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The Parker post., 1914-09-05

as president of the Union High
School board where he has given
freely of his time and effort for the
promotion of this institution which
is now a source Of pride to our citi-
zens.
Fred Ingraham has made good in
every public trust bestowed upon
him. The people trust him and defer
to his judgment.
He is clean, open minded, kindly
and courteous, yet firm and fearless,
for he works with the courage of his
convictions. His record is one
worthy Of the recognition he asks at
the polls next Tuesday.
Cast your vote next Tuesday for
Fred Ingraham as Judge of the SUI
perior court.
Advertisement.
w. n. Tharpe in Town.
w. Fl. Tharpe arrived Friday morn
ing from the coast He states that
his railroad proposition through the
reservation is looking better than
ever before.
Santa Fe Official.
G. C. Remelin, transportation in
spector for the Santa Fe, was here
on official business Wednesday.
After Leases.
Several parties from OUT of town
are here this week looking for leases
O. Indian allotments.
Leasors Of Indian Lands.
We are prepared to sign your bond
at once.
PARKER BANK & TRUST co.
The Parker post., 1914-09-05
Advertisement.
Santa Fe Official.

Santa Fe Official.
c.. c. Remelin, transportation in
spector for the Santa Fe, was here
on official business Wednesday.
The Parker post., 1914-09-05
After Leases.

After Leases.
Several parties from OUT of town
are here this week looking for leases
O. Indian allotments.
The Parker post., 1914-09-05

Leasors of Indian Lands.
We are prepared to sign your bond
at once
NII( o. rDTTST rn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
UNIONS FALL OUT OVER HOLES
Precedence In Floor Punching
Causes bitter. Tangled strike.

Col Michael J. Reagan. AZ chief medi-
ator of the State Board Of Mediation and
Arbitration, went to Flushing L. l., yes
terday In the effort TO settle a strike OF
building mechanics on the new higsh school
building there, which he acknowledged is
one Of the most difficult propositions he
ever undertook.
The trouble IL over a dispute among
the unions OF bricklayers. plumbers and
electrical workers AS TO which had the
right to cut the holes in the cement floors
for the standpipes and electric wires
The work was first given TO the
plumbers, and electrical workers and the
bricklayers were ordered on strike.
To settle the dispute the work was then
given to the bricklayers. and the plumbers
electrical workers and men in other trades
who supported them went on strike. To
give the work to the plumbers and cleo
trical workers would mean another strike
OF the bricklayers, and az the latter are
not In the American Federation of Labor
no ruling from that body would have any
effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16

IT, ili foot plot at $40 to 322 West
rr.tt-..Ntb street which the Realty Com
r7-t ~ America has been accommodating
.rc, ls. september has been sold to
vu-.keu n Noolcr. who will improve IN.
s's p''n tVo twelve story apartments.
.a operation which will involve an invest
mont ~ ahrut $500. 900 The property
{ ~. ,N, south side ~ the street between
V,.t E.I avenue and Riverside Drive.
seven f0-i- story and basement dwellings
owe the realty. Until a few days agp
the plot Was divided In half The fourth
house .n tho row was owned by Stuard
u,-scawlnu. who valued It at more than
~. Realty Company ~ America was will
.rg =, pa, \u agreement ON the price
was finally reached The dwellings and
'Ne,r site. are said to have cost $3.50, 600
INC apartments Will divide the site evenly 4;
,Na' is. each will have a frontage OF -
'ae' and will he i022 feet deep The
house when will cover the half nearest
N W.s, End avenue. will have two seven
-oor suites 10 floor Tho Other house
VI no laid out in six and eight room
suites
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
SEVENTH AVENUE CORNER SOLD.

