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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
TRADE MOVEMENTS TRACED.
Furniture House On Broad wa -
Leather Concern Near 3Oth 81.

Daniel II. Birdsall & Co. nave leased
the entire building at 37l Broadway for
4 long term to Budd X Co, furniture
retailers. II was recently rebuilt follow
ing "a fire by the wners, the estate OF
Carson q. Peck.
The Hall-Berwin Corporation has
leased the corner store in the Heidelberg
Building. Broadway and Forty-second
street, to L. Morris 4 Co, jewellers. The
lease Is for a long term from Novem-
Der I, 1915. and involves a rental aggre-
eating $3.50, 900.
l.. T~anenbaum, Strauss & Co. have
rented to II. Margolin q Co, leather bag
makers. for many years located at Js3
Broadway, the third and fourth lofts OF
the Bijou Building. now nearing COM
pletion at 1887 and 1893 Broadway and
running through TO 502 and 504 Sixth
avenue.
Daniel Birdsail & Co. have rented 1O.-
900 square feet In 400 and 46S Broadway
to the Independent Infants Wear TOM
pany space in ~ Leonard street to Will
lam Whitman d Co.. and the Union Mills
Corporation.
A. u. Coburn has leased one-half OF
the second hoor In the Scott 4 Bovine
Building. 400 Pearl street, to Gramlich
a sUaaS Lithographing Company for
Ave years.
George II. Read & Co. have leased
offices and lofts In III Fifth avenue. cor
ner OF Eighteenth street. to Isldore
Lusher, Rufus ii. Kimball. George A w.
Buchholtz and Active Muslin Underwear
Company; In ll70 broadway. corner OF
Twenty-eighth street, To Rubber Gar
ment Specially CompP ", Ahrens h Wins
low, Philip W. Mahle. cstelle A.. Stein
reich and j. j. Beyerls Manufacturing
Company in l22 and La East Twenty
ffth street to Hawkeye Embroidery
Company. Beatrice Brown and John
Gillespie In 500 Fifth avenue TO Dante
Gambinossi, Mattewan Manufacturing
| Company and Henry Hosbach, successor
10 Metcalf Company in 10 West Thirty
| eighth street TO Waldorf Costume Com
pany in ~ West Forty-eighth street to
| Miss Marjorie Worth and in 507 Fifth
| avenue to Luc!en Fangiuere.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
BLOCKS MARINE co. SALE.
Committee starts Court
Action 10 Disclose Assets.

The Wallace protective committee OF
stockholders OF the International Mcr-
camille Marine Company yesterday
stole a march on the Barnard commit
tee which is guarding the rights Of the
bondholders when the former body tool
court action to force the additional re-
ceiver OF tho company. Chsuncey q.
Parker, TO tle his answer TO the re-
ownership proceedings. II ~ been
the intention of the Bannard committee
To ask the court TO issue "A decree for
the foreclosure and sale OF the prop
erty this week. but 1t IL believed that
the action OF the Wallace committee
has forestalled this attempt.
When Mr.. Parker. whose appoint
ment was secured TO forestail the suit
OF the stockholders for $4,000. 900
against the directors for alleged mis-
management. makes his reply in court
It IL said that he will be forced TO make
II statement Of the company's assets
which the Wallace committee has been
seeking in an effort 10 prove that the
receivership was unnecessary.
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HOPE To LEASE BIG SPACE.

A group OF manufacturers all In the
same line of business are dickering with
Sol Bloom for ten floors In the building
being built on the west side OF broadway
from Thirty-nfth to Thirty-slxth street.
which he leased from the plans from
Barnum & Everdall. builders, some time
ago. The deal has been on for some-
time. Once II went by the way, but the
brokers succeeded In reviving interest
again and now It looks as II the lease
will go through. EverythinS IL arranged
for the matter TO be settled to-day. The
floors will be used by a number of manu-
facturers In kindred lines who will he
grouped under an operating company
such as The Worlds Mart Corporation, a
consolidation OF several large u
turers Of women's apparel organised a
year ago. Mr.. Bloom has been asking
s2O,O 900 a floor for space In the building,
and according to a talk with a u mar
on price cutting in real estate recently
there is every reason to believe that he
will not lake less than his asking price
The lease under consideration Is for
tWenty-ono years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
LEASES.
Ian haitian.

