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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
New Tenants for Uptown and Down
town Building.

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a., -. va 20 rO,S.., ,, 49,. va. w,
, % 'Vi' ~ iov r'luh o'si'vo y" rNe,.t'eii-
90 49,, une ses,'i.n Up. ~ ~ 70
b"s, iI'I.y ~. " f,'i ,,
1 rsu, Nno ssshun lo'' % 70 %, Wos.
80. $3.50 ~, oe. ~,
t..I',,. wv ~. :" 1' =, W.
80, u,,iouen w g 90 W'os ,',,.
80, s ~ ne, ,,..'e'',,' IL 80
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ro.' us , ,,, ~, s'u Wy
49,, 80 y, ~, ~.
49,. ~ e. ~s i'opP"P''' o." i''
pa.,i e.. ,,..,. 1900, A.. ..,,.,, 10,
pe9'u'e :" -, NV 'o,',eu u'c ,.,''n w.
W "a, "u -, n,t,',.I :. $50.
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. al, a''u s LUIS ''''H's 10 "'"
ti,'h,,, q ,,,,,, 49,. ,... ..,,...
a., ~ a. y,..,,l,, ,ssa 49,,
- $3.50 eH., a' ,.'-'a'.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
NEW REINSURANCE CONCERNS.
Finley ). shepard Heads Compsnie-
To Take Excess Risks.

The American Excess Casualty In
surance Company and the American EN-
cess Fire and Marine Insurance Company,
each with q capital stock ~ Sl0OO,0OU
aud a surplus Of 100000 Finley j. Shsp-
ard, president have been formed TO en-
gage exclusively in the reinsurance bust
ness.
Heretofore this particular branch Of
the insurance business has been practi-
caly controlled by foreign companies"
says the announcement OF the companies.
1.-THE definite need for the establishment
OF American companies has now been
forclbly brought before tho insurlng pub
lie by the European war. which has
brought about complications in existing
policies, in renewals and in new business
of this character"
The two companies will he operated
from the same office and by the same
staff Among the members of the eXecu-
tive committee are Albert Plaut Ancell
II. Ball and Judge j. H. Cohen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
PLAN FREE CHECK COLLECTION,
Special Federal Reserve Committee
Meets 10 Discuss IL.

The special committee OF the governors
OF the Federal reserve banks appointed
10 devise plan for the collection OF
checks through the reserve banks at par
met Yesterday at the Office OF Benjamin
strong Jr.. iu the Fedora! reserve bank
OF New York aud later adjourned 20 the
Metropolitan club. The committee Ia to
make its report ia the body OF twelve gov
srnors. which will meet IN WashingtGl
on January 20. Ii II composed of j. b.
McDougdI. governor Of the Chicago bank.
chairman A. l.. Aiken. governor or the
Boston bank r. r Fancher governor of
the Cleveland bank, George j. Seay,
governor of the Richmond bank, and Ben
jamin Strong, il
The committee would not make public
the result OF it's deliberations, which may
he continued to-day. Tine New York re-
serve bank has been tabulating informa-
ton received from the banks Of the dis
trict bearing on free check collections
Among other subjects, the committee will
consider regulations for the admission ot
State banks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
EMERGENCY FUND DECREASED.
sIxty-seVen Per Cent. of the Total
Fund Retired.

WAstuNGroN. Jan. 1.-THE Comptrol-
Ter OF the Currency reports that Of the
1854. ASA. 600 OF emergency currency issued
under provisions OF the act OF May 30,
1908. S2JS.Ii4.OOo. on 81 per cent. had
been retired up To IN" close % business
January g leaving the balance outstand-
ing Sl26. O39, 900 as follows New Eng
land States, Si1S6.0OO Eastern States,
S24S56, 900 Southern States. Sj3.20H,00o
middle States. s27,747,OOO: Weston
States, s3,73S,OOO. Pacific States, Sl2.-
100000.
The largest amount sull outstanding in
any one state IL in Texas, charged with
Sl6,Sb 900: New York follows with Sl2,-
1900. next comes California. with So
637, 900: next to California in the amount
outstanding is Pennsylvania. $1,000, 900 ;
Illinois still has outstanding SS,15S,000
and Ohio S7.SS5. 600. Tennessee has the
.argest amount outstanding OF any South
ern state except Texas, the amount he
ing $4.966,00O. followed by Georgia, with
S452G,OOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
E>LARGEs BRoNN FLAT SITE.

