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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
MAYOR ACTS TO END
MAIL FRAUD ON POOR
Brings About Arrest When APP.
peal Is Made to Him-An-
other Case Found.
MUSIC USED AS BAIT

Two men were before United States
Commissioned Houghton yesterday
charged with mail frauds in which poor
persons are said to have been defrauded
Of more than $4,000 through their love
Of music. In one case John l.. Murphy
offered an American pianaphone" as a
premium for the purchase of ten chin
neyless white glory lamps
Murphy. according to Assistant United
States Attorney Harold A. Content.
operated az the Boston Lamp Works
and the American %Pianaphone Company.
The white glory lamp. Murphy said in
his advertisement. was the product OF
fifteen years OF experiment. 1t was
constructed. the advertisement asserted,
on the well known principle that half
Of he oil In a lamp Is wasted by rea-
son Of the draught caused by the chin.
ney.
The white glory lamp sold for %
cents, and according to the advertise
ment gave a brilliant. steady fame
The purchasers. II is charged. found that
It consisted OF IN ordinary wick inserted
In a mucilage bottle. The American
music box given as a premium. the Fed
eral authorities say, was a crude piece
OF mechanism which could play only
a few feeble notes. Nevertheless 1t was
advertised rs combining the sweet
strains OF the Swiss music box with the
powerful tones OF a street piano, COM
bined with the musical expression OF a
trained orchestra" Murphy was held
by the Commissioner In $1,000 bail TO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
BOSTON HERALD SOLD
TO MORTON F. PLANT
Francis de {. Sullivan Of New
York Also Figures in
S1.800,0 900 Deal.

BosroS. Sept. l4.-Francis de C. Sui
livan Of New York. acting for himself,
Morton F.. Plant and other security
holders. bought the Boston Herald. Inc.
to-day, including all property and equip
ment OF the Herald and the Boston
Traveller. The sum OF $4,000 o was
paid for TIN. newspaper.
Mr.. sullivan acquired the property of
the Boston Publishing Company, a Mas
sachusetts corporation organized by
him and his associates.
The following officers were elected
Robert l.. O'Brien. president +. de c.
Sullivan, vioe-president James II. Hig-
gins, treasurer and general manager.
and Thomas w. Streeter, clerk. The
new board of directors is composed OF
O'Brien, Sullivan and Higgins.
The sale has effected a reorganization
which assures ample financing for both
papers and puts them in exceptionally
strong hands.
The properties of the Boston Herald
and Boston TrdDcier. 1t was %oun
on September .. would be put up for sale
to-day to the highest bidder.
The notice explained that the sale
was ordered because OF a default by
the Boston Herald, Inc. to pay the semi
annual interest on its bonds. The bonds
were secured by mortgage and il Is i'm
accordance with the terms of the mort
gag that the property has been sold.
The notice stipulated that 10 per cent.
of the purchase had to he paid i'm cash
at the time of sale.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in MINI.
haitian and Bronx S~nIesroou.
lat II NESEY STREET.
RN Henry RrndN

