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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
DRY GOODS ORDERS PRESSED.
Retailers Vow Urging Manufac-
turers to supply GOOda.

The Dry Goods Economist says: Re
tailers are evidently beginning to realize
the difficulties surrounding the supply
of certain lines OF merchandise. Buyers
who have hitherto shown decided con-
servatism in providing for even their
nearby wants are now urging manu-
facturers 10 accept orders for delivery
at quite distant dates.
The growing indications OF prosper
ity. the high prices of raw materials,
the shortage In dyestuffs and the in
creased consumption Of domestic prod
ucts through the Curtailment Of imports
are the compelling factors. More direct
Impressions are derived by many re-
~tdilers from the price advances IN yari-
Gus lines and hesitancy IN the part OF
numerous sellers IN accepting orders.
more especially with regard to dates Of
Shipment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
IMPORT NOTES.

Several importers her. were advised
Nest"rJay that TIE state Department ON
s'.ure az, extension o. tho time Fui,
Within Witch new applications for permits
for the release from Rotterdam Of German
aud Austrian goods may ho made - the
British Foreign Once through the foreign
trade advisers of the state Department
and the british Embassy in Washington
The English Government snfuc time ago
placed this limit rs Of November u
now develops thtt thora nre many amt
trace, which continue without f-orior
and which have no Unit ~ TIM. These.
T. Is iott by thu Importers, should be
The new policy which has recently been
put into effect calling for the publication
Of protests forwarded hy IN" collector 20
doincsiic manu- 81. Jurors To keep IN touch
with al! tariff matters pending before the
customs board, Win a View TO producing
when the eases are called Cor hearing l.
IL understood that this now u"ier was put
into eGr.t following represent.I Ions 10 the
manufacturer who are Interested IN these
go. "c'or the domestic, manufacturers IN
'rreStcd en- this question wi.I follow tho
developments I'm thr case for tho purpose
appraiser 10 m"'t tho importers claim
fnr IN" .uwcr ;ariG tax THIS win mean that
hte Importers viii have 30 exhaust, every
means 81 proving thCir contentious and he
prepared 10 combat tho activities of the
domestic manufacturer
Among the issues forwarded 70 tho board
during tho wo'k ended November -. In
yolyiur questions not heretofore published,
were tho following; Protests COZ crlug tho
classification under the 1913 act of bah
mats Of cotton chenille, metal pouci.
holders with pencils Of wood attached.
Jardiuicrrs, baking dishes. bowls and other
articles OF earthcuwaro, deCorufci, made
from washed and mixed clay: olives stuffed
with peppers, Plus with steel stems and
top, 90 rns'r glass, hrnm.Ga'ri .ui!a"
dye. purified coal tar co.ors, crude dried
splcpd, plcklel, or packed otherwise 'han IN
oil. in tins; divers dresses or diving ap-
piratug composed OF cotton AVID Indla
rubber, woven fabrics known as shlr.-
iugS, poker chips. CompoNrl of hnuc, AN.
miuum and gilt brass. ana vaccine VIZ ~,
put W In smpovlsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
s.55,OOO IN BRONX BUILDINGS.

Plans for four flats and n moving
picture theatre to cost s255. 900 were
filed with the Bronx Building Bureau
Yesterday. The flats are to be five
stories each and will cover sites on Pros
poet and Bryant venues The Prospect
avenue operation will be on a plot 5OxS3
on the west side. 70 feet south of 18th
street. The Sinarto Construction Com
pany will build them from plans by NJ.
w, Del GaudiO at Il cost OF 500, 900. The
two fats plans for Bryant avenue will
cost 5000 Trojan Building Company
are the owners. The fats will be on the
west side OF the avenue, 20 feet south Of
18th street. Moore g. Lansiedel are the
architects. The movie theatre will he
on the north side of la5th street. % feet
west of Webster avenue. Peter Klein's
Bedford Park Amusement Corporation Is
the owner. George T. Pelham designed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
Consolidated EXCHANGE.

