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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
GENERAL MOTORS co. REPORT.
Total sales Of Cars In Fiscal Year
shown as ss5,373,3O3.

The annual report OF the General Mo-
tors Company for the year ended July
81. 1914. shows gross sales of ss5.373.-
300 as compared with Ss5.603,92O for
1918. The 1914 sales represent the sale
Of 10 per cent more cars at correspond
iryly lower prices The net pronts were
S7.947.4l3. decrease OF s336,727. The
balance after the payment OF the &C.
crued interest on the per cent. notes
was s7.a49,734. or loss OF s209,731,
while the undivided profits after the
paymen, OF the preferred dividend were
So. 2Ol .055. a decrease OF s2Oe.ss2. This
added TO the previous profit and loss sur
plus made n total OF 80. l46.434. gain
Of sl.412,9o9. There was charged Off
s2.457 .OO7. leaving a final profit and loss
surplus OF s6.6S9.427 an increase OF 49,
744.oiS.
The report says: The business OF
your companies for the new fiscal year
beginning August |. 1914, 50 far, has
been "A million dollars ahead OF the cor
responding period OF the preceding year
hut II the present disturbed financial
conditions continue II Is too much 70
expect that they will not be felt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
WEEKLY REVIEWS OF TRADE.
Trend of Business Continues to he
Irregular

The trend of business, according TO the
weekly trade reviews, continues TO he ir-
regular and there is some hositancy about
making new commitments hut the stub
born spirit Of optimism which has pre-.
vailed all along continues and the conf
dent feeling In business circles is being
maintained. Improvement IL noted in the
foreign eAchang" market, the crop reports
are better and the cool weather have all
helped trade. The tendency of industry
however. Is TO slow down somewhat and
money and credit conditions have oper-
ated 10 arrest improvement Bank clear
ings for thu week, when compared with a
year ago, show a considerable shTnkage.
| There have been numerous business fall
urcs
/ Dun's says. "Hesltancy In entering
upon new commitments continues and
spirit OF caution Is everywhere manifest.
yet the confident feeling IN business circles
I is maintained. Sentiment Is strengthened
! by Developments In the financial situation,
a favorable impression being created w
/ the further improvement In foreign eN-
change and the action taken with a view
/ to meeting maturing obligations abroad.
Considerable gold has already been
shipped to Canada for this purpose and it
IL evident that banking interests here are
| actively engaged in the effort TO restore
more normal monetary conditions. The
prevailing high rates for accommodation
I stll exert "A restraining influence upon
trade expansion but moderate propr.ss Ia
voted In various leading Inns esnacIaIIv
! 4, tho Eastern ana Ve.,crn sec,,o,. ~
! the Coun,rv S,irnulus has heon imna,+ed
| 90 r.,au d.r,.nds h,, ,b, .nd 90 ,ho ,aca
,tor soa.on and ,ou,.r ,o,nnero,,,ros Ha"s
sc,o,oratod tbo dis,,ihu,ior ~ y,ea,i,,, an
,,,,oi 80 o,hor raI ,,,.r,b,,,IIo.' Wrhtro
~ H., - ,,.,,, h,,.f,,os,, g., me-, 800
So, - - - I,,,.ts, ~, Is -
,,'''I ,,','.,' 'J r,a,,I -, ~
iii - a.. ,ia,a 80, $50 ,,ao,it,'ar,'
,H'I 1870 ,ttI
IuiIi.'s ,,eI. - uppes, a.
~ "ov , gu -, - 80 -, - A. 70
ue'is I'IUi s., 80, 20" ~ 20 ~ az
NO. i,aiIa "'''' "'' W." ''PP"V" 'o'
Tue ~, ~ 'sen', l., ,,....... H., .,.,.,,.,
~ s'tu"''on !" 1870 ~ t'"S'ueIeu
sdt.Sl1ctoiTS' Ne" I'"s'Im' pau p 1.ts
ialF'E Mel e'"p'"'r go, H''''u au'' IIo''
the Sou'H ~ no,I'aDE ','o'r v..ou.n az
ing, lne his"' r'.t,s W ''tl"o' I.s'I'c'
ne" ueulaiuS, put tlole ~ ~ d'cu'i' ma
tpn D. N'slI ~ M 80 .'',.'e'a ar ',','
i!ng 'he p'ouu','ol' Nul'd, 'nent VI "ut'
pun is also Iotou Nv .rpn hnu sue; op''@,
tlois no" oe'is ~ 'Ie l"t. vi %uouI ~
70 NJ per N'Ht' VI '"Pn,lE' mum,
from tore'sn I I. pua
sh'ea 81 "" 49,, ,,i ~, H. ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
Incoming NesseIs-By wireless.

