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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
CAN'T NUMBER BALLOTS NOW,
Cont Refuses Order Asked For by
Jersey SuHragists.

Justice Francis J. Swayze decided IN
Jersey City yesterday that the counting
Of the ballots 10 be cast at next Tues
DAYS special election on constitutional
amendments shall not begin until .
o'clock at night
A committee OF ~sufrragists was present
in court and received explanations re-
garding voting and fraudulent voting,
suffragists wanted an order Issued
providing that the ballots be numbered,
hut Judge Swayze held hat this could
not be done, as the ballots were already
printed and the time was too snort TO
number them.
A ruling was made that the voting
booths aus be open for balloting from
6 A.. NJ. to 7 =. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
Cu.toms Collection. ae,eso,a,o,

Total collections for duties at the Gus
tom fIouse during the last week were
So 65O,319.25. Yesterdays collections
were S3I3.17+.10, Of which S126.616.9 90
was for goods withdrawn from bonded
cent importations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17

VIII f'vht FRAUD with Camera.
pe,ec,i VOC and cau.ros p ~.
nors Win ,,b;rh ,ha srca &c NC
10 nr.ynnt fraud ,h;c, ,hav ,ht, -.
made nossib,s hv he faiimrs ~ n
N. hs,lo,s wou,an n,ea
being hastily coacbad in a.
tec, ron.,t.rs wy" ~"
Tina enSyraa,s,s Elm. +,
an ro-.et clec,io, ,So,, . W
Ty,sI,,. E,.a,a,, car "a vi
N,w I.re.v mon uha 49, ,a.
the ou.,dn,snt ssid ves,.raov r.. ~
was pnn,,uI S"'u Yesterday 'ha' NJ
o., fnw n,ooks .o.,
NJ .,id +, bis ~ - =. 1871" nr
ann Tb,.a ,htn,s 80
rp,. ., ono 80 ,b. a,,,ndn ,nhs
tlt.,,.ss -, Wv
,or,.g a., ~ J.. na, pi're rae
been .,.,uo oans nav
can saw ths, ,hese xorLtran "
VIII .mn,,an VIZ
yarr.. .,,.5 ~, n ,nohon Co.. 80 W..
aud ,r,c' 'trn w. m.huo, .o
,nul.. III - - ".
there .ng ,n ,a,a go '
,,,i,snmr Il NrwarH paper str"nsiy
,.n out a., - 80 ~ ~
,yor ~ ,t
Sun, chou. 49,, "ha"e. n -.
rho cunt.
49,. ,h'. "''iNte w 10
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H.. 90, ,ha ,, - '"
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, 'nose VINO uont pc
=, ,oss.. ,o ne,se.." "
&c iI., r,,osam inns ~ nas"'
v, h yiII mahs :, harda ,ns ,ha hoass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17

ROME. n. Y. Oct. l6.-Orvil s. Dor
man, l0l years old. registered here to-
day.
1--WE been waiting eighty years TO vote
for woman suffrage" said the old man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
Women Dcnounce Hickey.

Miss Helen Marot, formerly secretary
a student OF Colorado conditions. and
Mrs. Rheta Childe Dorr, writer on So
cal conditions, are among those who
called at the press csnmittee's head
quarters to d~enounce Hickey as a man
not authorized to speak for Colorado
labor.
These denials will he sown broadcas.
through Jersey factories tomorrow.
Put Hickey and his warning" do not
trouble the sufiragists as much as the
fac hat the ballots are not numbered.
Each side blames the other for the
fact tina, no provision was made In the
suffrage bin for the numbering Of the
ballots. MIR. Handley said yesterday
That he and those whom he represented
were very sorry hat the provision was
iet, out.
Everett Colby was there In Trenton
seeing tina, every comma was put In
right" he said. "Why didn't he look
after the uumbering?"
Ridiculous! 80 exclaimed Miss Eva
Ward Of the Jersey press committee
when this was repeated to her. That
bill was tempered with after II left
the At'orney-General's hands. and we
su'frag SITS. though we had two lawyers
with We Mt the State House, had abso-
llt,ly no chance TO set things right.
Hand written copies Of the bill were
rushed through. pandemonium reigned.
and We only wonder that the bill Ia
as good as II is"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
SUFFRAGISTS FORCE
FIGHTING IN JERSEY
While OratOry Goes On Work.
ers Are Drilled for Elec-
ton on Tuesday.
NEW CAMPAIGN THRILLS