PARK EAST-William J.
Gabel has sold FOR Henry u Vessel
man the plot 75Ni3O on Crotona Park
East 100 feet south OF the corner OF
Crotona Park East and in the rear Of
the l7ith street subway station. The
purchaser Is the Benenson Realty Com
pduy. which recently purchased the ad-
joining plot TO the south through the
same broker. and now has a frontage
on Crotona Park East Of 10 feet.
Apartments will be- erected on the site.
FAILE STREET Hunts Point Is
tatcs has sold to the Mitchell Nc
Dermott Construction Company the
three two story dwellings at 6l7, 6l9
and 62i Faile street, each on lot 2jNl0O.
In exchange the Hunts Point Estates
took the Ave story apartment house rec
Gently completed at 7l2 East l76th
stree, on plot J0XlJS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
STERLING EXCHANGE FIRMER.
Fractional Advance Attributed to
Buying by Big House.

The somewhat hrmer tone ia sterling
exchange which developed on Saturday
was continued yesterday The fractional
advance was attributed TO rather heavy
purchasing by a large banking institu-
tiou to cover Il recent loan. Cotton bills
are reported as coming into the market
IN increasing volume and one foreign en-
change broker said that yesterday marked
the heaviest day he had done in cotton
since that crop began to move for ex-
port
Demand sterling closed at 4S3A and
cables at IS49s. against 4S3's and 4S4k
on saturday. Francs were unchanged at
5l9I for checks ard 51Sl, for cables.
Marks were also unchanged At S7h for
sight drafts and S7h for cables.
There was retired yesterday AT the local
Sub-Treasury S3.590,70O in emergency
currency. bringing the total retired In
this city TO Sl62,0Sj, 1926.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12

LIS PENDENS.

loSD sT. 1871 E--N Y Investors Corpora
ton agt Leah Cohn ct al foreclosure Of
mortgage. atty, III swain.
lo5D ST. as ely Real Estate co agt
Leah Conn - a. foreclosure Of mort
d, Ese gI estty swan, No., :, NJ
Csryert Holding co ct al foreclosure OF
mortgaEet; atty, l. Feitner.
PLEASANT Az. S85--MetropolItan SAVING
Bank aEt Rose Freyer ct al (forcclosure
OF MORTGAGE, attyS A q W Hutchins.
i26TH ST. 222 WIN Wilcox aEt VIM
NJ Wei 81 al foreclosure Of mortgage) .
CHAMBERS ST. q cor william ST. .lsS
?I6x irreg-Bast River Savings Instn agt
closure OF mortgsEe); atty, Hlbbsrd.
ll2TH ST. ms 200 Il OF Sth sv, 25x1oo.ll
Joseph Gillespie ct al aHt Frank r
Lonas ct al foreclosure OF mortgagel I:
attys. Cary a. Carroll.
2D Az. 2l33-ROsina Guzzetta aEt Giuseppe
Guzetta ct a. foreclosure OF mort gageJ /:
atty Santora,
Az p, = SO Il n OF 12th ct, sax12a--
ct At foreclosure Of mortgage); atty. c
d Lind.
HENRY ST. 5s-sarah wohigemuth agt
Louis Phillips e. al Cforecloaur OF mort
gagel, attys. Lind Pfeiner
iTH ST 10 E-tenjamin Rosenb.nm agL
l. a : Realty co 1t ~ tforeClosurc OF
MORTGAGE; atty, II + kopclmau.
CALDWELL Az, " s. 1904 Il u OF lG5th
IT, J0N7O-ISarlh Siegel agt weiher Con
struction Co 81 al foreclosure of mort e
gage; atty. Hirleman & Vaughan.
LOT $50, block l., amended map Of property
OF Hudson p Rose known as Mapes
a Riley ct al foreclosure of mortgage)
attys, Knox q Doollng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS

