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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22

Tho White star liner Baltic, sailing to-
day FOR Liverpool. will take mall, clos
Ing az $40 \. VI. FOR Europe, except Ger
many. Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg,
Tuk,y. the Netherlands. Norway, sweden.
Denmark and Russia: also for Africa, West
Asia aad EaS, Indies.
The Observation-Disclosures liner Fred
erik VIII. sailing to-day for Chris
'ianslnd and Chris,ianii, will take mall.
closing at 10 a VI. for Norway. Sweden'
Denmark. Germany, Austria, Hungary,
Russia, Luxembourg and turkey.
The American liner Philadelphia. sail
ing saturday for Liverpool, Will take
mail. closing At $50 4. NJ. for Europe
t'pcept Germany, Austria, Hungary, Lux
cmhIrg. Turkey. the Netherlands. Norway.
sweden and Donmarkl, Africa, West Asia
and the Epst Indies
The Norwegian America steamship KRIS
ti1ui1fturd. sailing saturday for Bergen,
viii take mail. closing at $3.50 \. NJ. for
Norway, sweden, Denmark, Russia, Ger
m10y. Austria, LuNemburg and Turkey.
Tine French liner La Tourhinc soilinE
saturday for bordeaux, VIII take mail.
closing a. noon, for France, tutnania,
Bulgaria, Serbia switzerland. ITALY, spain.
Portugal. Egypt, Greece. p-i'!sh lndie-
Hr.I.n East Africa. siam Malta, Gihral-
TAR. Coylpn. straits settlements. Dutch East
indies. West Australia and Persia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
FLATS AND SITES SOLD.

WEST ilOTlI STREET-The Charwyn
Realty company. Charles Wynne
president, has bought from Otto
MAYER FL West l40th street. near
seventh avenue. n five story fiat. on
Mot gSNl00. Henry Sugarman was
the broker.
PROSPECT ANENCE-william Keinhle
has cold 1881 Prospect avenue. a three
story frame dwelling, on plot 5Oxl44.9.
between l6jth and l66th streets. The
buyer Is the Newat Realty Company,
rhillp Wattenberg president, which
will reimprovc the site with n one
story store building to cost $40. 900.
from plans by VI. w. Del Claudio.
WEST 10Th ST.-Slawson & Hobbs
have sold for Sarah A. Punderford
lg1 West 10th street. n four story
dwelling on lot 20N1OO.5, between
columbus avenue and Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
pry HOMES ~ rLATBUsH.

The Brighton Building Company,
Peter !. Collins, mas sold TO Anna II.
Parish u new three story II basement
dwelling at 90 Rutland road, on lot
l7xluO. and to Charlotte u. Kennedy
q similar dwelling at 81 Rutland road.
The houses are between Flatbush n
Bedford Venu"
Allyn :. Crums has sold the n
family house at 1925 East Fortieth
street to Mary j. Shepard the house
1870 East Thirty-eighth street to ].
Schaner and a two family house on
Anor-sort place to VI. Walters.
charles r.. Rickerson has sold PA
Berkeley place, a three story dwelling,
to William j. Kennedy, Jr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
TENANTS ron CITY HOUSES.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for n term OF years ~ East Forty. ninth
street. a five story American basement
house, for Mrs. Douglas Henry.
Samuel II. Martin has leased for the
West Sixtieth Street Realty Company
the three story and basement dwelling
at 81 West Sixtieth street to Jnlia Fitz-
gerald.
Pease & Gilman have rented 90 Mad
lson avenue, Morristown. N. j.. for the
Dana estate to Mrs. Jane IL. Swords.
Pease & Gilman have leased for Al
bert @. Duysters to Mrs. W. u. Dicker-
man the -four story and basement dwell
Ing at 342 Lexington avenue, between
Thirty-ninth and Fortieth streets.
Shaw & Co. have leased for the estat,
OF Caroline A. Brundage the three story
and basement dwelling at l29 West l30ti
street to Elizabeth McAleer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Light and Limited to
small Buildings and
Flat sites.
NCTION MARKETS START

