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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
CHAUTAUoUA AS A BUSINESS
FORCE

cHAUTAUoUA AS A BUSINESS
FORCE.
In speaking of the Chautauqua move
ment the Merchants Trade Journal OF
Des Moines. Ia. says:
go into any community where a
force of this kind has been at work
for number of years and you win
find the whole appearance OF that COM
munity changed. We might cite you
town after town that we have watch.
ed personally, and we could tell you Of
some OF the splendid developments of
THESE towns, much Of which can be
traced back directly to its source in
this great Chautauqua movement-this
moral, this intellectual movement"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
NOTICE
OF COMMISSIONERS on Annnr

OF COMMISSIONER OF ACCOUNTS.
The following idnciary accounts are be.
fore me for settlement
" Washington, Exor Jno r CCIston.
1nas; n hable. Admr. Ellen V Rable
w Fuik, Admr. ct Geo II Bowers
Laura V Manning. Guardian Alice Earle
Prior =
Given under my hand tbs 18th day OF
May 1915. 10Y -
GEO. VI. BELTZHooVER. JR.
Commissioner of Accounts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31

Hon. Joseph W. Folk: "The Chautau-
qua Is one of the most powerful agen-
cies Tor better things in the nation To-
day. From its platform the heart and
conscience Of the public find their tru.
est and finest expression
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31

NO man can hope TO successfully
form and reform public o5inion. which
Is behind all government ana progress
In religion and social reform. without
employing the resources Of the Chan
tauqua platform.-Dr. Frank w. Gun
saulus.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31

State Of West Virginia, Jefferson County, IS
KATHERINE COLTON....P Plaintiff
vs In Chancery
WALTER w COTTON. 500. Defendant
Case pending in the Circuit Court of Jeffer.
son County, West Virginia.
The above namedDefendaut will take notice
that the dispositions of Katherine Cotton
and other witnesses will be taken at the Of
fices Of Brown & Brown. Citizens Building.
on washington Street, in Charles Town. IN
the Comfy of Jefferson, in the State Of
West Virginia, on the 18th day of Sepsem-
Der, A. d. 1915, between the hours.
OIL a. m. and p. In. of said day,
70 be read as evidence In the above ca use
ON behalf OF the above named Plaintiff
and II from any cause the TAX
ing OF the said dispositions shall not be com
menced, or being commenced shall not be
completed on the day aforesaid, the taking
OF the same will be adjourned from day to day
or from time to time, at the same place be-
tween the same hours, until they are com.
pleted. KATHERINE COTTON,
by Brown q Brown,
Aug. II. 1915-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
Important Notice.

The GuaraLt)rs Of the Chautauqua
Committee will meet in the County
Court Room Wednesday, Sept 1. at r.
m. promptly. A large attendance 10 de-
sired. F. l.. Bushong. Chairman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
Notice

The Town ordinance require all weeds
to be cleaned inside the curb line by ocen-
pants of property. All occupants oil
property are hereby notified to comply
with this ordinance
CLAYTON L. HAINES,
Mayor
Town papers please copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
Notice..

Remember the large parade on the
Opening dav of the Chautauqua. Sept,
3rd. All taking part will be admitted to
the afternoons Program free. Let every
one be at the Court House at I:4s o'c' ock
Committee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
Wanted.

Refined young Lady of Good Education
wishes position as Mothers helper or
Nursery, GoVerness, Companions Best re-
fe-ences. Address
MISS II L. Mckay Bovce. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
Walnut LOGS.

Win buy a few Csr losds q
aud Lumber. Logs "A inches ID
u, 8 feet up logs. VIII "a
loading place Or will bag he
trees, Write me what yoa bls
c. H. Comfy, GensdI.
Winchester,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
TWO Story DWELLING HOUSE
Vlth wing IbXIb. CO.
SIX ROOMS

aud has a good cellar. good cistern etc,
IL is most desirable property for nice
home.
TER Ms:-One third Cash on day of sale
and tae residue in two equal annual in
sta lments evidenced by the notes of the
pur, b iser, bearing interest from date of
sale. deferred payments to be secured by u
deed OF trnst on the property sold In
terest to be paid semi annually. Possession
given October LIST, 1915,
r. L. BUSHoNG, Attorney for G. o.
and Mary G. Wilmington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31

