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4. a0mpaanie.

9.=5n. 5rau3. Soisf &dlter, aonss
bort ST. DdFelburf, H.; u.sG. germ.
Milb. 9aus, Borms, H.; I'D. Grnit
llfreb au6Fabl, 8raunIdueig, H.; 8iIs
teIm 9reffer, 5rdntfurt a. 3D., ID;
gfr. 2ubpig lsumann, Reupsf, 0sIters
reid, Il; Midaei 8raus, Sofitetten, f.;
SoTef 86I5, Gtuttgart, T.; Soief Qlltb,
Mdgtos, 4; 6einrid altmann. 6iHters
aaoengrtib, gaHsrn. t.; Jobdnn 6srr.
Sombura Ser. ObsrtauHes, T.; Sir.
Germ. Dtlb. B0Ibsra Jrauffurt a. Dr.,
r.; Str. SoFe 8rdhler, Grantfurt a.
m., Ir. Sobannts 96s, motten, Str.
griidenqu, ID; 6eiHr. Gdmoa, 5sdens
befni, SIT. 6dnaii, H.; Bilbtlm 5ettrih,
QDnnenrpib, ar. GieBen. H.; DiIbsIm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
BRITONs SEE FOES IN SUIT.
Assert Petition In Bankruptcy
Violates Neutrality.

In answer to a petition In bankruptcy
Med gains 1t In the United States Dis.
trlct Court recently by several German
and Austrian creditors. Bawo & Dotter.
Limited. 20 West Thirty-third street.
manufacturers of n dealers in china
and glassware. declared yesterday that
the petition constituted a violation Of
the neutrality of the United States.
Bawo & Dotter. Limited. is a Canadian
concern. with two branch stores in this
city. 1t was put in the hands OF re-
ceivers last February because of its in
ability 20 get glassware and china here
from its factories in Germany and Eu-
rope.
Subsequent to this proceeding Mathew
Bauerle, a subject OF Germany: the X
h Porcelain Exchange OF Vienna, Aus
ria and several other creditors filed
bankruptcy petition against the con-
,ern. This petition. according to Bawo
u potter, is An attempt to force the firm
10 violate the proclamation OF King
george. issued on September 10, for
bidding all British subjects to do bust
ness with alien enemies or even to pay
cents which they might owe to the sub
lecis OF Germany or Austria. The VIC
laoon OF neutrality. the firm holds, liea
IN the fact that the German and Aus
tran creditors attempted to use the
United States courts for their own pur-
posea
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
B.kLYN SHOPPING ZONE SALE.

Charles W. Seits has sold for the
Realty Associates to John +. Nelson
and John r. Edwards three three story
brownstone buildings at $50 to l5s Law
renee street. north Of Fulton street and
opposite the property recently acquired
by Oppsnheim. Collins 4 Co. for the site
Of their new building. The plot meas
ures l0t.3xl00 feet.
The Realty Associates have old 526
and 52s Lafayette avenue. etween Nos
trand and Bedford a plot COX
Zoe, to Max Solomon through A. j..
Waldron as broker. The buyer will I'm
prove the plot with a modern four story
apartment building.
Henry P!erson 4 Co. have sold the
plot 5Oxl75 on Eastern Parkway. $50
feet from Plaza street. at Prospect Park
entrance. for Julius Strauss. The prop
erty is assessed at $4,000.
John Pullman has sold 765 Union
street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
a three story and basement brick dwell
ing. on lot 20xl00. for Morris Garfupkel
to a client for occupancy.
Mrs. Arthur ]. Moss has sold the
three story and basement dwelling at
332 McDonough street for $4,000 to NJ.
Vogt in exchange for the six family Nat
at 1895 Decatur street. The latter
property was valued at Sll, 500.
Richard Goodwin has sold for DR..
Frederick Halves the three story and
basement b~rownstone dwelling at IL Pal
metto street, adjoining Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
COPNRTN ER>HIP NOTICE.
to-rNRr>rR>HIr NOTICE.

