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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-01-14

0UBLIC U0x1CB u eoco9y qsvo4 01e -
=. ysstss e Z, ~ .ri sS g 1900 - - =
Court q the above styled suit. ! hsvo sal1e1
and win on ~
slIuoolY u 81 - = Won1oy, 1 4 ~
Town Of 81 Jossph, d this psris1. bssvses
the hourA Of II O'Clock 3. n. and O'Clock
p. m. the following deacvibed pFopsgty. IT.
uated Il The Parisn Of Iensae. 0tate q I.oolnss
ANA; snd a.! ssssed = the sbcve styled 40
The s'sARANAC'' plantation, beluR onna-
posed Of the original earsnac uyanfstjoa,
composed OF the West half of section ooveq.
teen fleas two hundred and dfteee acree eoo6
TO Charles @. DahlgreoD ; the 0ootheast quar-
Of Section twenty. North Ssif 81 sscfio1
tweuty-0ne, Southeast quarter Of sect50o
twenty-one tIess forty three acres snld -
Bucknef D HunslckerI and c0ntslning elGht
hundred and sixty-two teos.el and s-io
Also lots twenty three, twenty-four. twsa.
TYNE. twenty sfx. tWontv-aeveo, tve0tys
eight and twenty-nine Of the Ch0ctay or
and described on . map Of TIE Partition Of
said plantation into lots. made BY John John.
son. surveyor. and rec0rded IN Noterial
1ecord Book tx" paee ~ Of the nAcords Of
hundred and sixteen and s-ieo scrss tne. o6.l
making an Aggregate Of one thousand sod
seventy-eight and i4-ioo (lezs.ll, acrea. IN
being situated n Township Twelve. NORTH,
build'nss ana Inprove@sSts thsrsoc, ana
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
1Gray horse mule.
black horse mule.
black mare mare.
Terms Of sale: Cash. y
JOHN HU0uDo. gheg19.
%. Joseph. Ls.s Dscsnbsru, lels.
The sun., 1916-12-15
LARGEST FLAT
ON CENTRAL BLOCK
Cuban Railroad Man and Local
Engineers in S8, 100000
Project.
49, 900. 900 COST OF HOUSE
Sherman National Bank to
Take Old KnickerbOcker Club
as Site for Home.

Hugh J. Reilly. one of the big railroad
men Of Cuba, Is to give New York its
largest apartment house, building
thirteen stories high and covering a site
0o.1oxio5. the block between Lexington
and Park avenues, Forty-eighth and
Forty ninth streets.
The project will mean the spending Of
about $s.2o0.000. Half of this total will
be required to build the building. while
the rest will go to the New York Central
in rent for the use OF the property. The
site Is about to be leased for three
periods Of twenty-one years each. The
lease will be taken in the name OF the
$40 Lexington Avenue Corporation.
which was organized by John J. Buckley.
Interested in the project besides Mr..
Reilly is Frederick J. Lucius, president
OF the Crenshaw Engineering Company.
which company is building section OF
the new subways.
The apartment house will be arranged
so as to return u yearly income OF 5000
600. 1t is the third apartment house
planned to cover block in the New
York Central apartment zone.
George Backer and DIR. Charles "
Paterno are TO erect the other houses
These houses will be Ave feet shorter
than the house Just projected. being 400
feet long. while the house which MIR
Reilly and his associates are to build
will he 405 feet long. J. Clarence
Davies has arranged the lease. Warren
Il Wetmore have drawn the plans. Thu
rental to be paid will be 100000 a year
for the first twenty-one years.
The sun., 1916-12-15
B. R. T. MUST HEAT
CARS, PUT ON MORE
Service Board, in Report Criti-
cising Road, Orders $50
Additional TrOllcys.

