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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
MOP" DEFAULTS ON BONDS.
Interest Due on $4,000 200
Worth Will Not he Paid.

The Missouri Pacific will default on
the interest Cue tomorrow on more than
$4,000, 900 OF bonds. The interest
amount TO more than So 900, 900. The
Issues on which default will be made
Include s37,255.000 collateral trust gold
Is, s32, 26i 900 first and r~efuhding IS.
sl4,376,O 900 trust indenture 5s and
several minor issues. The interest on
the underlying Verdigris Valley. Inde-
pendence and Western first mortgage
bonds, Of which there is a small amount
IN the hands of the public, will be paid.
B. F.. Bush. chairman of the board
of directors and receiver of the system.
was in New York yesterday in confer
ence with other officers and the bankers.
He said that the court had directed
that no action be taken in the payment
of interest on the bonds named. Mr..
Bush also said hat he had recon-
mended to the court and received per-
mission to pay the interest due June l
on the u~ndeposited portion of the $685.
600 900 three year gold notes.
The default on the interest due to-
morrow will he the first that has been
made by the Missouri Pacific. The COM
pany for the fiscal year ended June 80
failed to earn its interest charges by
$3.50, 900, and in the new fiscal year
up 70 August 81 gross earnings fell be-
hind the same period of last year by
3e75, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
THE STEEL MARKET.

The steel market opened the week
with activity maintained in all depart
ments and sentiment among producers
generally optimistic. The trade feels
justified In the belief that the improve
ment which has come over the industry
In recent months will continue through
the first six months OF 1916 at least.
The feature of the market is the heavy
demand for steel for conversion into
ammunition. There is such a heavy
business in steel bars that numerous
producers have been forced to withdraw
from the market owing TO their over
sold condition. Europe Is in the mar
ket here for large quantities OF bars
for delivery up TO the middle of next
year. Prices are generally firm and
further advances in the near future are
predicted.
Iron and steel products exported from
this country during u had a total
value OF s32.12i,4l5, the highest for
any month on record. Exports were
s2s .05o,2i7 in May, 1912, the best pre-
vious month.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 30 Fuc' ship Hoo.
tor sailed from 'ri.tpuul or Norfolk. m,rf.
tor Touopah and submarine p' from Sew
London FOR Newport. guUhua' rtdgctl
from san Juan for Guantanamo YACHT
Gloucester from N~uuklyu FOR PRACTICE
cruise, tug Osueud from port am prr,rc for
1cromie. tug Sttulish from Norfp'k for
Annapolis cruiser Chattanooga from Art
pu'ro for N~tu2rulllu.
Cruiser Dcs Molnrs has arrived 80 Haitt.
dCstroycrs paul Jones. Perry, prob'o and
stewart AZ Sitkt torpedo hu0t footo ~
Washington. y g.; Yacht Oneida and de,
stroy crs Lamson and Reid az charleston.
hattleship kcarstrgr Hl Bu~tuu. uat'Ic.Ilp-
Kentucky aud Montana ~ port, cruiser
Cleveland at san Francisco. c"UisCr chester
at Gambia Island, fuel snip Justin ct Marc
Island, fuel ship CNciop-. mime -hiu- san
Francisco and Ba'i,Nar, anal hlll'",hip~
Dubuque and Wyoming u' Hampton l;utu-,
hstfle-hlp- Arkau-t- and TrNte al ttpo
charles city, yacht Nuuktou Hud tug llrt-
AZ Norfolk supply Hnlp 'u'Eo1 a. Hampton
Roads, guuhoat Nuu,pu.I, AZ san Fran.
cir.p, guuhnnt Marietta - G~utniIntnr,
fuel ship orion ~ Sew ppr. NDV-. ,'ll-oi
Raleigh AZ Ni2i.'tu ami hHliI,-hIp kru.
lucky at Sew Haven.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
BUILDERS BUY TO GUARD LIGHT

