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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk.-THE NEW YORK TRUST COM
PANN and another plaintiffs, against CAR
MELA PALERMO and others, Defendants.
and sale, duly made and entered I'm the
above. entitled action and bearing date the
18TH daN Of July. 1914, !. the underslguei.
the Referee in said judgment named vii
Salesrooni, Nos. lA-i6 vesey street in the
Borough Of Manhattan, city of New York
on the l4th day OF August, 1914. at 10
o'clock noon on that day, by Henry Brady,
Aucti0neer, the premises directed hy said
Judgment 10 be sold and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with the buildings thereon erected
81, MaHS yins and being in the Porogg9
and described follows:
BEGINNING at point on the southerly
side OF ll5th street. distant one hundred
and seventy lve N75) feet Westerly from
the Southwesterly corner OF First Avenue
parallel with First Avenue and part OF the
way through party wall one hundred 1909
feet eleven tli) inches to the centre line Of
the block thence Westerly along said centre
Hundred and Fifteenth Street twe vent S
t2i) feet: thence Northerlv parallel with
First Avenue and part OF the way through
a. party wall one hundred NO0) feet eleven
sontheriy side OF ll5th Street twcnty-Nv
t2hl feet 20 the point or place Of beginning
Dated, New York. july 20, 1917
EDWARD 4 McSHANF. Referee
MIDDLETON $, noRLAND, Attorney for
plaintiffs, 40 Cedar street, borough OF
Manhattan, New York city
The following IL diagram Of the prop
erty 20 he sold; It's street number Is sss
Ea'- 18th street.
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COURT UPHOLDS SALE
OF COLORADO MIDLAND
Appellate Division Decides That
Blair h Go. Must Carry
Out Purchase Of Stock.

An important decision affecting the sale
OF stock OF the Colorado Midland Railway
Company by the Colorado and Southern
Railway Company has been handed down
by tho Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court In which the court holds that the
complaint sets forth q cause OF action and
that the banking firm OF Blair 4 Co. must
buy the stock.
The complaint shows that IN 1911 the
bankers agreed to buy from the Colorado
and Southern the oompany's holding OF
Colorado Midland stock for $4,000 on
condition that the stock be released from
the lien of tho mortgages on the railroad
property. The plaintiff then brought q
suit in which a Judgment was entered per-
hitting the stock to be released from the
Hen. but the bankers then refused TO buy
on the ground that the stock could not be
delivered free OF all "Reminiscences IN spite
of tho court decree.
The Appellate Division decides that the
bankers were able TO gave a clear title to
the stock and that tho bankers were not
justified in refusing to buy.
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,,orurp Park AVE. COMPANY.

Tne 400 Park Avenue Company. capt
TALKED AZ 100000. was formed yester-
l1v with $ e. Weaver of the Fullerton
weave Company MS president Property
a, 900 Park avenue is part of the north
west corner Of Park avenue and Fifty
fourth street Neither Mr.. Weaver nor
his agents could be reached last night to
tell whether the company plans to buy
And hl.d ON tho corner The Fullerton
Weave. Company are among the largest
Apartment house builders I'm the city. The
corne~ mentioned is owned by the New
York Central Railroad
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

AVE A. ebT. store floor and part cellar
MARY Schcn. cNr. 20 Patrick j Young, y
Broomo 81. yrs from May l. 1916. atty,
Bcrnheimer q i IL 60, l2S st AIMS
av........ .:.'...''.''. ',';,., N,SSo
COLUMBUS Az, sos. store and basement
NY G Copeland to Barnett Chlnitz, e0s
Columbus aV. yrs from Feb. !, 1915
atty, l. julien, 100 Nassau st......,3lNOO
t7TH ST lls W all--'hristopher u Sull-
van 90 samuel Altschiller us W Attn st, >
yrs from Sept. !, 1912, atty, Benjamin VI
Levy 80 Liberty st..............f3,OO
CHAMBERS ST, rs. store. &c--Iamcs VI
Bearns to George T. schmidt, 20 iaw-
thorne at, Brooklyn, 10 yrs from May !,
1917; attys. Rabe *, ass Bway. $1,000
l02D ST 10000 T., part ground floor
Nathan Marks to lsldor Landman, 22A u
l02d st. yrs from oct 10, 1919, atty
Joseph Held, ~ Rivlnston st. go. 1850
Sd ST, lst basement store, &c-Henry
SchweitzeT to August -Naza, eii 50
ST. yrs from June |, 1912; atty, 4 J
Dlt'mar. Ell T. t5th st...........,,,t 5000
81 FFOLK sT, 46-Is, all-Elizabeth Anger
to Elias sobelson, ~ Suffolk st, 10 yrs
from May /. 1915; atty. Max sheInar.. 95e
EAST BROADWAY, ls5.is7, second. third
and fourth stories-EIeklel Sarasohn and
ano 10 Joseph Il Eron. 1853 Il Bway. yrs
from May l, 1875. attys Goetz & Jacohy
AMSTERDAM Az. .ss. siore-vio,or ]
Mailer and ano 20 Edw Unterman, 2ls W
asa 81, 10 yrs from Aug /. 1914; atty, !
Wltklnd, g99 Bway,.. ..,,..,,.,,,,.t,sO O
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i77th Street