Prices strengthened after tho opr'. ~ on
the Consolidated stock l.NchauE" Yesterday
and traders who W"r" san WORKING on tha
hetrish side found that their opt' atoms
litt|r result
Anaconda Was strong II opened at s.,
- OF a point he.nw It's closing priic on
Thurs1ay, bat uuich'v ri.led, 'nut hing ,,
hiRh uf SOS ana closing a. So. The
buying CWaUd extended 20 tho rullrC is d..
Including the railroad stacks aud tho war
issues Hp.dWiu lao 'ouotiv, Wa p~ar'lct-
Larry prominent In IN" 'Ntr group l.
opened a. Iloi.. an overnight Recession G.
g. OF a point. but thnt was ys ,u,ost. and
II sold us high as l''i. later. o.oslng a.
ne. Union lacllr uucurd a. '3,t The
same at which 1, closed on THURSDAY That
Was 80 lo""sf and 10 tnuCfeu , htsh sub
scQucutlv or l3>'.. using az l"St. There
Was u good demand 'or EoadDug which
opened ~ A0Ts, = az a MONT above lfs oio.
vlncoi o. >l'i. u.o-iug at ST. Inter.
borough Consolidated MS also 10 dr.Ioud.
Algh 40 ..i.,
sales t0talea s7.s7a sharsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
'. \. L. Five Plays Tonight.

Att,r three eek of hard practice
u \rw Yuri. University basketball team
VII ppou rs season tonight In a game
WITH tho Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute
i've At tie University Heights gymna-
sum. As NAL preparation for the con-
test COach Lush gave the varsity a long
practio.~iu passing and in the manipula-
ton Of several trick formations yester-
day afternoon. The first five has had
little trouble In defeating the second and
freshman teams in all the scrimmages
ard practice games which have been
held during the last two weeks The
varsity probably will be White, Cum
n.ues, Storey, Cam and k~ranichfeld.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
EAST SIDE HOUSE LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have rented fur
nished the five story American basement
house at II East Eighty-sixth street. in
the Fifth avenue block, for Mrs. Eugene
Griffin. to Mrs. Charles A. Moore of
Greenwich.
The +. r.. Wood. W. H.. Dolson Com
pany has rented the American base
ment dwelling Mt 2G West Ninety-,hird
street TO l.. A. Weller for a term OF years.
Daniel Birdsall & CO.. have leased tho
dwelling at 20 West Seventy-second
street to the Unity Society OF Practical
Christianity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
LOFTS For EAST ATTN STREET.

Tho Centre White Company. s. IT.
Stone president. has commissioner
Schwartz 4 Gross TO prepare plans for
n modern commercial building to replace
the present dwelling, on lot 25xlO0.5. Mt
3 East F'orty-scvcnth street. $50 feet
east of Fifth avenue. The height OF the
building has not yet been decided. but Il
will b. not less than six stories.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
TRADES YOUNGSTOWN PLACE.

Wlllott II. Slillman has traded his
property on the Morristown-Dover road.
consisting OF a modern residence, garage
n o|utbu!ldings, with twenty-onc acres
of land, for a residential property on
Clarewill avenue, Upper Montclair.
owned by F.. W Tyler and comprising a
large plot OF lane with modern resi-
denc-. Eugene V. Welsh OF Morristown
was the broker,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
PLANT MOVES TO QUEENS.

The OrsenlEo Company OF West Forty
second street, Manhattan, has leased
the seven floors Of the modern flreproof
OF Gus Sandhlom on Skillman
avenue. Moore street, Foster avenue and
Rawson street. The lease liz for twenty
one years from May |, 1916, at a total
Of s264.600. the tenant to make
all repairs. The tenant has the privilege
buying tho property al the end OF
five years at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
BIG DYCKMAN FLAT PLANNED.
Five story HOuse to Re ~ Feet
Front and Ia Cost $4,000.

On the south Side OF Nerm'lye ave-
nue., 100 feet east Of Isham street, a
i've story and basement nat Ii TO be
built for the Nandalia Realty Corpora
ton. julius Bendhcim president, 1t will
have "A frontage of 10 feet and n depth
Of IFS feet. with "A facade OF brick and
limestone. George x Edward Blum are
the architects and have estimated the
cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
HARLEM FLAT FORECIosED.

at ISL TO 1863 West l40th street, near
Seventh avenue, WIS sold yesterday for
sl76.445 by Henry Brady In n fore
closure suit to Bennett SanberG. the
plaintiff. who sued TO recover clalms ag-
gregating s22.o93 above a mortgage for
SIC. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
TEvAFIY ESTATE SOLD.

The Clifford property on Kn!ckcrbocker
road In Tenafy. y. j.. comprising six
teen and a half acres and adjoining the
new Knickerbocker Country Club. has
been sold to Thomas *. Baker. Tho
deal was negotiated by William g. H,ne
OF New York,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
BUYS LONG ISLAND ESTATE.

