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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
BOYS WILL FLY
PLANES TODAY

The second part OF tho boys av-
iatson meet Is scheduled for this
afternoon ut o'clock. nj Lincoln
piayfield The first part was held
last week. Miniature aeroplanes
that rise in ere air under their own
power will 10 entered In today's
meet. Besides several substantial
prizes. tho Seattle aviator. Herbert
Munter. viii give the winning boy a
ride over the city. providing the
boys ma and pa say he kin 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
WAKEFIELD COMING

News that David warfield will an.
pear In Seattle Mt tho metropolitan
theatre during the coming season
will be interesting to local theatre.
goers. He will be seen In his IN.
nous comedy. The Auctioneer. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
WILL SHUT ROAD

To pave an is-foot roadway with
brick. II viii be necessary 10 close
10 traffic for so days state aid road
No. 7. which connects the city with
Henton.
Contractor W. NJ. Ball notified the
county engineer 10 that effec; Fri.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
CONFESS FRAUD

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 5.---J. w.
Matthes. vice consul for the Neither.
lands. and Robert w. Snow. admit.
ted today that they defrauded the
International Bank Of Apcldorn. Hol.
land. OF over 100000 by means OF
forged mortgages. w. J. Summers
the third party TO the conspiracy
was released on a bond OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
MAYOR WILL GO

II business permits. Mayor GIN
viii take the five-day trip through
Eastern Washington in the Chamber
OF Commerce trade excursion spe.
cial. which viii leave Seattle al,
midnight September IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
-
THE MOORE

Clever Kitty Mackay" will be
seen at tho Moore theatre for one
week. starting Monday. Sept. IL.
The same company will be seen
here that appeared in Now York,
where this pleasing comedy played
for moro than one year.
Kitty" will be- played by Marjorie
Murray. Miss Murray first sprang
into prominence In "Buuty."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
TURN EDDIS OUT

On the petition OF 200 residents OF
Cedar Falls. Justice Brinker re.
leased q. Eddls, charged with sell.
ing liquor without a license. Eddis
recently broke his ankle. The Judge
gave him suspended sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
AFFECT COAST

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-Two
rulings made by tho interstate com
merce commission have a far reach.
Ing effect upon Pacific Coast traf.
f!c.
Ono authorizes the establishment
OF class and commodity rates from
tho East to San Francisco. via rail-
and boat through Seattle and other
principal cities on the coast. The
other order authorizes the establish
ment OF commodity rates from the
East 10 Seattle and the principal
cities OF the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05

George r. Cotterill. democratic
candidate for the senate, returning
from n trip In outside counties, IL
confident he will secure the nomi.
nation. He speaks at the Good Eats
this afternoon.
Il am certain the progressive
democrats will win out" he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
WAR WILL HELP
BUSINESS IN u. S

A friend OF scotchmcn II In town.
He is James II. Andrews. Of Akron.
Ohio. brother OF the iate Z. W. An
drews OF this city, and he helps
manufacture Quaker oats. Ye ken
this parriteh,
Although tho war thus far has
filled United States business men
with uncertainty. II sure viii bring
an increase OF business soon. says
the porridge producer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
BOY SCOUT REVIEW
WRITTEN BY CHIEF
THE following article Mai
l r. s. 1ngraham. head OF the boy
~ MAJ. e. 8. INoRAHAm

Vacation Ia and n
There been likes
OF the
islands
Scoutmaser J. " A.
members OF Troop
summit then
campfire girls Indian
Later another
indian Hnry One OF the party Amon Bogadus made the
OF the mountain by trail The other members
In their time climbing and exploring peaks
The cruise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05

Justice Fred c. Brown IL the pro.
gressiyc republican candidate for
prosecuting attorney. He has serv.
ed AS justice for five years.
X. II. Brown. who Ia running for
Justice OF tho peace. has never
been on tho bench before. but he
has been prosecuting attorney In
a Washington county and In quail.
fled TO hold the office he aspircs 20.
Both the Brown who was justice
and wants 10 be prosecutor. and
the Brown who was prosecutor and
wants TO be justice. are good public
servants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05

Through an oversight. the advis
DRY ballot OF Tho Star yesterday
failed 10 mention constabies on the
republican ticket The Star ad
vises republicans TO vote for Sam.
uei II. Boxill and ID. G. Brown. They
are both conscientious.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05

