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BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
Continued Demand Reported for
Ontces. Lofts and stores.

William H Whiting & Co. hav. rented
the first loft at l09 Fulton street TO
Edward Nom Hofe & Co. the fourth
loft at &s7 and 4so Greenwich street 20
the Grand Lake Company. the store and
basement at ~ Gold street to John j.
Wilson & Co.. and all lofts at s West
Broadway to the Star Extract Works.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased door at els Pearl street to
Charles Pollacek. a loft at so Ann street
to William L. PEPPER. a loft In 81 Ann
street to Morris Esler and portion OF
to the Jager Engine Company
Robert +. Bonsall and Joseph 7. Day
have leased TO the Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Company half of the eighth
loor In the Edison Building at the cor
ner of Duane. Elm and Pearl streets.
Tucker. Spyers g. Co. have leased
To Samuel & Abraham Levy & julius
LOCKER half of the eleventh floor In IS to
~ East Thir,y-second street.
Porter & Co have leased to Max l..
Miner the store at 81 Manhattan street,
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company has leased 70 Emil
Block the hrst loft In 33 Grand street
and TO Miller. Bauer & Groveman the
second loft in li5 Grand street
The NJ Rosenthal Company has
leased the third floor In $50 10 I54
West Twenty second street to the Titco
Company and the store at 80 East
Twen'y-first street TO A. NJ. Sternhurg :
the third floor In 3s To i2 East Thirty
second street to the Yorkviiie Dress
Company
The sun., 1915-06-11
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Broux and Brookiyn.

lat IL vEsEY STREET.
n, yoso,, u nav
p' 'p"
18th ST 1859, 1sS ana lsI w. near An
sterdam av sty delgs. each ioNoS'
vol sale, knocked down TO w q ran
ming for $4,000 each.
s2D ST rs T.. $. 3l0 tth av. 2bx9s ?.
Sy Iott blog-oernahla Ds ins 81 y
aN ROSS ai' uu. ~, ,iai, .,
taSes &oi s0'ooSis' " '"e
Ior t.S'Voo ,.o ., =, ,oox
too :,y shoo-.SiutYei Life ins co
ag, csroii,e Dosirer a, al due ts3
is36a. taxes. &C. s7aa5s adjourned
hne de n, s, 49,,
BY Samuei NarS'
l.tTu sT bB w cor Bway. toox
iooii, ETY. an, house and strs--Surety
Rna!t% 60 aet Howell ct al: due. $40. e
slsiO. taxes &c. se.so.5o; sub 20 =
nrior r,trs Of $3.50, 900; to the pla!nuf
sor tloO 600
18th ST. it2 w, 9. 100 7th av. asx
sOIl S sty rat-Grecn~ich Savgs Bank
sgt W " Davidson ct al due t-s,
- ~ &c 'oo'''' =" Wv
"" tor st|VoV. -
lat s2os THIRD AVENCE.l
Rv James ]. Douoyan
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered a; Albany yesterday.
An.s Cnmpruhi & Co, Manhattan. capt.
tat ssO,sJ0 directors, Frank n Ou,sr-
bridge. Nee YORK city, Edward " Ames.
New Brighton. 5 /, and Jose Camprubl
GaldveU. y. J.
w.rSa.,~G Rea..y Company. Manhattan.
capita. $4,000. directors, Isilor H"rsh.
:eid William Rsisfeld and Anna l.. Dunn.
Ne" York city.
Milton Agency. Manhattan. capital.
$1,000, directors Tobias Lesser. The
Arorx. Milton Marcus and Isaac Cohen,
Brooklyn.
Elm Holding Company. Manhattan,
capital, 1000. directors. Abraham Brcch
ner. New York city. Abraham Berkowi's
brooklyn. and Harry Wiener, New York
city.
Harold Holding Company. Manhattan
oop!;al 81. 900. directors Abraham Brech
rer. Nav York cry; Anna Sarr ard Abra
ham Borkovitz. BROOKLYN
Roh.r. n Martin. 8rookiyn. capital
$4,000 directors. Eleanor ~ Martin, Rob
Or, Martin and Emma Martin
brooklyn
Dunwoodl. Realty Corporation. Yon.
kcrs. capital. $1,000: directors Theoior,
X. Hcinri,hs, Waiter \. Bauer and Charlci
Wiciand. YonkSrs. y Y.
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BIRTHDAY ENDS PROBATION.

