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BUYING IN BAY RIDGE,

Il. NJ x b.. l.. Sykes have sold a
plot, ipNl0o, adjoining the new Bay
Ridge Theatre to II builder for improve
'neAt with "A business structure. The
plot Is Oh the west side of Third ave-
nue., ~ feet south OF Seyenty-irst street.
Robert H. Bryson, architect, who has
deSlgnCd many homes AZ Crescent Hill,
nay Ridge, has purchased a plot at Cres-
cent III, on Eighty-second street, just
west of Ridge Boulevard. where he will
tuild Il costly residence for his use.
Hrourl Will be broken at once.
i. +. Murphy has purchased from the
samuel Adams Realty Company four
teen lots on the south side Of Sixty
second street, between Third and Sec
vNd avenues He will erect fourteen six
lalniIy house from plans by Thomas
Bennett. Tprk,l Larsen was the broker.
Joseph J., Tcl!ua has bought the dwell
1913 at Zoo SIA'y-.evcnth street, on lot
.iNlo', from he Alec Building Com
pany,
Louis Cowau sold for II. Boaker to a
'.rni a plot of eighteen lots, 36Oxl00.
dIong th' New Ctr"cl; avenue ~ en-
lHs'on Of the Fourth avenue subway, OH
me U'l'A,rly side Of Eighty-sixth street,
zoo i'". s"uth OF Twcnty-third venue.
-"9 running to within 100 feet OF
Twenty -'ourlh Venue
Herman Brandst,in has sold 10 Jacob
It,f'h.H.l three lots on the east side
7 We 1~"cuty-fourth street. 800 feet
.ol.' O! Neptune avenue, Coney Island,
o b" improved with three two family
dwelling
iona Crawford has sold for l.. w.
-4y' '"n 20 s Z. Chcsebro a ten room
'l'I.n@ at "s-ti East Thirtieth street
o' ''Ho' Island avenue and Slocum
7lac, Broonlyu.
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tractor. Max Weinsteiu. contractor. $3.50
SAME PRoPERri-JAcob NJ Horn ast
IiIrH ST. 60 to 70 E.jacoS' ii Horn az,
Dr John Citron, owner; IIith ST AMI
TN Az Corpn and Max we.nstein, con.
SAD ST. 40 E-Alherene stone Co ss
John Doe owner; Estate OF Charles Ne.
i5OTH ST, n 8 $50 Z, " Bwsy, iscsioSUU
+ Il Kane 90 agt lNh s., & I'm Az
Hopst 60; owner & cont, 80. IS. 900
ast IlIth 81 & ,th Az const co. owner;
i,e Pace Bros. couts. .S2I3..S
SAME. pROPERTY-T p Kane Co act
ilfth st d 9TH Az Const co. owner
lilTH ST. 90 to 20 Eft ii simon.on 3
Son co. agt q B Ci.ron. owner; Ii&th
:, & It'll Av Cons. Co. cont. si5eT.Ss
"oRTHERN Az, Solos Haberman sgt
Inarlotto Harrison. owner 4 cont S37siS
WEST ST, Nesey st. Fulton 1T A. Washing.
ton -. block, &c-Meyor Meyer, az;
Herman Balzer ct al, owners; PALMER
fTascuilo & Del Bagno. conts... .s2o5. IL
Bronx.
IA Az. lbJl-l65S-Harry Crohn
agi Rosie fucker, owner. Lizzie Fig.
l+3rH ST. a63 E-knickerbocker Mascns
supply 90 agt Beth Hamedrosch Hsgo.
dale Adas Jeshuruin OF The Bronx In,
owners; Aheiman & Abelman, conts fct Q,
IbhTH ST. = g cor Morris NV, &5N95-Wm
" Young ast Forage const Co. owner
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Army and NAu Order-