With the election three days off.
Frank Hammond, republican candl-
date for congress-, elaine victory
over "ood-tstss-s-cowsrd" Hum.
phrey.
Hsmmond's confident feeling 10
due 20 the fact that intelligent re.
publlcans realize that Humphrey 10
absolutely useless In Congress and
can't even get In on the pork bar.
rel" appropriation grabs - Of old.
Mayor Gill ~ the Commercial Club
recently denounced Humphrey a.
an enemy 20 sesttie's welfare. and
Oil 10 . "keynote" speaker for re-
publIeans In this neck Of the woods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
YOU Can PUT
new name ON
YOUR BALLOT

Voters have the privilege OF writ.
Ina In the names OF any one not
named on the ballot as candidates.
Numerous questions relative "a
this right are being asked.
II n man wants 20 vote for Han.
eon. first choice for senator. and
for George r. cotterill second
choice. he can do so. although one
Is a progressive and the other a
democratic candidate.
In such a case. the voter must
ask for progressive ticket He
must place a cross to indicate first
choice for Ole Hanson and he mus,
then write the name OF George
Cotterill In the space allowed for
that purpose and place a cross In
the square indicating second choice.
OR he may write In the name OF
John Jones or Sam Smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05

HAMBURG, Sept. A book.
keeper who has Just celebrated his
s0th birthday has been with the
same firm for so years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05

Adam Beeler. candidate for state
senate In the ssth district. promises
progressive Legislation. He prom
ises 10 work for bill abolishing
the is per cent delinquency tar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
SEATTLE BOYS GET BID

The National Red Cross No be
Tuesday Wednesday
Boy
valuable instructions offered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-05
SCOUTMASTERS WILL MEET

general meeting OF scoumasters for the
les VIII be held Tuesday night 25 Central building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
sArIsFIED MORTGAGES.

twith name and address of lenders atty
WASHINGTON Az, 2i6s, - lsHilS. Sept
Is, lsll-SMsry 81 Lynch to R"'torf,
Soi.FoE I ST iSs. :. a51ioo, Oct 10.
is9I-Louis Ro:en ct a. , 10 MARION %
.o TMas sr Is ", ls.,oo.S July yisiss
Md1ssSm.Iy s sS Of r *%;'a Ne Hs""
SANE ME- rRoiP;ERirY, Feb is. iisls-Amss i =
Pinchot to Bankers Trust Co, y Wan sna
1911. T' is'f. iYlis' VIA, lss,Gi.,; Apr IT, 10
-cordslia G whiinsy, s 20 , Anna Aii sGS
,is 81 ~ Rs'::
Bronx Investment Coz a'tys' Msrnr snn AZ
,ss II 81 g. bios h,no. ~, St:ss.H: Jss
isS Ss sn,:, W s,, % e HiHr n.a S::'ss
sx M!iitsRr 'Ay'.w esct.. y'ss,n SSssss
ana .ns 10 :s xalishi as,ys. Ina:
rTIi sT bet ~ sna "a AZ. kS E'SH,, =" ;:
" s,uyvcsant, 'gsxNS,e, Jan o., lseb--Jsg,n
ana Emilio Gebhard 10 District 40, !. o
Renal BERTH; attys Frank I'Ghien nmc
BA Il noys s ErN 10, -, iie.so, Mss'i isss
kls N"SeF'iH co. SnG s enc To carter
nf Ahsmo,sot, IT 10 Anr.,i. LsriSrs =. Comm,
! Andrea Isrtornl atty, y Co. I1s
nA HMThRyow ST, 81, 81 sIkS, July a. lit
mra,h r; Apssls G. rhos r Sra MAY MAY. =
decd to Thos u K.iiyi atty"' G'liss.Jp ri a. 4
0TGnH%SGb 20 y':ss $50 Map.. az SSS
I to ' McSl s,ruthi atty. Frank dss.. West;
so 1hi's 81. I. iaia' lat Az, 'fStiGli May
/ i y T. SSs.a: y,sssisss 1sss~ q ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Brokers Report Better Demand
for Property, hut Sales
Market Lays.
ONLY SMALL PARCELS SOLD
LARGE APARTMENT Planned for
Riverside COrnpr-LOft
Makes Bronx Lease.