LEAvESwoRTH. Kan, June lo.-cupid
won another victory IN l.eaNcnworth
despite the state and all other sources
which tended 10 separate Miss Florence
Hood, formerly n member Of the state
Orphans Home at AtCh!Son. and Sergt.
John Towne. Troop + thGth Cavalry.
Hardly had the sun arisen on the
girls eighteenth birthday than she be-
gan packing her grips and caught an
early train for l.eavenworth. accom-
panied by her guardian, Robert V,
Mnloncy, State agent for the Orphans
Home. and Mrs l.. " Dietrich, "A do
mestic science teacher at the home.
Here they found Sergt Towne waiting
and nj high noon were married at a
comfortable home fitted, by Sergt, Towne
for his bride.
Several months ago the girl was sent
to Fort Leavenworth to work in n mess
hall and lady living at the post was
instructed 10 keep a weather eye peeled
and report II she became acquainted and
went out with the enlisted men. She
had been there only short time until
Sergt Townc became acquainted with
her The whole time spent at Fort
Leavenworth was just five weeks and
tho engagement occurred in much
shorter period, the bride blushingly ad-
mitted
on March Sergt. Townc came into
the city and obtained a marriage license
from Probate Judge Thomas l.. Johnson
This was at l o'clock and they expected
10 be married the next day But nj 4
o'clock the same afternoon Mrs T., X
Burnes, superintendent OF the home
learned of tho license being issued ant
| the girl was hustled hack 10 A,chison
Letters were barred and Sergt. Towne
| forbidden the grounds, hut evidently
some form OF communication existed, a.
the wedding was planned while the Kirl
was still In the home.
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browns. ?:n U2'1c.; mixed coiorS' goa
LIVE POULTRY Trading Yesterday
MAS Night, but about sufficient Ia c'ehn
up tho II cars uuloadcd There were I
cars left on track. Wilton VIII probably
was for fowls. while hroii"rs we're IN suf-
ncicnt supply to more than meet the re
ouireu,euts There were 50 many Long
Island spring ducks thst they were or y o..
and even this price did not clean up all
the receipts. Western ducks and geese
hroilers. 20 n 9sc.. old roosters, loiqc.; tur-
KEYS. l2GlSo,, ducks, spging. lSdlSisc.;
old. l6c, Western. lIc.; geese. lOc, ;
guineas. pair, SOC, pigeons. &c,
DRESSED. pouLTEN.. There was not
,erday and buyers demanded those In
small boxes. The small fowls were well
oleuned up. while the larger ones were
sumeW hat neglected, win bIul.ers tn
ample supply, Prices were not advanced.
Buyers tried to get hroilers down hut
failed. Fancy frozen chickens are held
frozen turkeys than heretofore. but not Of
sufficient volume 20 warrant any 'hAug'
In prices. Market clossu steady. rri,c-
Fowls. - to bnN, Western, 90 los. amt a, er
20 dozen, dry picked, lSc., lbs and over,
l7c 4; old roos'ers. ia lec squads. primo,
ihs, 8 -, rurkc's, fresh hons and
picked. PICK se.tctci. &c; wes,'rn. zoe.
Texas, l7ul7Lc Brollers, milk fed Is
to - lbs. 97p.Sc ,orn ftd, u 10 -
lbs. 2sc chickens !? to boy mi.k fed,
2gc., corn te-i. 81 TO SO .hs lAc., i> lns.
and over. zoe. Fowls, II to hoN so .h,.
and over to dozen. lSC,, 80 to 3j lbs, l1C.
Old roosters. l2Stl2' sc.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

