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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
MAXWELL MOTORS
SHARE AUTO GAINS
Sales of Cars in Year Increase
90 Per Cent.-Net Income
81, 3O3,315.
BRIGHT OUTLOOK SEEN

The Maxwell Motor Company has
shared in the prosperity of automobile
manufacturing concerns. according to
the annua report. Sales in the year
ended July 81 Increased CO per cent.
over those OF the previous year. The
net income was s2,303, ais. an increase
OF S7e7,sis.
An interesting part of the report was
President Walter T.. F~landers's state
ment of present conditions and the out
look.
"Foreseeing that the demand for Max
we'll automobiles would exceed our fac
tory capacity" he said, the manufac-
turing facilities have ben increased dur
ing the year by the installation OF spec
ial machinery designed to produce one
model Of automobile in large quantities
at the minimum cost.
That this increase was necessary to
take care OF tho demand is Indicated
by the fact that the company manu-
featured and sold in August. 1915, 5,2l7
automobiles. as compared with 2,i6i
automobiles in August, 1914. Shipments
III ceb'eilbtT, 1919, VIII nfODdnly tN-
coed those of August, 1915.
Orders on hand at the present time
indicate that Maxwell automobiles are
popular with the buying public. and
the outlook for the future success of
the company Is very satisfactory"
Net earnings from operations after
deducting cost OF manufacturing. advcr-
Using. selling, administration and taxes
were S2,337,950, an increase OF 1907 ,505.
Net income after depreciation charges
was S2,303,3l5, an increase of $797,S4S
After an initial payment of 2la per cent
on the hrsI preferred stock OF 1905 1855
the company had a surplus for the year
of sl,996,327, an increase of S49O,S6O
Total profit and loss surplus ON July 81
VAS s3,l7l,19i, an increase of 81 500,
327.
Net working assets At the close OF the
fiscal year were S7,lG5. 600. AS compared
with $3.50, 600 at the end OF the pre-
vious year. Cash on hand was S2,652,.
62S, as compared with sl,7Sj,992. Fol-
lowing out the policy established wheI
the company was Incorporated 1t ha,
disposed of its remaining idle factory a
Tarrytown. y. y, and is therefor,
operating factories only at Dayton, Ohio
Newcastle. Ind, and Detroit, Mich
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
WILLETT IN JAIL, LOSES LAND.

Two valuable plots in the Thomson
nm section OF Long Island city, the
property Of the Niaduct Realty Com
pany, Of which William Willett. Jr.,
now in Sing Sing prison, was u leading
spirit, were sold In foreclosure yesterday
at the Queens County Court House, They
were bought by the plaintiff, ". Ellis
worth Sprague, ON a bid sufficient merely
to cover his claim. which, with costs
of action. amounted to $3.50. The
property was sold subject to "A first
mortgage Of $40, 900 and a second mort
gage of $4,000, and to $1,000 due on
interest II bach taxes. More than
$4,000 IL represented in this invest
ment. One parcel has a frontage OF
100 feet north side Of Queens boulevard
and AIS feet west side of Honeywell
street-twenty-four lots. The other has
a frontage of l75 feet east side of
Honeywell street, and extending through
the block, has an equal frontage on the
west side of Buckley street-eighteen
lots. The Niaduct Realty Company was
formed in December, 1912, by Willett,
Kernel, Herman Ringe m Neil Burke,
After Willett was convicted the o
men above named took over half of
the original property, II Willett, who
became sole representative OF the Via
duct company. took the remainder.
L. g. Williams Corporation has pur-
chased from the Thompson Property
Company a plot, l00X26l, at the south
east corner OF Hoverkamp street and
Ford avenue, East Ridgewood, The
property is reported to he valued at
$4,000.
r.. Barrasch has purchased from j. A,
Cromarty the northwest corner Of Maple
avenue and Cooper venue, 10OX270, and
the adjoining plOt on Cooper avenue,
lO0xlOO, in the East R~idgewood section,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
$50 Park Avenue Construction Company.
Manhattan; capital, $4,000; directors, Nor
man Wilmer Chandler, Edwin Goldsmith
and Sidney -. Cardozo, New York city.
Barry Realty Company, Manhattan; cap-
ital, 5000; directors, Martin Lippman,
brooklyn, y. Y: Emanuel IL Meyer. New
York city, and Emma Ullmanu. Jersey
Arden Construction COMPANY, Msnhat-
tan; capital, $1,000; directors, Arthur
tireenbaum, New York city; David II. solo.
taror, Dorothy Il. Iowenstein. The Bronx.
Elknur Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital. 81. 900: directors, Morris schneider.
Brooklyn; Peter A. Lee, Lennie /. George.
Haddon Hall Realty company, Manhat.
tan; capital. $1,000 directors. Charles
Jacobs, samuel pett and Chapman u,
Marks, New York city,
\. l.. J.. Construction Corporation. Man
haitian; capital. $500; directors, A. Lincoln
Levin, New York city; Mary +. Martin.
BROOKLYN, and Margaret NJ. Killeen. New
York city.
G. L. i. Building Company, The Bronx;
capital. $1,000; directors. Julius Gosmann,
Barnett Sacks and Louis l.o2uer. New
York city.
Irving Holding Corporation, Brooklyn:
capital. s., 900: directors. Bertram y.
Name. Lillian Rein and Louis Karaslk.
Brooklyn, y, y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
FIRMS LEASE NEW HOMES.

