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The sun., 1916-12-28
SATISFIED
with name and address OF lenders q.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.D
BLOCK bounded $ by Tooth st. n by cath.;;
eSy Central PARK West; begins AZ " 8
2So.i 10. thence following curve line. OF
Cathedral Parkway TO- : " c Central
a rsIs y 70 f sSilS ~ $40 sl to sss; T .nS FL f.a. Z;
A c Rador 4 Co and Central Park Auto.
IsSss 81, s's stss. J Gs to " VIZ Smith, Finf; 90 ~ Val
sra;Tn. n . :. bounded /. ". front. 90. ''.' 9
lsnd Ps & T.ss. and ssi &c ess raqi "a !: E Isfs' A y
s sI., sSsiei Houses .ejs' 81: bounded Sy IL state 4 : BY
by land Of Core, $50; state st begins at
GORE to land hereby. Described. runs
S Saii St X i' " lain : bo.s to rear brick
stable and, again : ssIix v LII and
2Io TO land OF CORE 3 : * , E o. , TO beg 70:
Mary Doliard to Jas A Trowbridge,, More:
ton. Conn: atty. Title Guar * T Ca dn q
Mary Doiiard to Title Guar a Trust e
Van Horn. 2a5 " 18th st: atty, : oo ,
sA iiGfe' PPHRoSfeEaiRsrY-same to Title .Gsss
co; i's byay.: pear, Il. io.is'%yV'
STATE 81. s-is anu f'a
and Grace r Dollard ct al to Title GUAR
& T Co, ZIG Dway. sso,eoo
SAME PROPERTY-Jas ] Dollard. Far
Rockaway. II Of q. to Jno + Sugden. ekr
and trustee, 3. part. .s3e.ouO
SD ST. n ., 1855 " Park ay-Frances Vile
Hy i Livingston, to Hy A Taylor
East road. south portsmsrih' r !; s,t SnS
SAME PRoPERTY-paniel u freedman
TO same; attys, $4,000
i3D ST. ics-l3o w. runs " stix = loo.5x
. 25x $ 1905 TO n = +2d st xe COX II
1905 TO c | blk bet ted md tad SITS x e
Inc. to rhos } McKeon. :?s Monroe 81;
20 Az, " :. boi n 5sth s,-Jos Golds,ein
to Max \ a Samuel A Cramer. exrs;
attys. Knox & Doo!ing. IS william
SANE p;RoPERry-Ro'e cramer e 5c;s
7sTH ST. iii w-Edw. Earl and Jno
Munro. trustees. to the Natl Nassau
Bank. css Bway; nttys. Breed. Abbott
A. NJ. SO Liberty st. i@'.tS
ALLEN ST. 7t-Sophia Moore to sara r
& Alex " Conger. Arlington. Dutchess
Co. y Y; atty. y Hy W sehutt. 80 LIB,
7sTTlHY ST. 6. ada ( Harry Content to
Till" Guar & T CO. l7s Bway. go. $500
PARK AN, lsi5-Hcyman & Betsy Cohen
TO y Y e II II Co. atty, A III Harris Y
Az Grand Central station ...... $1,000
18TH ST, n :. l306 W Lexington av-Anna
q Rapp to the Emlgrnnt. indust saw
Bank atty, Richard II Clarke, 81 cham.
5sTH ST, i56 w-Lewl. 4 Co,nn TO Geo n
Grinnell. exr. atty, Title Guar ut GO;
lth BWaS ......s .s.... .Ss-'VVV
The sun., 1916-12-28
INDICATIONS POOR
FOR CHEAPER SUGAR
Even With Peace In a Few
Months Conditions Would
Not Improve Soon.

