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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
RUSSIA GETS CREDIT
OF $25,OOO,OOO HERE
Syndicate to Accept Drafts and
VIII Sell Them in Open
Market.
GOOD AT RESERVE BANK

j. p. Morgan Co, tho National City
Bank and a syndicate composed OF other
important New York banks have made
IA banking agreement with the Russian
Government to extend TO that country
credit on short term drafts to the extent
Of S2j,00O,0O0. The arrangement, accord
ing to j. T.. Morgan & Co, is purely u
banking one, and in no sense constitutes
"A war loan to the belligerents. Under
tho agreement Russia will sell in this
country short term drafts which will bo
Endorsed by the various banking instltu-
lions in the syndicate and then sold IN
tho open market The proceeds will he
used by Russia to purchase in this coun-
try the commodities she may need.
These drafts will be acceptable for dis
count at tho Federal reserve banks, this
having been ascertained by tho syndi-
cate members before tho completion Of
the deal Certain clauses OF the Federal
reserve act specify that acceptances
drawn against goods destined for eN-
port may be dealt in by member banks
and arc available for redscount at tho
Federal reserve banks These accent.
ances VIII constitute the first important
ones TO be dealt in by tho banks since
the passing OF the reserve act.
Tho banks have agreed to purchase
I tho drafts on the basis OF per cent inter
est with y OF 1 per cent. additional for
acceptance The drafts are for ninety days
with the privilege OF renewal at the date
ot maturity, the renewed acceptance rate
10 be increased by ~ of ] per cent. Thus
II the drafts are outstanding for year
the Russian Government will be paying
per cent for its accommodate ton.
Among the other banks which are
members of the group are the Guaranty
Trust Company. the First National Bank
the Chase National Bank and tho Me-
chancs and Metals National Bank.
II is reported that a large amount OF
I the funds secured by Russia will he
spent with American concerns for mo-
/ tor trucks and explosives. Foodstuffs
also will be brought here Since the be
/ ginning OF the war Russia has been n
, heavy purchaser In our markets. Her
purchases are said to have exceeded $780,
100000 since August /.
Whether this extension of credits will
mean a shipment OF gold from Russia IA
Il matter OF conjecture. Should the war
be over within year Russia would be
able to pay through the regular eY-
change mediums in London. Should tho
war continue for several yeaS, how
ever. II is believed that Russia would he
| forced to adopt some other means 10
meet her trade Indebtedness
Since the outbreak of the war New
York has become more and more tho
borrowing centre for foreign nations
and municipalities Loans To date, in
Guiding yesterdays transaction aggre-
gate s100.290, 900. Other loans are as fol-
lows Argentina, sl5.000.000: Panama
$4,000. 900; Norway. s3.000.000; Sweden.
$1,000. 900; France. s22. 600, 600; Sw!tzer-
land. 100000; Montreal, Canada, So
1000: Canadian Pacific Railroad sle,-
$4,000: Province OF British Columbia.
Canada. ss,70O.000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
PLAN FOR AsTOR HOUSE SITE.
Tentative Drawing. of Eight story
Structure for Cleared section.

Many plans for the Improvement OF the
Oh Aston House property. facing 81.
Pauls Church. have been received by Vim
cent Astor now that the lease on the pi op-
'rty taken by tho, city to facilitate the
building OF the Vesey street subway loop
SIS shout ended. One OF these IL to be
accrYted or the estate itself Will improve
no property. with this IN view Charles
\ Platt has drawn tentative plans for
ar ght story building TO be erected for
" special tenant
lust What is 10 be the nature OF the
Improvement will be decided In few
"oeks, as It is known that Mr. AstOr and
A3 advisers are for speedy improve
mont Of the property as soon as the city
.,nure has expired.
Tho Improvement may also cover tho
''rlA end of the old Aston House. which
'Aucd 10y william Waldorf Astur OF
t.lud, This part OF the building "a
landing, hut except for the stores is
lnIrss \ member Of the John Jacob
'-.1r office said some timc'ago that what
'''' Improvement would be lecdvd upon
would cover the entire block,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
rotown Dwellings SOld-Bronx
Builder Buys store Site
NiN Inch Strip Sold.
SCUEPP GOES TO BROOKLYN

