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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

STH Az, sSo-MaN schweiger agt Marie Won
Erlenbell. owner, Walter Won Erlcnbell.
owner & contractor ...............siSS
WAbSWORTH Az. l2t to l2S--J = Dury 90
agt Oldorf Constr Co Owueri ID Colasuounp
Sd Az. 2o7S and 2OsO--Murtha schmohl co
Ggt Mary f, Chss & Anna Jones, owners
Film Armament Co, lessee; John Carlucci.
18TH ST. ii9 Philip Greensicln as I'm Sl rs
Juliet kaletchitz. owner; l. Goldstein &
BROADWAY, l4s0--sachary Feinberg agt
Mary Fitzgerald, owner. American
Druggist syndicate. lessee: Feinberg &
Feinhers and W Lithgow 4 SON con
SANE PRoPERTY-Feinbcrg Feinherg
Inc, az; Mary A Fitzgerald. owner: Amer
lean Druggist syndicate, lessee; q A Lith-
gov Son, contractor ...........Segg.l
BROADWAY. i575--Adoph Grant a co agt
W Banton. owner Vogel Cabinet Co, con-
BROADWAY. e cor 47th 81, ISIS is2S7'sS
lrres 20 4Sth st--lulius Guttmsn AIT John
Sutphen, Amanda II Pope a Adeline V
Crockett owners; Mitchell NJ Mark Realty
Corpn, lessee II Bauer, contrsc.
MONTGOMERY ST as and s7'r Son
Levine, Inc agt Hebrew Kindergarten
Day Nursery, owner a contractor. $50
THIRD Az, 3ss2-Angelo Restivo agt Posei-
don Realty Co. Inc. owner and contrac-
rHiGiRp 'Avj 5ss2-Anseio 'Restivo, GIUSEPPE scope
PelicAno and Luigi Pellicano ast Poseidon
Realty Co, Inc, owner and contra,-
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

Corn q Co. have leased the store at
400 Fifth avenue. opposite Tinany's, to
+. A. Harris.
The Collegiate College has leased tho
second floor at II and 10 East 125th
street through Burnett Co.
NJ L. Hess have leased from the
plans the thirteenth floor OF the building
now In course OF construction at 43s-44s
West Thirty-seventh street TO the Moss
Photo Engraving Company. The Robert
Horribly Electrotyping Company will oc-
cupy part OF this floor with the above
tenant: the sixth floor In the building.
225-22s West Thrty-ninth street to the
Beaver Printing Company, and the south
half OF the NTH loft In 20 Murray street.
running through TO SO Warren street, TO
the Bishop Calculating and Recorder Com
pany.
Samuel II Martin has leased to the
Louis Joseph Packing House Company the
store and basement at the southeast cor
ner of Columbus avenue and Ninety
seventh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day and to-
moderate west winds, becoming

