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lis PEEDENS.
Manhattan.

charles wynne ast Matthew J smith
,.S SlTIr 81. 2 Atne Ws-Ros.r, y H,r.eh ., Al
ss, James wsrn., ~ q Ha1 sa% Z c.
,2oTH ST, 237 w--Eiizabeth w King ast
James d Wagner ct al tamended fore
ence Coleman .agt A II Keller. Inc, ct al
VEST 81, sS--Jams- Evsr.rds Brswer,..
agt Charles Heinrich ct al foreclosure
OF mtg; attys. oieott' Grubsr. Bonynss
s7TH 81 rs. a5o W s,h av. ?5xioo;s--
dover; attys' Merchant olena q Mer-
s7TH ST, =. s7b " sth av. S51loo.5-,,
Hor:ense TrsSy sEt In.odors N LEONARD
i1sTH ST, Fl E-Jos-ph N Schultz, trus.
set aside deed atty. 1 u Levin,
I'D Az. u W c 9sth st, 26x7b, and Cherry
1T, 376-Margaret Reilly agt Annie Davis
ct al (smended foreclosure OF mtg :
atty. T + KeoEh.
Bronx.
CLIFTON Av. W s. a5 n it6th at. 2bxiso-
Theodore Green Chandler. a. exr. ast
Rose solomon ct al foreclosure Of mtg)
atty, r u Chedsey.
VILLA Az. II e cor 2o<th at. s o.axs25-
Matthias Hanen agt Francesca Giugliano
a. McEveetX,
ls0TH ST. ~ city Real Estate Co ast
Chas WiemHann sh al foreclosure
WAsHISGTON AV. n W q, l27.2se Haissy
nj, e5. 3Ngs.s-John schroeder agt Stephen
Mcbride ct al foreclosure OF mtse)
atty, ] RieRer.
PROSPECT Az. 1lo1-Konrad KRONER ast
Angel CONSTR Co, Inc. Q, al foreclosure
of mtgeI. atty, y 7 stern.
ST AIMS Az. 2s%--Andrew Wilson, as
trustee, agt Efne Frank ct al tforecloe-
,sSTH ST, n 8, sSsw prospec, av. ss,x
lOO-Flora u Solomon agt Giosue GALLANT
ct al foreclosure of mtse) attys, Gett-
ner, Simon Il Asher.
HIGHWAY leading from crossway to
Pelham Bridge. which point In at the
50 cor OF lot q land belonging to Jas
agt Louise ID Burke ct al foreclosure OF
mtge); atty. j Theall.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
HEIGHTS HOUSE IN TWO SALES.

WEST 18TH STREET-The Mason
Realty Company has bought from the
Edgar Holding Company the six story
elevator apartment house. on plot l25x
100. known as the Hillchester. at 54'-
West 18TH street. The house was
constructed by Irving Judas about
three years ago and Is fully rented.
The Mason Realty Company resold
the property to Meyer Klein, taking
In exchange the property at 2s9-293
Market street and 122-l2a Conmercs
street Immediately opposite the Penn
sylvania Railroad station In Newark.
The transaction was negotiated by
J. Newton Osorio and involves over
$500, 900.
WEST l23D STREET-O'Reilly & Dahn
have sold the two five story fats at
2?l and 223 West 123d street, on plot
399xl00.ll. for Ennis Il Sinnott to
Helen Norris and resold them for the
latter TO an unnamed client. These
properties have been sold Ave times
IN a month.
WEST 18th STREET,. J. Phillips 4
20, have sold to T. j. McSherry 106
West Ninety-sixth street. "A five story
fat, on lot 25xl0O.5. between Column
bus and Amsterdam avenues, for $685.
900.
EAST 18TH STREET-Paul A. Nc
GolHck has bought from Samuel Stern
" East 18th street. a five story fiat.
on lot 2jxl00.ll. between Madison and
Park avenues.
CLINTON AVENUE-Joseph A. Black
ner has sold for Emma Dilberser the
hVe story twenty family apartment
house at 1913 Clinton avenue. near
Mckinley Square. on plot 2~S.l0x13s.
The buyer IL Gertie Halpin. for whom
Mr.. Bla"kner has sold the following
properties: 2l44 Hughes avenue, n
ole family residence. on lot 1890,
near lslst street: 1888 Barnes ave-
nue., "A one family house. on plot ak
!oo' Lear 2ljth street. and a plot. FOX
100, on the south side OF Edenwald
avenue, - feet west OF Hill avenue.
EAsF2l0rH STREET-The Dollar Saw.
'Ngs Bank has sold to the Normal
construction Company the plot, 75x
Is5, on the south side OF 2l5th street,
100 feet west OF Holland avenue. The
hank recently took the property over
N foreclosure proceedings at $l2. 600.
hATHfATE AVENrE-Cahn & Pitt
man have sold for Mrs. Ellen McGir
ue two family dwelling at 22s7 Bath
cate avenue. northwest corner OF 1880
street.
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Due Sunday.
Incoming NcsseI-Dy Wireless.