reading in yesterdays real estate
r.,,n,, was limited n featureless.
rcv properties were sold or rented and
,.... we're Of u"nimportant character.
... from the sale of u small loft
,vrJIrr on Thomas street property
Graded yesterday consisted Of small fats
a,d 9a, sites. In Brooklyn and the
,YngrUtu area a number Of individuals
,,.rr, homes for occupancy. The vol
prt,rv auction market started yesterday
with .u Offering Of seven parcels, mostly
IN The Bronx. Joseph +. Day. II auc-
t,rccr. ii sposcd Of five of them to out
side buyers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
mt JERSEY MEADOWS SALE.

The Newark Factory Sites, Inc. has
pIr based from David +. Edwards, as
spe. ' master, nineteen parcels con-
tanning 1855 acres in Kearny meadows
on tN- north side Of Newark Plank
Road, h.'wc,u Passalc avenue N the
la..,n-r'> River, for S350,000.
J.. Newark Joseph +. lmticld has
bought from George r. Heller "A dwell
Hg .. plot l0Oxl50, at the northwest
conner ,f Elwood avenue and Ridge
,'re.'. and Harry J. Stevens a sold
:r 2I,lslrt BOYLE to William Spratt
the dwelling at JIG South Thirteenth
Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
OFFICES ON LEXINGTON AVE.

A large office building. the height Of
which Is yet undetermined. Is TO be
erected AT the southwest corner of Lex
ington avenue and Twenty-ifth street
by Benjamin w. Meyer. owner OF the
corner. The property. which is OPP
posite the Sixty-ninth Regiment Armory,
measures 4s4 feet IN the venue and
53.s feet on T~wenty-fifth street. 1t is at
present improved with two o story
buildings. Work on razing the old
structures has been started. Mr.. Meyer
bought the property at auction in 1913
for $40 poo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
BUSINESS PROPERTY TENANTS.

r Noycs Company has leased
= 40 Blrling slip, corner OF
>'t .', 20 the Stereoscopic Dcvel-
@ operation; a loft at 1850
N'. .. street FOR r.. Crystal 4 Son
To. ..' safety Lamp Company II
20 West street for the same
""' .. 'au American Materials Com
ltr'
5 '. l pcll & co. have leased the
III. % West T1irty-eighth street
~ VI --.r |. DCrlckson,
bee. ~ Green have leased Of
' N church street 10 the Ealti-
".' Company,
~. r'ou n Wilson have leased
S' broadway TO John A Done
F'' pace In 30 West Thirty-frst
s'' Ir Constantine q. rsaki,
. Perry a Dwight have rented
We and basement at 400 Sixth
..r = term Of years 10 the Cal
'' N Company. additional space
..-' Twenty-eiphth street to l.
" "a loft At lji West Thirty
.'t 10 the Damar Lacquer
M \ White & Sons have rented
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented for
Robert rockingham his residence on
Purchase road. Harrison, 10 Percy @.
Goodsell for a term of years, unfur-
nlshed.
Col. o. s. Horney, former proprietor
has leased the Kenneth u Gordon house
at 279 Scotland road. South Orange. for
a term of years. Joh u. Munther was
the broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
ON DOWNTOWN LOFT SOLD.

rnr r%h,rhardt Realty Company has
sold fn the Jacob f'eisChman Corpora
,f,p the six story loft building at 60
Tf,u.- street. opposite the IL. Il. Clafiin
,-f.h'- nmcut. The property measures
o.,tup. II is located between Church
sr,..t and West Broadway. and was
t,kcr by tho Ebcrhardt company last
month I'M an exchange for the new
Epar.meu' house at the southwest cor
mr. Of Hoe avenue and Aldus street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22

