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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
Fl o u S
FOR THE SUMMER
SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YoRK-John W sterling. Plaintiff, against
William c. o'Brien and Alice c.. Tobin.
Defendants.
In pursuance OF q judgment Of fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
the ahove-entitled action and bearing date
the 29th day OF May. 1915. l. the under
named, will sell at public auction, at tho
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. No.
1915 Nesey street. in the Borough OF Man
haitian, City OF New York, on the sth day
Of July, 1913. at Il o'clock noon on that
day. by Henry Brady, Auctioneer, the prem
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land In the City, County and state Of New
York, with the buildings and improvements
follows: BEGiNNfNG at a poin, in the
Northerly side OF Thirtieth street. distant
one hundred and sixty-four feet four
inches Easterly from the intersection OF
the Eas,erly side OF Firth Avenue and run
ming thence Northerly, parallel with Fifth
Avenue and part Of the way through a
party wall. eishty-one feet two inches;
thence Easterly, parallel with Thirtieth
street twenty-one feet Aye inches: thence
part OF the way through another party
wall. eighty-one feet two inches 10 the
Northerly side OF Thirtieth street and
thence Westerly. along the Northerly side
inches 70 IN. point Of beginning
Dated. New York. June 10. 1915.
y. TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Referee
JOHN 4. CARVER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
IS Wall street. New York.
The following. is a diagram. ~ the prop:
East soth Street. borough Of Manhattan,
City OF New York:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan

nth st, 80: E-wm F Moore aet YIN
cent Garofalo ct al foreclosure OF mtg ;
attys, Enge!hard & Pollak.
18TH ST, $ " cor SIN av, 6ions.e * 'rreg
mig; attys. cullen & pykman,
is3p ST. = 3, between St Nicholas a Au-
dubon avs, lot +7n-Rudo!ph wallach
CO g 2 Osborne Smith ct TSrs:
ELrLwOop ST. 800, n " c Magic va.
lOox23O-Fanny Braun ct al ast Acton
Realty. co ct al foreclosure OF mts)
sTsN,NronS N st. IS. 4 sss-.Ma,a.n Lane
foreclosure OF mtgl; attys, Rocker.
,,sTrHi ST ~ E-Lawy.r. Mtg Co as.
m m,F' H S,iHs' Ssap & Z q foreclosure of
l.sTH ST, lis W, i.sth st. u W. and
l24Jh 81. I Z and ST Georges Crescent.
e :, 2s9 n Grenada pi' 2s6xioss-M
Sc, attys, Cravath 4 Henderson.
Kings County-Wm = Hickey ct al ast
Mary Porter ct al .'partition); atty. J F
WOOSTER ST, " > i4al n Blocker St.
80 9SlOO-Empiro city savings Bank agt
Fannie Hnmlin 81 al foreclosure OF
mtgeD; atty, W Dayton.
Az, ~ nr""S Sss-Eawara Rubin
art rro~pect Ave Rlty CO ct al (fore-
closure " MORTGAGE -attys,. a Cohen.
PROSPECT Az, $40 y sS2--Edward Rubin
art rrospect Az" Rlty co ct nj fore
%closnr, o. mor,Enssni city a Cohen. .
gare"e ait franklin Megargee ct al
partition; attys, Cravath a Henderson,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
BUILDERS ACTIVE
IN MANY SECTIONS
Buy Near Fifth Avenue. on
Washington Heights and
Through The Bronx.
INVESTORS ON HAND TOO

Harris & Maurice M%andelbaum have
resold the large triangular shaped plot
at the southeast corner of Riverside
Drive and 160th street which they re-
Gently purchased from the Loyal L.
Smith heirs. 1t extends along the drive
for a distance OF 212 feet on a curve,
and on 16Oth street It measures IA
feet. The easterly line is 154 feet in
length. The Melvin Construction Com
ANY, Henry Friedman president. is the
buyer. The site will be improved with
a six story elevator apartment house.
The deal, which represents an outlay
of about $500. 600, was negotiated by
the J. Romaine Brown Company. 1t is
planned to have the house ready for
occupancy next May. The structure
will be from plans by Harold l.. Young
and Seward Wagner.
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REDUCING BUSINESS SPACE.
Front street Building and Several
Large Lofts Rented.

