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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Presents Competition Cup.

Neenah.-Maj. J. B. Schneider, First
Wisconsin infantry, has presented a
trophy shield to company |, First Wis
consin infantry, to be competed for
annually by the company members.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Attempt to Save Is Costly.

Observation-Disclosures to save
money by stealing ride proved costly
to George Olson, Neenah cigar
maker One hand was crushed and he
was injured about the hips.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Hotel Fund Is Subscribed,

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 100000 hotel
fund has all been subscribed. Options
on site which expired some time ago
have been renewed.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Plan for Class Reunion,

Neenah-A reunion of the classes
whose year number is Invisible by five
will be the feature of the annual ban
quet to be given by the alumni of the
Naenah High school commencement
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Money for Waukesha School,
AdeII Eiremen ornanize

Madison.-The Adell volunteer fire
department of the village of Adell
filed articles of incorporation in the
Office of the secretary Of state. In
corporatorS are L. c. Ziegler and
eighteen others.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
kenosha 70 Graduate Is.

Kenosha.-The program for the an
nual commencement of the Kenosha
High school has been issued. There
is a class of seventy-five, the largest
in the history of the school.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Burned bv Confirmation Candle.

Burlington-A little candle girl,
participating in the confirmation exer-
cises at ST. Mary's Catholic church,
narrowly escaped serious burns as a
result of the ignition of her clothing
from the candle.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
auxs Excursion Steamer.

Cumberland. = The Cumberland
Steamboat company has purchased the
old steamboat Curtis and will use it
for excursions.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Brother Saves Drowning Boy.

Neenah.-Frank Oehlke, years old,
fell in the Fox river while fishing. He
was carried down stream until Is
year old brother jumped in and sue
ceeded in getting him to shore.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Kills Five Wolves.

Baraboo.-W. H. Bell, who resides
near Fern Dell, killed five wolves and
received $40 from Sank county.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08
Former Sheriff to Carry Mail.

Former SneriH TO larry Mail.
Baraboo.-Former sheriff H. H. HUI
burt of Sank county has been awarded
the contract to carry the mail between
Baraboo and Kilbourn.
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-06-08

Crumbs of comfort never come
from eating crackers in bed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-Receip,s continue heavy and
table stock was of yssterday isc, making
extras 26Ec A, ,ons s a. inc, maze OF
The heavy holdings in the coolers and
the big supply make an easy market
The market closed weak.
Prices: creamery, e]Ntras 90 score,
?6Ac,i higher scoring Is's.,' nTsts'
tubs. finest. gee. good to prime, a v -5igc..
common 10 fair, ?lneShc. renovated eS-
,,ss, ?ta2tiac,; trs,s' 5ag2sse,' im,ss-
current make, hrsts, 2ila a 22c. seconds.
9ic,; lower grades, - zoe. packing stock,
June make, me, ~-9igc' no = l9'sc'
Cheese-volume Of Grade Yesterday wa,
entirely satisfactory and state skim were
room and they are more Independent about
current receipts, Market has. been Arm
al week and closed so last, night Prices
state, whole milk, fresh fats, white and
rolorrd. specials. l44 mliAc; average,
fancy. nc, state. skins, specials. 1lt n
lgc., skins, fresh. choice. loia tllc.; fair
EGGS-ENtreme heat prevents the free
use OF cold storage, eggs and the demand
that the market advanced again Yesterday
Ne, and should the present weather keep
up a further advance on fresh stock can be
expected. Even the lower srades OF fresh
Consumption IS increasing. Market closed
arm on all lines without change ia prices
Prices: Fresh gathered extras, :sa o
29hct extras, hrsts stlg u!7H 81 hrsts'
les, 2Ol9 b2lc,; refrigerator, special marks.
fancy, 24i9 a 25c.; refrigerator hrsts, ESQ
?4c.; seconds. 2lla g22igG; ,hennery
whites, nne to fancy, sSg S5c,; hennery.
browns. 500 see; mixed %colors, az zoe.
LIVE POuLTRY--s the Jewish New
Year began on Wednesday night there was
moi cleaned up on Wednesday night. There
we're still four cars under the shed and
twenty-five on track not unloaded. These
WAS no change in prices from the close on
Wednesday night. Prices: Fowl and
chickens ducks ks aI e . TSqs,Sr"' a% ia q
state spring, l7qlSo.; s~uineas. per pair
soc. pigeons, pair, 2oc.
killed stock were unexpectedly heavy
Yesterday and the Hebrew holiday cut of
buyers materially all day. II was difhcult
to move any volume of stock and prices
ON fresh nearby chickens. Weather was
against the trade. This caused the decline
on scalded fowls. There was little done In
frozen poultry. A few turkeys are helms
& Co. Prices Fresh fowls, Western. boxed
so lbs. and over, I'm Misc: Western
scalded, large, 10 q Ice; iced, Western, dr.,
ern, small, l3qiic. Chickens, fresh, near
by. 3 and 4 lbs. to pair, 23m use; Vir,
slnia, milk fed, and ~ lbs to pair
2io Western. milk fed, 8 and , lbs.
?iW2sc.; dry picked. corn fed, 5 and
lbs, isai9c.; old boosters, i2s Wl3c,
souabs, prime, white, 10 lbs, to dozen
$3.50; . lbs, So; s lbs, s2.75, Frozen
TURKEYS. dry picked, selected, Gle; West
ern. zoe, Texas, lIgisc, Chickens, ~ u
box, milk fed, ~ 10 ~ lbs, etc Is lbs
iec.; IS lbs. and over, zoe. Fowls. ~ 4
boI. 40 lbs and over N dozen, re n
| to IS lbs, lee. Old roosters. Ian Q lac.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
v,psu,LL CORNER BUYER.

