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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-02
debts Of A. G.PLANT
ES7|MATEDAT $4,000
Broker Who Committed Suicide
Buried With Masonic Honors
This Afternoon.

That the Indebtedness OF Arthur ".
Plant, who ended his life with pistol
bullet in a room in a Washington hotel
Thursday evening a few hours after he
had been declared a bankrupt. will not
exceed $4,000 was the belief expressed
today by friends and associates OF the
dead broker 1t was further stated that
in the belief Of those reasonably famil-
lar with Mr.. Plants business connec-
lions and affairs the bankruptcy Of A.
G. Plant & Co., the name under Whfch
Mr.. Plant conducted a brokerage busi-
ness, would have no effect on other
Washington concerns.
Frederick A. fleming, receiver ap-
pointed, by Justice Mccoy to take
charge of the affairs of the brokerage
firm, said today that hasty invest1-
cation of Mr.. Plants New York con-
nections, made yesterday, fa1ied 10
elicit any information of Importance,
and that no sensational features had
been disclosed by the investigation.
Creditors Not Called Together.
"It has been enormously stated" said
Mr.. fleming today, that 1 have called
meeting of Mr.. Plants creditors for
loudU his Is dItoSclHc
l have no authority whatever to call
such a meeting, that authority resting
with the referee in bankruptcy, who
has thirty days in which to call a meet
ing of creditors of u bankrupt concern.
No call has been issued for any meet
ing today, and 1 certainly shall not
issue such a call. as TO do so would be
exceeding my authority"
Funeral services for Mr.. Plant were
held at 3 o'clock this afternoon at the
Plant home, 1884 Calvert street north
west. The services were in charge of
Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, F.. A. A. NJ,
of which Mr.. Plant was member, and
interment was In Rock Creek cemetery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28

as the numbers OF the i2s bonds. issued
under the trust deed OF the chicago a.
Western Indiana Railroad Company dated
December LIST. 1852. to be redeemed, by the
operation OF the sinking Fund on sept, LIST
next. at the office OF Messrs. J. y. Morgan
A Co, New York. at l05 and accrued Inter.
est to that date. Registered bonds should
be accompanied by a power OF attorney
transferring them to bearer.
CHARLES H. RUSSELL. Trustee.
L. SATTERLEE,
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REDEMPTION NOTICE
Chicago& Western Indiana Railroad Co.
GENERAL MORTGAGE BONDS.
Trustees Office, Room 80 18th Floor.
Mills Building.

The Trustees have this day designated.
nv LOT. thu f~nllnMlnr.
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Market for steel,

steel common yesterday got TO the
highest level since the break on the sink
ing or the Arabic. At a IL was also
only y OF ! per cent. under the absolute
top reached about ten days ago. The
trading In the past few days has been
very heavy, rejecting a big change of
ownership. Apparently this represents
a shifting of stock from persons who
bought on the sharp break TO new buy
ers who thought 1t worth while TO stay
out OF the market While the political
crisis existed, even IL they had TO pay
more for their stock for doing so.
n short interest of some dimensions has
also been built up. There are a good
many people who believe that. whatever
the future course of Steel. the recovery
has been too rapid to continue. 4 good
deal Is made OF the fact that Steel has
shown a tendency TO pause around the
- level, although a period Of hesitation
OF this I'll just under an old top Is
usual rather han an exception. There
Is no doubt that profit taking in Steel
from 10 to II has been enormous, but
this only makes the ahsorptive power
OF the market all the more astonishing.
The advancing movement has slowed
down under this selling. but ii has pro-
crossed steadily. Each day Steel has
left of ut a substantial net gain. More
over, he buying movement now under
way is a new one. so that its ccnt!nu.
ance does not seem to be a mere uues-
ton OF impetus gained after a prolonged
But whatever difference OF
opinion In regard to the market position
OF Steel exists now. II would undoubt-
edly disappear Il Steel should go TO rs.
or fairly through the last high mark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
INVESTOR BUYS LOFTS.

