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BR0\N BUILDERS BUYING.

ANENCE-kurz & Cren
pave -Iil Tor Alice j. Early the plot
''&tit OH the east side Of Bathgate
.''.N', 80 feet north OF East 1>3d
ST.
rLsBiNS ANlENUE-The iIarrisetta
Holding Company, Harris Bernstein
president. has sold 1914 to 1850 Steb-
ttrs .Neuuo. near l66th street. two
frame dwellings,, on plot 9Sx110Xs0x
irregular, Weld at 100000, to Louis
Nie0al, who will improve with a six
'ofy apartment house. seven families
~ 70 fouy
NtkkS AVENUE. - The estate Of
'e"rs' n. purser has sold to Henry
sam a. and Frank b. Eill the plot,
-'pN'l ur tho east sid OF Weeks av-
'AAr. about 10 feet south Of 10th
Sr'''. The new owners will erect four
Nh''-inrF apartment houses.
FREEMAN STREET.. - kurz & tren
al1 J.. G~lreuberger have sold for the
MlnI'r'uh Realty Company to AN out
ot i'"H buyer, for cash. sos and Sill
ff'"i e%trcct, II five-story Nat on
lloi '%.NIn", near Prospect n
, We l'. u.riN was held at SGj. 900.
'''Mi STREET The American Lana
.r'9' corporation has purchased
'r""' v,iout of William IL. Kirrh-
.'f ,'' ilprue street, "A two-story one
IAN. house, on lot l7xl23, near Tin
tou tN, lr.
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TENANT FOR 55Iu ST. uOu Sc.

Herbert \. sherman has rented for
Philip Hh%inelander 10 Mrs. John w.
Blodgett the five story American la Sc
ment house with elevator at 10 East
Fifty-ffth street.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Company have
leased 80 East Seventy fifth street. a
four story white stone house, furnished
for the season. for Mrs. Dudley Phelps
TO Henry X. McLane of Millhrook. ". Y.
The H~oughton Company has leased tor
David u. Nedwill the four story and
basement dwelling at SEE West En- ave-
hue to Frederick c. kerker,
Shaw 4 Company have leased for
Charles II. Hart. Irene y. Collord and
Emma j. Sheridan the frame dwelling
at 81 East 12ith street to Dominlck
Costabile.
Douglas l.. Elliman q co, rave leased
S West Tenth street, II three story and
basement dwelling. for Judge Samuel
! Seabury to -. II. Morgan,
pease & Elliman have rented for
stephen Baker. as trustee, to Arthur NJ,
Mitchell the four story and basement
| furnished dwelling at 40 East SEVENTEEN
street.
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BUSINESS HOUSES MOVING.
Rent Space In Various Sections
Midtown District Favored.

Caretoin & Linnekln have leased The
fourth loft At $50 Fourth avenue to
Rosen * Brandman, dealers In silks
the third loft at 81 West seventeenth
street TO the Thomas Waist Company
half the ffth loft at 30 sixth avenue
TO the LA Mode Button Company, and.
with VI. r. haywood * CO., half OF
The seventh loft 10 the Yale Products
Corporation: offices at aga Fifth ave-
Eue to T.. A. Perl n Co, Strathcoua
Construction Company, Hueser X Trevas
ard F'cldman-Gartield Company. and an
Office at 347 Fifth avenue to the Nor
walk Vault Company.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has
rented n floor In 81 West 1hirty-sevcntb
street TO Albert l.. Horowitz a floor IN
COS broadway to Prokoss Bros. Com
pany "a store In o26 Fifth avenue Ia
l.. T. Burrowes Company for a shor,
term: space in. 1875 Broadway 20 the
American Taxiincter Company
Roy Scherick. with FrNdoricl, Fox 4
Co.. has leased "A loor In ii-i6 East
Tw~enty-fifth street to Sutro Bros. Braid
Company for a long term.
The firm of T.. j. Carpenter has rented
20 Berlinger. Brown a Meyer the stor,
and basement at $50 to ZOE Broadway,
corner Fourth street.
The Gaines * brennan Company has
leased the fourth fioor in , East SIX
zenith street TO Golluko, Marks X Open
helm also space in the Victoria Building
, for a term TO =, l.. Towards o X Co
Louis kenpncr Il Son have leased the
store at :il7 Broadway TO Il. Shapiro
stationer.
Barnett X Co. have rented the store AZ
ia East l25th street 10 the United
Profit Sharing stamp Corporation.
Goodwin X Goodwin have rented {,
Paul Butterstein the store at the south
west corner OF Broadway and 1884 street
Daniel Birdsall q co. have rented !
loft In i3 ana ~ Walker street TO th'
star knitting Mills a loft in 81 Frank
lin street to Begkowlt2 Bros, a loft -
II Walker street To Jacob Schultz
space In 699 Broadway 10 J. Ludlow an,
the store at 90 Broadway TO TouIi
/ Schechtman
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Bankruptcy Petitions.