lat II NEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST, S and 7 f., n =. ltl1O . 5th
av, 5Ox92. 10 sty loft and store bldg =
Emignant lndust Savgs Bank agt g NJ
Butler ct al; due, sl99.55i.57 taxes
&c S'S'o'sS' TO the plaintiff for sl75, 900.
BY j. II, Mayors.
26sNlo0, 5 sty Nat and storcs~w A
C~penhyin, 81 al, trustees. agt Mcdoc
Realty n CONSTR co; due. $50. Ogb n,
taxes &C. S2,Ss7.ss. to the plalntin foi
S5i,50o. ''
by Joseph T. Day.
2S.3x irreg. & sty loft bldg-H p clare
ct al agt Madison Ave Real Estate "a
ct al. due, y .Ss7O S: taxes, sc. al $50 81,
sub TO mtg $4,000; adjourned to sep,
10Th ST, ! W. n :. l?e.io W Am no
l64xss1l, 3 sly dwlg -German saw.
Bank agt VIM Hi.ls ct all due. 81. eg3. 81,
taxes &c. Siso.sl; to the plaintln for
18TH ST, Sol. W. :, 1918 W wads.
Boskerck ct. al, extrNs, agt j A Honor
ct al; due, $500 taxes, sc. sgoS a.
to the plaintiff for s., 600. ~
BY Daniel Greenwald.
ESSEN ST, $3.50, = " cor Delaney ST. 75x
abt sI,6, ? sty tnts and strs and / stv
loft bldg -Sherln's sale of ali right. titis
&c, which Grand DeIanCey 90 had on
June II, 1915. or since; adjourned ~
September 10, ~
lat secs THIRD ANENUE1
BY James j. Donovan,
i56TH ST. s65 Il, n 5. ess " Hewitt nj
eSxs5. ISs6,sxs6,a, sly dwlg-Barb,pp..
kumpt agt 7 !. Biegen ct al; dus
ss.so1i!; taxes &C. ,2ssi:; to the plain.
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or the UNCLAIMED pspos!,ss plvidsnds and
ON the first day, OF August, 1915, made in
accordance with the provisions of the
Banking Laws, Sections 1874 and 2i9:
~ Dividends, > shares, Margaret Jenkins,
unknown, SiSi,OO.
l24 Dividends, . shares, Thomss Keefe,
unknown, s599 50.
l4l Dividends, l6 shares, Henry Moss, un-
known. S4,S95 o..
1853 Dividends. | share, Johanna Murphy,
unknown, $685. -.
State of New York, County OF New York. IS. :
stephen Baker, President, and ID II, Pier
son. Cashier, OF the Manhattan Company. a
corporation located and doing business In
the city of New York. in said county. being
duly sworn, each for himself says that the
foregoing report Is a fun. true and correct
statement Of the unclaimed deposits, divi-
bends and interest Of the Manhattan Com
pany. made In accordance with the pro-
Visions of Sections 1874 and 2l9 OF Chapter
S6s Of the Banking Law. as shown by the
books OF said Company on the first day OF
August, 1915.
STEPHEN RAKER, President.
II. II PIERSON, Cashier.
SeVerally subscribed and sworn TO by
both deponents the eth day OF September.
1915. before me.
fl. : MILTON w. TlCHENOR,
Notary Public Of Kings County.
Certificate filed In New York County.
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JERSEY FREIGHT FIGHT BEGUN.
Determinations Charged In the
New York Zone.

TRENTON. n. j., Sept. i~i.-Conoerted
action. in the name OF the State IL pos
sible. will be taken to put an end to the
alleged discrimination against those sec
tons OF New Jersey situated in the New
York freight zone, as the outcome OF a
conference called by Gov. Fielder and
attended to-day by representatives of a
dozen municipalities together with vari-
Gus trade organizations throughout the
State.
The burden of New jerseys complaint
IL that. although shipments OF freight
between the north and west and New
Jersey do not involve cost of literage
and other differentials common to ship
ments to New York. no allowance is
made by the carriers for this difference
In cost.
Gov. Fielder appointed Mr.. Raymond,
Mayor Mraykg OF Elizabeth and Louis
Sherwood OF Jersey City a committee TO
devise Ways and means for carrying on
the fight before the Interstate Commerce
Commission. 1t Is probable all munich
palities and trade organizations inter
ested will he asked to contribute TO the
aduse.
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paterson PAPER SOLD.
Owner of "The Press' Purchase, .
"The Guardian"