Frank e. Lowry. an official Of the
Federal sugar Refining Company. said
yesterday that he did not look for a low
range Of sugar prices for 1917.
IF peace Ia declared within the mex,
rev months, II Is possible hat Belgium
France. Ruasia. Germany and Austris
Will be able to increase their sowings OF
sugar beets next April he said. Under
the most favorable circumstances. how.
ever. the crop will o mature before
October. 1917. and in the meantime the
present basis OF supply n demand
must prevail.
During the war practically every
country In the world. except the Teu.
tonic Powers and Asia, has purchased
American susar because II ia the only
rerned uga available. I believe Ger
many and Austria are undersupplied
could be harvested they would probably.
with peace effected. import the con-.
modify. II they 60 to Cuba direct for
raw sugar II will tend to curtaii that
supply for other customers and thereby
keep prices up. Russia, too. with the
seas open will come to this country for
the sugar she would be glad to obtain
now.
III peace Is deferred until too late for
Increased paintings next spring. then II
will be September or October Of 1913
before the countries now ut war can
obtain supplies from their own harvests.
II In, therefore. quite possible hat peace
would broaden the demand for our
sugar for at least the next ten months.
I'm the face Of these conditions II In
fortunate that Cuba Is beginning to har-
vest what 10 expected to prove a record
crop Of over 100000 tons. as against
3.006. 900 for 1915-i6. and that other
Increases make the estimated worlds
production about 100000 ton more than
In 1915.
1T seems clear. therefore. that while
the consumption Of nome commodities is
certain to fall of with the cessation OF
hostilitles. is likely to be in steady
demand for n good many months to
come. even with peace BY spring.
The sun., 1916-12-28
COMING AUCTION SALES.
Thursday, December -.
lat s:os THIRD AVENUE

lat 5?os THIRD
BY Joseph p. Day.
iSlST ST. 930 l.. :. 375 " Morris sv. aIN
Mss, . sty fr house; also 2s%.?3s E. 500
W Morris av. 50xllsb-J r Brown agt
Romney Realty Co; s,oddard & NJ. attys
:i!TH ST, ioi: E,.s ~ : Paulding, av,
SoSiots-Chas MeIgelle ar! mile Hob
18TH ST. SS F.. n s..ss5 W st AIMS av.
?5xlop. 5 sty nat-East River saving.
HiSsard. atty; due iiI7.tis: taxes. &c.
t57N
ny James J. Donovan.
LoNGFELLow Az. lt2l. " >. 200 n Free
man st: :Sxioo' ; sty r. nouso-Lhy
w.nd,. atty: due, B,osiA7. taxes, &c.
HEMscMEL ST. ll,'s; :. /" E West;
Tru., CO sst II steiiman ct al; "
H,DSlai atty; due, H'asa'7i taxes
Nv J. II. May.rs
lf?D ST. n ., IS = Lcnrfcllow av, 7sxioo.
ct al: action l q Pnskus. nv: due,
ssSs.S7 tnye", &c. 's,lss;,,., ,o-
81. vacant-samie agt same. nct.,l :,
due. ,.tGs.<t; taxes, &C. si,sll,
FRIDAY. DECEMBER -
lat IL vEsEY STREET.
BRApHuRsT Az, n E cor i5oth ct, ss.iix
iI?.s, : s,y Colonial Court apt house
Albany savings Bank agt II r Rindse,l,
atty. due. Ni7.ososo: taxes, &C. s6,-
18th ST. Iu.I,s. W -. 10, . eth .y.
t<xs3.sS irreg. 8 sly loft & str-A II
Levy agt Chas Weinstein Ry 60 ct al.
A. kohn' atty; due. s.,sstN: taxes,
issTH sT. 'sr W. n 5, so7 . .th nv. Tx
ss.ii. 8 sty dwlg-Richard Arnold ct al,
,rur, agt C A wilbur ct al; Herbert
Goldmstk,. atty; due. Ni,7c6.osi taxes,
&c, $500.
BY Arthur G. Sheridan.
PINE ST. ss. n .. AZ W william st. c2.iS
Gl.s. 8 story onice blds-underwriters
Building Co agt Il y Goodwin ct al:
Latson 4 r. attys: due. s7<,sa2S prior
mort. $3.50 co.
nv Samuel Marx.
l<sTH ST. t0?-s W, IS, iTS = Convent, ey.
to0Sasll. & sly Holly Arms apt house
Abraham Davis and ano agt c n Fowler
81 al; ! IL Zleser. atty: due, s6.3<2ll.
taxes. &c, 1915: prior mort. $4,000 =
BY Henry Brady.
9TH ST. s& Il, o.. i7T.2 e Az D., 2lxsI.
4 story front and 3 story rear tnts-L =
Colbert and ano agt = r Frederick ct al,
+ p Trsutmsnn. atty; due. so. Ge6 So
taxes, &C, e6si,7c.
lat 3coS THIRD AvENuEl
BY Henry Brady.
GRAND Az. c05i. W >, $50 > lsoth 81. ,ox
100, Z story wig Emma Nordlinger agt
John La Splnd - al; NordlinEer A. C..
attys; due. t,o2+jg, taxes, &c. scss, 20.
The sun., 1916-12-28
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