THOMAS NJ. X A. co.
Ce-''Hga'" % continuation Of limited
The unierslsrcd. IN order to con,,nu.
y" limited p,rtnsrship formed by them on
80 -,r'c - Thomas NJ Mckee & CO.
hereby certify
THr name or Arm under which such
rt-'r,-.h!p g. % he conducted Is Thoma.
ptir 'rel place ~ business ia to be located
Is tho County Of New York.
,1'cat,i ,o'n, ,-irsSc,sd Is ne Bankins
n'l Brokerage business.
III. Tho names and residences OF all
The ser'rd and, srscl.i partner. Interested
Thomas NJ Mckee, %Eere-ai par,nsr. Who
rcs'lss Al Ncw York CITY W II. Schubert.
f.,5afGFfn.' iP' ar,"'d Of NV + ,'rist.' Il ss..a,.T.
" k"c, .pecial partner. who resides at
rs The amount, o. capital which the
common stock Is the same as formerly.
y. The extended period OF said partner
ship l. - begin on the 18Th day Of Nav.
1919, ana to end on the 18Th dag OF May,
THOMAS " MCKEE. General Partner.
y sHHiLLERs NMEcKKTEE. d sp , PPsr,nsT.
sworn TO before me this SIN day MAY.
1915, EDITH ii, BROWN, ~
Notary rueiic y. kings County.
New Yo.k CO. Reg No. stss.
County ~ Sew York ,.,,
mo ro~srrl', aNrA1-ef Thomas Mckee.
W. II. schubert. ana II sellers Mckee. to
mo known tri known - me 80 be the IN.
d,E'H.t.s H"-rrh't !u ami who executed
ia, slreEo.'E instrument ana Nliy ackowl-
edged 90 m" that they executed the same
EDITH N BRowN.
c.-,iag,,s arai in New York CO 10,
Srw York co Reg 80 'oss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
LEASING COUNTRY HOMES.

John +. Scott has rented for Mrs
Katharine J. White her country house
known as the Nelson house on Cedar
hurst Cedarhurst. l.. l., TO
Charles q. Mollar. Jr. for Edward S.
Thurston OF Minneapolis the Holmes
cottage at Lawrence Beach. l.. l., to
Ernest O.. Stillman.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased for Horace Bowker his prop
erty on East Broadway. Hewlett, TO
Mrs. Prescott Slade.
The Lewis ". May Company has
leased at Belle Harbor. L. L.. for Phyllis
Rapelje cottage on SUFFOLK avenue TO
Albert Lassner for Mrs. Christine Bull
Wrinkle cottage on Montauk avenue to
Leonard q. Robinson az Nepons!t, L. l..
for Beatrice De Mile cottage on Ban
mock Boulevard to II. Fullerton Weaver :
for Judge George ]. O'Keefe cottage on
Huron street 20 A. Wright.
$. Osgood Pell & Co. has leased for
Mrs. Maude +. Battershall her country
place in the Quaker Ridge section OF
Larchmont. ". y. 10 Alexander I. Sin
scheimer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
LEASES,
Manhattan.