For eastern New York. fair to-day and to-
morrow; moderate west winds, becoming
variable.
ror Sew Jersey and eastern Pennsyivsu,s.
fair to-day and tomorrow. with moderate
temperature; moderate west and northwest
winds. becoming variable.
For northern New England. patrly cloudy
to-day; showers In extreme eastern Maine:
fair tomorrow; moderate west winds.
For southern New England. partly cloudy
to-day; fair tomorrow; moderate west
winds.
For western New York, fair to-day and
tomorrow; moderate west winds, becoming
variable.
NEW YORK. Aug 9.-Hish pressure
covered the interior OF the country yester-
day and the Southern states east Of New
Mexico put was low In the st Lawrence
Valley and most OF the lake regions and
over the country west Of the Rocky Noun
tsins
There was no dennite storm formation
and no general rainfall but showers &C.
CURED at many points east OF the Missis
sippi River.
Central states. slightly warmer in the ives,
ana warmer in most Of the Eastern states
In this city the day was fair and warmer;
followed by a thunderstorm and heavy rain
in the afternoon and clearing at evening;
wind, light to fresh southwest; average
humidity, 10 per cent: barometer. corrected
to read 10 sea level. at A. NJ, 2sz
3 =. Nj. 90.
The temperature In this city yesterday, a.
recorded by the ornclai thermometer, Is shown
A. Al.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
TO AID GRAIN SHIPPERS.
Federal Reserve Board Takes Mat
ter Under Considerations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-Oficials Of the
Treasury Department and members Of
the Federal Reserve Board are bending
their energies toward building up conf
dence on the part Of grain shippers in the
International credit markets so that ny
ne time transoceanic facilities are pro-
vded there will bee no hesitancy on the
part ~ shippers 10 send their grain to
Europe
There IL a possibility that even after
ships have been found for American car
goes tn holders OF grain may refuse to
III European orders unless they have
further reassurances that payment is GER
tain
u was admitted to-day that recently
When Transatlantic transportation had
'een IN gradual process OF being re.
opened and opportunity was offered for
ONE grain shipments, shippers seemed
.ndsposed 20 avail themselves of the lin
Yea opportunities thus available. Ship
p'r prefer 20 wait until the international
credit situation has been further clarified
ana more definite assurances can be
even that payments will not be seriously
delayed
Mter the conference Of grain shippers
ana bankers AZ the Treasury Department
ltst week S cretary McAdoo EXPRESSED
the opinion tina, the situation would ad-
Jl7 NSet once tho transportation prob
ZEN mad been solved. II was not then
anticipated that the shippers would de-
mahd complete establishment OF an
,Arhdnge market before they would re-
lease their sores.
ne last few days transactions
ot,~efn New York and European bankers
Nv oeen In Increasing volume. Bankers
'rHSr,Fes are inclined to proceed slowly
plhd!nF NJ the exchange market
Gerause OF some practical obstacles stand
ing In their way
s''rt'ay McAdoo said to-day that he
ulti'l considerable sums OF gold de-
,,ostci IN the New York banks in the last
.'N Jays IN order to encourage transac-
ulhs IN bills u exchange, but he did not
.,l.cate Just how the desired effect was
"rect'd 20 he produced
Ie moratorium Of the Bank of Eng
.ang VII expire September unless ex-
,tnoed by new decree No information
=" 5sa'h.d the Treasury Department as
70 what the British authorities inland 10
o. IN this connection.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
Incoming vesseIs-By wireless.

SIS Baltic, Liverpool reports she will arrive
AZ Ambrose Channel al noon to day.
Shoals al noon.
IS Carolina, San Juan, ss2 miles south OF
Scotland light al NJ. August 20.
SIS Illinois, Port Arthur, q miles north OF
Diamond Shoals al noon
SIS Radiant Sabine. 10 miles east OF Sand
Eey N noon.
So Fl Alba. Galveston, crossing Galveston
bar al : 80 p. NJ, August 20,
IS Huron, Galveston, I2 niiles northwest Of
Tortugss at noon.
s. Fl occidente. Galveston, 81 miles south OF
Jupiter at noon.
SIS City OF Montgomery, Savannah, % miles
south of Scotland light at p NJ Angus, -
SIS Concho, Brunswick, 3s miles south OF
Egmont Key al noon.
5. Momus New Orleans, % miles south OF
Jupiter at noon.
Key AT noon.
SIS City OF Columbus Savannah, 20 miles
south OF Diamond Shoals At p NJ.
So Arapahoe, Jacksonville %sl miles south
OF Scotland light at p. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
MONEY To BUILD LOFTS,

A building loan for 100000 has been
made by the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Company to the seventy eighth
Street and West End Avenue Company
George Il cker. president, to cover the
construction OF a twelve story apartment
house. 32x6S. at the southwest corner
of West End avenue and Seventy-elghth
street.
Company has loaned TO Elsie T Underhili
s24O, 900 to cover the cost OF the erection
OF thirteen story loft building, l25x
$50. at AS to 44s West Thirty-seventh
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at |
torney)