l17th Street
The approximate amount of the lien or charge
to satisfy which the above described property is
to be sold Il one hundred ana forty-nve thousand
one hundred and cighty-siS and li-iUO dollar
and Interest thereon from July 2, 1914. together
with costs and allowance amountin to Four
hundred and forty-onc and l7-lO0 dollars and In
tercst thereon from July sth. 1914. to gcther with
the expenses OF sale. The approximate amount
OF the taxes, assessments ana water rates or other
Hens to be allowed to the purchaser out OF the
purchase money or to be paid by the referee
Il follows Taxes for 1918 81 psS a. and In tercst
thereon. taxes for 1914. FIRST half. 81 .i6s 50 and
In tcrcst thereon. assessment for l76th Street
Sewer. SJl7.7s and interest thereon from June
9th 1918. and also water rates OF 1914 St5 and
In terest thereon.
Dated New York. July 10Th, 1914
JAMES 4. LYNCH Refcres
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S. Le LORRAINE SO miles cast of Sandy Hook
al iO'i5 A. N Yesterday,
IS George Washington, LOO miles ess' of Sandy
Hook at i'D \. NJ.
Hook ri ~ NJ
IS Radiant Port Arthur. TT miles south.
west OF Diamond Shoals light at A. NJ.
Sc Fl Sud, Galveston. 227 miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ noon
So Gulnsna. ST Thomas. $50 miles south 81
Sandy Hook nj noon
50 Lampa-ls Galveston, H miles south OF
Diamond Shoals M noon
So City OF Montgomery. Savannah, passed
Martins Industry AT 7:3O = NJ
So FL Alba, Galveston, crossed Galveston bar
al II VI.
SIS Comanche. Jacksonville - miles north Of
St Johns bar n 7 u. NJ
So City OF savannah. Savannah, lsS niles
south ~ Sandy Hook nj noon.
s. Lcuape, Jacksonville, les miles south OF
Sandy Hook AT u NJ.
So Van Dyck. Buenos Ayrea % miles south
OF Sandy Hook ~ \ i. NJ
S- Seguranca, Havana passed. Moro Castle
AT i
5. ri occidente Galveston. N miles west
OF Tortugas AT noon.
50 Nesta, Port Arthur. niles south Of
Jupiter at noon.
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PRINTERS TAKE MORE SPACE.
"Pictorinl Review" Lenses Projected
a0th street Building.