PATERSON. n. j.. Sept. 14.-Charles
Curie, a New York lawyer. whose father,
the late Capt. Charles Curie, was prin-
cipal owner OF the Paterson Press and
Sunday Chronicle, has purchased "A ron
trolling interest in the Paterson Guar
dian.
Al Il meeting to-day of the ~stockhold-
ers OF the Guardian corporation Mr..
Curie was elected president William
-. Bryant, formerly of the New York
Tribune, was elected secretary treas
urer and general manager, and John
l.. Matthews, formerly of the Brooklyn
Times. was chosen vice-president and
editor, by the ransfer the Guardian
will come into possession OF the Press
and Of the Sunday Chronicle, the only
Sunday newspaper In Passaic county.
II was said on good authority tonight
that the Press and the Guardian will he
merged into n newspaper, operating
In the evening field, and that the
Chronicle will be continued as hereto
fore.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders
fornay

with name and address OF lenders at
torney,D
s0TH ST. 316 W. $ $. 2i6.s W West End
av. l6.6Nl0O.S. Nov 90. ig09-Paul and
Caroline Il Fem to Jas \ TrowbrIdge,
Noroton. Conn atty. T q Co, l76 Broad.
way n'' ...'. sS'ouo
AMSTERDAM Az. n " cor lIsth st.
1873. loxi0o, Mar II, iel5-Julia G Jones
TO Jos T. Reardon. i3s W i7th St. atty,
John r Jones. 237 Bway ........Si.5 500
7 ST, 2l0 r., $ =. lI5 @ 81 av. COX
1922. Apr 90. i9oo-Rosa Goldberger
TO Allie Berger. atty, Herman II Nit
tllmann. $40 Bway. ............ 81. 900
led ST, sl2 w. $ :. l15 W 18th av, lJN
loo.li. Nov IL. l90S-Gertrude Il smith
to Nettie r Long. Bangor, Pa; attys.
Morgan Morgan & Co. so Wall st. 81. 900
BROADWAY. 3tl9, personal property. SC.
Mar Is. i9O7-Higgins a Gee to VI
Groh's Sons...................ss, 500
UNION AN, n .. 1851 = . HOFFMAN 81.
.txS3Nes.lNs3 Dec is. iSg9-Michael
and Frances Fischer to Jno J Brady.
exr. 80 Nassau st................s 81, 900
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan


list ST. . $, 200 " ith av. 25x92-N V
Title 1ns Co to Mary \ Davis. summit,
NJ; atty, " Y r Ins Co. 1875 Bway 5000
loOTH ST, = =, 100 W Amsterdam av,
lOON99. ll-Same to Jas \ TrowbridRe,
NorOton, Conn; atty. tame 49,. . > 1000
93D ST 40 W-Marcus Goldfarb to VIM
llegler. 6i5 9th av: atty. Adam A Ewald,
NAGLE ~. :. 500 e Eilwooi 1t. iccx
2O5.S-t : Trust Co, trus. to y V Mtg
4 security Co, 1875 Bway: atty. NlT
Ins co, 1875 Bway. ............. $4,000
list ST. So E-Julius zwelg to Nathan
Sweedler. i62 Stone av. Bklyn; attys,
Herzfeld 4 :. ~ Court st ............t
AMSTERDAM Az. O-235s-Juiia e
Jones to David Levine, 52li 18th av.
Bklyn: atty. T O Co, i76 Bway 800
AMSTERDAM Az. $ . cor l25th ST. 25.2N
lOO-Columbia Trust co and ano. trus,
to 7 q & IT CO. i7s Bway. $4,000
WEST END AN. 6O3-George II l.auck
committee to Albert SAKE, 525 West End
av; attys, Engelhard a r.. III
b"ay 'N-ltVVV
Bronx.
SCHAPPERT. JOHN 4, ct al. eNrs. to
Title Guar q Trust Co. ..........slO,0 5000
ROBINSON. ADELI, ct al, TO same. $4,000
BERLIN JACOB. to Louis Slotnik. 90. 81
TITLE GUAR q TRUST co to y Y In
BENDHEtM, ADOLPH u. and ano. admrs.
CLAM. AUGUSTA. to John Donohue 800
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RECORDED LEASES.