Suffrage oratory flowed in New Jersey
vos,crday. II ended with william Jen-
r,rr. Pryan's speech in Newark las
night. hu, there will he more tomorrow.
,or on tho next day. Tuesday, the 1885,
sso women OF voting age In the State
~il, learn whether they will be enfran-
chisci.
Roth the ants and the suffragists are
sxr-ctins victory. Tit canvass Of the
suNraeists Is admittedly very ipcom-
p,e,e. but Edward J. Handley, James
Nugen,'s secretary press agent OF
the Mems A~nti-Surrage League. Is MOI
hesi,atIng to count all the votes needed
TO defeat suffrage.
RI, whether or not New Jersey women
~, the vote this year they will have had
an education in politics such as no SUI
frage campaign ever furnished before.
lanes Nugent, Democratic leader OF EA-
Soy county, Is almost the first politician
TO make a State campaign against the
suTraeists In the open. In throwing of
the cloak under which so many politi-
clans have hidden their opposition he
mas won a sort of unwilling admiration
even from those who anathematize him.
HIS met litNlS nave ldukhN NNV N'iNs
some OF the things they will have to
know when they too ecom politicians.
warming stirs Activity.
Tie latest move of the Nugent anti
suffrage organization gave the SUI
frl. SITS a busy day yesterday. Tele-
erauh wires were kept humming getting
rpfutatiors OF the warning against
woman suffrage" signed by william T.
Hickey. said to be secretary of the Colo
RADIO state Federation of Labor. Thou
sands OF the warnings were posted In
factories and other places yesterday
morning. Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford.
State Superintendent of instruction In
Denver. was the first to flash her protest
oytr the wire to the New Jersey suf-
frasc press committee, which has head
quarters in New York. She said:
Colorado absolutely loyal 10 woman
errrtge. TIT best answer to Hickey's
statement is that although the antis
have been comhing Colorado for data
since 1923 they have never found a sin
Gle resolution passed by n labor or
sanitation in this State crit.cising
woman suffrage"
Joseph n. Cannon. organizer OF the
Western Federation OF Miners. used the
short.r and uglier word about the ants.
Hickey is a deserter from the ranks
Of Organized labor in Colorado he said.
"The ants lie when they speak Of him as
the sccretary-treasurer OF the Colorado
Federation of Labor. He is not. He
he'd that position for several years and
used il 70 strengthen his affiliations with
the rottenest political machine from
which Colorado ever suffered. The af-
flistions grew so rank that they led to
Hickey's defeat in the federation. For
the ants to tie Hickey's name up with
tina, OF John r. Lawson is preposterous."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23

All Of these hotels are convenient
to surface cars going in all direc-
tions. with the Sixth Avenue Il"
and the Fifth Avenue Bus Line only
a block away, Garage convenient.
single ar double rooms are offered,
with private bath, American plan. at
els to S2O per week. for one person, or
parlor, bedroom and bath. $50 To $50
Tor two persons. Three and four room
suites In choice locations at reasonable
rates.
VIM. j. KNOTT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
MANHATTAN HOMES RENTED.

