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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
Bronx,
LIS PF>DENs.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. n E-walter + RIaisdei ct al
sFt hrrnhai Fink ct a. foreclosure OF
2?D ST n :. ssi.7 i.i ev a. ,Srase
George Dcbson aEt Margaret Dauh ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage. atty, e Hoen :
ia:p ct - E-wm II Achnohi as, Morris
Wcln'rauh ct 81 foreclosure OF mort
81 ~, e5li iOlst at. 2bxioO-Mayer
k"1cnherg agt Abraham Storch ct al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE: atty. Nord
10TH ST. ~ to 10 E-columbis Trus, Co
agt Mayncld Construction 90 ct al Cfore-
closure ~ mortgage): attys. zabriskie,
s5TIi ST as and go Vulgar 8 Arplery
81 al AEt Rose Weser ct al foreclosure
~ two mor'gagoS; attys Cannon a Can
81 Av 22sa-Manhattan Railway. Co ast
wendolin J Nauss ct al faction 10 acquire
title by condemnation atty, ] l. Quack-
SD AZ. ezra and 22si-Manhattan Railway
60 agt Emma FinkenberR ct al faction
TO .scguirg 'ltIo by condemnation. atty
ls5TH ST n between Park and Washing
ton avs lot s5--raX Lien GO Of New York
Rgt Rebecca Gourlie ct al (smended
foreclosure Of tax lien>. atty, A wey-
SD Az, e2Ss-Manha.tan Rwy Co W Wen
doln Nauss et al faction TO acquire title
by ccondsmnation! atty. l. ouackenhush
80 AZ WaaHS q. Rwy Sa to Wen
quire. title by condemnation; atty l.
% Az. a2si~Manhsttan Rwy Co v. Wen
dolin J Nauss ct al faction to acquire title
by condemnntionl; atty ouacksnhush
SD Az, 2sl3-Manhsttan Rwy Co v. Lena
c Na%e atty. J l. ousesenSush.
700 10 WIN Martin " y. FIR, az" United
Presbyterian Church Of y Y CITY ct al
Uoreclose mtges) attys, Lachman & Gold
smith.
ls,TM ST g.. lIs !. awsy. soI,ocli.
& Banerdorf
s5TH 81. 2i7 and :le W; sh sv, ". s.
sth av. g5x9s0, 9th av, cor ssth St
2t9xl0O: lith av, n cor 29th at, AJAX
9smKatherine Iandemsnn vs. Helena
Ferguson \ Ferguson.
Bronx.
INST ST, as E-John Mckee vs. Henry
4 Wingert 81 al 0oreelose mfse) attys
worcester Williams & SAKE
abraham rice VS. American Land credit
corp ct al uoreclose mtgeD; atty, Chu-
DkWSON ST s2o-Mary Kirsch v. Max
ReInitz ct al Uoreclose mtge); atty. l.
MHPEs AV. W g. 1907 q Of lsoth at
Giosue Gailam ct al Cforeciosure OF mort
,gageli attys. Fitch Mott Grant;
mortgagel: attys, same.
KINGSRRlDGE ROAD, n . cor OF Kirkside
Az. t7.SKio7 FRANK Mute ,ag, First
foreclosure Of mortgages attys, Brewster
Issp s'r, n W cor ot Rass'ord az, esxoGs-
bronx Security & brokerage Co agt Mary
atty, j W Bryant
AUGUSTA PLACE IS. 1sa2 n OF Eastern
Ggt Louis Rousha ct nj foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE. atty, II Brennich.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, fair to-day fsa
and warmer Tomorrow moderate MORT,
and northeast winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day; fair To-
morrow, warmer in the Interior; moderahl
shifting winds. becoming east.
For western New York, fair to-day; partly
cloudy and warmer tomorrow. moderate
shifting winds
NEW YORK, Oct si.--The low pressure
from the lake regions moved eastward ana
covered New England and New York yess
terday from centre over northern NsN
England, leaving the pressure high over I'd
other parts OF the country except the northS
western border.
The centre ~ high pressure was over tha
lower Mississippi Valley.
Temperatures were somewhat lower In tho
Mississippi Valley, but generally higher el.s4
where
The only freezing temperatures were I'd
parts Of Montana Wyoming ana Minne<
sofa.
Showers occurred in tho lower lake rss
gions and eastward IN New York and Nev
England
In this city the day was fair ma slightly
warmer wind. brisk northwcyt. average
humidity. 81 per cent. barometer. core
rectei to read N era level. at A. NJ,
1881: p NJ. 2ess.
The temperature In this city yesterday. -
recorded by the or,cial thermometer. Is shown
In he annexcd tahte
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For North Carolina and South Carolina,
fair to-day and to morrow, light north
winds, becoming variable
For Georgia. fair to-day and 10 marrow;
warmer Tomorrow IN north and west por-
tion. moderate northeast and east winds
For Alabama. fair to-day. Increasing
cloudincss aui warmer tomorrow. mod
crate cast and southeast winds
For Mississippi. fair day; Increasing
cloudiness tomorrow, probably rain In moth
portion. moderate east to southeast winds
For Louisiana. fair nnG warmer TODAY.
partly cloudy tomorrow. moderate east -
southeast winds
For eastern reNas increasing cloudincss
to-day. rain tonight or 20 morrow In NORTH
portion generally fair IN south. moderate
southeast 70 south winds
For western TeNas local rains to-dAyt
probably fair morrow
For oklahoma, cloudy ~ day. rain to-
night or TO morrow
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The Manhattan Beach Estates have sold
10 tho Manhattan Reach Realty Corpora
ton approximately LOO lots OF the Man
haitian Beach property. The considera-
ton OF the sale could not be ascertalned.
The property involved In the sale COM
prlses all Of the improved lots west OF
Jafrrsy street between the Esplanade on
tho south and Shore Boulevard on the
north The new owners Of the property
win continue selling the lots at private
sale and will erect number OF houses
and bungalows in order 10 meet the de-
mand. There are already about 100 houses
and bungalows erected on the property.
many Of which are occupied both winter
and summer. The property Is fully i'm
proved and the transfer referred to rep
resents the largest transaction in this
class Of property which has occurred In
some years
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Incoming vcsseI.-By wireless.

