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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL TRANSACT HIS
 BUSINESS OUT DOORS

s Washington. May 2.-A large tent has been erected in the flower garden, south Of the White House, and 1t is expected that President Wilson will transact much of his business during hot days beneath its cool shade,
 The long legislative prograplme mapped out for Congress. together with the Next can problem, make 1t probable that the President Will be unable to go away for a real vacation until late in the sum mer, if then. The problem of preserving his health during the hot Washington summer has been. worrying White House officials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
KILLING MAY START ANOTHER TONG WAR St. Louis Chinatown In censed Over Staying of
 How Lin Shuck

St. Louis, May 2-The local Chinese quarter, extending over an area of five blocks in the downtown business section was excited today as result of the mur- der of Flaw Lin Shuck, noted athlete and Chinese immigrant official of th4 United States. last night and his supsc- ouent prediction by, Lee Bihg. Mayor Of the Alley.' that the shots which killed Shuck would inaugurate tong war ir St. Louis. Chicago and New York.
 More than two score denizens of the alley. through the mayors orders were taken by the police.
 The officefs are seeking an andersizet chiflhman, said by leaders to have beer !. ent here from Chicago or New York le put Shuck out of the way.
 bunch of roses given to him in tn. house which he had just left Is euevet bt the police to- have Identified Nm migralion officer to his slayer. {, was killed as he stepped from Il & with the flowers xnder his coat. et1ot and etnbbed four times.
 Afte< >l ppllce reached the st
 "Maxof = tho Alley bendina. hody ~ Y ' s1IhllGht In hia 6
 tbs enl5 mn h sisn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
B|G SUFFRAGETTE
 MEET IN MEMPHIS State Senator Declares Ten nessee Women Especially
 Need the Ballot

Memphis, May 2.-Before crowd of 15oo persons. the majority of them men, resolutions similar to those adopted all over the United States today at women's suffrage rallies. were adopted late today at a suffrage demonstration here. State Senator Hubert Fisher, one of several male speakers, declared that women s votes wehre especially needed in Tennes- see at the present time because If the women were given the vote they would aid in clearing the political atmosphere of the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
TRIPLE TRAGEDY OCCURS IN MARION Sarge Lewis Kills Cousin, His Wife and Then Com
 mits Suicide

Hamilton, May .-(Special )--About Z o'clock this afternoon Sarge Lewis whe lives six miles north of Hamilton. snot James Cox twice in the back with q shotgun, killing him instantly. Lewis Yen went to bis own home and shot his
 killing her tnhtantly, he then killed
 lf Family trouble Iss sai dto be
 SC of the tre6cdy. LeNis al5o cpx|
 usins. and both WeFe faEzneeH.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03

Vera Cruz May "A considerable force of Mexicans at tackled the American ouposts the water plant nine miles out clock this morning. according wireless message ceived here, which asked for aid.
 Supporting troops at ordered forward by train from Cruz to Fl Tenjer where the ated No ntimaon given in the wireless message the size and identity of the attacking force
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
MEXICANS ATTACK
 AMERICAN FORCES
 ABOUT VERA CRUZ
Detachment of Several Hundred Federal Troops Advance On Waterworks and Fire Upon American 0utposts in At tempt to Destroy Water Suppy-No One
 Killed Injured, Says Funston

Mexco City May 2The situation in Mexico City had appearance of becoming for the administration and i'll we'll informed circles it expected that Provisional President Huera might resign at any moment
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03
Appoint pent Significant

In well postkd diplomatic quarters Ruiss appointment as Huerta's foreign. minister was accepted as meaning th6t Huerta would take stroneer and more direct hand fn the mediation ne~s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-05-03

