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The Washington times., 1914-09-06
HELP WANTED-MAlE

HELP WANTED-MAlE
s.. 800 ANNIALI.Y. cooperate with me cen
ings AT home: everything furnished: don
worry about capital. BOYD II. BROWN
omaha. Nebr
BoY-RriEht. active. IS to ls years, as
helper in window shade dept: must hay"
experience. Apply to H W. SCHAUB. COL
DENBERG'S. 5th and X.
POV-CoIorcd. to wash silver and glasses.
Apply l:c6 IA ave y. W.
BOYS for uphois,e..ng and wool finishing.
l-i@ @mh 81. y. ".
CASHIER-Isoy. on duty l2 hours: wages s.
weekly with board. +. F. V. zoos Ia. ave
l.
COLORED MAN OR WOMAN under 80
wanted. TO experience needed: S10o month.
Write quick. BOX A409. Cincinnati. Ohio.
COLORED MEN-Young. to do general work
around store. Only those with best refer
ences regarding character and ability need
ELEVATOR BoY-Frrst-class at once. THE
BRUNSWICK.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS In Postofice,
prepare for exams under former U. 5.
Civil Service secretary booklet
Go free. Write today. PATTERSON
CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL, Rochester. y. Y.
PAPERHANGER-First Call Sunday.
PAPERHANGER, reliable. piece work. long
job; phone today. North 523c.
PREssER-FIrst-class, at once. 274s 14th st.
". w.
TIN RooFERs-Four and stove hands. NJ.
B. FLYNN, 65l Pa. ave. y. E.
WRINGER MAN
2II7 18th St N. w.
wANTED-One special mechanic at A per
diem: a competitive examination will be
held to fill this position; for further infor-
nation address. Superintendent, U. B.
NAVAL ACADEMY. Annapolis. Nd"
$50 WEEKLY. legitimate positions open
- everyWhere 1TT,h in the U. s. showing samples
profit sharing mail order house, sample case
and mail order outfit free. The Co-Opera-
tive Union, Windsor, Ontario. Canada.
WAETED-Men to sell seeds to farmers and
ornamental stock in towns Apply at once.
HERRICK SEED COMPANY. Rochester.
YOUNG MEN to Join machine-sun battery
being organized for District National Guard;
Spanish war veterans especially invited.
Apply Room 1O1. District National Bank
Building, 10 o'clock any night this week
YOUNG MAN to qualify for SIS to $50
SUN SERVICE. Rochester. n. Y.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
ASSISTANT BOoKKEEPER-Must under
stand ID. f. and be correct at figures: state
salary wanted and II previously employed.
BOX 135. Times Office.
APPRENTICES-To learn French dresscut-
ting. dressmaking. designing, and millinery;
good positions furnished after learning. NEW
YORK MILLINERY ACADEMY. Ills G St
j.
NEW YORK
MILLINERY, DRESSCUTTING, AND
DESIGNING ACADEMY,
Ills G. ST.
THE LARGEST, OLDEST. AND
ONLY RELIABLE
DRESsCUTTING. DRESsMANNG. De
SIGNING, AND MILLINERY SCHOOL.
IN THE WORLD.
DO EASY, pleasant coioring work at home:
good pay. no canvassing: no experience re-
quired: illus. particulars free. HELPING
HAND STORES. Dept. SJi. Chicago.
GIRI--Neat and honest young colored for
light housekeeping. Carlisle Court, Apt. +os
LADIES for home work: nothing to sell: 25c
hour guaranteed: something new. RAN
KIN DODSON. sO1 Elm st. Hillsdale. Pa.
LADIES can make SO to SIS weekly. copying,
addressing and mailing samples: particu-
lars for stamp. REX CO. 2S Celtic pl.
Buffalo. n. Y.
MANGLE HANDS. ELITE LAUNDRY. 2I17
lith st. n. w. Apply Monday.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06

ERADFORD'S DETE, TIVE SERVICE,
SunIE"ru IiuildinG. l'Ih and II stS Ihuu.
Main -. Licensed. banded Fuunde,! IS,,
+ pert secret serNiCc transacted IN all sec
tluns. !'Ti>at" consultation rooms DI'' To
GRAPH demonstrations and tONSJ LTA-
TlONS without large In our offices.
MORGAN BRADFORD JR Principal
y. WADE WELLS, Manager. 10
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72S 18th St. n. w.

