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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-19
WEDNESDAY.

of the road and his brother, A. P.
Wilder, was car accountant. o. p.
Rice was assistant treasurer, w. f.
White, general ticket agent, w. l.. Sar-
gent. general freight agent, and John
Sebastian, chief clerk to the passenger
agent.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-20

Ell corresponsal del diario Nun
chener Neueste Nachrichten' refere CO.
mo pas6 Ell Kaiser Ell d1a de su cumple-
AMOS va los despachos telegraficos nos
dieron cuenta de algunos detalles. El
Kaiser no quiso abandonar ell gran Guar
tel general. Asisti6 q la misa en- union
de su hijo, ell principe Oscar. Les acom-
panaron ell almirante Tirpitz, Ell camel
Her del Imperio y ell ministro de la Cue
IRA. La Kaiserin hab1a enviado los pa
nos para cubrir el altar, y en- ellos, bor-
dada, le1ase la Erase pronunciada por Ell
Emperador al comenzar la guerra :
"Adelante, con la ayuda de Dios, que
nos protege, como protegi6 nuestros
padres.
Los aldeanos franceses de La villa
,agolpabanse en- las GALES para yer pasar
a los generates, jefes oficiales del
gran Estado Mayor. Cuando term1n6
la ceremonial, ell Kaiser, solo, estuvo
orlando largo ratio AL salir la calle di.
rigi6se a un grupo de periodistas, en- el
que fguraban los corresponsales extran-
jeros:
-Tengo que felicitar a ustedes-d1-
:joles-. Me complace 10 que escriben,
porqu6 en- sus cr6nicas saben recoger ell
espiritu patri6tico que nos anima. Y
ahora, esc1chenme. :. En- esta guerra;
mi principle Sc encierra en- la Erase de-
viejo John Knox, ell reformador de Es-
cocia, que dec1a: Gun hombre con Dios,
esta siempre en- mayor1a. -
Ell Kaiser despach6 con ell canciller y
firm6 la concession del Aguila Roja, con
la corona, para Gerhart Hauptman. La
guerra ha reconciliado al Monarca con
ell celebre autor de "1813. -" Fueron
agraciados con la misma distinction un
poeta, Ricardo Dehmel, que, no obstante
sus cincuenta amos, Sc incorpor6 como
voluntario, y ha ganadO Ell empleo de
Official en- ell campo de batalla, y Ernes-
to Lissauer, ell autor de la famosa "Can-
ci6n del odio'', que hoy recita Alema-
MIA entera, ense1ando los punos a Ingla-
terra.
Terminates los trabajos de la jornada
en- ell campo, ell Kaiser Sc traslad0 al mo-
desto alojamiento que ten1a preparado
para asistir al banquete de gala. lei
banquete! Aquel comedor de casa pobre
no Sc parecia a La Sala Blanca del Cas-
tillo Imperial de Berlin. +. Ell ''men1 -
tampoco recordaba los que Sc serv1an en-
analogo d1a otros anos... Ell Kaiser y
sus ofciales comieron carnes, fambres
frutas y pan de guerra =. Los vinos
eran franceses.
No hubo m1sicas, no hubo reception.
Mientras en- las trincheras en- las l1neas
de fuego y en- los lugares donde estabar
emp azadas las bater1as, los soldados VI;
t0reaban con entusiasmo al Emperador
alcgrcs resueltos, convencidos del triun
fo, en- ell cuartel general la fecha trans
curri6 silenciOsa ytriste. Despues de
banqete, ell Kaiser asisti6 una confe
rencia interesant1sima -. . Un Official d.
la Guardia guerra dar cuenta al Sobera.
no de un nuevo procedimiento practicc
de information. La idea parece SCI
feliz y promote dar excelentes resulta
dos. La Prensa no ha sido expl1cita
y faltan los detalles. :. Sc sabe que en-
cierra una nueva aplicaci6n del cinema
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-03-20
COMMENTARIES
Ell 1ltino retrato del Kaiser


