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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-27

Heavy draft extra .-......t16001s5
Eastern chunks ........... 14001sO
Plain chunks ............I 856125
Southern horses, good $3.50. 115@135
~Southerners, plain ......... 75@100
Southerners, common ...... 400 65
Choice saddlers ..4....... 10o@2oO
Plugs ............ ....... SO 25
Mules-Dealers are we'll pleased
with the way stock has sold this
week. and shippers are more than
pleased, for in some places small ad-
vances were noticeable in values. The
coming week Is expected to be q good
one and some right good farm mules
and extra good big mules a be
handJed adVnfa ~1eouSlv
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Calls il Ancient War.

BERLIN (via wireless to Sayville)
Feb. 26.-In a statement dealing
with the German American contro-
yersy over armed merchantmen, the
semi-ofhciaI news agency today de-
clared:
The armament of merchantmen
was introduced into international law
during times when the high seas zero
infested with priVateeres and when
during wartimes. ships were fur
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-27

st. Louis Cash Grain.
Furnished by Long Commission Co.,
403 Main. Telephone No. 1901
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Feb. 26.-Wheat-
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O II COATES 4 Co, a corporation deal
ing In nour and gra%in--Justice Philbin
has appointed Joseph IL. Fargis receiver
lion company has capital stock Of $50.
OOO, Joseph I. Ryan has been named "a
referee In proceedings.
VIOLET V. FARONE, restaurant. l:l West
Forty NTH street. Bertha RembauRh ap-
pointed receiver; bond. $4,000,
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SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY
FRANK ~. StENCER, Jr, Hs Committee
o. Louisa Garharino, an Incompetent, and
NARY EkARDlNt. Plaintiffs, against
and STEPHEN AruNrO. Defendants.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN I~NTERLOCU-
TORY JUDGMENT OF PARTITION AMI
SALE duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and hearing date the sth
day OF November, 1916, |, the undersigned,
the Referee In said Judgment named. will
sell at Public Auction TO the highest bid
der. by ARTHUR {. SHERIDAN, Auction.
eer. at the Exchange Sa!esrOoms, No. ~
and ID NegeN street. in the Borough IT
9Th day of December, 1910. at twelve o'clock
noon. the premises directed by said Judg-
ment TO be sold and therein described US
ALI that, certain lot, piece or parcel of
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situate, lyins and being in the city Of New
York. In the Twelfth Ward thereof. and
bounded and described as follows, viz
BEGINNING at a point on the northerlv
side of one hundred and twenty ninth
Eastsriy from the Northeasterly corner Of
Fourth Avenue and one hundred and
twenty ninth street, thence running East
erly along the northerly side of one hun
dred and Twenty-ninth Street. twenty-five
feet. thence NortherIy on u line parallel
with Fourth Avenue. ninety nine feet
eleven inches to the centre line of the
block thence Westerly along said centre
line 'wenty-hv" feet, thence southerly ana
on a line parallel with Fourth Avenue,
erly side Of one hundred aud twenty ninth
street. at the point or place OF beginning.
being the premises now known az Number
On" hundred and fifteen East one hundr.d
and twenty ninth street"
The following ~ u diagram OF the prop.
ertS to be sold.
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THOMAS ". LAMONT
BUYS HOME SITE.
Banker Plans TO Erect Fine
Home on SEVENTEEN Street
Near Park Avenue.
yANpERBILT's TENANT
Art Firm Takes Fifth Avenue
Property-Buyers for
Small Flats.