SPECIALIST DISEASES or THE SKIN
~ AND ASTHMA. SKIN
R!emishos, Eczema, Lupus skin Cancers,
bronchial asthma. All are Durable. Elec
tr!ct Treatment. DIR. NICHOLSON, 1866 IL
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
FOR SAlE-LOTS

FOR SALE CHEAP-Th,rd and Massachu-
setts ave, y. E.. fronting 81 feet on avenue.
close to Union Station. new City Postoffice.
Southern Railroad Building. and hotels, be-
tween Plaza and Stanton Park. a desirable
corner for apartment. For particulars ad-
dress ]. =. SULLIVAN. 237 Mass. ave. N E
The Washington times., 1914-09-06

ORA l.. FIELD.
Magnetic massage. face. scalp treatment.
W II 81 y W.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
WANTED-HOUSES

WE ADVANCE RENTS on houses vacant or
occupied list them with Us and receive
your rent today: only so for collection. REM
TAI. REALTY COMPANY. 2a2 Woodward
Bldg. 18th and sts y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

HAVE a contract to distribute a million
free pkgs Borax Soap Powder: want re-
liable men and women 10 help; Sl5 weekly
WAVERLY BROWN, 73O y. Franklin. Chi
CdEo
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
SPiRiTUAliSM
MRS. MAMIE STEVES, Sh,Iit,5 Ms4iaI

MRS. MAMIE STEVES, sH,4ii1Ia, Ms4inm and md
structor II spiritual school: private readings
given daily. Ji5 y. J. ave. ;. f. Line. sOlS-
NEHTINGS at the home OF Mrs. J. E MaItoS
wednesday and Friday. p. IN. message
TO each Daily Readings Ph. North soc.
1905 rrst st y. w
Miss (. !OEGLER nSes ana TSmr: fNsrs
eve at s. private readings daily "a 9Th v. w.
NEDLVF CORNISH Noted spiritual med
ium. 10 ads your life correctly. gives names
facts: readings daily 5SI "rd st n E. cor
y, noAE CRIen stAuan: ladies ooly.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
CLAlRV0YANTS

MADAME CATHERINE,
PalmIst and Card Reader. sos 5th st. y. W.
Located here 10 years. Main slso.
PROF. CASTILLO gives reliable readings,
.rc: removes all troubles; reunites the sep
arIIrd: satisfaction guaranteed located for
IL, summer at Chain Bridge Park; take F st.
cars going west. one fare. II Il. m. To y. IN.
FITZGERAI.D-Nuted i'almist and Double
Seeing Powers. Future. cOurtships. mar
riage, business. guaranteed. l0l7 Ith st. NV.
MADAME LCNINA-Double seeing powers.
reads your life correctly: gives names.
facts reading daily: ladies only. sSI Mass.
ave. y. W.
FAMOUS NINE. FIELD. scientific palmist
ami card reader; born with veil: reveals
.,rrything: rruu.tcs separated. lS25 eth NV
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
FOR EXCHANGE

NEW S-room residence. modern conveniences.
in Clarendon. Va. 20 minutes by trolley
from Washington. for exchange for property
in Albany vicinity. P. W. WILLIAMS.
49, West st, Albany. " Y.
FOR EXCHANGE-SmaI houses in th>
JAMES D. BURN. ll0i E St NE
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
MOTORCYCLES

CLt.AKlHG I l. SALE Of al >..cund- hand
Motor, ), les TrEIIu"SS ol prices.
HANFHiFoKD CN tl.E 90.
:" iU.h 81 = "
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
FOR SALE-H0USES

ONLY 81. 150-I will sell good I-roon frame
dwelling on Dumbarton ave. near 18th ST.
y. W. Lot 1sx1l5. Rented for 1850 month.
R. C. BOOTH. 100 10th st. y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
FOR RENT-STOKES

