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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

R. h Carter is mere from Fair
mont. a-.,,,,-o ).
a guest at the Waldo.
George NJ Blair was a business
visitor here "Wednesday from west
William G. Cook. Of Elkins. is q
visitor In the city ).
%. n. Shackelford, Of Gienv1ue. IS
a guest at the Hotel Core
n. Edmiston is here from oueA-
harmon on brie- visit.
b. S. Handley- af Huntington =
business visitor here.
F. Y. Paxton. OF AIbr1gnt, Is .
business visitor in the city
George S. House was here "eones-
day from Salem J.
G. r. Smith. OF Petersburg. 10
here on business mission
William Honor. promenent Lose
Creek merchant. was here Wednes-
day. -aanesdavz
from Hepzibah-
| Jesse n. Haggerty Of Sard1s. VISIT
ed the city Wednesday.
e. G. Garrett was here WeonesoaS
from Meadowbrook-
| ROY jenkins and NJ B. Newion
are in Wheeling attending a conEen-
ton of Insurance men,
Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
Informal Reception

Miss Agnes Hood gave an 1nformai
reception from 4 to s o'clock tues
day afternoon In honor OF her guest
Miss Helen F'risch. of Rawland PARK.
Baltimore. and IN honor OF MISS
Marian Flowers and Miss Alice A slien'
whose marriages are to De soiel l1n
tod in the near future In the re-
cention line were also Miss Mary
Weeden. of Dorchester. Mass. guess
Of Misses Laura and yirginla Davis
and Miss Eugenia Young, OF BUCK
Miss Bertha B. Bland assisted by
Miss Maud Hall and Miss El1zaoe1n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Malaria causes more sickness ana
death than any other single disease
In India
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
PERSONALS

frank ]. WEIGH. druggist. has re
turned from business trip 10 P1ets-
burg b,o,r,er
Tom, of F1irtstone. Nd. are e N.Siein as
Az Duf street. Stealey Heights
Iames o. watson, prominent trac-
ton man. was here "wednesday from
Fairmont.
= n Dickson. of New Martins.
vie IS a business visitor in the city.
A r. Chipperfe1d. Of ParkersouIg
is IN the city looking after business
affairs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
on Main ST, Bet11eeH
se2nd and 3rd

then they can he held over steamfng
water. The steam kills the moths
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

sprinkle bt first with salt. Tins salt
and-water treatment could hardy be
applied 20 a nicely finished door. but
moths seldom get in rugs laid on a
cnelIaced or waxed hardwood foor-
If they do the rugs can simply be
taken INTO the air and thoroughly
cleaned with salt spr1nkFed on them
before the sweeping or beating and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
A New Cotton
Palm Beach Cloth
and is Only l8c
a Yard

Something eagerly wanted TOT
making inexpensive summer
garments along tailored lines
Natural Shade, 80 inches vide.
Price 1Sc.
Another grade very mucch
better for tailored suits and sep
arate skirts-36 inches vide at
soc.
s6-inch Cotton Coverts, 5oc'
Out O. door tan and blue hues.
White Goods Specials
36-inch Gabardines, soc yard
36-incch Palm Beach Cloth 5oc
4O-inch Seed Vol1es, 35c-
4o-inch splash Voiles, 35c-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
For Fre Department..

For Fire Department..
The second annual lawn feee given
bv the Broad Oaks volunteer nie ~.
partment will be held IN da r.E"o..
W. $3.50 orchard and Harrison streets
SOD oaks. Thursday evening he
9rashments VIII be served and there
VII be amusements for the cn1loren'
All are cordially invited.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Those present were Mrs LYDIA schaf-
fer Blanche Dudley. Cora Moore,
Cora Garrett, Della MCCOY, Blanche
Morgan, Hattie Moore. Lizzie Ben.
nett. Mrs. Musgrave. of Littleton' and
Miss Belle Smith. OF Bowl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
To NcecT.