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.-rhese arm
orders were issued to-day: ~
lieut. Col: g. II. Muir, from Twenty.
sixth To Fifth Infantry.
fantrv. :"
Major q. q, Palmer 20 rw.nty.n nth In.
fantry. ~ ;"
Major G. Crawford TO Tenth Infantry
Cant. L. L. Gregg to Twenty-nnh in.
ccap,,, c, II BAL to Thirteenth Ins.ntry.
to Thirteenth Infantry, "
Capt. J. &. Cecii, from Eighteenth to
Twenty NTH Infantry. y" 'o'r'eehth to
Capt. q. u. Morrow. from Eighteenth
10 Thirteenth Infantry.
Capt /, J. Mygatt. from Seventh to
First Lieut. "E.'.FNv cutror. from Nine.
teenth to Eighth Infantry. ~
First Lieut.. Il. l.. Miller 20 Eighteenth
First Lieut., T, c. Lon.rran TO rh,r.
rweiftn to ITTiGite.n,t; intan, ,saaeN' from
second Lieut.; y n. Jones. from Twenty
'es s.sdna 10 L r,rs' 'rpfaS!ry u.m.nx,v ,n
Third TO Tenth. Infantry. ~
Twenty first to Eighth Infantry" ~
w ssSSnd hisu 70 J. Fsn +. B lnia%.ry from E,.v.
eng" secoad '' lieut. ,tn'fEH I J. Carr. from Mint,
Infantry, 70, Twenty,hfth Infantry, ~
second Lieut.. J., J. Hurley, from Third
Capt; 4; ,MoIntyre, from Fourth to FRS,
tllery,, to First Field ARTILLERY
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Nam
haitian, Tho Dronx and DrOokISn.
lat ~ VESEY STREET J
Nv JoNenh T.. Day,

lat II VEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph +. pay.
1:tTH ST, blo.e W. = $, 100 W AmsterdsW
Trust co agt slade simon ct, a.; due
l?e,6iO.77; taxes, sc. 3?,ili.5j; ad-
tourncd to November s.. .
WASHINGTON ST, 774-S, W $ 4all y
18th 81. 63llxs6x irrex. 3 3 sty tnts 4
strs--Revsrsionary Estates CO agt NJ "
Cook ct al. Partition: to the p..ain.,nn
By J. II. Mayors.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. az, Q >. s2l n 1Sth
1T. 40 sxes.2x irreE. 4 & sty school-
Mutual Life Ins co agt l. Blown
individ g. extrx; due. &t6.9lO,32; taxes
&c. t2.25t..o; adjourned to NoVem-
lat 39Os THIRD AvENUEl
BY Samuel Marx.
PROSPECT Az. 1890. . =. abt $50 : i69th
81, 3IGxlOOx irreg; 8 sty nat-Herinan
Goldfarb agt David Cells et. al; due.
Ss,o%s %; sub TO LIST mtg $4,000: to The
plaintiff for 'ssf'ooo
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL EsTAT
EXCHANGED
by W. y. Hae,
GOTH ST. n e =. 200 II . q 10Th av, Ioxloo
-Saml Harris ct al agt Katie u g Sew
ers ct al; TO the plaintiff for 1000 over a
mortgage Of $500,
by Nathaniel shutter
EVERGREEN Az. II W cor Hancock st.
10os3b--Otto Himsr sgt WIN brsnuiss
ct al; to Max sommerville for .'N4'sso
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FIRE INSURANCE
CORNER IN DEAL
Six Buildings at John and
william SITS, Held at ST.
600. 600. Change Hands.
SITE FOR rs STORY BLDG.

r,,y,,.t 90 the fro insurance district
hold IN tie market at 100000 was
n,,rht Yesterday by Henry A. Blanch-
.rd vino IL understood to DO acting for
~o,,,,cr. from the South Manhattan
Really Company. 1t is the northeast
corner OF William and John streets, SIX
four. i've aud SIN story buildings. S9.6
600, on william street and 1915 on John
.,rcc, The sellers bought the property
IN 1905. buying il ~picccneal, presumably
as , ste for a building for the fire in
snr,u,c interests, which at that time
b,q1r 20 NOV north across Maiden lane
,nn 'he old insurance district. with
pina street as its centre. There are
ii.5oO square feet In the plot and a six
,ceD story building operation is spoken
q, for the corner. II is said TO be one of
tho bc~, properties IN the fire insurance
z,r, On William street, a short block
10 ,1c north. viii lie the entrance to the
william street subway. The Charles r..
Move. Company, Charles b. Van Valen
and william \. White were the brokers
a, tho deal.
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NECHANICS' LIENS.
Manhattan.