twith name and address Of lenders at
torney)
sTH AV r. 100 l4ith st. 4sl0xlOO
APR 20, ls06-Philip and Rachel simon
10 Sender Jarmulowzky. attys, Kantro-
Mitk a L, ago Bway. $40 900
sTH AN, " :, so it7th st. 50xsb, Apr 90
lsOe--Same to same. attys same 49,. 900
10TH ST =. 100 Sth nv. a5xgg TO-
Apr 90 ls0G-Philip and Rachel Simon to
sender Jarmulowsky, attys Kantrowitz
q y, 32o Bway ...'..... ,.......ti $4,000
CkOToNA Az, 5, so lssth ST. tx
ilS75xi3s.6 Aug i2. isi3-DAndrea
Constrn Co to Giuseppe Natalie; atty, c
A Baeehler, ll26 Walker ay...,,...i $4,000
18th ST. 400 F., :. 2ts e Az A. 25xlOs.ix
sbiXll23, Feb 10, ,s0s-Pokrok Realty
co TO Louis Hlrsch; atty. Ernest Adler.
72D ST. s. s25 Central Park Vest West
?oxiO2.2, Dec !. lssA-AuE and Bertha
Biumenthal to Hetty F. Green In trust:
atty, German-American II Il q co,
wAvERLY ST tnno,w; i7i;h So. SIS. issgSSSO
Central Az. 25xl-s. Mar Is, isii-
Columbia Constrn Co TO Frank and Eliz
Fuchs; atty, l. T CO, 100 Bway. $4,000
PARK AV. cor sth at, runs 50
So so W So, Dec -, lsos-Glen
PARK Az, sSi.sei E 5. 10 5 san st. ' lax
55sx52 2x7Ol0. Feb ?. islt@Charter Cons
CO 10 simon F. Uo,enblatt. exr. sc; attys.
& Isaacs, SO william st. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

WARRINGTON, Aug ~ = The cruiser
Denver has arrived AZ Acapulco tug sylvia
at Washington, collier culgoa at New York
yard, battleship Missouri At southern drill
grounds, battleship Louisiana at Norfolk
destroyer Patterson at Boston, destroyer
Preble at San Francisco,
The tug Osceoia has sailed from PuertA
Plata for San Juan, collier Nanshan from
Mazatlan for GLaymas. submarine k-2 from
Newport fo5 Ms~ E onaIon; cruiser psnnss,ss
battleship Illinois from Hampton Roads for
southern drill grounds, torpedo boat Chsun-
cey from Nsgasaki for Shanghai. battle
ship Texas from Cape Henry for New York
yard. cruiser Cincinnati from Annoy for
Shanghai, tug Ysnkton from Vera Cruz for
csmpeche Bay and collier Nero from n.
huron for San Diego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
WHEAT FOR EUROPE
GOING OUT STEADILY
100000 Bushels Shipped to
England Yesterday-More
Rushed to Seaboard.
FEDERAL AID Is EFFECTIVE
Deposit of Millions Against
Grain Bills Said to Have
Broken Blockade.
FEDERAL AID Is EFFECTIVE

