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Army and Navy Orders.

WAslilNGrON oct. ls-Theso army
orders were issued to-day;
Major IL J, Hunt. Tventy-thirs lnf,n.
try, 10 III" North Carolina Militia as IN
spector.!nstructor.
capt. W. Il. Patterson. Twelfth Imam
try, TO Aurora, Iii. w
Capt y. p D'sque. Fifteenth Cavalry.
detailed in @ NJ G. Philippine Depart.
Thes' officers ~ the militia 10 sn.ci,i
course ~ instruction at Fort I~cavenwor,h
Army School Of the line: IIeutenani-
commander Orns'~ad, Adjt.-Gen. <rv,
York National Guard; Lieut.. Col L "
Nin G Lucas, Engineers Corps, New York
NatiOna. Guard. 49,"
Capt, W. I, Crcary. Sixteenth Infantry.
now at Galveston. to joim Ma reriTnn,' -
Major J.. j, Fleming, NJ. G. r., rtiIeVod
from detail IN that corps and to the F.fin
cavalry SQUADRON al Fort Leavenwurtn
Thes" officers to Fort lesvenwurth for
special course Tor field officers; col. :. Z
Allen. Coast Artillery; Col. r. b.. lone.
seventh Infantry Lieut., Col. ". L.
kenly, sixth Field Artillery. Lieut.. Col
=, +, Mct'.achlin, Jr, Flfth Field Arm,
l"r\ ll"ut,-tol. ., c, Bgllou. TWCnfy.
fourth Infantry; Lieut.-Col r. II. Lana.
rcu\, Coast Artillery. Major G. ii Nariir.
EIghtecn'h Infantry, Major :. Burkhsr 1t
Jr. Nineteenth Infantry; Major II. + IN,
euson, Tiirtleth Infantry. Major T. I
Fleming, NJ. G, H.; Major W. j. GIasgow,
fitth Cavalry.
First Lieut. \, Richards. VI. r. .. res,r.
nation accepted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20
OLD SICKLES HOME
SITE FOR FLATS
Fifth Nv. and 9th Street Cor
ucr Sold by Bowery Bank
to Builder.
NEW GOTH ST. LOFTS SOLD

-, lie Of the former home OF the late
Gen. Daniel +. Sicklcs at the northeast
corrrr Of Fifth avenue and Ninth street
is ~ bc improved soon with an apart
rert housc. William L. Lustgarten &
Co. 1--we purchased the property from
,te RoNcry Savings Bank, which took
Il over last year in foreclosure proceed
,ngs for a total of Sl3s,25O. There are
two four story dwellings and one three
story house on the plot now, which
measures al feet on the avenue and
it1 f,ct on the street. The properties
arc leased until the fall of 1916. Upon
expiration of these leases II Is the inten-
ton of the buyers TO erect a twelve story
arcprvof apartment house, arranged in
small suites of large rooms. with full
modern equipment, the intention being TO
ap,cal 30 a particular tenantry. This
undertaking is regarded as foreshadow-
IN what may be the solution of 1.-THE
washington square problem and the
scc.ou'S redemption to high grade resi-
Dental u-rs. The effort TO subject this
refined Old residential section to business
use. has resulted in complete failure, as
every real property owner In the vicinity
f. painfully awtr" whereas every reim-
rruyrn,Ht ot a residential character has
been successful, some of them to an un-
usual degree. The demand for housings
OF all kinds has been persistent through
on tNo attempted change TO business and
o. the present time there is no better
renting section Tor residential purposes
in the entire city.
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N>\S SALES IN TLNTBUsH.

n u 1,-I-.. - .-,1 .Ln ~, Lu.t
- "'"'H mas S''u p'o. on
m ~ "o VI
'-i" ~ NV ~ =" -
.,,.. .' LOT VIZ"
,t, i'',"lvn'S i"' ''"' '
,',u "' F,''oou' ,,o- .u.
NJ. ',r nas eo'u w. 80
Ian ''' i'S'I'i.e ~ r.non :,
g.. ',s'""eF VI tne no"'u y,
-. " property 10 III ~ Jt
Sn,. ''1"ois Oh I"iN
was p1rciased by EiN'er a.
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N. Y. STATE TO TREAT
INSANE AT HOME
Whitman Recommends Five
New Mental DiSpcnSaricS and
Adequate Field Force.