t6grafo, y que el Kaiser, al terminar la
conferencia, Sc dirigi6 al Official, pre-
guntandole:
Il Podra utilizar el enemigo este in
genioso sistema?
En- mucho tempo, no-respondio el
Official. A
A las once de la noche, el Kaiser Sc re-
tir6 q descansar Al entrar en- su alo-
jamiento su perro favorito acerc6sele
cojeando. ). En- estos tiempos de que
IRA tambien ell ,perro del Kaiser leva
arrastrando una patita rota...
Media noche.. Ell Kaiser hab1a
cumplido cincuenta y seis amos. Si Sc
acerc6 q un espejo, habra podido obser-
var ell cambio que en- estos seis meses de
campa1a ha sufrido. :. Nosotros he,
mos contemplate su ultimo retrato, que
publico la revista semanal berlinesa
Guillermo II, perfectamente enterado
de la responsabilidad historical que pesa
sobre 81, no vive nj descansa. Va de un
extreme q otro de SUI Imperio, revista
tropas, organiza los ataques en- los cam
pos de batalla y planea la resistencia en-
ell interior de la naci6n. ;. Ell trabajo
es gigantesco, ell esfuerzo mental inten-
so... As1, este hombre, antes fuerte
Y vigoroso, parece en- su Ultima fotogra-
fla un anciano.
!Pero es un Rey Vencedor venci-
do, 10 sera hasta el 1ltimo instante. -.
!Comparad ese retrato del Kaiser con
los que nos ofrecen los periodicos illus
trados de cualquiera de sus enemigos los
Monarcas aliados La campana no los
ha alterado f1sicamente, a juzgar por los
clis6s fotografcos. O no Sc han en-
terado de la trascendencia de la guerra
4 que han arrastrado a sus s1bditos, 8
estan muy seguros de la victoria. E. Los
Monarcas aliados van de veZ en- cuando
a revistar sus tropas, como podrlan ir a
presenciar un desfile. Nj mas nj me-
nos. No llevan en- sls rostros las hue
las del insomnia, sus cabellos no en-
blanqucen, sus cuerpos no adelgazan,
no los consume la febre nj los intranqui-
liza la idea de los millares de hombres
que Sc matan por ellos. - We'd los re-
trato del Ear, del Rey Alberto s
de Jorge w.. Dirfase que no son hom-
bres. >. A mi me recuerdan las fguras
de cera que tantas veces he contempla-
do en- Ell ''Panopticum' de Berlin.
Ell Kaiser es ell hombre consciente de
su tremenda responsabilidad es el Mo
narca que ha visto roto su ideal de pasar
la Historic, dejando una naci6n gran
| de, poderosa y 10 su6cientemente fuer-
te para imponer la paz.. Sc ha sacri-
fcado por su pueblo, y esos Soberanos
que hoy lie combaten tendran que reco-
nocer que, gracia a Guillermo Ii, ell
'ofcio' de Rey ha vuelto a recobrar un
POGO del prestigio perdido. El Kaiser
pudo limitarse hacer 10 que ellos, y
ALA los pol1tices, los militares y los di-
plomaticos que Sc las entiendieran. !
Debe ser muy c6modo, mientras los
soldados luchan y los canones vomitan
torrentes def uego, acostarse en- unos
reales colchones bien atiborrados de
"whisky. -"
Jose Juan CADENAS.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-11-12

Easton schools are closed because Of
several cases Of diphtheria.
Born, Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. E. X.
Imhoff, Lynn street. a son.
BorI, Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Willoughby, Clinton street, a son.
DR.. Charles Sackrider Is spending the
week in Roscommon hunting.
Mrs. G. North Of Chicago, formerly
of this city, is the guest of Mrs. A. A.
Sherman.
Mrs. Clayton Cook left this morning
for Cordelia. Georgia, where she will
visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Grower of Lsns.
ing, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
V. Robinson, w. Oliver street. part of
the week.
George (Jockey) Brown was arrested
Saturday for being drunk and was fined
SEQ and costs or 20 days with the road
gang by Justice Friegel, Monday.
John" foreigner with a name no
one could understand, was fined $24 by
Justice Mcbride in Corunna, Wednes.
1ay. for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct.
Miss Roumania McKeller, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Clayton Cook
for some time, left Tuesday for Bathume
Florida, where she will spend the win.
ter.
Mrs. l. M. Smoyer, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. 7. Bledden, Dimmick street, for
several months has left for her home at
Versailles, Mo.
The births in Shiawassee county con.
tinue to exceed the deaths, 4S of the
former are 81 of the latter were report.
ed to the state board of health for the
month of September. OF these who
died II were So or more years old.
About 81 high school girls attended
the party given Saturday evening by
Miss Ga Friegel in honor Of the 18th
birthday anniversary of Miss Maxine
Stevens. Games were enjoyed after
which the young ladies attended the
movies. later meeting the football team
at the train.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-11-12

