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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

in 6ankruptcy has bon nrI p%r5inst
the Flu Ter, Burr Manufacturing Com
sf ISE Ea m'4 Thiry sSro% pf p ptrp9rr. pSN' incs!cs
conn, s.. 900 o. L. Whl,. estate "l Va.
S S,,t%n I.' 'Go0 ;l.SSS6s NT'"g' a'IrSss "d' ,b@"ii
the company admitted In writing inc
ability to pay its dept- Judge Housh
appointed william T. Ie"n'ri, I'.'.,'.
Raj, with a bond Of $4,000. authorized
him to continue bushes for .thtr',
are $4,000 ana assets 500 600 Tn
company was Incorporated In 1908. Win
a capital stock ot $4,000
MORES GOLDBERG-Shne dealer at IT,
Avenue II and 2l' RIying'on street, has
made an assignm.nt, J." VIII 7.
$50 Med against him by these or,Ii-
tors; Metropolita4 shoe C@mrm{ s-5o'
HYMAN EZEKoWlTZ.A, petition in
bankruptcy has been A'ea AGAINST ~
man EzekoMith, dealer in mems fur
Isaac saperstein, $3.50, and Nathan
Discharge From Bankruptcy.
LEAvlTr Il GRANT-Judge Hough has
granted q motion for ne discharEr
s uoT Sr@SFap'C Of 6%5' B 3TaIi' s .afn.i
whom petitions We're h,ed on October
20, 1872. The liabilities OF the firm
were 3lSl,sl6, and assets S72,79t
AdJudicatcd Bankrupt.
INTEROCEAN TRANSPORTATION COW
PANN-Juige Hough has Adludiruici
bankrupt the lnterocenn Transportation
Company OF America Inc, OF ~ Whit.
hall street, against which "A petition was
filed on September -, and has %rrf,ru'i
the case to Peter H. olncy, referee
IN bankruptcy,
ApoLPH StESSKIND-J Judge Hough has
abducted n bankrupt Adolph SIrs~-
kind. proprietor NJ Terrace Gtrdcn. At
Fifty eighth stree near Third avenue
against whom two petitions were hItd
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svRRoGATES' NOTICES.

SHARP. WILLIAM In pursuance of an
order of Honorable John i. COhdlan. =
surrogate OF the County of New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given to al persons
having claims against William sharp. late
of the County Of Sew York. deceased, to
present the sam" win vouchers thereof to
tue subscriber. az his place Of trtnsactlng
business at the office OF his attorneys.
Lord. Day & Lord. No. ~ Wall street, In
the Ctty Of NeW York. on or before the lst
dag ~ December next Dated, New York,
the gith day % May. 1918. WILLIAM g.
ORTGIES. administrator g. t a. LORD,
DAY S1ORp, Attorneys for administrator
:. t a.. - wal street. Borough of Man
haitian. City OF New York.
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LIS I'E>Df>S.
Manhattan.

CHERRY ST. 4O2 TO 4O6-Union Trust c.
of y Y agt George T. Euiycd =; a.
foreclosure Of mtg, attys. Miller, King.
Lane q Tranori
SITH ST. 2gS W-Hohrcw orphan ASYLUM
Of the city Of y Y HEt Martina u Hul
ct al foreclosure OF mtg, dttys, Hpddly,
LauterbaCh \ johnson.
LUDLOW ST, lt-Broadway Savings In
stitution OF the CITY of y y agt MARY
kst2 - a. foreclosure Of mtg, atty,
Il Kelly.
llsTH ST. 40 W-Eas; River Savings In
stitution agt Kassel Simon 't al fore
closure q mtg. atty, v + HibbarI.
PRINCE ST. = " :, 90 n " sullivan -,
2ON77-Joscphine r. Ticheuor agt Henry
Herman ct al foreclosure OF mtg
ATTY, + VI TIchcnor.
Bronx.
FOREST Az. W :, ASH = ltIth -. gTSl00
Louise Auerbach agt Barbara Merle
ct al foreclosure OF Mtg, ATTY, : ]
Loeb.
18TH ST. 45i E-Herman Frohman agt
Arthur l. Swans;rom ct e. ,paTtitiont
atiys. Lind y rfcinor.
STEBBlNS Az, = g :. g. n o. l67th 81.
l9N6l Charles cakes, truS, agt Gsorga
Ringler a 90 ct al foreclosure OF mtg
ATTY, q b De LuCa.
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TO SELL sCARsDALE LAND.