The Douglas Robinson, Char'es S
Brown Company has leased for u term
of years. unfurnished, for the estate OF
George y. Watts to Miss Charlotte A.
Barnes li1 East SiXty-tirst street. a
Ave story brown stone American base
ment dwelling, on lot 2lXl00, and for
Charles NJ. Brooks to Miss Julia r.
Hartigan, LAG West Fifty-cighth street,
a four story and basement, brown stone
dwelling, on lot lsxlOU.
J. b. English has leased for y. Lyon
to Urbana Pettrich the four story dwell
ing at 100 West Forty-sixth street for
a term of years.
Barnett 4 Co. have leased the dwell
ing at l43 West 122d street To Oscar
Waubergne.
Carstein 4 Linnekin have leased the
dwelling at 43s Lexington avenue to
Maria Il. K%ettenring.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have rented 2s3
West Seventeen street. "A three story
dwelling. for Mary T. shannon TO Irene
Walsh. 34l West Eighty-sixth street. a
four story dwelling. for W. T.. ID. Stoke.
10 Mary T.. Vail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
CALLS CIVILIZATIONS
STRAIN MIND WRECKER
DR.. karpaS Finds Most ln>an.
itv i'm Communities of High
est Development.

TIT manner in which insanity ha'
Increased with civilization Is described
BY Or. Morris j. Karras. a resident
a~lienist at Bellevue IIopsltal, in the cur
rent issue Of the New Norh NCifcdi
journal. Or. Karpas thinks that civi'i-
cation has brought destructive forces
70 zeal upon the mind The most pro-
nounced Of these forces, he says is the
strain of modern life.
1T Is interesting 30 note writes Dr.
Karpas. that insanity has been on the
Increase in the United states. The in
sane index is greater in states where
civilization Is at the higher level. In
New England We ind 2?>.> per 100, O0J
inhabitants: IN the middle Atlantic
States 27l2 per 100000, ana in the
Par life States 2i34 per 100000, IN
the Western States the nunIuer Of in
sane is slightly lower. In the southern
and Mountain States there are only - {
per 100, 900 Inhabitants
Dr. Karpas points out that the fer
tile soil for insanity caused 10y civil
zatlon Ii the mental and physical str9iu
TO succeed, the stimulants used 10 Spur
on ~fatigued brains, irregular and i'm
proper meals. too little physical oNcr-
else, crowded offices and general lack
Of sunlight and fresh air, pr. Karpas
also instances late marriages as ono
OF the evils of civilization.
I'VE must not be too pessimist'c,'
concludes the investigator, "Science IN
all its branches has lone much ana
will do more to improve the whole OF
life. We are in the transition epoch
where the constructive forces are begin
ming 10 counterfeit the destructive ones"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian. The bronx and brooklyn.
AT IL VEsEY STREET.
HN HerhArt A sherman

tAi ~ 'HSLi oiHEElJ
by iferpett A. sherman
'sih iS 90 = SOL W. CoInmbus
Ba.r ri @ N Dowling e, al: Su. ,aS u
90? 80, taxes. &c, 5000; to l. Il I.
Ottinger 400 600
ny u.,-v ma,
,.,n - "'"' naa's
i06TH ST, | L, n - 100 e 5th av. t0x
lOoll, sty Mutual Life lns Co
ast 7 Rem 81 al. action /: due. tS9.-
.Sl 80; TO the plaintin .,.........S3 $50, 900
BY Joseph p, Day.
FIEIDSTON ROAD, n . cor W 26lst st.
1,.LHiYi .seF ~, irsme dwls;
cial guardian, 10 Mrs Ella Rradiev 90 POn
l3oTH ST, 10 w. n : go " 5Ih nv SSy
i0illx irreg. sty dwlg-EmIgrant In.
dust Ssvgs ia nix agt L v Maxim an.
sis1isss: taxes. &c, s63j.ei" 10 IN.
plaintiff. .........,......,'...N $1,000
So 8 sly tnmt-N r ConkIInr 81 al ,gt
to George Gunshor 49,. ....,. s5,0O6
OLIVER ST. 90. e r, 10 II Oak ct. 25xiO2x
etlxl0l. . ETY. tnmt and strs and & sty
rear tnmt-City OF y Y aRt NJ Ro,
franc ct al; due. $40. o55 81; taxes. &c.
2,~625....,,,.., Adjourned to October IL
sly tnmt and strsgwm Prayer ct al az.
n Barclay ct al; due, SIT,O56 40: suh
TO mtg OF si2. 600; 20 the piaintin s54, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
NEW JERsEi REAL ESTATE o s,Ix

