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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
ALASKA GOLD PROFIT $25l, s4s.
Company Reports ON First Produc-
tion-Outlook Bright.

The report Of the Alaska Gold Mines
Company Tor the first ten months OF its
operation ended December 81. 1915.
shows total receipts Of $1.046.1o4. cx-
penses Of 3794.?56 n net profit of
S25i,S4s.
ID. c. Jackling, managing director OF
the company. In his report said.
Tho e was n of particular In
terest In that II marked the beginning
Of productive operations and, barring IN
important details. the completion OF con-
struction n equipment.
initial operations of the mill as con-
otfucted indicated hat with some small
additions and improvements In apparatus
IT could be brought up to a capacity OF
approximately 10000 tons per day in
stead OF 5000 tons. as first expected.
THE years operating results may he
generally summarized in the un1uall-
fed statement that they have been uni
formly satisfactory and more than colt
firmatory of all estimates. excep, In the
matter OF the grade of ore delivered "a
the mill. | believe II may be stated
with as much confidence and aesu,aur,
as can apply to anything not already
an accomplished fact that Within a com
p~aratively short period the mill viii be
operating on an average grade of ore
and thai thereafter the mine .soduc.
tion will he built w to full mill oaoacity
within a few months"
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

PRINCE ST. ls-Titls Guar 4 Trust co
atty. J. II. Cromwell. 2n W i?sth
llsTIi ST. sic E--saini Levy to Maria
Aibano. $50 Prince st; atty chas Ear,
.sT fiI'e sr. ~" IS. s.s., . 7,h av. iss.ioc.5l
Lawyers Mtg Co to Hospital and House
Of Rest for ccnsumptives. 80 + saith st;
,, 1iay: ~. S s,s1 =; n SisSseIl!y. .sl. TO An sis
G Mehrtens. 8 W io:d 1T: attys. Clarke
- {. s. chambers st.,,:H
John Giiien 70 Mary N Rreen. ao.s
Pro:peot av; atty. J J Buckley. 20
,s n-s ST. n '' :. ESQ " is. av. :o.ssico.TSc.
II Lowsrre and Ano. eNrs. to Lawyers
Mtg Co. 50 Liberty st;.....,..: $4,000
'' sspsi 81 ui i !; 10 70 H. rars ss.rS ss1ss III, Ia
18th Of: atty. c A Eberhard,: SoS
cSSNNoN ST. E :. icsI. stanton st. si'iS
leo-Gussav Langs TO Albert Adler. AIS
Central Park ": atty. T u co. lis
Sd AZ. ii5s.caroi,n. A Buhler to N
Brand 4 Sons. s7i ist Az. atty. LOUIS
Gsr', - s %sdsr s,c r;,.., r,,ro,, - Mgo
pe..@uer. clL W is6,h ST; st,ys. Fa.l,
i3sD ST. 80 w-American Mtg 20 70 v
Louise Sands. u u sam -, a,tys Bow
10 Az. ?+:s-Herber, y Turner TO Herber,
= Turner. trus; sttys. skinner & =. -
Sd ~, isi7.rouis : Marx to Ida Riu'
nenkrohn. 100 Riverside Drive. atty. Y
ar l1w " :: .d. r"1Sn Sa1sr' r ca 10 $500
for the Relief oi Hslf orphans a De.ti.
,uie children. no Manhattan av ss".ooo
Harlem savings Bank. IA l. i.5,h II:
SANE rRoFERTy"ssme to SANE atty
SAME rRoPERTY--wm etuar, and am"'
eNrs. to WIN C stuart. trus: atty. l. 7
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
MAY LIFT OVERLOOKING BAN.
Clayton Law Amendment Aimed "a
Aid Rank Directors.

WARRINGTON. April 11.--An important
amendment TO the Clayton antitrust law
in it's bearing on Me Federal reserve
system is proposed in the Owen bill re-
ported to the Senate to-day by the c,fn-
mittee on Banking and Currency. The
Clayton act. which prohibits interlock-
ing d~irectorates. forbids 4 director o"
employee OF a member bank TO act IN
n like capacity In a Federal reserve
bank. This prohibition 10 removed by
the bill reported to-day In cases where
there Is nc substantial competition" be-
tween banks and trust companies. Tie
hill VA introduced by Senator Owen
of Oklahoma at the request u the Fed
ersl Reserve Board. In the report &C
c~oniranying the bill. which was read In
the Senate to-day. tho measure was ex-
planned as follows:
1T WIS represented to the committee
that the rigid enforcement Of the So
called Clayton antitrust law with re
spect TO interiocking directorates would
work a great hardship IN many cases
where men Of great banking experience
were serving on the boards Of more
than one bank and where there was no
substantial competition between the
banks for which they were rendering this
service"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