its tt.c Two year olds, selling: purse
rs-' iur|ongs- Investment, lOS dish
f ' p. Z no and "a g. won: School
b. .'.. JOE POOH, . TO /. even and 2
| .HH. cincinnati. III GGoldrteln1 I
r,.' a.d . d. q. third, Time. 0:35 as.
t.r., tft Morgan, Gray Lady. Mar
'Hg Tito alsp ran,
Race Three ycar-olds. sailing
IA a., Ntc and half furlongs Brick
H. M'' 'r l05 tpooD, 8 to 2. even ana
I6r won 5N,S o., lo4 tsmythl. y 10 ],
I'M. ', TO = even ana 70 ?, third,
r.| " buc Wing also ran
selling ] ,sen"oar ear. olds and upward
s' 10, D. 20 ? and out, won; Morde-
',' .a.t Knight io9 tPickensi, o. I TO /,
Pre-. D. even. third Time, l;l6 as
sa.r kiday strange Girl, Erath
F.' H'upnlo also ran
Pl.alE ..'oe-'rhe Ben Hickman selling
%. ... car -a'ds and upward; purse
,'. " Savoy III Warrington.
,p-. '2d 10 ., second, Orperth iO5
g. ar!ty Eneciet Hula Welsh '' b
'." .." -Four, ycar.olds and upward
fn. 10, "5lr, $500 six turlongs-o 'Tls
H.. lh''leylt 20 20 /, TO l and
q. q ".' salon, iO6 oDishman), . to O.
tr...... ~ a. second Big Dipper. l1C
Yr." '' g. to . end out third
j g.. Amoret Okotona. Requira m
t,tH "nd H.ln Top also ran.
at.f.' '"r fur fuur-year -Olds and up
lz.-.-.t purse, 500; one mile and
,. ..h ''irpriu, III (TurncrI, : TO S
tN.sr.., out won; Manager Mack lOi
,1r r.. i" 90 end o,rn, SEE
,ir. ,.. OBJ. even third, Time, 1865. ser
40 rsa, '''e'' S''n'or and shepherdes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
LONDON TRADING INCREASES.
Sentiment CheerfaI, with Price,
Generally Firm.

LONDON, Jan. ll.--A slightly larger
volume OF business was done in the House
to-day and sentiment was distinctly more
cheerful. Consols went to 6S9s and
closed at 9-l6. or lie better. War
loan issues, home rails and Japanese
bonds were also up a fraction, Mines
and oils were quite active and strong.
moderate business was done in
Americans and higher prices were the
rule. Steels and the Hartman shares
we're hard. Canadian Pacific with an adj
vance of about point was a feature.
PARIS, Jan, 1l.--Rentes were un-
changed to-day The Bourse was gem
orally steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
FIVE SILK FIRMS BANKRUPT.
VI. Adler a son Is Latest Pntersos
Company Affected by War.

PATERSON, y. j., Jan. 1l.-Conditions
arising out OF the European war lnive
forced Ave of the smaller silk firms in
this city into bankruptcy during tho past
three weeks.
To-day NJ. Adler & Son. who operated
a plant Of thrty-four looms in the Strange
mill filed petitions in voluntary bank
ruptcy. William II. r. Young was APP
pointed receiver. The creditors are New
York raw silk houses. tho Wagaraw Dye
ing Company and A, Brewers & 60.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
MECHANICS LIENS.