SEVENTH AVENUE Arnold. Byrne &
Eaumann have sold for the Janem
Realty Company 2l57 and 2l6l Seventh
avenue southwest corner Of l2Sth street,
two i've story fats. ON plot 50X75: also
ITO and ll2 West teeth street. two hvs
t'orr fats on plot 53.9x991l; also 1853
West lSoth street, a three story dwell
ifg -oXlop. The properties were given
N exchange TO the Henry Morgenthau
company for the apartment house at
me northeast corner of Riverside Drive
ana lf5d street. reported sold recently.
WEST SNTH STREET. F. r.
wood w H. Dolson Company has sold
tor Mrs Josephine Guld 100 West
E'ghiF-eghth street. three story
dwelling on lot lSNl0OS, 10 Joseph y.
Fan"olini, president Of the Italian Saw
nss Bank. for occupancy,
WRIST AVENUE. -I.owenteld & Prayer
nave resod $40 First avenue, hvs
torr tenement with stores. on lot 2jx
-, near Thirtieth street The buyer Is
valentine Herold. who owns the adj
JOINING ana similar house 5l7. and also
me ahIt'ug Nat At 3i9 East Thirtieth
street. This is the third time the First
A'''1" property has been sold within
month
LNST |lNTU STREET \ Nicholas Nastley
n'' bought the five story Nat at $40
,,as' 'N'h street. on lot 25xl00, from
Wilson VI Powell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender.
torney1.