Francis Bennerman, dealer In second
hand military goods. with a place on
broadway. near Broone street. is the
t,yer Of the Marshall estate property
Of the northeast corner OF Seventh
venue and Thirty-seventh street. sold
IN June in foreclosure proceedings.
frederick Fox bought the property Tor
Nr Zimmerman at the sale bidding
,iisOoO for IT. Title 10 the corner was
,,ken Yesterday in the name of the
Little streets corporation. The property
,s es.e feet on the avenue and 244 feet
a, the street. The city values II at
s77s. 400. A two story garage covers
the corner at present. but this is not
expected to remain long judging from
me stories tina have been circulated
since the property was sold. Mr.. Ban
herman will not make the improve
nent. lie plans to sell it to builders
nho will do the building. The plot Is
the largest parcel available for i'm
movement between the Pennsylvania
station and Times Square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, sept. a-These arm!
orders were issued to-day:
Second Lieut.. John {. ,wyeth; Fifth
Field Artillery, to Fort Sam Houston
The following named officers are re
lteved from further duty al Fort Porter
y. T., and will proceed TO Join their regi-
ment at Douglas. Aria First Lieut.. An
drew }. White. Twenty-seeond infan,ry'
second Lieut.; Robert l.. Eiehelberser'
The following named officers are as
signed TO regiments indicated after Their
=. Aventoe, sixth Cavalry; Second Lieut..
Charles c Benedict TO the Tweniy,nrst
son. Harold W. James and clyde II. Essen
schmidt. to Twenty-hrst Infantry.
The following transfers OF ofhceTs OF
Infantry are announced: second Lleu'.
John 4 McDermott, from sixth Infantry
&, &, the Eightssn,h lntantryi sfrenn leu in:
T Then" g to g ;nd hs Sam f fni"n,4 Eighteenth In
Col' Harry c. Benson. cavalry, upon his
own application Is retired from active ser
vice to take effect December
Major George l.. scott, retired, is re,
leysd rom dH,y a. Tor S's Az st coi ana
capt. Townsend +. Dodd. aviation ofh-
Ger, signal Corps, to Bro%nsNilie. ieN;
First Aero squadron. signal Corps, al
!" CART. Dough-. W M2Ennery, Medical
troops, Canal Zone. for assignment to duty
with station at CoroZal.
second Lieut.. Calvin NJ Smith,. Coast
Artillery Corps. from Ws,,er Bed h9s.
fences of Baltimore.
Lieut.. Col. Moses O.. Zalinskl, Quarter
! master Corps. from duty at headquarters,
Western department. 10 san francisco.
Capt. Walter NJ. Whitman, Quartermas-
, ter Corps. from duty In Philippine Islands,
to the United States.
FRS, Lieuts Walter p B~oatwright and
william Il. Nichols, Coast Artillery Corps,
are detailed as instructors at the Coast
Artillery school. Fort Monroe, Va.
Additional Second Lieut.. Francis j
DUNCAN, Fourth Field Artillery. Is as
signed to that regiment AS ii Second Lieu
tenant,
The following changes in stations and
duties of officers OF Medical Corps are
ordered: capt. Hiram a Phillips 10 For
Sam Houston, Ten, Capt. Juntus G.
Gregory. from duty as attending surgeon
Philadelphia. Pa, 10 Fort Slocum. y. y
capt. Morse will proceed to Columbus
barracks, Ohio and report In person 4
the commanding officer Of that post foi
duty, -,
return to Fort Totten, =. Y, from tenn
porary duty at West Point, y. y. vii
stand relieved from duty at Fort Totter
for duty as attending surgeon In Ne"
York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
MORTGAGES.