There will be a meeting, Of the
IOtterbern Sisters at o'clock mus
day afternoon at the Stea1ey de1s -
1Tnited Brethren tabernacle. All
members are urged to be present
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

McCarty served fruit punch In tns
reception hall. Mrs. Edgar aooo
served ices in the dining room
sisted by Misses Frances CuI tlu'
Grace Powers. Virginia Davis, Eau
line Musgrave and Louise D sN So
The rooms were beautifully Deco
r,ted with pink Dorothy Perkins
roses. White bride roses were useo
In the dining room in honor or MISS
Flowers and Miss Allen
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
Exchange Discontinued.

The womanss Exchange which mas
baen held at the City Market ON west
Main street viii be Discontinued dur
ING +te summer months
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
Parsonacc Wedding.

In the presence of fey 1rien le
M w harrison Brewer and MISS
Cora Dodd. both OF Northv1ew. were
united in marriage In the parsonagss
~ the First Methodist Episcopal
church at o'clock "Wednesday mon as
ine the ceremony being performed
nv the pastor, the Rev. G. u; smie mn.
Nj and Mrs. Brewer will make enen
home in Northview-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Grace Patton
Freda Kester-
song OF the Rose : ares
First piano-Grace Patton
second p1ano-Miss Holden,
B-.pance Of the Nymph"- -wenrich
Georgia Lyon
Duet-tSweet Thoughts MAJ e-ane
katherine Street. Freda hes1e
Of Autumn Tides
B-Reyel of Elves. : 1oes
Ester RosenShine-
0e esa1
t1e1nSs
Gertrude Flanagan
Duet--.Sweet Clover Holst
Helen Carpenter. Georgia Lyon a;,,s
e ALi.tS
,B-.<March Militaire" St111t -
Ethel Minter.
First piano-Gertrude flanagan
! second piano-Miss Holden
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Entertains Club
Mrs.. Matte Moore. OF Wallace: en-.
+arrained the wallace Merry Slie.e
Crochet Club Tuesday AFTERNOON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Sept. T-Gunboat Mari
eta LETT Port au Prince for Jerenie,
Hayti; Gloucester has sailed from Brook
lyn for practice, yacht Wasp from New
York city for practice cruise. yacht Hawk
from Buffalo for practice cruise, battle
lis, cruiser Albany from Astoria for Van.
couver, Wash. cruiser South Dakota from
Astoria for san Francisco, destroyers
Reid and Lamson from Charleston for
Newport, tug Osceola from Port au Prince
for Saragosa and st. Marc, Hayti: de-
stroyers Trippe, Ammen and Patterson
from Chesapeake Bay for Now York,
battleships Georgia, Nebraska, New Jersey
at Hampton Roads. collier Hector at Nor
folk, destroyers Monaghan. Wake and Roe
at Newport, collier Jupiter at Vera cruz.
gunboat Chattanooga at LA Paz. cruiser
Raleigh at La Pa2, collier Brutus at Gambia
Island. destroyer Farragut at san Pedro,
gunboat Annapolis at Mare Island, gun
boat Dolphin at Nerth River. New York
city, tug Iroquois, submarines HI. H-2
Providence. yacht Ssndoval at Rochester,
gunboat Princeton aud supply ships Nan
shan and supply at Honolulu, destroyers
Paul Jones. Perry, Prehle, Stewart and
Whipple at Vancouver, Il, c.; destroyers
Cassin and McDougal and bsttleships New
York, Wyoming, Utah, Michigan. South
Carolina and Florida at Hampton Roads,
cruiser birmingham, tender Dixie. de
stroyers Burrows, Besle, Tanning and Jar
Wis. jenkins and Jouett and Benham,
Parker. o'Brien and Nicholson at Chess-
peake Bay: supply ship Culgos at Port au
Prince, destroyer Du Pont at Fall River.
cruiser Maryland at San Francisco. de
stroyers Csssin. Cummings and McDouEal
left Hampton Roads for sea,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
NEW REALTY CORPOR ATOMS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Fldeliras Realty Corporation, Manhat-
tan, capital, $40, 900; directors, Matthew
r. Murray, Jr,. Richmond Hin, n. Y,
CHARLES " nm. New York city, and A. b,
j. p. McWalters. Manhattan: capita,
so. 900; directors, John T. McWalters,
John A. Norris and John T. McWaiters,
Back Realty Company. Manhattan; capt
tai, $1,000; directors. Maurice steiner,
Milton :, HOFFMAN and Fannie Stutzky,
Ciajaca, Manhattan: capital. $1,000: dl-
rectors. Clarence j. Carroll, Frank Il. Yer
milya and Eva G. Baker. New York city.
Sivad Holding Corporation, Manhattan;
capital, $1,000; directors, Louis David, New
York city, Julius II. Zieser, Brooklyn, and
Frederick Brown. New York city.
II. McAdam Company, The Bronx; capt
tai. 5000: directors. Refald McAdam.
Charles Meyer, New York city. and otto
Rheln, Brooklyn.
Namreh building Company. The Bronx.
capital, 81, 900; directors. John He'll. q, II.
Olsen and George Hansen, New York city.
Postrel Construction Company, Brook
lynn: capital, $1,000; directors, solomon
postrel, Israel Postrel and Max Postrei,
Department Store Realty Corporation,
Brooklyn; capital, $500: directors, sher-
Jacob Scholer. New York city,
PatchoEue Improvement Company, Patch
ogue. capital, $1,000; directors. James A.
Canneld. Reuben d, Krause and Samuel
capital. $1,000; directors, John r. Jones,
Brooklyn, Thomas Jones and Dennis
O'RIordan, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
TRADE WASTE TO BE REMOVED
Until October q ny Judge Whit
taker's Order, Then

