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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
AT THE EMPIRE.

II increased attendance is to be
taken as evidence of the growing
popularity OF the Oliver Drama Play
ers at the Empire. last nights audi
ence Is more than ample proof that
the company has caught on" Not
only was the theatre packed TO the
doors. but over four hundred were
turaed away unable 10 gain admis-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
a. re MAIEsTIc.

Jan. IS and 1s-Max Figmaa and 10.
lita Robertson in What's His Name. b
by George Barr 1fcCutcheon.
Jan 2O-21-Mary Pickford in BE
hind the Scenes by Margaret Mayo.
Daniel F'rohmau production.
Jan. 22-Beatriz Aiichclena In Mrs.
Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch"
Jan 2f-lIabel Taiiaferro in The
Three OF Us"
Comins-Hiarie Dressler and Jane
COwi.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
OLD MISSION BEER

Equal to the Best Imported.
Have you tasted Old Mission beer?
Equal to the best imported and rec
commended by physicians.
(Adv.) ROCK ISLAND BREWING co.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
TO-DAY" AT ILLIwols.

The best acting seen on the stage OF
the Illinois theatre thus Tar the pres
ent season was Witnessed yesterday in
connection with the Interpretation OF
To-day" a story OF New York life
written by George Broadhurst- The
theme Is not nov: it's IN old and
often1oid story. though there IS here
and there originality IN the settings,
and therefore the success OF the play
must necessarily depend almost
wholly upon the manner in which II
Il enacted. The producers doubtless
appreciated this fact. for the company
sent TO Rock Island IS the last word
in perfection. Il Is understood there
are three companies playing To-day"
IL YOU saw the one that appeared here
Won could not see how IL could be i'm
uroved upon To-day" sends home
come frank truths Iou might not APP
urove in its entirety the story. yet you
viii have TO admit that il teaches a
powerfui moral. Frederick Wagner
wins in the real estate business in
New York. He becomes rich Settles
Young and pretty wife in elaborate
home His father and mother live
With them Young wife has social
fever. She breaks into the exclusive
set It's one round OF teas and balls.
etc Reverses overcome Wagner The
home Is sold. also his Wifes Jeweis'
and they take a fat Mrs Garland
old friend OF Mrs. Wagner. drops IN
after a season abroad Mrs Wagner
suffers in her modest surroundings
she needs clothes and millinery but
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
THE FAMILY

Jan. i7-Is--The Bankers Daush
ter with Katherine L. Sale.
Jan. 1920 Hearts and Flowers. %
Poynter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
NEWSIE TRIES TO
BUY BALL TICKET
Little Fellow Seeks to Repay
Help Given During illness
Of His Sister.

4 tiny nevSbOy came into the Rock
Island club today. walked boldly up
20 ,hs teiarz and asked for the ball
espartmsnL" He vas sent 10 the
bo.slnr alley. but did not seem 20 find
~ party. Finally he spied J. b. Bas-
ss,t. an invsterate bowler and one Of
lis ueu paper cusLomers- Upon in
e,ary SIR Bassett decided he wanted
The headquarters o. the charity ball
committee and ushered him politely
% che committee's room Secretary
Pcarre was busy. but he looked up.
10 d.. SON" said Mr.. Pearce.
Are you the charity ball?" said
TO lad
. am. said the doctor. What can
d. for your
Wei stammered the boy. When
NJ little lister was awful sick. a
n0.ce come % our place and give her
q 6atlr medicins'n took care o. her
and tidu'r cost us nOthiu. n she gos
well 90 . want 20 buy "A ticket"
with that he pulled out pennies and
n.cz.is % the amount OF A. cents. Dr.
Pearcs told him 20 keep the money.
mat the nurse was there for that pur-
pose and didn't take money for her
work The anabIe secretary slipped a
shiny piece Of silver In the boys
hand and told him 20 give Il 10 his
mother.
This" remarked DR.. Pcarce.
-s1oVs the good the visiting nurse
does and the publicity OF the boys
visit is compensation for the hard
vor< the committee Is doing and the
generous support accorded u by
TIE good people OF this locality"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
TIE COLONIAL.

Monday Midas OF The Iesert" .
reels. Fatty Magee's Pants" For
est Thieves
Tuesday-"omcer eco" reels.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
Irsor;.n, Special OFFER 20 Reader. Of
This Paper.