J. +. Finneran and =. ]. Ryan have
sold for the Windemere Real Estate
Company. Daniel III. Jackson president,
the Ave story building at SO and II
Greene street. on plot ~37.6xl00. between
Spring and Broome streets. 1t is leased
for a term OF years to the American
Pennant Company. They also sold for
J%ackson's company AS Broome street,
a five story building. on lot 25x50. 1875
feet east of Broadway. leased on a net
rental basis ~ Spalding & Bro. The new
owner of the properties, whose identity is
not revealed. is represented by George
W. Sutton Of New Rochelle. In part
payment the buyer gave IS Hamilton
avenue Rochelle Park. New Rochelle, "A
three story stucco house. with a garage
and about W. acres OF land. valued at
$4,000 "A vacant plot. 5IxlO0, free and
clear. on the south side OF Fffty-fourth
street. 1875 feet east OF Third venue.
Brooklyn. The deal involved about $780,
00O. The Manhattan properties were
recently acquired by the Windemerc
Company through the some brokers In
a trade for the l.andsdowne in West
street. and the present deal
makes the third sale by them within a
few months.
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GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
Public aud ProfessionaIs.

The stock market is Influenced very
largely by the movements In steel com
mon because steel is the public's stock.
steel is in AN extremely interesting posi- =
ton markotwisc. II Is doubtful IL on
any recent occasion professional Wall
street has been more bearish upon
steel so far AS the immediate course
or the market is concerned. IL In
equally doubtful " public buying of
steer mas been on "A more extensive
scale. The public is buying because
this Is IA bull market and because, with
It's genius for the obvious. 1t secs a
disappearance OF the possibility Of
Herman complications, which was the
only cloud on the horizon. The pro-
fessional element IL selling because
technical market conditions are always
an important consideration with them
and because they see what IL described
as good selling" that IL, stock supplied
Dy Dig houses. incidentally good SELL
ing always appears more obvious than
inc operations Of the community at
large. Steel has had a str%aightaway
rise OF 10 points. II is argued. There
fore the technical position demands
"A reaction before tho rise = resumed.
80 FAR In the great rise technica, mar
ket conditions have played an inslgnif-
cant part In influencing the course Of
prices. That Is the public's fault. The
public when 1t comes into the mar
Net does not stand on the order of
It's buying, but takes stock with both
hands.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES,

Herman Rinaldo has leased tive
floors at @3l Grand street - the lhT-
nix and Chatham National Bank Tor a
term OF years.
Daniel Birdsall & 60. have rented the
first loft In g. Green" street to VI. n
n. Stone the third loft In 81 Grand
street TO j. HarowitZ With the Charles
r. Nuyes Company the third loft in
l16 Duane street to the Rea ION Falls
Rubber Company the second loft in
So broadway to +. hlpi. the fourth
loft In SO Franklin street to the Empire
SUIT Case Company the fourth loft In
$50 broadway to the Bphrick Chemical
Company Of California the NTH loft in
81. West Houston street 10 Joseph Bur-
ger tho NTH loft IN $50 Broadway TO
I. Milmau. and the third loft IN SO
Grand street to Mintz n Hollub.
The VI Rosenthal Company has leased
to tho i. & !. Electric Company the
store and basement IN ~ and Is West
Thirty-frst street. TO Morris Nog.l tn"
basement store IN ~ East Twrnty-nrst
street. AMI the parlor floor store TO j..
Welssberg also lofts n l50 to l5t
West Twenty-second street to Brim-
berg & Swedlow and schwartz 4
Frsnkel, and tho first loft I'm 3i3 TO 3I7
West Twenty-siNth street TO the Liberty
lie Works.
!. Il. English has leased to Harry
Adclman tho second lott IN 1873 and
1850 Broadway.
Wright SarclRy has leased the store
at lis Fast Thirty-hrst street to :.
Spasaro.
lIuberth 4 Hubsrth have lease tho
store 1852 Broadway. northwest corner
OF FiftN-elghth street, to the Akron TIRE
Company for a term Of years, and sub
lef tho service station AZ lSTS BROADWAY
to the Lexington Motor Car Company.
RaStine 4 Co. have leased space iu
ia FNfth avenue TO the Weinberg studio
and =. IeWinson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
INVESTORS ENLIVEN
REALTY TRADING
Figure as Buyers in Several
Deals-LOft Buildings Sold
in S150,O0O Trade.
5TH AV. APARTMENT PLAN