The Street Cleaning Department and
the Corporation Counsel have procured
a stay OF the Injunction order which
would have prevented the Street Clean
ing Department from removing trade
waste throughout the city. thus inpos-
ing the expense of such removal upon
property owners. The order was is
sued by Justice Whitaker to 20 into
effect on August 90. but by the stay
issued by Judge lngraham yesterday
IN the Appellate Division the injunction
will not be put into effect until Octo-
her 3. The Corporation Coursel's office
then hopes to obtain another stay until
the points In question can be settled by
the Court OF Appeals,
In the new contract OF January ., 1914,
signed by the street Cleaning Depart
ment with Daley 4 Twins for the re-
nova of all garbage throughout the city
trade waste was specifically excluded
unuer the head OF household rubbish.
This WAS done because the contracting
firm asserted that trade waste from bust.
ress establishments was increasing SO
rapidly that the old contract could
not be rcnewd except upon higher
terms. However. since January. 1914,
this contracting firm has continued TO
remove the trade waste, so that the
courts may possibly infer that trade
waste was to be included.
II is the contention Of the contractors
hat the large public service corporations
rave misused their privileges under the
contract by dumping boxes and barrels
and other Objectionable materials fl
their trade waste,
Should the Court Of Appeals decide iu
their favor then the Street Cleaning De-
partment will endeavor to make "A con-
tract for the disposal OF trade waste for
the entire city, charging property own
ers and tenants for the actual expense.
A recent amendment to the Charter
passed by the last Legislature permits
the Street Cleaning Department to enter
into such "A contract. Whether such a
contract could he disposed Of upon good
competitive terms may be doubtful in
view of the fact that Daley a WINS are
the only firm that is In a position
TO accept II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
DEMANDS FOR QUEENS LOTS.
&100.0 Floral Park DeaI-Bay.
side Block sold.

