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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
MRS BARLOW RECORDS AN SO.
Take. Medal In Qualifying Round
Of silver FOils Tourney.

PrNrHrEsT. y. c.. March l5.-Mrs.
Roland ~. BARLOW OF the Merton Cricket
ciih. Philadelphia. was the medalist In
lays qualification round of the an
rlsl silver Foils Club championship.
- recorded SO. three strokes In the
lsd ~ Ms Louise r.. Elkins OF OAK
-l1, and Mrs. W. J. Faith OF Wykagyl.
--o made % each. Mrs. J. Raymond
t-cp OF Oakmont made IS. Mrs. II. r.
sork:on Of pla!nfeld 96. Miss Sarah
Evans II Svsmpscott as. Mrs. Herbert
Z IIl,on 81 Worcester 80 and Mrs f.
? Behrend ~ Erie 100.
Gratifying for match play the Tin
T.'s''es began their 81 hole to-day and
o. PLAY one round each on courses one,
10 and t1~e- N the order given. The
card today was - for Parker w.
wAi;eaIore % Brooklinc. Robert Hunter
-4de 81 ard G. l.. Becker and A l.
ar we're the only others hat did 81
o. better
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
BIG NEWARK THEATRE SOLD.

Edward and Max Spieeel, Mitchell II.
Mark and Henry Waterson, members or
the Strand Theatre Corporation. have
purchased tho Newark Theatre in New
ark from the u g. Miner estate. After
the lease expires the theatre will he
rebuilt and named the Newark Palace.
patterned after the Strand Theatre. with
a seating capacity OF 2,l60. Thomas
W. Lamb and William r. Lehman are
dra wing the plaas. Title to the prop
erty will be taken In the name Of tina
Market and Beaver Realty Company.
The price paid In said to be approx
mateiy $500 900, In THE SIN of Janu-
airy 27 the sale OF this property was
reported. but at the time Marcus Loew
was mentioned as the buyer. Louis
Kamm was the broke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
FINANCIAL NOTES.


Il Aldr-d, former presid-nt az IN.
CoI-'.la'rd Gas, Electric IlFht and
Power ouH ~ IN, .rcnnNlvani1 W.,er STi
l''N"'. Wi ho elected 70 dire, or ~ M
VnIIcJ Et.vaye ana Electric rouptnv.
Vhteh c%"ut"o's AN OF the elective rll N.r
.lu. ui li,l.wn'" Algrcd 4 ga r~o,eut'v
.uuiIri "A -Eh-t,n'iul iurpgt.i IN th.
lock o' the lni'.i Railway and E'e.'rlr
Cnnptu' IT,, arm g. tn n,oaY agent
fgg the 6nusoIilI'rl Gas Electric Light
0rl loNcs ana the PENNSYLVANIA Water
and Power.
NJ tho annual meeting Of N. L. [ du
N0ut D. N'Wpurs Pow i"r COMPANY the
following additional. directors were elected
\ Fr.IN ga poui. John A. Nt-kob. II y.
THROWN r. VI. carpenter William Coyu-,
II 49, Haskell and !. J. lAnr}.
plrlrh a Go announce thclr removal
IN lLigr. oln'r- Ht aa Btwti str".t
r. mick. Hodges y 60 ari E,tihrook
& GO ol Sew York amt smith. Moore a
-. u St l.ouis have %puroho,od sl.Gis,O 0o
~ the s.. $50 400 new .oan city ~ ~. Louis
gold iias. due In l97i.
The v du Pont de Nemours Powder
Company has granted an Increase az 20
per cent, TO every employee on the pay,
roll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
coLvMBIANs REMAIN INDOORS.
Oakley Expects to Take Baseball
squad 10 south Field To-day.

