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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
EASTERN STAR MEETS
TUESDAY IN ENSLEY

The Cunningham chapter No. "a. Or
der Eastern star. will have a public
Installation meeting Tuesday evening
at the Masonic hall i'll Ensley. All Ma
sons their wives and friends are in
vited.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

Mrs. J. A. Dupuy, Mrs. w. II. Ziber, Mrs.
j. Moag Mrs. A. Toss, Mrs. Will Garrett,
Mrs. Neal Dugger. Mrs. II. J. Kribs, Mrs.
o. c. Cowan Mrs. ]. b. Simpson, Mrs.
J. A. Simpson.
On Wednesday. January IA, at home of
President and Mrs. d. b. Bird, they will
have annual Presidents day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
MIR. AND MRS. OBENCHAIN
ENTERTAIN CIIIR

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Obenchain enter
tained the Young Peoples club of the
Christian church in Ensley, Friday even
ing.
Games and refreshments were enjoyed
| by full attendance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
LADIES' MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS IN WEST END

The regular monthly meeting of tE%
Ladies Missionary society of West Enc
BAPTIST church will be held Monday aft
erToon with Mrs. WE. Jordan as hos
tess.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
MONTHLY MEETING
MISSIONARY SOCIETY

The regular monthly meeting of the
Noman's Missionary society of the Ems
Ley Baptist church will he held Monday
afternoon at go o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
NOTES


Mrs. o. Culver of Waukesha, Wis, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Bigsby.
Mrs. e. Bigsby of Wauwatosa, Wis, and
Mrs A. d. Price of Missoula, Mont, are
guests of Mrs. c. e. Bigsby.
Miss Elizabeth Prince left Sunday to
enter Ward Belmont Seminary, Nash
vile. Miss Prince is the elder of DIR. and
Mrs. f. M. Princes two attractive young
daughters and is Just entering college
Capt. and Mrs. I. S. Plowman of Talla-
dega are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Mcclellan.
Mrs. Henry Dalhoff OF Little Rock
Ark, the guest of her niece Mrs. Joe
Duncan, has returned to her home.
Miss Camille Morgan of Canton, Miss
is the guest of her uncle and aunt, MIR
and Mrs. w. G. Kirkpatrick, Beech street
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

NNOUNCEMENIS
The l. Etude dart club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs
S. IL. Gardner, 1900 North Twentieth
street.
Mr.. Hobby of Auburn, Ala, will address
the Lakeview School Improvement asso-
citation Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
on Home and Landscape Gardening
The public is invited.
The Ullman School Improvement asso-
citation will meet Tuesday at 2:15. Very
important business will come before the
organization and lecture, in the series
of hygienic lectures. will be presented
by DR.. w. w. Jordan. Prompt attend
ance is expected.
The Yancey Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, will meet Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. w. G.
Shackleford, 1920 Tenth avenue, south
The Presbyterian Missionary union OF
Birmingham and vicinity will hold the reg
ular meeting Thursday at 1890. at Hand
ley Memorial church. A large attendance
is desired.
The Young Women Christian associa q.
tion will meet at the building Tuesday
afternoon at 2:30. Every member is urged
to be present.
Under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society of the Church of the Advent a
silver tea will be given at the parish
house tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. Annie r. Tomlinson will be hostess
Wednesday to the Highland Book club.
The annual meeting of the Play
ground association will be held
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 at the
Chamber of Commerce. Members of the
board of governors will be elected to
fill the places of those whose terms
have expired.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
DIR. LUPTON TO
LECTURE IN WOODLAWN

Kinder the auspices of the board of ed
ucation. a lecture will be delivered by DR..
+. 4. Lupton Tuesday afternoon at 2;3O
in the Woodlawn city hall.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
MRS. GLASGOW TO
ENTERTAIN GLIB

Mrs. r. l.. Glasgow will entertain the
X. B. L. club Tuesday evening at her
home In Wylam.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

Sloan, Mrs. Jack Bean, Mrs. ]. Morgan
Walker, Mrs. w. III. Avery and Mrs. s.
G. Vaughn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11
MRS. PARKER HOSTESS
WOODLAWN AZ CLUB

Mrs. I. f. Parker will be hostess Tues
day afternoon to the members of the
Woodawn Forty-two club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

Miss Morgan is remembered as one of the
attractive visitors during the past sum-
mer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-11

