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The Washington times., 1915-12-11
Tomorrow.

Rally Il, W. e. T. 80. rol's TrcateT . o m.
Retreat FOR mon and r1rpuueut o. new
members uf ,l,lv Nams SO"tcty, -. Slspn-
ems Catholic church. p. NJ.
sermon, The coming 81 christ 10 The
6tAta." ~ Aloysi Church. 10 q. -
The Washington times., 1915-12-11
Larger Appropriation Needed.

Speaking OF tho need OF these Vessels
the report says:
"Thc old cutter Manhattan now limps
along with worn-out hull and machin-
cry performing in a very inefficient
manner the important duty of regC-
lating the anchoTage OF vessels In the
recommending the replacement of this
antlquated craft, now over foTty-twO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
SILVER OUTPUT $37,225,OOO.
Preliminary Estimates Show Record
Production in 1914.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE preliml-
nary estimates of the United States Geo
logical Survey ana the Bureau OF the
Mint indicate that the domestic produce
ton OF silver In 1914 reached high
water mark Of 67,929, 700 fine ounces.
valued at $S7,225,00
Increases were notable In Idaho, Cali
fornla and Arizona and large decreases
were recorded In Montana. Utah, Ne
vada and Colorado" says the report
Nevada retained first place In output
but early figures indicate a decrease in
production OF over s00,O ounces, Idaho
ranked second with an increase OF about
100000 ounces, making a record for the
State. In Montana the output fell off
more than 100000 ounces, owing chiefly
to the curtailed copper yield, resulting
mainly from the European war; but also
in part from labor conditions In Butte.
1.-THE imports OF silver in 1914 were
valued at S25,331 900 and the exports at
$50. $685. 900, s25,l69.OOO in excess OF
the Imports In 1913 the excess Of ex-
ports over imports was $2G,90S,Sl2,'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER.--The break in the butter. mar
kct which was expected from the beginning
NC. decline was noted In almost all lines
~ fresh and held crtam,ry Trading WAS
Of high prices. Some receivers look Tor
further decline. Renovated unchanged.
EadiG quiet faski"g STOCK asSs
higher sssorigg, s44,33tHe' nrsts' IS to 81
tubs, finest, 32I3ac.' good 10 prime 20
sic; common to fair. 2iW2Sc Renovated
grades 2ggU2ic. Imitation creumery,
rrsts ESQ zee. Ladies' current make hrst'.
2Om23c. Packing stock, held. nue, eiisW
22c:: 30 2 slC lower grades, lsa 20 i2c.
good while fancy twins and double daisies
asking more Tor their stock. JobblnE trade
Held, specials, - y q Ice. fresh specials
l4% 9l5ci ayGcrsge fancy, ~ Glib,
i4lg gl5ac.; twins. 15ai5isc; state, fresh,
1?t ml2lsc; poor 70 good, 7@llc.
yesterday Supplies are fresh but extromely
scarce, but buying Is limited. storage arm
wh Apr 6 a !" a f iH n2p dTm f S:ae.
Fresh gathered, eStrss ane' t69t1c.i ,cEN-
ge "TT tf oT' rss rs ssc Hen
gery, ~4ites fancy. $4,000 ,, hsnners'
oT3y f9n 20 oo tf l1ss oa'0 result slow
trading merke' was easier. on fowls yesier-
/ day. AS chickens are mostly staggy lAlkC.
rs ton Turkeys slow. Ducks and geese
| 0uiet Prices; Chickens, lApl5c.. fowls,
itt4 II lb.ec; Odd ruo-tvrs, ~ = fpl 90, DUCKS
| ,rrinE state, l6ml7e.; Western, l6Hlil.
! Gecse, western, l5c. Guineas, pair. i0c. ,
! pigeons, s0n25
| DRESSED POULTRY--Fancy turkeys IN
| moderate supply and firm soft msatee
! roasting chickens scarce and hrm,. Flow =.
/ in moderate demand, with small lines
| dragging Old ROSTERS In light supply and
| arm SQUADS scarce ana Arm, Geese slow.
| prices follow, Western, dry, picked, 1870
| elc Chickens, western milk fed IS -
| - lbs, l2 to box, 23U25c.; corn fed. 20 .
| 2gc; milk fed, IS lbs to dozen, iSalSA 4;
| mixed weights, l4nl6c; Philadelphia,
fancy, : lbs, each 22V2Jc.. broilsrs. 81 %
! zee. Michigan, scalded 1 lbs, Ice Fowls,
| ~ TO box, Western, 60 lbs and over 10
dozen, lsc.; dry picked, lbs. and over.
! white 10 lbs' to dozen $3.50, lbs. s. %
IisS; lbs, l5,5o9is,I5i durk, ii.75~ -.
duineas, spring, lbs. and over pair
sOgrGho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
NEWS OF FINANCIAL INTEREST
And OHIO
CUTS ITS DIVIDEND
Rate Now ) Per Cent. a Year
Stock Goes Up-Bigger Dre:
Was Expected.