NTH ST, = =. ~ G Madison aV, 9INl00-
ll4th It a. ID Av Construction Co. con;
9TIi 81, IL W,John 4 ct~htrchugh ast
Jean Mel Johanscn. owner and CON
EDGECOMBE AZ, e s., ISL u iss,h st.
.oN>5; also EGsTSonoe Gy; 5 e sGr iissh
It a seventh Ave Construction Co.
owner & contractor; Max weinstcin, con
2otTH ST, 677 10 dsi w-Thomas Z I'd,
mond GO asst soith st corp, owner &
SAME PRoPERTY-,;us Schlaicr Easle
wrought. Iron Works, Inc, agt
Ep1SG'EcoMR Az, . - 'is,,i'n isstih st.
aOxS6- brandt Bros Building Co, IN.
ngt nan 1t & 9Th Avo Construction
rn 81 y, oUNnz s TontrsGtor' iS,.,,;; .s'II2
lI"h 81 a I'm Ave Construction. @.
n ITn'' 81. IS SS" ,p 70 E-.yccff,incnt Ms,rrSSGiee
co ngt Cathedral Construction co.
owner; ,lith It a 9TH Avo CONSTRUCTION
NTH sr. 60 TO 20 E--kittanninE sales
20. Inc. agt Cathedral Construction Co.
owner; ll4th 81 q 7h Ave construction
llaTH 81, : to . w--williami hickman
ast Barnet Levy. cwner * contractor,s75
NG RS1S9t f Lsyy, -. oSHdr and 1''h% "oS'r. sst'
HENRY 81 :sl-wiHiami Ric;hman "ast
btln't b'NF '"HN' ~ SohlIhSl-
EppGEtoMR Az. rs TO ss--vcrincnt Mar.
bio 90 agt litth st and 7th Az Con-
.struction Co, owner and contractor. 1857
MANHATTAN Az, $40 to 3ii--Jacob Bcr-
son aEt Morris J Kollandcr. owner and
liri"T'Ha' I ST. g, and 80 E-wimcpiie; E@sIssiriS
60, Inc, agt pr q - Citron, owner:
MIN 81 and eth Az Construction co.
Ep,oGEuHMin Az. 90 to 9e-vermon,' Mar.
hlc &c agt liith 81 and eth Az Con-
struction Co, owner and contractor. .1l:i
SETH ST. b27 E-Nathan Guttman agt
Pauline Hoverman. owner and con
En1'ciiECoMB AZ, rs to So and % to Ss'''
Kittanuing Sales Co, Inc, agt llith st
and 7th Az Construction Co, owner and
,GH''srrtoll7 " N,x, M,,rr:,.'s t''sSo
Broad"dgo Corpn. owner and con
iris,9r a. iaa;bb i'3ixisss
and EdgecOnb av. = n, IL It n OF l3Sth
1T, a0yl0o-H J Horner Sons sgt lltth
81 and 9TH Az CorpnA- owner and con-
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SATISFIED NORTG NaEs.
,wlth name aud aIIr,,s % lenders
toruey.I