The LEtude dart club will meet Tu,
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with NJ
S. IL. Gardner, 1900 North Twentie
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER After Tuesdays decline there
frmer feeling yesterday IN butter
circles and very good trading. The range
on high grade stock was curtsiled. there
being only re difference There were no
changes IN other grades A large quantity
bought by Boston Spectator Of medium
grades has greatly relieved the market and
conditions are better Prices: Creamery
eS,5si :St T.is aIs,. -. 90 SeGEGa.
tubs, hneN. 25is Il 26c. good 70 prime, 23d
25c common to fair. 20a22c; process
grades, l7tsgl9tac.. ladies. current make.
hrsts, 20 sOHc; seconds lsHc; packing
stock. current make. No. .. lS'sc.: lower
CHEEsE.-Ther. was better trading yes
,erdhy and It looked at one time as though
prices would be advanced, but the market
ansG 'T Ss Se'Sr' on GT ANA Stocks
OF cheese In storage are heavier than Il year
ago at ihis time and, the make for July IS
lions are satisfactory. Prices; state. whole
milk, fresh. colored specials, lax i4iac.:
white l4bc.; colored and white, average
Daisies, i5Gi5ts; state skim. fresh. .pe,
cials. TX he. poor to fair. 599hc.
10 call FOR high grade current receipts. and
they are scarce and high. 1t Is seldom that
the season Is as favorable az now and prices
Of eggs keep mp. The storage holdings In
a year ago and everything indicates a high
is unusual prices WIN remain high ali sea.
son. There was no reason TO change quota
,i s,n... yesterday Prices follow: Fresh
i7aisci;; 70 2, ioS isS; checks: IsSiec.;
% q 2Sc,; hennery browns. 2.a2sc.. mixed
colors, 2oq26c.
LIVE PoULTRy-There was II sale at
auction yesterday and prices for fowls ana
other lines established. Al auction fowls
brought l7Aql7Nc, while some of the In
dependents sold fancy stock at lsc There
N.YN "A fnr II "A ~.
went out at l2lsc., and broilers were a tribe
easier. There were 20 cars unloadsd by
express. Brollers are becoming more pien-
without change Of quotations. Prices:
BOOSTERS i2Gi9hc. ducks. old i.aiGc';
young. II "a Use; geese, lga l3nc, Guinea
fowls, pair. 7ogsOc; pigeons, pair. 80 q sec.
cided drop on Philadelphia brolers yester-
day, the decrease being lhG2c, h. There
%es soq Sea1s aad fancy 2T 'G sS np Sd 9S
an advance OF r.; Even the lighter stock
turkeys There was a demand for fancy
frozen roasting chickens. while there were
and turkeys, while, not. IN large demand
turkeys, average ~. Iialsc. Broilers
phiadephiq; fancy. ~ lbs. each, a ID +.
STn boxed. 50 lbs and over 20 do,.n' isc
80 20 ~ lbs. l6qlSisc: under 30 lbs l2h
poor. ii9 l?e. Ducks, spring, Long Island,
sSais sa Wig ''f Is ID. a 1S'1di dozen
lbs, ,325. Frozen-Turksys small, West
,n nS 'sstsa sen' FIX tons s2'i Ter
le ~ box milk fed, fancy IS 20 q lbs,'
ss TO S0 sG sa 10 dozen Gss a % "HIs
fed, itn o iSc Fowls Western. boxed, SO
10; and over to dozen, ~ 80 to s6 lbs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Light, But More Active Than
One Year Ago-9Oth St. Plot
Near Park Ave. Sold.

Company. This bank to-day is one OF the
largest institutions in the city. In the com
pany were Aaron Burr and Alexander
Hamilton. The building is to be extern
siveiy altered by dhe Frank Won Garrel
Company, VINO have taken II for n period
OF twenty-ono years. The old tank en-
cased within tho walls is to be removed
down to the level of the first story. The
lower part will be retained that the char
ter on which Ghe bank is doing busin. ~
may not be declared void with the tank
removed tho building Will have an area
OF 1000 square feet. II was only on such
conditions that the building could be
leased. as the useable space was so sinai.
mat no concern could be had to take v.
Inc building faces the proposed Civic
Centre, the Municipal Building and the
Han OF Records. The lease was nego-
tiated by the Douglas Robinson. Charles
>. Brown Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
FURNITURE HOUSE MOVES NORTH