Frederick Mitchell Munroe has sold
ten acres OF his Turkey Lane farm be-
tween Huntington and Cold Spring Har-
Dor to S. Gordon Parker, son-in-law Of
Louis c. Tiffany. The price paid was
SO. 900. While Mr.. Parker may not
use the old house as a residence he has
contracted for its Improvement. II was
built by Harry Rogeis about the year
1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
NEW ITALIAN CONSULATE.

l.. Il. Preston has leased to G.. Fara
F'orni, Italian Consul at New York, the
ffth floor at 3s5 broadway for a term
of years. The Italian Consulate has
been located at the southwest corner or
Spring and Lafayette streets for tho last
fifteen years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
Greenwich It. "a VI. from Nov /. 1915;

Greenwich -. ~ yrs from Nov /. 1915;
atty, Franklin Brewing Go, 4li Flushing
raf. Bklyn 200
Marie Il Ryan to Ipuis " Well 352
kanttowii& ~ l., $50 Bway 800. 5000
0oor-tdi Nth Az Co to Eugene e Lewis
willard y Baylis, l4l Bway .... $4,000
10TH ST. 500 W. cor store &c-Halcyon
R"al Es'at" Corpn to Michael Cassidy.
j3i W ln:d IT. ~ yrs from Nov I. 1916:
attys. Guggcnheimer. L & NJ, 81 Wall
list ST. So, ". aljEMary barry 10
I"s Joytno. III W Nth 81, 3 yrs from
De" !. 1915; atty. Jos q Abrahamson,
lST ST. Sj-s7 T.. all-Saml Resler a. aro
20 Abr Landherg. 20 l. "a -. 10 yrs from
Nov 10. 1915 address, 81 l. ist 81 So. zoo
Bronx.
WEBSTER Az, 1904. 5 . Q e0ad a., all
Nina Seinert 20 Ralph Moore, 3OGt Web
stcr av, 10 yrs from Dec !. 1915: atty.
\ VI stewart. 1889 Sd nv. 81 i0 to $1,000
FREMONT AN, 192, all-Gilbcrt J Van
Der Sunssen TO Henry Schroeder. 1881
cro.oua av. : yrs from Nov /, 1915; atty.
Ehiing Brewing Co. 200 81 AIMS
av:..............,...tl. 200 to 81 400
MpHEGAN Az, u W c is0th 81. cor store
4 s'or" aij on lSoth St-Ave 81. John
ari Fox - Corpu 20 Saml Fnv. go T.
18th -, . yrs from Feb !. 1916. atty.
Ehl!ng Brewing co. $50 ~ AIMS
N''''..... .t........ $3.50 20 f,iiO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, Dec. 3--The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
MARRIOTT Realty Company. Manhattan.
ca pital, 1900. directors. lsadore Shapiro.
Adolph Shapiro and Charles Hofnan New
York city.
u. Il. Realty Company. BROOKLYN: capt.
tai, $500: directors, Rose Fischer. Samuel
Bershadssy and David Bershadsky, Brook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
SATISFIED n AGES.


with name and address of lenders
attorney
EAsT bwXfi g: " ca IN e
100. Dec ls, lsos-Loui. and clara
s,roocE 4 s,roocs so RwaS' 500
LEXiSGr4N AZ, sss, W, FL n an .'
:, MsH NARY Def Ere. Ilospi,ai FOR ch!,iren!
.s fHy, 81. g. :. w si INV az. sil,.i'oao 5. ' Ap?G
Fl;r,,r.' 'W Ic9 a " s5,n Ns st' "a lena Man am
howsk' atty Jeremiah WOOD 555555
I,oixN y - y Knel ss,i to 70 nv re ra,; Sgn' pls -
=; ATTY. T G Co, lTs Bway. 5000
sosrH 81 hIS;lIS 10 ,raoss.nn rno u KocitttiHh
10 N Hy ration n"e Ryc. x Y-''' '.so 500
aosrH ST; n II5.sts az; run n s2il
Harlan River \ : and W a. riHer Wind
FEB %, l9"s-Ales } Boyle to same
.lsr ST, I'll. i. -, 10, sd ay. 22.G>
sss, Jan "a: lS SysI ! !" G w,tg nv
scanlan, 81 chambers t.....,.. s9,OOo
20 Az eobs-9os2, $ e cor lofth st, lCollN
Helms and adelaide Hefins to Marsarc
Wheelehan. 1926 W s5th at; atty. T q CO.,
i76 Bway .....,....:..".... SLIGO
20 100, res a. iiees@,acob and sarah
al w 3t,h ST; attys, sanborn 4 $. 20
Waai M ,,.,... $4,000
wESr ESD Az -s5 ~ 9 40 II n l03J 81.
"scrioo Moric lsos-Abram F. sterne To-
81 Frs. Uo.nital FOR Chiidren,
~ M1ryS CO. rT rs i RWay'' TOT 81. co6
,nn1TM sr' aoa ~ Z, q Riytrslle Dr.
'V9stxioo Nov 81 slb-i3iipnale l..
;nNLvV.i''.JnUIr c,n os H. Ma ,os
PAWS 10 ih''p SIN "' '"' NV w ooo
isn bway tv;'',,' ~ ''"gY
iI,nn 90 ", ",onr o',s uvn,, -
hertha siege a'Hs' N'"''"'"II oN0
,-STU sT' 500 w. mtg on leasehold, &c,
Mar IS. 1874 Miehsei cassidy to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
DOUGLAS MANOR PLOT SALES.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
sold 10 the Denison Realty Corporation
two plots at Douglas Manor, one OF five
lots and one OF three lots. Both parcels
are located near the water and close TO
the boathouse. The property was taken
free Of en~cumbrancc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

