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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
LIS PFNDFNs.
Manhattan.

SID ST 40s w-Jos NJ / STRIKER az, John
Ewald e. a. action 10 regain = pArtl;
SAD ST. $40 w-Jos NJ l. striker act VIM
i partI: ATTY. q r Halves
sd ST. Jls w--Jos NJ !. striker art Nor
rs Weiss e a. action TO recover =
parts atty. 6 r Halves.
SAB ST, 81 WEJos " striker agt
! par,t: atty. q II HAWss
MADISON Az. n = cor ed St s5Hst-;
DoSy A. orr Co agt RedesdA.e Corp 81 al
Iaction 20 declare deed void. &c); Altys.
Pr.ssinger a Newcombe
TN Az, sc Sor :is' q; fk~sy1S.sermsn
go oliver 4 McNevin
-,ST ST. $3.50 E--Grossman Bros a
'Rossnbaum asst John J Hearn Construc-
ton Co 81 81 lacl9n 20 l9reS'ose me
esani's' lien)i A RON f0'"N
AN : $50 n lSsih -. - "
lSi.s-Dry Dock savings Institution as;
Grns. & Herman. Inc. ct - tforeelosure
~ m~ortraFet. atty. r NJ Tichenor.
WHITE PIAINS RID, v = - n " slsth
-. J6ss0. also LOT, t5l Westerly hAlf
map 81 village OF MakensId-NlaiAm
lion 10 sci aside decd atty. II V Angs-
VERio Az. . :. l7i? : clirord ct, .onlOo
charlotte r EbelinE Agt Robert II Has
lam 81 q. foreclosure OF mortgage
a,ty " Z sammis.
Wa. :oAite s-HaJia cocker e. al ae
Rra.ts options GO q a! s;aTee!esaFe OF
m0rtgagei atty. : MAcht, Jr.
BECK n. 6ss-Mark \ artz AIT NeS
York 90 81 al tforsc osurc Of mortgage
Attys, Morrison - schir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
EUROPEAN MAILS.

TIE Holland America liner RynAsn.
sailing to-day for ROTTERDAM via Fa'-
mouth. VL.l ;Ake mail c.lsi0g at SO
A NJ. Tor Europe. except Germany. Aus
tia. Hlnray. LaNeuhurE Turkey, itaiy,
Bulgaria. Serbia. Rumaniz, Switzerland.
Greece. Norway sweden and Denmark
also for Afriya, West Asa ana East Indies
IA N,loce liner Europa, sailing to- NOR
row for Naples will AXE mail, closing At
80 \ N. fo- Hay RumaniA Bulgaria.
SERBIA. SNf.L-T' ana ans Greece.
The White S;ar .iugr Lap.ani, sailing
'o-ws-rnw To- Liverpool. VII AXE mall.
closing - : 20 A. N. Tor Europe. except
Germany. Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg.
Turkey. i'Nly, the Netherlands Norway,
sweden. Denmark. R4mAriA Bulgaria.
Serbia. Switzerland and Greece. A.so for
Africa Wee Asa and Eas; ladies
The Greek 'irt- Thessalontki. sailing
Thursday To- P'r9us, Will take mail, clos
irg az - NJ. fyE Greece when specially
addressed o0'v.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
TRUST SUITS AWAIT
TWO BIG DECISIONS
Government to Use Supreme
Court Rulings on steel and
Harvester as Guides.

WAsurSH-rH. sept. 12-The Attorney
c.re-,, s,n..,. het,-e the FIRST o. the
go. s...so-s d, .y.-l
year supreme '."' D." go
Important antitrust cases which WI!
,.r,p as guides In the future admins
e., S.-,, .u,A.,r,s, LAW
The m"s' important cases are me SUNS
against '.r Harvester ana steel corpo-
r.,..,s which VII be argued before the
- , un,,,
COURT o"'H D" '' "' "
begins ON iav 43lh.
In addition 90 these two cases Off
r ,r. n.,4r,mar, ~ Justice aUas,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
IIR\I>HEp ROOMS TO LET.

s7D IT ovs-'o-F.-g Broadway. rarely t---
r--e. age a.s Small -..W >.h-l.-r s7g'.
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10 SELL WATT HOMESTEAD.
Harlem Relic to Re sold 20 satisfy
100000 Judgment.