II IT were not for investors there would
have been very little trading yesterday
TO report. The business Of the day. little
az 1t was. was made by the nan who
thinks real estate is a good place for
his savings. Several good deals were
reported. One OF these. a trade. involved
property In Manhattan, Brooklyn and
westchester valued at $3.50. 900. The
Brooklyn and westchester property. the
latter a $4,000 estate. was given for
two loft buildings in the old mercantile
section secured by an operator several
weeks ago in part payment for a Forty
sixth street apartment. Rumors OF an
other apartment house in the Park e
u section were heard yesterday. Plans
for the Fifth went and Seventy-second
street apartment house were put on file
and information was obtained Of an
apartment project for East Seventy
fourth street which will be launched
in "A few weeks.
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Tennessee Copper recovered rather
easily from the unpleasant effects OF the
extraordinary gyrations In the stock on
Thursday afternoon and yesterday
morning. The sensational squirt now ap-
pears to have been due to a short in
terest which suddenly stampeded when
1t found that stock was growing acutely
scarce. There was some rather silly
talk of a manipulated rise. but the after
cnocts disproved that. Rumor had il
that interests formerly identified with
the property had known no better than
To fight a rise that they didn't know
the cause OF. II was also reported that
"a settlement of short contracts had been
arranged. The wide opening yester-
day morning tended to c~orroborate these
stories. but there was no other CON
firmation Of them. An interesting fe,,-
ture OF tho incident, especially in con-
nectlon with the severe criticism OF the
stocks movement by President Wedge,
was "A report that the much discussed
contract for acids had not been signed
mp To last night and that the rise was
therefore a trifie premature. Perhaps
President Wedges unwillingness even to
admit that such a contract exists is also
due to the fact that the final arrange
ments have not been made.
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The order clerks and the clerical
forces generally OF tho big commission
houses have work enough nowadays
taking care OF the tremendous outside
business without having TO disentangle
errors. Som" NJ these mistakes are un-
avOidab BILE. Particularly is this the case
when a duplication of names of Gus
toners is In question. with the whole
country Specializing IT is not
for a firm to haNc two or more Gus
toners with the same name, even down
to the initials. When these customers
live out Of town and tho margin call Of
one in California is sent 10 his namesake
In oklahoma there is endless trouble
unravellinC the snarls. But the Gilman
of trouble in this respect was expert
erCed by "A large firm which ~ one time
has no less than fourteen different ac-
counts all In the name OF Cohen. More
over. seven OF them are Isaac Cohens!
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Tive stock Market.

