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The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22
new ship TO Be
NAMED MISSISSIPPI
PRESIDENT WILSON ENDORSES
SUGGESTION MADE BY sENA.
TOR WILLIAMS.

Washington, June 22.-One Of the
new battleships now under construc-
ton will be named the Mississippi as
the present battleship of that name is
to be sold When Senator John Sharp
Williams learned of the plan to sell
the old battleship Mississippi, he sug-
gested to the secretary of the navy
and later to President Wilson that
one of the new dreadnaughts should
be named Mississippi. The President
indorses the suggestion, as is shown
in the subjoined letters:
"Hon. Woodrow Wilson, President Of
the United States, White House:
"My Dear Mr.. Wilson, have just
written a letter to the secretary of
the navy, of which the following is a
copy:
"T understand that the Mississippi
is to be sold. The money for which
it is sold is in part to go to the con-
struction of new dreadnaught.
write this letter in order to beg you
to name one of the new battleships
Mississippi, so that the name may
continue in the service. We have
had a battleship named Mississippi
throughout most of our history the
ship commanded by Perry in the Jap
anese expedition was so called; thu
ship commanded by Dewey at Por
Hudson was so called. The nam
stands not only for a state in tn,
Union, but for it's greatest river, ant
the various ships which have born
the name have endeared it to the ne
val service. 1t was at my reques
that Mr.. Roosevelt, then President
had the ship you are about to SCI
baptized Mississippi
81 would feel very appreciative, a
would my people also, If you woul
take up the matter with the secretar
of the navy and perpetuate the nam
Mississippi in our naval records.
"The reasons for 1t are plain, pa
pable, obvious, as the Bard Of Ave
puts 1t.
81 had the honor of presenting til
silver service to that ship. The pc
pie of Natchez-perhaps the olde
settlement in Mississippi-tu OF
q" to give a great ovation to the sh
and it's captain.
"Please don't let the name be los
as it would be in case the sale
Greece is effected, unless one of IL
ships now upon the ways shall be {
designated.
81 am with every expression of r
gard, very truly yours,
: "John Sharp Williams"
=. "The White House,
Washington, d. c., June 8, 1914.
>. my Dear SENATOR have yo,
letter of June 3 and am heartily
accord with you in the idea that a
), other ship should be named after MI
;, sippi. l will take the matter ,
:. with the secretary of the navy at ono
- Cordially and faithfully yours,
Woodrow Wilson"
The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22
THE MARKETS.

New Orleans, June 22.-Cotton six
to eleven points up.
Chicago, June 22.-Wheat closed
weak. one cent to cent and q quarter
lower.
The Hattiesburg news., 1914-06-22
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THE WEATHER.

. Mississippi- Generally 1air to- =
. night and Tuesday. Z
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The un-S'et" Public Service CommIssion
has provided for financing Improvement,
ny "a" ~SS.sE" 'sni SNI rover ,mppany
the sale Of 500 600 Of ia po- cent mort
gasG bonds ,a.pP,oy,gdd in AtsHst loii. The
Tho commission has also approved an
Issue Of the per cent nrst and refunding
the Hannawa Falls water Power Com
pauy to be used for the purchase OF ma
thlncry and equipment The bonds are to
be sold At not less than s. 20 net t4t,NsO.
According to tho returns received by the
OF NrN England are ahond Of the previous
October, both IN gross and In energy output.
nM% gam u. i"n"mS co MAS per ,rmi and IN
the companies operating In the larger cities
a" y,Ty %s as hnns s SSmnane1 On
smaller communities. In most cascs CON.
panies engaged In generating energy Tor
commercial purposes In the smaller and
medium sized towns showed an increase oy"r
last year In gross but zen behind in output
GG Sinns src s5T gm shGs G"nppnos
those engaged IN furnishing energy Tor hut
fow purposes suffered.
GROSS earnings Of tho Federal Light and
Tracuon COMPANY for November WEE"
emosH'sa 70 .!sao, Or ,is, "' more t"G ,n%@
depreciation and dividends was I2,2Ss sn
increase Of S?,9o9. or - per cent. Inter
company earnings expenses and interest
charges are not Included IN thc figures.
The Consumers Power Company Of Ml,hi'
gan, the principal electric generating sub.
fldary Of the Commonwealth Power Rail
way and lAght Company, reports for No.
vemher an increase In gross earnings OF
tl-.""'' or. so per cent, "A a result Of .
decrease OF il.l7 per cent IN operating costs.
the gain In net was t2d,sI9, or ii "a p,r
cent. over November, 1913. Tho surplus fur
the common stock Tor the month vls
s69,A97. An incrcas" ~ Sll,3l2, or 9l.aa nor
cent For the eleven months ended Nove,r-
hcr 20, 1914, gross earnings aggregateI
t3,OIH,9O", an increase Of S2+gIlG, or SSe
per cent Operating expenses wero ~ ~
per cent less and net earnings were 81
S?2,eii, a gain of si6s cSO, or 30 s per cent
over the corresponding months nf 1919 Tho
surplus for the common stock was SGs2tTS
u gain OF $500 SIS. or 1897 per cont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
IL. CRY CORNER SOLD.