Tr.d.r n .r3. rsat" yesterday in
yo,y.i .ttI. property of Interest Per
b,is tue most Interesting deal IN Man
,,ttlp bad TO do with q six Inch strip
n, We. Tw.ut, eighth street which for
anne uu.,uI.Hh', reason has been on
the CITY mns for % long time as a sepa-
r,,s r-o.,.t. lu IN. Bronx u builder
.yrrb.,.,l site g., future store
miro, sr.u. EgooN,u reports that
srbepp, .oaoauW factory now located
~ Hudson md Iuanr streets Manhut-
Ian vIH 30. removed tp the borough
,,rpss tr, bridge. Il tito loo lower Brook
lyn hl,. been purchased for ii. VIM
'en, Aston is considering several i'm
,,ro, em,l.- for Tine cleared portion OF tho
oiJ Aston House. among which Is com
,,,r,tt,,.. .pN OH, building H. this
,,ri,tg-u cum Joe leased 30 win bc oroctoG
,yber Oh, city Surr,rdors the site after
The subway und,r Broadway and Nesey
src,e - Completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
scpEPp MOVES TO BRookL,N.

The Realty Associates have sold l9l
90 aOj Washington street. corner OF Con-
,ord street, one story brick building
nd three frame dwellings covering plot
l3SxlOO. TO l.. Schepp. Manhattan
cocoanut dealer. who will improve the
Mot with a factory building.
Tho McIncrney- Klinck Realty Company
ha, sold the business building on the west
side Of Fifth avenue 25.2 feet north OF
rorty- seventh street, on lot 2ONlOC The
property was held NJ $4,000.
Calm & Pittman have sold 10 q. Ram
polio the three one family stucco dwell
irgs nj 1851 to S635 Sixteenth avenue
each on lot 19N10S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders
tOruey.l

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
A Nav is S sGF iI stl.h f Ksd 70
i,9ui,e A Moody atty a Il carrinston,
AvENGE b. 255.ssi. =, $50 in 81,
D'Anico 20 Bella Durschang, an r l7th
s7TH 81. as 3. 10 Contra G Park Vest West,
2'xloO;3 May rs. loia-carh Farrell to
5,dwaad e'r IS ~ T. 70 wan wsI s st. 1900 MOO
PARK Az, IA " cor 18th st- S3xl00, June -,
lss5-cGrnela 5 Butler to. chas > Butler;
attys, EvGrts. choata u, o. Wall
io6TH ST. sis L. =. io4i " LIST av '' 95GS
MADISON Av. 1855, -, ,ioO,ii 4 ioith y.
David Freed, admr: atty Arnin IL Mittle,
MRbSInsgoN' TsdI lisa g. . icoi iSi SC,so
2JxioO. Jan }. lso1-sime to same; atty:
PARK Av. cor iisth st. as.iixSoe. ' &pT #
Bailey. White Plains, y Y; atty GEO 4
NoseHi STg bWay 1900
Dam I'd. 2JoxsSo, Dec is. IyO7-Raysay 4
Katharine Il Peugnet ct al to Jos u
MehsiSr' trustee at'ys' seybel a tTencin;
iSTTH 81 : 100 " sth aSy. ssHss. N2y /,
Fawcett, So poininicE st. 80. $1,000
18TH ST So 2So y Sth ay, bCxs2, April Is,
the Greenwich saw Bank: atty, Geo G De
l2sD ST, 2is.s SSth av. 'i6.sxio SSIiHiD
pok9Msky; atty. i sohavr!en. a. Court
81. Brooklyn. 49, .. $500
'SO June &c. i5oi%:mahaS S'n IpEowitz to
Mm Amend attys Amend n 4, lis
LEONARD 81. 10, s. rss.io hudson 'n'y Il,
t Io SEX NOV Nov iSliERsob5to Jessie +
@ CO. ITS Bway .....,...........S6.O 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
READY FOR RESERVE REPORT.
Special Com mittee Ends Conferences
in This City.