Frederick Fox 4 Co. have leased the
fourth loft at 40 to IA Broadway for
a term OF years to the l.. & NJ. Clothes
system also leased the second loft at
739 and 74l Broadway to Quinto. Cohen
& Levin large additional space At 900
Broadway to the Encore Hosiery Com
pany: tho eighth loft at $40 Broadway
for a term OF years to william Goldstein
& Co. the second loft at Sl4 Broadway
TO the Favorite Waist and Dress Com
pany. and at SIS Broadway the pa rlor
noor store to the Trimble Hat Company
and the second loft to Esther S. Reinus.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased for william
A. white 4 Sons as agents the ninth
fioor at IL and lie East sixteenth
street TO I. Sekine & Co. eighth fioor at
10 East Seventeenth street to David
Marks. n with Cutner & Upset the
third loor 10 Franz Il Bendien at l6
East Twenty third street with Goodwin
& Goodwin the top floor TO the Farrah
Studios with Pease & Gilman the third
floor at ~ to 80 West Twenty seventh
street 10 the May Manufacturing Com
pany with Frederick Southack Il Alwyn
Ball. Jr.. the second fioor at II to p
East Twenty-second street to l.. & T..
Levy. and with Brett 4 Goodc. agents,
10000 square feet Of space on the tenth
floor at 406 10 426 West Thirty-nrst
street to the Chelsea Lithosraphing Com
pany for y term Of years at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
lea sed tho NTH fioor at 1887 and 1889
Broadway to the Adler Costume Com
pany at about $4,000 a year: the first
floor at 1853 and 755 Broadway to Mar
tin 4 NJ. Y. Blumenneld a loft at 307
Pearl street to George W. Lane space
at l24 Front street to Albert Doyle
Brockett, n part Of the seventh floor
Of the Masonic Building, Twenty-third
street and Sixth avenue to Schlossberg
& Goldtein.
Spear 4 Co. have rented the third loft
at 1872 to l30 West Twenty-seventh
street to Harry Gelfond the ninth loft
at Ils TO l25 West Twenty-nfth street
to Montgomery. Ward 4 Co. the ninth
loft At a to so West Twenty-first street
to Erianger 4 Goldstein, and the store
and basement at l0s to 112 Spring street
to Samuel Green.
The Nshring Company has leased a
store at sos to s0S West 1Slst street to
Longs Hat Stores.
Huberth L Huberth have rented Of
nces In tho Americana Circle Building to
Charles y. y. Kelly.
The N. Roscnthal Company has leased
To a.. Hirch a loft at 1SS y use West
Twsnty.seventh street.
The sun., 1916-12-28
ALLAN RYAN RENTS DWELLING.

