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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17

~ NNN'Nl
Ry,r Aim.rai e. J Roush from com
maud Second Division. Atlantic Meet, to
home for orders
Cpmmander y c. Tvinine from com.
mani OF ,he Illinois to command the
Kentucky.
Comm ,uler G II. stearns from command
Of the san Diego 10 command the Raleigh.
Liru'cnaut-rommaude II, : Ktves from
the Atlantic reserve neet to tn Kentucky
as executive
Iieurrnsut-Commander l.. \. Gotten
from The North Dakota 20 the kearsage as
executive
Lieu! R p. scuddcr from Atlantic re.
Lieut. +. |. NJ. Sheehy from the Ala
Lieut. F VI Robinson from the Kansas
10 the Kcntucky as senior engineer %otloer.
Lieut. l., r. Armstrong from Atlantic
reserve feet to the kentucky as navigator.
Lieut. +. : Moses from the Alahams TO
the Kcars,se a. senior oatcer.
Lieut. + II. sai'er from the Nebraska
rJcu, : e. Jersey from the Kansas TO
Lieut. j N Irish from New York yard
Ensign q, Il. pac's from the Kansas TO
the Kentucky.
Ensigus Il. J Valentine, 7. G, latino
C.. * Osborn and l., + Bishon from the
Vernon To the kearsags.
Ensign W. seibert from the Kansas 10
the E,uiurky.
Ensign j n. Jones from the Kansas to
the Kentucky.
Passed Assistant Pavmastcr l. q,
McrseIl from the Chattanooga to Mare
Passed Assistant Paymaster w. II WI.
terdiuk from Mare Island yard to the
Chattanooga.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
TRADING IN

Pau! \. Mrriolrick has bought from
we Bond Construction Corporation 1913
iol5, 1917 and 1919 Eastern Parkway,
v Tour story apartment houses just
rrcC'ed on a plot ll2Nli0N irregular.
NE are forty apartments in the two
-oR's ola has sold at Ridgewood
.''' ana 1865 Myrtle avenue to A. Rel
,".'r'h 1858 Myrtle VENUE 10 the
81, Holding Corporation 1868 Nyr-
~ 1,5LG' 70 William Schweikert 1874
%s'''e venue 10 Elizabeth Herman
also s"li IN Flatbush 72S Flatbush ave-
"uS 10 II Il. De Muth 725 Flatbush
ptenue IN Loretta V. Norris, and 26j
rrH,y,n'th street, Bay Ridge. TO Mary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
2iA SUBWAY LOTS si35.585.

It was about . o'clock yesterday morn
Ing when the sale Of Borough Park lots,
held In the Brooklyn Academy of Music,
was brought to n close. The Offering
consisted of Isl lots. the last of the hold
.ngs Of the old Borough Park Company.
pioneer developers of the section. and
'wo houses. The houses were sold early
in the sale. The lots. however. did
not 60 rapidly nor were prices as
large AS expected. When the Jere
Johnson. Jr., Company. auction
GERS, decided to stop the sale PA
lots had been struck down for Sl35,565
which liz an average of a little
ror than $3.50 a lot, a price said to he
% per cent. below the assessed value
OF the realty Most of the parcels were
bought by Borough Park folks-build-
,rs. storekeepers, spectators and ordi-
nary residents. Before the sale began
a number OF parcels were sold at private
contract. When the sale was declared
closed at 2 o'clock In the morning there
were still thirty lots to he offered. which
will he put IN in the Brooklyn Auction
Room text Tuesday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.
Tenant for Front -. Warehouse
Lofts md stores Taken.