. Coach Andy Coakley failed TO take
stvanta Of the hne weather yester-
DAY, bit said ne would transfer his CO.
gnba baseball squad from the batting
axe p the gymnasium TO South Field
as after bon lie will also make a
second cut IN the squad. which now
'lmoers forty-three.
j vas learned that Laird. the former
F"'ge'0u outhelder. may he declared
'sl'-'h'e 20 represent Columbia this
YEAR II he Is no permitted TO play
.o.umh1 viii lose "A sterling outfelder.
''hoIrn the squad worked Indoors yes
.'.ay Bohpy Watt. the regular second
'a''WiH. and COMEDIAN. the Pirate
'i.-"r w'' Il taK!rg a course al CO.
.'nti. worked out for A short spell on
south Field.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
Big PARK AVENUE
APARTMENT SOLD
William Zeigler Takes as In
vcstment 12 Story House
at 72d Street.
NEW CONCERN ON 9TH AVE.

Edgar A. Levy completed a large
building operation yesterday and Will
lam Ziegler became the owner of a fine
Investment property when Levy sold to
Ziegler the new twelve story apartment
house at the southeast corner Of Park
avenue and Seventy-second street on the
former site OF tho Freundsnhaft Club.
Reports yesterday were to the effect
that Ziesler had paid $500. 900 for the
property. part OF the price being made
up by other properties, but those who
know Park avenue alu believe the
price was several hundred thousands
less.
The apartment HOUSE n ons Of the
largest IN the Park avenue section. one
fiat In IL having been rented containing
"a whole floor of thirty-four rooms and
eight baths. II Is built on a plot 100 .
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on the
street. 1t was planned by Rouse q
Goldstone, who estimated the cost OF
construction at $4,000 The Metro
politan Life Insurance Company made
a building and PERMANENT loan on the
property OF 5000, 900. Since the struc-
ture was completed last fall all OF its
apartments have been rented.
Mr.. Ziegler gave In part payment the
two six story store and loft buildings at
2 and 4 WEST Thirty-seventh street. oc-
cupying a plot 43x9s.9. 14l.6 feet west
of Fifth avenue. which he recently took
over as plaintin In foreclosure proceed
ings on a bid of sct5. 000.
In December last Mr.. Levys company
sold to julien T. Davies the twelve stor v
apartment at the southeast corner of
Lexington avenue and Seventy second
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw and Rehn~d Pfrm-Futures
slightly Easter.

Raw sugar was 'rm yesterday With
sales % 10000 bags OF promp: Cuh1s
20 the Federal Sugar Refining Company
at iS9 cents, duty paid
The refined market was Arm ~ 40
cents, The Warner and Federal COM
pan!cs continued 10 quote s cents. The
country has made heavy purchases
at 5;5 cents, having taken enough 20
fully cover requirements for tho next
sixty days.
The sugar futures market AZ the COZ.
q Exchange wAs slightly easter under
selling prompted Oy expectations of
large weekly Cuban rrc.Ipt.. Price.
were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANsEERS


with name and address OF bender and
attorney. II attorneys name Ia omitted
address party Of second part)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
IL PESDFSa.
Manhattan.

SAP ST, lN E~-Sophie Klein " Chas !
smith tfor"clOsure OF mortgage a'tSa,
kaufupn & Gl-n-t.
sOTn ST, 1876 W-Fann'e l. Harrison vs
NodIntA society OF tho C'ty OF y V ~
al Ooroclosurc Of mortEagcli atty, $
Hanfnrd
WATER ST, 337 10 a&N, and south IT, t7V
aud lTa-Henry Hollerith Construction
20 W. Fannie T. u story ct al for'c'n
sure Of mortgage; atty, " LooWtnfhnl
l2gD 81, 2h7 W--EnAuurl Blum Us Elise
Brandt ct al foreclosure Of mortgage.
attys. W : & A = Ktfzonrteiu.
WOOSTER ST. " =, 100 u Rrooms It.
60NG5y irr"g-Seamen Rank for say
iugs In the cav ~ \ We Jacob Cor
day ct al foreclosure of m0rtE1rNi.
attys. Cadwaludcr W.ckorsham & TAFT
Rrony.
LNrOSTAINB Az. =. % n Onk Irn" ~.
2Ss95-SInoda Realty Go agt oirori
Building Co 81 al faction 20 demand
Judgment on dsed)i attys, Hir'cmsn 4
Vaughan,
BOSTON nd, 1901 Joseph Hug'.r sgi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
TR IN BROOKLYN.

