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The sun., 1915-06-25
BuILDERs BUY DYCKMAN SITE.

The city Investing Company. Robert
z Bowling president has sold a plot
sSXlSslo extending from 2l2th to 2l3th
street, 100 feet east OF Amsterdam
avenue, to the Podgur Realty Company.
Nathan Wilson president. The buyers
Will improve the plot with four fVe
story apartment houses. each covering
plots i0Nl0O feet. The property Just
sold is part OF a large parcel owned by
ne City Investing Company, which con-
sisted OF "A frontage of $50 feet on 2l3th
street, 1870 feet on Amsterdam ave-
nue. and lS5 feet on al2th street, ad-
Joining the Nagle Cemetery, The SELL
ers have given the buyers. builders, two
loans sggregating $4,000 for the erec-
Ion OF the improvements. John N.
Goding negotiated the sale.
The sun., 1915-06-25
TWO LARGE FLATS
FOR PARK AVENUE
q Fullerton Weaver to Build
II story House on Rail-
road Property.
rJSCUEL DEAL NEAR CLOSE

TO. large. costly apartment houses
-. soon to rise on Park averue just
,o,,h ~ the Grand Central station as
ma result Of deals between the New
yo-k Central Railroad and builders.
r1ase improvements were forecasted
.s, week tn The Sun, when announce
rsnt WAS made OF the formation OF the
i,o PARK Avenue Company, with a capt.
al NJ $500 COO. to take over the block
,,n,, on the west side OF Park avenue
,,or Fifty NTH to Fifty-sixth street.
,,d Of the Park Avenue Improvement
rompany. Harry Fischel, with a capital
~ s2s, 600. to take over and improve
,bs block front on the west side OF
park avenue from Forty-ninth to FIJI
IAN street, The first of these deals
,,s closed yesterday, and the Fischel
ssal is likely TO be closed within a day
A. tvo. since (, has now reached the
,c,r, where surety bond alone Is me-
,ssarv before closing.
6 Fullerton Weaver, builder OF some
4, the ci;y's best apartments. IL the
40 PARK Avenue Company Through
s,oddard & Mark. as attorneys. he has
l.ased the Fifty ffth-Fifty-sixth street
Nock front from the railroad and on
. ne will erect seventeen story apart
mont house which, II Is said, viii cost
ahou, 81, 100000. The property fronts
800 10 feet on Park avenue and 66.s feet
an each street. II Is the very northerly
ana OF the railroad terminal improve
n,nt. The house 10 be erected will he
Al most unusual character. for the rail-
.osd reserves seventeen feet along the
mint OF the plot beneath the street
l.v,l for the use OF tracks IL II so de-
.res on account OF this easement the
,partment house will be erected on
aeel columns resting on the under
mound railroad yard floor.
The lease which Mr.. Weaver has
n.de is for twenty-one years with sew
anal rene newals, and during the first term
!. viii nav = rental OF about $1,000, 900.
rhe house he will erect will be de-
,irned BY Warren & Wetmore and will
have some apartments occupying whole
soo-. while other floors will be divi-
s,d into two suites With depth OF
oniy ss feet II is planned 20 make every
-oou an outside one. II Is expected
,ha. the floors will rent for about $4,000
.,sh Al seventeen stories tre building
rill equal in height the highest apart
men, house erected in this city, at Park
avenue and Seventy-ninth street.
Considerable Of the money 10 pay the
>o., OF building has been advanced bv
me railroad company In a mortagage
with amortization features. Douglas
I. Gilman X Co. will be agents OF the
new building.
The sun., 1915-06-25
TAKING COUNTRY HOMES.

Fish Il Marvin have rented for II. f..
Cook his residence at Bronxville, FUR
nished. to Eugene sIoutnack of this city,
Charles Field Griffen & Co. have
rented for Henry ID. Tiffany his country
estate, known as Foxhurst, at Port
Chester. n. Y.
Kenneth Ives 4 Co, have rented for
w. Wallace Lyon his residence at
Quaker Ridge. New Rochelle, to Miss
I.eonore Harris for the season and at
Scarsdale for Mary Herbert her resi-
dence on Cambridge road to Philip Good
man for the season.
Burke Stone has rented for l.. NJ,
Coleli the house recently completed on
Cassiiis avenue. Armour villa Park, near
Bronxvilie, to Norman G. Reichert.
L'Ecluse Washburn & Co. have leased
for George y. Witter his reaidence q
The sun., 1915-06-25
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