S. MORO Castle Havana isi miles south Of
Sandy Hook AT noon yesterday
81 Gulnight Port Arthur. l57 miles south n,
Diamond Shoals ~ noon
Is City Of savanna. Savannah lOl milo.
south OF Diamond shoals AT noon
SIS Apache, Jacksonville, 20 miles south of
Sandy Hook at T. NJ
S. Fl Norte, Galveston. &c; miles cast NJ
Galveston bar al noon
So Comanche Jacksonville Is mile. north
OF 81 Johns bar AT = N
SIS FL Sol Galveston I mile north NJ knight
bar AZ 6 =.
So Momus Now Orleans ~ miles south Of
Jupiter NJ noon
S Rra'os San Juan so milo. south -
Sandy Hook NJ noon
IS Grayson san Juan. SIS. nllex Auth -
Sandy Hook al noon.
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PLANNING BRONX BUILDINGS.

The Flo Realty Company. Jacob Bloom
president. will erect a Ave story fat at
the northeast corner Of Prospect av nue.
anu 1881 street. at COST of $4,000. from
plans by Godner 4 Goldberg II will
cover an area 5Ox9O. A similar building
covering plot l02xi22.s will be erected
at the northwest corner Of Seabury place
and Charlotte street by the Seabury Con-
struction Company. 1sidor Robinson presi-
dent, at a cost OF $4,000. Goldner &
Goldberg are the architects. on the south
side of Needhan avenue. $50 feet east
or Wilson avenue Carmelo Cannatella
VIII build brick dwelling from the plans
of Joseph Zlcardl AZ a cost OF $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 1880 to lst-East River MIL
Lumber Co aKt Amos Emo, owner:
Delta Theatre Corp, contractor t2Os 10
SAME PROPERTY--Samea gt Amos r Emo
owner. Frank willetts q Delta Theatre
BR00rkppwhY' is5i to 1865; 'bsd st ~ W W
5lst st. glS w,John Blair aEt John. ]
owners Albany Apartments Corp. lessee
SANE "PRoPERTYy-Ai61crrt sascmih 4 s AT
SAME PRoPERTY-Jordan Christie agt
nth ST Pa Woodland Contracting co.
Inc, agt Carrie s Weiss. Frances s Mann,
sylvan l. stix and Florence u stS, own
ers; Amusement 20, Inc, lessee and
contractor; Horace II simon, contrac-
18th ST 2Is W.ylotor sternbss,,g as, I .iSO
Doe, owner, Annie and James Moore,
lessees and contractors, .............tI4b
BROADWAY, 1850 10 1854 and 9TH av sic
10 s6-FredcriCk W Moore agt Amos +
Emo, owner, Delta Theatre Corp con
tractor. ,,,,,,....,,...... $1,000
Bronx.
LAYTON Az, 9 cor Dean nv, ebN1no -
Julius Orhrlcin Hgt Frank Santamorens
owner, MaA krcindcl contractor $50
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany Yesterday:
The Debevoise Holding Corporation, Man
haitian; capital 10000; directors. Alex
ander /. Hilvsri, Brooklyn: Francis Gilbert.
New York city, and Meta X. Berjen. The
Bronx, New York CITY.
The Elmer Richard Realty Company.
Manhattan; capital. $4,000, directors David
Elmer Jack Elmer and Susan Richard.
BaNOnne. y !
Slutskv 4 Rrimherg BROOKLYN: capital
$4,000; directors Abraham Siutsky, Nctts
Brimberg and Ida Williamson, Brooklyn,
y V
simonrln 4 Son. Brooklyn; capital. $1,000; .