burton Thompson has sold the north
east corner of Second avenue and iloyt
av-nu, long Island CITY, a plot contain
ing 90Or square feet with frontage on
Second avenu. OF 90 feet. At the corner
~ located an express station of the dual
subway The property was held at
$50, 900, The property will he improved
with apartments and stores The SALE
aside from It's being the highest price
paid for property In this section. has
cleared the title to fifty-six lots on either
side Of Second avenue north OF Flushing
avenue, which has been in question for
n number OF years. The question involved
vas the ownership OF twenty-five foot
strip on either side u Second avenue. Il
being claimed by the city and also by the
property owner,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
LEASING IN MANY SECTIONS.
Business Houses Take Space in New
and Old buildings.

The Vanderbilt Coucourse Corporation,
which is erecting the twenty story office
building at Vanderbilt avenue and Forty
NTH street, in the New York Central Ter
minal zone. has made two important space
leases In this building from the plans
To the Holbrook, Cabot. Rollins Corpora
ton. now In the Chelsea Bank building
ut Madison avenue and Forty-third street.
1t has leased the greater portion OF the
fourteenth foor. and to the estate of w
j. Rainey. now In the Hartman Bank
Building, at Fifth avenue and Forty
fourth street, almost the entire fifteenth
noor. Both leases are for n long term
OF years.
Bastine & Co. have leased In COZ East
Twelfth street the third loft to the Mint
Products Company and with Hell Il stern
the NTH loft In the same building to Abra.
nam Sigelstein, manufacturer of cloaks
and suits
The NJ. Roseuthal Company has leased
Tor term of years the store at S72
broadway. adjoining the southeast corner
OF Eighteenth street, to Philip Foldman,
dealer In neCNwear
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
DEMAND FOR BROADWAY STORES
three Corners In Upper Sections
Leased for Long Terms

Demand for well located stores on upper
broadway was reflected yesterday in the
leasing of three corner premises in build
ings controlled by the Patetnos Mat.
thew j. Kane, druggist with other
stores in this city. leased through ia.
John II Blood Company the corner store
IN the Rexton. at the southeast corner OF
broadway and Seyeuty-ninth street, for
ten years at an aggregate rental of $780,
ooo. The store Is 22Nj0. and IL at tn.
entrance 10 the Seventy-ninth street sub.
way station. or the fourteen stores In
me TWO idterno structures on Broadway
from Seventy-elghth to Seyenty-ninth
street only three are for rent. The other
corner stores leased ar. IN tn. thirteen
story apartment house being erected AZ
the northwest corner Of broadway and
hishty-iourth street The lessee Is Henry
Nockin. now at the southwest corner of
broadway and Eighty fifth street A re-
tail jeweller The lease Is for n period
or ten years and the rental aggregates
$4,000 Louis kempner & Son nogoti-
atcd this lease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
West side and Harlem Apart.
mcml> and Tcncments Find
New Owners.
S3jO.OOO ROCkAWAN DEAL

SHES OF apartment houses and flats
were the feature II there was any feature
to Yesterdays trading a; priya.c contract
Several houses ON the West Side Of the
city found buyers. Some were cash trans.
.ctions others were trades involving mr..
ban and suburban realty. parcel in
NsA: Eighty-third street was rcsold after
a short ownership to an investor and in
Harlem seven story apartment house
WAS taken by u buyer who gave up State
property In trade An operator bought
three properties on the lower East Side
IN the shadow of Brooklyn Bridge.
de1I mas not been reported from that
section IN many months Several de-
relopers and builders have selected the
Eockaway peninsula FOR their campnign
next year. The sale Of the Nernam prop
erty, comprising all the land between Ar
verne aud Edgemerc. was the sensation
Of the days trading
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30

