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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

THE ATLANTIC coNsTRucTIIoN .' CON,
yss si5,T" and assets stss..Ss oonsi.ting Of
notes, ts7,s57. material and supp ies
5000; machinery, 's,soo accounts ;sess,
bank. 50. Among the creditors are Aylcs,
worth stevens IS sI6, secured Genera
Electric Company, 'S2ls; Wes'ern me-. = T;t &c,
Bridge Company, H,4oo. The ,company
was incorporated on March H. LII AND
many did construction work for the A.
iantic Gas and Electric Company, when
went into Ssnkrnp'eX on a T1,r niH v,s sTc
Indebted to re Atlantic con; piHcs,,-
vanis Utilitics Company owes " 200
NATHAN NATHASs-A petition In bank
ruptcy has been nled sss!ns, Na;hsiT
Sathsns, manufacturer or dresses az IL
and II West Eighteenth street
MATrEo DE srEFANo; an invesitsa'ol
OF s Kins street. has Med petition "
Fan. ssss in " soeounts.
NORRIS Helm, a clerk OF 2oso Seventh
avenue. has nled a petition IN oankrupteS
with liabilities ?bs2 and no assets -,
WILLIAM @. VAN voAsT, a clerk OF "a
Audubon avenue has hled a petition "
BANKRUPTCY with liabilities N,s76 and M
Schedules In bankruptcy.
EFFICIENCY SALES COMPANY OF ::
tb,ils
pooRAs a DRIvAs, oonfectioners, at $,
Cortiandt street, 245 sixth avenue ant
Perth Amboy ~ j., liabilities fS,t1s anc
assets $50.
Made Assignments
q NJ BRITTINGHAM n co. corporation
habe rdashers, at ll47 Broadway, haV'
made an assignment to william Meyer
William II Culver and Lester j Saul
The business was started ~ 1903 and ~
corporated on March o. lsil' WIN cap'ta =,
stock $50 1000. Samuel NJ. Brittlnghan
IL president.
HYMAN sELIGMAN, turrier. OF 81 Eas
Thirty -hrst street. has made an assign
mcnt TO Jules JauluH,
HAMILTON BROS, INC, dealers In cloth
ing. al 1877 Eighth avenue, hsNs mao az
Ths corporntion wac Incorporated April 20
isi2 with capital stock $1,000 henrl
Hamilton Ia president,
ABRAHAM MERINSKY, dealer in genera
,nerrha ndise, al % Second avenue. hal
made an assignment to Louis HOFFMAN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Old south Church at Park Ave.
and 85th Street Bought
by Prcsbyterians.
SI5O.u0O HEIGHTS DEAL

Tes row adiAce Of the old South Church
.. lr southwest corner OF Park avenue
..t r.rrty-ffth street. a Dutch Reformed
..,rr,eotl'n. has been bought by the
much extension committee Of tho Pres
.,..-y u New York. About $500, 900 has
..., 11.d 'or the property, which is 972
&C.. s9 Park avenue and 1874 feet on
I....ei, nsth street. The deal was the
-re., q the day and for that matter
t,.. o..t Noxt 20 this transaction In
.-,.,-, r.c vas the sale Of a Washington
Ito.sf.s LOCK front facing High Bridge
An oyt & town investor is the buyer. He
.s t..4 90 nave paid all cash for the prop
-,, vh 30 s, highly improved with cleva-
,- slHr'ms0ts Va ued by the owner at
,i.ou 900 Aside from these deals little
..s. done Yesterday worth particular at
.....u. \ Valentine avenue dwelling. a
...,s Nat on iiith street and a small
g, ing n i79th street were the extent
, .r. trading In The Bronx. The sue
.... = Park avenue apartments has in
sr....i fha ReNton Realty Company to
.ar , thirteen story house at the south
.,- .u~rr- of Park avenue and Eighty
.,eerd street II will cover n single lot
and r.U house only thirteen families
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
sIno.o 900 HEIGHTS DEAL.