directors. G. SmouelN, = Simonelii and
Antonetta Simonelu. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American timer Philadelphia. sailing
o-day Tor Liverpool. viii take mai. closing
a. $50 a NJ. for Europe teNrept Germany,
Austria, Hungary and LuSemburgI Africa,
West Asia and tho East Indies
The italian uuer Duca degli Ahruzzi
sailing to-day for Naples will carry mail,
closing AZ $3.50 \. NJ. for Austria Hungary
and other countries, except LuNcmburE,
when specially Addressed
The scandinavian American liner Frederik
VIII. sailing to day for ChrIstiansand, uiii
carry mail, closing at 10 A. NJ for Nor-
way. sweden. Denmark. GERMANY. AUS
trla. Hungary. Russia and for other coun-
tries, except Luxembourg. when specially adj
dressed.
The French liner Chicago. sailing to-day
for Havre. will take mail. closing al noon.
Tor France, Rumania. Bulgaria. Servia,
switzerland italy. Spain Portugal. Turkey,
Greece. British India, British East Africa.
slam, Malta, Gibraltar. Ceyion. Straits
settlements Dutch East India. West Aus
trala, Persia and other countries Except
6ermany. Austria. Hungary and Luxembur9l
when specially addressed.
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leasehold--tsidor Gertler to losth ct
sf ps. SS.p 10 W s,,s s'd Rs, Is dqr
~ Maiden lane. ...........,........ $1,000
tMsnhettan Island. north Of 10Th st)
18th ST. n q, go ist av.25xioo Ii
Giuseppe DAlessandro to Henry Elias
Brewing Co. 400 u 5ith at. oct IS pr mtg
iS222' due as per bond; attys, Pashus
81 2 Rector st., ;.....,...-...,, $500
Brombers Realty CO to ole" ffensis const Co,
$40 w 207th ~. oct 40. install. 8 D c;
attys. l. T Ins Co, 1850 Bway. $4,000
thorough of The Bronx)
Joseph to Clason Reality co. 2Ose West
chester .r az up Pr mtg $4,000. Oct 60 , dss
cAsTLE NIL Az, v :. SIS y s,srii.s az
E,.ss fs. foS oc, t? e. os's Sf. ~ so1'y
LOTS SS d TO "a biz , 1t q, Sis - il IL a.
map Edenwsid-Thos p Hesie TO Oscar
s'9ayi'F a' 's' !'ih . 1 o' 10 81 s S,i
Tors i, and is blk a. map Pelham p ARR
SSSa. .y T% os, & due So d R.'s ,ss s
JERoNiE Nv. ". 500 ii :w Tooth st:
GO. 100 Bwsy; oct 30 yrs So p 9;
ATTY, !; T 60. 100 Bway. 49,. $4,000
ls2 eth av. prior mtae. $4,000: oct 30.
y yrr, G; ATTY, same. ......... 1000
CLIFFORD AV 100 Townsend av.
43.7N4O.s: also lot arg. map Moss Estate
kiher II James to Irene u James East
Orange J prior mtge. $1,000. July 20
due as per bond, atty. q co. l76
MONROE AZ. W 3, ss i7sd st. i5cx or ir,
rcgular--Dennis Doyle to John Brady
2S9b Valentine av. Oct ~. l yr y c.
atty, John Brady. 1895 vanentine
SHAKESPEARE Az. $. 1853 q isSth st,
kugler 81 Eldert ~, Bkyn; prior mtge.
$4,000 oct Is. due a. per bond; atty.
Jacob Tuck. lota Southern Blvd. 81. 500
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
All ReHner. Reduce Fine GrnnuInted
List Price to 500 Cents.