with name and address Of lenders A..
torneyl
'9Srk AR 100 30 igI9rro-3 aE :52y
Constr 60 30 Fishkil Saw insfItu,ion FISH.
XII v atty. e Bacchler. ilcs walker
75Tlu ST. 70 " ls5 v Am.,erdsm sy'
IWSHniIn;; Mar y, isit wm, ! 8 Mi'iida
,oai,ri,n, ~ ,irecnhsrg 10 Nassau st $500
i0 sT sG S o-I,a' W "a ;,i 10 Ma1he,,an
stein Realty 60 10 st I.uke's Realty co
1900 Mad az. attys. T Co. I7s Rroai.
9TH AZ. So, . cor ss,h .. .4x-o 's SEQ,
u leio-Clemens l. 4 Mary W Pla'h 10
,hhr,:tian sch!erloh. st'ys. Hu'A 4 Baker.
DAILY .Ay : iOl n l7eth 81. s7ssxSB. s sy'
xS7 Dec -. lgll-Barry Bros - Mary
g Barry. a'tys. Farley & c. s, chanbers
iOTH Az, is3 " :. sasioo. JUN ' 49, 49,
Trust co. n'ty, r g co. us Rrcai,
LoT - map properly whitehai Rsa',y S"p
White Plains ay July -. ls05-woif Va
9n IT, X, 70 g. x Mantei = 60. atty. y ! r
isTH 81 Oh ay. s5x,:. Jan ~ ~ ~
XIV M''I q, to raion Tr9, CO.. CO.
sane MsSG.Hr' RoaiH,y err co ., 49, ' sas.
'rH AZ ::sssS =: v >. soil /. I.,'a- V "r
g15 ,,or looS a'S . 5, :Nichola. ev
beg. %"" Fl, is,s%sophieV y PlpRno % u, TO
Hsrths y woln. atty. g a r -.
" iI!sr,b ST spa M 9sFr'G ws5
wein Realty 60 to samuel Levy 500
H AVA, End a'' a''y'' Arns'ein i; a.! i3S
Zap ST n 100 Brook St, sixoa.sS
Ter to Alicia Hentze. i:s + sS'h -.
,t city Jas 4 Lynch. 90 Nassau - $4,000
BEGINS a, coz land hereby conveyed
Gamer. westchcstcr, 5si N " Grant 81
o'Ryan 20 Ino F calder. atty, jao i
q, Rognn. - Nassau AZ .-...... 81 900
sG5N lossk n s5x ige5 10 beg
Feh q; lsos-Holland Holding. ca. to
booker Trust Co; atty. Albert shaw
18th ST. :52 ", so = 81 az, ..:x
I.angdon to II lsngdon. iis Nassau
BR,o,ApywSAyy,, p " cor cor Mddle'c%n I'd,
quale Monaco TO singer Sewing Machine
Co; a,tys Yer rianck. r & = 10
wGfTIocK Az. ga. 5. ss5 Rs arr to-
st, s7sxioo, April ~, 1SSloIwolf &
Moriche., I. I, attys wesch'er & x,
ssru s Il" s. go . "a ay .o,sos in 'S'T u
s7s-Mary & Jacob Ensei to Nv Roemer
satisfied Of record without production
at,ys II 4 & e Hcydta, Rector
| LOTS & ., map l!Tt sub div property
VIM ogden IIighhridge. June -. 1907
Emma Heslup to Annie o West; atty;
wEsT RRoApwAY. II > : so Mous,a6
| ~. is6S5o, July 10, l9ie-Jos Muhling
81 nj to Manhattan Saw instn; attys
| Rappallo X, So BwHy ......... o. 600
| INDErENDENCE Az, =. wher" inter
! Sected by land Jas g sidney. man
| spuyteu Duyvil 100 3x29SN--N--. oct :,
! 1905 MARY ! Scoyile 20 Volusl1 County
/ Abstract Co, attys. lands 4 Fish De
] Lana An fF'.r.tt '.. 900 '' 49,
56sS elk l02.7x 1905 10
| 5ist 81 l792 70 beg, 50th at n 3.
| $50 Lex Ry a2bx lrreg. Sept H. l9l2-
y & NJ SchAefer Brewg co 10 Edw g
| Schaefer; attys, Fitch, 4 O. 81 Nassau
! q, ....'.............. $500 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
LIS PFSDESS
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. 236O--F,orence n Frisd
lander agt Rretthoiz- Krumholz ronsfruc-
ton GO ct Al foreclosure Of mortgage /.
ATTY. Manheimer
pELAN"EY ST, II and 7e-Passaic Struc-
tursl steel co sEt Manhattan Holding ca
81 al faction to foreclose mechanics
Hem: atty. NJ s Marden
HENRY ST lot 81. 22sx7n, TN ward
United states Trust co agt Julius Aber
man ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE (;
attys Stewart 4 SheareT.
GOTH ST. 65i w-Stephen II Jackson aGt
Peerless Holding co. Inc. ct al foreclosure
% mortgAgel; atty. ~ Jackson
18th ST 2l0 E-Fannie Brown agt Joseph
Weiss - al foreclosure OF mortgagel :;
SEP st. 556 18th nv, SoX1oo e.
John \ Hickey agt Ellen Hickey 81 Al
?3D ST iO3 to iO7 E-General Theological
Seminary ~ the + n church IN the y g
agt Thomas ! Mooney Of al foreclosure NJ
mortgage; sttys, Murray. Ingersoll, Hogs
4 Humphrey.
VALENTINE Ay VS. 2loen isad ct, 1OoS
al foreclosure of MORTGAGE, atty. W c
Arnold
ALEXANDER Az. la4-CoIlege Point saw
lugs Bank agt Frederic Biorhon 81 al
al foreclosure Of mortgageli atty. + $
ALEXANDER Az. l26--same 70 same
1oreclosure Of mortgage, atty, same.
COLLEGE Az. =, 400 lssth 81, S0vS5--
Mary \ Hreuter agt william l. Phe'an
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage. attys
WEBSTER Az. :. 1855 Tr.mon; az
;5vi5sa-E Aprleby sgt Adoiph
Frcund - al foreclosure Of mortgage
attys, cannon 4 C,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
CALLS sKYsCRAPERs A MENACE.
Alleged Dangers In New York Also
Told 20 Property Owners.