? ss,;y;,T . rce.' i7s ,nTsy; '.,si.SsS
ssIp" + g, 4 f T cS, Il, 4is' B 10; ! yrs %s'.}plssG
hP Ps,k AZ \ Mcb 5; a.i i to 'S Hbram st. Aar siS
atty, Louis siesei. ss visit st.. N:iso
4 zans. TO Jacob A Fang. sis al Nest
81; SHl 'ii,sss y Wsiist 2 o. atty ,ii.,oSa
iSxioc--Anns Hajek ct al to Titie Guar
4 a., Trust rs.a CO; i7s s'~sy: H Ho ~ ~; due nre,S z.
sTERsiN!s .Av. VS.. at n E fremsn st,
s,;s ss ,. e . s,ls'S sNo :, to = AIRED ss,ai D
June i. Isis. sHp c; attys. Menken BROS;
GRASS 'i souLEvxRp AND coNcotRisEi,
xesrns to Em,srant indus say Bank.
: y ch < Z & ) f. o' corn N: !, vi cihsnSss {;
~ s.s.S:;.;. y 81 q: i..s,,;sss,ss..ai,M. s;;s; Il Hs,% e
burger ct al to Immigrant indus say
sHps q; s, .,s Sn:T 4 !. + i HP o!t,o 10; : yT =
LOT SnA iss. map ni sec 4 vy.. E;t.t.-.sam nYV y
s,einmst. to EIis Spies. i?os Hsneock
i73D ST, n .. 81 " Batheate Nv. so.5xso.s-
Alex W Calm to Benenson Realty Go. t0l
p 162d at, pr mtg $4,000. April 10. due
Oct %, 1872. 6 p C; attys. Elfers 4 a
SAME PRoPERrY.ssme to same pr
mtg 10000. April 10. insta's' 8 p &C;
SHERIDAN Av. . cor ts5th ct. +s.2x
POLIO to Sherman av x5<xoo0, 10--Albert
Lyons to Arnold Rothstein. ass W eath
q. April 10. . yrs. s p C: atty. A Il Nit.
tlsmann; q Cedar lilo
O.2xill.7--Arco Realty Co TO VIM Y
Bush. 1851 Benson av. ct al. April =
due April 10. 1919. 5 p c; atty. I 80 7
Co.. lto
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SATISFIED

