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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
RENTING IN BUSINESS ZONES.
Trunk Company Takes Howard
stree Building.

Frederick Southack. Alwyn Ball. Jr.,
have leased the building AT ~ Howard
street for a term of years from Febru-
airy I. 1916, to the $. Orchman Trunk
Company for Elizabeth ~Chesebrough. j.
T. Durham. attorney.
Louis Kempner q Son have leased the
store at 24S2 Broadway TO f. W. Theo-
dorof < +. X. Landau.
The Payson Mem. Merrill Company
has leased offices in 20 West Fiftieth
street to DIR John s. Tracher and DR..
Robert f.. Pou.
Barnett & Co. have leased the store at
2l0+ Third avenue to Jacob Gintell.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the building at the northeast cor
ner of Twenty second street and Ave-
nue. A to the Sanitex Company for a
term OF years for the estate OF John l.
Brewer 10, 900 square feet OF space In
the building at 455 and 457 Eleventh
avenue to f. La M%ontagne's Sons and
space at 1890 Broadway to Fl. Otis
Togue, Julius Lichtenstein. the Pro.
tectyre Company and Leslie & Tracy.
The John =. Peel Company has leased
stores in the premises at the south
west corner OF Twenty-second street
and Ninth avenue, an alteration re
Gently com"leted by the Mildon Realty
Company, - John Mona, the Florence
Decorating Company. Vein & Marcus
and Daniel Reeves, Inc. This com,
pletes the leasing OF the stores In hi,
building,
Worthington Whitehouse has LEASED
space at "a East Forty-sixth street tc
the Criterion Manicure Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

Title @ q T Co. Sept I. due. &C. y per
ssT TPhd ST. ~ w. 5, 200 e Columbus sy.
Brown. at Huntington, Il J., sept j. dne
Jan Is. 1920. 6 p c; atty Il T GO, a aeo
10TH ST. si2 W. $, $50 W west end
av, 2Oxioo.ii. pr mtg sio,Ooo.Robt T
Russell to Jno p HOFFMAN. ne Lenox
50 q sFP atty. l. r 20. iso Bvsy. $1,000
I'D Az gre. 2 8. igo.ii r lhsth 81; 20.
nsnt Eer,n ss,b t.; .5. h h"s Is. ss : yrs
SAME PROPERTY, pr mtg q. ooo-ispe
Resnlck to -Tommaslna Pernetti, lils
18th st. Brooklyn. Sept 1, . yrs Z
iiSTH ST, n s, rs in ay. goxiOOii.
pr mtg .i5,5oo-Bessie wecksier to
Due hss'l Sus pG *. ,ssiiss. y p i1 e; atty y. i ~" ! CO. g;
zap ST., n $, gao PARK av, l5xioo.il.,;
Brosdwsy, sept !, 8 yrs, s., p c. $4,000
MADISON Az. n e cor i2sth st, %5ox72:s
dim Realty Co to Abr Dorb lso
atty, Herman Gotilieb 2ss Bway $4,000
18TH ST, n =. AS 2 18th av, l5sxssIIL
Rachel calliste to Constance b Wash.
per bond: atty, r q Co. 176 Bway 1880
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx)
i7sD ST. n W cor Topping av. e5xgs-
Henry .Cleland. Inc. 20 Abr J Dworsky'
50 Il 93d 1T, pr mtg $4,000. sept J.. 2 yrs.
6 y G: attys. straus g. ID. . Beekman
i7sTH ST. 7,s y. s. ?sxi2o,i.saivstore
Caldara to Burlock II Rabell 80 Hamii-
ton terrace. exr, Aug 3. due. &c as per
bond; atty. Title O & T Co. i7s Broad,
SAME PRoPERTY-same TO Vera o'con.
nor, SO L i2sth st, Aug 81, due &c a.
.gg fnT s bond atty; ssm wits av. so..ssicgsv'Ss
-Nargam 60 to Joseph sherman, slt
| southern Blvd, pr mtg $4,000. sept l.
due. sc. as per bond, atty, Herman X
Elias. 302 Bway .......s.. wv
JACKSON Az, $50 es ie.eXsicisido
Isaacson to Jeanne Guest, al Convent
av, pr mtg $500. due, SC, as per bond;
atty, q r Simpson. SO Park Row $500
VALENTINE Az. = " C. lsAth 81 y3ox
lOi5-Nista CONSTR Co, Inc, to Montrose
Rlty Co. 1875 Bway, Sept ,. ] yr, 8 p c.
atty. y Y Title 1ns Co, 135 Broado
way NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
LOT 1877. partn map Lott q Hunt Estate
exr. 5s7 r l3ith at, Aug 2s, . yrs: ,
p e; atty, Patk J sweeney be7 iSSonn
NJ q. . d. o. o. . s e e q . . % . o ANNNN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
opER >TOR REsELi.s FLAT.