The old Watt homestead block. bounded
by Ienox and Seventh avenues l3sth
ard l4oth streets. for which over 1900
900 Is said 10 have teen bid ald refused
during the boom Of ten years ago. is
Hof to Ne sold In foreclosure proceedings
TO satisfy a judgment OF over half that
amount The actrn Is brought by the
New York Life Insurance Company
against Annie s. Watts, wife OF the
late Commodore Thomas l. Wait, and
others. defendants. The amount OF the
judgment against the block u $500 24s
and interest, with back taxes, SC. aggre'
eating $4,000. The sale is set foi
October 5. The old Watt homestead.
relic CT early DAYS. Is SIN standing o.
the Seventh avenue end OF the block
II Is surrounded by lawns n Negetab!'
gardens. During ;he activity in Harle1
the watts were asking 81, 100000 for th'
erorserfy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
RENTING CITY DWELLINGS.

Pease 4 EIiimsn have leased the Eve
story American basement dwelling al
.sS West Sev,n'y-second street FOR 4
J. RouN. agent, to Antonio u
pomeu'co.
Porter * co. have leased for Ira r
Couch Of Tampa, Fla, TO Charles HAr-
-.d the four s,ory American basement
dwelling At ~ West l3sth street.
3. FLANAGAN & son and NJ. NJ Hay
wood Company have leased the twell.as
at a5s Yves, Seyenty-e!g1th street 70
Mrs. A c. Hetes.
Peas a Gilman have leased FOR Mrs
Richard Rodriguez the three story and
basement dwelling az 90 West seventy
ne, street 20 p- charles NJ Hickey.
and :a- tie United States Mortgage and
Trust Company 10 John II. Harper the
hve story American basement dwel.ins
AZ a. East N.ne;y-second street, between
Madison and Park Venue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
UP FROM TROPICS TO SCHOOL.
Two sons of President Of Cuba
Boand for Lavrence>ille.

The liner Calamares. which arrived
Yesterday from Havana, brought sonora
Marian de Menoral wife OF President
Menocal OF Cuba, VIZ her TWO sons, The
BOYS come to enter a preparatory schoo!
al LAwrencev1lle, y. J. The Cuban Min
.s;er 10 Washington and = numhe. o.
other prominent Cuhans were AZ the
pier 10 meet the party.
on the liner Brazos from san juan
we're Mrs Arthur Wager, wife -. The
Governor ~ portn Rco. and aer danGh-
ter, Mis- Diana Wager GOV. Wager vii,
he in New York In a shor time on .
two months vacation. MlAs YAScr b to
enter Nassar College.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
ORDERS UNION MURDER TRIAL
judge Frees one Defendant-seyen
To Face Jury Together.

Seven members - Tie cloak and skirt
makers Union Will he pat on trial next
Monday
justice TnUpk.rs IN the supreme Court.
Criminal Term. Was asked FOR further
delay yesterday, bu, p.s'r.c, Attorney
PerEius urged that. as ne men were In.
dicted last june. they should be tried at
the present term Il court
Assistant p.s,-iC, At-ornev n~eleharty
intends 20 Try All seven defendants TO.
C-;her.
When the defendants We're called 10
,he bar Abraham Levy succeeded In hsv-
ing the indictment against Samuel Holt
ger dismissed The men VINO Will he
tried are Man Sgman, Morris strap
uickcr. solomon Metz, Julius Woolf Max
singer. lSidure Aust.tz and Abraham
Weldlnger.
All are charged with killing Samuel
Leihovitz. who 10 1910 took employment
IA an open shop at Hunter, y. Y. He
was brought back 20 this city by Hol-Zer.
who acted only a. a messenger Il is
alleged that Leibov.tz was taken 10 the
union headquarters AT g. East Fourth
street, where he was So badly beaten
that he died a few days later in Belle
yue Hospital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
NV REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
rhs-ts--t az Albany Yesterday;
G.ry7.- Eonstruct!pn Corporation. Man
haitian: cra.tal. 80 900, d.rectors, NJ .Ari
Levine. Gorge Il Hal Snd Lillian Mott
S.w York ciiy.
Given Realty Corporation. Manhattan
capital. $500. directors. Joseph y Har-;
sor. Nelson y. Thomsoa,. B!noky IN Sanaei
Hughes watts New York city
P,-ouire Corporation, Brooklyn; capita
yl0G 900 directors W.l.Am GremlsT, Efi;h
p Gehriug ana Kate \ Heck brooklyn
AFRO South American Land Company,
Sea YORK CITY; capital, 10000: di-ectors
EiRzrd A warren, Alexander O Riguon
ard william II. Norwood, New York city,
sherman Home Realty COMPANY, g
roma. capita $1,000 directors. Joseph NJ
F'she~.y octave J RomRry and John j
Shey!in. Corona. l. l.
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TRANSACTIONS


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. ~ attorneys name N onitied
address party of secoad PArt)
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SING SING CABINET R NJ
Osborne advisers VIII Try TO Inn
prove Private Conditions.

