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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
NEW LESSEES FOR
FINE APARTMENTS
Suites in the Popular Home Col
onies Rented to Many Well
Known Persons.

Pease e. Gilman have rented for
the American Real Estate Company
apartments in 40 East 62d St to DR..
II. G.. Knapp and to Edward b. Bryon;
for r. d. McCarter his apartment fur
nished) in $50 Park av., at the south
east corner of 18th ST., 20 John Revil-
lon; for the Montana Realty Company,
controlled by Potter Brothers, an
apartment in l2l East sgd ST., adjoin-
ing the Montana, on the Park av block
front. to James J. Hickey; also rented
an apartment in the Southfeld, at 40
East 35th ST., 10 Mrs. Henry Russell,
and one in ll6 East 59th ST. to Ben Ali
Haggin, the artist.
Samuel II. Martin has rented apart
ments at 35 West 6lst st. 20 Genevieve
Martin; at IL West 65th st. TO Al
phonse lie Roy; l05 West nth st. to
Alfred A. White; at So West 6Sth 81. TO
Daniel Barron; 76s Ninth sy. to
Thomas Ward; "a West 9th 81. to Jo-
Graft: is West 65th 81. 10 K. W.
Ouindler; l4s Columbus ay. to Daniel
Donavan, and 81 Columbus av. 10 Gail
Gardner.
Douglas /. Gilman and Fish & Mar
vim have leased an apartment, fur
nished. for the season in the Verona.
32 East Gath St. for Mrs. c. r. Woodln;
also. with Albert b. Ashforth. a large
furnished apartment in 400 Park sy.
for Miss Georgine Isein 10 Henry 5.
Snyder, Of the Bethlehem Steel Com
pany, and an apartment in l49 East
.eth ST 20 Miss II. Trautman; also
an apartment in SO East 10th St. fur
nlshed, for Mrs. A. s. Loring 70 DR..
Herbert l.. Wheeler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
DEMAND FOR
MODERN OFFICES
Large Number of Spacious
Lofts Also Reported
Rented.

George r. Read & Co. have leased
the following Offices and space: In Ill
Fifth av., corner OF 18th ST., 70 lsidore
Lusher, Rufus II. Kimball, George A.
W. Buchholtz and Active Muslin I'm
derwear Company; In ITO Broadway,
corner 2sth at, 10 Rubber Garment
Specially Company, Ahrens & Winslow,
Philip W. Mailer, Es.elle A. Stein
reich, and J. j. Beyerle Manufacturing
Company; In 1922 and 124 East 25th
ST., 10 Hawkeye Embroidery Company,
Beatrice Brown and John Gillespie; In
392 Fifth av, TO Dante Gambinossi,
Mattewan Manufacturing Company, and
Henry Hosbach, successor to Metcalf
Company; in No. 10 West 9Sth St, to
Waldorf Costume Company; in IL west
48th ST., TO Miss Marjorie Worth, and
in 50T Fifth ay., to Lucien Fangiuere.
J. B. English has leased for Albert
!. Sanders to Charles w. Barnett the
business building 109 West Attn St.
for a term of years. The tenant has
been the occupant Of the store for
about six years.
Duff & Conger, In conjunction with
Cross G. Brown Company, have leased
for Frederick Aver TO John Zsitny the
store 1877 East seth st.
Pease & Gilman have leased add
tional space at % West 46th ST. for
G.. VI. Richards TO Mrs. Margaret Edgar
and Miss Marie Deichmann, proprie-
tors Of the White Swan Tea Room, of
Belmar. n. J. :,
Louis Kempner Son have leased
for the seth Construction Corporation,
Jacob Axelrod, president, store at
southeast corner OF Broadway and seth
81. for a term OF ten years TO Edward
Miller and Henry Kitchener. The
rental aggregates 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
BETHLEHEM STEEL
GOES TO 500 MARK
Report of Stock Readjustment Is
AuthOritatively Denied.