William A. White & Sons have rented
the Ave story building at 4s Front street
between Coenties Slip and Cuyler's alley
TO Max Mangold.
Z. S. willard 4 CO. have leased the
eighth floor in the building at the south
east corner OF Fourteenth street and
Seventh avenue to Henry Zuckerman.
y. Brigham Hall and William II. Blood
good have leased space on the tenth
floor at 40 Fourth avenue to the Erne-
mann Photo-Kino Works. now located at
1863 West Forty-eighth street. This
lease completes the leasing OF the build
Ing.
Edward J. Hogan has leased the top
floor of 74s TO $50 Broadway. northeast
corner OF Aston place. TO Nogel & Saltz-
man, wholesale milliners. for a term OF
years.
oft at 35-37 West T~hirty-hrst street to
the Rex Talking Machine Company for
their executive Offices and recording
laboratories second loft and 1902 West
Eighteenth street to Lempert Bros. sec
ond loft at 22-24 West Twenty-seventh
street to Rosing & Cohen third loft at
80 West Thirty-first street to Jacob
Thaler & Bro. and space in 1921 East
Twenty-second street TO Edward Phillips
and Frederick Strauss
Bastine 4 Co, have leased space at
235 and 237 Fifth avenue to Meyer
Singer, importer of silks. and at liz
East Nineteenth street space TO Selig
& Winter, ladies' neckwear,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
INCREASED EARNINGS
SHOWN BY RAILROADS
Better Returns Result From
Reductions in Operating
Expenses.

WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Returns Med
with the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion showed that American railroads are
enjoying a marked increase In their net
earnings. In April the net operating In
come Increased $40 a mile as compared
with April. 1914. This Increase Is not
90 much due TO an increase in the gross
earnings as to reductions In expenses
In all parts Of the country.
The Bureau OF Railway Economics, In
analyzing the figures for April. the latest
available,
The total operating revenues
amounted 10 $3.50, 1897, 430, a decrease
from 1914 Of s4~.363.07S. Operating ex-
penses were sl65.131, 1884. a decrease of
s7,76l.l27. Taxes amounted to s11.-
los, 595, a decrease OF s341,6s4. This
left S54,7 09. 207 for net operating in
come available for rentals. interest on
bonds. appropriations for improvements.
new construction and dividends.
The net operating income was 1893.
m Increase Of 1872 per cent. The rail-
roads operating 22S.736 miles Of line
are covered in this summary. or abou.
80 per cent. of the steam railway mile.
age in the United States"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
900 EDGEMERE LOT SALE.

Ocean Breeze Camp property at Edge
mere, comprising about 900 lots. has
been bought from w. Newman by w.
A. Reinhart. who has the property under
lease. The property fronts 1000 feet
on the beach and along the boulevard
west from George avenue, now known as
Beach Forty-ffth street. Mr.. Relnhart
intends to further develop the premises,
dividing the tract into four blocks, run-
ming from east to west, and s~ubdividing
these into plots. The property had been
held at $4,000 0 and Is part of a tract
recently bought by Mr.. Newman. A. e.
& D. A. Karelsen were the brokers.
The Lewis H.. May Company has re-
sold for II. Welsch the Story property
facing Jcssica avenue and story place,
Arverne, J.. l., to j. Kohn, a plot COX
li0, improved with a thirty room house.
The realty was recently taken In ex-
change for a Brooklyn apartment and
was held at s25, 900,
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


l2iST ST. : 20S " nh av, l5xl0O ii
Janet Rochelle 20 Emma l. Crawford, e3G
Halsey st, Bklyn; atty. l. T Co, 100
i?lsT ST. $ :. 2os W 9TH sv. iSxIoOll-
Bronx Security & brokerage Co to
Roderick stephens, Hartsiale, y Y, a
pit; atty. l. T Co, 100 Bway. .........Sl
ST, 80 W-Helene Westheimer 20 Ra"
Cert. i+ Columbus av; attys. Kurzman,
i q O. % Broad
5sTH ST, n s, 400 W Tth av. 25Xioo.5-
Mary L Tourney TO Alice + Flynn, lo6
+ sist st. "A pit attys, Halsey, X 4
9th ST, $50 E-Morris Klinkowstein to
Jos Peklo, !os Z list ct; atty. Myron
Sulzbcrger, IS Park Row .....,.,...Sl
sd Az. $, sS5 n 18TH st. ls9xlO5-
Pauline Pollak to Ernest y Adler. exer,
RI'v;ffSGToS ST. 7o-Diedrich wertSeIlv,
man 10 Title q & 7 co. l76 Bway $40, 900
hist ST, n $, $50 e 18th av. 76xssli-
Ernlen y Lawrence TO John Il Lawrence.
atty. VIM + Kimber al Bway . . .ss,b 800
Bronx.
SCHM1TT, KARL H., to Jos Schneider 81
TITLE GUAR & TRUST co TO John II
DEAN, cHAs F. uu., to walter $ our,
nee ana ano, trus, .,,,.... $4,000
LAWYERS MTG Co to Carrie Sin:
woLF. JENNIE. to Cha. Emo VSi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
WRITES IN DEFENCE
OF STOCK EXCHANGE
Merchants Association Head
Says Incorporation Would
Hurt Business.
F.!R p:,ALING HERE NOW

