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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
COMMISSION MEN TAKE SPACE.
Rent Big Floor orr lth Ave.-Ten-
ants for UntOMn IOfta.

NJ. & l.. Hess have leased for a term
or years the eleventh floor in the Hess
Building. 35i Fourth avenue. to Kugel-
man, Frankland & Foreman. commission
merchants. The Hess Building is the
largest in Fourth avenue, being twenty
stories high and containing 10000
square feet to each floor.
Hell & Stern have leased the follow
ng: At 80 to 80 West Thirtieth street.
top loft to Eitenson 4 Goldstein In 40
and ~ West Twenty-seventh street,
fourth loft to Samek & Lobel in 80 and
IS West Twentieth street. fifth loft to
Friedman. Herman & Richter in $40
and s3s Broadway. top loft to Standard
Hat Works. and in II FIFTH avenue,
fourth loft to Lewis. Hurwitz 4 Co.
Spear Il Go. have rented a loft in
% ard 55 Blocker street to the Amer
lean Talking Machine Company the
second loft in 40 and ~ West Twenty
second street to Schaefer 4 Weingarten /:
a loft In % West seventeenth street to
Rubin a Co. a loft In 25S-60 Greene
street to Glarzrock & Son.
Messiner & Carreau have rented
offices IN the eleventh floor OF the
Architects Building. i0l Park avenue.
to Miss Annabelle Farmer. interior
decorator. for "A period OF years: and
with VI. 4 l.. Hess space AT 1872 Fourth
avenue to the Touraine Mills.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased a floor
AT . East Forty-second street to Wall
dorf, Hafuer n Schultz for the sale OF
architect supplies and drawing materi.
ais.
Duross Company have leased the
fourth loft at i24 West Eighteenth
street to Samuel cohen for 4 term OF
Years and the ;hird loft to Spero X
Tucker for "A term of years.
Herbert \. S5erman has leased q
loft IN the building at IL and II West
Eighteenth street To- joseph Spieg Imam
Benjamin Englander has leased to A.
schwartz a. Go. the ninth loft in 2o-2s
West Thirty-third street for five years.
TIL Brett II Goode Company has
leased the westerly half ~ the thirteenth
noor, containing abou, ten thousand
square feet. In i0G-26 West Thirty-tlrst
street. to Schwcizcr n 60 for a long
term Of years.
Louis Kempner q Son ave leased a
store AT 2ias Broadway to Simon Mey-
ers for a term OF five years FOR an up
holste-y and picture framing shor.
Harry T. Zittcl has leased lofts at IS
East Twenty-seconl stree; to Itosen a
Ia2erus. Christiaua Turano and Jacob
S'"'rman a Bro.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased the store and basement In the
building under construction At the north
east corner OF Madison avenue and
Twenty-ninth street for the George
Backer Realty Company to Albert
Godde. Bedin & CIe. Of Paris. France.
The American branch II the firm has
been locltcd for ten Years AZ II to -
West Twentieth street and will move
into its new quarters next January.
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Continued from Tenth Page.

