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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
MORE FOREIGN BILLS HERE.
business Growing RapidIy-Nay
Get on Dollar Basis

several Of the local banks and trus,
Sr3sH!.s ere now making acceptanccs
OF Foreign bills aHd the business Is said
TO he Increasing rapidly Bankers are
LOOKING on this feature Of the exchange
market as a most hopeful one. in that
" Is bringing to this country a business
Indt II never had even iu, normal times
They asCribe their ability TO mako those
dcrrrtanccs to the Federal reserve act
ana the now Van Tuyl state banking law.
lndcr tn" national bank act and the
Ola banking ldW o. this state IL was inn.
possible for state banks. trus, comma.
MES or national banks to make accept.
anccS OF foreign bills As soyu AZ tho
van Tuyl law was passed several of tho
trust companies took the business lin I'm
a small way. but found that the -atural
channel To- tn" acceptance of all bills
was through London. with the outbreak
"f the war and The general business lie
up tn Londo1, traders go South America.
INC Orient and IN Europe began to lool,
around Tor an acceptance market for the
bills
Local national bankers found that that
clause OF the Federal reserve &c; relating
10 This allowed them to begin business
AZ once and thoy lost mo- time in seek
ing 10 make acccptInccS. The amount
handled at first was small but an official
OF one OF the largest national banks iu
INC CITY said yesterday that II was rap
idlN growing lIc added that IL was
especially satisfactory tp soc the develop
mr''t Of this business as It was about the
best sort ~ an hvcstncut that a bank
could make
Tie said tho business ~ tho acceptance
Of Foreign bills would b, continued here
after the var provided fore gu.rs could
income accustomed To- doing business on
the dollar rs well as the pouad sterling
basis.
Foreign exchange brokers transacted q
falr amount ~ business Yesterday They
reported continued transactions in marks
and that they wore doing some business
with Italy Nywuui sterling was quoted
at I?>i, and cables ~ t9S5. Franc
cables were quoted at o.OS and MARKS
az 93H,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16

For Virginia, fair to-day and to-msrrov
FAIR in the Interior. unsettled on thu coast
strong northeast winds.
For North Carolina fair In -os'. IN
settled, probably showers in east portion
to-day and ia morrow strong nortbcss'
winds. probably reaching gale force.
For South Carolina, unsettled to-day srf
tomorrow. probably rain near tho coas'
strong northeast Winds probably rosch'r :
gale force.
For Georgia fair IN west. showers IN eas
portion to-day to morrow probably far
strong northeast V!DIa probably reaohins
gale force on tho coa-t.
For Alabama. genera! fair to-day and 70
morrow, moderate north and northeas,
winds
For Mississippi and Louisiana, proba bly,
fair TO-DAY aud tomorrow. northeast winds.
For eastern Texas. generally fair to-day
and tomorrow. fresh southeast ~inds.
For wcstern Texas and Arkansas gen
orally fair to-day and tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Buyers Found for Harlem Flats
and Small Properties I'm
The Bronx.
BIG APARTMENTS PLANNED
Two to BE Built on West 86th
St.-Broadway Arcade Plans
New Queens Industry.

TWO Harlem fats were sold Yesterday
and number OF miscellaneous properties
IN other boroughs the entire days trading
amounting to very little. The planning OF
new buildings was more active. designs
having been submitted to the Bureau Of
Buildings for two twelve story apart-
m"nt houses TO he erected on West Eighty
siNth street At a cost OF 100000. and for
the arcade building which the Standard
on company viii erect on lower Broad
way. Plan- also were filed for a now
BowerN lodging house. The Sterling Gum
company. one OF the large Industries ~
the country. has closed lease for q
large plant In Long Island CITY. where It
Will employ 1000 men. and In Manhattan
e number 81 small commercial leases were
reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
LAYING PLANS FOR
COTTON SYNDICATE
yofpil, NJ the Concrete Proposal.
However. Are Not Yet
Ready.
PROBLEMS or NEW LAW
Federal and Exchange Officials
striking Suags in Con-
strung II.