The directors OF tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company declared yestef-
day a semi-annual dividend OF 2h per
cent. on the common stock, a. compared
with the previous regular semi-annual dis
bUrsement Of 3 per cent. This places tho
stock OF the company on > per annum
hnsis Dividends NJ the rate OF . per
cent year have been paid on tho COM
mon stock since and Including 1907. The
action OF tho directors was not unox-
pected In the financial district Thers
were many persons who believed that the
semi-annual disbursement would be re
duced 10 2 per cent The effect OF tho
dividend was shown In the action OF the
stock. which closed at n =. a gain OF ~
points for tho day
After the action OF the directors a state.
ment was issued showing that the reduo-
ton of tho dividend frpm per cent To
2la per cent. was due to the continued do
cline In revenues II was said that thu
decrease In gross earnings Tor the six
months ended December 81. 1918. was
36,5lS,000. or 1882 per cont The not
earnings OF tt4Si.24o for the period wore
app roNinately $500 900 less than required
for the dividend declared
Commenting on the action OF the a.
rectors Daniel Willard, president OF the
Baltimore and OHIO, said When IN
July last consideration was gwen to the
question OF dividend then 70 be declared.
We had been hopeful that tho railroads
In the Eastern territory might at an early
date be permitted TO generally increase
their freight rates full s per cent. as re-
Quested. In which event with normal con
ditors as 10 business the Baltimore and
ohio. In my opinion. should and could with
rs present facilities pay per cent on
it, common stock with a reasonable sur
plus over
Just what the ultimate effect ~ tho
recent decision may be cannot now be
stated but II Is estimated that with the
direct increases allowed. which will
largely become effective by February J..
the Baltimore and Ohio should realise
an increased net income. based on bust
ness Of 1914, ~ from s2,225. 900 20 So
10000 per annum, or "A sum equal bD
about IL per cent. on the common stock.
Having In mind the effect OF these
Increases on future revenue OF the COM
pany. even should the volume OF business
continue for a time 10 be only on the
basis " the past six months, IL Is felt
that the results In future, with a proper
consideration Of the interests of the com
pany's more than 5000 shareholders,
will Justify the action taken at this time
in declaring a 2i9 per cent dividend,
although the earnings for the first six
/ months fell somewhat short OF the amount
necessary for this purpose"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Toby Carleton and Harriet standing who
has resided at the Bristol Hotel, 1875 West
Forty ninth street hled a petition In
bankruptcy, liabilities S5,527. no assets
This Is her second time In bankruptcy.
She filed petition on February 20, 1905,
which was closed up without discharge.
The debts are for money loaned, hotel
bill, dresses and jcwelry. There are sew
enteen creditors.
CHARLES " RLANcH, , theatrical
m ns6 us West fIysgyenih 1IrIs
S4,i37. no assets. The debts are for
money loaned. royalties, rent and con
KENNEDY & MOON, a corporation Gus
tom House brokers and forwarders, 20
Broadway, Med a petition In bankruptcy;
company was Incorporated In May. 1907,
ana succeeded q hTm OF he same name
Philadelphia. Vaudeville Mutually Is
treasurer.
BENJAMIN jacobson furniture and
rugs, at 1918 Boston road, Bronx, petition
IN bankruptcy by creditors II WAS alleged
that he made an assignment on January
to william solomon. Liabilities, $4,000;
JOHN A. BoRsT. baker, formerly at 7S2
columbus avenue, petition in bankruptcy
by creditors. II was alleged that he made
an assignment on September is
FRANCISCO FABBRINI, produce, Nyack
petition IN bankruptcy by creditors La
VICTOR BABEL, S795 Rroadway, filed a
petition in bankruptcy; liabilities sl5,olo
mostly IN leases, no uaaeta, to formerly
kept a restaurant.
pMGL BAAR, grocer. Yonkers, filed a petit
tion In bankruptcy; liabilities, 152o3;
assets, san. Judge Hand appointed
Ferdinand A. Hoyt receiver.
JAMES KNIGHT. baker Catskir filed a
petition In bankruptcy; liabilities, $3.50;
assets, t,40s,
schedules Filed.
SMITH & McNELLS, hotel and restaurant.
at 1873 Washington street. schedules IN as
Eignment show liabilities OF so, $50, nomi-
nal assets of $4,000, and actual assets OF
SAs24
wEIssIITz 4 scHARF, manufacturers OF
furniture, 400 East Twenty. fourth street,
OF Sl3,750 and assets Of St6OJ,
ROBERT NJ. BERNAGO2Zl, wines and
liquors, 500 Broome street schedules show
liabilities OF t7,677 and assets OF $i,725.
MEYER GOLDMAN 4 CO. Inc, millinery,
| cloaks and suits, White Plains, schedules
| hands OF the receiver value unknown.
VIII Continue Pell Business.
s. H. p PELL g. Co.--JudEe Hand ha,
| authorized the receivers OF ). III. =. Pei
| & Co. cotton and stockbrokers, i3 EN
| change place, to continue business toi
| thirty days The receivers desire to com
| plete contracts for 2S,0O0 bales OF cottor
| Tor January delivery and 1900 bales FOL
| March delivery.
| Assignments,
| ENTERPRISE LAMP MANUFACTURING
| COMPANY. 1853 West Fifteenth street, as
| slgnment TO Leon J. Hyams The business
| Was started IN 1908 ana was incorporated
| seuth Bathleham, Pa, Ia trsasurer,
SAMUEL PAKULsKY. grocer at Leno'
| avenue, assignment to Samuel N, Haber
4 Aal@.A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
MANY CONCERNS TAKE SPACE.