The Pictorial Review Compauy, which
oc..,,,ro, ,,t,r a ,,,.,,,,,.-o,,' ,...,- ,,.,a
N'' y"'''' story Ioit Dulld'hB AT 80 10
20 West TN'rty-ninth street, has taken
lease for like term ON a twelve story
. structure to Dee erected on the adjoining
property ~ ZIG to 22o, which is to be
built by julius kayser. II glove manu-
iac,urcr. The Pictorial Review Com
laHy rented their present quarters last
year the total rental being 100000 for the
'o-7u The rental in the new lease was
not dvuiged. The TWO buildings Will
have an area Of 123X9S.9 feet.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the top floor Of 4l3 broadway. a
aoor al 203 Front street TO John c. Nc
Cree two floors at 20 Be,kman street
FOR the Rutland & Whiting Company to
Arthur = smith, and offices in the smith
GRAY Building TO George +. Farnham.
John ". Brett has taken "A lease from
Dr. joseph T. Winters on the five story
and basement dwelling M "a West Thirty
eighth street for a long term of years.
Tie binding will bs altered for bust
nos, purposos
Tho NJ Ro.en,hal Comparv has leased
space M 40 and AZ We. TSyentietal
street for A term of wears to Rosenman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New Ycyh and southern New
Enrisnd. psrrny cloudy to-day and -
morrow moderate northeast wfnda
For New Jerrcy and eastern Pennsyrvsyer~.
partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow; mod
crate NORTHEAST and east winds
For northern New England. fair to day
and probably tomorrow; HIGHT TO moderate
variable winda
For wertern New York. fair to-day; un.
settled to-morrowi tight to moderate vsri-
able winds
NEW YORK. July el.--The pressure was
hiEh yesterday over all sections east % the
Mississippi River and the eastward move
ment OF its centre TO the middle st Law.
renee Valley oaured srli lower Temporal
lures generaiiy over the northeastern
States
II was warmer IN the west QUIZ sec
ton and northward into the Missouri VAL
ley. but westward the temperatures were
generally below the seasonal average.
Cloudy and showery conditions cont,n.
ued over New England, New York ana
along the middle Atlantic coast and there
was rsin AZ . few points IN Minnesota,
South Dakota ana Arizona; elsewhere the
weather was generally fair.
In this city the day was partly cloudy.
cooler. with one or two light shsvsfss
wind. fresh northes~teriyI sverass huuld-
ity. n per oenGi baroneten cesrecasd -
read TO sea lowell at A NJ sos, . ,. -.
s0Is.
The temperature In snis CITY yssssrdaN -
recorded by tho oficiai Thermometer. h shSvs
in ths "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
DIG BUILDINGS IN HoBoKEN.

Three twelve story factory buildings
are 20 be erected at Washington and
Fifteenth streets. Hoboken. at a total cost
OF N,OoO.OOO. according TO an announce
inent made yesterday by the Hobokan
Land and Improvement Company. The
buildings will be reared on filled In
ground. Weehawken Cove is to be drained
and filled in. There will be docking
facilities for ocean going vessels
Each building will be equipped with
freight elevators capable OF carrying a
loaded automobile truck 20 tho twelfth
story. II will take until frost 20 COM
plete the filling IN and actual building win
not begin before March l OF next year.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Papers OF Incorporation were fled yester-
day AT Albany ~ the following oompa MES:
-Four Hundred Park Avenue Company.
Manhattan. capital. 5000, 900. directors . +.
Weaver. New York city Robert Is. Knowles.
summit. y. j. Hannah Boltz, Brooklyn.
y. y.
Ancona Realty COMPANY Manhattan: cap
ital. $4,000. directors. william Hnrtreld.
New York city. Theodore Demmerls, Henry
Demmerle, Bronx, Ncw York city.
Iron clad Real Estate Corporation. Man
h,al.ln' ,GrapitaL, s;.es9' dlrectots' John
bers, New York city.
Dino +. Cont, Manhattan; capital. 40
o; directors, HenTy Hnnt. New YORK city;
Cont, New York city.
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LIS PENDESS.
Manhattan.

WATER ST, n >, san Gouverneur H,
461iy65.lix irreg-Annie VI Dlehl agt
Betsey krulewitch ct al foreclosure OF
mortgago). attys, stoddard & NJ.
l20TH vt, 100 W--Seamen'R Bank for
Savings in tho city OF y agt Grace
II Chapelle ct nj foreclosure Of mort
gage; attys, Cadwalader, W r.
10TH ST 20 W-Seamen's Bank for Saw
In tho city of Y agt Maria Boiling
ct al foreclosure of mortgagel; sttys
Cadwalader W & T.
18th at. = $50 bth av, 6sxpa--Troy
saw Bank agt T. E NJ co ct al foreclosure
Of mortgaee)i attys, cary n G.
l23D ST, =, 2sl . LenoN av, laxlOO IL
Catherine Biehn agt y w Realities,
Inc. ct oil lforeolosure OF MORTGAGE
MoRNINGsIDE Az. 17I--Kues Bros agt
Gotfred Nelson ct al (counterclaim) :
atty, J y Donellan.
Bronx.
RYER Az, 60 i7b is0th st, ls7xioA.-
Charlotte Trubenbach agt Rehecca #
Levin ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attys,
BALDWIN, X 4 +.
LOT 22s. map OF village Of Mott Haven
Francis II Bolton agt Luigi Flora ct al
foreclosure OF mtg). atty, j Lane,
SOUTHERN BLVD, a. 200 n Jennings 1T,
50xl0o-Alma Greenehaum agt Sonsin-
Wahlig Construction 60 ct al foreclosure
of mts); atty, \ Greenbaum,
EOTTHERN BLVD, e = $50 Jennings n
5oxl0O-l.awrence T Godstein agt same
foreclosure OF mtg; atty, same
l6iST ST, 40 E--John Titus agt Hen
tamin Rosen ct 81 foreclosure Of mtS) |;
atty. IL swain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31