FRIDAY, August %.
of hsrvos were 1905 head. Of
JAZZ. 'Hrs TO be sold. Market steady.
' s'pj steers sold at SI75np per
wv '" usrn t'.ISHs7.50; bulls 81 nss.25;
as. Dressed beef uuiot at
g., per III. from native sides some
The steamer Monsolisn wiz
"a. ''lN. with about 500 cattle, and
y" 'I'' %"s'rlan Is expected to get on
T. ,.'ih between 500 and 1000 cattle.
H.. ~ n calves were s75 head, Of
~ - were for the market. Trade active
,,i 'f.,'s strong to 60o. higher. All
ig 'b' Nedls sold at S9.50atl+ per
ia" AYES S.5oqs7.io; Dressed calves
e. .'' dressed vsals 1Gglg1rc per
country dressed ltU17hc.
h'"'' y.' u sheep and lambs we're $50
b,""', Won. u9'ng IS ears for the market
or,',..' r9'd and PRICES firm sheep
.".., lambs -I.75asyso; cars
,lg '' 30 .rulls tsaN Dressed NUT
ai., o. "l3e.. choice hog dressed 1914
,"'..'r', ~ hogs were 1868 head; re
n,4 r,, Market steady Heavy TO
"'so' ru;ssO. ' "
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Builders are reported TO have bought
as a site for an apartment house the
properties OF Dr. James Bishop and
Miss Anna T.. Donald at 80, 81 and SO
East Fifty-sixth street. three four story
dwellings. covering u plot ~5OxiOo.j. be-
tween Park and Madison avenues. The
sellers have held them at 100000 and
II is understood that close to that fig
ure was paid for them. The sellers pur-
chased the dwellings in 1871 from the
Georgia Development Company and
Sara Estherbrook. II was also ru-
mored that the buyers OF these dwell
ings ave acquired adjoining proper
ties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
BRookLYv w,R ORDER PLANT.

The American Machine and Foundry
Company has bought the entire block
front on Flfty-ffth street, between
First and Second avenues. on which
II Will bulld "A five story concrete
factory. to cost about $4,000. Part
of the property is occupied by DWELL
ings. which will be RACED In a few days
to maxi way for the improvement. 4
large power house will he built on First
avenue. The machine company con-
templates the employment of more than
Loo persons in It's new factory. II
was intimated that the great increase
I'm the orders received by the company
from European countries since tho out
break Of the war has far exceeded the
capacity OF the building now used.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28

WASHlNGToN, Aug - The fuel ,nu,
Cyclops left Newpor' for Nantucket Iighr
the tug Ospeula left Port au P'iuco ~.
st Marc and Cape Iitylieu; the iIrl -NU,
Nero left Guayme- for la Pa. the g.u-
boat Nashville, from rorf de PAX r.,
cape Hayden. the fuel ship Neptune l,r
Lambert Point for Hampton Roads. ,h,
btttleship hedrsNrge, from New Nutk ,.,
for Boston, the cruiser Chester. t.oul
Beirut for Gambia Island, ~" fup. sal,
Jupiter, from Vera Cruz for Ndrrtn Es',
the cruisers san Francisco, baltimore .r
Dubuque, from Newport for sea 'lr
ship Cesar. from Gibraltar for ntup.pr
Roads: the yacht Elfriih arrived - N,,
Bern. \ O. the desfroycrs RdiunraIga
Dale, Barry and ChauuCry al Iu'u, T.
the fuel ship Hector at Balboa, thc guu.
boat Nashville at apo" htsllru. .hr -,
shin Mars a. san Frtr,is.u. tho 'us
Wahurt, a. Norfolk yard the ,ruu4uI
ton ship Lebanon At Norfn'h yard ia.
destroyer poWncs a. 'dmd"u tho mon.
tor Touuphh ana suhmdr.u' ~ 81 Sew
Inndout the blttleshlp koutut KY ~ poli
land, Nc, the fusl ship orion ~ Tomp
kinsvillo, the cruiser Cincinnati a. ChefJu
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PARK AVENUE, $50 s'M; Cor
ROOMS & BATH. SiIO0-SIs5O.
fireproof. All night elevator.
OPOsA


SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board OF wafer supply, al 10. Offices.
tNenty-second floor. Municipal Building,
Park Row. Centre and Chambers streets.
New York City. until ~ A. NJ, on Tuesday.
August 81. 1915. for Contract l5t. for fur
nishlng and erecting WAFER pip" equipment
fo- operating valves IN the shafts ut the
city tunnel Of the Catskil aquodIct, In New
York City. Tn" equipment consists OF Iron.
copper and brass pipe. pumps. valves and
nttings.
At inc above place and time tn. BIDS will
h. publicly opened and read. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders. and
contract drawing H~- - obtained - The
above address, a. .s o'nrc OF The Secrs-
tary. by deposlting the sun OF ton dullars
500 in cash or IT'S equivalent FOR each
pamphlet. For further particulars apply TO
the o'hce Of tho Principal Assistant Enxi-
neer al the above address
CHARLES STR tiSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
john + CALVIN,
Commissioner OF the Board Of water
Supply.
RALPH T STANTON. Assistant Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
FLAT PLANNING IN B'kLYN.