The Cross & Brown Company has
eased the thirl floor in l49 West
Thirty-SiNth street to Calm x Chr {;
space In building at Forty-second street
and Madison venue TO Thomas VI Me
kce & Co. space in the Vanderbilt Con-
course Building To the Phpnix Horse
Shoe Company, and in the same building
To Alexander Miller 4 Bros. also the
ninth loft in 40 East Twenty-first street
TO A. S~'lberberg for Isaac Goodhue.
William A.. White & Sons nave leased
for "A term OF years the store floor and
two Easements at 343 broadway to
Clark a Gibby. dealers in office furni.
ture. now AZ Sc Fulton street.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement at 1919
TO FOL Grand street to the Manhattan
Brass and Electrical Company for 4
term OF years also a store at ~ Frank
fort street TO Berman Barand.
S~trasnurger, dealer in novelties, for
merry at Fifth avenue ana Fifty-eighth
street. has leased through Manning 4
Trunk, and Heckscher & lie Saulles the
westerly store and basement OF the
street side of the building 134 Fifth ave-
nue., southwest corner OF Fifty-seventh
street,
l.. j. Phillips & Co. have leased a
store In the new building, Broadway and
E~ighty-fourth street, for u term OF years
TO Robert Buchsbam. and store 223I
Broadway to Nathan Greenberg.
j. q, White Il 90. have leased the
building lOl Spring street 10 the Mer.
riam Segars a loft in l40-l42 West
Twenty-seventh street to Central Bind
ing Company a loft In II West Seven
tecnth street to Smolinsky x ioldstein
space in 41O-i1S Fourth avenue TO the
New York ImgTiCuU. and an office in SIj
Broadway TO Dresden NeCkwcar Com
/ many
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
BUYING MANCHESTER HOMES.

The Windemere Real Estate Company.
Daniel III. Jackson, has sold 3S
Hamilton avenue, Rochelle Park, New
Rochelle, a three story twelve room
stucco house. with "a garage and about
two acres OF land. The buyer is "A MIR.
Lieberman, a client OF j, Reynolds. The
selling company recently took the parcel
in part payment for lower Manhattan
properties.
Alexander Bradley & Son have sold
for John T.. Dobbins OF Brooklyn his
Larchmont Park property on Stuy vesant
avenue to T.. G.. Kelley, who will build
"a stucco house Of the Spanish mission
style.
The Scarsdale Estates announce the
sale of Il pic 0en the llartsdale station
and Italian Sunkcn Gardens to William
Vandenhurgh, IA New York real estate
man, who will erect "A $4,000 residence /:
also sold "A one-half acre site to Mr..
V~andenburgh. Eugene J.. Lang, archi-
tect, Is preparing plans for two houses,
Harry Sugarman has sold for Charles
| Wynnc -four lots on Chase avenue, 100
feet east of Greenvaic place, Yonkers,
The property measures i0OXi00N ir-
regular,
An option has been purchased on fiye
acres at petersville road and stephan
son avenue, New Rochelle, hy the manu-
! facturers of the u. 4 g.. -four for a mill
site. Joseph Lambden n James ID
, MrCann, are the brokers.
HvsaA ssSns has sold W lots In Mo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
RENTi>. IN THE COUNTRY.