with name aud aIlr,ss % lenders at
torHey.I
9TH ST, = g. $40 " central Park West.
soiic5-Emms J." sraniy T., Idale .
Phoenix, 3 u t5tn -, ATTY, l. r " = GO.
Ar iiy Az 81. n. isN5s. o., IVY
Hophins. q " san 1T. lt;ys. T.mmc \
knoopk., it9 Bway.......a.' $500
25xg5.G, oct Is. 1gOi-Itoya Guuda.l to
Emma kingsman' Mognt Vernon : .6G
ny Aug KS, Is Ic l I,ae ,o st. an. .on 500
Tkos ! Nariha, Sia y s5,h 81 T, 10
nEN:N Hr!S' y. n . $. ss,a . = S@i'ni!!myc. =, ':iS
u blk. Oct ., lsO5--Maric II WILCOX to
Ralph u r"sc ils Main r. iitrtford'
Windham1 Conn; atty Jno u quinn;
,a:ipS s I""iy s9 Vi. n =, II, iii AZ. :3y
sSli, oct a. l9l2--Ignaz hermann 10
Ho1ard '%camp6eiI, 'j%' 10 ~ -
sGTH ST. $ =. i5o " 5jh az. soNioC. Sert
70, lglO-M,,ry l., wife OF Francis Ioitoy
sAtterlee. to .Eph II l.cvy, altys, Snaii,an
cRSEsrctS AZ. e :. :gia u 'is4,h =. 5oS
-, Dec n, 100? --AuGustus y Barbara
9erk Buoher 0?t Willis ay 800
issl-Mary = rarn!y and "no t. thSS
W 5Cx u :5x.5x n l5x e - to Lewis s. X
40 to beg, oct 81, l~s05-FanuIr
~rrankrubers to Phillip Tou2er, attys,
Mannheim Il NJ, 80? B~waY.... $4,000
10Th ST. li2-i6 W Oesschold int, Dec
90. lsio-van Cortlludt Hotel CO to
Geo Schuchrnan. ON the promises, salts
fed OF record without production Of mtg,
by order supreme Court, Oct 10, 1915.
.7TiI ST. liza W. - :. $50 g 7th av. COX
1907 4, July 80. l907-Mary T. Stcbhins to
Letitia A and lIy II Tyson: atty, 7 q co
LEMON Az. 1917. W 5. .3 > l9oth st, 9oNS5.
Apr ], t9ii-David and Emma FRIED
man. sos West End tv, to Charles u
Robertson, trading as the BROOKLYN Luni-
Der Co; atty. L S \ q co, 81 Chambers
ri, $1,000
ORCHARD ST. : 9 cor Delaney 81, Gl.l0N
SIS. oct IL, l9l@-Elterman Realty co
10 Martin Marks, 1879? Madison ay; atty,
Lawrence y Cohen. Gi Wal st,...Se,5oo
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Tho iIolland-Anerlca liner Oostcrdyk,
sailing to-day for Rotterdam, VIII tahs
mail. closing at ESQ \. NJ for tho Ncth-
erlands, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Lux
emhurg. Turkey and Bulgaria.
The Russisn-American liner Dwfnes.
sailing to-day for Archansel. VIII Gke
La veloce liner Europa, sailing TO-DAY
for Naples. will take natl. closing at $3.50
and Switzerland.
The French liner La Touraine. sailing
to-day for Bordeaux, viii take mail, clos
ing at ~ NJ. for France, RunIania, serbs
Switzerland. Italy. Spain, Portugal, EEypt'
Greece, British India. British East Africa,
siam. Malta, Gibraltar. ceyIon. straw"
scitlemrut., Dutch East lndlcs. West Aus
tralia and Persia.
The White star liner Rattle. sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool. viii take mail
closing at $3.50 \. ~. for Europe, excepl
Germany. Austria. hungary. L~uxe'nnurs'
Turkey. Bulgaria, the Nethcrlands. N"r--
way. sweden and Denmark also TOR
Africa. West Asia and East Indies.
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pooM IL GREEN wICu vILLAGEs