BRoADWAY,. b?s3, lsi and ~ noors
DAM + Mahony, Jr. TO a. . ~ America
by Frank II Hitchcock. ros' m,strr-Gcu.
Cral. 10 yrs from June I, 1917, Hr'y, u
T. Mahory, Jr. lnl W 4gd s'.... $ ioo
20 Az, " :. FALL lclst -, 20N 3ll.
ia" ltnd--Jacoh Hal'zor 10 los Go'tc-.
man, 2a6S 2d av. yrs from N1v T.
l.l1. ntty. Louis Cohen. .33 RwIv 600
J. TN ST, 3lt W, all-M Raymond -
Geo Alexander. 3l4 W l:tih -. , 81,
from. May !. 1918, at'y, J u S,,phauilis
stu Az 3t:, = upper noor,--Eiv u,n,cn
10 John y Camphrll. "5l " ?-t 49,.
70 yrs from Arr -, lsi! ....,,.,i 500
Az \. eO5, nll-Ahr Slkiu to IsiIur
Kramer, SO ~ -, 2 VS. from Ju.y f..
l'l4, ATTY, DAM Drtngl", 90 Ririur'ou
lST 81, So =, all Anna Srlmll, TO Am
rrockcr, 100 Norfolk ~, , i-'a WIS fr0w,
Jun" !, 1915; attys, II ko"h'"r & -.
ssh sr". SO W, has, men, st,cir. Mar, 100 ~
odcl! 10 Adolrh flrmNn, aa, W 'G2I
~. = yrs from May t. l9l5, o'fys,
,Klcincr. 4 Is, ia way,........ tI.rOo
Az \, 1890. store Iud par . Louis,
Pa'iens and auo. on, to NY ~Buckutun,
1890 Av A.. 3 yrs from M,v +, l1l5,
attys. II a s y Brew 60, l-Sth 50 and
hHlSN'Iudnl tNss.t rr-., ...s.. " Inl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
SMALL PROPERTIES SOLD.

WEST 18TH STREET-The Broadway
Trust Company has sold to 4 client
Of Slawson 4 Hobbs tho dwelling nj
story house on Tot II feet on the
building line and lo2.2 feet deep IL
II 1917 feet cast OF Broadway.
LEXINGTON AvENUE-Ennis & Sin
mott have bought from william r. o.
borne S27 Lexington avenue. a three
story and basement dwelling. on lot
20x1o. 40 feet north OF he northeast
corner Of Sixty-third street. This In
the first sale OF the property In nearly
half a century. Harry K. Zittel was
the broker.
GREENWICH STREET-van vliet 4
Place havs sold for l.. r. Caldwell 10
George Faour s07 Greenwich street.
southeast corner Of Jane street. q four
story building fronting 1873 feet ON
Greenwich street and sos feet on
Jane street. The new owner plans 10
make extensive alterations.
WASHINGTON AvENUE-wiliam II.
Meagher has sold the ive story nat
with stores at 20+3 and 2045 WASH
ing avenue. on plot 5oxit5. near
l7gth street. for Deutsch Bros. TO
Abraham Halpin.
QCIMBY AVENUE-A. a c. Il. Haily
have sold for Edward J. Moberg four
lots on the south side OF Quimby ave-
nue.. about 2s0 feet east OF Castlehill
avenue, and four lots on the north
side of story avenue, $50 feet east OF
Castleh!ll avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21

VAN CORLEAR Pr. $ = tFort charles plD,
ln5 q laCohus pl, b0N;. eN36.7Nlo7. =.
l!dw W and Agnes VI Bgr, kNardt 20
Clara Ioel,ner, eNtrN. atty, Eaw Nick
luTH Az, .i.5 $ from . " cor asa 50. 4
100, Sent !, lSSN-Friririch pittwtun %
Anna frocli,h cNtrN. - l0th Av. u''ys.
peyo y hauertori, l'l BvHy... $1,000
GAMBRLi. t-UlSIN ST. Is =, ,'.i 9 Marion
az, runs g COX : " l3..3N W 10 TX n
l:t6N n . l5.S TO beg, SOY 90, l'11
WIN and Harriet w SON 20 West I.i
uoopcratiy" Bldg y Loan Assn. atty,
VIM ~LarCion. T"nplo Court ...... 8" ,.p
JACOB So, s. ;. lot 3Fl. map : 'amhr,lorg
e. al, Tordhnm. %.5Nioo. Soy 30. 1907
John and Giovanrina Marosa to I]orerro
G.apaihoi attys. C.o,ko. Koch s !. }rl
MNDiSuN Av. - r. - 49,, At "a s>ioo
sept lG, l9OS-Ssrrh VI liIN.nu i0 BOZ
hoN"e' at'ys, Wnoiford, Rovce y ~. I
Madison nv. 4. hn1.
NEST END ~. 4s5. v :. 10 ~ Saa - COX
100, Nov J. l9ll-A hrtm B~luiouIpr 80
Icon \ Howson, ATTY. r q GO. l7G
BluOuE AZ. " ifg7 : i7ist ST. ~ ~
100, Apl 30, 1905 samuel DworkoNrs
e. a, to fiukus Na'hnu. atty. Nirho'o
A'cnlko1, 9S Nassau st.......,.. 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
QUESTIONS VALIDITY
OF WORKMEN'S ACT
Justice Crane Doubts Compcn-
sation Law Can stand Test
in Higher Court.