wAsHINGTON. June 2, The gnnooat
Dolphin has arrived At Mhnhasset, collier
Jason at Philadelphia; hnttleship south
Carolina at Delaware Rrcakwatcr, tender
Tonopah, submarine Ell aud destroyer
Aylwin at New York yard, hospital ship
Solace. hattleships Florida ant Nehra Ska
at Newport; trg orion At Norfn'k: huitlo-
ship Utah AT Sew London, torpedo hnat
Mackenzie at Key West. cruiser Des
Moines a. Beirut; hattlcship Colorado a.
Tohsri hay. cruiser Denver and collicr
Nero ~ La Naz
The tug severn. tug po'omac and sub
marines 81, 80 '-3, o. aud g., have
sailed from 'ristohHl for NNnirnu'r Bty.
DESTROYER Ioueti from Norfolk fur Wn'e
stone Landing destroyer Jenkins from
NNrfolk for tridi run. hvl'.r-u.p N,w
Hampshire from Norfolk fnr NnNpor, .
hattleship virginia from rroNiuc,foNu for
straming trial, gunhntt Mdchits from Kev
West for Vera cruz, tank ship Arlhusi
ir"m Port Arthur, Ten, Tor OuduInutIno.
,Iui--T SaTItusn from -, ragnpu for
shanghai, Euuhoat kHHt~ht f.om MAJ"
Island fnr San Prdrn, NV'flp-h'p Mirh g,r
from Philadelphia Tor Newport, hd'i|C.hin
Georgia from Bostnn lur Sew port and
cruiser New orleans from Magatlan for
Ia Pea
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l7sX99ll. June "a, l907--Dolores a Car
rillo to Maria stewart. 33s w S5th N,
nna ana, ""o' 'Fu'' "''s' :" 81. ooo
COLUMBIA ST. III, " l2S n stanton
al. giNl0O. oct 1, laoG-Maycr u Wnld.
man 10 Rent NJ ,irucnstein; atty, Jacob
iordon, go Grand st ,',a.,',,oco;; " 'ebo
SAME PROPERTY. Nav 20 1905 Leah
Samuois and ano To same ...... $500
lo0riI ST, III v, II y, 1865 " Lexington
aN 25.nNioo1l, sept 80, isl.- Israel u
and Ami" Shlachci4ki to Bend
urucrstcin and Jos l.. Mayer; atty,
\ Aaronstamm. - Park Row s. 900
i'ARK ~, :, 80 sd 81, runs IiN =
9SiN @0N II 100 jN " 40 to av
\ 7a,I to h"g, Apl - 1915 Clarcn""
ana Esyeie Payne 4" BriNton Realty
rurpn. iio.w 7ath sr.,...... $40. 600
1HTII 81, lG3 T.. n ~ 2N7.s 3d av, li.sx
10. -. oct ID, 1874 ihi Last I9th street
=" e." ,i.ru6rd WciGs. on the promises
atty. FNman, - Liberty st sa",NoN
LIST Sr. i3i T., ., e"i " pleasant av,
iGNloo |. Ian :, lHli Louis and Isl
dorc Rubin to Bronx security & Broker
axe 90, a6s l. iSdth st. atty, l Levison
ass issth st.,,,......,,....,... $500
The sun., 1915-06-25