Attractive bargains In modern one lam.
lily houses aud cnolce building lots a. mi.
Nate sac. a large number Irom wnicn 70
select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
or NEW YORK. 10 quickly Cloe- the bust
tess Of two corporations. lnrrs these prop.
rules at about Soc OF former prices
They are located a; G~rautWuoi. Pa.s,i,
dorsemere and I.eonla. Sew Jersey top.
,osite Grants Tomb. within twenty-nvs
.tltts 4 Manhattan
An Inspection Of these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
.iberal terms TIL. Guarantee Policy
free
For further d-'sil. and terms. atir..s
Bent n Haight Sneriql DENNY sum n,
ranks care ~ Ranking Department. 81
ProaTvav <rU yo-k CIV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
100000 FOR TICKET OFFICE.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has about completed arrangements to
move its ticket office at sol Fifth ave-
nue., southeast corner OF Forty-srcund
street, 10 a location a few doors TO the
south. Through Horace \. Ely & Co. AS
brokers the railroad company has Sc
cured "A long term lease OF the soutNerly
store in the Depew Building at is7-4s9
Fifth avenue. just south of Forty-second
street. The store measures 2OxS0 and
was leased from the Pottier n S;ymus
Manufacturing and improvement Com
pauy. II has been in the market AZ an
annual rental OF 100000 and is the last
store TO be had In the immediate vicinity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23

tn American liner Philadelphia. SAIL.
ing saturday Toy Liverpool. viii tax" mail.
closing AT $50 \. VI for Europe ,,>prpt
,."l,ndhy.. Austria. lIungi"S. ~uNrullurs
turkey, the Netherlands. NORWAY. sweden
and Denmark. Africa. WDst Asia aud he
East indies.
The. Norwegian America steamship KITS.
'lhulhflord. sailing saturday rul R.tgyn.
WI take mail. closing at $3.50 \. VI fo-
NprNay, sweden. Denmark. Russia, ter.
many Austria, LuNrnhurr and Turkey
Ihe French liner La Tourtiuc. Ealing
SatHIliy Tor RordeauN. Win take mail.
t,"S.hg al, noon. for France. Bumauit
Portugal, Egypt. Greece. Briti.h InIi1.
hlltisn Fast Africa, siam Malta, Gibrai-
thr' t"yloh, straits settlements. Dutch
East indies. West Australia aud Persia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
incoming Nr~srIs-u, wireless.

- NN.r, Ct-'. y..I u,.,. 20 milo. from
Nt',tl o. 1000 ,'-r,.,l,
= n''..N. G.Ntrt. 5000. m|',- 'ouit %
Sluly Nol.i ~ moon
- Proteus. Ncv Or"au.. m.l.. south
OF >Ju.y lIuoh ~ noon
- T. ur~u'e N.v orleans $50 nl'cs
southeast of south Pass AZ lruu
: = y Lu.N'nbJ,h. san Francesca. ~
nl.r. south of sandy Hook AZ , T. VI
= AiIau'.' %'Jruos Aye, 90" mtIcs south
ui Sandy NouE Al noon
$ f. Sud. d. TOW, Galveston. 70 mile. east
OF Galveston bar H' noon
50 ~ Mundo. Galveston c:i mics south
cast OF Galveston bar a. noon.
- Brilliant. Sabine, a. miles cast OF Sairn
bar al T. VI.
= san Ja"in'o. Galveston, 1902 miles south,
west Of Diamond SupIl az = NJ
- Guy of savannah, savannah, 20 miles
southwest Of Diamond Shuul At : y "
- Gulri=ht. Port Arthur. 4s miles south
Of Sandy Hook AT l. NJ
So FL Siclo, Galveston, ~ mics south Of
Sandy Hook At d u NJ
$ Arapahoo, J~acksouvllr, 81 mules sour%
Of Sandy Hook at Z T. VI
- lDnape. Jack %-uuNlllr. 40 niles rn-th n,
ST Johns bar AT u VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
SATISFIED


