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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
THE STEEL MARKET.

Many steel producers report an ncrcas-
ing number Of inquiries for various forms
W steel hut mainly for the lighter lines.
This Is regarded rs the forerunner TO a
much improved demand. No material in
crease IN new orders Is expected until the
first Of the year. however, and mill opera
lions will probably not run much above
the present average of around 40 per cent.
Prices are still low. but less talk Is
heard Of concessions and orders for for
ward delivery would not tempt producers
except at substantial advances from those
now prevailing.
"euort from sharon says that several
departments Of the Farrell works Of tho
American Steel and Wire Company have
resumed operations after few days shut
down. The plants are working on Euro
pean orders for barb wire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
deal NEAR civic CENTRE.

NEW CHAMBERS STREET-p Il w
Mullins have sold for the Sampson estate
10 Daniel l.. Rcardou IL New 'hah-
hers street. a four story nuld'hg ON
rl,, % feet hy irregula'. NJ. R'hrdon
is head OF in" Rrardon Tru'E'0S COM
many Tho prouerty sold. which has
been owned by the sampson estate since
IS22. adiolrs on the east tH" Brace
Memorial Ncwshoys Lodging House ~
The junction Of New Chambers and
Duane STREETS.
WEST laTI STREET-WuIiam Lust
rarten & 60 have bought from ne
estate Of Annie dickinson Sm''A ~
West sixteenth stree, the" story
and basement dwelling, ON lot - nv -
feet. between Fifth and sixth avenues
Iohn Fiu,k was the broker. tn" prop
orty is d.agonally opposite 81, Francis
Navicr College and has been owned ny
the selling family for about seventy-hNe
years.
WEST l33p sTREET-Thc Cross Rrow'
company has sold for Mary +. Milel
ia p.rcy cole the hv' story N''r x
v,r.nous, at 30 West l31i street Th'
>n-ouertv was recently obtained by MIS-
Miller i'm foreclosure proceedings. l
viii be used by Mr.. cole AS storage
warehouse The building Is on i"
oJNlO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
RENTING LOWER 5TH AVE. LOFTS
Building Mt nth street Rented for
First Time since 1908.

Bastinc & co. have leased In ~ Fifth
avenue, northeast corner Of Seventeenth
street. the third loft to !. A. Asher a
CO.. importers Of laccs. through Frederick
Suuthack n Alwyn Bail. Ir ; the fourth
loft to Frccdgood n Swcetgall, manu-
facturcrs Of raincoats. through a. Wur
tcuhurg pud the sixth loft to Rablno-
WITT Il Rorkman manufacturers of cloaks
and suits. through NJ & l.. Hess. This
completes the rental of the building. the
FIRST time since 1906 that IL has been fully
tonauted.
William A. White & Sons have leased
the six story Nat at the southeast corne,
NJ Second avenue and llath street to
Nicola MAdonui the store and basement
at 10 Rlreckpr street to Freshman &
Blum. store and basement at ISIS Reade
street to the Fort George Express Com
pauy: store at 1896 North Moore street
10 Gabriel Nachmau store and basemen,
AZ 39U Canal street to the Economy Ice
Cream Freezer Company; store at 81
Barclay street 80 Nogi Momonol & 90
also spac, in 1872 Bleeckcr street to Kappa.
port 4 Rudnick and shapiro & Goodman
offices In the tranklin-iiudson building
too Hudson street. TO Francis y. Claw
and at l0-l2 old slip to the Haiti Coffee
Company.
". j. Schoonmaker has leased the tor
loft in 10i to liz East Twenty-tiftt
street. containing 10000 square feet. &c
j. II. F!thitn q Co. dry goods merchants
now AT - Greene street. This lease com.
pletes the rental OF tho building
Space IN the Adams Building. 81 Broad
way. has been leased To- the Fannng
Charters Fruit Company. Bakers Mutua
Insurance COMPANY. C.arkshurg Goa
Mining Company and Stein, HirsCh e. co
Van Norden 4 Wilson have leased tn,
/ space at Dey street to Bernard Green
/ berg and Herman Pieper
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18