NLnANT. OCT H-GoV' whitman re-
Gucstcd the State Hospital Commission
,o-I,v 70 cs,,b,is, five rev dispens,ricg
-,
~ ~" d' ~ '"' "'''c ''""''"' Va
'ncipieut insanity. This action was
taken following a conference with the
, ,lt., ,,,r,,.ol oror.
'' ~
oH'!rl"S 4 ''w pan mar " ~ hoP''
vii materially reduce New York's grow
me- runhcr Of Insane nerso-s Dis
z
S
".', w." 49,, "PP''''e' ''' '"''
~ ai ,.,,,a J.,
p,,. W So. uos,t,a,
t,,,c p, ,an"" -. iiospt,,i
p,",r N,,Ih,a,a, s., un,,nn
r,,T'c uo,rl,,l NiId,etovr I-,lc,
s,,,. u'enf,,i I,ti,n and rho wlIard
s,,,o u,s,t,,i w,l.rd sa,o,, cn,,r,v
Tha disrcrs,rv wo,ls would IA. ey-
teud.d in the rniloviur institutions and
- field agent cmployed for each hospitnl.
81 Lawrence state Hosnital near
Ogd,nsnurg Long Island Star. Hospi-
tai. In the F"athush section of Bryoklyn:
Hudson River state HOSPITAL. near
p,urhkecpsc Gowauda state Uom.o-
patnic Hospital. Collins, Erie county
Manhattan state Hospital, ,Wards
Island. New York city: Kings Park
state Hospital, Kings Park, l.. l., and
central lslIp State Hospital. Central
lslip. l.. I.
The Manhattan and Central lslip
state hospitals nov employ a field agent
jointly. Thc Rochester state Hospital
maintains an adequate u effective out
patient department with a field agent
INc new MohauSlc state Hospital at
Yorktown, Nestchester county. has not
developed To a point where n dlspensary
or held agent Is needed.
II ~ Known Una many persons suffer-
luS from inc mllder forms OF mental
disorder can De eHertINely treated IN
tltlr own MONIES OF IN dlSpenSaries in
stean or non Z ~conhied IN state hos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20
MCGUIRE AGAIN HEADS BOARD.
Reelected by Brokers for Another
Year-Other Officers.

The Real Estate Board of New York
at its annual meeting for election OF
governors yesterday elected as governors
90 serve for three years Laurence NJ,
u. Mcclure, Charles A. Cone and Thomas
HOvenden. After. at an organization
meeting of the board of governors, Lau-
renee VI. ID. Mcclure was reelected
president. Lawrence II. Elliman vice.
president Edward c. Cammann secre-
tary and Frederick ID. HALEY was re-
elected treasurer.
Other elections held by the members
were as follows: For nominating COM
mittee: Alfred V. Amy. David A Clark
son. Oscar l.. Foley, Robert r. Raincy
and +. X. Wood. For auditing com
mittee Donald w. Brown, Thomas l..
Graham and Eugene $. Willard,
The members before their adjournment
voted their appreciation OF the work of
the president and the retiring officers,
Albert r.. Ashforth, vice-president. and
Elisha Snifin, secretary. This express
sion OF appreciation is to take the form
of "A dinner to the president and the re-
firing governors.
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R,Ys BIG 3OTH ST. LOFTS.

