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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-19
moNoToSoUs

Black spots dance before my
eyes, doctor" complained the ~
cicty patient.
THAT i very snsoy1ns enAl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-19

One Of the Tacoma daiies is displaying with con-
adorable pride letter from U. S. official congra-
nnfne the editor on the excellence of an editorial
"a insanity.
Recognition, At iast:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-19

The embargo hops having been lifted America
t1n the French ship
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-04-19

ON ITS WAY
The Manor course, you I'M
derstand, dear, that our engage
mem must be kept secret?
The Woman-Oh, yes, dear! l
tell everybody that.-New York
American.
A DIAGNOSIS
The man who turns his trousers
up
Six inches at the bottom,
Has mostly got his brains turned
down
That it,. when he has got EN-.
San Francisco Chronicle.
THE AFTERMATH
81 thought the Christmas ex-
pense was over, but it isn't"
How now"
my wife has exchanged a lace
handkerchief and 5000 additional
for a fur coat. kansas City
Journal.
GETTING 1T RIGHT
Hes broke"
And the girl he was engaged
to has dropped him."
she dropped and broke him.
eh?"
mo; she broke him and then
dropped him.''--Houston Post.
1
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disguise
Ieppnpesncn Chicago IL Sherlock
Hnnn nvC editor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
East Side Buildings Leased--store
and office Vacancies reduced.

NJ. q l.. Hess have leased to the Car
bondale Mills about 800 feet OF Office
space on the ninth floor OF the Victoria
building. 232 Fifth avenue. at Twenty
seventh street. also the store at 1862
West Twenty-thrd street to Anton Berg
le"eller. and space o02-03 at 1853 East
Iwenty-frst street to Perlman &
Schnall. manufacturers Of decorated
linens.
peas% a Gilman have rented tho
store at West Thirty-fir street TO II.
Lehman.
William p. Jones a son have leased
the store at 592 Ninth avenue to
James Butler for "A term OF years.
Hiram Rinaldo has leased the building
III 2l2 Grand street, adjoining the north
east corner of the Bowery, for Harry
Schlosser OF Erie. Pa. TO Harry Ostrov
Tor term OF years, and tho building at
li1 Bowery for NJ r. Burke to the
Manhattan Enameled Ware Company
for term OF years
Ogden Clarkson have leased for the
estate of Walden Pell to l.. A. Feldman
for term of years tho store and base
ment at "a and 20 West Thlrtieth street.
The Fire Companies Building Cor
poration has rented space In It's build
ing, so Maiden lane and 81 Cedar
street, to the Continental Casually Com
pany, 7 Ludlow CHRISTIE, Arthur O.
Caller, y. Hubbard, Jr 4 Co, J. A.
GOLDBERG, Honigbaum Lewis, Inc.
| Adolph VI. Rosenfed and Russell T.
/ Cornell.
Joseph r. Se'tz has leased the store al
732 Lexington avenue to Herman Leh.
| muth. the store at 75I Lexington avenue
| to NJ. Casimir, the store at TAT Lexing.
| ton avenue To Isidore Bloch, the store
at l23 East Fifty.ninth street TO Emma
| Linck offices In the northeast corner Of
/ Sixtieth street and Lexington avenue
! to the Public Service Commission and
! stores at 10 East Sixty-thlrd street q
Anna Hoffman and Joseph Faison.
| Benjamin Highlander has leased TO tn,
| Randa Hat Company the fourth loft ir
81 TO 81 West 'Thirty-eighth street for q
term OF years.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company ha.
I leased for f1ve years the store at gel y
Sixth avenue 10 the Edwin Cigar Com
pany
Sidney L. warsawer has leased for {
term of years the store at PIT Yves
! Forty-second street to S. Roman.
Shaw & Co. have leased the store a
3i2 Lenox avenue to Oscar Schein for 4
term of years.
Clement II. Smith has leased tho stor,
at AS fremont avenue to l.. Open
heimer for three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
loft BUILDING ON
FIFTH AVE. CORNER
opcralion Affects Dinsmore
Property at 31st St.-hlild-
inc viii Be IL Stories.
OPERATOR IN TWO DEALS