downtown.
(South OF Fourteenth ST.
OLIVER ST. 1902, IS, So n south e. toN
so; corteiyou I'd, ~ Ihkiy9,, sps,S vs eI
to John Richichi. l. Brookhzid st. White
Plains, y y, July 20; atty, Ih5s Ho!ien,
II Home Savings Bank b'ds' ""',I
crIrRCH sT' ?06. " 5, IL n White =,
is7x5O, partition Jug igwAd3m NJ NJ
atty, T q co, lI6 Broadw'y " oI2
LVpL0W ST, lS' G5itG>, S'> TWEPRiit'iSa,k
av, sept. 20, all liens. atty, Samuel korn,,
bluth, 81 Chambers .st.'.....,. ~
SANE pROPERTI-Ia1ar Goldberg to
Max Waxman. 2l7 Columbia st. Bklyn,
an liens. Sept 20; ATTY same soSl
RlpsT o9 ST iSS,is'i il : s e S5s@!G to ;c'rss;Ssc'nt
300. sept. 20; atty, \ J DIttmar. az =
sL II!e sT. iss.35, n " C. Wooster st.
6OxiOO-wslter J Mccauiey to Peter
Tracy, ~ " y i 49, =, mas 10000, sci
on,S a'ty, lao So 9 ion St ,iss.soi ",
65.7xl25- P~oughkeepsie say Bank.
Realty CO. inc, si6 Bway, al liens, sept
n; atty, T q co, l7G uy......,.$l op
West side.
twest OF Firth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th stsD
Asst -. SOS W, 3 ili.> y gth Az 20 iGN
ieb. .s8 jth av, Sept -, mtg $1,000 ATTY,
T q co. l7G Bway .......,. .,;. -
West. 2. .lo0ll--Maurlcc a Lynch, rgf,
70 Mich Fricdsam, ne 5th ay, sept 90,
ATTY, Thos J Brady, 81 Nassau ~ $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of HON ST.
ETH ST. n = 2G5 " N az .0Si9TilI-
D. Bklyn, mtg $1,000, Aug 80 atty
los Gla-sburg, so Graham aw Brook,
onIyn ige,5. W :, 20 n 18th ii, 2,iixso1
concetta Glunta to Gaetano ~ LUCIA
Lapor,a, $i9 y lGi5h st. "yE fiI'iVTi
uEMPifLTpoS ~TEhRAcE, z, n 100 n
Itist ~. lGNl00 -Frauk.ln i cross Ia
chas H. futile, 70 Hsniiton ter Am dS
' ?g atSy;r % " IN av, G5xsS,ii-
, 4'rrrrancqs II Scott to Harry q IIecht, i0s
, W iSOth st, Dec ., 1913, attyS' Elkns,
4 III W sr n" w :. 100 n Pos, av. icx
N,0o-Nargherita CavaliCre to Academy
Constn co. ~ y l25th a. mig ~
Mar 3, 1914; attys, Fischer y H. ~
cd nTiE sT, n 5, 200 " eO7th =, iookioo
Uoreolosure July Cisy ~ Z
solomon c Powell, IS W Slst ~, Sept q
atty, T q co. l16 Bway ''''''''N-''o V
thorough Of The Bronx
MONROE Az, e. go n lItth 81 ?SH9I.
so5 Gordon st, Roselle' y J; mtg $4,000
Sept lOl attys' Salter " - u" Sassy
,, s!TTsTe' ST, :. so " Briggs ay, :i55Iso.
Meredith Realty 90, Inc, 70 Chds \
siener' iOS E aiOth y, mtg $500, SEPT
20; attys, Todd A st John' s'H hro'.,
,,EET EH sT. els Il, . =. 25xi6o Ks'tle cosisi
10 stephen Il Jackson, l5l W lslst st.
Aug .; atty, stephen II Jackson, zoo
rbTs "b5S a $50, map iohhaurr PARK
Mary + McGrail 10 sidney y HickoN
2ai6 Gleason av, July 81 correction
decd; atty, Frank Gass, Inc, 22lj West.
wcNHsens'iTTG'ToN AZ " :. i625 + l75th st
'asx irreg-Arthur y Geiggrlch trrO 10
Thos A Keck. Falmouth, Mass, sept lC,
attys, Creevey 4 Il, 60 Wall st 81 Oot
NIinil TO clara \ Dean, ~ Saratoga nv
Yonkers, mtg $500, Sept 20; ATTY + :,
LOT lsl, BLK u, map Names Est'to-
Minnie Bhrger 20 Harry - St"iumctI
gO7g Dalv nv. July 20; atty, j \ stein.
PROSPECT ~. " s, l5s n iGi'h 81, G0N
lTb-wn V Hlenhle ct al To- .Newnl
Realty 90, Inc, 900 BWay, mtg $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
The Builders, Manhattan;
capital. $3.50. OO0. directors, q Howard Mac
Bride, Harry NJ. Rogers. New York city;
Milton +. Kalcr. Nonkers. y. Y
Isd-ll Company, Manhattan; capital.
$1,000. directors. Alexander Hinke, Regi-
maid r. Isnacs and oscar j. Schcssier. Long
Island city.
Roetta Realty Company. Brooklyn; cap
ital. $1,000: directors. Aaron ii, Sherwin.
Abraham NJ. Ardsheld and u. :. Myers,
New York city.
Nonoto Realty Company, Nlncola: cap
ital, $1,000: directors. j. walter Robert
son. j !. KortVellyessy and Elizabeth
Adams. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
I. J. HOUSES FOR FRUIT FARM