SIS Cameronia, i.2do miles cas-, of Sandy Hook
at !. 4 NJ. yesterday
S. iroauois Mobile. IS miles south OF Tampa
bar at noon
So III sol. Galveston. iIe miles north Of
Sandy Hook at noon.
IS Larmer, Port Arthur. 40 miles eaS Of
Sabine bar at noon.
Ga Comet, Port Arthur. 100 miles south Of
ID almond Shoals nj noon.
- San Jscnto. Galveston, 100 miles west Of
TOrtugas at noon.
s. Milnnockct. lib miles east OF Ambrose
Channel al p NJ
S. Energie, Tuxpar. sio miles south Of Sandy
Hook AZ noon
- City OF Columbus. say snnah. g. miles
south OF Diamond shoals at =. NJ.
So Mexico, Vera Cruz. go miles south OF
Sandy Hook al r NJ
So Arapahoe, Jacksonville. 40 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at : u.
- Gu!foIl. towing Shenango Port Arthur.
~ miles north OF Jupiter at noon.
Sc COmus, N.w Orleans, 100 miles south OF
Jupiter at noon.
- ~ Norte Galveston. miles south OF
Jupiter az y. ".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
LIS pE>DF>S.
Manhattan.

18th ST 9, $40 It " Central Park, ZOE
100 Ir[sa.zc de- TSs,cr ct t, a" m, sft
atty, FF Dc Rham. -,
iitTH ST, s.s -knickcrhoeter Hospital
sst JOS schcr ct Al forc'ios % mig) :
81 Az. .o1s and 2oSO-C,ross, Austin 4 lre-
land Lumber 90 agt Mary V Jones At al
faction 70 foreciose mechanics li"nDi atty
Lot 20, map property ~ Washington s
Vista Syudicatr--IIsnry Morgenthau Go
mtg; atty, 8 r stern
NEW CHAMBERS ST. j5--East River Saw
ings Insin agt Moses Blank ct al fore
.s T;HT 81 Sr poss 10 ' eoa " PrnaT%ay 1878 to
40, and 7th sv. 7is to TOWN A HHom,
action to foreclose mechanics licn); atty,
TOOTH ST.. ,:i5 and sl7 E-Harry Hs,rdssty
mtg); atty, f b Cotton.
Bronx.
MARMION Az, 1880 sarah Ella Furnald
ast Amer Three way Prism co ct al
,toreGlos q mtg. atty X Kelly.
Iforecos OF mtgl: atty, II Kelly.
iOo-Anna p waite ast Nicholas p Glenn
RosenthaL Mork & Baam, % -
4TH ST, 5, 400 {, " Az A. 6oxios-Hariet
Cochrane agt Lima Kuntze ct al Uoreclos
itisT ST., 5 W cor Walton av Uot 2s, blk
?:s5s, Sec 9--Herman KnobloCh agt Robt
lienJ; atty l. Llndner
wEsTcHEs1ToER Az, "a l2e's q n e Mpl.
agt Leon Myrans ct al faction to fore
close tax LEM. attys Gross 4 sneudaira,
vEEl@ AL t LIZ y cI nng, g. SSSlCo
ct al .foreclos Of mtgl; atty, W E ssmmis
oLMSTEAD Az, n W cor Startling av, :9xioo
working co Of al tforseios Of MIG; atty.
y A Southworth,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
small Farm sales aud Exports Adj
vance wheat.