lL.YMAN pLACE-Frederick Brown has
resold to an investor 1859 Lyman
place. a FIVE story thirty-eight family
house, on plot 50xl12x irregular. be-
tween i69th and Freeman streets. In
part payment the new owner gave two
lots, 5Ox90x irregular, on the north
OF Webster avenue between 205th
and 207th streets. The Lyman place
property was held at $4,000 by Mr..
Brown. who acquired II a few weeks
ago from the Rector Realty Company.
tNTERvALE AvENUE-Louis Schloss
has sold for the estate OF Hugh Nc
Creery the southeast corner OF Free
man street and Intervale avenue. a
three story frame dwelling with stores,
on lot 65x19x irregular. to John J.
Tomisch. The property was In the
family for twenty years. Mr.. Tomisch
paid all cash and now controls the
block front from Simpson street tc
Intervale avenue
TRINITY AvENUE-Jacob Dieter has
sold through Harry G. Botty. Jr., the
i've story modern fiat at 1857 Trinity
avenue, on plot i0xl00. near l56tf
street.
sPOFFORD AVENUE-Samuel Cover
has sold for the Sykes Realty Cor
poration the lot, 25xlOO. at the north
west corner Of Spofford avenue anc
Faile street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
NEW BRONX con sTRUCTIoN.

The lnfantin. Realty Company has
filed plans for a five story fiat on the
west side OF Webster avenue lO0.le
feet south of 18TH street. II will be
5Oxss.9 and will cost $4,000. according
to Lucian Pisciotta. who designed the
structure. John Nees will spend $50. goo
erecting a five story fiat on a plot
5Ox92 on the east side of Walton ave-
nue.. 243.5 feet north Of 1I7th street.
John r. Boyland is the architect. Mr.,
Boyland is to build a fiat for his own
accoun on the east side OF Loring place,
$50 feet south Of Fordham road. II
will be five stories. OF a plot 67.2xs5,
and will cost $4,000. A three story
factory Is planned for the Gryphon
Rubber n Tire Corporation on the
west side OF Bailey venue l0l feet
north OF 1920 street. II will be l32sy
Sos in size and will cost sS5. 900. Frank
+. Newman is the architect,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
REALTY TRADING
LACKS VARIETY
Bronx Only Active Section
$4,000 Building Near
Grand Central.
LOFT on UPPER 9TH AVE.

THE volume and character OF business
done yesterday wor 'Hdicate that
though the summer Is well on
Mo vanc 1t Is mldsum for the real
Estate market. II It were not for The
Bronx the budget of the day would have
heer very small, as not a Manhattan
property was reported sold. An operator
turned the best deal OF the day in The
Bronx. lie sold a fiat held at $4,000
sf,er an ownership OF a few weeks. A
corner In the Hunts Point section was
aid by an estate which had owned IL
twenty years and a building plot on
Trinity avenue was secured apparently
Tor Improvement. New buildings are
MANNED for Forty-second street near the
Grand Central Station and Fifth ave-
nue. across from Central Park. II a
report that the New York Telephone
Company Is the buyer of the Ave dwell
ines al EOS to ZIG East Seventy-ninth
street Is correct a tall exchange build.
Ing will be erected on that plot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
BROOKLYN HOMES IN DEMAND.

