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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SD ST, . T.. store moor and ID floor
BAbetts Mo.ler to salvatore Recsa, y
i Sd st, g yrs from Feb T. 1919. .Si.ss>
mar 20 SAINT Rosenberg, i20 " iisth
s; : yrs from ts. . ,'is; atty n %. I
10 Sami Horowitx, s93 Union az. o yrs
from Dee 49, 1914 atty, N James, bls
rRmohpWAY, 1852. list and I'd noors~
Ri,cor Realty rorpn to NJ ,Witmark &
sons, LA W 37th. n. . yrs from May !,
MULBERRY ST. 2s<.226. sta ble--PetrI
I.avelle To Michael IhGgiro. ssa7 Ford
ham I'd, I 81! yrs from Nov !. 1878
CHERRY ST, "a, ground Hoor--Chas "
O'Eonnor to Geo V venechsPo. end sno
S. cherry 81, 10 yrs from Feb !. 1915
atty, RosenthaL Se3 Bway.... esSt
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issrH ST. SITE ron CHURCH.

The Church Extension Committee OF
the Presbytery OF New York has bought
from Henry Doscher the property at $50
to SIS West iS5th street. a site l00x1s
feet. improved with a small frame DWELL
ing. The building will he occupied for
the present by what will he known as the
Fort George Presbyterian Church. under
the direction OF the Rev. DR.. II. c. Mar
tin. pastor Of the Fort Washington Pres
byterian Church. II was bought to re-
lieve the Fort Washington church. A
new edihc will he erected in the neal
future. The Douglas Robinson. Charles
s. Brown Company negotiated the sale.
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JACOBS BUYS on LEXINGTON Az,

Samuel X, Jacobs took title Yesterday
from Charles Buck TO the plot loo. tx
<I.3 at the northeast corner Of Lexing-
ton venue and Fiftieth street. The
property was transferred foy a nominal
consideration. subject TO Il mortgage for
$50, 900. The plot adjolns the building
erected by Oscar Hammerstein for an
opera house, hut never used for that
purpose. Buck bought the land last
April with the intention OF erecting an
office building on II, sappoirted In his
expectation u getting one tenan for the
building. he gave up the project. Frank
l.. Fisher Company. who negotiated the
deal. report = resale pending to a
builder who will erect an apartment
house.
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iREALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Fort Washington site Bought
for ChuRch-Flat in Dyck-
man Section Sold.
LEASING NOT so ACTIVE

. Trading wac only ordinary YESTERDAY.
Interest was hard TO arouse and when
the day was ended less h a half dozen
properties. none Of which was OF great
value. had been sold. Purchase of a
church site in the Fort Washington. sec
ton was the leading dea Of the day.
Except AS an Indication OF the develop
mcnt OF the section the purchase had no
value IA "A market stimuiant for h
corner OF the city. Few deals were an
nounced from The Bronx. The best from
that section vas the purchase OF n
Concourse site for an Improvement with
stores. The dulness OF the selling mar
ket was reflected some nat In the leas-
ing branch. which in volume and quality
was below the business Of the previous
day.
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The American Brass Company has de-
clared an extra dividend Of 3ia per cent,
in addition to the regular quarterly divi-
lend OF ~ per g Both are pay
ab,r on February l to stock OF record
! of January 10. In 1918 the company
paid 10 per cent. In dividends. The last
dividend, ! per cent, extra, was pal id on
December 20. 1915.
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MORE CONCOuRs ~ STORES.

GRAND ROCLEvARD--McIernon Bros.
have sold for Elizabeth NJ. Coogan 20
a builder a plot fronting 80 feet on
the east side OF the Grand Boulevard
and C~oncourse 80 feet south OF lsai
street. Plans are now being prepared
for the improvement OF the site with
stores.
BROWN PLACE-The Empire city
Mortgage Holding Company. Weiss &
Rarkin. has bought from the Security
Mortgage Company tho I've story
Nat. on plot 33.4xl0o. at the northeast
corner of Brown place and l35th
greet
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10 ACRE TARRvTOwN DEAL.