r~roura zing reports were heard in sew
s-al sections yesterday. Though not sub
.,artiatcd yesterday by contaminated
husress the trading of the next few days,
q, IL expected. will bear out the statements
a, several brokers that business with
,nem at least has been better during the
'asi two weeks than Mt any time I'm the
ss. year one broker is known to have
closed three deals OF considerable size.
one IL the sale and the resale Of an
lpartniert house valued at close to $780,
900. The oca, will probably be reported
has made another sale which would have
been reported several days ago but for
negotiations FOR a resale which took shape
N .he last few days. Several tenement
rror,r,ies In the East Sid" are involved
m dead which though net closed is in
such shape that notaing short OF the
death OF a principal. according to the
broker who is making the sale. will pre-
vent 1t going through
This sudden Improvement can't be ac-
t>ourted for by these brokers. II is not
altogether fortune that drove buyers TO
Them. nor do they think the holidays had
ANYTHING TO do with IL. rs business con
;lnues good and will be for a while judg-
ing from Inquiries being received and the
interest manifested by small investors.
A five story tenement In the Harlem
ociored belt was disposed of by the New
York Trust Company. which had to take
over the property last August In "a fore
closure sale. A Columbia College lease
hold dwelling passed into new hands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
liz PENDENs.

Asst ST $40 90 b4 w--Alfred J Moisant
AT Jesnette & Jare ct al faction TO Inn
press trust). atty. u N Buiiows.
2SD ST, IS. It2 dth sv. osx9s e--C'arolln ina
II Brown ct al ast Jennie i Van Horn
foreclosure OF mtsD: atty J NJ Rider,
BFOnx.
CLINTON Az, cor Oakland nj 5ox
loo-Edwsrd Poiak vs. Oakland RI Rlds
Co faction 20 set aside convey anoe); atty.
rs Deutsch,
LEI. ioXlio John j Paulson vs. Sarah
nHrcwH'ns q a 'foreolo'e m'sO' suys
BROOK Av. 4 9s,li n Issth 81. sls7x
I0asS--jonas Rsutiingsr vs. n V Real
Estate. Security Co ct al Uorscloss mtgs) !;
attys, L D 4 y xinks.
i61.is-sismund Reutiinssr vs. = y Real
Estate Security CO ct al (foreclose n,tgs) /:
CLINTON Az . Z, Is . Eimwocd pi, ask
DOWN Fink W Rosa ~ Cody (soreoiose
mtgsli atty, J " Smith,
SOUTHERN BLVD. 1904 - Angelo Ai.isri
n Co. Inc, W Daniel Ostrow OF al faction
20 foreoloss mechanic iien)l atty, II $
BLOCK bounded by jerome av, iesth o.,
Cromwell ay and ts<th 81, 468%&I irrsg;
jerome av. . cor I8<th at, 2olxles52-
Ranald II Macdonald at al vs Edward +
Robinson ct al Noreclcss mtge)i atty, A
FOX sf. iIss -. Dora Jacobs. sdn va J
Roberta o. al uorsoloss m'ss) atty N 4
Chedssy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08