Henry Pierson & Co. have sold 2l2
Eighth avenue. near First street, a
three story brownstone dwelling. on lot
2OXl00, for Mary f.. FOWL.
G.. Lebett & Co. have sold the three
story apartment building at 433 Rogers
avenue. on plot 32x100. for G. Waldo
10 a client for investment also lie
Iinwood street. a dwelling. for q.
schmalz to +. Graude for occupancy.
and Q Warwick boulevard. a detached
residence. on plot +0xl00. for r. Gundy
10 a client for occupancy.
A. Eisenstein has sold for the NJ. r.
Smith Realty Company 1922 to 1926
Union street. two four story apart
ments. on plot l05xlOO. The buyer
gives In part payment l426 Gerhard
avenue. a two family brick dwelling in
the Woodhaven section.
Saul c. Lavine has bought the three
story limestone front residence on the
south side OF Eighth street. 325 feet
west OF Prospect lark West, from the
J. j. Lack Construction Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
TWO NEW BRONX CHURCHES.

Two new churches and a parish dwell
ings to cost 100000 are planned for
three Bronx parishes. For the st. Rita's
parish, the Rev. James +. O'Brien. pas
tor. an edifce to cost 10000 will be
erected on a plot, 100xi51.3. at the
northeast corner of College venue and
145th street. For The Church of Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel the Rev. d. Burke,
pastor, a church to cost $4,000 is
planned for the northeast corner of Bel
mont avenue and 1s7th street. M a
brick dwelling costing 100000 has beer
designed for a site on 139th street near
st. AIMS avenue. for the Rev. John j.
Boyle. pastor OF st. Luke's Church
Anthony +. A.. Schmitt Ia architect for
the three developments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ma,
rises 5 % sun sets 6 25 Moon risesl2 90
HIGH WATER rus DAY. A.,
sandyHk. .22i Gov Isl ala Hell Gate bo&
LOW, WATER THIS DAY A.,
sand HI. 3 IS Gov. Isl 927 Hell Gate IL OF
.Nrriyed-THURSDAY. September :.
- ArI.ortn. $50 = VI London. Aug. y.
:. Oscar H.. 3 A NJ, Stornaway, Auc Is.
IS Gouverncur de Lantsheere. 1915 p. n.
Wednesday, La Paliice: Aug Is.
IS Strabo, | J.. VI Hull. Aug -.
Sc Ada. 10 +. NJ. Wednesday. Gibraltar,
AUG, 1s
So Joseph III Giorgio. Mon,eco Ray. Aug =.
So Robert NJ. Thompson. Guantanamo.
AUG %
s. ubbergen. Guantanamo. Aug. -
S. Matara22o. st. Lucia. Aug -
So Santurce, San Juan. Aus. ".
SIS Comal. Galveston. Aug y.
IS Dayton, TuXpam. Aus. -
SIS Baton Rouse, TuNpam, AUG "a
S. Antilles. New Orleans, Aug =.
s. Fl DUa. New Orleans, Aus ~
So jefferson. Norfolk, AuG. II.
So Roma. Providence. Sept !.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S. Touraine, AT Bordeaux,
IS BraZos. AT san Juan.
IS Lampo, at Savona,
SAILED O NEW YORK
s. Coamo from san Juan.
- patria, from Patras
s. L.apland, from Liverpool
orrcnyNc STE.MSuIpa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
AGITATORs' HALL TO GO.

PATERSON. y. j., Sept. odd Turn
Hal. at Ellison n Cross streets. for
many wears the c~ongregatinC place for
Iaterson's anarchists, I. w. VS. and
other strike leaders, and which was de-
etroyed by fire last May two hours
after Emma Goldman. high priestess OF
American anarchists. and her manager
Ben Reitman, had bitterly fayed Billy
sunday. the evangelist. who was holding
a revival here, will be no more. Frank
Hodla has purchased the property from
the Paterson Brewing and Mailing Com
pany and will reconstruct the building AS
an apartmet house at a cost OF 100000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