DULUTH, July l5.-Franklin n Went
worth OF Boston. secretary OF the National
Fire Protective Association. In an address
to-day before the National Association OF
Building owners and Managers, In con-
vention here. urged that the building of
skyscrapers cease. contending that they
are "A menace to life.
at is said that the traffic on the
elevators of New York city In almost rs
great as the horizontal traffic" he said
"If New York city should have an earth
quake-just enough OF a shock TO break
water and gas mains and to snap electric
wircs--the loss of life would he appalling
Imagine the panic II such a disaster
should come with 100000 persons in the
subways or when occupants Of great build
ings were attempting to get out
"A great confiagration, such as is pos
sible IN New York, would bring the same
disastrous results az an earthquake and
choke the subways,"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
TENANTS ron CITY HOUSES.

fease Gilman have rented for Mrs
Josephine :. Rennett to George Harvey
the three story ard basement house al a3g
West Flfty-tirs, street for g. H. Rhine
lander the four story and basement dwell.
ing at 90 East Thirty eighth street To
Mrs. Mary T.. Green, and the five story
house At the northeast corner of Park
avenue ana Seventy-seccnd street 10 Sam
uel Battle.
Samuel H. Martin has leased for the
General SYNOD Of the Reformed church H.
America the four story and basement
dwelling at ~, West SiNty-ffth street to
Elsie Regenier for three years
John j. Clancy \ Co have leased the
dwelling at 33t West Fiftv-eighth street
20 George y Littcd, ana az West FIFTY
seventh street to Jane Morressonier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16

souyrHERN BoUiiL.hvARpD ,sic n
Hcme st Soxioo-Esst isoth street Bldg
g, July 49,, mtg $4,000 atty, Robt J
Moorehead. iiS z ltoth at $1,000. 500
Bldg Corp to Robert J Moorehead, as f
li0th St. July Is. mtg $4,000; attys. r
q Co, iTS Bway ............... 81 90
ROBBINS Az, n cor it9th ~, 1O0xlO5-
East is0th 81 bldg Corp to Robert ]
Mcorehead, ,ls V iIo,h st. July is, mtg
$4,000; atty Robert J Moorehesd, as &
riNpLAY Az. W 5, 5iS.g ism st. i iiScs
sioo-John " Bodine to Pincus Lowenfeld
a ano, i9s V s4th ST.. May I, mtg $1,000,
atty e Schubert. 53b E lssth st 81
LoRlLLARp Pl. es 1905 n lssth st--Caro-
line A Weber 10 Chas T. Weber, 2.I2 Ior.
lizard place, y part, March 20. 1909 atty.
Cha Weber 2tt2 Lorillard pl .... 500
loRil.LARD Pi. 2t42--Sams 20 Augusta e
Wolfe, b2S 6sth st. Bklyn. y part July
issrH at, SIS 40 W Teller ay, goxso--Csro,
line Weber to Chas Weber, 24t2
I.orillard pl y part, July Is 1911. mtg
$500 atty, chas Weber. 40 &c itsth
SANE. PROPERTY same to Augusta 'iV !"
Wolfe S25 bsth st. Bklyn. y part July
s o. o. e. o. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
Incoming VesseIs-By wireless.

IS Aquitania. IT'S miles east OF Sandy Hook
at 230 =. NJ. yesterday.
ss stcphsno. 800 miles east OF Sandy Hook
AZ A, NJ,
ss Larimer Port Arthur Sand Key N noon.
IS John ID. Archbod New Orleans % miles
east Of Tortugas AZ noon
SIS Zacapa, Santa Marta, "a miles south Of
Sandy Hook al y NJ
"a Gulfoil. Port Arthur $40 miles south of
Sandy Hook al noon
S. BrHbant, Galveston r. miles south Of
Diamond Shoals at A NJ
S. FL Rig Galveston, .O3 miles south of
Diamond shoals AT noon
80 CITY Of Columbus savannah, . miles
south of Diamond Shoals NJ ~ NJ
ssJ NJ. Gutey, Port Arthur Sns miles
southwest of Diamond Shoals az noon
50 Illinois, Port Arthur, ze2 miles north OF
Jupiter al noon
81 Millnocke'. stockton 10 miles north.
east Of Cane Cod al r N
IS Antilles. New Orleans le3 miles south Of
Sandy Hook ~ y NJ,
"a Iroquois Galveston n miles eas, Of Gal.
weston bar AT y NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16