AT KEARNEYSVILLE
The undersigned, as attorney for c. o.
qnuMary G. WEittiugton, will sell at pub
lie sale in front of the Court House in
Charles Town, " Va, at II O'Clock IN.
Saturday, September Is, 1915
the following valuable Real Estate situated
at Kearneysville, Jefferson County, West
Virginia.
That certain lot located on the Bardane
road in kearneysville, West Virginia, which
was conveyed to c. .. Wilmington. and
Mary q. Wilmington. his wife, by f. o
Trumpby deed dated September IS, 1915
and recorded in the office of the Clerk of
the County Court of Jefferson County
in deed book No &c. page $50, and
designated on the plat of r. o. Trump, as
lot No. 8, and containing 96-l00 of an acre.
more or less. Said lot is improved by a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1915-08-31
Notice to TakeDepositions

Town papers please copy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
LIS PESDESs.
Manhattan.

IS Of Arden St, lSOxi?o 6--Rockdal.
Land and improvement Co, Inc, ct al,
agt Douglas W Brown ct al foreclosure
lgSrH 81 IA E-Fldel!ty Trust co sst
mortgasel; atty, q Gordon,
Sd Az, n e cor s7th st. boxs0--John W
Bohlman ct al, eXrs, agt Aaron Good.
man ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE;
sHERIFF ct, 9s 4 100; ?57 stanton st
George X Smith agt Sarah konovitz
foreclosure OF mortgage atty j NJ
l3sD ST, = .. l2S II e Of 9Th av, 25xse.ii--
Katharine A Kingsland ct al, trus, sgt
solomon Gerstner ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty, + de p Foster,
I'D AV, 22i5-luigia Laporta agt Con
cetta Giunta foreclosure OF mortgages
GREAT JONES vt, 30-New. York Savings
t""%m"ssndsa' foreclosure OF mor,saseS;
SAP ST. Ss ", p9rt,,.JGseph N l. (
faction TO recover possession); atty
MaaNhATTAN Az, o :, ?5ll n of tooth
81, 37.5xs4,s; and Manhettan az. 9 ..
The East river savings Institution
agt Robert VI Silverman Realty a Com
struction co ct al foreclosure, or two
m"rtgages); atty, o + Hihbard.
.igTH ST, y : 300 IT, " Of Amsterdam ay,
agt Jeremiah j Kennedy et al fore-
closure Of MORTGAGE; atty, " swain. .
LEXINGTON Az, ISL, lss. lsb, l7 ana
1877 East Slst St--W Forbes Morgan, Jr.
trustee, agt lusta Realty 60 ct al tfore,
closure of mortgage "ttys' Gerard q
MNWHHTTAN ST, n " cor Amsterdam sv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01

T.sxli2N irreg; ~ Franklin st sth
av. " :, goa n HIN st, 20 SNlOO, q
part, and 9Th ay, G =, - : slst st. ASKS
-Edwin 4 Ctuikshank ast Morris Vein.
stein (notlce OF attachment atty. :
HENRY ST, l5s-st vincent's Hospital OF
the city OF y Y agt Rabbi Isaac Eleho,
foreclosure OF mortgage; atty. Il l.
Peck,
Bronx.
lS2D ST, = y. SO 4 Q crotona aN, 2SN10-
Th~o Won Ger,chten ast william schmitz
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty.
J Heiderman.
l7STH ST. n e cor Anthony sv. 2l,2xsO-
ct nj foreclosure OF mortgage; atty,
RRT ,A . AN; i MdTsa;o. NJ sS e. mo az,
s Mary hV AMY. q I" s ws'T''0'u'' OF mort
isSTH ST., v cor nathgAte sv, s2xse.o
Thee Haehler agt Van Hoesen Es-
tatss Inc. ct a. foreclosure Of mort
PARKWAY. JOxiSs. s--Marla Gecker ct al
agt Rlty OPTIONS CO. ct al noreclcsure
KELLY 81 %0E ST. @sSSy'. in,s MssE'' .y " sex
loo-Chariss Nesve ct al sgt Winnie
Rlty & Constr co ct al uoreelosure of
%STifsfe2' p sttK'i CsFY = eaT Tfss n
agt Newman Holding co foreclosure
o. mortgage!i sttys' Dulon 4 Roe,
st. SOxIO5-Germania Life ms 60 art
Newman Holding co (foreclos OF mtg
attys, Dulon Il Roe.
LOTS 1873, l5t 4 1865. map partition real IS.
tate VIM Ades' 2!th, wsrd-Msynard NJ
Miller agt VIM + Diller Rlty a. Const "a
ct al foreclos OF mtg: attys, Fein"r
& MASS.
art Hy. Hollander ct al uoreclos OF mtg'
atty, II Swain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01