Samuel Il. Jacobs. one OF tho largest
Investors IN tho new wholesale district
no-th ~ Twcnty-third street. has added
smother large property to his already
god sized list of holdings. His latest pur-
chase. mad yesterday. Is the building
recently completed by the Isaac A. Hop
per Company at 10 West Thirtieth street,
valued ny the builders at $4,000. The
%proDcr'y y immediately west OF the Hol-
hrd House. which occupies the south
wc,' corner Of Fifth avenue and
THIRTEEN street, and the new building is
the sucrcsSor 10 the Burlington apart
neuts, which occupied the site for many
years Mr.. Jacobs bought tho building
through I Josephson, attorney for the
sllcr II - "A twelve story building oc-
cupyiuE a plot ~1OOxlOO. The land was
parchasei last year by the builders from
an estate represented by Otto II. Kahn
ard Paul VI. Warburg for about $780,
900. On its completion the structure was
rented 30 4 leasing company at a net
rental of $4,000 a year for "A long period.
I, = now nearly filled and was pur-
chased by Mr.. Jacobs subject to This
lease. John =. Prendergast negotiated
the deal. There was a story about that
NJ Jacobs gave some property in trade,
but this could not be verified for the rea-
son interested parties could not be
reached.
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GOULD WIN.
Elect Two View Denver n Mo
Grnndc Directors.

Denver, oct. l0.-At the annual meet
ing here to-day OF Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad stockholders Bcnlt-
min Nicoll and David II. Taylor. both
OF New York. were elected directors, vice
Joel j.. Vale Of Denver and +, :,
Pryor Of st. Louis. The changes indi-
cate that the Gould interests retain con-
troll Of the road.
To-day's meeting paves the way for
a directors meeting to be held in New
York November 4, when il is expected
that n policy will he framed To keep
the Rio Gransio out OF a receivers
hands by arranging an adjustment with
the bondholders regarding the roads
guarantee TO pay the dcfaultcd bond in
terest of the Western Pacific, amount
ing to $500, 600.
1t was announced that a suit in equity
has been brought to compel The Rio
Grande to pay this detaultcd interest,
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RtNER> IN MANY SECTIONS.

LEXINGTON AVENUE-Ennis & Sim
not have sold 1929 and 1891 Lexington
avenue. two three story dwellings. on
a plot 32x62.2. between Eighty-third
and Eighty-fourth streets, to George
NJ Clark. a client Of j. Irving Walsh.
EAST 69TH STREET-Thc Douglas
Robinson, charles :. Brown Company
Ia sold for Charles r.. Squire Is
East SINty-siNth street. "A four story
and basement dwelling, on lot 25N
100 The house is between Fiftr
and Madison n and has been
trurlt for occupancy. Charles Thad-
deus Terry was reported TO be the
purchaser
EAST IlsTH STREET-IIarry II.
Cohen has sold for the Raylorius
Realty Company to AN investor 52i
a'i g East ll?th street. "A six story
Cat containing six apartments on "A
'onr The structure occupies "A plot.
jNNluol', near Pleasant avenue. and
We valued 10y the selling company at
$4,000.
EAST lI}TH STREET-The Lawyers
Nrrisa-e Company has sold 2i6 East
lli'h street, a four story fiat, on lot
:"'NfHuIl 100 feet west Of Second
avenue. Tie sellers took the property
r~..,.',y 81. foreclosure.
ePEI>,i SETEET-pauiel III. Jackson
haH bought from the Newport Holding
C|oI.pu.g, II. A.. Strauss, l4s Spring
street. near West broadway. "A five
story business building, with stores.
o. l.' -vA'p. Sussman Il Gibbs were
o.. brokers'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20

WASHlNGTuN, oct ls-Thc battleship
Florida ha, J-~!lcI at Sew York. ,yuls.r
Montana 80 NapcuEuc nay. tender Toiu-
pan ani SUBMARINES d, D., D-7, T. :.
- H-l, - ! and tender OZARK al N.v.
Lord'n, destroyers Wake. Roe. MonHgh IN.
Siercti ana Perkins amt repair shin Pa.
ther al North River, y. y. mine shin
baltimore at YORKTOWN. Va. collier Nero
folk.
The cruiser Columbia has sailed from
,"n from RnS'on for BartSfable BAY. gun
,9dt EHshk!,.e from cap" Haytirn FOR
MO-" -. Nicholas. destroyer Lawrence
from san Diego for SAN Pedro. "rutssr
Chester from Gibraltar for Funcha ana
,rulser Des Moines from Mersine Tor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20
New REALTY CORpoR ATOMS.