To Heslock Realty Company. William
e. Vince ocb. president, has sold tho Boil
.oH apartments on the west side OF AIMS
.erdam avenue from i76th to l77th
street The structures are six stories
rfh. with elevators. on a plot fronting
90 feet on the avenue and 100 feet on
each street They are arranged fer 100
'amD les and have thirteen stores on the
avenue front The Hcslock company
acquired the houses. together with the
urorlaga apartment house ut the south
corner Of Riverside drive and l52d
street about two years ago. In an ex-
,harec transaction with the Gingold
Realty Company. builders. In that deal
no latter took a plot of about -ffty-six
IT'S On the north side OF i5Sth street.
beginning i6S feet west OF Riverside
urvc .0 exchange. The new owner OF
.hs Bolton houses is an out of town in
ses;or who is said to have paid cash for
frs property, which was held at $780,
OoA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
LIS PFNDF<s.
Manhattan.

''''f 81 n s. 100 Amsterdam Av. 75x
'--MargEret Cannon agt Bright Realty
- FL. al foreclosure OF mortgage atty
Nrehan
''H -T, - g-Greenwieh Savings Bank
-, Morris Levy ct al (amended fore
.lrt ~ mortgage atty, II a. Sands
~ T e. eco lst av, 25Ny7 C. Robert
s''"rl b a. al agt Elizabeth Devanney ct
foreclusure OF mortgage, attys,
. i-a 'lsy Lputrrbach q johnson.
~ ST ?36 E--Hehrew orphan Asylum
.nr Guy 81 agt Adele VI Comyns 81
foreclosure Of mortgaga) attys, Hoad-
T.. L1utf bach a Johnson.
TN ST ga E--Julius II susmann sgt
ADELE Ccmyns - al foreclosure OF
'r."sage)i attys, Hoadley, Lauterbsoh q
Johnson
- Bronx.
fE"N ST G. 100 Az ST John. 1oON
.' --Gerson NJ Krakower agt Ostro Con
'rletion Co 81 al (foreolosure OF mort
cage attyS Krakower a Peters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair to-day, fair
Tomorrow warmer light to moderate east
to southeast winds.
For New Jersey fair to-day; fair to-
morrow; warmer In Interior moderate TO
light east to southeast winds.
For northern New England fair to-day.
fair tomorrow. warmer In the interior:
light to moderate shifting winds, becoming
east and south.
For southern New England fair to-day
fair tomorrow warmer In interior. east
winds
For western New York fair to-day and
tomorrow. with RISING temperature: mode
rate east TO southeast winds
NEW YORK. oct 2.-rhe storm noted In
the Gulf OF Mexico on Wednesday had prs0-
ucsily disappeared YESTERDAY, although light
rain was still falling at few points In the
middle and east Gulf states and In Georgia
Elsewhere throughout the country tn.
weather was generally fair. except for n
little rain In Idaho
The pressure was high over all the cast
ern half Of the country and into ,he south
west from centre over the lake regions
and was low over tho Northwest from a
centre over Manitoba.
Temperatures were little lower In the
upper ohio valley he lake resona middl.
Atlantic states and New England.
In tho Missouri and upper Mississippi val
icys ~ was warmer
In this ciiy the day was fair and slightly
cooler. wind. light 30 fresh north to north
west average humidity 80 per cent. !.
barometer. corrected to read TO sea level at
a. NJ. 3o;io; J. NJ, 5000.
The temperature In this city Yesterday. A.
recorded by the on,ciil thermometer. is shown
49,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
OLD TIFFANY BUILDING TENANT.
Toy Makers Take 1900 square Feet
Has Beeu Idle for Year,.