Plans have been completed by w. T.
Mccarthy for five three story buildings.
~200x125. to be built by the Albemond
Realty Corporation on the west side Of
East Second street. 100 feet south Of
Albermarle road, Il cost $685. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
RANkiNG Nr sTNTE nE

w NM DFsTNN MIMI, NTNTF W
NEW YORK. to builders, investors and pros
pective homeseckers. \ large number uf VA
cant lots at brentwood. NIorsemere. Leonia.
half OF former owners prices. Also a large
number Of two-family houses at alter.
hudson Heights. CIiff,ide and Palisades Park.
New Jersey. at about one-half OF former prices.
All Of the above properties are within IA i've
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes Of
Manhattan. These properties must be sold
quickly To close the business of two corpora
lions now being liIuidatcd by the Banking
Department. Special induccmt nts to con-
tractors and builders who will purchase a con-
siderable number of. lots. For further par
Deputy Supt. OF Banks. care OF Banking
Department, 81 Broadway, New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
Bronx.
MECHANICS IIFNS.
Manhattan.

'ofp ST, 81 E-Sim s Glauber. Inc. ar.
Meyer cohen, owner; Abraham Chaser.
SETH ST, : E-Ncwark Blue Stone Co ast
Ogden NILS, owner. Stoukinger Bros,
ILN. nmlrlLfnE-. lcs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

sales aotaled 31.a72 eharsA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
LEASES MANHAssET PLACE.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles 8.
Brown Company has leased for Mrs.
Philip Boyer her country estate at Man
hasset. l.. l., to Walter d. Gelshenen of
New York. who will occupy II as a year
round home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
SATISFIED MECHINCs' LIENS.
Nal

ST, ioi W-Phillip Goldwa.ser 80.
Carlos l. H%onruqucs ct al. May y
sTH Az. ?iS:-w j Y,nni. 4 Co a.,
Sophie Stern Ct a., May 10. 1915. .sG.;is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

Louis Wolf is the last buyer of tho
two fats at 22l and 223 West 1894
street. He secured them from Helen
Norris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The payment Of dividends In cash In
stead Of scrip has been resumed by the
Standard Gas and Electric Company by
the declaration of "A quarterly cash divi-
dend Of | per cent. on the preferred stock.
stock of record November 80.
Directors OF the United Light and Rail
ways Company announced that they had
funds on hand to pay the $500 900 notes
maturing January l.. 1916. and that the
regular quarterly dividend OF III per cent.
on the first preferred stock was declared.
payable January ! TO stock of record De-
Ccmber Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
COLUMBIA DEFEATS
G.. G. N. Y. IN WATER
Blue and White Swimmers Win
Dual Meet Easily by
Score Of 81 to IS.
LOSERS GET ONE FIRST