SAD ST rs E-Wm Chandler agt Jos II
Hoadley. owner a. cont, sas. 10
l3tTH ST. ~ w-Herman Lory Agt Lauter &
Blackner. owners; Asbestol Flooring Co,
ssTH st. IRA & i2S E-Taunt'o,n. New Bed !,
ford Copper Co agt Corn Exchange Bank.
owner; Huthinson Metal & Roofing co,
MARKET ST. SO 10 6s-LOuis Nathanson ast
Highstone Co. Inc, owners, Mr.. sulVer-
SOUTH 81. aii-Louis schneider agt John
viona. owner; Philip Kurland & Joe Lipp.
l5 18Th sT r' sac 10 52S w-Louis PerlmutteG
agt Rose Simon owner Sam simon,
l2sTH ST n =. 1873 n W Amsterdam av. SIS
V Public Library, Aston. Lenox & rilden
Foundations. owners; Century Iron Works.
,sn no ar $40 w-ThSo ThyistruIp art MATT Natl
Thompson. owner cont Anna Thompson,
10TH ST, q I wEHsnry Gresnblattt s sst
Rosewin Amusement Co, Aaron RosensteIn
& Louis W Morrison. owners. David Levin,
5,TW ST. IS w-American Radiator co sst
oxford Realty Co. owner; c Y Mcknight,
10th ST ITO E-Wm Marberg aEt Sophie
ID Levy. owner cont ..........., sl2S, SO
BronX.
KINGsBRIDGE TERRACE, G s. lSost n n
KInEsdbrdge I'd, xl00--Glokner g. Blue
GO agt Arlington Const Co. owner; Bauer
cRoToNA AV' issl,-Wolf weinraub art
Jscob Wolfe A David Pistronk, owners a
conts ,,s.'''s''''', ','.'.,,.,.. 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations ,were
chartered At Albany Yesterday;
The Bah Realty COMPANY Manhattan.
capital 5000. directors, Louis Barnett,
Charles I. Barnett and Milton Barnett
New YORK city.
The Hannah 4 Realty Company, Inc.
Manhattan. capital 5000; directors. Isl
dorc Abrams. Jacob Abrams and Harry
Abrams New York city.
The IRndrow Realty COMPANY Msnhat-
tan. capital 81 600. directors. Martin G..
Ferguson. Samuel Ferguson and Lillian
II brown New York city.
Tho Twenty four West Twenty nth Cor
poratipn. Manhattan. capital 1000, dlrcc-
tors e. Augustus Meier. i.ota Tutkhorn
and V. May Russell New York city.
Tho Alotto Realities, The Bronx oapitsl
81. 900. directors. Albert 4. Sohwarzlcr. otto
j Schwarzlcr and August r Schwarzler,
The Bronx. New York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
$50 W is1st II, Jan 8, yrs. 80 c; atty,
J. 7 & t Co, 100 Bway. 900
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders At
torneyD

twHh name and address of lenders at
CANAL. ST. 800, .. S43 " from cor
West Broadway. runs " SC W 1910 <
P Is 10 g G.a :, 20 al 70 b. BEG. oss
Dessar, ssi u sis, n. atty. T q GO. q.
LOTS is.ii. map NO j. land julia Hard, NJ
Hope, fremont 2Hh ward. bounded In
front by Topping av. 2tSioo. Nov "a, 1911
Topping Az CO 10 Fredk Saland, 2i3
9Th 81. attys, Fehenstein & Rossnstcin.
w VOC JAW 'Rp jscoV avs. . 5. ioti from from
u cor Webster av. 25NlA5x2e. ixi3s. T. Dec
81. lS07--JaGob and Fanny Hurnieden 10
ton & Riisheimsr 2o5 Bwsy - 50 900
TOPPING Az. vs.. 2iI6 i!th st. os.eS
ois 20 Lawrence iSi4 R%Rey.er S s7S t7!d
atty WIN Rurhe s'i Pwey "a, 80 lg 80
Harry Wolf! atty, Jacob W Block. SO Park
,oT TGTT ST. : :. sa5 ith av 2s;yos. Mar IL,
i9i4--Conrad and Jennie Czarra TO c y
hopkins. Pasadena, Cal. atty. T q GO, iis
MRcEppouGAL sr ss.s5, " =. ss : Bisccket
ct aeexloo. May 49,, ial2-,,Jos Rsno and
sa9 e e cSSs 500 F2 Sway a.o tor,
BRook. -Av. cor issth s., ioox,5tSS
!! 100 !3aiod A "a A. 5i!s aid i iSfS
Cohen to Abr Netgesslich, 2o3 w lllih ~
ATTY, Myron sulSberger IS Park ROW 30 900
ia. iaii-Abr W Moynih,.n 20 Astor Trust
co, 80 9Th av; sttys, white & CAGE, :
sisr r. ST. ssi r. 5. as 3 Az a. sJsiOs :,
pee I. I90b--Maurice ) konheim so Jno $
Sutphen ct al cNrH and eNrccs, attNs,
Moses " 4 w 80 Liberty St.. $4,000
.2p ST n a. 400 " stu av. 20. 5Nss.S, July l..
iSa5-Jns w and Margt ElEar 10 EVELYN
A Moesnan; attys Mapes 4 X, 29g
LOT IT'S isa map century investing co, bronx,
Julv l. lq07-tseo w Whiteside 20 Nargt
Knox. ATTY, y T I Co, 1875 Bway. 5000
LOT iss, came map and d"e-Same to
Lot 1879, same map and date-same, 70
LIFT 81. ia ". ss. 25lio0 ii. Jan g. i9iO
Simon NJ Goldsmith to Fannie HeNter
atty, Albert Zimmerman, 2O6 Bway &S'oo'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
LENox AVENUE CORNER SOLD.