177.s-EIla 9 Poor agt Max Brand ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage); attys. Roel-
ker, Bailey q Stiger.
AV, q =, t9.1 II n of 1880 st. 50N
so. 2-Grac C Marvin agt Ann Mcclure
ct al foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attys.
Martin g. Howe.
as trus, aRt Benz Panesh ct al faction to
impress a trust) attys. May & jacobson.
PROSPECT AV, = e s. 1921 1t n e Ire
mont av, 22xlbO. Estate Bank agt JAS
u Rogers ct al tforeclos Of mtg); atty,
J A Kohn.
142D ST, 1911 Il. & 359 Southern Blvd
Pasquale Curzio agt Eugene Curzio ct al
faction to set aside deedJ; attys, Hart
a Sollfrey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
Mo, rments OF Naval Vessels,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2-Rattleship Ohio
has sailed from rristobal for Guantanamo,
Yacht Eagle from Port au Prince for Miro
gave, Hayti; fuel shin kanswha from Nor
folk for Port Arthur, Tex hattlcshlp New
York from New York yard for sea, g|unboat
Nashville from Port de paix for cape
haven Roads for Port an Prince. gunhoat
Dolphin from Cape Cod Canal FOR NeN
York city,
Battlcships Florida. Michigan. Soul
carolina and Utah arrived a. southern drll
grounds, hattleshIps Missouri and Wtscou-
Philadelphia. destroycrs Paul Jones, prebio,
Perry and Whipple at Juneau. collier
Ptomethsus at CordoNa, collier Jason at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

The Holland America liner uostcrdyk Il.
sailing to-day for Rotterdam, Viii taks
mail. closing at $50 A NJ, for tho Neither
lands.
The American liner IT. Paul. sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool, viii take mail, clos
ing at $40 4. Nj, for Europe except Ger
many, Austria, Hungary, IuNemhurg. TUT.
key, the Netherlands. Norway, sweden ana
Denmark also for Africa, West Asia and
East indies.
the Norwegian American liner Bergcns:
ford, sailing to- morrow for BERGEN. VIII
take mail. closing at $50 \. NJ, for Nor-
way, sweden. Denmark. russia, Germany,
Austria, Hungary, L~uNenburg and turkey.
The French liner Espngne. sailing to-
morrow for Bordeaux, viii take mall, clos
ing at ~ NJ, for France Rumania. But
garis. Serbia, switzerland, Italy, spain,
Portugal. Egypt. Greece. british india,
British East Africa, slam, Malta, Glbral-
tar. Cevlon, straits settlements, Dutch
East Indies. West Australia and Persia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
BIG TELEPHONE Exchange.

The New York Telephone Company liz
said to be buyer of the Ave old dwell
ings at 20s to 2l6 East S~eventy-ninth
street. reported sold for various owner
a few days z by the Rutland & whiting
Company. These properties were taken
for the purpose OF the erection of n new
central office to relieve the pressure of
business now being don by the Column
bus, Riverside, Schuyler. Murray Hill
and Bryant central offices. The site,
which measures iOOxl02 feet. is to be i'm
proved Immediately with a typical tele-
phone building. plans for which are now
being prepared by Mckenzie, Voorhees,
& Gmelin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
QUEENS REALTY DEALS.

Thu Lawrence Manor Building and
Realty Company has sold to the Bay
side Estates Company four plots at
Bayside-FNushing. They are 2OxsS on the
east side OF Bell avenue. l20x95 on the
west side of Bell avenue near Palace
avenue. 50xl00 on Palace avenue near
Bell avenue and our lots on Bell avenue,
Bayside.
Lawrence B.. Halleran has sold to
Mrs. Mary Swatkowsky of Hurd avenue,
Bayside, the plot 25xl0O on the north
side OF Prince street near Torrey ave-
nue., Bayslde.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Slawson & Hobbs have leased for a
term OF Years the dwelling at 21s West
SEVENTEEN street for /. Randolph Jacobs
to Mrs, +. T.. Case.
Slawson & Hobbs have leased for W.
T.. d, Stokes 24s and 24S West Seven
ty-sixth street, two four story dwellings.
to j. S. Pinsci. for a term Of years.
Worthington Whitehouse has leased
for Henry y. Whitfield to Mary q.
Herbet the dwelling at 81 West Forty
eighth street for a term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
SUBURBAN HOUSE RENTALS.