N..' Mo peace talk was not ineffec-
commission house selling of wheat
''' freely taken. Several authorize.
lr'l.''3 mat the buying in tie market
Il superior character To the selling
no. Amour concern and other strong
Interests took wheat contracts from
'o7.u- supply
'Nr'' N'r" export Gales OF wheat and
.''. .N'."psly estimated at from 700. 900
'"' bushels. II WAS also under
'..'' '.' Fair sa,es of rye were consun.
'.'l '.u mat there worc inquiries for
Hour portion Of Yesterdays for
'1s'ne's "n> thought to have been
I'D lust prior to the close OF tho
"'''' 1ad "as presumably for London
,'."lr' Canadian wheats arc in better
'..'" W't 'cr. little hedge pressure
l'.' 'Io session. Receipts are dropplng
.gh'F and a further contraction IL an
''ha ."l unless prices rise again so as To
-''' ''"sh farm offerings Northwest
fd'.'"- wcr" to the effect that the
'.'l' arrivals contained much under
.."'' grain The weather Is stili favor
' 'nr tn completion of thrcshing I'm
-N'.1g wheat territory, and accord
y 80 Nh" ModciW WiHcr decided progress
.'> 70 made hy winter wheat producers
'.'.' -'eliug work
''. n"ut IN wheat circles il more
'' ''' operations dwindled somewhat
* riaF Zoo reflection OF the more eau
,.''' t'I 'udr Of many IN the trade. The
s-'e-l'1l market remains quiet but very
WIN ana tho heavy stocks at that centre
a., got resulting In the pressure pre-
prominent exporter from the
W.. invest said that the urgent foreign
Jury mad been appeased. although II
We -, denied ,hat ru-opean ren,Ire .
'nN remain enormous The shipments
"hrai and hour for the week, accord
10 brddStreets, were 7.SiS,000
t1,e!s' against 70tS,OO last week and
','SnnN wear ago; since July 70,
.EV'p as compared with 81 600 900 FOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney


Downtown.
South of Fourteenth ST.
PARK ROW iO5, x oJa% Mes, Dw y;1,, TO
y sept \, y , sssI c; atty; 90; y
Y Maria l. Donneliy to Greenwich
f S. . ssnh ''s Sands san v 10 Ga. ssgs
tEas, OF Firth ay. between Fourteenth and
5lsT ST ass e q n az; s,s inG s.v
p"@ * Atty at G"" w% orr ep' cSamscrs
52D ST.. .. 1915 ID av. soi.ico S.o.csT
J King 70 Bronx Security. A Brokerage
a cH :' i. i'. s9. 6. iG IS 5sti SEP,
30 Az. Is, sos ys,h e., 2e'1oC ~ rrS
s s%.s 50 Sept .'Ty'i' VT Ts '1' s. 90
West Side
yves, OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
VIZ" inoo-Se,ti. ins,rsoii TO cha. IosneT, sos
" lOad ct, SEPT IS, due as per bond; any,
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF iIcth 50
iaoxi.s sIDouEiss Brg s01,,, to t R1own
Ang 81, pr mtg va? 900. due az per bond;
attys. Cannon q r. Rector Ut 10000
Bronx.
borough OF The Bronx
l57TH ST, as L, n y. 25NlOllO-- Ellen Judge
10 Tius g & 7 Co, ia Bway. Sept II. due,
50, as per bond; atty Title O & T co co
BROOM kV, $ = cor s, Paurs pi. ,ssxiOos-
Ralph Ginshers 20 Jas Vent $50 Nesi
r1tl ri T,ls StP co., Que lis Bw"y PEI 900
GI.EBE Az. gi2?. lot a. Blk a. map Dorse
7 co. 10 Rway, sept q. dye;i Sc, as re-
bond; atty. Title - q 7 60. i'6 Bway. " o00
TNToN AZ "a. cor Ven Vent. St 81, 5S"' Ws hSS
av, sept y. due. &c, as per bond: atty,
TILE g ST CO, iIs hway :; " ~ 900
! tor tor docks TO- 's5gx irresHrhos II BOVINE &
Son CO to Curtis whttssey Madison;
y J, Sept a. yrs c; atty Title q
WISE Az. :. s7J charlotte ,pi. ?5xloO-
1 TGSS spfgs sc,S f y yTsns
pc: atty. J W Bryant. 9si u lteth st, $500
LOTS II 70 49, las and lss, l3l and la2 1875
Realty 4 Commercial GO 20 Crawford Real
Estate Bldg Co. IL +2d st, sept o.
yrs c: atty II Crawford, 80 Mas
roX ST. : W cor ~ st John, 'iOOx5C'JohR
y Cornish con't Go to ,c E az s Holdi9s CO,
mand. c; atty, A Snow. 10 Wall
LOT a. map Sec 4. Vyse estate-John
V, sept IS due Dec 10. 1915. s p c; atty
oE ( & ~ CO. is' sSf St, ...!i
Kovacs Const 60 to City Mtg co, 10 Wall
st. Aug i2, demand p c; atty Snow.
sHERMAN Az. Sc cor Is5th st approach
to cnncourse, 6Sx794-Kovacs Const co to
sly M atty x SNOW snow Is is wai 81. o ssToco
is5TH ST, s., ag,7 v Gran, ay t6S irrssT
i, Aug is, demand p c; atty, y a snow;
,esTTH" sT, e. si.7 W Grant av. ato.iis irres
ST. Aug ~, demand . . c; atty. r 4 Snow.
10 Wall t'''''''''''''''''' 'sse'ooo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19