The Queens Farm Corporation has
bought from +. 4. Sturgis a tract at
Floral Park fronting 2.7l9 feet on the
Jer cho turnpike and 1884 on the Little
Neck road. TIE property is worth about
600. 900.
Henry Brady has sold TO John Jo-
snsky the block front on the south
side OF Ashburton avenue. from Bis
marck avenue TO First street. Bayslde.
i l. Mr.. Josinsky will improve IL with
q row Of one family houses. J. Wilson
Dayton was the broker.
Charles II. Harnden has sold to the
Bayside Improvement Company the plot
4oNlO0 on the west side of inwood
avenue, $40 feet north of Lawrence
Boulevard, Bayside.
Thomas J. Smith has bought from
Herman Durholz the plot 1OOx1OO on
We south side OF Twenty-eighth street,
" feet east Of Fourteenth avenue,
College Point
Leonard Davidson & Co. have sold for
NE Silman Investors to Lottie v. ,Jen-
Rms the building 1850 Jamaica avenue.
'Dpos'te Waterbury street.
Patrick Co!gan has sold to William
T. Martin the plot 40xi00 OH the west
eae OF Nineteenth street, north of Fran
coma avenue. Flushing.
Robert g Written has sold to william
= tune OF College Point two lots on
thirteenth street, near Louisa street,
College Point.
Anna Schmid has sold to Bernard T.
fafTell two lots on the northwest corner
q Avenue F and Fifteenth, street. Col
me Kew Gardens Corporation has
'od TO W. c. thinner OF 1896 johnson
venue Richmond Hin, a plot 65xl20 on
richmond Hin avenue at the southwest
corner OF Beverly road. Kew Gordens.
Dannis T. Flynn has sold TO Abra-
nam l. Nhitson three plots on the Zieg-
!' trac,, IN Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
CLAFLIN LEASES BUILDINGS.

The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the two five story buildings at
20 and % Worth street for VI. Il. Bran.
degee to the II. Il. Clafin Company also
rented the store at - Leonard street to
Sachs & S%teinberg for a term OF years.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented for
a long term OF years, at an aggregate
rental OF about $4,000. the store and
basement at 3 and ! West Tw%enty-ninth
street to Schwabach & Raphael, cotton
dress goods merchants. for many years
located on Leonard street. Burton
Bros. * Co., cotton merchants. are erect
ing at the northeast corner OF Twenty
ninth street Fifth avenue a large
building for their own o~ccupancy
j. q. White 4 Co. have leased the
sixth floor, comprising 10000 square
feet. in 72l to 727 Broadway to Lewis
x Rose, manufacturer of ladies' hats.
for a long term OF years. The lessees
are now located on Blocker street.
Henry ~Trenkmann has leased the nlnta
floor at 80 and 50 East Twenty-hrst
street TO +. Newman. space at 1903 and
800 Fifth avenue to Jacob Gold & Co,
and the store at 239 Centre street to
William Tunick.
George ketchum has leased the large
store and basement at l24 West Thirty
fourth street for a long term 10 Louis
kalise.
Cnger & Watson. Inc. have leased
for a term of years the store at 1877 10
1879 East Fffty-seventh street TO the Ig-
milton Specially Company.
Morris Rose has leased for a Ions
term of years the store and basement
at the northwest corner OF Thirtieth
street and Sixth avenue TO the Brooklyn
Gown and Fur Company. Lewis l..
ROSeOthal was asspciated nc hvnEar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
Store to Let
store to Rent AT
No. 10 Nassau street.
Apply OWNER, l2e West 39d 81.
LEGAL. NOTICES.


IuHtlt Y hlth
You are hereby notified that the District
Court OF the United states for the southern
District Of New York by its order entered
August ~, 1915, IN the Consolidated Cause
ii Guaranty Trust Company of New York.
as Trustee, complainant, against Inter
national steam pump. company, defendant,
in which the undersigned have been ap-
pointed Receivers Of the property of said
company, has required any and all persons.
firms and corporations having any claim
or claims OF any kin or nature against
international Steam Pump Company or
against the property owned hy II (eNcept
holders of the First LIEN Five Per Cent.
Bonds OF said Company,l 70 hle statements
OF their respective claims with Abraham
:, Gilbert, Esquire, Special Master. at his
CITY, ON or before the tirst day Of October.
1915, ana, on falling 70 do 50, that all Of
said claimants not Ming claims shall be
forever barred from asserting any claims.
right. title or interest in or to any OF the
property or assets OF said Company in the
possession OF It's Receivers or in or to any
other property or assets In the possession
of said Receivers, This order has likewise
been entered by the District Court OF the
United states for the Western District OF
New York, for the District OF Massachu-
setts. for the Middle District OF Pennsyi
wanna, and for the Western Division OF the
southern District o. ohio, being the courts
said District Court OF the United states
for the southern District OF New York.
sist of a brief statement Of the items, ma
ture and character Of the claim, and the
post once address of the claimant, and All
statements pf claim must he verified nv
the oath Of the person or by an onicer o.
tho corporation making such claim, or by
some person duly representing such claim.
ant; as TO the business and correctness OF
e. PHILLIP COLEMAN and
GRAfSON NJ =. MURPHY,
LEvENTRtrT, COOK & NATHAN So.
~licitors for the Receivers. III Broad.
way, New York, y, y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
R,,s NEAR MRS. r.. &. HEWITT.