WEST iTlI sTREET-Rlchard s. FL
lott has purchased the southwest
corner OF West Fourth and Eleventh
streets, FIVE three story dwellings,,
known rs e1s 10 2Si West Fourth street
and eco West Eleventh street, front
ius Si.i feet Oh Fourth street and 1871
feet on Eleventh street. The property
was sold by Mrs. Margaret L. Hall
Trough c.. Reynolds Gibbons and
had been H. the possession OF the SELL
Ing family for nearly "A century, hav-
'og been acquired by the late senator
Mark spencer, an ancestor. in 1888.
The present transaction MARKS the
sale Of the last parcel owned by the
Hall family in that leighborhood.
SECOND ANENUE-KurZ AZ trcr. with
Schoen a Ii!nes. have sold for II. NJ.
Construction Company 100 Second
avenue, Il five story flat with stores.
- feet north of Forty-frst street, on
iot .jNso.
WEST l23D STREET.-The kouwen-
hoven Estates Of Mineoia, l. l..
have sold 22l and 223 West 1c3d
street, two five story flats on plot
a~?9xl00ll, irregular, between Sew.
enth and Eighth avenues. The
sellers acquired tito to the property
LAST July from the Atlantic Trans
por,dtion Company.
EAST l25TlI STREET. Joseph Temp
k'nS has resold the six story tenement
house at 332 East lc5th street, on
lot ~2iNl35. for Chykal Duke TO a
Mr.. Altcrman.
EAST l36Tu STREET.-Stcrling Ster-
Ing has sold for the Reformed
Church $50 last 136th street. near
Willis avenue, "a three story and base
m'nt dwelling, OF lot ~ls.9xl00. "a
William I. ottman for occupancy.
UNION AVENUE. go Samuel Cower
has sold 20 an investor 1913 Union
1'cnu". IL i've story fiat, on PLOT ASK
.i"I, near 1854 street.
BRYANT ANENUE.-Josepii 4. Was
serluan has sold for "A client 10 Worn,
Bros. and Joseph Schwartz tho plo,
ot four lots on the west side Of Bry-
'ut avenue. 1914 feet south OF l7Sth
street. The site will DO improved
win apartment houses.
LAFAYETTE AVENUE. - Samue,
tONen has sold for q. Robots the
plot, ljoXlo0, at the northwest cor.
ne Of Lafayette avenue and Whit.
ter street.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

, For eastern New York. fair TO-DAY.
warmer In east portion: fair aud soincw hat
colder to- morrow: moderate TO fresn sOut"-
west and west winds.
For Sew Jersey. fair and warmer TO-
day; fair tomorrow: colder IN west poi
tion moderate south and so~uthwest winns
For northern New England, fair TO-DAY
warmer in the interior; partly cloudy 10.
morrow; colder Ia Vermont; moderate
south aud southwest winds.
warmer to-day: fair Tomorrow. colder IN
west portion: moderate to fresh south ana
s~outhweS winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy To-
day, cooirr In west portion, partly cloud
Iud colder tomorrow; frcsh 10 stronk
southwest to west winds. ~
NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-A we'll dehneo
storm WAS central northwest OF Lake Su'
pcrlor yesterday and It's area Of depres-
sion covered the upper lake regions. tne
plains States.
II was followed by rain or snow at scat
tered points In the extreme Northwestern
states and caused much warmer weather
In the central valleys and upper lakes.
Throughout all other parts OF the coun,
Try tho weather WAS gencralIy tair am
tho pressure high from centres on the
middle Atlantic coast and over the plateau
states.
1t was cooler In northeastern parts OF
The country AMI In .hc Rocky Mountain
States and the Missousi Valley.
Freezing weather prevailed In northern
New York aud New England and in parts
Of the Rocky Mountain and plateau Statct
In this city the day was fair and cooler!
wind. fresh northwest to southwest; aver
age humidity, SIS per cent; barometer cor
rocted to read to sea level. ut = - ~
30 20: . T.. NJ, 30e7.
The temperature IN this city yesterday. as
recorded by tho onicisi thermometer. Is SHOWN
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

t2p ST, - and lis ". and 7sd a.. I2s W
nora lsseks agt Edw W Browning 81 Al.
May 20 1915 thy bond) 49,. 800
Bronx.
ltlST ST, el3-i7 E--Joseph Schain ar,
iririetta Breen ct al. Sept 2s. 1915. SlOG
FREEMAN ST. = . cor OF Stehbins ~
i,oNlll..-Iu'E Tprregiani ct al All
nampp Bldg Corp. Inc, ct a., sept II,
''iNt .. ..'s -tsrs ts.s rs.-.... fl.6cJ
FREEMAN ST. $ o cor OF S,ebb,ps ~
% 6Nlll.l-Torregiaui e. Severtno ar,
Hampp Bldg Corp, Inc. ct al. Sep, ii,
CRoTONA Az, lsse-Louis 7 Brerman, iI
David iistronk ct al, Dec l6. l?iI,, $500
'ltoToNA Az. lssc-Louis I Brcgman agt
David pis,ronk et al. Jan 4. 1916, Sio3 q
CRoToNA Az, lssi-Wolt weinraub ae,
David Pistronk ct al. Jan II, 1915. S?.eSs
CkoTONA Az, 1ss4-Louis Bregman sgt
David fistronk ct al. Mar rs, 1918, SAL
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LOFT SPACE RENTALS.