The corresponding time last year and 49,
VVV.VVo bushels two years ago.
'orn-Therc were several spells of
weakness from which the market recoy-
cred. Liquidation was based on tho IA
Norable weather and absence of an Inn
portant cash inquiry. Subsequently a
better demand sprang up. a widely cir
culated report Of 100000 bushels Of mixed
corn having been sold to France conduced
10 strengthen values. Small receipts and
less favorable Argentine crop news were
other factors bringing about a short GOV.
cring movement
Oats-Thc market finished firm after a
great deal oi irreEuiarity. Speculative or.
dasa were on both sides of the list Il,
was said that 800. O00 bushels OF oats were
sold to Europe and these claims In con-
junction with the frmness In wheat and
the limited country offerings rallied the
list
Provisions--1Tog products were SPAR
'nEly offered, although the hog market
was about cents lower. There was sun
port IN lard from packers and the cash
demand for meat has undergone a slight
o.,t--ernens
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
FARMERS AGAIN HOLD WHEAT.
"Modcrn Miller Notes Rcc~s>iou In
Movement 10 Market.

CHICAGO. Sept. lS.--The Modern Miller
crop outlook The week has been an
ideal one for seeding winter wheat and
rapid progress was made throughout the
entire belt, soil being In good condition.
Farmers In Kansas show a pronounced
tendency to hold wheat and the movement
plies.
''lii the Northwest a heavy movement
OF wheat from the Dakotas was stimu-
lated 10y good demand I'm Minneapolis
and Duluth. There Is sharp recession
In the movement OF the hest grades o,
wheat from North Dakota, and farmers
show a tendency To hod. Much thin.
light wheat from South Dakota is being
marketed direct from threshcrs. but rains
have retarded this movement indicating
a lighter movement of Northwest supplies
and the possibility OF some damage to
wheat in shock"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19

NAsHINGToN, Sept ~ -SupGly ship
Ar-thusa az Newport, battleship TeAly at
Hampton RoaaH; guuboAt Peoria ~ Por.
Tampa submarine ca left New York yaTd
for final trials. battleship Maine left Hamp-
ton Roads for New York yard, battleshipr
Missouri and Illinois left Hampton Road
for Philadelphia, destroyer Paul Jones leh
Mare Island for san Diego cruiser Raleigh
left san Francisco for Mare Island battle
ship New York left Vera Cruz for New
York: cruiser Galveston at Nagasaki.
cruiser North Carolina left BrindlsI for
mouth OF Dariane.,es. thence Beirut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For New York and New England fair
to-day and Tomorrow; moderate variable
winds.
For New Jersey. fate to-day and probably
to morrow; light TO moderate .variab,e
winds
NEW YORK Sept, i9 It was warmer IN
practically all parts Of tho country yesterday.
except in the states Immediately west OF the
Mississippi River and In the upper Mississippi
Valley. and the pressure was high over all 49,,
lions except the Gulf states and the plateau
and Pacific State.
There was no freezing weather in any sec
ton
In this city the day wa far aud slightly
warmer: wind. fresh northeast to northwcst
average humidity. q per cen, barometer co.-
recteh to read TO sea level. at A NJ 20 10: s
y M..O.0g
The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the ofI'clal thermometer. Is shown
In he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Business Has It's Dullest Day,
With Little Trading in
Any Department.
SECOND AVENUE FLAT SOLD
Mt. kiscO Place Valued at $780,
900 Finds Buyer-WOOllen
House Takes More Space.