with name and address Of lenders attor-
FEAR. ST. .x so s'Y Broad st; run. !: Ills
.! q : is % s.! g" !. sios;sxs q To- s:s:
say BANK: atty. Edw J Mcguire; q
So SH %v' . . Ct. cor lisa; st. is:;.ic.: : GuS. 90 !,
srs.nwisn Saw BANK; atty. + g. IS
,o5rM NJ. iss.s " ID sv. is.sxioo.s.
Jshelkor to tho Union Theoioeical sem.
,c !naay; 81 Fly; !. c 80 " - ID IN. ss. ii is..., sSyc
Jan &, isss"Fann,e 4 Bernhard out.
man to same: atty, Z smith. 80 Pine
wHsHiNaroN ST.. lie :. s;xtsxassso,...
Saw Bank; sttys. A S a W Hutchins. :.
10Th ST. ss7 y. Ms. ato'w "a ~. :is,ss
100 10. Feb IS. isso-psuline. wife OF
mary in. city Of r; atty. Edmund
nth 81, ~ IS o :; "a ~. y r:re cod ~,
sshatrsn, us Nassau .s;;:',s:;o1 9
'' dai IN Sr' map 5 81 I'm the d rIG,ony Asylum IS; az $40 So,
ciety. .is.Sxs3. lxis,sxs4.7. Apr s, 1895
jeremiah Psnxborn 4 jeremiah rans;;
order supreme Court. Mar II. 1916. Jus.
ure - J. (OhaIAn, atty for petr, Alex.
aisTH ST. -, 100 E 10Th av, i:.sxas.il.
July -. isi5-Enwil Holding Co to NY
blnmenthal. S'e " iisth st; sddre.s;
ii:TH 81. .n., :ai. AIMS, Az, .,sx,co, ii,
Mar -. lsss-Carrie 8 h David T Ken
needy TO the L 5 Trust co: attys. Stewart
18TH ST : 5, 3il6 E 10. az. issxios.2,
Jan a. ,sos-!os ; psymer: ct Al; to
Iarkin 4 Il, 90 Wall t......,... Ss. 500
??D ST, -s3t-s5s ". : 8. $50 e 9Th av. l5.7x
os.s. July 10. 1915 s : Constr co to
Harris & Maurice Mandeibaum. 10 "
S,th st attys, stcddard 4 Mark. ies
SAME PRorERTr--sam. TO same at,ys.
.aD ST. 50. $50 . 9th aI. .i.sxss.s. july
10. isst--Jno Schreyer to the y Y say
Bank. atty. Jno webher. : Beekman
:2D ST. 5, az, : al, av. .c.iixss. ex.iS
nse, Aug u. issI.-wm II Sslter. TO the
Wilson NJ Powell, : Wall ST.. 90. 10000
Feb H. isii -iins " Troescher to
Lawyers Mtg 60. 50 Liberty st. ...Si3, oOo
BROADWAY ,old,. :73s. 3 3, 25 II i2ath 81.
?5Nl09 'N.5xiot.3. Mar ~. l~al3-Patrick
T. kenny. TO II b James; atty. l. T 4 7
LIN Il asi MS. M SsI; $, iss,,s"-JJhno collins lia +, IT,
Formers Loan & r co; attys. Geller.
nolston & H.:2 Exchange pi. -. .Si?,ooo
aw, ?i.xios.s. Feb t. lsoi--Cisra Kci.
Ter to Grand Lodge of tho T. : OF q
50, l@'th st, atty. : Il Hamburger
s,TI, 81 ~ VS.. ?ao . Amst Az. S"S
1909, May - isos-Mark l. & Rose j
Ahrahams TO :he Greenwich Saw Bank
atty. Geo q Dc Witt. IS Nassau st 1880
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


LOUIS Erhc"r, AZ -ni Third
rup,cy viii Iiabuitiee '%s3.0os and sssets
$3.50, consisting - stock $50" fixtures,
$500 a",nunts '5S". and good VIII.
ear. Among his customers who arc on
TIC list of debtors are Mss Ida '1srhel.
l12 East Nineteenth street, 81. Miss
clara rarbcll. so irving place. 500. Mrs.
Ia'cFsham ~ East seyentsenth street.
JESSE ! HARRIS r~ostauran. tccp-r
under the namo OF the stanley Lurch, ~
i"st snosaNsy; ha' ,,itd a petition !,
assets $3.50 consisting OF furniture and
r&tures. 81 800, piedged as collsteral
WILLIAM srEINBERG, skirt manu-.
f%acturer and contractor. AZ $50 East 1921
street, has MED a petition In bankruptcy
with liabilities ss,5,A and assets 5000 Ia
EDWIN r AcKERMAN ., css simpson
the Alderman Pisno,Company, has nied
9 petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
hanks and .iNty. six shares OF stock II
the Alderman Plano Company pledged
Mrs. ADELAIDE y. puRANr, SOY Madi.
rnpt,y: lLanili,iss, 'a.e1s; no asset.
the Plaza, $50, Louis sherry. $50: In
dependent TaNi Owners Association. STA:
Manhattan Maternity aud Dispensary.
SIS; Blue le'cr Cigarette Company, see;
ssss; GsHrsenHS; ,ssi H,siOe' Inc si1o;
seven doctors, tbH,,
Composition confirmed.
JOSEPH HIRsCH--ludEc. Hand has con
irmed a composition OF Joseph Hirsrh.
dealer In olo,hing and mems furnishing
goods at 5l7 Eighth avenue. with cred!'
tors at .6 cents on the dollar cash.
bankruptcy Schedules.
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THE COFFEE MARKET.
Longs Again Sell on Advance
Days Total $50 Rams.