ALBANY. oct ia--Th- following resit2
corporations were chartered here to-day.
Rortonsite Homes Company. Manhattan.
capital. siO0, O0c. directors, charles G,
W-ssmann Brooklyn. y. y franklin n
Seward Rutherford. y. j. ana william l.
lierrllich. The Bronx. y Y
ComstpCk Holding Corporation. Manha'
tan. capital. 10000. directors, Snrrl-
Marion. Eugene Levy aud Jacob Stahl
New York city.
Ariadne Realty COMPANY. Manhattan.
capital, $1,000; directors. Charles !
Davidson. Henry H'rshruu and anu II
Hartmann. New Nsrk ,!ty.
$50 Third Avenue company. tn" Bronx
tpltal $4,000, directors, Arthur :. boy'
ing, Joseph J.. l'hustou and John J Mat.
tAcWs. New York ,l'l
rSuh"r Realty tuwpan'. The T~nry
capital, $4,000. Director, Harry ! Brt.H
samuel TIuper ami II % TaGbvf, Iu.
IrorN
O1L'nnd View Rra''v Corporation, Wood
haven capital 10000, directors, FgaUl
w Sce'ey. Woulhdycu. y. y. Samuel r
suffer. Samuel WnEncr. Shamuklu. Pa
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RECORDED. LEASES.
Manhattan,

CLAREMONT AV. 1876. . rooms In base
mcnt-Geo Noakes 10 Chas Drews, lg5
Clarcmont ay, ! yrs, from oct !, 1915.
attys. Ernest & schaefer, III broad,
IEESox Az. i7O.i7g. stores-Chester
const corpn to Harris Pomerants, l65
Ienox az, $ 2-le yrs from Aug J., 1915;
atty, Jos B Wcchsler. 1879 Nassau
STU Az. 35i, store. &c-Jos cudlipp 10
Mayer Goldsmith, 3Sl sth av. 3 yrs from
Nov /, 1915, atty, Filling Brewing 60,
BROADWAY. iii9, store-Felix lsman.
Inc, to u a Schultz, Inc. So Park Row,
s yrs from Feb !, leli,.,,:,,.n $4,000
Scheyer to Kaufman Shoe Corpn, 3 yrs
from Aug /, 1915; atty, Il soheyer,. So u
stTHHp SST. Is W, 9Th noor. a5thi 81, 81 W,
9Th roOr-Tho Bedell Co to Oppenhcim.
Goldstoin a Siegol, Inc, 3 S-l2 yrs from
DOT 2. 1915; attys, button n *: 203
sTH Nv, Si7. 3 Noors-Jacob $ Leather
man TO Cath II Byrne, 800 w blst vt,
years, from Aug .. 1915; attys, Begg,
Il n. eco Bway .,.........,...si,20 200
WILLIS AV, 3l4, store-kathie Fisher to
Paul GAMBLER, 3ii willis av, 6 yrs, from
May. !, 1915; attys Hirleman a v, az
F6bRltsss1T" XVI. s7i, sstno;rc-Maric ii neisiSp
TO Julius sassland, M Forest uv, 3 yrs
from oct /, 1919; atty, Julius Sassland,
s7i Forest aV ..,,.,',,.''S3 oo and 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20
BUILDERS TAKE BRONX lots.