SHOP. 502 X ST y. w. two large rooms
and cellar. Key 614 3rd St y. W.
FOR RENTS. E. coz Florida ave. and stn
st y w; plate glass tailor. lunch and
cigar store: rent $3.50. ID. NJ GOODACRE.
"6l6 University place y. W. IL
Corner Store, 81 1oTms f1Ts az and bath q Apply
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
FOR RENT-HAllS

STUrDIO-ISl0 Massachusetts, ave. \. W;
suitable for artist. music teacher. or DANG
ing school.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
FOR RENT-GARAGES

FOR RENT-work or storage room SKIS #
on 2nd floor: garage c5x3o #. on LIST hoor
OF brick building in alley back Of 800 llth ST.
s e. SO each.
BRICK BARN accommodate large car;
wafer 81 1879 Q st. Phone y. i075-M
FOR RENT-Private freproof garage: so f.
paved alley: capacity 1 large autos. will rent
space for l car. 5l3 10th ST 5. E. Line. $50.
A PRIVATE GARAGE. capacity 4 to cars.
1910 Mass. ave. y. W.
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
LOST AND FOUND

BLACK NEChLACE with clasp. between
Washington Thcatcr. 18th st. and 49, Cal
vert. Reward al 1872 Calvert st
The Washington times., 1914-09-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORKINGMEN-wir be almost certain to
include us in your shopping rounds. going
to lose cash II you don't, as there's no way
TO save cash better or quicker than to buy
new tailored suit low as s. to SIS; save about
90 per cent sure; one price. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6I9 ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

R 9S. srePor'; go na,n.. failure.
NOI Tor the previous week and 246 ago. 23l
i9ia g 1910, tn. Midi'e STATE, Ind li5'
Southwestern 20 aud FAR Western &c can
ada had g. against 90 Tor thc preceding
number 81 concerns ,ai,ing had capital ~ Of
leg so han 1900 and per cent had from
Bankruptcy Petitions.
IKE GrRIAN, mems furnishing goods A.
o Gft.on Il % S od by
assets $4,000. Mr. Gurian has had bar
gain sal" stores IN various parts ~ the
ETY.. d. dnring he pas' nyo years His store
was under the name Of the stewart
C."thing company He said yesterday
ahou, the bankruptcy proceedings when
asked what was the chuse he said that Il
PROGRESS BRASS FITTING COMPANY
q East Houston street, assignment 70
Vas also Hacd against t'I" Il by '" cTsdii"Ts
The company was incorporated In July.
Judge G Hourh aproIntsd chSri.. l. BOOK.
helm receiver bond $500. Visible assets
in bankruptcy: liabilities ss.s3i; no
assets Mr. McKIniay resides at bs5 West
CHARLES GERBIN. 1875 St. Nicholas ave.
hlities. tl792. nominal assets, s662 and
also claim against tho Firth Avenue
Coach Company for damages for per.
Honal injuries
FRIEDRICH EMIL MULLER, 1894 Bryant
avenue. formerly Of Muller 4 PollnRer,
saloon. ass Eighth avenue nled petition
In bankruptcy Individually and
partner, liabilities. ts,9sS assets, SCI. In
two claims, and 1850 shares OF mining
stock. value unknown.
Schedules FILED.
MANN BROS. JEWELRY MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY. 100 Nassau street. seized
ules In bankruptcy show liabilities OF
1lG.ia2 and assets Of s72G3.
ABRAHAM RACHIlN, hats, 2lls Third
avenue, assignment schedules show LA
hilitieH Of f3,2It, nominal assets OF 81. 354
and actual assets of $500.
EMANUEL GtNGER, dress trimmings. 1876
Ridge street assignment schedules show
liabilities Of R.sb6 nominal assets of
{l,6l3 and actual assets NJ $3.50.
Assignment.
NATHAN SCHLEIFERMAN. shoe dealer.
22s East Seventh street. assignment to
Louis Rabinowitz.
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LIS rENUENs,
Manhattan,