The II. L. Hdrsman Company. toy
seS..sr, now at 365 Broadway, has leased
tne store. basement and first floor In the
Oh Tinant Building, at the southwest
corner OF Union Square and Fifteenth
street for five years at yearly rental
said to be In the neighborhood OF $4,000
The corner measures 75xi6l feet and the
total amount OF space taken by the Hors-
man company Is close TO $1,000 square
feet.
Spear a Co. have rented the fourteenth
loft In 10 to 90 East Twenty. fourth street
to the New York shield Company: the
second loft in IS and 81 West Third street to
Victor Emanuel 4 Co. the third loft In
l2i West Nineteenth street to j. WeIner (:
the second, third and fourth lofts In 500
Broadway to Rossing Bros, and the
fourth loft in IS and 30 East Tenth street
to H. polskin n Son
NJ. l.. Hess have leased the nth loft
In ll5-17 East Twenty-third street to the
Union Transfer and Storage Company 4:
the ninth loft in SO and SIS West Thirty
sixth street to Jacob Bernstein and the
sixth loft IN 20 to 30 Washington place
to l.. Margulies
The Cross and Brown Company has
leased offices In the United states Rubber
Building. Broadway and Fifty-eighth
street. to the Luther Burbank Press
and the Tubular Connecting Rod Com
pany. and offices at 3 and Columbus
Circle to Dr. Peter j. Cunningham.
Alexander J. Roux 4 Co have leased
for term of years the sixth floor at 1913
Fifth avenue TO James Templeton a Co.
of Glasgow. carpet dealers.
J. II. English has leased for term Of
en- year9 at an aggregate rental OF
S25,500 the second loft In 20 Park Row
tor the willard S. Burrows Company
to Oar Bon. The premises will be AL
tered for use as an Oriental restaurant.
Also leased offices In the Aston Theatre
Building to the Olete Company.
Ludwig c. Traube leased tho store az
1913 Madison avenue for n number OF
years to Joseph Bushler. and the store at
1858 Madison avenue to NJ. J. Schnided.
Pease ~ Gilman have rented offices In
AeolIan Hall to T. c. Hammer. V. ". "
Hoffman and A. -. Mclean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
NEGOTIATED TENEMENT DEAL.

Joseph F. Seitz negc tisted the sale OF
the 1--WE story tenement at 900 East Forty
ninth street FIR Hinna Unger TO Meyer
Schneider, reported recently.
The Cross 4 Brown Company rep
resented the Estey Piano Company In the
lease to Landay Bros Of the store at 20
West Forty-second street
Francis Welnheimer. who for eleven
years was man ger OF the business de-
partment OF the Westchester and Bronx
Title and Mortgage Guaranty Company,
has left that concern. He Is now asso-
ciated with Kenneth Ives 4 Co.
NJ. T. walsh who has resigned the Of
Ace OF Deputy Commissioner Department
OF Water Supply for Queens. will be as
ISOLATED after November with the adj
vertising agency of Hugh McAtamney
Company Mr.. Walsh was for several
years real estate editor OF New York
morning newspaper and will make a
specially OF real e. tate advertising
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Slawson a. Hobbs have rented for w. u.
II. Stokes TO H. G. Jones the four story
dwelling at $40 West End avenue for
term OF years.
Ludwig g. Traube has leased the dwell
ling at 1873 East Nlnety-th street for
a number OF years for Fanny Schlesinger
to ILLS Lifts.
Shaw g. Co. have leased tho three story
dwelling at FL West 120th street -
Anshel Garmlse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
AIDING IN THE BRONX.

VALENTINE AvENUE-Hirleman a
VAUGHAN have sold for Mrs Meta
Mueller 21s0 Valentine avenue. a thee
story dwelling. on lot 2oxl1s. extending
through 20 Tiebout avenue The prom
e-ty IS located liz feet north OF 1Slst
street.
EAST 10TH STREET-John r. Fetzer
N77 sold for Henry Kroge 537 East
'44'h street four story triple nat.
o. Tot 25Vl00. opposite the st Joseph's
Hospital, and resold 1t for the buyer TO
william Kritzler.
EAST 10th STREET-rohnF r. Fe'zer
taS sold for Mrs r. Feidstein to Karl
Sehulth'es 749 East 10th street. q
'hree story dwelling. on lot 25xI00. be-
'Neen Prospect and Clinton avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, October ].
Receipts Of beeves we're 1883 head, includ
ing IL cars for the market; 10 cars were
held over yesterday. Very little trade Today
bu' the. te.ilnx vas rated steady. nuli'
Tt5 50; extra COW at ss.1j: little state
stockcrs at 1850. Dressed beef was steady
at i2dibxc for native sides.
Receipts OF calves wero t93 head. inciud
ing 2ls for the market. making with the
stale stock sis on sale. Good veals vert
In fair demand and steady; all other calves
slow and weak. The pens were not cleared.
Common tn choice vesls sold at ts.b0dti2.50
per 100 lbs. cults at ts.5ogts grassers
al $3.50; fed calves at ss5ontso. Dressed
calves steady. city dressed veals sold al
ltTisc.. choice selected at lshc.' country
dressed at l2dl
Receipts Of sheep and lambs we're 400
head. including 7 cars for the market, max
ing with the stale stocb cars on sale.
sheep were steady but dull; lambs slow
TO l5c lower: the pens were not cleared
Common to choice sheep sold at Hdtb. so
per 100 lbs rood 70 prime lambs at t1.7b
utse5: culs A. t5.50di6. Dressed NUT
ton slow at sdiic.: dressed lambs at i2a
Ave: hog dressed at l5c.
Rece'pv OF hogs were i,oi2 head. includ
ing car for the market Prices lower
and quotations were taTte.t0 per 100 lbs.
pigs sold at 1913. roughs al IS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02