DIST STREET.-Leon $. Alt
MAYER has resold for l.. Simon the
two three story dwellings at los-1ll
East Ninety-first street, occupying a
plot 30xl00.s. 100 feet east OF Park
avenue The purchasers are Bing &
BIN and the broker that
they plan TO alter the houses into
American basement dwellings. The
Bings are completing a twelve story
apartment house at the southwest
corner OF Park avenue n Ninety
second street. The Ninety-frst street
dwellings nearly abut on the apart
mcnt and were acquired by Mr.. Simon
a few weeks ago through the same
broker from Mrs. Henrietta A. Rosen-
blatt and the estate Of Samuel Rosen-
blatt.
WEST 69TH STREET-The Sterling
Realty Company has bought from
Aveido NJ. Bostwick 81 West Sixty
ninth street, a four story dwelling, on
lot ~20X100,5. between Central Park
West and Columbus avenue The
buying company owns the adjoining
dwelling at 49,, having purchased IL
in 1910. With the new purchase the
now controls a frontage Of
40 feet at that point. The restrictions
in the block to private residences
only are said to have expired.
WEST 74TH STREET-Hannah c. Ro-
maine has acquired from lie Roy
Coventry the three story dwelling at
$50 West Seventy-fourth street, on
lot 1SxS2x irregular, So feet east OF
West End avenue, Mrs. Romaine Is
also the owner of the two abutting
houses at 290-292 West End avenue,
occupying IA frontage of SO feet. Her
holdings at that DOint now form an
l. around the southwest corner of
West End avenue and Seventy-fourth
street, The property is opposite the
residence OF Charles VI. Schwab.
WEST 36TH STREET-The Duross
Company has sold for William r
Mason to an investor 34l West Thirty
sixth street. a five story tenement
on a lot 25xlOo. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
WHITE GOODS FIRM EXPANDS.
Old Firm Fakes Additional Space
I'm Downtown Wholesale District.

Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented the
entire building at % Leonard street To
Clarence Whitman x Co. for a term
OF years.
Antony lie Forte has leased to NJ. &
W. Naumburg & CO., wholesale cloth
iers, for "A term of years. the sixth and
tenth floors, comprising an area OF about
$4,000 squar feet. in the kniCkerbocker
Building. 10 to SO Fifth avenue, south
east corner of Sixteenth street also to
London, Budwig ~ Co. for a term OF
years, the eleventh floor in the same
building. Both concerns have been
located for many years at Eleventh
street and University place.
Nelson, Lee Il Green have leased the
store in the Apeda Building at PIG West
Forty-eighth street, just off Of Broad
way. to Morris Meyer, distributor Of
Kelly-Springfield tires, for five years
from October /,
Louis kempner & Son have leased a
store at 24l2 Broadway for ten years
to Sidney Burger. retail wine dealer.
Bastiue & co. have leased at ia Fifth
avenue space to the Weinberg Studio
and S, LewinsOn.
NJ. 4 l.. Hess have leased the top loft
at IL to 81 East Eleventh street, north
east corner of University place. con-
tanning 81, 200 square feet. to Levy &
Schilt, clothing manufacturers. The
lease il for a term of years ot an ag-
greGate rental of 10000.
Tucker, Speyers q Co. have leased 10
the Auto-Strop Safety Razor Company a
store at sol Fifth avenue, on the Forty
second street side TO the Mosaic Tile
| Company the store and basement at 30
to 80 West Thirty-hfth street also 10
Goldberg * Rosenblatt the ninth loft al
1877 to 1879 West T~wenty-ffth street "a
Lyman Costume Company the third loft
west at 80 20 Al West Thirty-eighth
| street, and space at 20 West Thirty-ninth
street TO r. NJ. Giles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
THIRD AVENUE FEUD
BLOCKS DIVIDENDS
Public Service Board Says
Road Has Held Back Nee
cssary Data.
STOCKHOLDERS ANG