All refners yesterday reduced the list
price OF fine graduated sugar IL points
TO $500 For delivery to-day II was un-
derstood that orders could he placed AZ
from 5.40c. TO b50c. The reduction fol-
lowed a further decline in raw sugar 10
the duty paid basis OF shoc.
A small lot was taken at that figure In
the forenoon yesterday. but NJ the close
nobody appeared willing 20 pay that price.
Present prices for raw and refined sugar
are the lowest that have prevailed since
prior to the outbreak OF the war
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HARDWARE MEN ELECT.
4. II. RibIcr of Pittsburg Heads the
American Association.

ATLANTIC CRY, y. j.. oct. 30.--Officers
elected by the American Hardware Manu-
facturers Association here to-day are
President A. II, Rihler. Pittsburg; first
vice-presldent Brace Hayden. San Fran
cisco second vice-president. c. A. Knapp,
Sioux city secretary-treasurer, T. ].
Fernley, Philadelphia; assistant secre-
tary-treasurer c. A. Fernley, Phlladel-
phia executive committee, H. l.. Deter,
T. a, Heltmann and A. II, Decatur.
Tho National Hardware Association.
made M of johbers, elected w. II. Mat.
thai Of Baltimore as Its president
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TO SELL TRINITY COURT.

Trinity Court Building. six story
office structure at 10 to 80 Trinity place.
standing between tho properties Of the
American Bank Note Company and the
twenty story United States Express Com
pany Building, has been ordered sold by
the supreme Court AS the result Of "A
suit brought by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company against Burritt II. Shepard ct
al. to fororlose n mortgage for si1O.bo0.
The property Is directly back of Trinity
Church and churchyard. Joseph r. Day
will auction Trinity Court on November g.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


with name and address OF lenders at.
torney.)
COLUMBUS AN. cor a3d NJ, being n
OF Apthorpe's lane. IS 9N1O0.l, July T. 1897
--Chss and Agnes Wittonberg. Frank
W Matteson and anO trus; attys. cad
walader, w r. 40 Wall st,......sl2i. 900
LOT so, map 81, property Nathaniel Jarvis
Jr. in Upper Morrisania, 5ONlOO, sept II,
ls07-Louls Helm to solomon j Mlune
atty Michael j Seaman, 81 Chambers
AMsTE'RDAM Az is5. 5. 5l.a n s;di 'V st.
2S6xiO0, Nov IL lS35--Chas Berls to Jos
Hecht; atty, q co, l7G Bway. s2i, 900
iST Az. cor 69th st. 50N75, Apr %. 1906
samuel Wacht to Leon Tuchmann; attys
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Lieut.. l.. T. Johnson. from training sta
ton, Great Lakes, to the Prairie,
Lieut.. a. g. Dibrell. to Puget Sound yard.
Lieut. j. l.. Kaufman, from command OF
the Hopkins 10 Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Ensign X. w, Lewis, from the Montana 20
the New Jersey.
Ensign j. $. Murphy. from the Paul Jones
to command the Hopkins,
Ensign j. II, Brown. from the Georgia
Ensign l.. n. Gray from the San Diego 10
San Francisco training station,
Ensign W, L. Ainsworth, from the Prairie
10 tho Florida.
Surgeon f. l.. BENTON from marine de-
tachment, Pensacola. 20 Key West station.
Passed Assistant Surgeon 9, y, Strife, from
Key West station TO marine detachment,
Pensacola.
Civi Engineer N. NJ, Smith. from Mare
Island yard to Honolulu station.
Major A, w. Catlin, Marine Corps from
heet marine officer, Atlantic fleet, to naval
prison. Portsmouth
Major q. g, Thorpe. NJ. C.. from naval
prison, Portsmouth, to naval war college.
Major T., & Brown, NJ. G.. from First
Brigade Marine Corps. Vera Cruz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31