- $500 ... .. ,..
supreme Oour' ''s'.'c o'A"e' n''
lyn. In a decision yesterday questioned
the cons,itut,onality OF the workmen's
u..,sa,,o, ar,
INC case was 'hat OF ANNA f'erney'
IS. who sue tho Agar Manufacturing
mnan makers Of cigars. for SIC. 600
-. 49, IT.. ....,,.. q.
lot 'no '"'S VI "'eo'' ""r' "or"'"e :"
us plant IN December, 1918. The COM
pany contended that the g'ri could re-
cover only under the compensation law.
To this her counsel entered a demurrer.
Insisting that the act could not deprive
her OF the right 10 resort 10 tho courts
Tor carnage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21

PARK MORTGAGE 90 to Carl over
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


TWIN name ana ADDRESS OF lenders at
torneyp
LONGFELl.OW Az, " s, 400 l7cd st.
i5NloO, July II, lal2-OIeary. u & g
g." 10 \ y Tr co. atty. + A SNOW, =
69Tii ~, $ $, 275 " IVES, End Az SS%
1908, t2th 81, X =, 200 W West End aV,
runs = Z, to = = bldg 3lS W G9th II y
W 0.4H. to " = of " wall Of said bldg
\ u - to y s d9tn ST y W 0iA to bel &.
Feb ~, lgO7-Giacomo & Ernesta SnIg.
lone to Hermann q Frledmann. 81 Mas
WEST WASH jPL'' ',.S. 'ss5 s-'CS,'H0
av, ?2N97. June 90, l~9i%-Theresa Lem
mon to YIN Il & Chas !. Furbush; attys.
MAD Az, 9 r., 99,ll n l32d IT. 2OxsO, Sob
=, distributors IL verdersn 10 lula u
Ford, Rye. y Y, atty, I q Co, ZIG
sIsT ST, ii2 W, : =. 1895 W sth sv. ?i.Io
Al03N:i ABS 10. Aug &c. i9lO--Nathanirl
Annye n Ream 10 Martin VI Maiers,
atty. T q Co, l7o Bway .........tt,a 900
MADISON Az, IS. g9,li n 1924 81, 2ox
Ford TO Dry Dock Saw Institution; atty,
Frank NJ Tichenor. rs Park Row. 81. 800
MADISON Az, . ,, 1911 n 1874 al, COX
40, July ~, isS6--Sbms IN sane. atu.
SANE PROPERTY. Aug t. isse,-PhsSs' '""
Iemerts TO Julia T. Ford. Rye. r. V;
atty. 7 q Co. l7S Bway...........33.oo 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
KING OF SAHARA" LOSES SUIT.
Court Rifles for Carnegie Trust
Against jacques Lebaudy.