Fish g. Marvin have been appointed
agents for the entire holdings OF
the Scarsdale Company at and near
Scarsdale. ~. Y. The properties are
known as Edgemont estate and Overhill
They comprise nearly $50 acres,
but there is no point that Is not within
easy walking distance OF the Scarsdale
There are already over 100 resi-
dences on the properties, Fish & Marvin
have opened a branch office at Station
Park, S~carsdale. y. Y.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
MI I"incrs Lower Price of Re-
fined TO J.D5 Cents.

T. r,r sugar markr, was steady yes
with spot prices unchanged at
Is ,"f'- for Cubas and 375 cents for
Pr N I.n1s Cubas were offering at 4ol
-- and Porto Riros were said TO be
.'. HUIr ~ $50 cents.
...ll sugar retinors who quoted re-
'... sugar. at . cents at the close Of last
"..E covered their Hat prices yesterday
m 60. cents Al Interests are now quot
s ."'- price. The Federal Sugar Rein
"- Company, however. was accepting
hN....-s H' go cents.
In. sugar futures market at the Coffee
t'.. .rE. was moderately active, with
Nf d. nrn. Total sales were $500 tons.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

39TH ST. 53s w-Danl } MendelsOhn to
David 5 Myers, 81 + s3d 81; sttys,
Myers 4 s, 2s9 Bway.
3irH ST. $ =. 325 e Tth av. 25xgs.9-Do-
nestle & Foreign Missionary Society OF
the + l. Church In L ; A to Lawyers
Mtg Co, SO Liberty t..........sl lS.OOO
ilST ST. to5 W-Llwyers .TItle = Trust
Az atty. l. T Go, $50 Bwag. .st.joo
18TH ST. 3oN Lucia B Frank 81 al,
exrs, to David Frank. 4is W .ith st,
attys, kurzmAn, r & q. 90 Broad st. 81
20 Az, l7ii-Same to Lucia Is Frank.
1923 Park av. atty, same. ...........S 81
lO2D ST, lij W-Same TO same: atty,
MANHATTAN Az, 5O3-Same to same
Ii5TH ST ass w-same 10 clara Berg
ts W gain 81, atty, same ..,.......3
Bronx.
FIELD. CORTIANDT DE 4, eN, TO Title
HS ~ * t,gst 10 - p.. 'SsSSV
COLUMBIA TRUST 90 to Anthony ii.
HEAsLlr. GEORGE b. cA,r. to sarah
s. Y TITLE ms CO to MARY \
SAME 70 Joseph Reuk ........... $4,000
LAWYERS MTG co to Gus Fuld and
dNo ssssss'r s''fssHs Ffssfss rs'f. s-F'VVV
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B'kLYN MAN BUYS n. ). HOME.

+. L. Brown OF Brooklyn has bought
from the Nesbit estate the brick and
frame residence on the west side of
Orange road, near Llewellyn road, in
Montclair. II has n frontage of 112
feet on Orange road and extends back
500 feet. The residence contains twelve
rooms, four baths and billiard room.
There is a garage in the rear. The
property was held at $40. 600. F. VI.
Crawley & Bros. of Montclair were the
brokers.
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18TH, So W. Rooms & Bath
Also ROOMS & BATHS
Charminsly furnished sunny electricity phone

sept g. %instslis 9 p c. attys. HIRE,
L. mahN t''.:', - ~
sg j-Rudolph Pfster to Nslhalls Corpn,
500 Wins av. pr mtg s., 500, Aug 81,
due as per bond atty, . T. Davis. 32Os
gu hN - 49,. s,.s ..s .... .s... .... . o .s-ls
PL, 5?3. " :. lGlNlOO-Anthony
McOwen to John L Hartz. $40 Timpson
pi, sept 20. due as per bond; atty. T q
4 I Co, lIS Bway.. " 81 600
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syOssET II SOLD.