In a report bristlng with criticism. the
Public Service Commission yesterday or.
dered the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com.
pany to put on $50 additional cars to re-
lieve the overcrowding and inadequate
service now being rendered and to take
immediate steps properly to heat every
surface car operated by the company.
The report was prepared by Travis II.
Whitney. Public Service Commissioner.
who has been investigating the many
complaints made against the Il. X. T. II
was unanimously adopted. The COM
pany Is given until February. 1918. to
complete the putting Into service OF the
$50 additional cars.
In ordering the company to make the
surface cars more comfortable II ID
stated that some Of the cars have not
had any heat in them this winter. The
failure to do this. which IL very clearly
demonstrated. said Commissioner Whit
ney. is a pure violation OF the commits
sion's order. Unless the matter Is at
tended to within twenty -four hours. the
Commissioner stated. proceedings would
he begun to punish the company for vio-
lating the commissions order.
Commissioner whitney. in his report.
after pointing out that he found condi-
tions on the B. r. T. lines as described by
the complainants. both as to inadequate
service and improper heating. stated:
ut In obvious that street car service
In this city cannot he regulated by so
called health ordinances issued by tho
Health Department. These directly
limit the number Of passengers which
may be accommodated aboard a car. but
do not provide facilities for the passcn-
gers who are left on. While a limited
number are thus given better accom-
modations. the rest are denied accommo-
The sun., 1916-12-15
BEDELL COMPANY EXPANDS.
Takes Two More Floors In 18th
street Building-Othcr Leases.

Spear Il Co have rented the first and
second floors at ~ to rs West Eighteenth
street to the Bedell Company loft at 30
and 32 West Twenty-first street TO Wein-
stein Bros, and loft at 626 Broadway
to Finer 4 Bachrach.
n. h L. Hess have leased at 352
Fourth avenue the fifteenth and six
teenth floors to Macksoud Bros.
Pease & F.lliman have leased a loft at
22 West Thirty-second street to Benja-
min Levy, suit manufacturer now at s
West Thirticth street.
Bastine 4 Co. have leased the second
floor at SO East Eleventh street to Bonc-
diet Manfree: the fourth floor at "a
West Twenty-fourth street to the Enl-
press Embroidery Works. first floor al
30 Fast Twenty second street to Leo
Pumpian: additional space at II West
Twenty sixth street to Hyman A. Posner
4 Bro. and the fourth floor at 30 East
Nineteenth street to Levenson Il krantz
Marston & Co. with the NJ. Rosen.
thai Company. have leased n loft at 80
and II West Twenty ninth street 10 the
Lion Embroidery Company.
Carstein q Linnekin have leased the
second loft ut asa Broome street 10 8
The sun., 1916-12-15
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

30 ST. u >. i:5 I'd av--Charles Mann
agt Jennie Friedman - al foreclosure
Of mortgage; attys' Black. Varian a.
isT AZ. .lssi--s.musl Heyman ct al ast
Julia Mshrbash e, al al foreclosure Of
STH Az. slo--Thcodore c Wood sst Frank
Scery ct nj faction to roreclose me-
.,4 4iHs ST. '@ s. 40 sy' LpSos rnp' nS.
G Wood agt James McLaushlin ct al
faction to forccloso mechanics hen)
ESsN nR"HbwHy' s.s-union rru,. Co
of y agt sophia Frrnkel ct al fore
closure, Of mnrtgsse,' atys. Miller.
tTn Az, i69--lkc Grcenbaum ast Max
Auster ct at aa"tion to forecloss lien) ;
al,y,,,C rirs.,. .,
borough Rapid Transit Co ast Morris
weinstein ct nj factions to acquire title.
Scl atty j l. Quarkenbush.
agt Leopold Roscnbiatt ct al uorec closure
Of nfrtgagc, attys. Cadwaladsr. wicker
sham r.m'
agt Flora r. solomon ct al f0recloHure OF
mortgassl attSs, cadwalader. Wicker
5sD sT, to7 W--Lntham q Reed aEt BAR.
nett Levy ct al tamendcd forsclosure OF
mortsags); attys. Bowers Sands.
Bronx.
ltiTH ST. $, 900 willis av--Maria l.
vanderpoli agt Emma Jacobs ct al tfore.
closure OF MORTGAGE; attys Cary Car
roll
18TH ST. SIS 1875 willis av-Excsl.Io,
Sav Bank of the civ Of New York az,
Emma Jacobs ct al (foreC losure Of mort
gagel: attyB, Cary 4 Carroll.
JEROME Av. W 1924 st--Iawyers Title
A. Trust Co aEt jerome Av Constn Corpr
at al lforsclosurs OF mortgage; sttys
Dean. Tracy 4 McRsrron.
LOT 81, block r. map Of pore Lyons prop
erty AZ MISUNDERSTANDING Lich az,
John p WsnNingsr ct ai tfoPsclosure 3,
mortgsge). sttys. Ciocke, koch q Rsidy
The sun., 1916-12-15
sArIsEIEn MoRrGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders |
torney.)