Bethlehem Steel touched 300 on the
Stock Exchange yesterday. new high
record. United States Steel sold dur
ing the session at s714. the highest
price in Ave years.
Al the same time rumors that stock
read justment Of the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation is under consideration,
calling for sn authorization Of l, $1,000
shares Of new stock TO be exchanged
for the present issue on the basis Of ten
shares Of new fr- one of old, were
authoritatively denied. This authority
or the company's affairs said:
There is absolutely no foundation
for the report. Prominent officials
have been approached by certain bank
ers, who have requested that such &C
ton be taken because of the high price
az which the stock is selling but there
ere others who are equally firm in their
convictions that il should not be done.
Whether any plan of this character
or any other calling for readjusiment
of The Bethlehem capitalization will
be undertaken later on ! am not in n
position 10 state at present"
This interest also stated that the
negotiations for the acquisition Of the
Pennsylvania Steel Company by the
bethlehem had not yet been closed.
Charles NJ. Schwab was Mt his Office
Yesterday. however. and his presence
In New York was taken by Wall Street
&c mean that the deal may be soon
completed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
REELECTED HEAD OF
REAL ESTATE BOARD
Mcclure to Continue Directing
Organization.

Laurence VI. D. Mcclure was yes
terday reelected president and Fred
oriek d. HALEY treasurer. Of the Real
Estate Board ~ the annual meeting.
Lawrence h. Gilman was elected vice
president md Edward c. Cammann
secretary OF the organization.
The following were elected gov
errors to serve for three years: Lau-
renee VI D. Mcclure. Charles A. Cone
and Thomas Hovenden There were
l04 ballots cast.
Other elections held by the members
yesterday were as follows: For nom
mating committee: Alfred V. Amy.
David A. Clarksor, Oscar l.. Foley. Rob
crt K. Rsiney and T X. Wood
For auditing committee: Donald W.
Brown, Thomas p. Graham and Eugene
s Willard
The members before their adjourn
ment voted unanimously their appre-
citation Of the work Of the president
md the retiring members, Albert b.
AShforth. vice president. and Elisha
Snifin. secretary This expression Of
appreciation is 20 take the form OF a
dinner to the president and the retir-
ing governors.
Resolutions were also passed ap-
pointing a committee TO prepare some
suitable expression of sympathy for
Edward l. King, a former secretary Of
the board. now i'll in St. Luke's Hos
pital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS

Corn. on reli,, from duty At r. Morgan. to Fl
r,r n" Lieut. IsSn'' JAMES A ROBERTSON. Msa Re.
rorr, from II Thomas 10 home ana staho re
R,.,m,,ioa q Fint lieut.. ALFRED RichAhps'
Med Res Cons accepted ~. ,.N,rs
Lev 4 ,s.sn' g. Fiji. .d sT Two t %cu on
rival IN L. s Wv
r,.y, Gem L. q sHAPLEY, detached ns'.
magazine nav yard. Mar ISAAC. 10 Asi1Ao
, s,1'lG Gsro W TARbY. detached New York to
Zee, snfia-er Atlantic resetys hset L., w,.A
Leu c WILHELM. TO Na'a Hospital wash
Is,g. d O. II. wEiIBRocK. detached cuso''
ns 20 ~ u. O. $. A RICHARDSON. detached
Pane h iroHN NiIsfS detached n,r. training
-, '."'io0 yec t Miiffh detached r~'irns ship AZ
No7yo.1I e TriNE WOOD. detached naval training
- a. alton Newport u rcnne.see ,,..A,..,..,
Ems PAiH K4 e T1;, b .'.SS:d H.;s isiHins
s,.,ien. Nswpor . Tennessee 49,, am.
IL pT'CHANAN detached New Jersey con
snue Naul HosriiAi Newport
MOVEMENT.
ARRIVED.
~. ,s-y,o,1d, Al n Y gard Mnntsna 81
.,e,pi. Bay. from Nssponi Iglcph. ~.
81 B.s.. ri G.. Ga q sna a. oi' monass.s'
a ao.ssn' P P,gp fsn,h,r and Tern a, NoTh
49,, ,,sm y, Pond Bay BALTIMORE a. orr
49, 49, =, Ch,sier AZ Gibraltar. Nero al "uH
MAJ Arsthuss at Norfolk
SAILED
o isrres,cn go.'o' y tSr si'i ss,is tsp.
Et,, o., Mole st Nicholas ~-Ience san
n,.,o for san Pedro: Ds Ao!ns. Aeisihs iof
kAO1es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
100000 FOR CITY
IN TAX LIEN SALE
Spectators Win Rush to
Bid In Long Island
City Claims.