TIL, Cuuarier Iusitanin. sailing to-day tor
Liverpool, viii carr. mail closing ~ 6:7e
\ NJ. for Europe except German. Austria.
Luxembourg and Turke11, Africa. West Asia
and the Eatt inuf"~.
Til" Italian 'lrcr Sfampaiia. sailing TO-DAY
for Maple, VIII take mail closing AZ $50
y. NJ for l'al.. Germany. Austria, Hun
gary. Bulgaria. S,r'ia Eumnnis. Turkey,
switzerland. Greece and Tor other countries
when specially add~es
Tho White star liuer Alriatto. sailing to-
gay for Liverpool VIII AK" mail closing at
40 a. NJ. Tor Europe except Italy. 0er-
many, Austria. IuNcmhurr Hungary. Tur-
ky. bulgaria. Servia. Runlania. Switzerland
ana Gr"ec"'. Africa, Wet Asia ami tho East
Indies.
The French liner chicago. sailing :o.mor-
70" Tor How're VII TAX, mail closing ~
noon. for Ft5u'r. Rumauia bulgaria. Servta.
sutherland. Talf. spain. Portugal. Egypt.
'ir"e,', Bl'lsh lndie-. Hritisl Ea~t Africa.
slam. Malta. Gibraltar. CCNiou. straits Set
tI"iutnts, Dutch East Indies Wcst Australia,
I'ftih aud Tor Other countries, except ger.
'uaiN. Austria. Hangar. LuN'mbute and
Ilrk..- y NON L--- : - ! ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
Army and Navy Orders.

WAsHiNGToN Dec. ?e.-Theso army or
ders we're iaucd
capt J. NJ. Caholl retired. relieved from
active duty,
capt O. .. Martin. retired from Mn.sa.
chusctts Agricultural college. Amherst.
Mass, 10 his home,
First Lieut.. = q. Fleet, Niuot.ou,h In
f1utry TO Massachusetts Agricultural col
log', Amherst, Mass, as professor OF mill
tafy science and tactics
rirst Lieut. :, G, Lcasurc, seventh In
tantry, 30 Rutgers SCIENCE school Sow,
brunswick. n ], as professor OF military
scienc" and tactics.
First Lieut. II, Lielonthal. Medical Re
serve Corps, resignation accepted
These navy orders were issued
CAPT = Wood, to General Hoard
vast iuEton, n. c.
Gommandcr N. L Reed, from IN" Ma
chias 20 home for orders
Commander +. Lyon, from the Kansas
to command tho Machiis
Lieutenant Commander L. V Riigely,
from Hydrographio ofncc, Washington, to
tho Kansas ms executive
Lieutenant Commander /. wallace
from the hester to the Rruoklyn.
Lieut. y l. RhodsA from tn Urookiyu
20 the Washington,
Enslsns 9. ", Nelson ami y. r. Weaver.
from the Nebraska To- the Washington.
Passed Assistant Pavmt~tcr = A. Clark
from Great Lakes training station to srttiu
accounts aud wait orders.
Passed Assistant fi.miSter n, c. GwSnue
t' ocrpututic station, Pensacola, Fla.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Advances Six Points 10 80?
Cents for spot.

The raw sugar market was active and
strong yesterday. advancing 6 points 10
i.o7 cents for spot on sales OF 5000 bags
OF Cuhas to the Federal company. The
refined market was firm NJ I 81 cents at
which price all interests were doing bust
messy. tho Arbuckle firm having advanced
IL points 10 that level. The Federal
company's list price was maintained az
5.0i cents. though rhis concern was also
selling at t9j
Trading in sugar futures on tho Coffee
Exchange was more active and prices
advanced under tho stimulus of buying
prompted by the fr-nn,ss I'm tho SPOT mar
ket Total sales were $50 tons. Prices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
10Y THEATRE TiE LATEST.