,wIth name and address OF lenders Al.
tOrney.t
hESINGToNN Az, 60 Z 5tth St COX
hecca q Carpenter. -SJ " 10Th ST, attys.
Eann9n G. 80 $1,000
5O,?slOO. June u. iii2-iou.,' R!ehard
70 Th"s anu Annie VI Campbell. atty.
~ l. Go. 1856 B"ay. ......... 81. 500
bltoADNA1 : e cor b3th -, lO0.lOAlGlsN
llS.iSl0'.ll Jun" -, lglp-Mary + SAT
ter,ee ct al 70 Spencer Realty Co. atty.
9Th ST, " :. is.; u 35,h =, -lsAIov. Apr
80. lslt--MaA and Regina l. Reese To
EmSnuel Reese. IL south Main =,
NhNS M"S[ar "a: AZ. Ralph X IA,oa.
man =. .sNliO, June :, i'll Frank and
WEST END Az. $50, e =, SIS. .s;I IT,
and Daniel r Ellen X and Maj, i
cherry ATTY, David Mcclure, :. William
ssTH ST. go w.. : >. Z. e IVES, End 900
runs 5 2ts e : y = 43 ~ n SIS
TO- st < y 30 20 beg Apr >, isiS--
4 Mcintyre, AZ 81 Nicholas ay. attys,
Dos passos Bros, 81 Bway....-. s6O0o
vi" 5ams 81 10 Fam an1s PrGPeT5[ Noy %, Isll-
Nv ss,h - attys. Woodford, 4 Il
ssrH sT" INV. :, 1sxIoc s-tSo9
Mary T. Tucker 20 David Wesson. iii
> Mountain sv' Mon,clair, y J. trus:
httls, same -....... Sls 400
SAME PROPERTY. Jan ,. gi3-ssm. ~
80, ,..t o - Frs't ''...r. ...... s.. 900
WEST Az. = =. 6ss ; Sgih :, RIM.
e SIX : IA e lsx : lix W 50 to = $ ay
u ~ to heg, March .. lssI-Thomas n
y Jesse II Willard to Mathematician iJima
Inc Go. a''ys. Woodford, b q b. Mad.
WEST END Az. 65s. e :, as si5'ooo
lsxfi. bee 20. iPl2-Gertrud. u -.
TO Hermann IL cammann and ano' rms
attys Man 4 VI, 30 Wall It .... t2i,SOo
lt7NSS.j, April :, 1909 Esther. CarrIr
Henrietta Eichtersheimsr to John
towani 81 L lSOth st, attys. Bowers
WEST END Az, $50. . =. lo7 n 75tshh
lsxlO0, Nov Is. .l9Ol-Hesy q D. be
Mol ~ Mutual life Ins co, 80 cedar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
BIG DEMAND FOR STORES.
show space IL Many section. Finds
Takers.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased the
store and basemt mt at 1O2 and lO4 West
ihirty-eighth street for n Ions term II
years TO Charles Orer, the store Mt 90
west Thirtieth street to Jacob Cappell.
loft at 25 to 90 West Thitty-hrst street
10 Mark Perlman, loft at 1879 West
Thirty-frst street to +. Greenwood, loft
AZ 10 West Thirty-eighth street to Oscar
Msndel. space at 20 West Thirty-ninth
street TO John Burgess Company. loft at
~ 10 ~ West Twenty-sixth street to
Jacob Leibowitz. loft at 20 West Seven
teenth street to Samuel Pellman, space
AT IL TO II East Twenty-second street to
Edward Goodman.
Thomas Burger, proprietor of the Inn
at Arverne, has leased from Edward
Margolies the store in the building at
- West Thirty-third street for a term
OF years. He will pay $4,000 a year.
The place will be extensively altered for
use as a restaurant.
Carstein Il Linnekin have leased space
IN 1913 to 1877 East sixteenth street to
Frank +. Arnold space In $50 Fourth
avenue to the New Era Manufacturing
Company loft in 35 Sixth avenue to the
United Basket and Nursery Furniture
Company, and space In ass Fourth ave-
nue. to the American Newspaper Syndi-
cate.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented a
loft In S9s Fifth avenue to 4. 81. glitz
X ca for "A term of years "a loft In ia
spring street TO Joseph Specterman n
loft In f52-i56 Wooster street to ]. Ro-
senberg 4 Co. a loft in ass Broadway
to II. Brinberg 4 Bro. : the store at 3
Lispenard street to Philip waldman
the store at 421 Broadway to the Broad
way Electrical Novelty House and store
at llt-ll6 East Twenty-ffth street TO
Welz & Schin.
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
the ground floor OF a. n 46 Maiden
lane for ten years at an aggregate rental
of about 100000 to the Maiden Lane
jewelers. Exchange and the ground floor
and basement %; 1876 Grand street for h.
r.. Turnbull to NJ. Messina.
Royal Scott Gulden has lea sed the
store at 22 West F~orty-sixth street to
the Ruby Corsct Company for a term
OF years for Cross Il Brown. agents.
Burton Thompson Il Co. have leased
store No. /. consisting Of about 1900
square feet. In the Standard Arcade 10
the Sonora Photograph Company. This
store faces on Broadway and il on the
arcade proper. Also leased to u. a.
Kaiser a for the sale of mems haber-
dashery and women's apparel
=. Osgood Pcll & 20. ave leased
in the building at the southeast corner
OF Broadway and Sixty-third street the
street store to Marcus q &C
NJ. 4 l.. Hess. Inc. have leased the
store and basement at II Great Jones
street to Jacob Schwartz. the first oft
at 2s7-303 Mercer street to Gus Van
Lier n the tenth loft u ll5-i7 East
Twenty-third street to Abraham and
Jacob Weinrih
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
NV RE,IT, ,oRpOR>T,o>s