- Surthwr-'rr", Port Arthur for Rayonns,
Il mi',s northwest ui Tortugas al noon
- n N,llc. .tlNe~tuu, ~ miles northwest
oi 1uriu-a~ A. noon
:, fIut,dp. pnr, Arthur for Bayonnr. lSs
n'r- rd>i o. SipIn, bar al noon.
~ nuuup's Turks island. >S3 miles south
oi scotland l-h' Al : i Nj,
- san Marcos ualktslon, @' miles south
at Scotland h-ht Al y. NJ
:, M,>l,o Vera cruz, 40 miles south of
|S,ut,ari lt-u' At 7 y NJ
- MuhaWk, Jacksonville. GA miles south
ol :, utirui ll-ht AZ : T. NJ.
:. Coutho. Galveston, 80 miles south OF
S,uilnnd liGht At l. NJ
- Musko.re. New Orleans, 10 miles south
n Diamond shoals at : l. NJ
- VI sud, galveston. ~ miles east OF
Galv, ston bar al d l.. VI.
- I!tv ot Columbus, savannah, Isl miles
north Of Dlamoml Shoals at noon.
- tumu., New Orleans. N miles northwest
o, rortugns AT 7 i. N
- rhiladelphll, La Guayra, 81" mile. north
Of Curacao Al Z n N
~ M~tlna, Galveston SO miles east Of
Galveston bar AZ , J. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
NEW REALTY CoRPOR ATOMS.

ALBANY. Dec. 2.-The following realty
corporations were chartered here to-day:
broadway Thirty-hfth Street Realty
Corporation, aianhsttan; capital. SIS. 900:
directors, Charles L. Johnson. Fred
Promm. New York city. George Pnomm.
The Bronx.
The Burdett Estate Corporation. Man
haitian; capital. els. 900; directors. Charles
y Annett. Bayonne. n. j.: Lorenso ID.
Hyatt. New York city. and Malcolm ;.
Jones. Roxbury. Macs.
Minson Realty Company, Manhattan:
capital. 1900: directors. James NJ. Simp-
son. Arthur e. wilkins and Edward Klein.
New York city.
Ssouoia Realty Company, Brooklyn:
capital, $1,000: directors. william T.. Hall.
Mary y. Wallace. New YORK city; Arthur
Welsch. Brooklyn.
Rosevale Realty Company, Brooklyn
capital, $500: directors, Max Lem. William
A. lime and Robert l.. Meruk. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Creek liner vasilefs CouetantineA
Ealing to-day for Pirseus, will take maA
closing at -. NJ, for Greece when
specially addressed only.
The American liner New York. sailing 10
morrow for Liverpool. will take mail. clos
ing at $40 \. NJ. for Europe Except Ger
many, Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg. Bull
saria. Turkey. the Netherlands, Norway.
sweden and Denmark. Africa. West ASA
and the East Indies.
The Sea ndinavian-Amencan liner oscar
H.. sailing tomorrow for thHstiansand.
will take mail. closing a. 10 A. NJ. fer
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Russia. 0s!-
many. Austria, Hungary. LuxemburG. Dui-
garia and Turkey.
The French liner ~Rcchambeau. sailing
tomorrow for bordeaux. will take mail.
closing at noon. for France. kumania. Ser-
bia. Switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal.
Egypt. Greece. British India. British Eeee
Africa. Slam. Malta, Gibraltar. Ceyl0o.
Straits settlements, Dutch East Indies.
W.~t Australia and Persia.
The Rus~ian-America liner Car. sailing
tomorrow for Archangel, Will take mail
closing at I 7. NJ. for Russia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
BUYERS FOR BRONX BLOCK.