SILVER ST, : =, 1872 Main, 76xiooN
irreg--C r Halstead ct al agt T II Wat
son ct al: due si.ie6.s5, taxes. SC, $3.50
tn ha ri. Al - 200
The sun., 1915-06-25
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Nassau and Queens Land and Improve
ment Corporation. Manhattan, capital.
100000 directors. Emanuel Newman.
William X. jackson aud william A. lime.
BROOKLYN.
Phenomenal Real Estate Enterprise
Company. Manhattan capital $4,000:
directors, David A. Henichcl Brooklyn;
William T.. Lambden. Westchester county,
and Sollie s. wolfman. Brooklyn.
A. E. W. Realty Company, Manhattan
capital, 5000: directors, A. Elliott Will
sen, New York city: l.. Wlllsen, Manhasset.
l.. /, and e. v. LaNery, New York city.
East 62d street Corporation, Manhattan;
capital, $1,000; directors, Dorothea A, Rey-
mers The Bronx; Samuel A. Hersog and
Sidney Well, New York city.
10 West End Avenue, Manhattan; capi-
tai. $500: directors, Thomas McMorrow.
Charles +. McMorrow and James W. Nc
Morrow. New York city.
The sun., 1915-06-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 42G Sun sets. 7si Moon sets .2:is
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
sandyH'k $40 Gov Island sos HenGate.. 5;55
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH1.i,is Gov rslandi2tS HeilG..e 10 Am
Arrived-THURSDAY June -.
ss Adria,ic, 1915 A. !. . Liverpool. June Is
SIS Welsh Prince. A. NJ. Brest. June la
- RIcb1ri. =. NJ Rotterdam. june g.
- Kansas City. 1875 p. NJ Bristol .fine n
- tlrick Holm, noon, Copenhagen.
June 5.
;. Bankaale p Nj. Havre June Q
IS River Araxes. Z A NJ Oran. June Z
8. knud IL, p NJ Wednesday. Frontera
June ..
Ss Bermudian. 5i5 A NJ. Bermuda. June p
- Marava!, $50 A. NJ. Grenada June Il
= Garlic. :.l5 y. NJ, Kins s,ou. JUNE IA
ss Sac Paulo. p. NJ. Barbados June Is
IS sEon9eiiina di Giorgio. 81 p. NJ, Js-
maicl. June 70
ss Phladelphia, 1905 p NJ. san Juan.
june 10 =
:. Comus New Orleans. June 10.
= Fl >lglo. Galveston. June <
Sc Al-i.r-. Phlad"i phia June -
s. International. Port Ar hur. Tex June l6
- Princess Anrc, Norfolk, June 3
Ss city Of Lincoln, phllaGelrhia. June =
Sa Herman Frasrh Baltimore. June %
So Chesapeake. Baltimore. June -
The sun., 1915-06-25
REAL PARK AvENrE pUYER.

The Shafpa Realty Corporation. which
couple of months ago took the Pre-
mier apartments, at the northwest cor
ner Of Park avenue and Sixty-sixth
street, represents Miss Emily S. Baker.
niece of the late John s. Kennedy
The structure. which is twelve stories
high and occupies a plot s0xllOx irreg-
ular. was sold by the Fullerton Weaver
Realty Company last February 1t was
held at sl.250,o00. and at that time was
said to have been bought by a client of
the law Arm of Gerard & Smythe
j. c. Carey Construction Company Is
the buyer of SO and 81 Eighth avenue,
giving In exchange one story stores at
1905 to 1909 Southern Boulevard, re-
ported yesterday by Eugene ]. Busher
and William II. Mehling
James j. Moore is the purchaser OF 90
Gold street. sold recently by Cammann.
Voorhees, & Floyd for William Kill
patrick.
The sun., 1915-06-25
RROOkLYN FLATS SOLD.

q plot, 90x200. with three four story
apartments, at the northwest corner Of
Lenox road and Bedford avenue. Flat
bush
James NJ. Hawley has sold for the
Island Holding Company the houses at
$3.50 and 332 Bleecker street to Abna
Boehm for business purposes.
Catherine Weigert has bought the
Conrad Barth property at 1s North
street, Richmond Hill.
The sun., 1915-06-25
BOsToNIANs puY ATS LOTS.

A syndicate of Boston capitalists has
bought for development from the Bald
win Harbor Realty Company AIS lots
at Baldwin Harbor. in southern Nassau
county. and commanding an unob-
structed view of Hampstead Bay. Plans
are being prepared by Arthur G. jackson
FOR several bungalows on plots of from
two to seven lots each
The sun., 1915-06-25
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles S,
Brown Company has leased the dwelling
at 1873 East Thirty-sixth street for the
estate OF Ruth Draper to J, S. Morgan.
Jr., and rented for Francis q. Lloyd
tho dwelling at l55 East Seventy-frst
street to Thomas Frothingham
Pease Gilman have rented 240
West Seventy fourth street for Mrs
Alice G.. Martin to DIR. w. A. Cotton.
Shaw & Co have leased for Cornelia
T. Young the dwelling at 2ls West 1921
street to Jennette Tatsapaugh
John W. Brett has taken lease OF
the Ave story American basement
dwelling at 12s West Thirty-seven;h
street
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AVE u, n .. so 3gth at. 20xsO--To r
Griehel e. shn
The sun., 1915-06-25