Frederick Fox x Co. have leased tho
entire third floor in the Philip Lewlsonn
Building, ll3 West Fortleth street and
ia West Forty-irst street. covering
$4,000 square feet. to the Burkey q Gay
Furniture Company. one of the large Il
and oldest wholesalers OF furniture. for
their executive offices and showrooms
The lease IL for ten years at an aggregate
rental OF 100000.
Louis Schrag has leased the four lofts
u $50 sixth avenue TO Cantor X NAL
good the third loft in 81 West Twenty
NTH street to Rubin n Madlni and the
fifth loft in 2i7 and 249 West Thirty
sixth street 10 Irving Rich for a term
Of Ave years.
Cager * Watson have leased three
stores at the northwest corner OF
Fifty-seveuth sire and Lexington ave-
niue To- Charles j. Schloss. a market man.
for a term OF years one large store will
be made out Of the three.
VI Forman & co. have leased loft
IN 32-3i East Thirty-hrst street TO NJ Il
s fucker loft at 3g-4l West Twenty
ninth street 10 s Teuenbaum Il Sons.
floor at l1S-12O West Twenty
street To Brill & Aronson and a floor a:
30-32 West Twenty fourth street to the
$ Strulov.tz skirt Company.
William A. White & Sons have leased
the store Mt the southeast corner OF Thir-
tee nth avenue ana lWeutN-nItn street 10
the Consumers Brewing Company for a
term of Years.
Mrs MONTGOMERY has leased an office
i'm 5Oi Fifth avenue to "A Mrs. jerome.
representative of the Rome Pearl Com
pany
The three story garage at ITO TO 1ls
West IO5'h street has been leased for
tweuty-one years by the Burghardt Gar
age Company from Mary \. Loeiiier. The
building is new. Fire destroyed the for
mer Building. which was a garage and
under lease to the Burghardt company.
| The rental Is said to be $4,000 a year.
/ There was no broker In the deal
Alan Realty Company has leased In the
new building II Is erecting at l3i-l4e
/ West Thirty-seventh street. between
| Broadway and Seventh avenue. the second
/ loft comprising 10000 feet OF space. TO
| Schmidt-Raymond Company Cor long
term OF years. Hell & Stern were the
/ brokers.
| Pease & Flllman have leased for a torn
/ of several years TO David Basin the elev-
enth loft I'm the rev building at $3.50
/ West Thlrty-hfth street.
Cross and Brown Company has leased
I additional space IN Is East Forty-irst
/ street to the American Mutual Compensa-
I ,i0n Insurance Company and In the same
/ building offices to r. Fred Moore. and with
/ Frank Burgin. Offices NJ 1890 Broadway 10
/ Ashley Wire Wheel and Rim Company.
Samuel II. Martin has leased in the
! simpson Building, Broadway corner OF
/ Sixty-seventh street: Offices TO the Stony
/ Wold Sanatorium also offices to @. a.
/ GlIebel; and the dwelling at 1866 West
/ : .xty-fourth street to Daniel Thullier for
| a term OF three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

23D ST. ID W. Pardi Tile Co agt Henry
De Neekes. owner: " q Pigueron.
=, nehtrhotot. 800 '.''''''' .'''...,- Sfbs,t1
BROADWAY, a cor Sist ~, lO2IS22O-
National FireproOf Sash 4 Door 60 agt
estate OF Adolph Bernheimer. owner. Full
ton Building 90, lessee: Flelsphman Bros
90. Inc. contractor, .......... 400
BEEkMAS PL. Anton Henrlcksen agt
Vincent ana Joseph T. Lippe. trustees
owners and contractors trenewaD .t3Qt.76
9TH Az, l6s-OrientHl Flreproof Sash 4
Door Co agt Rhinela ader Real Estate Co
owners. Michael Normoyir co. con-
ll;TH ST, ~ E-Goldenheim Bros agt
Joseph Moskowitz, owner and contractor
lsoriH ST. soi and sos w,.Max sham thtU, ss
aEt Markert Realty 60, owner and CON
tractor. Alder Markert, contractor
18TH ST, 100 w-I.ouls l. Goldbium ant
Howard T. Grail and II Mabel Macdonald
owners; Barney Levy and Max Rosenblum
lessees, Alfred stern 60, contractor
'.'....... ............... si0s
STH Az, n . cor ll6ih st. lOOlISIiO-Frnn-
els L. Hoppin. ct al agt Ancient or
der OF Hlhernians, owners and contractors
i3erH ST ~ and l26 w-Hyman
schwartz agt Fourth Moravian church
owner; stephen Wilcox, contractor. ~ o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
DEFEND STANDS WITH BROOMS.
Family Charged with Attack on
Clear street squad.