) Thomas W. Lamont Of J. p. Morgan
a Co. u 10 erect q fine homo within q
- hundred feet OF the southwest corner
n Park avenue and Sixty-ninth street.
WHARF Henry r. Dawson. . copArtner Of
~ Morgan frm. In to build = costly
ham. Mr.. Lamont will build his new
rssdence on the site Of the two dwell
iass at los and i07 East Seventeen
Stfest. next TO the northeast corner Of
pnrk snu where Gerrish II. Milliksn
\ 20 build a dwelling. In the rear Of the
lamont site. on Se~venty-6rst street .
~ 10 to be improved with q residence.
4 home for Edwin Cofin. Mr.. Lamont
bought the plot for his new home from
Augustus G. Paine. Jr.. president OF tbs
New York and Pennsylvania Company.
vhc IL said TO have paid $4,000 for II
n September. His plans we're to erect
dwelling. He will instead improve the
propsrty at ~ East sixty-ninth street
snd 10 East Seventeen street. which he
ocured Q few days ago. This site will
psrmit the building of n Of the most
inAsrsstipg houses In the city. since 1t II
100 feet deep. Is feet wide on sixty
ninth street and AIS feet on Seventieth
ssrsst. Mr.. Paine intends to cover the
entire plot With . dwelling structure.
thereby having a home . block Ions. c.
?. H. Gilbert Is drawing the plans for II.
Nr. Paine bought through Douglas L.
Eliman 4 Co.
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BILLION FOR WAR
RELIEF ENDORSED
MyrOn 7. Herrick's Suggestion
to Help Sufferers Regarded
With Favor.

Directors OF various war relief organ'-
xations having headquarters In this city
agree with Myron T. Herrick. ex-Ambas-
Sador to France, that the war prospered
people Of the United States ought not TO
stop short Of giving a billion dollars to
succor h sufferers in the belligerent
countries.
But until Mr.. Herrick is more specific
In his advocacy of the appointment of a
committee by the President to coordinate
all the relief agencies and Of Federal
m State appropriations to swell the
privately subscribed funds these direc-
tors are disposed to withhold comment
upo his plan.
There seems to be no doubt that Mr..
Herrick has In mind a programme which
he will lay before Government officials
in Washington. In New York "a Few
days ago he had conferences with agents
OF the Rockefeller Foundations war re-
lief commission. II with others in
terested In special phases OF relief work.
clyde A. Pratt. executive secretary Of
the War Relief Clearing House. ~ Wall
street. which has sent $4,000 In cash
and between $4,000, 900 and 80, 900. 900
worth Of supplies to the destitute Of
France n her allies. estimates that the
entire American relief contributions has
been between 33S. 900 900 and $40. OOO,-
900. including nearly $4,000. 900 raised
by h Commission for the Relief OF Bel
GUM. Mr. Pratt said yesterday:
Il should say that a billion dollar RS
will not be enough for the rehabilitation
Of the people OF the devastated countries.
I do not know the details OF Mr.. Her
rick's plan. but | do not see any insur-
mountable obstacle to the raising and
distribution OF funds in the way he In
dicates. Certainly this country could
give more generously than 1t has done II
the appeal were made national and every
corner vas reached.
The contributions already made, al
though widely scattered as to source
have been given by n small percentage
Of our people. This II not because the
majority won't give. but because the,
don't know how and because they hay,
never been reached with a proper state.
ment Of their fortunate position In IN,
suffering world.
rs II generally known that % cents
will put \ warm suit of underwear on a
Pressing child when the buying ~ done
In great quantities Nv such cooperative
agencies as our clearing house" Their
are no people more generous than Amer.
leans. but the facts must he put before
them more completely than heretofore
and l suppose hat les what Mr.. Herricl
has In mind
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NEW RELIEF FUND FOR FRENCH
Organization VIII Seek Aid for
Prisoners In Germany.

announcement was made yesterday OF
tho establishment of an entirely new "A
relief organization, the Relief Fund for
INDECENT French Civilian Prisoners In
Germany. II will be under the auspices
Of the French Chamber OF Commerce OF
New York.
Henry +. Gourd. president OF the
French Chamber OF Commerce, Is chair
man OF the committee In charge of the
new relief work. M other members are
Charles A, jacques, Jules =. Rache, treas
urer Justin Tharaud, Leopold Dion. Fee
Tx Boulin, JOIN J. Miller. Alphonse V.
Walter. Henry r Moauin, Jules H., We
non. A. ], Fondeville, l., Bloch, H.. de G..
Watson and f. Torlotting,
A letter indicating the need for such
relief. written by A. L.alaus, president of
the civilian camp at Holzminden, Ger
many. and by A. Walter Of the French
Chamber Of Commerce of London. was
made public.
In It help IL requested to relieve the
wants Of prisoners who are without
means Hardtack. rice. dried beans,
smoked or sailed fish. lard. corned beef,
chocolate, soap, &c, are asked for. Sub
scriptions are being received by Jules s.
Bache.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

