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APARTMENT on HOUSE SITES.

The Hall-Berwin Corporation has
leased for Thomas G. Durham and the
farmers Loan and Trust Company, truss
tees of the estate OF Thomas G. Durham.
the three four story dwellings at 81.
SO and So West ~Fifty-hfth street on
plot 50x100 to- the newly formed Ban
ley Realty Company. 5. Morrill, Banner,
president. Plans have been prepared by
Rouss 4 Goldstone for the erection OF a
nine story iireproof apartment house.
containing Housekeeping suites of two.
three. four and Ave rooms and baths
y fully equipped kitchen will be in
stalled In the basement for the exclu-
slve use of the tenants. The building
will be ready for occupancy in Ma.
1915. Geller. Ralston & Koran repre-
sented the estate as attorneys.
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Directors OF the General Motors Com
pany met yesterday in New York. No
action was taken in regard 10 the dec
raration Of an initial dividend on the
common stock. The finance committee
OF the board Is o working on the
annual report of the company II is
believed that the committee will COM
plete its work next week and at that
time announce it's decision upon the
question OF dividends. The full board
did not discuss the dividend question.
All other business a; the meeting was of
A routine nature
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s.,o.ooo APARTMENT DEAL.

The Brett & Goode Company has sold
To- Eugene Lamb Richards, as trustee
the apartment at 440 TO 45O
avenue. occupying the block front on the
vest side OF the avenue from lS'th %
iNsth street. The property consists
OF a six story elevator house on
a Mot lSg9x75. 1t was formerly owned
tv saul 4 lsidor Oliner and has been
purchased for investment. The property
rad been held at $3.50. 600.
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FLUSHING DWELLING BUYERS.

The J. Albert Johntra Company has
foli az Flushing. l.. l., for Victor 4.
Hess, the dwelling at 1l6 Murray lane,
to William Craeser Of Flushing for
Charles Hauce, the dwelling at GO
Linden avenue, to Michael Griffin for
Mary Soltan, the dwelling 81 Prospect
avenue, on plot 5sxl0o. to A. c. SHUTTER
Of Flushing for William Reisig, the
dwelling at 80 Central avenue, to y. G..
Well Of Manhattan. and for +. s..
Hutchinson the dwelling at 81 Murray
lane.
Slavson & Hobbs have leased TO John
Cole Tor Emil Loeb the four story dwell
Ing az 40 West Seventy-eighth street.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Directors Of Phelps, Dodge 4 Co, have
declared the regular quarterly dividend
50 a share. payable SeptemSe- 80 10 stock
of record September is. Last June an
extra dividend OF IS was declared. and in
March, 81 extra.
+ l.. Hine and James II, Moore an
nounccd Yesterday that at the annusl cleo
ton OF Rock Island directors To he held on
October "A their names would not come ur
Il. reelection. Those designations from the
Rock Island board followed the announce.
ment that Arthur Curtiss James, James
Mclean and T. N Schumacher had re,
signed,
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OWNERS OF WILSON PROPERTY.

The 511 Fifth Avenue Company, which
Is to erect a sixteen story building
on the Wilson property, at Fifth avenue
and Forty-third street. is composed of
Harris and Maurice Mandelbaum and
several others. Stoddard 4 Marks are
not members OF the company. Their
interest In the enterprise is nothing more
than legal advisors for the Mandel-
baums and the other member of the
syndicate who will make the improve
ment. Harry Mandel. who was also
said to be a member of the syndicate,
Is head of the company which has the
contract to build the structure.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

ST. b26 E-Chas A Faust. admr. to
Jacob Faust ct al, ~ Louis, Mo; atty,
N Hy w Schutt, 80 Church ut. .$2,b 500
ORCHARD ST. is4-sAme to same; atty,
cHRYsTIE st. So; also Mott st, Ill
same to same: atty, me,..,..S VI 900
SAD ST, n =, 22l " Central Park w, sSN
Ioa,s-wrliam Menke and ano. trus, to
Elsa MsRks. Scarsdnlc. N "; attys.
Newman g. n, IS Nassau st....,, $3.50
SAME PROPERTY-Wm Menke. sdn. TO
VIM Menke. So w sgd st; atty,
iisTH ST, ?3s-2+O E--simon Harris to
Sol Harris. ais W Tooth st attys, Harris
Bros q Barnett. II u esth st......sl
I'd Av. n " cor i2fd st, so1oxso-Lawyers
Mtg Cato John Tisbout and ano, trus.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and New England.
fair, not quite so warm to-day; tomorrow
fair; light westerly winds.