columbia University defeated the Col
t~c ~ the city OF New York in the
o,cn,ng meet Of the intercollegiate
suinmus League series at the G.. G.
\ Y. pool last night. The score was
q, to ~.
Or the Columbia swimmers. who cap
,,red i've OF the six events. The event
rbirb went to City College, the fancy
awe. was won In easy fashion by Lieb-
, nor. former in~terscholastic champion.
! %IJehror showed splendid form. Klcmcs,
Also 81 & e. y. ". was second.
The 80 yard swim proved to he the
cho.,st nf the meet. Herbert of Column
ba Just nosed out Bosworth of c. G.
\ !, winning by "a few inches. The
dime FOR the distance was % l-5 econds.
Nollmcr and Lee Of Columbia each
,,n their respective races. Vollmer cap
tured the geo yard swim with little exer-
ron In the hundred Lee also had an
easy time of 1t. Second place In this
event was closely contested between
Racers, Columbia, and Schenberg, c. G..
\. Y. Rogers NOR by a foot.
city College also lost at water polo.
The score was 20 to o in favor Of Co
lumbia The summaries:
100 root Reiay-won by Columbia Her
A,rt. Walker, Lee and Nollmer). second.
e q y. Y. (Howay, Gross. Schauer and
Pceworh). Time. : minutes ~ 80 Sec
80 Yard sw1m-won by Herbert, Co
hymhia: second, Boeworth. G. e. y. Y;
third. Peters. Columbia. Time. - LIS
100 Yard swfm-won by Lee, Columbia
second, Rogers. Columbia: third. Schen-
Sere, c. c. n. Y. Time. 4 minute . seconds.
20 Yard Swtm-won BY vollmer. Co
humhia. second. Howay. c. G. y. Y: third,
Cohn. Columbia Time. : minutes 81
seconds.
Fancy ptve-won by Lieoner. c. G. y.
T.; second. Klemee. c. c. ". T.. third.
Noner, Columbia
Plunge for Distance-won by Roy. Co
turneia O5 feet 8 inchee), second. fevie.
Columbia 8+ feet): third. Jones, c. e. n.
7. Oo feet).
rrst. Columbia, 81; second. c. c. N. T..
WATER rOLo LINEUP.
&C. y. Y. Positions. Columbia.
Bsbor ........... Goal .Rosen
. Rudinsky. ..... Right guard. ..... Noble
ksrreks, ........Left guard Van de Water
Au.rharh c,ntre for VA rd MouuIn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

again. -sh 'Nr me previous week anu
~sk so OF isii IN" to isii'' The @iddlss STATE.
had lo?, New Ensland s. southern -.
Wsstsrn e. G SrsaS haG %. against sla 81
for the preceding week. About IS per GENT.
OF the concerns falling had capital OF less
5000 TO . 200 capital.
Bankruptcy Petitions.
INTERBORO ENGRAVING COMPANY
against the Intsr6oro EEngraving Com.
pany. los Fulton street, The Ggmpany
H naSfi fn sIe ,i9',oe and T ASSET. Il, .eos.
John G l.. hnsse was ,reqsurer' r,.
IL tus MHRE Sh a, i5 'S' Br 1sisr and is59
slgnment to John j. Robbins 4 Pc;
sien In sa"f kIaSiiiy... s1 are 81" ,s'scc and A.,
sets 1900. Twas in%eerpora,sd on Sep:
5000. and Hyman Lieberman /, presi-
DAVID GoRos, plumber Of 1905. Tremon,
aHpnvs' With Nth IiiiaSll,t,e! isss and assets
iisis IN stoSk snd a a So, pelham has
Whites sss.s.i and assets Isss. He made
an assignment on March -S.
Bankruptcy Schedules,
APRON MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Of 2ss Greene street. New York. ana
g Ess, Twsn,y,n.n'h .,rss,; h n,Ite:
IA nv "
s5.s5i and assets Of unknown value. con,
sisting OF machines. office furniture and
s sS TIM sn. al the stock has bee" SOLD
LOWENsTEIN e. G~OLDSTElN, cloak
manufacturer of 1l6 West Twenty-sec-
ond street, have Med schedules. show
ing liabilities SIS $50 and assets $40
A. GREENsPAN & son. manufacturer
Of pocket book. at So Wooster street.
have filed schedules, showing liabilities
sa4O7 and assets !ls2
SCHWARTZ SKIRT HOUSE, Inc, OF IL
West Eighteenth street. has fled sched-
ules showing liabilities $4,000 and assets
s2,ols.
CHARLES s. BRADY COMPANY. manu-
facturer Of travelling bags and csse. at
55s broadway, has filed schedules. show
ing liabilities st.6si and assets S2.660
MERCHANTS PUBLIC COM
PANY. Inc. OF lSst-ls97 Bathsats ave-
nue., has fled schedules, showing Ia
bilities s9,oc7 and assets SIS.
Assignment.
FISHNAN BROS. & FREED. composed OF
Ruben and Morris Ftshuan and william
Freed, cloak manufacturers at lSs-lio
Greene street, have made an assignment
10 samuel q. Dnberstein. They began
husInesS two years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