OssINlHG. y. Y. sept l3-Wa-den
Thomas Mott Osborne Of Sing Sing
prison. Il was announced to-day, has
formed a cabinet az prison officials TO
aid IN the administration 81 the prisons
affairs. The cabinet Is composed Of Mr..
osborne, his deputy, Elihu Church +.
Major Charles " Ftrr NJ i, the prison
physician the Rev Father William
Cashin, chaplin, and Principal Keeper
Frederick porner.
The cabinet Is 70 have semi-monthly
dinners and will meet frequently 20 ais
cuss means OF improving prison condi-
lions one Of the first subjects 20 re-
ceiye attention VIII he sanitation Mr.
Churrhs aim IS 10 clean out tho Gel,
block. connsCat!ng where necessary, use
less articles that the prisoners have In
their cells.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
iRnrouEh Of The RTnnNl

tBorouEh q The HTonN0
FRIsBY Az, n = :eo5 " Rowland -.
4 ano. 81 Fort Washington Av. Aug 80.
due as PEI bond; attys Ciocke. X s r.
CSf-RTLANpr Az. " . so0.7 n is.d -.
~2sxsE.S-Wiily Ehrenhsus 10 Herman
sirsngteld iti e ssd st. June p; ipe
A Polak. s. Park Row .s.5O
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tSouth Of Fourieenth 81
CANNON ST. ~ : l-5 4 Broome e. stNleo
-GHt Edge Realty @ TO Mol te Richard.
u r iil;h ST mtg iss,joo. sept ait!.
r Re.chAri. tfg Buy. go. "
GREENE ST. iCi. " = 1901 n Houston
-. sSXiee ttorec'cs. AuE - Jas Dunno.
ref TO Ju,is \ G-oh. IS W 9ist - Spi
= attys. Ekus u & ?. Ill BNay $4,000
MOTT ST Si.-ls 80 shessher 81
o.. 5t.5Ns3SNt7 sxs.. Bertha Prank. 81 Al.
lens &,-Jacoe PAskarE 20 ftfiy-nIs'
street EsN Estate so-pn. : kStor =
attys Paskus. u 4 II. : Rector -: s.
18TH 81 s4s L =. iS3 n Ayenue = -.N
io9 Few r Pinch. ref to RAltNir
is: atty, Matthew W WOOD. 80
Pvey 1900.
18Th ST $50 z. 80 los " Az . :tHio3
,foreclos. July i1-Edv r Finch. -sf
20 Baldwin Stanbach. PccanD.c HIS
y Y. July Is. atty, Matthew W Woo
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York. New Jersey and
eastern PENNSYLVANIA. fair to-day and prob
ahl, tomorrow continued warm. mod
erase >outherly winds.
F1- western Nev York. fal- today and
probably tomorrow. rot much change IN
Temperature fresh sou;hefiy winds
For Sew Ene.aEi. party cloudy i''dayi
tomorrow. fair and s'mswhat warmer
NJ. crate s,u;hsr'y Winds
NEW YORK. sep; lI-ShoNc-s oeclrred
yesterday a.: scst:s-ei points 70 n''ihern
par.s ,, the country from the Missouri
valley eastward. and SNOW :e. IN northern
Montana
An a-ta @, low pressure central or'-
Colorado and New Mexico covered a. west
s-r 7ar.s - ne country ana tire middle
and upps- Mississippi Na.isy and upper
isEe regions
Hsh pressure covered all eastern sec
lions from q centre over the lower St
Lawrence NA'.sy.
over the southern ha'; ~ the country
ne weather was generally far
l. vas warmer n the lake regions ara
g. parts = the middle Atlantic states. but
low temperatures contained 20 the North
vesi. with freezing weather IN Montana
AMI psr.s - Wyoming. Idaho and Nevada.
In this city the day was fair and
warmer wind. fresh westerly; average
h4w.f.y. - PEI cent cor
rested % rad 20 sea level a. s A ~
;t.I; ! ?. 500.
The temperature in this city yesterday. -
recorded BY the Official thermometer. is shown
la tho arDaxa4 t.hfF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
BELLE TERRE F0RECL0SED.
ESQ .cre Estate 20 he Put on Mar
ket by Bondholders.