Charles Llchtenstein. 81 years old, n
produce merchant OF So Vesey street; his
wife. Rose. 80 years old. and his brother.
Jacob. rs years old. were held In 1900
bail each by Magistrate Ten Eyck in the
TomDs police court yesterday for exam
ination to-day charged with dlsorderly
conduct.
When eighteen inspectors from the
Department OF Public Works. fifteen po-
licemen under Capt. Falconer. a score Of
laborers and two large trucks marched
along Nesey street clearing away en-
croachments on the sidewalk the three
Lichtensteins are charged with resisting
with brooms and shovels an attempt to
tear down one OF their stands. A dis
turbance ensued and they were arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern Now yerk ans southero New
England. probably fair to-day and to-
morrow, moderate south winds.

For New Jersey and eastern Tennsy,v.-!,.
probably fair to-day and to- morrow, llSh' .
moderate south winds.
For northern New England. generally fal-
to-day and tomorrow: light to moderat.
west winds.
For western New York. gen, rally fair to.
day ana tomorrow. Hight 80 moderate vari-
able wiaes
NEW YORK. July a--The denfe.,ion
which converged over the Northeastern
states on Tuesday moved northeastWarl
and became central over the lower 81
Lawrence valley yesterday. leaving the pres
sure hiEh over all Of the country. except
the extreme Southwest and the NorthNcs,.
ern border.
Partly cloudy conditions. with scattered
showers, continued over tho middle Atlantic
and New England states but in most other
sections the weather was generally fut
The higher temperatures from the central
valleys moved eastward. and It bccsms
warmer in the ohio Valley and the middle
Atlantic and New England states
Temperatures continued unseasonably low
over the Western sections.
In this city the day was partly cloudy
and warmer wind light southerly; average
humidity. IS per cent. barometer. cor
rected to read to sea level al a. n.
so.i2; r. Nj, so.ii
The temperature In this city yesterday, a.
recorded by the ofnc,ai thermometer, Is shown
In w.A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
pRoot,IN\ TRADING ACTIVE.

Charles " ogden has sold through
dwight Hewitt the Marion apartment
house AZ the corner % SeventN-folrth
stree, and Seventeenth avenue. The
building was purchased by q Manhattan
lnyes,or for $4,000.
william Burgess has purchased a three
family nat on lot 20xl00 on the south
, side ~ Degraw street between Court ana
Smith streets rom client OF william
Kayluaeh.
Everett Kuhn has sold for the Herman
Construction Company 2Sl2 to 23lS Bed
ford avenue. three three story fats, each
on A lot a6XlOO. to II. G. Efcrton. VINO
gave I, exchange the dwelling at the
northeast corner OF Avenue II ana East
S@venteruth street and plot lOoNl'o NJ
ne northwest corner Of Brooklyn avenue
And Hawthorne street.
Charles = Rickerson has sold Tor refer
A Shauahan to william +. Tribble the
two story and basement dwelling nj 3n3
Park mace. between Vanderbilt and I'm
derhIl avenues.
James Cicale has bought from client
o, Charles Menser the two story and base
men f,am. dwelling at COS Herkimer
street
Henry Nagerla has sold for Frederick
Roedpr two one family cottages AZ oo'-"ll
Herald avenue. e1ch on plot 5oNl""
p,o, toxio0. on the northeast corner or
u
George Allen ( Washington avenue
two story cottage on plot 50Nl0o; for
the Ga',housc Construction Company.
one family cottage south side OF Fulton
sweet near Herald avenue TO william
Barry. FOR Isabella Bates 336 Bainbridge
street. between Ralph and Patchen ave
nues, six family fiat. also Sc SarhoIa
aveng.. near Decatur street, siv family
fa', FOR Mrs. r. BuJwinkel 72i-126
Jefferson avenue. two cottages, each on
POT 2NNlo0
James ~ Hawley has sold 31j Ralph
street for Charles Hass, who took iI eN-
change 3j9 Ralph street for Jacob Hor-
ner lf4 Ondcrdouk avenue to "A client for
investment; for n client 81 Cooper street
% Henry Schaf for occupancy for John
Grimm 70 Kate Coghill 200 Ralph street.
and for Jacob Hcrlich iNG Knlckerhock"r
svrrgr 20 II. Levy.
pr1ss Company has sold for r. W.
Adsmsun 2al5 B.dfurd avenue. three
s7'H and basement private house on lot
sON!"0 20 T.. Howard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
sew REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
81 West Thirty-slxth street COMPANY
Manhattan; capital. $1,000. directors. g, Au-
gustus Moir Norman W chandler and J.
NJ Stoddard. New York city.
Poplar Realty Company. Tho Bronx: cap
ial. $4,000; directors. Fred NJ Weiss and
Kate Weiss, Westchester.
Sutera 4 NilOnc The Bronx; capital,
$1,000. directors, g. NJ Nillone. c. Rubano
and virginia Sutra, Sew York city.
Norkville Leasing COMPANY New York
city. capital. 5000, directors Wonder
rorst sidney Il. Fescher and Charles
Clasen. New York city
:. Rapf capital. 81 600: directors Joshua
Bapf. Anna Rapt and Stella Rapf New
York city.
Caporale & Johnston. BROOKLYN; capital.
$4,000. directors :. Caporale. L. +. John
ston and Harry II. Johnston Brooklyn. New
York.
kiuntyre Realty Corporation. Noun,
Vernon: capital, $1,000. directors BENJAMIN
G. Harvey. Alexander Rosen and Marsare,
l.. knight. Mount Vernon. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
WOODEN TRUST ON KING ST,
Takes Ten Years Lense of big
Warehouse.