One OF the few remaining large par
cells OF u~noccupicd land in the Sleepy
Hollow region near Tarrytown changed
hands yesterday with the purchase by
]. X. Graves Ivey, a manufacturer. from
the Consolidated Water Company o.
30 acres adjoining he estate Of John
y. Rockefeller. The property IL nea:
the Sleepy Hollow Country club. and
tine estates of William Rockefeller Gen.
James 3. GARRISON and COX r. Clark
son surround the property. Mr.. Ivey
purposes to improve the property for his
home.
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pany observation-disclosures. .... $4,000
MURRAY, VIM +, and ano. sdms. to Geo
V A Mccloskev..
NEtRMER, Minna H.. and sno. cNtN7, tn
Mari Derr and ana. ........ ..Se.500
y Y TRUST 20 TO city Mtgc 80. .....3l
CITY MICE co to stephen ID prtn
gle $4,000
y V MTGE & sErtR CO to Mamie u
Cohn. ct al. eXttAs. ..,...,...... $4,000
GERHARpS. Victor, to nahette Schmid.
$1,000
Y TRUST co to CIT, Mtge co {.
cierT MrGE co 20 \ N,sa 4 s.c,i
co - assist. ......... ......... $4,000
y Y TITLE 90 70 g"c,ot ct al Cal
vary church. ...... .......... .S1.IoO
MA = lambert q. fu \iul, VI Fiar
merry .... ....... ~ $3.50
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MARKET ron DWELLINGS.

EAST SID sTREET-Joseph =. Day has
sold for Elizabeth VI. Cronin 2l7 East
Fffty-second street, a three story
dwelling. on lot l6xl0s, which has not
changed ownership IN twenty-five
years.
WEST ll5TH STREET--Samuel Fine
has sold for Harris Fine to DR.. y. Il.
Stang ~ West ll5th street. a three
story dwelling. on lot 20xl00. between
Lenox and Fifth venues
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BUYS 48TH STREET LOFTS.

Hugh Gordon Miller If the head Of a
company which has contracted to buy
the nine story loft building nov being
erected at 80 and IS Fast Forty-siXth
street by the Ritz Realty company.
The 80 and 80 East Forty sixth Street
Company was incorporated AT Albany
yesterday with a capital OF $4,000, and
with Mr.. Miller, Edna \ Miller and
Julia J.. Allen FOR directors. II is said
the new owners VIII pay $4,000 for
the structure. on plot 4l.exlOoj
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Prosperity Aids ReorganiHers.

The improving business OF the Wa
bash Pittsburg Terminal Railway prop
critics is favorably affecting the plan for
the reorganization OF the company.
Those Interested in the plan are grow
ing more confident of it's success. The
gross earnings so far this month show
an increase OF more h 100 per cent.
over the corresponding figures OF a year
ago,
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CENTRAL TO BETTER STATION,

The Harlem Board Of Trade has NJ
ceived word from the Public Service
Commission that the a%ntiquated station
Of the New York Central Railroad at
i25th street and Park avenue will be
practically rebuilt and underlined. The
alterations include the construction OF
new stairways and enclosing the plat
form, SO that people awaiting trains will
be afforded protection In bad weather.
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BUILDERS SELL ao7Tu ST. FLAT.

WEST 207TH STREET.-THE two Ave
story flats at S22 and ga West 2O7th
street have been bought from the Sea
man Construction Company by "a
client of Arnold. Byrnc & Bauman,
o. "A plot JOKES. on the north side Of
the street. 1s5 feet west OF Broadway.
The house contains -four apartments on
each floor. This plot. with the cor
ner Of Broadway and 207th street.
was recently improved by the seaman
Construction Company. II Mas held
at $4,000.
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tn ~ RROOkLN> Dull,

Tutino 4 Cerny have gold TO- Herbert
d Krau 10 Carl Mahier for investment
the three story brick store and dwelling
al 1918 Fifth avenue
Martin Spinelli hss solo 40 Twentieth
street. a four family frame house. for
A. g. Hafely to Louis Sresmsn for in
vestmert.
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WOMAN BUYS $4,000 TRACT.