The special committee OF the governors
of the Federal reserve banks, who have
been In conference for three days, com
pleted their work yesterday on the re-
port they will make regarding free COL
lection OF checks and the settlement be-
tween the reserve banks The members
declined to make public the result of their
conferences prior to their report 10 the
twelve governors who are to meet at
Washington on January 90
The important matter Of new regula-
lions governing the rediscountlng OF COM
merclal paper designed to facilitate |
greater volume of rediscounting by re-
ducng the amount of technical certlhca-
ton and documentary work now required
of member banks when their paper Is pre-
scented for rediscount was also before the
committee. The committee also discussed
methods for lntradirect clearances and
collections.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
SITE roR BRONX STORES.

JEROME AVENCE.--Mrs. Mae 4.
Powers has sold through T.. Osborne
Smith tho plot OF 100 feet on the east
SIDE Of Jerome avenue. 1870 feet south
OF lIJth street In the spring the new
owner will improve the property with
stores There is to bo a station on
Jerome avenue AT 10th street
Acknowledgement H.
smith has sold for Charles HALEY to
a corporation 2O7O Honeywell avenue.
q TWO and a half story dwelling. on plot
Bsy9S. between 18th and lSoth streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

George w. Mercer & Son have leased
the dwelling at 40 West Twerty-seoond
street. to Mrs Margaretta Schultz, for
a term of years.
A. Kane Il Co. have rented the three
story dwelling at 93s West 1elst street
to Catherine Gallo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
BUYERS AND LEssEEs.

eol L. Pakas is the purchaser OF the
Gennerich place at Spuyten Duyvil, the
sale Of which was reported last week. Tho
property consists OF about twenty seven
lots and contains a large frame house and
stable It was held AT 100000. Mr. Pakas
plans to extensively alter the house.
Cowperthwaits Furniture Company
is the lessee of five floors in the build-
ing at 7S2 TO 7s6 Sixth avenue, near
Forthwith street. This company is now
m East Twenty third street and will es-
tablish a branch in the Sixth Avenue
building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
rrrnMN DWELLING TRADE.

Enn.s a Snnott have sold 400 West
10th street. three story dwelling. on
,ot l6.6xNlIi. The buyer gavo In part
payment geo West i2Sd street. n thre.
story dwelling. on lot l310x100ll.
James h. Barry & CO. were tho brokers
IA tina deal,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
RE>ELLs SIX INCH STRIP.

Tire Duross Company has sold for
Aaron Brown a strip of land six inches
vide Il Il located on the north side
OF Twcnty-egH,h street $685. feet east
~ Ninth avenue and is i inches wide
hv aSa feet long. II IL better known as
b,nr between the houses 1856 and 337
West Tweuty-e!ghth street. The plot
.,as never been improved. An adjoining
owner g., the buyer. Brown bought the
strip In Sept mber, 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
wEsTCHEsTER TRADING.

John r.. Powers has added TO his hold
tnss on Greenacres avenue, Greenacres, a
plot 3JXlS7 adjoining his home on the
south II was formerly a part OF the
property of Mrs, Belle NJ. Knight OF
Prospect Park, White Plains.
Paul McJunkeu has bought. the large
residence ~ GTeenacres. Scdrsdale Estates,
which he has had under lease and four
plo'S adjacent TO his lawn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
NEW NORK COTNTY.