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
e5TH ST. n =. 100 lith av-Jno n and
Sarah X co,nsll to the Mutual Lite u: u:
EpGEcoMBE Av. .. 50 is1th st
Fredsriea f Remacly to Norris ouashs.
FIFTH HuaVo0. Xv. s,is.He,nrich ,EIcshon. iss
Wills av, Bronx. to Karl wohifahrt. $50
81 Nicholas av: attys, Hirieman & v esi
,sTH ST. - Who. ana Lucy l. Law.
los TO James Trowbridge. Noroton.
Conn; atty, Title Guar Co. lIs
10th sr. N :. :a7.s ;th av-Ruth i
smith Patchogue. I. I. to Marion Tip
ton formerly smith. 1874 Az de Ia no.T.
donnais. Paris, France, sttys, Brewster
4 FAIRIES lss Bway y.........,... 900
BROADWAY. sw cor 7'th 81. Hotel Belle
oiaire--Albert and Sadi. SAKE TO Albert
save. esr viii Albert u oppenheiin: atty,
Lawyers Title & 7 Go. 100 Bway. s7s. 600
jsTH ST. az E---Chandiee II Hickok TO
walter Hail. atty Title Mort
SAME pRoPERTy-AnnneH ii os,it; Of Of
4, to Jno A oBrien. 9iss Boulevard,
SANE pRoPERTY-Lens e%' ii conov.s. 1''i??s iss
i,,h ay z. Ros.lle, J. TO Walter
Han: Bronx; atty. Arthur o Townsend;
BOUNDED by $ $ io3d st. on by n $
lo:d 81. on by the Harlem River on W
by let av. with all riparian rights
or party lst part. " any, IN and To the
water In front Of said premises; a portion
Of said premises. to Wit. . plot on 1924
-. 200 ist av. with 1875. depth hall
blk. being owned In fee by party nrst
part and remainder OF aforesaid premises
being held by II under lease; this mtg In
cludes all rights of renewal together with
the appurtenances and all estate and
rights Of party first part In and to said
premiscs-The Harlem Market Co, Ltd.
10 Geo T piefenthaler. surviving trustee,
covering bond issue: attys. Foster &
stephens. 10: Nassau ust...,,....3 $50. 00O
The sun., 1916-12-15
BEATEN AND ABUSED, SAYS GIRL
Lillian johnson starts 100000 Suit
Against Wayside Home.

Charging brutality and gross neglect
Lillian Johnson. 10 years old at present
confined among the mentally deficient on
Randalls Island, filed suit yesterday for
$4,000 against the Wayside Home, at
356 Bridge street. Brooklyn. Her mother
Eleanor Johnson, has been appointed
guardian to prosecute the action.
On complaint OF her father, well to
do cigar manufacturer Of SO Fifth ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. the girl was committed to
the institution August Q, 1912, az incor-
rigible. To Magistrate Reynolds 1t was
explained that her morals were perfect"
In her complaint the girl sets forth
that early In 1914 she was sent from the
home 10 work for a family In Sixty
fourth street. where she says her prncl-
nal duty consisted in supplying the
household larder with whiskey and other
beverages.
When she complained TO the officials
OF the home. she asserts, she was brought
back to the Bridge street headquarters.
beaten about the face, mad and body and
placed In a dark closet Later she was
sent to a farm In Smithfeld. l.. ]. There
she alleges she was forced to undergo In
dignities.
The sun., 1916-12-15