Plans were filed yesterday with the
Bureau OF Buildings OF Brooklyn for
four big apartment houses and a block
of two family dwelling
Frank Wilson is to build a four story
tw,i ty-four family apartment house at
1910 Park place, at a cost Of $4,000.
Two Hundred and Fifty Pacific Street.
Inc. is to build two TO : story brick
apartment houses at a cost Of 100000, at
l0i TO ITO 'albone street. west of Bed
ford avenue The West Howard Cor
poration Is to build a O story brick
apartment. house At 257 Bristol street.
100 .eet south Of y. '<e avenue. at "A
cost OF s25. 600. and the Marco Building
Corporation Will construct a b ock Of
Ave three story brick two family dwell
ings at the southeast corner Of coney
Island avenue and Lewis place, to cost
S2g OOO
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APARTMENT FOR 74TH STREET.

John II. Taylor, who last year pur-
chased the three stables at al to 105
East Seve: + fourth street from various
owners through William A. White &
Sons, Is having plans prepared by
George and Edward Blum. architects,
for the REINFORCEMENT OF the site with
a min story apartn. 1T house. The prop
erty measures 75x102 and Ia 25 feet
east of Park avenue. The new structure
will have W epartments on a floor, one
OF twelve and n Of six rooms. The
basement will be given up to private
laundry and storage rooms. Extra SER
waits rooms will be supplied in the
large penthouse on the roof II Is in
tended to have the building ready for
occupai.sy FIR the October renting sea-
So. Of 1916. The operation will be car
ried on by the Taylor Construction Com
pan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
SHORTS IN COTTON
HASTEN TO COVER
ro,r If Bullish Condition Re.
mort Induces Liberal
Buying.
HEDGE SALES on BULGE

sbcr,s r cotton made a scramble TO
ucr Yesterday, and around the high
..i tl.y discovered that they were
Ling considerable cotton sold by ship
hedges against forward con-
,-,r. This is the first evidence OF
u.,e from tho new crop in any VOL
eliza, lts beer witnessed this sea-
son
The Sos on opened with quite a rush
.,d inside Of the first quarter OF an hour
.-,,s showed an overnight gain Of Is
o,,,s This vas increased 10 about
D, +, .; points before the end OF the
..o,d hour. shorts covered. notably
d.. .o.cllci German contingent and the
waldorf element. These nave been
.oiitel with being very bearish for ul-
,m,,e results. They were quick to
..,,guige the change in sentiment, and
,. risb d, cover was a strong influence
Ia lifting prices.
rhsr. Is a feeling that the Govern
,.p report to he published next Mon
5,v vill be- very bullish. II Is expected
- infect heavy storm damage in Texas,
,.g ,nc general belief Is hat there will
showing Of 81 to IS from the crop
r,.ortine board Of the bureau of crop
~..rt'cs The only tvo private reports
nod Yesterday showed declines OF {
"a ) points respectively. The last bu-
,,u placed the condition at 75.3, and a
ie,'1e Of ; points would call for 67.3.
p,part~ from Texas state that the
ron ; turning black as Il result of the
.., ont storm. This is a most unusual
hyrlopncut and II probably would re-
mre some botanical explanation which
he seuders Of these complaints would
grd d ffculty I'm furnishing. 1t Is the
,,rerience Of the trade that August
nirs always result In a large crop n
q is possible that new growth In the
rryt two weeks may change the colors
% the picture.
The New York Cotton Exchange
paced the INTO sight for the week at
1884 bales, against 1853 last year.
Total for the season. $500 bales,
s~ginst $4,000 last year.
Texas rainfall for August Is expected
10 make "a new record. The normal for
''c month is al inches. Thus far 50
nrhes have fallen. with five moro days
10 some. Last August Texas received an
average OF Gas inches, which was a
rAurd un to that time. These rains
resulted 10 an enormous addition to the
rup, and II is not impossible that the
,ne DEVELOPMENT may occur this year.
Futures closed Stpndy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
THE SUGAR MARKET.