John F.. Scott has sublet for william
c. Ivison the Arthur +. Cosby house at
keene lane and Willow road, Wood
mere, l.. l.. to j. Markham Marshall.
Samuel II Martin has leased the John
son residence. 46is Hudson County
Boulevard. town OF Union, y. J., for a
term of years to Martin Brooks,
Mrs. Barbara Bolz has leased the resi-
,lence li9 North Van Diem avenue TO
Frederick Forgee of Ridgewood, y. j. (:
W. J. Fountain has leased his dwelling
80 Woodslde avenue to Joseph u. Tay-
lort Of Manhattan, and Miss Margaret T
Ruane the residence at ~ Sunset avenue
to q. r. Eager OF Manhattan,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTrER-On account Of the holiias
yesterday trading Was quiet, but the MAJ
ket Tem@irHsa nInSr, WIN ont Gnch"nssd 25"
some stock his week. but the out COL
town '.'i yes,eTGaI va iignter, 1g,,
excess moisture and some shipments are
being sent back 20 the c%reameries, Under
request. Prices: Creamery extras, q.
score, ,s7Gj ohisher s]SS9FiGss 27's g?ss
prime, 24g?St.e;; cannon TO fair. :ln
"3hc.; imitation creamery, frsts. 22tg q
20: ladies' current make, nrsls. .lh .
zoe, packing stock. June, dne'' ?Oi.t; cur
rent make, zoe: No. . lS'gc.' lower
CHEESE Although steady tue market
i i.lI;si f sSl%. ou &sy'"f FrIc s.:' sIs;s, rS %l:
a aH'.Fi '' fsncy! "ri' ,ii.e l'r@ stiatis,. .sdalt..' ' sDr::
sin wins. i%Sii't,c'?2 double G]da,Gisics, Va. q
i' EEaGiG}ssmH"fFhSH % "SdiSr ,vaiSSt tttg "a the IRE.
Offering OF inferior fresh STOCK have re;
suited In a much better movement, Of
storage, while trading Is mainly IN lote
Most owners Of the Apri,s are not content
With pre,Gnt PrytGe' S ana on NIL mot I'll,
Ilt1ll NfN'AINs W ANf I'N if"'fNF .''''F ANfA
and straight packs " good quality stock
are few Average lines Of poor quality
are In free supply and poor demand. same
shipments to Engiiud Viii be made this
week. Nearby whites scarce and firm.
Prices: Fresh gathered, extras, tine, So
a2c, extras. nrsts. .N'r a 2glgc.; nrsts, %
s7i,c'. seconds. 9als Il 25c,; No. /. dlrtl...
clh P9?lsci .retrigerutor, trsis, ?iu 25c ;
seconds, 22ls a 23'ac hcnnery, whites, tine
70 fancy, iou go; h!nnery, browns, $50
35c., mixed colors, efu &c.
LIVE POELTRN-ks yesterday was a
holiday trading WAS light as most dealers
had cleaned up their supplies on Wednes-
day. Quotations on freight stock were
difficult to establish ON account Of the
spasmodic trading, Receipts yesterday II
cars, OF which tNe We're uuloaded. Prices.
Fowls. 1874 ulSc,; chickens, l9c.; ducks,
Jersey, spring F0lsa; L. L, l9c,; state
spring. l7alsc. gulneas' per pair, soc,
DRESSED POVLTRv-Fowis are mainly
pin feather and undesirable. while chick,
ems are mixed as to weight and this con,
ditton tnterferes with the market. Fancy
large fowls and Chichrns are GrIncr, bat
there Is an accumulation Of the uUd,r,
grades Old ROSTERS IN moderate supply
and steady Fresh KILLED turkeys are
about out Of the market, Long lslaud
ducks slow as are squad. supplies Of de
sirable frozen chickens light, but the de
mand has caused "a weaker feeling Tro1rr
fowls moderately active, Other lines uuj
and neglected rrtas; Fresh Pow b.
western, boxed 50 his, and over. IN 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
WILL TOUR U.S.. TO HELP
EXTEND FOREIGN TRADE
Adviser to Be Sent Cut by
Bureau to Point Ont Open
ings for Exports.