William Demuth Il Co. manufacture
ers of smoking pipes. who have been
located for sixteen years at Broadway
near Spring street. have taken "A large
amount of space for a term OF years
in the Victoria Building, at Twenty
seventh street and broadway, extending
to Fifth avenue The brokers were
Carstein & I.innekin.
Pesse & Gilman hav leased for
Henry A.. Coster to Ross w. Weir &
Co. FOR occupancy. the FIVE story and
basement warehouse building at 81
Front street.
Cross 4 Brown Company has sold
for the Thomas Motor cab Company TO
the Flat Repair Company the lease Of
the property at $40 West Fifty-eighth
street. consisting OF a one-story garage
on plot l25xlOo.
John ]. Kavanagh has leased n store
In $50 Madison avenue to the Wright
Laundry for Ave years a store IN t94
Madison avenue, corner Of seventy
seventh street, to !. Schariman and A
store AZ as Park avenue - Pietro
Betterino.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany has leased the store At 2il3
Broadway for a term OF years 10 Philip
Cooper.
Shaw & Co. have leased the store at
900 East l73d street to \. Fasl.Eiau.
The Interboroush Rapid Transit COM
pany has leased for "A long term of years
the corner OF Catharine street and
Chatham Square. to the estate of Sam
uel Solomon. who occup adjoining prop
erty, Il and IL Catharine street AMI -
and IL Chatham Square.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the store and basement at 1 West
Fifty-seventh street To J. Iado Noorian
offices in the United States Rubber
Building. Broadway and Fifty-eighth
street. to 4. Elliott Ranney Company
and to 4. r. Norwalk and with r. A
Manning the sixth floor at 10 West
Forthwith street TO Kathryn Caldwell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
CROWD SEES WOMAN KILLED.
Hundreds In Newark street when
Auto Hits victim.

NEWARK. y. J., tune l6-ln SIGHT Of
hundreds % shoppers NJ Market and
Halsey streets this afternoon a woman
believed to be Mrs Belle G. Baldwin OF
20 Fourth avenue VAS KILLED 10y an auto
mobile driven by Gustive Mayer %
Passaic. In the car, which is owned by
Frank haitian, father-,u-law OF Mayer.
was the latter, Mrs. Mayer and Louis
Goodman,
MAYER surrendered himself to the 20
lice after the car had struck the woman.
II is said that she was thrown under
the automobile after she had jumped
from behind "A trolley car. She died I'm
an ambulance on the way to tho city
Hospital,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
COMES TO HER OWN FUNERAL
Finds Weeping Friend. who Read
Notice Of Death.

New BRUNSWICK, June ls.-When Mrs.
Eva Cunningham reached the home Of
her father, Walter ! ~sanderson, with
whom she lives. las, night she was sur
prised to see flowers and a gathering II
weeping friends.
"Why, We thought that YOU were
dead o" said the friends when they saw
her, w saw a not sc that you had
died In Spring Lake"
well. DO | look like q dead one"'
retorted the supposed corpse.
TIE announcement appeared In a local
paper and also an Asbury Park paper
and was printed In good faith.
Mrs. Cunningham. who is tho wife "
Edward Cunningham. a school ianitor
AZ Ashury Park, ~ separated from her
husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
RENTING COUNTRY HOMES.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented sun
cliff. the country estate OF Mrs. Charles
]. Gould, AT INSTRUMENTATION, to
Allan s. Lehman for "A term OF years.
The property contains about eight acres,
with "A large residence, stable, garage.
gardens, &c,
Fish * Marvin have rented furnished
for the summer the Sidney \. Bean
property on King Street at Greenwich,
Conn, to o. J. GUIDE OF the O.. j. Guide
Company of this city. The property
consists OF a Colonial house, out build
ings and ten acres of land.
Edward +. Hamilton & Co. have
leased for three years the Frederick
Butterfield residence at l1o Cleveland
street, Orange. y. j., to DR.. j. Il,
Sheehan.
Wilfred Niau has leased for the sum-
mer seaso the estate OF Messinore Ken
dali on Little Neck Bay, Bay Side, l.. l.,
known az Los Olmos. which was for
merly owned by Clay NJ. Greene, the
playwright. Mr.. Viau is a resident OF
Paris,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
SATISFIED M%ORTGAGEs.
with name and address OF lenders at
tOrney.I