NJ, &aiiS E, a.; re.pts' judgment alarmed
win ,6sts 80 opinion: order NED c..
IT Sew YORK. respt. Determination AT
frmci with costs. opinion per curtain.
George !. Gould resp,, vs.. Howard
Gould rcsp,.. implicated with Katherine
G Gould. april, Jndg 1fnrmcd win
Alpha Portland cement COMPANY respt
vs.. illinois surety Co app', Judgment
affirmed with costs with leave to de-
swer on payment Of costs In this court and
In the court below. No opinion. order
Lillian X. Buchanan Y. Nichola.
Evente, Motion to dismiss appeal granted
with SO costs.
Cha>r. Motion to dismiss appeal granted
with $40 costs unless appellant comply
with terms stated in order; order Med,
Three Cent Line. Motion to dismiss ap-
peal granted with 80 costs unless APP
peilant comply with terms stated IN order
Amanda Renau, ". city OF New York.
impld. g.. Motion granted. Order MED
appeal granted with SO costs unless app
~re'isnt comply with terms stated in or
Mo'lic Chist IS ndmx Us Harry A Cor
don. Motion granted with so costs. or
der hlei.
Iindemann, indy, s. Motion TO dismiss
appaal g.nted with 80 costs. order hlcd.
Michaelnnselo Alhsnese vs. Pittsburgh
contracting Company Motion to dismiss
appeal granted with so costs unless APP
prlaut comply with terms stated In order.
order hled
Realty Corporation ct al. Motion to dis
miss appeal granted With SO costs, or
der hlrd.
chartered Company of Lover California
~. Thomas NJ Roulette. Motion t" dis
miss Appeals granted Win so costs un,
MARY A.. Cohnfeli vs., Mnrgare, ForlonG
ct a. "rae, to li.m'.. appeal granted
Harris seal W. Mary it"sen Motion 10
dismiss appeal granted win $40 costs un'
less appellant comply with terms stated In
William q. Maschke vs.. Frank g. s,inz-
Ing Application denied. with 80 costs
Joseph M~achavicz vs.. Roehling Con
s'ruc;i"n g" Application denied. with DO
Harry Schin rs, Winton Motor Car 90.
Application denied. with 80 costs. order
signed.
with SO costs. order siEned.
John MGG"wan Vs. EhTsrd j. AppeL
$40. costs, order signed,
Herman RaruCh vs., Goldln- r. Cope
land, Implication denied, with 90 costs.
~ '''
Joseph Tompkins -, Joseph Braun. APP
! p~,iratinu denied, with SO costs. order
signed.
ls!Iorc Cohen ~, Sew York Rallway
20. Application denied. with 80 costs.
order signed,
5. e. Posner, Inc, ,s. Sarah G Posner.
4 Application denied, with $40 costs. order
Z signed.
Isabelle NJ Niles rs. Lothcr Scho.ne
Application denied, with $40 costs. order
signed,
JACQUES : Cohen. A.. ". valley stream
Realty 60. Application denied, with so
costs. order signed.
Alexander Radomski vs.. Consolidated
Gas 60, OF New York. Application denied
with SIC costs order signed.
Residence 60, Of Lawrence Park vs.
Harry VI Roster Application denied.
with $ln costs. order signed.
Heinrich Samucls ct al, ". Henry
Rloom. Application denied, Win SO
costs. order signed,
Joseph 4. kapp ct al, ". Balm Rros.
co. Application denied, with 80 costs.
order signed,
Helen shaw VS., Mary +. Mcouesnis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
Live stock Market.

IlNIl'N !, July y
Receipts Of beeyes We're l,532 head. in
GLIDING - cars for the market, tkIug
with previous arrivals - car, pu sale.
inand at generally sustained prices, some
lower; others appeared % he steady. The
wards were cleared Inferior 10 choice
steers sold at s7Wtlo per l0b lbs 10
fancy dry fed steers At $40 80 bulls at
sh50as7G5 . extra NJ sN2iutN 90, cows
at S~3,76MsISi ! extra heller, s. 10
Dressed beef firm at l2ir a Toe, for city
dressed native sides
Receipts ~ calves were l,3N head, Ia
Guiding l,Oit for tho market Prices were
rated steady TO q fraction lower, but the
mems we're cleared. COMMON to choice
,eals sold ~ 39aSs per 100 lbs "ulls at
.s7asSi0; skim milk ana fed calves at
81. 500 s.. 80. inferior yearlings. as. CIty
dressed veals quic' At liulsv,, country
dressed steady at lIia
Receipts NJ sheep and lambs were 1915
head, Including 20 cars Tor the market.
uund to prime handy lambs held up to
about steady prices, others dropped IN
i5a25c, closing duh, The pens were not
quite cleared at a lat" hour, Common to
rhine sheep tewesi sold At 80 50 n ST. per
100 lbs wethcrs at $6.7a, common To-
choice lambs At IS 20 $40 Is; culis at s74
$3.50, Dressed mutton steady nt Gml2c.
with choice wethrrs selling up 10 lac ;
dressed lambs easy at l31lic.; a few hog
dressed at INC,
Receipts ~ hogs were a,S76 head. in.
Guiding one ear for'sale, Market easier at
sS.lonS30 per 100 lbs, roughs al $3.50
1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders a,
tOrney)