Pease h Gilman have sold for Joseph
III. Warren the Columbia farm at Syos-
set. l.. !. The property consists OF 1874
acres, with n large house and extensive
stables. 1t adjoins the estate of Otto
III. Kahn and Nelson Lloyd.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az. $50. cor 65th st. 25 G. store
-Fredk T barry 10 $ Lowenthal K Son,
ll-l2 yrs a n mo from Oct Is. 1915;
atty. J + Oyerend, 2G Court 81, Brook
lyn 400
TAD ST. $50 53s T.. Rll-SSO East ed ST Go
to Elias Gottfried, Sjl Fast 18th st. 90
yrs from Oct |, 1913, atty, lsidnre Ehr-
man, ~ Park Row. . , int, taxes 4 81. 800
MURRAY ST, 80, Rector, &c. Of
French Church du - Esprit to Grimm
Mfg co, II Murray st, q sic yrs from
sept |, 1915: attys, Lindsay, X & y,
81 william st.........,,.,..,.s 5000
SD Az, lal str and h-Hy e Meyne to
Krentz Bros. as5 81 av, 2 yrs from Sept
Is; attys. Miehling q X, 25s Bway, $500
CLINTON ST. so-s2. Attorney 81. 81 TO
lO3, all-Martin J Grossman and ano.
trus. to Blindermann 4 Cohen Amuse-
ment Co. Inc. so clinton st. 5 yrs from
Sept Is, 8 W renewal; atty Philip
cohsa. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $4,000
ST AIMS Av, lty, stors-Adolph Bloch
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


lWith name and addres, If lenders al.
torney.J
18TH ST s :, l5oow fm.ter9ap az sex
abraham Ruth ats Richard Kelly,
AtfBSuRRGS&S' AZ. u, 'ir7s,h s. N' iSSS
60. Inc. to AdoIph wursburger' 81?
s>th st, and Myer Hecht. NV s7th
- a't's' thurman a + - BTCsd
ATptBoS Az, ~, I;s,h .l, iSex
Mclaughlin 4 s. IL winiam' st, .si5.$oG
SPRING ST, :76. : : known as lot ~,
isiff-Njoseph c FORBES ct al to James
4 rrowbridge, trus atty, l. T Il 7 60,
s3D 81" IL T.. $ 5. ?75 e 5th a v.iSVS,S
1905, June 20, isiSgFredefick { Cal,
len 10 Celia Goldsmith and ano, trus;
attys, Fciner & Mass, 100 Broad:
sAME PROPERTY Sep, 90, Is6i"HSHc'
rietta Dinkelspiei TO Title e a 7. 60,
wESr E$6 AZ. " 5, 7iio 5 from ~
ssth st, 1880, April Is, lssS.,John and
Eli1Sgs'h pHHn to H EI,msrs Loan 8 +
,rus, attys simpson, Thatcher a Bar;
BEEGGiiNs at poin, in 81 Of ridge AZ nov nov
Loring pD. map Of tract OF land and
Harlem River watcrfronts, .tth ward,
owned by Gustavus a SacChi and Il B
Burling, where : b land OF VIM Hsrri-
: |, runs $ along e / 5Ox " lt9lOx 5
6Sx " l50x n 56.7x e es7 TO beg. Nov
I, lSgs-Hy f u ana Sarah Y Jackson
20 Theodore, Elizabeth and Hanna
PIieninger, attys, Springstead & Gordon,
2lST ST. li5 L. mtg on lease. sc, Apr 20,
lpi-Mary 4 Phillips TO Christopher
Daft. RoCkaway Park. Borough Of
queens, ATTY. r ID Tansley. ~ W Ath
itsTH At. 5 5, IS E Rradhurs, ay, 25xS5.
sept II, lSas-Christian and Sarah
Petersen to star Cooperative Bldg n
Joan Assn. New York cii~y.....,s2,5 500
BELMONT Az, = :, 100 n 1891 st Goo
lumbine) ST. 50xlO0, Nov s.. ls0f-Moses
Hess 70 Metropolitan Life Ins co. attys.
Woodford. Is & II. / Madison Rv. $4,000
STTH ST. n :, SO e LIST aN, 96NlOO. S, Aug
%. l9iI-Joseph Schwar2 TO Jacob NJ
LIVINGSTON: atty. Meyer d sIegel 81
It'll ST. 62i. $ 5. 2i9x92. May ), i9ii-
Abr Landherg to the Educational
Alliance. 1877 East Bway; attys. Craw-
ford 4 Tucker, 25 Nassau st...,,.sl2,O 900
LOT 2i0, map 1928, Van Cortlandt estate.
2ith ward. July 81. l9l2-Theophile
Councilman to Augustus Van Cortlandt.
sharon. Conn, and ano. trustees; atty,
l. T Co, $50 Bway...,,...... $500
bTH ST. bt+, = =. 1875 " Az H., lsxg6. Feb
~. l9l2-Sadie II Jacobs to Marcus
Loew, ?is West End av; atty. G l. Hor-
man, 81 Nassau t.,.,,...,,.,,,,Sll, 900
Az Il. IS, W 5. 6ti = 9Th st, l5llN7S.9,
Jan IS, lqls-Jacob Fish TO Marcus
Loew. 2S West End av; atty, l. 7 4
T Co, $50 Way...,... ..tl2 000
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Nunhutfun

