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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
CLOTHIERS TAKE BWAY LOFTS
Manufacturers Lease Large space
In old section.

Carsteir & Linnekin have Leased for the
estate OF Ogden dioelct 20 Levy & MARK
witt AL the lofts, about 10000 aquaI,
feet, IN the building At SOC and sll
BROADWAY The lessees are manufnctur-
ers Of mems clothing The lease Is FOR a
term 90 YEARS al an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the i've story and basement build
ing at 81 and 50 Front street for ten
years for the Preferred city Real Estate
Company to the A Rlelenherg COMPANY
The building will be altered. Leased also
loft at 81 Ann street 10 Emil Travers
and space In 81 and 20 Ann street 70
the Holden. Smuuis Art Company.
The Payson Mol. Merrill Company and
Ames = co have leased for the estate OF
lchabod T. Williams the two story build p
Ing at lls West Twenty eighth street to
George Cntsonas. who Will remodel I; for
the wholesale florist business.
VI. l.. Hess have leased five thousand
feet In the building in course OF construc-
ton at to l6 West Thirty-third street
running through TO 10 West Thlrt y-second
street known as the Waldorf Building to
T.. Newgass n Co the fourth loft at
20 East Twenty-second street to Isaac
se!del, and the fifth loft to the Fashion
k!mona Company. the latter being rep
resented by Carstein & Llnnekln.
Corn & Co. have leased the store and
basement az 659 Madison avenue to the
Hoilander Company; space In the Grand
Building. northwest corner of Broadway
and Grand street, TO Rosenwasser Bros.
and for the r. II. Wood, W II. Dolson
Company 5000 square feet AT lOe-ll5
West Twenty-slxth street to Model Cos
tune Company,
Pease & Gilman have leased the store
and basement at i2s West Seventy second
street to w ID. Kilgour
I,piIfA 2ChraD haa
43b sixth avenue to David Sonnenschein,
and for Louis Spero the store In 1874 West
Twenty-third street to Gus sahell for a
term OF wears.
Pepe Bros. have leased $40 Thomson
street. four story building between Yves,
Third street and Washington Square
South, 20 a Mr. he Polo for use rs a
garage.
The Cross Brown Company has leased
the fourth floor at is 10 81 West sixty
second street to OberweiRer a Smolavic
the NTH floor at 3bI West Tifty-second
street 20 Jimlnez, Rosenbloom 4 keenan,.
and the second floor at 23s West Fifty
sixth street 10 tho Jandorf Automobile
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
TWO NEW ERIE DIRECTORS.
Stockholders Elect Robert w. Pom-
eroy and VI. ID. FoiIansbee,

stockholders OF the Erie Railroad at
'hs annual meeting yesterday elected to
the board of directors Robert w. Pomeroy
OF Buffalo TO succeed Charles A. Peabody,
resigned, and NJ. y. FolIansbee OF Chi
csgo to succeed II. =. Dawson. The
special meeting OF stockholders 20 con-
slider the execution Of refunding and i'm
Il week
Net corporate income for the year ended
June 30 was si.i22,s showing the heavy
decline OF s6.6s2,700 This IL equivalent
TO las per cent on the FIRST preferred
stock, against i5.3 per cent earned in
the previous year Operating revenue
was s6O,ss3.575. against se2.647,35s in
the previous year. Operating expenses
we're f2.077,2i7 greater than In the pre-
vious year. Surplus for the year was
sl5s.623. decrease OF t6,523,O<5.
President Underwood at the meeting
said The Erie Railroad IL n long way
from being bankrupt. The road to-day
Is In better shape physically than IL has
ever been. | have great faith in the Erie
Railroad. The showing Of the $4,000
surplus Is not the best that the road IL
capable OF We have followed the policy
OF building up the road out OF earnings
We established a level OF expenses in the
early months, which Il was difficult TO re-
duce when the business depression became
so pronounced. In other words, We had
on too much sail. which It was difficult to
reduce. To show you this, the showing In
the hrst quarter OF the new fiscal year IL
$4,000 better than a year ago"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England, senerslly fair to-day and TO-
morrow moderate northeast TO east winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyivania
local rains to-day. with moderate to fresh
northeast winds; fair Tomorrow.
For northern New England, fair to-day
and tomorrow; warmer to-morrowi mod
crate shifting winds
high yesterday throughout the country.
with a principal centre over North Dakota
and only relatively low over the middle
Mississippi ana Ohio valleys and the South
eastern States.
showers occurred In the Northwest tbs
Mississippi and Ohio valleys the lake
regions and the west Gulf section. and n
was cloudy in tho Atlantic States
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair.
II was cooler In nearly all parts Of the
country. and sharply colder from the
DAko;as south and southwestward.
Frosts occurred in North Dakota and
Nebraska and freezing temperatures pre-
vailed In the Dakotas and parts Of the
Rocky Mountain States southwark into
northern New Mexico and Arisona.
In this city the morning was fair; cloudy
IN the afternoon; wind. fresh northeast:
average humidity. CO per cent; barometer.
corrected 10 read to sea level, at 4 A. N.
so.27. +. NJ. 8o.So.
Tho temperature In this city yesterday. 4
recorded by the nf'lclai thermometer. Ia shown
In taIl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
Cotton states weather.