WASHINGTON. Aug. .3i.-Th- limited
sigIIsg "y Weage,i iote'a ser,Srser TS;
Nurth Atlantic States-Quite cool weather
on Wednesday viii be followed by rising
temperature on THURSDAY and Friday ana
by sedsonable temperatures thereafter.
Little or no rain Is indicated except pos
sibly some showers over extreme northern
sections about Thursday,
Middle Atlantic States-Risiug tempera-
lures rur the first few days OF the week
will hc followed boy moderate temperstures
thereafter. GENERALLY fair weather through
uui the week.
south Atlantic aud East Gulf states
Generally fair weather except that showers
arc probable on Wednesday along the
south Atlantic coast with somewhat lower
temperatures. Rising temperatures on
Wednesday over the Interior districts and
on Thursday aud Friday generally. Mod
crate temperatures thereafter.
West CUR States-GeneralIy fair weather
except that local showers are probable
or Wednesday in east Texas. Rising
temperature on Wednesday and Thursday
ana reasonable temperatures thereafter;
ohio valley and Tennessee-ienerallv
fair weather viii a considerable rise In
temperature on Wednesday and Thursday
arl sctsonahle temperature thereafter.
Region ~ Great lakes-Wdrme~ weather
ON Wednesday and Thursday will he fol-
lowed hv somewhat lower temperatures on
Friday and Saturiay in the upper lake
elsewhere. The weather will he generally
fair.
Plains states and Upper Mississippi Val
eN-Htghcr temperatures on Wednesday
VII be followed by a moderate fan about
Friday aad nv sessonabic temperaturee
thereafter. The weather viii lie generally
fair.
Rocky Mountain and Plateau Regions
General" fair weather except In the mid
die plateau. where local showers u.c prob
able on Wednesday and THURSDAY. Tenn
perdtures Will be somewhat lower carly I'm
tho week and scaSonable thereafter
Pacific StateS-Generallv fair weather
ls indicated during tho week except on
the extreme north coast. where showers
are probable on Wednesday,. No decided
temperature Changes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
TENANTS FoR CITY DWELLINGS.

Royal Scott Gulden has leased the
dwelling OF William II. Mofht at 27e
West End avenue. southwest corner Of
Seventy-third street. to Mrs. NJ. Z. Tyson
for a term of years. The house was
renovated three years ago at a cost OF
$4,000. The property Is opposite the
residence of Charles NJ. Schawb and
John s.. Huyler.
The Houghton Company has leased
for Louise Kellogg the five story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at 81 West
S~eventy-irst street. furnished, to Laura
Campbell.
The :. II. Raphael Company has
leased for Amelia Wood the three story
dwelling at 127 West 126th street to
Marie Mclaughlin. and for Rosa woln
a similar dwelling at IS West Teeth
street to William Watson Pierson.
Chris Schierloh has leased the dwell
ing at 44i West Thirty-fourth street for
Peter McGirr to the West Side League
House. directed by Mrs. A. C. Nc
aus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America liner oostcrdyk. sail
ing today for Rotterdam, Will take mail CLOS
ing at $50 A NJ. for the Netherlands.
The Scandinavian American liner fellls
Olay, sailing to morrow for Chrislansand
will take mail. closing at 10 A. NJ for Nor
way. sweden. Denmark, Germany, Austria
Hungary. Luxemhurg and Turkey.
The American liner 81. Paul, sillillg Satur'
day for Liverpool, Will take mail, closing at
$50 A M, for Europe EXCEPT Germany Aus
trta. HUNGARY IuNp1Ihur. T1r'"N. me SEN
erlands. Norway, Sweden and Denmark, also
for Africa, West Asia and East Indies ..
The Norwegian. Amer can liner BerEHnsilorui
sailing Saturday for Bergen, Will take mail
closing at $3.50 A NJ, for Norway sweden
ennar Russia. Germany. Austria. hnh
gary. Luxembourg and Turkey.
The French liner Esnasne, sailing SATURDAY
for Bordeaux, will take mail, closing az =
NJ, for France, Rumania, Bulgaria Serbia
switzerland, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Egypt
Greece, British India, British East Africa
siam. Malta. Gibraltar, Ccylon, straits settle
ments. Dutch East Indies, West Australia anc
Persia
The Holland, America liner Neendyk, sailing
saturday for Rotterdam, Will take mail clos
ing al S 90 A. NJ. Tor the Netherlands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
AUTO co. RENTS BUILDING.
83d street Garage Taken by
Swinehsrt Company.