GREENWICH ST. 81 to Ci5. and Leroy ct,
laG to i2o.7D comyn Moran ct al as.
on mG,rvtsass9: ",,ys Bowers q Sands. .,
Seltenrelch ct al faction to acquire tito
by condsmnstion). atty, L Quacken-
I'D Az, 2iss-ssm. art Solomon Alexander
81 al faction to acquire title by con
AMSTERDAM IXT iss 6PsSsfs.'i = Fried.
lander aEt Brcttholx- KrunhOls Construc-
atty J Msnheimar
i27TH ST. lli and ia7 w-B W X Realities
Inc. agt Inter city Land and Securities co
ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE: atty. II =
Mansfield
also Broadway. W =. 1870 n NJ ss,h st,
SlOxli7 l-Lincoln Society OF Friends
egt Florence Joel foreclosure Of mort
list Az $. $50 SD st. i5Isiooi-
sally Rottet We Morris Rotter uoreclose
Emma c Ma,,hewson ' vs. CSi,-,is n osle
"t At tforeclosc mtge); attys, II 4
l'iTH ST -. i7s LenoS nv. aSsssli-
CIV Of y V vs. Rose spiehler ct al fore
close tax Hem, atty, + l. Polk.
Bronx.
LOTS ?ii and 2i2. map u Lobauer Park
Jennie Sealy - Emma q, Donuel ct al
lsaD ST. cor Rcrcsford av. S5sxiis-
East River savings Institution ~ Bass
i?rI h'giy 90 ct al doreclose mtsei
i79ru ST, " cor Fulton !nv. issx2so-
81 FFH9s9 1r IT. .,y l;eGc snsPI,o
LOT IL. map 81 Arden property Walter
w TAYLOR vs. ChristiIn walter et a. ,fors,-
close mtgeli Httys De In Mare MORT
BARNES Ava vs. IS n. 2ioth St. ssslo5--
Kunder norecose mtge); attys Holden
benjamin sch vs. Frederick tn 81
al foreclose mtgel: atty. NJ y McHugh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
GENERAL CHEMICAL INCREASE.
company sustains Little ia mage by
Heason of War.

Tho war has caused less damage to the
business of the General Chemical Com
pany than would naturally be expected.
according to a statement by Lancaster
Morgan. treasurer, issued yesterday with
the company report fer tho nine nor this
ended September 80 Total proflts for
the nine months were s2,is6.9o7. us com
pared with S2.i0o.s2a In 1918. with a
surplus of s61s.647. against t5s4.6S1, af-
ter making reductions for dividends. In
surance fund and depreciation.
In speaking of the report Mr. Morgan
said
Fortunately tho General Chemical
Company is not dependent for its raw ma
terlal on any of the countries actually
engaged In the war. and thus far its sup
plies have In no wise been interfered with.
The export business OF the company usu-
ally provides only a minor proportion OF
the profits"
Tho General Chemicals surplus avail
able for the common stock amounted to
approximately Si.100,0o0 which is some
thing more than 10 per cent earnings on
tho common stock. compared with 4i2
per cent paid In dividends in the nine
months ended September 30.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Maurice Holding Company. Manhattan.
capital, 500 400; directors. Louise Hubna-
Long Island city; Arthur c. Bostwick Now
YORK city, ana Joseph A whitehou.e,
~ Broad street Realty Corporation. Man
haitian, capital fln 200: directors NapoIaon
Levy, Aaron woln, Jr New York city;
Anna Berchtold Hnhok"n. y J
Iouvain Construction Corporation. Man
w Alser. New York ci'y; James V simp-
son Mount vernon. y. Y. and Arthur J.
Peck. PHssalc. y. ].
Ashley steel building Company. Man
haitian; capital. $1,000. directors. Anthony
r. Ashley. New York city.
OHM Realty COMPANY Manhattan; capt
tai $4,000 directors. Henry y Brau1e
Archibald rape and George G. woolf New
York city.
Garden Building Company. BROOKLYN. cant
tai. $1,000. directors samuel HyAms 10.
hecca Hymans and Gertrude u. II Perl
man, Brooklyn, y V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATuRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. SIS Sun sets. IDS Moon sets aN
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHr II ~ Gov Island II y Hell Gate. 10
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyII'k 800 Gov.Island SO Hell Gate. ! n
Arrived FRIDAY. October -.
SIS Britannia. I \. NJ. Lisbon. October II.
So Red Cross. II % =. NJ, Rotterdam, o~te
Der i2.
SIS Canning. 70 a NJ, Manchester. October 10.
SIS Stiram. u y. NJ, Newpor England. Octo-
bcr6
SIS John -. Lumcr $50 p. NJ. Thursday. An
drpssan. october :.
IS 1lba, $50 \, NJ, Dena. October 5.
IS Highland Laird. 80 ~ NJ, Montevidco, Octo-
Der 20
IS Colon. % a NJ. CristobaI. October II.
g Marscsbo 1889 +. NJ. La Guayra. 90
tober 10.
IS Van der Duyn. ! 80 a. NJ. Kingston. octo-
Der II.
SIS Icnapc. Jacksonville. October 20.
IS City Of savannah. Savannah october ~.
IS FL Sud. Galveston, october II.
SIS Hamilton, Norfok October %
SIS Mcidcrskn. Boston. Octob"r2l
SIS Athcarrun, baltimore October ri
IS IclcSfora, Boston, october p,
SIS MilhnOckct. stockton, October q.
S. Delaware, Philadelphia, October n
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Celtic. NJ Liverpool
SIS Taormlnn, at Gtnpa.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Nicuw Amsterdam. from Rotterdam.
SIS Advance, from Cristohai,
IS Tagus. from SaNaniila
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.
Fair Demand for Lofts and stores
Reflected in Repor,.