B.eyss. Calvsa sheep. Hogs
New yoIk..... s.io< 2,at2 2esa Sis
Cent?, c'S3s Union. s;::: '': ] ss s.sss s''i 81
BEEYES-Rsceipt. t,ss7 head; l2i cars
to hrm. with 90 cars of COW and bulls
Of ioc. TO Csc. outside Of a few choice Fat
les: change. At : late hour the yards
s IL ! .s,pa t.SS bull at Il. az o' cows 81 4
e.. f's va, s sSH's' al. {" m isTi go for Dr n.sisa
sides.
s~siss-robin 4 shannon. 20 Kentucky
Is. 1850. s.; a, i,is.' is.ss; zoe virginia.
/. bulls, 1900. 1855: 5, $40. $3.50; 10 cows,
to-; ssU' st CO. q 4; Wilma VIZ; "a; steer /; ~ i.s,s j. g., e. % S' 70.
$. sanders. IS Kentucky steers, 1881, ssiS:
; e. ,:i: =. ; ,si,o;: 3; sI:,s;i =. VIA Hi..In ia, ii,I11,,.
1914, isos;s bulls, i.ios. ,s.25:'5' ssa, 81;
l. S.l 49, 49, ssn. : s:'fi K:ns ;se s''ss Steer; !, sh h, 3;
slsaSi "i,,ti' ii,s i. i I,Sss' . 49, a. 4,
,''s sa, ''i i.. IL ii e.. Me-, HsPS.i - III. . ca $50 :;
is. liza. is.so: IS. 'i.:oI, $3.50; 81. ii.its.
$50; ! bull; i;sto. 'sHs; II, 500, $50; 8
1870; Il. sis: -, 2, sos, $3.50. K.rns Com
q. is;i': g. y; H Hollis. : bulls. i.::o'
$50. $3.50; . cows, 1o6, 1880; ?, $50, N75;
g. i;S,s' $50; !; ,lS, re; %. 81. 1870;
l. SAT Sas' Andrew Muilin, i bulls as7,
1870: :. i.oa5, it7S; .. ss5. 1850; is. sIs,
s - ~ 7s.e' ,ss:si. u. a. a. ca ,aise; . T. scni 10? =;
Sc: !. III. IS; ii. $40. $3.50. ."
CALEEs-Recsipts. t.iss head; 80. on
sale; On liberal ,uppiy The trad. Was les,
.i.' Il 90 ssii: r ,!sess; sf.. 'sT n a, ,s q
y.ai: easier at i's:iss,:: country drs::sG
at s..si.@sIlSsSf:;l,,n. wrl.A. a Co.. ., veal.
,,ts,,: 's 3. i .S:ri IS; e:. r.: n. r. e, 'a.7 ":
Ks, IS; s..!i,nss. Hs: ;ssss j. d
S siss:, 4 l.. SCI III. ~ Sna:.s s:s:' Il. i III. IL; q; ~:
s::.: a".".H AVE-; :':' .N",ssss;
y, " ":" -, ~ q y i''',; S : II;
..Cr1e 4 L I; p%''I;cOISs, Essl:, ~.
lit, ia v!rsinis. $50. llsso; 10 culis, i2s
-: I, lee, ~; 10 graasers, 25l, IS so
Kerns Commission Co! IS veal., les, Ill
2. $50. az :. as; si.: !: e.,i.. ~. g
80, 7. ~. $50, MsPh.r.on %, !.
Vest v!rsinia, esiy.A 49,, $3.50. New,oI
s nI; IS S'.;s'is:. sss''' An ass; '' Mu 4
tis:.s; 1'n; eSIl:; r. a.
is. ISo. tia.tei -. lie. sis.7S; I. iSI. -
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INVITATION TO CONTRACTION