James b. Fearon has sold the eight
family Hat on the southeast corner of
Fifty-ninth street and Fourth avenue
for the John T.. Sullivan Company to
a client for investment; also a plot.
ls0xl00, on Fortieth street, between
Second and Third venues for the same
company. TO NJ F.. Hamsley. who will
erect a one story concrete iron foundry
to cover the entire plot.
Albert Corey has sold 4sl Stratford
road. "A two story dwelling. 20 Johanna
Gray also - Winthrop street. for
John w. Egan 10 Lillian c. Barley {:
also 70 John w Frnn. the block front
on Avenue X. between East Twenty
fourth street and Bedford avenue, and
tho plot ~37.sxl0O, on East Twenty-fourth
street. between Avenues X and L. for
w d. X. Wright TO a builder for i'm
movement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
NEW HOSPITAL FUND GROWS.
Prominent business Men Interested
--Subscrtbe.

several large subscriptions have been
made for the proposed Broad Street
Hospital. Three men nave already sent
in $1,000 each AS founders and nine
others have promised To send Ike
amount ~ the At ~ twenty-five found
,r- * competed
Auour those WHO have subscribed as
founders og 'ortrh H'ri 'p tho hospital
fuii are Walter scott. N''r-Ir,a .rrt of
Butlrr Bros, Dominica 4 DoU,ulok aui
pr William Herman p%!efenoarh. IA
ward A Scott. go broadway. B"hrcr &
Co, 81 Boekman street Joseph Kl.,a.
! Maiden Lane Isaac buchanan. 10.
Liberty street. ard James Brown. 90
Broadway
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
BUSINESS Pr opERry RENTED.

NJ. q I. Hess have leased space at 40
TO 81 East Twenty-fhrst street to Free
mar X Co. offices at t72 Fifth avenue
10 benjamin Andrews. at 80 and 30 East
Twentieth street to William X Mintz,
at ITO Fifth avenue TO Seidel 4 Schei-
willer and at 329 Ind 33i Fourth avenue
10 the Schuman Textile Company.
Hubert Peel a sons have rented 10
anne Butler the store al b5l Ninth ave-
nue.. near Fortieth street. for Ave years.
william A. White 4 Sons have leased
for their own occupancy the twelfth
floor Of the Continental Building at ~
Cedar street Tho firm n moving from
62 Cedar street to make way for the
federal Reserve Bank.
Leroy Coventry Il Co. have leased the
second floor in the building at the south.
east corner of ~Sixty-third street and
broadway to the Roscome Company,
dealers in automobiles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
LEASES o'DAY PLACE At DEAL.

kildysart, the country estate OF the
late Daniel O'Day at Deal Beach. y j..
has been leased by David Stewart to
william +. Arnold. president OF the Pic
,orial Review Company. I, Is said TO
have cost the former Standard OH mar
in the neighborhood of $500. 600. II has
q Target frontage on Deal Lake and COM
prices about forty acres. fifteen or
which are laid out In a polo field.
There IL a house OF Atty rooms. together
with stable. garage and lighthouses. A
feature OF the place Is the sunken Italian
garden.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
THE F F MARKET.
Futures Close I 20 q Points Lower
Sales. $3.50 Bass.