william H. Whiting 4 Co have rented
,ne hrst loft In 4s3-iS5 Broadway TO the
Aluminium Sales and Manufacturing Com
pany. tho fourth loft In 1921 Roosevelt
street to Emil Behr!nger. store and base
ment In 81 Cooper square To Samuel
rosenberg. the second loft in 102 Beck
man street to Ritterband. Reed & Co. the
second loft In % Beekman street to
samuel IL Serher. and the top loft i'm the
same building to Potts & Steiger
Daniel Birdsall & co. have leased the
third loft in ~ and 20 West Fourth stree,
10 the New England Panama Hat Ccm-
pany. the nfth loft In 50 West Fifteenth
street to the Fox Leopold Compsny. Tine
nrst loft In 74a Broadway to Louis y.
t"hen. the building ut 1924 East Twenty
fourth street to VI. CahilI. space In no
Firth avenue to Haas. Moss a co. and
space In rs and 30 West Twenty.aecc nd
s.Ieet 70 the Hot Lace Company Of Lon
oon and to Snyder Bros OF Boston
John Miller has leased the bujlainr n.
1Sz East Flfty-eighth street for Eliza
smith To ". White, space ut 1877 Lexington
avenue to Frise 4 Jantzer and TO william,
Is. Tayfor, and at 23b East Sxty-second
street to II. Whitehead.
Inc Cross Brown Company has leased
the second floor at IL West Fortv.alxth
street 10 Annie Jones. the top floor at SCI
Firth avenue to Lawrence Durant and
onces IN the United States Rubber Build
ing broadway ana Fifty-eighth street 10
SPARE Company and John NJ Lansden
fease Gilman have leased for thu
Model Flreproof Tenement Company to
Harry :. Houpt. Inc, agent for the Mitch
ell ana Lozier motor cars, the propertv
at the northwest corner OF Forty seventh
street and Eleventh avenue. a plot abou,
lOoxl25 feet. known ny number as 645-51
Eleventh avenue and 6Oi-3 West Forty
seventh street The lease Is for term
OF years. and the proprty will DO used rs
storehouse and repair station for used
cars
samuel ". Martin has leased for Jere-
wBv.
Henry G. p. stein has leased to Burns
Rros, coal d"1lers. the four story stable
at 3i2 Water street.
BARNETT & Co. have leased the store AT
z East l25th street to Samuel Scher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for 10,
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day; warir-f
In eastern portioni local rains tonight and
To- morrow: moderate south winds.