The long standing feud between the
Public Service Commission and Fred
crick w. Whitridgc, president or the
Third Avenue Railway. Is indirectly re-
sponsible for the delay in decision OF
whether the stockholders are to get
dividends or not. \ number OF stock
holders are becoming irritated and
are demanding action. Letters have
pourod I'm upon the Public Service Com
mission asking an explanation OF why
II has delayed passing on the COM
pany's issuance OF about 10000 00
upon which dividend action Is contin-
gent.
The Public Service Commission In a
letter to william Il. Beekman & Co. and
others has answered that IL the Third
Avenue had not stubbornly refused to
comply with regulations regarding costs
Of construction work which all tho
other companies readily comply with
there need W. been nc delay in the
hond issue decision.
In order to speed the work OF acting
on bond issues the commission had re-
quested and got from all companies ex-
cept the Third Avenue monthly or quar-
terly statements Of construction work.
upon which the bond isses were based.
The commission says:
'The unconciliatory attitude OF the
Third Avenue Railway Company Inn
posed upon the commissions engineers
the task. of checking up the construction
work involved I'm the case after the
work was completed. The increase in
the labor thus necessitated is obvious.
The engineers OF the commission are
now engaged in checking up the ex-
penditures. but cannot of course. give
their time exclusively to this particular
inquiry, as the work must be done on
sistently with the necessities OF other
duties"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
R. INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. > - sun sets. q 30 Moon rises. o 81
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyHk ~ OF Gov. Isl IL Is Hell Gate 2 Os
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s.,,.u, M M AN
Arrived MONDAY August 30.
So Esla-uc, : A NJ. Bordeaux. Au. q
50 ArriuO. . \. NJ, Bordeaux. Aus Is
50 Anglo Bolivian. ! 80 4. NJ, La Rochelle.
Aug. II.
s. Alderss ate. 10 p. NJ. Sunday. St. LUCIA,
Aug. =.
s. Anrons. HE p NJ Sunday. Naples.
Aug l..
- Santa Clara. Matau2as. AUG =.
- Carolina, san Juan, Auc. -
- III Vale, Galveston. Aug -
IS Menus. New Orleans. Aug. -
$ |. Luckenbach. Crls'obal. Aug %.
IS Port Antonio, Port Morant. Aus. q.
81 Copenhagen, savannah, Aug. =.
= King Howell, Norfolk, Aug -
;, Taurus, Boston. Aug =.
IS Ohnda, Nuevtss Aug. 20
IS Tdquary, Barbados. Aus 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday Ia Man
haitian, The Hronx and Brook y n.