WEST END Az. 3~2S-330, e =, 30 n 18th ST,
35xl00. all-Lilliau VI Snresi to Hotel
Willard Co. 25t W 18th st. 81 yrs from
July /. 1916; sttys. wesselman 4 X. SIS
18TH ST. 252-25i W. 5 :. 100 e West End
av. .55Sl0ll. all-Phclps Stokes Estate
to Hotel willard co. 252 W 18TH 1t. 81
yrs and I months, from sept /. 1918;
atiys, Wesselman & X. So Liberty
GREENWICH ST. ?03, str ana b-Archi-
bald \ Forrest to Eric Forster, ?O3
Greenwich Il 3 yrs, from May !. 1918:
attys. Grossheld Bros, lls Nassau
MANHATTAN ST. = " cor lO9th 81. all
Manhattan Arc Theatre corp to Max
Machat. sac f isith ST. 4 tie yrs. from
July ], 1915. atty, n Dreschslcr 40
Bronx.
Lot COS. man Bronx Terrace. sll-Chas
Rhinelandcr TO Kari Bislek. Sycamore
and Troy avs. The Bronx. 3 yrs. from
Oct !. 1918: atty. Kari Rialek. sycamore
Sd Az, 3267. all-Geo !. Schneider and ano
70 Chas II Ne!th. 32s7 81 Az. 10 yrs from
May !. 1915: atty, - J Kat. STi Brook
N '''''......... $4,000 ana $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-15
SPERRY SUIT IS EXPLAINED.
Caldwell says Action Has No Bear
ing on Present Firm.

George Il. Caldwell. president OF the
Sperry & Hutchinson Company. said
yesterday that the suit brought by
Shelly b. Hutchinson OF Ypsilanti. Mich.
against william NJ. Sperry OF Crawford.
n. j.. in the United States Court at
Trtnton has absolutely nc bearing or
effect whatsoever on the business OF the
Sperry & Hutchinson Company as now
conducted"
The plaintiff seeks to enjoin the de-
PENDANT from voting 1870 shares of
stock held by him at meetings OF the
trading stamp company and also de-
mands an accounting.
Mr.. Caldwell said that Mr.. Hutchin-
son has had no connection with the
company since 1904. at which time he
sold his stock interest TO Mr.. Sperry.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
sLoss sHEErIELp STEEL & IRON Co.

The BOARD OF Directors of this Company
has declared a quarterly dividend Of one
and three-quartcrs per cent. tlA 'cl on the
Preferred stock, out OF the earnings. pay
able October /, 1915. at the ONCE Of the
Central Trust Company OF New York,
without the closing ~ books. to the stock
holders Of record at twelve o'clock noon
september Is, 1915, at tho office Of said
Central Trust Company Of New York,
transfer agent. Dividend certificates rem
resenting such dividend will be delivered
to such stockholders Of record on October
/, 1915, in an amount equal to one and
three-quarters per cent. q :. ca OF the par
value ~ the preferred stock. said Certth-
Gates will he dated October /. 1915. and
will he PAYABLE October !. 1915. with inter
est from the date thereof at the rate OF six
per cent. i6ocl per annum.
New York, September -, 1913.
T.. l.. MORRIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
\