VALENTINE AVENUE-The Hammer
E. Company, Ernest T.. Hammer
PFC, lost. has sold the plot of o
e. ln.s uH ~" east side OF Valentine
a},.a. rur!.ug through to Tfebout
fy,.l.. $40 feet north OF 1891 street.
r, PROPERTY fronts 100 feet on Nalen-
'., Jy,uIe and 10i.2 feet on Tiebout
ev..., A.tu uortherly and southerly
'r u' 80 : and 9l2 feet respectively.
CONT IS Tor the purchase were made
"'. I.".n D~o.slcr. who IS said TO
r.J. -,f' a hu ding concern.
CLINTON ANENUE-kurz e. tren
'.t. .ul for David Mackay 1929
''a avenue. "A five story fla hav-
30. '"r,' families on "a iioor, on lot
NfLiD-E AVENCE-Harry II. Cohen
'1 ...l for the Cedar Construction
C.''nIny fo au investor for cash the
- ..... corner Of Melrose avenue and
l'-I a.,,,-. a new six story. thirty
fa... .ru." with stores, or plot 45x
a.. I.- property was held at $780,
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BIG RENTAL INCREASE.
To Fay 100000 for Corner which
Now Rents for $4,000,

Charles Furthmann, who conducts n
cafe on Park Row just north OF the en-
trance to the Brooklyn Bridge and
across from the Municipal Building. ma.
leased from the Windolph estate the
southwest corner OF Seventh avenue
and Forty-second street, a space
20 feet on Forty-second street
and 80 feet on Seventh avenue.
FATTY Paddeli now occupies the
property and the twenty feet adjoining
which he owns. For the corner he has
paid Mr.. Windolph $4,000 a year gross
for the last twelve years. His lease ex-
pires next May, when Mr.. Furthmann
viii take possession. paying the owner
$4,000 net for the space. He takes
the place for twenty-one years. with
two renewals of twenty-ore years each.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

TIA" Whit star liner Lapland. SAILING
to-day Tor Liverpool. Will take mail. clos
Ing AZ $3.50 a NJ, for Europe. except
,iermany, Austria, Hungary. Luxembourg.
Turkcv. the Setherlands, NORWAY, sweden,
Denmark, italy, Eunidnia, Bulgaria, Ser
nia, Switzerland and Greece, also FOR ~.
fr"a. W"s' A~il ana East Indies.
Tho NAVIGATION" General" l~fsliIun l'ner
verona. sailing to-day for Napl"s, VIII
tnkr mail. ..,-ius A. $50 \ NJ. Tor linls.
Eumania. SsrHi'. Switzerland and Gr"e'r.
The HOLLAND America liner Ryndaw.
sailing to. morrow for rotterdam. will take
NAL, closing nj so \. NJ. FOR the Meth.
erlanda. slso for Europe. except German,
Austria. Hungary, LuSemburg. Tuthcv.
Norway. sweden and Denmark; and for
Africa. West Asia and East Indies VI.
Falmouth.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liner oscar
II. sailing tomorrow for Christiausand and
Christiania, viii take mail. closing at IN
a NJ, for Norway. sweden,
Germany. Austria, Hungary. Luh.mbuts.
Bulgaria, Turkey and Russia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20

The American Hide and Leather COM
pany in its report for the quarter ended
September 80, 1915, shows net earnings
OF S592,732. as compared with sl50,02S
for the same quarter last year. 1t was
the most prosperous quarter In the COM
pany's history, A surplus Of S427.357
was reported. az compared with "A deficit
OF $15.3i7 In the same quarter a year
ago. The company is furnishing the
principal part of the upper leather which
Is going into the Russian boot order.
Earnings for the present year are esti-
mated as 20 per cent, on the preferred
stock
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The report Of the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company for tho year ended
June so. 1915, shows n net income Of
s996,S27, equal to 39S per cent. on sea-
9S7 ,0S6 second mortgage income bonds,
before deducting additions and better
meuts, as compared with IA net income Of
Sl.iS5,si7, equal to 5.9i per cent. in
1914, The total operating revenues were
$l1,9ii,d3S. as compared with slS,sl3,-
2S3 in 1914, while the total operating
expenses were sl3,S57,3S7. as compared
with sli,46l,li0 in 1914, The surplus
IL s2b2,053. as compared with S377.779
In 1914.
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Trust Co, trus. 60 Bway, 20 yrs, 0 .. G,
July 1; atty. N Y title 1ns Co. 1856
Bway .S25o,0o0