WASHINGTON. oct. 30.--The destroyers
Jarvis and beale have arrived at Lynn
haven; submarine c. and destroyer Mac
donough at New London; collier Nero Mt
Mazatlen; battleships Vermont and New
Hampshire AZ Hampton Roads; collier
AhRrcndR at Olongapn.
The destroyer Standish and frigate Con-
stellatlOn have sailed from Baltimore for
Washington; gunboat Wheeling from Rock
land for Portsmouth hattleship Kansas from
Vera cruz for Port-eu- Prince; collier Nereus
from Tampico for Vera Cruz via Tuxpam
cruiser Saratoga from Chinwangtao for
shanghai, and transport Hancock from
Monte Cristo for Port-au- I'rince,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
100000 BROADWAY LEASE.
Automobile Concern Takes Building
at Fifty-siIth street.

The Cross & Brown Company have
leased for the o. y. Potter Properties.
Inc. to the Studebaker Corporation. an
automobile concern, the northwest corner
~ Broadway and Flfty-sixth street. a Ave
story and basement building, on plot 50x
30 for term OF years at an aggregate
rental OF $500, 900. After extensive altera-
tons have been made the Studebaker
Corporation viii use the building for the
sale and service Of automobiles.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

BAcHRACH. RACHEL. to Jacob starh-
NA.,HT. SAMi,, to Leon Tuchman. ......si
SAME 10 same. .............. 49,. II
EQUiTABLE TRUST co OF n Y. s.dn. 10
Herman @ Deiie..........,..... 900
TITLE q 4 r 60 20 Jos Hecht ti2,o 900
RYAN. WIN T. to Leon Tuchmann 800
Bronx.
LIFE ms co to Guarantee Mtse
-. .............,. $4,000
SEYMOUR REALTY co to Tesse l..
GUARANTEED MICE co to Union s,usr.
MANHATTbS MT,;r "a 90 $1,000
Each. CHAs e TO Geo Pesyi, $500
Hko,SSEMAN. CATH u. 10 Lewis Brown 81
FARMERS LOAN & TRUST co ,ru.. 10
HusSON. wM VI. to Arthur smith Il
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THE COPPER MARKET.
some Export Business at 11s Cents
Trade Quiet.

There were offerings OF electrolytic cop
per yesterday at Tx cents pound.
The market. however. was generally
quiet. with little business booked. Some
export business came to hand at about
an II " cent basis.
Producers had not fully recovered from
their uneasiness OF the preceding day.
brought about by the continued seizures
OF vessels bearing metal among the car
goes. Italian lines refused to accept cop
per and there were Instances OF cancella-
lions.
Shattuck Arizona has Joined the grad
ually growing list OF copper compa mics
that have ceased operations entirely with
the metal below IL cents pound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises. s.25 Sun sets. i5I Moon sets an
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk. .547 Gov Island 6.i6 Hell Gate s %
Low WATER THIS DAY
SandyH'k IL % Gov Island IL os Hell Gate. +, IS
Arrived FRIDAY. October 40
SIS Franconla = 4. NJ. Liverpool, October a.
SsCcdrlc J 81 \. NJ. Liverpool. October a.
SIS Re d'ltalia, llI5 \. NJ, Almeria. October 10,
SIS Moerdyk, \. NJ, Rotterdam. October n,
SIS Seminole, ~ S0A NJ. Turks Island. October "a
IS Mhtuta. \. NJ, Grenada, October %
October -
S. Ancon. 4:E p NJ. Cristohal October "a
S. Montana. 81 T. NJ. TuNpan. October Il.
IS stlctlestad. y. NJ. sydney. G. r. 90
tober %
IS Advance, $50 \ NJ. Crstobal. October %
sCty OF -. Louis. Savannah. October ~.
IS san JaclntO. Galveston. October ~
IS jefferson, Norfolk, October ~
IS Pawncc Philadelphia, October 20.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Baltic. at Liverpool
IS Siddonsiat Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Gregory, from Para
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ARMY AND NAVY STORE.