Carl u. jackson. marble importer mas
sold the lot on the south side of tgh'y-
ninth street adjoining Tn" residence u,
BENJAMIN Duke at the south corner OF
Fifth avenue and Eigmy-n!nth street.
Tho lot was bought by Mr. jackson 'As'
wear from the Palermo Construction COM
many. with the intention Of er0''n-
dwelling on It. Mr.. jackson mas no US
for the lot now. since he bought tne D.
Harper Poor house nj 80 Fast S.NtH
n,rth street last saturday through WIZ
tam r. May X co. The lot is gwen ~
par, pavmcnt for the housr, when Is
one Of the finest dwellings of ts size IN
tho East Side residential district ne
| riglrv-ninth street property Is - fee'
front and 1908 f4e' deep. n the rear
,he 10, is 80 feet wide covenant ~
sures tho lot Eight and air from the II
/ avenue side. The parcel was ORIGIN 'li>
! owned bv Mr. Duke. lie sold H. To-
gather with the lot on Fff'h avenue al
| io.nlnE his home, to the PaternoS III par
! r,y,uent for the apartment house M I'M
: southwest corner OF seventh avenue 81"
/ F,irty-eigh,h street. The Firth avenu" 10
has since been sold by the fa''rn"s ''
V Fverit Macy for improvement VIII
| l,o lIfuC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The Federal Light and Traction company
reports for the three months ended Scptc'n-
her 20 = decrease Of s5.0t3 In surplus after
puvfurut of tho dividends on the preferred
stock Of tho central Arkansas Railway and
Light CORPORA tion and on itS own preferred
stock Tho company ful'd 70 earn ~"
dividends for the quarter by S3NNh. f"r
the three months gross earnings of sub
salaries Increased 900 per cent. over th"
corresponding period Of 1918 and NC earn
ings gained aga per cent. Operating 'N-
p.uses aud taxes increased q per cent. ana
interest charges We're SIS per cent higher
Preferred dividends were unchanged at
SIS, 100 for tho quarter and tho anal rcSu
show ed 4 deficit 81 s. SN6, as compared with
"A balance ~ Sll57 for the corresponding
quarter ~ 1918 Consolidated gross earn
irgs Tor the twelve mon'h his ended September
40 were s..39-.2.g. an Increase NJ lS3 per
cent Operating expenses were 9l5 per cent.
larger and net earnings decreased SS3s,?-l
or 1926 per cent. The balance af,er al
charges and preferred dividends was 49, -,
compared with ha'anc" Of SlN0. lti Tor the
preceding year. shrinkage Of fl53,Aio, or
S5l3 per cent.
The new general station % the Edison
Electric Illuminating company @: Cumb"r-
Land. Nil. l. nearing completion. Tn" station
represents an investment ~ 100000 and
was financed some time ago. The power
house is of steel and rscufort ed concrete ana
has 4 capacity Of 1000 horsepower,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
THE COPPER MARKET.
Practically All Producers Asking IL
Cents for Metal.

Practically all producers were asking
IL cents for copper yesterday, following
the lead of one or two on Monday who
advanced to that level. Prices In London
too were advanced to meet the higher
quotations here. The domestic consumers
were in the market as far ahead as jan
uary, and in some instances expressed Il
desire to book March copper, but with the
market advancing none OF the producers
wiz 'oot so far ahead.
Another boat, the steamship Tabor. II
became known. has been obliged to unload
copper AZ Gibraltar. making the third YES
sci within a week that had unloaded metal
there.
Roth lead and spcltcr prices have gone
up with the advance in copper, there hav-
ing dcvolopcd IN those metals an overnight
demand from both home and abroad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
NEED IN WAR KEEPS
EXPORTS GROWING
October shows Increase Of S1J,-
100000 in Sales to
Europe.
OTHER TRADE DECREASES