Any person desiring n copy OF the
Peoples Common Sense Medical Ac-
WISER before the edition 10 exhausted
should ssnd this notice. together with
- cents "a stamps. TO 1t. Pierce. IN
vAli4s Hotel. Buffalo. " Y. and
copy VIII Be sent By return mall al
Charges prepaid-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
HAM PERRY

"a prepared 10 do al kinds OF steam
Gnd hot water and vacuum heating
vcFS Unfo.I labor employed OF
Zee az Rosenfeid q Cox's plumbing
shop. 2025 Fourth avenue
Phone r !. 2-03: Res r. l. 1901
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-18
EMPIRE
ILLINOIS.
Jan is-Under Cover.

EMPIRE.
Jan. i. IS. 1e. 2O-"A Runaway
Wife"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
BETHLEHEM BREAKS RICH MAN
E~x-Pmrtner. selling
short, said to Have Lost NiIliOus.

p~irrsRURn. OCT. 2s.-The report is
ins.st,,nt here that a former associate o!
I. udrew Carnegie IN the steel business was
caught short in l;ethleh,m steel stock
and lost nearly his entire fortune. esti-
mated at from s.. 900. 900 TO s., 900, 600.
Charles NJ Srhwab. the controlling fg-
ure In Bethlehem Steel, was formerly
a copartner with the reputcd loser, both
owing their wealth 70 Mr.. Carnegie, Il IS
said. Friends Of the man who dabbled
uusuccessfIlly In the leading war bride
say that he was short thousands OF
shares on the stock-in fact had actually
invested millions in margins.
When the fnal crash came a few days
ago In. man in question paid over the
bulk Of his fortune rather thar Ice posted
among the down and outs according
20 the story. Previous to this. constant
demands on him for margins are said
20 hdN" drained millions from his re-
sources. According To one report cir
cula'+ d I'm the financial district here
81 Goa. orn w2s paid over IN one lump 10
protect the holdings Of the rittsburS
munger.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Albany. Oct. III following realty
Agn. Operating Corporation. Manhattan,
capital. $4,000. directors, william A.
Perry W,l'.s w: Russell. New York city
Kent Avenue Factory Corporation. Man.
haitian capital. $4,000; directors: George
Z simpson. Leslie simpson Mon,cislr,
steser.Gstden Company. Manhattan;
eapitsi $4,000; directors. 1eorse. r simP,
susanna sohneidsr' The Br"ny. y. Y 90
Apalaehieok Northern Land COMPANY,
Minnie Miller, Ellen K,ibourn and Ella Il.
Holding and developing Cooperation,
William 4. p. S1S''S M.l,.r ' y fau.s. .Tfe. %Sssss
York city James W Nell. Montciair. ". ]
100 Wee, it,d street Corporation, Man
Goidins. Mas miller ana susie Goidins,
samY;I ! Acr.c. Construction Com
Samuel A. Herzos, sidney Wei, and David
s Her.os. Manhattan
pr ~Ss''n ".pl,ar. f s.s,oso G d'r!sscr.' John III =
Fsyen, Dora Fsyen and Arthur n Berg
horn. The Bronx.
ooS N''l sil.c, asr0d, wl nIsas''T Here's, s1sD''sai. Il;
Herod AMI David II NJ. weinberg. Brook
l,n RED e .ia; po', s.sse c'F G'e.:,ss.. BECK s:s.,
Simonon. ~. Bronx: Maxwell A cantor
Benja min Rayred. Brooklyn.
Worries Road Corporation. BROOKLYN
capital. $4,000, directors. Abraham 4
yrutov. Ida Cook and Jacob RAJ
Brooklyn. y Y
Gregory Ruildins Company. BROOKLYN
cnri;al. t?,ooo. directors. Grant Gregory
Dorothy II T. Gregory and Games Broche
Brook lyn. y. Y
Dcimore building. BROOKLYN; capital
$1,000 directors. Henry Fri,dlsnd. Tobias
Friedlsnd, Brooklyn: Florence T. Goldman
The Bronx.
Julian Construction corporation. Brook
Ign, capital. tl,0O0. directors. Ju,iui
Schwarts. Mortimer Schwagen and l. Muir
ray. Brooklyn. y. Y
n & 7. Building company. BROOKLYN
capital. $500 directors, Abraham vot~tskv
Harry T cohen and T. Simonson. Brook
'vn. V Y.
lPrn~co Construction Company. Jamaica
Z. I: capital. $1,000. directors. Roher
T. N'lerr. william Y ~Sp,lckhav.r an,
Robert .. Lpntr. Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
CARNEGIE TRUST DIVIDEND.
Five Per Cent. additional Paid to
trrdit"rs Of Dcfunct Ramk.