Edward S. Voss has leased at Cedar
hurst the Keller house at Auerbach
lane to Robert NJ. Derby for two years (;
the Seaman house, or Cedarhurst ave-
nue., to Woodbury. Seamans for one
year the Mstteson home. on Carman
avenue, to Henry =. Parker for three
years: the Sargent house to Mrs. Mary
II. Lavender, and for Mrs. Katherine ],
White her house on Whites lane to J. s.
Dunstan also at Hewlett a house to
John +. Kane for two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
BROKERS IN RECENT DEALS.

p. II. DAILY was the broker In the
lease to George w. Loft OF the six story
building at II East Forty-second street.
for a term OF forty-two years, at a
yearly rental Of $4,000, reported yes
terday. .
Samuel Cowen negotiated the sale OF
the two Ave story hats at 1868 to i06o
Boston road, to +. F1sdel. and W story
dwelling at 6ss FAN street. to Lozsr
Goldberg.
Spear a Co. were interested as brokers
In the recent lease OF two floors In
7p-ss Fifth avenue to N. q W. Nsum-
berg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
LIENS.
Manhattan.

9th ST, 2Os w-Perfect steel Lsth co
agt Josephine W Wapperman, owner
Jno II Sibley, cont; Jos Maurice. sub.
cont .ssss..'s ....'..''' go
18th ST, 4 W-Cha sstahi agt Aug Heck
scher. owner; Shsnt h Tully, conts. SIS
lS2D ST. Itg W-Melvin Rosenberg agt
Greater cities Investing Co. owner; .Chas
A knowles cont, sal %
18TH ST. 1871 w-Melvin Rosenberger agi
Eva A de Lyons. owner; Chas A KNOWLES
SEP ST. aiA. ais. ass. s2i & s2s E-sam
Bader ct al agt Agnes Dunphy, owner!
Louis Fador. cont. f6J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
TO BUILD on ASTORIA SITE.

The Seide Realty Company has sold
for Ida Sprague a parcel OF land on
the east side OF Eighth avenue near
Vandeventer avenue, Astoria, to Mar
tina Hansen. who will erect a two story
brick dwelling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian aud The Bronx.
lat ~ VESEY STREET.

BY Joseph p. Day.
ZANE 81. ~. = W cor Lafayette. ls3x
-"."N irrcg. b sly loft b dg-H II clare
- ll AIT Madison Ave Real Estate co
g. a.; due, ss,5gI.0s; taxes, &C. a.
NpN sub TO a mtge of $4,000; sd-
~ . sly dwlg-C y Weber agt NJ II
,n.H9son ct al; due. $3.50 90; taxes, &C,
,,stisl TO the plaintiff ......... %, 500
'VSD ST. l67 Il. n $. 100 " I'd ave. 25x
m' sly nat ard str-Amelia Lohr
* Norris Kurzrok ct al: due. Sl2,-
~ "a taxes. &C, s3i2 ~; to the plain
BY Henry Brady.
~ I'VE, 229lt1, W y. 1915 ilsth, 20. TX
.l" = sly mar and strs-A De w selig
an'' We 9ltb9, taxes. &c. s7+0.06: to
'' plaintin t25, 600
By Daniel W. Greenwsld.
9TH .Sr. 3S3 W, n S. AIS W sth ave. 25x
100 : sly able-Sherin's ss e OF all
nghi' title, SC, which w 8 EdeImeyer
han on May IT. 1915. or since; with
LAT s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
by Henry Brady.
"lsr ST. t5o-ss y. .. 81, e Park ave
savings Bank aEt Ray Weiss ct al. due
nS1sbT2: taxes. &c. ssss.ss. to ihs
''"'"NH '''''''''''''''''''.'''' sz'oot
BY Joseph 2. Day.
'kprONA PARK E. 1870. . Z, 1915 "
Suburban pl, is,9xi3o; 3 sty dwlg-An'
are" rolyin. assignee. sgt Jennie Eurins
.. %aiintrS; due. s,530.6s taxes. &c
,l@o ~ sub to a prior mtge OF Vt.bcci
'"e piainun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
100000 FLAT FOR GRANT AVE.