iitTH ST. icj w--Jasep6 bch,haas:r at
Mary Goldman. owner and contrae-
2sTn ST. l.7 to is5 Worn & jan jan
ngt N d Co. Inc, owner. Marguerite u
i35TH ST. sii WUMost Bros aet y y Ri
Estate Security 60. owner Henry New
man contractor James Rosenherr
POST Az, n. :, loo W Academy a. 2joxiio
Arthur II Gcsterheid agt Bondhcjm en-
siruciion Co. owner; Alphonse Lamy. con-
SRI AZ. sis ana cis-frank Niaemo s,'g az;
l'idore jackson. Abraham Stern, owner
Jacon Ialensi lessee: Blight. Ovcrfeld Co
~ Az il to i;Amer,sa,n ses.,nc e. s,,
Ernest plath and william Minsky, owners:
>. Louis Minshr. contra ctor. .......... $50
De Faeo as, chas rfsf oa s' iTGS asps
nam Qiackenhush and Eiizabrth a Hol-
SAME pRopERTyg Noffok Lumber % S' Az
chas y 9qeGkenbush, Abraham Quachen-
sSntTad'ors vol "p Pre- 4a"e sab De rHsS
list ST. iOs w--Harlem waii paper 70 Sup pC
ply Hxt Inter City Land a Securities co.
4isT 81 f ss sSTmHn 81
i:7Tn ST, Us w.-,Iiariem Val Paper sup.
owner. Frank & Serman, contractors. $50 80
GRANT Az. cor is5th ~, sO1OxSO o
Valentine Zimmerman agt Mitchell McDer.
mot Construction Co. owner; Furlong &.
lurlong contractors trpnewRD ..... 1895
SD Az, 2s51 and 2s59--Nalenfin" thinner
mann sgt Clarence Davies owner: Aueri
can Real Es,a'e 60. lessee. Furlong X
furlong contractor (renewaD ....... 5000
Bronx.
lSlST ST, IL & IA E-lrNing A Began agt
Herman Rothkirch. owner and oontrac.
lslsT 81. . cor Davidson av, 75x7S-
iter,sch Bros. Inc. ss, Herman RoIh
, kireh. owner aud contractor ..,........s SO
issTH ST =. whole front belmont av tn
Crescent av, 2i.3N7i.Gx96 i-Mugler Iron
Works Hgt giuseppe Jamascia and ia
mascia Realty Corpn. owner and contrac-
tor ...................... ......... asa 90
lslST ST. = ~ cor Of Valentine av 6i.sxl0O--
| Muger Iron Works agt Y Alteri and
| Tobruk Construction Co, owner and con
tractor ................... .eS31
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
GOOD PRICES IN DROOkLYN.

What are considered fine prices for
Brooklyn property were paid yesterday
at an auction sale of several parcels in
the shopping section OF Fulton street
The property at 462 Fulton street, near Elm
place. four story building occupied by
n women's cloak merchant who holds a
ten year lease at an annual rental Of
3d. 900, was sold at $4,000 TO r. NJ,
Newman of the firm OF Newman Hlrsch.
representing parties In interest. The
building Mt the southwest corner OF Fulton
street and Elm place. n four story struc-
ture the ground floor of which IL leased
TO Loft, the candy concern, for twenty
one years at an annual rental OF $50, 900,
was sold to Mr.. Newman for $4,000.
William II. Smith was the auctioneer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

Albert n. Ashfor:h has leased for a term
or years the seventh floor in 257 and 81?
Willam' street to the Speed Controller
Company
The Charles f. Moves Company has
leased the entire building ut 90? Pearl
street TO the Central Commercial Com
pany. and In Il Barclay street the store
and basement to the Western Union Tolc-
graph Company. Both leases are for q
term OF years.
Wright Barclay has leased in 46t 10
1S3 Fourth avenue. I'm conjunction with
Tannebaum x strauss. the third loft to
Wolf Bros, IN conjunction with Payson
Mel. Merrill the ninth loft to A. W
shaw Company. and in conjunction with
w. ;. Furman the sixth loft to the Ma
ticnal Publishing Company. The same
broker leased loft In ~ West Twenty
fourth street to 4. Welsmau.
Henry Trcnkmaun has leased n Moor
In l26 10 $50 West Twenty second street
Ia the National Petticoat Manufacturing
Company. and the store in 80 East Ninth
stree: 10 the Manhattan Display Fixture
Company.
Frank volz has leased To BENJAMIN
Wigderowitz. butcher. the store ut the
southeast corner of Nermilyea avenue ana
Academy street for ten years for tota,
rental OF $lo.3.o.
Spear d Co have rented the seventh
floor in ~ Fifth avenue TO Fondevile 4
Van iderstiEe. china and glassware firm
two lofts at 500 Broadway to Berg Bros.
and Arthur Cohen the store and base
ncnt az sS10 Wooster street 20 the United
Corrugated Case Company the first loft
~ 35i-S5N West Broadway to the New
Work Fad Company the fourth lott at
200 Greene street 10 the Regent Hat com
pany the frs, LOTT in ll5-lii West TWEEN
ty-c!Ehth street 10 :. Meukin y co the
eighth loft NJ 1915 West Twenty -fourth
street to a Masch & 60
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
WILL SELL VALUABLE LAND.
Firth Interest In Part Of Macy Store
Plot Included In 1,ist