The coffee futures marked clne -
barely steady. With prices l TO 8 points
lowe on sales OF $3.50 bags Prices
showed r. firm tendency Ia the early
trading. but selling % the July position
developed. which has "A depressing innu-
cu,. ON other months The ate OF Rio
exchange on London was lowered to
I3i.d Conditions in the spot market
w-'- unchanged. with RIO - quoted at
-, I-7s cents and Santos ~ ars R10
cents
brazilian markets were steady. RIO
No : was Is refs higher at 4s30o. San
tos 80. 4 was unchanged az $500 Rio
and Santos receipts t~otnlled "a, 900 has "a
sac Pdulo had 10000 and Jund!ahy
g 600 Prices were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16


MCPAkILASD, ANNJb.-iu pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable jobs f. CO.
HALAN, a surrogate Of the County u
Nv YORK. NOTICE 10 hereby given TO AL
persons having claims against Annie NJ.
ltr'iand, formerly Aanie M~cDonough, ltte
OF the County OF Now York. dec.a.sd, 10
present the same with vouchers thereof TO
me subscriber, At place OF lrdnraCtips
business at the once OF Peter j Mcoold-
rick, ~ Court 81. Borough OF Brooklyn.
in the CTS OF New York. on or before the
-jth day Of september next Dated, New
York. the nth dr. Of March, 1915
ELIZABETH ! McpONOCGH, AImiuls-
tFatriS. PETER J. McGOLDRICE. Atty.
for Administrative ~ Court ST, FrookIyn.
". y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
OTIS ELEVATOR GAINS LESS.
Company Reports Balance for
Common of kaS0,A2n.

For the year ended December 81. 1914,
the Otis Elevator Company reports a
balance available for common div dcrds
after payment OF prcferred OF tiNf 49r.
against s;67 39j the year before. THIS
was equal to : . per cent earned IN the
tG.976, 600 Common stock h"fore chtrr
ing on current depreciation, -, come
pared with - 0S per cent. earned on
the same stock in 1919
Net earnings amounted 10 $50 90.
against S1,l57,395 In 1919 The surplus
for tho year after the payment OF com
mon dividends. pension fund Items, So,
WAS s22,G60. as compared with $50 asI
in 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16

oNbo", " rch lj.-Capt. tho Hon.
W Z Wyndham OF tho Seventeenth
|asl'rs, member OF the Jockey Club
an owner % the famous horse the
Nh'e knleht, twice winner OF the Ascot
200 cup. winner also Of the Goodwood
slp and Coronation cup, who wac killed
u action near Ypres last November,
.rN on estate worth Si,626,705. His
Ne"1rsrkot trainer. II. Sadler, received
q h'4u"si y f2j0 O0. while John Pew
ty' head man AT his stables at Dur
''E'o7. roar Salisbury. received Sl2 500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
EAST SIDE GARAGE LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have leased for John
]. Ascher the six story garage at 81 and
SO East Seventy-sixth street. be- Neen
Park and Lexington avenues. Tho
lessee is Mrs. william II. Roome OF Chi
ago, who will operate II IA a general
garage. The lease Is for n long term OF
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
LARGE sCARsDALE SALE

The Robert Z Farley organization
has sold TO Or. Ralnh r. Ryan four
plots. each 75xl5o. on the west side Of
Walworth avenue. Greenacres. The site
~ one of these plots - NJ present &C.
cup!ed by tho Hitchcock Memorial
Church. This probably will remain
standing another year. after which a
permanent structure will be erected.
Plans already have been submitted to
the new purchaser by Eugene J. Lang.
the New York architect, for a hand
some residence to be built on one OF the
four plots The house will cost SIC. 900.
DR.. Ryan already Is a resident and
property owner OF the Scarsdaie Estates,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16

AIKEN. : c. March l5.--Archibald
HARRISON the Palmetto cup at h
uisen Cur club to-day and second prize
ren, 10 Oliver Perrin. There were ten
tents. others taking part in the shoot
ye-e J. Fritz Byers. r. ". Byers, r.
. Smith, :. w. G. Trexler, Roy A.
3airey. Fred G. Havermier. william
iyne Thompson and George Thomp-
on The annual championship match
VII take place on Saturday. but will
. preceded by shoo-s every day this
Tesk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
NEW SHOE HOUSE ON 9Th AVE.
4. r.. Little II Lessee Of Building
Neat to Arnold Constable.