ryports from New York to Europe IN
October as compared with those OF oc-
,ohrr. 1919. advanced sharply, showing
n gain Of about $4,000 600 To every
other part of the world, however, tho
totals Of exports we're considerably less
than IN October, 1919
Total exports for the month were $751;
o.S25, q gain OF s3.ij6S63 over those OF
October. 1913. The excess Of exports over
imports for October was $S,S?T, leo, which
was g.. ooi,4S1 less than the excess of en-
ports over imports in October last year
feature Of the report for the month
VAS that nothing went from this port
n Germany ahd Austria Last year in
october sg.OiO.7O3 of exports went TO
Germany and s1.029.i3S 20 Austria. TO
EelaIum the exports this year were
Seer. SOS. against S2.0S3.733 last year.
TIE report shows great increase in the
trade with the scandinavian countries and
with Italy Denmark's purchase of goods
hcir was about nine times greater than
In october. 1919 the value nf goods
shipped this year being s5,0il,02s. agains,
,5S.6IS Norway purchased s2.52lbI7,
against S11l.717 last year; sweden. So
eiSll9. against s922.1ai, and Italy, So
io>2Ii. against S3.25N,643.
i,v9pri- ir tn, Netherlands were ST.
100 una less than In October last year
The big increase IN exports was 10 Eng
land. tho figures being $2>,0i2,43i in oc-
iob,r this year. against SlSiil,oi5 IN
October last year. Exports To France
We. $1.6?&.la7 ;his year, against 81
.ii3 last year.
Imports to South America IN the month
decreased FROM $l2.t6?.Sl6 last year to
,a-2i.itl This var
Etk,rs aud merchants report that wal
Orders continue heavy. 1t is report d
No. about $1,000. 600 worth of bullet,
have been ordered for a Eur.rean Power
'-uu Gin, Western Cartridge Company al
Alton. M. and that the Winchester Arms
Cnmpau, Of Hartford. Conn, has received
an order for 100000 army rifles.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
At - vEsEY STREET

- n',n' ,'' '"." ~
y rJf. ms 20 aat Is + p5,r,sn, ., az
1u. ssi>.Ssi. axes g. 2rSS-I, a.
ne ,i.Ir,in sss tno
c.p ST II. W n qnO yy Aus,.raar, AZ
o,>I0a I; s,r "a. g s,rsEC "a s.hwar.z
W., S4ml Iieloyitz ct al; due $3.50 -
ttves g.. 81 $50 60. 70 the plaintiff $40 900
% ~ - 80. : - q Nv. ~ " % >.
W. sY d"es0 lShN'on sgt =
,eisr - a. cue y axes &c
18TH ST SSs-s - - ~ "a a.. ,o,
lOnll Vacant : wilson ngt ! Schloss
81 a.; due. tt7.55S taxes g.. s9aS 20 .
to the p.A'nth ..'.''' '''''''''' $4,000
Ry ! II Mayers
Ar'Dr-RON Az .i-.t n cor I--th s,
To- Ilx,On E s,y ,nr,,--Teonetta GooIrich
nc. rnt.r.Ci,v Una sn1 Securities "a
o. a.. dine. slE oS7 Al. taxes &c ss,s2.
s,h >, ~ no $40 ,OO. "a tha main
80 '9 ~ Vs. ,its IA
o. ~, ~,
..-,, -. ,o, ''''-' -. '.' ,o,.,
| - ~ ,os,L On, ,t,ito, '0 ,on
~ Itto - 10. t-,,n
ct Al. duo ~ .oS Ne. taNSs &C. ,sSSi,
'..''-,.I ', -. 49, 49, '0'''''
""'"''"'' ,''.' -,
NV H''"Ht. N''N.
MADISON ST So. -. l7-s Catherine 81,
"iNloo { Fly INT strs n Go.istein
taxes. Sc s-9cG0, sub to prior mtg 50 oon;
/ e. the rlaiu'n ........-- ....... $40 81
/ ALLEN ST 200. s. ~ Houston 81 ''N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
BRONX LEADS IN
DAYS TRADING
Many Valuable Properties There
Sold S375.O0O Taxpayer
Bought by Woman.
j. HARPER POOR BUYS LOT