For the station Finish work Tor Far, .,
ne ssysn,h Aysnas-Ls1lns'on Avenue
sealed bids or proposals for the con.
s'rIS,,on OF station nnish for nine IS
I1s'9ns On R,p pni Trsnn.hi Hhy,snu..tsrins,Gn
thorough 81 Manhattan will be received by
the Public Service Commisslon for IN,
'cnmmis.ion"' At the ories Of ,h. co the
mission at SO. 40 Broadway, Roroush Of
Manhat,Sn. New York Guy, until the .th
place or at u later date to be nxed BY the
commission. the proposals will be publicly
The stations for which said station finish
Is TO be provided are nine o) stations on
Avenue Rapid Transit Railroad beginning
under Battery PARK At the connection with
the %"Sl1,inE nrookIsn,Msnh.ttan Rapid
tending thence northorly under Battery
Park. Greenwich street. West Broadway,
and seventh Avenue to 4 point In Seventh
Avenue about seventy min t7s) feet north
o. the northerly building line Of West 10Th
The work to be lone will also iuclud.
other hnish work along tho line Of the
The Contractor must begin work within
contract on such station or stations or
ne.r Of the Commission may direct and
shall begin work on any Of the rsmsining
Ni,him ten uci a.y. AMER no, lice AZ, Rs',ISsn
complete all work within six VI months
from the delivery OF the contract. except
as otherwise provided In the form of con.
4 fuller description Of the work and
other requirements. provisions and specin-
Contractors and In the form of contract,
contract drawings, bond and Contractors
Of this Invitation and copies OF which NAV
be Inspected and purchased At said oRice
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SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-MARrHA OsER q ANO.. Plain
tins. against BARNETT LEVY. ct al. De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance Of a judgment of fore.
closure and sale. duly made aud Suffered
date the 9th day OF November. 1915. I.
the undersigned. the referee In said judg-
ment named. will sell at public auction. at
the Exchange Salesroom. No. lt-l6 Vesey
Street. In the Borough OF Manhattan. city
Of New York. on the 9Th day OF December.
1915. at 1: O'Clock noon on that day. by
JOSEPH i. A Auctioneer. the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold. ana
therein described as follows:.
ALL that certain lot. piec@. or parcel
ments thereon erected. situate. lying and
being In the Borough Of Manhattan. city
of New York, County and State OF New
York. bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the Easterly
side OF First Avenue, distant forty (<o) feet
ave ts) inches Northerly from the corner
formed by the intersection Of tho Northerly
side OF Sixty-eighth Street, with the East
erly side OF First Avenue: running thence
Essteriy. parallel with sixty-cighth Street.
one hundred Goo) feet: thence Northerly.
parallel with First Avenue, forty t0) feet;
thence Westerly. parallel with Sixty-eighth
street, and part OF the way through an
other party wall. one hundred I0oD feet
to the Easterly side Of First Avenue; theme:
First Avenue. forty to) feet to the point
or place Of beginning"
Dated. New York. November II. 1915.
GEO. GARDINER FRY. Referee.
iss Broadway. New York City.
The following ~ n diagram Of the prop-
erty to be sold. Its street Number 10 1879
First Avenue:
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PROFESSIONALS LEAD TRADING.