A,h,.-N NJ statement OF a concrete
. ... .,,. f.-,,,.,io,, Of ,,. .,.,,tt.
,...s., $780,. IT.. -
20 I'D '.'"' '.' '''''' '''''' ''''
.'A '' ."''".'t .''N'"''' u IL Known
..aj f. Du." '''' 1s actively at work
1H % tails are expected within
4... r.. u,orl, of the committee
..., .1.cey i,y,.,,,,tt,,,
H..
''''o' ~
..s U... .'.'.-''. '' "Hu out now hu'h
..''yt 5000 nav" to "- tdh'u care OF
80 ''' 'N'''sT'd WHINE
'.ss '.'"f '.'' own eoi''i I''a anu
.a.' -..'.'''' OF t"' '""'' III q
's ''' part oi the eNndl'ate'
.hu.t. 'E 1911. u'' ntN' 10 nc con-
s..'t .'.'' P''" go' 'n' ui,u'''
.t"s ... i. .'.I."Hs "' ,''"s' lTi's
'ai. H'. go .I''I'l' on tn' hdSls OF
c' |' I' .""' l'' '.''' ''' SNhdICht'
t'' a. ''.' ear" "t more imam
-''.' h.'. ''S "r'n''s mus TAT re-
'sd A.' .'. .'''I
Az result "' ''' "'',ate proposal
ere VS. 'N.' '.'' '"' - VI t'c'"s on
o." ''..'N i'N. .'N-'' an" ,,l'r' Us 'N'n
o." t'ih.'' t''h p, s'Id. 'S 'he r'oI'l'''E
g.. .N'.i'S' NO. ''pS'Ns "u' U, az
a contract, Nll l"av" tho various firms
'ee P" co.. ny no." hnN''ss' ana inc
s'l'f FEE tT's' '''Mprou7 10 nave inc
chang" ''sun' III. normal junction
.a I'"'''' .''.. "' bringing rrodu'er
ID 81. inner ''E''n'r j. not W"lNlhs ~
''I .' '.I .'' %. IL vas p'''urtd ~ VIC
r-' '...' f''~ or southern P"'u,Itl'@'
Pie A'.i''. 10Y cotton nave louhh t"'t
CONTRACT r'Si'N' lH lh' ~ '"'. no"
v'sad ~ .i'ni 'lnE 'oinn"ultN Na'u+'
70 e a"'''H d -''" measure as w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL The eunboat
Machias arrived at Monte christi. the bat .
tleships Missouri! Illinois aud Maine At
Annapolis; the supply shin celtic a. Gal
''s'ou' the destroyer Cummings AT Calves
ton. - tug Rocket left Washington Tor
Indian Head and Norfolk; the collier Nan
shan at Mare Island, the destroyer Somers
left Mobile for New Orleans. the cruiser
south Dakota AZ Rremerton, tho tug Pa
tapsco at Guantanamo, the collier orion left
Hampton Roads for Guantanamo, tho de-
spatch boat Dolphin AT Wishing on. the tug
Pontiac at Newport. the battleship North
Dakota at TuNpam, the hattleship Now
Hampshire at Vera cruz, the cruiser salem
left Tuspam foT Vera Cruz; tho cruiser ~
hany left Guaymas for Santa Rosalia. the
gunboat Yorktown left Ia Paz FOR AGA pulco
via Mszatlan; the cruiser Tennessee Ion
Havre for Portland, England
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16

Cross 4 lirown Company, with Daniel
Birdsall q Co, has leased from the plans
for Frederick Ayers IA tive story and base
ne0t factory building. to contain "A total
floor area OF about 100000 square feet,
The building viii cover the entire block
front on the south side Of Harris avenue
between Ely avenue and William street
Long Island city, and be ready for occu-
pancy about April !, 1915. II will be n
modern, hreproof, steel structure to cost
considerably over 5000 900 The lessee
the Sterling Gum Company. has taken a
long term lease at an aggregate rental
understood TO he 5000, 900. They will
open the plant with force OF l. 900 en-
ployces.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16

Robert w. Chanlcr took back two large
plots OF his former holdings IN the old
Cozlne farm when he took title yesterday
from John NJ Scobe to the property at
the southeast corner Of Ninth avenue and
Fifty-ffth street and the northwest corner
or Tenth avenue and Fifty.nftN street
The ninth avenue corner consists OF thir-
teen buildings covering an area fronting
l29 feet on the avenue and l7j on the
street The Tenth avenue corner. 1905 OK
200 Is covered ny old buildings. In De
ccmber. 1911 Chanler and his then wife.
Lima Cavalieri. transferred the property TO
Scobic. who now turns Il back for a nom
inal consideration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
RHo,DwAN ARCADE PLANS.