II. owing realty corporations wer.
VIZ Albany Yesterday:
'i. Realty Company, Manhattan
~ 500 600 directors. Edward r
~ Mary y. Joyce and Helen +. Joyce,
New '.'. city. ~
-, tnsn'wn, Manhattan: capital
" directors, Robert Weber, Susan q,
" and Annie Doughty. New York
|,..'' easing Company, Manhattan,
900. directors. Daniel V
g., Nrw York city; Philip Negro.
, .'" Bronx, and Louis J. Jacoves.
t"fl'y Company. Manhattan
~ 400. directors, Peter DOrsa. John
= " E' Sew York city. Moe Flshman,
~ .' Improvement Company. Man
.,,'' .'n''tl, 81 900; directors, Joseph
..". l'srph lsoar ard Harry Jacobs.
p. I'.r.n RuIlllng COMPANY, The
p.lrI - 600; directors Emil y.
O., . Patrick j. Dwyer ana Ottlllie
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Local Trading Of Little Inter-
r>t-SalcS Branch
quite Dull.
COSTLY STORES LEASED

rur,la.c 81 II large Bronx plot for
spartmrnt sites, The renting of n num-
Der OF we'll located store properties at
good rentals and the filing of plans for
A siN story apartment house I'm The
Bronx Constituted the principal activity
Of yesterday IN real estate. Business
again Wa tu small volume and of minor
interest Brokers report "A better inquiry
during the last week or two than for
several months of property for invest.
ucut and for Improvement, but in the
principal brokers offices 1t was said yes
terday that little real activity is in
sight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23

New buildings. overlooking IIud-
son and Palisades. Special arrange
ments on leases prior TO october ist.
Open Evenings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23