With name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney.)
DowntOWn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The NSvigaYione Gcnerdlc ltaliauo Nuer
America, sailing tomorrow for Naples. Viii
take mail. closing at $40 \. NJ" for Italy.
Bulgaria. Rumsuia, serbia, switzerland
and Greece when specially addressed only.
The American liner New York. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool, VII take mall,
closing at $50 A. NJ, for Europe. except
Germany, Austria, Hungary, burg,
Turkey, the Netherlands, Norway. sweden
and Denmark; also for Africa. West Asia
and East Indies.
The French liner Rochamheau. sailing
tomorrow for Bordeaux. Will take mall.
closing at IL NJ, for France. Rumdnls,
Bulgaria. Serbia. switzerland, Italy, spain,
Portugal. Egypt. Greece. British India,
British East Africa, Slam. Malta, Glib
raltar. Ccylou. straits settlements, Dutch
East Indies, West Australia and Persia.
The acknowledgements liner Wcs'erdyk,
sailing tomorrow for Rotterdam, Will take
mail, closing A. $50 \. NJ, FOR the Neither
lands, Germany, Austria, Hungary, Lux
cmburg aud Turkey,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
BRONX FLATS IN \ DEAL.

VALENTINE ANENCE-The Hoffman
Company, builders, of which George
H. Hoffman is president. has sold to
John VI. Cantwell, 2i3s and 2ii2
Valentine avenue. two five story
structures. occupying a plot, 1Ol.llx
1876, on the east side of the avenue.
about 10 feet south OF lssth street.
They were erected last year by the
selling company.
VINCENT ANESUE-Kurz & Cren
have sold for a client OF John j..
Brady n vacant plot. 75xl0o, on the
west side OF Vincent venue $50 feet
north Of Town Dock road dots 20.
q. rs Lohauer Park, aud IA vacant
lot, 25xl00. on the southeast corner
OF Waterbury and Kearney avenues
Oot GA. Lohbauer Park also the
northwest corner Of Ludlow and
Therior avenues, 45xl00 Oot l,240,
Gleason map Nc. -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

2oTu ST : :, 179.S e 9th av, ls4Xss.o:
ism 81 sii. 32i & 323 W; 4Sth st, n $,
AIS Sth av. 36Nl00,S. sd st, 3O1 w;
aim It. 5 :, so " 9th av, 2OS5O. and
s7th 81, 4O2 W-Mabel l. Bennett agt
Elisabeth NJ Myers ct al tamended par
tition); attys. Rollins a Eoi,ins'. o,,u
WEST END Az, $ e cor 7sth st. sS2x
at 7sth 81 q West End Avenue Co, Inc
faction to declare lien); attys. Morgan,
Morgan g. Carr.
10TH ST. 26l E-EmigTsnt Industrial
savings Bank agt Christian Bierback
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage; attys'
" A Il ] O'Gorman,
NANu ATTAIN 1T. 5 :, 466.3 W Broadway.
6oxi50-Wnliam RaDkin agt parrow
Realty co ct al foreclosure of mort
xageI: atty, W II Adams
c5SVEST Az, = W cor li7th st, 9s1iS
7b-Eila NJ Burke agt, Convent Avenue
construction co ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage attys, o'Brlen, Boardman q
Plat. -
EAGLE AV. W 8, i46 II s OF lb6th st. lSx
sS2-Carl NJ owen sgt James 3 segravo
ct al foreclosure OF mSrtgase); atys'
wFfTTIs.uMnsGsRipGE ROAD. W $. begin
"ning at point marked on stone In wall,
Isasaii. also lot In Westchester fronting
on Main st. 35x200. belonging TO Morris
Raislcy, deceased-Joseph Kelly ct al
az ex agt George r Baisley ct al tac,
ton 20 set aside conveyance; atty. c
q Smith. M
tTH ST, $ 3, 100 II n e OF Union av.. COX
i00--Ehjah n Ryer ast Minnie Panham
ct al foreclosure of mortgaEe); attys.
Clocke, Koch n Reidy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10