Supreme Court--Appellate Division-Be-
bowling and Ho.chkiss -, sour, opens s a. At
as, Sss, al. l6S, iss, 40, al.
supreme court-Appslists Tsrm@Rscsss.
Before Lehman. J. Motion calend4r called
al Pa agt'G IrMBefore Con, J. Court opens at
part ui,-specinl Term--Btfore Green
baum J. Motions. Demurrer-No. Sos.
sis5' General calendar-Nos 2t7g, ssti,
32O5 33ss 3tis, $500. ISIS. $isG, s52l' SSS2'
s:o9 9l5! ss.s s5:9. sii:' ssi!3 gaze S 3ss.'
3lg3 3llS, 3s2O. Ohse unfinished.
Part IV.-Before Giegerich, ]. caee un-
Part V.-Bcfore Blanchard, }. Case IN
Par" PaTt vI.-Before HendrieE, J. Case I'M
"n PaTl vu.-Bo,oro cohsian. J. Case I'M
Fan. yIMIget,o1ri, r, - psr;. ,T Causes T' y =
~" Trial Tefm:Psrt I!.s7ssisors NswOurser
Part III.-Before Phrbin. J.--,Nos. t22oH
$3.50. 1854. 1855, 1857. 1882 ast' 2lH' =l'o'
Clear A., ,so,
,7i IaT so1s, siis, ere ss1t, sCis, sisS, 1865
1859 Case unfinished. ~
sc sHF' a SS? ssss F scs5 Psia sS siss
ssg' 2.7i, es7e i24o. Case unhnlshed.
GaTt ,,, 55e sis p ssSG ssSi saci as
22it. s222. CHse unfinished .,.,
Part VII.-Before Delehanty, J.-Nos' sigs
?22s. 223S, 22lo. 227O, 2ei3, 22ti' 226s' slls'
s.a e225, 2247. 22lS. Case unfinished
part" VIII Before Erlanger. J-Nos
1875. 2277. 1881. 9e3, 22GS, Case unnnish.,a,
part lX..Befors shnssoorno J-N1s S Siss
s3is' ilIO, Case unfinished. go
part X-Before Ford. Nos, l25, l5tS
aOSi, 2s33. a34l 2S4'' s3AS' 2sss' Case IN
Part xI.-BetOre whitaker. J.-Nos 1898,
is7i. 1893, 1899. 1900. 1901, 7ls5. 1898, 1890
1880 1910. Case unfinished. .,
,7ss inf. ana. 2Osi. .iOo, 2s7I Clear.
part XIII.-Adiourned for the term.
part XIN.-Before Page. Mos S@S. eI
500 2ilO. ATS, b84. $500. 2o9t, SA22, ssh
sass, sol. 25l, 1867. GSs, b7s, 66S' eiS Sooe.
o" Psr t" XV."Before Weeks. Mos. 800. las,
"a 2se, sis, $50, Clear
part XVI--Before Donnelly. J--Nos, sos,
ssh $40. s7s, 1888, s6i. sAS SIS S's' Case
unfinished.
Part XvIII.-Before Platzek, Case on
No day calendar. 49, -.
surrogate's Court--Chambers-Be fore Co
bnlan. s. Court opens at 1850 A. NJ Es-
tate OF SiEmund Lemberger. Wills for pro-
hat.-Fredk Weber, winifred y. Judge
Xathn. TompkinS, Freak. ], Leigh, Peter
McGinnegs, Barton sewell 49,
Fowler, s. Estates OF lily. Belden. Joseph
city Court-special Term-Part I--Before
Allen, ]. Court opens AZ 10 A NJ Motions,
part u-Before Zeller, J. Court opens
at 10 4. ~ EX parte matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
$25o,Ooo 10Th ST. APARTMENT.
I. n. jacobs to Build ~ story struc-
ture Near Lexington Avenue.

On the north side of seventy-ninth
street sc feet east of Lexington avenue,
a twelve story apartment house Is to bo
erected for the lei East 'Seventy-n;nth
street Company, T. Randolph Jacobs
president. IT will have frontage of Sc
feet and n depth OF SAG feet with
facade OF brick and terra Gotta in the
French Renaissance style Of architecture.
II Will have accommodation for about
twcnty-four families. william A. Rouse
and Lafayette A. Goldstone are the archl-
tects. They have estimated the cost at
$4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
WEST SIDE DWELLING SITE.