July /; atty, N Y Title Ins CO. Is5
bway 'sEoo'VVV
Uptown.
tManhattan Island. north OF 10th st.
is0TH ST, s s., 100 W Audubon av. 75xl0o--
II y Realty Co to Leah Rogatz. rs y
9lst st.. prior mtg $50. 900. 8 yrs, 6 c;
atty, Louis A Sable. 81 chameers
st .'...'.' SlV,OVo
miscellaneous.
ASH Of all r { and In estate Eliza Hack
Lizzie Pfelrenschneider to Edw thinner
manu., 222 Columbus av. July. l, BE-.
yrs, . p c: attys. Coleman a Thomss. lno
Bway
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
1S3D ST. g .. 1l6 " Bathgatc av, 16xo2.3--
Edw .Emden to Railroad Cooperative v
& l. Assn. l03 Park av. prior mtg f,sOo,
oct Is. ,~instalis, . y c; atty. J crandeals
wRssHfinSSeaffoSN Az 1859. " =. is.,ixiSew~
s5io Grand avn prior m,s 5000. oct !:
due as per bond. atty. 7 q & T 60. .iIs
i7sTH' ST, IA Il. 5 :. s7.sx7s.pe,er
Sohwing to Andrew Riedell. 254 Elder,
q; hslyn, Oct !. ; yrs p c; atty; u dc =
UNIVERSITY Az. s.. Ss7.s s-issd st,
?5xloo-wm c bergen to Flora L 1sham.
500 Palisade av. lonk"rs, n y. Oct -,
due as per bond; atty. T @ a 7 CO. i5s
pECkfUR AZ. soss. " 5. 25siic.HarGy
Grant 70 title Guar 4 Trust 60, i5s
.TG&Tco ia Bwa,' -. t'.. 5000
AMuNDsoN Az :, s25 . Nelson ev,
chester Savings Bank. 9 South Sd av.
atty. Z II Bell. ' South sd av. All. ves:
A&ThoSSy 'Av.'s'w'c. ii5i.i,h ct. ii,iss1sss@~
David Baum to Corner CONSTR .corpn.
sept IS rrOs Z yrs. aye prior pr s,, mtg 't?,S .%.
thai, 1891 Prospect $500
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NEw JERSEY real. ESTATE FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses and choice building
lot. at private sale. a large number from
which to select.
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
or ~ YORK. 30 quickly clos. the busi-
ness OF two corporations. offers these prop
erti-s a. about SOC OF former prices.
They are located at G~rantvood, PaIisade,
Nors,mer. and leonia, New Jersey top
positc Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
inmates of Manhattan. .
An Inspection OF these properties will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains. Liberal terms Title Guarantee Poll
icy free.
For further details and terms. address
RESI-. II HAIGHT, Special Deputy. Supt.
Of Ranks. care Of Banking Department
81 broadway. New York city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-20
HIGH CLASS HOMES RENTED.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles 3.
Brown Co. and Mrs. Julia Beverly Hig-
gems have leased the dwelling at III
Cast Seventy second street, furnished,
for the winter for Lloyd G. Griscom to
l.. Halsey Malone.
Pease & Gilman have leased for
Charles C.. Cutris TO Mrs. Charles j..
WEIGH the four story and basement
dwelling at is East Seventeen street,
between Fifth and Madison avenues.
Goodwin n Goodwin AVE leased for
tho estate Of John Thompson to Vincent
Angelicola the dwelling at 50 West 18th
street.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALNIANAC.