For North Carolina. local rains ,p-day
cooler In west and south portions; mol
crate to fresh northeast Winds. part,
cloudy 90 morrow
For South Carolina and Georgia. cooler
to-day, with occasional rains fair TO
morrow. eScep, rain near the coast; mod
crate east nnd northeast winds
For Alabama, fair to-day, except rain J..
extreme south portion; cooler. fair ana
slightly warmer tomorrow, moderate nor,h
10 east winds
For Mississippi and Louisiana. fair TO day
preceded by rains in extreme Fouth por
ton. cooler In extreme south portion. fat
ana somewhat warmer tomorrow; mod
crate north to east W.uds.
For eastern Texas, taiv to-day in north.
showers and cooler In south portion. fsir
tomorrow: warmer In interior, moderat.
north and northeast winds
For western Texas partly cloudy to-day
fair and warmer to-morroW.
For Arkansas partly cloudy and cor.
tinued cool to-day; fair and warmer 10
morrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
WIN name and nddraas of IendsTs
Attorney

Attorney
WEST BROADWAY. 20S, mort on lease, Ae,
Dec |, i9oS-Albert Thomas TO Jno Il
IssTH ST. is5 W. i,sii 7th Az. iisSsii,
Noy %. i9il--Clnra Meyer to Jane G
Cahoon. III Goth ST. atiys, Lachman
SAME PROPERTY. May il, iSo,-Hy N
a. Hattie Powell ct al TO Gustavus siden-
berg, eXr; attys Kurzman r, 25 Broad
TRANSFER OF tax lien, sis. oc, O. ieis,
lot 10, blk 1877. sec s-Abr Stern q Chas
LOTS 3O9.3ls map 1907. estate Of octaviA
Moss, Jerome av and Maoombs road.
between belmont 1T and w 10th st.
nov IS. i9l3--Thos II Reynolds and ano
20 Moss estate, attys, Co. 100
iSO5--Geo II & Amelia shaner 20
Auburn Saw Bank, atty, q co. i?s
10TH sr.' = ., Az 4. '.sxs.s: lin iisV st.
=, % W Az A, 22x9ts. Oct rs, 1915
Gaetsno n PIetrina Tantillo TO Girolamo
kubino, 16 u Houston at! atty, bonanno.
LOTS sgs-sa5, map property OF Edw k
Heights Feb e. isisSJsrome Barry to
Howard Vessels; atty, II Ogden. So
H6GsToN ST is7 b. -. Forsyth 'I 81,
22sI.' May ID, iSss--ignaE and Johanna
Aoelis TO Newburgh Saw Bank; attys. r q
Az A, 1897, W =, 64t n list at. 26xiOO,
Dec IS. lal2-Godfrey Knoehe to 7 g a T
20, 40 IfWay' .,.,,. ,,.,,,. 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14

LIS pFNDENs.
Manhattan.