Mr. Iu,rcne CRANBERRY has sold 10
West -r,cuty-urst street, IA four story
and basement dwelling, to client OF
posse a Gilman Tho dwelling Is on
, lot 90 feet Mid and 1908 feet deep on
The south side OF tho block. a short dis
,arce west q Central Park West. on
tba south corner OF tho avenue and Sew
enfv H-s' street ls the Barnard apart
r,ert house and opposite the property IS
the Hotel NIiDstiC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
NEW WEST END APARTMENT.

@. Ajello Is preparing plans for tho
thirteen story apartment house to be
erected on plot 120xl00 at the southwest
corner OF Eighty-eighth street and West
End avenue. recently purchased by DR..
Charles " Palermo. 1t Will contain four
apartments on a floor of six and seven
rooms and three baths and Ia TO be ready
for occt nancy next October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
LIS PENOENS.
Manhattan.

LIsPENARD ST. 3-Mary Busting vs. Eve
Ieen ID weddle ct al foreelosure OF mort
gaEeD; attys, Stitt Phillips.
SLIP north OF Grand st. ferry house, &c,
known AS Division Avenue Ferry; also
property In Kings county-Joseph J
Ferry 90 ct al foreclosure OF mortgage) ;
attys, II Hurry and John Kirby.
DIST ST. n $. 934 Madison av, 2Oxl0O. s.
Ewald Mommer vs. Sol Realty Co, Inc,
ct al faction 20 set aside deed &c);
attys Blumenstiel A Blumenstiel
18TH ST, 80 and 4l--Michsel o'con-
nor ct al VS. Rockbridgo Realty Co, Inc,
et al (amended foreclosure OF mortgage)
atty, II swain.
l4STH ST, =. 100 LenoH av, i7bxos.li--
May Monahan VS. The william slnttery
Construction Co ct al Uoreclosuro OF
mortgugo); attys, Lind 4 Pfeifter
Bronx.
LOT 22A, map OF oliuville No 2-Hudson
Wood Working Co vs. Hugo strauss ct ct
faction 10 foreclose mechanics Hem
atty, A RomaEna
LOT az. parcel ga block 253t. map OF prop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

John f. Scott has rented for Mrs.
Katherine ]. White for the coming sum
mer her house on the corner OF Whites
lane and Broadway, Cedarhurst L. l., 20
lclkan Naumburg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
HOME INSURANCE DIVIDEND.
Usual semi-AnnBaI 10 Per Cent. De
clnred by COMPANY.

Tho Home Insurance Company has de-
clared the usual semi-a annual dividend OF
10 per cent. payable to stockholders of
record January J. The 1884 semi-annual
tatement shows surplus as regards policy
holders of siS.7O3iT and surplus over
contingencesl and all liabilities, including
capital. OF SlO.7O3,474.
Assets are S35.3135Ss, of which
s2.16l,17 is In cash, s4.57S,573 in State
and city bonds. ss470,540 in railroad
bonds and sll.341,s9O In railroad stocks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14

Supreme court-By Justice Lehman
Odeli vs. Rowan, Robert S. Mullen: Moran
We william, James 4. Lynch. HAYES vs.
Costello Harold 4. calian; matter OF Sui
Ivan; Richard J D. Heating; Goldschmidt
Prayer. Frederick c, Hunter; Met L. ms
Co vs. Doelger, Melvin II. DalberE; Lang
stadter vs. Walfkind. Isaac y, Cohen; matter
Of Reiter. Macgrane Coxe. by Justice Golf
MAtter OF SAINT. Herman Ioseph.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
MIG queens LOT SALE.

Peter CIeary has sold to John j. Me-
Crane forty-six lots I'm the Astoria Sec
ION Of Long Island city. on both sides
~ Fifth avenue. on both sides OF Pierce
venue and both sides OF Seventh ave
nuo and on Sunswick Creek. The lots
-s said to be worth $4,000. They arc
Old subject to mortgage Of $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
RESUMES DIVIDED PAYMENTS.

The United States Realty and I'M
provement Company, which Ommitted It's
dividend last November in order to so
conserve its cash resources, has author
lied payment OF | per cent. on the
stock. Tho dividend since 1910 has been
at the rate OF per cent. per annum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
PLANS FOR BRONX FLAT.