Alexander u. Meyer, said TO represent
more thai 900 retail stores a, resident
buyer, and the Merchandise Renortiny
company have leased through Irving NJ.
orahe' president, tho eleventh floor OF
me new Bijou Building. Comprising
10000 square feet.
sidney L. Warsawer has leased for
Marie q. Darmstadt tho BUILDING nj sSs
west Forty-third street for a term OF
years = the Stern. Saalberg Company.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased In
tne building on the south side of Fourth
street from Broadway to Lafayetts
street to Cohen. Goldman 4 Co., manu-
racturing clothiers, 10000 SQUARE feet
OF space for offices, salesrooms and cut
ting department.
n. a L. Hess with the firm OF l.. J.
carpenter have leased the store and
basement at The northwest corner of
lafayette and Great Jones street. 10 the
p-Babock-Beckcr Company, manu-
~facturers OF beer pump goods and soda
FOUNTAIN supplies, for n long term of
years. WIN ~
The firm OF l.. ]. CARPENTER has leased
10 Aaron l.. Small a loft at asa and <s5
Broadway.
Louis Schrag has leased for JENNA 7,
the four story business build.
Ing AT o. west T~wenty-eighth street "a
Harry silbert for a term OF wear.
Tho Everett NJ. Seixas Companv ms
sold tho lease OF the store ut i11 wssi
Forty-fourth street to tho Basket Flower
Shop.
Spear 4 Co. have rented the store and
basement In 1876 Sixth avenue 10 the
Progressive Lunch Company: the fourth
loft in 510-51: Sixth avenue to Melman
Bros with William G. Walkers Som
the sixth loft In ZIG Wooster street 10
Littauer Bros. the store and basement IN
23S Mercer street TO Meyer Jaffe; $500
square feet In <0-t2 East Twenty-second
street to the Hot Manufacturing Com.
pany.
Pease & Gilman have leased offices
In rs West Forty-fifth street To the
Faryland Novelty Company Of Los An.
geles.
Louis kempner & Son have leased the
store in the Eighty-irst Street Theatre
building to David Grand. confectioner
for a term Of five years.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
the store at c166 Broadway to thu
Broadway Grocery and Supply Com.
pany: space IN the fourth floor In 24b.
249 West Fffty-Hfth street to Walter
Reppin space In the building at 81
Fifth avenue to ~. Baruch, as we'll a:
to Morris Simon.
He'll & Stern have leased in the new
building at 3s-&i East Thirtieth street
the seventh and eighth lofts to Millar
Mandel 4 Co. for a long term OF year,
at a total rental OF $4,000
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BIG LOT SALE D
Dash Estate on Upper Broadway
to be offered,

Joseph p. Day and j. Clarence Davies,
agents and auctioneers, will Offer at
public auction sale to-day at 10 O'Clock
in the vesey street salesroom the 32s
lots located on broadway. 23Sth street
and adjacent avenues and streets ana
oi4th street, Spuyten Duyvil PARKWAY
and adjacent streets OF the Bowie Dash
estate. The Dash estate tract lies north OF
the Dyckman section and is availanie
for improvement with stores and apart
ment houses. Several apartment houses
with stores are IN course OF construction
directly opposite the property 10 De
sold.
Davies and Day state that the prop
erty will be sold absolutely to the high-
est bidder regardless Of price.
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MOUNTAIN HOME At MoNTCLAIR

Tee S.upspH Merritt Company has
s2'I 1t prot on the crest of the mountain
Al M'I'"''tr, y T., to James L. Grant,
a N'N i"'F produce merchant. Mr..
''dlr '.e awarded At contract to the
\, H. Clark Company for the erection
" "a ~, Pee. Ioacr ON the property.
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CITY DWELLING RENTERS.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
William Armstrong the five story and
basement dwelling at 10 West Forty
eighth street to Mrs. william Grosvenor
Of Newport, r.. /.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented Tor
Wallace Van Doom to DR.. Joseph Kramer
the three story and basement dwelling
at 81 West 119th street.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for Eliza
J. Arkenburgh the four story dwelling
at l23 West Sixty-seventh street to
August Ruger.
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REV. wEsTCHEsTER HOMES.