jacques ~lebaudv, known as the Kins
W sahara. who has been suing the Car
"eee Trust Company since 1909 to re-
over N,6OO,000 on the ground that the
.rusI company sold property he owned
worth " 000, 900 for about $3.50, 900, is
untitled TO only the amount the trust
.pnpany got for the property. under a
ueclslon Yesterday by Supreme Court
Justice Shearn.
beoaudy ounsel contcnded that the
agreement under which tho trust COM
nany disposed OF his property was a
H1' agreement and that he should be
Iolated a preferred creditor. which
~Vl.d en'itIe him to receive full pay
ment from tho assets OF the defunct
rus company. The court rved that
.Noal1E IL only a general creditor and
% entitled TO only the same PERCENTAGE
~ o'her creditors. Accordingly he will
,vSe'Ve a pro rata share OF 1898, S35.
Missions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Chicago Firm Reported to BE
Buyers Of 9Th Avenue
Apartment Site.
SMALL PARCELS TRADED

While a number Of fairly tmportan,
transactions were closed yesterday "
both the selling and Teasing branches
OF the realty market. principal interest
centred IN the Identity Of the buyer Of
the south corne OF Fifth avenue and
Seventy-second street, where q large
apartment vii, 10 erected. Many names
were mentioned. A. IL always the case
In a dea, OF that character. but that
Wells Bros. Company In Chicago IL tho
buyer 10 tho best information to be had
In view OF refusal by Peass 4 Gilman.
the brokers In the deal. to discuss the
matter.
Vincent Aston doomed large In yes
terday's reports. having filed plans for
his new market building on Broadway
at N~inety-nfth street. TO cost 5000. 900.
and having leased tho corner store In
his building which will replace the As
tor House to a frm OF Jewellers.
In the sales market there VA the
usual number OF small properties traded.
one Of which was OF especial i'm
p%ortancs nor opened now avenues OF
activity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-21
LOFTS AND STORES RENTED.

". Brigham Hall 4 william d. Blood
good have leased the fourth loft at IS
and 80 West Twenty.frst street TO the
Max Newman Company. cloaks and
suits. now In West Twonty-seventh
street. The tenants were represented
by Tucker, Spcyers G. Co.
Spear & Co. have rented the third loft
IN 81 and 80 East Twenty-eighth street
to Henry NJ. Wohl. space In l43 and 1916
West Twentieth street to Samuel Blum,
third loft In I05 and I07 East Twenty
ninth stset TO Frank Hyman and top
loft In 81 East Tenth street TO Dorfman
& Levine
Iehnert 4 1Iutii. dealers In hair
goods. LAY leased for a term of ten
store and basement In 10 East Forty
ninth street. The lessees are now at
300 Madison avenue
Levy a. Marcus have leased the sew
enth floor In the stern Building at IS
and 30 West TNcnty-th'rd street for n
term OF years. Tho lessees are In the
neckwear trade on lower Broadway.
William A. white 4 Sons have rented
the store At 7ss Seventh avenue Ia
Frank Roscnfe,d.
Chris schierloh has rented the
three story and basement house at $50
West Ffftv-seventh street for Rutger
Becker Miller TO Alexander Marsha,
for n term Of years. The building will
he altered.
Tho Duross Company has leased the
store at SIS Greenwich avenue to A.
DeSpirat the store at 673 Hudson
street TO the willets Manufacturing
Company.
The Cross 4 Brown Company ma.
leased the store and basement at 55s
Third avenue to William A. Slayoack
the sixteenth floor at 10 10 25 East
Twcnty-four,h street to tho Wallace
Novelty Company space a. 3es Broad
way TO Hyman Hlrwitz In Ions Island
City TO tho Schubert Bearing Company
the entire third floor at Jackson ave-
nue. and Honey well street.
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sALEs AT

The Neponsit Realty Company has sold
at Nepons!t a house on a plot 60xl00 on
Bannock Boulevard TO E. u. b. Ander-
son. a plot 120xl00 on the corner OF
Adirondack Boulevard and Washington
avenue to +. II. PeiXotto, a plot 60xl0O
on Huron street to Capt. John +. Hop
kins of Brooklyn. IN which he will erect
a house costing $1,000 q plot soXl00 on
Bannock Boulevard to Mary Is. Cleve-
land. to Ernest Anderson a plot 60NlOO
on Bannock Boulevard.
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Fast side.
EAST Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
1l0th sts,D