For eastern New York and New England,
FAIR, not quite so warm to-day; tomorrow
fair; light westerly winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
vania, fair and not quite 70 warm today;
tomorrow probably fair, light westerly
winds.
For western New York. fair to-day and
temperature; moderate southwest aud
west winds.
NEW YORK, Sept. iO.-Moderstely hirh
pressure existed yesterday over the lower
Missouri and middle and lower Mississippi
valleys and the southeastern States and on
the north Pacific coast.
the pressure was low. although
lacking any definite storm formation.
showers occurred at scattered points, but
principally on the eastern Rocky Mountain
slope and in northern parts of the country
II was cooler in the Rocky Mountain dis.
tricts and the Missouri Valley and at a few
high attitudes IN the Eastern States. but
was much warmer in the middle Atlantic
and New England states.
In this city the day was fair and much
southwest: thunder shower at evening: aver
age humidity, :. per cent cor
rected to read to sea level at ) A NJ,
g9.g1: 3 p. NJ. 29"i.
The temperature in this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the ofacisl thermometer, Is shown
la ia ,uIlas
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ISrOf,N

ANDREWS Az, 1909, ~, 99,eS09.5-MaTy
OConnor 10 oestihs e!us ~, "a 80
East hingsnr'esn tu' p Tr"EE - w. o
I7s $500
ANDREWS Az, " s. S943 5 liyth It,
misunderstanding Bldg Co, Inc TO
esrs, &c. sept S, yrs, D c; atty,
same ,,....'. $50. 900
Andrews Az. :, 4sSs , i7sth st,
g: attys' sme''"e, ~, 10000
wEEssTEpR Az, isis. W ;. :SxicoLconrad
II Asklof 20 German SAVINGS bahk 20,
tth av, Sept :, 8 yrs' > p c; atty q
4 T Co. llG bwhy ~, wv
bhaNb b'l Nhp H'ND NoNNCt 'N'''
. :. nan $ 18th st. 26NGl-Hur ey
Bldg Corpn to James a Benedict, K0-
tonah, y Y, Sept 7, due as per bond,
ss.y, T & Go; i;S H f"sS, - $500 500
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES


WHITE PLAINS, n. Y, Sept. 9,-The
Westchcster County Building Commits
sion to-day awarded the contract for
building the five story court house TO
John G. Brady q Co. of Manhattan at
si94,7+0.
The L, +, Kenny Company of Man
haitian VAS awarded the plumbing con-
tract at sil,S30, and Peran. Mahaney &
Co. the contract for heating and ventilat-
ing at SIS, 900.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and Bronx SnIesrOOms.
lat Il VESEY STREET
Nv Henry Rra1y.

lat Il vESEY STREET.
ny Henry Brady.
ls,TH ST. IS w, . $, e439 = Lenox av.
ls.sNlO0 II, 3 sty dwlg-Mutual Life lns
90 vs. Mitchell Halliday ct Al, due on
Judgment ss,0lo.23, taxes, &c, sl62 20
to the plaintiff $1,000
BY Joseph p. Day.
10Th ST 500 f. n $. 100 W LIST av, ?7lOx
l02.2, 4 sty fat-Julia Fr~man w. Nor
ris Schlossman ct al due on judgment
s2i.237.sT. taxes. &c, sl,962s2; ad-
tourned to Sept is.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy
JACKSON ST. 3. W $, so: $ Henry ST, IS
MOO, s sty tnmt and strs-Jonas Well
et al VS. Abe Fisher ct Al. due on Judg-
ment s7.36s74, taxes, sc, sSsS.ss; sub
ject 10 prior mtg OF 10000 to. the
plaintiff ...,''.''' '''''''' S-i'VoV
BY Daniel Greenwald.
DELAN EY ST, 40. n : so . Forsyth st,
9SxIOU : sty tnmt and strs; Delaney
~ a. n :. 7b.2 . Forsyth ST, 2b.lNlOO,
4 sty tnmt and strs-SheTiff 5 sale OF all
right. titlc. &c, which r I Goddard had
Feb is, |! f, or since withdrawn.
lat 32Os THIRD ANENUEl
BY Joseph =. Day,
WEEKS Ay, W $, l0l u nah st, i0xs5,
vacant--John Kennedy VS. 7 + Con. IN
dIvidual and eNr, ct al, due on ludg-
ment 81. is5.3e, taxes, &c. s65sS9; 20 the
plaintiff OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Vow
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DIVIDEND

Company and Term. stk. Amt. Payable
American Express,
quarterly a..;''n,' - 70 Oct
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NEW REALTY corr OR ATOMS.