wASHINGTON, July 30.-The 'gunboAt
Marietta has arrived NJ San Pedro De Ma
corls, destroyer hanson and destroyer Smith
at Smithtown bay, battleship Maine at
Vile Franche Punboat Nashville at Ports
mouth, y II tug ontario at Galveston. coll
lier Protcus NJ Sewall Point, cruiser Denver
at Mare Island, destroyer McDOugal and
submarines k-l and K2 al Newport. COL
Her orion AZ Vera Cruz, cruiser New Or
leans at Salna Cruz, gunboat Chattanooga
at Acapulco,
The tug Uncas has sailed from New
port for New York yard, collier Caesar
from Puerto Plata for Monte Christi via
Cape Hayden. tug ontario from Galveston
for Vera cruz and sunboat Annapolis from
Ia Tnz for corinto.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with namo and address of lenders s,ty)
ioGTH ST. lo2 f., 81 ist av FOX
l0oll; May ~ ioll-pietro Gandolfo 10
Aired Well - w i?sth 1T; atty, Jessie
llsTH sT. s. i IS u Madison oa'S sV,
I5.SvlOOli, May L. 1909 - Gertrude 4
Forman To- the trustees OF Hamilton
College Clinton, y y atty. Fredk
iIsrH Sir. 81 Il. $. sos " Madison nav S%'
lh.NNlO0ll, June l. ls0s--Sams to Louisa
Iaerher, 1876 Crotona av. atty, I | Co,
RTTER Fl. = .. 2is7 Union ay Xxx
$40. Apr %. lgO5--Jos Klnzig to Ella
Reilly; atty, Robt W Todd, 22s broad
18TH 81. =, 1858 Ilth av, 5osxsS.9,
Aug 80. ls07--Wm q Flanagan TO Madeline
Compton,, atty, Hugo s Mack. Temple
SD oXV' isoi. .. be, san and i5tS s'' St.'
26Xioo go l55, map Harlem Commons,
dated Dec, 1870, Mar Is. lS6s-Barbara
and Geo Keller 10 Buwery Saw Bank atty,
SANE pRoPERTY, June -, I3iiIcornelia
Z MCCORMACK 20 same; sttys Cadwolader,
issTH ST.. n :, 6is,a " lin Gy toxsS,S,
gan to Hugo Mack and Alfred Comp
ton, ears atty Hugo $ Mack. Temple
5TH AZ, q cor ii9th ct, 25xs5 Jan u.s.
House. Grossman & V, ll5 Bway so. 900
9TH At, =, .2G 9th av. runs S26
to Cozuo farm W % J said farm
s 81 P 20 to &b Beg jan iscs% sos ar,n
wife Harold q Willard, 90 Gustav VI
BRIGHT. attys strong a Miller, ~ Cedar
losril ST. 81 ana SO u. n :. 1918 ' PARK
av 43,9xlOOll. Mar l. 1sO7-isaao Gin
.ald and ano to Chaye Bashe Gold. atty,
Morris Weinsteln. llG Nassau st..,.{l,l60
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FOR SALE.
EARLIER LONG ISLAND MAILS.
RaiIroad's New system of Handling
Takes Eject Next Monday.