with name and address or lenders at
torney.I
ITO Ian il. l0OT-Gao and Henrietta
cohn to Marie l. LuIowisg. admx; atty,
"a 5%,!T, f%y9'ti Ss' c aT' Fordham ro "SE
runs " l25.lix n il:bN " Elk II 90 Xix =
lo?s to " $ az y n ~. to beg Mar ~
i. ndMsra.. Bar "marbor, Me; 'st,ys.
s6uTHEHRN BouLEvARD, >, 7bii n
isis.-Marst F Warner to Rebccca EEison,
2sOs SO boulevard, atty, Z Bernstein,
w5klppsWH Hff Av, . $, 40 n iSo'h ST.
s7.sxiOO, OCT /. l9os-Julia d Rernard
q, Geo, VIII, Jr; attys, Hummol. 4 u;
w!AasiHilsSndffoGN Az, " 3, 5os. ,7 sIi'V w.
$50" Moses krekow.ki to TSrcsina
Csrobinei stty' Edw + Morgan, 81
pARRK" %W' SIN st, e7xioSS,
Sept II, lolo-AleS Herzog 70 solomon
Kohn; sttys, Wolf 4 kohn ?0s
SEPT IS, isio-same to same; atiys,
rH sspi ~ isio-7ss.1s. '' % same ;7N' Si, :,
L6fr" IS, map Of Century Invest co .S' Of
a F%eN,heThsd lane, July S, 1901
atty.'N Y Title Ins co, lsS Bway, sa,575
LOT 80. same map and date--same TO
OAK ST, so.ss, n 3 100 W James st, '27'17SS
lss.7xsO sxias.7i Morris az, 5 " cor i5ith
IT, AZ 6xl00, Sept 20. lglg-Michael &
Josephine santangelo to Julius II keiter,
.sTtHHs 81. n 81 "iSc" Of I'm aI n" .Sxos 4 tt,.1t
teth sosh sls at blk, $50 "
9 blk X e rs to beg, June l, lslt-
Jno c Forster to solomon Riley, 2ss W
t6th st address. l2+ sth av -. 81, 900
MULLER, ST, Ia, .e.s, 1873 n Grand
W 1904 to beg, June 90, l9ll-Thos e
Giuseppa Farsse to Alice y weskes,
oyster BAY L I; at'ys' weekes Bros
MuLRERKy ST 20 81 ,ss,s Prince
Same to lily De Forest weekes; ATTY,
ss i1Hi's ST, 'a.s5 W, ., 100 . sth' s ;'''S "s
$50, Apr 10 .iSi!..clsrencs PAYNE 10
German say Bk, iS7 an av: atty. A.
AMsTEHDAM Az. n : cor !i.sth 81, sSii
sisc; II IS, > hS,s MP AmI,:msr'
! Levy C a l.. 1876 Bway .......t $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17

$ Patria, Palermo. $50 miles cas-, OF Sandy
Hook Al noon YESTERDAY
IS ~ OccldrntC, Galveston, q miles south
of Jupiter Al noon.
50 Z. RIO, New Orleans. cros~i South Pass
b. a. noon
So city OF Columbus, savan,eh, :s miles
northeast OF FryIng Pan n noon
50 militant, Sew Orleans, II miles west Of
Sand Kew nj noon.
- Texas. Port Arthur for Bayonne. 10
miles east NJ SABINE bar At noon
S. Arapahoe, Jacksonville, % miles north Of
81 Johns at J. n.
- Florida, Tamplro, 10 miles southwest OF
.a:ao'a Saeal Al D T. Nj.
s. Iulia, la Guayra, 2HS miles south ur
Sandy Hook at : y NJ
s. Gulfoil, towing shensngo. Port Arthur
Tor Ra,nnne, ~ miles south of sandy Hook
a, noon.
s. prOtous, New Orleans, 2sa miles south OF
Sandy Hook AZ noon
- rkiadN san Francisco, ?H miles south
Of Sandy Hook AZ noon
IS Zacapa, Colon, .s miles south Of sandD
Hook at noon
Sc FL Alba. crossed Galveston bar A. & = NJ
, SIS FL sol. Galveston. so miles southeast OF
Galveston bar al 9 +, NJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