IlSTH ST. sl3-l5 l.. all-Alfonso Ior.o 10
Jennie cohen, $50 l. liSth 81. Asia yrs
from Nov ! 1915; atty. : y Tuckmsn.
SjTH 81, So2 =. all-Eilen Hickey TO Vim
Won der Horst. SOL h t?d St Tia yrs
from sept !, Isl5....... $3.50 and 500
10TH ST. : T.. store-Wm II Miller TO Jos
Joseph. Is IT Washington sv. 5 yrs from
sept 30. 1915: atty. J Blumenbach. Reg
nth ST. $50 W. all-Dani Rosenbaum 10
Theresa or Tresa Socen;i. $50 W 18th
-, le yrs from May J. 1906: atty. T. J
Kelly, 3o2 Bway. u $50
BROADWAY. 1880; also. eth av, 40
20. basemcnt-Bruadway 4 18th Az GO
to Little Hungary, ; yrs from Oct /.
1915. atty, II + Nathan 800 Bway 5000
30 AN, l3@7-Eldridge Rlty - Const 60 to
rhas kohout, li9s ist av. from Nov /,
1913. 90 May /, 1916, 3 yrs rem, atty. Jos
Hlavac, Jr. 1909 LIST sv....sIs0 and $500
AMSTERDAM Av. lOii. str 4 b-u L Rlty
90 TO Sal sirssis, ia " gsth -. J yrs
from oct !, 1914; atty. II Koppelman,
ia RlNington stOo
7TH Az 20i7-.oI9, stores-M Martha 1.
Rutherfurd to WIN " Schroeder. $50
l.nox av. : yrs from May !, lsl5. attys,
Bernheimer & $ i II 90, i2sth 81 and
Amsterdam ". 800
Bronx.
WEST FORDIAM RID. 1872. store-McLrr-
NOW klty & Const Co 20 John L. Roth,
ct26 Jerome av. and ano, 3 yrs and :
mos from Nov |. 1914, atty, Hy n Pat.
ton, % Cedar st,...tOiO ana sbVu
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schwartz. Plainfeld... N J: Issdore
Schwartz. The Bronx. N Y.
Warschaur Congregation Holding Com
pany. Manhattan: capital. $4,000. direc-
tors, Bennie Tenenbaun. Josephine Il oidon
university Company, M~anhattan
capital. SO. 900; directors, John Wood, Jr.
and Neason Jones. Mount Vernon. y y
York Building Company, Manhattan;
Max Karpf and Emanue Goldberg. New
York city.
City Estates Company. Manhattan: cap
New York city; clifton N Wilson. Ossinins.
y Y, and Raymond A weatherby. h"cke
Frenali Company. The Bronx: capital.
$1,000; directors. Fred r French. Charles
u. NJ K. Realty Company. Queens; cap
ital. $1,000: directors. Louis BurkArd.
George Biewener, New. York city: LOUIS
Mehrmann, Brooklyn. N Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
CITY HOMES IN DEMAND.

Slawson & Hobbs have rented 3ls
West Ninety-second street for a term or
years to X. l.. Trecker for X. l.. Sllber-
man. to DIR. Alex Nicoll, lls West
EIehty.eighth street 323 West Eighty
second street for Henry Parsons to An
drew Demetre, and for w. u, ID, Stokes
10 ID. d. Lyon 2+2 West Seventy-third
street. A.,
Peasc & Gilman have leased furnished
for Mrs, JOIN H.. Scovile to Lucius X.
Wllmerding the o u story and basement
dwelling at 32 West Fifty-third street.
Unger Il Watson have leased for a
term OF years 235 Fast Sixtieth street
for Kidansky & Levy TO NJ. Hink, and
the dwelling NJ 34+ East Fiftieth street
for Herman Kahn to J. Hobiger.
III HoughtOn Company has leased for
Era, noes Morris tie three story and base
ment dwelling at l62 West Sixty-fourth
street to George w. Loucn for . term OF
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
100000 EAST SIDE
DWELLING SOLD
r. II. BroughtOn, II. II. ROg-
ers's Son-in-Law. Is Reported
10 Have Sold 18th st. House.
sCHrRMANS BUY HERE