NJ. J.. GRoSSMAN COMpANl-A petition
in bankruptcy has been 'i,ed against
NJ, l. Grossnan Company, MANUFACTURING
OF dresses At $3.50 Vest Thiriy-fourth
BY these creditors: Bcaher g. Cohen, sss;
Harry Fried. t?27, and Oscar Ffshbach.
s3If. He also made an assignment TO
900 ana assets $1,000.
ABRAHAM RElcH--A petition in bank
ruptcy has been hled against. Abraham
Meich,. doing business as the Triiby
waists at li3 West Twsntie,h street,
s ssST 'i,n ,I;i ka s1mssl , sHp' Iss.s us ,asi;
LiPiaeSiiities are $, 900, ana assets 5000.
He began business in April last,
EMPIRE WAIST STORES, INC.-A petit
the Empire Waist stores. Inc. dealers
in waists at 206 East Fourteenth street,
4. Cohen, sil7. and Miller 4 Hermann,
sos. The company made an assign
ment on Monday.
l.. RosENZwEIG & SOMA petition in
RosenSweig 8 SON. %Jobbers In dry goods
at $40 church street. by these creditors
s sSS" n F. n M'I naam. ; $50. A. TN MuT n ! maze .;sS
are reported to be 81 1000 and asset,
$50. 900,
tion In bankruptcy has been rled against
the John W: cooney Company. plumbers
of 80 Church street. by these creditors.
$. { Marx Company, SS,6Oo; Fee. a
Mason, s47e. and Jenkins Brothers. ISL
1t was alleged that the company made
was Incorporated In 1907 with a capita
stock Of SIS. 00O, John W. Cooney, ths
nrcsiden,. died on May Is last. LlaOiii'
JOSEPH OLKIN. manufacture of clothing
aud trimmings at IS Eldridge street. hs!
made an assig nlnent TO Daniel Epstein
a petition IN bankruptcy was also nlet
against him by Morris Rosrn. = creditor
Tor $500. Liabilities are $4,000 and as
sets 81 1000
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co. 17s Bway. Nov s. due as. pss
esTm ST. n =. es.S lexington av. Tx
Icubrie and ano. ?1S0 Bway. Nov I. prior
mtg $4,000, demand . p C: attys. Elkus,
q n ,, Ill Bway .|s'Soo
(Wcc. Of r!f.h. ay.. hetween Fourteenth
and 10th sts.)
sTH Az, II c cor 55th st. 100. 5xioo-: Mary
! odell to q s. T Go, i76 Bway. nov p
c6 aus' ri 6 Az sr n bono g cor t5i,th st. iosc ,ssiSyy
priof mtg sii5.ooo; sth av. n e cor 18th
4, 100 SsiOo; prior mtg :dSsIsSo; the -
$4,000; atty. T q Co. i7e Bway.
Uptown.
tMsnhattan island. north Of 10th st)
10th 81. 8. 100 W Amst av. iooNss;ii% 10
~ Cedar st. due Apr 4. 1916. s y c, Nov =;
uattys. .Luud &PI, - Cedar st. sS,eo9
At, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Heights Realty
Co to Chas L Willis. Oneida; J. prior
TIs !MiSiieoC' 5 io,' sis = p c. Nov '&i,ss.iSSSS6
Bronx.
thorough of The Bronx
WISE Ay. n W cor .lsist ct, 79xioo-park
ridge Realty CO; Inc, to Lawyer Tisie 4
TFg.' L e. z a iSG ssa 10 sway ": 80. $1,000
WISE Az. W .. 20 n isist ct. 5!.ixioo.ii.
same to same. ! yr, q y C. Nov sisnyS
SAME 'pioPERTY-samc to American
Zeal Estate 60 az Sth az, prior o nv
vYsE0 AZ. n cor iSist st. isxio6--samo
g same. prior mtg $4,000. i%nstails, 2 2 os q
LOT si.. avn map iiaish, r;sta.e-wm 6
Cruiser TO Helen Hausmann. Hempstssd.
|, Hugh. liz ihS w. ? 9. NOV .; ANY. $500
LOT 100. map, Duchess Land co-sams e
8 5an ssS. yrs mas p Arden Ei S1v p n p,,yi ss,Se Lo,tsP
avs. p mtg 5000. iSeVSI,yr;.a P,si
cax Con.,r Co. Inc, 20 Benenson flty
Co. ' Sr. : , p's e! s I'll pr r mig 4 & ':i0S e.. ~
rI fSny AZ. issd st. .sxissH
Rudolph l;rier to Chas Erler. 6t5 Elton
av. Nov l. due as per bond; atty, o."
J kali. 81 Brook Hv............ $500
Lot so. map :2i lots claremont MeishtsCe
Christina Hanson to Louise .Wlnkler. q
/. dGc as per bond ATTY schasicr :
v5 Ssr'' Aiv rs cs g e isis, a.. ~. '~5C;xico.rsiliiT
wcinstein n Son. Inc. to 1875 Bway Hold
Tisls cH r.. G Nov i, q / S ST; : p g. A''s s.isN,coS
reid Estate, tsi,si75-Menry il Janey.y
70 Delaheld %l;sts,e; q, Cedar st., No;
:ssrH' sT. 81 ~ : from centre l,Hs 10,
ia, map NakeNelu, -5Sll ptih8 '
q lot 2it. same map-Mary Drobin SIX,
10 Max Cohen. AL stockton st. Bklyn
Nov Q, . yrs. 6 p c; atty. Max Cohen
.Vt bWhY. .svv'
LIVINGSTON AN. " q, at a &c III Della
field estate. slxi75-Henry ii JanewaS
{. due AZ per bond; atty. Delaneld. y
n II, - Cedar st........... $3.50
WooDRuFf AN., 70. =. 80 n, " o.,
80. Inc. TO Claire J Forshew. ga "
l6sth ~. Nov T. due as per bond ATTY
90 T CO. i7s Bw.y .......s2 200
LOT lI9 to is2. map McGraw estate
Rosalind RoseuDaum to WIN A kosen
baum. Gi2 9Th av, pr mtg $4,000. sep
g. due as per bond. atty. Harry Lewis
Ill NAcra 1t A.L.....--. . !. !. ..WVI
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public O6erings Yesterday I'm Maui
haitian and The BrOuG.
TAT II VESEY STREET.