William H. Whiting * Co. have rented
the fifth loft at 2J9 william street to Van
Salem & Meyer; the second loft at 2l3
Front street to Zeugerle & Schumacher:
tho store floor at 80 Murray street. to w
II. Douglas; the entire top floor In tho
Backford Building. covering the block
fronting on Beekman street between
Water and Front streets, TO the Paragon
Fibre ColorinR Corporation; space In one
of the New York Dock Company's model
loft buildings, Brooklyn. y. Y. to Keeling
Carel Company, and the second loft at SO
and 81 Fulton street to Wilbur q Hastings
The Vanderbilt Concourse Corporation
has closed two leases in the new build
ing at Forty-fifth street and Vanderbilt
avenue. II has rented to Fred Huls-
mann, proprietor OF a gymnasium, offices
on the fourth floor, and TO H. r. Best &
Co, builders, about 1000 feet on the ninth
floor. Both leases are for Ave years.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased the ninth
loft at 10 to 25 East Twenty-fourth
street TO Maduro l.. Hijos; the fourth
loft at 9i-93 Fifth avenue to the Green
baum Manufacturing Company; the
eighth loft at West Twentieth street
TO Baumser * Wiener: the seventh loft
at 10 West Thirtleth street TO Block q
Levy.
Spear & Co. have rented the store and
basement, comprising $1,000 square feet,
In 1l-I3 Wooster street to the United
Corrugated Case Company and a. Moses
Sons a Co. the seventh loft to Max
Singer & co. and the eighth loft TO
). l.. Segelbaum & CO.. In $3.50 West
Twenty-fifth street; the seventh loft In
2S-3o East Tenth street to Sklarew &
Fsbricant for Charles + Noyes Com
pany the sixth loft In 1918 Wooster
street to the National Flower and Feather
Company; the third loft in 35-37 West
Third street to j. Lipschltz
Van Norden & Wilson have leased for
a term of years the westerly store in
the Bawo & Dotter Building. 20-@S West
Thirty-third street. 70 the Silver Lunch
Company for ten years, at AN aggregate
rental OF nearly $4,000. and in l9l
broadway, corner OF Dey street, offices &c
Edgar Powell Hicks. tailor.
Benjamin Highlander has leased TO A.
| j. Engel. Inc. tho tenth loft at 20 West
Thirty-thrd street first loft at 80 West
| Thirty-third street to NJ. Bloch CO
sixth loft ut "a West Twenty-ffth stree
| to tho Mano Waist Company. and the
seventh loft at l34 West Twenty-sNth
| street TO the Esskay Waist Company.
/ j B. English has leased the first Ant
| second stores in 129 West Forty-hftf
street TO Madame Hammer. gowns, for q
term OF years.
J A. O. Ora has rented 10 Grasso Bros
/ the store and basement at $50 Prince
street for the sale of Italian wines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
PHIIADELPHIA's BOND SALE.
city Mails Circulars Describing New
s5,OOO,OOO Issue.