. - -.
'With name and address of lender and
address, party Of second partJ
Downtown.
tsouth Of Fourteenth ST.
RIDERS ALLEY. = p. 7s.1l " Fulton. ST..
runs = S92x Itx 8 1857 to n : Cnnnks
X w.eiS iso.xSo TO ailey 60 10
: SnS 5. Sept IL atty l. T T Co. iSS
isTH ST, Gss +. S., 50 " Az {; :Sxics;sm
Edward 4 Finch, ref to sa,lwlIn n,S S'd ia:
oscn AZ poyentlco 6iils, l. IVY. 900
a"s' " wood -sS e"''
,Ea., Of FIJI sy' between Fourteenth
and lion sts.J
BROADWAY. sss.sao, G $. SEA n els, st.
tolxl2s;lixss.sxllsi; 2ist st, ! r., n ~
Icy to e fssy' T FGsss'n Nv 18Th St, mtg
81 sway "a"
Realty. co 10 George p Brewsr' is +
SSa'nssnr anu = sep' iV' MY 500
,oipiu i or B5%%ssyr I'd ay. is.SS
,oclo1Hsnry brstthsimeT e. al to Mspg
= anu James q Magu',s; iovy T. r. Co
$50 BWay ......"......."..'''''ioo
West side
twest OF Fifth az, between Fourteenth
anu Twin ssI 60.
'iunma W SSS,Sfy W. % Hamilton av,
Yonsers' y ~ ct al. heirs. &c, Jacob
Meta 20 Metz Really co; IA. ettys'
KS y,VSV'r % broad ST '.'.....N
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th ST.
I'D Av. 2ssii., " $, $50 $ lis,h st, :S:x
BeH Mis, ssiiE moree T@s s sep, f q, sept IL;
atty Edmund Harley q" hrSe cSo
,,WSaSg Irr'',: ~ IA az / IN
FIST sr' ,r 10, = F. NC = :; rev rev ,S Mary Moran,
ISi E. i2ist ST. mtg $500; all hens;
~. "'''' He"" 81
18TH ST. : :. sSs.i E Lenox ay, .isx
St Corp. itsd pway; Sept D. atty, As,oTr
i'iSSI 81, n :, 10y e 81 Sieno.as aN NJ
Iana 80 ~ ssth 81 90 ia5
a. Zoo "an Mans Aug i:
attys. Eisman, / c q l.. las Broad.
way 100
Nose Gfoodmnn corn liz " fam ST.
mtg $4,000 all Hens sept IA s,66gy
etsTH ST s75 ION Az 7sxssii.SISS
Az T ~ Bronh' al LENS, mts 'bo'vyys;
Bwsy
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx.)
FULTON Az, n " cor iIoth st. issx?so-,
Sot.ese MY .orP 70 ireh"nt rireproo,
rTn,n S MI stnHnss 80, IN 30
/ 7 4 T Co; lso Bway 800
LOLS 10 and lle, map Dslly estate
Dnas oossMeII 70 saISator IlnnanIe' IlSe
,ga atSg; To- a I Co. l!6 Bwsy tlo9
i'Sin 81 81 r. ~ .SNloy-Johh j
Sanran 10 Sauie |. horo"ath, rs. hoSk-
49, L. mug si-.VVo' sept III atty.
Srut berhstein, ify Bway sloO
b,L ~ map joe Wore estate-Antonio
Lam,Iio 10 Anna Tamilio, 800 r ism
~ May - atty J A kehoe' 200 L ll7th
7 prs -. . 60, o. -
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United Shoe Machinery Corporation

The Directors OF this Corporation have
declared a quarterly dividend Of "a e Cs7R
cents per share) on the Preferred capital
stock and a dividend OF 20 $50 cents per
sharel on the Common capital stock, pay
able October 5th. 1915, to stockholders of
record at tho close OF business September
i4th, 1915.
l.. A. COOLIDGE, Treasurer.
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UNITED r U COMPANY


A quarterly dividend OF two per cent
on the capital stock OF this Company has
been declared. payable October 18TH, 1915,
at the ONCE OF the Company. 1871 State
street, Boston, Mass. to stockholders OF
record at the close OF business September
90. 1915.
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state Of New York County Of New York. s.
Carl. q. RASMUS. Vice President, and
JOSEPH ADAMS, Treasurer. OF the
tNlTED STATES II AGE Ant
TRUST COMPANY, a trust company To-
Gated and doing business In the CITY OF
New York, In said County, being duly
sworn, each for himself, SAYS that the fore
going report. 20 the best OF his kuowIedga
and belief. l. a full. true and correct
statement ~ the unclaimed deposits. diyi-
dends and interest OF the UNITED STATES
MORTGAGE AMI TRUST COMPANY.
made In accordance with the provisions OF
sections 1874 and @l9 % Chapter 369 OF the
Banking Law as shown by the books OF
said trust company on the first day of
August. 1915.
CARL q. RASMuS, Vice President.
oSEPH ADAMS, Treasurer.
Severally subscribed and sworn 20 by both
Opponents the 9Th day OF September, 1915.
before me.
tSeal OF Notary +. VI. WENpLE,
Notary Public Kings County, No. 90.
Commission expires March 30. 1916.
Certificate fled in New York County, No.
IS Also registered In Hall OF Records, No.
sl0s.
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AMERICAN GRApuOpuoNE co.