by Joseph p. Day.
s'n 81, 50; 1 Z, : ss;y 81 int e Ear h t;.a ss:
yaSe,. g., $3.50. 10 the plaintiff Tor
av. :5xicol u. ETY. rst-:A i .schaN'cr
sgt Rosa KAN ct al; due. ss.;Sls5;
so 20 mtg $4,000. to the plaintiff for
s7rH 81. 80 +, n >, 200 W. ID ay ,.5x
al ast Marine casner ct al; jue, Is..
sio3. taxes &c. M7s::; to the plain.
H, y. si'Eisio$ st. "a : IL ia ,.~s, f2+ty'4
esP.r az, : M.,Eyy %, n; aqS, s.; .
November IL.
BY Henry Brady.
CANNON ST, rs. . :. 1903 n stanton st.
?I.lOAio0: 6 ely a, 4 s,rs; } G Dcnmer
fffss7sH: -s ssss.. f iSF',sE ,;9.. IS; . at; t, SD.' o. .ar
mtg OF $4,000; 10 the plaintiff SSs, 500
BY samuel Marx.
I'll AVE; :ss.:s5' n cor 2sth -; ts.Gy
sSe' ; '' Xvs IN iro ! s,r' CO a ., al G't dss. lis, f. 4!
sii,i:; taxes. &C. N,'ss.5o; to tn: plain;
,sssp ST. II ", Mss 9TH ave. .Sy
4 M,yhew 81 Al; due, sls,5;eoi take.
g., $3.50; to the plainiin ..... $4,000
,AT s:os THIRD ANENrE.l
~ J. ". Mayors.
PROSPECT AVE. co5i. . =. 1907 u i79tl
st, .slxl5o.3. : ETY. dwig Louis schwartz
.st } = HeEer., ct a., 81; da., - a.
due: s,i::'', taxes, g. '''i.7'' z s ~
By George Price.
issD ST. 7s4 L. : = rs . linton Az"
:osx7E.7. 3 sty dwlg, Wm collins ag'
ka,h. Collins et al: due: sSs6o. ,aNe-
thu nltlnfln H.. 4, uul
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho italian liner san Gugliclmo. sailing
Tomorrow for Naples, Will take mall, spr-
cially addressed only. closing at $3.50 \. NJ,
for Italy, Ruinania, Serbia, switzerland and
Greece.
The French liner Lafayette. sailing sat
urduy for bordeaux. Will take mall, CLOSING
at noon. for France, Rumania. Serbia,
switzerland, Italy. spain, Portultl. Egypt
Greece, British india. british Etst africa.
siam, Malta, Gibraltar, Ceyiuu. straits set
tlcments, Dutch East Indies, West Australia
and Persia.
The American liner -. Louis, sailing sat
urdty Tor Liverpool, VIII take mail closing
at $3.50 4. VI. for Europe t'N,rpt G.rnutny,
Austria, Iiungary, LuAcIuuuTg, Turkey.
Bulgaria. the \.thcrll0d-, NORWAY Swe-
den and Denmark, AFRICA, West .Asia
and tho Fast Indies.
tn. Italian liner Toarlnlha, sailing Sa'os,
$50 \. NJ, for italy, I;umduiu, serbia,
| Switzerland and Greece.
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OLD WEST SIDE SCHOOL SOLD.