Horace s. Ely & Co. have rented for
tho Rogers Pect Company space OF about
1000 square feet on the ninth story OF the
Rogers Peet Building under construction
on Fifth avenue. Forty-hrst and Forty
second streets The tenant In the Army
and Navy Cooperative Company, organ
lied few years ago with Rear Admiral
Mark az president. and Ia called the de
partment store OF the services" The
space In the Rogers Peet Building will be
occupied for the exhibition and sale Of
military goods and wearing apparel to
officers and men OF the army and navy.
Nelson. Lee Green have leased for
ten years tho store on the arcade OF the
Longacre Building. Broadway and Forty
second street, TO the National Dollar Shirt
shops Inc, who are opening their first
New York store, The store Just leased
measures 13x43, with an area OF $50
square feet. for which a rental OF s2l a
square foot is to he paid.
Charles g. Walker has leased space in
the building at l2i TO i23 Canal street
to Albert Gherard and 10 Goodman Bros
Pease & Gilman have leased offices in
Aeollan Hall to the American Play Com
pany.
Cross & Brown Company have leased
the second floor at 23s West Fifty-th,rd
street TO Hugh Crymble and Forest G
Wilcox. and half the second floor at se6
broadway TO Hope Webbing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31

WASHINGTON Oct. s0-These army or
ders were issued
Capt. a. s. Morgan, Quartermaster Corps,
relieved from detail In that corps.
capt. w II. Burt, Fourth Field Artillery,
detailed for general recruiting service at
Fort Mcdowell California relieving Capt
Scott Baker Field Artillery
First Lieut.. W. W. Harris Jr, Signal
Corps, from once OF the officer In charge Of
Washing ton Alaska military cable and tele-
graph system. Seattle and 20 San Francisco
to relieve capt A. T. Clifton. Signal Corps
as officer in charge Signal Corps general
supply depot Fort Mason, California, will
proceed 20 and assume command OF the post
OF Fort Wood, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
OLD CHURCH TO ne GARAGE

alterations have been planned at an
estimated cost OF $4,000 to the Perry
street Methodist Episcopal Church. The
historic edifice In to be made into a .tor
age Tor tho automobiles OF Seeman Bros,
grocers. who purchased the church prom
erty at 132 and 1874 Perry street. between
greenwich and Washington streets, in
February. 1918. Robert u. Kohn is the
architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
SALE OF LAKEWOOD PLACE.

". S. patten and J. l.. Van SAINT have
sold 10 Edward Mitchell of hsbury Park
tho property on the south side Of Spruce
street. corner Of Vine avenue. Lakewood
Y. J. II consists of six acres OF ground
and a modern ten room house and had
heen held at $4,000 by the former owner
:. e. Baumert. The seller acquired the
property last month in part payment for
1853 East 1891 street. five story nat
1aai
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
BROKERAGE NOTES.

Nelson & Lee. Inc. announce change
In their firm name TO Nelson. Lee & Green
upon the admission to II Of Stanley *
Green who has been an active member
for the past year.
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C0TTONSEED OIL.
Strength Continucs-Crudc Rises 60
To Cents.

Although offerings Increased on the
bulge. declines did not go far. The mar
ket reached a basis more than hfty
points over that recorded during the re-
cent depression. Crude oil has recovered
at the South. Re1ners did not procure
much on the basis of 40 cents In tho
Southeast. The West bought contracts
and shorts were again covering. Hedge
selling was comparatively light. Tenders
were few and without effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE STORES,

on the east side OF ST. Nicholas avenue,
ocs.l rect north OF 145th street, a one
story store and dwelling Is TO be erected
ior SOM Bros II will have frontage
OF 20 feet and a depth OF rs feet. ". w
Levitan. the architect, has estimated tho
cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-31
BRoNX FIAT ~ TRADE.

EAST lSOTU STREET A. a. Bechmann
has sold the five story apartment with
stores on tho southeast corner Of ls0'h
street and Honeywell avenue. on plot
koXi00, for the cross Avenue Com
nany. Laurence Davies president. to
client, who gives In part payment the
vacant plot. 75Ni1S. at the southwest
corner of Mohegan avenue and lsoth