ALBANY. y. V. oct 2g.-Checks COW
ering "A further = per cent dividend
We're mailed to-day by the State Bank
ing department to creditors of the de-
funCt Carnegie Trust Company.
The decision OF Justice Ihilbln deny
iuE the appl''dtion Of Jacques Lehaudy,
Emperor OF the sahara TO prevent
the dividend payment. on the ground
that l~shavdN's claim ~ $500. 400
against the trust company might be
leopard zed. enabled Supt. FuGen" Lamb
Richards 70 authorize the payment
which brought the total dividend pay
Weuis up to 40 per cent
Supt Richards reported that there
was enough cash on hand 10 pay a 10
per cent, dividend. but that pending
litigation made II undesirable TO nay
more ihan > per cent, at this time,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
prILpERs BUY BRONX SITE.

EAST i6oTH STREET-kurz & Cren
have sold for the Benenson Realty
Company a plot 5oxloo. on the north
side Of i60th street. 400 feet west Of
Elton avenue to the S. q X. Company.
Samuel b. Chase president. II will
be improved with a modern apartment
house. with Ave families on n floor.
The same brokers procured a building
loan for the builders.
FREEMAN STREET-Paul A McGol-
rick has bought from Eugene II. Ham
mond s27 and $50 Freeman street. two
three story brick houses. on plot 30.5x
$40. near Prospect avenue Nicholas
Leopard negotiated the deal. Joseph
q Peck signed the contract of sale.
BRYANT AvENVE-Nicholss Leopard
has sold for NJ Menken the three
family semi-detached brick house at
lial Bryant avenue to Mrs. Lydia
Verify as an investment
HOE ANENuE-Ntcholas Leopard has
sold for T. Hahn as trustee the three
family detached frame house at 1853
Hoe avenue to NJ. kroog. who pur-
chased IT for a client for residential
PURPOSES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
MECHAN1CS' LIENS.

Beth 4 Reilly CO ast Wm J smith.
owner, J Il johnson. Thomas c Cres-
sell a william Norhofsky. contrae!or
MoRSISGsIpr DRIVE. ,e cor i,ist st,
lOi.ioxisI .c-B-ooklyn %Fireproof sash &
Door co. Inc, aGt IS Morninxside Drive
:i5TH ST. . :. as . 10TH nv, 7jxloc---
Gus schlsier Eagle Wrought Iron Works,
Inc. aGt ?o%,h ~ Corp. owner a. con,
isorH 81. n q. $50 W Bway. iscsico-
Jacob W Horn agt ilith 4 eth Ave. Con.
struction Co. owner 4 contractor. $3.50
+trH at. ~? w--Isaac Finkeistein aEt
English American Realty 60. owner;
Max Weiss, contractor. .f2hl 10
3SrH ST. 38 20 32s W. 4 37th 81, ae7-
3:s W-Rosecor Construction Co. lac,
some Amusement Co. lessee a. contra
liiTH ST. sc 20 20 King Iron Works
agt Geo u Citron, owner: llith u 8
eth Az Constr 20. contractor f,93--"l
NORFOLK ST. li7-Louis Bsver agt Jcn'
ME Jacobs, owner, ! Suchu.n. l. Iin-
herman 4 GEORGE Gothelf. contra.
RIviSGToN ST. i.s-Lcuis Bayer aE'
lsrae' Suchmsn. owner 4 contractor. J..
Zimmerman 4 George Gothclf. contra
Bronx.
wfCKHAM Az, p =, $50 q n Nereid AZ,
rs 5xs13-Titie @ & T co AIT 'has MI.
Ter. owner. Vincenzo M%ansidn., cont -
lest ST e cor Melrose Nv, 2oN6S-lg
mario r Csvsiluzzo ast Jno Doc. owner.
Building cont co. cont ....,...,..'' s-lS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

Ma, q, ana
.,n"SSy ~, - 49,. ',n $3.50
60 " ms,S -tse i"'n
r""t. Sep' %, is,3-Jonn . anu Sa.,"
uoDln 70 amy - Meatneroe' .anneacc
naIoid Milhank' - Cedar ,'Vw"
10 sx,I Oct IS isi..Snni. I Quinn to
Anr Kline. commits OF susan Il n.he;
iyss n LIN o. bIook'yn ssYo
iisIh ST'iot E. 80 faIk Az s,.sN
ioo!l. Mar ~. 9ll-CharIotte zones
70 Jas N Hanley' atty l. I N I. 40
lSv Sway.. ..'. ..s''yvv
ss.n. Apr 2. lsos,-Alois K Ernst 10
julius Lichtensfein' III "non
Lsns so'",o
81. W. =, luu = houston ~,
SSxioo.2 MAI W,
Anche Czenstochauer Cnsan soJer !"
so'omcn reiner: atys. Moss q rs..nnracc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
OUTGOING SHIPS.


