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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
SINGLE TAX FEARED.
state Realty Interests Prepare 10
Fight Measure.

Realizing the value Of unity In lighting
legislation against real estate that NAV he
introduced this year eight local associa .
ions Joined yesterday with the Real Es-
tatc Association of the State of New
YORK Real estate men fear that
single tax measures will be intro
duced In the Legislature and unless strong
opposition is shown they might be passed.
causing a great upset In real estate CON
dltlons throughout the state. The assoc
Citations that have Joined with the state
association are the Real Estate Board of
NV YORK. Allied Real Estate Interests
ADVISORY Council of Real Estate Interests
queens Chamber OF Commerce. North side
Board of Trade, United Real Estate
owners Association. BROOKLYN Board OF
brokers and tho Long Island Real Estate
Exchange
At a meeting OF the executive committee
OF the state association on Saturday night
IN Albany steps were taken to oppose any
assault on real estate interests in the
coming constitutional convention.
The association Is to ascertain what
features. II any, of the present Constitution
II Is desirable to change what additions
10 the constitution are thought desirah BILE.
ana whst, n any, movements are on foot
TO amend or supplement the Constitution
IN way tnimical to the real estate in
terests of the State
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10

Live stock Market.
MONDAY. November

MONDAY. November o
Receipts Of beeves for two days were 4,sst
head. including 1871 cars for the market
Steers were slow. good heavy steady: others
weak to ibG2Sc. lower; bulls nrm to 2bc
higher; cows opened steady to ?5c. higher
but closed with an easier feeling for thin
cows. The announcement OF quarantine
Of the stockyards al Sxtieth street caused a
very unsettled feeling at the close Common
to prime steers sold at t6.7bQts.75 per 100
lbs oxen at tt50at776; bulls at IS at7bO
cows at s326dt7s5. Dressed beef was
quoted steady for binds and ribs: easier for
ohucks and plates
Receipts OF calves wero $50 head. including
$40 for the market. Veals were active al,
an advance OF 500: grasssrs and yesrlings
We gt higher Common to choice veals
$500 ytarlings and grass.rs al s5,bo6t1
Dressed calves nrm 10 higher. city dressed
vesls sold At ia lpc: country dressed at
Ia lbc.
Receipts o. sheep and lambs were 1851
head. including 20 cars for the market
sheep ruled hrm; lambs were active at an
advance OF '5c, the pens were cleared.
Common to prime sheep sold at tiutG per
100 lbs. medium TO prime lambs at sea 81 o (;
eulls at ~ Dressed mutton nrm Al IL n
1 20, per H.. dressed lambs higher at ~ q
lac; country dressed dollhouse lambs lower
at t6b0qS7 per carcass.
Receipts OF hogs were i,i31 head, incIud-
ing about ~ cars for sale. Market 25g
s5c, higher. at sseSu,sSo per 1909 Ibs
Country dressed hogs firm at ie9i:6 por
ID. roasting PITS at i+glfc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10