For;2. r second s;rsc, ' ai.d az petition IN
ISRAEL sH HAPiRo, dry good. is7 IVES,
Houston street and 5:s knickerhocker
avenue Brooklyn. petition IN eankrnp,cy
men to MaNv.e' Geiberg L'abiIIt'es.
HAIRY BCRHELI. manular'urer q neck
petition In hankrup'cy' liabilities,
B:VjiMIN SCH6HR. bartender. % stan.
liabilities, ':.t:o; assets, So; IN note.
VI" VA Was -. ss.oGn n k'snGs gGr Tor h"'ea years
RICHARD " SHAW pennyne'd, y. Y,
petition IN hsnk-nr'cy njed by credi,ors
iHs insSl.i'y to pay his debts.
KONRAD ETTER butcher. ll3 Amster-
dan syenuG Psm99 !" GsnkTSpi'yy yosH S
L. Lytte receiver OF the assets. esu-
mated at s, ono.
Petitions Dismissed.
IsTEtNBERG bros, lNC.-luiee y,
or m' AprN II II. sgain., S,eirbers Bros
Inc, manufacturer Of underwear. -
cents on 'he dollar Liabilities. va
coHN & FRTEDLANpER Judge Hand
- against CoIn 4 Frfedlander. manu-
fac,urer. Of womcns underwear - West
Nin,ecnth Sree', on - settlement at %
Receiysv Refused.
The application for the appointment OF A
receiver Of Robert q. Thomas Son, In
voluntary bankruptcy on petition or
Crossmnn & Seilckcn. has been denied
by Judge Hand Of the United states Dis
trict Court Mr.. Thomas VIII continue
In the management Of the business OF
the company until further order.
Assignments.
RAIzEN BRos.--Charies s. and Emil
RaiYen
Pros manufacturers Of dresses, 1920
West Nineteenth street; assignment TO
Max hoffman.
NJ II. T. COMPANY, INC, general mer.
chandisc on the instHlmcnt plan. -
East lgOth street; assignment to Henry
H. Spi,z. Manuel II. Titebaum is
president.
schedules Filed.
LOUIS HOROWITZ. clothing, lN West
Thirty-four street; schedules show
Liabilities Of s:3,257 and nominal assets
HGoVEi. SANDBLAsT MACHINE COM.
Liabilities Of 320.70: and assets OF fiS67,
oSiAs LIND. ststioner, 80 Rivlngton
street: schedules show Liabilities OF
sSlSG and assets NJ t,S2l
SILVER & GINDEL manufacturers OF
children's clothing, ITO Bleecker street
schedules show Liabilities OF s33It and
assets OF S,2Ss.
Receiver Appointed.
ROSE PROVISION COMPANY-Judge &c
Hand has appointed Arthur II. Dnl2iel
receiver for the Rose Provision Com
pany OF lT0 SUFFOLK street. Liabilities,
$1,000 assets. 5000.
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PLANS BAYsIDE sHOwPLACE.

Randall White Of the Noring Picture
Wor!d has purchased from George Harm
dfr q dwelling on the east side of Ninth
street nca. L4wrence Boulevard. Bay
sGo. l., l. lie has also purchase sed an
adjoining plot which he intends TO con-
Vert utr an Italian garden, When all
the plans are executed the place Is ex-
ltr'ed 10 be one Of the show places OF
me community, Mr.. White Is rhe latest
addition to a large number Of theatrical
"Ii moving picture men In Bayside. The
si.c the Harnden house was made
through the agency of the Hessels-
bJSa.rN CGmDany.
The sun., 1915-06-11
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-There was such demand for
high grade table stock yesterday that
prices advanced i.c. This advance was
feit on nearly all lines and extended to
tho lowest grade. The prime make OF the
season is now In evidence and until the
end Of the month the competition VIII be
ntrce. The meat packers desire June but
ter and they force ordinary receivers 10
mec, their prices at initial point or do
without the fine stock. Market closed
frm. PRICES: Creamery, extras. 9S score
49, ~, G'sNsr score ,soF@f ~ S SO sta,d
dairy tubs finest. asa .Sisc.; good 20
prime. 26l. az lac.. common 20 fair, "SH
26c renovated extras, 2!is q sSG,; hrsts,
tation creamery, nrsts ?Sn2Shc,, ladies'
current make. frsts, 2?igc; seconds, 2lis q
22c; loweg grades 20 @lc packing stock
current make. No. ?. 2oh q 2ic,' lower
EEsE-Thers was better trading yes
terday and the market closed In better
shape than on any day this week Good
specials could be bought for isc and the
'ngs. Fresh skins were up .c' The mar
ket closed in good condition. Prices,
State, whole milk, fresh fats and twins.
average fancy, l5% Nc, state, skins,
fresh specials. ls@lShc,; skins, fresh
choice, ilh, i2rc,; TAR 70 good. loailc
being Than onS
ity is Irregular and It is difficult to clean
up the accumulation at the stores. Re-
low normal, Well graded stock was what
the buyers demanded and where this could
not be o'ored. trading was, light. The
bes, GRADES ,s,,s q s.1n,S nsalSy sold We'll The
aOls a 2ic, nrsts, lSd soc: seconds, i7b d
lshc.: No. dirties, i70l7hc.; hsnnery,
whites, nne to fancy. 2t9?Sc.; hennery.
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SECOND SALE IN $50 YEARS.