18Th At, 81 E--nraddin Hamilton ast How
ard stevenson tpartition); atty. ID X
Townsend.
Az ID. cor s,h st. l7sS77-wm II sohmohi
aGt Louis weinstein ct al tforeelos OF
mtg attys, Wilson, Barker a Wager
i0eTH ST, ., bet ID and Sd avs. lot 20
Hans Fedsrer agt Threshold Realty Corp
At Al foreclos OF tax LEM; atty, J Cans
18Th BIT. $50 E--Thos Lawless agt Rosaiind
goss action 20 foreclose mechanic
lien)j atty, q W Curry.
ssD ct. i5i and 1888 E-christian D Meyer
agt East 2sd st Realty co ct nj tforecios
OF MTG; atty, a. Frey
itlST Sr. 2Ss and 24l w-Chas II McClain
sgt Inter.City Land Securities co ct al
ltoreolos OF mtg. atty, III w Kennedy.
9TH ST, $40 W--Frankiin Saw Bank In City
Of agt Jos Helm ct al Cforeclos OF
mtgl; atty. W NJ Powell, Jr.
6isT ST. tA and 4as w 1.-TWO actlons)-Die-
derich Hil1ebrand AIT Annie Rafferty,
a. al tforeclos OF two mtgs) attys. Decker.
Allen a storm.
Bronx.
LOT ~, map new village of Jerome--georEs
Corti aSt Kingston Securities CO ct al tac.
ton To set aside decd; ettys Menken
CLAY Az. . =. s26s /. is7th at, soxso--
Edward KruE, Jr agt Eleanor Doll ct al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty, 8
BATIiGATE Az, Va. asse i7sth ~. 72x
s2b--tnrrie Westerheld aRt sophie Miller
OF a. foreclosure VI mortgage); atty. - y
Rahcll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
EUEER CURB TRADING
WILL BEGIN TO-DAY
Rc>trlrtionS on Stocks Selling
Under SO on July 30
\rc Lifted.
INDICATION OF CONFIDENCE

cg.n trading will open to-day In stocks
.o,I "a, 'H. close on July so at $40 or un-
ler Tie committee supervising trading
g, u0Ysted stocks announced late yester-
lay aftern on that restrictions on trading
Ia u,I's'oi s'ocks selling under SO would
10 rst1. beginning to-day.
THr a..p IS regarded as an Indication OF
yroe..r , rdlouce. IL Is understood tina
. ls .-unu'"d hv the success of the meas
ures 10 far taken. under which a re-
.trct.l trading has been going on in
stocks ".Icr 50.
T. ruling will open 10 free trading
ing curb brokers and other dealers
% ...rl stocks practically all the min
rr s.D,as ou the curb list. OF which
.,,rs arr more than forty. and several
M .,' Industrial stocks on the list.
including R'ker. Hcgoman. UEited Cigar
stores usN. United Profit Sharing Max
,sr Motors. common. and Marconi OF
Am.r.c.u.
All Oh. STANDARD on stocks and most Of
10 ,1.r rtaat tobacco stocks on the curb
e. v.U continue under tho trading re-
..-r'Uns . the committee
The .p,,N committee OF five OF the
New N.r. stock Exchange made n ruling
es..-1ty N,t Hated guaranteed stocks
.tay Poi. i'Gt iu through the committee
4 moderate concessions from the closing
rico, o., June 80. The ruling Il slight
.s'''re down ~ the bars. hut the stocks
dest y th are - inactive that trade
r thor. rarely occurs IN normal times.
The committee OK seven bondholders will
.up.rylse trades I'm unlisted guaranteed
tocts
II s understood that IN the case OF
sod bonds. though some trades were
lone az fair concessions, the general level
vas ou'v moderately below the closing
'r.e.s Tn som" instances fairly heavy
transact ions were put through at prices
,losa 'o '0- closing figures.
Tie ucN ruling opens to trading only
N'-y-rr" stocks. They are gilt edged
70 that r-,r dvidends are guaranteed
" GONE standard corporation. Most of
re stocks are 81 subsidiaries OF the New
rorS Central she Pennsylvania, the Della
va-c and Hudson, Delaware, Lackawanna
nd Western, and Western Union. their
payments being guaranteed by the parent
.oUuan,. Most Of the stocks are very
rae.y.. bong closely held. There Is
t'e pressure 90 sell them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man
haitian and Brooklyn sniesrooms.
lat - VESEY STVEET1
BY JosAph y nav