Plans have been filed for five story
apartment house to be erected at the
southwest corner of Marmlon avenue and
i7Sth street by the Eifel Construction
Company. @. Comes president. The house
will occupy "a plot 50xl0O and Is esti-
mated to cost $4,000 by Macmillan
Ipkes. who drew the plans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
MIC wAMPAeE PLOT SALE.

E ogden Pell &, co. have sold for th"
WaWpago Realty Company 10 Clarence II.
Eagle thirty-two plots al Wampdgt,
Sands Point l., l. The property adJoirs
The country place bought recently by Mr.
Eagle through the same brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
PINE STREET FORECLOSURE.

The Seamen's Bank for Savings pur-
chased at foreclosure sale yesterday the
property at Pine street 1885 feet east
~ Broadway, a ten and eleven stoH
building on plot 2l,lN73.sN2lN74.J on
bid Of $3.50, 900. The sale WAS the result
~ suit by the bank against Felix Ber-
tire and others to recover claims aggre-
eating S16iSqq
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14

$685. Case unfinished, ma,
sss. Isl. 9S5. $40, sI7, 900 s01 'dI' 900
Ssr, III-Before Ransom. j. CONNER
claI caies,dar--Nos 976l, 1858, 1885,, 9e9?,
sis5, gI55', 1884, .o'72 $685. '7it SaGi
casss win be passed for the day--Nos
iOOO5. ysl2, 7Gii 1851. sl7l' loo2S' 1884
pa Psrt "TV'%Before Smith, J.-oase unnn.
ished Causes TO be sent from Part III
PART v.-Berore Lynch, Case unnn-
Part vI.-Bstors oDwyeT. C. Case IN
Part vII.--Before MoAvoy J.-case I'M
finished. 49,
Part NIII.-BefoTe La Fetra' Cease I'M
causes 10 BE- sent from Part I, 20 Parts
" vi WI and VIII for trial,
KINGS COUNTY
supreme Court--Appellate Division--Sec-
ond Judicial Department Recess.
supreme Court-Appeilate Term. Recess
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
American Exchange Bank Grows.

on December 81. 1914, showed assets OF
Ss6,7l1,6Sl, an increase over FIVE year.
ago OF more than s2S 100000 Gross de-
posts gained S2s,576,190 TO s71437695
Total net deposits have nearly tripled in
the amount OF |55,791,5s5 on December
81 last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
BRONX THEATRE LEASED.

Wolf Bur.and is reported to have leased
the theatre which ~ proposes to erect
on Union avenue, Westchester avenue and
| 6nth street. The theatre n said to have
been taken by Mr.. Fleischman, who con-
ducts the University Theatre. at Jerome
avenue and Fordham road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

nth ST. 90 to Sc w-Paris Marble and
Tile Works agt 1i1th st Corp OF al, Sept
%. 1919 (by .deposiD $3.50: .2be.s.
aoTH ST IS W-Hsnderson Bros aSt A ,ia az
SAME PROPERTY--Jamestown Mantel CO
agt same. Nov ., 1914 (by bond) sIe.Ob
HALL Pl. r, 2i9 n n OF le5th st-Edw
l. Quirk agt Giovannina Bruni ct al. Nov J,
1914 .....................S 255
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
Receiver Appointed.

Supreme court-By Justice Gon--Jos O.
Gillespie vs. Frank H. Louis Archibald II
VAIN. Elias H. August vs. Marcia J. lie
Fevre, Chester J. Byrnes; Met. Saw. Bank
vs. Margaret T.. Napier, Edmund Hurley:
Met. saw. Bank W Rose Freyer, Edmund
Hurley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
PRIORITY OWNERS TO MEET.

The West side Taxpayers Association
will meet this evening at Heinebund Hall,
267 West Thirty fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-14
LEASING SUBURBAN PLACES.

Tho Payson Mel Merrill Company has
leased for Mrs. Frank Feury to Frank
lin Carter, Jr., the furnished dwelling
at 10 Haven Esplanade, Brighton Heights
Staten Island.