The proposition to incorporate the
New York stock Exchange. which is now
bcrore the constitutional Convention.
has met with decided opposition on the
part OF the Merchants Association. On
the ground that to prevent wrong prac-
tees by such - method would also tend
20 obstfuct legitimate business.
This amendment is obviously de-
signed to subject dealing In stocks to
such rec ilaticn by law as to prevent
improper transactions. or those which
are by some deemed improper says
Wfltam Fe,lowes Morgan. president of
the association. In "A letter to Jacob
Hrenner chairman OF the convention
committee on corporations.
such legislation might perhaps be
useful were 1t possible so to frame II
that 1t should apply to and affect only
admittedly immoral AMI harmful prac-
tees. but the practices aimed ut are
frequently and almost invariably in
separable in method from those that are
unquestionably legitimate. honorable and
economically necessary. and to aim nj
the evil by prohibiting certain methods
Of trading causes serious obstruction of
legitimate business In the futile attempt
wholly TO prevent what the experience
of all countries has shown to be only
measurably preventable.
"The effect OF attempting to regulate
BY law stock transactions would be TO
transfer most of the business to other
sections of the country and would make
impossible the flexibillty and quick adj
justment TO varying conditions without
which the business could not be car
ried on.
at will also impose on stock transac-
lions in this State such different condi-
lions from those which obtain In other
financial centres OF the world that for
midable obstacles to transactions be-
tween this market and those of other
sections would result.
such an outcome could not fall to
be disastrous to the growing Importance
Of New York city as n world centre OF
finance. q result which would be most
deplorab,e. Existing laws applicable &c
all forms of business TRANSACTIONS pro-
vide for stock transactions the same
kind and degree OF legal protection and
regulation that Is provided and found
sufficient for other business dealings.
Beyond this. the Intervention of the
law would only result in harm, and tn.
more minute n intimate rules and reg
ulations applying to stock dealing may
and should be left to the various ex.
changes which. through the h~exibilit,
and speedy operation OF their machinery
are far better adapted to promote ant
secure Justice and fair dealing"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
DWELLING AND FLAT DEALS,

WEST 142D STREET.-Slawson 4
Hobbs have sold for william Gamble
537 West 1920 street, a three story
n basement dwelling on plot 3ox
100. The building is arranged for
the use OF Two families with a garage
In the rear. This is the first sale of
the property in twenty-five years.
EAST 103D STREET.-THE City Real
Estate Company has sold the four
story tenement. with stores. on plot
Soxto0.1l, at l59 East 103d street,
between Lexington and Third avenues,
to a client OF Louis Hutter.
LEXINGTON AVENUE.-Frederick
Brown has resold 1875 Lexington ave
nue., a five story fiat. on plot 27x95,
near 111th street. to DR.. G.. b. Nav
son. who ave in part payment lSs
Bay Forty-fourth street. Edgemere.
l. l.. a three story cottage, on plot
+0x100. James A. Dowd negotiated
the deal. Mr.. Brown acquired the
Manhattan house last month from
Mathilde f. Weber.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
TO APPEAL TO U. S. IN LOCKOUT.
Labor Leaders Make Threats Over
Chicago shutdown.