Mrs. Albert {, Aver of Scarsdale.
daughter Of the late Richard Weber,
has bought the Far Wyck estate in the
Greenscres section Of Hartsdale. known
as The Elms. held at $4,000. and will
build a home W, j. Alderman nego-
tlated the sale.
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y asked this bank to alvls. me what
igjes ii was receiving and ii was re-
N3't't TO respond. FINALLY | was
'WiIed TO ascertain tia some of its
TO- crest rates ran as high a. 100 per
cen For instance. !; has So, 900 loaned
'f ~ per cent. and $500 at 81 per cent
VI Dil on national banks for IIecem-
hrr, lsii. asked for tn" maximum
'''~ 4 interest being charged. and
.in~e1I"ut calls demanded the same
uforludt.oU.
some BANKS admitted under oath
nat thrr were charging not 100 per
ert, but J0u and l.0nO per cent. in
some cases. one bank admitted an
average rate OF - per cent on all
'osns This Nas not 4 general condi-
o.. ! ur glad 10 say. but there are
a|'og"tIcr 500 many banks OF that kind.
No'h'. bank I found charged an ayer
=" ~ %" p-r cent. and still another
80 ger cent. on AL loans.
"l"Is' december | required all banks
N submit % statement OF all their loan
above > per cen and We are getting
n statements now showing mount
ca'ns' which high rates are being
haresl.
~ record shows that on some small
.o'r' - N'G1 ,. 200 per cent. is he
~ ,Narr.d
WHAT : VOW duthority To proven,
'duNs charging abuv. the legal rate~'
hh"d Representative Howard Of Gcor-
ga. Nno offered the resolution for the
I'VE hSaton Of tho nsurS charges,
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BROk r:RAGE NOTES.

Thomas " Murray, formsrl, a.tn the
Lawyers Tile and Tru~' COMPANY. IL
n"w associated with william ). Baker
as MANAGER o; the mortgage loan de-
partmcni
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NEW yERsEy REAL ESTATE ron SALE

Attractive bargains offered by BANKIN0
DEPARTMENT. STATE OF r YORK.
to builders, Investors and prospective home
seekers. A large number OF vacant lote AZ
Brentwood. Morsemere. Leonia. R!dgeneid.
and Teaneck. New Jersey. at oue-hal or
OF ,wo.famiy houses AT Edge-atsr. Hudson
Hcightr. Ciinside and Palisades Park. New
Jersey. at about one half OF former prices.
All Of the above properties are within a ave
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes %
Manhattan. These properties must he said
quickly to close the business Of two corpsra-
tons now being iiquidsted by the Bsnkfn
Department special inducements TO oon-
tractors and builders who Will purchase =
considerable number Of lots. For furtner
particulars address BENZ. y Ha'aht. Special
Deputy Supt OF Banks. care Of BanStn9
Department. CT Broadway, New Yor& CITY.
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CITY DWELLING RENTED.

Porter 4 Co. have leased 10 Dorothcl
Pr'nz the three story dwelling al -
West leSth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22

The annual election of the Bronx
Board of Trade will be held on wednes-
day evening. January 26. Candidates
nominated by the membership council
are For president, Eugene n. Rosen-
quest. n for vicc-presidcnt. Richard W.
Lawrence,
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100000 GREAT NECK SALE.

John Messenger has sold his residence,
containing ten rooms and three baths, on
a plot Of 30 feet At Estates of Great
Neck. through Baker Crowell, to Russell
Fields for 5000.
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Jan. 81. IT roper shares mar.
ket was firm and active. with advances rang
shares. AIloues. MohaWk. limited States
Snnlters and American Zinc were conspicu.
ously strong features. Industrials were quiet
aud steady. Railroads were hrm on light de-
mand The aummary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-22
Two Day storm IN H~opolulu,