supreme Court Justice Guy yesterday
appointed Maurice Deiches referee on an
application by Mrs Elizabeth Bisseii Towle
~ S%n ,-'rancls-o AZ general guardian for
her soi John Henry TOwl", to sell his
hfth interest in three parcels of real
estate IN Manhattan. The largest par
eel Involved. which IL valued at 5000, 900.
forms part of the site OF the X. H. Macy
n Co. store and covers 1919 TO 1891
broadway. III West Thirty-fourth street
ll9 ~ 1928 West hirty-fourth street and
lc2 10 1876 West Thirty-tifth street. The
NTH interest In this property il to be sold
for siO7.5OO.
Another parcel Is los Broad street
valued ut 100000. in which the fifth In
terest Is TO lie sold for $4,000. and the
third parcel IL II dwelling at 1873 to 1871
West Thirty-third street, valued a,
s1sO.00O, the interest to he sold fot
100000. The other owners Of the prop.
erty are Gerard e. Hegeman. katherine
ii. Liilibrdg". Lucy NJ Hegeman. Aletta
licgeman and Gerard 6. Hegeman and H.
Arthur Aycrigg as trustees. Mrs. Towle
asked permission to sell because she lives
i'll California and can't give personal
attention to the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
RECORDED LEASES.
tNlanhattAn.)

PRINCE ST, . and I, all--Emii Ad.e' e, a!
yr. from Jan l. 1914. attys. Ruihssm snt
y II Bw@ytt l. nor ,i't 10
Morris Dessauer. I'll W i3bth at . yrs
from July /. 1919; atty. Normanoie Realty
AMSTERDAM Az le4s. grid Ar & bsmt- :
FRANK p sch,nopf 20 Louis Raehr $50
81 Nicholas sv, ,yre from jan l. Isi PA
MADISON AV. la5a LIST 4 "a hrs--Aaron
Smith 10 David Shuks'off, les. Mad av.
vERMlI.yEA Az. o., str A. bsmt--Warren
= Johnston TO- Ben, Wisderowit'. z;
atty Frank vois loi Dyckman It. 81. 200
MANHArTAN Az. 1911. str bsnt--
Cohen Bros 20 Henry echwartz. loo Man.
s7TH sr. ,Ss.sss L, all--Lucius Martin
and sno. exr and erus, to Chas Griffiths,
81 0ransrcy Park. s yrs from May !, 1913;
atty. Marcus Jore, Ill Bway "a 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
IOycments of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Jan. The dcstroyors AM
men. Burrows and Trppc have arrived at
Newport the des,royers Beale Jarvis and Jen'
aims and the cruiser Montana nj Norfolk yard;
the gunboat Peoria at Key West, and tho
cruiser Chester at Vera Cruz
The battleship Mississippi hss sailed from
Phil saisphiR for Annapolis, en- route to Peiss'
cola: the collier Hannibal from ProvincetoWn
for Hampton Roads: tho battleship Wyoming
from New York yard for Hampton Roads; tho
tug Yankton from New York yard for Culebra.
tho gunboat Yorktown from Ensonada for
Maza,lan: the mine ship san Francisco md
the tugs PRtapsco and Pa'uxent from fensa
cola for Culebra via Guantanamo: Tho supply
ship supply from Guam for Manila.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
TRADE NOTES.

The firm or Ernst A Cahn has been
dissolved. and Harry Calm has formed a
copartnership with Junius !. Pttman. and
win continue the business at 400 East
149th street under the nrm name OF
Calm & Pittman.
Albro 4 Lindebsrg. designers Of Home
OF the finest country homes In this
country, have dissolved partnership,
Lewis Colt AlbrO and Paul Phipps have
io,ned forces, and under the firm name OF
Albro & Phipps will he located ut West
Forty seventh street.
Henry Il. Loney, formerly OF the Law
ye,.s Title Insurance and Trust Company.
II now manager of the mortgage loan de-
partmsnt Of 8. OsGood Pell . Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
QUEENS BUILDERS ~ DEALS.