S. Osgood Pell 4 Co. have leased the
third street. formerly occupied by the
Bryant Motor Service Corporation and
the knickerbocker Garage, for the Fiss.
Doerr & Carroll Horse Company through
the Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company as agents to the Swine
art Tire and Rubber Company. for
a long term OF years. The Swinehart
company Is now at 1924 Broadway.
After extensive alterations the COM
pany will use the building for it's sales
rooms, executive offices and service sta
ton.
Horace S. Ely & Co. and J. G.. White
& Co. have leased the five story build
ing at 101 Spring street for five years
to the Merriam Segars.
william A. white & Sons have rented
the store n basement at 30 Wes'
Twenty-second street to Frank & Loew
cotton ~converters, and the top foor e
Aurelius Cassatt. This completes tn,
renting of the building.
Leon S. Altmayer and r l. Brown
Sons have leased the business buildins
at 34l9 Third avenue to VI. Wrinkle foI
use as n public market.
Rice Il Hill have leased for JOSEPH
Shenk for "A term of years to Harr,
V. Dodge the store and basement a
1892 broadway for the sale of automo
bile tires.
Pease & Gilman have leased a stor,
In 1877 East Thirty-ffth street 10 Louii
Singer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
WOMEN REALTY
MARKETS SAVIORS
Female Buyers Take Three of
Five Parcels Sold i'm Man.
haitian and Bronx.
FOR BOTH ST.

The frequency with which women figure
IN real estate OF late Is one of the
features of the market. Their presence
IN a field which has been dominated by
men cannot be overlooked. Three of the
hve properties In Manhattan and The
Bronx sold yesterday were acquired by
women investors. One OF these deals
concerned an apartment house valued
at 5000. 900 in the West Side zone. A
woman also is the buyer in the sale Of
a parcel in the Washington Heights
section. One of the best deals reported
from The Bronx had a female factor to
II, an important factor indeed. since she
was the buyer. Not only did women
figure prominently in the sales end OF
the market. but "A woman as head of a
building company filed plans yesterday
for two nine story apartment houses
within a few hundred feet of the Morgan
home colony. II cannot he that women
have entered the realty field merely TO
Indicate their fitness for the RESPONSE
bilities which the law has placed on
men and not on women.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
NEW TENANTS FOR 42D ST.

Homer Foot, Jr., has leased large
OFFICES In the Milbank Building, north
east corner OF Forty-second street and
Madison avenue. to Wardwell & Adams.
e York Stock Exchange brokers. for
a term of years. Wardwell & Adams
VIII continue to maintain their present
onice In the Manhattan Hotel, using the
new premises as an additional branch
Lease has also been made in the same
building to Mclaughlin 4 Fish. In the
Transit Building and Annex leases have
been made to John T. Lantry. Consoli-
dated Marble and Stone Company, ii.
Simpson Jennings, representing j. II.
Hunt q co. of London Henry Hof-
man, Bernard Kempner. Additional
space has been rented in the Transit
me to the Habirshaw Wire Company
and to q. II. Wells, architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01

Kentucky sailed for philtdc PIMA; yacht
Maynower from Washington for Hampton
Roads; cruiser Ralrlgh from NJ2tlldu for
rOpo.obampot hdtt,c,hip Nea"-irge trout
Boston for Philadelphia; huitloShlp south
Dakota from san Francisco Tor Astoria,
Dor: ganbont Montana at NapraeWe SIX,
destroyers Terry, Roe aul Wake ut car
diners BAY; tug StaniiSh at Annapolis.
yacht Gloucester a. BROOKLYN, fuel ship
Neptune, cruiser birmingham. dr-tyupeYs
Padding, Trlppe, burrows, Ammru, CHs-
sin tummingsi Mcnougtl. Patterson,
Besle, flaming jarvis, lialvh, Beuhau.
o Brien and Nicholson at Lambert Point
yacht Eagle at Port au Prince; lrs,iuNr '
Parker AT Norfolk; cruiser Galveston a'
Chefoo; guuhoat Helena at ldukoN. dee
struyer Marlborough At Nrw LpnIou, Dies
patch boat lanktou at Hampton lIuH1s,
fuel ship lroteus at tristulul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
JAMAICA ESTATES IN TROUBLE.