n craig Severance and William Van
Alien nlo1 plans Yesterday for the arcade,
three stories high az the Broadway side
and four stories on tho New street front
which tho Standard OIL Company Wi.
erect at ~ Ia 20 Broadway, extending
through 70 New street. partly on the
S'e of the old Tower building II will
have ~ trhle faCsdcs and. according 10
he plans. will cost $4,000 Work will
he started on November |. The PROPOSED
building viii contain rooted passage.
way. lined on either aid, with stores
extending through the block Tile walls
81 this section Of the structure will he
entirely Of glass and marble pllasters
supporting vaulted ceiling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

sTH Az. a30--Phi,lp Mostow agt Mary and
waiter Won Erenbcl owners ami con.
tractors ............. tsS5 a.
BEEKMAN PLACE. IS to5 n 5oth ~ eoS
loo-farber & Wigdor act Gustav stats.
owner; samuel JtCohi contractor. .tlO7 qf
BROADWAY, 3lT- Murray ~ sheet Metal
Works agt Society OF Ncw York Hospital
owner. William Wolf contractor 3d.. .iG
s7TH ST, =, $50 81 av. I50viO0ll-
sam Rliler agt Henry Frank ct A. owners
Max Brosawsky, contractor ....... ..... $40
AMSTERDAM Az, eo6.S-Jsmes McIaughIin
60 agt Ressie T and Frank r Houghton,
owners: Jacob Keller, contractor. .. sSt so
FULTON ST, i9i--- Coco Bros. Inc. agt 60
tate OF James u Phyfc, owner: Elm &
Enpcn co. contra ctors. ............ 60
9TH ST, 323-e5 John PhilhrIck &
Bro hGt Henry Frank ct a., owners: MaN
lroslawsky, contractor, ........... s9l. 10
CLEVELAND PLACE, 15-Pollingor & 20
agt Joseph Leibcrt ct AL owners: Henry
l.uhln' lessee. solomon Schwartz. rom
tractor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Bronx.
led ST. I5I E-Norris Bregman AIT Mrs.
Rosie Samuolson. owner aud contrac-
NOE Az, S, 100 72d st, soy oO-rony r
Carfagno agt Frank q Coryen and Coryo!l
building Go, Inc owners and contrsc.
JACKSON Az. soO-e Harry rein as, R sSbGt
Fulton Realty Co, owner. Moe Isaacs
N'"N"'''I yllN.de
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
FIFTH AVENUE ronucLos,'pr.

Suit has been begun In the Supreme
Court by the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank against the eos Fifth Avenue Com
pany and others to forcclose mortgage
Of $3.50. 600 on the property on the west
side of Firth avenue. $50 feet north of
Twenty ffth street. on plot 2S.5x1t24 10
the casterly side of Broadway. made by
the zoo Fifth Avenue Company on May
l. 1912. This property and EOS Fifth ave-
nue adjoining were taken in trade last
November by the st. Johns Park Realty
Company for their building on Fourth
street between Gansevoort and Horstlo
streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
MORTGAGES.