I'll. 81. Joan the Baptist Foundation
rs obtained permission from supreme
cJa-' Justice phllhin to sell Tor 10000
- property at Isl to 23J East Seven
tenth street. 207.6 feet west of Second
svenue and ~diagoually opposite Stuyye-
san, square. The four story building,
~ plot 1iNloi feet. was formerly occu-
I'D h. TIE Sisters OF ST. John h Bap-
~ as q SCHOOL. II has been vacant since
the school moved. Tho prospective pur-
lser = t.,odkin Merschersky. lie will
he Oh, nIoucr,y subject to "a mortgage
1858 0p" The foundation il 20 use the
Ifocecls ot tnc sale for charitable and
mission work. 1t is believed that an
apartment house will ultimately replace
~ present building.
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BROOKLYN TERMINAL MERGER.
Prospective Consolidation Re.
vcnIcd at Hearing In Albany.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-The application Of
certain labor and tax organizations OF
brooklyn to Acknowledgement Woodbury.
for permission to institute AN action 10
compel the East River Terminal COM
pany To remove its tracks from streets
in Brooklyn WAS given 4 hearing to-
day by Deputy .Attorney-General George
4. Fisher.
Action on the petition was deferred
for three weeks 10 give the company time
TO apply TO the Public Service Commits
zion for permission TO operate its tracts.
II was developed az the hearing that
the Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal
Company and the East River Terminal
Railroad are about TO consolidate and
apply to the Public Service Commission
for a certificate to operate.
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REGISTRAR OF LOAN SELECTED.
Guaranty Trust Company Chosen
nv COmmiasiOn

Announcement has been made tina,
the Guaranty Trust Company has been
appointed by the Anglo-French Loan
Commission AS registrar OF the $780,
600, 600 five year . per cent. external
loan OF Grea, Britain and France. As
registrar of the loan the Guaranty Trust
company Will exchange and grade de-
tnitive bonds as Don AS they are ready
for the interim bonds, which are now in
process uf issue.
The bonds Will no issued in coupon
and fully registered form and will he
interchangeable. The coupon bonds VIII
lie in denominations OF 500, $500 and
$1,000. which nay be registered a. 10
principal, and the fully registered bonds
will be issued in denominations Of $1,000
$4,000 and $4,000 and authorized null
tiples.
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PELHAM MANOR ESTATE SALE.