The Arthur Avenue Realty Com
pany, which recently acquired title
to the plot, 100xl00. on the west side
of Grant avenue, 109 feet north OF
165th street. Is having plans Drawn
by Architect william A. Faiella for
a we story apartment house, to
cover the property. The Improvement
has been estimated to cost 500, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
YES SIDE APARTMENT BUYER

Margaret Weber Is the buyer of the
nine story apartment house at 81 and
80 West Eighty-second street, the sale
Of which by the Hennessey Realty Com
pany, Joseph Polstein, president. was
reported a few days ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
NEpPERHAN OWNERS BuY LOTS

The Robert f. Farley Organization
has sold at Neppcrhan Heights three
lots 10 A.. f., Horst OF buckingham
road adjoining his home. and DR.. j. @.
oakley has purchased adjoining his
present holdings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

69TH ST. 1871 Max Rosenberg ct. al
agt J II Ladew ct al. Aug II, 1918, SIS 20
18TH ST, IA e. l6 W-Saul Rendelstein
ct al agt Chas weinstein. Inc. ct al
July ?, 1915. ssosii
9TH AV, 500-Geo Y stein agt Louisa Ma
tilda Livingston ct al. Aug 49, lsl" ,py
DOnuD d. /. . . . . o . e flof
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

lsr Az. 2sio-N Y Mtg & security Co to
Gustav 4 p%eTsGhuch; irlsf III wf,ssSS6onn
isT Az, sais- Equitable Trus, Co to \ Y
Mtg & security co, 1876 B"ay; atty N,,om6
,.T1sIr Ing sr 60; i'i nH BSas' r conser, gan ,iG TO
Enrlco viggiani. 2is7 LIST $500
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n . cor 18th st,
Savings Bank to REM y Duke. e seth
st; atty. W T wonder Lippe' 200 SS6nn
esfp ST. lis E.ienox Hiii Realty c.. 70
Frank J Fee. 2e2 Avenue b: atty, FF
mi, Tssp's2an' r RewS!oss trust Ti; Co OF ~ 10
Morgan Cowperthwait ct al. exrs, Chap
psqua, y Y; atty, n p Lydon, 30 Nassau
isTT Az, 'ii,2s-Mu,uaail Life ins Co 10 Emf.
sI,y, E i%% say ) MSssGGSsiires e. i S"" cSs%e:s:
7sTu sr. : :. se'G " I'd av, isisSssw
Sarah Lang, eNr. to sol Cohen, is2 Z
ioTH' ST. sS7 E.soloncn ii Kohn. exr. to
Henry Jones. los w I'D St atty. Isaac
,oIrHP ssnTr'sSf y EI tinc K c,bell 10 Esther
Hcrrman e al, exrs; atty, Isaac J Dan:
Rk 1:lf5i = ST !'9 seeh'cS, W Gambler. rus sOt to
y V Historical Society; attys, weekes
isT TTp'; s4 - N Wi. =. sSo St = 9TH av. :isx,ssE.SX OO =
TITLE ins 60 to Dry Dock savings ,lnsti-
tuition. 3Il Bowery; atty. F VI Tichenor.
81 Park Row.."..""............'s'oo
Bronx.
WOOD. Francis c, and ano, eSrs. to Chss
Babcock. ....'.'.. ooe
BABCoCK, Chas II, eyr. TO chas II bah.
cork and ano. rus..'...'.'...... 'SOC
BHATRCCo,SSK' Chas ii. and ano, ,rus, Il
Mtge Co. 1880
ASNTDfERSso5SS'" Eiiiu N. and .no. ,ras, t.
TwIGG Chas p. to VIM A Hankinson
>,'.ti ',;..i ,.,'' ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