beginning next Monday the Long
Island Railroad will change the system OF
handling the mail which heretofore has
been moved to and from Long Island City
The mail will he handled 10 and from tho
PENNSYLVANIA Station and the post office
NJ Eighth avenue and Thlrty-third street
Nail cars viii run through to the station
and there viii be through service To Port
Washington. to the Far Rockaway branch,
to Montauk and Greenport and transfer
service 10 all other points.
The Post Office Department has been
negotiating for this service for two years,
The change will mean saving OF several
hours In the mail service TO and from
some Long Island pointA
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The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. 10 satisfy which the above desert bod
property il TO be sold Is Thirteen thousand
i've hundred forty-hve and 2s-l00 Dollars
tSl3,5i5.2sl, with Interest thereon from the
Ord day of July, 1874, together with costs
and allowance amounting TO Three hundred
ninety and 04-l00 Dollars s39OOp, with
interest from July 90, 1914, together with
the expenses OF the sale, The approximate
amount of the taxes. assessments and water
rates. or other liens, which are to be
allowed to tho purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money. or paid by the Referee. Il
$50. so and interest
said premises viii he sold subject to any
state OF facts which an accurate eurvev
would show and 70 the rights. II any, OF the
tenants of said premises
Dated New York July 90 1914
Fp"ARp \ McSHANE RefAr..
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FoRECLOsE ON 18TH ST. LOFTS.

Proceedings have been started I'm the
supreme Court by the Troy Savings Bank
against the T.. l.. NJ Company. the West
Eighty Realty Company and
others To foreclose a mortgage of sls5, 900
ON property on tho north side of Seven
icenth street ESQ feet west of Fifth ave-
nue.. nm eleven story loft building. on plot
"3N32. Tho mortgage was made By the
West Eighty-sccond Street Realty Com.
pany on June l3, 1912.
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Orduna VIII Use Panama CannI.

Lloyd y. Sanderson, general agent at
this port OF the Pacific Steam Navigation
COMPANY announced Yesterday that the
1900 ton steamship Orduna, now plying
between the east and west coasts Of South
America and Liverpool, would DO the first
ship of the line to utilize the Panama
Canal between Liverpool, South America
and New York. She will sail from Liver
pool TO tho east coast of South America,
proceed thence 10 the west coast. by way
OF the Strait OF Magellan. touch at various
ports on the Pacific and come 10 New
York through tho canal She is scheduled
TO reach New York In November,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
1917 ACRES OF
Producing Peach Orchard
Land
At 1000 CASH FER ACRE,

TO net on thi. years crop rs per cent.
This means that II you purchase before
august 10Th one or more acres YOU
WILL RECEIVE BACK Not LATER
Tim OCTOBER I. 1914. 15T CASH
PROFIT.
Connecticut peache. are noted for their
flavor and sile; they come after the
Georgia crop IL gone and are the peach
you buy In the market late August and
september. There IL always u ready
market for Connecticut peaches, as the
acreage IL limited. II being too cold far
ther north and unadapted on the coast.
Peaches will begin to ripen middle Of
August. 50 you will get TWO DIVIDENDS
IN THIRTEEN MONTHS. The crop IL
always marketed on AZ cash basis only,
and we will attend 20 this for you and
mall you check for complete crop not
later than October I. We shall he
pleased TO show you the crop on the trees,
located 40 miles from New York. High
est references given.
Schemes. Here IL actual. tangible assets,
the land. the trees, the fruit. splendid
chance for man or lady Ia start an
income In ready made active business.
Afterward. should you like to move to
this lovely country, We will aid you In
every way possible. Fullest Investigation
invited.
RICHARD VI u. RAYMOND,
Nale-yille, Conn.
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trriH SIN AVE. STORE LEASED.

u"flton Of Mayfair, dealer in
1ud toys, has taken "a lease
1'" tN"uue store In the building
''.i.rI-t corner Of Fifth avenue
N.' SECOND street The lease Is for
:, N 100 annual rental Of between
= ..' and $4,000. Possession win he
.. trly The store has a
..' I-' ~ about 20 feet on the avenue
~ NJ '' outrtno" on the street, ogden X
,,'N'''7 negotiated the transaction. The
~ arc "a present located In tho adj
W''s .H.I'1g NJ G5l Fifth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Light in All Boroughs.--We
3oth Street Loft Building Leased
From the Plans.

r gro was less business done yesterday
tfar any day this week. Not only did
,rad1g lack volume. but quality as
Wei. since only ordinary property was
dead. in \ Hat on Lexington avenue and
dwellings IN The Bronx was the extent OF
t.a business OF these boroughs Several
.trsc IDl-,s were reported. A printing
cone. rn leased from the plans a twelve
story budding which Is 20 be erected on
Ts.~'g.ru.h street next to the one which
,re concern now has on lease. and a store
m F.rh avenue north OF Fifty-second
stree. WIS taken by n firm of stationers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
SCARED BY CAPE COD CANAL TAX
Power Yacht Flying scud Turns
About when Price Is Heard.