Brustein with Spear q 60. the fourth
loft at as Spring street to the Eagle
Knee Pants Company the eleventh floor
at the southwest corner OF Madison ave-
nue. and Thirty-second street to the
Elcaya Company: space at 221 Fourth
avenue to the Aubondale Mills and the
Mason Manufacturing Company; space
at "a and 26 Fast Twenty FIRST street to
Schwarts & Marx. and with Goodale.
Perry & Dwight the first loft at 3?l
Fifth avenue to the Niagara SILK Mills.
White-Goodman have leased with
Frederick Fox & Co. to the Henry p
Adams Company the third loft at 1876
ard 1873 Greene street; to Heller 4 Lef-
kove the ninth loft at 30 and ~ West
Seventeenth street with VI. q l.. Hess to
the Herzog Cloak and Suit Company as
an annex the first loft at 16 East Sew
enteenth street; and with the Charles
Kay Renting Company to the Thompson
Novelty and Button Company the fourth
loft at IL and II West Twenty-first
street.
The sun., 1916-12-15
ENCYCLOPEDIAS ARE
HIT BY WAR TIMES
Flax Famine Makes 1t 1mpOs-
sible to Obtain India
Paper.

Publishers OF the Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica find themselves in the cxtraor-
dinary position OF being forced to refuse
to the public what they. the publishers.
have given the public an appetite for
After having created a demand for the
light and handy India paper volumes
they must now greatly restrict the sale
Of their compendium OF all knowledge
or convince the prospective buyers that
the old fashioned. heavy volumes printed
on the customary thick paper are. after
all. better than having no encyclopedia.
Their plight was explained yesterday
at agency Offices. The most important
material in the manufacture OF India
paper Is n certain kind OF fax which
can be grown only in Belgium. Germany
and ireland. The supplies from Bel
gium and Germany were cut on when
the war began. Recently the British
Government cmbargoed shipments OF
such FAX from Ireland. Then India pa
per simply disappeared from the market.
Not a sheet OF It will be obtainable until
after peace Is declared. and probably.
the publishers state. not until several
years after the wars end.
Their problem Is what to do now.
Stock sets OF India paper encyclopedias
will soon he exhausted and then the
public will have to choose between buy
ing the thick. heavy sets or not buying
at all Having created themselves the
dificulty they now face. since they re-
peatedly advertised that asking n man
TO buy the old fashioned sets after he
had seen the light volumes would be like
asking him to travel from New York to
Philadelphia by stage coach instead of
BY rail. they are specua,ing as to what
will happen. They take. however, this
| Il Ia. al
The sun., 1916-12-15
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