rpa United states sent 1928. 900 bushels
4, Vnea, abroad from Atlantic ports yes
to-day neatly ~ OF It consigned to the
United Kingdom
According 60 Brndstreet's. It shipped
during the week ended August 20 $780,
10 bushs.. % wheat aNi -four abroad as
,onra-ed with 3.726.3i9 bushels the week
= ,,.y,,u. and 7.o52.5s7 for the correspond
az week x 1913. The record for the
came week " 1912 was 3.33s,569. Reports
from vhp,, shipping points OF the interior
indicated that l,l56.ooO bushels had been
shlpped 20 the seaboard and $4,000
bushels shipped previously arrived
vNr.r.p-. 100 New York city yesterday
aid that unless something Unforeseen
baprers nothing viii now interfere with
An. CARRYING out of all contracts made
before o.. war began with the United
kingdom and France. They have no idea
Wh.n they viii he able to ship for Ger
nany or Beir,um They now have no
troubl. In d.,pus.ng ~ their bills to the
banks
Tho situation 10 the grain export bust
7e. Is IA, 'u the cash credits established
by foreign nations in New York and also
i6e action ~ the United states Govern
insnt ln ieposi''nC several million dollars
IN the banks - the country for the purpose
q buying such grain bills. Alexander J.
H.mph.ll president Of the Guaranty Trust
Company SAID yesterday:
The Government deposit was made
solely To enable the banks and trust com
panles NJ the larger cities to purchase
documentary bills ~ exchange so as to
facilitate early shipments OF grain. With
out the deposits which are strictly limited
70 grain the banks would have been con-
sideraby hampered in the purchase OF
me bills and export movements would
nave been delayed
"Of course the purchase OF such bills
ilm!nishes the necessity Of sending gold
from the United States cities to ottawa
FOR the credit of the Bank of England. So
'ar as know no further shipments to
Ottawa are contemplated by New York
banks Chicago banks are In similar
position Confidence Is returning and the
general financial situation shows much
improvement"
Seth Low president OF the Chamber OF
Commerce returned from Washington
yesterday where he conferred with Secre-
tay McAdoo Mr.. Low paid high tribute
70 the subcommittee which Is now work.
ng on the financial ard business problems
rsised by the war. He spoke OF Secre-
tary McAdoo's deposit of the millions to
aid the purchase OF grain bills and de-
clared tina; adequate checks and earmarks
nave been devised to prevent this money
from being used for any other purpose.
Secretary McAdoo's action was taken
upon the direct recommendation OF the
foreign exchange committee Of the cham
her, Alexar der j. Hemphill and Henry r.
lckehepmer OF New York city, Festus j.
Wade Of st. Louis and J, J. Arnold OF
chicago, advised sby Paul NJ. Warburg OF
the Federal Reserve Board"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Frederick +. Collins and Wendell 4
Treat have leased to Charles Edgar Of
Evanston. Ill, a large dwelling In Essex
Fells. with three acres and garage also
leased a residence In Caldwell TO James
Baker of Jersey CITY also a poultry
farm OF forty-eight acres to Harold A.
Parkhurst for Anton A. Raven In West
caldwell for term Of years. and a farm
or six acres, Livingston. with sixteen
room house, TO Alice M. Curnow of
Brooklyn.
Alonzo Devoe has leased his DWELLING
at le Doremus avenue. Ridgewood. N. j..
to william II. Haddon.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Porter a Co. have rented for Sarah
L. Mener TO John l.. Blohm the four
story dwelling at 2s West 123d street.
Barnett e. Co, have leased to a Mrs.
Elusk the house 10 East l26th street: to
Mrs, David the house. 23s West l2lst
street, and 1879 West lS6th street to
A. George.
Sawson a Hobbs have leased for
term of years the four story high stoop
dwelling at Ell West Seventy-third street
for Mrs. Thomas MacRae to DIR, r. w
Young OF Philadelphia. Pa.
The IIoughtor Company has leased for
Lizzie II. DALEY the four story and base.
ment dwelling at 1871 West Seventy sec
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Site on o8th St. Near Fifth Ave. Bought
for Improvement-.Little Buying
Elsewhere.

Dulness prevailed in all branches OF the
market and In almost every section yes
terday. dwelling site I'm Ninety-eighth
street near Fifth avenue was the only
sale in Manhattan. Brokers In The Bronx
had no business to report. neither did
those OF Brooklyn. Queens and Richmond
Builders filed no new construction in Man
haitian and leasing was confined to deals
OF little interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
The Goldheld Realty Company Manhat-
IAN capital 1000 directors, Sarah Gold
neld. Joseph A.. Ooidned and Isaac l..
singer. New York city.
The Two Hundred West FIfty-ninth
street Company. Manhattan. capital 81, 900
directors Sol Bloom, Charles Kelly and
augusta Harris. New York city.
The Erba Realty Company. Manhattan.
capital $4,000; directors. Herman Eifers
New York city: l.. q. Abberly Brooklyn
and John T. cossins New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

Walter A. Stevens has sold to the
Horoscope Realty Company Adolf Horo-
witt. president. for the Broadway Savings
Institution the property known ms Cas-
cades in the Catskills. adjoining the Grand
Hotel AT Highmount. II consists OF about
sixty acres The property contains four
furnished cottages Of modern construc-
ton, a lake and trout stream The
place was held at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
nc LOAN ON PARK Az. CORNER.

\ mortgage for s675.ooo was recorded
yesterday against the property at the
southeast corner OF Park avenue and
Eighty-fourth street. which is to be I'M
proved by Bing a. Bing with twelve
story apartment house. The site. which
was bought some time ago by the builders.
is 1922 feet on the avenue and 1884 feet
along the street. The structure 20 be
erected will cost 100000. The loan Is
taken by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company. 1t is for five years at per
cent interest.
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bronx.
AGREE B0RDAS rs TO RETIRE.
American and Dominican Commits
sioners 10 Discuss Successor.