Urban II. B~roushton. son-in-law OF the
late Henry II. Rogers. IL reported to have
cold the dwelling at Is East Seventy
,rhth street. which he bought in 1902.
the name of the buyer could not he
secured. neither could definite Informal
non he had that the house. which Is IN
onc Of the finest residential blocks in the
civ. had been sold. The story that the
nroperty has passed to new interests Is
based on reports heard through the Finn
avenue district. often these stories can he
,elied on. as Fifth avenue brokers are a
keen lot and know everything that goes
an through the Fifth avenue district.
Usually they are not given to spreading
.,ories that lack foundation. The dwell
irr IS said to have been held In the
market at 5000. 900. which Is consider
ahly above the assessed value. The
proughtons have not been using the
nrorerty. having spent most OF the last
Few wears In London. The dwelling is
Ave stories high and covers n lot, 25x
Ioa. adjoining the Stuyvesant Fish
dwelling at the northwest corne of
Madison avenue and Seventy-eighth
street. II is IN the cook block. which
with the Lenox Library block constitutes
the finest and most costly one developed
in the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
uns. J. ". sCuURMAN 4 BUYER.

Mrs. Barbara +. Schurman. wife of
Jacob W. Schurman, president OF Cor
nell University. has purchased through
Manning \ Trunk the private dwelling AT
% West Flfty-eighth street. on lot COX
1905, from Emma X. bocherty. the
property having been in the possession
Of the Docherty family for thirty-five
wears. by the purchase. Mrs. Schur-
man now controls a plotage at this
poin, between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
,ontainirg 1000 square feet. inclul-
irg 80, A.. - and 40 West Fifty-eighth
street. and tie abutting nine story Dali
housio apartment house at 40 to AZ
wes, %Fifty-ninth street. with n frontage
Of l2s feet. overlooking Central Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
WAR FORCES BIGGER PLANT.
New Tennessee Copper Bonds Are
for Extension.

After the special meeting OF the Ten
nessee Copper Company. held yesterday
for the purpose OF authorizing an issue
OF convertible bonds, President Utley
Wedge explained that extensions of the
~company's plant. made necessary by
the great demand for chemicals. had
caused the step.
''Our chemical business" he said, "is
very good indeed. largely as IA re-
suit Of the present extraordinary war
demand for tho products
Stockholders Of the company at the
meeting yesterday approved tho pro.
posed issue of $4,000, 900 first mort
gage ten year convertible 9 per cent.
bonds, OF which $4,000. 900 are to be
issued ut the present time. An in
crease in the company's capital from
s.. 000. 900 to S6,S75.00O 10 provide for
the conversion Of the bonds was also
approved. The bonds are convertible
after two ear ut the rate OF 500
In bonds for 500 par talue In stock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
EXPRESS LIQUIDATION BEGINS.
United states Company Announces
First Payment,

The United States Express Company,
which was forced to liquidate after the
reduction OF rates by the Interstate
Commerce Commission and the compete
ton Of the parcel post, will make a first
payment of $25 on November Is on stock
OF record October 80.
The estimated liquidating value of the
company's assets is between 50 and 30.
which does not take into account tho
general appreciation since December 81,
1914. In securities owned by the com-
pany. These securities make up the
largest single group Of assets of the
company. They consist of stock in
twelve companies, nine of them railroads,
amounting to 3367.s7l book value bonds
In more than 200 companies amounting
to sl,673,225 on the same basis OF valua-
ton. and mortgages worth $4,000.
On December 81, 1914. these securities
had a book value OF S5,137. 0S6 and q
par value OF $b.076.S00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
BUYS HOME At ESSEX FEELS.

MoNTcLLR. y. j., Oct. lS-w A.
barnaoy OF New York has purchased a
residential property on Roseland ave-
nue., Essex Fells. The property has a
frontage OF 500 feet, and the residence.
which Is OF stone and stuoco construc-
ton. contains fifteen rooms and Ave bath
rooms, There Is "a garage on the prem
ises, The sale price was $40, 900. +. NJ.
.rawiey 4 Bros. of Montclair were the
brokers.
Former Mayor Ernest C. Hinck has
completed plans for six new prlva,e
dwellings to be erected on Duryea road.
Niontclair. The houses will contain ten
rooins and three bath rooms each. This
property formerly belonged to the late
walter Il. Duryea. son OF the starch
king"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
SALES ~ Many SECTIONS.