Fifty.one years ago tomorrow Gen.
Sherman began his famous march to
the sea. The number of the ''boys"
living who went with him is relatively
small
Leon Perry and j. Jacobs of Venice
township. have been released after
settling with Ephraim Perry, the form.
er's father, for cashing two road orders
belonging to him and starting out to
spend the money.
The marriage of Miss Emma Their.
man and Chauncey G. Baker and Miss
Lulu Murdoch and George HARDWOOD of
THIS city. will be solemnized at Salems
Lutheran parsonage Saturday evening
at 8 o'clock. Rev. T. G. Hahn will
officiate.
The will of the late Dennis Corcoran
Of Owosso, filed for probate this week
leaYes his estate amounting to 50, 900 in
real property and SO, 200 to his widow.
E. M. Miller was named executor. On
the death of the widow the estate is to
be divided among six children and three
grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Osburn entertain.
ed at house party Tuesday and Wed
nesday, the guests attending the dane
ing party at the Odd Fellow temple
Tuesday evening. Among the guests
were Misses Helen Miller of Saginaw,
Dorothy bort and Ruth Nash and Vic.
tor Haskell of Flint. lAlvin Whirl and
Herbert Wordall of Detroit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
ronrcInsunr sALEn

S~--~~>~~>r--~~~~~~~~>>~---
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
NORK-Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany Plaintff, against John feirce and
In pursuance of a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the
sbove-cntited action and bearing date the
signed. the referee in SAID Judgment named.
Saiesroom, nos. ii'is vesey street in The
on the 18Th day OF FEBRUARY. 1915 q; ~
o'clock noon on that day. BY SAMUEL
scribed as Follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
Of Msnhattan. City County aud State. OF
New York. bounded and described as fol-
BEGINNING at a point on the Northeriy
side OF Fifty-h rst street distant two hun
dred and hfty-two t252J feet six 90 inches
tsrssction irV Of ths I north.rg n SIDE 81 fifg
fret street With the eaStsrly side Of Fifth
Avenues running thence eastsrly along the
seven CAV feet six tGb inches. thence north.
crly parallel with the easteriy side Of Firm
Avenue one hundred 100! feet ave 81
tween F1fty-n-st and Fifty-sscond streets:
thence westerly along the said centre line
street twenty seVSn 1s71 Zee, ~ q, I1ches;
and thence southsTly and parallel With INC
az the point or place OF beginning The
above described premises lie In section 5.
Block 1857 on the Land Map Of the city Of
Dated. New York January 2eth. 1915
- EUGENE L. PARODl. Referee
neys for Plaintiff No. I Madison Avenue.
Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
The following IL dlaErsm OF the properly
street;
/ Centre line Of block .....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
BUSINESS HOUSES MOVING.
Tenants for Part. OF structures in
Commercial Sections.


Ames a Co. have leased the top loft
at IL East Twenty-second street to
Seymour Cravat Company, the top loft AT
$50 West Twenty-eighth street to Laguna
& Wing, to s. Kornberg Son space in
ls5 West Twenty sixth street. a loft in
366 West Fiftieth street TO Hershfield q
Bohm. to Joseph Greenbaum top loft in
1913 West Twenty-eighth street and to
Louis Cohen 4 Co space in Is West Thirty
FIRST street
Cross & Brown Company with Frederick
Fox Co have leased the twelfth floor At
l49 West Thirty-sixth street to S. Ber-
shansky a Co., and with S. osgood Pell q
Co the store at 1892 Broadway to shaw
Pearson Motor Corporation.
" Brigham Hall and william d. Blood
good have leased at West Fffty-eighth
street the front portion Of the parlor floor
store to the Social Secretaries, Inc.
Wright Barclay. with NJ 4 l.. Hess
has leased the eighth loft at 46i-3 Fourth
avenue. for Ave years to /. Magnin a. Co.
OF San Francisco
Cammann, voorhees, q Floyd have leased
the store, basement and sub sement nj
- West Broadway to the Pcck Stow 4
Wilcox Company and the ground aoor
onice at las Front street. corner OF Pin,
street. to the Taylor Daub Company.
Spear Il Co. have rented 1900 suuar,
feet In 1i4-i1s Fifth avenue to the l.,
Roy Shirt Company; loft In 1916 wav
erley place TO tho Chambe Company
top loft In l2l West Twenty second street
TO Hobel & Co first loft In 77e Broad
way TO Sam Malawista, and with DAME
Birdsall a Co. the fourth loft in s Wash
ington place to Rather 4 Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28