ALBANY. Sept s.-The following con-
Germs were incorporated yesterday;
The Jerome Construction Corporation.
Manhattan. capital, $1,000; directors. John
Brown. New York city. Elias Lapin, The
Bronx; Hyman Click, The Bronx.
pine Park Company, Inc, Pine Park,
rapitaL, $40 900. directors, Richard
James Donovan, Riverside Drive. Herbert
ID Cohen, chatham, y. j.: jeremiah c.
Crowley, New York city.
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NORTH SHORE LOT BUYING.

John Gillies has sold to Miller &
Rubin a plot 93Xl0O feet. at the north
cas-, corner Of Beach street and Percy
street, Flushing, l.. !.
George Berger has purchased of
rhekla Hahn a plot l0Oxl50 feet on the
cas- side OF T'wenty-sixth street, north
Of Third avenue, College Point.
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WARRINGTON. Sept. 9.-Gunboat sac.
ramento sailed from Isle Of Pines for Port
au Prince, cruiser Chattanooga sailed from
Topolobampo for Guaymas. supply ship
Culgoa sailed from Port au Prince Tor
Mexican waters via Gonaives and Peti-
cove, destroyer Jenkins sailed from New
York yard for trial trip. battleship Mis-
souri, sailed from Annapolis for Hampto
Roads, gunboat Princeton and fuel ship
Sanshan sailed from Honolulu for San Fran,
cisco, cruiser Des Moines sailed from Island
Of Gambia for jana. bsttleshlps virginia
and New Jersey arrived at southern drill
grounds, gunboa Dolphin arrived AZ
Hampton Roads. battleships Ohio and WIS
consin arrived at Annapolis. fuel ship
Ksnawha arrived at Port Arthur, Tex,
tug Powhatan arrived at Newport. TUG
Osceola arrived at Guantanamo, battleshlI
Tennessee arrived at Philadelphia.
NOTES.
The Mars, now at San Francisco. has
been ordered to proceed 10 Hampton Roads
via the Panama Canal.
The Naval Academy practice squadron
has been disbanded as such and the YES
sells composing the same, Missouri. Ohl'
and Wisconsin, have been ordered to pro
coed from Anna polls TO the Phhade'pnIa
yard to join the Atlantic reserve fleet.
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NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

NORTH kundel has filed plans for a
story tenement for the block front
the north side OF i74th street from
f,"ovnoong 10 Carter avenue. II will cost
iiossv,vVo' The house viii cover a site
$500 Charles r. Meyers In the
h '"neS' a n story brick store will
= erected at the northwest corner Of
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$4,000 BRoOKLyN FACTORY.

NJ. Joseph Harrison, architect. has
completed plans for a four story and
basement semi-frerroof factory build
Ing, s4x140. to be located at the NORTH
west corner of Atlantic avenue and
Cleveland street, Brooklyn, for the p.
h l.. Contracting Company. The cost
Is estimated At SIS 600.
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Sail To day
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SUB.TREASURY STATEMENT.


WEDNESDAY,.
Paid hy Suh-TreasUry to banks. " H5l,ooo
PAID by banks TO Sub-Tressury. S,216,ooO
actions .N.........".... $4,000
psld nv sub,Treasnry to banks. s.si2. 600
paid By banks 10 Sub-TreasurN 100000
-
Loss 10 hanks .............. s2ss.OOO
Vious Week 49,. 1850 900
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CITY DWELLING RENTALS.

The +. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson Com
papy has leased FOR Mrs. Paula Herzig
to Frederick Wells the dwelling at So
West Eighty-sixth street.
Porter & 90. have leased for Lydia NJ.
Jasper TO Agnes Cheshire the dwelling
al 1875 West 1884 street.
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me congregdtlOn Of Mount Neboh.
.t"ai4 l. Cohn, president, has fled
!.aIN '"' Il two story temple and n d
,onn,. room to be built at a cost of
,"''D' "H The south side OF l50th street
'''l west of Broadway. Berlinger
. MoSrpW'tz are the architects.
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BELLE H,RBOR HOUSE SALE.