A decided improvement was noticed in
the market yesterday. The Improvement
was not so noticeable in Manhattan as
in The Bronx, where several large and
valuable properties passed TO new inter-
ests during the day. The best sale in
Manhattan had TO do with tho Firth ave.
nue. residential district east OF Central
Park. \ lot on ElGhry-ninth street adj
joining the Duke house at the FIJI II ave
nue. corner was sold in n trade for she j.
Harper Poor house in Sixty-muth sire l.
the sale of which was reported on sun
day. Mr.. Poor takes the lot IN part
paymen, for his dwelling, on WHICH nc
has lLvished much time and money
What his plans are for the lot Is not
known Just now, but since he has SOFA
his residence II * natural 10 suppose
that he will build another ana on "a"
10, next to MIR Dukes new house. MT.
Poor has new ideas of the dwelling that
he would like to live in. and II was he
cause these ideas could not lie realized
I'm his sixty ninth street hous" mat ne
consented 90 sell II is the general upIn-
ion Trading In The Bronx affected huNl-
ness property, apartment houses uatS
and building sites, deals IN "hicn mu"l
| c,pt,4l was involved The big deal OF
| the day in the northern borough was the
| purchase Of the Bronx Centr", tax
| MAYER with theatre and tilctn stores
at Westchcstcr avenue and ltoth 81 eN'
| Nv n woman investor who gave her dwell
| ing on the West side in trade. Tn d al
! involved property worth close 10 S+'''V'"'
| The $4,000 apartment house Al the
| junction of southern Boulevard, Crotona
/ Parkway and Paramount place was
bought Ivy realty company from lts
| huuder and A realty company frpdcd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

pcase & Gilman have leased furnished
for Mrs. Frederick Edey the five story
American basement house at 10 West
Fjft$-sixih street TO Mrs. Edward T.
Hail. The house adjoins property re
Gently sold for II. Il Hiolins to the Calu
met club also leased furnished, with
the Douglas Robinson. charles f., Brown
Company for + g. Trowhridge his dwell
ling at ia East Thirty eighth street. 10
Mrs Murray Taylor.
Porter n co. have leased for Albert
Van Loan to G. T.. Walsh the four
story dwelling nj 30 West 1874 street.
The Houghton Company has leased for
Marie L. Bonner the four story and
basement dwelling at ~ West sixty
eighth street TO Joseph y. De Winter
for a term Of years.
Van Nordcn 4 Wilson have leased for
Emery l.. Ferris his house a. Is Fast
Thirty seventh street for a term Of years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
100000 OIL WORK STARTED.
standard Let. Contract for Pier
TO FIJI in no Acres.

The standard OH Company has started
the work OF adding to its OIL refining plant
at Constable Hook. EtNouue, y. J., the
largest i'm the East, which VII moan an
investment of about S30oo.ooo \ part OF
the project. under way already. Is TO MI
in ITO acres IT New York BAY some Of
this made land viii be utilized 10y the
bethlehem Steel Company. which Is Ia
construct two piers each az 1850 feet
long, for the accommodation of Us
steamers
A contract has hecn awarded 10y the
standard on Company for building On"
first OF six reinforced concrete peers along
tho Kin van Kun The piers will be 800
feet long and cost $3.50 oo0 each. They Will
he built ON an angle 50 that vessels raul
dock without turning around IN the XII
van Kull Contracts for several larger
piers Will he made later
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18

Richard IT, Scobir has sold for the y. j
pvver Building Company the SIX story
apartmcn, house with three large stores
at the northwest corner OF southern houI"-
vard and Crotona Parkway and Fairmont
Mace II fronts ~ feet on southern
boulevard and Crotona PARKWAY ana l2S
feet on FalrmOnt place and is opposite
the new 100000 Elmerc Theatre, The
builders have hold the house AT $4,000
The same broker sold an entire block at
that point and rcsold this parcel to the
Dwyrr company about SIX months ago.
THIS is the sixth apartment deal closed
during the last year IN this section by
the same broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18