For eastern New York, fair today fair
tomorrow warmer; light to moderate east
to southeast winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Oct /. - The gunboa
stroyers Paulding and Trippe at Newport
hAttleship Florida at New YORK yard, col,
lier Brutus at Key West, destroyer Perkln,
and repair ship Nestal and cruiser salem Al
Boston, destroyer Somers at cairo, Ill
cruiser Salem at Boston, cruiser Galveston
at olongapo' gnnboat CHEYENNE and sun
geness.
Thu collier Caesar has sailed from Sanchez
for La Romano, Eunboat Annapolis from La
Paz for san Diego, destroyer Jarvis froW
Nor'Vh LOT VII, uesuSSye, ooa, 1ank
Roads, tuE PatuNsnt from Vera Cruz 10
Tampleo, battleship Arkansas from Vera
Cruz for Tampico. transport Prsirts from
Hampton Roads for Hsytl tender Iris from
san Francisco for San Diego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
RUNsoN PLACE SOLD.

hIalre Son OF Red Bank, ~. J., have
= the John Bennett property. con'a ming
.'nost four acres. on the north side OF
''i'nson road. In the borough of Rum
''' directly opposite the grounds OF the
unison Country Club. The property
NURSES fifteen room house asd out
'IIdings. The purchaser Is Harry r.
Havis. who lust sod his iarm In Md
ple'oVn township. opposite Red Bank. 10
MAJOR Frank b. Barrett OF New York. tho
az. OF which was made by the same
a-'kers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
HAWAIIAN BOND BIDS WAIT.
Not Acted On Yestcrds,-wiii lie
Opened To-day.

The opening Of the bids for tho
$3.50. 900 per cent public improvement,
bonds OF the Territory OF Hawaii. which
was scheduled TO take place AZ O'Clock
yesterday afternoon at the United states
Mortgage and Trust Company. has been
postponed until 10 o'clock this morning
Bids for the issue have been received
from the middle West and from banking
institutions in New York city.
The bonds are legal investment for
savings banks OF New York. chigan
New H,mpshlre and Rhode Island and
also for trust funds in New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
THE COPPER MARKET.
Deep Interest In Britsiu's Stand Az
fectinE Exports.

The Washington wires were watched
yesterday by copper producers and ex-
porters for further information regard
Ing the International question that has
arisen between this country and England
relative to the holding up Of copper
shipped to Holland in neutral vessels.
The trade was Informed early In the
day that the steamship Rotterdam. which
had been held at Plymouth. England. had
been permitted to continue to Holland
but not until after the copper aboard had
been removed from the cargo. The lndi-
catlons were that copper would henceforth
be regarded as contraband In so far as
shipments to Holland were concerned
The market was extremely quiet, with
no sales Of importance cou'ing to hand
As a result prices we're purely nominal.
Sheet copper prices were reduced Y,
cent a pound. the new basis being IL
cents, and is cents for rolls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan.