Commander l., B Price from the MAYA!
Academy, September 20. to connection
fitting ou, Melville and duty in command
Commander Ralph Earle from the Ar
kansas to Naval Academy. Annapolis
msnd OF the Dolphin, september IS, to
Naval Academy Annapolis ,.,m com.
manl Of the Dubuque to Naval Academy,
Annapolis. ~
from bureau OF navigation september ~,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. G. Richard
son from connection fitting out the Okla
acknowledgements Chauncey shack
ford from naval Academy 10 the Wyom'
-Commander Hillary williams
from naval Academy to the Rhode
Iieutenan Commander wllbert Smith
from the New Jersey to the
Ccltic,
from the North Dakota to the
Lieut.. J. P, Norneet qunior grade>,
Licuts. II r, A. Borchardt and $ A.
Manahan Junior grade). commissioned
Lieut., i. S, Brsndt Cunlor graded, from
the San Francisco. September 10, to the
Naval Academy, Annapolis
from the Cu,goa 10 the Naval Academy.
Lieut.. A. X. simpson tjunior .gradel,
from the Mdynower 10 tho Naval ACad-
Lieut.. NJ. $. Bennion Junior gradel.
from Naval Academy practice squadron
TO the Naval Academy.
Bleuts, j. a, VIII and e. X. Morrison
Ounior gradel, from the Naval Academy
practice squadron TO the Naval Academy,
Lieut., Il. NJ Griffin Junior grade,
Surgeon W. S. Pugh, Jr, to temporary
duty navy yard. New York,
Pay Director Z. ID. Ryan, commissioned
Pay Inspector Samuel Bryan, commits
stoned from August II.
Psymsster r p. sackett from, navy
yard, Washington, u, C.. November |. to
connection ftting out Nevada and or
board when commissioned,
PaymRster r.. T watrous TO the Mis-
souri,, ohio and Wisconsin on Septem,
pay,aaster W, v II Rose from nsvs
hospital. las Animas. col. to wait orders
Paymaster J, +. Hatch from the Wis.
consin September 80 to navy yard. Phlla
Passed Assistant Paymaster Franz
Baldwin from the Ohio. September 30. Il
naval training station. Newport. II. I.
Passed Assistant Psymaster G. T.. Par
sons from the Missouri, September 80, Il
navy yard. Washington, u, e,
Assistant Paymaster 7, = Gibbs q
naval pay officers school, Washington
Lieut.. T !. Keleher %tjunior grade,
from the Missouri to Naval Academy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10

3OTu ST. li2 Z. : :, $50 > Lex ay, ?lNesH
J., part. a stephen Van II Marillng 20
American Mtg co, a. Cedar II. Sept ;
demand. 6 p e; attys, BoWeF 4 90
DIST ST. Isl e. n :. 90 . ley ay, %-oNl0oN
-Rosalie A, wife Wm ! Becker. to
CHRISTOPHER w Mitchell, 800 " li3d -.
Aug -, ! VI. i y c; attys, Appel &
TAYLOR, 81 Chambers t............ $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
BUSINESS LEASING QUIET.
shifting I'm Trade Centres Seems
to Have stopped.