For eastern New York. fair to-day wariu-f
In eastern portioni local rains tonight and
to- morrow! moderate south winds
For New Jersey. fair to-day and to-mor'
row moderate east and southeast winds.
For northern New England. fair and
warmer 20 day. rain tonight or to morrow
moderate south winds
For eastern Pennsylvania. fair ana warnnsi
to-day. partly cloudy morrow. moderate
southeast and south winds
KEW YORK oct. 2i--Hirh pressure prs-
vailed over all parts of the country except
tho extreme Southwest yesterday from
centres over New England and Montans
and was only relatively low IN the vicinlty
Of Lake Superior.
Temperatures were lower in New Eng.
land. the lake regions and middle Atlantic
states and In the Rocky Mountain districts
Freezing weather prevailed in northern
Montana and In small sections OF New Mex.
leo and Nevada.
showers occurred In the south Atlantic
states and from Minnesota and the Dakotu
southwark into the west gulf section.
Elsewhere tho weather was generally fsir.
In this city the day was fair and cooler;
wind. fresh northeast; average humidity,
81 per cent. barometer. corrected to read
10 sea level, at a. NJ. 3o.iS. r. ~,
3o4G.
Urhc temperature IN this CITY YESTERDAY n
recorded by the ulncal thermometer. Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
Incoming vrsscis-By wireI..

~" Duca dAhrur7. 80 miles east OF Sandy
Hook n noon yesterday
Sc Freida. Sabine 1875 miles south of Din,rnn6
shoals az noon
50 CITY OF Montgomery Savannah t52 tnil..
south Of Sandy Hook AT noon
SIS Espcranza, Vera Cruz l.o mics sol,,, o.
Sandy Hook Mt noon -
SIS Nisilanois, S2fshvL Ce milo. soutL NJ
Sandy NonS At noon
S. Carolina, san Juan $50 mile, south Of
Sandy Hook al + q ~
81 Comal, Galveston ITO mile. so,t,h A.,
Sandy Hook AT noon ~
So Awll!a- Nantano % mile, uorthoas. OF
Havana \, p W
s. L2npa,a.. Mobil, lie nni.. sou,,. 81
:. f. o"Hdsn'e. Galveston n miles .,n,h Of
Juptc; nj noon ' "
IS comr. New o'iesn" n,G,s. sour RI
Ne Nnn1wC Jacksonville asa p,l.. ,,,,,t ,
Saaty Hook 4, T, VI -
~ hiEnIaric 7lon, ss mile, s0'th Of ssnoy
IS ~ Aba G9lvs-on, ns mills ea. ga,
re.i1n bar at T. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
BRoNy BUILDERS my PLOT.

EAST lS4TH STREET .-Kurs a Uren
have sold for Miss Handibode to a
builder 2 plot Of edght lots on the south
west side Of lsIth street. 50 feet east
NJ Tiohout avenue The property has
been IN the Handibode family for more
than thirty years.
THIRD AVENUE Calm 4 Pittrnar
hay" sold for tho Taxpayers Realty
Company the three story brick store
and dwelling nj the northwest corner
4" Third avenue and i72d street, on
plot a0SS5, to an investor.
HOE ANENUE.--The Galveston Building
Company Philip Herschowsld. pres,-
dent has sold 1928 Hoe avenue.
Nv" story modern fat, on plot boxioo.
between Jennings and Freeman streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
EUROPEAN MAILS TODAY.

Tho Italian liner verona oii.h ~rr. FOR
Naples to.dav. viii take wall closing Mt
the General Post Once tt = 30 = NJ. tor
Germany. Austria. Hungary aud foI other
countries. except LuN"mhIrg. when -p-,ia'G
addressed.
The American Inc New YORK fot Liver
poo. VIII carry mail closing ar Tho Gen
eral Post ptn,e az $3.50 \ fnr Europe
IuN"mhurgi and for AtrI,H West As!h and
the East Indies
The French liner Ia Touraiue, for HaNre.
will take mail. closing 1T noon. Tor Europe
teNcept GermRny. Hungary, Austria and
Luxembourg. Egypt British India, Briti-h
East Africa. slam, Malta. Cpylon. straits
Settle .rcnts. Dutch East Indies. West Aus
tralia and Persia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
Movement. Of Naynl Vessel.