The Lewis II. May Company has
told for j. G. Rutledge a cottage on
pot SoXlo0 at the northeast orner of
uNford avenue and Bayside Drive. Belle
larhor, l" l. The buyer is Lansing
underdonk. who will occupy.
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Ire estate Of David Jordan has sold
" w. n Bryant OF Iowa a seventeen
acre farm between Morristown and
Nh!ppany, y. J.. The sale was made
7 Eugene V, Walsh of Morristown, as
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NEAR STH AVE SOLD

WEST 49TH sTREET-Frank y. Taylor
has sold for Mrs. l.. NJ. Rice and
Mrs. q. c. w. Lourey IS West Forty
ninth street. a four story b~rownstone
dwelling. on lot 20xl0o.5 feet. a Co
lumbia College leasehold.
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HOUSE OWNERS MEETING.

There will be a meeting OF the House
and Real Estate Owners Association
this evening at Turn Hall, Lexington
avenue and Elghty-hfth street.
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The Houghton Company has leased
for Josephine n. Morgan the dwelling at
6I6 West ll4th street to the Delta
Chapter OF the Zrts Beta Tau Frater-
nifty for a term of years.
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party of second part.)
east OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
9TH ST, 1872 W, $ $. $40 w sth av. l7sx
ioo.5-Jno NJ Kyle to Mary L Lynch. $40
w t7th ST.. mtg si5,ss5. all liens; atty,
,sTHf ST. is rs w WA n :. 'f "a " 9th av. gSS
iGsIEya s;Shllns & al to n Jos bo SgSa
5sTH SIS 5, 100 " park av. iSxloo.5-
Jas HAYES TO luswah Realty Corpn,
MADISON Az. E :. ss.s n sin st. isxsi%c
20 Broad st. mtg 1000 on this and
20 Il 56th st; also y m $4,000; sept
DIST ST. Isl Z. n :. 80 E Lexington av,
2oxlooS-Christopher W Mitchell to
Resale A Beaker. 232 W l37th st, "A I
a $. mtg $40. OOO. Aug 81; attys. Appel
q IsyIor, oil Chambers al ........,..'S
West side.
west OF Fifth Nv. between fourteenth
and 1lOth stsD
'rH Av, sol to 81. n e cor 37th ct
uSS-l4p, ssgX?lt ,,forecl9e June III
co. l.. " V0 .ctn 81: r Sept IS s: G ATTY. r S Z CO.,
sorH ST" Il W. n :. s. . 9Th av. iffSxii'CiSS'ysC,
Sprague Carleton & ano, exrs SC, Bukk
Carleton. to Clstice Carleton. 500 West
e. w. aug EV' atty FRANK Is .olton;
{ /" 81 'Si','ou
Az 11onorEHI'' same TO same { Il I;
i?p 81; .iiS.ii W. n : 200 y sth av;
tVv9Ahugen Steindler 20 bernari
sttr napuIn' Nv "a ~. q G.. June III
p,o,,
"'"
thorough OF The Bronx.D
e7oTu Sr GOV roh,so, 90 ne tx
irrerEEdeebiil TerrScss % 20 tred.
eric Feiix 10 W IN - AnS 81 ,ror.
rar,ion Jnodr. ",,fn 81 cur g. 'iso
Bwav "'u'' ""'' w. 81
paREStbE pi qes oo=th -
isSyiiS sxio NJ era 'Nwwiiysn' 70
Iona uoidi,y |orn a. pnrE Row
Son, : ats ~ zieser "a psrL
Rnw - 49," ~ sio0
ANpREws Az. 1909. " > 40 ioxee'iW
oestinY RlJr "a Inc to Mary o'I'ou-
no. ia Eiihss NV' ,mmtss $3.50 sem
attv. q q r 90. ia Bway. 500
issTH ST. : s lss W Bsthsate ar' SUN's
"a Woad =, rms 900. Kin sv SmS
wav W ~ "o"' 500
= vsrv A Ei,zyersia 70 WIN ~ EI,zgsraId,
seai n,Iih S.n, at,v' Nm +
Fitzeerald' 20. Y l5ith Al. 500
CD hSn ppirf EvA HSp CoScoi-PSg
- cor SoIs, 81 IebxIOo n-Eiiz
scrvnpsour 10 Agnes Peck ssos bath
gate sy, mtg $1,000. Aug 10: attys.
49,
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l.. 7. CITY DWELLING SOLD.