So Pastores. from Havana
50 Camiguey. from Cienfuesos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
$4,000 EAST SIDE
DWELLING IN DEAL
House in 9th St., Gary. Gould,
Hsvcmeycr Block. Bought
by an Unnamed Buyer.
MANY CONCERNS TO MOVE

A buyer who protects his Identity
h,ntnd Pease & Gilman has bought the
dwelling at 1? East Six~ty-seventh street
from Mrs. Edward c. Hoyt Of Stamford.
Conn. 1t is a four story and basement
house Of the high stoop type. a type
which IL fast disappearing in the leading
residential sections OF the city. The
new owner OF the Hoyt house. however,
plans to carry away the stoop and make
other changes in facade OF the building
necess ,ry to make II conform with the
American basement style Of architecture.
many nne examples Of which are to be
found in this block. one Of the best in the
residential zone east Of Central Park.
Among those who have homes on this
block are Judge Gary. chairman Of the
United states steel Corporation George
Gould and the Havemeyers. The house
Is IN a plot 81 feet wide and 100 feet
deep. II was held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
NEW WORKERS BUYING SITES.
Take Land In staten Isla nd
YOnkera, l.. l.. and Conn.

Monatt q Schwab have sold for Mayer
Posenholz to l.. d. Lyon a plot, S5N1OO.
hei1g part of the parcel recently ac-
pl.'ed by Mr.. Rosenholz on Richmond
'.r pike, near Zebra avenue, at Tomp-
Hosy.lle Mr.. Igor will erect three
go family houses. The same brokers
m for q. A. Nagael to Charles r
Nl''ace two lots on Bay View place.
30. View Park, or Ward Hin. Tomp-
'sy.ne, and for the Ward estate 20
'..g T., Cannon a lot at the rear Of
'1c'g new building at the corner or
'comond turnpike and Fielder avenues.
T'~0kinsville.
e VI Segutne has Old to D., q. Whit
.acf he Barrett property, extending along
Soa..1o avenue, Eltingville, Staten Island,
atd u0mprising t~hirty-two acres. h
waterfront property will he developed
ID. bungalow colony,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
BROKER IN BRONX TRADE.

George J. Mccartney. Jr.. negotiated
the sale for tie Traf building Company
OF 1895 Longfellow avenue. u ave story
apartment. OF plot 5oxi0o. being one Of
a row now nearing completion. The pur-
chaser. Daniel Mapes. Jr, rave In part
payment the plot. 131xI45. on the west
side OF clinton avenue. 1872 feet north
Of 1s1st street a plot. 33xi40. on the
south side Of lsist street, 30 feet west Of
Crotona avenue, and a plot. 22xi&0, on
the south Side Of iS1st street. IS feet
east OF Belmont avenue. The properties
were transferred Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
NEW MUTUAL LIFE DIRECTORS.
Three Chosen 10 FIJI Vacancies In
Board.

Rodman Wanamaker. Edwin Thorne
and Thomas Williams have been elected
members Of the board OF directors OF
the Mutual Life Insurinc Company to
MI vacancies caused by the deaths of
Gen. Benjamin +. Tracy and Robert Il.
Woodward and the resignation OF Her
man Ridder
The resignation of Herman Ridder
was said to be solely due to his failing
health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