t.: Hrfee market was moderately active,
total sales, amounting TO $50, bags. While
tho undertone was firm and prices early ~
the day showed gains Of : to 8 points. and
IN some eases made new high rerords, lou-s
again sold on tho adyan,- and ~ the clos,
values We're net unchanged 10 : points lower
Tho continued stren-ih ~ Brazil and tho fact
that prices here are much below = parity with
the primary markets seemed to be gradually
ere att L. a feeling Of confidence in the fI'ur,
~ the market. While long coffee continues
20 COT v sNt on the bulges N sufficient
volume 90 ".ecN the advances local traders
Relieve. .laf this selling H. gradually .limi
mating long holdings and that a firm technical
position mas result.
In the cost and freight market offers were
very hrm.. with Santos 4s quoted At 10 n 20
1856. and Rio IL at aisr. London credits
Sorne Improvement was noted III the SPOT
Aemnnd. and sales were reported late on Mon
day Of 1900 bags ON the basis OF iuA.c. for
Santos Is.
The official Brazilian cables reported AN ad
vannr Of ~ reis in the RIO market. While
santos was unchanged, and Rio exchansc on
London was uncti ansed Receipts At the two
ports were 1900 bags. compared with 80. 900
last year. Prices follow
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THE SUGAR MARKET,

8 cent limit continued to prov. an
surmoume oie barrier In tho sugar market,
abovs this level. bulls were evidently dis.
eppohaed that retners were not disposed To
buy freely At b cents In the cost and
5rashs market. Early In the day there
vs. moderate scattered buying. which
hut toward the close there wac more or less
Liquidation on ths part OF longs as we'll az
oIerasing for Cuban interests. and final
prices were irregular a..2 points advance
day were, 1870 tons, "
In h local spot, market there were sales
Of q 1000 bags OF Cubas for April shlpmcnt
AT ! l6.lSc. cost and freigh, 10 Operators and
T,ehners. While further. scattered lots were
snousi.t to t~ svaiiaDir nj TINS price ne
q rule holders were asking 5 cents and
seemed TO take a very frm view OF The
IN Inc refined maik., price. remained firm
Md nnchanged at 2 10 7.loc. with only a
moderate demand, but sales we're renorted
Of 5000 or 500 tons for export here. Nc
well AZ 10000 in Boston. Futures price.
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FRIGHTENED GUNMAN
NAMED BAFF SLAYERS
Di PaOlO Led Way TO Assassins
After Trying Six Times
to Kill.

Fillippo Laporto. VINO Wa committed
to the Tombs last week for perjury at
the trial Of Giuseppe Arichiclio. convicted
Of nrst degree murder for the killing Of
Barnet BaR, the West Washington Mar
ket poultryman, was permitted to testify
yesterday at the trial Of Frank Ferrera,
who drove TO the scene the men con-
cerned in the murder. Laporto became
badly mixed when his new testimony wa
compared with what he said At the last
trial. He will be held until Justice
Shearn decides what shall be done with
him.. Laporto had told District Attorney
Swain that he would tell the truth In the
present trial.
Carmine di Paoio. the prosecutions
star witness. declared that ne was the
man who rave to the authorities the In
formation that led to the arrest Of the
four men accused OF the Ran murder. At
the trial Of Arichiello, di Paolo played
an important part In showing that
Arichiello was one OF the men who had
been hired to kill Baf. He said he had
seen 1ppolito Greco pay Inc man In
Greco's saloon In East 10Th street. In
his testimony yesterday. di Paolo put
FerraTa into the conspiracy. but admitted
that he had seer him only once. when
Ferrara called at Greco's saloon to get
the money due him for driving the MUIR
der car.
On cross-exam'nation by Assemblyman
Cesar Barra. di Paolo admitted hat he
had been in the original plot to slay
Ban. He said that he backed out. with
Charley Ross. through fear. This fear
he said, came on in September. 1914,
after he had made six trips to the mar
ket to kill Baff. He said that he did
not 20 near Greco's because he wal
afraid hat Joe Zafarone. one OF two
brothers under Indictment for the kill.
ing. would do him bodily harm.
ID! Paolo testified that he told Detec.
tive Case In January about the plot &c
kill Ban. lie wen about with Case
for "A month before the arrests were
made.
When pressed for a reason for with.
holding he name Of a person with whom
he had talked about the evidence In tn,
Fan case Di Paolo shouted you arr
asking me to sit in the electric chair
There are criminals sitting around tn
court who belong to this mi an
the real informer In this case. 7 have
tried to keep II hack. but I don't carr
for myself now. Let II come"
Tho trial Will continue to-day.
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ROCK ISLAND co. IS
ORDERED DISSOLVED
Action at Newark Marks Final
Passing Of Holding
Concern System.
AWAITING AMSTER PLAN