The Robert l.. Farley Organization
has rented 10 c. .. Barring the residence
at los South broadway. White Plains
n. Y. belonging to Mrs. Mary y. Cahiil;
CharlSs Field Grinen q Co, WIN
Frank Ferris, has leased to Sidney
Homer the Carmody estate at Bronx
willie. consisting OF ten acLAS. on the
old White Plains road.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, oct ",.--Tho colia-
Hector. has arrived a. Vera cruz, supply
at Marc island, destroyer TruNtun AMI
tender Iris a. san rcdro. dcstroycrs An
men and Trippr At BOSTON, hattlrshIps
New York and Rhode Island NJ Hamp,nu
Roads, collier Jupiter nj Norfolk. cruise
san Diego at Ia Fal. fuel ship kanlwh
at Hampton Roads, collier CycIops NJ
scwa!rs Point and collier Culeot at Tomp.
kinsvillc
The collier Protcus has sailed from
Nagasaki for Olongapo, transport Prairie
from Norfolk for Port Royal. tug PatuNcul
from Norfolk for Port au Prince.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
FLATS ron CATHEDRAL P,kwAY

u'oNeI'ers n Leuchtig have cop-
80" P'.'r t"t three five story apart
III -"'N loo, to DO erected by tho
.SsH Realty Company on the north
sae Of 's'hcIrll parkway, 500 feet east
:" LenoN ,yonue. They VIII
Iste eight families. and tho fronts will
'tof Roman brick, limestone and terra
wa I.' houses will cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
WEST 3iTm STREET SALE.

Fooly x Gr.bbon have sold for tho 1885
West ThiTty-fuurth Street Company.
Ifl,ry l'clcr president, to a client for
Investment 1876 West Thirty fourth street
between Broadway and seventh avenue,
which is IN the Pennsylvania zone. 1t IL
Il four story and basement building on
lot :5x9S.?. opposite the rear part Of
Mays store. The purchaser contem-
,latcs making extensive alterations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
FUNERAL DIRECTORS ON B'wAY
Campbell Company Rents Corner
At 67th street.

INC Cross 4 Brown Company, with
the Enc and Pinchot estate ie7o and
l912 broadway and 102 West sixty
seventh street, a six story building.
10 FRANK Il. Campbell Company, flu
neral directors now on West TWEEN
.y.thiru street. Tho lease IL for a long
.erm az an aggregate rental Of about
ssoo.ooo. Plans are being prepared by
itaiidolph IL. Almitory for extensive al
asrations to the building TO % Si2b.-
Voo. h Twenty-third street establish
ment will be continued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
BRoOkLYN THEATRE LEASED.

william ii. Dreisacher ~ A ]. Wolf
have leased Tor the Helvit estate the
Jones Theatre. on Fulton street, Brook
Ign, for a term OF ten years at an ag-
gregate entail OF 100000 to Nathan
Bernstein. After extensive alterations
It will be opened AS "A photo and vaude-
VILE house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
WILLIAMSBURG FLAT PLANNED.

s"a ' ivan n Shairpan have prepared
- " "a .T story apartment to be
oG'd - ,aN-3ip South First street.
N''", '.~ T. -. Evcns. to cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
FURNITURE HOUSE ON 34rM ST.

Carstein & L!nnekin have leased for
a term OF years at a rental of about
$4,000 per annum the entire six story
building at l55-l57 West Thirty-fourth
street, TO Budd * Co. dealers In Of
fice equipment and furniture. The Budd
firm recently leased the building at 81
broadway as their downtown branch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-26
ART ON EAST SBrH STREET.

Emil Pares of the Paris art colony
Ieased Yesterday u store In tho re.
modelled house at 20 East Fifty-nftb
street Tor n long period OF years. II is
east or tho 81. Regis Hotel and vii, be
htted up by Mr.. Pares at great cost.