rInTuN. y. j.. Sept. 2l.-John Karl,
toru,r Mayor OF Garfield, has exchanged
tw' BONUSES IN curt n and II In Pan
''. 'o' q twenty-five acre fruit farm
~ Ho.d9ut, y. Y, owned by Nathan
ka'.ru ~ 9>s Bergen avenue BROOKLYN
About $4,000 was involved In the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
TO FoRpuAM AFFAIRS,

A meeting of the Fordham Heights
Property owners Association Will be
held this vening In the Singh Building
at the corner OF Fordhan road and
Jerome avenue. The Bronx. All real estate
brokers and property owners are re-
quested to attend as matters OF i'm
p~ortance to the section are to be dig
Cussed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
l.. I. buys BusHwICK PLOT.

Toe Long Island Railroad Company
has bought from c. Decker a plot 100 by
800 feet on the north side Of T. afiic
81 ta', 500 feet east from the present
right Of way Of the company at Bush
WICK Junction. The pr perty will be
UTILIZED in grade crossing eliminations
now .rinE completed at this point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
NEW AID ST. RESTAURANT.

Plans have been filed for a one story
dining room on the north side of Forty
third street 237.6 feet west of sixth
avenue for Charles H.. Jones OF Cold
Spring IIarbor, l.. l., as owner. 1t will
have "A frontage of 20 feet and a depth
Of 3S feet. A. J. Stiner IL the architect
and has estimated the cost at Sl,l00.
The property adjoins the Hotel Wood
stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
Father Rcaury To Return to Navy
Yard.

The Rev. Father W. II. I. Reauey, It
was reported yesterday, has been trans
forred from the battlcship Connecticut
and will he chaplain at the Navy Yard,
Brooklyn, where he inauguratcd the an
uual military mass.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
oil co. ADDS TO l.. 1. PLANT.

The \. J. Bradley Company, manu-
f~tn'4rer ot oil products on Eleventh
sir'r. Long island city, has purchased
from the r. Il. Ackerson Company n
pat Ilp 10y goo feet on the north side
Of tenth street, east of Verncn avenue
an adjoining It's present holdings. The
property VA, held at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
BROKER IN HOTEL LEASE.

George H.. Corsa. who as broker rented
the Hotel Rutledge to T. l.. Tolson and
II. II. Knott, a lease announced In these
columns yesterday. reports that the new
tenants will continue the hotel for the
exclusive Use of women on the American
plan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
CurRcm FOR FOREST HILLS.

The Right Rev. Bishop G. T.. MELON
me- O: the Brooklyn diocese has taken
q plot At the southwest corner Of Ascan
sverue and queens boulevard, Forest
Hills. The pr perty will be improved
w,h a church edihce for a parish to
.. established in this section.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
$4,000 pRoNx FLAT PLANS.