The W G. Hamilton Construction
Company has conveyed to the All Water
Front Realty Company three parcels OF
meadow land aggregating thirty one
acres IN the Jamaica Ray and Hawtree
creek district and In Tue vicinity OF the
Rockaway Beach division of the Long
Island Railroad. The price paid was
100000. The purchasing company has
let contracts for the construction OF i've
canals extending back three-quarters OF
a mile from the bay front nifty feet
wide with considerable depth. Connected
with the canals will be- a chain of bath
ing pools streets and sidewalks are to
I've lad out and bungalows erected. the
lowest estimated cost To he $500. About
s5oo."oO Will be expended on improve
ments
\ valuable tract at Woodside Heights
IN the vicinity Of the new union station
~ the Long Island railroad and the
dual transit line to Corona was sold
through the Mutual Profit Company ~
New Britain. conn. by John W. Paris
To the Fiske Company fthis city The
plot has a frontage Of l0l feet on Kelly
avenue and 1870 feet on Polk avenue
The price was In the nelghborhood Of
100000. Their" Is one apartment house
on IN" property and others are to he
erected.
Augusta r. Wendt was the purchaser
Of plot Of twelve lots in the Astoria
section of Long Island city with front
ages on Washington. Academy and Radde
streets. The property was purchased
from the Academy Property Company
and the price paid was $4,000
Tn" 7. and VI, Realty Company made
an important transfer In the Long ISL
and city tenement section. conveying a
four story tenement on "A plot with 81 6
feet frontage on Jamaica avenue east Of
sherman street for $50. 600. Charles J
boran was the purchaser
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
CITY BUYS AGAIN.
Takes over Property 10 Protect
Trust Fund Money.

The city OF New York became the pos
SCISSOR of another parcel Of real estate
Yesterday through the purchase by Henry
Bruere, as city Chamberlain, of tho
northwest corner OF :. Nicholas avenue
and l56th street. = I'VE story apartment
house on a lot 25x9g,9. The sale vas
conducted by the NJ Morgenthau, Jr,
Company as auctioneers, and the prop
erty was sold as result OF foreclosure
proceedings 20 satisfy q lien NJ s37.1ii
with interest and taxes. This If the Sec
ond parcel sold to the city as the result
81 foreclosure proceedings under which
the city Chamberlain IL trying to re-
cover amounts loaned from trust funds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
LEAVING STEAMSHIP ROW.
Agents for Psciac Line Take space
In standard OIL Building.

Henderson a Son, steamship agents
nave leased from the Standard OIL Com
pany for ten years 5000 square feet Of
space on the ground floor OF the Standard
on Building 26 Broadway running
through to New street The lessees are
general agents for several large steam
ship lines, including the Pacific steam
Navigation Company, whose steamers will
come through the Panama Canal as soon
as II Is opened To take care of in
creasing business they found II necessary
TO get larger quarters than they now
have at 90 State street.
The Times Square Improvement Com
pany has leased to Nine Mendes. dealer
In ladies' costumes, now at 49l Sixth
avenue. the avenue store adjoining the
corner in the building at the northeast
corner of Broadway and Thirty seventh
street The lease Is for ten years at
about $500 per year. This lease com
pletes the renting OF the building. Burton
Thompson negotiated the lease.
Mime. Il. Lidvol. dealer in furs, has
taken long lease on the three story
dwelling at ~ East Thirty-eighth
street near Fifth avenue, owned by
conducts an establishment ut IA East
Fortieth street
Frederick Fox a Co. have leased from
the plans the eighth and ninth lofts In
the twelve story mercantile building being
erected at 3h-39 West Thirty-ffth street
60 William Jackman's Sons large manu-
featuring furriers for long term OF
years
The Read Printing Company has en-
creased it's space in iO6-I10 Seventh ave-
nue. by taking an additional floor for n
term or fifteen years. Lewis u Preston,
Inc. negotiated tho lease
william A. White & Sons have leased
the store AT the southeast corner Of Sew
enth avenue and l26th street TO Barnet,
Cohen also the third loft and rear half
or the fourth loft NJ is West Broadway
TO j. u. Russell & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
n,NI>o BnooKLYN HOUSES.

