rochester for It's New York
office for a long term OF years the
fourth floor OF the Liberty Tower, at
Liberty street northwest corner OF
Nassau street The lessee will estab-
lish and maintain a law library on this
floor for the use OF other tenants In the
building
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NEW JERSEY CITY FACTORY.

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea
Company has awarded contract TO the
Turner Construction Company for the
construction Of an extension to it's
warehouse, at Bay street. Jersey City
This extension will be nine stories, tex
1903, OF reinforced concrete. Work will
be undertaken at once T!mmls n Chap
man are the architects