Belle Terre Estates, At Port Jefferson.
l. J.. were bought n under foreclosure
proceedings for 100000 on saturday by
Hiram r. Wood ot Rochester. repre-
pnurg Harlow Z Bundy Of Endicott
y. Y. and Bryant BLY,. and George h.
Clark - Rochester. They represented
the bordholders and will place the prop
erty on the market. The tract contain
ahou, $50 acres. and the mortgage and
expense Of sale amounted 20 ssz5,oVV.
Ii s assessed for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.
Demand Limited TO small Prem
ises in various Sections.

Hell & Stern and r. dc r. wissns,
have LEASED the store and basement at
7S2 broadway for a term Of years 10
Schwab Bros. for use as a restau-
ran; and ofe. The lessees are now
At "a Broadway. where they have been
located for the past sixteen years.
The Cross a Brown Company has
leased space in i4le Broadway TO Philip
L Pierce and space in s-lO West Forty
fifth street to Samuel Tashof.
e. r. W. ~Johanning has leased the
store at 223s Eighth avenu to John
Mulligan. 20 Charles Weiss the store az
ee5s Eighth avenue and to Felix Erman
the store at 2sle Eighth avenue The
leases are all for three year periods.
Cars:ein 4 L.innekin have leased space
In 3s-3s sixth avenue to Papat.na &
Pappas IND Fedrico & Placido. space
In ass Fourth avenue to Nysn Saenger,
an office ~ sos Fifth avenue % y.
Rossrbauu. space In $50 FIFTH avenue
TO Heilmau Manufacturing Company
and space in 3i7 Fifth avenue 10
David r. Schapiro. The same brokers
were associated with Daniel B.rdsall 4
Co. In the recent lease Of the store at
ISL West Twenty-ninth street 70
Schwaback 4 Raphael.
Louis Schrag has leased the store and
basement at go Seventh avenue 70
AlNefA 'eINcEa 'S''' AH HN ~" "a
! five years for the business
store and basement At 3i+ Sixth avenue
to David Wiener and the store ant
basement at 407 Sixth avenue TO Sobe
& ShAtz for the sale OF hosiery.
Dantel Birdsail & Co. have rented ~
I fourth loft a; - Franklin street - tn
Empire Sui; az Company htth iot
AZ 81 West Houston stree: 20 Josepl
Burger. ars, lot al 50 Grand street q
Nessenbaum & Minyis ars; loft a; 8
Grand stree; 20 B-omburger Manu:ac
turing Company second loft AZ :
Franklin street 10 Knight * Smith. an
third and fourth lofts az .7-s Wee
Fourth street 20 New England PanamI
Hat Company.
finger & Watson have leased 81
Lexington venue to Frederick Jacob
drexsmaker. for bartholomew O'Brier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
Mt. VERNON PLOT BUYERS.

Jo.-fh :. Wood has sold a plot on
Hl-.ca street. DaTwood. Mount Vernon.
70 I-h- MacNair. Who wi. cree. a RESI-
Cer.e '1r himself, and 4 plot on the
ga. stree; 20 John r. Sh!llAdy, who
So also build for his OWL occupancy.
an carrie n. Tracy has sold a siucco
house a, s4l Gin avenue Pelham
Heights. = Mrs Louis Vale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
ARRIVED FROM sew YORK
. It Paul. Al Liverpool. sept II.
OUTGOING
Sal T..H.g

SAILED FOR NEW YORK
- Ro,haun-au. from Bordeaux. sept q
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NsrR,NcE co. SELLS HOUSES.

WEST $50 STREET-Rebe {. VIII
mansAy has bought from the Metro
po';an Life Insurance Company the
two four story houses at ltl and l4S
IVES, Fny<hirt street on plot S5sx
100. located 500 fee; esst OF Seventh
swuue. The price was sS7,500. sub
,ect 20 a purchase money mortgage Of
5000. The property was taken over
by the insurance company last March
IN foreclosure proceedings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
BIG PATCH or MEADOWS SOLD.