More than 100000 was realized for
the city yesterday in sale OF liens
upon property located in the Long
Island City section of Queens for un-
paid taxes and assessments. which was
conducted under the direction OF Dan
iel r. Moynahan, collector Of assess
ments and arrears. Some OF the
amounts due have stood against the
property as far back as 1875, and we're
heritage from the old Long Island
City government.
fhe sale was attended by more than
two hundred spectators and represen-
tatives of lien companies. In the rush
individual owners who sought TO buy
in the liens on their own property were
brushed aside by the professionals
The sale will have an immense effect
upon property in the Long Island City
section because il will clear up the
title 10 many important Parcels that
are now ripe for development, hut
which could not heretofore be sold
An important feature OF the sale re-
suited in public service corporations IN
tho borough coming forward and dis
charging liens created by the nom
payment Of franchise taxes.
The Brooklyn, Queens County & Sub
urban Railway company, on INES oPei :
ating from Brooklyn TO Elmhurst. paid
sra. 93s01, but left for future negotia-
items another lien of SS4,655.0l on o;her
lines. The New Amsterdam Gas Com
pany paid a lien of Sl49,365.72. There
were withdrawn from the sale liens OF
S4I2,S7l40 on the Brooklyn City Rail
way Company; s52.577.25 on the ia
maica Water Company, and s45,O4729
on the Queens Borough Water Com
pany. and s47.979 on property held by
the trustees Of 81. Patrick's Cathedral
for cemetery purposes. Six months
time was granted TO effect a settle
mont
There we're 300 liens offered at this
sale. and afterward the sale was adj
journed until December. The liens
sold were only about one-tenth Of the
total number that will be offered on
property in this ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Appolntments-Flo A stevens. As we
Division y Recording. 500 pr snnum. Tor pro
haiionary period n three months. m oc, y .
David HApin. machini.s helper. bureau
pairs ana Supple d i'i'i'i Il, o' A''~' '''
Leave Of Absence (-lth pS)-ssyt 10 to ~
snss,',-s se.i q 70 So C.ers Aleiantsr J. Ne
Conueu Bureau Of Repair, and supplies. i9ur
and one. hal days NJ sePt - h .ef sa1
ioui, Kiaze. Bureau q Repair. 'n4 Il supple i,,,.
81. m OFT l. Painter jeremiah Tooney Bui,Au
u Re,sir and supplies oei ltls- 70 !u,'
l. 1915. SiefoCapher al ISie"'hs ~.
nrrG So m oct g. 1915 Enansn,n rhomi,
Barlry Bureau u R-piirs and supplies Lieutenant
S SS, 20 isi5 sioker John coJlo. af.oo., sab
Low y hours : = m. ot ~ nur,u o.,
p. O.sn ~ supp!ies' II m oct IL
hsf r.. iios,as r. retort 70 Frmn AeI NUT
On Regiment 10 A.InG9 81 G.A ave " Roe i;
a n Il, H'gh E EfsSa ci n Z b. i!
J ponorsn. Ens 20, ]. L press'~ Eng IS;
! 4 bSmmger. IN; o y g}.,us s.r,,, k9'
Eng En-: "a r.. G hit'' Wii@cr J.. -. 80 Il 3
E.'s. tps 10 INK g Ken b,I En-. 'f 81. 81.
a wooiisy. Eng % "a Sec J. A. colss.
Ens geo. W IL sT1sr. "a c.msn,, il 4
i'hP'ng Inrsih II 4 / 90. A J Muir, II.
a / a.. Fraser ~ J. 30 Joseph hIlIsf
10 IL & l. 10. Inst Br.sra. u. a l.
III y J. Bruno II. l. j.. George ol'en
ii 4 l. rs; 6 g ROW y -. ( + Il III:
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rr9bat1nIry frsmen. appointed 70 report e.
e-t1of n Instruction Weine.dV, october - 81
tba time sr.ciaei for thirty dcJ, 2 N
Do.chef Ene lo Heap Nar;i.-L Ens 81 y, JI''2h
G.-n-, Fns II samuel Tsrrsn'. ms g l.
9egtn Trs ri II r shea. Eng loi ired.Les
Fr....ete,.i rns 20 A J. Crssci. Enc 20 Will
~, pou.son. fus 2ss Il A Lude'sf Ent -,
Amandus Ptuisen. fnf ~ ). = heiHlsy
l.. Ens 90 BeasT,n Pi $500. ~ hns 81.
4 II N GSi.,a. rs as 70 l. " H.cEsr r. pa
isi. , {. reeter.. Lns ", ", p y Tn'y
dietrich. Ens % J. ! oN.il kns y
O'Connor Eng d, mfns,,. m. 4,
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+ NJ snlii,sn. Eng ga J s.sson. t9t 80
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Ing ia. Friii PI,an. Lns i., " p u su.a':
Ens !. S II. Miller. Ens us p J h'f''"S
n. foIlopins applicants tor ui| ns;,i ~
promotion to tns.ns,' ~ G,,rg s,r.e K., Rr:r
ior III IN operating steam A., engine" o.'2o .,,
a. lsis q Nv 4 h,i Gun ~ rs 50 9
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
BROUGHTON HOUSE BUYER
X. X. Bsbbitt. Lawyer. Will Occupy
Dwelling After Slight Alterations.