The Whifo star liner Rt-u,. sailing to-dsy
FOR Queenstown and IN'rpn",. WI taks
mail. closing 90 =. 80 \. Cor Euf"p"
.t,N,rpf I'l4I. ti,rmany. Austria. Hungary.
'gariv ~"rNlt. Ruupuft rurk"'. SNii2fr-
land. Gre.,s AVID buN.nburgl, Africa, vest
Asia ana tho East indies.
Tho lt4.i.u liner San ,,Iorg.o. sailing to-
day for Naples. NiiI 'uk. util closing - II
\ VI fur lta. ' G,"mdry. Austria, Hung rN.
Bulgaria. Syr,'u. RIuItuIt Turkey. SWi'Zer-
land and Gr,',. tnl for other countries t"N-
,ep' l4Nemulrgp when specially addressed
TIL" scandinavian American liner tinted
states sailing on Thursday for christian
sand. NiI, 'tk" mali lio-luE a. 10 \ NJ. 'o-
G'rmauN. Austria. Hungary and for other
countries t,N opt lIN''uh"r- AMI Turkey D.
" hon -rrtint.v t.l.l ras4tt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18

SEW YORK COUNTY.
eur-eme Court-Appelltte Division-Re-
tors 'Insraham. ~; t,arke, scott. bowling
suI ngjchkiss, -. Court opens at T., 10
Supreme cour,-Appellate- Term Recess
before Newburger }. Motion calendar
called at 1890 4 NJ ,.-. oo,,.
par II-Refore Davis J. Court opens
a, 1850 4 NJ EN parte matters p.,
Part III Before Guy. Motions. re
sni9rLS"s. 2esi. 2ss3, eS59. 1917, ?ts2'
:7'i. ZOE 1891, i6E2. lfs5 ~ ..n"';
IS. e65a s7Oe 2s29. 2t23. 2eS9' Low 10,
23;3 23,9. 3, 1884, 25-', -Ss'' -sl' Ease
u" Pa1i 'iiV.-Refore Greenbsum. j. Case I'M
",,iT' v.-sefore J. c 49,,
par, VI--Before BLUR, j. Case un'
'' r5T, 'v1I.-Before Pendieton, J. Case un-
"' Pa-, y1II.-Before Blanchard j. Case
" causes causes 10 be sent from Par, Ill to Parts
Trial Term-Par, u..-beforre B Bd.i,aF' oJ5q-
~. 3o>5 Sog2 Sl!2. ISL $50 5525559' ,SSSSi'
;6.! 5000 2477 3O0l. 3o>6. St2i. 3l-s, @l.S'
2olV 3oeO as7O 1880 2--g. Inquest 40
VAT Iii."Before Weeks, Sos. III
loui 6399, lOol 1O9S. "a az. l.Sl, -
i:ii 1924, 1912. l3+t lo53' SIS case W.
Ptr, " Before Cehslsn J. T ;.oHsS 1871
IA 1875. iS4S. l2l5 l6s, $3.50. case IN
pIr rt' v.-Before Ple,zek. ]. Nos 5:s' Ss9!l'
5000. 1850. 45s's, 453, 72l, SOIL SS'' lS'''
Gaze unfinished -. ,os-
rar[ yI-Bsfars, ETanEsT; Il Ned ned '0'''
Fart viI-Beforo Bl.ser. J.; No.. iS5t'
1875, 1871 s4s. ll2l, ll22' l2's' $50 lO'''
,,i,.. az, ii.>e, 1851. oia' lilo. Inquest no
T'J $751; iaois 'i H., ..S si2%. 5o:t ~
g. li73 ne ne HI i., , i.s' Clear lear '''
Part S%.'-Beforc Gavrgan. J. Nos 1905
'15t. 1916. l162, 1913. lSl4 llof' Ease u"
P5rt NJ-nefore Hendriek; y I-T ISt S3Iissss
l'S6. lls7 llSS, ll20, lg-' isS, "a CiaSr
w lsI l:o3 iaGsnd iio Tor he term sT
Far, XIII.-BefSre Borst. J--Noso 49,
7i.+s. s!e, 7i$ l-s, 42i' 1911 'S'O' '''-
'' Fart p" Xlv%Betor rhnein, Nos, e:
sG e. , a. 49, iit t 1880 q. css s'S
Part Xv--Before Con. J-Nos' 4O'S' -O'
psrt VXvf@Btfore Page. Case on, ~
'' PR, fs'e XGVViT'-Adiourned tor The term. Va.
g, e?s gl5, 4, 40; ss' ,oo u.s. io ~ sSS55
,ur-ogats's Court-Chambers.B fore w Ip
Hta0. curt open, q, no''1 ma H Decker
~ 'r'",nan. Frank leslie, Rachel CRIB
>~ Mary t. Van Sam. Annie r. ." |;nif
JOHN J. Russell David Mayer Amen" ''''
,t.rrog,,e's Court - trial Term -- Re'or
F E.,r ,,Sgr,NN 2p o Term-rsr, l,-Ret11r
stuu,k. j. court opens az 10 4 NJ Mo
Tar, y Before McAyoy. J. court open
a. 10 A. VI EN par" meters p.,sor, l.
Tri, Term Par. I.HsfoTssa I"@ .:Gs 81,
80 ae ISL 2to!s S+''a'ggi. ~" s3sa. KS
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18