The American Real Estate Company
has leased to Samuel L. Cells the fourth
in the Arena Building. 80 and 40
West Thirty-second street, for a term OF
years.
The Berlin Renting Agency has leased
TO the Mead Drug Company. a West
ern concern. a store at 162d street and
Broadway for ten years at an aggre-
gate rental Of $4,000, and two stores
at the corner Of goth street and Broad
way for ten years at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000.
Spear & Co. have leased the ninth loft
in eos TO 209 West Nineteenth street to
the Prospect Button Works.
The Rutland & Whiting Company has
rented the corner store at no Madison
avenue for a term of years 10 the
Barrett-Nephews Company.
John Peters has leased for the es-
tate OF Betsy A. Fay to Benjamin Holz-
mar & Co. for a term of years the
building at the southwest corner of
Fifth and Lewis streets. formerly occu-
pied by the J. II. Mou.cath Company.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany has leased for Mary II. Watts
store at 294 Columbus avenue to Eu-
gene Coussa for an embroidery store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
NEW HAVEN'S GAINS
STILL INCREASING
Report for July Shows Steady
Advance Under Systems
New Management.
DUE TO RIGID ECONOMY

The earnings OF the New York. New
Haven n Hartford Railroad Company
and It's subsidiaries for the month Of
July. 1915, continue to show an Increase
as compared with the report for the
corresponding month In 1914. In almost
every case the net corporate incomes Of
the parent company and its allied prop
critics are larger than they were In the
year previous. In many Instances there
has been a decrease In gross earnings.
but the rigid economies OF the new man
agement are resulting In increased net
income.
TIL railway operating revenues OF the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company for the month of
July were S6,o47, $50. as compared with
s5.755.633 for the corresponding month
in 1914, with railway operating income
OF s2.1s4.260. against s1,56l.625 in the
same month a year ago. The gross in
come amounted to s2,345.s29, as COM.
pared with s~I.s29.92e. while the net
corporate income Is given as s7i6,i9c,
against s357.632. or double the amount
shown in July, 1914.
The New York. Ontario and Western
Railway Company reports railway oper-
ating revenues for July of 1861 ST., as
compared with s992.56l for the same
month in 1914, with a gross income of
s396,O32. against s3Ts,s39. The net
corporate income of the company for
the month OF July. 1915. was s25S.J0i,
against s236, 500 for July. 1914.
The Central New England Railway
Company, which in July. 1914. showed
a deficit OF s24,57S in its net corporate
income, showed in July a net corporate
income OF sss.934, while railway operat-
ing income amounted to s36i.141.
against Stresses "A year & The gross
income of the property for July was
STAGE. as compared with s5l,i94 for
July. 1914.
The New England Steamship Com
pany for the month Of July bowed
operating revenues of $j69,477, against
S524.ll2 in July. 1914. with an operat-
ing income Of $500, 75s. as compared
with sl72,l4O. The net corporate in
come Of the property was sljj.27i in
July. 1915. against slo6,05@ In July.
1914.
The Rhode Island Company was one
OF the few subsidiaries which showed
a loss for the month of July when COM
pared with the report OF a year ago.
Operating revenues amounted to s472,-
lis. as compared with sj35,577 for
July, 1914, with n gross income ~
sl5i.032, against slS3.s7l. The net
corporate income was s33,7is. against
s67.6O7 for July. 1914.
The Connecticut Company was one Of
the subsidiaries Of the New Haven
which made considerable gains in their
earnings. Operating revenues amounted
to ssO6.4s2. as compared with S79s.76s
In July a year ago. with a gross income
Of s354.674. against s24s.911. The net
corporate income was s256.io9 in July,
1915, against sl5i,5s2 in July, 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10

Attractive bargains in modern one fam
fly houses and choice building lots at pri-
waite sale. a large number from which to
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF SEW YORK. 70 quickly close the bust
ness Of two corporations. offers these prop
critics AZ about 5Ogy OF former prices.
They are located a. brentwood, Palisade.
Mo-semere and Leonia, New Jersey top-
posite Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes % 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
Reut. u. Halght. Special Deputy Supt. of
Banks, rare Of Ranking Department. 81
broadway. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
Incoming VesseIs--By wireless.