WEST 9TH STI,EET-The McManus
estate has so,d through e. Reynolds
Gibbons the three story and basement
dwelling at 80 West Ninth Street. ON
ht . -Ny2.3, between Fifth and sixth
evcnues, Tie buyer Is a client Of
Richard :, Elliott. Recently Mr.. Ell
Holt bought the dwelling at SO West
ninth street, directly opposite. from
LOUIS g Js'aoby and resolA II to Mrs.
w Forbes Morgan. who plans to &C.
cupy Il.
MADISON ANENUE-John J. Kava-
raugA has sold for the estate of Annie
u smith to a client for occupancy
1873 Madison avenue, adjoining the
northwest COrncr of Ninety-third
t're'', a three story and basement
dwelling on lot 20x7i.
WEsF 4lsTfI STREET-John X. David
son has sold for Marie Schwartz $50
and JD1 West llsth street. a seven
story elevator apartment house on
pot ooNl0O, aitoining the northwest
"'FheF OF Manhattan avenue. The
buEeF Is an out OF town investor.
WEST l2lST STREFT-The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has sold 302 West
l-!st street, a five story brick tene-
mon On pot ~33.6Nl00, to AN investor.
IARh ANENIE-Henry r. Noyes is
F''orto4 10 have sold 1880 Park ave-
n" northwest ORR of 1880 street.
a I'VE story tenement with stores. on
lot 24llxS6.
"AoDOuGAL STREET-Daniel Bird
fa'. a 60. have sold for Mrs. Matilda
NH-n"-t to Amos +. Emo 140 Mac
''uril street, . three story building.
o. lot .JXI5, This is the first trans
'e' Of the property in over thirty
YEAR The buyer now controls prac-
ucaIF tho entire block bounded by
Mt,''lgtl street, West Third street
and dshingtOn Square South.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
BRoNX BUILDERS ACTIVE.

sEDiNICK AVENUE-Eberhardt e.
nousur have purchased from II. A.
roung the plot, 7jXl33, on the west
SIDE of S"dRwick avenue. 159 feet
SCUM OF kingsbridge road, The buy
eS WI erect two hve story apart
,nAr houses.
WEBB NATURALIZATION Is Larkin
faS sod for William l.. Phelan the
pot 6pNlo0, on the east side Of Webb
avenue, 200 feet north Of DevOe Ter
,a'e, The new owner will erect a
hye story apartment house.
'"'Mt STItEt.r-The BeneEson Realty
'otn'auy has purchased from the Ger
MAMA Fire Insurance Company s44
ilouis street. "A i've story apartment
Mouse, TN not 10 2x93,Cx irregular.
~ lect west al Prospect venue
EH' sell'Ag ~tonapaH: took the prop
'r'y oy"r jSt JanuarS in foreclosure
Hf""c'dinGs, EugeN J. Busher wac
'lc broker in'ths present dssl.
"lpNN BOUl.IcVARD--W, u. a. w. !,
h'pwn have sold TO the Bronx Park
way I0mmission for James X. Walter
109ut scventy-fve lots In the block
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
RHIGHT-LONa ISLAND TRADE.

jeremiah T. Mahoney has bought the
five story apartment home at 649
and SOL Vest ls+th street from George
II. Bodke and has given In part payment,
besides cash, two Long Island corners.
The apartment is between Broadway and
Wadsworth avenue OF a plot 50Xl0O. IL
was planned in July. 1914. Ennis 4
S!nnott bought the property In Decem-
Der, 1914. from the builders, the Aldus
CONSTRUCTION Company, \ few weeks
later the operators sold 1t through j..
irving Walsh To Mr., Budke. the seller
n yesterdays deal. Mahoney gives n
three story frame dwelling On a Central
avenue corner, Cedarhurst. and AN eleven
room Colonial type dwelling N Irving
place, Woodmero. j. irving Walsh and
Goldsmith - Mcdonald were the brokers
" the trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
ENLARGE CHEVROLET PLANT.
Motor Company eases md Buys
I1th Avenue site.

The Chevrolet Motor Company Of New
York has acquired the easteriy block
front on Eleventh avenue between Fi:-
ty-htth and fffty-sixth streets for i'm
provement in connection with the COM
psny's large plant occupying the block
from directly to the north. Most of the
property acquired by the Chevrolet Com
psny foh1ied part Of tho old CHAMBER
estate. and has been taken on long
leaseholds. The balance OF the plot.
which runs back TO "a depth of zoo feet
In each street. has been purchased.
With the Improvement OF the latter site
the company will occupy the entire Elev-
enth avenue frontage between Fffty-hfth
and F!tty-seventh streets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
LIS I'ENDENS.
Manhattan.