lO0TH IT, as " -Ftreproot Products co.
L., ACT Etrom |imba'i'i ct AL sept =.
33D 81. % Waterproof Products co. Inc
as rhills Co ct al, sept - lYlj..sgj.13
CONVENT NN, i7O-Ddyc Lager AIT Fran
els $ Male 81 al Sept -, 1911. thy
RITVgIIHSGGTON 81 ,s;-rncoi,rs Nh
agt Charles ftlkenberG ~ a., Aug 80.
1915 Cby bond ..... ..-....,...,.. s3ll
Bronx.
ROO Az, l52l-StmutI HprWify art
Mary Levy ct At, June 20. I9lE.... $3.50
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ADAMS. ALHERr An rursnanc. O,

ADAMS, ALBERT Am pursuance of
an order Of Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. q Surrogate Of the county OF New
York, Sutlue is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Albert A..
Adams, late OF tho County Of New York,
deceased, 20 present tn" same, with vouch-
srs th'''''. 60 the subscriber 1T place OF
tr4u,t.FuE business. 80. ~ CEDAR Street,
In thc City ~ New York. on or before the
l>th dtN OF December u"Nt. Dated New
York. tho IAN duy Of june. 1915. LULU
= ADAMS, EVrrutriN, GEORGE C LAY.
Attorney tor ENecutriN. 40 Cedar Street.
NsN Ntrk tlfK
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and ano TO Benz Rosenberg. lss - AIMS
sv, 3 yrs & / NTH from Jan /. 1915,
atty, Benz Rosenberg, l6y - AIMS
av......,,......,..sl644 n sl,70i
CLAREMONT PARKWAY, l-9-Faun
Rlty Corpn and aup to Jos HproNitz. $50
Claremont PARKWAY. 5 ygs from Sep;
!, 1915; atty. Wm Koerner. ."I
BWay ......... ....... .ti.SvO
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BUYS HONE. IN YONKERs.

Thomas s. Burke has sold to John
]. Mcclure for Katie Doodle the house
on plot 5Ox100 at 81 Sherman venue
Yonkers.
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BUYS GREAT Week HOME.