Lieut. W. =. Meehler from New York
yard 10 the Columbia as senior engineer
Oficer.
Lieut.. T., L. Wilson from New York yard
TO the Arkansas
Lieut., j. J. Broshek from New York
yard to the Columbia,
Iieuts. = Cochran and ". II. Pashley
and Ensign L. X. Ford from New York to
the Columbia
Lieut. T.. n L0ftin to the columbia
Lieut. =. -, Greig from tn" Prairie to
the k-5,
Assistant Surgeon j II. Payne from re
crui'ing station Hartford Ia continue trsat-
ment naval hospital, RosfOn.
Ensign ". Holt from the Charleston
to the Milwaukee.
Passed Assistant PaymaSter =. \, clarke
from Portsmouth yard 20 tho Kentucky.
Passed Assistant Paymaster *, u. stan
ley from Puget Sound yard to the NH
waukee
Chaplain j. NJ + McGinty from the
Wisconsin to continue treatment naval
hospital Annapolis,
The sun., 1915-06-25
$4,000 MONTCLAIR DEAL.

F. VI. Crawiey & Bros have sold for
a client the business property at the
northwest corner OF Bloomfield avenue
and Valley road, Montclair. to NJ. Lip
kin. The property has a frontage OF 1865
feet on Valley road and Bloomfield ave-
nue.. and IL improved with brick and
frame buildings directly opposite the
new Municipal Building. The property
was held at $4,000.
The sun., 1915-06-25
Bron I.
Borough OF The BronxD