WEST lliTH STREET-Hopkins &
Hoyd have sold for Mrs Emma Plat
~ and l26 West llith street. two
four story dwellings. on plot ~30x1o0.l1.
The property rae been In the possess
SION ~ the selling family since 1898.
The houses are just west Of the va
cant south west corner of nth street
and tho junction OF ST. Nicholas and
l.enox avenues. That site wAs pur-
chased a couple Of years NC by Mrs.
Peter Cooper Hewitt. who plans to
build there in the near future a large
residence tor her own use.
EAST 18TH STREET-The Empire
City Mortgage and Holding Company
has bought from a Mrs. Berkowitz II
and 10 East li7th street, two Ave
story triple fats. each OF lot ~25x100.l1.
The houses are located ITO feet west
" Madison avenue and were held at
SIS. 600. Gurlee a Potash were the
brokers in the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains in modern one fam
ily houses and choice building lots at prl.
waite sale, a large number from which to
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. to quickly close the busi-
ness OF two corporations. offers these prop.
critics at about sos OF former prices.
They are located at brentwood, Palisade,
Morsemere and Leonia, New Jersey Top
posite Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free.
For further details and terms. address
Bent. II. Hairht Special Deputy Supt. OF
Banks. care " banking Department. 81
broadway. New York CITY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
100000 BOROUGH HALL LEASE

Pease & Gilman have leased a large
portion OF the GROUND floor space in the
formerly occupied by Dement'S
Restaurant Company at 1885, Fulton
street in the Borough Hall district of
Brooklyn, The Capitol Lunch is the
lessee. The lease is for a long term OF
years at a rental a~ggregatlng 500, 600.
Extensive alterations are contemplated.
pease & Gilman recently leased the en-
tire building to the Schultz Realty Com
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
MOVIES IN OPERA HOUSE.

PATERSON, y. j., Sept, THE Pater-
~ opera House, burned out nearly
70 years ago, is to be n motion picture
: are seating 1850. The new building
be Of the most modern fireproof con-
euon and Is expected to cost 100000
'pped.
cams Brothers. proprietors Of the
uson SHOW. have leased the new
Me from the plans for a period OF
T. Edward T. Bell, the banker. Is
owner OF the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
BUYS BAY RIDGE FLAT SITES.

The Samuel Galitzka Company has
sold for Title Ksrasik TO Theodore Frost
the plot +Oxl00 on the north side OF
sSty-eighth street 4e0 feet East OF
Fourth avenue also the plot 20xl00 on
the south side Of Senator street 400 feet
east Of Fourth avenue. Both properties
vii be improved with fats.
+. C.. Sauter has sold the three story
BRICK fiat at 23s Twelfth street for Mrs.
Meta Dohrmann TO Mrs. Margaret L.
Goddard,
The Mclnerney Klinck Realty Com
rany has sold for Walter r. Lusher to
an investor the four story building on
pot i0Nl00 or the east side of Flatbush
avenue 100 feet north OF Beverly road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
INVESTOR BUYS
Big APARTMENT
Paws Frederick Brown a Profit
for Court Rebella in West
122d street.
gTILDERS BUYING SITES

rrcds.rk Brown has resold Court
p,,o,, At Il6 to i22 West l22d street.
mitch No bought in July from Zachary
u,ior The new owner, an investor, is
. ,,icu, " Arnold. Byrne & Baumann.
Tho house is six stories high and was
hold at 100000 by NJ Brown under
,rs name Of the Orland Holding Com
many. Il has a frontage OF 100 feet and
I, ooll feet deep. The house is ar
,,,eeI I'm suites OF six, seven and eight
ro,,ps and rents for $50, 700. II is IN
de-.,ond TO be fully rented. 1t was when
Mr. Brown bought the house two months
40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

