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MRS. HEATH QUIETS
JERSEY OPPONENTS
Housewives Vote to Hear Her
Explain the National
Constitution.
DISCUSSION AT NEWARK

NEWARK. Nov. is.-Mrs. Julian Heath.
national president Of the Housewives
League, succeeded In conciliatlng oppo-
aition 10 her at the meeting here to-day
Of New Jersey housewives. About thirty
delegates from branches In this State
assembled Ak the Young women's Chris
tian Association Building and voted to
meet MS. Heath at tho leagues New
York headquarters on Monday. Decem-
Der 8. and hear her explain In detail ue
constitution Of the national body.
There were several clashes OF . per-
oonal nature which showed bitter feelin9.
but there was not . single definite Accu.
eaAton against Mra. Heath's conduct OF
the affairs Of the league.
Mrs. John H. Yocum Of East Oran8e.
the chairman. was not inclined to recoe-
nice Mr.. Heath. who entered quietly
After the meeting had begun.
"MsdAm Chairman" Mrs. Heath rose
and aaid. Il rise to ask q question Tor
my M Information"
could Be heard. Right away II wa
evident that half the delegates were on
Mrs. Heath's side.
She was permitted to Ask her Ques-
ton. and declared that the copy Of the
national constitution then being read
wes wrong. 1t developed that It wa
not a certified copy. Mrs. Chaunce,
Marsh OF Montclair saad this was Mrr
| Heath's faux The reading was con
tinued and the document was found Il
be 10 involved. and in one or two places
20 contradictory. that no one could un'
derstand II. After a long discussion
Mrs. Heath promised to furnish each
delegate with n certified copy before Dc
cember 1. Action on It will be deferret
until January 10.
The opponents of Mrs. Heath explainet
that they could not draft a co~nstitutior
for h league in New Jersey withou
studying the national constitution. an
that no one WAS able to understand tn
national constitution.
Mrs. Yocum asked which Of two mag
azines was the leagues official paper
Mrs. Heath said the official publication
was the HousetDives League MdOdstne
Mrs. Marsh spoke bitterly Of the fac
that she had rea IN the newspaper
that Mrs. Heath a accused the New
Jersey opposition OF being paid by
baking powder concern. Mrs. Heath sal
she did not charge this.
There was ale discussion Of a lette
criticising Mrs. Heath. signed by twenty
two members Of the league. 1t was mad
clear that they had acted as individuals
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SALE or BROADWAY CORNER.

The Broadway and Ninety-frst street
DEAL whereby the City Investing Com
pany. Robert L. Downing president. ac-
Quired a well located corner available
for apartment house improvement was
negotiated by Barton Chaplin and Slaw-
son & Hobbs. 1t In the northeast cor
ner OF the two streets. a vacant plot OF
about six lots. with a frontage Of 80
frt on Broadway and 1872 feet on Nine
ty-irst street. 1t WIS sold for the
Chelsea Realty Company. who held II at
an asking price OF 3450.O00. 1t IL in q
section where Mr.. Downing has made a
number Of important and profitable deals.
The last Of these was the sale to Jacob
Axelrod OF the block front on the east
ode Of Broadway from Eighty-eishth
70 ~Eighty-nlnth street, where the
buyer has completed one fine apartment
house and Is now erecting another. This
deal was made last, spring. Only a
few years ago Mr.. Bowling bought and
reeold at big profits tho block bounded
By Eishty-ninth and Ninetieth streets,
Broadway M West End avenue. then
known as the Evans block. Some OF
the c!ty's finest apartments now stand
there.
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R IN GOOD DEMAND.
Prominent spots in Many Sections
Secured.

Secured.
q. d. 4 II. v. Dixie havo ieased TO
the Exchange Buffet Corporation the
entire basement Of the Gambler Build
ing. 220 West Forty.second street, for
a term of twenty-one years.
The r. w. Woolworth Company has
secured a ten year tense of the large
store and basement at S46 and 94Y
Third avenue and 100 East Fifty.
seventh street and will make extensive
alterations. The lease. which involves
rentals aggreeating about 0 $1,000. waa
closed by Leon 8. Altmayer. Edward J.
Hogan and Charles vo,xins q Son.
Tucker. Speyers 4 Co. have leased
to Fourth & Feldman. millinery sup
plies. the store at SO West Thirty
eighth street for a term Of a
Van Norden & Wilson have rented
offices in iss Broadway to J. c. Gar.
diner, George D.. Eaton. John A. Done.
gan and s. l.. Peyser; space In ~
Broadway to Greer, Crane q Webb and
additional space to G. J.. Halsted, kers
& Co. and J. willet Hall.
The Ess and Ell Realty Company haa
rented space in 637 Broadway to the
7. s. Buck Manufacturing Company
Solomon Edman q Son. NJ. NJ. Burn.
stein and f. p. Bond & Co., also space
in as Church street TO Barish q Barish
William T.. Wright & Son. Rosenbaun
& Son and Arthur NJ. Plato.
Pease 4 Gilman nave leased ofhcee
in the Pease 4 Gilman Building AT 34t
Madison avenu to the Holophane Glasi
Company.
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on July 1s against Fred. Fischer, also
known as Fred Rreitenbach. song writer.
OF 800 Rogers place, on consent OF cred
itors. He had only four creditors, TO
whom he owed s3,762.
Bankruptcy Schedules.
WILLIAM II, WELLMAN, promoter, OF
East Twenty-seventh street. has hled
schedules showing liabilities S3o.sSl. OF
which S2,76s Is for wages OF carpenters.
s anna "" sss , Mi;s'0; .. 'q the v.I.a Ef ssAn s,
Sheepshead Bay SS.60o, seven motor cy-
Giles and one automobile $500. and shares
i Gt r.; rssSk pr s:SisSS; E Hn,SS s.s1iam cs%t
pany 81. 5000. and Phi Kappa PHI frater-
nifty OF Bloomington, Ind, $50, Among
creditors are Thomas ! hSr,on' 1900
secured: r. NJ. stevens. $4,000; cycle
Racing Association. sans. William p.
Raiircsa i Gomp sS;Soo ,a. .ns Long Island
PATTERSON LtMRER COMPANY of IS
John street has filed schedules showing
sisting OF real estate, s35, $50; lumber.
Si,O0s: machinery, $4,000; notes. 3l93,
and Office furniture, sSl, The real es.
mortgaged for $50, 900, Among ths
creditors are the National Nassau Bank
and Germania Bank. &i,5o5.
ALEXANDER SINGER. trading as AieS
singer & Bro; manufactures of c%lothins
AT tss ITbhhWdN mas Hl'u sfneuules
showing liabilities 362 352 and assets sis,
O6g, consisting OF stock, $500 accounts
$40, 500; fixtures, $3.50; goods with con
tractors, $500, note. 800, and cash. 3I5
He also has eight lots In Randolph, y
j.. value not stated, and some share,
In n realty company,
SCHANZER BROS, manufa cturers of hat,
and caps at IS Wayerley place, have hlec
schedules. showing liabilities &9.0ll ano
assets In the hands of an assignee o.
unknown value.
Assignments.
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION AMI
SUPPLY COMPANY. electrical contrac
tor OF 80 Cortlandt street, has made al
assignment to william IL. Roberts. Tn,
company vas incorporated In March
1905. with capital stock $4,000 anC
Charles E. Recap president. Liabilities
are reported to be $4,000 and asse,
Sc, 900.
FRANCES KELLER. dealer in dresses
skirts, suits, waists, sc, at aa<0 Thir,
avenue. has made q assignment 70 Sid
ney II. Asroue
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TO REPLACE HOME WITH LOFTS