For the second time in $50 years
property on East Twenty eighth street.
between Tilden avenue and Beverly
road. has been sold. Joseph + Curren,
broker, has sold n plot Of ten lots here
'nr Thomas ~. Flood to the Virginia
Construction Company, who will inn
prove il with high c,Lss one family
houses. TIE sale is the result of the
signing Of the subway bids for the con-
stIuct!on Of the Nostrand avenue branch
or the Ease!n Parkway subway Tho
seller purchased the property from the
Nanderveer family. who had II in its
poss' sson about $50 years.
The sun., 1915-06-11
GLEN ISLAND SALE

By order OF the Executors, Howard Car
ro, and Harriet NJ. Sprsker. the famous
group OF Islands known as Glen Island, on
Long Island Sound. on New Rochelle, will
be sold at Auction under force losure, on
Thursday, June II. 1918. at 1900 O'Clock
4. NJ. In front OF the City Hall at New
Rochelle
All the property. consisting Of Glen
Island proper, the Clubhouse Island. Glen
wood or Menscs-ie Island. Island Wild.
Goose Island. lit'le Germany. all the up
land. woodland. lovland. bathing bcach hee
etc etc. comprising about 1875 acres In ali,
vii! he Disposed Of without restriction TO
the highest bidder.
Terms and conditions Of sale may ne OBJ
,asn-d hy inquiry al the New YORK CITY
from the Auctioneer. Joseph r. Day. on
NE daN nf sa'e
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reported al 2..r l. " yesterday that she
wuOld 10 IN ounrautiu" NJ p " to-day
SIS FL SUD, Galveston. l3f miles southwest
OF Diamond shoals Ht noon yesterday
S. City OF 81 LnUs, savannah, 2i3 miles
south Of Sandy Hook ~ noon
Ss John u hrrhhOll. Baton Rouge, 100
miles nortN OF Jupiter At noon
So GulfOh. with ShcnlNEO, Port Arthur.
90 miles southeast Of sabine bar nj noon
s. Antilles, New Orleans. 10 miles north.
west OF TortuGas ~ noon,
- Fl Muudo Galveston, ,7s miles north,
west Of TOriugas ~ noon
- Edward |. Doncuy. TuSpam, lco mites
southwest Of Haucras AZ noon
Ss Finland. Balboa t?f miles south OF
Sandy Hook NJ r
S. Lensps. Jacksonville. 900 miles south OF
Sandy Hook a, i
IS Alabama, Port Arthur. ~ miles east
OF sabine bar AZ noon
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner 81. Louis. sailing
closing at $40 A. Nj. for Europe except
Germany. Austria, Hungary. LuNemburg
and Turkey. Africa, West Asia and the
East Indies
Ths Sorweg,an-American steamship
Bergenshord, sailing tomorrow for Bsr-
gen, Will take mail. closing at 10 A. NJ.
for Norway, sweden. Denmark. Germany.
Austria. Hungary ANA Turkey. also for
The sun., 1915-06-11
WEST BRoNX FLAT SITES.