\ theatre for children Is To hc erected
{" Forty seventh street, west OF flfth
.'"'p' II il 10 ho known MS the Toy
a'rr and will he managed by Peter
bee" pn Who has spent many years de-
viz M entertainments for Juveniles The
'''ND will cost $500 Gao and will cover
Mot Of three lots donated by IA person
'''''. ted IN the uplft OF chlldreu's
-'u'uts. The money for the con-
~ '"u of 'lt novel playhouse, the first
~ id h3s boon subs, Tibsi. Tho
''''' "lll accommodate 500. Plans for
,'I.'ure VIII bc filed with the Bulld-
u. r'ncnt shortly
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30


attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party OF second part)
Downtown.
CSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
MOTT ST. 9. 8, lot iI5, map Baysrd's farm
25Ngi-Federai Union surety Go to Donate
e9ffs f Nm, sno ,it,s Mulberry &, Dec i!?;
s; 10 7sStoE Benson const GO q Me.ysr
atty T q Co. 1'6 Bway 800
East side.
'East OF Firth ay between Fourteenth ana
10th stS.1
MADISON .Av. N " cor 65th 81. 100. 5x2e--
er is MY Ma hanb r to cha5o,te Weaih
Dec IS; atty, T q CO. i7s Rway ,e..... 500
FIST 81 8 2io 6 A. 4; ioOyio:.2; zsd st.
pleier 10 cnsh, n soa az x n
sd Az, 1875; 5 1911 lo2d 81. 25xioo--
Dec 80, mtg $4,000 .....,....,... 800
tWest OF Firth az between Fourteenth and
llOth sts.D
NSun,ber isss " SIN street. Inc to jos =
stl5.Ooo ali liens; attys. cary 4 Car III.
7.D sr. i?S W. = s. $50 W Columbus ave, 2ssS
olds. 1?i " ia 81 bee Is mtg si3 900
atiys, Stett & Phillips. liS Fulton st. 500
Oonha,,an rs,un pow Worth Of ,,o,b ST.
lsNTH ST. s3S T. =. t1s " "a av, .6xgsil---
lsabelle Miller to supreme chocolate
90 30 Commerce =. mtg $4,000 Dec -;
i3SD ST. 35-35is, 3, i35 ieno1 av. sslx
s9ll--Genevieve Ensner to Emma 4 May
how, l5." Pacific IT, Bkiyn, mtg t1O5O0,
Doc -. atty. y Sharum. 10 Bway......si
IS TIL ST =, 2is W 18th aN. i6Nse II David
!. Lustig TO Michl Mass 1895 I'm av, mtg
$1,000, Dec IS; atty. T. Adler, % Nassau
AA y, e. Av si;a :. i: i5l,s :,
CO. GO Orchard 81 tn,R sta OOO pec 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
SMALL FLATS ~ DEMAND.

WEST SAD STREET--Edward C. n yop-
Ter has resOld for Charles and Mar
gueritc Jagels TO an investor lsG
West Eighty-third street. a Ave story
apartment house. on lot e5xloq.
WEST 12iTH STREET-Dcrschuch &
Co. nave sold for the Vortex Com
many, &. J. Stein president. TO !. 4.
Muck" the seven story elevator apart-
mont house at 53l and 533 West i2ith
street on plot 50xlOO The same brokers
nave resold the property 10 buyer
who gave In part payment eight two
FAMILY dwellings and sixty lots at Ems
FORD. y. Y, together with H. lots at
Ny.
SHERMAN AVENI-E-Tbe Dundvlo
Really Company has given Esther VI.
pryfoos l12 Sherman avenue in part
payment for the two five story apart
ment houses at us and 22O East
Fighteth street. the sale of which was
announced yesterday. The Sherman
avenue property consists of five story.
'cnemen; on plot 50xi00, adjoining
the southwest corner OF 204th sre,.t
The Dundyke company acquired tho
property from the Vermilyea Realty
Company In trade for a la5x3OO foot
plot on Ellwood street. east of Maggie
avenue. Arnold Byrne 4 Baumann ne
gotiated yesterdays sale
WEST 55TH STREET-The Charles =.
Noyes Company has sold for Or. Will
tan. y. Mcintyre 53s Yves; !N.s;y-;..fth
street Ave story tenement, on lot
1jx100
WEST 50TH STREET, II. English
has sold for ". r. Diusmore 10 James
J.. and John h. Knigh. the three story
stable at 1876 West FrftIeth street, on
lot .5Xt005.
NEW CHAMBERS STREET.---Th y.
n. Jackson Company has bought from
Sadie Davis 81 New Chambers street.
running through TO 80 James street, Il
tiN story tenement, with stores on
10th thoroughfarss, on plot 33.7xs5.7
A2j. 6X6s. Tho Jackson company also
purchased from Il. Il. Olino 1896 and
33S Water street. Two four story build
iugs on plot 37.ex67.3 irregular, be-
tween Roosevelt street and James slip
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York aud New England,
partly cloudy to-day; colder in north por-
ton; tomorrow, fair and colder. modev-
ate westerly gales.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania.
partly cudy to-day; much colder tonight.
tomorrow fair and colder strong westerly
winds.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3o.--A storm. which
developed out Of the depression which
existed over the interior Of the country
on Monday, was central over the middle
Mississippi Valley yesterday. causing snow
in the lower Missouri Valley and north
eastward over the lake regions, aud rain
in all other sections east Of the Mississippi.
There little rain In the north
Pacific States. but elsewhere throughout thu
West the weather was Rencraly fair and the
pressure high.
1t was generally warmer TN eastern parts
OF the country and temperatures we're sbov'
tn5 freezing point evervv here south OF the
lake regions and New York
The only zero weather Vas in parts NJ
the Dakotas
In this city tho day was rainy and toggv;
warmer: wind fresh northeast; aversE.
humidity. o. per cent; barometer. corrected
TO read to sea level at y NJ. 5000.
T. NJ 1881.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the cfncial thermometer. IS shown
In he annex t.Ifr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
LEASING CITY UONEs.