The RAW sugar market WAS quiet
but steady during tho carly ia t t the
doN. spot prices were unchanged at
40 cents for cuba, and l5> cents for
I'urtu r. us. duty IHId Sellers wors
asking 80, lul there was ma Cvldcncs
of demand.
In lu" refined market now business.
continued ight, hut tl,rrc was d fair
demand for Withdrawal against ola
contracts. TN" l~'sieral SUGAR lcnu-
ing Company NJ, on a firm 1,Go cent
sell NJ basis, but the Nruurhlc refinery
continued To- do business at 5.lo. vi
u'n'r~ were ask M 80 ,cuts
Th" sugar futures market at tho
coffee Exchange was quiet, hlIt prices
were lirm IN sympathy with spot.
Prices were.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

Boston, Aug. 27.-There was pro
nounced strength and activity in the
mining shares. The improved metal po-
sition was reflected in the share.
throughout tho list. Among the more
active features were American Zine,
Arizona Commercial. Butte and Supc-
Tor, Copper Range. Lake Copper. North
Butte and Utah Copper. Advances re-
corded were fractional to more than 4
points the latter figure being in Cat
umet and Hecla- Activity with a gain
or 2 points In Swift was a feature OF
the industrials. Railroads dull and
steady. The summary:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28

PUBLICATION by the Fulton Trust
Company OF New York OF the moneys re-
naming unclaimed, In accordance with
Sections 1874 and 2ls OF Chapter 1853 Of the
Banking Laws of 1914.
Estate OF Peter Daulton. W. II. Brady,
Executor, New York. y. Y,....... siS?.Gs
state o. New York. County. OF New York, IS.
HENRY W. RElGHLEY, I'd Presi-
dent. and CHARLES NJ. VAN kLEECk,
Secretary Of the Fulton Trust Company OF
New York. being duly sworn. each for HIM
self. says that the foregoing report il true
and accurate In all respects to the best OF
his knowledge and belief.
tSigned) HENRY ". REIGHLEY,
ID Nice-pEe@t.
CHARLES VI. VAN KIEECN.
Secretary.
Severally subscribed and sworn 10 hv
both deponents the eth day OF August.
1915, before me-.
tsignedD JOSEPH MAS.
Notary Public King County No. l27.
Register No. 6l2l.
Certificate filed y. Y. Co. No. IT,.
Register No. e303.
Certificate fled Bronx Co. No. "a.
Register No. $50.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


tNtth name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of second part)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28

Exports Yesterday. 1928 bales. To-
.hu- far this season. 1888 bales,
,.H.-, 9923 bales last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-28
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered al Albany yesterday:
Aiay Realty Corporation, Manhattan.
ca pital, s., 900; directors. Abraham Karmel.
Joseph kurzman and George Kurzman,
New York CITY,
NJ. and s. Corporation, Manhattan cap-
ItaL. 50, 900; directors. MOllie Mindich, BEN
jamIn Mindich and Jacob Schwartz, New
York city.
l3O-i3i West s. venteenth Street Com
pany, Manhattan; capital, 2 1000; directors,
John NJ. Bell. Janet Bernhart. New York
Guy. Louis Il, Bogert, The Bronx.
u. A. T.. Realty Corporation, Tho Bronx,
capital. $1,000 directors. Michele Roiog.
nese, Giovanni Nista and Dominica Trotta.
New York city,
Mound Holding Company, Brooklyn; cap.
ital, $1,000; directors. Raphael Epstein,
jeanette Lipschits and Samuel LipscbitH,
Brooklyn,