r,. ..w,r Dinsmore property at the
.,.r,5r., corner Of Fifth avenue ana
r...u n,-' street and a parcel adjo.n-
.., oil rc street have been sold "a
,,,l5,rs Who viii improve the site with
,v,lye story commercial building The
..ore.', is reported to have been sold
Tor 100000 20 Harry and Joseph Falk
80 Jacob n. SrhiG and others as
.,,s,,,. The sellers bought the prop
ATTY two months ago in a foreclosure
.x,i,st the Flemish Realty Company
az tgt0. noo The Flemish Realty Com
.a,v bought IL the previous year from
ur. Robert +. Huntington and Miss
Madeline Dinsmore IN Il trade in
rb,ch the tventv-orc story loft build
,,r A. II 10 ~ East Twenty-siXth street,
attending through the block to Twenty
..,en,h street. was the chief considera-
Elm, The Falks have secured a build.
Inc loan Of $4,000 for the improve
.,.r, OF the property with q twelve
story lot and Office building which has
hs.n designed bv George and Edward
alum The corner property IL 2eiNlO0
and the street property 25N9S.9. The
hu,ers have recently been operating IN
,hs Washington Heights apartment
house section. having erected under the
ZANE Of the Strathmore Construction
compary an eleven story building
>, riverside Drive and l55th street ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
NIpISsING REPORT OUT.
Net Profits some hat Lower Than
for Previous Year.

The report OF the Nipisslng Mines
Company for the year ended December
81, 1914, shows ore production OF ~
5l6.o 65, as compared with 2,756,6l2 the
year previous and with total income Of
S255s,732, against s2,S0+,093. Net
profits were sl,57s,7i5. as compared
with slS45.ioS. The profit and loss sur
plus on December 81. 1914, was sl,602.-
776, against 3l.25s.o6l on December 81.
1918.
The income account OF the N!n'ssins
Mines Company. the holding company,
shows total income OF sl,2S5,06s,
against s1.s3ol26 with total deductions
Of sl235.62S, against sl,S3l,757. leaving
"a deficit OF 500 for the year. The rrof:
ard loss surplus o. December 81. 1914,
is given as Sj.720. as compared with
St.o19 On December 81. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered At Albany Yesterday:
West End Avenue. Manhattan. c1pitb'
$50 900. directors. Albert Stse SHMu". T.
ksou ana William II. Freese, Nrw York
city.
rlemill Realty Company, Manhattan,
capital $4,000. directors. Milton " S'-
vernan, Carrie q Silverrnhn and Anrson
L. white. NV York city
Edward J spar'nhurF. Manhattan
caultal 10000. directors, Edward
Sparrnburs Mile jacobson ana Emil
Nasen. New York cit,,
slg Avenue So John COMPANY Man
haitian. capital $500. directors, Max
Hir~,h. Julia Hirsch and Ella W"riutn,
New York city
Greater cry Sales Company. BROOKLYN
capItN s. 600; directors Harry W, fs.N
Brooklyn. y Y, Paul W. Emrick H,lls,
y y and Harry < JONES, Jamaica. = y
Iowerre summit Development COMPANY
Youktrs. capital $500 600. directors. g
Irving Latin. Lowcrre summit, Ionk"rs.
y. y; George II lowerte. Park ~ Do
Yonkers. y Y. and Irving l.. Cotnn.
Mamaroneok, ". Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
OPERATOR N TWO DEALS.

william n. Fitzpatrick, who has not
tsured as buyer for several weeks,
cane TO the front yesterday with two
Purchases. one in the swamp district
and another on the West Side just south
Of the Pennsylvania, where printing
i-ades have been stirring things up a
b!l In the downtown district he ac-
CURED from the Isham estate the five
story elevator building formerly occu-
ped by the Volunteer Hospital at SO
Cold street for consideration OF about
$4,000 The property measures aixlo4
feet and has been owned by the Isham
estate since 1851. 1t has just been
lsased by the Horace r Ely Company
70 leather firm. The Ely firm and the
Charles F. Noyes Company negotiated
he sale. The other purchase was made
through the office of +. n. Ludlow x
Go and affects the two five story tene-
reni houses on plot 50Sl0s at 43I
isd i39 West Thlrtieth street. owned
BY Mary q. Scott OF Paris. France. This
property was sold for all cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
RENT wEsTCHEsTER PLACES.