The American Wooden Company has
leased for ten years the warehouse at 1872
80 l3S King street. until recently used
ny Francis ii. Leggett Il CO.. grocers now
at Thirteenth avenue and Twenty seventh
street. The building is ten stories and
Is ~ feet Wide and 1920 feet deep. The
woolen company will pay about s25. 900 a
year for the building. which is owned
ny the estate OF William G. Pyle. The
American Wooden Company has ware
house at the southeast corner of WASH
lhgton and Ntstry streets. six story
building, also the property OF the Pyle
estate. The company has been there for
some time. but recently found II too small
FOR the needs of It's business There was
no broker In the deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
TO RUSH PERE MARQUETTE SALE
Judge Allows Receivers to Issue
sS,OOO,OOO in Certificates.

DETROIT. July s.--Judge futile OF the
United states Court notified the bond
holders Of the Pere Marquette Railroad
to-day that 100000 In receivers GER
tificates will be allowed the receivers and
that the certificates used TO pay taxes
would rank ahead OF all other obliga-
lions and therefore be marketable at
once. The receivers had asked TO float
an 100000 issue.
The amount needed for taxes including
interest and penalties. is sl.71s,00O, while
other claims to be cared for by the issue
total $4,000 900. Judge futile also in
dicated his determination to sell the sys-
TEN with the least possible delay, prob
ably In October when the appraisal is
completed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian, The BrOnx and Brooklyn.
lat "a vESEY STREET


nv Joseph =, Day.
dam ay 75xIoOti 6 sly apt house Y
\ kerbs Agt y V Real Estate Security
60 ct al. due, 'lOsbo3.o6; to tn. plain
ioTHH ST. az T. r. $. 2lG Is, av' scsss,
sty tenmt ana s'ores--Mary stern sgt
Fredk Ohroggc ct al; due. $500 So:
taxes, s., &l1s7o; Withdrawn.
nv BRYAN l.. Kennedy
10th ST. i3i W, u, 33sa Lenox av,
lG.ENg91i. 2 sty dwlg-Trustecs OF Rob
ert college Of Constantinople agt 4 X
Taylor ct al; due, ~, 27s9G. taxes &c.
Sass 30: IN the plaintir ..,....,....... 81, 900
lat 32os THIRD AvENuE.l
nv j. II. Mayors
MIpDLETOWN RID, n . cor Milford av.
S2llNli43x7l.7xl03 t--Jno stobbe 81 al
agt Paul Arnold ct al; due tlsi7st;
taxes, 81. f222.is, sub to list mtg ~
Sl,i0r, to the platntin ....... 81, 900
by Joseph p. Day.
VAN NEST Az, cor Hancock st, Eek
lOoW l. Brown agt Jno McNultv ct al;
due, s2.i31 IS; taxes, Sc, s75s.6b; al
iourued to July ~.
lat THE BROOKLNN REAL ESTATE EN-
CHANGED
Ry Charles Shongood.
CHRISTOPHER AV =, 1919 Blake avl
iSaNloo-A outsrblLiFA est Meisel
acS't, ~ - -, - StSA. Tee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09