u & q Development Corporation. Man
haitian. capital. $1,000: directors. Ferdinand
Wolf: Herbert ID. Depew and James II.
English.
wineim Realty Corporation. Queens.
capital $4,000. directors. Antonio LOS
calgo. PasQuale Ferri and Herman De-
Neuyr.
Dinwood Building Corporation Queens
capital. 5000: directors. David - Woodin
Edwin Woodin and Marvin r. Clark.
aoe West Fif,y.thir' street Corporation
Manhattan: capital $4,000; directors
Harry 4. Richard. charles II. White and
A. L., Wright
Aneeylsi Realty corpora,ion. Msnna,.
Mitchell. Charles W. Mitchell and Alex
ander McP. Mitchell.
Lafayette Investing Company. Inc. Man
haitian: capital. $500: directors. Albert e.
Rase. Henry Cans and Julia Cans.
Sycamore Trading Company. Inc, Man
haitian: capital $1,000. directors Dudley
J. Bachraoh, Sander Par,egas and Isaac
Rosenstock.
Grissler 4 Morgenstern. Inc. Brooklyn;
capital, 1000. directors. Louis Grissier (.
Morris Morgenstern and Rose MorKenstern.
Jacob Grernblatt Company. Inc. Brook
Ign. capital. sI,Soo; directors. Jacob Green
hast. Anne =. Greeablatt and Seiia Green
blett
: " NJ. Realty Companv Inc. Queens
capital $1,000. directors. James J. Mar
iin. Helen !. Charlton and Anna 8. Honis.
l.. !. B!she- Company, Inc, l.ynbrook
l.. I. capital. SO 900: directors. l., \,
Risbe-. Harry $. Phillips and Frank ".
,'Oler
The sun., 1916-12-15
OFTEN SOLD APARTMENT.

WEST lSOTH STREET,-The five story
apartment house, on plot 50xlo0. AZ
SO West 1S0th street. was sold yes
terday for the third time In n year by
s & J. II. Albert brokers. The third
sale was for Josephine Large who
bought from Walter J. Rich. who pre-
viously acquired the apartment from
the builders. the Haven Construction
Company. The new owners are the
Ambeck Realty Corporation. which
gave in exchange a residence and two
acres at Tea Neck. n. J.
SECOND ANENUE.-Annie Gnffney has
sold ASS Second avenue. southeast cor
ner OF Twcnty-slxth street. four
story tenement with one story eX-
tension. on lot ?0x74. The buyer Is
Thomas DAILY. who operates a cafe on
the premises
UNION AVENUE The Crown Operat-
ing Company. represented by Morgen-
stern Bros. has bought 1872 Union
avenue. near Boston road "A one story
taxpayer. on lot 25xll5x irregular,
The sun., 1916-12-15
BANK MOVES TO sTH AVENUE.

The old Knickerbocker Club property
at the northeast corner OF Fifth avenue
and Thirty-second street. abandoned for
It's new home at Fifth avenue and Sixty
second street a few years ago, is to be
taken over by the Sherman National
Bank as a site for a new home. Whether
the bank will buy the site or lease 1t for
long term is still under consideration.
But II has heen definitely decided that
the corner will he the home OF the bank.
which is now at Thirty-third street and
Astor Court. The old club. one of Fifth
avenues landmarks and famous for its
bay windows. is to be removed and the
3S.3x13s foot site improved with a
building part OF which will be used by
the bank. The club has been asking
$3.50, 900 for its former home. Plans for
an eighteen story building for the site
were filed recently. 1t could not be
learned II these plans have any connec-
ton with the present deal.
The sun., 1916-12-15
FOREIGNERs Buy N LANE"

The Charles r. Noyes Company and
the Douglas Robinson. Charles :. Brown
Company have sold for European inter
ests l:9 Maiden LaLe through to l3
Fletcher street, a loft building covering
lot l9.?xs1.10. The purchasers will
transfer the property to corporation
which will buy l3l Maiden Lane. ad-
joining. The two parcels combined give
"A frontage OF about 40 feet on Maiden
Lane. James J. Moore is associated with
the buying interests The same inter-
ests purchased recently 23j and 295 l..
Pearl street through the Noyes Com
pany, They have been active in that
section for some time
The sun., 1916-12-15
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
Real Estate in All Its Branches
JOSEPH p. DAY
n Nassau ST.. Nv. Phone 20 (ort
n Nassau ST.
kUMMONSEA.