'"''h name anu ,o Inaye,' 'e"'''S al
prut<S Intersection n, tho uuIso,
hr.hlNH a. ID" "t ~, n,oS"n
river WIN 'nnnS nov :" ~ W
pS,st' ., ior ,nl rMr" I'M SSi hYv
party l., par, 10 %Iuuins ! rrai, y I.
lds'lN . 2"1 70 faliNhde aN y TO " :
Ph1sidc av ana along sam" lo?' ~ II
To Hudson River - 10 beg. Mar "a.
lHl.-The Along the Hudson 60 to Jas
pouglas attys, Douglas & Armithgc. go
sE nN1S; AZ. $50 E Ncsicemaiy; =? s'' ?SS
100. Jan 81, leli-s,rnh q Fuller to WIN
r. Cr.r. .3 Spring ST: nttys. W-.ssalmtn.
4 X. - Liberty 81. ......,,,.....si.Oo O
70. July july 81. ii.''?. i pSale a'i !. p a. s,'G IS
:. iG CIIs~r st'.' ,sScSS
as sIgo Ian "a iatg- rea,n
~ - ~ "'',tfs.r
;.ru ST a., ~ '%So ooMN"s 'Ss'ou
700 D. Jnn TO- i@oNwN.y Mnrph} to Mary
''"P''"' ''H 'rr' 81 'hd,nbers
~, -, 'rr,n,ii,II -: Nm Cc,n>;cc ~ 900
3 = 2s2.9 : p F"rdham road. runs e 1875
= IoN n ltSll to @ = Boulevard y n so 2
TO beg The Narcorth Realty 90 10
Arthur u BrigGs, 200 tnncoursA, Bronx
.attys, Sai,er IS, 40 Nassau st $4,000
IsI3-Jos and Mar Biily to- w.rner
.Rway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
n is.5> " - \ n OG X " - rs Il. liz
p 100 to beg Jan "a. 1900 Henry
schiller 10. Edwin Heues. ATTY, Frnnci.
" Judge,. Jr $50 Greenwich " $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
APPELLATE DIVISION DECISIONS.

I Application denied, with 80 costs. order
signed, :
lsldore Lang vs. Hudson and Manhattan
signed
Michael Keunoy IS Sow York Ratlrat.
( CO. Application denied. with 80 eos,
order signed.
John + lc,Ins ". Moses Phil'lp. -
Application denied. with $40 costs. pru'
Harris Aycrbuck ,s. IVES, shore RAJ
road 60. Application denied. With 81
Jacob wolnn IS. Security Bank Of y Y.
Appllcation granted orler signed Nan
Co, Inc. Application. denied with 40
costs. Order signed Motion denied. with
Edna =. Falrweather. As admS. vs John
SO Cas's 'orrer n:ed
city Of = y vs. Edgar : Applchy ct 4
n!ci.
George Rock,.us vs. In,orhorough Rapid
curtain. order Ned
Mar F. GarnCy IS Connection, Cab G.
with SO costs orders Med
Walter q Hamilton, country treas y
vs. Fri" BE- a." Motion denied, with $40
Haven spd HSr,toTa az 20 aM?'ian de
Marssret Lane, ns admS, vs.. Lion Brew
cry Co Of ' cidy Motion denied, "ih
Motion denied, Win 80 costs, order n,eI
Notion SfSn'' a rSs, c% WITH s.. rS"T' COST, : T o1G.r
Matter Of William T Emme,. sup.. s.,
granted questions certified Ortor Med
Thomas X. Withers - John u. Mills
., al Nation denied. with SO costs
Irving Aisherg ". Georgc NJ Newgent ct
a. Motion denied with $40 costs order
German American office co ~ william
certified. order nleI.
irving Rnseufeld ". Louis schwartz -
a. Motion for STAY granted upou IL
fsnaants, giving a bond In ,hr penaltv
any judgment ina; the plaintiff may -
tain against them or the trln' ~ no
action, II This bond is NOT given sith'n
risInn the motion Is denied. with 80 ,,.'s
settle order on notice
Mater q kn'rp s Trsn.h In' Motion
Marsuerit" T. Tucker ". John r Tucker,
Morton granted SETTLE order In notice.
Hamilton place school lite AppIctaio:,
granted. Settle order on notice
Artlc =, Richards V Wells Fargo ~,
press COMPANY Application granted. SGT
Alfred Mieste " Conmcrcinl Union Al.
surname COMPANY. Motion d"nied, with SO
Motion ~ Gerald s Grinn - William
Williams ct al Motion denied order
Nl''ls
Elvira Rroksw, az o>cx. g.. V l.oul.
sherry Motion denied. with $40 costs
Settle order on notice
lnternalional Trust Company " william
Glow ct a Motion granted, without costs.
Settle order ON notice.
Alice Bennett. An infant, " Louis j
'hayes, Motion granted. order filed.
samuel shapiro " FrolsrItk " Glen
dcnning Motion to dismiss appeal granite
with $40 costs, order ned
Hyman Bauman ct Al, ". Mendie-
Iunepp Company. Application granted
order signed.
Freds Trop W. Maurice Friedharg p, =
Application denied, with SO costs. order
signed,
I T.. I.isshcrger COMPANY -. Maurice Lob.
sitz, Application denied with $40 ,osts,
order signed
Matter of Emanuel Temper. an ,ttornev
Respondent tensurrd opinion by lngra-
ham, u. j
Caroline stern ". Mutual f.ifs Insurance
Company ct al. Appellant must print ana
serve the pieadinEs In the action Motion
to dismiss appeal granted, With 80 costs
unles. appellant comply with terms s,atea
In order. Order hled. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