6CeetlnueA = Rege Heax
The sun., 1914-09-03

Or. Knipe. physician and trainer, health
farm. sparkill. NY. city Gym, IS Franklin 81.
The sun., 1914-09-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England. fair and cooler to-day, fair 10
morrow; moderate west winds.
For New Jersey. fair and somewhat cooler
TO day; fair TO morrow; moderate west
winds
For western New York. fair to-day ana
ts-msrTow: moderate wes, winds
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-The slow moving
depression from the north Central states EN-
braced the lake regions, the middle Atlantic
and New England states yesterday from a
centre north OF Lake Huron and caused
showery and cloudy conditions In the M'--
souri, Valley and eastward TO the north At.
lantio coast
High pressure prevailed over all other
parts OF the country.
1t was generally much warmer In the Al
lsntio states and the Ohio Valley. but tow
temperatures continued In the West and
Northwest. and frosts occurred in wyomine
and Montana and freezing temperature at
Yellowstone Park.
In this city the DAY wa. fair and warmer
wind iiCht TO fresh southwest; average hu-
midity. 81 per cent; barometer. corrected 10
read to sea level. a. a NJ, so p. NJ,
:9s2
The temperature IN this city yesterday, as
recorded by the ofrclal thermometer. Is shown
In the annexed liable
The sun., 1914-09-03

WASHINGTON. Sept. :-The hsttle,hlp
Connecticut LEFT Philadelphia for Bar Har-
Dor; the tug Uncas left New York for Nor
folk yard, the collier Arethusa LETT Port
Arthur for Boston the collier Hannibal
ier Guantanamo for New York, the cruiser
TENNESSEE left Falmouth, England, for Havre.
The tug Rocket ana the DESTROYER Foote
arrived At Norfolk, the collier Mars left
Vera cruz for Lohos Island the collier
sat turn arrived at San Diego, the hattleship
Rhode Island arrived at Gardeners Bay. the
battleship Maine arrived At Annapolis; the
supply ship Glacier arrived A. Guaymas, the
cruiser Maryland arrived at La Paz; the
supply ship supply left Guam for Manila.
NOTES.
Tho remnant Of the commander OF the re-
serve torpedo rotils Atlantic neet has been
,ransferred from tho Panther - the Mon
aehAn The Dixie, now at Newport has
hecn ordered to proceed TO the Boston y'rd
for repairs 49,, ,,,
The Yorktown, now al the Mare lsItnl
I'd has been ordered to proceed IN the
Nes, coast Of Mexico As the relief OF the Ne"
orleans The Yorktown viii stop az san
Diego en- route Upon tho arrivd! on ne
wes, coast ~ Mexico OF the Yorktown me
New orleans will proceed 20 san francS-.
The Dolphin. nov a. ths washing S.NSs
viii leave - s>s.ssssss , ~ Ssv -
The sun., 1914-09-03

Torkc Larsen has sold for John T.. sui
Ivan \ co. to John Morris. for Invest
ment a two family dwelling with store, AT
Cl03 Fifth avenue on pot 2ONlOo flct
lr Mr. Desimoue to otto Singer the two
'mly brick house at l74i Seventy-ninth
erect. on plot 20Nl0o for Mr.. Tutle to
'l- Flanagan, two family brick house at
81 S.Ntleth street on plot 2Oxl0O. for
4 Llnde TO a Paulson, FOR investment,
he eight family brick tenement, at 223
F.fty-hrst street, on plot 26NlOO; for Mr.
Flanagan 20 Mr.. Tute one family cot
age. at 92j Eghty-fourth street. on plot
ioxio0, for the Retlaw Construction
company 70 ]. Kennedy, two two family
brick houses at 4s and IS Lake street ::
for the Kreslow Construction Company to
J. Ssveson. the two family brick house, at
S!3 Forty-hrs street, on plot 20xl00, and
10 l.. Ebert Tonneson. Il two family brick
house, at SIS Forty-first street, on plot
2pxi0O.
Tutno & Cerny have sold for William
Hassa1 TO client for occupancy, the
'uo story brick two family dwelling at
'33 Stxty-tourth street, on a plot 20xloo.
The sun., 1914-09-03
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The Bronx.
fAT =. vEsEY STREET.
%, tI.rrv nraAy