BEACH ST. 49, sG = G,S iS,a,s ,1iinSmly bunsly
i4is Crotona av. June "a; atty s,cS
KISGSBRipGE GS TERRACE, 5 ., sis7
ns pero' & St; @tsAtyo - Fyspk Moore, $50
" issth st, June "a atty %S,op
,,c6; 90; ST 1!s swaE AZ Katonah av, -.-s:5x
ioo-Moser Arndtstein to Wallace Young,
s5l W Isist st, June a. mtg N.Spo
atty. Mo-er Arndtstein' 80 cathtdfssi
xSnk Ss5kTaiyA FACE. l. ,si,,s Mo.helu r9rk
way North 5oxlso-JacoS 4 Make %Marke' 70
June June IS: attys. Markell Bros. ss Canal anal
';R & s;es. ;s' M.rs a.r;,s sS AZ iss "a
ano. ils7 Clay az. Juns ~; mtg H'sv,ySVo;
s,.S JOIN, psv; ss,,iMrno. IS Wl!a% St dn To
i'Ynn Yar 70 Cath Darling. 1850 Washington
av, June 23 mtg sis5oo atty ioeo iooo
wsn,hal, is'7 Boston iSs nd is,,h 81, giSs
io5-LouIs A CraCo and ano TO Margt
Fromm, Is Lincoln av, Rutherford. y J,
June q, mtg $3.50; atty B + schre,ner
LOT iSs. map Harrington est-Edw
Mayes to Lizzie A Hood; 1870 Grsennp
;ass. Inc. 22I5 wes,chester ay........s
TRATMAN ST; e. & ss7 e n.,re zsress no,S sy.
,ss .ssi5oo; SG atty, W + G 4 T CO; iis Pxay: 81
2isTH ST, II e. ,,--R'chd szmirian @
81: atty atty. Ta& Co. l7s Bway ~
pARK Av. 8. 2ab W l7sth St: 6osi.i-
Mary u Power. to James NJ sconeld, !
IS iSiss; atty, G W Simpson. 81 cham,
scTTshhS S;5i hhvD H.sS:, Hs%' ,is. I; {
spA st,y' Juiiana Hsmpp, ,iss vyss
saTH az ST. ms, 1855 wiil,. ay, :i,iiisiGc~
Thos II Ron to Delco Holding Co. Inc.
ssl = lt9th st; June -, mtg $4,000;
hf Edw j. Moran, ref. to Giuia vi,eiii, i25 e
Il5'h st. June u; a!,S .HS Over II 80 60;
Thos ir II ron to Dsico Holding 90, Inc,
atty. T q a 7 60. l7G Bway '...',.si
Is9TH ST, ao2 =. IS, id,sxloo,Thornton
Brothers 60 to Patk Kennedy. t3 u
lssth ST. June 20; atty, 7 q & r Go, l7s
,.TTH ST. sac ss Il. $. io?xioo-Thos II
Ron, to Delco Holding 60; Inc, ssi y
TG& 7 co; i7s Bway. ..,.;.:;.,.,..si
BATnGArE AZ ,nx.S 20 bs,i: LEA ~ . 10Y
attys, Herleman & Y, asi East lasti
"EsIEN S sisors rs'iS To s.
s,y Ecra fl,y n. Corp s'h ay' Lcps Island
PARK Av, . cor Hist st, 5ox5o-Alois
!. Ernst to Kiesler Rny Co. Inc. ilOo
Forest av. June II, mtg $4,000; atty, +
u shapiro, lia Nassau At .........,Sloo
BERGER AN, W :, a2.2 W Brook av.
25ixso, AXES: :sx5e, John u Crimmns
to WN,,,. W Tinsley. i0S f. l35th ~,
June II, mtg $500, atty. y T Ins
90. l35 Rwuy ,.,.,,,.....,...,...S 800
Park Av. $ . cor lslst ST. 26xai---Mont.
rose Rlty Co to Chelsea Ri,y co, isS
Bway, June 20, mtg $4,000; atty. v
sEpGwlcK ~, i7ST, W 5, 'islixirrrcegsO~D
Minnie !. Delaney to chas T. pclanoy.
Ia SedgwiCk av, June 90, mtg 81 OO0, /,
atty, chas II Delaney, 1857 Sedgwick
,GTs ,,a 10 ass ala 10 ia7s sss to ,iGo s5T
72S to 729 & other property situated on
city Island-City Real Estate Go to
CITY Island Homes co, Inc, ~ Wall st.
! June 81 atty. 7 q & 7 90. i7s Broad
,o,sT Msr sr n loss from oo,r, n"n s,"n
end of curve at Spuyten Duyvil Park
| way, lly.txl t0N2D,9Nso. II to PHlisade av
| M37IX.0-Along the Hudson 90 to Jno
| II Feldseher. .3ot W load st. June ~;
sttys. Ssltsr 4 9. lAo Nassau st ..,..u
The sun., 1915-06-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public O6erings Yesterday In Man-
haitian, The Bronx and Brooklyn.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.

lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
JANE ST. SIS and 90. $. ii2.6 Washing
ton st, a. ?xiso.l to l2th ~. 3S7-59 W.
Ky tiHiSG' ,n%9 and s"s sly l6HH ~ Sias@s ao II {
ct Al: duo iss.s7s57 taxes SC. g.;
7oTH ST. 20, +. % s. sos " ID sv, 25x
1905. sty hat--I'rooklyn Trust Co agt
J II BodIne ct al; due si''oSi7S' isTSs; HGc
lat 3?os THIRD AvENuE.l
By Joseph r Day.
SILVER ST $, iis2 W Main. 76xiooS
irreg--c r Halstead ct al ag, T Wat
son ct a.; due si.ie6.s5; taxes SC. t2!o;
to the platntiu. ................. N@'"po
by l.. J. Phillips Co.
ls5TH ST. Ile E. n :. ?o2.7e Park ayy,
2t.9x93. vacant-TsN Lien Co agt u
Gouriie et al. due t.9O2.si: taxes, Sc,
ss26' to Harry Mayer; ;.,.......' 'saspo
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
BY william p Rae.
ioo-H Metcaifc vs. Apio consin co ct
al; to- to- the plaintiff ,a, 5000
loonF kcGn VS. Apio cons'n Co .t AL al;
ssTu tS 'se sT pIain'ia is;h aY 'o'YgS
ion steinhardt Tvs vs. Rpio constr Co et
al: to the plaintiff n,...............s6 Sc 900
e6TH ST. " 5. 29i.b N W 10Th av. iix
ioo-same vs same: action 2. to the
ssTH ST. .w :. sCs5 W 18Th av. i7xioc
r Rose vs. Aplo constn co ct al. 10
the plaintiff. ...................s 81. 900
ssTH ST. $. 3?5.5 n W 18th av. l7.1x
lo0--E II Koch VS. Aplo Constn Co ct al:
wYCKOFF Av. IS. 27S " Bond. 2oxloo--
Sherln's sale OF all right. title. &C.
which Martin Joyce had on May 20.
1919. or since. Lewis 4 Swasey, sheriff
to the city Of y Y.............t50
BY James l.. Rrumey
RIDGE BOULEVARD. =. 500 Bay
Ridge av, ?ONe0-W Hawkins vs. J
Maxwell ct al. to r Franklyn Tausch
for 81, 500 over mortgage Of $4,000
EAST 18th ST, =. $50 n Farragut road.
toNlOO. to the plaintiff for $500 over
1000
EAST +2D ST. .. 1875 Av d. soxloo-
NJ Long W. + schmidt ct all TO F
BY Nathaniel shutter.
AVE u, n $. so 3gth at. 2Oxs0--To p
orleoei '''''.'.'.'.. ........,. ESQ
The sun., 1915-06-25
APARTMENTS on CHURCH SITE.