PCTrER-while there were no changes
~ prices y,'..fd'I M market wa de-
drop carly mkt week Beginning Mon
lay, the quality FOR tn" highest sradr viii
iuus for buyers ana seldom Ict a chance go
10y To sell and even At u small 'ut. Under
srsdes are nc'nmuis,ins and hard to srll.
Prices: cream ~, extras. ~ score. 80. a
2Nc higher scoring. -Ni= d2'u, nrsts. ~
to .! score, :eu@7iso.t state, iairy, tubs.
.s common 10 fir. IA .ttr.""''.' reSop.
waited, extras. -" !+igc,. hrstr. ~ " &c
lower grade, a" .?c, imitation creamery.
nrsts ~. 2sc.. seconds. -oi. ti.ic. lower
grades. 10 u zoe. pa king s'"'k, current
maxi, No. :. zoe, lover Grade. l,'s "
cHEEsE-A further dror ~ T., o.
cured yesterday, lnrge'> h].clu-e tn ~
SSS65''o d 5nt. week ctnS "sF' n'' .n mTf p x""% 800
boxes, which shows that INC dom,rd
abroad Is good L"rs' ndy"r. are. 'akins
much, believing that thor" wi'l hr % fur
,hcr decline rTic"s S'''c whole mik'
skins, fresh. choiIc. ir"nis,, fair to
EGGS Marke. vas Slow yesterday, but
was without change on the better g~ldes
for Western stock Nearly h.nr"ry we're
difficult, to MI orders Tor fancy stock As
yet nothing l. being usei cut ~ the freez-
efs, Prices fTFSl Gtll'''fl, extras, "a
93C.; extras. frs's. Goa -l,., hrsts, lNis a
l?i.c. seconds lGk arse. 40 /. dirtics.
l5L Ice hennery whites. me to fancy,
?7m use, hennery, browns. - .5,, mixed
Co'urs, lNT .3v.
LIVE POULTRY Fowls we've firm yes
terday by let. as IN" supply vas scarce
and soon cleared up There we're II cars
uuloadcd and brpl'egs enough to 60 round.
Western ducks were scarce Huu up l,.
There Viii he little trading To-day Prices;
Fowls, lbc., brothers. "Nu Sc. turkeys, II
ice. ducks. Long Island. spring. "lNia,..
old, lbigc.; jersey, spring. lS'., old, he.
Western, Nc geese, li"i9o., pigeons,
2Iy.: guineas, SOC
DRESSED PorLTRY-R buyers were ask
ins for fresh Killed iced fowls yesterday.
and while the demand was better here
day exceeded those Of the same day last
change in old ronstcrs ami there vera
plenty Of ducks Of all kinds to 60 r,un1
The frozen poultry market was quiet.
Prices: resh-FoWls. IL - box, Western.
so lbs. and over, l7i9c, Western. scs,ded.
large, l6c, broilers, g II 800 old BOOSTERS,
Ilul2r. SQUADS, prIm, Nhitc, 10 lhs Iu
dozen. 81. so; . lbs 81; : lbs. $3.50. rur-
KEYS. fresh hens and toms, -. Frozen
Turkeys, dry picked. selected. 2lc,, West
,gn, zoe. Texas, l1nliac Hroilrrs, mix
fed, is to - lbs,, 22T eSc,, corn fed, Is 10
q lbs. 2ic. Chickens, ~ 10 box, milk fed,
~ to ~ lbs, 2lC; Is lbs. and over, ia
2.c., corn fed, i3 to ~ lbs. lgr,, - lbs.
and over, zoe. Fowls, II to box, 60 lbs
and over to dozen, Use 30 TO 81 lbs, l1c,
Old BOOSTERS, l@ml2i2C.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
PLANS. BIG LOFTS
FOR MADISON AVE.
George Backer Takes Large Frontage
as Site for Avenues Largest Com
mercial Building.