lat "a NESEf STREET.
ny Joseph = Day.
sSTH ST. 1909 W. s g. 1906 . 9Th av. 5lcx
sSaN irreg, . o sly tnmts & strs-T!lie
Wacht agt 2Nth 81 \ 7th Az Rltv 90 ct
al; Action ! due, Sl3N442G, taxes, SC,
sSsi 80; adjourned to sept 20.
2STH ST, li4-tU ". = =. 50 II a. 1th az, 93.j
MS * irrog, I " q sly limits & strs-
Same agt same, Action .. due, 1880 e.;
taxes, Sc. Sl,0g9 90, adjourned to Sept 90.
by NJ Morgenthau, Jr, n co.
47TH ST, g5S W.. $ "a, $50 9 sth av, :5y
1905. = sly hat & strs-Stml Wacht agt
Dora Nadel 81 a.; due, S3gN5.7&, taxes,
Sc, .~6s9.O5; sub to mtg OF $4,000; with
drawn.
Ry Daniel W, G%reenwald.
STANTON ST, 81, : w $. sos n w Allen 81,
93N55, 3 sly tnmt a strs-Sherln's sale
Of all right. title. SC, which Max Gross
had on June $, 1915, or since. Withdrawn.
lat 390s THIRD ANENUEJ
by Henry Brady.
CROTONA Az, w =. 1901 n Fordham I'd.
6SGNl5 1N6S-NlS.b, vacant--A W BAKER
agt $ g Fuller et al; due, 81 .26A9T. taxes.
81. slj949i. to the plaintiff for 5000.
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
Ry W, J. McPhiiliamy & 90.
GOTH ST, $ W s.. 1870 II : 18TH II. 6Oxl0O-
Mary j johnson Rgt Ellen q Davis ct al
to the plaintiff for $500 over a mortgage
OF $4,000,
By W. y. Rae.
McDoUGAL ST, = =. 1870 It e Saratoga av,
20Nl0O-Jacob Brcnner, trus, 81. agy
Emma Mcclure ct al; 10 Louis Beer, Jr,
for $3.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-Market opened very Arm and
crease the price on all table stock Nc.
ID. This increase also extended to ladies',
but other undergrades of butter remained
operators seem to think that present prices
are low and are willing to take on good
blocks of fine butter. Market closed frm,
sskc.; higher scoring, ?6Sa27hc.; nrsis,
IS TO 81 score, 2tu25&c.: state. dairy.
ts9s' nnes' coG GIm giSe,; sGSd !, 80 20 PRIME,
waited, extras, 23h a 2tc.; frsts, 22Is %
sSc.; lower grades 2Oa2lhc;; imitation
creamery hrst,. :'9:iHs;i ladies sco eur
i9is a zoe; lower grades, $50 ice; pack
ing stock, June make nne, zoe; No. 2,
CHEEsE--Tradi ding was good and the
market opened Arm and continued so all
day. but not sufficiently so 10 ~increase
close OF last week were sustained and
there was more inquiry for speculation,
Market closed firm, Prices; state, whole
cial, 1871 al39c.; average fancy, l3c.
state, skins, specials, l0A ne; skins,
fresh, choice. sh glohc.; fair to good,
EGGs.-Fine fresh stock continued in
good demand and advanced yesterday &c,
dlrties and nearby mixed %colors,. Receipts
are falling on, while demand Is increasing.
There was no speculation In storage stock.
Some OF the jobbers are beginning to use II
more freely. Market closed arm. Prices
Fresh gathered. extras, 27a2 sc.; extras
nrsts, rs a 2sh c.. firsts, etgetzc seconds,
20 Il s3lhc O.; No. /, dirties, 20h m2tc.; re-
frigerator hrsts. 80 2ic.; seconds. Fla
22nc.; hennery whites. fne TO fancy, SEA
S5c; hennery browns, s7aSic'; mixed
colors. 2tm 2sc.
DRESSED POULTRY-Invoices from the
West indicate rather light supplies OF fresh
killed stock for the week. Tho weather
was against trade yesterday and the mar.
ket was quiet at the opening and remained
so most OF the day, What few sales were
made were at the closing prices OF last
week. stock which formerly was classed
a. brOliers Is now Of such size to run into
lightweight chickens, Poor grades were
dull, with lit.le trading, In frozen lines
|'ations were shaded a trine to make sales
Frozen chickens were held hrm, while tur.
keys were dull and weak, Prices Fresh,
fowls, Western, boxed, 80 lbs. and over,
i7i5 alSc,; Western, scalded. large, 1914 40
l6C,; iced, Western, dry picked, "a lbs,
lie; I lbs, l6plsbc.; southern. small,
i3mi3hc. chickens, fresh. nearby, 3 and
I lbs. 20 pair, lam 2dc, virginia. milk fed,
3 and az lbs. to pair, 22c. other Southern,
2 and az lbs, goa 2lc,; Western, milk fed,
3 and 4 lbs, Ella zee, dry picked, corn fed,
3 and 4 lbs, lsul9c old ROSTERS, l2T
lac /: squads. prime. white, 10 lbs. 10 dozen,
$3.50; lbs. 50, lbs, 81. so. Frozen
Turkeys. dry picked, selected, Gle, West.
orn, 2Oc. Texas, l7bl7sc. Chickens, !;
TO hox. milk fed, ~ TO ~ lbs, sic,: tS lbs
aud over. 81 2ec, corn fed, ~ 10 ~ lbs
lec - his. and over. ecc, Fowls, u "a
Do lbs, l,igc, Old ROSTERS, l2g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
$4,000 PARK AVENUE HOME
John sherman Hoyt TO Have Fine
Uous~ at 7Oth street.

John Sherman Hoyt will spend $3.50
600 on "A large dwelling. S0.9xi1 feet.
which he will have erected at 300 Park
avenue, northwest corner OF seventy
ninth street. Plans for the new building
were filed yesterday by lIowells 4
Stokes, the architects. II will he Ave
stories high OF brick and stone and will
contain all OF the features known TO
high class modern homes. Mr.. Hoyt,
who formerly was president of the
standard Plunger Elevator Company, is
a son-in-law of the late Arson Phelps
Stokes. He purchased the residence site
last April. At the present time Mr.. Hoyt
occupies the ine residence built by the
late John NJ Carrere at the northeast
corner of Park avenue and Sixty-hfth
street. His new home will stand in the
shadow OF the highest apartment house
In the city. a story building at
the northeast corner OF Park avenue and
~Seventy-ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Railroads Temporarily Prominen
on Advancing Side,