COMMON No, ~,
4 dividend ,No, AZ OF one and three
quarters hA'cb percent, has been de
Clired upon the Common capital stock 81
the American Graphophone Company, pay
able october l. 1915, 10 Stockholders Of
record at the close Of business September
10. 1915, {. W, WOODROW. Treasurer.
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on the first day of August, 1918. made In aC-
cordancc with the provisions OF the Banking
Law, sections 1874 aud 2l9'
Full name of depoSitor
or shareholder Last
known residence or
post Office address Date Of Amount
OF depositor or share Original OF
Alois Burgstallcr. Hotel
Irving. y. !. c.. Nov. 81. 1905 s6il6
Est, James Ferris, West
Est. Baptistc Forster. 66i
Eagle Ave. Bronx, Jan. ~. 1909 754s
Broadway. y Dec. Is. 1905 $40
Est; Edward y Marks. .2l9
Charles Morgan. West 49,.
David sharps, Trustee. in
bankruptcy Of SarahNion-
ticth. 4 Edward C.. wyck-
or. Trustee in Rank
ruptcy for Isaac Levy.
Assignee, 30 broadway,
y. y. ............ Dec. :. 1905 I35 30
state Of New York. County OF New York, s..
THORwALD sTALLKNECHT, Vice.
President. and WALTER n. VAIL. Secretary
Of the Lawyers Title and Trust Company. a
company located and doing business in the
city Of New York IN said County, being duly
sworn. each for himself says that the fore
going report Is a full, true and correct state
ment Of the unclaimed deposits, dividends and
interest OF the Lawyers Title and Trust Com
pany made in accordance with the provisions
Of sections 1874 and 2l9 Of Chapter 1853 OF the
Banking Law ms shown by the books OF said
Company on the first day OF August, 1918.
lsignedl T. STALLKNECHT. Nicc-Presdent.
lsignedl WALTER y. VAIL. Secretary.
scverally subscribed and sworn to by both
Opponents the 9Th day of September. 1915.
before me.
lsignedI MARSHALL Y. MUNRoE.
Seal OF Notary Notary Public,
Kings County. No. 1875. Certificate filed In
New York County, No. l29.
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REpOR
or the Unclaimed Deposits. Dividends and
Interest OF the PACIFIC BANK. n. ",
on the first day Of August. 1918 made in ac-
cordancc with the provisions Of the banking
Law, sections 1874 and 2lg.
Phebe a. or Julia l.. Murphy, Park
Ave. Hotel. N. v. Aug. Z, 1901. Z. s73e.3<
W. r. Geisse. Assignee, % Franklin ST.
N. y, Dec 10, 1885 :......H loops
sAML; g, MERwIN, Cashier. and J. 9.
Pacific BANK. n. y, a Bank. located and
doing business in the City Of New York In said
county. being duly sworn, each for himself,
says that the foregoing report Is n full. true and
correct statement OF the unclaimed deposits,
dividends and interest of the PACIFIC BANK,
N. Y. made In accordance with the provisions
Of Sections l3d and 30 OF Chapter 800 Of the
Banking Law as shown by the books OF said
Bank on the first day Of August. 1913.
J. G. LAWRENCE. Assistant Cashier.
Severaly subscribed and sworn to by both
Opponents the 4th day Of september, 1918.
before me.
lseal OF Notary.l. j. II. MEINKE.
Notary Public. Kings Co.
Certificate flcd In y. y. Co
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MECuANlJS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