BrzzARps BAY. JIly 30.--At the OPEN
Ink OF she Cape Cod Canal for regular
commercial business to-day the nth boat
that came along turned around and went
back after those aboard learned the
charge 20 70 through. The boac was the
Flying Scud. a New York power yacht.
The mon on board said that they did not
feel Ike paying 90 much for the fun.
Many Of the seafaring men. tuwboa;
people and others who have studied the
situation said to-day that there will be
great difficulty IN getting the large volume
Of business expected unless tide locks or
some devices 10 break the force OF the
current are set In place.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
SUBWAY CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Two Compa mics to Get e3,O7O,844
For Dual system work.

Two dual subway system construction
contracts were awarded by the Public
Service Commission yesterday
The Degnon Contracting Company will
get s2,s19,bll for building that part OF
the Broadway subway in Fifty ninth
and Sixtleth streets between Seventh aud
Second avenues. with stations at Fifth
and Lexington avenues. The other con-
tract. for finishing the sixth station Of
the Fourth avenue extension in Brooklyn.
goes to the Station Construction Company
for s251.l33'72.
The commission has authorized tho
n. r. T. TO buy 100 new steel cars for use
in that conpany's part OF the dual sys-
tom In addition to a previous order
for 100
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John W Cornish Constr CO 10 city Mort
Co. - wal -. July 90 demand. 9;
nt'v. = \ Snow ! Wall 81 ....... $50 900
goo Same 70 same. july 90, demand 8 ?
,7STHI '; ~ ' AZ F. s;osi2s-pavid KraU,
to Victor Stnlte bss " i6lst 1t. pr mtg
s. 900. July -. VI, p C: atys Vessel
man & X, 55 Liberty 81 ,...........tl 500
LOT Z. map Bway-City Line Property -
Alex Baxter to Amer Real Estate co.
527 9TH av, July ls, yrs. y c. atty,
KELLY ST, cor iG7th vt. sStix irreg-
Marquis Realty. Co Inc, 20 kath Cries
mer, 1876 Hamilton ri. July 20. yrs.
8 u c; atty, LAWYERS T a 7 co. 100
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MY nnONN DWELLINGS.

DUDLEY ANENt l.. Frank Gass. Inc.
has sold tor the Pentz Construction
Company 20 I,dcr NJ. Peterson the
house and lot at Dudley avenue,
Tnonport.
CASTLE HlLL AVENUE Frank Gass.
Inc. has sold for Nondran n Bacon to
ellen, two dwellings at l0ll and 49,
iii5 Castle lin avenue. Cnionport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
INVEST IN RIDGEwooD FLATS.

The 6. y. Mathews Company has sold
tVo SIX family flats in the Ridgcwood
section If Brooklyn. one 10 Joseph Mack
!ntosn al 1872 Madison street. on plot
q dAl0O, for Sll,jO0. and one To- vii
helm Huchel at 1866 Madison street. on
iot 21.6NiUO. for Sll.50O.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, July so-Army orders
issued were;
Capts II. G Davids, 9th Infantry. ana
clasa army school OF the line, Fort Leavsn-
worth, Kan. First Lieut., +. s. clark. Coast
Artillery, detailed as professor OF military
science and tactics At University ~ Maine.
Orono Me. vice FIRST Lieut.. II h Glsss.
sist infantry, relieved, who viii Join his
regiment First Lieut. n Wetheril., eth
Infantry detailed as professor of military
sclence and tactics at University Of West
virginia at MorgAntown, W. Va.
The navy order issued was
Lieut. J. H. Ingram to Naval Aos6smSs
AnnspoliA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-31
sRookLYx DWELLING SALES.

The Bcehman Realty Company has sold
for tNe \ Damn Construction Company
the two family residence at 1918 Fifty
second street.
Burrll Bros. have sold the three story
and basement brick and stone dwelling
a; 4oi Fourth street. between Sixth and
seventh avenues. on lot 20xl00. for j. Il.
Hagen 20 a buyer for occupancy.