TIE 'rr,y 1--WE story Apartments at the
northwest corner e Maggie avenue and
irleu stree, have he,n sold by Brown
RIOS puu built them 20 an investor.
Tho BONUSES were nc,d at 100000 The
corner structure was valued 10y the sellers
~ sf1u.ouO and the two adjoining houses
on N,,e.s avenue ~ $4,000 each Built
In the spring ~ 1913, the three buildings
cover plot 1870 feet on Maggie avenue
and lg16 feet ON Arden street The
corner house has a frontage Of so feet
and Is llS feet deep. with an extension
N tine rear equipped with an elevator.
r, has accommodations for thirty families.
Tse adjoining houses are of the -cleva-
20 'vro end are ten feet narrower than
'ha corner house They cost $4,000
10 build. according to the estimate OF
cost submitted with the building plans.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. e37 sun sets as Moon rises.ii
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyu's rsS s Gov Island :, ~ y Hell Gate .'Is
Low WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k GOi Gov Island cal Hell Gate. sci
Arrived MONDAY. November q
SIS Roch ambcau $50 4. NJ, llavrc. october ~.
IS United States 1:l5 = NJ, Christiansand.
Oct ober 81.
s. Menom'ncc. al5 \. NJ. London. october e.
So Dinnamare. I % y N, Genoa October 81.
S. Eborger. 5 50 A NJ, Rotterdam. October ~.
s. Flswick Lodge, . sA. NJ, Shields, October ~.
Sskorona, $50 4. NJ, st Thomas. November J.
SIS Zuila. 3 A. NJ. La Guayra, October 20
SIS Henry T. Scott, a. NJ, Balboa, october ~
SIS Clothldc Cunco, II =, VI. sunday Jamaica.
November 3.
SIS SURNAME. "a. NJ, Santiago, November
IS Canplsta. 2 A. NJ. Barbados, October "a
Sc Borinauin, l.T 2. Nj. San Juan. Novel,
S. Sangs,ad. S p. NJ. Sunday, Truxillo. No.
IS creole. New orleans, November I.
- Medina. li;p p. NJ, Galveston. Noven'
SIS III Oriente, Galveston. November =.
SsLarimer. Port Arthur, Tex, November l.
SIS Arapahoe, Jacksonville. November O.
SIS Florida, Boston, November y.
SsManna Hata. Baltimore, November 7.
ARRIVED PROM NEW YORK.
SIS Columbia. at Glasgow.
SIS Rotterdam. at Rotterdam.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
So Luigi Ciampi, from Naples
S. Esperanza, from Tampico.
SIS Pastorcs, from Sayanills
SIS Gregory, from Barbados.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
THE COPPER MARKET.
Producers Confer Here On Appeal
TO Warrington.

There was conference Yesterday he
tween soma OF the copper producers inter
ested In shipments of the metal, which
have lately been detained by the British
navy. with a view TO getting all sides OF tho
case ready for presentation to the Stare
Department at Washington ny John Bas-
sett Moore. II has not been fully de-
cided as 10 whether committee shall
accompany Mr. Moore. hut there IL a
strong possibility that there viii be sucn
committee.
The exporters who had their copper
seized AT Gibraltar got word during the
day that three Of the detained vessels
had reached their Italian destinations
without their copper. The boats were the
kroonland. concerning which It had been
known that the metal would be held for
British prize court the San Gugliclmo
and the Regina d'Italia.
II was also ascertained that the steam
ship Ascot clearing New York for Genoa
with 3,759.l60 pounds. which boat was
heuld up fortnight ago at Gibraltar, had
also been held for the prize court. Thus
detained at Gibraltar now totals nearly
100000 900 pounds.
There was some market for the metal
yesterday, but prices were Of a vary
ing character. Sales were effected at
close to TX cents.
The largest single boat shipment Of
copper ever taken from Lake Superior
left Houghton yesterday on board the
steamship North Star She will carry
100000 pounds OF copper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10

IKE GuRNAN, mems furnishing goods and
clothing. $50 Broadway; schedules show
liabilities Of fs7,so3 and assets ~ 12s.1es
JAMES BERGMAN. druggist, 7o2 Amster,
dam avenue schedules show liabilities OF
Sgi.30e and assets of $3.50
JANpS BROS. manufacturers Of wonen's
hats II Washington place. schedules 81 0w
liabilities Of SLICES and assets Of 1915.
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PAPER MAN BUYS $500 900 PLACE

Stephen G. Millett has sold his country
Mace at Irvington to John q. Luke,
nrtSdent Of the West Virginia Pulp and
pap"- Company. The Mlllett estate. which
= valued about 5000 is located on
'he east side Of Broadway about n
NILE north of the Irvington station and
'u'' south ~ tho dividing line between
lrvlngton and Tarrytowr. II comprises
about seventy-two acres. on which there
= large brick mansion, together with \
group ~, brick and frame stables and
nu'buildings The property has from
are az about 500 feet on Broadway and
takes = northeasterly course. extending
n Sunnybrook lane. The Millett place
vas formerly owned by George II. Nor
ran. Kenneth Ives & Co. negotiated the
a'e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10

With name and address OF lender and
attorney II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second psrtD
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