The Picken Building Company, Will
lam H.. Picken. president, will erect a five
story apartment house, 95.SXj9.l, on
the southeast Corne Of lSNth street
and Creston avenu 1t will cost So 600
and was designed by Andrew J. Thomas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

l0o-Ida II Cullman Tn Lima silk. a.
West End av, atfNS. Gold smith. & q
w. - Observation-Disclosures
ST, lJS N-EUgeue de NutthtCk =
ny : CrOssman. PA W 7gth ~. atty, ia
lST Az, " p, 500 n G5th st, 2ixe2-LaN
yorS Mtg c. 10 ny. Nc,lrsulintr and auo,
trus. $50 Central Park west. atty. Law.
lO>TH ST. n :. 2s5 g list Az. .OOyl60I0-
y Y Trust 60 to Geo .. Bradizh. East
orange, y j. atty. y Y Trust 10, 20
iSsD ST, ~ E-Alfred u Price 10 Sydney
guEin, ?Si il7'h ST at'y'' David & =
l92D ST, II E-Same TO same. atty
same ST
18TH ST > =. 2iI.2 " 81 aV, l5.lOxlOO ii
Moses Hir~ch to caroline g Kendall. : "
lOrH sT, ~ E--Jamcs j o'shaughntssy
10Th sf. AZ E"Srary NHNicH"rIs to lanes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
RICH NOND HILL LOT DEAL.

Louis Gold has bought a plot of lots
on Liberty avenu along. The new eN-
tension of the Kings county elevated
railroad. between Cedar and Guion
streets. for development.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
nrNS PALISADES HOME.

ln, Thomson has sold 70 August
W lu'' "a dwelling m plot 6fxss, at
'. ...'. west 90 uer Of Boulevard East
mo ] ,,l-nrst street. WOodcllt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
MrsIC MAN buys HOUSE.

W. u Airing OF the Aeolian Company
m. bought the last house in Gilmore
Court. a unique cluster Of homes In the
GrroLaulvs section, Scarsdale Estates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
MonnI>TowN DEVELOPMENT.

I.. it.r.htId Baldwin Company OF
\. has bought from Mrs. Bessie
D. 40 a tract OF thirty acres lying
.a'"',. Whippany road and the
.. .iulr.s township, New Jersey.
i. ..'y will be subdivided into
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
18TH, So W. Rooms & Bath
Charminsly furnished: sunny electricity phone
new JERsE, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains in modern one fam
lly houses and choice building lots at pri-
vate sac. q large number from which 10
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. TO quickly clo.e the bust
tess Of two corporations, orers these prop
h.es az about SO.e or former prices
Sorsemere and leonia. Sew jersey ,op-
,osite Grants Tomb, within twenty .nvs
.ustcs pf Manhattan.
An inspection Of thes. properties viii
convince you that they are unusua. bar
gains.
iberal tsrma Title Guarantee. Policy
tree.
For further details ara terms. address
Bent II Haight Special Deputy Supt. o.
''7nks care ~ Banking Department, 81
"-naNVN~ Wv v0-r C''v
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22
HOUSES TO LET-UNFuRNIsnEp.
BoARDERs WANTED.