For New Jersey and northern New Enc
land, fair to-day and tomorrow; warmer
to- morrow; moderate west winds.
For southern New England, fair to-day
perature: fresh west winds on tho coast.
For western New York. fair to-day am
tomorrow. warmer tomorrow; moderate
northwest winds becoming southwest.
NEW YORK. November is.-1he pressure
high over all parts OF the country, OK
ccpt New England and northern New York
yesterday. with centres Of high over tho
extreme Northwest the Dakotss and Mime
sofa and the middle Mississippi valley
The high pressure following closely AFTER
the storm which moving out the Gulf
Of St Lawrence caused much colder weather
throughout the Eastern half Of the country.
with freezing weather extending east and
southwark into all tho Atlantic states and
the Gulf states. except Florida and Louisiana.
Temperatures we're below zero over ths
northern part Of Lake superior and in Mime
sofa. the Dakotas and Montana
Snow fen In tho ,skc regions. New York
and New England. but In other sections the
weather was generally fair.
In this city the day fair and colder:
! wind. brisk westerly average humidity, 81
| per cent; barometer. corrected - read -
sea level a. A NJ. 20 -, +. NJ. 3oiS
Tho temperature IN this city Yesterday. ~
recorded by the orncial thermometer. is shown
1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Cwlth name and address NJ lenders Attorney
ROSE ST. f. bounded nv land now or
late Of Widow Bogsrt, W by land heirs or
Nicholas Crurer. - .sNs6N2g.6N 10, W :, july
s, l9il--A SChrader's Son, Inc, 10 cs' ~
Chas r rooro. by Gerrltt Smith. eSr; at'ts
Phillips & Avery, ~ Park Row .sl2. 500
7TH Az. cor llith st. 100 llNlOo, Feb
IL. l9l4-1sidor Refs to lsaaC BlumbcrC
atty. Harry \ Gordon. 3aO Bwsy fl2. 900
LORf<G pL. . /. 100 I from 2Ojth 81 50
Nl30, May is i9Oj--kate VI Taylor to Lima
Won Hesse. trus attys, Miller Bret .
folder % Liberty ct. .-......... .... $4,000
MORRIS ri, 80. i7i Vanderbilt AZ.
isxgo. Aug Is. iooo- Nicola CannsrSa to
Ludwig Braun. atty, @ 60, l7s Rroad
way Observation-Disclosures. ..........sl 800
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
Mo>TCLAIR MANSION SALE.

MoNTcLAtR, y. j.. Nov 1T. r. White
OF New York city has purchased the rest
denCe of the late William y. Nesbit on
the west side of orange road near Level
lyn road. The house Is OF brick and
frame construction and contains twelve
rooms and three bathrooms. The site
has frontage of 100 feet. Mr.. White will
shortly occupy the house. The sale was
negotiated through +. NJ. Crawley & Bros.
OF Montclair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
pr rEysTER SELLS MORE LOTS,