The block front In the West Bronx. on
the south side OF 234th street, Kings
bridge avenue to broadway. was sold
yesterday at auction for S47.500 by
Joseph +. Day. for the estate of Martha
f.. Gcer. In whose family tho title has
remained for nearly nifty years. The
buyers include Max Marx Som Bros.
II. Maynard. j.. Il. McAfee n Ida
Polly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
BIG QUEENs LOT DEAL.

Elsie Altenkirch has sold to Queens
Boulevard Holding Company. thirty lots
In n block on Hillsid, avenue n Queens
Boulevard. "a short distance southeast
Of Maple Grove Cemetery, and two lots
woodhaven Ce-tre. with "A frontage
Of 40 feet north side OF Shoe and Lea
ther street, 100 feet west Of Third street.
The Hillside lots hav n frontage OF
40 ( ct west side OF Queens Boulevard.
$50 feet south side OF Hancock street,
and $40 feet east side OF Sussman street.
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JOHNSON GETS BLOCK BACK.

The incorporation of the Broadway
and Thirty-if,h street Company yes
,erday by Charles l.. johnson and +. and
q plomm completes a series OF sensa-
tional moves concerning the west block
on Broadway from T~hirty-ffth to
Thlrty.sixth street which began W
wears ago with the purchase Of the block
b. Barnum & Everdell for $500. 900.
They bought It from Charles l.. johnson,
one Of the incorporators of the Broad
way and Thirty-ifth Street Company.
Next week ownership OF the property
and the building hat has been erected
on the block since It's purchase a little
more than a year ago will pass from
the 1897 broadway Corporation. barnum
4 Everdell's company. to Mr.. J~ohnson's.
No cash will be paid to the builders for
the structure, so II was aid. In the
transfer will be wiped out Sol Blooms
lease OF twenty years and renewals
which he took from the builders last
May at "A rental hat would ave ag-
gregated $500 900 for the first twenty
years.
Barnum & Everdell bought the block
last year with the understanding that
Mr.. Johnson would aid them materially.
Records show that he took back a pur-
chase money mortgage Of 100000 for
ten years at 8 per cent. This loan was
superseded by a first mortgage Of $780,
900 for five years at 8 per cent. taken
by the Thompson-Starrett Company.
which secured he contract to erect the
twelve story building on the block. Clin-
ton & Russell. who designed h struc-
ture. estimated its cost at $750,000 II
was a typical loft building suitable for
concerns requiring considerable floor
space. Though Harry Fischel had made
n success Of the building at Broadway
and Thirty-seventh street and there were
plenty Of examples In he neighborhood
TO encourage such an operation, brokers
did not think that 1t wou go through.
Last May Sol Bloom signed a lease for
the entire building. Within h last two
months he had an opportunity TO lease ten
fcors Of the twelve in the building to
syndicate of ladies' wear makers who
proposed to make the building a trade
centre. A small matter of who would
pay the cost OF operating the elevators
and heating the building for about three
months In said to have broker this deal.
Soon after that stories were heard that
Mr.. Johnson was not satisfied with the
way affairs were going and let Bloom
and others know of his dissatisfaction.
II was then noised about that Johnson
had taken steps to get back his property,
That he was dissatisfied is evidenced
hy the Incorporation Of his company
and the fact that next week his block
with a twelve story building will be
back In his hands. The net result OF
the operation Is thai he gets his prop
erty back with a building on II worth
$3.50. 900. the whole property loaded with
a mortgage for 3l,5oo.oO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
". v, LIFE GETS ANOTHER FLAT

The Oakdale. n seven story apartment
at SO and 3S West T~hlrty-ffth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. was
purchased yesterday by the New York
Life Insurance Company As plaintiff In n
suit brought against the Fort Amsterdam
Realty Company to recover a judgment
Of s203,4So.69. Tho property was
struck down by Henry Brady for
&1JO 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
LEASES S4rH STREET HOUSE.

The Douglas Robinson, Charles =.
Brown Company has leased for q. Read.
ting Bertron 40 West Fifty-fourth street.
a five story American basement dwell.
ing, to Benjamin Nicoll for a term Of
years.
Cnger & Watson have leased the three
story and basement dwelling at 222 East
Sixtieth street for Hulda Newburger to
A. Jorgensen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
MoHrCLArR RESIDENCE SITE

Peter Carlson. hu'lde~. has bought
from the Nontclair Really Company he
Mo. onxlOO at the corner Of Waterbury
road and Beverly road. Montclair. y. y.
Mr.. Carlson has had plans prepared for
an attractive fourteen room residence 10
be erected at a cost OF about $4,000.
The house will have a frontage OF 6s
feet. The sale was negotiated by the
Simpson-Merritt Company.
julius II. Kruse has sold for former
Alderman Henry Shaffer his residence
at AIS Palisade avenue. corner OF High
point avenue. W~eehawken Heights.
". j.. The buyer. a prominent importer.
will occupy the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
HARRIS BUYs At GREAT NECK.