NATURALIZATION fan. winter. farm
$500 Mrs. CHA HlNCkLEY. OakshaG,
Ice. Mass.
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fHl' : N.Y.
Downtown.
(South Of Fourteenth ST.
CHURCH ST, 29s, " =, Ie.7x5O-Chester
n Brown to VIM Hump Exr, New
ESSEN ST, W s., 3SO.G 5 Hi's,cr st. goxiSw
Edna j Rosenberg to Agency Realty 4
Mortgage CO. 81 Nassau II, yr, . per
cent Aug 49, atty Edw J West az
llfH ST. 2Ss ", :, i25 " ith st, g5xS5~
Ia WIFE, "nd ny kahn to VIM - Van
3 Yrs, 6 per cent; atty, l. y Hasse. $o5
loTrTnf' ST. : 3 cor "a ay. 'istx65' -stGy.
vcsant square Realty Go. Inc. to pough-
keopsie Savings Bank, rouFhkeepsie. Tue
Jun l., 1921, . per cent. sept p atty,
4 O. a + Co, ll6 bNHy. ,..,,, $40 600
West side.
west Of Firm av, between Fourteenth
and ll0th stsD
siTH ST, ti0 W. 5 =, 2s13 - 9TH av, IS sS
s>9.. -i,e ., it2,tS W : Z: 2s' e n
frcd NJ Rau ct al At Central Park West
4 G5th st, Sent 20. demand q y 9; attys,
L4eGmann \ T. sas hSay ,.. E6,alS'SI
Rose Gordon, as T. 5lst st. Sept 20, due
az per notes; atty. Felt 4 Il, 81 cham
hcrs - .'.''.''. SLVoo
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
MADISON Az, 9 :, 25,il ii5th st, 25x
tM-IsIllAlAtA dh'NIn ri ~ ~ hfNtl \
Jacobs, $40 " lj6th IT, Aug 81, 3 yrs,
Gp G; attys' krantowita & p, a2O hroad;
HKSMViLToN TERRACE il. 5. if56 n
lumhia Trust Co, 60 BWay, Sept ]. 3
yrs, 5 p g. atty, = g Go. l7G Bway $500
ISOth II, 7e1lxlOO-Pudgur Realty co
to Abel King a ano, las East 65th ST,
sept 90, 3 yrs, q = q; attys, lese q 9 %
Nassau 81 10000
I
thorough Of The Bronx)
SHERMAN Az, e =. ss 5 i6Gth st, 2Oo.ilx
i0O-J W Il Rlty co. Inc, to Hannah g
DENIM. 1928 II 2ith 1t. pr mtg sll,eb0,
sept II, demand i p q; atty, NJ Stein,
p6}wyEELIdh" AZ. IS. so " division line. lots lots
.iS \ $50, map unionport, ljOxiO3l-
John Vossbrinck to Henry Reiss. Sll l.
l55th ~, sept 20. = yrs, q p c; atty,
T q 4 r CO, i76 Bway ,.;.,,;,. $3.50
gdxloO-Carosena Cerussl 10 Marie 4
pl,ss, 1884 50 Peters ar. Sept 90, due
oc, lnlS ,h,p q attyS' Hlr'emsn 4
%rRv66sfp ~ AZ l5is n iGith 81. SCS
IT5-Ncwat Rlty 60, Inc. to VIM V
Klchnle, 1894 Prospect av ct al. pr mtg
otty, T q X T 60 i7G Bway 49,; $3.50
map unlonport, 76Ni0S. being part lot
~ same msG-M"Gsl Mine TO NINA
y =; atty, Frank Gass' Inc, esl5 Wcst.
GRXND bowl s CoNCoURsE, Q 3 2O5 6
n nuttcrworth, Q Golden nv, White
plains, y V. pr mtg sl,2OO, Sept 20, due
As per bond atty, T q n T 60. lls
sHAKEsrEARE Az. IS. i7S.5 $ iSsth ST
.SNi0Oi-Jennie r. Tcichman to Abr {
Rothst,ln col W i5lst st, Sept II. due
IS per bond. attys, sleseltaeh A. = 2SS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-22