SIS FL Nortc, Galveston. 9is miles northwest
of Tortugas at noon Yesterday.
S FL OCrIdcnte, Galveston, @Is miles south
Of Sandy Hook al noon.
SIS Zulia, La Guayra, $50 miles south of
Sandy Hook AZ noon,
IS Guiana, st. Thomas, 49,? miles south OF
Sandy Hook at noon.
S. FL Rio. Galveston, l1 miles southeast
OF Galveston bar at noon
IS Mexico. Havana, so miles south of
Sandy Hook at 7 u. NJ
Diamond Shoal al d = N.
Tug Astral and barge, Sabine, FL miles
southwest of Diamond Shoal at noon.
So Arapahoe, Galveston, 56j miles south OF
Sandy Hook al p NJ.
S. City OF Columbus, savannah, 40 miles
| north OF lamond Shoal NJ noon
50 FL Orlente, Galveston, 10 miles north
OF Diamond Shoal at noon.
So Mohawk, Jacksonville. l3 miles south
Of Sandy Hook at Z i, NJ.
Tug Keene. brunswick, y miles south west
Of Diamond Shoal At : = NJ.
S. Philadelphia, La Guayra, s. miles north
of Curacao AT ! j. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10

81 Madison ct. Brooklyn. $4,000
10TH ST. 225 Eos Giassberg to Ella
Levinsohn, 227 f 10th ct 800. s2.SoO
18TH ST, N s., 1856 W Az b, 25xs2---
American Savings Bank to Alanson II
Walters, 1896 Madison st. Brklyn. $4,000
10TH ST, IS W-John T Halliday to
Harriet s Williams, 962s Broadway;
atty, lily II Frost. So Bway 80. $500
Hath ST, 5ii W-Raynor NJ Gardiner to
East River Saw Instn, 290 Broadwayi
atty. l. 4 Co, 100 Bway.........S2 $4,000
AV A., 13l9-Erceldonne de Cordova and
ano. exrs, to Lottie schlussel and ano.
exrs, 81 W 7ith st: attys, Lachman 60:
80 Nassau .sl7,OO0
Bronx.
TERHUNE. MAY. to Lizzie l. Terhune 81
FIRST NATL BANK OF Perth Amboy to
May lernunc ....... .....s ..ss..''s
STOUTENBURGH. JOHN IL, to Henry
PARSONS ......... .......f ou,vVV
STUARD RLTY CO to Stasia Somers $500
HIRSCHMAN .STUARD. ct al. to Stuard
CORN EXCHANGE BANK to Adelaide
V Block s2l. 500
HEcHTL1NGER. JULIUS, to Kate Hecht.
NIGER 49,. sioo
LAWYERS MTG co to Jas VI LIGHT
enauer, Jr, ct al, eXrs and trus $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Many Properties Rumored Sold,
Int Few Are Found to
Have Changed Hands.
MARSHALL CORNER BUYER

..,,a, trading was limited yester-
tsy to less than half a dozen deals hu-
no-ed business, however, had no hml-
..,,ors. II all the properties affected
40 Idle gossip had been sold the day
Gould have been the greatest so far
,.,. year. But only three properties
- found to have been sold. Those
s.rs Of the ordinary sort. the only XII
!, realty saiable under present con-
".,nns Francis Bannerman. who deals
!. military goods of all periods. is the
nmr,,er Of the Marshall property on Sew
.Uts avenue. Bannerman buys the
property on speculation The bronS
.i. one transaction had to do with
lumber Of lots in Lobhard Park.
which apparently have been occurred
he a builder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
PLAYS FOR oID Sun CoRNE FIR.

rldhs have been filed for the three
,,ory store and Office building 10 take
I'VE pace n the old SUN building at the
,Ul'heast corner of Nassau and Frank
VI streets II will have "A frontage
"oAh ct on the former and 5s.l
W. ou The latter street. Frederick Put
law riatt, the architect, has placed the
tr%t al $4,000, The Schultz Realty
.onPany has under a twenty-one years
,aSe me ground floor and basement Of
Ie proposed building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-10
To E>LARGE y. }. FACTORY.

est 4 Feist have sold for George
eI,NeI 10 Morris Zlmebaum, president
thd treasurer OF the Newark Leather
'oods Comrany, "a Division place, a
tVo story and basement dwelling with a
Two slory building on the rear OF the
tlo', -NfX75, about 800 feet south Of
.he Centre street station OF the Hud-
'on and Manhattan Railroad. A four
ttoTy ana basement heavy mill con-
t'Fur'ed building. to be used in Goa
recuon with the large plant adjoining,
VII be erected by the buyer.