7?D ST, rs w-sargent & Co agt Edw W
Browning. owner and contractor. .$l,iSU
ETH ST, 1853 20 l6j VII 4 Bergers
Metal Ceiling 4 Fireproonng Co, Inc,
Henry Hellman 90. contractor, =. ..,tis6
42D ST, $50 Observation-Disclosures Chandelier
q Electrical supply Co Rgt Maria y
punsoi'h, owner. William Camph,. con
traStus ''''''..'.. ,tss.,.,. fiO, 95
Bronx,
UNIVERSITY Az, n " cor lSlst II, 73XlSl
-fordham Iornicc Works, Inc. agt Unit
versity Heights Presbyterian Church,
owners; John n Roberts a Co. oontrac.
tors IS
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accordance with the provisions of the Bankins
law wv - D,,e NJ
ori.jr.i
Name and Address. Deposit. Balance
Est hr u, y, >; G9~ri;lCRher, III - ,,os ,,ao On
Est r2Rs eni Inward sn%cn Mpr. i'V' s''o''
while: AIiTn % f r. lune 80 1903 is2'oi
court ST. bk'yn' Nimr' q ,ooe ,os az
'ntSpnoTG G MIsirop2li'SYn
Est, Frank Ledwi,b Jan; i'ieo7 1887
m ,ne wrT9 surety O.
'Vo WILMA" st. n Maj; 8. 1908 1896
Est Maurice Mas. Go.
CO.. 10 h"ay' N fiT % ION, 70 4.
Est Mary Midway unkn9wn' ~ ,oo- 10, 90
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LIS PE>DENS,


AUDUBON Az, n w'cor i73d 81. looxloo-
y Y Life lns 20 agt Reed Rlty co ct al
9TH ST, 1886 4 S37 E-Columhla Const Co
agt Saml Lustbader. Jr. ct al Oforeclos
Of mtg atty, q + Davis.
18th ST. $40 W-Nictoria 4 Romano agt
Jno O'Reilly ct al iforeclos Of mtg .
sttys, Hi, Lockwood. RedHeld & Iydon
PARK Az, l5O5-Honman Miller agt AgnaS
Riehl ct al (foreclos Of mtg; atty. W
q Lane.
MANHATTAN Az. e :. .5.ii # n loOth ct.
15NsIs. ? actions-East Rive say Instn
agt Quadrtborough Land & Development
60 ct al tforeclos OF ? migs); atty, o F
il5TH ST. 2i5 w-Morris s Trop sgt Res.
y + schmidt.
list ST, ~ w-Tenement House Dept Of
city OF y Y agt Havey $ Gay ct al
violation OF tenement house law) atty,
+ l. Polk. -
EAGLE Az, " ;, lis Il : l5sth ST, 1899 :
grave 81 al ,foreclos OF mtg; attys,
Frueaun & Robinson
LAND bounded on : by salt meadow land
OF saml Valentine. on " by a small
creek. on n By salt meadow land OF An
drew George, on e by a creek running W
Of Goose Island. IN Eastchester Creek
also riparian rights In front Of said prem
ises-Mary Manda agt Gertrude ID Halves
ct al noreclos Of mtgl; atty, q Gunkel.
FORDHAM RID. : =. 2tO.s II e L.oring NJ.
2l~TS9l.3-Eliz VI Miller sgt Janpole 4
Werner Holding Co ct al iforeclos OF
mtg; attys, cary x Carroll.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


PREFERRED DIVIDEND No, %.
The regular quarterly dividend OF ~ 70
has this day been declared, payable on
September 3Oth next to all Preferred Stock
holders OF record September cath,
II, W. PETHERRRIDGE, Treasurer.
September ltth, 1915.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.


BROADWAY, assoc to S5ss-Michael Mo-
cent? Co agt Moss & Brill ct al. Dec ..
isrH ST. ?oi to ?:s i, and i'm st, III 3"
Michael Nocenti Co agt Moss & Brill
CONVENT Az, II0-H Miller. Inc. agt
May e Knowles ct al, Feb Is.
1915 ~ 10
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The Maxwell Motors Company manu-,
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and will produce 10000 cars this year
Some OF the 1918 ears are for export.