George Backer will undertake shortly
one II the largest building operations
ever Conducted on Madison avenue As
a site he has purchased all but 40 feet
OF the block front on the west side Of
Madison avenue from ~Thirty-frst to
Thirty second street. A sixteen story
commercial structure will be erected
which viii he. according to Mr.. Backer.
The most advanced structure Of Its kind
in IN, city. one of it's features, he SAID
yesterday, will be "a driveway and load
Ing platform into the building to do
when trncks are held for loading al the
curl. The site OF the big Improvement
is the combined properties OF the estate
.. Herman Wronkow' and Dr. NlluaM
r Mittendorf. Andrew Gilsey negotiated
the deal. For the Wronkow estate he
sold to Mr.. Backer the northwest corner
of Madison avenue and T%hirty-nrst
street, a seven story and basement build
ing on plot fronting 49.5 feet on the
a.rnue and % feet m the street. This
property Is 1886 u 1873 Madison avenue
From Dr. Mittendorf Mr.. Backer pur-
chased 40 To lI6 Madison avenue, -
East Thirty-first street and 20 East
Thirty-second street. The avenue 'front.'
age has four four story dwellings. with
a frontage Of ?s.S feet. The side street
houses are both OF the % story va
riety and both ave frontages Of 21.lo
feet. with all these properties Mr..
Backer has a plot of $4,000 square feet
with a total frontage OF 1851 feet on
Madison avenue. 1910 on Thirty-frst
street and an outlet of 2l.l0 feet on
Thirty-second street. No architect has
been selected yet for the building. which
will be started In time to have II COM
pleted for the fall of 1915. Mr.. Backer
has been most active in this section
for a number of years. having built most
Of the big buildings Ia occupy nearby
corners. Only recently he took over the
northeast corner Of Madison avenue and
Twenty-uinth street with his partners.
Arnstein X Levy. AS "A site for "A six
teen story loft building which will cost
about ss00,0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
NEW FILM COMPANY R M
Equitable Corporation IL Capital
ised Mt a3,OOO.OOO.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the formation 81 n new moving picture
concern, known as the Equitable Motion
Picture Corporation. The company is
capitalized AT ? 200. 600. Of which $500.
00o is ' per cent. cumulative preferred
and So. 800. 600 common. The par value
Of both classes 81 stock IL S..
All of the preferred is convertible into
the common and will be callable at lI5
and accrued dividends on or after thNe
wears from the original date of issue.
All of the preferred stock Is to he issued
at once and 81. 200. 600 ~ the common.
The remainder of the common will he
kept In the treasury against the conver-
sion rights of the preferred. Arthur II.
Spiegel is president of the company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man.
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.