Allan A. Ryan. son Of Thomas +.
Ryan. has rented furnished for the win
ter the residence Of Mrs. J. Hoffman. at
II East Fifty-fourth street. 1t is a five
story stone front American basement
dwelling. n IA held ut $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. and Charles
II. O'Connor negotiated the lease.
william A. White q IONS and Pease
& Gilman have rented for Mrs. James
Thorne Harper IND Mrs. Frederick W.
Tappenbeck the four story and basement
dwelling at 10 West FIfty-fourth street
to John w. Brett for a term Of years.
Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
furnished for the a Gen. James l..
Carriers residence at % East Eleventh
street. a three story dwelling. to Mrs.
George Rublee.
Samuel II. Martin has leased foy the
estate OF Norma II. Barrett the 1--WE
story dwelling at 1871 West Sixty-fourth
street to Michael S~tronghilos.
The Real Estate Managing Company
has rented for DIR. W. f. Cum. his
dwelling at 23s West tooth street. TO
Mrs. Grace Merklein and Mrs. NJ. A.
Clark.
The sun., 1916-12-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az. lOO0-Berger Mtg Go agt
ritz Realty Corp. owner: McDermot, &
isSTH ST, ; =, N It . OF Audubon avD
standard Fireproof. Sash 4 Door 90 ngt
charl-mont Building corp. owner & con.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 62s-Joseph Rainer
ast Martonbert Realty Corp, owner a
56TH 81. 70 Eas,-Garani Mosaic & IrlIs
: %, Inc. agt Irene Il Leon, owner: J
a Co. contractors ........si3
55TH sr, 3G West--Fowler B%runiis ca agt
Elizabeth l. Goodnow and Isabella /.
Bigelov, owner; Maxim Construction
MOTT ST, SOg and sot-Abraham Graen..
berg sst Antonio ps Candis' owner;
Michael Brogindi. contractor. e.. 49,. .sec.OS
'rH Az. 80 cor ssh St or Central Park
Sonth-fheodore W Myers ar; sol
Bloom. owner renewal .........si,42i
BRYANT Az, W r s5.b 5 l7ath Bronx
Artificial stone Works, Inc, agt Trojan
isep ST, n :. whole block front ctween
crcston ny and Grand conrourso-S,ni,
'trN Ftr"prooilng 4 Cont 90 agt lT3d
- Realty co. owners; John Pieces. CON
TIERouT Az. Is. 5o7 n Isoth st-stsnG.
ard fireproof Sash 4 Door Co as, Traf
and John " pertingcr. contractor. .4ESt
CLINTON Az " =. 1871 n isis, st-stnnd'
ard fl'cproof Sash a. Door 60 act Trar
hlds CO, Inc, owners; Traf Bldg co. Inc.
and John w Dcrtingcr. contrac'ors..sgOO
BELMONT Az 20is. and Cos i5aih 81
i McManus n Bros AIT Hardness Hold.
Ing Corpn, owners and contractors. 81 .gbs
ROAD, = 8, so W Belmont a,--
Joseph Castaldo agt X /. $ Realty ca
Inc. John Doe. Mary Roe and John DO.
90, Inc, owners and contractors .,G36 81
BARNES Az, 27Gs-Morris Kanewsky agt
Cecilia Hancl.e, owner, Peter 4. Xlnella
N"n.l vi 'tft''' s.s's. . s... ..., $40
HONEYWELL. Az, 2ll1-lIenrv {; SIlleck
Jr, act rhlllp De Blast aud John Doc
owners; Philip De Bias, . contractor;
irenHNHll slsn l-
The sun., 1916-12-28
PROFEssIONALs BUYING.

WEST 14sTH sTREET-rhe State
Banking Department has sold to
Joseph Shenk Ga to 524 West 18Th
street. three six story apartment
houses. each 4oxss.11. between Am
sterdam venue and Broadway. They
were held At $4,000.
FRANKLIN AvENCE-The X. 4 L.
Construction Company has resold to
Louis Rosenberg 1911 Franklin i've
nue.. q two story frame house. on plot
51.sx203.S. north Of 16sth street. ac-
auired recently In exchange from g. n.
Reinhardt for two apartment houses
at the northeast corner of Mount Hope
avenue and 10th street.
MORTON STREET-An investor has
purchased. through Bryan l.. Ken
nelly. tho Ave story brick. double ten
ement. at IS Morton street. on plot
27.2xs3.4 x irregular. The property
was bid In At a voluntary auction
sale on December : at Sls.250.
The sun., 1916-12-28
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Operators Make Quick Profit
in West End Avenue
Dwelling Deal.
SCHUYLER ARMS LEASED
Hotel Men Take Over Property
Professionals Lead in
Days Buying.