:2D ST. 80 20 ~ W-ProgresslNe Lunch.
Inc, agt y A cushman Realty Corp at
al tspeclhc performance; attys. Slade.
Slado A. Slade.
81 ST, IA and 2is-Wave Improvement
e. Construction Co agt solomon Henig ~
al foreclosure of m~ortgage); atty, N
Silverstein.
I'D Az, e 5, 1905 It n OF SSd ct. :5xloo-
Joseph q Wallach agt Mary Christian ct
al foreclosure Of mortgage; attys.
Prince a. Nathan,
e&TH ST. 80: E-Joseph @ wallach agt
Peter Curran ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage: attys. Prince 4 Nathan.
Bronx.
UNION Az, Q $, S.l,3 n OF lslst st, sex
l7I7-Frederick. w Kraemer agt
mortgage). atty, A u Pape.
PROSPECT Av. W =. G6.7 n Of Lebanon st.
6.7xl0O-Ann!e Lappe aEt Mary Vor-
rsth ct al partition. atty. j i Don
nelly,
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pounded BY Bronx Boulevard. Bronx
RIVER. 216th and 219th streets.
BUYERS ron BRooKLYN FLATS.

Louis Gold has sold the two new Ave
story apartment houses at 241 to 245
Ocean Parkway. each on plot 5Oxi0o, to
hleanor l.. Lawrence Of Yonkers, N. ",
n Maude l.. Itisby Of Ormond, Fla.
respectively. Each house Is fully rented
ana contains sixteen apartments. The
properties were held at $4,000
Inc Alex q. Calder Building Company
nas sold a bungalow. with garage, on
East seventh street, Flatlands, TO A.
ros,er Baker. and a new house on Ocean
Kramer. ~
Frank A. Seaver & Co. have sold Ave
lots on the north side Of seventv.duh
street parkway. 200 feet east OF Mar.
rows avenue. for Margaret j. Shields TO
a builder. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Gross earnings Of the cleveland Electric
Illuminating Company Toy september W"r,
S3l5.J43, an Increase OF ss.lt5, or 50 per
cont. Operating expenses aud taxes rose
Sgo per cent. and net earnings owerc SliS,-
over Septe mher, 1917 The balance app!i-
cable TO the common stock. after interest
charges, preferred dividends and drpre.
citation, amounted TO tsl,s6I. a decrease OF
s322. For the twelve months ended sep
TENDER 30. 1915, gross earnings increased
%f6s,:os, while the gain In net, owing to
s%lo5.65t, or b.3 per cent The balance
available for the common stock was 81
.+%.lii, or n gain Of Se9,il2 over the pre-.
cedlnG twelve months
The September statement Of earnings Of
the Republic Railway ana Light Company
and subsidiaries shows gross earnings 81
s%?66.3o2, which is an increase OF s2l.65?, or
ss5 per cent, over September. 1874. There
was a slight reduction IN operating costs,
with net for the month OF slI2,S6s, or
I ~. pc, cent; better man for Last! ys%T
dividends on the preferred stock was s?s.-
oii. an increase of ,sl.Oo2. Earnings FOR
rho nine months ended September 30 do
not compare a. fayorably as The Septem;
Der earnings. showing losses In gross aud
surplus compared with the corresponding
were 81, 2Si.9cl, n decline Of fl3is7. There
Was a net gain Of sl,O2i, while the balance
after charges and preferred dividends was
3%lll,stt. or sl0,2i3 less than for last year,
Tho Detroit Edison COMPANY reports
substantial improvement I'm It's september
earnings compared with "a year ago Gross
revenue was s6Ol,63l, a gain ~ 2o.l per
cent net earnings were teOS,Hsi, an In
crease OF SS.3 per cent, while surplus for
the month was s%llo,56s. an Increase OF
All per cent.
The Commonwealth Edison company of
Chicago has ordered a sixty cycle turbo-
generator OF the largest type, 1t will be
n tandem compound steam generator of
$500 k~ilowatts capacity on an IS per
cent. load factor, The new generator is
70 be Installed in IN" cnmpany's Northwest
station and viii be ready for operation In
about one year.
The Public Service Company Of Northern
Illinois. Control'e ed by the same interests
as the Commonwealth Edison Company.
has placed an order for a 10. 900 kilOwatt
turbo-generator, The generator will he OF
new design, operating at 500 pounds steam
pressure, with 200 degrees Of superheat.
All Byilesby electric properties reporting
for the week ended October = showed con-
nected load gains of $40 customers, with
b07 kilowatts lighting load and +O3 horse
powers In motors. New business contracted
for included 1853 customers. with i,O6i
lighting load and GSl horse-power
I'm motors. Output Of the properties for
the week was s,635,42s kilowatt hours, an
increase Of 1876 per cent. over correspond
Ing week OF 1914.
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for sixty days, gig T3 per cent. for rinet,
days, SuSl. per cent. for four months and
$685. per cent, for Ave months.
sterling exchange was higher. flull
quotations were; Demand, +69is; cables.
t.69%.
Call money in London, 3ia a. per cent .
short hi Is ~. per cent three month
bills, 4 ll-l6uis. per cent.
Domestic eN,hangr ON Sew York. ST
Louis, par; san t%rauri-Co. too. premium;
Minneapolis, zoe. premium. chic. goo. 81.
discount; Cincinnati, par. Montreal o..
premium
Bar silver in London, 2Sl5-lGd Sew
York, 49Nc,
New York Clearing Iious" statement
Exchange, s37S,5SO, T8g; balances, sac, 40
90:: Sub-Treasury credit balance, Sspv,0i2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
N AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were I per cent, for thirty to ninety
DAYS and & rer cent. for longer bills.
open market discounts. prime accept
ances. maturing up to ninety days. 2ls a.
at per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 3msH per
cent for sixty and ninety day bills and
for four 10 six months hest names; az
20 "a. per cent. for others.
Call money on the moor Of the stock
Exchange yesterday ruled at Ia per cent.
high. 2 per cent. low. la per cent,
Time. money was quiet and somewhat
hrmsr In tone. Rates were ~ per cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
SALE ~ LOWER CITY.