wrs- SGD STREET. Henry r. stern
has sold through j. y. English s2N
Wet Fifty-second street five story
building. on lot 25xl0o, situated 100 feet
f-om Broadway. The Alland Realty
c5mnanv. owners Of $50 and 1872, are
tho purchasers and they now control a
not 55XllS feet.
LEXINGTON AVENUE. -- The United
States Express Company has sold 'l'
Lexington avenue. three story dwell
Ing on lot 2Ox70N irregular adjoining
The northeast corner OF FortN-eighth
street The buyer is client or Johi
y Gold.ug Ia January, l'l2. 80 10
s97 Lexington avenue, l36 ana lSN i ras.
ror,v.rirth street and lS7 and 1879 East
rorty-e.ghth street were purchased by
lanes e. Mcclure & co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
HOMES NEAR BROOKLYN SUBWAY

The Sea Beach Building Company has
taken out permits for fiftv-eight one
family brick and stucco houses. to be built
near the new Sea Beach subway, Brook
Ign. The houses will be erected on Sew
enteenth avenue, Sixty-fifth, sixty sixth
and Sixty-seventh streets, of an attractive
design and equipped with outside sleeping
Iyorches.
The builders bought the land recently
from Wood. Harmon 4 Co, and their
operation will represent an investmen.
probibly exceeding s350.000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09

ru-inr ,nr last few days reports from
ia. real .s,at, market have Indicated that
,u..u,s, is little more active than 1t
-. THIS time last year. This does not
mean that tho market Is busy. but 1t does
o5.,f, q slightly better demand for
property and gives hope for more active
ng.r,.. 30 the fall Yesterdays trading
'-orru,d jo show activity above the nor
s,I ,or this time of year. Tn" best of
ne d,ys transactions was the sale OF "A
,5, mean Park avenue that is likely to be
.,.,s miner deals reported the buyers are
arc s.iproatd to- Doe owners of adjoin-
~ property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
NEGRO HAS SMALLPOX.
Health Department Diagnoses Case
OF Elevator Hummer.

The Health Department announced wee.
terday that Chief Dlagnostician Somerset
had decided that 4. Richardson, 81 Yeas
old, n negro, OF AZ West l36th street,
employed as an elevator man at 1882
Broadway, was suffering from smallpox.
Dr. Somerset reported that the negro
had been III four days and that his was
"A mild case. Tho negro was acquainted
with man named Mccullough and his
wife, who were removed from West
1880 street 10 tho Kingston avenue hos
pital. Brooklyn, . few weeks ago sufrer-
ing from smsiHox.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
sE,sHORE COTTAGES LEASED.

The Lewis II. MAY Company has leased
cottages ~ Far Rockaway. for John Null
holland on Hollywood avenue To j. r.
Morrison for T.. f. Kcating on Healy and
C0rnagt avenues to Or. 4 Se'rn. at
Arvcrnc for Max Ernst on Jerome ave-
nue. 10 II. shapiro; for l.. Einhorn on
Park avenue to II Mcndelsohn for Mr..
schwartz on Pleasant avenue TO NJ
Nyiri, IT Rockaway Park for V. p
Dunno ON Southwest End avenue 10
Louis Krohnherg. and Mt Belle Harbor
Tor r. r. Burke on South Henley avenue
to Joseph Riley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-09
JERSEY TIMBER LAND SALE.

The ogden Iron Company, through
Thomas y. Edison and Nina \. Edison
MS VIE" OF West Orang", have Just
transferred timber trac's of 2,@49 acres
IN sparta and Hardyston townships
Ne"ton county, and jefferson township
Morris county, New Jersey, 20 tho New
Jersey Zinc Company There are no
mines on the two tracts, which contain $50
ana l,s66 acres respectively. II IL thought
NAT the zine company, which has mines
a Franklin and Ogdonshurg, intends to
e1' m" timber for mine props,