The fayson Mel Merrill Company has
leased To Mrs. \. VI. Ovcrton the i've
story american basement dwelling. Is
East Fifty-siNth street.
fease Gilman have rented FOR
Thomas Smell t. Paul q. M,lics IN. fnur
story and basement dwINng at 326
Lexington avenue, between Thirtv-c,g1th
ana Thlrty-ninth streets also for Mrs
Eugene Griffin 10 Henry q. Havcrnevcr
IN" hNr story American basement fur
hished residence M II East Eighty-siNth
street between Fifth and Madison ave-
nues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MI\iArt 81 ALMANAC.
sun rsrs :" sun ct, 8 Noun ,c,, bss
HlIu WAITER rhlS DAY.
SsndyH's. ) ~ GoN Island. si5 Hen Gate. o,
LOW WATER rus DAY.
Sandyrtk igW Go, Island 1918 Hell Gate . / So
Arr,vcd -TJESp ". December 20.
- Pannonia i"t" Glasgow, Dec~m-
her H.
s. La flardrc sP " Monday Rotterdam.
November -
s-Chr Chris,isn-n, 3 r. VI Nevport. n.
cembcr 10
= Coruna 80 VI Copenhagen. pec~m.
Der
= Ch,l-ton. = VI. Cape Gracice pecerr-
r'- e.
- Modema. u ~ \ VI 1ucio December y
:. Stcphano, H'O \ VI. Hauf.N. December -
- Joseph y. Ounce. q" \ " Kug -'on ne
ccrnbcr g.
- spiral. 2 \ NJ Nine December
- Pru'eus New Orleans p"'- rlber ~
- 'i| of Mnnl2oh'iy. >ss tunth. pe'~m
- Huron, Jacksonville p"combet y
ARRtNED FROM SEW NORk
So AMER, au TRANSPORT ~ H1vre
- Tlrho ~ Plymouth
- Durir"cht. ~ Rotterdam
- fdisuu laght, ~ Iott"ubu-s
SAILED FOR NEW WORK
- Trr1du~'- from ENUls del Turn
- Phi'aiclphia from Puerto t4beIip
~ ~ryurane;. from Havana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
WHERE BUILDERS ARE ACTIVE.
Loft Planned for i8th st.-pwr1i-
Ing Altered for Trade.

Plans have been completed by l.. +. j.
Weiher for an eight story annex 10 tho
RITZ Realty Compauy's new building NJ
IL and II West Forty-siNth street and he
is preparing plans Cor Ave story Nat. To
be built by Jacob Bluestein, on plot SICK
90. on the north side of Kelly street 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
NEW wEsTCHEsTER JAIL SITE.

The Westchester county Board Of SUI
perysors plans to purchase for sl70,Oo0
tho Alexander Smith Cochran farm near
I,astvlew, embracing 400 acres. as IA site
for tho proposed new county peniten-
tarY, almshouSe and workhouse. A
public hearing VIII he held January I.
The present quarters are considered un-
sanitary and inadequate, The Cochran
farm adioins the old county almshousc
nu1 Is near the country estate OF James
Butl,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
roRT WASHINGTON FLAT SOLD.