Horace S, Ely & Co and Harrie S.
Lines have sold for John J. Spowers to
a client the property at 276 and 27S
i,enuN avenue. southeast corner OF l24th
STREET The property consists OF two three
story buildings fronting SOS feet on the
avenue and IS feet on i2fth street II
has been purchased for Improvement and
ON the termination of the leases a new
building will h. erected In tho rear Of
the property is tho Young Women's Chris
tan Association Building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
auNs LONG IsLANp EsTATE.

T.. u. NJ Rowland OF New York city
has purchased the residence OF Judah
Sears at Syosset l.. l. The place con-
sists Of about fifteen acres, with an at
tractive house OF the Colonial type and
extensive outbuildings on the properly.
The brokers In the transaction were Cocks
A NEiuetg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
historic JERSEY FARM SOLD.

VERONA. y. j., Jan. John Colerd
to-day sold his one hundred acre farm
in Pine Brook to Jacob. Samuel q Abram
Konner Mr. Collerd and his family eN-
poet to remain on the place until spring
The sum paid for the farm was $50. 900,
The old Collerd homestead. built more
than century ago, is one or the best
known country places in Morris county.
About half the farm IS on the plain bor-
dering the upper Passaic River and the
other half il on the side OF Hook Noun
tain. The latter portion, II is said will
be developed for residential purposes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
MADE TWO RECORDS
riooc>t Paid Attendance and
Most Cars Sold At
Retail.
FROM 800 TO 500 PLACED

,.., .. A.. $50.
TIE s.'""''' Snow "'"." ,''',v W ~
sI o- -' '.'' ''''' ~ . .,asN
90. .'| '.'' ..' ', nus W a',.
pod a''| 100 va Ut" p.S
s.-. '.'. D.. I' 80 .S,
t"s' '' wore ',. 80 ~,
tru '.' 10 ~ ',. aa' 80,
uo.e ''. '.7 ''' w..
~. ' ~ -. -,
e.lh i.' '|''"''"' ,.,u,
~ them Pro. w.. VI, ~, s,',,,.. 81, "a.
Pre- =,
NN't'N' DID, ''n' ,,.,,t,. l.,,,,h,
silver N' Iva. ,,,o o,g,orr
Oyer,''l '.' -. 60.
TERRITORY 49,, II 90
hEu' '.'.'' v.i,,,..
VI N.N. N' w.. -. 80, =,
k1.gf' ''.N ' ~, ,,,.,.i.i
the '"I.. .'.r,.,,,,t,. 80
csi. as "'. o.. -. - b.
hrs f' '"l'''- I'm =.
NrfN '' '.' ..'' W.. - -, -.
orc '' '.-E''' W 'A ~" I've - =,
70 .r" 49,, ,,',.n,,,,o,.
''a.' I'.'p'' ..,' "'', H., - ~.
w. '..l.. -
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cH' ''' ,.,'.,, ,.,,,sldo ~ o,,r
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
ROGERS RICHMOND ESTATE SOLD.

Percival q. Ullman. Jr.. has sold for
Mrs. Bragaw ffty-one acres at AMMAN
dale. In the Firth ward. Richmond Dor
ough. to an investor from Pittsburg.
This property was owned and occupied
by william j. Rogers. at one time presi-
dent of the Borden Condensed MIX Com
pany. Mrs. Bragaw II a daughter OF Mr..
Rogers The property has a large 'front.'
age on the Amboy road. with large dwell
ing and outbuildings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
RAILROAD REVENUES DROP.
Operating Expenses Are Cut on tn
Eastern Roads.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. ll.--According to
a staten mt OF THO Interstate Commerce
Commission the gross revenue on 5s.-
399 miles Of Eastern railroads for No
vember. 1914. was $lO0,705. 900, az COM
pared with $l13947,s6i In November,
1913.
Operating expenses were cut from $751;
572,146 in November. 1913, to $780,
595.f3O, Not revenue on this mileage
amounted 10 Sz4,lOS,hIa IN November.
1914. against s25,375,s9S in November,
1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
PLAN WILLIAMSBURG FLATS.