p S''n1". NHI'izNa has sold for the John
>H..''H Company tp client for in
PIP '"' four story brick apartment
Az ii2 Fifty-hrst street on plot
=, ~. C.uy have sold FOR Barbara
William = Pratt tor Investment
Ii'H Avenue. four story brick
apartment, ON plot 2oxloO
.''' Lehman have sold 1871 JET
.''' tN'1u.. a three story three fam
:, D" apartment house, for Henry
'.nn'8 'H am Investor
q. "''A N'"~ has bought from Henry H.
'..'' .H' dwelling at 3325 Perry ave
.,'' .f 2'Nloo for about s. 900 The
'".' ''enty Company negotiated the
''.ou1 y \oof has sold the dwelling
tIHt TWcnty-si street The
'1''' N.. occupy the house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16

Large deals than any reported yester-
f1, are u process of closing. which will
ON, a spectacular turn to the summer
mark.' Most Important OF all these IL
,-srsa.tuu involving ~ vacant corner in
,sa most desirable part of the retail sec
Ion uf l.'n avenue. The corner has boon
hold vacant %, tho owners for several
,c,,- pho buildings having been RACED to
s..p uoV. 'INts n is held at 81. 600. 600
and .- about 90 be- sold i'm a deal which
pl! u.fu Oh. roimproVement Of the cor
r.- with O. gN commercial building. SO
,s .. f'. d,t' closed that the property
tqs boon withdrawn from the market.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
NO SUMMER DULNESS
IN REALTY MARKET
Deal Near Closing for Costly Fifth Ave.
Corner---Builders Acquire Sites
for Apartment Houses.

r.. boss in real estate Of a volume far
n excess NJ that looked for at this time
NJ ,,tr continued yesterday. There were
,ou purchases 10y bu lders Of sites for new
,ru'rsut houses. one deal in land and
I.ad.g~ to require a total expenditure
.fyi .uo.uuo. There We're other sales and
.,.h,re,.. affecting chiefly smaller apart
,r,rts uu the upper West Side. one OF
..e most interesting transactions Of the
ay Vas the sale Of an East side theatre,
amos, buyer has leased the property to
rho r'cd states Government for "A branch
yost Nice.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
RESULIs AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.