lat - NESEY STREET.
pv Henry Brady
1,7rH ST, ~ ". s. sos e Ienox Az. ASK
ssii, . .tv dwiE-Bank for Savings agt
c NJ Patterson ct a., due t,2ls.tS; ad-
pyCKMAN sT. so7. :. $40 Bolton I'd.
bOxlOO 2 ETY. fr dwlg-Sussn McN Hemen-
way. extrN, agt n HAYES ct al; due,
ss.s5ss3 taxes. &c. '63s.53; 10 the plain
I'm for $500.
By Joseph r. Day.
.ls4TH ST, $50 W. cor Audubon sv 35x
s9l ; atty Nat and stores--Susan Deyin
art c W Graham - az. due thl,o56.50:
taxes &c, si,57s3o; 20 the plaintiff for
1osp ST, Ell Ems. 1870 "a av 2iIixiooii,
stv tint and stores-B f Blair. trustee,
agt Barney Meyers ct al; due, sls OtO -
taxes. SC. sso6.77; 10 the plainuo for
$4,000.
by Daniel Greenwsld.
an AV ss5s .. 66.7 l2sth ST. lssxioo.
sty tnmt and store-Sherins sale OF all
right title. sc, which Harold Thompson
had on June -. 1918, or since; TO Bernhard
Blumenthal for $50.
lat s20s THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph r. Day.
RYER Az, :O7s.. Sc cor lsoth st, 2tSSio's,
irreg sly fiat A cardoshian ct al
trustees agt A Whsten Constn Co ct al
due, sei7e7.4b; taxes sc, f,ll767i TO the
plaintiff for 10000
The sun., 1914-09-03
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

2?D ST, S. 1853 n Of sth av. ?ssss a
Minnie Blessing ct a. art Henry. stein
zap ST, 5sS wcrenIo.e R.slty Co as,
Fletcher Court CO ct al 1oreclosur' of
Michael wielandt agt Redesdale Corpn
ct al CaGiioe ,o,, to SCI SCI, aside conveyance :
l2sTH ST ss 81 IT W Of Leno1 av, Ssxss II
Nd.s rwo sEtipnS GI''1yT. sidenSe1g sss
nortgages!, attys, Lachman & Goldsmith,
Sd AV, lto7-John NJ Cromwell ct al aEt
Celesta NJ BOSNIAN et al foreclosure OF
mortgage atty, II Swain.
ls7TH ST, 5. :6 II OF Prospect av si:x
7O--Matilda Bucking sst Mary Peter
son ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)i atty.
LoTs I. 4 8, map Of whitehall Realty
Co--Frederick Condit agt Giovanni Srrio
foreclosure Of mortgage; attys, Reeves
BEACON ST, s. bet st Lawrence and
CommonweaHh avs known as Lot No
Moses agt Albert Mielke ct al action 10
forcslose ssnl atty q Moses,
cREsToN Az, W :, bet burnside av end
lslst st knovn as lot 35, blk 3l69. sec
ln--samuel Hollander agt Herman Bull
winokel e, al taot1on to toreeless transfer
voN HUMBOLDT AV, = bet W ?6sth and
:So'h SITS ,knoTn ns, IS l1t 5n, blk s,,?s
Baler ct al faction to foreoose tax lien
atty. d q oppenheim.
wAyEfhY sT ri.rs.v $50 Ell Elton az .r,.r 80,
ct al lpaTtitionl; attys, Frees & McEveety
so BouLEVARp, " 5, 50 n $50 st, to'
co ct al Iforeclosure Of mortxsreS; atty
G Brandt Jr
iTH T scsa.,or TIi3S gsnnSsas,, az p Pc
sttys Gsrlch & schwesl.r,
The sun., 1914-09-03
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