NEW NoRK SUPREME COURT. NEW
YORK COUNTY, -ilariisuu Hewitt az adj
mlnistrhtur Of the estate OF Edward H.
Judd, deceased, plaintiff. against Sarah
Judd KeuHs, defendant, summons.
To the above named Defoudpnt:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action. ant to sorye A
copy OF your answer on the Plaintiffs Al
torney within twenty daNs after the ser.
vice Of this summons, eNc cIuslve OF the day y
OF service, and IN c.Mr Of your failure to
appear. or answer, judgment VIII be taken
agains; you by default for the relief de-
ina udcd In the ,omptiut
Dated -, iuhfT ., 1916
ARTHUR H. BlSSEll. pIaiutins Attorney
office and Poet bfti," AdIf,ss: No, oS
Liberty street, Borough OF Manhattan, CI,y
OF New York
To the Defendant Sarah Judd Kcene, Tho
foregoing summons is served upon YOU by
publication, pursuant 10 an order Of Hon
orable Eugene y, Ihilhiu, "A Justice OF thu
Supreme Court of the state NJ New Yort
dated the 2yth day Of November. 1916, aud
filed with the complaint, In tho ottics Of
the clerk OF the County OF New York AT tha
Borough OF Manhattan. CITY Of New York,
n. Y.
Dated December i-t, 1915.
ARTHUR u. PlssELiA Attorney for the
Plaintiff. b5 Liocrtv street. borough OF
Manhattan. Ci,y OF New York.
The sun., 1916-12-15
CHINA WANTS U. s. TRADE.
Dr. HOO Advises America tn Seek
Markets Outside Of EurOpe.

NORFOLK. Va. Dec 14.--If II hopes
to maintain its enormous export trade
after the war the United States must
look to markets other than those in
Europe. DIR. Wellington Koo. Chinese
Minister to this country, said In an ad-
dress to-day before the Southern Com
mercal Congress. The great energy the
belliGerents are putting into war will he
turned to commerce when peace Ia de-
clared and the demands for American
asserted.
China was one market to which Amer
lea should turn. pr, koo continued. be-
cause II offered a great virgin neld and
because the Chinese prefer to trade with
American business men since they know
that there 10 mo sinister influence seek
Ing territorial aggrandisement" behind
the Americans.
The sun., 1916-12-15
STALLED TRUCK KILLS MAN.
Trolley Car Pushes Automobile
over Victim On Hill.

crosstoWn trolley car in BROOKLYN
was pushing an automobile truck up the
hin in Atlantic avenue. near Hicks street
yesterday afternoon. when Patrick Ma
lone. Sc, Of 40ik Henry street. Brookiyn'
was killed by the truck Joseph cara
nara OF 2S Warren street, Brooklyn,
driver of the truck. was held on charge
Of homicide.
The truck was unable to get up the
Hill to Court street under its own power
and was being helped along by the troiiey
car. The driver had no control over the
truck. and the motorman OF the trohey
car could not see the street IN front Vi
him on account OF the vehicle.
The sun., 1916-12-15
Isron
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

LEROY ST E. and Bleecker st. esq to .6s
Meyer Myers agt Ida Geraty ct al.
III Bl.EEckER ST. sb2i. To a5s-Iulius Kan.
Ian ct al agt Nellie Geraty ct al. Aug g.
BROADWAY. Isss-Irvins Iron works 90 20
an Az, l0sl-Elwyn f. scelye agt Kath.
crime Talhraith et al. Oct H. 1915 5000
SAME PRoPERTy-Kalt Lumber 60 art
al Az, 97-Max Gott'ieh ast Henry
a,lack ct al July l2, lsis...........S Sos
trH ST, l2s 10 l3< w-Millikrn Bros agt
the Lambs ct al. Aug 4. Igl6...S $3.50 4 2
SAME nRoPERTY-sam" ast same. Aux
SAVE rnoippJER,1ry.-. No., "sos
80 1915. * saa os
The sun., 1916-12-15
RICH, BUT CITY SUPPORTS SON.
Father os Crippled Child IL Put
Under $3.50 noud.