Dulness was the outstanding feature
OF yesterdays real estate market. Every
branch Of the market was limited 10Th
In volume n quality. A few deals Of
interest were contaminated however. one
OF which affected the Schuyler Arms. on
West NInsty-eiGhth street. The old
hotel has been taken under a long lease
by the algonquin Hotel interests and the
building Ia to be made over. Operators
made a quick turn In West End aven-
nue.. taking . dwelling near Seventy
NTH street and reselling II to an ad-
Joining owner.
The sun., 1916-12-28
SCHUYLER 4 LEASED.
A'sonssi. Hotel Owners Take OLE
West side Hotel.

The Schuyler Arms. at SOS to all West
N~inety-eighth street, adjoining the
northwest orner Of West End avenue.
one Of the first apartment hotels to be
built on the West Side. has been taken
over BY Frank NJ. Case, Francis i.
kohlman q Chauncey d. Steele. own
ers OF the Algonquin Hotel. on West
Forty-fourth street. Under the name
Of the Case Hotel Corporation, a 5000
concern formed recently. Mr.. Case and
his associates have taken over the lease
on the place. which has about twelve
years to un. About $4,000 will be
spent Installing q Kitchen and restaurant
In the hotel. The Schuyler Arms IL an
eight story building 100 feet wide. II
was built In 1902. The late Robert Hoe
bought the house as an investment the
following year for e450.o00. Three years
ago his estate sold the property. The
gross rental from the hotel at that time
was $685. 900 a year.
Mr. Case In one OF the most success
full hotel men In New York. Taking the
Algonquin some years & when It was
In a more or less rundown state. he has
made II one of the best known small
hotels in the country.
The sun., 1916-12-28
COFFEE MARKET.

After an opening decline Of 8 to . points. the
coffee market eased on q point or two yester'
day and then rallied on covering and an I'm
trade sources. II was reported that q coffee
steamer WAS on Are and some buying was ia
cover hedges against the supplies involved, but
proved tone IN other markets. The close was
net unchanged TO II points higher. Few fresh
oilers were reported In the cost and freight
market. santos 10. II II said. were offered
here at iOkc., London credits, and Rio 70 al
3. soc., American credits, all for January.Feb
ruary shipment. The local spot market was
outlet At enc. for Rio 10 and ie%c. for Santos
Is. with q sale of Rio 70 reported sx-ship at
9i.c.
The sun., 1916-12-28
BUYS LOFT.

w J. vreelAnd. "a party In interest. be-
came the owner yesterday Of the twelve
story loft building al SOS Broadway.
running through to 132 Crosby street.
offered In the Vescy street salcsroom
by Bryan l.. Kennedy. The sale was
the result OF n foreclosure brought by
Gladys W. Ziegler against Thomas \.
Howell ct al. The city assessed the
property for $1,000 1t was sold for
$4,000.
The sun., 1916-12-28
$500, 900 ARGENTINA ORDER.
u :. asst Iron Pipe Co. Gets Con-
tract for $4,000 Tons.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ?7.-The United
states Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Com
pany OF this city Announced tonight that
II had received a $500. 900 order for
cast ron pipe for the Argentine Govern
ment. The order comprises O. 5000 tons
o. pipe, most Of which will be cast At
birmingham. Ala. the remainder being
distributed among the ten other milk Of
the company.
Ing the National Sanitary Works Depart
ment Of Argentina. has arrived In New
york to supervise the manufacture of
the pipe.
The sun., 1916-12-28
TO BUILD BROAD ST. BUILDING

TIL Caldwell wingate Company has
been awarded the general contract for
the construction Of the sixteen story
telephone exchange and ONCE building
on the east side Of Broad street. between
Pearl and Water streets. The site fronts
1905 feet on Broad street. 1879 feet on
Pearl street and 1l7.4 feet on Water
street, Mckenzie. Voorhees, 4 Gmelin
architects. designed the structure. which
will cost around 81. 200, 900.
The sun., 1916-12-28
NEW PLAN FOR CHILE COPPER.
RsasaacinG Iavolviag s8O.OOO,O0O
Doad Issue Il Reported.