John r. Crosby. ex-County Clerk Of
H0t,re., lac bought from the Manor
Rea. Estate and Trust Company OF
PaaY.elpn.a tnirty-one acres ~ the
S~,a-0ls meadows, north OF the Secau-
Gus -,lI, bet Ween the right Of way OF
the N-S YORK. Snsquehanna and West
En- E4.I-oad and the short kne Of the
PENS, wanna Railruad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az, n 2 cor lscth 81. 100 liz
i-S-JAs 4 Trowbridge to Montrose
Realty CO. 1875 Bway; sttys, WcodfoTd.
AMSTERDAM Az n . cor l20th -, 100 llS
Ieg-Nontrose Realty Co 20 M]e'ropoltAn
Life Ins co. J Madison av; Atiys. Wood,
I.,TH ST. n =, ?6b e sth Av, t0xas.ll-
Wm ! whitening 20 Flora r. solomon,
S3s W llSih ct; a'tys' Get'ner, : a \.
SANE PRoPERTY-wuson NJ Powell. u,
,rus 10 wm J wikenlng $50? iist -
Rklyn; attys, Ge'intr' ; A A. sss B,oat,
way srr.H.s .sfHr .tr ..sss Sou
y~FRMILYEA Az, n . cor Isham -. Ia ss
75-Adolph u Rsndh-.m \ SnC. admr
- Nellie Warner. Runaln, y Y, attv,
Ga,asiruh, & : W 81 R~sy. .... 81
FORT WASnlSETpN Az, " = 100 O
iSOth a. s=.iNloT sans :" same 49,.
lsoTH ST, n .. Iso . Audubon r., SoNiOO.-
same 10 same, atty, same ..~.,..-...sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
BrYs BRookLNN CORNER.

Ross 4 Meeks has sold for Sarah
Newuen 20 Se'gmund Goldt-rs the
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and
sSDeghth street. a plot looXlno.
A J Wald-on has sold the three story
binding Al lI4 Clinton avenue. or plot
4sxl.:, for Ernest NJ Turner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
WOMAN TAKES $. I. HOME.

Hugh 4. BAN has sold through Come
,us q. Koln TO Mrs. Bertha SCHMIDT
the property a. i0s Central avenue,
New Brighton. staten Island. ne resi-
de7c. and plot have a frontage % IS
f-e, OF Central avenue. running through
Soc feet 20 Tompkins avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
BUILDER BUYS YoNkERs SITE

T. y McGrath. a builder. has pur-
chased n South NoUkes through
THcnas :. Burke the plot llox2sO, on
The ro--h side % Ratfo-d street be-
tween Livingston am Rive-daie VEN
To- Improvement with Apartment houses
VI Burke also sod the dwelling al 40
Mo--.s stree: 20 Grace = B.ttrer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
TELEPHONE co. 18th ST. BUYER

TIE New York Telephone Company
proves 10 he the tIyer Of the five dw>ll-
inss AZ eos to sis East SeVenty-n!nth
Stree. a. NAs reported in TIE Sun sew
srAI days ago. The site Will be i'm
proved with a telephone exchange build
.nz which Will attend TO the business
nox cared for by several exchanges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14

,E.., o. FIfth A,. between Fourteenth
and lltfh SIS
ssTH ST. s.. 80 2 80 sv, 25Hloo 5-Se.le
sturnan 10 Abr Davis and. ano. az W
!isth a.. sept -. Pr mtg $1,000. ! "
. c. atty, J II z-iser. S Park
Roa $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
LEASES.
Manhattan.

nth AZ. i.o. % o CO .a't -. - .n4
pat h-A-Cus;ls Neye-- 20 Atofph
f4~k. Fa.s4f- y =. ST.. yrs. from
Dyt s 1913. a'ty- Bs--Eave = : r-stH
- A1d A~~'-~l-w AZ 8 900 .ra 5000
iiNLH IT --H---- b.. cost 80 as h--IuHa
S'.It-. sNr Joe NgHa-. 90 f.4ls k-lA
"a " .i-th ~. : r-. 'rH~f June Z. 1913.
s'fys. Rsr-Nviusr * = I.s-N = art -
s.srIa-L A. ~ Anl SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14

~ Story rotern frrp-cof building
Meals ~rNed In apartment. Every
couNsnten~e all outside rooms per
nlanent light: larSe closet space
most convenient loratiun In city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
NEW 5TH Az. BROKERAGE FIRM

Anton l.. Trunk. associated with
George T. Read Il 90 for twelve years,
has formed Is partnership with Edgar
4. Manning. under the N-m name Of
Manning a Trunk. for the transaction
of a general real estate business. Their
offices VIII he At +Ns FIfth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
TO BUILD At LARCHMONT Pk

Alexander Bradley 4 o have sold
g. John Z Dobb.ns OF Brooklyn his
Ls-c.nout Park property on Stuyve-
.ar, sverue 70 +. =. Kelly of New York
os Ts purchaser will build a stucco
a.4s. - Spanish miss on st!.e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
SELLING At sCARsDALE.