Leon A. Brick has sold to Harry A.
Cochrane OF Manhattan Al English
stucco residence on a large plot on Meth
erwood road. Grace Court. Great Neck.
for slO,0 900. Mr.. Cochrane will occupy
the house.
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road. Is reported to have been sold TO
the Long Island Railroad Company for
$4,000 to provide space for the reloca-
ton of the station and freight depot.
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RENTING HOMES IN COUNTRY

Moore q Wyckon have rented for Mrs.
+ W. Elliott her residence at % Upper
Mountain avenue. Montclair. to r. A.
Beall OF this city.
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BUYERS FOR MANY
GRADES OF REALTY
Builders Give Market Princi-
pal Interest by Purchases
for Improvement.
EAST 18TH. ST. OPERATION

There was a good tone to yesterdays
real estate market, though the volume OF
business reported by brokers was limited.
The principal sales OF the day In both
Manhattan and The Bronx were con-
Quoted by builders as buyers, n several
notable operations will result. On Eigh-
ty-ffth street, near Park avenue, a 55
foot plot was sold. presumably to a
buyer who will erect two dwellings. II
Is credibly reported, however, that the
buyers real intention is TO erect a fine
apartment house. This Is In a section
largely occupied by high class, expensive
residences. Other purchases in Manhat-
tan were largely Of a speculative nature
and included nearly all classes of prop
erty. In The Bronx builders made
several plot purchases for Improvement
with flats. The American Real Estate
Company was the seller In n instance,
the property sole being a part OF a
large building In the West Farms sec
ton Just south of Bronx Park.
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Attractive bargains In modern ono fam
ily houses and choice building lots at pr-
,ate SAFE. a large number from which 70
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK, TO quickly close the buA-
tess Of two corporations, offers these prop
,riies at about 500 of former prices
They are located at G~rsntwood. Pallsade,
aors.mere and Leonia. New Jersey -
,osite Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes OF Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties win
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal te~ms Title Guarantee POLICY
free.
For further details ana terms. address
Bent n Halrhf Snecial Deputy Supt. OF
Ranks care Of Banking Department. 81
D~07dvqv Vow York Ci'v
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l.. n. Il. BUYs At GREAT NECK

The Kemp property, extending from
the Plaza 10 Seventh street. Great Neck,
L. l., adjoining tho Long Island Rail-
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE
~ MnNMDIFTH tnINTY

IN ~ 'C'N
Near Red Bank, y. J., only : miles from
. Union stations OF the l"una a Jersey
Central railroads. 80 miles from New
York. Good roads everywhere. a won
uerful view over karitau and Lower Bays.
the Narrows, etc. The mansion, which cost
SIS. 900 90. is 60NtO feet; porches on .
sides. with story kitchen; farmhouse and
numerous outhuildings The grounds OF )
'egt. Immense ornamental trees, shrub
berry, etc. lGi acres OF high quality, IN
Guiding . acres asparagus, % acres apples,
other fruits. also fine timher-meadows and
| running streams. Plenty OF mari and
| profitable gravel bed. \ magnificent, self
sustaining country estate. line stock or
dairy farm. Possession at once. Miss
MARY c.. HENDRlCkSON, owner. Red
Bank. y. J.
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BronN

BATHGATE Az, lC.o-t 6-2-Gersmauu &
lo2ner. Inc. agt WIttcrhorg, Cthan y
Iittman, owners, CldssherE MdUu(a,
turing Go, In, contractors. fi4u
BATHGATE Az, lG-o-lG---HAy Walker
Brick Co, Inc, agt Nattenherg, Cahan Il
Pit'mau, owners. Glus,bere Mtuuftr-
turing Co, ln,. contractors. ..2G 80
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$50 PARK AVENUE $; e W Cor
ROOMS 4 BATH. 81 .35O-sl, $50.
fireproof: all night elevator.
BRONN.

FOX ST. T5O-762-754-76G-7sS. Ave blocks
east OF Prospect Ave. station; four. ave
rooms. bath. steam, hOt water. SIS % so
Apply JANlrORS or telephone Orchard
53is.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS.
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
Jew ,oRk REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
IOR SALE OR RENT.