I'OIL.EGE ANENUE--W, T., g. w. 7.
Brown have sold for +, Ashton da
pcyster ct al. the vacant plot l1ONS6
~ the northwest corner OF College ave-
me and East l6sth street for immediate
Improvement, The De feyster estate
sold last week through the same brokers
niuctecn lots at the northeast corner Of
Morris avenue and l6Sth street to a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises go sun sets - lis Moon scts.,.t:3e
HlGr WATER TINS DAY.
SandyiIA 30 Gov Island % Hell Gate. st5
Low WATER THIS DAY.
GOV Island as Hell Gate .3.2o
Arrived TUESDAY. November Il.
:. Minnewa-ka ! 20 = NJ, London, Novem
brr -
:, Hudson II =. Nj Monday viSo, Noven'-
bert
IS Finland. ia y. ", Liverpool, November :.
s. Pontiac noon. RriXhrm. November
s. Beacon Light, : 81 = NJ, Penarth Novem-
Der
:, Havana ions \. NJ. Havana. November II.
IS progrcso. noon. Curacao, November o.
s. AriLonau, \. ., Balboa. NoVember3,
s. Nundalc. - \. NJ. ca ibarien, November o.
IS SAndctjori y a. NJ. sydney, {. B., Novem-
be! z z, yor,, you or,c,,. November II,
IS city of 81. Louis savannah. November IA.
IS l.ampASaS. Mobile. November 10.
- RIO Graudo. Brunswick, November H.
- Princess Anne. Norfolk. November 10
- Cherokee, Wilmington, y. C.. November 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Ancona. At Genoa
IS tHrpathia, at Gibraltar.
:, BaIstay, AZ Liverpool.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Regina d Italia from Ganoa.
IS Verona. from Genoa.
IS fIor1ci, from Halifax.
IS Santa Marta, from santa Marta.
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rhcs. navy orders were issued.

Lieut. Il + Hoghaum, Jr. 20 war college,
Iieut. NJ Perkins from rus., Sound
yard 10 the Ncs'al
Lieut. |. II MaN0eld from works Of
WRIGHT Company, DAYTON, onto. 80 aero.
nnutir station. Pensacola, Fla.
Ensign w spencer lr, from works
NI''aan,, sI,tiyn i psr.n Sp NJ
Assistant surgeon Il l. Crawford from
the Virginia 90 tho Nashville
Assistant Surgeon !. II walsh to Rnth
Iron Works Rafh. Nc
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES,
Manhattan.

WOOpHuIL Martha V, 10 Lawyers ME-
,,.,,2,,,,' m, 10 so,mi AheIoff 500
HERMAN REALTY 60 to Rebecca Ber-
man .......,t.... -
MARTIN. Matilda, ct al 10 Lawyers Mts
" 70 Observation-Disclosures 36. 600
LAWYERS MTG GO TO Henry j Rose
baum ..,......'t'. .''.''''''f .''''''s E"'o"u
Bronx
JAYNE Edith, to - I Co.,... y, oOO
SI NS<E Morris NJ, to Levy EhrenreiCh 81
SULLIVAN, Danl, 10 Morris ALDERMAN $4,000
JACOB August, 10 Chas Pape, .,,.... 81, 500
JOSEPH BUEHLER, INC, Ia Maria Y
IinCNp sosNN'
SAME to Minnie g Kenny ,,,,,.,.,,....s $500
MARGlAF, Geo, and ano, trus' to Conrad
MANHATTAN MORT co to Sarah u
Fruce, -,,.s'. ''''' 49, '''' '''''' eSo,""'
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10000 PRINCETON FARM SALE.

The Batson Farm Agency has sod TO
George Watson n l40 acre farm at Prince
ton, y. j. The property was held at
sa0 600
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NIw REALTY CoRpoR

Tl. following ~ol.'' rnru0ra'lIYs were
chartered n; Albany yos'erlay.
SO Hundred ami Forty Riverside Drvo
Corporation. Ntaht''nu. capital $500. di
tors. \ Woodward. II. Archibald ami
WiHam Funss. Npw. York city.
Ne.y Realty Corporation. Brooklyn, capt.
ttf $40 600, director. william y. Logan.
James clark md MARY clark Brooklyn.
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