Fish 4 Marvin have leased for the
summer the furnished cottage at Briar-
cliff Manor known as Pocantico cot
tage to A. J. Newbury OF this city for
Mrs. Mary T.. DOW her country estate
at Briarcliff Manor for the summer,
furnished. to Daniel A. Loring OF New
York city. The property consists OF a
large country house, outbuldngs and
about four acres OF land. Fish & Mar
win have also rented for Mrs. F. s.
Marshall the Dysart cottage at Briar-
clifY Manor TO Mrs. r. u. Palmer for
the summer.
Dr. Elizabeth Severn. child educator
has taken one of the largest residences
at Philipse Manor for school, In which
her experimental work will be con
Quoted. Another lessee is Mrs, r. NJ
Nanderbeck OF New York city, who ha
taken one OF the homes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
MORE DYCKMAN APARTMENTS

POST AVENUE-The Hudson Invest
Ing Company has bought from Will
I'm II. Rolston the northwest corner
Of Post avenue and Academy street,
q plot l00X100. The company will
erect on the site two five story apart
rent houses The buyer recently
bought 100 foot site on Academy
street west Of Broadway which is
being improved with two five story
apartments. Mr. Rolston bought the
Post avenue corner in foreclosure.
having taken title yesterday.
WEST SSTH STREET-Frederick Zit-
tel g. Sons have sold for Edyth
Grant and Nettie Baker ia West
Egtty-eighth street, a three story
and basement dwelling on lot lsN
zoos near Amsterdam avenue, The
house had been In the possession OF
the sellers since 1890. John y,
Evsrltt, who il the buyer, will occupy
TIE house. He gives in part payment
.o' West l3lst street, three story
and basement dwelling on lot l6.sN
sSll near Seventh avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
BANKERS OPPOSING
TAX ON DEBTS BILL
Investment Association Says
Measure FavOrs Real
Estate Men.
WOULD TAX MORTGAGES

Robert r. Reed. counsel for the In
vestment Bankers Association, In
statement on behalf OF tho association
yesterday opposed the passage OF The
Tamadge bill now before the State Leg
slature which proposes an annual tax
on all debts except obligations based on
New York State real property. His
stand is based on the fact that this OK
ception makes the bill unequal In Its
operation in that II favors the real ee-
tate interests at the expense OF the
holders OF other bonds
The Investment Bankers Association
does not oppose the annual tax on
funded debt but II does oppose the arbi-
trary selection OF unsecured debts and
debts not secured by New York real es-
tate as special object of taxation.
while the same kind of debt happening
to carry such security remains practi-
cally exempt" Gays Mr.. Reed. we
urge that the proposed annual tax take
the form Of n compulsory tax against
all funded debt, with a permissive pro-
vision for the payment of such tax In
advance at a discount for a limited num-
blr Of years, so that the exemption tax,
20 called, will be apportoned to the
period " the debt, and that neither A
hundred year bond nor an Indefinitely
extended mortgage debt should be per-
manently exempted. The tax under this
! plan would be apportioned to the actual
! maturity Of the debt, and IN the case o,
| three or fve year mortgage bond
/ should certainly not exceed one-half OF
per cent, the amount OF the present
| tax"
/ Mr. Reed shows that through the ex'
/ tension by mutual agreement OF real es
+ tate mortgages at expiration the effec'
Of the mortgage recording tax Of ono
d half of / per cent has been virtually
nullfed. About rs per cent. OF th'
mortgages in this city, II Is stated, are
/ being carried In this way the rene~a
tax thus being avoided. He proposed Al
I amendment TO the bill now before thu
[ Legislature providing that mortgages
should be taxed equally with other debit
! il continued In force after maturity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

ns'ii1s - ' %"i! q. ar: =. 10:
skMG f THy5r hea s. G ic sans. ,.yy
AhsHTEtRsbaa S'yy,' .'.%'i.,,..issis e 4
nelly. Inc, 1855 Bway, Apr l. due j1n ss
!, 1915. > c.....t...,..'.'''.. ''i@'
Bron1.
Borough OF The Brons.)
i5oTH ST, . g. 90 e Tintcn av. bsx7s--
Macy CONSTR Co to Selma siegbert. Long
per bond; atty. T c.. i0S
LOT G~ q. map Hunts Point Est.,.s.zsr:
z is,h st. trus. ,hpi 2. yrs, go C. Az; ~
Gh.. 1 1v Rpe - to Non, ii Haven Co
?i22. 6,h av. Api a., |, yrs. p C; atty;
IN sherman .n,9, q F T"S sso,i;,sr'H 5000
sw x2os2s e-xsc27--John r. Haskin
Estates Inc, TO Bowery savings Bank,
p g atty. Ny Title In. CO, iss
SANE HMsy pRopERrYsamrIe' to Geo W Short short,
due Nov l. isis, c. atty
sssi:s4,..i %.s.: !. q. $.:s
mann" 80 s,,y ~ hd Y, Al R.Trm %s%'a's
EAGLE Az sst. VS.. i,.,i..s,.BsseS,t;s
Engelhardt to Frank Aug. $50 Cary av.
West New Brighton. q I, Api l. yrs.
6h pc; attys. Hildreth & r. Sd sv and
lfotn ~. So,U"V
KINsELLA Az. n .. being lots % ard "a,
map part Downing estate, boN10o--John
MCAvon to Thos q Crawford, coSe
Amsterdam sy, Apl ]. due as per bond
atty, q & T Co. 17s Bwsy 49,. 5000
CROToSA Af. nws, 100 is7th 81. 26xs0
Maria Suk 70 John suk. ?iii Crotona
av, prior mtg $1,000, Apl 6. q yrs, D c.
atty, T a Co. l7s Rway ST. 600
LoNGFELLow AV. nes, 1875 nv West
chester av. AK trreEuiar--Absar Rlty Co
to Manhattan Mtg Co. 200 Pway, Apl
| Z, due as per bond atty. Manhattan Mia
CO. 200 Bway .,.'...............s33 . 900
| LoNGFEBLOW Av. E p. 1925 West
! chester av. 66x irresular--Same to came.
| Apl Y, due a. per bond atty.
| sans ...................... ,e22. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders a,
tOrnsy1