TAT "a VESEY STREET
BY Joseph + pay.
slST ST. 200 +, n r. tot, % 30 av. .5bN
lO2. 2, sty tenmt and stpros-K NJ cold
smith 81 al sgt David Rosenstein Of al:
Que, t26tits7; 20 the plaintiff 90. sg72Ai
SYST ST. sil T.. ;, l25.l 80 av. 9,.5N
lO2 rty tenmt and stores-K NJ Gold
smith 81 al hgt Ino Muller ot a.; due
s9e'e2Sot; 20 the plaintiff ........ t27.24s
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
BY william =. Ras
HANCOCK ST, =, 1873 Howard av, 2zx
ct all 20 the plaintin for 1850 over a mort.
ssTH ST. vs.. io7s Az II, 5o1ioo-J T
G Finn agt Z r Plunkeu e, al: to the
plaintiff tor s?i0 over mortgage ottsS 400
WOODRUFF Az n r. 3o6 Flatbush plank
I'd. b0xllo-C V Dykeman agt VI Law
renee et nj. TO tho plaintiff for 81, 900 over
mortgage OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40, 900
BY William J. McPhllllamy
oATLING PL, n cor pa -. i0OxiOOx
irreg-F II Winkler ngt u silmnn - al.
TO the plaintiff for, .,,.............tI.O 900
LINCOLN Az. : 100 Liberty av. eix
l0o-,J White aEt Treel ct nj: 10 the
piaihtin FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a. 90
BY Jsre johnson. Jr., Co.
JAY st. g. 10 Front st lO2xi35x irreg-
broadway SavngH Inst Of the City OF y Y
aFt Rappsport ct nj; TO the plslntin
ROAD from Fiatbush to bedford av, 9 5.
ala Montgomery, ID r Hogan
AIT d McCarty ct al: to the plaintiff
go. 9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Uptown Dwellings Find Buyers
Fast Side Business Build
ing In Trade.
LOFT BUILDINGS LEASED

Trading In real estate centred yesterday
In the marketing OF uptown dwellings.
With one exception the deals had to do
with properties Of no great value. The
exception was n house in Fltty-hrst street
on leasehold property near Fifth avenue,
which Is said to have changed ownership.
business building on the East Side
was sold to n buyer who gave a country
house and some acres In part payment.
In Brooklyn and In other boroughs little
selling was reported. Leasing In all sec
tons. however. was fairly good. In Man
haitian several buildings were leased by
single tenants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
DWELLINGS FIND NEW OWNERS

WEST 1A2D STREET - Thomas ].
O'Reilly has sold. for Mrs. NJ. Bouvet.
$40 West 142d street, four story
two family house on lot I5x99.li.
WEST 122D STREET-Thomas j.
O'Reiily has sold for Mrs. Eva a. Mar
back 273 West 1924 street, n four story
single Hat on lot 20xl001i.
EAST 34TH STREET.--The NJ MorRen-
than. Jr.. Company has sold for Will
lam l.. Calm 3l4 East Thirty-fourth
street a six story business building on
lot ?I.3v9s9. about 200 feet east OF
second avenue. Tho buyer. Mrs. Es-
telle q. Winston, gives In part payment
n sixteen room dwelling and n quar-
ter acre plot at Wcstwood N >.
WEST 5lST STREET Alexander VI.
Hadden is reported to have sold Is
West Fifty-frst street. n four story
dwelling. on lot 2i.6xlO0.5. Columbia
College !easeho.d. The house Is about
29t feet west of Fifth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14