The real estate market had yesterday
its dullest day this year. Not only was
the sales market locally and in the sur
rounding district unusually quiet, but there
were no plans filed for new buildings,
and the leasing market showed little life.
Best among tho leases was the taking o,
additional space on Twenty-thlrd street
between Sixth and Seventh avenues by
large woollen house as branch OF
Its Fourth avenue establishment, Evi.
dence Of the presence OF money in this
section for the purchase OF real estate
was given in the report of the sale of a
Mount Kisco place valued at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
nv Daniel Greenwald
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
The Billings Estate Corporation, Manhat-
tan, capital 10000, directors, Richard Bill-
ings. Samuel + kllmer and j. French New
York city
the Hudson View Construction Company,
Manhattan capita! - 6ooi directors, Henry
Friedman. Charles Friedman and Charlie,
Adams. The Bronx
The Homeorest Building Company, Man
haitian capital $1,000: directors. Elizabeth
jacobsen, Brooklyn: Hortense Goldsmith
East Orange. N. J.. and Benjamin EIsler
Brooklyn.
The ST. Johns Holding Corporation
Brooklyn. capital $4,000, directors MaN NJ.
kotEen, Henry Amstsr and David Brody
New York city.
The Mueller Clarendon Company, Queens
capital $4,000: directors, George Mueller
Edith a. Clarendon, Woodhavsn, y. y.
Charles II. Clarendon. New York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19

william Wheatley and Charles g
Matchett, both formerly with S. III. p
Peu & Co. have formed tho Arm OF
Wheatley. Matchctt q Co. at 80 Broad
way, to transact "A general business In
Investment and unlisted securities. II. ]
futile. also formerly connected with :
II. =. Pell & Co. will he associated with
the firm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
BROKERAGE NOTES.

Louis Kamm, vice-presidcut and treas
urer OF the Newark real estate firm of
Louis SchlesinRer, Inc, has retired from
that firm and has org 4nized the firm Of
Louis Kamm, Inc. with offices at rs
Clinton street, Newark. William w.
Kamm has also retired from the Schles-
niger firm and will he secretary Of the
new realty concern. The Arm OF Louis
Schlesinger. Inc, will continue AZ the
present offices in the Essex Bulding.
Louis Schleslngcr IN president.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
LOSE RIVERSIDE APARTMENT.

Patcrno Bros. lost the Stadium View, a
twelve story apartment house at 4i5
Riverside Drive. north OF 10th street
when II was sold In foreclosure yesterday
by Joseph +. Day In proceeding brought
by the New York Life Insurance Company
and the Lawyers Mortgage Company. The
property was secured on one bid OF s2i4,-
900 by Edward ! M1loughney party IN
interest. The cltys assessment is on n
valuation OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
BROOKLYN HOME BUYING.

The Alec Building Company has sold
to Mrs. j. HOyle for occupancy the one
family dwelling at 21l2 SiNty-ffth street.
in the Mapleton Park section on the sub
way line OF the Sea Beach division.
H. j. Sforza has sold for George L.
Moody the one family frame cottage
at 20i Bay Seventeenth street on plot
fOxg6.S.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19

BY Justice Hendrlck-RltteTfGd vs.
Aschenxrau, Samson Frledlander; Gusthal
vs. Edeistein. Isaac r, Cohen. Roth VS.,
Roth J sidney Bernstein; Brown w. Still
well. Jacob NJ. Schoenfeld.
by Justice ponnelly--Mayer vs. Loefner,
y. Taylor Phillips.
by Justice Guy--Lawyers surety Co. W.
Ayrault. lily. A. Forster Sullivan vs.. Kraus,
Maurice Deiches
BY Jusllcs Platzek--Dworsky W. Schla
chetzski, Oh y. Donohue Genl. Theog
Sem. va Mooney. Myron Sulsbsrger,
BY Justice Phlbn--horton vs.. keenan,,
Powell CrIchton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
SELLS FINE MT. KIsCo PLACE.