A. Il. Little. a o manufacture Of
Lynn, Mass. Is the lessee OF the two
story building to be erected on Fifth
avenue between the new store OF Arnold,
Constable 4 Co. at F'ortleth street and
the Union League Club at Thlrty-ninth
street. The structure will be OF n plot
with a 20 foot frontage on Fifth avenue,
on the southerly end of the former site
of Frederick W. Vanderbib's homo. all
of which was leased last year to the dry
goods house. The low building "a In
tended TO furnish light and air space
for h southerly side OF tho Arnold
Constable building. Mr.. Little will use
the structure for n retail salesroom for
his shoes. The building has been rented
for a long term OF years at a rental said
TO approximate $40. 900 q year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
BUYS 2 MT. VERNON HOUSES.

Mrs. Estells q Wlston has bought
the block front OF eight two family
houses at 1876 to 149 West Fourth
street. Mount Vernon, held at 100000,
from Mrs, g. l.. Littlejohn, who took
a Montclalr. ". j., residence in part
payment. w. II. Parsons was the bro
ker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16

HAAS, -THEKEsE- pursuance OF 40
order of Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow er.
a surrogate of the County OF Sew York
NOTICE IL hereby given 10 a persons
having claims against Ther-se Htis. iIts
OF the County Of New York. deceased. %
present The same with Vouchers thereof %
the sgbscrtber. at her place OF trtusa,'H.
business, at the Office OF her ATTORNEYS.
sullivan & Cromwell, No - Wa. .'ro't
ga The CITY Of New York on Or he'1rc ne
goth dav VI June next Dated. New V.-k
the i4th day uf December. 1914 EDNA
HAAS Aiminist-t'rix SUtlINN N 4
CROMWELL. ATTORNEYS 'or Aiu.rt-'atfrN
~ Va street borough % Nt2rs''Sn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
LARGER SPACE FOR TRUST co.

Carrying out It's intention Of a few
years ago, when II purchased tho small
building AZ the southeast corner OF Fifth
avenue and Forty-arst street. the Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company IL hav
ing plans prepared by Ciinson & Russell
for extending It's banking room IT a.
Fifth avenue, mex TO the corner, into
the store floor and first fioor or m"
corner building. Al the same tint
alterations viii be- made TO n outside
81 the building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
FIRST GOLF TILT ON
AT LAKEWOOD
vetropolitan Tourney Season
r.hered In by Event That
Begins on April %.
rorIX LESLEY CUP DATES

4. usual the Country Club of Lake
GILL open the competitive golfing
.oo in the metropolitan district. The
=, s,ring tourna ment on the course
' w., ,he Jersey pines will be played
Tbursd,y, Friday and Saturday.
,,,a %. % and -.
A = dates we're allotted to Lakewood
.-J,v hy T.. Mortimer Barnes. secre-
-. - the Metropolitan Golf AssOcla-
M I, was his first official act upon
,.,urr from Nassau. wher he spent
-, vacation. While at Nassau Mr..
MAYED only two rounds Of golf.
va found that he preferred swimming
y .ss task OF trying to keep golf balls
-, ~oyerrunning the dlminutive sand
=. an The nine hole course on the
- Mr. Rarnes was ~agreeably sur
"a ~ and upon his return that he
me OF The few golfers whose ratings
- baeu hcttercd on the new Z. =.
81 bandicap list. On the 1914 list
GA. on the FIVE mark and he Ii
81 At o on the list made public on
s,dsy. -
-.,s mas no, been announced yet. but
- ar. sure to be the usual number.
"a ,f,er Lakewood begins the season
!. ,,r,, 80 there will he an almost I'M
-Ssn series OF busy week ends for the
,iters until July. when the summer
,up beg ms
=, ,s probable that October 1 and 2
rr No selected as tho dates for the an
,,o, Lesley cup matches. which are to
I. MAYED this year at the Merton
c-css, Club near Philadelphia Tho
IA. have not vet been announced by
y, Pennsylvania Golf Association. with
v,rh the decision rests. but c. v.
sr,,ou has suggested the dates mem
r5r4d and II no unexpected opposition
arskyrs they will be- chosen.
-,lss Of baseball players who have
s.ore ardent golfers have been In
r~--asnsly frequent during the last year
:. ,yo, and now a new proof OF the
u-s Of the royal and ancient game has
med up in one OF the Southern train
.f camps. Connie Mack. manager OF
- Athletics. forgot all about baseball
- other afternoon and made haste to
t,ss rulf Inks at Jacksonville. Fla. not
!, play but to join the gallery that
-rrped around behind Walter Hagin.
II, national open champion. Several
0, Nack's players also joined the gall
sv and followed the play OF the noted
refer with the keenest interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF 'endc