HONOLULU. Jan. oi-Damage which
may exceed 100000 was done by q
storm which swep, the Islands during the
has, forty-eiEht hours. Communication
WIN other own was being restored to-
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ave no authority over such mat
'> "A,"p' T." bring suit for thu an
-l'nen' of tho charter 81 the bank,
I"' Department of Justice should be
authorized 20 proceed against the usurer
ava 'u' borrower should not b. required
10 hr.1g suit
~ the Law stands the borrower
W.. A' m Lslrious charges. but no
h"Tr'"'r is going To do his because
. ''aTs - wIll he bidcklisted. and he
' Ntr 100 borrow again. The re-
-t''r. Ntuattru is that about the only
.'.'".N" measure L. annulment OF the
hah@s 'ndrier and this is a very dras-
Ne matter.
Y DO not mind telling the committee,
o""'er, hat | have been thinking about
proceeding against SoTne of the worst
o~U""d"r, and asking that their charters
To" a'rulled
l"u have to go into court to do
'a!i Chairman Henry.
l'' N.ll glNc you an illustration of
..' effectiveness Of the present laws.
we han " report of "A farmer who Dor
''"ed $50" or $500 some wears ago
ard continued To- pay excessive rates
my interest "H tho amount, being unable
..'' :" clue" the debt, until finally
bans fore"loeci. taking everything
'.' tanner had, including his COW.
"..N e.. Bee had gou this farmer
IRON I" % q new start by cutting
MINOR "" va poorly clothed and prac-
hd r'u"', because he had nothing
ZOOS. .N. 60 ul"tt"s, SO he caught pAeu-
mons lie ler six children. Now these
''l''" cannot sue the bank that ruined
i''1"r by usury, hut IL the law
N"T' 'htug"d the Department OF Justice
''I' proceed against such an institu-
N">t Prevalent In SOuth.
Information we have gathered shows
NAV h.urious rates are most prevalent
%" southwestern and Southern States
n'"'ugh rates as high as l2 per cent.
we maximum permitted by law. are
'harged In some OF the Northwestern
a'aits, In nearly all parts Of the coun-
'tE banks have been found that charge
excessive rates.
~ viii take legislation to break VI
ms practice unless one other expedien,
"orhS. ! have thought OF requiring all
ndrlohai hanks 10 print at the top o.
,helr report a statement OF the usurious
,,oans they have made. and such pitt,
Iess publicity might accomplish the re.
suit.
y believe, however. tina legislation
: necessary. The present nationa
bank act fixes no penalty against thu
usurer except that the borrower may
plead a setoff or that the Comptroller
may move 10 annul the charter"
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THE. BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Jan. I-Cosdcn was frac-
tionalfv lower. due to profit taking Balti.
opening a, IS. selling up TO ~ AID closing
at 20 Davidson Chemical dosei frssionnlly
lower h, ssA. Quiet conditions prevailed else
whore. Bonds we're dan and steady. The
mmar
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0SURTOUS BANKS
TO Be PUNISHED
Congress Leaders Plan Legis-
lation After Comptroller
Tells Of Rates.
uE NAY ANNUL CHARTERS

WARRINGTON. jan. 2i.-LeEslation
,,,, vii, give the Federal Government
oover 10 prohibi. all national banks
,,,,, charging usurious rates OF interest
-, loans may result from testimony given
.,s House Committee on Rules to-day
:, 7 s Williams, Comptroller OF the
currency.
ur. Villa m. appeared before the COM
,,,,ce 10 urge favorable action on q
,asolution providing for an inquiry into
,,,rres that many national banks exact
,x,ortiora,e rates Of interest. far be-
,c,d the legal rates permitted In the
s,,,es in which they DO business.
Afr. williams told the committee that
no could punish national banks guilty OF
bsrsine usurious rates by bringing
.u,s for annulmen, OF their charters,
h,, hat such proceedings were lumber
.omo and difficult. He said that he now
~con,cmplatee Hing annulment suits
s,aIrs, some banks that a v been more
earrsrt In charging usurlous interest.
F,jlovtng MIR. Williams's appearance
!, for. the committee "A conference WAS
hsd by Chairman Glass of the Commit
tee ON Banking and Currency n Chair
mar Henry of the Rules Committee to
discuss a course % action. Mr.. Glass
was opposed to u Congressional inquiry
.g,o ihc matter. lie suggested that
l,.I ,lat.ou should al once be proposed
10 correct the evil OF which complaint
vas made by the Comptroller.
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Remedial L~gislattOa.

IL IS probable that the proposal 10
.,roiuce a resolution will he aban-
doned. and that corrective legislation
vii be AZ once proposed by the Bank
Ing and Cur Committee. as recon-
mcnd,d by Chairman Glass.
Statements made to-day indicate that
the proposed legislation will make IL q
c-iminal offence Tor a national bank Of
hccr to count. nance "A charge for a
loan In excess Of the legal limitation pre-
scribcd nv stat. Laws
u wns brought out by Comptroller
N.iliin~ that in States where laws inn
pose prison punishment for usury the
oIenc. H. rarely committed. Three
Rhode Island. Oregon and Wis
.onsiu-haNe such laws.
In his statement before the Rules
committee Mr.. Williams said that many
arg" banks raised their interest rates
on collateral loans q; the outbreak OF
TIE wa aud were charging from = To
lN instead Of from I 10 = per cent.
TIE said this condition WAS soon cor
r~ct.d. but II caused him to look into
interest, rates being charged by coun-
~ banks, especially when n protest
was received from a Texas bank regu-
lstng interest on a loan at 6is per
ont
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REAL r A
$3.50 Indiana Ave. Chicago