is?D ST. = 800 1t . Bway-H = wright
~ 20 agt Edythe { Hsnokei - a. War
70. 1915 cancelled e%c6 IS
PROPERTY Isaac Mpri'L ag
same. Mar 20 1918 tcancell'dD .t72l o."
FRoPEkTY-s + Bowser n %,
Inc. agt same. Ma - 1915 ',e5,,
SANE observation-disclosures Il Honnan
IT al ast same. Mar -. 1913 can,
SAME pEOPERTN-Saiety Fire Door -
agt same. Mar "a. 1915 cancelled $3.50
SANE PRoPERrN--Ra;s!er Heating 60 agt
"a me. Mar %. 1915 tcanc~lledi SlS5
SAME PROPERTT-Knickerhocker Fir"
Prooing 90. Inc, ast same. Mar -.
PROPERTY Rich TretIer .ast
same. Mar 20. 1915 tcsnceliedl $50
SAME rRoPERTN-wsvne OIL Tank 4
Pump 20 agt same, Apr ., 1915 can
SAME PRoPERTY-wayne OH TANK 4
rgnP Co As' same Apr l. 1913 ',ri99t,
5TH Az. cor s,st st-siNerman srhsm-
pain 20 ar' Morris Weinstein ct al, June
BROADWAY. : . cor ss'h st Diamond
Door Hanger CO, Inc, ast kilameiu. -"
~ al sept 80. 1915 'hS bond -.. f:S+
BROADWAY, " = cor >Nth s'-SNn Fire
rroof sash \ Door ga ast sane, Sp
50, 1915 Thy bond ....... .,.... .. $50
sp ST as-s4ml J Got''ieb aEt Ru5iu
Hsroli. s.pt u. 1914 trancel'cil 5000
SAME rRprERTY-same agt Rubin har-
-old. Sept II, 1914 tcsncellrnl. .... st.J
SUFFOLK ST. u-David Levin sg' Nor
ris ]. LoNenstoin It al oct -, 1875. 500
SAME rRorERTN-same sgt SANE, %
Is, ltl1.,..... ..'.''.''' I'd"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
BUYERS FOR BROOKLYN HOMES

The Mc~Inerney"K linck Realty Com.
pany has sold 204 Lefferts avenue, a
two family brick dwelling on the south
SIDE Of Lefferts e 207 feet west OF
Rogers avenue, on "A plot 20x1O0 feet.
The property was sold for Pauline Helm
bockel to a client for investment.
E. T. Newman has sold the three story
and basement stone dwelling at 22S Gar
held place. near Eighth avenue. for
Mary r. Egan to a homeseeker.
Henry =. Cain has sold the two story
dwelling at 432 Hart street for the Is
tate Realty Company TO a client for
o~crupancy.
The Alec Building Company has sold
the dwelling at 20s2 Sixty-sixth street
- Benjamin Abrams,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
YONkERs WOMAN BUYS FLAT.

Mrs. Lily V. Scheuer Of Yonkers. ".
Y, bought yesterday the row Of new
apartments at Church avenue, corner 81
East Thirty-tifth street. built by Levy
& Baird. The sale was made by Norman
Denver. The ash consideration was
$50. 900. Ten lots located on Church
avenue and Raleigh place were given in
part payment and these will be improved
With buildings having stores on the
around floor inc apartments above.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
ESTATE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
SEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron AAL.k.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
enc family houses and choice buildin0
iots at private sale. . large number from
which to select
OF NEW YORK. 10 quickly close the busi-
ness OF two corporations. offers these prop.
ert,~s at about sos Of former prices
Morsemere and Leonia. New Jersey toD-
pos!te Grants TorN'. within twenty-five
minutes of Manhattan. ~,
convince you that they are unusual pat-
gains. Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Poi'
For further details and terms. address
RESI n HAfGHr. Special neputy sup.'
Of Banks. care 81 Bsrk,rG Department
a. 1~osSws- <sw York rNv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
10TH ST. DWELLING RENTED.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles y.
Brown Company has leased for Mrs.
G. W. Yale the dwelling at SO East Sew
entieth street. furnished, for the season
TO e. W. Provost.
The +. r. Wood, W, II. Dolson Com
pany has lea W for Dr. Thomas Il.
Sa:terthwaite the three story dwelling
at 1874 West Nincty-third street to a..
KirkpatriCk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
nrys NEWT TO sICkLEs HOME.