TNOUTH NJ FWUTVFFNTH NI
ELIZABETH ST. cO., . >. 226ll u Spring
st. 37.4x966, pr mig S3S, O00-Giuseppe
Neglia to Giovanni Neglia. 2s2 Mulberry
1872 Nassau St.,.s,''' ',,..',,. th,UUn
CHRYSTIE ST, 1915, g $. ll94 $ stanton
at. sT.7xtOO, pr mtg St4 S00-Morris Wan
grow TO Isaac Marx. 5S5 quincy st, Bklyn,
Sept /, due July I, 1920. 6 p c; atty, W
r Marx, $50 Bwav.. :..,.. $4,000
Az c, 10. = y. As.9 n It'll ST, lsaNs2.i, pr
mtg slT 3OO-Annie Finger TO Ka-SH-Ga
co, 2si sway, Sept |, 2 yrs,' p G.; atty,
A l. Davis, e9l Bway. :........ $1,000
18TH 7 SO W. $ s. 400 . sth av, 2ixlo3s 3,
pr mtg Sl3, 000-Livis Rlty Co to Clara
II Gettner. cal Edgecombe av. Aug -,
yrs. 6 p c; attys. Gettner, s a a. esa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

Morris Berger. a manufacturer or
umbrella handles at 120 East Eleventh
street, was killed at his place OF bust
ness yesterday when ne fell down an
airshaft, n distance of fifty feet. He
lived at 34S East Fifteenth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-03

Attractive bargains in modern one and
two family houses and choice tri!lding lots
at private sale. a large number from which
to select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT STATE
OF SEN YORK, TO quickly close the husl-
ness II two corporations, offers theS" prop
cries at about go, ~ former prices.
They are located At CIR. mt God, Htilsdde,
Norsemere and Leonia. New jersey TOP
posite Grants Tomb, within Twenty-Five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An inspection of these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free.
For further details and terms. address
Bent. II Haight. Special Deputy Supt. ~
Ranks. care Of Banking Department, 81
p~r0a1wav. NV York city.
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! lFNF NAVY 'llFIN WIRE NHlf
Rear Admiral e =. Pond, from Pacific
mouth, y H
Rear Admiral Alfred REYNOLDS. from
naval examining board, Washington, d G,
Rear Admiral W. F. Fu,lam, from Naval
Academy. Annapolis, 10 commander I'm
chief Plcihc reserve Neet.
capt. T.. v. Eherle, from commandaut
navy yard Washington, 20 superintendent
Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Cauiey. from Rhodc Island to treatment
naval hospital, Boston.
Lieut.. = u Gilroy. Junior grade. from
the Petrol to the Avlwin.
Lieut. q NJ. Lowry, junior grade. from
tho \nrih Carolina 10 the O'Rr'en.
Lieut. =. \. Pownall, from the Aylwn
10 tho naval Academy, Annapolis.
from tho O'Rrien TO tnc Naval Academy
Lieut.. W. l.. Moore, junior grade, from
The Csssin to the naval Academy.
Ensign II +. Fischer, from the North
Dakota to the Cassin.
Ensign W. n. Iemont, from the North
Carolina to the Petrel
Ensign G. s, Dale. from the Neptune 10
he Vermont.
Ensign William Masek, from the North
Dakota 10 the New Jersey,
Ensign J. y. a. McCown, died at Nor
folk August al.
MARINE CORrs
cant. A. II. owens, from marine bar
racks, Mare Island, 10 marine barracks,
Philadelphia.
second Lieut.. s Y Raynor, to marine
from hospital,
The following second LIeutenan's were
commissioned from June o. II j Mitchell,
R. ~ Il Burwcll, l.. II. de Ronde, j. A.
and o, i. o'Nein
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$4,000 AID ST. BUILDING.
Six stories, IL Will Cover site
Near Madam Aveuve

Plans have been filed by Harry Les
lie Walker for a six story building on
the south side OF Forty-second street
2S2 feet east OF Fifth avenue. 1t IL to
be used as n store. offices and display
rooms and will have a frontage Of
% feet and a depth Of $50 feet. will
lam Decatur Parsons of Bay Shore, l.. l.,
Is the owner. The cost has been es-
timated at $685. 900.