nth ST 2lo-:ls. sth and 10th lof,s-zim
Building, Inc, 20 Pasbachvoice Litho-
graphing Co. $40 eth av. 10 yrs from oct
I, 1914. atty, h II stern, ts Bway. $4,000
sTH Az. " ioth 81, lssxso, ail--Isidore
Jackson 4 ano 10 John DAILY, s66 Amst
sv. 10 lie yrs from Sept !. 1914. attys,
Hirsh & p, 10 william 81 .,.....,.t6,00O
iST AV. 80 vt. all--Thos sager 81
al. indi trus, TO Sigismund Fodor, ~ "a
Rv. 20 4-l2 yrs from Sept I, 1914. attys,
Krakower q ?. 3Os Bway $500
5TH AN 392, LIST loft--Nichael Friedsam 10
Du Barry Hat shop, Inc, 392 5th aN 10
yrs from Sept l. 1914; attys, Krakower &
OLIVER ST SIS. all--Benedetta Torregrossa
TO Salvatore ornate, S4i water ST. yrs
from Sep; /, 1914. attys. Guarini G. 23
Lemon Az. cal. all-Mary F Dodge to
Paramount Contracting CO. ~ W l25th ST.
10 9.l2 yrs from Aug /. 1914 .....sl.ioo
GRAND ST. ass, store & hnsement-Julius
Bachrach, exr 10 Abr Price ct al. ass
Grand st: : sic yrs from Sept l. l9l4:
sTH Az, s6s, store q basement Bridget
Cain TO Gus d Stratskis, tl3 10th av, 10
yrs from oct !, 1914 ............f 100
Bronx.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD VS. 3s5 l67th
~. l65xi00 ttwo moving picture theatrcsD
Property Operating CO 10 A r. samuel
SON 736 Home 81. yrs from Oct
]. atty. Samuelson, 1876 Home
st '''''''''.''.'.''..'. $4,000 to $500
The sun., 1914-09-03
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Goodale. Perry 4 Dwight have leased
the four story hrownstone dwelling at
la West SiXty-fourth street TO DR.. Ralph
Jacobsen for term OF years.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have rented for n
term Of years the three story dwelling Al
1875 west Ninety-hrst street TO pr. j. T..
Morohead. and for Mrs A. T. Roessle OF
Paris. France. the dwelling at 326 West
E,iphtlcih street, for term Of years. TO
\ Nernct.
The buroSs Company has leased the
dwelling at 3id West Fifteenth street for
the estate of Patrick II Keahon 20 Annie
Conn. and the dwelling at 4lo West
Eighteenth street to Mary McShanc.
A Kane Il co have leased for Porter
n Co. the three story dwelling at 4s1
Manhattan avenue to Max Bacr.
The sun., 1914-09-03
RIFF. CATH extrx to Gertrude NJ NAV
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at,or

with name and address OF lenders attor-
ney)
30 Az. =. SOC n ajth -. s6Ns0. July 81.
lNtS-1ames and Rosahna Russell to
United states Trust Co. satisfied OF record
without production Of mort by order
supreme court Justice Peter Hendrick.
Aug 81. 1910. attyr for ptnr. oiin, {. p:
5>riu 81 $50 i. -. i,c . Madison av.
runs 100 GN 76N n 40 Ok " 0tN n 90 10
Et 7i6 to beg, April -, 1913
sutherland Realty CO 20 Hy cod .
schmidt. 20 r sam st, attys. KurZmen &
MHpZ2iivGsirb5E Il "nSr5 y Av EAST ss 81 -
Columbus av, l9.4NloO. March a. 1903
Annie L Medforl to Anton S2llagyi, atty,
Francis " Pollock, 800 Bway. .... 5000
lGlST ST. l32 ", =, 575 " 9TH nv, 20 81
li- @N2tNl41 ,. June 70. isle-Watson
Nluderpool 20 Jesse Culling. atty, oscar
Wagner. 90 william st........... 80, 600
5lST ST 3ls ", =. si5 " sth av. 2oNloo. ,,
Juny 10, l9l3-Ctsper y Lawson 20 Jas II
Martin and sno, trsts: atty. u Ched
scy. a2O Broadway '.'.'..t t....,... " .,OVo
AUDUBON AN. 39s. cor ls5th ~. lSN50,
June -. l9Oa-Jno & Mary VI Foley 20
Alice Emma + Foster. atty T q GO,
lliTH ST. = s. 100 Lenox av. 3Sox7l 10,
Nov Is iel3-One Hundred and Eleventh
str Constn CO 20 Gustave Tuska et Al
oNrs. attys, Wolf X. 203 Bway f3S,liO
The sun., 1914-09-03