Shampan & Shampan filed plans for two
six story apartment houses to be erected
on a plot of 96Xl37 feet on the south side
OF Division avenue, 200lO feet east of Bed
ford avenue. for the Ross LAND Company
as owners. The buildings will acconuno-
date seventy families and are to cost
$125, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
RnOKERs IN RECENT DEAL.

p. s. Ritter and j. q. Baseman repre-
scented Edward T. Moore and Philip simon
In the sale OF the Pinkney Court. l5l to
l59 West l40th street, a seven story ele-
vator apartment house. A free and clear
farm in New Jersey was given in part
payment The Pinkney Court has been
held at S275 900 This In the second time
the same brokers have sold this property
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan saIesroom.
lat u vEsEr STREET


By Herbert A. sherman.
SGD ST 20 r. " cor Madison ay. ask
io2.s, nve sly dvlE and stores--C :
Trust 60 vs. Adolph Meyer ct al; due.
Sl52.2e0Ss. taxes Sc, &s.272.ts. 70 the
plaintiff ......,.. ,............. $4,000
BY Joseph r Day.
s1TH ST - W. n g. $50 W 5th av COX
$50. four sty dwlE-Greenwich SAvgs
Bank vs. Eliz Seaman ct al due. Sos o.
$3.50. taxes, &c. H,S5S.s7; to the plain
10th ST. 555 81 ". n s. 100 " Audubon
av. 7bNlOO six sly apt-Margt Cameron
" Bright Realty co ct al. due. SlS1?5.5i
taxes. a.. 's3l so; sub TO pr mtg 10000
TO the pIalhtlH ''....' '......... 'sssSb
BY Samuel Goldsticker
2fTH ST. 10 and 10 W. =. j5Is 9Th av.
52Nss.s. eleven sly loft and str bldg
Ewsld Mommer vs. Sol Realty Co at al:
due, S17.63TA5; taxes, &c, s2.5s2 so; sub to
pr mtg 100000, TO the plaintiff S2O5,l67
By NJ. Morgenthau, Jr.. co
l2.D ST 1875 W. n =, - 9Th av. 1857
iooll. -four sly dwlg-Cccelia Lusthtrg vs.
G II stanton 81 al; due, Sl3.3l2se. taxes.
g. 'ts7.a5, 20 the plaintiff -. $40 600
BY u. +. Ingraham 4 Co
6iTH ST. 42O-42i y, =. Gals W Az \.
75NlOO.5, one ana two sly stable-F y
Brown NJ r Norton ct al: due SCI
J29.5l; taxes SC, t2,077. to the plain.
YIN ......'.-..' ....... ....... ..... us 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-12
DUTCH LOAN ovERsUBsCRIBED.
war Issue Of 275.OOo,O0o Guiid"r.
IL Quickly Taken.

THE HAGUE. Jan 1.-THE Government
war loan OF 2I5,0OO.ouO guildors fll0.-
600 5000 has been ovcrsubscrbcd. The
sum applied fog IL said q" be SOO,o"o'ooO
guilders
ON Saturday II Wis announced that
24OOOO,UOO guildcrs mad been subscribed
and all necessity for compulsory suoscrip-
ton had been avcrtcd
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No subscriptions for the Dutch loan
were received in New York. BOssevain
Co. had announced the loan here and had
offered to receive subscriptions. The lack
OF response, however, was not considered
surprising, as the Dutch loan was payable.
principal and interest. In gulders and the
American investing public Is unaccus-
toned TO foreign methods of handling SUCH
loans and the exchange problems involved.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Rr0HN
SMITH. VIM II, ind and adm. to WI

SMITH. VIM II. ind and adm. to VIM NJ X
OlCott Observation-Disclosures. ....... 81, 900
SHEA RICHARD y, 70 VIM l. Phelan tl,4OO
SHEA, MARY E, 10 same. .tl4O0
MORGENTHAU co, NY, to Jessie Roths-
STERN, SOPHIE. to Horbert Faik $500
y TITLE ms co to Henry Ludwig SO, 500
HASTINGS MARY u. to stephen Bau-
sTEINMULLER, GEO a. 10 sophie Baur-
GEssGyKs. HELENE, to Helene G.cis. Gs sS2O
dian Observation-Disclosures. s., 700
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MORTGAGES.