William Lustgar:en & Co. have
bought - Fifth avenue from Pauline d.
Riggs and William Oothout. TIE prem
ises adjo!n to the north the General
S!cSles property AT the northeast corner
Of Fifth avenue and Ninth street pur-
chased recently by the same buyers from
the Rowery Savings Bank. II IL the in
tentlon Of the buyers 10 construct on
tie combined plot a twelve story apart
ment house. Folsom Bros. were the
brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

N~ASHI\GTb\. oct @g.-Tne submarine
II has arrive! a. \"N York yard. the
d,strnvers Ioue'' and Stcr'ft at Norfolk
the destrovcrs Mscionough and Worden
at New York. IN, cruise Montana and
the DESTROYER WINSTON 1T Ncwnrlt the
transport iriirie At Hampton Roads The
collier saturn a. La Paz.
II npton Roads Tor Port .. l'rincc, ths
dts-rpyor rauuing from WntieTun. Tor
Norfolk. the SupplN shin GlatIcr from
Ia PpG for san Diego: the colder Justin
frum Ntatfltn for StIiul cruz. the rruls.r
san Ii'gu from ,'lsu To- san Rag.
and tn, destroyer Nhippl' !rula Mare
Island for san Pedro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The American liner ~. Paul. sailing to-
day for Liverpool. VII, take mail, closing
at $3.50 A NJ, for Europe except Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, LuNembutg, Tur-
key. Bulgaria. the Netherlands. Norway.
sweden and Denmark, Africa. West Asia
and the East Indies
The white star liner Crttic. SAILING TO-
daN for the Mediterranean by way OF Bos
ton. will take mall. closing at , 4. VI Tor
the Azores and Gibraltar.
The Italian liner Cas,rta. sailing Ion
day for Naples. viii take mail. closing ~
s;30 A. NJ, for Italy, kurania. serbia
switzerland and Greece.
The Scandinavian American liner Fred
erik VIII, sailing Tuesday for chrtsi.r-
sand. VIII take mall. closing at 10 A. NJ,
for Norway, sweden. Denmark. Germany,
Austria, Hungary. LuNemburg. Bulgaria
and Turkey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
ADAMS EXPRESS LEASES BLOCK

The Adams Express Company has
leased. through Leo Hess, from the
McKeon Realty Company. the block
front on the west side OF Eleventh
avenue, between Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-hfth streets, 2O0xl5O, covered
by a one story garage, recently dam
by fire. After alterations the ten
ant will use the premises for storage
and garage purposes, The fee OF the
entire square block is held by the DE
Beixedon estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30

Madison avenue. a four story building
on a lot 25x70. between Fifty-seventh
and Fffty-eighth streets, for Mrs. Kate
e. Finkler to Thomas A. W~eatherley.
with the privilege q renewals. The
building will be altered for business.
The altered building will contain "a
street level store. parlor floor store and
apa rtments above.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
DvcxMAN COR. IMPROVEMENT.

Plans have been fied by Charles Il.
Meyers for a five story tenement house.
with stores. at the northwest corner
~ Amsterdam avenue and 21ith street.
IT VIII have a frontaee OF 37.S feet on
the avenue and 30 feet on the street,
with = facade OF brick and limestone.
The Adnine Construction Company,
Adolph simon president, Is the owner.
The cost mas been estimated at l3a,-
600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, $40 w-City Real Estate Co agt
Grover G Newman ct al tforeclos Of
mtg; atty, II swain. .
It'll Av. n " cor i2ist At. so lixsb-Lsvi
= Morton agt Aphraim l. Ennis ct al
tamended foreclos Of mtg: Attys, Win
throp a. Stimson.
SPRING ST, i5&-David Rosink agt Nathan
Harrison Realities ct al tforeclos Of mtg;
atty, VI Monfried.
la3D ST. n y. 1896 n g LIST av, 19xl00 IL
Farmer Loan a Trust 90 agt Mary T
Mulry ct al doreclos Of mtgI; attys.
Geller, Rolston & Koran,
Bronx.
WEBSTER AV, n W cor lssth Ut. 97xi00
Frederic Ashton de Peyster ct al ast
Bertha Cohen Ell al tforeclos mts) atty.
/. \. Morris.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
SO HOUSES ron BAY RIDGE.

The Pinover Construction Company.
Arthur Pinover president. In planning TO
build nifty one family brick dwellings
of unique design In the Bay Ridge Sec
ton. The improvement nj will take place
on a big tract owned by h company
in the block between Seventy sixth and
Seventy-scventh street tist on Seventh
avenue. Plans are now In course OF
preparation by $. Schubert. architect.
The cost Of the fifty houses is estimated
at $3.50 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-30
DOWNTOWN OFFICE RENTALS.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased In the
Lords Court Building at william street
and Exchange place one OF the wings on
tie twelfth foor, with about 1000
square feet OF space, to Moves Merriman
& Co., and offices to DR.. Van Zile.
the Clark BOO Company, r. A, 'Stem
and NJ. 4. Hoppock.