It reported In financial circles that
plsns arc under confederation by directors
N the Chile Copper Company for re-
ansnclng and developing the property on
! huge .cais through the I.susncs OF new
nouncsment Of It's plans probably viii be
made BY officials Of the company within .
In any new ~ansncins It would he necss-
sary 10 take care Of the gi5.00O. ono CEN
vertibie : per, cent. bonds, due Nay I. 1929.
S25. 900. 900. Incident 70 bringinf the capac-
nv Of the property up to a0.008 tons daily.
II addition the company hes . large Scat
Ing debt. =
The sun., 1916-12-28
THONET pRos. IN asTm STREET.

Thonet Bros, dealers In Brentwood fur
niture at II East Thirty-second street,
have leased from the plans the store.
basement and first loft In the twelve
story building which Michael Coleman
will erect At ~ to 81 West T~hirty-sixth
street. between Fifth and Sixth n
The lease IL for ten years from October
1. 1917. and calls for q total rental Of
about 100000.
The sun., 1916-12-28
TAKE QUICK PROFIT.

Ennis 4 Sinnott have bought and re-
sold the dwelling at 322 west Enc ave-
nue.. Buying It from the Toothe estate,
the realty men resold the house to Wal
ter J. N. Dorovan. who bought recently
the former residence Of Maxine Elliott,
at 32S. and with the previous acquisition
Of 3?% he has now q so foot plot adjoin-
ing the northeast corner of Seventy fifth
street.
The sun., 1916-12-28
RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat ~ vESEY STREET
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.

By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
BRoApwAY. SOS. through to Crosby At.
Ter az, < HTownnIl =, al; due ,sfs'.
Oils to W J Nretisnd. q party IN In;
BY Henry Brady.
wEsT ST. 40. :ax7i;s. !. .ty IN, 4 str
Excelsior savings Bank agt W r Dom
nelly ct. al; due. sii.ssLsg. taxes. SC.
1890: adjourned to January ,.
- and 81 sly w r. =; 's sids1J N 's or Gran, &
.s.s7: taxes. &C. s5sie5. to plain;
MADISON AZ. iSsI. i6,x7o. . Sly dwlsw
Metropolitan s%avin-: Rank nsi N c Rob
t.3j2.tb; withdrawn.
BY Arthur c. sheridan.
s<TH ST. zoo F.. i2.ssss.e. ) sly house
Richard I.a,hers. Jr. 4 ano. .xrs. agt VI
! Mcdonald due, .%il,ii'l7; taxes. sc
,.sp ST. r. s los w. '9a!.l Hroo.ii-M 4 carry. 's as
due ,ii6ioass7 70; taxes &C. ,,'45S: to the
by Samuel MARY.
BOTH ST 80 W. 23.Tsos.a. Z sly factory
Az 9 Sherwood sgt Il 4 McClclaud
due, geiIoa; taxes. sc. isio 20: prior
mtg, $4,000. TO the plaintiu . $2l."oo
nv Herbert \. sherman.
10TH ST, 23s Z. e2sea. 3 sty garage
o'Bierne. ct al. due. So, 1891; taxes,
&c. C,?7t.o?: to the plaintin . $3.50 600
lat 320s THIRD AvENuEl
BY George Price.
TIEBoUT Av. n e cor 1874 st, o?.s,3s%y
irreg. vacant-City Of y V agt Patrick
Ward ct nj; due. s2.6TI 60, taxes. g..
Stss.s3; TO the plaintin ,...,.....s2 $3.50
by Arthur c. sheridan.
linton Az, TT5. 20 %xI35. = sty fr house
-Fred'k Haas agt Aron Mnnowltz ct al
due. 1882. 10; taxes. &c. si4:o1: 70. the
plaintih ..''.'''''. '..'-.. . o 'so'ooo
The sun., 1916-12-28
BUSINESS RECORD.