WASHINGTON Sept. 23.-The bureau
of foreign and domestic m OF
the Department of Commerce is about
to send a trade adviser on a tour OF the
United States to give exporters guild
ance in extending their foreign markets.
Though the farmer, the raiser Of
cattle, the chemist, Sc, appreciate the
valuable services rendered by the De-
partmeut OF Agriculture and make full
use of It's immense fund of Information,
the American business man stu APP
pears to lack full knowledge az to what
can be done for him by the Department
OF Commerce" reads an announcement
made public to-day by DIR. f. Il, Pratt,
chief OF the bureau.
ut Is in order TO dispel this INSULT
Client knowledge and in order TO shed
full Light on the commercial activities
of the Department OF h
STANLEY II. Rose, special agent of the
bureau as export trade adviser, has
heen delegated to tour the country from
coast to coast instructing the Amer
lean business man as 10 Foreign helus
for American
Taking into account the general In
terest aroused in trad with Latin
America, Mr.. Rose will make a speciality
of furnishing information with regard
10 South and Central America n OF
nutting manufacturers in touch with
live opportunities in the various Latin
American republics. At the same time
he will point u openings for Amer
lean goods in other markets. such as
Australia, New Zealand. China and
Russia"
The itinerary OF the tour being so eS-
tended definite dates cannot be set at
the present time for n special city,
but Mr.. Rose as far as possible VIII
first visit those centres from when re-
quests have been received by the D.
ma rtment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
I. S. MAY GET GERMAN GOODS.
British Expected TO Release Ex-
ports Held In Holland.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Announce-
rsut Was made at the state Department
to-day that there is good reason to be-
leye that "a satisfactory adjustment OF
the differences regarding the exporta-
ton Il certain German goods from Hol-
laaI. contracted for by Americans. will
BE- Effected soon. This announcement
vas made following "A conference be-
tween the Foreign Trade Advisers of the
stitr Department n officials of the
British Embassy.
Recently the British Government an
bounced hat American importers would
l." permitted to take out goods con-
t-lcted for before March l last on pres
citation of proof OF contract. Diff
Guilty Immediately arose over the pres
tn'l'.ou Of applications under this eX-
oapt.ur, and the charge was made re-
rratsuiy by American importers that
some firms were receiving privileges not
accorded to others. 1t was charged that
Importers represented by special coun-
eel In London were being favored.
The Foreign Trade Advisers thereupon
sought 10 have the British Government
consent 70 the presentation of PROOF or
contract through their Office and the
British Embassy here. II is British con-
sent to this proposal which is fore
sHaAowcd IN to-day's announcement.
The Departments statement was as
flluWs.
"TAe department and the Foreign
Trade Advisers keeniy appreciate the ne
'-'s.'y for an Immediate and 1nai set
t-m'lt ~ the question OF the con
trmplatcd arrangement for bringing for
ward ~ goods Of German, Austrian and
Turkish origin now at Rotterdam and
t'Qpr fl.,.e No abort has hpAn shared
% secure the quickest possible solution
~ the problem. After "A conference held
THIS day with the British Embassy by
te Foreign Trade Advisers, the Foreign
Ifddr Advisers office announces tha'
II has reason 10 believe that the matter
W. he brought 10 a head at an early
mpm-ut and that the matter will be
adjusted to the satisfaction of the great
body Of American importers"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
HOUSE ON COLUMBIA LAND SOLD

WEST jlST STREET.-Frank Il. Tay-
Tor has sold the four story house at
g. West Fifty-frst street for DIR. II.
y. Boaner. 1t occupies "A lot 1872
MODS. The new owner is Prof. Jo-
scph Rohrer. "A dermatologist, who
will occupy the house. II is the nth
Columbia leashold properly sold dur
ing the last two months by Mr.. Tay-
lor.
SEVENTH ANENCE-The Central
Trust Company has sold to Samuel
Il. Steinmetz 252j-27 and 2533-3j
Seventh avenue. two six story fats,
with stores, each on plot 4OxlOO. be-
tween l46th and l47th streets. The
selling company acquired the houses
a few months ago DIN foreclosure
actions against the F~leischmann
Realty Company.
EAST l6OTH STREET-The Benenson
Realty Company, Benjamin Benenson
president, has bought a plot OF two
lots on the north sid of l60th street,
20 feet east OF Melrose avenue. An
apartment house will be erected on the
plot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
RYAN MUST PAY So, 900 900,
virginia Insists on Collecting Back
Lakes of Many Years.