46TH ST. l.G 20 ~. W-Star Fire Proof
Door and sash CO. Inc. IS Leav!tt
Realty co. owner; Davidson schwab'
lessess Libman Contracting CO. con,
s;TH ST. 81 TO 30 w-Rs,slt- Heating 60
vs. So west S5th street corp, Owner;
Adrem Construction Co, Inc. contrae-
7sTH ST. $50 and iso E.-samlei Rcsen-
berg W Roh.rt and Ogden Goelet own
era; benjamin McGynn, conirSc.
TOT ssrsss's .ssfs' rs'' '''''st' ~
50 Az, I:'s-samuei R9senIeis - So'ys
MeAgher. owner and contractor. $50
STU Az, ST3 TO s7a--For' Masonry Co VS.
Henry Copeland, owner; city Real
Estat" Improvement corp owner and les.
see and CONTRACTOR. .... .......... s.. ass
tTH Az, s75 to s7e-Same ~ CITY Real
Estate improvement co. owner aud con
BronN.
CONCORD Az, 4Te-45--S Psssmau & Sons,
Inc, Agt Constr Co, Cwne~s and
contractors ..................... Sl.ltJ
OLD AT.BASY Posr RD -. about 5s3ii u
Bailey AZ. % 3x5i.4--John AttanAsio e. =,
aEt Nicola Parriue,ll and Fiinmeuu Ven
troa owners: Filomena and francesca
NentroiA contractors 'renewAD ..... "
i7aD ST, 4o9-gli E--Wil.am N Mason agt
Simplex improvement CO. Inc. owners and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The bronx ssIesroom..
lat u vEsEY STREET
ne Ga,.yxt Narx

lat u vEsET STREET.
BY Samuel Marx.
ietrH ST. S3s-io, :. iI5 Bway. 5OV
loo.il, ak sty apt house-1rving SavEs
Instn VS. NJ Jsnpol" ct all due. s5s.-
S5o.tl; taxes, &C, $4,000; to the plain
BY Joseph P. Day.
ST NICHOLAS Az. cor iT7th 81. 9s.llx
100. vacant-wm Rankin vs. Octav Land
Co ct all due. t5o.lsl.sI; taxes, &C, 81
40. Adjourned January ss.
BY Henry Brady
vacsnt-Trsts of the Dyckman Library VI
q Hayes ct al; due, I9,l33.St. tAxes.
&c, fl.72s.o3; 70 the plaintiff ... $4,000
BY NJ. MorEenthau, Jr., CO.
BOLTON RID. = block front bet Prescott
sv and seaman nv, ss.GNll42xl04.lSS.s
WATER ST, 6l4-sls =. SAIL Gouver-
nsur 81, 4sllNst3X4sSN6B.ii two : ETY.
tnts and strs-A " p!ehl vs. Betsy Krule-
witch ct al; due. $40 5l2.sl: taxes. &c.
1so1.91; TO the plaintiff ,........... 81 :. 900
lat 32os THIRD AVENUEl
by James l.. Wells Company.
CEDAR AV. 1888, a. 3S65 nth e..
ls.9xSs4, two sty dwlg-A Haley Va
Blymton CONSTR Co ct al: due. tA.s2O.sO,
taxes, &C. tiS5: TO the plaintir 81, 500
by NJ. MorEenthau. Jr., Co.
10th ST. +. 3. ISL Bristow a.
.Sl0Nl53.5 TO Bristow 81 N92.lOx57.7, va
cant-W Martin Va c II SproesslnE
Jr, - al; due t5,7s5.sS: taxes. &c, slSl.ig
10 the plaintin .,..........,....... 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. cloudy to-day;
local SHOWS in north portioni colder. with
cold wave tonight; fair Tomorrow mod
crate winds becoming northwest.
For New Jersey. unsettled and somewhat
colder to-day; fair Tomorrow; much colder:
moderate winds becoming northwest
For eastern Pennsylvania, unsettled A.
somewhat colder to-day; cold wave tc-nigh
In north and west portions; fai- to- morrow
colder In east portion. moderate northve,t
winds.
For New England. partly cloudy to-day;
somewhat colder, fair tomorrow; much
colder with a cold wave; moderate shifting
winds, becoming northwest
For western New York. partly cloudy to-
day proba by local shows near the lakes;
colder. with "a cold wave to night. fair to
morrow, colder In cast portion; mcderats
winds. becoming northwest.
NEW YORK. Jan. ss--Thc principal
feature Of weather conditions yesterday was
an area OF high pressure central over the
Dakotas and moving southeastNard. at
tended by much colder weather 10 the
Mississippi valley.
Temperatures were below zero lu 'he
upper lake regions. upper Mississippi Valley
ana southward into Iowa and westward into
wyoming and over most Of Montana
Thirty to forty degrees below zero vas
reported In North Dakota, Montana and
, the Canadian Northwest.
Cloudy aud uns@tl conditions With
scattered rain or snow S5evsiled over much
OF the eastern halt Of w country. and snow
fell In the middle Missouri valley and vest
ward into the Rocky Mountains.
In this city the day was cloudy. fotsy aud
| cooler: wind. fresh northeast 20 northwest.
average humidity. s. per cent. barometer.
corrected to read to sea Level. At \. ~,
, 30.i7; Q L. NJ, SO.l3
| The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
/ recorded by the ofnciL ;hcrmometer. l. shcvp
! in the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
Incoming vesseis-By wireless.