COLLEGE Az. -. ies,ies i79th r. icos
100 Apr 10, 13lQ-Mt Glare Tmpt Co 20
Geo u Hardie; atty. Manhattan Mir GO,
18TH ST. =. "a " Forest av !, fVioe.
Nov rs, lSs7--Jno W Decker TO E.it Is
stone Ossin!ng, y, ATTY. / ] | c.,
H0UsroN Sr. n :. i67 lie, av. les5oNi>x
20 10. Jan 90. lgo3--Herman Luft to
Go;tlicb Z Berkemeier e. al eNrs
trustees; atty. l. Co 20
SAME PRopERTY. FEB as. 1907 Herman
& Ray Nulgrim TO Dora Davis. atty, NY
Bergman, II? Nassau st. ... 81 600
lslST ST. 1875 W. g. $50 TN az, COX
gs.ll. May 10, l9l3--Aipha Ply -lcal Gull
ture Club to Mary Burns, ils w $50 t.
ATTY. Willard r johnson. III Bway s. $50
9TH ST. 40 W. III from Mac
douRal II, s2.6Sl09 Aug 10, laot-l.ouis
Fuchs 20 Rachel Bachrach. 1899 Madison
av sati-Aed OF record without produc-
ton % mtg ny order supreme Court Apr
8, 1915, Justice jos Newb-rgor. atty,
Abr Cohen, III Bway .,..-..... .....,.
ASSIGNMENT OF INT In Ls mtgs. Mar 4.
lgl5-JAs Weeks. rXf trustee TO Agnes
T Wheeler e; ali ATTY. Jas ' rreai I've,
sEDGWICK Az. vs. SOIL Kingsbrldse
I'd 26al0O Nov /. l90s-Fordham Realty
Co to Central Mtg Co, attys. Otis
AMSTERDAM Az. W cor s5th ~, lo2 *
e. May e is?a--Mary Iran rrnn''' H., -, 20
ct al trustee; atty, Frank l. H.. 80
Broad 81 ....s.''''' '-t' r' GOO '' '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
Wet Side.
twsst Of rInh av between Fourteenth
and 10Th sts)

s7rH ST. n =, 400. " 7th az. isssss -
WIN Goldstone TO Alrose Realty Co. los
Park Row. Apr !. mtg $4,000; atty..
Myers 4 e, 900 Bway ....,,...,. 500
10TH ST. - a?5 Central Park West,
:5xi0s ?--Helen W Seamens to Roy A
Curtis, Sheffield, Mass. Apr I: atty. 9
asTr19; sTs bw9y' ,.o' 80 ;c.r,r., paw s,vS
West, :oxiooti Iforeclos Mar sD--
David Mcconnell, ref. to Fredk de
Foster. Tuxedo Park. 4 sno, trustees
wall At $40 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
THE STEEL MARKET.