?oisT ST. Academy st 4 Harlem River
Hccla Winslow 60. Inc. agt United Elec-
iric Light 4 Power Co ct al, Mar -.
%, at same. Mar Il, isi.. Gear:
SANE PRopERTY-solth Amtoy Terra
Gotta Co ast same, Mar "a. 1917 can
SANE pRopERTY.Geo Amos ast
same, Mar "a, 1914 tcancelledl "i.o!7.2s
SAME PRoPERTY-Pittsburs Plate Glass
Co az, same. Mar "a. 1917! lean:
SAME MISUNDERSTANDING Globe Roof
ing co ast same. Mar rs. 1914 lean.
SANE PRopERTY.A schwoerer & sons,
1nc, ast same. Mar rs. 1917! lean.
SANE PRopERTY.A schwocrer Z Sons,
Ing sst same, Mar rs, 1919! lean,
SANE PRoPERTY.sarsen, d Co ssi
SAME PRoPERTY-Howell. Field & God
dard as, same. Mar rs. 1914 t,an;
SAVE rn@pERTI1,L i coT;;,Gek ., GO
SANE tsis' pRofERrY.Dayid y kenns sSs
Inc ag, same. Mar rs. 1914 t:sn,
SAME pRopERTY-Ellcn Mad,cn sst
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supply a
Repair co es, same, Mar rs. 1914 Icano
SANE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Metallic
Door Co agt same. Mar rs. 1914 team.
SANE PRoPERTY.Geo II Mcrri. as,
same, Mar ~. 1914 Cancelled .t3,lsiSl
SAME PRoPERTY-otis Elevator CO ss,
SANE saT'' fMR1GsfP9hRs4rYi~siN;a,aiSoaS"siis 'sva s2ni,i'saiii Iss
co at same, March 2S' isi!, .tsan:
sAME" PRoPERTY.u' T Hanssrfcfd Brass
copPer Co az, same March :s lsit
SAME Observation-Disclosures Norris co
aEt same, March rs. 1914 ..tcsn,
SANE PRopERTY-u r Mungcr,ord Brass
q copper Co agt same. March rs, ,lslt
, SANE fPiRSo5pERryZchas NJ siddi. ss!
SANE PRoPERTYESationsl Lead 60 as,
same. March 20. 1914 tcanceied, se?o.ti
SAME PMoPERTYn,Theodore Gerla,h ssSS
SANE Observation-Disclosures stone 60 .g.
si 'SEe MsTSs e; isi, e. SSs1es wSl,m sa;' 80
agt same. March ~. 1914 tcanceledl $3.50
SAME PROpERTY-R Gus,evino. 90 .agt
SANE ne fMRs%5fP4hRTYDloGs,so ''ff"'f Parker sss
SAME rRoPERTyEGeoTse Reid asi '.me
SAME rBorERTY-Phuip Lenges en agt
san r Me5 oh =, islt .saR'eiehi Vs. So;
SANE PRopERrY-F Pierce 60 '.
s, IN Nab = t3dt ,Iansft's' crcni Mn y.
same. Apl Is. 1914 cancelled. .t5.59t.5o
SAME PROPERTY@Eusene J McNoy- agt
ZANE PROpERTY-F y Brady. Inc agt
same. June 30. 1914 cancelled $500
81 ~. . and : FL u johnson Go agt
Young Mems Christian Assn ct a. MAY ~
/ 7,rH ST. .ss end es, E-Harry Werrin-
SKY. ae' Frederick Lang ct al. June 2
bF'nN. 800
FULTON Az, 1853. 1897. 1871, lT7b. 1913
louis Vurcns,ein art Nathan Green
berg 81 a. December 20. lgii....f2i5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
REPORTED THEATRE DEAL.

Gustavc Disch is reported to have
cod 9o3. EOS and COZ West N~inety-ffth
street, three FIVE story fats on plot SEX
zoos The report could not he con-
frred. In connection with this rcpor.
another story WAS heard hat this prop
tty j. 20 be Incorporated with that
%sou'ting ~ zoe and EOS West Ninety
sixth street. owned by the Claremont
Building Company. into a site for an
uptown Keith theatre. Moyris Goodman.
head Of the Claremont Company and at
'orne" for the Keith interests. said yes
terday hat the report was erroneous 50
lar as II applied to his company. He
said he Is not the buyer OF the Ninety
MN street plot, and hat there is no
intention OF improving the Ninety-sixth
slice, site with a playhouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
BUY BRONX LOTS
AT GOOD PRICES
Small Investors Make Success
of Offering Of West Side
Property.
ETILDERS BUY ON HEIGHTS