S!awson & Hobbs nave leased to John
r. Moore for Narick u. Martin the three
story dwelling at 1919 West Elghty-sev-
enth street.
Cnger a Watson have leased the three
story and basement dwelling 224 East
Sixtieth street for "A term OF years to
Karl OLSON for Sigmuud Manheimer.
The Houghton Company has leased to
Elias r.. and Lena Stewart the three
story and basement dwelling at ll6
West Ninety-fourth street for william
II. Sheehy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08

SIS FL Occidente, Galveston, l6e miles south
of Jupiter at noon yesterday.
SIS proteus. New Orleans, 2S. miles south Of
Diamond Shoals al noon.
S. ~ Alba. Galveston. 22 miles north
west OF ToTtugas at 8 +. Nj.
S. Cspt-~ Aalofogasta, $50 miles south OF
Sandy HOOK NJ : +. NJ.
SIS Astral, towing barge. Sabine. IS miles
east Of Sand Key Al noon.
SIS III orlente, Galveston, 80 miles south
OF Jupiter al noon,
Tug keene, St Helena, ?ts miles southwest
Of Diamond Shoals Al p NJ,
SIS Mexico, Havana, 10 miles northeast Of
Havana AT p. VI.
Tort ugas al p. NJ.
SIS Radiant, Baton Rouge, o. miles north
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Italian liner Ancona, siliug to-day
for Naples. will take mail, closing al $50
A.. NJ, for italy, Rumania, Bulgaria,
Serbia, Switzerland and Greece.
The White star liner, Adriatic. ,saiiins
--day for Liverpool, viii take mall. clos
ing at $3.50 a. NJ. for Europe, except Ger
many. Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg.
Turkey. the Netherlands, Norway. sweden,
Denmark. Italy, RumanIa, Bulgaria.
ser bia, switzerland and Greece; also Tor
The Lloyd Sabaudo liner .Tomaso az
Savois. sailing tomorrow Tot. Naples, NH
take mail. closing at $40 \, NJ, FOR Italy,
Bulgaria. Rumauia, serbia, Switzerland
and Greece when specially addressed only.
The American liner Oscar
and ChristIania, Will take mail, closing az
10 \. NJ, for NORWAY, sweden, Denmark,
Germany, Austria. Hungdry. Luxembourg
and Turkey.
morrow for Gibraltar, viii take mail, by
way OF Boston, dosing at : NJ FRIDAY
tor Gibraltar and the Azores Islands.
The NaNigazlOne Generate ltallduo liner
America, sailing saturday for. Naples. VIII
lake mail, closing ct $40 \. NJ, for ltalN;
and Greece when specially addressed only.
The American liner New York, sailing
saturday for Liverpool. viii take mail,
closing at $40 A. ~. for Europe, except
Germany. Austria, Huusary, Luxembourg.
Turkey, the Netherlands. Norway, sweden
The French liner Rochambeau. ssilins
saturday for bordeaux. viii take mail,
closing at !? NJ, for France. Rumaula.
Portugal, Egypt Greece. British India.
British East Africa, siam. Malta, Glib
raltar. Ceylon, straits settlements, Dutch
East Indies, West Australia and Persia,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
BUILDERS TAKE BRoNX PLOT.

NARMlON ANENUE-William j. Ga
hcl has sold for Clara Il. and Robert
c. Brown and Wallace NJ. Cox the
northwest corner of Msrmion avenue
and l76th street. a plot 46x10O. The
purchaser is the Benenson Realty
Company, which will improve the
property with an apartment house.
The purchasing company is a large
owner in the section. having put up
several fat houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-08
EckERT SELLS COUNTRY HOME.

,No'thington Whitehouse and Seton
rshry and Douglass Gibbons have sold
W. John a Eckert to a client for
yyoGpancr his estate at oyster Bay,
= ! located on Cove Neck road aud
.onS's''ng Of eighteen acres with front
.se on oyster Bay harbor. IL adjolns
we estate Of Louis C.. Tiffany. On II is
iarse dwelling, stable. garage and
eutbuildiugs.