Sentiment IN many quarters Of The
steel trade is reported 70 be fairy opt
mistiC. and producers look ahead 10 fur
Their Improvement in conditions Large
export business II steadily coming into
the country, the bulk OF which repre-
sents war materials. Some contracts
are being placed mere which formerly
mt 20 nations now AZ war Raj! buy
ing has been quiet recently.
NH orerltiOns have been maintained
every where and AZ some points further
increases have been noted All depart
nents OF every MIN IN the Nahonrc
Valley viii ne m operation THIS week for
the frs. time In about year In other
districts several mills are operating
nearly all Of their productive capacity.
The Iron 40" says The pig IRON
uutput OF March Is clear coordination
OF the reports OF recent weeks IA 70
| the n Chez rate ~ steel works operations
Since january ! the uet gain IN furnaces
In blast has been ~ and the yearly
! rtte. wrlrh ON January WIS lN''" 900
! tons, haI r'oyr'cd 10 ~" r''o".-1 r"
| figure Of .6.u00.r0o TONS ou Arr.' { The
| Increase In 'hrrr MONTH. Nns thus -
| nor cent. pryc'ca''v aN -; - '0 steel
making pig iron
! "p.c iron production N Nl'ra wa7
oOGG S3i tons, or 6G,i15 tons dav,
AGAINST lGT4,77l tons m rehruory o-
| 5g.Sl3 tons day on April furnaces
| In blast numbered 1911, with capac ~
Of 70.59l tons "A day, against i76 active
on March |. with capacity 81 tHo33 tons
a day. The present rat" Of production
! Is the highest since Aur'l. l9lA, when
! the evanston OF 'hc cIrly months ~
, asst wear was cu'Tlut'rc-
"Tha rail- trade has not Nourisned
lately and the distribution Of tho Penn
sylyania Railroads. order promises 20 be
further delayed. The Canadian mill al
the Suult is reported 10 have closed tive
| further contracts with Western roads
for over 5000 tons each and the South
| ern Railway has placed 500 tons a.
! En.lry The Nova Scotia rail mill II
,redited with 80 900 ton contract To-
south Africa, with other African bust
nrns ncndlng"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
HIGHER SILVER PREDICTED.


Higher prices for silver are looked
for 10y ice-Presidcrt Brush OF the
American smelling and Refining Com
many, who presided AZ the annual meet
ings Of the stockholders of this com
vauy and OF the American Shelters
Securities Company Yesterday
Tho price !s chehy dependent upon
the demand from lndtSL which normally
takes 20 per cent. OF the metal The IN
dustrial and business outlook IN India
for the year is good sad MIR. Brush
Though conditions In Mexico are un.
changed. said Mr.. Brush. tho company's
properties have sustained only slight
dAmAgrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

Robert S Clark OF Coorerstown. =.
Y became the owner Yesterday OF the
,o, l0uNl0O at the south corner OF
Tnh avenue and Ninety-ninth street.
VIVA, Mr. Clark paid for the property
,s not known II Is assessed for about
ulQ O0N Title to the land was ac-
oured hy Mr. Clark from Ella A. Rog-
OPS and John GelIatly for nominal
consideration. II MIR. Clark plans a
home on the property II will be the most
rortherly Of high class Fifth avenue
dwellings Just to the north across
yne,y.ninth street begins the property
., Mount Sinai Hospital, which, 1t has
been said. will he improved some time
with hospital buildings. Up to this time
The most northerly homes planned for
Fifth avenue are those John Russell
pope and an unnamed friend are 70
build on the block front on Fifth avenue
rom Ninety-sixth to Ninety-seventh
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

eth av, a745 to 21bi--Manhattan Ry Co
axt Rachel Hyman ct al. sth av. 27b3-
2TS5-Same agt Louis Elsenberg ct al,
SIN av, 276s TO 27s6--Same agt Sophie
stcrns ct al, sth av, 2it 10 2li3---Same
AIT Paul Schuhose ct nj, sth ay .35a--
same sgt John c Bremen ~ al STA at,
gSIl--Samc agt Anna w lirpp - al;
Sth ay, 2st7-Same Hgt Henry Wrult
et al; sth av. 2I00---Sumc agt Emile
BeIn ct nj; sth nv, 2IO5---Same agt John
Hartlen ct al; sth NV, 2GSS--Same agt
Anna " Hepp ct a. Columbus av, lt9
and I5---Sanne agt Chas X saul ct al;
sth av 269s--Sume agt Minnie Love-
ct al, trustees; 9th az, il9~-Sime agt
John II Cordss ct al; Columbus av lbs
Same aEt Joseph Zimmern ct al; 9TH av.
.tl--Sams agt Robert Gray ct al, Co
lumbus av, iss 10 i7s-Same agt APP
picton D Palmer et al; Columbus av.
is2 and ls4-Sane agt George Fonn ct
al; Columbus aN, ltO to l+G--]am- aBt
I'do NJ Flcischmin 81 Rli Columbus aN,
i3l 70 Itl---Same ugt Dewitt g Fana-
gan ct al, 9TH uy, I1s-Slne agt Loon
hard Bonner ct al: Nth .v, 7i6--Same
act Annie W Schierlok ct nj; 9th HN, iG6
--same agt Geo II Llglnger 81 al 9th av
763-Same ngt Theodore IL Mulch ct al,
9TH av. 755--Same ast Augusta Nandrn
Henden ct al; 9th av, 46b---Ssino agt
August strunins ct al; 9Th av, S?-,-
same agt Margaret Bauer ct al: 9Th
sv. Sii-sss.me sst Abbot. c comses :.
Al: ofesnwtch 1t. S21-Same AIT VIM r.
Cowi 1t 81; Gre~nwtch o.. Sse--<sams sSt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
REALTY ESTATE MEEsTINGs.