kurnal Z. Rabbit, an attorney, Is
the purchaser OF the Urban II.
Broughton residence at Is East 18th
St. sale OF which. through William y.
MAY & Co., was announced yesterday.
Mr. Rabbit, who now resides in the
Walton. at III Madison av., will oc-
cupy the dwelling after making minor
alterations.
Contract for the sale has been sent
70 Mrs. Broughton. who is in England,
following its approval b. her repre-
sentstives in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
ESTATE SALES TODAY
Manhattan and Far Rockaway Proper
ties of Late Ii. r. Einstein Offered.

Bryan L. Kennedy will offer. to-day
AZ auction in the Vesey St salesroom
for the estate Of b. F. Einstein the
four story dwelling, II East sOth st.;
also. at Wsvecrest, Far Rockaway. one
and one-eighth acres OF land and a
modern thirty-room dwelling with
three baths on Wsvecrest av., running
through to Brinckerhof av, near Cedar
av.: also A two story stable on the west
side Of Wavecrest ay., near Atlantic ay.,
4Oxlllx irregular.
He will also offer for the Nealon es-
tate a plot in The Bronx. for the Pat
rick Cannon estate, a dwelling in villa
av. and a plot in the Dyckman section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20

An appointment ad interim would be
made by the Board Of Aldermen. but
would last only until December 81 OF
the year in which the vacancy occurs
II would then be necessary TO renew
the appointment II the vacancy still
existed.
As Mr. McAneny will not resign IN
oil January. the new BOARD OF Alder
men, elected next month, will designate
his temporary successor. The vice
chairman elected By the new board
probably would be esignated 70 serve
"a president until the fall election. II
depends upon the lineup Of the new
board whether a Republican or Demo
crat would I'll The vacancy. Henry II.
Curran. Republican, IL the present vice
chairman, but II there should be a
Democratic majority in the board after
the coming election Mr.. Curran would
probably be dropped.
The announcement Of his purpose
will come as surprise 20 many OF the
associates OF Mr.. McAneny in the ctv
government. II was said that only the
Mayor and some Of the other mem
hers Of the Board of Estimate have
known recently that he seriously con-
sidered leaving the municipal service.
There have been rumors for some time
AZ CITY Hall that the President OF the
BOARD of Aldermen had thought OF go
ing into business, but they were not
taken seriously II was believed that
he would continue with the Mitchell
administration until the end OF its
term.
Il was evident last night that Mr..
~ fl.f-,F 81 NTH nj q
20 his new held, and was not loath 70
iay down the heavy burdens that have
been his in the city government.
Fought for subway System.
Two Of the accomplishments during
his service in the city government that
stood out perhaps more than he others
we're his long fight in the Board OF
Estimate for the adoption OF the great
dual subway system and his widening
= Fifth Avenue and other main thor
oughfares Of the city.
Mr. McAneny began his early career
rs a reporter on THE Jersey City Jour
nal" iIe was a reporter on "The Even
ing World" from 1885 20 1889. In 1892
he became secretary Of the Civil Ser
vice Reform Association, as well as sec
rotary OF the National Civil Service
Reform League. For six months he
was secretary Of the local Civil Service
Commission and drew the present civil
service law.
In 1902 he went into the Office of
the late Edward NJ Shepard and studied
Jaw for three years He became presi-
dent OF the City Club in 1905 and held
that Office until 1909, when he was
elected Borough President. He was
elected TO his present Office IN 1913.
Mr.. McAneny has been a consistent
and persistent advocate of woman suf-
frage. 1.-THE Times" is the only morning
paper in New York actively opposed to
extension Of the ballot. Suffrage lead
ors who heard OF his new alfliation
last night wondered if il would involve
n reversal Of the policy of 1.-THE Times"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