< n J. H. Albert have sold for the
Haven construction Company $50 West
l>Vtn street, hve story apartment house,
- Walter j Rich who recently bougb,
through the same brokers the block front
on Fort Washington avenue, West f7eth
70 West 1Soth street In part payment
Mr.. Rich gave his property in Hilisdale
Bergen county. New Jersey. comprising
about three acres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
SELLS BROOKLYN STORE BLDG.

Jacob F. Kiechler has sold to william
ruller SO and 517 Ocean avenue, a store
80 ding. on plot i3Xl06.
gorge NJ Banta has sold to Antonio
CUoI Tor investment the four story
double brick tenement building az IL?
Union street, between Fourth and Firth
avenues, The John Pullman Real rs
tate Company Were the brokers. The
building occupies plot 2jx12O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

72TH 81 40 l., str ami p, h--oustoy j
stats to fritH G"rspnohcr and ano, 40 Il
iHth ~, ygs from lif' y, iHli; nttys.
lrobssy \ :, l2N, ~ ay..., 500 to $500
9Th Az, 49,, "a noor lianry Nogel and luo
10 MechAi comp Ms, w. W 4ith st, .
yrs from Feb /. 1915, atty, p Aim ~ "
LGNonN Az. 81. cor store rlorcnsn vi" -
lGoamp to sam, 4 !afncl ami ano, ~ V
NV AIrx Sachs. as stone Az. Hklyn 81, 666
WARhEN r. - tie lnndn,,,'rh' !ector sc.
Trinity Church TO Louis blVls 500 Tomp-
Lins av BklNn, - ,rH from MAY t. tgiS;
atty. john Davis, A. warren st...,,,3., 900
B-unN.
BECK ST, GTG.sG, ~ American Land Credit
COrpn 20 Abr ihplnOwltg 20 W tlSth st.
? yrs from pee H. 1914; attys, Morrison 4
n 1Eu BN '''' ..'''' D.. ',''''' Sl"'0uo "
PLOT bcgirs At high water mark on " =
land Cason Beach Rty 60 II 90 to 30 y
Iiason Point rd 20 1875 . rr " land
,iu-un Brsch Ritz Go, aisu land tsiua
high water land in front above Clason
beach Rlty GO to Dale Boat Go, Inc. MI
walton ay, . yrs from Dec !, lyli, ATTY,
s Nanolis Sai " ii'th st 800 10 $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30
SANDS POINT ESTATE SALE.

The Benjamin Mott homestead prop
"r'v, comprising about forty acres, eX-
''d,ug from Sands Point road to high
"a,cr mark o? Long Island Sound, he
'-",u The properties OF Howard Gould
nd A. Fraser at Port Washington, has
.cru sold TO Ralph II. Howes Of Mlnhat-
tam !, IS understood that the purchase
lr'cr was about 500 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-30

Schwartz & Gross are preparing plans
for the nine story apartments which julius
Tishman s SONS will erect mt l29 TO 12s
East Seventy sixth street, between Park
and Lexington avenues, Mt an estimated
cost Of 5000 OOn.
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Will. IMPROVE BRO>N rLOT.

Frank Willetts. who on Monday ao-
quired the pot, 7jXl0i,e, at tho north
east corner of Heath avenue and 230th
street plans to improve the site with
five story flats. He gave in part pay
mcnt to Calm & pittman four lots NJ
Ozone Park
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TRADE IN SSH. ST. DWELLING.

Plans have been flied by William l..
parsant for making over the four story
dwelling on the south side Of Fltty-hfth
street. sos feet west of Madison avenue.
into stores and bachelor apartments, at a
cost of $4,000. Workman & Braun are
the architects
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MOVIES on 18TH STREET.

Plans have been filed by Frederick Lang
for making over the two three story
dwellings a. 26d and 26s East Seventy
eighth street into n moving picture thea
tire at cost OF $1,000. Otto L. Spann-
hake IN the architect
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Bronx.
NtNH.N>ICS LIENS.
Manhattan

l7sTH ST. u =, whole front h"tNsc7 -
Nicholas aud Convent Evs, MOO II
Raymond & CO aEt Louis Goldr. owner.
reveN .. ... 5000
s7rH IT. 3oc w--iensral Gss Appliance. CO
agt Coast Cous'n 60. owners. samuel -
a-TH 81 .,s and .ss E-t' Fsctory
Equipment 90 ar' VIM l. y Marin
estate. owner. Charles Grlfnths CON.
tractor .....,... ........-.. 81
WErHER COURT. i5-Samucl Marcan-
tonic ~ Michael Aletnen. owner> etA
contractors ........... ~