NErTlE COHEN. 3l7 West Tooth street:
Holnntary; Liahlil,ies. tl5.S!e; no assets
Flfth avenue; involuntary. Liabilities
and assets not given. Francis Gilbert
appointed receiver; bond. $1,000.
MORRIS RlCKEI, trading as Anglo Amer
lcan Export and Import Company. 81
Leonard street: involuntary. Liabiiitiss
$500; ChIpman's knitting Mills. $4,000;
Edward y. Danforth, $3.50. bernard NJ.
Van Rensselaer, appointed receiver: bond.
BRINK & CLARK HARDWARE CON-
fANf. LTD. es North street. Middle
assets. ,is,iaS. PRINCIPAL claims: sersn:
4onal Bank u Midalssown. si:,iss:
Townsend appointed receivers: bond.
s. Hayard e.. Involuntary. LisSiiii.:.
10000; asset, $4,000. Julius Fischer
appointed. receiver; bond, $500.
Assignments.
MILTON J. SCHWARTZ, dry goods. ::s7
Third avenue, assigned to Nathaniel
VERA, INC. gowns and dresses. 7is
seventh ayengc Liabilities, s..ost nom.
OSCAR H~AMErRGER, dry goods. bss
East l3Ath street, B-onx. assigned 10
samuel Rahiuowitz,
Manhattan judgments Filed.
First name is that Of debtor.
BorodikcwiCh, John, Mathew Chan.
doha * John Motako-l. kovtouu. SIS. 1s.7I
ploou, Jacob * Samuel Greenneld-
People, %c. """.".";".. i.ss.es
T. 7, Mcconnell I.ss,M
Catherine L. Mckenna-E, Open.
Crockett, william F.-payid shuIdi.
ner Inc ...,.. 1.ssN
Properties Corn L. l. Ihurstnn 4 Axe IA
The sun., 1916-12-28
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

NJ. V. Mcdonald has sold ia a client
Of the Nicholson-Johnson Company the
three story one family dwelling with
garage at l302 Carroll street.
Tutino & Cerny rave sold for the
Armstrong estate the two family dwell
ing at 739 Forty-second street.
The sun., 1916-12-28

i-ssd. higher, n l:td receipts, 5000 bags.
three days, stock, tes,o santos unchanged
for spots and Is reis higher for futures: No. I
Santo,. $500: receipts. ts!Oco: stock. 5000. 0oo.
Receipts At the parts. e<.0n, bags, three days.
assinst "a, 900 lsst year and $1,000 two years
$50, Sao psulO. 81 ma. aeainst ~ LON and ST..
The sun., 1916-12-28
wHITEsTONE CORNER REsOLD.

The northwest corner OF Eleventh ave-
nue. n Nineteenth street. whitestonc,
one OF a group of parcels sold at auction
November IS. for the Consumers Brew
ing Company. has been resold by Bryan
l.. Kennedy,
The sun., 1916-12-28
hank Of Coamerce Elects TIVE.

Director. Of the National Bank Of Com,
vice. presidsnt and appointed ". p. Rar.
rand OF the forsiGn department an assist
ant cashier, Mr.. Emerson was ormerIy
connected with the EcoRomic World ans
served In = consulting capacity In matter,
Of Organization Tor . number Of large con.
cerna.
The sun., 1916-12-28
Equitable Tr.st Appoi.tse.ts.

announcement was made yesterday by
g%o!ntmsnt 81, james Il. Issf,hoiomsw 70
have charge Of the municipal bond busi-
III. o, thu i~nstitution's bond department
resent the bond department In the New
EnEisnd territory. With h~sadauarters IN
Connected with Lee. HiGetnson . Co. and
ar, Parker with u. W. Clark . Co. Bos.