AVENCE--The estate Of
Clcmentine NJ. Silvernan and the
Clemilt Realty Company have sold
to II Manhattan builder. a client OF
j. Charles we5chier. a plot of thirteen
and ha.t lots on the cas-; side Of
Harrison avenue. north OF lS0;h
street. The purchaser intends to erect
four hve story apartment houses.
NORRIS ANENUE-McI.erno Bros.
have sold for the Campus Realty Corr
poration the plot on the west side
OF Morris avenue. $50 feet south OF
ls4th street, with ia frontage of 10
feet and extending through the block
70 the east side oc Walton avenue.
wh re the frontage is also - feet.
The property has Q depth of 200 feet.
The new owner is builder. who
contcmplates erecting five story apart
mtnis on the site. Thcr" is to be
station on the jerome avenue sub
way AT lS3d street, a short distance
away. DiaEonally opposite the site
Just sold is the new high school being
erected on the block bounded by lS4th
street, Field place. Morris and Cres-
ton avenues
The sun., 1915-06-11
Let Robbcr Escapri Arrcstcd MS
victim.

MlSSEAPoLis. MINI, June l0,--Iatrol-
man William Mccarthy, investigating a
disturbance at the Red Star saloon.
saw two men running down the street,
He fred shots in the air until one Of
the men stopped. Mccarthy aprroa ~hed
and placed him under arrest lie was
then informed that he had arrested
the victim OF holdup man while the
victim was in tho act Of chasing tho
rohher The other man escaped
John Holllkas, the victim, said that
although cut by the glass. he chased
one OF the men until loss OF blood forced
him to give UP,
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a., due a. per bond; ATTY, John

q. due a.. per bond; nty. John Y
SOUTHERN GoULEyARD,. !. .. soc :. iisd
az Stty. = w snow ~. iS0S Il 0%Ss . S'n"na $4,000
LOTS ie: and y; parcel /. map iot. SOLD
Webster Rity co--Jennie q Cochran to
Mary l. Corei,, It2 North High st. Mount
vernon, Y. June 2. due July !. 1913
p c. atty. l. 7 Co. 100 Broad,
riFFA&Y ST, cor Maxwell st. isSx
$50. to W Bsrretto ct; also Barretto Ct.
81 Bramweil TO John II. iienshs.x, .?oao
sway. Sept rs, 1911 due March 80 ioi!:
BEACH ~. -, i.s.ii {, iss,h ct: s5,'ss
a. per contract without interest .at,y;
UEioN Az. n " cor iss,h s, ?s7.ss ar
kur.nMsn M 4 IF"' =. as Broad at ..,s!. 500
Hsra ia sT wh. S Pas. sf1Th I'd aodss; s'H
sss Bronx Boulevard, Jurs g. due IS
per bond: atty. T q 4 Co. i7s sr9ssda,
sPEScER' kv. n. assist st, ., .y,s'iy
ssx,sio--Zay II Grant or Holland 90
Lena sauer. edn. Sc r si'h a.. June 10.
yrs. p C; atty. " c French, u TAIN
L9Ts S.s, i;s e Ss,i,. e ,S fR RsF a.ss nw In sv
s's s,'ys n:'Ns,isi a.;i y h. NAs, z Sor,5 y'i
sHSGPRfip'sN Av. nve iis,h 8. ,''sisY
20 Mott av :stx'2, 6--wal,er 4
PARK pi. june 10. due Sov /. Isis. So e;
atty. T @ a T Co. I7s Bway ... $500
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