" 10 y HAfNN o. l.r|lftI.
CAPT \ II Robertson from rom,,,,d
Of the Colorado to command ihr : n
Diego. '
LIcutenpr..Command,r Z = ur,ers
from IA" colorado 60 tho Stu Diego a.
executive,
Lieuts. J u Munroe and ! : Mccall,
from the Colorado to the san DttCp.
lIeut' q G. lyEram amt II g.. MlcT3li
from IN" san Diego to the COLORADO.
Lieut.. X. !" IN from the SAN Diego IN
The Colorado. ~
Lieuts. n J. Csrstarphcn. " II Aracr.
son, r. Ncidrn AMI W ". WadIsi -,
junior grade and Euslgus H. V WIlcy H.
Willis L. II. Gray. |. L. Stedman, ~
y, \. lTke and : : Thurston from the
Colorado to tho san Diego. ''
Ensign T. = H"mke from the Colorado
to tho Cheyenne. '''
surgeon ". u Grove from the Arkans,s
10 home and walt orders.
surgeon i g Pryor from the North m,
kota to the Arkansas. "a
surgeon y. :. RoSsitcr from the Ca,
Diego 10 the Colorado.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H.. A cat.
Assistant Surgeon c, l. Wood ana ~,
master c, $. Baker from the colorado ~
the san Diego. W
Passed Assistant PaymlStrr W. q E,rl
ifnn me baltimore Ia the Naval HosuitL
Washington. for treatment. '
Passed Assistant IiyInast,r T. u san.
ley from the san Diego to ihr Co urtiu
Assistant payinuS'er n r SllIlin iron,
the Nankton to the lLaltimor,.
Chaplain q r. n stevenson from m
san Diego To the Colorado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
Bno>> APARTMENT SITES.

DAILY NNENUE-rh Simonia Realty
Corporation, Simon shapiro president.
has bought from the American Real
Estate company the plot. loOxl5s, at
the northeast corner Of DAILY avenue
and i'lst street. for Improvement.
win two five story apartment houses.
The buying company recently finished
two tive story houses on Bryant ave
uue near Aldus street.
GRAND AVENUE-Cahn & Pittman
have sold for John e. Gartelman 25al
Grant avenue. a two story dwelling
Oh plot 1nNln6. near lgOth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
clerks OF the Kings County Comm.
WAR SURVEY OF LONG ISLAND,
Making OF Military Maps VIII H.,
Bcgun This Week.

Work OF surveying Long Island for
the purpose Of making war or military
maps II TO be begun within the next
few days under the direction of Can't.
j. J. Robinson, commanding officer of
the Eighty-seVenth Company, Coast Ar
tillery, assisted by the 'lOist COMPANY.
under co~~Tand of First Lieut.. Loughry,
Both Commands are now stationed at
Fort Totten and will march from the
fort the latter part of this week and
start the work.
Owing T." the new conditions deyeloped
In the present European war IL IL
said there IL no military map OF Long
Island In existence to meet the changed
conditions. In the making OF the new
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
Bu,> wEsTBURY ESTATE.

s n Warner Baltazzi has sold TO A
Ludlow kramer. president Of Electric
Properties Corporation, a tract OF land
90 over nifty acres on the Jericho Turn
Ike ldlo!Diu- the William i. Thomp-
son estate. The same broker has leased
."r Johu :. Ihiprs the cottage on his
e',aie at NeStbury, old Westbury Cot
tge' to Oliver ls-lin for a term of
Years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-23
McMoRR0ws GET BIG LOAN.

me Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pa has arranged to advance $1,000
.'' ''t apartment construction on the
upper West side. The non Is divided
III W. 100000 loans. both made TO the
IONS "' No" late Patrick McMo-low. who
80 10 Improve the southwest cccner of
W. 'ad avenue and Eighty-ninth
Ere .lI iHe southeast corner of West
L"d ttcnu. u Ninety-ninth street.