George c. Clark. Jr., has sold his
place at Mount Kisco. Westminster
county. through Seaman. Lowerre a. 90
The place consists of about i62 acres
and adJoins the j. Borden Hartman es-
tate. On the property there Is a three
story stucCo and frame house contain
ing thrty-iive rooms. II is one OF the
show places of the section and was held
at about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19

Herman J Sonnenberg, owner; herman 4
herman q Philip Baum, contractors Crc-
H'Neil ysO
Sd Az. ss5-Jacob wsrshaw ct al agt John
Doe owner; Max Reese. contractor s2l4
BRONX.
Sd Az. 8ssf-Crcer Austin & ireland Lum-
her Co agt Poseidan Realty Co. owner.
BARRY ST. $, 3s5 II ; OF Legge;t av 100
xloo-Michsei Montag agt Jacob Leitne-
owner and contractor ............. ss5S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday in Man
haitian and The Bronx saIcsrooms.
lat II vESEY STREET. ]
nv Insanb u Nae

lat IL NESEf STREET.
- By Joseph p. Day.
RIVERSIDE DIR, 40, 5. 1915 llsth St
6s.9Nl23.lOx5g l0xll2.3 twelve sty apt
house--N Life 1ns Co a LAWYERS Mtg
60 VS. Palermo Bros ct al: due. ,24O.24G5I;
taxes &c. fs.l3Si is; 10 L Moloughn,y. a
party IN Interest. ........... t2ti, 900
PRINCE ST, 626+. cor Lafayette NJ,
!.sxSt.ex2tx54l0, four sly loft and str
hlds-Roman Catholic orphan Asylum W
Rosa Marasco, tnidivid and trste ct al.
due s2sss5.4t. taxes. &C, ti,720.l6. to the
p'aN''" '''''s'''' SGo,OOO
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
18TH ST. i5e Il, =. s3.s e Lexington av.
ls.sxloOil, four sty tnmt and str-Bertha
LPpman vs. ID Cefoia ct al: due So =
32s15. taxes. SC. s3s.75. sub To a nrst
mort OF $4,000: to Vincenzo Ur-
some '''.''''' '...-.-. ..t..... va, +25
by Daniel Greenwald.
l20TH ST - W, =, LIS LenoN ay con
l00.ll three sty dwlg-Sherins sale OF all
right. title, SC, which Rose Reddey had
on July Is, 1914, or since. Withdrawn.
lat 1905 THIRD AVENUEl
BY ID. T. ingraham a Co
WISE Az. 1885, W r. i2.S i7sth 81 COX
100, two sty dwlg-H 4 Clark VS. Irving
Const Co ct al; due, t5.ss6.22, taxes &C,
sl26t7' TO the plaintiff ...........s 81. 900
BY Joseph =. Day.
BAlNBR1DGE Az, n g cor 205th ST. eek
!3.7N25Nsl3. vacant-TaA Lien co VS.
Mary % Reilly Ct al; due, si,5s?.26; taxes,
49, s2t7.5G, Adjourned TO October
pl, 25Xss,s. three sty tnmt---H y tioeb-
bells. eNr. T. y Sorgenfrei ct al: due
'J.5i3.ss; taxes, sc, s6l95: TO George
tJ,IJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