The railroad shares on the Consoli.
dated Stock Exchange yesterday became
temporarily prominent on the advancing
side and this was construed favorably
IN ITS bearing upon the market as a
whole. Union Pacific. after opening al
l3l y, a gain OF * Of a point. rose 10
l32l2. IL closed. however, at 1917 q,
Reading early sold as high as $50, u.
II. points from Saturdays price, but
afterward went back to 14sM. closing al
14S%.
Several of the war stocks were taken
in hand on the advancing side for a
time. notably Westinghouse Electric,
Crucible Steel. American Can n Bald.
win Locomotive. They softened later
United States Steel common was the
most active stock. After selling as high
as 761s 1t declined TO 751s. closing a,
15%. Anaconda early touched 74s. blu,
broke at 20 in the afternoon. closing Al
Transactions totalled 1880 shares
with commission houses handling during
the day a gratifying volume of odd loi
orders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
HIGHEST QUEENS GROUND RENT

The highest price for a ground lease
In Queens was recorded yesterday in
a lease for n term of twenty-one years
negotiated by William d. Bloodgood &
Co. for the owners Of a plot with 50
feet frontage on Jackson avenue 12 feet
northeast from the Diagonal street via
duct and facing the greensboro Bridge
plaza. The lease was negotiated with
the Broadway Lunch Company, which
has agreed TO pay $4,000 net rental
for the term. Tho company will at once
erect a building on the plot, Within
the past week there nave been a num-
Der of inquiries for available property
in the vicinity OF the plaza,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name II omitted
address party Of second partD
downtown.
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The five dwellings at EOS, 21o, 2i2, 21t
and 2i6 East S~eventy-ninth street have
been sold. The dwellings, which arc
l25 feet east of Third avenue on the
south side of the block. are to be torn
down and a new building erected ON
their sites by interests behind a John
Patterson, who has signed the contracts
for the purchase OF the properties. No
one seems to know anything about Pat
terson or what are the plans for the
future OF the property. The story is
that an estate has bought the houses
and will put up a modern tenement.
The Ave dwellings have "A frontage OF
100 feet on the street and are 1922 feet
deep. According TO the records eos il
owned by Mary Cavalier. 30 by Rose
Goldberger. 2l2 by solomon Margareten,
ga by DR.. Hans Rabenstein and 2l6 by
Mary Il. Montgomery. Or. Rabenstein
said yesterday that the new owner
would take title to his house Septem-
Der S. He has bought 1875 East Eighty
second street for his new home. II is a
three story and basement dwelling on
lot 1e.2xs2. between Lexington and
Third avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
OPERATOR SELLS BRONX FLATS.

SIMPSON STREET-Daniel II. Jackson
has resold through Sussman, Gibbs &
Karlin the two apartment houses at
906 and 9l4 Simpson street, on plot
7jXl0j feet. In the rear OF the Hunts
Point apartments. to An investor. in
an all ash transaction. The new
owner has appointed Sussnlan, Gibbs
& Karlin as agents. The houses were
built by the similar Realty Company.
The new Lexington avenue subway
will have an express station at 1884
street.
SIMPSON STREET-Joseph 4. Black
ner has sold for Joseph Zeller the
eight family fiat at 1850 Simpson
street on lot 25XlO0, just south OF
Home street.
ANTHONY AVENUE-Joseph A. Black
ner has sold for Max Miller the two
family brick dwelling at 1927 An
thony avenue oh lot 26X75, Just north
OF l74th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
LIS PENDENS,
Manhattan,