The Norrissev homestead. a landmark
~ the Kings Highway section at the
highway and Twenty-second avenue. ha'
hser sold by Mrs. Sarah Morr'sseS 10
Albert Krcham OF Mount Vernon
through Henry r. Nostrand.
The Alex q. Calder Building Compnns
has sold a two and n half story stuccc
and single house. on large plot or
Ocean Parkway near pltmas avenue
~ John Fernio for occupancy. The SAM
e--, also sold a seven room detached cot
tsee with garage. on East Seventh stree
IN William Ruck.
James Waters has sold for Charles
Y Noble the two family brick dwell
Ing ~ $50 Seventy-third street and for
isabelle T. Sands FIX lots on the north
side Of Eighty second street between
Fourth and Fifth avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10

wAsHINGTON Nov. s-The battle,h,p.
North Dakota and Nebraska have arrived
at Southern arm grounds destroyer Lam.
son at New york. destroyers Roe and Wake
at Tompkins,iue, destroyer Joueu and col
uer Proteus At Hampton Roads. transport
Buffalo at TlburOn, Cal; tug ontario At
ranger Sound, destroyer sterst AT Whit.-
stone Landing. destroyer Smith at New
York yard, destroyers Ammen and Patterson
and tug Yankton at Norfolk yard cruiser
Rainbow At Honolulu golfers Hector and
Mars AZ Gatun Lake, cruiser Sacramento at
Portsmouth gunboht Petrol at Progreso
and gunboat Wilmington at Amor,
The hattleship Georgia has sailed from
Boston for Hampton Roads. TUGS Racket
from Norfolk for Indian Head, tug tncas
from Norfolk for New York yard supply
ship Solacs from Cap Heytien for eanto
Domingo city,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and Now England.
fair to-day and to- morrow; warmer to-mor-
row, moderate north winds. becoming south.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and to-mor-
row. warmer tomorrow; diminishing north
winds
For western New York fair and warmer
to-day; unsettled morrow; Hight south
east winds. increasing
NEW YORK. Nov io--An area Of de-
preston central on the coast Of Georgia, in
conjunction with a centre Of high pressure
over Lake Huron. caused cloudy and
showery condittons at a number Of points
In the Eastern States and cooler weather In
tho Atlantic and Southern States
Rain fell In the South Atlantic States and
snow IN western New York
West Of the Mississippi the weather was
generally fair and Temperatures were higher
In the Missouri and upper Mississippi
valleys due to an area Of depression central
in Manitoba
Freezing weather covered the -. Lawrence
Valley. northern New England and New
York. most Of the lake regions and parts Of
Minnesota. the Dakotss, wyoming and the
Southeastern states
In this city the day was fair and cooler:
wind, fresh 10 brisk northwest: average
humidity. Js per cent; barometer. corrected
=. NJ 20
The temperature in this city yesterday, A..
recorded by the ofNca thermometer. Is shown
I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
eos. 900 ALPINE ESTATE SOLD.

J. Cleveland Cady has sold to Miss
Katherine r. Newcomb of the RsuteU OF
Revteus his property At Alpine. N. j.,
m the Palisades, opposite Yonkers. II
overlooks the Hudson and comprises about
nine and three-quarter acres. and has a
frontage OF about 500 feet on the Hendrix
Hudson Boulevard It's frontage along the
Palisades IL about 700 feet, on the prop
c-'v ~ a mansion which is said to have
heen erected fully century ago. The
nls"e has been held At about $685.
Miss Newcomb plans IN make extensive
alterations 20 tho property and use IT for
IN all wear residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
ADDS TO HARLEM HOLDINGS.