tAi ~ ESEh STREE
Bv l.. !. Phillips & GO.
WEST END Az, 700, n = cor sith st, a. *
IooxtoiNio0 sty nat-FrelerickL
Wsisl ast Herald Really 90 81 al. au".
ppisintin ''N'',. ~ .-'..,. ,s7T7. go
By Joseph p Day.
LEXINGTON Az. :o7j-s7. \ . cor l:sth
st. 80 ilN6O. 6 sly apt houses and strs--
al; due ',,ss s.ssN i: ta ,Sr.T &C. F'i.r s.. :$Ss,cS'.
sub to a pr mtg Of $4,000; to the plain.
SHERIFF ST, 81. ;. $50 n p-iancet st,
25Nioo. J ely tnmt and strs-L \ scholtz
agt Beckelmsn CO Inc ct al; due, So,
iIsTH ST, i:5 e. n :, asise Az A. 3o'5x
,"nil sly dsls-n Z Brady ass ~
sIs.o7; to John f. Dordan FOR sA25O.
by Henry Brady.
il2TH ST. II r, n :. 200 g i'h ay. 2Sx
100 II. . sly nat-J = Gillespie ct al sGt
Sc. .sl.lO6.3 50; TO the plaintiff FOR s?i, 900.
ll'Tu ST "3s-3i f, 700 " "a Az 35y
ioO.ll, , Z sly nits-Excelsior say RanT
agt RAY Lefkowitz ct al; due. s25.5i9 as;
taxes &c, f.?os 80; 70 the plaintiff FOR
STANTON ST, $50, rs. I.s = Goercs st.
al agt Hannah senft ct Al; due, s7.os2 ~.
tsxes. sc, $3.50; 10 The plain,in for
lat seos THIRD AvENrEl
r. George Price.
UNION Az, si:, = e cor l5lst st i7,sxsc,
sty Nat & sto-e-T G Camp ngt Max
Cohen ct al: due. slI.sTsl7: taxes. SC,
stOt79; TO the LAWYERS Mortgage co,
a party In interest. for sll.j00
BY Joseph p. DAY.
23sTH ST, Il. II 5, ESQ . oneida nv, 2jN
100. vacant-Saml Hollsnder syt W J
nolan ct al: due, ssss.sO, 10 the plain
I'M for 5000.
nv Samuel Marx,
vacsnt-Saml Hollanher agt NJ II Jeck-
son ct al: to the plaintiff .........fso
AT BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
BY Thomas Hovenden.
59TH ST. : " =. 10 e ID av. .5oxlOO -
Union Heights Realty co .ngt Peru
Realty co ct al; to the plaintiff $1,000
BY " J. McPhil'iany & GO.
BAY 3lST ST. n " =, 300 " Benson Az,
334x96, 81 Smyth agt r p S~iedenherg
e, al: to Traders Exchange. Inc, .Sj,ils
iO0-Marketahle Title Co agt Farquhar-
son Realty CO ct al. TO the plat T..
tin ...... $500 over a mortgage OF VI. 3UO
By James l.. Brumley.
IRVING Az. = " =. 40 n " Cornelia 81,
20x95-WNliamsburg Savings Bank agt
VI II Speer ct al. to r + Gundrum Ni7O
BY Nathaniel shutter.
y sTH ST. n =, 100 " Havemryer ~, 2jx
1904 Catalano agt W 4 Thomson Of
al. IN II II Worth s., 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
BRONX CORNER SOLD AGAIN.

The southwest corner OF FeatheTbed
tame and Jessup avenue. a plot l52N
lo5. has been sold by Mrs. Mary ~.
McManus. who I. Gently acquired 1t af-
ter giving a substantial profit to Eliz-
abeth Griggs. a investor. who
bought the property ut the recent Up
land Realty Company auction sale by
Bryan l.. Kennedy. The buyer is Will
lam ]. Dempsey. a West Bronx builder,
who intends erecting a Ave story modern
apartment house. housing about forty
families. This is the third sale OF this
corner within the last month. and the
present price paid was close 10 100000.
Charles +. Dempsey was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
EXPECTS GAINS FOR RAILROADS
President Enrling Of ~. Paul sees
Frightening Future.

A. j. Earring, president OF the Chicago.
Milwaukee and 81. Paul Railway, makes
no predictions about the probable action
OIL the s~emi-annual dividend to be taken
al the meeting at the end OF July. He
said that -. per cent. would be a rea-
sonable estimate on the surplus avail
able for the common stock for the year
ended june 30. although the final income
adjustments were yet to he made He
said that the matter OF dividends had
not yet com up for discussion.
The outlook for crops along the st.
Paul was never better. said Mr.. Earring.
Harvesting had already begun in Wash
ington and the crop there promised to be
double that Of last year. Mr.. E,arling
said he looked for "A substantial Increase
IN traffic in the fall. The outlook for
the near future was bright. but the
lumber trade was still slow and general
business was light.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10