Neruk 4 May have resold the three
story frame dwelling, on plot fronting
90 feet on Forest avenue and l2J feet
un Madison street. 20 Charles Tritcher,
who will erect business building on the
site The sellers bought the property re-
ctnuy from Phillip Vollmoeller.
The q. y. Mathews Company has sold
sN Of it's model fats IN the Ridgewood
- Non Of Queens. OTTO Relchard'
bought 1924. 1926 and 1S2s Madison street
ior $4,000; Peter Manthey 1875 Cor
9e,il street for $1,000. Paul Mantle!
pad the same price for the house ad
oiuing at 1922 Cornelia street and A. y
lhert took the Hat at the corner of Madison
and Onderionk streets, paying. accord
ins to the builders $50, 900 for 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
TAT 2.os 7Hmp AVENUE.
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered az Albany yesterday;
Akin Holding Company Manhattan; capt.
tai, sah, 900 directors, Carolyn NJ Mcguire.
George \. Glass and Rufus L. McGahen'
New YORK city.
Incorporated Plutus Realty Company,
Manhattan; capital 1000; directors. Clara
A. simmons. Ida /. TerwiliSer and Daniel
r Eimball, New York city
F. & T.. Realty Corporation, Manhattan:
capt,nl, $1,000: directors, Louis j. Rosett
Deutsch. Brooklyn. y. y,
Erasmus Realty COMPANY Brooklyn: oapi
tai $4,000; directors. Marcus Michel David
Schubert 4 Wachtendorf. Brooklyn; capt
tai 81, 500. directors Emil NJ schubert,
Marry Machtendort, Brooklyn; Emil ).
Schubert, Morris Park y. ).
Yorkvillc Land COMPANY. Queens; capital
81 600; directors Cornelius NJ, Breen, Will
lam i. Prendergast, Margaret NJ. Prender-
gast and Mary Breen Flushing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
RIVERS Al PARK HILL.

To American Real Estate Company
IA sold at Park Hill TO Thomas r.
!a~iest large plot adjoining his home.
20 witch he will add extensive improve
uSAnts. to Mrs \. Hamburg the house
'erortly constructed by the American Real
Estate Company at 6 Rockland avenue.
Mrs Hamburg has also purchased the
adjoining plot as a site for garage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
LOFT LEASES BRONX BUILDING.
Candy Man Takes Third Avenue
Property for 20 Year,,

George w. Loft. candy manufacturer.
has leased through T. H. J. Daily from
the estate OF Andrew Davies, represented
by Mark +. Monash. the two story build
ing at the junction OF Third and Willis
avenues and I49th street. The lease Is for
term OF twenty years at an aggregate
rental OF s250.000. The building will be
extensively altered and the store will be
occupied by Mr.. Loft. making the twelfth
store operated by him. At present he has
nine stores in Manhattan. one In Brooklyn
and one in Newark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

H. c. Senior & Co. have leased the four
story dwelling at ~ West Eighty. second
street TO Victor Hesse.
Wright Barclay has leased the four
story dwelling at 23l East Thirty first
street to August Schmidt.
Pease q Gilman have leased for Mrs
Franklin NJ. Hoyt the four story and
basement house at lie East Seventy-thrd
street to Frederick Trask.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
SMALL PROPERTIES SOLD.

VEST bath STREET.-THE New York
Trust Company has sold to Julius E.lkan
4 West hath street. a five story tene-
nient. on lot 25xg9.ll. located $50 feet
east OF Lcnox avenue. The trus: COM
pany acquired the property last August
n foreclosure.
VEST 50'rH STREf.T.--Taylor Brothers
have sold for Mrs. Edwards the four
story dwelling at 81 West Fiftieth
street. on lot l9Nl005, Columbia Col
lose l.asehold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
EAST SIDE POST OFFICE.

The one story moving picture theatre
AM church located AT 45 to 81 SUFFOLK
stree Is 10 be made over into two story
building FOR occupancy by the United
States Post Office as sub-station H.
Louis Morthem In the owner. solomon
, sugar, the architect. has estimated that
y viii cost $4,000 TO mako the altera-
tlo0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-08
A. W. POWELL At wEsTBrRy.

Worthington Warehouse. with WilliaiI
J Roome X co. has leased for a term Of
years to Alexander W. Powell. vice-presi-
dent of the Powell Chocolate Mills. for
J. X. Hin. a house at Westhury, L. l..
situated on the south side OF the jericho
Turnpike. opposite the country estate OF
John : Phipps.