EAST NTH STREET.-Jacob Katz Is
exported to have sold 20 East 111th
stect, a three-story dwelling on lot
'fS hy l0o.Il. between Madison and
Park avenuys The purchaser Is said
70 be Cicrsou V. Cltron. who owns Nos.
e. and IS This purchase would give
him frontage q 80 feet at that point.
COLUMBIA TREET.-Philip Gales has
sold for the Lawyers Mortgage Company
-5i. columbia street, a Ave story tene-
mont Of lot 90 by l9.S. sixty feet
-o-tn ~ Rlvington street.
FAST 10TH STREET.-David Lion has
sold 70 y II. Arholino 324 East l09th
.'rect. a Ave story tenement on lot IS
h. 100 feet.
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18TH ST. sos W. ss. May T. lsi2-same
to Wertheim Realty Co; atty same $1,000
t2D ST, ass W, =. az 9th av. l7N9S.9. OCT
20, lgil-Emilie Du Nond to 7 q
SANE PR6sERTY, Nov i, iois-sams 70
10TH T ST. ss w. SIS 1854 sth av, 25.isiss 2,
May 2. lqiO--lsdore Tannenbaum to Wi
son Marshall ct al, eSrs, &C. attys, button
3 Kilsheimer, ?O3 Bwny. $4,000
six e OBx 46ix e 2Iios n s23 to =
st asa to beg, May 3, ieio-same
10 same. attys, same ................. 49,
9sD ST. n p. 1877 Bway, iPxi00.s, Jan :,
laio--Ellen J Erickson to II Mortimer
Brooks. Newport. r |. attys Duer strong
n w "a Exchange pl............,..i2.0 900
JAMES ST. 3. 90 Madison 81, 257Nee loV
3TNi00 Nov :, isie--Paul and VII
helmina Maniscalco 20 Mary Dumas; sttys
whaley, Walker Day, - william
BRrsTow ST cor i7O,h -, iO5 sIs7sy
lO5 .7N526, 1T0th st, >. 52s Bristow
at runs lO57x OK ASK 67iN
2TllN 5ON n 100 IN i7Oth ~ .
22s to beg Mar ?s lsl0--Frank Miller TO
Northern Bank 81 New York In liquida-
ton. attys, Breed, Abbott 4 NJ. So Liberty
MiNFoRD PI.. i533. $, 100 n i7sd St
SS.3NiO0. Nov |, lgll.-Andreas and Margt
Fuchs to Sandov Realty co. 1875 Bway
atty, A Knox, 1913 Bway ....,.... 81, 500
HULL Az. cor 20sth ozark At, l00x
100. Aug I, l9l3--Frederick Realty Co TO
Pauline Tynherg. 1929 Madison av: atty.
Jos kohler, 100 william Et.......,S3, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The Bronx saIcsrooms.
lat - vEsEY STREET,

lat II vEsEY STREET.
nv Joseph J.. Day
9Th ST; ss!-s E'n:. :'S i., az az satS
taxes sc. ssssso; to the plaintiff Tor
18th ST, acs f, IS .oasw ID av. Is ss
1898, sly tnmt---Julius Hechtlnger agt
RI Miller ct al; due, si,I5i II: taxes. Sc.
pisi EsS i fSf , i 81 mtg OF ""00 TO '
ny Bryan L. Kennedy.
MADISoN. Az. 1854, vs.. ST. ioS,h 81,
:3Sloc' ,,y "a q STR W Harlem ss :,
Assn; taxes. SC, Il,e?sSi, 10 tho plain
lin for s25 900.
Jay Samuel Marx
18TH ST, 10 E,n' 30 " PARK Az: ;s sit,
ct al, due. ti6,3ib76; taxes. SC, s7s3,ls;
TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
lat 32os THIRD AVENUE
by Henry Brady.
iBsTH ST. s37 u, n .. so Dawson at. 26r
Kenny :; al; due, n,7sc.is; taxes, &C.
, n,n, 90; ,oS , s. r,' mtg of $4,000 to the
10TH ST, AS Il. cor Park av. itlr25S
i.5Ss sly 8. a fa' So, :,r;%N Tru;s co as,
552o7 taxes, &c. ti.7o4S' to Flora Less
by George Price
CAMBRET.1.ING Az. 24b9 80 lssth
A. 25xioo, -ty frame dwlr-csth sutorlu'
sgt VIM scholermann ct al. due si.sss !:
taxes, sc, 1907; 20 Gustsve Frey for tO,tiO
MORRIS Az. s26-S. =, 10 u l6Oth ~, 75S
los ION irreR, sly dwlg I sty garage
Helen Mez agt hoffman, q 81. action
!; due, ss.32a %, taxes, &C. $1,000, TO the
plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Joseph =. Day.
MORRIS Az, s26-s. es. lOi n l5sth st. 6ON
los 10, J sly dwlg 4 ! sly garage-Heler
Mez agt VI Hoffman, 81 al; action
due S3362.?7: taxes SC, 1900, 10 the plain
tin for $4,000,
By Samuel Marx.
WALLACE Az, r. 22b Morris Park av
l0Oxl00-John Foy agt r. Lynch 81 al
due, tl.5tb97 taxes, sc, t2s3s6; sub 10 a
mtg OF 81 200: to the plaintiff for 81 200,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10