EAST l27D sTREET.-The Leopard
Building Corporation has bought from
BsntamiD Levy $50 East 122d street.
1.-TWO story and basement dwelling on
lot l~i.%xs7.3. l07 feet east OF Lexing-
ton avenue
ARDEN STREET,. c. Hough 4 Co.
have sold for the Bromberg Realty
Company. Bernard b.. Bromberg pres
idsnt. to Frederic Brown the nve
story nat at rs Arden street. on lot
31xlie. Mr.. Brown gives In part pay
ment 1--WE lots at Valley Stream. L. ].
BRYANT AvENUE-The Richardson
Company has solo through Anthony =.
Burger two i've story apartment
houses al 1854 and loss Bryant ave-
rue. near Bancroft street. M buyer
gave In part consideration thirty lots
at Flushing, L. !.
PARK AVENUE-Nicholas Leopard has
sold for the Harrington Building Com
pany S146 Park avenu n three story
house on plot 56xl04, to the Leopard
Building Corporation.
SPRING STREET-william II. Archi-
bald has sold for a client the tene-
ment at southwest corner Of Spring
and Thompson streets. on lot 25x57.
The purchaser. who is In business In
the neighborhood. c~ontemplates I'm
proving b property.
The sun., 1916-11-21
MORTGAGES.
with name and address 81 lender and
lenders Attorney
East Side.

with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
East Side.
East % Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.
10TH ST. 1876 r. ~soxi7.2, Nov so-Mucklon
Holding Co to Martin II Goodkind. 1000
Park av, due Dec II. 1891. S%. prior
mtg $4,000; attys. Kurzman n =. rs
sor rHPIsyr ST. n 5. 1854 W Park Az. sco
A. Trust Co. 100 BwAy. 8 yrs, int a. per
bond.''''. ''.,,. 5000
West Side.
(west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th s~treets.)
csTH ST, 1858 W. +G6xss.s. Nov 20
sttys. stoddard 4 n. ies Bway, SEQ coc
LENox Az, 1908. is.sx70. Nov il-Rosa
ao1d'.''r = H.reis d O1an. Of H,H,:
atty, Jos Rosenberg. 2Si Bway.. IS. 800
tManhattnn Island. north Of lioth street. }
nth ST, i72 = iIxioo,ii; Nov ie--Bsssis
sS 81: aTa " AZ I; Pc, bond con isl. 'ii:;,;;.i, st. 1885,
issH,nnsi h' So, az ISr az, y
Estates. Inc, to l75th ST Holding Co. lS0
hrns,.ln Z Levy las BSsy,','..,ss.s ~
tBoroush OF The Rronx.)
L~ATAYErTE, ST. W .. lot -, map Unioo-
s@s%surits broSsr.s- 60. sosE f ;Sses
at, Nov 40: > !rA sH%: Any, te.!sen,
v Hss e is'' ~ r'w.''u1''tao' iii:;;n;ss,
"ii,s.. 10 Cedar lane .i.s.sxss-uxr,sn !
Risse to GERMAN SAVINGS Han is1 ttl
Ncy is; > yrn So a"y. tn. q G
NEIsSs Az. pert lot 10 ma.
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NEW PLANT FOR FLUSHING.

The Commercial Research Company OF
Long Island City has purchased the
old Bogert factory property at So
Myrtle avenue, Flushing. L. l.. from
the Bogert estate through Mrs. Helen
L. Bogert. executrix. The property con-
sists Of three and one-half acres of land.
The purchasing company. which II en-
gagged In the manufacturing Of glycertne
and toilet preparations intends to erect
two large buildings on the site.
Della z. Bregan has purchased the
northwest corner Of Fourth avenue and
Eighteenth street, College Point. from
the estate OF John s. Cerey. The prop
erty includes a plot 50xi00, two frame
dwellings, and a store. The ~considera-
ton vas $500.
The sun., 1916-11-21
voun FLATS IN TRADE.

Charles 8. Kohier has sold for Fred
sstck Brown 70 Haven avenue. . i've
story modern apartment house. on ptot
Ssxleex' Irregular. and also the hve
ssory house 1t the southwest corner OF
Teller avenue and lssth street. The
purchaser 10 Amalia A. dig. who rave
IN part payment the two new Ave story
houses. zach on plot 66.sxl04.S. at 1885
n 1910 University avenue. recently
bulb BY James r. Meehan. The entire
transaction involves about e376.O00.
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PRESIDENT HERE SATURDAY.
with Mrs. Wilson and Party He
VIII See Arniy-Navy Game.