The incorporation OF the Schuyler
Square Realty Company yesterday by
Harry. Max and Abraham Schiff
means the improvement of the old
Bloomingdale Reformed Church, cover
ing a plot 75x100 on West End avenue,
opposite Straus Square. between 10sth
and l07th streets, with a twelve story
fireproof apartment house. Plans for the
apa rtment. which will contain three or
four suites to a floor. are being pre-
pared by Schwartz, Gross & Marcus and
will be ready for filing In a few weeks.
Mr.. Schiff purchased the church prop
ertY In April 1913
The sun., 1915-06-25
sATIsFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders
torney)

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.)
PALISADE AV, n W cor eaist 81, lii.1N
2s1xl60 %x22b,ll. Mar 20, l9o7-Harry NJ
Merriman to Along the Hudson co.
a,tys, McKelvey MauocM 80
Rway OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -. .sl3,h00
sTERBINS Av. cor Freeman St 35.7N
1I0x6OxP1l02, Jan &. l9li--Iuiann
Hampp TO Hayward Scudder; atty, T. "
Scudder, SO Wall st....,,,,,.,.. 5000
WEST END AN, " cor 6hth at 2hlN
loO. July :, lal3--Margt Mc,irath TO Her
man J Wiun. 3e Nassau 81 ...... 81, 300
lO2D ST, ~ ", =. ~ " Park AN, 3ON
lOo.li Sept Is, lsol--Samus j Huth
and ano 10 Hy and EdW Wiener, atty,
Chas De x Townsend, 10 WillHm
ST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s23ooo
BwAy, n cor Emerson ST, l25Nl50. IAN
"a, iaio-Hannah and Moritz Freedman
to i Allen Townsend, lrVingtou. y v,
atty. l. r 4 T. 90. ld0 BwHy.,., $50 Ooo
6lST 81 y, @2h Sth aN .HNioO =. Iune
Is, i2ii-iohr 7 Pratt - jesse. samuel
and Jerome Roscnthal; atty, Julius \
Frank. 52 William e.. ..... .si.ooo
10TH ST, 500 t.. :, 100 I'd nv, 25Ngs .,
Jun" %, iaio--Jennlc, wife Of Davis
Brown, to the 6th AZ Bank Of y Y;
atty, VIM G orr 81 Chambers ~. sl2, ,O0n
i%ATH ST. 49, W. o. 50 . Amsterdam Av.
The sun., 1915-06-25
sALE IN SYRIAN SECTION.

Kenslngton Hickey Is reported to
Nave sold li3 Washington street, -FOUR
story tenement, on lot 1s.11x6b.6. ad1oin-
ing the southeast corner OF Cedar street.
elawson & Hobbs have sold for Will
AN Kuhn the five story apartment AT
6'S West l6lst street. adjoining the
southeast corner of Broadway. size
'?rlo0 The purchaser is an investor
Who has appointed Slawson & Hobbs as
agents 10 manage the property.
The sun., 1915-06-25

2tsx9s. vacant-Tsx Lien Co agt II II
Gouriie 81 All due sl.902.sl. taxes. sc,
1929. 70 Harrv Maver. -....---... 81. 900
The sun., 1915-06-25
BROOKLYN TOBACCO FACTORY.