1,mp~ap tnI''@o' H,,. nooD o. o. i bf'H
e 80, soth 10 sth I D IS days. p m. oct
j: q Bqron sna 2 ws,'' d ESQ 70 S SS%
~ d. 1fiu a, station house attendant 80
Jay. Oct 70 s s.,. NON Noon g Oct t'' =
e. lss'h rom precincts Indicated. duty IN faded
premises, 50 day.; OCT 20 rs5i i iSye
i'' l. Burke. si". T ! nm, isisi az m Oct
II. y. 5, LeahJ 6'h = !, IS, norman i'''h' = o.
re-, ,,isrm.o, pisoonunv.d.-Ptlm ". P. Be>ch-
e. Tlsrie D. 10 10th J. d. temporary il H.
% cave, o, Absence without pay ;.PtiS1n J.
p,nner. I'm, ! day ~ H., oe. q wes.'sr.
A i,g5 iS9 6,y 'I m. Oct NJ james sh'gshps..y
i,sih j DAY. l2Oi a nj oS Ss, ~, Ko,S. iss9'
dsy o.. Oct 10, IS L h.t M1i' iI,a P'S DAY.
GANs' - - / A Bahrenberg. IAN. days.
: NJ. Nov. s H. Y Mull'J. Health squad
aass ,,.,s,S from pun without pay .--ftlmn. T.
r s'ybsr, lieth from OF a m. Oct ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
MANHATTAN BUILDING
Only One Structure Planned In Week
Ending October Is.

The building operations in Manhat-
tan for the week ending October l5
were as follows: Plans filed for new
buildings, /; estimated cost Of new
buildings, $4,000; plans fled for al
terations, "a; estimated cost Of altera-
tions, Sl37 905; buildings reported as
unsafe, 40; other violations OF law re-
ported. 50; unsafe building notices is
sued. lO7; violation notices issued, 323;
unsafe building cases forwarded for
prosecution. 0. and violations cases for
warded for prosecution, 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
HELD ON WILSON" CHECK
Ohio Man Extradited from Jersey on
Forgery Charge.

Trenton, y. J., Oct. Ex-Governor
Fielder to-day honored the requisition
for the return of John Thomas O'Brien
to Columbus, Ohio, where he is wanted
for forging President Wilson's name
10 q check for Sl00
The offence is alleged to have been
committed July 16, 1912. O'Brien is
row held in Jersey City. The check
was on a Newark national bank, and
was cashed in Columbus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
NOTARIES HELD FOR TRIAL
False Attesting Of District Attorney
Nomination Signatures Alleged.

Louis Krause, of 10 West 1l7th
Street. ex-Assistant State Superin-
tendent Of Elections, and Herman II.
Under. of 53S East l39th Street, The
ltronx. were held in 81 900 bail for trial
in Special Sessions by Magistrate Cobb
in the Tombs court yesterday
The men were charged with falsely
attesting 20 signatures as notaries pub
lie on petitions designating Frank
Moss and John ]. 0'Connell for the
nomination Of District Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
New Building Plans.
Manhattan.

ssrH ST. a3s-+sI W. .,y bowling slleJ. 1871
IS. II Is add Jackson and J. Wei. owners,
A For ll23 Broadway. aren't. fa5j0.
The Bronx.
GRANT Az ~, leep n ls5th st ay brick
,.nmt. lO0rss: Arthur Avenue Realty and Con
sfrir,'on Co. Jos FaleilA. so T. lsith a..
pres owner. VIM Fslela. 1898 Lorilnd AZ.
archt. 100000
frGms dsls Al sri.; Dclafsld Estate. Inc:
D.ia1ed 81 CedH o. pres owner: Dwight
Baum. waldo az. srrht. s. 900.
WALDO Az " cor Livingston AZ; ~ ~ frame
dsls o. 6rs0. J \ Richardson Lyeth. 81 Wall
81. owner. Dsight Baum. Waldo s' Hcht
SIS 900
BOSTON ROAD, n /. cor Esstehes,er road ~
frame hotel .5H65. Walter " Taylor AS Te-
cumseh AZ, Mt Vernon Owner. John Brandt.
al " ll5th st Eoht. 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET,
NEW JERsEI.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS ~ MODERN
one family houses and choice building lo,s
a. private sale. a large number from which
TO select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT STATE
OF NEW YORK, TO quickly close the busi-
ness OF two corporations. offers these prop
srtiss At about sos Of former prices.
They are located al GranteoOl. Psiisaie.
korsemsre. and LeoniA. Nee Jersey toppo-
site Grants Tomb. within twenty i've r~i..
ute- OF Manhattan
An inspection % these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar.
gains Liberal terms Title GuAran.ce Poi.
Icy free
For further details and terms. Adsres,
BESJ HAiGHr, Special Deputy Sups
~ Ranks. csr- ~ hankirg Department. 81
Broadway. New York Cig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Rumor About 100000 Loan.