The city Of Philadelphia will start IT'S
'over the counter sale OF 100000
thirty year 4 per cent. bonds to-day wI'h
the mailing OF circulars and subscription
blanks from the Mayors office. The ofer
ing, however will not be opened until
Thursday. January 81, when popular sub
scriptions will be received at room li3 ot
the City Hall The city started In the
business OF selling its own bonds directly
to investors with small ISSUE OF SS2j.-
900 on November Q, 1914.
The bonds are dated January >, 1915.
The principal part OF the proceeds will ne
used for general nunicipa improvements,
among which are SlOOO,OOO for the Phila-
delphia General Hospital sl,l5O0O0 for
improvement OF the citys water supply
and 100000 for abolition OF grade
crossings in South Philadelphia.
An Improvement in the demand for
present outstanding Philadelphia per
cent. bonds has advanced the price "a
1901 a zoos. Tho new bonds are free
from Pennsylvania taxes and the income
tax.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
RECORDED LEASES.

18TH ST. IS =. SJ--JenniS cu5 5GsG an, and
inston av, . yrs from May /, 1919; atty,
" II stewsrt 1893 Sd 49,; 49, a. " 1op
Jedlicka to Martin Teyerl, 3iO fist 81
yrs from Jan /. 1915; atty W u stew,
GRAND ST 2si ail----Aaron ! rins.ky, g
yrs from Feb l, 1915; atty Abr BTU;
ri 6s3 hoydiyHE Nv, ias double store noor
and b.konrad Won Ell ,ro to lay 1sn sieii ;s, -
atty, o A Deffaa 3ol3 Sd 49,; $3.50
lsT Az, l12, store and b-Max Roth to
T9 1nr ~ sr lis store and 6DomeniSO
Voipe 10 BartolomeO III Costanzo, Yrs
from May /. 1914; attys' shiIand 4 Va
AVE 4, ISIS, soTe-sophie, Weiss to vac;
RS from Jan II. 1915; sttys & 7 y
20 I2sth 4 and Amsterdam aH 1,;Ltt??oo
O. TO Margaret Reynolds, Jis " i,stn St,
10 yrs from peg 10, isit. ~''S m., Is a. |. NJ q
av .,.,.s''.''''''''''''' '''''''''''ANS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney)

(Nith name ana hdufers o. lehueE y AZ
CHERRY ST, $50. n E cor Pelham st. a5;lx
IOI7x25.GxlOs7 Jan II, lslS-Rachel
isaacs to Esther Rosenberg. 100 " lelst
~. atty, VI 4 Elias 302 Bway. $4,000
COLUMBUS AZ, ) 9 cor soth st. 755xSO.
Park Mort Co; attys seybel & +, a Park
LOTS s7.ss. amended map cGmnann rs,
tate, Fordhg,m Heishts, Jgly o. ls9S,-
attys. Bowers & s. as Cedar st......,l 900
10TH ST, l2l-l27 " :, 200 9 Park av,
runs iOO.li 33.i 2oli \ 33.4 X
The Church OF st Cecilia to tho Hebrew
orphan Asylum. e; atty, Jno =
o'Grady. ~ Bway. :..:...,..;.,...s $4,000
ESSEN ST, l2s. es' S2s Rlyinston st.
Inc. to Abr Halpron; atty, Morgen-
GREENwICH ST, 7st 5, a W I:th st,
2tXsS, Jan ~, H., i Is &oaL van Buren,
trustees; attys, Weekes & Foster. 45 VII,
Mt'HL"BERRY 'Sr. ?:7, s. ills u spring
st. runs 9S.ll All 26il x
Mary lie Wien & ano, to Esther schnItzer;
atty, Samson Friedlander, I'll Broad
BEACH ST. formerly sSj, cor St johns johns
Ks 1851 10 beg. Dec aS isssSwooi Elk
change TO Lowell upshur, 200 West Broad
and another; attys Douglas. Armitage 4
McC. Woolworth Bldg ......,.... SO, 00C
i3iTH ST. =, 60 Madison hv, l25x99.ll
Mar 2s, lo06-Louis ana sarah Lese t.
Bo,vers n s, as Cedar st.........,.. 81. coo
lltTH 81, n - l35 Sd ay' s5xlOo II
July H. l9Oe-Jacob Bauer and anothe'
70 Joseph Cohen; auys Amend a a., ~
NASSAU ~ q . o. o s o . % o. o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
PERMITS FOR RUBBER CARGoEs
English Government Agrees to y. 3.
Company shipments.