aru Az, cor 22d ~, gIsH7s, the land
Rath T Moore TO Ella @, wife Chas
lamb. $40 W aga st. 81 yrs from Jan I.
isl.: attyA Spencer O W, ~ Wiiia ian
az, 1.reet sr as 2. all. GaspAro cslecs to
Hicols Pirzitola, AS 18th st. yrs from
,,A ASf I'm IN l sT ss7.s aiisophia Mayer to
II Realty co, Inc. " v, 18Th g. yrs
rom oct /, 1914; atty, 10 GOttlisb i.o
,ol TaT' sP IS n .ih noor-ios W sist street
va TO II Polskin 4 Sons, year from
FEB /. 1915; atty. Nochelson,, 2 GO
HENRY sSRS ST. s4g. cor Montsomsry st, stT
btHimAn Marsolis to ssml Radin, 225
Henry ST. 5 yrs from May J. 1919 h'Sss
lad aIl.-LAura Rhinelsnder TO swift a
20 Union stock Yards, Chicago, III, 10
yrs from May 4 isia w., ;s. .s,csi
eno ground n "a A. to swift 4 Co
Union stock Yards. chicago H. 10 yrs
,s ron Nv N,s!s str 4 b-Evs IAhr to Albert
Lahr. 423 lst av, yrs from Oct J.
1914 Q yrs ren,,..,,'.''''' ''''''S so"
Bronx.
eposPDCT AV. $50, str & c-Jas q Car
Isfte. 10 Isaac Hammers, ssG Prospect aY'
yrs from March 1916 atty, l Ham
Iners gs6 Prospect av,,,,, sl,s6O 10 s.,loo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
$50 WANT WALL STREET AID.
Among Applicants NJ
stock Exchange Bureau.

Representatives of the stock Exchange
employees relief committee said yester-
day that they had received more than
l5O applications for aid. The committee
learned OF two jobs open. and these were
given TO men most in need of help.
The committee has drafted letter APP
peallng TO Stock Exchange firms for sub
scriptlons. as II IL believed that the need
OF financial help for many OF those out
OF work will rapidly become urgent
Among those who made application for
places yesterday were eight stenographers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
cA.u ron 'FRONT.' ST. PARCEL.

Warren & Sklllin have resold for Ennis
& S0no't 80 Front street four story
business building on lot IS.1ox62, be-
tween Peck sip and Dover street The
buyer is an investor who paid all cash
'6r the property The new owner will
make extensive Improvements to the build
!ne The sellers acquired the property
together with two uptown parcels. last
Nav from Woodbury. Langdon In a trade
ior the apartment house at 1906 and 1907
= Nicholas avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
HuyER OF HEIGHTS DWELLING

'.tTle Baker Is the huver OF the
''ening ar AS West 140th street. Mr..
Baker secured the property from John w.
charlton In part rsvment for his estate
- North salem Westchester county. re-
ported sold yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. 5 5, sun sets .6J7 Moon sets -. tiis
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
AN! AM AN
ssndyHk go Gov Island SIS Hell Gate. So
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHt l2.ii IGov.lslrld i2I5 Hell Gate. 7:3S
Arri,cd-THt- RSDAY, October 1.
81 Tomaso di Savola, . \. NJ. Naples, septcm-
Der 10.
IS Bowie. $50 T. NJ. Manchester. SEQ.
tcmber 49,
IS Hsnscat e 4 NJ. Rotterdam September n
IS King lIaakon. a. NJ. Liverpool. Septem
Der II.
s. Garlic TOP VI kingston September %
81 G. dric tt"o q VI LNernpal Sc pte nber ~
IS Miner. $50 \ VI. > nrhcI september 3.
- Caracas. $40 \. NJ. s jun. Sc ptcmber -
- Trim ided II 20 a. NJ. BERN uda, Sc ptember 20
~ Muirwood. o +. NJ, @ rdenss, September 10
So tyra. san rrnCisco, Sepiemt er 4.
SIS proteuS. New Orleans. sept, inter ~
~ Medina, New rort News, September 80.
s. Madison, Norfolk, September 80,
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK
SIS Canning, at Manchester.
IS AncOnH, al Naples.
IS Pascal al Manchester.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
ss Heliig Olav. from Copenhagen
s. Celtic. from Queen stown.
S. Zacapa, from Colon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
THE SUGAR MARKET.
Raw Firmer, but Demand GenrrsiIy
Is Light,

The sugar market continued It's period
OF inaction. Business again was Of
wholly routine character, with demand
generally light The raw market was
nrmer and offerings al the old spot has
OF SOC cents were light. There was no
change In quotations tor fine graduated.
the Federal Company quoting at $50
cents and other retiners at 6.75 cents.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
ALTERING i4rH ST. MOVIE.