fwith name and address of lender attorney
LOTS 7s-sl. Map l,tl?. dated Feb u. 1910.
arons n nse'pa Fss sac e. iG wapcr p"T TO
Ctotona Rl,y Co. atty. " NJ wechsler.
Elff22AnBETiH liz nETi ST :as. 5. scxssS APR T'':I is
ssv Bank; atty. VIM c orr. 81 cham.
sTH IF Az. cor 7siih st. 27.:sl 90. June Mo TO-
lso7-Jno wysonG. Newport. r I. to
7 q & r Co. l76 Bway 900
l7sTH ST. $50 T. known as lot so. map to7
l?Og--SaTah McGowan 10 Jno j Cron u,
Sl7 W S5th St. satisfied OF record with
out production Of mort by order su.
9Th Av. cor 18th st. oeNs? Juac !.
lsll--sth Av 18Th ST Rlty co TO kicn-
ard Stein, atty. W NJ weehslcr. l65
i.STH sT $ :. iiss s,h ay, IS sxss,Ic
July y; lsit1Anns r Pe'tes to Am;
.,aedt CO. iot ?5th st; a,iys, cshell
ASTHoNY AZ, 5. isO l7sd st, runs W
rs to 5 Clay av N b5.sx s.; 70 W
-Wellwyn r a. g Co to Caroline Wayne,
l3i Riverside Drive; attys, Pratt 8 l.,
DivIsfeS9SSr e9Sr sr '5s.E5 bet 'ca;hariSe VVS g
Market SITS 25x6s. Sept 30. l9os-l.con &
Rells HIrsch to Fanny dreenebaum; I;
atty, Goldoerg 3oe Bway $4,000
Sax tx W iGx l5.6x 2 100 to " 5
av X 22.G to beg, Jan 7, lslb-Saml g.
Hannah stern to Kowacs const Co; atty.
y T co. l35 Bvay.,....,,.,.... $500
VALENTINE Az, 1880. =, iis n 1874 st.,
e5x7l 9N2jlN6s.li, May 81. l9l2-Sarsh
Berger to Amelia Gernhardt. attys, Price
Bros, "1l BWaN y l,U0u
l0CTH ST. = :, l67 G Riverside Drive. 2sx
l00.il sept |, l9l4-Emily h Lydell
whitehead Poughkeepsie, Y, to AL
Neuman a. Newgass. Rector st 81. 900
STH AV 9e5. =, 73.s II 2ist 81. 22.6Sl0o.
Mar 80. lss2--Eliz Woodward to same.
as admx' atty Fredk A Camp. $50
18TH ST, l6 W. =. a35 5th av, e5x
99.ll, July 5, l9l3--Right 90. as
Nassau 81. 10 Gramercy Investing Co, 81
Irving p: attys Beals Nicholson. |
Madison av...,..,..,,........ 900
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TEN STORY BRONX APARTMENT.

The r J, kearns CONSTRUCTION Com
pany Is having plans drawn for m
apartment house to go up at the north
west corner of Grand Boulevard and
Concourse and 1884 street, adjoining
Mr. kearns's residence Charles Schaef-
fer Is preparing preliminary designs,
which call for ten story house with
facade OF bricN and limestone. The
building will cover n plot 97xl0i. The
construction will not be started until
next year
The sun., 1915-06-11
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For essteru New York. fair to-day. e1-
cept probably rain In north portion,
shower tomorrow, variable winds. be-
coming Isht southeast.
For New England. fair to-day; showers
tomorrow: warmer In the interior: light
northeriy wfnds, becoming southeast.
For New Je~ey and eastern Penneyi-
vanis- partly cloudy to- day; SHOVE to-
morrow; iigh. southsart winds
For western New York. showers to-dayi
cloudy tomorrow; moderate southeast
winds
NEW YORK. June 1.-THE pressure WA
moderately low over Naw England yester-
day. bur high elsewhere westward into
the Mississippi valley from . centre over
the middle lake resious
Low pressure prevailed generally over
the western half OF the country, except
the north Pacific ststee. and possessed
several centres Of moderate strength. the
principal one Of which was over the mid
die Missouri valley
Showers occurred In north central sec-
,ions. but most os the country the
weather WAS fair.
II was somewhat cooler IN the middle
Atlantic States and In the Northwest and
temperatures were close to the freezing
point IN Wyoming hut in the central
vaileya II was warmer
In this city the dan was fair. cooler
IN the morning. growing warmer: wind.
freeh northwest: average humidity. 4s per
cent. barometer. corrected to read to sea
The temperature in this city yesterday.
as recorded BY tho oficiai thermometer. Is
shown In the annexed table;
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Buy HOMES IN BRoOKLYN-

The Rockmoro Realty Company has
so'd the following TWO story brick dwell
lngs Sc ForGel avenue to Susan f..
,ornellv. 563 E!dert lane 10 J, f. Hirsch,
VI Eldert lane to Margaret Kracke and
.N E.dcIt lane to George and Susie
RAINING, The plots are lSyl00 feet.
The sun., 1915-06-11
OLD LORD G. TAYLOR'S LEASED.
Wfilowware Dealers Take Part
Of the Broadway store.