,With name aud address OF lender ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
South Of Fourteenth st.
~ 70 Lion Prewery eorpn 10. " tos,n
=, sent 2, demand, . p c; sttys Fitch. 81
AT O. SO N Ss "a ,s'eI
Albert l. Schuckle. 45S W goth st. install,
S p g; sept -; atty, Jacob schlamp, ZIG
East Side.
East Of Fifth av between Fourteenth and
llOth sts)
Az A. = :. 25.s n s5th st ?5xlOo-Emu
Johannsen to Sophie Helms. SO e asd 81,
SEPT -. due July !, 1918, y c; atty. l.
7 ms 60, 100 Bway...............sa 900
West side.
'wes' 81 fifth a,W between Fourteenth and
10th sts.D
18Th ST. u =. 80 " 9th az. c2.sN9S IN
Florist supply 60 to Brentwood Realty co.
alst st. due as per bond. pr mtg tl5.-
T"y; sept 49, ATTY Jacob Wolf i5oo
2sTH ST, $ $50 sth az, a5xsss si '1,TYe
Weiss 70 LAWYERS Title rns & T co, i60
s,TH H" sr Si isss " sFs ssS coIumh ,ssSe
s'Hl"o s,IuIius II FoN to Emil 9 Bundy Of
CONVENTION G . 4 W 81 BSsy : , e. $500 $500
bR SeNi,iya ao,ny cor IN s., iGs Co
ct al, trus " cor Bway and nm At. s"nt
dst 'gpn ,.b, g attys' Yankauer & y.
~ n"'' '''''',,......,,.''.'.'.......'6 $40
'Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
l42D ST, IS, 100 . LenoN av, 26XgeIl-foah
Daniels ct al 20 Saml X johnson Sea Gate
brooklyn. pr Iatg tlq,95o, due May 20 isf7
a. = sept ~ atty, Francis n Chedsey
ST NICHOLAS Az. $. SOS i7sth V ~
ll7NlOO-Max Gratzner to VIM Noik and
ano, 65s 81 nv. pr mtg $4,000, due Mar
-. lsl5. Sept 10. p c: atty, T q 90
''' """' ''''' ''''''''''''t $500
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx
LoTS ll9 and NJ map portion Hunt
Nehrer i52 Ridsewood av Glen Ridge.
J. sept ~, yrs 5h p c; atty, c II
Bsechler. 1926 Walker av' ........ %. 900
Hugh u Fitzpatrick to Mary r Eaton
stss Malay av' sep. ~; yrs, p. =;
INTERNALE Az. " s. ?9s.io n Westchester
aN Coxl0o-Angel CONSTR CO, Inc to
Annie Fein. Deer Park. Y, sept ~
duo Jan J. islS, c; atty Lawyers
TrNToN Az. $, 2io,s lsIst &, ?7x rHSOO
sara CONSTR Co, Inc, to Saml simon. $50
Greene av. Brooklyn, Sept 10, 2 yrs. p G;
atty A Ssrafan, so Maiden Lane ~, 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16

Sharrott & Thorn have leased for the
Palacio Company for term OF ten years
the new two story building at 90 La
fayette street, northwest corner OF White
street, to a client for use as cafe and
restaurant.
Chris Schierloh has sold the lease of $50
West street for J g. Roney to Duieen
Bros, who will make extensive alterations
10 the building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

sTH 81 ln3. two uppor noors ruIIDs
krainin 70 Abr Elntracht. eie7 eth ay.
. yrs from OCT !. 1914. atty, NJ II Cod
ssTH ST. go and :3e W. ail-Katc Rtiiy'"
TO Henrietta Laloy. ga W goth ST. \ US
from MAY !. 1915: atty, \ Fischer. $40
HESTER ST. io7 and 100. str and h.'n ,io''
toncetta Gulli 20 Rosario Caliguiri. 100
Hester st, VS. from oct / 1914: attvs
FITCH, NJ & q, 30 Nassau St.. ti.OsO
"T BanE ETD 70 nathan snyder 5ts 2h9 i.S
=. sig yrs from sept /. 1914. atty
Eiv Phillips, 3o9 Bway '.......... 81. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
100000 IN NEW APARTMENTS.
NniIikcu a NorIi-r 10 Build Two
Houses on s8th street.

Two apartment houses costing together
$500, 900. are to he erected az $40 20 320
West Eighiy-siNth street from plans f'led
yesterday 10y Mulliken & MUcllcr The
structures viii he twelve stories high and
VIII he ~ brick The Eighty sixth Street
and West End Avenue COMPANY a build
ing COMPANY organized hy Mulljken 4
Nooll.r. is In" owner. They purchased
tho site l,'' July from Franklin Tcttit,
who had spent year assembling the
various properties included I'm the plot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
MORE BROOK FLATS

Contracts have been signed for the
erection or two apartment houses AT 1929
ana 1881 Fulton street. near Nostrand
avenue. The stables OF the Ferguson ok
press. which occupy the lots at present
arc being torn down Each building liz
20 cover "A lot NJ 20 feet frontage and 70
feet depth and will provide stores and
apartments. They will cost $4,000 The
owner Is John Ferguson. who owned the
stables and lot. Montrose W. Miller is
the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
C0TTONSEED OIL.
Better Tone 10 Spot OIL Affects En-
tire List.