WIN name anu acres OF ena"r'
,,- on
Feb l. ~lsi:-Frank ana Anna = pa
caro- 20 Pau. Baunslrteu, ettS. 7 o.
-. bMey. .. ..- 600
.SsTH ST. u ? 10 . Neftha aN, -iAloI.
Jan 81. lsI;-Heien Oswald ~ par.r.
toAen 80 = ''th -, aifS, : O. 60
~ Bwey ....... 600
ithN A. =. 30 : lsftn Il aoN'1
MAJ > 1900 Asn"s 'lark. 20 Emma :
stevens, AXIS, Reeves q TODD, 't.
~" ~ ...... 5000
II o$s : - - - VAR n 49,
= \ " - to hes. Mar l.. l,y,- slr,r
Sn"deker - Jult simpson atty \ u
ni,'tgr' w Montague - bk.En s. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
STATEN ISLAND ORPHANAGE.

The Rev. +. T.. THY. financial sec.
Rotary OF the bethlehem Orphans Home
at College Point, which IL operated by
the Lutheran churches. announced yes
terday that the %orphanage will shortly
be moved from It's present location 10
Staten Island. a tract OF twenty one
acres not far rom Fort Wadsworth has
been purchased FOR II The new build
ings will cost about 800, 000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
TENANTS ron Cr1y HOUSES.

The Clark Estates have rented the
dwelling at SO West Seventy fourth
street to George ". Hin for "A term of
years.
Porter & 90. have leased for Fannie
" Porter 10 Roy T.. F1emming the three
story dwelling at 81 West l2tth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
Bronx.
1han or IS Y. me- TinAnr II. lON.Snl00.

l63n CT. tTs Y, n = TlNaDr 81 l0NNNlOl
all-Ai''sor co. irc. 20 Nikrn k'y 80
yrs and 10 mths from Nov l.l"li
atty. I " Bloch. l25 HwRv. ..... fl2 700
PROSPECT Az g ls"'h -. cor store
Cath VI S,hwiehert ami ano, 'rus, 20
AIR Allison. liG2 CLAY aN, and Nup
8 WIS from Nov J. 1915, atty, :. \ Dru'-
ls>I.n -, ~ l.. east s,orc. Sc--ryum-
Ulty co to Abr Kos'in. AL T. i2S'h -'
= yrs from May !, 1915. atty. loui. Sus-.
man - PARK Row ia '7so and seq
Leasiug eud Rity Corpn. Inc. Ntt "a
uv. 2 yrs from AUG l, l9it; atty, y
Brener. 3slT I'd av,....... ..,...S t,bta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16

The German Savings Bank made one
bid at auction OF $147,500 and became
the owner yesterday OF the Montana, "A
six story apartment house at the south
west corner of Mount Morris Park West
and l24th street. TIL sale was made
by Henry Brady In foreclosure proceed
ings brought by the bank against the
New York Real Estate Security Com
many and Others 10 recover claims ar
eregating Si%s,l77.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE o SALE
WATERFRONT

WILL LEASE S room bungalow. all i'm.
provcfnents; Natcrfront; good boating,
bathing and fishing on South Shore of
Island 40 minutes from New York
$500 for the season; a. the end OF season
IN case party wishes to purchase. $3.50 OF
tho $500 viii be allowed as first payment
on bungalow balance on easy monthly
payments. <. e. box 1874 sun ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-16
NORTGAOFs
1U'sth name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
DowntoWu.