The American Tobacco Company has
decided to build at Park and Nostrand
avenues, Brooklyn, factory which will
be one of the largest In Brooklyn and
in which 1000 persons will have en-
ployment. The structure will cover an
area of 200x230 feet and will be Ave
stories in height. the construction to be
OF reinforced concrete throughout Plans
are being prepared by Francisco q
Jacobus. Decision to go ahead with the
above operation was reached after the
failure of negotiations with the Have
meyer family for lease OF their prop
erty on Kent avenue. Williamsburg.
The sun., 1915-06-25

Mrs. George Bruce Brown has had
plans drawn by F. r. Loney for the
new garage which she will erect at
l6l East Sixty-ninth street. The build
ing is to be four stories high on +. a
lot 25xl00. OF brick and stone construc-
ton. Living quarters for the head
machinist. a chauffeurs locker room and
n machine shop are provided in the
upper floors. The cost Is estimated at
$4,000.
The sun., 1915-06-25
ENCUMBRANCE YARD HEARING.

The city plan committee of the Board
of Estimate will hold a hearing to-mor-
row at o'clock in the Council Chamber.
City Hall. relative 90 the placing OF an
encumbrance yard under Manhattan
Bpidge. The proposal has aroused bitter
opposition and a large assembiage of
property owners. religious and civic In
terests will appear to protest.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, fair to-day and
to- morrow; rising temperature; light ,ar,-

For eastern New York. fair to-day and
Tomorrow; rising temperature; light Sar,-
able winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and to-
morrow: warmer. diminishing west winds.
For northern New England. partly
cloudy to-day and tomorrow; slowly r's-
ing temperature: light southery winds.
For southern New England partly
cloudy today and tomorrow; rising tenn
perature tomorrow: llght variable winds.
Tor western New York. partly cloudy,
to-day: probably showers; fair tomorrow: :.
moderate and variable winds.
NEW YORK June 25.--The principal
centre Of the area Of high pressure from
the lake regions moved southeastward and
was over ohio and eastern Kentucky yes
torday. causing cool weather 20 continue
during the morning in the middle and
south Atlantic states
Moderately low pressure covered New
England and It was low over the North
west and plateau states, hut high over all
other parts of tho country.
In this city 'he day was fair: continued
cool In the morning. warmer during the
day. wind, fresh TO brisk westerly; aver.
age humidity. 81 per cent; barometer
corrected 70 read TO sea lovcl. At 4. NJ.
80 81. , =. NJ. 29.9i.
Tho temperature IN this city yesterday,
at recorded by the ofncial thermome.e-, II
shown In the annexed table:
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, June 24,-These army
orders were issued to-day:
Capt c. q. Mettler. ordnance depart
ment, from office OF chief OF ordnance to
Honolulu
First Lieut. II. T Pnians, ordnance de-
partment (First Lieutenant Coast Art!!-
iery Corps, from that department 10 Fort
Moultrie, south Carolina.
Second Lieut.. II. c. Holiday, infantry,
from aviation section OF the signal Corps
10 Twenty second Infantry,
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Ex-Governor J. Franklin Fort has
bought through Stephen s. johnson
from w. B. Durbrow the property, 125x
1852. at the northeast corner of Charl-
ton and Raymond avenues. South Or
ange, ". j. The land adjoins Mr.. Forts
home and will be improved.
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SOAP MAKERS TO BUILD.

Kirkman q Son. soap manufacturers.
are to build a seven story storage build
ing at Bridge and Plymouth streets.
Brooklyn. at an estimated cost Of $780,
900. The building will be of brick AMI
steel construction, with reinforced con-
crete floors, on a plot 76xl00.
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FACTORY NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.
IL story Building Planned for
37th 81, n a Cost NJ n "a. .OOO.

Plans have been filed by Herman Lee
Meader. architect. for twelve story
freproof factory at IS and 81 West
Thirty-seventh- street. II will have a
frontage OF so feet and a depth Of $50
feet. Maria L.. Louis f. and Louisa
+. Firth are the owners. The cost has
been estimated at $50 900