Pease 4 Elliman have leased for a
term OF years. at an aggregate rental Of
about S50.000, part OF the old Lord &
Tayior site, which ran from Broadway
to Fifth avenue. between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets. The property leased
Is Ss3 Broadway and Ii and is East
Nineteenth street. a frontage OF % feet
on Broadway and ~ feet on the street.
which belongs to the estate of John M.
Dodd. 1t Is covered at present with old
buildings which will DO extensively
altered to meet the needs OF the new
tenants, Charles Zrn & Co. marurac-
turers ard importers Of wiilowwars and
one OF the oldest firms In the business.
having been located on Grand street for
the past seventy years
The sun., 1915-06-11
T.. $. REVENUE DEPT TO MOVE,

Spear & Co, have rented to the United
states Government for tho Internal
Revenue Department of the Third dis
trict the second floor In the Victoria
Building. Fifth avenue. Broadway and
Twenty-seventh street. The department
at present occupies the ground floor at
the northeast corner OF Third avenue
and Sixteenth street. where 1t has been
located for sixteen years
The sun., 1915-06-11
NAY TAKE OVER BIG LOFTS.

The 80 East Twenty-first Street Cor.
poration has been formed with these di.
'eciors: Harriet &. and George P, Me
ss''A and Helen +. Griffsu. presunsbi,
- TAKE over the twelve story loft
building at IS to 52 East Twenty-frsi
nm,reet, running through to 10 Eas'
ttwen,ieth street, which Henry Corr
built In 1910.
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BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

Calm & Pittman are the buyers Of the
two two story dwellings at 1920 ard
1922 Batheate avenue, reported sold
recently. They plan to alter the houses
and install stores with bakers oven
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY, 100. space on ground, mcz
canine. second and fourth noors-Equi-
table otncs Bldg Corpn to IAber'S, Ma
from July l. 1915, attys. White & g.
,sTH 81 Sts.is T. ali-jo, d Ensei to
July !. 1915; atty. DAM Drange, 80
AvESuE D. n cor 18th ST. lsO.axss.
all-Midcity Rlty Corpn to Jacob Eifert
cSomSs co" S < wilson. $50 RroaSwsS',,
=, Brookiyn ...o,,.' sPe on cost Of BIDS
Emily d Van wagenen ct al trus, to
Carl Thurmaner ct al, 25i W s2d st. 10
yrs from Feb l. 1916; attys Wolf X.
7,sT sT Ta tIi i. stores-sami Gosde s''go to
Jos Pcklo. al e fist st, 5 yrs from
May !, 1885, atty Bank OF Europe. 1922
AMsTEERDAM 'Avi. iioG, store fiooPw cGDD
Chss Christman TO Nicholas Dephtereos
and ano, see w l45th st, 4 %-i2 yrs from
June !. 1915; atty Thos + Kane, 50
LENox Av. isi. store and basement base g-O
Theresa Proops to Calvin w Royal. 81
W lsith st. yrs from June /.
ssTH sT a., i, stocrre.piora Iackeii 10
Jacob Lipshitz, sos e ssd st. 5 yrs from
Oct l. i9i+ atty, Marvin q Lewis AZ
soth 81 '''.''.''''''.''. SsOf
Bronx
i74TH ST. 4s2 e, all-Abraham II vogei
to Isaac landau, 49a Il lItth st. S yrs
from June l. 1915: attys, Lese a g, s5
i7tTH ST. ,9c r. ai,-same' 10 same. STS yrs
from June !, 1918; atty. same $4,000
isITn ST IS; z; SsHona wss;sr,y s'o,s
College av, . yrs and . mos from avg
l.. 1914; atty, Abr steinwurzei. 2ss Il
iebth<st '.'..'''''''''''''''' 1850
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BROKERS IN RECENT DEAL.

y. Brigham Hall and William u.
Bioodgood were brokers in the sale re-
corded on Wednesday Of the dwelling
at 100 East Thirty seventh street for
the Alwell Realty Company to Maude F..
Hall.