SAMUEL SCHATTEN Judge Hand haa
confirmed ~ composition OF Samuel Schst-
ton. grocer and dairy. as East 1884
street with creditors at 10 ceuts on the
dollar, cash. Liabilities were Ss,2iI
DOORAS g. DRTVAS.--Judge Hand has con
nrmed a composition Of DoorAs Il Drivas.
confectioners 2l5 sixth avenue and at
Perth Amhoy. y J.. with creditors nj
20 la cents on the dollar. cash. Peter
poorss made the offer Of composition
and assumed all the firm obligations. II
INV Time Arn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
INVESTOR BUYS
DYCKMAN CORNER
Three New Houses at Maggie
Ave. and Arden st. Involved
Valued at $4,000.
100000 ESTATE SOLD

- sale of three apartment houses in
~ rHrknar section led trading in Man
haitian yesterday. Tho houses. built but a
sho-' time ago. are bought by an investor
Ruy'rF for Investment has been n feature
n, tNc market in the Dyckman section
20 some tine. Not alone local people
hu' Investors from upstate cities have
invested ~ tho apartment houses there.
n'N,- sales ia Manhattan were few and far
ps'n,.r. Tho suburbs supplied several
good 1,.Js. among which were sales of a
100000 estate In Wcstchcster and a
as Gao place ON tho Palisades opposite
vork.r- Activity I'm other branches of
tAe market was of the usual Monday
vAr.'tr.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Advances 10 400 Cents for
Nearby delivery.

A sustaining factor in the sugar market
has developed In the form OF resump-
ton OF foreign demand So far this has
been effective in stiffening only the quo
tations Of raw sugar, which yesterday ad-
vsnced to 40e for nearby delivery. The
Federal Company was reported To be a
purchaser OF a fair lot OF Cubss at thar
figure and part OF tho transaction was
understood TO represent a swap OF raws
for refined,
The inquiries before rsnners come from
Great Britain and France. Refiners re.
peatcd list price OF fine graunlated at &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BowERY 52i. str and ba-cnt--Henrietts
" Drury et al to Morris LedNrman, !
atty. Juo T bernstein. Hickman st $40
BoWERN. S2l. str and basemt-Sam" 90
sane. yrs from May l. i9ij--.,,y
BowERY. a:5. str and basc,nen ;-samey To-
same. yrs from May /. 1873. atty.
,sTH sT 81, W. 10Th and lin noo VS.
SLENDER 60 TO Adolph wurzherger.
~ az x ssh 81, Yrs ran Gro, Ees is d5o
M'chasi Farrell to Andrew Risiin ~ "
II stewart, 1889 I'd sv,.............t 81 500
20 Az. 2i6i. str noor-C;eo Herold TO Basilio
Sept l, 1914, atty, " II Stewart. 1899 %
BRoApwAYI cor SSH st. space in
Jacobs, ec3 " listh 81. yrs from May
lisTrH sr. ?oi ". conrad weber to
Barney l. Lipman. 2i's 80 av, yr from
M&SS1nhrTAN AZ :s:; ,;,o5s-,s.@usl !
:2S wheeler sv. " from Nov !;
10 M.Ty M Sr 5 a4s ss sv f sRyn
yrs from Nov |. 1914: atty. Edw v
Rurghsrd ~ nway ..:...i'ts, 1900
Chas Chris,man TO Nicholas pephterers
and auo. b?2 W ii5th ~, lo-i2 yrs from
pee l. 1910 atty. $ Maxwell l9G'h :,
l5STH ST. A57-7 y, coal and wood cellar.
Geo HorOwitz 20 Mike Digions. '65 y
GIeenfSal & q, s7s brook AZ, ,ls3 & til'
PROSPECT Az, elS2. all.-sophic Busath to
Esther Harowitz, 100: Hoe sv. yrs ron l1
sept IS. 1914; atty. Greenthal .
I5sr FTP" ST. 45a.7 e. al,--Anrhs LedereT "a
Oc'. 1914. attys, Greenthai q, H,3
trnok dN.sfsr ' '-.''
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America steamship Potsdam.
calling to daN for Rotterdam. viii tHks
mail, closing nj the General Post oflCe o.
$3.50 \. NJ. for the Netherlands Germany.
Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg and for other
countries when specially addressed.
The Norwegian America steamship KRIS
tianiafjort. sailing to-day for Rergeu, VIII
take mall. closing at 10 \. NJ. FOR Norway,
sweden, Denmark, Russia, Austria Hun
gary. Germany and for other countries tex
cept LuNemburgJ when specially addressed.
The Red star liner I,apland, sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool viii carry mall. clos
Ing at $3.50 \. NJ, for Europe tcNcept Ger.
many. Austria Hungary. t.uNemhurg and
Turkey. Africa. West Asia and the East
indies.
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Due Tomorrow.
Incoming vesseis-By Wireless.