18TH ST, &O6 E-Ahe II Kahn agt Lizzie
chest, indiv & edmN. ct al noreclos OF
Mtg attys, Lorenzo & Harkavy.
R~IVINGTON Sr. LENA Hoehn et al ast
Rosa Marssco ct al. exrs torcclos Of
mtg; atty, II y Botty.
26TH ST, : .. 200 II e eth av, e5S9sN-
Josephine c Christman agt stephen Mer-
rift ct al foreclos OF mtgJi attys, stern
& Reubenstein.
7TH Az. S. 7Ali n = ii?d 81. 75x75-
VIM Allen Butler ct al. trus, Rgt Jos
Laemmle ct al forcclos Of mtgl attys.
Butler. WyckOff Il Campbell,
60TH ST. n =. $50 II G West End Rv, 5Ox
loo. 5.-Eugene Mentc aRt Annette Rem
iamin ct al foreClos OF mtg: attys,
Walmsley Il Kohlman.
I'd AN, n W cor LIST st, IS, 9NI0 Pau Folod
Rgt Herman Hochstein ct al (action to
foreclose mechanics lien): atty, II Elias,
nick.
10th ST. 5 $. llss Il Q sth av. ls.sxaalI
Lawyers Mtg co sgt Kate Frank ct al
(foreclos Of mtg; attys, Cary a. Carroll.
BrOnI.
BRONNDALE Az, " q, 2s5s II n Of
Morris Park av, 25xse,s--Mary q, smith
agt Joseph Gamache ct al foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE. attys, Harris, Corwin.
Monat " SChek.
BROOK Az, W $, 73l n II of I69th ~, e7.Sx
oO-East River Savings Institution agt
David Rausch ct al foreclosure OF mort
Ease); atty, o r. Hibbard
BROOK Az. W =, lOl6 n n OF lsnth ~.
90 iNeo-East River Savings Institution
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
14sth ST. APARTMENT IN TRADE

Frederick Brown has resold the Holly
Arms at 402 to 40 West listh street. a
six story apartment house, occupying a
plot l0Oxl00 on the south side OF the
street. 100 feet west OF st. Nicholas ave-
nue.. The new owner Is a woman In
weston. a resident of East Orange, y. J.
In part payment she gave seventeen one,
two. three and six family houses at
East Orange. They are In various sec
tions of the town. the larger ones being
on Carnegie avenue North Fifteenth
and North Eighteenth streets. c. \.
Westervelt of East Orange negotiated
the transaction. The Holly Arms was
acquired three weeks & by Mr.. Brown
from the McKeon Realty Company.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered Ht Albany yesterday:
W. y, Co.er n CO., Manhattan, capital,
81. OOO, 900; directors, Bird :. Colcr, l.. II,
Hole. Jr,, and Eugene b. Coler, New York
city.
VI. S. g Holding Corporation, Mammal
tan; capital, $500, 600, directors, Robert ".
knowles. New York city; otto a Hack,
New Rochelle, y, Y, and Jean +. Kinney,
New York city,
Shawleine Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital, siO, 900; directors, Madeline sachs,
Viola shore and william shore. Brook
Ign, y, Y.
Charles y. Lyon Construction Company,
Manhattan; capital, $500; directors, charles
r. Lyon. Rockaway Beach. y. Y Edward
II Lyon and Clarence g. Lyon, Richmond
Hi, y. Y.
4439 Third Avenue, The Bronx; capital,
s&OG; directors; iicnTN SehlehGt, John
city.
Alfred Hal Realty Corporation. Suncrn
capital, $1,000; director, W. q Iyuch, II
!. I,cihcondorfor and h A.. kappa, New
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31
BIG LOANS ON PRINTERY.

The big printery which T.arkin Bros.
viii erect on the west side OF Eighth
avenue from Thirty-third 10 Thirty
fourth street will carry mortgages TO.
falling S~2,650.OOO. Recorded title and
mortgages show that the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company advanced
sl,SOO.0OO on a mortgage expiring
March /. 1925. at 6 per cent. Archibald
Russell, seller of the land. took a sec
ond mortgage for $4,000. and a third
mortgage for $25o.oOO, the latter being
due in March, 1922. at 6 per cent. in
terest. Franklin Petit Went back of the
loans with one for $l25.O0O due No
vember /. 1917. at c per cent. In con-
nection with the loan made by the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
the Larkin interests have taken over
the Beard Building at 100 and lee
Liberty street. extending to Cedar street.
for about S42J, 0O0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-31

For eastern New York. fair and slightly
cooler TODAY; fair and warmer tomorrow
moderate west TO northwest winds. becoo-
ing variable.