WAsHINGroN, Aug, 2l-Encouraging
reports were received at the State De-
partment to-day from Santo Domingo. II
has been agreed that President Bordas Ia
10 retire and the American commissioners
are preparing TO discuss with the Domini-
can commissioners a temporary President
to serve until an election can be held.
However, remembering former failures
officials here are not INDUCING in any ex-
pectations that the arrangement now be-
ing made will last unless vigorous meas
ures are employed by the United States
10 make II stick.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
BUYERS FOR NEWARK REALTY.

Leo Schleslnger has sold for James a.
Haig to James F. Kenney 81 Wright
street. frame dwelling. 2bxl00. for oc-
cupancy also sold for the Peoples Bank
to A. Rudnewltz Il plot 40xl54 at "a Voor-
hees street. near Leslie street which will
be improved with dwelling and garage.
The same brokers sold for Marie 4.
Schwartzhaup the frame residence. 25x
1903. at 1874 Plane street to Frederick
Brown for occupancy.
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The approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property - 10 be sold. Is sii62s.Oj. with
interest thereon from the 18th day OF July.
1914. together with costs and allowance
amounting to ti1I3s with interest from
August 10th. 1914. together with the ex.
penses Of the sale The approximate amount
OF the taxes assessments and water rates,
other liens, which are 10 he allowed TO
the purchaser out Of the purchase money.
or paid by the Referee. is s+l5.95 and inter-
est
Said premises will be sold subject 20 any
state OF fscts which an accurate survey
would show.
Dated New York August 18th. 1914
JOSEPH v. MITCHELL Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
BIG HOBOKEN LOFTS.

The Turner Construction Company has
been awarded general contract by the
Hoboken Land and Improvement Com
NY Charles Fall architect, for the con-
structon OF a railway terminal loft build
ing on the Hudson River north Of Four
tenth street and east OF Bloomhsd
street, Hoboken. The building will be
twelve stories. +xl25, of reinforced
concrete throughout. Work to 20 ahead
at once.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
Army and NAVY 0rders

WASHINGTON Aug. 2l.-Army orders
issued:
Major VI, J. jenkins, Inspector General
from Philippine Department to the United
states
Lieut., Col F, r, Day, Inspector General
from western Department 10 Philippine De-
partment.
Second Lieut. J - Hill Thirteenth Cav
airy, detailed TO college station, Texas. as
Professor Military Science and Tactics at
Agricultural College.
Capt II. II. Wells. Twenty.ninth Infantry
from Newport News to New York city
Capt. NJ L. McGrew, Eleventh Infantry,
Transferred 10 Eighth Infantry
second Leuts 7, ;. Bowen, sixth Infan-
try; n n. Netherwood. Coast Artillery. and
n .. Jones Fourteenth Cavalry, detailed in
the Aviation section OF signal Corps and
rated AS Junior Military Avistors with rank
Of first Lieutenant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

MAsEBA RE Atty co to Sam L Harris 81
SAME to ~. II Myers ..............Si
GOODRICH, NY l. to Jeanette Good
LbRERMAN. JACOB 10 Ami. kim
LEVER. JOHN, to Valentine Willie. ...'. 81
WILLIE VALENTINE 10 Hy F Krager 81
DAVIS, SAM ]. g. to Fred'k Laland. IS 600
SANDS; n AlMAR to Ephralm sin. SO. as
SIZE. EPHRAlM, to Hart Levy ...... 81
ROStNFlEf.D. SAMSON. to Max Kobre /
JARhuLowsKY. ALBERT, ct al to David
DiETZ, JOHN J, TO Yorkvile Bank. 49, 81
ny MAN, GERsON. to Sender Jarmulow -
wHiPPLE. KATHERINE q ano. adm.
to ST Mary's Free Hospital for chill
" $ GuARANTY 4 iNDEMSiTr 60 j't TO
Hetty II Green .................S3O 90 0
Bronx.
GUARANTEED MORT co to Alice p. Lea
.ssi W, 500
LANE, ELLENOR ]. to Annie Brock
TABER, EMILY A. to VIM = schaaf. $500
sCHtH, FREDK J. to. Bertha 4 F Bin
LiNcoLN TRUST co to Rocklandi Realty taGGy
RocKLAND REALTY co to Lawyers Mort
. . . II. . o o. 90 I'll 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
ONO MAN BUys At GARRISON.