front half OF the sixth floor 20 the w. W.
Kimball Company of Chicago; also offices
to VI. Il. Simpson. Walter *. Bachrsch.
Dr. William s. Prcnsky, John A. Hend-
ricks n Co. and J. II. Boss.
Christopher Schcrloh has leased the
store and basement at 66S Eighth avenue,
at Forty second street. to the American
Lunch Company for "A term OF ten years
Extensive alterations will be made.
Frederick Fox Il Co. have leased the
nFth loft in the building in course of con-
struction at $3.50 West Thirty-nfth street
to samuel Samuels also the eiEhth moor
at 1l5 University place 90 the Friction
Transfer Pattern Company. the top loft
AT iOi-i06 Blocker street corner Greene
street, to the Panama Pacific Hat Com
pany large space IN the 81. James Build
ing. corner Broadway and Twenty sixth
Ytreet TO the United States Secret Service
Agency.
Unger & Watson. Inc. with Edgar A.
Manning have leased the dwelling at 1896
Lexington avenue for Mathilde Molsberger
to Marie a Bodice. dressmakcr, formerly
Of West Thlrty-ffth street.
NJ e. l.. Hess have leased $500 square
feet of space on tho thirteenth floor OF
the Hess Building, Twenty -fifth street
and Fourth avenue, TO the II. j. Feldhege
SILK Company OF Egypt Pa.
Cross & Brown Company nave Ieasen
offices at o2O Fifth avenue TO Edwin "
F.lson. and at los West Fortieth street
to James I. Malone.
William j. Roome s. Co. report that the
T. w shoemaker Company. rug dealers
Of a. aud ~ East Twentieth street. has
leased the store at l19 Madison avenue
for uee as a show room.
ogden Il Clarkson have leased In 23s
Fulton street store 10 Charles p. Boss
and n loft to VI. Y Scott. also IN io'
Franklin street loft TO J. J. Bigelov
4 Co; in St East Eleventh street loft
to Schneider & Braun and basement
store at 2j3 Fifth avenue to J. NJ
Harris.
The sun., 1914-09-03
N,>u,TrNN DWELLINGS SOLD.

WEST 77TII STREET Bernard Hirsh
has sold III West Seventy seventh
street. % four story and basement dwell
ns ou lot l9Ni022. between Colum
,us AID Amsterdam avenues. The ad-
io.r.ug dwelling at l39 was purchased
a o.N months ago by John ]. Walsh
WEST llaTH STREET Edgar 7. Kings
lev and Goodalc, Ferry 4 Dwight
have sold for Isabella l.. Beekman
widow Of Judge Henry l.. Rcck
man. So West ll5th street. a three
story two family dwelling, on lot l>N
In0ii The Freehold construction
Company. Ncvins & Perlman. Is the
purchaser. The buyer will alter I, into
stores and apartments.
AVENUE-C. ! Elgar
has sold for julius |. Hermann to
George Brown l4a3 Amsterdam avenue
a aye story nat. on lot 25Nloo. between
1881 and l3ith streets.
The sun., 1914-09-03
PINE BRookL,N HOUSE SOLD.

The charles + Noycs Company has
,od lS5-iS7 clinton avenue. BROOKLYN
. residence. garage and stable with stalls
fo- six horses. covering a plot 6dN2o0. tN-
tending through to Waverly avenue. The
property was formerly owned by the late
John Dlngee and Is valued al $4,000. IN
,snsive improvements will be made TO the
propertv from plans OF Frederick Put
nam P.stt. The property Is on a block
restricted against business and apartment
houses !, adjoins N residence Of +. I.
Bedford, and other owners in the same
block include Herbert Pratt, John Englis
srd Lowell VI. Palmer.
The sun., 1914-09-03

Incoming Ncsscls-By Wireless.