CHICAGO, Tune 2s.-Manufacturers Of
building materials perfected plans Mt a
general meeting tonight for a lockout
which will throw 100000 men out OF
employment and check all building
operations in Chicago. The lockout is
intended to bring TO a head the differ
ences OF the 5000 striking carpenters
who by referendum vote refused TO arbi-
trate. besides other artisans.
with the exception of the lumber In
terests the construction and materials
tealers decided to close down plants
abs ,lutely. 1'srtly filled contracts will
be completed. but no future orders will
be taken. The lumber interests a. a
acton.
Labcr leaders assert that in the event
Of a general shutdown they will f.e
a complaint with the United States De-
partment OF Justice charging conspiracy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
MORTGAGES.

MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
10TH ST lts W Av C.. 25xs2 3-Jacoo
;ss = let st, Bkiyn. June rs, pr mtg
$4,000 duo July, !. 1919. 6 p G. atty,
VIM c Orr. 81 Chambers ST. ....SLOOo
Fast Side.
EAST of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
18th ST. IS, ss e Ay a, 75x1o22-Gco W
Srg m e S nSc 4 r kenly; ~ go 81
81 C. atty. 7 C Co. 17s Bway . SIS 900
West side.
west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and llOth stsD
18Th ST. IS. 400 e IN ay, asxsss-wm
exr., itw 6ist 81. June -. 3 yrs. 5 p c;
attys. " S a T $ Isaacs, s? william
81 $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th ST.
Bave Realty Co TO Ambrose Realty
due pee Is 1915, 8 p c; atty, y VT Ins
INST ST. SIS i:5 {. F, Washington S ay'
1ssxsS-sam'l Blumen;hai to Robert, $
rsrek. P 4 r. ne Bwsy. ~. $4,000
Az 81 NlNhpl.AN, " o. 81 N lteth ~, INK
q T Co. i7s Bway, June 81. due AZ per
.o?TH ST. .. 100 n sherman az. ioosiSo
-Knick~rbocker Realty Holding Corpn
to Gus,avus l. Lawrence. 22?s Bway.
s ATTY. Z ~ eG!o. IT'S h sls sGo' W. ;,ig'oSsG
BronH.
Borough OF The Bronx)
nth ST. IS, s5 e Morris av, ssxi2S-
Charlotte J Donnelly 10 Emlgrant In
dus,rial Saw Blk. 81 Chambers ST. June
20. b.yrs, 5 p c. atty. T q & T CO. rs
cREsToN Av, n e cor issd st. i25sicSw
VIM l. Phelan to VIM Weber ct a..
extrs. 4o5 Riverside Drive. June Is. due
as per bond; atty. T g & 7 60 l!6
UNIvERsirY Az. 2iso, E .. 37syi6s.s-
Kovac- Constr Co u Abr G Rothste.n.
sol W l5sth st, June 10 and July 20.
1915. 6 p c; attys' siegeouck 4 :. .:33
is2D ST. 81 f n e cor Adams pi. sax
irreg-Saml Ehrl!ch to We!her Constr
co. Madison av June e due as per
LoTs S 10 5. pei /. map WIN II ogden
Van De Neer Estates, Inc. 20 Sanl Ma
gel. 295 Fort Washington av. pr mtg
Nakel, 23S For; Washington av $500
INTERVAL.E Az, :. :sOl n westchester
av. SOxlo0-Daveck Rldg Co. Inc. 20
Manhattan Mig Co, 200 Bway. June g
due as. per bond. ATTY, Manhattan Mtg
Is?D ST, n .. Io2u W 81 ST. Ioxlio-
~ Benedet,o Rl,y Co, to Esther II Emo,
az. ~instails 6 y c! a,tys. thwan 4 W.
1872 Nassau 1t .,.......... ", 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
WEATHER FORECAST
For eastern New York. partly cloudy Ia
day; showers and cooler Tomorrow; hkht
south to cast winds.