The william NJ Benjamin Company
has sold TO George A. Harrington OF
Cincinnati. Ohio. for the Esthold Realty
Company CBIng & Bing) the residence
NJ Garrison. y. Y, formerly owned by
Alexander T.. W. Kinnan. president Of
the Union Dime Savings Bank. The place
contains about thrty-ive acres OF land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Auctions Yesterday In Man
haitian and The bronx.

lat /, vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day
10Th ST. IL T.. S. 250i0 9Th av. 2Isx
ioob. sly dwlg-Albt Rothbart ct al,
Tus vs q de Forest ct al; due. S7s-
,oLs9' taxes. &C. f3.O73,bo: to the plain
'' ''''f's ss'.sss. ........,.... VII. 900
BY Henry Brady.
S'TH ST, .23s T., =. 1859 Cd av, lsx
Ms sty tnt-Lawyers MtE Co vs. T
Watson ct al: due sisbss32: taxes &c
s32os2: to the plaintiff. ....... Si2TSo
lat S2os THIRD AvENUEl
by Charles A. Berrian
lserH ST. COS r. n $. as st AIMS av,
g5hiOO sty tnt--R c Fulton ct al exrs
trus. vs. NJ Flynn ct al. due Ss,ss72S
taxes &C. 3sos5. Adjourned to sep
TENDER T.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
100000 BRIARCLIFF SALE.

Harry II. Albright OF the woolworth
Company has bought the country place Of
Paul u. Boden at Briarclin Manor. The
sale was negotiated by Fish n Marvin and
involved about 100000; The Boden place
IL one OF the finest In the Briarclin sec
ton. II contains about two acres and
large dwelling which Mr.. Boden had built
several years ago. The property Is next
to the Brarcliff Lodge and near the Hun
gerford and Macy estates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
LOT NEAR FIFTH AVENUE SOLD.

II. Augustus Coleman has sold to a CHI
ent of Pease 4 Gilman the lot on the
south side of Ninety eighth street $50 feet
east Of Fifth avenue. II IL rs feet wide
and lo2.2 feet deep. The buyer will erect
a dwelling on the site. which Is almost In
the rear of the Russian Orthodox Church
on Nlnety-seventh street Nearly oppo-
site Ia parcel given by Maurice Brill a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

Leuts G. II Bowdey, A wolleson.
c T. Graves, A, W. Brown, Jr., and @
W. simpson, from the Naval Academy to
the Missouri
Lieut. W n Howe, from Naval Academy
to tho Illinois
Lieut. = c Hooper from the wyoming
to temporary duty Navy Department
Lieut. r r. King from Naval Academy
10 the Illinois
Ensign ii Harlow, from the Wyoming to
the Yankton,
Ensign NJ. ". Lsrimer. from the Preston
E@sisn T : King from the yankton to
Ensign @ ", Hewlett. from tho New York
to sick leave.
surgeon J r. Dykes, from receiving ship
at Mare Island TO recruiting station al At
lanta.
Assistant Surgeon J. +. Neuherger. Medi-
cal Reserve Corps, from Pacific reserve fleet
to Naval Medical School Warrington.
Assistant Surgeon G. W. Ross, NJ. r. c.
from receiving ship Mare Island, TO Medi-
cal School. Washington,
Assistant Surgeon II Mcdonald, NJ. r. c.
from Naval Hospital, Mare Island. 10 Naval
Medical school, Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

WAsHrNoroN. Aug Elm response 10
inquiries from several Governments the
State Department Is replying that the
Panama Pacific Exposition will be held
AT San Francisco next year as planned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22

The Health Department announced yes
terday that there were two more cases OF
typhoid fever among the prisoners on
Harris Island, making a total OF nineteen
cases.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-22
HOTEL BEvERwYCK LEASED.

Donate Piciulo has leased for the Bever-
wyck Company 10 John K. Liederman the
Beverwyck. at 39-il West Twenty-seventh
street for ten years from october /. The
Beverwyck has been conducted as a family
hotel for the past twenty years.