The House and Real Estate Owners
Association will meet tomorrow evening
at Turn Hail. Lexington avenue and
Eighty-fifth street
The West Side Taxpayers ASSOCIATION
-,,,, meet this evening at Helnebund
Hail oG7 West Thirty-fourth street.
The Throgs Neck Taxpayers Associa-
t,on will, meet tomorrow evening at the
Tbrogs Neck School. Eastern Boulevard
near Baisley avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
SELLS HUNTS POINT HOUSES.

HOE AVENu- E--Samuel Cowen has
ROD for tho Utility Realty Company
mo five three family brick dwellings
o. 1858, 1881, 1881, 1883 and l5i3
ll." avenue, each on lot 20Nl00. The
.ran.5l was recently acquired by
l1N"tr., Davis
AAIl'N NNENUE-The Stcinnletz
Construction Company, Samuel u.
e.'.ln''z president, has bought 29I2
NHr'N Avenue. "A two and one-hali
s'pfh uwriiug on plot JONllO, be-
tween -oolh and 2olst streets. The
hN' asc's win erect five story
aN-Ltm,ni house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
BRISK TRADING IN LONDON.
New Issue Of Treasury bills Doesn't
Vnsettle Prices.

I.oHnoS, April The markets to-
day were cheerful. with trading brisk,
although business is still held up by
the emergency regulations. The gilt
ed ID section was firm News OF a
new issue OF Treasury bills was not
an inserting factor. Home rails were
steady. Mines. oils and rubbers ruled
strong
Americans were active and Arm. The
market has Quleted down somewhat In
sympathy with events on your side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
RtNk NEAR QUEENS BRIDGE.

Tine Bank OF Long Island has pur-
eaf"d through the firm OF Gross n
h''N 'owpluy a plot on the north side
OF uc Greensboro Bridge Plaza, be-
Wee Jackson and Hunter avenues.
ms property was formerly owned by
henry Elkns, who held IL for
nImnot If years. II is understood that
me Bunk Of Long Island is having plans
prepared and will erect an appropriate
uahtlng house on the property, where
VIII couduc, another of It's numerous
e1nrhes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
THE SUGAR MARKET.

The spot basis for raw sugar was
lowered Yesterday to 40 cents pound
duty paid New York. A sale OF $500
bags OF Cuhas aroat was reported at
that price. Fifteen thousand bags ioad-
ing for Boston were sold AT 1889
cents. equal TO duty paid New York
basis OF 40 cents Refined sugar was
Gulct and unchanged al . % cents. The
Warner aud Federal interests continued
o. quot" . cents The demand for with
lravu's j. 'cNt. but better conditions
are looked for AZ soon "a better weather
conditions obtain.
The sugar futures market at the
coffee Exchange was active, with prices
easier under selling prompted by the
decline Of spot. Total sales were $500
pr-ce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08

Allaire & Son have rented Meadow
side, al Rumson, ". J., the country place
of Chester NJ. Williams, furnished, to
Theodore +. Shonts, president OF the
Interborough Company; also leased the
Carl F. Boxer residence on the Rum
son road. furnished. for the season to
Augusto +. Pulido OF Philadelphia, the
Allaire cottage at Little silver Point
to Charles l.. Fleming OF New YORK :
Mrs Horace +. Cooks residence on
Mamie avenue Red Bank, 10 Mrs, James
H. English OF Brooklyn; Mrs Thomas
:. Huhbards cottage on East Front
street. Red Bank. TO DR., A. w. Chap
pell; Richard Borden's Silver Mere Inn,
at Little Silver Point, to william j.
Burns. and the silver Bay House TO 3.
Bernard Bennett OF Newark.