K Stevenson of Chicago has pur-
chased the property at 90 to GO D"y
street. old buildings. on plot b4.sxSo.
adjoining the southeast corner OF
Washington street. Nos. 65 and CO wee
ACQUIRED from Mrs. Laura +. Hearn.
widow Of the dry goods merchant.
through George X. Read Il Co.. and
- was purchased from Sherwood ID.
Ferris. who was represented by the same
brokers and the William II. Whitney
COMPANY. The buyer is said to be
acting for another person. who plans an
Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
SALE o. NEW JERSEY HOTEL.

PATERSON, y. j., Oct. 1s.-Henry
Beckert of this city has purchased
the historic Hotel Newton al Newton
from Miss Mae Mcguire OF Newark for
a consideration OF $4,000. The hosiery
was the scene for many years Of political
conventions and one of the andmarks
IN Sussex county. II was conducted
for twenty years by Mrs. Anna NJ. CAL
vim. who died about a year age, leaving
the property to her niece. Miss Maguare,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
100000 BROOKLYN APARTMENT.

Shampan & shampan have filed plans
for an apartment house. to be erected
on the north side OF St. Johns place. 80
feet west OF Eighth avenue. on "a plot
SoNs2. to cost $4,000. for the $50 Flat
bush Avenue Company. as owners. This
site Is part OF a plot where four three
story and store automobile buildings are
In the course OF construction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
NEW REALTY CORPOR

ALBANY. oct. ls-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
villa Heights Realty Company. Manhat-
tan: capital, 500. 900; directors, NJ j War
nor, II NJ whiting and \ Z Clark. New
York city,
Macal Realty Company. Manhattan; can
ital, Sis, 600; directors, Charles + Halsted,
Ellen A Halsted and Mary II Marckwaid.
Brooklyn, n y -
Company, Mani attan; capital, $40, 900:
directors. Jacob j Schwartz. Samuel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-19
NEW PLANT FOR NEWARK.

The Turner Construction Company has
been given the contract by the Hyatt
Roller Bearing Company OF Newark for
the construction of an eight story build
ing. 15x?oo. at Middlesex and Fifth
streets and Railroad avenue. Harrison.
y. j. T.. e. Sickels. owners engineer. is
the architect for this building.