IS Kathlamba Port said, reports by wireless,
due QuafAn tine ayligh Thursday
s. New York. Liverpool, 2O5 miles east OF SANDY
Hook At nOon yesterday
s. Momus New Orleans. crossed Mississippi
Bar NJ 80 l..
SIS John u Archbold New Orleans, ls9 miles
north Of Diamond shoals n, noon
SIS Fl DlA, New Orleans. l6l mlee south OF
Sandy Hook AT T. NJ
Ss Apache, Jacksonwlle $40 miles south of
Sandy Hook n y
S. W h Keene. Belfast. Ga, 2S6 miles
southwest Of Diamond Shoals at =. NJ.
Ss Fl Oriento Galveston, @i3 miles south
west Of Diamond shoals a noon
Ss city Of 81 LOUIS, savannah, i3s miles
south OF Sandy Hook at noon.
IS Comal. Galveston, l. miles east OF Gal.
weston Bar AT 7 y N,
The sun., 1914-09-03
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Rusiuc>S Continues Without In
forest. with Few and Tn
important Sales.
NEW COMMERCIAL LEASES
Tcnrmcnts Planned for Three
Observation-Disclosures in
Recent Deals.
NEW COMMERCIAL LEASES

10 change from conditions which have
.,.-iel during the last month In the real
,s,,,s world vas Indicated In transactions
,rpor'cd Yesterday by brokers There
v1s nothing sold of any Importance In
Manhattan From Brooklyn n number OF
small Investment purchases were an
,oursed most "f them closed probably
during = period extending back several
works They are another indication OF
,1e serious consideration small investors
re giving the building or transit lines
TITO the southern part Of the borough.
Leasing of space for commercial uses con-
,1uee At about the usual summer pace
rcsric tho European war. Plans for new
tenement buildings were placed on file
,a three city boroughs yesterday.
The sun., 1914-09-03
SUES STEAM PUMP COMPANY.
Guaranty Trust Co. Wants s12,OOO,'
600 Mortgage Foreclosed.

The Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York az trustee has brought suit In
the United States District Court against
the International Steam Pump Company
10 foreclose a mortgage securing the first
lien bonds OF the company. of which
s9.4S6. 500 are outstanding on which
there was on September l interest due 10
the amount of s237.l70.
The mortgage was made on September
/. 1909. for sl2,000.000. and covered
twenty-four tracts OF land at Holyoke,
Mass. ; Buffalo y. Y Cudahy. Wis, and
in Hamilton county Ohio. The same re-
ceivers. namely. c. Philip Coleman and
Grayson P. Murphy. previously appointed
were appointed in this suit.
The sun., 1914-09-03
$40. 900 BROOKLYN FLAT.

Shampan & Shampln filed plans
Yesterday with tho Brooklyn Bureau
OF Buildings for I'VE story
APARTMENT house to occupy a plot
GOxIOO on the west side of East
Twcnty-thrd street. lsa feet south ot
Newkirk avenue. for the Dragon Con-
struction Company as owners. The archi-
tects estimate the cost at upward OF
IN nnn
The sun., 1914-09-03
LEASE FOR BUSINESS USE.
commercial Houses Take Space
stores aud Omces Rented.

" CHAM Han aud william T. Blood
f'nd have leased oue-half OF the tenth
..' A. 30 10 lol Fifth avenue for term
' years 70 Marie Gins, importer Of laces,
~ located at 500 Fifth avenue.
Ewing, Bacon & Henry have rented
'r l'ug term Of years the north store
'he frchitects Building, l0i Park ave
No. - the American Tract Society. who
go been located at $50 Nassau strt (
.'- The past eighty-nine years,
FHo Hill have leased In the Columbia
Bank Building, 507 Fifth avenue, the
The sun., 1914-09-03
PLANS FOR CITY BUILDINGS.
Trnrr cat Construction Planned In
Three BorOughs.