WASHINGTON. oct. lB.--Ths battleships
Minnesota and Vermont have arrived at Vera
cruz the tug Patapsco NJ Southern drill
grounds, the destroyer Dupont az Fall River;
cruiser Tennessee at Brindisi. the battleshlp
North Dakota at Key West; tho batteshiI
Texas at TuNpau, the repair ship Panther
tha tug Pontiac and the destroyers Warning
ton, Drayton, burrows. Patterson, Anmen.
pauldinE, Trippe, Tanning, pealc, Jarvis
Jouett Jenkins Cassin and Cummings at
Gardiner's Ray the collier Pompeii at Iloilo
The cruiser Cleveland has sailed from La
paa for sea- the destroyer Dale from lloiio
from Cchu, and the hattleship Utah frou
Hampton Roads for Tangicr Sound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
wEsTCHEsTER HOUSE RENTALS

Julia Beverly Higgens has rented for
William G, lie Gendre his stone cottage
on McLain street. Mount Ksco, TO Rush
T., Dner OF New York for one year: also
for Pierre Jay his place on Nolan street,
known as Blue Hills. to Seth u. Hunt
OF New York for one year.
Kenneth Ives & Co have leased for
Clara A. NJ Greer her property on Ever
green avenue, Rye. TO Ralph Hubbard for
two years and for William T. Gould his
house on Broadway Hast!ngs-on-Huds son.
to Myron H. Clark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
TENANTS ron CITY HOMES.

Thomas J. O'Re'lly has leased for the
Atlantic Realty Company OF Stamford
Conn. the dwelling at sis West End
avenue 10 Mrs. N Gormulley
rnger & Watson have leased for FL.
ward Boyle the dwelling AT s22 East
Fifty-hrst street to Christian Gerber.
Douglas l.. Gilman a Co. have leased
for term OF years for Mrs George I.
Malcolm So East Fifty-second street, a
Ave story American basement house, on
lot lsxI00. TO Myron H. oppenheim.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
" y. Meissner, Manhattan: cnpital
$1,000 directors, Emil n Meissmer, NSw
York city' Barnard c. Rice, East orange
~, j., and William 8. Grey. New York city
Leroy Coventry 4 Co, Manhattan: capital
i:.5O0; directors, Terry Coventry. r. e
MONTGOMERY and Grace c. Jacques. New
York city.
NJ. II, Realty Company. Manhattan CAPT.
tai $1,000; directors, Morris Halperin
sanpe H. He perin and Charlotte Geilch
Gerard Real Estate Corporation. BROOKLYN,
y, Y: capital, 5000; directors. James Il
smyth, Erwin +. Gross and May Gross
Brooklyn, y. T.
Fountain Byiiding Corporation. Brooklyn
capital 1000, directors, James T.. Smyth
Erwin D. Gross and Thomas A. Kennedy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
Assignments.

STANDARD BAKING COMPANY. INC.
wholesale bakers, H.ss Rivington street
assignment 20 Lewis u. saper' me com =
1918, with capital stock 10000. Louis
Gewitz IL president
SAMUEL. SCHNEIDER. manufacturer OF
cloaks and suits a5L Division street as
sgnment to Jacob W. Block. He has been
IN business six years.
JOSEPH / RAPHAEL & SON--Joseph l..
Hannah and Jacob u. Raphael, who ala
business as Joseph ]. Raphael & son, and
II. Raphael SON cap manufacturers, 2oi
Green" street assignment 10 Joseph :.
Weinherger
JOSEPH MORRELL. wines and liquore 81
Amsterdam avenue, assignment 70 Samuel
{. Dubefsteln Mr. Morre has been In
business here since April, 1912, ana was
formerly in Savannah. Ca.
PAuI. TANzMAN, corset and gloves 1871
Essex street assignment TO Israel brink
man. Mr.. Tansman began business in
1895 and was previously In business In
GloYersville He also president Of a
motion picture theatre in Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
NEW BROKERAGE FIRM.