The Stanley Agency ard Frederick c.
FRANKIE have sold 10 Samuel II. Harris.
theatrical manager. the property at
Great Neck. l.. l., formerly owned by
Harriet @. Smith. consisting Of eight and
one-half acres, with 600 feet OF shore
front on Long Island Sound. The same
brokers have sold TO George NJ. Conan
1--WE acres Of land at Great Neck. over
looking Long Island Sound. adjoining
his present estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
GETS CHURCH CONTRACT.

II. Serracino. architect. and Edward
F. Hammei. consulting engineer. have
awarded the general contract for the
construction of the church to be built
for the East ls7th Street United Pres
byterian congregation to tho Building
Violations Corporation OF New York
city. The church will be on the north
east corner Of East 18th street n
Tiebout avenue. II will be built In
the Gothic style. Of limestone, terra Gotta
and light brick. The roof will be OF
asbestos shingles and copper Work will
be started Eat once and the building will
be completed In seven months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
KNIGHTS OF pYTmIAs Rents.

The knights Of Pythiss have taken
n lease OF two floors In the building
forming an IL around the southeast
corner of Madison avenu and l26th
street. known as Madison Hall. The
lease Is aid to be for a term Of twenty
years Al ar aggregate rental Of
more than 500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
STORE AND FLATS ON 4srH ST.
Valuable House at II East Leased
for Long Term for Improvement.

Pease e. Gilman have leased for
twenty-one years, with renewal privi-
leges. the four story and basement
building ut II East Forty-ninth street,
on a lot 22xl00, for Mrs. Elizabeth A. =.
Vatable to Charles Brown. at an ag-
gregate rental of over 500. 900. Mr..
Brown also controls on long term leases
the adjoining property at 10 and 0. the
latter adjoining the Buckingham Hotel.
making "A plot 66,sxlO0 feet. Plans
are now being prepared to change
the building at IL into "A new six story
elevator building with store and apart
ments OF three and four rooms and bath,
the alterations to cost about S25, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
VIM $ Coe. owner: Emil C Ms,,,.rh

VIM $ coe. owner; Emil C Meulenb.rsh
isSTH ST. IS w~-Newman Mfc S
Alex j Bruen. owner. Fenmore Iron
CENTRAL PARK WEST. Goa Sas
at. 200. l0x225x irreg Y 200 - Ar,Sur
tombstone art New Theatre, owner Sei
Waybnrn Productions 90. Inc. cont $3.50
WEST END Az. n W cor SAD ~. 5sx-a"
SIMON ct al agt West END.
EiShty-third Corp. owner 4 cont, S2.ssa
INDEPENDENCE AV, w., ,,.,,,
e. b6S tx. 1l7.2 - S~averio F.raca a.,
Monastery Of the Visitation ownar,
maurice + Ahearn Const GO, Inc, con,
wEsTCHEsTER Av, $50 TO s:s.uiy nisG
az, Ems wright. owner: Fred Carl. cont
WESTCHESTER Av. $40 to tors
Saccarato axt Ella Wright, owner. FreJ
CnrL cont ,renewaD ..,... ssoo
18th ST. n $. 1875 n e Katonsh nv, b0x
lo0-fouts Neuburssr. Inc, axt Harnony
.onst Co. Inc, owners; Louis Macousey.
-AN. 2 =. 200 n : Morris PARK
ny. e5xl00-Lou,s Neuburger. Inc axt
SHERRY Goldberg, owner; Louis Macousey,
e"ht {3St Al
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
CITY REAL ESTATE
HoraceS
REAL ESTATE
II Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az.
CITY REAL A
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ATTEAcTIyE BARCLAYS 9,crsd By

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS offered nv
DEPARTMENT. STATE of
NEW YORK. 10 builders, investors and pros
pective homeseekcrS. \ large number of va
cant lots ~ Brentwood. Morsemore, Leonia
kidgeneld and Teaneck. New Jersey. at one
hAi OF FORMER owners prices. Also a large
number o. .two-family houses at Edgewater,
Hudson Heights. CliHside and Palisades Park
Sew Jersey, at about one-half of former prices
cent fare zone and within thirty minutes OF
Manhattan. These properties must he sold
4utckly to Close the business OF two corpora
ions now being liquidated by the Banking
department. Special Inducements to CON
stsc.oss and builders who will purchase a con
ticulars address BENJ ID. HAIGHT. special
i,eputy Supt. of Banks. care ~ BANKING
department 81 Broadway. New York City,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
TINTON AVENUE FLATS.