Charles u Meyers has filed plans with
'ro Rureau of Buildings for A six story
ncmont with store on the south side
~ Grove street 50 feet west OF Bleccker
street. 1t will have frontage OF AZ feet
and a depth OF 81 feet and accommoda-
lions for thirty four families. The Charles
l. Winston Realty Company Is the
owner. The cost has been estimated at
si, OOO
The sun., 1914-09-03
THE SUGAR MARKET.
ReHners show Little Interest In
Raws, which Are offered At 8.O2r,

Refners yesterday showed no incllna-
tion 70 purchase raws and holders failed
TO dispose OF any part of their offerings
at 602 cents Demand for refinery with
drawals was again relatively light and
further progress was made in catching
up with orders.
Fine granulated sugar remained at the
same prices as have been ruling for the
last several days Federal Company
cents and other refiners 1926 cents.
The sun., 1914-09-03
NEW WORKERS BUY AT BAYsIDE.

A. VI. Mcknight OF the Mcknight Realty
Company. reports the sale OF $500
house az Bayside 10 a buyer from Man
haitian; also the sale OF a seven room
house 70 Frank Nevins OF Manhattan.
and N Ralph c. Rice, also OF Manhattan
a $4,000 house. on the Estates OF Great
Neck the same company has sold
.arse plot facing Maple street. near Middle
Neck road. TO Il Mdnhattanite.
The sun., 1914-09-03

The Guaranty Trust Company has de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend Of
6 per cent, but has omitted the customary
extra dividend Of . per cent which has
been declared each quarter since 1912.
II was stated that under the existing cir-
cumstances both here and abroad IL was
believed advisable to forego the extra dis
trbuton At This time.
The sun., 1914-09-03

These navy orders were issued
Lieut. s G. Loomis from the South IA
kota to the West virginia, Lieut.. II g Ia
vits Iiunior grade). TO Naval Academy
Annapolis, Nd
The sun., 1914-09-03
Cotton States w~ather,

For Virginia, fair and cooler to-day; fair
to morrow.
For North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia. Alabama, Mississippi. f>ouieianA
and eastern Texas. partly cloudy to-day and
to m orrow moderate variable winds
For western TeSss and Arkansas Gen-
orally niir to-day and tomorrow; not much
change In temperature.
The sun., 1914-09-03
NEW BRONX FLAT PLANNED.

Plans were fled yesterday for five
story r~'rtment house. l5N424 to he
ere-.ed AZ the southeast corner OF Unit
verStv and Merriam avenues by the Bon
wit Holding Company Nathan Wilson
president The cost is estimated at $780,
600 by the architect, Samuel Katz.
The sun., 1914-09-03
FACTORY ~ DWELLING.

The four story private dwelling at 1Io
West Forty-siNth street IL 20 he made over
into a building for light manufacturing.
Front and rear extensions will be built al
an estimated cost of $4,000. Charles
,ieoly is tho owner Tho architect is
Lucian Pisciotta.
The sun., 1914-09-03
BIG JERSEY CITY LOT SALE.

Thomas J. Maloney. president OF the
J. Lor..ard Company, has purchased from
''@ EHos Richardson estate forty lots in
me Marion section Of Jersey City They
AF' located, hvo on the south side of
tt.road avenue, three on the east side
~ Herman avenue, five AZ the southwest
corner ~ Broadway and Whittier avenue,
we've on the west side OF Whittier ave
,F hve AZ the southwest corner OF
hFot!Way and Freeman avenue and ten
'a' west side OF Freeman avenue near
Br0ilWty
The sun., 1914-09-03
puRCH,sERs IN RECENT DEALS.

George W, Wepfcr is the purchaser OF
~" d" ling al 303 West 1921 street. sold
recently by Ames & Co, for Elmer u.
Coulter
Max Slverman and Isaac Lederer are
"' myers OF The former Doyle residence
'h' ste ~ tho northeast corner OF An
Tr'Ns avenue and 1881 street, in The
B-0uN
The sun., 1914-09-03

Ga,da',. Perry 4 Dwight. Inc. have
p.d for Edith dc Lancey Woo'scy. the
four story and basement brown stone
dwelling pd 2l2 West Scventy-second
,,re,'. ON lot 2ONlo2. The purchaser.
'be Rcl,aN Realty Company Inc" gave
ir part payment the Ave story Hat on
Iot ?7Nloo. at i3l Classon avenue. Brook