The Sccor estate property. compris.
ing more than thirty acres with u
dwelling, at Pelham Manor. y. y. was
sold at private contract and auction
sale yesterday by Joseph l.. Day. The
plot 313xiOO at Secor lane and VOLTS
lane. containing the old Secor man
sion. n two and one-half story structure,
vas disposed OF prior to the auction to
an unnamed buyer, n client of AL
bert H.. Ashforth. Parcels . and ..
adjoining ON Secor lane and fronting
$50 feet n 459 feet respectively. were
sold at auction to George Leach for
100000. Frederick S. Knight took the
other three parcels. containing approx
iinately 2l.725 acres. fronting on Pei
ham Parkway. Boston Turnpike and
Secor lane. for $17.250.
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THEATRE ron BEDFORD PARK.

Bedford Park is to have a theatre with
, seating capacity OF $500. The Bed
tod lalk Improvement Company. John
T.. Mccormack president, has purchased
ivm tho Valentine estate h plot Of
fght lots comprising the block front on
'Nc west side OF Webster avenue. be-
''eeu l,5ih aud lo6th streets, fronting
~ fce' On the venue II 100 feet on
och street. The new owners are having
!ns PREPARED for the Improvement OF
'r slte with a theatre structure. est!-
'ltei to cost $4,000. which also Will
pct1in "a roy Of stores along the avenue
'0nt Arrangements have been COM
rI"lel FOR the leasing OF the new building
'oa drh of theatrical men. The land
In .. N llt heAl nj nbout $I3 600.
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HEIGHTS FLATS IN TRADE.

Est l>9TH STREET-The :. Il.
Building Corporation, Samuel Bchr-
MA president. has sold to an investor
the two five story apartment houses at
81 ~ -sG West lS9th street on the
s,u,h sd, OF the street. 80 feet east
o. - Nicholas avenue. The houses.
v'irh Acre but recently completed,
have bc.u held at $40, 900. In part
payment tho :. y. Building Corpora
'Or takes "a plot of about eight lots.
'ou4p Siug the neck of land formerly
~ Intersection OF l~ntervale avenue
fad Rogers place. at 10th street.
sE'oNb NENUE-Barnett 4 Co have
solI tor the Mutual Life Insurance
Company 2i93 Second avenue. n five
so.g nat, ou lot 25X.5. between 1"1th
'uj l->ui streets.
TRINITY ANENCE-Samuel Convey
ats Did the five story triple fat situ-
49, "r plot l0Xl00 feet, known as No,
=, I.aity avenue, FOR Il. Chabert.
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LEASES HOTEL WALTON.

Louis Starr has leased for the ". II.
Kirk estate the Hotel Walton, At the
southwest corner of Columbus avenue
and Seventieth street, for a term o.
twenty-onc years. at an aggregate
rental Of about sl,0OO.0Uo. The lessee
Is John Is. Morris. proprietor of the
Mansfield. at Fifth avenue and Forty
fourth street. for the past fifteen years.
The Walton is AN eleven story structure,
fronting 100 feet on each thorouglfare,
and was acquired by the Kirk family
in 1908 from the builder, ltanald II.
Macdonald.
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WASHINIITON NV, V-ThN tupNIV shI IN
Celtic sailed from Port an Prince for
Guantanamo VIA Les Cages, DESTROYER Cush-
ing from .Wht,c'tone Landing for Rose
New York city. destroyer Ericsson from
Rosebunk FOR speed trials, dcstroyers Hon
SAM pedro FOR San Diego battleshin NN Sn
Jersey from Boston for Newport, transport
prsiris from cape lilytien for Port al
Prince, transport Prairie froAv Port All
Prince FOR Guantanamo, battleship Rhode
Island from Boston Tor Tompkiusyllle, haf-
tleship Virginia from Boston for Tomp,
klnsville, destroyer Wins,ow nom New
port for Bridegroom.
Gunhost Annapolis arrived a. Ia pa,
hittlcship Arkansas AZ Hampton Road
torpedo boats Btinbridgc, Barry, Dale ana
Decatur ~ Annoy, cruiser Hrook.Nn a
Barcelona, tug OSCeo at Charleston, Dc
stroyer Perkins at Savannah, cruiser Ssr
Diego at san Diego. cruiser Saratoga ~
Kobe, destroyer sterett at savannah.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. Nov. o.-rho following realty
cornorntIons were chartered here to-day:
Wyatt Realty Company MANHATTAN;
capital, $4,000; directors, William, IL, JEFF
fer shrrwobl T., collins and Jacob
Sen oler, New York city.
Amortl zat!on Really company Manha,-
cohen, Walter Cohen and Frieda Green
field, Brooklyn, y. y,
Park side Ayehss oo no'1in ing, o 1o"'Ra"H
Know ion, u. NJ. Beyhl and j. +. Benson,
New York city. -
Walter Holding Company. BROOKLYN
c,nltuL. $1,000; directors, Joe l.ovy,. Man
rice +. Miller and JOAN T. Hurley Brook
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These navy orders vcr. issued