Pans were filed yesterday for altering
rowing picture theatre at ~ East
.'r'r"n'h street through tire block 10 SO
pes. tn enth street az a cost Of IS 900
7-opertyy has been opera'ed for
ear, as = movie by the Automati /,
'H'N he Company, c. Rosenberger has
led the alteration.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
NEM REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered AZ Albany yesterday:
T.. n. Clark Realty Company Manhattan.
capital $4,000; directors. Ernest II Clark.
Mrs y. !. Clark and J. J. Lawrence. Jr..
New York city
Musicians Terrace Realty Company Man
haitian capitol 10000; directors. Charles l.
Purisch. Walter Rubin ana solomon Ludin,
The Bronx.
directors. Frank J. weidner, Annie j. WFid-
ner and II. G. Goennrwtch. Ridgewood, y. y,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
NEW PARK AVE. APARTMENTS.
Thirteen story Building 10 he Built
Mt sgd street

George Fred Pelham has been commits
H.d by the Rexton Really Company to
77w plans FOR thirteen story apartment
.d'rg A. TOO East r ghty-second street
on'heist corner OF Park avenue. on lot
MOO one family on a moor The arc1i-
'a't rsports that I've structure In esti-
led 20 cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
Old MORTGAGE MAN DEAD.

ID man Daneman, who was asso-
'"l w,h the mortg &c department OF
" Ndrgenthau. Jr. Company and
." r'Dr's'ntstive In The Bronx. died
"-dfv morning AT the age ~ 81. Mr.
.'sunu had been active as a real estate
.'- for many ye rs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MauhaIIan

,2p ST, n 8. between Lexington q mad!soS
SC II r II Co ct al Ma. 2;
.,l ~ ST :ss to :ss w--coy,c Electric 60
Inc. ast 2?3, 2?s W 4Ist 81 corpn, Ct al
Avs ~ III r-vstb;ain iiissrsson ct Al
All irs Karuse Ut a.. Sept 4. 1911. 1Gb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
CITY NEAL ESTATE.
BOROUGH OF sRooKLYS-roR SALE.

DETACHED HOUSE containing Nine
Rooms oil improvements. on plot Of ground
torl20, In beautiful Kings HiEhwsy section,
IS minutes to Sew York by Brighton Beach
Il" Public and parochisl schools two blocks
away: churches OF all denominations near by
For sale 81 bargain to cash buyer; neigh
borhood nrst class, For particulars. address
BARGAIN no, I2a Sun Offc~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
WHITE PLAINS HOUSE SOLD

William Neil Smith. architect. has sold
"a residence on II gin street. White Plains.
% George Christie Of Brooklyn. The
roperty has been held at sl7 900. About
'oe-thlrd Of an acre surrounds the house
m IS Is laid out with an Italian garden
n cedars Of Lebanon decorate the lawn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
rV,NIsurD ApARr MENTs WANTED

FURNISHED apartment or house for six
months. Eight or nina rooms and three baths
Convenient to 18th street Fact Side OF
Park Must be reasonable References given.
Address y H. box i54 sun Once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
LLEwELLYN PARK HOUSE LEASE

Tho Pays Mel. Merrill Company and
Ira A Taylor have leased for Mrs. Luz
cius a. cole her residence. with stable and
Two acres OF land, AT the corner of oak
Bend md Tulip avenues. Llewellyn Park.
West Orange. y. J., TO Grenvilie Mellen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
DEAL ron BRooKLYN HOUSE.

The Jerome Property Corporation has
-o'd as7 Third street, three story and
'tsement brownstone dwelling IN lot OK
700, for /. Cole to a client for invest
Ne-t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
NO AUCTION OFFERINGS.

There were no real estate auction Of
ferinRs IN eithe- the Manhattan or Bronx
salesrooms yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02

ALBANY. Oct. The Court Of Appeals
calendar for to- morrow; schienelin Va. Kom.
fort and DENIM Fem. The balance OF
appeals on order calendar will be on for
Monday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-02
NORTGAGEs.
with name and address OF lender AM
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
{ South Of Fourteenth ST.

BROADWAY. Ss5' w. ~ whns e
to farmers Loan q Trust Go, 90 william
81. due q In, az per bond. Oct ! attys
srH 81 lis y, $. ss5 Bowery, aSsSss -
Michael Ki"schner TO Morris stsinbosk
Ia7 o :oth at. prior vnts . yrs. G, Dot