,,c,ion sales Of vacant property held
,,cently in various parts OF the greater
civ have demonstrated that there is a
rood demand for such property. what
"a. be considered the most important
,,,s NJ that kind held this year was
~so.d,c,ed Yesterday at the Nesey street
s,,,sroom and resulted In the selling
., ,is lots in the west Bronx Tor "A
,o,al nf si99.s5j. or an average or
a, qs7 a lot. Bryan l.. Kennedy held
,,s sale f,r the Upland Realty Com
r,ny o, It's property consisting of III
las on Macombs road, Shakespeare ave-
go. resup avenue and 172d street In the
,..ri,y OF the Washington Bridge
pr,,, Twenty-Five of the lots were
no, offered.
vors than 400 mon and women were
81. b,rd TO bid for the property, which,
sc,ording to the persons best Informed
d. that section. brought pretty good
nr,ces The owner were most enthu-
s,astic regarding the success of the
sale. The property was sold because
os a due mortgage me 10 save the
.oui,y \ considerable mount over
sSd above the mortgage. interest and
assessments was obtained for the lots
IA besides leaving the owners with
me lots not offered free and clear. The
lots no, offered were some Of the best,
bsirr located on Macombs road.
The largest item In the sale was the
ssnoeal NJ Ave lots and a frame dwell
ing AT the southwest corner OF Jesup
avenue and Feaiherbei lane. This was
purchased by Elizabeth rig for Vs.
500. The corner of featherhed lane
ana Macomhs road was purchased by
J. r. Mechan for $3.50.
Nacomhs road lots up near Feather
Nod lane brought from $1,000 10 s2,725
While those further to the south brought
from 5000 down to as low as $500, but
these were short lots, on the east sid.
NJ Jesup place prices ranged from Sl,05C
N si.S2S, while gore lots on the same
stree, with. average depths Of from 2S.
Zee, 70 goo feet sold for from 1925 &c
$1,000. From sSi5 to $1,000 was IN,
range Of prices on the west side Of
Jesup place. and Shakespeare avenue
lots brought from sS75 TO 1888. H'r
rs and Maurice Mandelbaum paid ST.
0OO for four lots at Featherbed lane
and Jesup avenue.
These operators were about the larg'
sst individual, buyers at the sale. other!
who took prominsnt part In the bidding
and huying were Thomas g. O'Conor
Mrs. T. VI Smith. Joseph NJ. Lesser
James II. small. Jr. Thomas Callahan
Mrs. John Schnapp. John J. McDonough
John J. Foley. \. Gehrhardt, VI. Walters
". A. S,allcr. II. Berwaldt, Henry l.
Gobole. u. J. Killian. Michael Klein
John Russell. Arco Realty Company
John &. Wait. Fred Cook. ]. & y. Realty
Company. r. J. Van Horn. Charles Dol
reckc. Margaret T.. Glynn. A.. q. Farley
John W. Farrell. DR.. Alfred Ferges
LoweHfeld & Prayer, Joseph Loeb. Isl
dore katZ and Alexander Angelina.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
BUILDING uP EAST BRONX.

The Hampp Building Company, Julius
Hampp president, has aled plans f,r 4
si".o00 store enc story h.gn. to cover !
plot lll.lxll0 at the southeast cIrrer U:
Freeman street and Stehbins avenue.
Lucian Presciot,d Is II" ARCHITECT. TwN
NJ Ave stories hish are to he
erected on ore Hundred and Sixty-third
street. One will he at the southwest corr
ner OF Forest avenue and the other at
the northwest corner OF S'cbbius avenue.
The former house is to be erected on "A
ylot 3O.l0x90 by the Forest Avenue
Realty and Construction Company,
James Sheeran president. at a cost Of
100000. from plans by william Hoppe.
The Stehbins avenue corner house will
cos, $4,000 and will bc built by the
SchlcssirC 81 Grlw,u Cons'ruction Conn
r4any on a plot Sd. 7x9i3 from plans by
Moore & Ianlsicdcl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17