Arg-.. a. co. and " J. Reed have
Nt t1- Wllfred Huggin- hoIse on
Drs-s -oad. Scarsdale. 20 Ms Margaret
z HaG also a plot 5oxioo al The cor
re- o. Lee avenue and Ewar; street,
arsis.e, 20 Mrs. Hulda Srans -. who
VII sr~E a residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
PLANNING 2sTH ST. PRNTERY
l"el~~ ~ory Building 10 Go Up
On 2 Foot Plot.

Pans 'or the twelve story building
To- -. printing and autograph trade
to ~ erected al 22s-?Ss West Twenty
e. rect. a plot l2IxlOo, have been
c.. b.. william 81. FArrAr. architect
r Ras bought last March 10y
Ead.ey through q. p Butterfly,
u % Pc known as the csxton Build
~ % after william CAxton. VINO
= printing IN England Ia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14

MORTGAGES.

with name and address - leader and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
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DEAL FOR BAYo>NE FACTORY.

TIE rplex Automobile Company has
900 70 ne Mar Lighting and Power
NoHra.v a factory on plot ljOKl5o. on
ne s.-'g side Of West Seventh street,
aea- N,Vran avenue. Bayonne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
OFFICES on Delaney STREET.

on the northeast corner OF Delaney
and Norfolk streets a three story store
and office building Will be erected for
Flora Z. Lamuis. as owner. II will
hsv. a frontage OF 2is Zee; and a
d.oth Of 4sIl feet and Sass a Spring
s,ein are the architects and have placed
me cost At $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14

ite-Sa-s 20 same. ATTY, Awe.... "
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
CHURCH RENTS IN CHERRY ST.

william A White q sons have rented
a store at so cherry street 10 the ChurCh
Of our Lady Guadalupe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
BUYING JERSEY CITY SITES.

T.E NsR'e Packing Company has
bnlg rom Mary Q. McCouyille a plot,
io'N' On Grove street and the plot.
ok ~ the northwest corner OF
Grove and Twentieth streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
SUBURBAN HOMES RENTERS.

Burke stone has leased fer W F
Taber his residence on Fairview ave-
nue.. TuckAhoe. 10 Mrs. \. X Fajen OF
Rive for two years. and Cottage : OF the
garden group AZ Lawrence Park 10
Rupert y. Sorelle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14
BRo>yyILLE HOUSE BUYER.

Burke stone has sold for the estate
o. JoAa HarEreave- a house and p.o''
7cN,s1. o. Poudheid road, BToaxv1!ie'
am To- George Gls4cne-r to JACOB
Breanlca a residence in Armour villa
psrk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14

Highest Temperature. Sc. a; i2to p. ".
Lowrst temperature. 6>'. st 345 A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-14

thss.F. de Casanova
Agent on Premises
or your own broker.
Tel. Columbus 9 Q
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
OVERLOOKING THE SOUND

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-06-16

aminer has not yet finished his work of checking the fertilizer tag account. Re- gently discrepancies amounting to approx imately $500 were found in the general accounts of Captain Cheney. This dis crepancy was refer ed to the board of compromise and later to the chief ex- aminer of public accounts
 Examiner Craig win continue his work of checking over the fertilizer tag fund This fund is one of the largest received each year by the department of agricul. ture and is one of the chief sources oi income of the department
 Chairman Merritt received the report of Examiner Craig shortly after o'clocl, yesterday afternoon. As soon as the re. port was filed warrant for the arrest of Captain Cheney was sworn out and turned over to the sheriff. At the sherifrs office last night no information in connection with the arrest could be obtained. It was stated in other quarters. however. that Captain Cheney had visited Montgomery but had returned to his home in Ever green.
 As chief clerk in the department of agri- culture Captain Cheney served during the four years of the admipistration of Capt R. F. kolb, commissioners.