~RE AIN
-, r,.c, ~ sn, sets IA Moon sat. ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
,,oav ut AM cov Is, 90 uou tate ~
LOW WATER TINS DAY.
M AM An
~ u Gov. III ~ ~ Hell Gate OF
Arri,cd-TrESDAY. October
=, America. !. ~ A NJ Palermo. Oct.
=, Kenmoor. 80 L VI. GLASGOW, Oct. I
IS J Jovcr Sierra, 1855 = NJ Monday, IL
BON. oct .
;. M~onkshaven. 81 NJ Monday. san,ander,
IS Kaloma. ESQ A NJ. oran. Oct 6
So XIX I--ail. : \ ". syria. sept @s.
50 BuTstad. + Monday. Baracoa,
- ;, Gothard p NJ, Ma,anza., ot II.
- NImborn. l. 10 = NJ, Manzanllo, OFT. .
S SARATOGA, lI:i2 A NJ. Havana, Oct is
s. Alba. Galveston. Oct "a.
So Neches. Galveston, Oct II
s. CITY of ST. LOUIS, Savannah, Oct Is
s. Strathearn. Key West. Oct 10
50 Alamo. Mobile. Oct 70.
Sc III Ocridcnte. Galveston. OCT. -
s. Hamilton. Norfolk, Oct, IL
s. Chesapeake. Baltimore, Oct II
Ship -. Mlrren, GLASGOW. Sept. 4
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
So Cameronia. at GLASGOW
- Nieuw Amsterdam. at Deal
- Czaritzs. at ArchanSel b
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
:. Duca di Geneva from Genoa
- Mrsdha from LONDON
- MORO Castle. from Havana
s. Pastorcs from Bocas de! Toro
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
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LARGER y. y. STEAM PLANT.

New York Steam Company is re-
ported to be the real BUYER OF tho ION,
ana hve story buildings at IS to SO Dey
street. on plot 64.9x50, adjoining tho
southeast corner OF Washington street.
SOLD by Mrs. Laura +. Hearn and Sher.
wood ID. Ferris. X. Stevenson OF chi
cago was mentioned az the buyer. MIR.
stevenson Is "A director OF the Steam
company, whose plant. running through
from Greenwich to Washington street.
abuts the property sold.
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LOFTS IN SIEGEL STORE.

The former Henry Siegel store at
Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street is
TO be remodelled for loft purposes. The
property Is owned by the Chisholm and
Rhinelander estates. At the bankruptcy
sale some time ago the fixtures were
bought by the owners of the building
with the expectation that the building
would be leased In it's entirety.
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SALE AT GEDNEY FARM.

The Robert L. Farley Organization
nas siod for l.. Ward Prince a plot
near the Gedney Farm Hotel, at Ged.
ney Farm. White Plains, to J. II. White.
nead OF New Rochelle. The buyer will
on the plot.
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sherwood Aldrich. president of the
RAY CONSOLIDATED Copper Company, has
purchased for s225,O 600 the estate of
george II. Nicolar at Great Neck, l.. l..
comprising hfteen and a half acres lying
a'"ns ki.tie Neck Bay. between the es-
tates of Mrs. Cord Never and C;eorge II
Plympton. Mr.. Aldrich has been living
on the estate during the summer.
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CITY M~oRTGAGING COMPANY to law.
Aarn Ai.r -. az nm
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
With name and address OF lenders
torucy.l

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lp'. req =, 80 i.'n.-t ~ NHtuS-
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10th 81. :. IS e Mad av, -5kioO.ll.
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to Max Edison. atty, Jacob > s%hcidon.
u Park 10" ..'.'..,''..'.....'.seo 300
:5Tif ST, n :. coo rih nv,. ~25Nsss, May
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100000 DWELLING n,,ynn.

kurnal II, Babbitt. an attorney, is the
purchaser OF tho Urban II. Broughton
residence at 10 East Seyenty.eighth
street. Mr.. Babbitt. who now resides in
,he walton. at III Madison avenue. will
occupy the dwelling after making minor
alterations. ~