WASHINGTON, October sS.--The cruiser
Des Moines has arrived az Portsmouth, n
II tender Tonopah and submarines Ell and
n-2 at New York yard; destroyer Roe at
Whitestone Landing; destroyer Smith at
Tompkinsville cruisers West virginia and
Albany ~ La paZ; tugs Osceola and waban
al Key West; repair ship Panther. destroyers
DrhNton Mccall, burrows. Trlppe Patterson
raulding. Ammen, Tanning, Reale JARVIS
Jenkins Jouett, rassin. Cummings Mae
qInusah battleships New Jersey and Utah At
and Delaware at Southern driu grounds
transport Prairie at TompkinsviIle ana
cruiser North Carolina at Beirut
the collier a 1nN has sailed from TutuIlA
ior Manila collier Caesar from Sauches Tor
Macoris, hattleshlp Vermont from Vera Gu,
Tor Hampton Roads. via Tiny nam '"@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-24
PARK AVENUE HOUSE DryrR.

MISS Ida + RlIss is the buyer OF the
Nv" Story American basement dwelling L
~" southeast corner Of Park avenue and
: nAF-'ourih street, the sale Of which by
award \. Nance was reported in this
,"''Ih yesterday Miss Bliss will occupy
Ne mousse, Mr.. Manice has leased the
tonr story dwelling at II East Sixty-sIxth
S.'e' 700 feet west Of Madison avenue.
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oLp rtrLE BUILDING SOLD.

Oh. l..rt, street Holding Corporation.
vlia7 Was lncnrpnratcd few DAYS ago.
toms '.'.. ,st,rdJv 20 the former home of
ilo iAN,,rs Title insurance and Trust
COMPANY ~ o. and 30 Liberty street
through tr 81 snd 80 Maiden lane. The
.rcorpo''tors W tn" company are only
noui'lI officers, the real men behind the
comptr, not wishing To- he known. They
aro clients of Stnddard " Mark and are
reported foo have paid close to $1,000, 900
,of 'Ns ritVerty. cash above mortgage
n. $500. 600 was paid for the realty. ac-
eo-irg p" william :. Baker. the broker
n 'Ha l.nt Tn" building Is eleven stories
m Liberty street and thirteen on Maiden
an. The Liberty street end OF the prop
.r'. - 80 ''"t wide and on Maiden lane
90 t..i Tho property IL 1886 feet deep
the hu Eng was erected by the title com
nary tNcuiy years ago. Ten years ago
~ company bought the property on
proadwty ON which now stands It's build
'rg from tho Marquard estate Tho
Guernsey building then covered the plot
wtsr tho company built on Broadway e.
abandoned Its side street building and
since then It has been in the market The
rsw owners have secured an $500, 900
mortgage from the selling company.
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SOLD ~ FLATS THIS YEAR.

The G. y. Mathews Company has sold
= the Rilgewood section OF Queens to
Mrs T. Arnold the six family fiat, on
Plot 276xlo0 at 1882 Madison street. for
vi 800. This is the fifty-second house
sid hy this company since the first OF
the wear
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The bronx.

lat - vESEY STREET
BY Henry Brady.
AMSTERDAM Az, also and 2is2. n cor
l6sth -, 5oSl00 sly MAJ and strs-
Abel King ct al W VI Il Gsrleit ct al.
due. tls, 5si IS: taxes s.. s2.f70. mtge.
$4,000: to Francis II Eden. ......tsi. 6is
18TH ST 7,Rsy 10 Jo az p. Day; ~ A.
istxeo.i. and 5 sly Rockavav
Rolling MIL vs. Edw Ehlers ct al due
sh5is.5s; taxes sc. 1894 SO, mtEe $40 900
lat 32os THIRD AvENtE.l
By Joseph +. Day.
CRoToNh PARKWAY, = >, So isoth
81, 1S.l0StSS-Nbi vncant-S Barber
vs. Wertheim Realty co ct al, due. s25G73:
taxes, &c, s45.27. to the plaintiff. $3.50