Rsfiners were buying the near positions.
Offerings in general were limited There
were some claims OF fair sales of crude
oil In the Southeast at 35c.. but no hedge
pressure OF Importance was seen in tho
local market.
Tenders were for 1900 barrels. More
than $4,000 barrels have been delivered
so far this month Consuming demand
aggregates fair showing a slight expan-
sion from recent date, Speculative buy
ing IL spasmodic and rather light.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
Manhattan

BROADWAY, l3l0-MaN Zudek art Tyes
Realty GO ct al, May ~, l9l........ti75
BROADWAY, $ cor Slst st--Amerirsn
. "'ff III 20 af' WIN Walter ct a. Sep,
WENDoVEk Az. bto-5ii-.Wolf wcinranb
dgt tunArd Realty %, May -, lpl8..s9IO
MoRNINGSIDE Az T.. eS-Morris Levy ar,
Annie u Medford, July 10, l9li.., $50
bronS.
THIRD Az, q s. 3li5 Nendover av e6s
l'o-,Joseph Horrelli agt Gibraltar Realty
GO Inc ct Al, Feb 3. laii..........Sqas
18TH ST, sl7 E-Miohsel Lngana a co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

IWith n0no and address OF lenders Nttor-
neyJ
GATH ST 1876 W, a. 400 W Columbus ay
20Xl00,j. June :, lsOg--Wiiiam y and
Jessie T. Heard 10 Charles Rull trus.
toe, attyS, Miller Hartcorn, 20 Nassau
s,TH ST. iss W. -. $50 W Columbus 'S ~"
l7SloO5, Nov H. ls07---william Rau to
samuel selig. exr: atty. W Weiss. IS
DIST ST 2S2 Il, q. 24se from 5 W cor ri
Az. leaxl 1905, Aug %, isi2--Joseph and
Nosslie po.nsnski TO Margaret Cameron
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
NEW BOWERY LODGINGS.

The estate OF Charles A. Chesebrough
ia about to eroct a lodging house with
ground floor store at lo3 Bowerv
Plans for the structure were filed yester-
day by Walter IT, Weakening. who esti-
mates the cost AT $4,000. II will he a
five Story brick building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16

tn" Now ferry transfer system between
IL" Municipal Frrry to staten Island and
the connecting surface ltars I've Manhattan
wont into effect YESTERDAY \ 81,
cent fare now carries tho pasSengrr across
the hay 10 81 George. 80 or from TN,
RroedNay and Columbus avenue. tho sixth
avenue cor IN" Eighth a,ouuo limos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
n>RLEM APARTMENTS SOLD.

J. u Wakeman has sold FOR the Bond
and Mortgage Company the two six story
elevator apartment houses known as the
Highlands and Rosrhury at 227 70 o33
West ll6th street. between st. Nicholas
and Eighth avenues Tho structures
which occupy a plot Snxioo1l. have boon
rurrh> sod hy an investor. Tho rropertv
has been hold at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
bronr.
tBorongh ~ The Rron.

AHrilCR Az. ei5i. ~ --Freierir Thrli,h
part Aug 3. atty. o,,o Gr rasnSs ~
SANE pROpERTY-.t Louise Enrich 90 W.,
zsiler :ii. Arthur AZ. y part. Sep, II IL"
SAME PROPERTY wm ze,.or ia rr.d.t'a
III r.r'''a. 80 lS'ih So. = part. sep; y.
18Th ST n s. 100 PARK ay 5olioo-wt'n
ga hway. mtg. $4,000, sept II. stty..
ST pTTqHs rr,', ; : SIC ;s2 n ,Ii. -, ;.
Mary !: Eaton to Hush 4 " r,,p a p,
H,-It,9ainnp IS W'fS; zoe; Sssp, ~ o;'iys
i75TM ST :. 1875 W crotora Nv. :sri,st
..Th9s Mccullough 70 Mary mccullough.
M, We 1sa T g;s ny 2? i''s atty Mar
El.SMEHE ~. n g. IS Crotona parkVay
iet.sN .. =. iiyioo- Defender Constr 90 =
,.dmnnd Francis l!cnl'y CO. 20 Nassau -,
lan - atiys. Miller & ~ 20 Nassau
"RoToNA PARKWAY. 81, ioa . l7,,Ss ~ 81,
l'2tNS.NlooNlS3' Defender Constr 60
- Edn>ind Francis Realty co. % Mas.
.al =. Jan 90 a''>s Miller II. 20 Mas.
HUGHES w., 90 issth :, - Ii>s7'C
io'a .rlfrn Az Sept IL stty. l. r I 7
%. leo Hway '......-.....' 81 500
2lsTH ST = : io5 e FOURTH ay. iooSg.s ~
gdn 90 Geo Mayer 40 r ssh 81 mi.
800 Sept 10. atty. I q & T co, liz
SAME rRoPEEry-rho. J coync to s same?
i7oTHf 81 '? 30. I = ntT an
Nrd''ss 80 - Wm " Kirchner ssoS 81
IS mtg - 200. sept \. attvs. Douglas. \ &
CEDAR ". : lots gs2 & .a7. map ~,
T,a,.t RI sosioo. .oa Ge.'dnam TO
% 1905; atty, Jas McSor'e!. 500 e
Tr;rLER ~ cor iG,,h $, 90 3, i--Ss
Island Realty GO 20 Adolf Mandel S. y
>-d -. sept @: atty. \ Manic'. laa Ri,ins
AgTTtt.p ~ =, :, ,t-., , -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
AIDING ~ THE HRo>N.