The directors OF the United Gas and
Electric Corporation on December . de-
clared a dividend OF . per cent. upon the
first preferred stock, PAYABLE December
80 to stockholders of record December 20.
In response to an inquiry as TO the fu-
,ure dividend policy ~ the corporation
have every reason to believe that with
a continuation of the present prosperity
OF the company the payment OF current
dividends from now on will be resumed
on our first preferred stock. as the oper-
ating results OF all the subsidiaries for
the past six months have been very graf
flying. and substantial increase. IN both
gross and net are being shown by prac-
Ideally all the companies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-04

LIS E\Df<S.
Manhattan.


GRAND st. : : col W ~ Elizabeth -.
.a"N.N irr"g-CnIon square savings
Bank agt Mary Fuchs - al foreclosure
OF mortgage, at'ys. Nash Il Jones.
HENRI ST, ip-'hr- II Young 81 al AIT
Rache! l. Taslu>ky e. al foreclosure OF
m"rtgaE-' atty, \ Eitchi..
MANHATTAN AN, n e cor llSth -. 25xsb-
y V savings Bank art Catherine NJ
Burke u al ,for,g!osuFe OF mortgage,
ATTY J \ button.
S"h st q s., $50 " % cfh av. toxi0O 8
Mutual lif" ms 20 of y Y agt Van
S'htlck Estate, Inc, Of - foreclosure OF
Two ulor'aaE,sIt utty. + l. Allen.
18th ST, . = 100 IS 81 lSt az. 1iNsS.q-
obadiah w I Randolph. trustee. nrt
John I Martha 81 a. foreclosure uf
mo 's's'l. ATTY, I. T. Warren.
Bronx.
ioTS 81 and :.S. map o, Sam'er estate
prNr'rfy 80 V -Et'h - and Broadway
l-ndct isaars Ort Uriah Harris ct al
Lt1rr"'osure % mortgagc). attys, Gilbert,
i@iut'r-'clu & Il bert.
KELLY ST, 5ri-larnes J vnrl.y e. a. AIT
Eiward J Reilly ct al tforeclosur. OF
mortgage, ATTY, r r Kelley.
LOT s.. map 81 lGS lots Of esiate OF Mary
Jane Roadway, 2ith Ward-John p'Cal-
!HTh1n uCt Marie II Won Der Linden ct
q, foreclosure OF mortgage atty. Il +
Moran.
PROSPECT Az. 1890. also 10, No IS. sec
-, block 1851, land map city % y y
Franklin q Back agt lren. Lennon ct
n! partition suit. attys, S'rootk &
S'rOutk.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender ana
ender's Attorney
Dow utOWn,
South OF Fourteenth ~

EAST BWAY, rs, q =, e7s " caihsrlne 81
~olx4s-Sami Flint 10 simon schneider,
$40 Eastern Parkway. Rklyn,. Dec !.
i~nstalls, q p c; atty. $ | Goldberg. ~
Liberty ~ 900
ALLEN ST. TOO, = e cor Delaney st, 1917.
2ssxs7 6, pr mtg S52. 500-Stonemor Rlty
co 10 Harry Hastorf. cA7 W lSlst st,
Dec 2. 5 yrs, 5h p G; atty l. T GO" %,
,sr ct, si-S7-Abr Landberg TO Samuel
Resler & ano. Nov s, 1915, pr mtg $500.
10 yrs 4 p G. atty. Abr iAndberE 70
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32xo9ll. 8 sty fat WIN Rankin sst
500 A: taxes, &c, 1915. to the plain
DUANE Sr. ~, $ " cor Lafayette st, iS.sx
23.3x irreg. 4 sty loft bldg-H r Clare
ct al agt Madison Ave Real Estate co
ct al; Nie, sa,b07. 0s; taxes, &C. &l.ss0sl:
sub to mtge st2,0 900 Adjourned to Dec. Is
lat secs THIRD AvENUE.l
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
SYLVAN Az. " $. 1868 n ?56th Of. 2bx
100. vaoant-,M ID Carrere ast d shapiro
the plaintiff. ,tsSo
Ry Charles A. Berrian.
143D ST. 1856 r. 5 y. 2si6 9 Elsxander av,
25xl00, 3 sty tenmt and 3 sty rear dwls
-II,ouis Tenorc agt Teresa Tenore ct Al;
pAruten, - ssAAaouynsd gtnA ~