Sammy thinner Is a cripple and NAV
never he OF much Use In the world His
father, William thinner Of 20 Hudson
street, has several other children. and ~
he put Sammy, who In & years old. In a
city institution, He paid only nifty cents
week for the boys support until re-
Gently the city found out that he owned
two houses worth $4,000. and had a
candy store, so they took him before
Magistrate Cornell IN the Domestic Re-
iations Court yesterday
"Why, II takes more than Nifty cents a
week to keep dog happy" said the
Magistrate,
1t costs the city $3.50 q month to sun.
port Sammy. and thinner was put under
,ond Of $3.50 to pay that amount.
The sun., 1916-12-15
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

sTli Az, 5?s to bes-Joseph starobin ag,
surprise Building Co, owner: NJ X Hold
Ing co. lessee and contractor ......SI3O
CATlIARISE ST. e6-vincenzo Serrite!ls
agt Domenico Cato. owner and contrac-
~ t.it
SAME PROPERTY--Sam sgt Domenicu
iHtta, owner. Domen!co di Fillipa CON
SID ST ~ E-W RonnelI Corpn ag,
lasco Building co. owner. Manhattan
Engineering 60. contractor. ........S4slq
5'TH ST. lbs and lS E-Fenestra Constn
60 ast Edw q Burns, owner. 7 Brady
SAME RoPERTf-DetroitS Steel Product
60 agt same .....,............ ...,.,.. Slss
BronI.
lsoTH ST, Monterey av-Giuse
BasI!e agt Bcnenson Realty 90, owners
Maurice \ Co. Inc. contractors Sl7s so
CLINTON AN, =. l3s n lsist st-Giu.
seppe Panarello agt Max Bldg co, Inc
owners; Frank Milone, contractor. .St3t7s
3llttS AN, n =, $50 Bedford Park
Bonlevard-Murray & I'M Co agt Br,gy,
B!dg co. Inc. owner and contractor
l36TH ST. 3i3 E-Brown h Wolf AIT Sil.
Nersnn tonst Co. lessee and contractor,
The sun., 1916-12-15
he. B0ERICKE DIED INs0LvENT
C,rh Brokers' widow Fats Hts
Liabilities at s3Oa, ,I32.

In an accounting OF the estate OF
haroid r. Boericke. curb broker. fled
Yesterday by his widow and administra- =
trix, Harriette J. Boerickc. 1t was re-
yealed that he died insolvent The total
liabilities are estimated by Mrs. Boericke
a. 3SSS.i3?.
The margin account claims. which
form the largest liability Of the estate.
are owing to MORE than 500 persons.
most OF them residents Of rural towns
throughout the United States. The
widows report shows she hss received
s72,sSS ard stoeks OF undetermineti
value. The estate has outstanding
claims sggrsGating e23.os7.
The sun., 1916-12-15
JEWS TO RAISE 100000.
Extends Its Collecting
Campaign Through 1917.

with $4,000, 900 practically assured.
the Fedora ton for the Support OF Jew
ism Philanthropic Societies OF New York
City announced yesterday that 1t had
set a new mark OF $3,OO0.o00 and that
the canvass for subscriptions would
continue during 1917. Federation work.
ers said yesterday that there were prob
ably 10000 possible contributors able
to give n minimum OF $40 year who
have not yet been reached. and ways
and means OF reaching this group will
be discussed at n meeting which will be
held for all the workers next Sunday
at the Hotel Biltmore.
Felix NJ Warburg. chairman OF the
federation. will preside. and among the
sneakers will be Rabbi Stephen g. Wise,
Justice Irving Lehman, William Gold
man, Jacob wertheim and J. j. Dukas.
The sun., 1916-12-15
ROROUGH PARK FLAT SOLD.

Thcrman & Gilbert have sold the new
four story apartment house at 1870
Fory-fourth street. Borough Park. to
the Crown Operating Company, repre-
scented by Morgenstcrn Bros. The prop
erty was held at $4,000
Frank II. Malone has sold for Fred A.
Newman Of Belmar y. J.. the one
family brick dwelling at 66l Seventy
fifth street.