Supreme Court-Appellate pivision.--Re-
cess
Supreme Court--Speeial Term--Part IT 49,
Before lIendrick, J. Court opens at 1880
A. NJ. Tx parte matters
Surrogates rt-Chambers--Before Co
halau, s. No day calendar.
City Court-Speciai Term-Part 1I-RN-
fore Deahanty J. Court opens at 10 A.
EX psrte matters.
KINGS COUNTY.
Supreme Court-SSpecisl Term. Court
opens at 10 A. NJ Before Jsycox, J.--I.iti-
gated motions. Before Benedict, J-Ex
parte matters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises, ~ ~ Sun sets. s rS Moon rises. SIS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk s51 Gov Island 10 Hell Gate. b. soo
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hk a. .? Gov island III He'll Gate .:,l
Arrived Friday. September IS
IS Ralilc. 1915 T.. N, Liverpool. september 10.
SsCrctic. Liverpool. september 3.
- Dan-borG, :. J., " Liverpool. August y
- Sarragansett, SIS 4 VI London. sept Q
So suveric, 30 J. NJ, Gibraltar sept g
s. CrhthOr1c, l \. NJ. GrecnoCk, September 2.
81 AlmlrAntc. A. NJ. Kin gston September ~
s. Commcwijne, II \. NJ. Cartagcna. Scptcin-
Der
IS Ida Ounce. ? 30 \. N. . Baracoa, September II.
$ Damara. II - A. NJ, Cr1si obal. Sept 10.
s. Tyslland =. NJ MatAnzas. August II.
Der is
IS ~ Rio. New Orleans September II
IS Mohawk. jackson Vile. September IS
IS Jefferson, Norfolk. September Il.
$ Itonolulau. Philadelphia September II.
IS Louisiana. Boston. september IA.
IS Jefferson. Norfolk. September l..
s. Ascot. Philadelphia September Il
- Pawnec. Philadelphia, September II.
IS Mamma Hlta Baltimore. September 10
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
s. Cedric, at Liverpool.
IS oscar II at Copenhagen.
SIS Carpathia, at Gibraltar.
IS Philadelphia. at Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NRW YORk
SIS Stampaila. from Naples
- Trent from Kin gston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
TRADING IN MANHATTAN

SECOND AVENUE.-The Hagemeyer es-
tate has sold 1857 Second avenue, "A
four story tenement on lot isxsO. ad.
Joining the southwest corner of Eighty
first street. The buyer is a Mrs. Wer-
ner. who owns the similar property at
1868 Second avenue
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

JARMULOWsKY, MEYER. e. al eSr. 70
Louis JarmuO~sky ..'.'''''''''s - ooo
SAME to same - At"N'
TAYLOR. MARY r. 10 Anna NJ. Pinckncy
LEMRECK & RETZ EAGLE BREwfNG 60
to Jacob Ruppers Corp. ..',,.''.;: '.,.Sl
BAUMAS, LOUIS, TO Hyman BaumHn
,..ts..... ...,','.. =, ''': NV 70"
WOLF. ISRAEL 10 Rertha Frankol. 800
HEMSHElMER, ALFRED n, ct al trns, to
sANT'ER WILLIAM TO George II. over
GUARANTY TRUST 60 or y to Alice !.
Ripley ............''. '.'.''''''.' -
Bronx.
MEALS, MARGARET, to southern noul'-
u1rl Realty 90 700 Lev
; AMI to same Is-o'
TREE, MARTHA l., to Louis c ltls $4,000
EICKWORT LOUIS, 20 Dora NJ Schreuk,
sCHEtERMAS, AUGUSTA, 70 William
Hodgron ...t s-....'s. '.''. 's'r''' A'VV
MANHATTAN MTG co to Herman Rosen,
c6Rr6pA Are MTG 90 To- Mary u Matthew,
.
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Kenneth Ives { Co. & SgssSn .st.yyer 7E. II
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

POSITION WANTED.
Electro me ha nIcal engineer with broad
business training and experience in building
and equipping plants desires position pos
sesses ability, integrity and good Judgment:
well ntted for investigating and reporting on
new propositions; highest references. H..
boy 40 sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-19
BUYS RIDGEwOoD. y. j., HOUSE.

The Smith-Singer Realty Company has
sold the dwelling at IS Bradford street
Glen Rock, Ridgewood. y. j.. to Stephen
j. Scudder OF Brooklyn.