There was a report current In real
estate circles yesterday tina. arrange
meut had about been completed for the
placing OF an Ss,00O.0 600 loan on piece
Of realty IN this city. According to the
rumor the loan affects one Of the new
err downtown structures. Everything Is
said TO have been agreed upon, and
final papers will be executed within .
,Uaak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Iron Tns Trihuns Bureau
Washington. October 10.

Iron Tns Trihuns Bureau
Washington. October 10
t. ARMY
ss',.t rte-'s 20 p J<srensor,h Jan ., ior
LigS $40 Service School COS sAhlhL T.
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81 rH6,. sSHAEL IS, C ,RkiLou gan M.
TpassNEs Il n Aa4iX 81 Ia ia; ~ sAM1 Il
sSS. '.h ~. IAwaENCf j FLEMING.
fss.t, 80 WILLIAM GLASGOW. 9Th Cav.
a n La,p..o-.' IN leu, Col,
TyAD .olAsTEAD. AL Gen. and T. "
.es.,s LV'As. csgs % Eng. y Y National
swshENcE FLEMING from dean u
L.,, 9 De-. 10 sn a., squadron At -
s s.l stssI Hunt ga Int detailed In.
u. . 49, n q. Mniua. from Jackson
fc ca, MAGEE. Med. Corps. on sriu'
Lssss.,>t - II HANSON. Med Cops. al IT
~ Hksy gcsea q u ssn Houston.
~ No. hl MlHREYs Med Cops. on
ssr,ss''1 o'J a D. 0seihor9s. TO n sam
q, St. ,,sos Il MsLn4Ax. Ned Corp. ~
ari N-V a. p Mcdowell. 70 Sossis,
Il Taohcr ? HAMILTON O NJ c. from
estts n 20 a ana report 20 com
~ Ef western Dept
wa, e H ,s cREARr. 18Th Inf. a, Gal.
Sees HOPKINS. ss Corps from ~
~ ~ n. 2 EbvioE TeI1s. and Join Fieii
s..sO.. I 3 n PATTERSON. i2th Inf. from
ssss, Dls9rE isn Cav. detailed to
nssr5, ~ n G. Dec. /. .nd report 70
20 lea f HON.. p;yVi soo-r ~.
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CITY Dwelling Leases.

Goodwin z Gootwin rented FOR the
estate Of John Thompson LUCINDA
Thompson. executrix) 20 Vincent An
gelico!a. the dwelling az So West 18th
st. on lot l6.exl00li feet
Pease & Gilman have leased for
Charles G. Curtis 10 Mrs. Charles J.
Welch the dwelling, 20xlc0 feet, at ID
East 10th ST, between Fifth and Mad
son avs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Taxi Driver Gets Ten Days.

After being summoned TO court
thirty-nine times for violation of the
hacking ordinance, David Messenger, a
chauffeur. OF 639 East Twelfth Street,
was found guilty in the West Side
court Yesterday Of driving 6,d Ms ta1G cab
while passengers were beng DIS,
charged Magistrate House sentenced
him 10 ten days in the workhouse and
imposed a fine of $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Sales in Brooklyn.

The McInerney Klinck Realty Com
pany reports the following sale: The
two story and store brick business
building on the west side Of Flatbush
av., about l73 feet south Of Cation Gv..
on a plot 20xl02 feet; also sold for
Mrs Y. G.. Hudson 20 Louis, Fred and
Herman Lehman for occupancy the
house SPA Flatbush Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
Trade Notes.

N. Rosenthal Company has been APP
pointed agent OF the twelve story loft
building at l41 and l43 West 26th ST.
Pease & Gilman have been appoint
ed by Charles Dickinson, a. trustee
for Mrs. Mary L. Hillhouse, managers
and agents for the Tiffany Studios, a
FIVE story apartment house ut the
southeast corner Of l53d st. and Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-20
Awarded 22d Street Contract.

The general contract for making al
terations 70 Brooks Brothers old build
ing ut 22d ST. and broadway, PRIOR TO
its occupancy By Campbell, MetrGar
& Jacobson, has been awarded by the
architect. Edward |. Shire, to Messrs.
Rheinstsin & Haas. Inc, who will rush
the work 10 early completion.