WANTEU-Loan so. 900 90 ten y.a,s 9
rer cent. security Gilt edge, ENTER
PRISE REAL ESTATE co. Huntsville, Ala.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

Sept i. 1915. address. iss Grand st..ls5
EtDRsDGE ST: i1s; .iIs1sm0so
$50 : I'd at. Bk iyn. a, b and ?. all liens.
Jan II; atty Leon Burkes. 81 Delaney
MASGIN sT. W =. 100 n Delaney st. sSs
ssio-Eli2 Freund to julius Myer. 50
Mangin x al Hens, Jan 20 ATTY, T,G
DOWNING ST. 2t.gs. :. Is e Bedford st,
Resie. 2s5s Prospect sv, m,se $4,000,
a., LIENS, Jan 10; atty. Anthony R.aie;
Msrsaret,a tbs. to Marie E Baumiiier.
daughter. y part. mtse $4,000. Jan 10;
at!y Theo sattler. lt5 9TH w.. 81
WE'VE :. y 8. $40 n ia,h ST. ts.iox
omen, TO Martha Josephthsl. 2l Cen-
tral Park West. and Bella Moses. z W
;eth st all liens, Jan 49, atty. T q 60.
East Of Fifth av. bet " zen Fourteenth and
10th Ste
LEXINGTON Az. n o g 5oth at. ts.3xi0o.5
irreE -chsrles Buck constn Go 10
"c". Jan 20; atty. T q CO. i7e Broad.
SAD ,sT. i5l FL ;. :;s " 81 ay. isxioos
MNLsfinston PARK Realty co 20 Walton
Hens. Jan "a atty. r q co. i7s broad.
'orH ST. s?s.:,2 q. -. 10; " "a .v. iocs
i~ool--Frances X Harris. Pouehkeepsi.,
Co 10 Emp,,o city MIG and Holding
a,ty. J a seidmsn. s. PARK Row.'.,i6o
Az An . g list At, 2ott to 3 9 72d st
( ies-Ameriean Mating Co. i5 En-.
Knocke. SIS r ia 1T Jan Z; atty' T q
Co. i7s Bway .'....S 81
Wee, side.
ives OF Fifth nv. between Fourteenth
and iioth sts.,
ssTH ST. i:i.iso W.. n $, :s;.s " s,h ay,
Ey"sor,, Iefi to i'T "a Jossph.on' sssi
Bkiyn. mtg isso. 900. jan II: atty. Iieon
ash II nSo 'th az, .SA9s tS.n,',s
IT. as,rn. iens' Jan IA
s,rH ST. so7 " n :. o. W I'm av.iyS
mn 'torsc'os DC 's,-MiInnr i,errs:
.ad q, Ian % arv n ro
way ,'.".'...'',,. ,'.,''. ~ i:s.cco
10 v1is sii,o 'sR mMnou,s Ws.sr,; REF
va: Van 20; a''ys' Hill L r a.; :;
ssrU ST a. "a 800 a. y"
"assEaeor.sn. - wTp,W ''n Az ~
Eity 20. Il e ii.t 1t. mtg $4,000. Jan
20 atty Albert J Shaw. ~ Y Ilst 81 "
t,Hsnr,.tya Ksr.cb 70 sn,, ,nss
ali liens Jan s'a at r. IL ,.V'Vvvo
~ossMwsyrs. , woo
"sh"s-W,nnaaGps W..,,' 900 10Th sv, .bs
-, unnnn, - rer.'F. ",.ds.
End a 49, b and :, sil t.sn.' jan s
,,rW ST tsii w ana ~
ioo.s-Jno J Harrow Ia EI,sn' his !"
80 Central PARK ". m,se $4,000, . I,
,o iii AZ. 81. ;. ISL y SIN :, ,ioe
mo i u.rior "a rIi., ''rn =, ,s'',
-. ~ W.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Bradstreefs reports t2l business faiiurcs IN
the United states during the weak. against
i2T IN the previous week AMI sol, i3t. 3Gs
aud t3s In the corresponding weeks Of
1915 to 1919. The Middle States had ~:
New England, %. southern. los Western.
iOs. Northwestern, -, and far Western. 20.
canada had 81. against - in the preceding
week About ~ per cent Of shr concerns
falling had capital Of less than $1,000 ana
. per cent. had from 5000 - 10000
II NM
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lis s'!.>bk>S
Manhattan.