SIS City Of St Louis Savannah. 80 uile'
southwest OF Diamond Shoal at noon yester
day.
SIS Au,liIi, vera Cruz, ITO miles south 81
s. ZGha, Msysgue1, 80 miies south of sandJ
s. ri Dis, Galveston. SSs miles cas-, of Gal
weston az noon
S., Huron Jacksonville, "a miles south Of
5" Concho. Galveston. Sgs miles south Of
Diamond shoal al +
Galveston bar al noon.
IS Sabine, Mobile. lS mlos southeast oil
Mobile bar at y NJ
81 santa Clara, san Francisco. 1000 miles
south OF sandy Hook at = N
SIS III Sud, Galveston. 80 miles southNost
of Diamond ShoA al noon.
IS Mohawk, Jacksonville, - mllca north Of
ST. Johns Dar a. 2 i
s. hrapahoe JacksonvAle, Is miles SCUM
OF St. Johns bar a. : p. N.
IS Lewis LuVkenha"h, san FranCsco, Ms
miles south Of DeleNarc Rreakwater at noon
s. Zsapa Colon, 90 miles south OF sandy
hs So How,ck Hall, New Orleans, 30 miles south
IS Comet Port Arthur, SO miles southwest
OF Toriugas Al noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan, g7.--The collier
urn AZ La Pan, gunboat Nashville at Bos-
ton, tug Rocket Al Tangier sound, collier
Vulcan at Philadelphia, supply ship Glacier
Al Tiburon destroyer StAndish and torpedo
boats Biddle ana Bailey and tug Rocket
at Norfolk cruiser Birmingham and
PauldinE EAnning, Beale, Jarvis jenkins
Jouett, MoDougal Balohe. Benham, Parker
and Drayton NJ Guantanamo
The collier Abarenda has sailed from
OlougapO for Hongkong, cruiser New or
leans from Corinto for Panama, cruiser San
Diego from Guaymas for La Psz, cruiser
Des Molnes from Boston for New York yard
collier NAnshan from San Diego for west
coast OF Mexico, hattleship Florida from
Fiusser and Reid from Key West for
Tortugas, transport Prairie and submarines
XII, K.?, K-J and Ks from Charleston
for Key West gunboat Dolphin and yach
sylph from Washington for TanEier Sound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
FLYING VIEW OF SUBWAY WORK.
Tour in Auto To-day ny Service
Board Investigators.