NlclatoNp, Va. Sept, 23,-Thoinas II.
'"H' WNl have to pay more than s2.-
''' '"" ~ the state Of Virginia for taxes
'1I'',l ,a past wears.
Attorney General Pollard has been in
.'.I 'ltt a compromise on the part
.. 'N1u lp pay $1,000 900 has been
'.''". uu' he declared to-day that un-
u.' np '.ruuInstances would he permit
o.. settlement to be made,
~FAHu.n"rs are now working on the
Ryan report for back years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

L. J. Phillips & Co. have leased the
following houses: 80 West Eighty
seventh street to Mrs. Rebecra We.s
3Q6 West seventy seventh street TO
Condo Il. Thorn % West Se,"utietth
street TO /. j. NeWburg % West Seventy
fourth street To Il. L!ndheimer - West
Seventy-ifth street TO Cuonce n Dug
gan, and l4l West Seventy-siXth street
to Dr. l., NJ. Agostiui,
The HOughton Company has leased
the dwelling at 1876 West Eighty-ftth
street TO q. Sitzman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
LIS pE>DI>~
Manhattan,

I'D 81 - WIN srau' lrt.s..,a. say
ing bank HCt b'..t VI f.srueT ei a.
fore .osJgc %: mogts"s o'; 4i.ys, j l.
J OGurman.
l-iTn ST, 5 =. -, " columbus as. IN
100. ll-AruoiJ TUayor 90 d 1Ll The,kl,
Ferret e., al ,'pr-. .o-Ige Of MORTGAGE,
AIRY. j W McE'hluu"y
lJ-D ~, u =, ~ " ath ay. @.N'"ll-
william Rankin ag CarIn.l lln4ulug 60.
Inc ct a. foreclosure Of MORTGAGE,
atty, W Il Adams.
MONROE ST. l72-Pinous Glickmnn ug,
q 6 l Realty Co ct a. foreclosure Of
mortgageb. ttiy, \ sachs.
GOLD ST. ~ i Gi-Uuiou Trust 60 Of
y y agi Wm G. MuuIt ~ al foreclosure
OF mortgage; attys, Miller, KING. Lane
n TrAiforI,
l5JD ST, iGl W-lEugenie J Smith agt Jo-
seph VI B'aver 80 al foreclosure Of mort
gage, a't}s, tlry & Carroll
Bronx.
NOE Az. n = o. Westminster ay. 4>NHlH-
Frederick HDllander Ggt Adulph sues
Kind ct al foreclosure of mtg. attye,
kur2man, F"raul;euheImer 4 GutInau.
THIRD Az. iU72-RrEiUa H"Nudn ag'
Field Realty 90 81 al foreclosure Of
MTG; nttys. Suasboure"r \ svhallok
BELMONT Az, . :, .37 n is ST.. l7iN
Toe. also Camhreilrug av, " p nl>.t =
IeIham aN, ~ lXlOO, Smdia Realty co
agi FtSquIlo l,eale e al foreclosure
of mtEI attys. Hlr,eman & Vaughan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
TESLA SUES FOR $780, 900.
Makes counter Claim Against Law
yers In Patent Case.

Nikola Tesla filed an answer In the
Supreme Court yesterday TO a suit
started by Kerr, Page x Cooper, patent
attorneys, TO recover 10000 for legal
services. Tesla denies he owes he at
torneys anything and asks judgment Oh
a counter claim for s250,000.
Tesla alleges that between 1900 and
1914 he engaged the attorneys to OBJ
tain certain patents for him, and be-
cause of their failure to do SO he has
been damaged in the amount claimed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
= RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian, The Bronx aud BROOKLYN.
lat II vESEY STREET.

lat ~ NESEY STREET.
BY J. II. Mayors.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, ~, e 3, Gel II 18TH
st, 40.6xy6. 2x irreg, I and ) sty school
Mutual Life lns Co agt II l. Brown,
Sc, s?,25l25; adjourned 20 oct T.
BY Joseph =, Day.
av' S~Oxs7,sx irreg, sty dwigNH :
Martin ct al, exrs and trustees agt &
A Stsrbuck ct al; due, SEA, 403. 20; taxes,
Sc, s22440; withdrawn,
los. 3, I ETY. tnt--G II sstterlee agt II
u Miller, indlvid and admr, ct Al; due,
st2,l6S,O6: taxes, &c, sisS. 50, to plsin-
tin ,,SlO.O 900
lat 3?Os THIRD AvENUEl
BY Bryan l., Kennedy.
l6sTH ct. III T.. n 8, 9s,2 . Walton av,
rs. gSx9x25, Sxl02.5, 9 sty dwlg-American
Swedenborg Printing and Pub Society
due. t6.oOo,3O; taxes, sc, s2ll,6s; to the
18TH ST. lis il. Ms, i?aig' e walton s @v,
jxiO2+x2t.+Ai0s, sly dwlg-same ast
same, action q, due, -, o9o'o5: lakes
by Joseph J., pay.
MORRIS Az. 1880 Q =, $50 8 10th at
lOOJ, 200xl0O, 3 sty dwlg-L j Van
Deusen sgt Lena stein ct al; due, SIS
S7t.o6' taxes. sc, $500 to Abe plain.
by Charles J, Dunn,
lSsTH ST. i0G-4Os Z, 3 . cor W bster av.
lOO. 2x42. 5xsON- l sly str and : Q sly
tnts aud strs-M Il Wilkinson agt j J
Wilkinson ct al, due. s2.sll.ss; taxes,
Sc, s7t4,0s, sub To pr mtgs OF $1,000
to the plaintiH VI. 900
Ry Herbert A, sherman.
MARCY PI. iN, n ., ns> y GRAND blvd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
BRo>x FLAT BUILDERS Buy.