Surrogate John ]. Graham of Nassau
county has been appointed referee in the
Queens County Supreme Court to sell
under foreclosure about 900 lots belong
ing to the Jamaica Estates. The sale
has been ordered in "A suit In which the
Matawok Land Company. represented by
Frederic n. Watriss. is the plaintiff, and
the Jamaica Estates. katherine NJ.
Calvin and the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. individually and as
trustee. are the defendants. The suit
has been brought IN IA mortgage
amounting to s250.00O on which there
Is unpaid interest amounting to s3i, 900.
The lots and plots to be sold are located
on Hillside avenue, Flushing avenue,
Midland Parkway, Columbus avenue.
Lincoln avenue, Woodside avenue Union
Turnpike, Grant avenue. Chevy Chase
road. Wexford avenue and Foothill
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian. The Bronx and Brooklyn.
TAT Il NESEY STREET
BY Joseph =. Day.

lhl ~ NtStf SlHEEI
BY Joseph p. Day.
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 46i, WI 8. 51li n
lO6th II, lsXlOo. . sly fal-M A Cohn-
teId ast Margt FqrIong ct al; dover
igisf ST. ass Z, 5 = s'i iso W ,s 10 ave- Ss'!sO COX
iSGiI: s,y dwlsIA b selismsG ct al
STGl6.0i; taxes, sc. s303.7B
Adjourned to Sept 10
ny Henry Brady.
ST NICHOLAS Av, sts, es, 1913 n l?7th
st, -%25.?x7s. x?i.lixs0,I-M 4 smyth agt
sssl7bi cub to mtse Of $4,000: 70 the
Sd II. SIS. -. liz Avenue D.. sss.?sSS
7Sx lrreg, s sly na! and stores-Harry
,.o;si5.,5; taxes, &C. ,%:''SS..'io;N y, sSs
BY Bryan L. Kennedy. ,os
ii,,dT5H s 20 f IA. : :; i Z Giri Z : TN a sy' si m,SS
pocitr ct al due, ",i7.!5i,5s; taxes. -;
ss7777' to the plainiiT ;,,:'''''''lo'OOO
Benl, qst $ John; Psrs Realty co ct
isfTH 81, 80 W; n 5 90 " 7th ay. im
ton 2; due, ,ii,77s.ss; taxes. &c, 'iSss7;
TO '"t tA H'' ssos THIRD AyENUpi
BY Joseph p Day
WASHINGTON Az. 1885,. W s. 1855 :
iT5th 81, 25Nl50x irreg; I sty nat-TA
Eek agt Dora Mirnke Ct al aug 100
BY James L. Wells Company,
:l2TH ST; n > ?oS g Barnes ay' S9xioom
:, NJ = a S,s'i as esr' isass. &c. o ,ssses
Nv Charles a, B]srrian,
HE s5lfd:. A TO W T;s' s,s ws''S ! iSs,ssM
,sises. 80; taxes, &c, N,7i7io; to .hs
i pTIS'1TIHHnE 'BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE
ny W. j. McPhilliamy & co.
10Th 81. 5 W cor 2lst sv. i00x200--Jessie
l. Ward agt Helen NJ Brlseoe ct al; to n
9 Baker for $4,000.
NILSSON irreg; Vanderbilt, st. n e cor 18th
81. s5.5x90x irregi Vanderbilt ST, n "
cor Prospect, ay, lCSxstSS irrssCF !,
al; to W II Rowan for $3.50 over mort
H~6PKiNsoN Az, : >; SIT n Atlantic sy,
Maloney ct al; to ssml $ Maloney for
HiicSoLropold Bsder sst 'chss F Lutz ct
al; to the plaintiff for $4,000.
Font HAMIhT3Y YI fkwAGG County ! ~, saw vi rn. n
~! zerlina / anderson ct ali to * +
ioO-Geo q Vincent sgt Ann cayeny to
l. Lurie for 1900 eyer a mortgage OF $4,000
REID AV, = so II : Decatur 81. 20ss5 10
Same agt same. Action :, to the plain
,7TH Av, \ " cor 5bth st, 100 ,2xs0-Minnie
Eissnherg agt Agidia d'Amico ct al; TO
the plhintln for fl,5OO.
GREENE Az. > q cor Cumberland 81, s0x
T5-Ghas \ LAWYER agt sheffield 'onst
90 ct al; 10 " Lind for t5b'OOO,
BLAKE Az, n W cor Alabama aN' 2OSsO-'
Inc Srhunarher agt Louis Rosenberg ct
nj; to the plulntin for 1900,
Ry W. 4, Rae,
plID Az =. so n : Decatur ~. :oXs5. 10
south Bklyn Saw lnsln agt Emms. "
Voeth et al, to the plaintiff for $500
sTu ST. n = ESQ n e eth nv, 60Nl0O-To
the plaintln for 33,o00 over = mortgage
OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York. fair and warmer
to-day and tomorrow; moderate north
east winds. becoming southeast Tomorrow.
For New Jersey, fair to-day and TO-
morrow: warmer in the interior; moderate
northeast to southeast winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania fair and
warmer to-day and Tomorrow; gentle to
moderate northeast to southeast winds.
For southern Scw England. fair to-day
and tomorrow; warmer except In extreme
south portion; moderate northwest winds,
becoming variable. "
For northern New England, fair to-day
and to morrow; warmer except on east
Maine coast; moderate winds, becoming
southerly.
For western New York, fair and warmer
to-day: partly cloudy and warmer to-
morrow. moderate southerly winds, he
coming fresh tomorrow over south por-
tlnn.
NEW YORK. sept. High pressure
prevailed Yesterday over all sections cast
Of tho Rocky Mountains. except the Mis-
souri and upper Mississippi valleys AMI
southern Florida. from a centre over tho
southern lake regions, Ohio Valley and
middle Mississippi valley.
somewhat lower temperatures were
recorded In the Atlantic and east Gulf
states In the morning. but 1t became
warmer generally In those sections during
the day. and temperatures were rising
rapidly In The central valleys and plains
state.
over tho Northwest and the Pacific
states the pressure was low from "a prln-
cipai centre over saskatchewan.
showers occurred at scattered points In
tho Atlantic States. but elsewhere the
weather was generally fair.
Light frosts occurred In Indiana, Michi-
gan and ohio.
IN this city the day was fair: cooler In
'h' early morning. growing warmer. wind.
fresh northwest: average humidity, 81 per
cent. barometer. corrected to read to sea
level. At \. NJ, 5o.O6; . r. NJ, zoos
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the official thermometer. Is sliowa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
MARKET ron BRONX FLATS.