south to cast winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pcnnsyi-
vania, partly cloudy to-day; showers to.
morrow; light southeast to south winds.
For southern New England. partly
cloudy to-day. probably showers to-nor-
row; moderate west to southwest winds.
For northern New England. partly
cloudy to-day and tomorrow, with 5cr~-
slonal showers: ii,ht southwest to YES,
winds.
For western NV York. partly cloudy to-
day; probably showers tomorrow; mod
crate east TO southeast winds.
NEW DIRK Ju,c 2a-Th- p,-ssurs ans
high yesterday over most Of the country.
excepting the extreme Southwest. and only
relatively low over the north Central
States and the middle Mississippi Valley.
Principal centres Of high pressure were
located over the lower lake regions and
over Montana and Wyoming.
There was stili no storm formation In
any section. and tho only disturbing els-
ments were local showers occurring mostly
in tho Southern and Central states.
II was cooler In the Northwest and gem
orally warmer In the southern states and
northward into the ohio Valley.
Freezing temperature was reported at
Yellowstone Park IN the early morning.
In this city the day was fair and warmers;
wind fresh. generally southerly; average
humidity. as per cent. cor
rected 20 read to sea level, at 3 a. NJ,
40 6; 3 T.. NJ. 3o.23.
The temperature in this city yesterday.
rs recorded by the Official thermometer. 10
shown in the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
TRAVEL BARGAINS IN CAMDEN.
Phiiadeiphinn ms Cross River for
Cheap Tickets.

Camden, y. J. June 2s.-Thousands
~ Atlantic city excursionists have
I.ar.-d that they can save from 10 to
70 cents hv crossing the river from
Philadelphia and buying their tickets
here, and there has been an unprece-
d'nted rush At the railroad ticket Gfices,
II In due to n queer conflict % the
laws that this situation exists, Some
months ago the railroads OF New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania asked for higher
.ntrastate rates, The increases were
denied in New jersey, Thus the ar
~frrences In fares in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
DEMAND FOR CITY DWELLINGS.

william r. Ware has leased the dwell
ing at 1853 West Eighty-eighth street to
Otto Sampler.
The +. X. Wood, w. II. Dolson Com
pam has leased the following dwellings
3l5 West Seventy-seventh street to j.
$. Seymour: LOG West Seventy-seventh
street to Mrs. w. A. Levy, and AL West
Eighty-ffth street TO Benjamin +. Bow
erman, all for a term of years.
Ames & Co. have leased the dwellings
at las East T~hirty-third street to II,
Leonard "A West Twelfth street to L.
Mouraille. and liz East Thirty-first
street to A. Morgan.
J. S. Maxwell has leased for a term
OF years to Richmond D., Pease the three
story and basement dwelling at 604
West 13Sth street. near Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29

A twelve story structure Is planned
for the site at ! East Thirty-eighth
street and 10 and IL East Th~irty-ninth
street. which has been leased from the
estate of Samuel Sloan by interests
identified with the Craftsman Building
adjoining at 3 East ThIrty-eighth street.
running through to Th~irty-ninth street.
The Sloan site has n frontage of 31.6
feet on each street and the depth
through the block Is 1917 feet. On the
Thirty-eighth street end Is an old four
story dwelling, the balance OF the plot
being vacant. The term OF the lease
for the Sloan site Is said TO be twenty
one years at a total rental OF more
than 81 900, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
INVESTORS ACTIVE IN BRONX.

ELTON AVENUE.-Kurz & Uren have
sold for the Benenson Realty Company
to an investor the six story new law
fiat at the northwest corner of Elton
avenue and l56th street. The house
contains foul stores Inc twenty-eight
apartments and occupies a plot 46.Sx
1O1.
MAPES AVENUE.-Joseph A. Wasser-
mar has sold the four story .wo fam
lily houses at 2064 to 2070 Mapes ave-
nue. on plot 6sxl45. near 1s0th street.
for Sarah Langan TO F. Horowitz for
cash..
HEWITT PLACE.-Nicholas Leopard
has sold for Lawrence p. Decker 7G0
Hewitt place. a two family dwelling.
near 116th street, on lot 25x1o0, TO NJ.
VI. Klein.
FOX STREET-Paul A. McGolrick has
bought from Esther L. Stone s3o Fox
street. a four story double fiat on a
plot 80 1-3xl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
DEAL FOR 4sTH ST. PLOT