The rubber trade has received official
cable adviccs from London that permits
have been granted by the English Govern
ment for the United States Rubber Com
pany 10 resume the shipments OF planta-
ton grades Of crude rubber from London
to New York
Negotiations have been In progress IN
London. Washington and New York, u.
G. Work OF the Goodrich company having
gone to London in behalf of the American
rubber TRADE. William Symington, head
of the crude rubber house OF William
Symlngton & Co, Ltd. OF London. has, in
conjunction with the trade associations OF
London and New York, taken the leader
ship that has resulted satisfactorily In
bringing about resumption OF shipments
of crude rubber from London to New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
SALES or UPTOWN FLATS.

WEST 18th STREET.-THE Hunts
FONT Realty Company has resold 500
Ves, l5ith street Ave story apart
usrt house on lot 50xl00. to the Belle
moro Holding Company. This house
Rls taken u exchange by the Hunts
Point Realty Company last week for II
p,ot "a, tho corner OF Seneca avenue
and Drake street
SEVENTH NVENUE-Iacob Axelrod
has rtso'd 252l and 2523 Seventh ave-
nus. northeast corner OF 146th street, "A
six story modern house. with stores. on
plot 4NNloo Tho seller acquired the
property last month from Joseph Shenk.
EAST l2oTH STREET-The II. NJ. We'll
Company has sold for Joseph NJ. Lesser
rs Elst i2oth street, a fivo story Hat,
on plot .SNt00.
GRAND STREET-The Maitland Realty
Company has sold to Paul A. MeGolriclS
ba3 and 52j Grand street, extending
through to 3c3 and 325 Henry street,
two three story frame buildings. on
plot 5t2Stj.9N 26i0X irregular. Louis
Blc,S Was the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx aud Brooklyn.
LAT II VEsEY STREET. ]
u. T,.anh u Duy