tommander Y '. Irtt', % tdUll Xou-
lieutenant-C Commando r. \ Nbcruithy
from the Arkansas to tho kCdrS.ugc,
Lieut., X, W Cabansss, from the Leouidas
10 waiting ordcrs.
Lieut., Z. Is, Ni,ps. junior grade, from
The Lconidds TO treatment naval hospits!,
Portsmouth, y. II.
Ensign L q. Perciva.. from tht wash
!ngton 20 tho Sacramento.
Ensign y. II. nuchauau. 20 the Montana
Passed Assistant surgeon +. ", Brook
from the marine la. racks to navy yard.
Norfolk. Vi
tho Dixie to the Texas,
Passed Assistant Paymaster y L, chat
ter,on. 10 Atlantic fleet.
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HAVEN AVENUE FLAT PLANS.

On The west side of Haven avenue,
"1c.2 feet south OF 1Slst street. n iiv,
story fiat Is to he erected for the Becker
Building Corporation. Isadore =
Becker president. II will have "A front.
age OF 5o.G feet and II depth Of sell
feet and Sass 4 Springstein. architects
ave estimated the cost at 100000.
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BIG STORAGE ron HEIGHTS.

Plans were filed yesterday for n six
story storage warehouse, 75xil4.1o. and
"a two story dwelling. 19.6N.5. to be
built on the south side of lSlst stree,
25 feet east Of Audubon avenue by
tho South side Construction Company,
G~ronenberg & Leuchtag. architects. est.
mate the cost ut 500, 900.
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BUYING MONTCLAIn HOMES.

George +. Simpson OF Manhattan has
bought four seven room dwellings. to-
gether with nv vacant plots adjoining.
in villa Park, Montclair, n. j.. The
Simpson-Merritt Company, brokers In
the transaction. also have sold for the
\. Connolly Construction Company to
Mrs. Maud 8. Schmid a residence at
Vera place near the Montclair Athletic
Club. Montclair, v. ].
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Mount Vernon has flsl a petition I'm
bankruptcy with liabilities Of SO. .GS aud
assets OF s.7,"3J. consisting 81 stock,
$e2Ili; fixtures, $3.50, accounts, s.. sgg,
and cash, sos. Amoug the creditors ar.
the Mount Vernon Trust co, tli,l5O. an
Geo, =. Noyes, $5,s9l. Mr.. Noyes is presl-
dent.
GEORGE : MOVES Of Port,hcs.cr. presl,
dent Of the Van Nance Dry Goods Com
p,ny az Noun Vernon. has hl.d q pcti.
tion In bankruptcy with liabilities u'
s31.Gt. and assets OF $4,000 IN real r~ttt,
at Portchestcr mortgsgcd tor SO. 600
Among his creditors are Ernest Simauo
slO,ijo; Anne L.. Noyes, y, 800. and the
Garfield NltionAl Hank. SL.lG..
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TRADING N

r.FLi.l,J Is I'rruy have sod for Mrs. VI.
N'Ni. 81 client, for occupancy. ths
'"' STOW and basement two family
WE'LL 80 th6 Fltty-third street. on
not -','u.
tran. s. SeaNcr has sold three lots on
me .n.." s.d" of BAY Ridge avenue,
"''l' feet east from the Shore
'Vad, ttr I., Moore estate.
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Army and Navy Ordcrs.