GENTLEMAN HOME at Fordhsm
Heights, convenient to subway and ele-
Nai"I r. r., containing ~ rooms, ? baths,
large plot, beautiful private residential
section, for sale or rent, furnished or I'M
furnished For further particulars apply
Jerome Ayes
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

18th ST 81 W-iIourv II Mc'se 4 son.
Inc, agt - VI He,k~,her, owner, &c.
W lithgow y Son, contractor. 1913 'rN
18th ST. 81 E-Frei"ri.k II Meier az,
Estate OF John y BloomIngddic, Owner,
David simon, contractor. .-........SIgN
GID Sr, l3l E-Florence T. ferguson trt
Henry X Stern, owner. Zimmerman n
Gotthelf, contractors
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RECEIVER IN CHARGE
OF M. X. & 7. SYSTEM
Heavy Losses in Floods Play
Large Part in Troubles
Of Railroad.
BOND DEBT $40, 600, 900

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Rail-
Nay was added TO the big list OF rail-
roads in receivership yesterday when
c T. Schaff. president, was appointed
receiver In the United States District
rpuit at 81. Louis. The system operates
more than 3,S65 miles of road from st.
Louis and Kansas City to Galveston.
This r,ccivership brings the total mile
age ~ railroads In reCeivership in the
t. ted states close to T5, 200. The COM
p1nU has more thar SO. 200. 1000 stock
Outstanding and "a bonded Indebtedness
Of $40 600, Gao.
TIE road had been on the verge OF
r,.,INcrship for months. The crisis in
rs Affairs was looked for on May 1
las. when 1t failed to pay the $4,000
uuu y notes due. II had no money.
NntcHu.dcrs were asked to extend for
% year. About 90 per cent. agreed 20
d. 50. the bulk " the notes being held
j. 'orge blocks and several of these
blocks being held by banks. Several of
the uotcholders who did not agree
hrrIght suit and got attachments
against tho company's property.
Hard hit by Floods.
The company was hit hard by the
great floods OF 1918 and 1914 and by
the recent Galveston floods. The losses
tins incurred In property and in earn
ings, coupled with the poor general
business, We're too heavy for II to stand.
Il was under the burden Of short term
note financing. which WAS exceptionally
expensive, and had the great misfortune
OF being forced to meet a $40, 900 900
rot" obligation in the midst OF its opera
ton troubles. II was apparent more
'N'n a year e that the compan would
have to he r~eorEanizcd.
When, however. the directors in May
de- Jared the note extension plan opera
tyr because of the good response to the
request for extension II was thought
thI' the road could be reorganized with
out p ownership. About two weeks ago
y WAS announced that new bankers had
's'o'd TO take up the work OF re-
nrLInl2ation and n plan was being
drawn up. The stocks and bonds Of
'"" u"mpany Immediately declined. Re-
rc.Nershlp was then forecast. though
u vas still hoped that the mpan
could 10 pulled through without IL.
THE company was a Hawley road, as
II was one Of the railroad properties
that the late Edwin Hawley bought into
and operated. Three representatives of
th' Hawley group of lines now on the
hoard are W $. Crandell, one Of the
Iawlty executors Henry +. Hunting
ton and +. II. Davis, who was partner
Of Hawley. Frank Trumbull, chairman
NJ the board Of the Chesapeake and
ONO another former Hawley road, is
chairman of the board Of the Missouri,
Kansas and TeNasa.
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( e Rooms AMI bath; all I'm ON N10
il. provemeuis. 227O Washington M(-A(6
Ave. near 1891 st. Bronx. w. Wv
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Fast Of Fin av. between Fourteenth
and ll0th stsl
32D ST, II 5. Ia . "a av. S0xoS. 9--ChurCh
Of the Sacred Heart Of Jesus and Mary
for Italians TO Emigrant Ind Saw Bank.
o. Chambers 81, Sept ~, 9 IS, 2 y c;
atty, T q Co. l76 ,..,....., si5, 600
I'D Az, 907l, " >, 7i.ll = 10Th st, 25XTj,
pr mtg sle, SO0-Nito Cardelia TO Max
Marx. 4ls Convent av or leS Bway, Sept
u, 3 yrs. ) L ......... . . !. . . VI ,OOO
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MORTGAGES.
,WIth name and address Of lender and
leaders Attorney