,Nnh name and address 81 lender ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
south OF Fourteenth stu
BROONE ST 3 s. 100 " Greene s.. 75y9g6
Cornweil ct al, Red Bank J, Jan ., pr
mtg $4,000, yrs c. atty, g. ca;
East Side.
(ISast of Fifth nv. between Fourteenth and
ll0th sts)
s,TH ST. 9 =. so 9 I'D sv l5x- =c@Ilotta
Jan -, due az per bond ,ii.Si Ooo
esTH st, 9, ss6 " LIST 9v aoxloe 6SMaTy
isOth st. ~ Jan ii. duf Jan ], isis' 81 p 9;
atty, Eugene Berry, 2bs Bway $4,000
West Side.
Cwsst Of Fifth aX between Fourteenth and
non sts)
10Th ST. >. 400 10Th av. 25xss.s--
Hannah Fox 20 Nathan Goldberg, 67th st
and 81. Nicholas ay, Dec 81 l9l4, due as
per bond; atty WIN Weiss 81 aS en6
.sT ia" ST. : e lis sth ay. s5xiOO. louis
K Zits 20 Chas Faust 2S7 starr st. Bklyn
Jan ., due Jan 10. 1918, s p c; atty. T q
Co, i76 Bway ,,,,,'...''.'''' '''''' S'OOo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
NTH ST - goo Ith az. ?SxiGo. IL
ls.I Intervals av. Jan l. prior mtge sal
Co., y y5s 49, e. ATTY Aoer. z'Im SGo
Amelia N Bohnert to Daniel d Bailey
White Plains, N Y. Jan II, p c; atty,
,aap . sT TO- n s. SIS AmsterdaS ay. ' SIS
xssii--Arnold S Furst TO Max Il Jane,
1a76 Amsterdam av, Jan II, prior mtge
$4,000, install G. atty. Max J LIZ
Boyer, so Maiden lane ,.,.....,. $4,000
SYLVAN PL, =, begins 20 " Jumel terrace
x16 Tooth st, runs 3t.6N W l96x594. 6x
. ls.6-John 3 Routh 10 Commonwealth
savings Bank, 2007 Amsterdam av. yrs
6p c, Jan III atty. Geo Hyde. Il
Park ROW .''''''''' .''''' '''''''' 'NE'VoO
Bronx.
Borough of The Bronx
NORTH CHESTNUT DRIVE. 8 =, being lot
iOI amended map Brentwood Park, A0x
lOO---Charlotte u Horne to Paul Zieger
4226 Matilda aY, Jan T. yrs, y c;
atty, q q 7 60, l76 Bway. 600
LOTS si 10 tSG, inclusive, and gore lot
j, map Unionport--Municipal Asphalt co
Inc TO Frederick ] Beale, bs5 W l55th IT,
Jan 8, ", p c; atty, l. T a T 90,
VALENTINE AN, cor ls7th at, lOON
.Iodee Realty Co. Inc, to
|. North side Mtge COrpn. 39l II i4sth st.
Jan s, due as per bond; attys, Clocko,
* 4 r. Ssi ltsth s., 49,: $1,000
VIM J Diamond TO LAWYERS Title Ins
atty. 1t a T Co, iso Bway, $4,000
NELSON Av, W at Brandt ri,
2Sxloo--MaTy Burke 10 Louisa Brosang.
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Custom. Receipt. s6I2,487.57.

The total receipts for duties at the Gus
tom House yesterday were .Gle,ts7.57, OF
which S179,56S.50 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
S432, S5e.O7 for recent lmportatloIs.
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SELLS HARLEM FLAT.

WEST i4OTH STREl9T.-Paul A. McGol.
rick has sold 27l West i40th street,
five story Nat on lot 25x99.io. neal
Eighth avenue.
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Columbia Nine Plays Tonight.

The preliminary season OF the Columbia
baseball team starts tonight. when with
OUT a days practice the Blue and White
hNe plays am indoor game with the Tween
y-Secuud Regiment team in its armory,
leAih street and Fort Washington avenue
'oarh 'oakley gave the men who play to-
n,sht tax on indoor baseball yesterday.
Manager stone said that Columbia will
Play the Seventh Regiment nine Saturday
afternoon