Cw'sth name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney.)
Downtown.
(sou.h OF Fourteenth ST.
RIDGE ST. " s.. lPrii . Riv,ngton Ct
2~5x15-LaEarus Levy TO tn. Public Bank
SO Delaney ~. Mch ~. pr mtg go, 900,
due Jan ~. 1916, . y o; attys, strooch
& 3. 80 Broad st. $1,000
(Fas, Of Firth sv. between Fourteenth and
nom ztsl
.,th street and Broadway Corpn 10 co
Umhiu Trust 60. 100 Bwuy. Mob L.,
.allS Z g 60. go hN.ay ,il. 900
Marie Z smith to SIDNEY Maddox, Palm
beach. Fla Mob H. du" as per bond
,oIn t& +. "a; ~ h%G gy,on az ZOO
= \ Holding co to Union Trust Co OF
y Y. so Bway Mch Is, 2 yrs, sp.C;
7z9Tlniy ' ST T O Co. i!?sSS M"s "a ay. 7..'SS..es%oo
Ardsley Garaes. company; Inc. 20 Union
s.yIt + p Q atty Frederic de p Eosi.,
Thc t:rs" M Rigal'y co to Jtnnia s;.in,
pr MFG $40 900, demand. : p c, March
IL. atty. Edw Hermann. 26i Broad
way ''lb''ho
West Side.
(west OF Fifth Nv, between Fourteenth
and 10Th sta
10TH Az. al6. n W ., sxI0o-Edw J
McNally to Title q & 7 60, i78 Bway.
duo az per bond, March 10 ..,...fl2 600
?9TH 81. II =, l2j " l0'h NV, 2Sxss -
Mlchanl r"on"y TO nudson Trust Co.
AN iiWhy. pr mtge $500, March II,
due Dec ~, 1913. . p G; sttys, Holm,
" & :, IS Nassau. $500
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
UNIoNpoRT RID, i7il, We, ?5.iSllas-
Hosea lppolito to Eva Booth. 3F W
lioh u, March IS. due as per bond
atty, 4 q a y co. i7G Bway...,SL00
10TH ST. G37 e, n = ~2tNiOo-Lena Flanrl
10 Carrie Lazar 72t heck 81 and eno, pa
mtgc $4,000. harch l., , yrs, . u 4,
ntty, q ~ r 60, i7G Bway......sl 80
BRIGGS ~. > AZ div line. lots .2-23.
map John Cromwell. 80 2NlObll-
Chas holman to MITCHELL Mcpcrmott
my Co. Inc, 1922 u l1,th 81, pr mtse
1913. 900. March H., ; yrr u g., att,
7 q & T co, i76 Bway.....,..i $4,000
NORRIS PARK Az, 80 . I6sio9.,
81 Nicholas az, March -. due as per
bond atty. TG&TCo, i7G Bway $500
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHfA, March 1.-THE 80
cur.ties market was quiet, with prices
generally about unchanged. Electric
Storage Battery was up a half point.
United Gas Improvement and West
moreland Coal were firm The un
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BRoKEns IN RECENT DEAL.

Herman Arms Company were III
brokers in the sale recorded yesterday
OF 81 East Forty-eixth street, FOL
Amelia Freeman 20 Philip Mcclure
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WASHINGTON. March ii-Th" Do. "a.
of tho supreme Court fot Tue.it $50
2o', .OA. eos, -O6. :os, gi3, eat 10,
and gel.