John Katz has exercised the option
he secured recently from DR.. William
Carr on the plot, t.2x100.5. at SO and
35 West Forty-sixth street. Pease & Eli
man negotiated the sale. Title will be
taken in the name OF a realty company,
which last month filed plans for the
improvement OF the site with an eight
story loft building by Architect Lorenz
F. Welher. to cost about $4,000. The
site. which is now covered with W
three story dwellings, Is located al
most midway between Fifth and Sixth
venues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
RENTING IN wEsTCHEsTER.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the
Lawrence Park Realty Company cot
tages at B~ronxville, N. Y, TO +. A.
Payne and C. J. Strong of New York
city.
Angel & Co. have leased the Thomas
r. Fisher house on Inwood avenue,
Hartsdale, y. Y. to William +. Wall
or the season. furnished.
At Rye-on-Sound Kenneth Ives & Co.
have rented for Frederick r. H~oisington
his place on Kirby ane to Mrs. Rosanna
Bachelor for the season, and for Mary
5. Hendrix her residence on Milton
road to John Thomas Smith for the
season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
!. W. W. LEADER SEEKS PARDON
QuinIan, New Jersey Orator, to
Make CIemency Plea.

PATERSON, \. j., June 2s.-Among
the 23j inmates OF State prisons in New
Jersey whose petitions for clemency will
he taken up by the Board OF Pardons.
beginning tomorrow. Is Patrick II
Quinlan. an !. w. w. leader. He IL
serving two TO seven years and has yet
70 pay a $500 fine for melting silk
strikers To riot during the strike In
1913.
Qu!nlan was sentenced July z last,
bur after serving two weeks was re-
leased on bail, when his counsel pre-
scented newly discovered evidence with
an application for a new trial. The
new evidence failed 10 help the 7, w w.
o%r"tnr, however. and he was recon-
mitted on February &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

LAND UNDER WATER East River be-
sins 80 n 3tth st X 400 e LIST Az t0x
ls6. contains 1886 50 ft--C!ty Of y Y
4 AID 81. 10 yrs from May !, 1915, 27iac.
81 It; ATTY, Corpn counsel, Municipal
Ruilding.
Of y Y to Mallory Sten mship co, Pier
80, y II, 10 VS. from May !, 1915 atty,
Corpn Counsel, Municipal Rldg ..Sl3g,sl7
l4TH ST, All ", I'd h-Anton Grandl 20
Anna Lohmann. ls7 " 2Slst 81, I ale
yrs from July IS, 1918 ....S72o to Si,0SO
ID AV, n W cor 18TH St. cor store d O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
MCFARLAND. ASNIE.-rn pur,uanc

MCFARLAND, ASNlE.--In pursuance
of an order of Honorable JOHN +. CO.
HALAS, a Surrogate OF the County Of
New York. NOTICE is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Annie Mo
Partland, formerly Annie McDonough. late
Of the County OF New York. deceased. to
present the same with vouchers Thereof: TO
business at the ONCE OF Peter J. Mc,iold-
rick. ~ Court St, Borough OF Brooklyn.
in the City OF New York. on or before the
?Sth day OF September next. Dated, New
York, the llth day OF March. 1913
ELIZABETH r. McDOSOUGH. Admins
tratrix. PETER J. McGoLDRICK. Atty.
for Administrative ~ Court St. Brooklyn.
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sURROGATE's NOTICES.

SHARP. WILLIAM. In pursuance OF an
order of Honorable John +. Cohalan. a
Surrogate of the County OF New York,
NOTICE Is hereby given TO ali persons
having claims against William sharp. la,e
OF the County OF New York. deceased. to
present the same with vouchers therso, 20
the subscriber. at his place Of trausactins
business at the office OF his attorneys,
Lord, Day a Lord, No. ~ Wall Street. In
the City OF New York, on or before the list
day OF December next. Dated, New York.
the 2<th day of May, 1918. WILLIAM s
ORTGiES, administrators c. {. a. LORD,
DAY q LORD. Attorneys for Administrator
c. I. a., 40 Wall Street, Borough OF Man
haitian, City of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-29
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Yesterday;
Solhsrrit Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital. 5000; directors, Isidore Hersh =
feld. William Rcisfeid and Anna l.. Dunn,
New York Cfty,
Bclarttranet Realty Company. The
Bronx; capital, $4,000. directors, Henry
Relart, Frank y. FawCctt and Angelo +,
Pa rett. The Bronx.
Ridg" Realty Corporation. Brooklyn;
capital, $4,000; directors. Jeremiah j..
coughlan. sarah l. Kennedy. Brooklyn;
Eugene =. 'anini. Merrick, I. J.
John Elder q CO., brooklyn. capital.
5000; directors. John Elder. Brooklyn:
Robert l.. Coils, East Orange. y j., and
Harry q. Shell, Rrooklyn.