LIS pENDENS.
MAMMALIAN

lotrH ST. u :. ll5.10 Il q Of Columbus av,
IsioNigG ll-~MetropolitAn Life Inns CO
ioreciosure Of mortgage; attys, Wood
ford. Bove. n Butcher
ED ST 1875 Wives Side savings Bank
AIT Edmond Rowan 81 al foreclosure "
Nth Az. ans. and :.th st, II 5 SSH It "
o, Nth sv. g5lx9, ~ .rreg-MathildL
Nay tgt Abhie Ald"m ct al partition.
Baron de Hlrsch Fund agt Isabel II
cohen ct al 'amCuuei foreclosure OF
ii.D 81. n : 3iO Il " u Lenox az. 4ox
s'li-Heleu L " Pearson lgt Man Uhl-
teIder ct al iamended foreclosure %
omT25T's.ge,i a'tESsa cary $ GgrroM
liloNioo Metropolitan Life 1ns 60
agt william Cumming 1T a. Hmendet
foreclosure OF mortgdgei' a,tys, Wood
KlNGsBRiDGE ROAD, IS. -cl.9 # u Of
Briggs Nv, -i1AlS3.G-kay Il Mdtshak
e. a. a. cNecrs, agt KIn,z Realty 10
Ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; attys,
CEDAR Az, " :. .i:.6 {, : of W l77th st.
l>TN>2 3-'ulumbid Trust co. az tru,-
tee ag, y Hamilton Reeve ct al fore
closure Of mortgage. ATTY. b
vALE%riNE Az. " =, 100 II central av.
2aNIOo-frncst Hall. a. executor. agt
Mary Kat ct a. foreclosure of mtg.
wEBsTER AZ. Us. 81, u iSo,h It. 9s9x
sO-Chsrles Zo!ler sgt charles BJorkc-
gran. lie, at al foreclosure OF mtg,
aitys; .rimme \ knoepke.
LOT Joi, map ~tn!onp"ri B'neuson R!ty
o. mtg al,ys, Elier. 4 AhherIe,
cOrRTLA>Dr Az 5>t-5NN-Ernest IL
ct a foreclosure of m,e, ,t,y., Riesei.
man n Bach.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan,

OLIVER ST, Gi-Lawyers Title A. + 90
to 7 OConor sloane, South Orange, y j,
atty, T q co, l7G Rway 49,, .tl06
OLIVER ST. Gl-Sloane. T O'C. to Emf.
grant Ind say Bank. IL Chambers a,
atty, T u 60, i7G Bway. ,....,,,, 81. 900
9TH 81. 7~lj.-Jacobs. Percy. cxr. to
Em'grant Ind say Bank. 81 chambers
IT; atty, T q Go, l76 way...... so. 900
o3D ST. = y, SO e West End av, 32xii.Sx
ir~reg-Lawyers Mtg 60 to Central Trust
CO, - wall st; atty, l. Mtg 90. 80
18th ST, 5 $, Is " ist av. 2OxsO. s--Fiood'
Anna. to Lawyers Mtg CO.. SO Liberty
SAD ST. n " cor East River, sixi63 a.
American Bank Note 60 to Italian saw
Bank, - Spring st; atty. T q Co, l7s
Az A. 1855 Title Quar- 4 r Co 10 Dorothy
Hallissn. 30 Morninsside sv East; atty,
T q co. li6 Bwsy, ,,,,....,..., IS, 900
AK irreE-Parkes, JAS C. exr. TO limo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
UPTOWN FLAT TRADE CLOSED.

Deeds were recorded yesterday in a
good sized uptown trade. The Maze
Realty Company has sold two apartment
Houses. on a plot 62.6x10O.s. at 623 to
631 West 2o7th street. twenty-five feet
east OF Cooper street. to Harry e. Hart.
Inc estate takes in part payment the
two nve story Hats OH plot 5ixl00.S at
los and 10 East Ninety-hrst street. adj
joining the southeast corner Of Park
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-10
BIG WEST SIDE GARAGE.

Al GA to 6lS West ~Fifty-sixth street
a three story ~ireproof garage is to be
erected for Thomas 4. Patterson as
owner. 1t wills have a frontage OF
10 feet and n depth of 1905 feet. Mar
shall II. Grimes is the architect and has
estimated the cost at $4,000.