NEWARK, n. j., April 1.-Two
Chancellor Howell issued an order IN
the Court OF Chancery here to-day Tor
the dissolution Of tho Rock Island COM
pany. At the name time an order
was granted adjusting the difficulties
between the Rock Island company n
mo Choago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company. which n stood In
tho way Of clearing UP the Rock Island
company's affairs.
According to the terms Of tho order
Chauncey @. Parker. receiver for the
Rock Island company. turns over 10
Jacob NJ. Dickinson. receiver for uhe
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacif'c Rail-
way Company the interest held by II IN
tho Dallas Union Terminal Company
and the Houston Terminal Company. and
nil the capital stock of the Rock Island
proveme Company and tho Rock
Island Coal Company. In return Judge
Dickinson withdraws a claim for Va
900, 900, filed by him against the Rock
Island company. md pays to the ROCK
Island company $50. 900 in cash and 49,.
600 IN demand notes, which h railway
company has been holding.
The dissolution Of the Rock Island
compa marks the final passing OF the
system Of holding companies. incor-
porated in 1902, under which the Rock
Island properties went into the hands or
the present receiver. The Rock Island
mpa a New Jersey corporation. was
established TO hold the entire capital
stock Of the Chicago. Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company OF Illinois,
which in turn held almost the entire
capltal stock Of the original Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Com
many. Control Of the system has now
reverted TO the original operating COM
pany.
OF the assets received in dissolution
the Rock Island company owes more
than 81, 900 to the State OF New Jersey
Sof taxes and interest. The balance will
probably be required In the payment
Of receivers fees and incidental eN-
penses.
All interests Of the Chicago. Rock
island and Pacific Railway Company
arc now marking time. awaiting the
results Of the Amser rehabilitation plan.
IT was said yesterday that some stock
holders interests had subscribed freely
TO the proposed issue OF 8 per cent. pre-
ferred rights or income bonds under the
plan. but the possibility OF the required
as per cent. being obtained Is rather
generally doubted. Further definite
steps by the Amster committee are x.
pected before April 10. as after that date
the debenture interests are free to de.
fault the sec. 900. 900 principal OF theii
holdings because Of the failure TO pay
the January interest due.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

James IT, Allen. manager Of the Buenos
Ayrcs branch, has been elected ~ Wee
ri 'dent OF the National City Bank.
the current i.iue OF Best Nalues' sent
out monthly by Eastman. Dillon g. 90. II
broadway, contains a long ANALYSIS of
CASTOR Williams a Wigmore, Inc.
Tho Union Trust Company of New York
announces that Il viii give It's employees n
months leave ~: absence with fuli pay Ia
enable them to attend the summer camp for
military training at Plattsburg. A mum
her, Of. the compsny's men have already
enlisted.
white. Weld & 90, are Offering tho nm.
sold balance OF 400 900 Holly Su-ar Cor.
pOratiOn per cent, ~accumulatiyc prc.
'rrTcd stock at ~ and accrued dividends
the privilege OF purchasing common stock
~ $50 "A share to the extent oi 10 per cent
of lhr preferred stock taken MAS with
DRAWN II few days ago,
University Forum of America, lecture,
War IN the Ar, by Douglas Wardre. at
Hotel Gotham, Ftlh avenue and fifty
NTH street. at S:30 o'clock.
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BaR witness IL Held.

Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum
yesterday dismissed a habeas corpus
proceeding brought IN behalf OF Gae-
taro Rina, hold at the House Of De-
tention as an important witness IN the
prosecution Of tho murderers Of Barnett
Baf. Counsel for Rina insisted that he
should be freed because there was MOTH
ing TO show that his testimony would be
Of value, but Assistant District Attor-
ney tombstone said ne understood that
the witness was present At the shooting
Of Bar.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND

proposals. IN .tripiIcate, VIII DO reveIvr'
here until II, \. NJ, April ~ 1916, tor sueh
printl,nS ana inattrini, except paper. az
Department, during year ending luna Ak
1917, Successful bidder will he REQUIRED ~
furnish plant. Bids will be receivrd %,
Mok 10 be done on Governors Island IN
bullding furnished by the u. T.. rent fres -,
Tor doing tho work at bidders shop In
Nelopea containing proposals should ~.
marked Proposals for printing! and Al.
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Tn total receipts for duties at the
Custom House yesterday were $751;
55S.so. OF which sl67.059.44 was for
merchandise withdrawn from bonded
warehouses and I J,i973S for recent
importations.
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney, II attorneys name Il. omitted
address party OF first party
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fo, rteenth st.)
WALKER ST. 9 q. 27b.io " Bway. strip
osxioe.ii; also aereement concerning
csr. II wv You Ss. New 4. aG Soc - ". \ \, an: .snd
Il s9o eo sT%s w " % II Hss s &. Mar "a ' y: s.i w.
p6 sssissSa i fsi ~ . ,s :. s ss.iS n Broom: 'i e.
WIN q willmann; SO Park p, 1siyn; y
cav Cav &, f%s 81 =" Ia i'f":; Ap.' w. "ssi
SAME PROPERTY-Harjo Realty Corpn
10 Same. me- 5000; \ p:rs. p and [;
ioo.sg-D. Victor MsSei 70 Y =. STATE
Realty 4 Terminal Co. %S. Lsxingtcn
Az. April 10; atty. l. T co. ~
wEsTsT T: sos. Is. los n spring y sSis
i~Gi.somoEmmn a s.us. to same m 1ss
sp ~. "a H e . s, ri 80 ', " ia. sr an. 'si5.si.s1.sV'::
x~s7:t-Julis welle ct al. heirs. &c. Jacob
Welle, to Estate Of Jacob welie Inc; q
50 SG 81. 3 4 4, H 80 va Az. ss;xso.D.yis
T! r:us m,s to III Hr .cSo. w Hrl,; Il; .s.y. oi Hs:l;s
sr Hos 81 1os,7oT r.. " NJ, Ss's !. Az {. run:
. < -: : e 10 , D . - i II; III. :. q; t !, !:
Dei,sch, secaucus. n j, to Jno schan
back. soi Beck st. Bronx mte o52,5oo,
all liene. April 10. attys. Kantrowits Z
r. 320 sway. g. e10(
SAME PROPERTY--Jno s~chan1ack 10 los.
To7 bth ~ Corpn. SEQ Bway. mtg l62.:
800: April II; attys. same. ......::.elo
WASHINGTON ST. 7l6. " o. 2SxSe-
Metropolitan Savings Bank to n Y STATE
Realty 4 Terminal Co, 20 r 45th .st,
April 10: atty. y Y T ms Co. W.
bwAy VIVS
WASHINGTON ST. 80. " .. So n jams
ct. is.exss. 1o-Karl schaefer TO n 7
state Realty 4 Terminal Co. &6: Lexine
~ - nv Svv'' Hp' -' S1od
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HAMILTON. ANDREW i'm
u sn uidsr OF nonoruuls John A. -
. surrogate of tho County Cf seq .
NOTluS Is hereby given - d, r-
having claims agsinsl Andrew ! g., -
Ton, lste or the County % Sow N'h -
ceased, to present the same af,E '.. lH>
thereof TO the subscribers, ~ ,hH!- i'' "
transac'ins business At the OTIS. rs
attorneys, Everett. ClsTks & Il '.... -
y Wall street. Borough - N,s.Dt7,
City OF New York. on or b. fore ~. - '
DAY Of April next. Dated, New YorL "a
18th day Of October, 1915. MNlyitl,
2 HAMILTON, LESTER \ HNMII f'N
SERpRInE ~ WMirL0CK, Hs'rlt,r'
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syrs ana L. day. from Apr /" 1919;
CENTRAL PARK VEST, $50. al Reri :
inEioI 9 y or soas 9Th Nv 10 yrs from
GREENwIcH ST. n " cor Rector st. Isss
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! yrs from May l., isis; atty, DAM j
Mooney. 40 BHay $500, .,. Sc, 800
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English American Realty co to John
1890; atty, Potter zucker, 40 Broad:
sp Av,' 6'',,Ss,, ali IHarry; Il Rouse aud ano,
sSrs and trustees, to Na'hsn Blocm' 100
S"hafran. 81 hambe st..-..,.,ti 100
BrOny.
EASTERN BOULEVARD. 2oAo 81. ali
Bertha schr1eier to Mamie strshlen-
fro" May Il a'''s' Fitch 4 g. 81, Ma,
oG sf% Az iois.. aiii,:johna, !" si csr
E yrs from Apr I. 1918: atty. FITCH 8
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MECHANICS' LIENS.
iisTH ST: 10 and 10 E-Hyman Loew &
90 agt Morris Schapiro. owner and con
TRACTOR ''''''''
bronx.
WASHINGTON Az, l2Sl-Nathan LANCER
aEt Jenny Levy. owner: Herman Knep,
per, contractor, S,5O
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