WASH lNGToN. Nov. 20.-President and
Mrs. Wilson will attend the Army
Navy football game at New York on
Saturday. with the President will be
Secretaries Baker, Daniels and Lansing,
provided no matters Of state arise to
prevent the trip. The President and
his party will sit on the navy side dur
Ing the first half and OF the army eide
the second half.
Morgan ]. O'Brien, president Of the
New York State Bar Association, in
vited President Wilson to speak before
. meeting of that organization In New
York city January ~, The President
took the invitation under advlscment.
The sun., 1916-11-21
BUSINESS RECORD.


MENpEL LEtBowIrZ. retail dress goods.
u. o,sn S.c' s s..s. ,r'cSS. iA''''-
GROVER COLE; grocer, MAdaiin. Dutch.
ess county; voluntary. Liabilities. u,7st;
RincHARn n. COOLEY co. INC. truck.
men. pier 20. North River; involuntary.
I.iab,Iitie-. $40, 900: asssts, $500. Prtn-
cipal claims: Richard &. Barry, 1900:
George j. Hollericth. 5000; Leo G, Der.
lIt%ovATioN NOVELTY COMPANY. Job.
twenty first street: Involuntary. iiabil;
i,ies, sil. 900; assets, $500; Principal
claims; American Made stuned Toy
Company. sea- Abraham sehiusssio.rs
AARON RosENsTEIN, real estate. agent.
81 l:cnox avenue, voluntary, iiaoii,is.
Moses Mass. $3.50. Levi. i. Morrison.
,loooe; George NsT%ark, ss'S
80! Wss, i.s's street: voluntary. La
s!a.%.: asss p. x K,lo s;"s'; sass si'" Kan!
sTIEtiNRERG BROS. a SONS. INC. manu-
fscturers and dealers In woinen's hats.
900 Green. street: involuntary. iiaoil,
i ntsims and ES Ssssrd eSl s'ea ,seo; \.
HARRY" SApLER, trading a. D.mitrs
ostrich feathers, IFS Prince street: In.
voluntary. Liabilities and assets not
s'v CO.., t M.Iso' john S.a''h Busch. EfSAa x"'
Sssoned TO David l.. Liebowit.. iss. Sew
enth avenue.
Schedule. In bankruptcy.
MANHATTAN COMPANY. INC, retail
grocery and meat business. P~oIEhsssp
IND w Ss.ss.. ,s'.,s. 'i Pr,nc,p.i si.im:;
Morr,s 4 Co. $3.50; Austin. Nichols a
90. Inc. ,tse; Edward d, pepsw 4 Co,
' Assignments.
so .Np -, "a n...
chains and iewelry, 1875 Canal street, as
signed to Irving Rosenberg of EOS Broad
Nav Sol c~hsnowitr i. president of com.
p"TyG; ineSrpGTp.Ssqa COMPANY. INC
clothing and hsberdashery. 4 Warner
street. assigned to Lyman Lewis Settsi
Incorporated In 1915 with $4,000 capita
BETJAMIN LEIcHMAN, trading a. Leich,
man Dros, groceries. lI&5 Madison ave
nue., assigned TO Aaron solomon.
Receivers Appointed.
u n COATES h CO., a corporation deal
inr in nour and g~rain-Justice Phiibir
mas appointed Joseph II. Fargis receiver
on application OF directors for dis.olu'
oo"' joseph i, Ryan has been nsm.d :,
VIOLET V. FARoNE., restaurant, l:I Yves,
Forty NTH street. Hertha Rembaueh ap
pointed receiver; bond. $4,000,
bonAfupts DtsruoIBeO.
BANKRuPTS discharged by Judge Learnet
Hand we're. Samuel n. 0resne. Isaa,
j. Levy. Lloyd A. Collins. Sadie Levy
Israe, Mixer. James N. Carples, Wtll
lam NJ. warback. Frank Greco, Johr
Jay, Miriam Gissen. Barthoid A. Hisas
ser. Farrell C.. Dinniny. A I. Netxger
Photios Boondas. simon n, Hamburger
Samuel Wiener, Sam u. Smith. Abraham
Frankei. Discharges were also granted
to Maud Hrevoorst Barclay. . Yves
Ninety-second street. and Daisy y. An
July II, 1915, an involuntary petition
MAS nled against Maude Brevoorst Bar
clay and on October !, the same year
schedules were filed showing liabilities
OF tl,Os0,a%9 and assets Of 1tst.sss. 4
voluntary petition against Daisy Y. An
drews WAS fled on March 30. 1915, stat
ing liabilities to be Sisl. as and asset
Si0.sst. Among her creditors we're Win
throp Ames. ~, 600: Carriers, Fifth ave
nue., ss.2io; Rits-CsrIton Hotel. d, SIS
Elisabeth Aarbury. 1iSe. and Dustas
oby's r%estaurant. ssoo. The psotiel
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First Avenue.