rt.YMtTON AVENUE J mos Connors
has sold the lot. e5xIoo on the east
side OF Plympion avenue. et feet north
Boscohel avenue
SHAKESPEARE AVENUE --1osoph \
NaSscrman has sold 1905 Shakespeare
avenue. 4 two family house. on lot 2oN
~ near Washington Bridge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Harry G. Hart Realty COMPANY NAV
haitian capital : ooo, directors. Hester \.
Hart. Harry &. Hart ana Harry ". Hart,
New York city
Rechson Realty COMPANY Manhattan
Fanny Rr.hsou and Louis VIOLIN. Sew York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16

The Arnoor Realty Company. has
bought seven houses IN Brooklyn. They
are -. - 81 %. -. 80 and ~ Snedkrr
avenue 40 - and II are one family
houses. ~ lots 2iNioO: 10. two family
house. ON lot e5Ntoo and - 20 ~ are four
family houses. each on lot 20Nloo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun rises ass sun scts GOl Moon r,se. IN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
SandyHk ,2i Gov Island iaj Hell Cat, o3i
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandy Nv 10 30 Gov Island LIS Hell Gate 10 ~
Arrived. TUESDAY september IS
=, Frederic NiIi.. lN1p \. N. CopcnhaE gen
september
s. rotsdain. I? \ NJ. Rotterdam, september D.
- Limon. : 4 " Port tmon. september
- Re dltsla ::20 4. VI ,rcnos, August q
- Saratoga. a.to i NJ. Havana Sep
temher =
- Hilton, = y NJ Ccnfuegos. September I.
- Panama, 81 T. VI Cristobal. september 3
= Kansas city. $50 = NJ, Bristol. Sep
,Cmbor T.
= Chippewa 10 = ~
- Tyler 100 y
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- StdwpHlit from GrroH
~ nuc q Ao>ta from Naples.
IS Napoi. from Maple
IS santa NsrA from SI.nta Marta
- Alliance. from Colon
y, Tr,nt. from Colon
s. TlurHcl from Haitian
ARRIVED FRuM NUw YORK.
S. Trinidad. AZ Bermuda.
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RRONN STREET REPAIR PLANT.

W. T., & W. l. Brown have leased for
John Gallagher to the city OF New York
for five years. With 4 renewal privilege
for five additional years, the plot 10Oxl50
ON the east side OF Edgewater road run
ming through 10 the Bronx River. 2eS
feet south NJ Garrison avenue. n Ne used
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TO BuILD on EDGEMERE LOTS.

The Lewis H. MAY Company has sold
for tn. : Wencr Realty Company eight
lots on the east side ~ Ocean avenue and
Mermaid avenue. Edgcmcro. I. 7. 70 Nor
ris Asrof vino will improve the site
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noME~ ron STATEN ISLAND.

Joseph \ WaSserman has sold al Great
X lis. staten Island. q plot Of twenty
-Four lots. 2iNloO each. bounded by Dewey
Schlcy and Shafer avenues. to a buyer FOR
Improvement with dwellings