Max Kerner, a pushcart nedlcr, was
killed Yesterday when a large part Of a
steel tank containing gas for use in a
soda water fountain flew on AFTER an ex-
plosion and struck him on the head. He
was taken to Bellevuo Hospital whcr,
he died. TIL" explosion occurred in front
OF ~ Third street. where Man
Morrow. a driver for j, Grad, manufac-
turer OF soda m mineral waters at 327
Third street. placed the tank on the
sidewalk, There was much excitemen,
In the neighborhood and tho reserves
had to he called TO restore order,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
Neanhattan

ilTH ST. e?7 f. Buttenwiessr, jos l. 70
Leah Ruttenwieser, 500 central fsrA
IL a,tys, NJ s & f S lsaacs. s: william
c1IvToX ST. :ii-Schwsrjz, Jos II. 10
Elias snrnt. 1875 " 1915 st; atty.
ar, a." iSo R.a> 3 IVES, End ay. :,.SS
p,mc SaSinss Rank, 7cl s,h av atys;
Ws2aiSrd' rs 70 ,M MSa.so" Ans' 'sS,S go
Hoidins 60 to Broadway Central RANK
uiIn5tts5sM% ' kkv. isst-wn,,e. Alfonso r. 10
av. atty. Broadway Central Bank :5,i
ST MARKs Pi4+ ,ssaRs5.' Max, e -. GT 900
Saith ST. li3-S VI : Trust CO 81 y
TO Emisrant Ind savings Bank, 81
chambers st, atty. Edw J McGu,tC' o666d
WET Evip Nv. ,s7-Grinneii, Geo p E,
AL exrs' to Bovery Savings Bank. i2s
Powerv; nt;ys Cadwalader' W ST. oono
PARK TERRACE W. 5, eOss n el5,h
st, 5ONl0o. and other .We.set'
a. " sam st; ATTY. Thos r Keogh, 90?
W Bway order OF court
hhHswYERs MrG co to cha. ooCo
sIIILirncKs, ADA J. to Eli, Becker $500
RRONwER, JACOB, e. al, to Morris p
cR MiHiXSSMI' MM1%'RrHiA, to Jackson c.H:,.
Rtr'SSrF oTTo +. 10 WIN D brown. 5000
BANK .,'.''''''''''''.'" 1870
.cnfrMY" MgTG &c" to u Y rru., CO % as.
MHsffpTS%S"' 'ASNA F, to John Nj sh.aG ard
Ti"THLIE GUAR q TRUST co to chas \
wissmsnn ......"..,...........'Sl'Oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
LEXINGTON AVE. FLAT SOLD.

AEAlNGTON AVENUE-Winiam S.
Labor has sold for Mortimer c. Bald
win 10 Gus'ave Marx 1901 Lexington
avenue, a Jour story nat. with store.
o. .oi -'N7o, between EIghty-frst and
hEAly's'eond streets. The purchaser
Is a tenant.
SLAl ANE%rE-Th> II, ". Construc-
cc'a company has sold 10 E. client OF
Am " P.'m1n i0iS Clay avenue, a
"te stony dwelling. on lot 27XS0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
NEW EAST SIDE MOVIE.

Joseph ?. Day has sold for So. Eliza
.hetA Industrial School the property
Known AS 235-237 East Fourteenth street.
On a pot i9NlO3.3, between Second and
ih'Fd venues. The nome has been used
u connection with work that has been
NrT!ed on by the institution for the last
iorty years. The institution, represented
y Edward T. Moran, attorney, has sold
we property to the American Movie
.onia"y, who Will erect a motion pie
,ute theatre on the site, Plans have
ueen prepared by their architect for the
erection Of a theatre with off II es above.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17

WASHINGTON, June l6.-The tug
ArapAho has arrived at san Diego, do
strovcr FarragIt at san Pedro. destroyer
Patterson at Boston. collier Cyclops at
Norfolk.
the gunhoat Wheeling has sailed from
Vera cruz for Puerto Mexico, collier
Jupiter FROM Nowport for Norfolk, tenk
shin Arethusl from Norfolk for Port Ar.
thur. Ten, gunhnat Annapolis from Balboa
for Coriu,o, tender Iris, destroyers Hop.
hln., S''AtC', paul tones Perry. Preh,a
ana Fru'tut from san Pedro FOR San
Diego. Euuholt Machias from Vera Cru2
for Key West and collier promethous from,
san Francisro for Puget Sound.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
SITES FOR HEIGHTS FLATS.