The approximate amour. OF the lien o.
charge. to satisfy which the abovs-6s-
scribed property Is to be sold. 10 Nina
thousand nv. hundred nifty seven and
16-l0O 1o,557 lG Dollars. with interest
thereon from the 2ith day Of October. 1915.
together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred sixty-one and
6t-l00 Dollars, with Interest from Novem-
Der 9Th, 1916, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments ana water rates, or
other liens. which are TO be allowed to the
purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the Referee. " Fourteen hundred
seventy ana s3-i0O Dollars and interest.
Dated. New YORK.. November II. 1915.
L GARDINER FRY. Referee.
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NEW REALTY con PORATIONs.

The Taxpayers CONSTRUCTIONS Company.
Manhattan; capital. $1,000; directors. Der.
nard Kempner, lsidor II. Kempner and
Herbert A. woin.
The Logon Pioneer Company. Queens:
capital. si.eeo: directors. Sven Erikson,
Clara K. Nelson and william v. TurnQuist.
Ign; capital. $1,000; directors, Sarah
Gerichter, Sadie Murray and John G. Will
Jams.
The william J. Auer Realty Corporation.
Brooklyn; capital, Is. 900: directors. Will
lam J. Auer. Amelia Ausr. and Frederick
W. welpe.
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lshth street,
Morts,gs furrrlusei Is recorded In New
Ynrk Registers office. section .. Llbsr 50
Of Mortgages. page los
The street uumhrt IL % East l30ih
street. being III bINrh ti'a, Srrtrn &.
The approximate amount Of tho mort
gage debt. costs ant allowances Is seven
thousand st> hundred thirty seven aUi
e?.i0o Dollurs - s17 .Sl. Tho apprnAI-
mate amount OF laNrs, assess nrnis sHi
water rates Ia pnu huuiiei srNentv.twJ
and S? 100 Dollars ti1s,sh, with interest.
Dated N~oNeuh,r ihth, isls
NtNkN SMITH Re'srss
REAtI. a WoGENS, rlsintifrs Altornss.
ONCE & 4 - Address ~ nfoadwA 4.
Manhattan. NeN hITk El,y,
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CITY DIsPOsEs OF CORNER.

The old Children's Court property at
'he northwest corner of Third avenue
ana Eleventh street, owned by the city.
has been acquired by Browns Garage
company. a lease OF the property, which
consists OF a two story building on plot
fronting 77.5 feet on Third avenue and
loo feet o n Eleventh street, was sold at
auction yesterday by order Of the Sink
ing Fluid Commissioners The Lease 10
Tor ten years from December !. with the
privilege Of renewal for a similar period,
The price paid at the sale was $1,000
per annum.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

e. X. Slocum, Manhattan: capital. SlO.-
0O0; directors. JeAnie q. Slocum. Ernest L.
Siocum and John B. eastman.
Hospital Bu!ldinE: Corporation. bronx;
Morris d. Arrow and l.. W. Eisenberg.
Semsnxa Realty Company. BronH; capi-
tai, 1000; directors. Carmine Semenza.
AifOnzo rsmensa and ANNA Ssmsnza.
Utah Building Company. Brooklyn; CAPT
tai, o., 600: directors. Max Cantor. Hannah
Cantor and Joseph Dubinsky.