George +. Pelham a completed plans
for two five story mats with seven stores
for a plot. sie90. At the northwest corner
OF linton avenue and 1884 street for the
Aaron Goodman Realty Company at .
cost Of $50, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
other real estate traussction,
on pase -.
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON. Dec. ..--These army
orders were is~ued to-day:
First Lieut.. W. II chambers. dental
from Fort H~uachuca. Ariz, to
Philippines, February &. -
First Lieut.. W. r Henry. Fourteenth
10 Fort Mcdowell. Cal. for re-
cruitlnK duty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
rLATBusH APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for four apartment buildings. to
be erected on the northeast corner Of
East Fifteenth street and Avenue l..
Brooklyn. for the Triangle Holding
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
R INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ri.e~ 71oMs Sun ..,.. ! 20 Moon r,sss..s:iss
HIGH WATER This DAY.
AM AMI AM
ssndyH 'k...i;iil Gov. Isl "a SO Hell osss. e:3a
Low WATER THIS DAY.
s.pdyn.l. ga Gov. Isl. II Is Hell oa.ais:SSi
Ariveh-THURsDAY. Decsmber 3
So Adriasic. 3 T. NJ. Liverpool. Nov. q.
IS Iroauois. . p. NJ. London. Nov. II.
So Polynesia 1880 p NJ Rotisrdsm. Nev.
So Tlemachos. $50 p. N. wednesday. n
giers. Nov. =.
SIS Troutpool. noon. Gibraltar. Nov. II.
Sc Zacapa. li:?o A. NJ, Kingston. Nov. q.
SIS omsk. II 30 A. NJ. Bahia, Nov. L.
S. Erankris: 1880 A. N. Cs,denss. Nov;a
IS Keelunx. $40 p. N, Boston. Dec. L
IS American. $50 p NJ, 81. LuHa. Nov, -
IS Antilles. New Orleans. Nov. n.
s. Comanche. Jacksonville: Nov: y.
So III Mundo. Galveston. Nov. ..
rs Montanan. Norfolk. Dec. I.
Sc Hamilton, Norfolk. Dec. l.
So Mama Hata. Baltimore. Nov. y.
Ss Virginia, Camden. Dec. I.
Is Texas. Baltimore. Nov. 30. .
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRK.
So Missouri. at London.
SIS CONNIE wine. at Amsterdam.
IS Escalona. At Liverpool.
IS San Giorgio. at Genoa.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
So Yarborough. from MArseilles.
s. Colon. from Cristobal.
IS Mexico. from Nassau.
So Espcranza. from Vera Cruz.
SIS Maraval, from Trinidad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
Marr, Lynch. Sc, W Is5,h st. Nov 20

Margt Lynch. 500 W ls5th ct. Nov 20:
LOTS ?Ot. 2o5 and $40 to ?is. same map
Sam me to 23sth 81 90. Inc. l%9 Church st,
mtge S2.s7i, Nov 20, same atty 800
WEBSTER Az. q >, .s,.lo : ls1th ST. go
~xlO0-Sarah II Pur-er. ind and eNr. to
Webster Ave Realty 10, &l3 T. Sist ~,
Oct -. atty. 7 & r Co. l7s Broad
WAY III 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
These navy orders were issued:

Rear Admiral q. r Pond. To conmander
auxiliary division Atlantic fleet
Commander i. =. Garter. from command
OF the C%astinr 10 hom" for orders,
Commander II " bennett, from the
Virginia to command the Chstinc.
Commander T. H. Watson. from the
Utah To the Wheeling
Commander e. 4. Lang, from command
OF the Wheeling to the Itah.
Lieut., Z, ", crosse, from the Milwaukee.
to the Charleston
Dakota To the Milwaukee.
Ensign A. @ osenger from the Charlie.
ton ia the Bushnell
Ensign ! l." Hill. from the receiving shi,
at Norfolk to the Jupiter, '
Ensign r. q l'ennoyer, from the New
Hampshire 70 receiving ship AT Norfolk.
Ensign NJ. l.. Worrell. from Tho Ncv
Hampshire to receiving ship at Norfolk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03
9TH ST. n $. .sis 9 10th av. s7.sxioo.5-

i7TH ST. II s, %3is . 10th av. 3I.6xl0o.5 g.
Cayusa Corpn to Oliver Smith. Easton,
Md atty. r q co. l7s B~ay 800. "a. 900
18th ST. 1855 E-Wm Schuis 4 sno. wdn.
to Johanna NJ Won Sors;en. b36 w li3th
1t; attys. a 4 II Bloch. 80 Nassau st. 81
10TH ST. c2s E-Same TO same. atty
i5.D ST. n . cor Riverside Drive. 7.iox
1921 to l5Sd st I s0x ires-Sophie l.
Mafby 10 Hugh II Kendall. Corning.
y y. 4 aDo. trus: atty. + W Yates, -
CHRYSTIE ST. so-Msr,ha o.er. exr. TO
Augusta Hennessy, 2s+I Decatur 81 atty.
Max p-rman. 81 Liberty st. ...... .s3.stT
John a Philb-tck Is Bro to Louis 5 ss.
ligman. % " RON st.
+sTH ST. -i-6 E-Mutual Life lns Co to
Samson Lachman. 3iS W loSth st: attys,
lachman & q, 80 Nassau st.........t
9TH ST Isl W-Title Guar & T co. to
city Real Eetate CO. l75 Bway. atty. T
i:lsT ST. ioi E-Elsie X Powell 90 tho
Friends Home Assoc. els T. 10th at; atty,
w NJ Powell, ! Wall t.....,..,,. ", 500
9TH AN, l7o-Clausen-Flanaean Brewery
{" James Everards Breweries, u y 1891
81; a''ys, Gciler. r & II. ?2 Exchange
sb AZ; ssa-Jacob j Dorm TO Ma. diusk:
MADISON Av. iis--Na,ionai Reserve Bk
OF city y Y to Jacou a stein. III Mad.
ison ay; atty. Jerome E!sner. II Farm
MADISON Az. 4is--,Iohn ] T,ernay 20 Ma.
tlsnSl Reserve Hank OF city y y. 1875
Bway; atty. Jerome Eisner. Il Park
W 60 o = E I. o d. e 0 &. d. . . . . Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-03

W~NSiIINVTON, Dec. 4-Nruiscr Rrook
lyn has arrived At Colombo, submarine,
81. c.. C'3 O. and 90 ut Almirantr
Bay. collier Celtic AT Port su Prince. gun
boat Eagle A. Portsmouth, y. H.: dpstroyer
Henely at President Roads. collier .I.sor
a. Hampton Roads gunhost Nnrh!aa
at Tampico, yacht Sylph at Washington.
battleship Utah at Tompkinsville.
Torpedo boat Beale sailed from Boston
for Norfolk, battleship connecticut from
Port au Prince for HAMPTON Roads
destroyer Flusser from Charleston Tor pen,
sacola via Key West.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions foe
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New England.
fair to-day and to-mSrrOw; rising tern.
pcrature Tomorrow, moderate westerly
winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vania. fair to-day ana to. morrow; rising
temperature tomorrow; light west ana
n~orthwcs winds.
For western New York. fair to-day and
to- morrow. warmer tomorrow; moderate
westerly. backing to southerly winds.
NEW YORK. bee. s-rhc moderate de-
preston from the upper lake regions moved
eastward to a centre over Lake Ontario
yesterday. causing snow In the lower lakes.
upper Ohio Valley and middle Atlantic
States.
Rain fell In the Pacinc coast States.
whore moderately low pressure also pre-
vailed. but ~where throughout the
country the weather was generally fair.
II was warmer in the middle Atlantic
States and In the Missouri Valley ana
Rocky Mountain states and westward. but
colder throughout the Interior Of the coun-
try, n freezing tenn peratures from the
lower lake regions to oregon and wsshfnp.
ton and southward to central and south
western Texas.
In this city snow furrics occurred: cloudy
and warmer: wind. fresh southeast -
southwest; average humidity, 80 per cont:
corrected to read to seA level
at 8 A. NJ. 3oi6; 3 p. 81. 1910.
The temperature IN this city yesterday. -
rsccrded by the official thrmometee. y shovn