SIS ri Mundo Galveston. N miles south Of
Diamond Shoals at noon yesterday
Is Seminole, Brunswick. st2 miles south Of
Sandy Hook ~
Sc III Sud Galveston, l2s miles northvsa
of TortugAs at noon.
ss Comsl. Galveston. sss mile. east OF Gal.
weston bar NJ noon
SIS Relay, Galveston. III miles south of Sanity
Hook n noon
IS Arapahoe. Jacksonville. sT miles sDuth
of Sandy Hook AT T.. NJ.
IS Saratoga. Havana SO miles south of
Sandy Hook at A NJ.
IS City OF savannah, Savannah, Ira miles
south OF Sandy Hook AT noon,
SIS Alabama, Tsmpico, g miles wea Of
Sandy Key AT noon,
Jupiter at noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
RAILWAYS DIVIDEND SMALLER
American Company Directors Gu
Quarterly Dtsburse ment.

The directors of the American Railways
Company OF Philadelphia have declared a
dividend Of IN per cent. on the common
stock. which is a reduction OF one-quarter
of l per cent from the customary quar-
tery disbursement. J. ], Sullivan, presi-
dent OF the company. made ahe following
statement relative TO the action OF the
directors:
The reduced earnings for the past three
months due TO the general business de
preston made us feel that dhe wisest
course 10 pursue under the circumstances
II to curtail the dividend disbursement"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
"MoyIE" PLANT on HEIGHTS.

Plans have been filed by Benjamin
" Levitan for the construction Of one
and two story fireproof studio and mo-
hon picture MIN factory. on the north side
NJ llfth street, 100 feet west Of Seventh
avenue II will have n frontage of 100
feet and a'depth OF 90 feet. Charles Ros
en'Aal Is the owner. The cost has been
estimated at S35 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
COTT0NSEED OIL.
Further Reaction in Market Here
Buying Power Reduced.

The demand for oil was decidedly less
aggressive. Western interests sold freely
on balance. There was more or less
hedge pressure. Tho bulk OF the private
reports. however. indicated that crude oil
was not being parted with In large guam
titles. Tenders on November contracts
continue to average 500 barrels daily.
The cotton ginning report of g.s2s. 1000
bales IT about 100000 moro than to this
time n year ago was about in line with
expectations
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Nov, s-These army
orders we're issued o-dAy;
Major T, o Murphy Nineteenth Infantry.
to AdJutsnt- Generals Department vice
W. X. sample, relieved and assigned to
Twentieth Infantry,
Chaplain J. Ossawarde Twenty nrst In
fsntry, to Alcstraz, Cal, and report 10 com
nandant Pacific branch of United States
military prison,
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Nyw REALTY CORPORATIONS,

70" following realty corporations were
q. Uttered ~ Albany yesterday:
Nut"r Place Corporation, Manhattan cap
"a. $500, directors Pearl ", AnsorEe Percy
Ansogg", Brooklyn, y, y, Milton n. An
30 20. New York city.
.l' ,t'dge Homes Corporation Brooklyn
capital, 5000, directors. Isidor Schoen berg,
"a Sohoenberg and Hyman Goldberg,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
GEORGE u. READ & co. TO MOVE

George r. Read & co. have leased
largo ground floor space IN the Mutual
Life Building at 30 Nassau street. The
Mechanics and Metals National Bank will
occupy the lower portion ~ 20 Nassau
street in which tho Read company now
has It's offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-10
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Pease Gilman have leased for Mrs
Mary r. Tatum the three story and base
ment dwelling at l02 Edgecombe avenue.
between l39th and l4Oth streets, 10 Z.
r. Gross
Edward Franklin has leased the dwell
ing 32S East Fifteenth street to Julius
klucman.
T.. 4. Turner has leased the house at
II East Thirtlcth street to Mrs. X. Bon
nell.