downtown.
South OF Fourteenth ST.
Az H.. : " cor 9Th -, runs 5 90 * W look
n O.gN " 43,l0N n 96N e IA, lO-Natoma
Amusement 60 to Empire Trust co,
'rus. l.O Bway, Aug e., pr mtg So. 900,
3 S.ic yrs, & y G.. atty. Elek j Ludvigh
81 Nassau st........ .....,.. $4,000
GTH ST. ga, : .. 24gAy6. 2-Lcna Gers
ten TO Mary q Richardson, - W 7ith st,
sept -. 3 yrs, : p .; atty. VIM c orr,
81 chambers 1 5000
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Just completed. Parauet floors. Two
families on floor. Broadway Sub
way. Isist st. to University Ave.
Trolley. y Cents.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second partD
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These apartments have II improve
ments and excellent service. Apart
mens suitable for Doctor In each.
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One OF tho finest locations on
Washington Heights. An up to date
apartment house with excellent SER
vice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-28
IVES, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and Moth $50

west OF Fifth az. between Fourteenth
and moth $50
7TH Az, n " cor s9d St. 22x5o-Feiix J
Donnelly to Titlc Guar & Trust Go, l76
Bway. Sept q, due as per bond .SlA, 900
lOiTH ST, al W, II =. 1876 W West End
av, l7xlOO ll-Edw A Arnold to Dennis
+ insolvency. l0l W 37th 81. Sent %.
due, &c. AS per bond; atty. Il q Co. l7d
BWay, ,...''' tlb'OOO
Uptown.
CManhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
l2iST ST Is W. = =. 40 e Lenox av. COX
100. G-Mary Gambler to Title q & T co.
l76 Bway, Sept -, due, sc, as per
bond ,,,,,.., ,,'',.,,,, $1,000
LEMON Az, @ >, at centre line blk bet
l2sth and l29th SITS, runs g I5x = 75x
" 75x n rs TO beg-Ge Schaefcr to
Emigrant Ind Savings Bank, 81 Cham
hers st, Sept II, . yrs, 5 p G; atty, 4
q co, l76 Bway., ,,.,...,.,.. $50, 600
Bronx.
Borough Of The BronNl
FAILE ST, 636. . =, 20 lOxlOO-Leo A
Mise to Edwin 4 Fueredi, 1915 simpson
II. pr mtg 81, 500, sept 90. ~installs Il p c;
atty, Il r Bergman. ltsth 81 \ %
BEsTMSHsNT Nv, es 100 n iiissd 81, 5oxiC5~D
Giacinta vasapollo TO has T. Gleason.
s5S w bsth st, a auo @textrsl. Sept ~.
due Jan /, 1918, 5ts p c; attys, william,
sSr 4 p sSs A,sssnd.r .v'.;s",ss,Ioo
Calm. sSao Grand Nv. pr mtg ss.Soo,
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Nor elevator. large rooms. plenty Of
closets and all improvements.
Ready for occupancy subject to
lease.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1915-01-06
JOINS RANKS HAPPY HUSKERS
Prefers Grangering to Politics and
Official Life

1t was arranged that Fred S. Rogers
should be under. sheriff for his father,
but on the last day he changed his
mind and bought half-interest with
John E. Stoll in the old Nichols stock
farm of half section in Liberty town
Fred has already taken management,
has 80 head of stock on the place and
many more will be added Since his
gradua ton from high school Fred has
been rustling like an old timer, and has
made good. That he may continue will
be the wish of all acquaintance
Very recently John Stoll negotiated
sale of the 276 acre farm located near
Ontario, at a consideration of S22, 600,
selling the same to Claud Walters of
Viola, the property belonging to Geo.
w Schroeder anH John Stoli. II is the
Waite place, owned and managed for q
couple of years by I. e. Knudson and
Ed Wig.
These are a good starter for Stoll in
his 1915 campaign of real estate bar.
gaining. If you have anything you
want to sell, exchange or turn in any
shape give Stoll a chance at it. He
moves things with a will.