The = lr.rG Company has old for
David Zipkin 20 the Nose Goodman
Corporation, Aaron Goodman. president,
the plot i0ONe5 on the south side OF
lSsth street. i25 feet cast OF the south
cas-, corner OF 81. Nicholas avenue.
Plans are being prepared by the new
owner for the Improvement Of the site
with Two six story a]partueH: houses. to
be ready for occupancy ou January /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-17
TO OPPOSE ENCUMBRANCE YARD

Manhattan's Fourth and Seventh ward
residents and owners will appear be-
fore the Board OF Estimate and Appor-
tionmtnt tomorrow at lc \, NJ. at the
Guy Hall 10 protest against an encum-
brance yard being placed under the
Manhattan Bridge on the block between
Monroe and Madison streets.
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TENANTS FOR CITY HOMES.

Slawson & Hobbs have rented for
John y. Haas for "A term OF years, 10 a
client, the five story American basement
dwelling at 500 West l05th street.
q. Seide son ave leased Tor the
estate OF Adolph Brussel 1885 Madison
avenue to DR.. Louis Hubert.
John J, KavsnaGh has leased the
three story d ceiling at 20 East Ninety
first street TO Miss Sarah kearney for a
term of years.
Childress 4 Hammons have leased the
four story dwelling at III West sixty
ninth street 10 Adele +. Walsh n lSS
West Seventy-sixth street. a four story
house. TO Nellie Rosa,
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
$. II :. Realty Company, Manhattan
CAPITAL. $4,000. directors. simon ShatL-
man. \. Shpiukman. brooklyn, Joseph
RrrEman. New York city.
Ncw Utrecht Avenue holding company.
Manhattan. capita $4,000. directors, Ros-
coo q Humphrey, BROOKLYN. Joseph
MAYER. The Bronx, and I, W. Smith, New
York civ.
Scandal Realty Corporation, Manhat-
,,u. .tpttal, $500. directors, sadie Roth.
Bertha Il FoN and Helen o Zurich, New
York city.
G,orgs g an Orlen & co., Brooklyn
capital. 5000; directors, John A Sui,
Florence L. Van Orlcn and George 9. Van
Orien. Rruoklyn,
Mtnsn,II Realty Corporation. BROOKLYN.
ca pital, $1,000, directors, Harry Steiner,
Morris Schwarzharth and Samuel Green
berg, New York city.
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Army and Navy Orders,

WtSHINGTON, June l6.-Army orders
issued.
These Coast Artillery omcers relieved;
second Lieut.. q. r II imhcrt to coast de-
fences Of SANDY Hook second Lieut.. II =
Nichols 70 'oas, d"f'Uyes OF southern
New York second li"I's A r lockwood
aud II + Loprnis 70 coast defenccs OF
Oahu.
First Lieut. j {. g, Fie'den, Jr., Marine
Corps. resignation accepted
Cant. i. + Fuller from Twenty.third TO
Twelfth Infantry.
Flrr, Lieut. + Norman, Eighteenth In
f1utry. 10 duty Fort L~eavenw orth army
schools.
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MIG WEST SIDE ABATToIR.

Plans have been filed by l.. J. Poirot
of Chicago. Ill. for the construction Of
rlne story. ireproof hog abattoir 1t
t3O to $50 West Fortieth street. II will
have a frontage of 1893 feet and n depth
OF '174 feet. Joseph stern & Son. Inc.
Joseph Stern president. Is the owner.
The cost has been estimated at $4,000
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scARsDALE ESTATES SALE.

,,the ScArSdale Estates has sold a plot
oShNNinto on Gorham place. Greenscres, to
amp Rus Of White Plains. Mr., Kuss
D., erect a residence from plans by
patterson & Dula.