Everett A. Brett AMI Fenmore G.
Goode, formerly members OF the corpora
ton Of y Brigham Hall and William ~
Bloodgood, have incorporated as The Bret
Goode Company. The new Arm has
taken temporary Offices at sac Fifth ave
nue. pending the completion OF new quar-.
ters
John A lie Bout!llier and Barant LET
ferts have been elected directors Of Doug
las l.. Gilman a Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsH1NGToN. oct is-rhess army or
ders were Issued:
ond Infantry, detailed In the aviation sec
tion Ut signal Corps at San Diego. Cal.
First Lieut.. r W. Brabson, from I'M
assigned list 20 rwenty-thrd Infantry,
First Lieut., A. ID. Cummings, from Tenth
Infantry 70 Twenty ninth Infantry,
Second Lieut.. Y. Is CRrrithers from Tenth
20 Twenty ninth Infantry.
First Lieut.. c. W. Dalemberte, Medical
Service Corps, TO active duty and Fort Rar
rnncRs. Florida.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-14

s.p-sn. cour,-Appolla,. pivi.ion-Besore
tn.g r. L eSs1, mems Sso,, P9y,'ns
10 5i 81 TO-. 90 io g. 49,, 81 - rs. 'iosS iSSs,
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Sinr.r"e court Sprriai T.rm@part l.
20 40 w. d MOTION calendar 'a'''
& h e. par F"r natter 4 Court opens at
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

UNGvEReAL PIANO COMPANY. 42s whit
lock avenue, petition In bankruptcy by
creditors The company made an assign
ment on September 80 TO Cinord ..
Ludvigh. Liabilities said to be ps, 900
assets, $4,000. The company was incor-
porated IN August 1905. and has capital
stock 81 SO. 900.
FRANK !. FLoCKE. Ice machine manu-
facturcr and machinist 7sl East 18TH
street. ilied petition IN bankruptcy: la
hiiiges, si2.j5i, assets $3.50
Caller NASH. fence constructor, Mount
Vernon, filed petition In bankruptcy; liza
hui'lcs, Si7.2s9: assets, slo.6se.
MOSS < GRAHAM---,fohn Graham, a mem
Der Of the Arm Of Moss q Graham. manu-
lecturers of saws and machine knives.
"g4 Centre street hed petition In bank
rupt,y asking To- have the ilrm declared
,aukrupt Liabilities. '?.7s2; assets.
'Ial" Tho petition IL Ia result, II II
s.Hi. Of partnership dispute. Mr.. Ora
ham made an assignment on saturday.
ADDLPu PRINCE Of Freeport, l.. l., who
deals In liquors at 2l3 West Forteth
street. Manhattan, nled voluntary petit
iion In bankruptcy IN the United States
nis,rlc, Court, brooklyn, Lsbiiit,,ss,
So. UUu life Insurance pIlicleg
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These navy orders were i..ued :

Lieutenant Commander a, n Mitchell, %
Mare Island yard.
Passed Assistant Surgeon c. L. Moran
from naval hospital, Mare Island, to South
Dakota.
Lieut. col, l., @ Lucas, Marine Corps
from Philadelphia barracks to New YORK.
barracks.
capt Il p Moses Nj c. from Fourth
Regiment 10 Forty second Company at Guam
second Lieut. y, Bryant, NJ c" from Fourth
Regiment TO United States ahip Helena.
second Lieut. u, G, Williams. NJ. ., from
the Helena to Mare Island barracks
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BRooKLyN DWELLING SALES.

James VI. Hawley has sold for Laura
" Carlisle the dwelling at i04h Pulaski
street and for Caroline FAIL tho dwelling
AT Isl S;anhope street 20 Emily Kelly
and Laura Winkler.
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TO SUBlE-
BOROUGH or sRooKLYN-roR SALE

DETACHED HOUSE containing Mine
Rooms, all Improvements. on plot Of ground
Oriio In beautiful Kings Highwsy section.
50 minutes to New YORK by Brighton Beach
IL" Public and parochial schools two blocks
away; churches OF all denominations nssr by
For sal - a bargain to cash buysri neigh
norhood hrst class For particulars. address
"ARGAiE. Box iss Sun Office.