KELLY STREET Willomette
Building Company. Harry G jackson
president. has purchased from .Abra-
ham Schneider, the plot 5ONl0', on the
east side OF Kelly street 80 feet north
Of I67th street. The buyer will erect
a tive story apartment house. The
site adjoins a two story store at the
corner of 10Th street, hui. last year
by y. l.. Ernst,
GRAND Boulevard Arthur Briggs
has sold TO a builder for improvement
with apartments a plot 5OXli0 on
Grand Boulevard and Concourse, near
Fordham road. II. \. Douglas a Co.
were the brokers.
PROSPECT .ANENUE-Wiliam Ede-
bohes has sold to O.. Faisp the north
west corner Of Prospect avenue and
Paramount place, two frame houses, on
plot J0XlO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
FIRE DRILL DODGER FINED.
Nan Who Jeered Mt Precaution
Musi Pay $50 or 60 10 Jail.

Harry Hprowitz, -, an operator OF
IL L.,s' l7>th street, The Bronx, was
t'..r .,I To- pay a line of $50 or serve
t,e lay IN prison by justices Mclnerney.
Herbert AID salmon in Special Sessions
Yesterday for failing 10 participate In a
NE d"'lL HIS punishment was the FIRST
ever recorded IN this court for such an
Vn'u,,
TIL" complainant was Inspector Oscar
"'.Ir, OF the bureau Of fire preven-
''', ".p said that on May rs. after a
''' l'. had been ordered In "A factory
Wei l-,tn street, he found Horowitz
IN the building jeerirg at zoo other
t'uih 'y',a vino had left,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-24
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains In modern one fam
ily houses and choice building lots at prt-
vate sa.c, Il large number from which 70
se isct.
THE BANNING DEPARTMENT. Stair
OF NEW YORK. to quickly close the busi-
tess Of two corporations. Oners these prop
,rtics at about tOC of former pric-s.
They are located az brentwood. Palisade,
dors.mers and Leonia, Sew jersey 10
,osite Granite Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes ~ Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties win
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains.
Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Policy
free.
For further details and terms. address
Bent. n. Halrh'. Special n, puty Supt. OF
Ranks. care OF Banking Department 81
broadway. New York City
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BRookLNN APARTMENT SITE.

Bernard Kempurr and Jacob ;. CHASER,
composing the RIngeley Construction
Company, have bought the southwest
corner Of Avenue | and Fourteenth
street, F~latbush. on which they will erect
a twenty family apartment house.
The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold the lot 2jXl00 on south s.dc Of
Eleventh street l09 feet west of Pros
pect Park West, for Mrs. Mary Smith,
to a client, who will improve 1t in the
near future.
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SUFFOLK HUNT BUYS HOME.

Members of the Suffolk Hunt Club
have purchased the property of he club
at Southampton. L. l.. which has been
occupied for the past five years under
lease. The cost was $751; 900 and among
those interested in acquiring the prop
erty were Col. Robert NJ. Thompson.
Henry d. Babcock. Richard Pelham
Robbins. John Il. Berwind and Frank ID.
Wiborg.
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hogan Heights to Louis Hajos, who re-
Gently sold his residence to the Bronx
River Reservation. Mr.. Hajos will
erect a residence on the site.
The Robert T.. Farley organization
has sold at Nepperhan Heights, fonk-
crs. to Albert j. Weatherby, a plot In
Myrtle avenue, and in Albermarle place
two lots to Philip Remyk.