18TH ST, iss y. n a. 2os n y "a sv.
22S7b-Jos r. Thomas. Jr. TO clara Fargo.
1875 y 18th at. mts 3i+.soo. all h.n.,
.sp sr' n q. $50 il; sv. ls.ssss.s--oeo
= W Poggsnburg to jos Kruppen-
.bacher. asa ist av, mtg $4,000. all liens;
May 20; atty. l. 7 7 GO. ls0 Bway sloo
LEXINGTON Az. SIS. " =. 6l.b = $50. 81.
9sSso-Erna Kutnow 10 Mortz kut-
now. on premises. mtg $4,000. all Hens;
$50 ST, "a. s2s a sth av. 2txioo5-Lculs
Schiele 81 al. eNrs. &c. Of Antony ana
Adolph wallach. to John q Agar, 10 v
ssth a.. all liens. May IA; atty. 1T 4
T Co. 100 Bway,. ...........t $4,000
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JEWELLERS TAKE AsToR STORE
vesey ST.. Corner Leased ny ola
Downtown Firm.

George W. welsh's Son. jewellers. now
at ass Broadway and for nearly three
quarters Of a century In the lower part
Of the city. have leased the corner store
In the building vincen; Astor 10 to erect
at the corner OF broadway and vessy
street, on the site Of the old Astor House,
for ten years At q rental Of $4,000 a
year. The store Ia leased from the
plans. The building vii, not be ready
for occupancy until next year. Tho
store will have three %ncishbors in the
broadway frontage OF the building to be
erected. On Vescy street the stores will
be smaller than those on Broadway. The
Charles +. Noyes Company negotiated
tho Welsh lease.
John J. Halleron. representing Gerald
X Brown. has leased space in II Wall
street to John Kissock 4 Co. Coffee Inn
porters Protective Association /; of,ces At
396 Broadway to Benjamin Schwartz
man. the Teiepost Company. Enlow
Company, Inc. stanton NJ. Child. r..
Saliah 4 Bro. Isaac II. Cole. the Direc.
sales Company. Joseph J. Lynch. J.
Whitake: & Sons. Boston Index Card
Company and Everlastik. Inc.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany has leased the store at 2s32 Broad
way at i0oth street. TO the Champion
Laundry, Inc. for a term OF years.
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Q, s, COMPANY BUYS SHIP
purchase Of Danish steamer Re-
ported In London.

."HhoN, May 20-The Danish steam
Iwp I''hnd, now lying at Buenos
r. Aas been purchased by the Ameri-
W Ira"sa'l1ntic Company Of New
h,.". according 70 reports from Copen-
So y Is aid also that negotiations
una'r "av for the purchase OF other
'.r.sh steamships.
NE fo'.tud is Of 2.l28 tons. Tho
,,,xcn''e rs said to have been made
C.AsoesA 'he American Consul-General at
,,.nne r~epor'"d purchase OF any Danish
,s..amAh'n was denied at the offices Of
~. Am"r'"an Transatlantic Company.
,,M ~ 20" York Transatlantic Company
cS. ho'A,ng was known of such a pur-
w." ana Ii" Danish Consul in New
cSs.s mas no record Of a ship nameI the
,,u m. lloyd Register a, tho MARI
~ exchange showed q Swedish
~~e' OF 2,ioA tons BY that name.
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CITY DWELLING TENANTS.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company and
Louis Schrag have leased Is West
Thirty-sixth street. a our story dwell
ing. to Leila Il. Wall.
The Duross Company has leased the
three story and basement house at 469
West Twenty-frst street to John Gratz
tho three story house at 3l9 West
Eighteenth street to Clara c. O'Hara.
John j. Halleron has leased the
dwellings at - West ll5th street 10
Samuel Mlndlin. 226 West l3sth street
10 James Brandon and Ell West l3Sth
street to William O'Toole.