The Cross & Brown Company has
sold for the Clifton Construction Com
pany the two family brick house at
eel Crescent street.
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Spofford avenue and Coster street on q
lot 25x100. 1t will cost $4,000. Will
lam Lowe Is the architect
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF lender and
.torney. If attorneys name is omitted
idress party OF second part.)
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F~renchman Equals Attitude Mark.

rARts, Sept 9-E, Y, oemhrs me
French m%ouoplanist. mas equane6 the
worlds altitude record " 5000 meters
t22. OOC teeD established by the Ger
man alrman. Otto L!nnekogel g. lalt
II was officially announced to-day.
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SIMPLER AUTOMATIC COMPANY-
Judge Donnelly Of the supreme Court
has appointed James A. Farrell receiver
Of the simplex Automatic Company,
Enc, manufacturer of vending ma
chimes at 2i7 and gao West Thirty-siSth
street, In proceedings for the voluntary
dissolution OF the corporation brought
by r Q Rast, G. NJ. Praukard and j..
L.. Robinson. directors. The company
Is a New York state corporation with
capital stock $50. 900. Liabilities are
about SAEOO
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HARRY ROTHLEDER-A petition In
bankruptcy has been fled against Harry
Rothleder fur Manufactured, At 50
West Thirty-eighth street by those cred
iiors. Louis Cohen. s325, Jakob Rosen-
field. sSi5 and Michael Morris, f9le.
Judge Hough appointed Henry Lesser
receiver. bond 81. 600. with power TO
continue business twenty days. liabili-
ties are $500 and assets $1,000 In
stock and fixtures
HENRY SALZ ~ 1855 Clay avenue, for
merly a cigar manufacturer, has hled A
petition IN bankruptcy with liabilities
1880 and assets $751; IN accounts.
Discharge from Bankruptcy.
CuACF TRUCKING COMPANY--Judge
HouEh has granted n discharge to the
Chaye Trucking Company OF OLE West
Forty-eiGhth street, whose liabilities
were $jl,l97.
Bankruptcy schedules.
MUNRO CHEMICAL COMPANY Of ! Lib
erty street. has Med schedules showing
liabilities {lS.0ls and assets tl,5SS. The
largest creditors are VI. ". lArendou
4 Co. sS,4Sl, and J. \, Casey & Co,
$3.50.
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HESTER ST. l7t. =. loo " Mott ~. s5N
100, pr mtg s32, Oo0-Giuseppe Seccah'p
to pomen!co Crosse, S7l Broome -, Aug
"a. . yrs. & % =, atty, q Seccanco. IA
uestsr a. ........... 81 500
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

Antonio Lopez, Cadlz... .........
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

3lTH ST. ?O7 W-John J o'Brien agt
Frederick stephan cNr. owner Mrs VIII.
lHl WIS contractor sss 49, s' 49,
NANDEWATER ST, - and 26-Abraham
Miller agt Frank Il bonas. owner and
contractor. Julius III Siebert' con.
tractor. ....... ......... .tZIb,3 81
LEXINGTON Az. 1893 to ls0e-Abrshsm
Miller AIT Frank Il lonas. owner and
contractor; julius u Siebert. CON
18TH ST. los w-Edward Seesl agt
Samuel Williams, owner. | Schulman.
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I'D Av, s " cor sSth st-Crane a Clark
aEt Dora + Rosenberg ct al. J9iy 30
BRoApWAY, n e cor bsd st-crane a
Clark sEt John II Inmhn Ell al, July 80.
1918
WASHINGTON Az. 32t3--Lsopold Alt
mann Ast Sarah and solomon Goldberg
ct 81. Sept I. iib,,.........,.....,Ub
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R INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises . 80 sun sets. Ola Moon sets.6 50
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. sol Gov. Isl : Is Hell Gate, 100
LOW WATER THls DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyH'k. / :55 Gov. Isl 20 Hell Gate a 90
Arrived-THCRSDAY. September ..
So Lapland. II ~ p, NJ. Liverpool, Sept. 1
IS New York, MA j. NJ. Wednesday. Liver.
- Dwinsk, I 4. NJ. Archangel, Aug %.
s. city of Newcastle, l-tN 7. NJ, London,
s. Kansas CITY. ! p. Nj. Bristol. Aug =.
50 ClearpOol. . 4. NJ -. NaZarre. Aug. q.
s. RItlaw. II p. NJ. "Wednesday, Havre,
:. J%iiisbors, 8 p NJ. Wednesday, Aarhuus.
IS | p. Juste.on, 6 A, Nj Ayr, Aug "a.
IS Bassano. Middlesborough AUG -.
IS Satilla, Guliport. Sept. l.
IS Indra. Colon, Sept. J.
S. Proteus. New Orleans, sept, T.
IS Radiant, New Orleans Aus s
So Commodore Rollins ~ama. Sept. {
- Princess Anne. Norfolk, sept. -.
s. ZacApa. Kingston. sept {
IS Louisiana. Boston, sept
= AlllaDca. Cristobal, Sp1t. 3
IS Nicholas CGneo, Boston. sept c
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS Carolina, al san Juan, sept .
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.