lat - NESEY STREET
i,orH ST ;ss ", n >. 40 = ~h Az. i'x
9sll sty dwlg sol wertheim agt Jonn
rardue ct al. due, ,9e7s.o? taxes. g.,
2 l,9Nte,s, sty tnm, and .'rs-Iislla
,sIt! s tsSe. az" &c. , G.ff'I sub 20 mig mig
Of $1,000 10 the plaintiff .NS.3oo
~ ". Morgenthau, Jr.. COMPANY.
.5.lOxse lOx2i ilxee.s, sly tnmt-Henry
bruerc Chamberlain agt W Prins ct A,
due 's7.'ss'o' taxes SC '7so.'S' 20 ,hs
lat s2Os THIRD AvENuE.l
by Joseph = Day
.cGnsT :, A: dgf: ,s,5sS.sI taxes; AZ
lat THE BRookLlN REAL ESTATE
ofnce OF " II smith
DE KALB Az. = 396 . Nostrnnd sv 20 on
100 Mary { Dimond ast Benz Du Moulin
81 Al. 70 the plaintin 80; -; $4,000
STEEL Lien co 81 0S' vs s sns o beach
4 Bensonhnrst Electric Co ct al 20
.sTH 81 T''' N e = 90 e 18th av. aoxlOo'2~
RI MoS s VIII a " Var. I'd as' windsor hdii SS
NEW JERSEY Az. e : 80 n Hegeman ay,
2oxioo-Geo u Ellsworth agt saml sha,
piro ct al, TO the plaintiff ..........sS,5 $500
CHURCH X H. jam" s. !! l Il HF%%'; lo.,r.na av
bONltN. also church av. II :. $50 u " Nos
trand av, 4s.llXli9 il-Albert Berry agt
Sarah u FogelsOn ct al, To the plaintiff
for 1890 over mortgage OF 5000 and
interest
ny Nathaniel shutter,
HOPKINSON Az, " =. 1907 Hegeman av,
20 4Ni00N90. lAlO0--Leila y Cowhill at
sarah Edeist ct al, to the plaintiff
for ........ .....-..... ............ $1,000
ATLANTIC Az. s.. IS II Howard av. 2Sx
l00-Bent AnChell agt Alben CONSTR 60 ct
al: TO the plaintiff for, .......... 81 800
VAN stCKLEN Az, " :, 1875 Il Liberty
av Oxl00--Wilhelmine g Schimpf agt
MARKS Myzel et al, TO the plalntin
for .....- - -. - W. bOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
POSI- OFFICE GUSTS THEATRE.

Charles r Noyes Company reports the
sale of g. 90 s. suffolk street, a two story
theatre. covering a plot 7jNl0o. between
Grand and Broome streets, for the III
Ndo Holding Company. represented by
iettHe-. simon q Ashc, to Alfred NJ. Rau.
The property WAS held by the sellers at
100000 The theatre will he removed
and a two story office building erected.
which 'h- Post Office Department has
leased Tor ten Years AT rental that will
aggregate $50. 600. The building will be
used as branch post Office this being
or - the busiest sections for the postal
authorities IN the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
BIG PLANT AT EDGEWATER.
Aluminium company Of America
Ruys site for $1,000 900 Factory.

The Aluminium Company Of America
has purchased two blocks of land ON the
River road at Eigenater on which it will
erect t&.opo,oOo plant, the largest of its
Kind tn the world. Inc tract embraces
IN city lots and the purchase price was
5000, 900. Tho land was purchased from
william Bauer. VINO recently bought II
from George r. Reach. receiver Of the
columbia Real Estate and Investment
Company Nrccland avenue, a street hfty
fect wide and 400 feet long. runs between
IN" Two blocks. The company will seek
to have this closed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. July l5.--The cruiser
Brooklyn has arrived At Lewes tug UncaH
at Charleston. collier Jupiter at San Fran.
cisco dsstroyers Sterett and Perkins az
Hampstead Bay, destroyer Duncan at Nor
folk, supply ship Glacier at Guaymss
cruiser Denver al Marc Island hsitleship
Kansas A. Vera Cruz, cruiser Salem AZ TUX
pan.
The despatch boat Dolphin mas sailed
from Nantucket for Washington. destroyer
PAU Jones rruNtun and Nhipple from La
ps2 for san Diego, cruiser California and
destroyer Prsbls from Santa Rosslis for La
PaT. collier celtic from rsmpico for New
York Via Charleston, transport Hancock
from Vera Cruz for Guantanamo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-16
uErGuTs APARTMENT DEAL.

Mcdowell & Mcmahon have sold the
Elk story Brentwood apartments. at 5o1
ar1 SOP West li7th street on plot aox
100 uctr Amsterdam avenue. for the
r yer,.cV Construction Company. H. W..
no. pres. don't, to the Noillacs Realty
Compa. The buyer gave IN part paw
rent '1c plot looloNll7NllI, on Pine
burst avenue. adjoining the southwest
corner o' iSlst street The RiVcrView
Construction COMPANY viii erect two high
tss apartment buildings ON the plot
Te above brokers have been appointed
sgeut- fo- the new houses