s5TH st c'5 E niekcrbcck. Hosr.t.i
ast warren II NaruaI - a. ifntcrlosur-
Of mtgl tttvs. cary 4 Carol
sTH Az 33-- Hugo Joscphy - a sEt
James & Smith - - foreclosure o.
mtg atty, J. h Raphael
iiST IT, $40 W Tenement House Don't
OF the CIV ~ y Y agt susan " iaue'
-" a. tiu..tIpn u: tenement house avn
atty, l. Hardy
18TH st. 'al -l,auH.tt- MlthseIis ct
a at Mar t'otdp.rs 1T a. tture,losur-
% mtg s'tNs cary n carroll.
lost st -"s aud -" " Edward ! "a .
an hst Liable KAN "i = tuin"ndol 'or--
y'nsNf" OF mtg att. II swain.
HIST 81, u ;. GOA g ~ a.. iH.SN9a IL
Manhattan savings lu-'tu'lun tgt Inter
'liy Land and :. curiti's go 81, al fore
closure of m's, .ttys. Rdpallo 4 Ken
NEEDY
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BRoNX TRADERS ELECTION.

The Harlem board has been fighting Tor
this Improvement for months.
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LOT II. = o cor 18th ri, blk 7SSi--Abr
Hausman aEt Robt McCresdy Of Al; to
the plaintin. o2so
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>ArI>l MECHANICS LILNs. p
N~Auhattan

'NTti ST i'l ind 'I3 West M1ritZ Arm
ste n sst chelsea nome- corn e. al Dec
-, lsl1 ...... ...... $50
brOnI.
UtGNl,A AZ -. Is n e''d -. .a,7a. -
lsaa" j b"nak aSt Ann" olsen ct -
FILLMORE ~, g : 30 $ Morris Psrk
NV, .bNsS-Toazini marble and Tile ca.
In. as sher'! Goldbers ct al. Jan L.
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SAMUEL. &. LAWSON-Judgc Mayer hs'
fled on october 0, 1919. against Sanu,
.. Lawson, livery stable. ll3 and ~:
Bist Fifteenth street., on consent OF
CREDITOR.
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Bankruptcy Schedules.

ROsENZWEIG 4 ROSENZWEIG, silks AMI
areas goods, 1874 Fifth avenue, scheiGi.s
show liabilities 157.saS and assets 500
Os5.
n. NAcLERIO 4 SONS; manufacturer OF
show liabilities S7.so2 and assets 'i1.'
06O.
schedules show liz bilities
Si5.53t and assets 1855,
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DEBTS ATE E. K. JONES ESTATE.
Nothing Left b. wall street
Lawyer, Appraisal shows.

The appraisal Of the estate OF the late
Edward X. Jones. transmitted yesterday
to the transfer tax Office of the Surro.
gates office by the State Comptroller.
shows that the Wall street lawyer left
an estate Of $l20.s73. but that the debts,
funeral expenses and other charges in
this State bring his liabilities up to
$685. SIS.
According to the report Of william
Boardman. Deputy State Comptroller,
Mr.. Jones's failure &c close out specu-
lative accounts OF Ferdinand Hirsch. a
cigar manufacturer. of whose estate Mr..
Jones was coeXecutor. was responsible
for the principal charge against the Jones
estate. The court ordered Mr.. Jones tn
pay sums amounting to 3l0O.74 to
legatees of the Hirsch will. An action
brought by Mrs. Hirsch and others
against the Jones estate for s51 1000 for
money borrow VAS reversed on appeal
and has not yet been settled.
In the liabilities set forth are "A claim
Of $500 by London ~tailors. claims by
Delmonico's. Sherry's. "A detective bu-
reau. several lawyers. Tiffany d Co. and
a London firm Of jewellers for a neck
lace.
MIR. Jones died suddenly in Atlantic
City in 1908. lie was married and lived
at 1865 West fifty-cighth street. His
will left one-half his estate and the
contents OF his home to Helen Campbell
McGregor.