INC, OF i32 Fourth avenue. has made
an assignment to Webster J oliver. u
was incorporated In 1915 and Edward
". presbery Is president
THOMAS POTTS, manufactures OF orna-
mental. ground. cut, beveled and EN-
bossed glass. az sSl Bowery has made
an assignment 70 Thomas J. Mitchell.
GrSSIE ~ZAtDERER. grocer, at 20Sa
Eighth avenue. has made an assignment
to Morris B~erkowitZ.
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l3sTH ST. s23-5 T.. all--lsidore Kaur-
man & ano to Sherr 4 Milstein, Inc. $40
T. listh st. : yrs & . months from sept
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Carolina, at san Juan. sept .
SAILED For NEW YORt
OUTGOING STEAM SHIPS.

IS Chica 60, from bordeaux, sept. s.
IS Brazos, from san Juan, sept, 4.
- Philadelphia, from san Juan, Sept ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
LEASES.
Manhattan.

sTH Az. 26i. n " cor 2sd ct. str & pit b
Opera. House Realty GO to SAM Levy.
266 w 23d st, 5 yrs from May l., 1915;
attys. Fitch, N q q 80 Nassau
pRsto6vr 81, ':,sS:sVg 10 ,"Syv
str A. b-Chas Falkenberg a ano to
Hyman Lichtenberg, 1876 Broome ct. 2
yrs from May |. 19l5.....,,..f.320
sTH AN. 1855. n Q cor 1881 st. str & b
Isaac Goldberg to Frank Williams, $40
W i5oth st. 10 yrs from oct /. IBIS:
s6TH ST, 426 L. store-Max Jacket to
Morris Gewirtz. t?6 = seth st, s yrs from
Feb is, 1915; atty. NJ Jacket t2t = ssth
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lssD ST. .. whole block front between
Decatur and Webster ayes 34.SNlosl-
James Halpin, Jr. asst Francis -keil.
owner; j McNiece. contractor. ...stl SO
EAGLE Az. 5s9-Pittsburg Plate Glass
co agt sophie knepper and James Fer
guson. owners. James Ferguson. CON
tractor
wiEHER CoURT. / to Abraham MIL
Ter agt Bierwood Rlty co. owner;
julius II Siebert. contractor. .......3 j5
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-04-14
History Of Redwood
Co. to be Written
Citizens of County and Former
Residents Will Write County's
History for Publication

L. w. Belden, business man
ager for H. C. Cooper Jr. and
Co. of Winona, has been in the
city during the week, making
preparation for a new history of
Redwood County. It is to be a
classified and authentic work,
giving in detail every historical
event of the County from the
early days down to the present.
Several of the leading citizens
of Redwood Falls and Redwood
County are to associate with
Messrs. Cooper & Co. and will
furnish chapters on various sub
jects. Their names will appear
at a later date giving the sub
ject on which they are writing.
Messrs. Cooper & Co. come well
recommended from other Counties
in Minnesota. Since 1873 they
have been engaged in historical
research, and for the past seven
years have confined their work
to counties in Minnesota.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1915-04-14
MINNESOTA WEDNESDAY APRIL A
City Council Approves
Municipal Building Plans

western Railway officials the
matter of a new depot for Red
wood Falls. Sen. Frank Clague,
whose suggestion started the
movement toward better accom-
nlm atoms 70: the travelling pub
lie of Redwood Falls, was made
chairman of the committee and
at once took the matter up with
the railway management.
M. J. Boyle, Superintendent of
the C. & n. w. writes Mr.. Clague
that he, with other officials, will
meet with the Commercial Club
for a thorough discussion Of the
matter, leaving the time Of the
meeting to the pleasure CT the
Club.
The time set for this meeting
is Monday evening, April 10, at
the Commercial Club. Mr.. Boyle
will be present, also H. J. Wagon,
General Passenger Agent and
other officials of the road. The
committee is prepared to make
a strong appeal for a new build
ing and is hopeful of obtaining
the desired results.