Th,so navy order. were issued
Commander y v Irwin to General
Board, NaNy department, Washington,
4. -.
Lieut.. \ g. Higkrus, from the Brouklyn
20 oil ON -'an and fleet gunncry ofhccr
Nslutic llcot
Lieut. Il !. Montgomery, Junior grade,
20 the HpnnihHi.
Lieut.. r YAM NaIkenhurg, junior grade
from he Connecticut to Naval Academy
Annapolis.
Lieut. S = Traqht. junior grade. PLACED
on retired list ct officers OF the navy from
Soptsmbor ~ in accordance with section
ll1N or me HrIIfrI STATUTES, !" nome
/ Lieut. Il, 5, Il, Brandt, junior grade. I,
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
downtown.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second partb
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Army and NaNy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l-Thcse army
orders were Issued To-day.
Major Conrad T.. Kocsch,r. N. G.. to
HhIaucIphlu Tor duty Hs nspector-instruc-
tor Of the second sanitary district. com
prisiug the states Of Delaware, Maryland,
Sow Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, Virginia and the
District of Columbia.
First Lieut.. Charles W. Riley, VI. II. q,
from Philippine Department to army med
Icll school for instruction,
Each Of the following named officers Of
the Medical Reserve Corps Is relieved from
duty ni the station after his name and
VIII rop'r' To the commludlnt army m,i-
icp. school for duty. First Lieut. ArI,u
Ir,or, Madison lIlrracks, Now York, First
Lieut.. John :. Gnul royt Slopnm Sew
York; First Lieut., charles q IIUttor, Co
Iumbus BARRACKS, Onto, First Lieut.. har-
ward C. Moore, Vancouver barracks, wash
Iugtou. First li,I, Edwin Il Mlynlri
rprt NauIpmin Harrison, Ind, and First
f.,ur william = Rl,r, walter Reed Gen
..I lIuspIfal, u, G..
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FOR eastern New York, fair and con-
tinucd cool to-day: fair tomorrow; slowly,
rising temperature; strong western, winu-'
For Ncw Jersey and eastern .PcnnsyI-
EinIi, fair and continued cnni TO-DAY ialI.
with slowly rising temperature to morrow
fresh westerly winds.
For New England, fair and cooler to-
day. fair tomorrow; strong Westerly
For western Sew York. fair to-day and
tomorrow. warmer tomorrow: moderate
SEW YORK, sept. 2c-Thc storm from
the upper lake regions moved eastward
and was central over Quebec ana east
ern ontario yesterday, with a secondary
ccntre over New Jersey and southern New
York.
Rain fc,i In eastern Sew York and New
England, but In all other parts OF The
country. excepting a little rain ON the
coast ~ Texas, the weather was gener-
high winds prevailed on the middle and
north Atlantic coast and over the north
eastern quarter 81 the country, and gales
An arc, OF hIrh pressure central over
eastern Kansas and Nchraska covered III
tho Rocky Mountains and caused cooler
weather over. most Of the, country east or
temperature in the central states and Into
northern parts Of the Gulf states
Temperatures we're close to the freezing
point in Wisconsin and westward into
In this city rain roll heavily in tho morn
wind, brisk to high northwest to west;
average humidity. NJ per cent
corrected to read to sea level, at s A. NJ,
2g.GN. 3 = NJ, 2g.G3.
The temperature In this city Yesterday. -
recorded by the orlcial thermometer. Is shown
in the annexed table:
1918. ipiII 1915. 1914
"a NJ. .G1a 7is' 6P. NJ. go So.
~ NJ. .""7' S.. 70 MHIGH. 90 -:
Highest temperature. 73'. at $50 =. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 5G'. at 1918 +. NJ.
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p%p,'orr- from lo0as dcl Toro.
- Nprrn Castle from Havana.
81, IN.yrs. irum TEN
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

HIshCSI tcmpCfnturV, ~, AT .3U J..
Lowest temperature. bG'. at 1918 !
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-02-16
SUCCESS FOR GERMANS IN
EAST; W.T. ~ QUIE1

Berlin. Feb. i6-tBy wireless 10
sa~yyillo.D-The German stan today
gave out a report OF the pfogress oil
the war. reading as f0iiows.
Western theater of war. The at
lacks Of The enemy upon the trenches
taken by German troops from the
English near -. Eioy were yesterday
repulsed: otherwise there have oeen
no important Developments In he
west.
eastern theater OF the war: The
nghtlng and pursuit beyond h East
Prussian frontier are proceeding very
favorable. In Poland noTth Of the
Vlstula German troops nave occupied
Bielsk and Plock after a short en-
gagement. About 1909 prisoners
were takea. South OF the Nistuia
here have been no important de-
yelOpments.
Foreign newspapers are publish
ing the most absurd rumors concern
ing immensr German losses IN the
nghting to the east of Bolimow, RUS
Sian Poland. which began In Feb
ruary. II can be said that Tire Ger
man losses In these attacks were
small In proportion to the successes
attained.