EAST 18TH STREET-Harry H.. Co.
hen has sold for Charles Doll to
John Eggers for cash 36S and $40
East l45th street. a five story modern
Nat, on plot 50xl00. between Third
and Willis avenues. The house con-
tains hve apartments ON a floor, is
fully rented and was held at $500
EORDHAM ROAD-George Meyer has
sold 6l7 and 6l9 East Fordham road.
q Ave story modern house, on plot
<0xl0O. 80 feet west of Hughes ave
nue.. The buyer is Fanny G~reenberg.
VALENTINE AVENUE-The Lawyers
Mortgage Company has sold 209S
Valentine avenue. a two story two
family house. on lot lS.6x90. to a
buyer for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
WOMAN TO BUILD APARTMENTS.
A. Head of Hum~s Co. Files Plans
for 36th street Houses.

George and Edward Blum, architects,
have filed plans for two nine story
apartment houses to be erected by Mrs,
Emma L.. Reaney on the plot .5x9s.9
at 1873 to 14s East Thirty-sixth street,
adjoining the southeast corner of Lex
ington avenue, They estimate the cost
AZ $4,000. Announcement OF the pro-
posed Improvement appeared In these
columns in June. The Improvement
will be carried on by the James Humes
Company, Of which Mrs. Reaney Is pres
ident. The Morgan home n art gal
leries are located a block and a half
west of this property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-01
WOMAN BUYS An APARTMENT.

The Hennessey Realty Company.
Joseph Palstein's company, has sold to
a woman investor the nine story apart
ment house at 81 and 80 West Eighty
second street. The structure, which was
built by the sellers a few years ago.
occupies a plot 5S.4xlO2.2, abou mid
way between Central Park West and
Columbus avenue. The city assesses II
at 5000. 900. The structure was the first
OF five apartments erected on the upper
West Side by the Hennessey Realty
Company. The present deal marks the
FIRST sale of the Hennessey West Side
properties.