NASftlNbloN nov. - lcse army or
dcrs were issued to-day:
capt. Clarence y. knight. CORPS ~ ~
g,neers, from the second nattd ION Of "
gineers to Jacksonville, Fla.
Major tlarcnc" II Mcneil, - NJ %.
from san Francisco 20 Chicago, and reno
70 the commanding o'h,er, central p'pa-.
ment. for duty a. assisttn; u tn" i.par,
ment QuartcrmAster.
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place and w~oodhaven avenue, Wood
haven.
GREAT NECK SHOW HOME SOLD

The Daniel Winant estate at Great
Neck. overlooking Manhasset Bay, has
been sold to "A buyer WIN WIS ,pprr-
scented by L'Eclusc, Washburn & Co.
The property. which adjoins the former
Tilyou place, Is valued at about $780,
900. 1t is II Of the show places along
the north shore.
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sEAsuonE COTTAGE RENTALS

The Lewis II, May Company has
leased al Far Rockaway for Pauline
Huchberger Il cottage Oh broadway 10
II. Greenspan; for Theodore Pettt Il
cottage on Sheridan Boulevard to Mrs.
L. Kendall, and for Lew Joseph Il cot
,age on Neral road to Henry L. We'll.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

18TH ST, $50 4 :s2 E-F. y pn Bois &
60 agt Capaco Realty Co. Inc, 81 al;
Nov. iS,.......'...,".".st9 Js
Bronx,
BRIGGS Az, e77a % 27'e- Weber suppIy
sent ~ 1915. ........,.,..,,..ft s 20
I7STU ST. n =, 81. " Boston ri, iuxl67
,I;recnherg Constr 60. Inc, ngt turyelI
Building 20, Inc, ct al; October, Is,
1915 sihh. 80
MoRRIS AZ, = @ cor lGotl, st, iS.eNoh-.
"TN Du Iiois x 90 aBt flrago ton-t
co. Inc, ct al; Nov s 1913 49, sS5.s7
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sHirrLUs HIN L.. /. PLANT.

4h' Asphalt Company has sold
)" H. island city plant 10 the Inter
.yau poIt Company OF this city,
.'e 20. .'.y wds held al 500, 900. II
''' a ...'lsc Of ia feet on the south
,'e OIL If |~.ou street. 200 feet on the
'sT : .' West street and 1873 feet Oh
W. #I street canal. II IL TO les
,''' . . connection with t%ransporta-
uIl'.
." t...rNN Improvement Company
.., cook Realty Company Of
..n- ln"Nlib a. tho corner
.' t.,uu' and tnrnelia street,
'. pod ilu,diug company has
..uw l-na'z Martin " plot
'., u%pIlhrdst corner of Icll
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ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE

MONEY MAKING VIRGINIA GRApU.
FRUIT AND TRUCK FARM. 50 acre.
$4,000 bearing Gg.pe vines. . acres Tea
ing htd'khcrri'e, .ur young orchard. y
room dwelling. Sold this Year s. ,Oo worth
grapes, over $500 h'atkberries. have $500
worth Wine on hand, lcviIas other paying
quick reach cities 4 Norfolk and Ports.
mouth: price 81, 500. worth all ~ sl5 zoe,
with s., 900 cash nul balance IN . YEAR.
REAU, Nik,sbOro. y. g..
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MILL. MANAGER. cost Accountant, b.,
with wide business CNptri'n," ana clean
record, good organizer. wants connection
where ac'urat" results, reliability and in
'ogrtty viii he rewarded; small salary II
start. Address j., box l10 sun.
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SAMUEL SIMON, wholesll. butcher A.
Naliabout Market. brooklyn, has Ned
schedules showing liabilities s3i,8S5 an 4
assets Sls,Si9. consisting ~ stock sI,l0o,
and accounts, Sl7,iia.
SALTZMAN - LEVY. manufacturers az
suits a. llS West TNcuty-sc,ond street.
have Med schedules showing iabi,itio-
S,629 and assets SECS, consisting ut
stock. $500; machinery and rxturcs,
$1,000; accounts. St3s. and note, $50.