BY Joseph p. Day.
TN ~, ~ L, = 30 W Park av, COX
20 four sly dwlg--A 4 G Montague VI
ilo,7. sub to pr mtg, $4,000; 70. n! he
plaiu'.n 49,. .,.............. .S5S,iO0
b. Bryan l. Kennedy
lrTH ST rs ", 5, l25 e, eth av, 2Sx
,2ll uEu -ty tnt--R $ Jacobus ct al as
rus vs. Dora Oppenhelm e al; due
l-it56'5, taxes. &c, '923.lG; e, The TIE
MI. 81 ~ $50 W. : 5. rs ION av, $Sy
Costello eft all due, S2,5sO.Gy; taxes &C.
t5A'i .ub to pr mtg, $4,000. Ad-
iogrn"I 20 February rs
lat 5.Os THIRD AvESUEI
By Mayors.
3sIH ST, 1879 T. O s.. l25 W kepler av'
lNloo TWO sty dwlg--A Z d Helms ct al.
ulstacs &c W Therese krupholder ct
~, 4ls &gll2o' taxes &C. 'llO'Io s SSS
HT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
,.,- r. ". J. McPhillamy & Co.
E.'noeto a pcmund V Milton Kis, Icr
nm 49, To we s. P 81 ISM st. isNioO@
lam Zane rs same, action II; to the plain
c STH SIR. g. d. $40 Az l.. sOxiOO- Hon
ora blt'oT IS Mary Camp ct al; TO- ne ne
EAN sicLu> pL W s.. io.s coney Island
pom.rI.o Capone ct all to Il Newman
,,iog 5000 over a mortgage OF 1890.
NNpP~GN AZ, n @ +, interseo W lsth
Az. p. IoN'0o; lSth as, Ia W 3, 100 Crop
sssy t'. 4vA3Glo: 18th ay. " r. $40 u e
I'm az, 'oON9G.S, and lots 36S to 87e,
nap OF land Of Asa w Parker at Bath
n"t.h-.,4th Leonard ct al VS. Maria
NNes,n.n4g1 ct al, to Della G plneGn;;
hs'h"uro Leonard and Mary Susse..Sl2, 900
ky James l.. Brumley.
IN ~ 80 g 18th 1t, 20xl00-
SOL bk,yn S1ves Instu VS. Chancery
49,. 60, action 4, 10 the plaintin. ~, 10
HL.NN\ ST, n n. 2sl nth av, 17Ni0O-
-' lsHer SaNgs Instn VI Cornelius j
H'.. - al 10 II Is MCNair. S3,7OC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY,
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
fof suP lnarsh@ SSuf P &PssSshn ashRn
powllnS and Hotehkiss. ~ couTt opens at
sap MSV cout .s sis i ~ TT.emR.o.s
suptenns court-Special Tern-Part Il
Before Lehman. J Motion calendar called
" PART IS.s0 Ii-Betor. Con. ). court opens at
1889 A. n, Es psr'e r. mater Green
dat-Scs: saos, ss,i ss2O, ISIS, sl:s ass
ss,s. slis, size. Sis. siS5. ,s,25, sis;
undetendcd divorce calendar sailed at 1918
part. fv-Betore Giexerloh. J. Case un-
Part v--Before blanchard. J. Case un.
part vI.--BefOre Hsndrtck. J. Gas. un-
part vf.--Before cohaian. J. Case un.
:, Causes 70 b. sen, from Part III to Parts
J TEI Ti 5R9 si. s;,i ser; s!
''G Psrt iii .%Yetofe Phiib,u. Mos 1890,
Part .fv-Betore Dusro. J. Gas. en-. No
Part VE-Bc,ors Pendleton, Nos. 1853,
iis s i : sss i sSfS si's ' I ' Ease Gas;
Part vi,--pofors pelsny, Ne. lisll.
.2s; 1890, sis5. saoo' aaO'' s2Ot' fRoR' sssE'
Part vII.--Before Delehanty, J--Nos
22to. 2i1o, 22ts. s2tt, 2iit. ga, 2e2b. 2gis
22a7, a2ao. 2a,s Ease. 2ato. Case unnn-
Part vII.-Betore Eriane.r. J.--Nos
1875. 9es Case unfinished.
Part tX.-Before shearn, j. Ca-e on
40 day calendar.
3osi, 2sss. 2Sti 2sti. 2s.s. 2S2s, 1895
esss,, 1897, 22SL 2sb, 2s+7. Case unnn'
part XI.-Bcfors whitaker. J.--Nos 1871
1892, 1900, 1901. 7l26. 1919. 1890. 1890 1910
1900, i10t. Case unfinished
Part XiI.-Befors Roes, J.--Noe. 1880
l1s5, i7i7 2iiS 2oSi. 2ioo. 2S7t. Case IN
Part XIII-Adiourred for the term.
Part XIV Before Page. J.--Nos SEA, 500
e7tO, as, 6at. 3502. 2Os4, 3t22 S6lt. as26
Gel ISL, 1851 b5g. 51s $50. 6l5. s506, SOS
Inquest No. bst Case uuhntshed.
Part NN--Bofore Weeks, Nos. sos, $40
40 l75, 26s 2352. Case unfinished.
Part XNi--Before Dounely J.--Noe 81
$50 Case unfinished.
Part XVII .--Recess.
Part XVIII Before PiatEek. j. Case on
No day calendar
Surrogate's Court-Chambsrs-Be Co
| halan' :. Court opens at 1850 4. NJ. Mo
schek, Jane Mccarthy. Valentine Friedrich
Daniel S. Dooen. Lester Frank. charlie
GottlleO J. Babeck. Mathilde Mayer. JUL.
| a. Mitchell. Jacob 1. Cohu,
Surrognte's court--Trial Term--Befor
| Fowler, =. No day calendar.
city COurt-Special Term--Part T--Befor
| Allen. Court opens At 10 A. NJ. Motions
Part II Before zeller, J Court open
| at 10 4, NJ FIX parte uatters.
pa la n. EEA -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-15
UESALES OF REALTY
INDICATE BARGAINS
ouick Turns Announced Yester-
dav in Several Sections
of the City.
NEW PARK AVE. DWELLING

INA bargains are TO be had in the
..,,.ro-, market ia being brought to light
,v,rv day through the number of resales
.-.,o--,d Three properties bought re-
,,,r,ly we're resold yesterday and no doubt
=, prohts Several resales were reported
wsdresd .v aud on previous days Of the
....p Aside from this feature of the
,,v.t-sa.rg there was very little to COM
~, o. leasing was fairly good, The
N,,o,,l cloak and Suit Company. which
emily added sixteen story building to
.,. group on seventh avenue. Twenty
,1,,I and twenty fifth streets has been
.,Sc.d 10 lease space In outside buildings
y, r,s,, IN, requirements OF its rapidly ex-
,."Jing business Park avenue Is to
I've another nno dwelling An old one
., 10 e,y, way to a modern structure, as
va Ir,lrtt.i several days ago. in the
ale OF ara Park avenue by the Barney
Estate Company