In order to better their understanding
OF the Public Service Commissions work
Chairman George Thompson and Senator
Ogden l.. Mills Of the legislative inyesti-
eating committee and william Hayward,
the committees counsel will make a hy-
ing inspection trip OF the dual rapid
transit system to-day. In a fast auto
mobile they will he taken 10 various
points in Manhattan. Brooklyn, Queens
and Tho Bronx. They wil descend into
the subway cut beneath Lexington avenue
and else where.
Travis II. whitney secretary to the
commission. and probably some Of the
commissioners will accompany the in
vostigatorS
Burt ID. whedon, a lawyer OF - Wall
street, has been appointed assistant coun-
sci to the Thompson committee. He was
the law partner of Mr. Hayward before
the latter became an Assistant District
Attorney and. like Mr.. Hayward he is
Nebraskan and raduate Of the Uni
versity OF Nebraska Ho lives IN ia
maiCa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
CITATION NOTICE.
SURROGATE NOTICE

SURROGATE NOTICE.
WOLFE. SARAH THE PEOPLE OF
G ghk ErA dF OF op NFW Rr Toh kNp BY
PENDENT. to Ncina May ". van der sandt
Tsine Ciarita klse KlOtz, Neina NJ. Klee.
Baroness tnreborg v Won Olderhsuse Annie
Daniels weSondArp, Rudolph Woits klee,
Joseta FranziHca pagmar klee. Jdolpho
Wolfe Richie. Francis Wolfe slattery, Henry
Francis slattery, the heirs and next OF kin Of
sarah {. Wolfe. deceased. SEND GREET
WHEREAS. Edith du Temple de Rouge
mont, who resides AZ l42 bis rue de Grenelle
piled to the surrogstes' Court Of our County
OF Nsw York, to have a certain instrument
In writing. dated January Ia 1912, relating
to both real and personal property, duly
proved as the last viii and Testament OF the
said sarah c. Wolfe, who wac a. the time Of
ceased
THEREFORE,. you and each o, you ar.
cited to show cause before the Surrogates'
Court OF our County Of New York lt the Hall
Of Records. In the County OF Now York. on
the ism day OF February. one thousand mine
hundred and fifteen. a. half past tcn o'clock
In the forenoon OF THAI day, why the said
VIII and Testament should not be admitted
TO probate "a will OF real and personal
IL WITNESS WHEREOF. We have caused
the seal OF the SurroEatcs' Court OF the said
County Of New York to be hereunto sfnNed
Witness. Hon. John =. Cohalan. a Surro'
gate OF our said County Of New YORK al
said County. the sth day OF January. in III.
year Of our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and hfeen.
IL. ST DANIEL j. DowDNEY.
Clerk OF tho Surrogates' Court.
sHEARMAS & STERLING, ATTORNEYS to-
Pe,ition.r. IS wall Street, New York CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Ine following realty corporations wer.
Nt'red AZ Albany yesterday:
o.. -, Noramson sons, Manhattan; cap
10000, directors. Abram O. Abramson,
,1 Anramson snd Richard a. Abram-
a ( /. Rea,ty Company, Manhattan;
,SpI~L $500, directors. Libby Oppenhein,
.,,Et,'e' " Kil@en and Mary r. Martin.
-1-.a Really Corporation. Manhattan:
''I'i-.. $500, directors. Jno j. Grlnin Glen
~. a. y H mgsh L Msshiyins. New York
,,pa-', $4,000. difsotofs, chas J. SoisSS.
'SSiektn.nE, New York city.
f7r"''s Holding Corporation. BROOKLYN
l-F' :. 1000; directors. ViceHs A. Fisher
'' 3 Fisher and Henry L. Fisher, Brook
Ii Construction Corporation. Brook,
DE-. Hnfal. 5000, directors, Michael y
,'lt Gertrude Pelcyger and DAME
.. 'a.uso Theatre & Realty Corporation
'I'" capital, $4,000; directors Harry
hr The Bronx, Philip NJ. stern aut
'.'dm~u, New York ely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-28
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Harlem Apartment and West
side Parcels Sold-Site for
\nother Bronx Flat.
NEW COMMERCIAL LEASES

-,. r,ll estate market produced no
business yesterday Of which II could boast
e.,.. were few and involved properties OF
,,r. Importance. a six story apartment
-, tt..b street being about the best in the
w., The middle West side also had sales
-, .r.a'c Of small properties. site for
A. aasrureut house was acquired N The
p..,v and brooklyn had its usual COM
,,,,..-, Of small transactions. While the
.,,..- market was as active ms usual
.... .,ls,u. no notable deals were re-
ported. Nothlns new was announced in
ss building field.