Or. Charles Remsen. whose home at
the southwest corner Of Madison avenue
and Thirty-second street Ia now almost
surrounded by commercial structures,
10 not going to sell out like many others
have done when their homes were over
shadowed by trade. He is going to take
advantage Of the changing conditions,
and TO hat end has become the owner
~ the dwelling property at 1NS Madi-
son avenue, adjoining his dwelling, the
sale OF which was reported "A few days
go, and on the combined plot Will erect
q sixteen story loft and store building
The dwelling purchased Is on a lot TASK
"a and with his present holding gives
pr, Remsen a corner plot 4sx94.S feet.
The purchase and the Improvement we're
instigated by the purchase OF the a
snce Of the block front on Madison ave-
nue. by George Backer and Arnstein 4
Levy az the site of a great commercial
Structure. The firm OF Leonard j. Car
penter negotiated the sale OF 1is Madi'
son avenue,
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BIG DAY FOR HIGH
PRICED REAL ESTATE
Not in Recent Years Have So MANY
High Class Parcels Been Sold
in a Single Day ,.

n volume oil sales Of high class. well
,oc.,ed. costly property yesterdays
r.sl estate market exceeded that OF
.,v dsy during tho last few years. II
.,,thing like yesterdays trading can
). maintained all doubts Of the attrac-
,,v.ness OF New York real estate as an
,,vss,mert field will soon be swept away.
sor those whose names appear az buy
-, in the latest trading are men and
concern, who know New York real estate
not. and their purchases are likely TO
nave a most stimulating effect on those
,ho have hesitated to close pending con-
tracts.
Here is the list OF big deals reported
Yesterday: Clarence Payne sold to the
postal Life insurance Company the
sixteen story building being erected
=, the southeast corncr OF Fifth ave-
oue and Forty-third street, and took In
eYchange Ave properties including thu
Sfteen story Postal Life Building
At the southwest corner Of Nassau and
Liberty streets. This deal represented
oroper,y values Of 37,3b5,0o0. The story
/, told on another page Of this paper
The City Investing Company paid ir
the neighborhood Of $4,000 for q largs
corner at Broadway and Ninety-firs'
street, which probably will be turnet
ever soon TO a builder for . notable
apartment house Improvement.
Adolph Lewisohn. who in recent year
has become one Of tho large real estate
investors OF the city. added to his hold
inss yesterday the Bendel Building
on Ffty-seventh street west Of Fiji
avenue, a property held by Mtchae
pre!cer. the owner. At 100000.
Or. Charles Remsen. owner of tn
southwest corner Of Madison avenue AK
Tharty-second street, closed negotiation
yesterday for the purchase Of . propert,
adjoining on the south. and on the com
b.ned site will erect a sixteen stor
commercial building, which Will com
plete the REINFORCEMENT Of the bloc
front on the west side OF the venue fror
Thirty-hrst to ~Thirty-second street
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NOTICES.

ODoSoHUE. MARY Ain pursuance
Of an order of Hon. John 7. Cohalan. u
Surrogate % the County OF New York. no
,ice II hereby given that the undersigned
as one Of the next Of kin Of Mary A.
ODonohue, late OF the County OF New York,
deceased, will apply to the Surrogates'
Court OF the County OF New York for Let
trrs Of Administration upon the estate of
saiA deccdent In accordance with the pro.
visions Of section 1891 OF the Cod" nf civil
Procedure. and all persons having claims
against said deCedent are hereby notified
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the Surrosates' Court Of the County OF
New York at the Hall OF Records In the
County and city Of New York on or before
the Srd day Of December next.
Dated, New York, the 18th day of Oc-
tober. 1918
LOUIS v. O'DONOHCE. Petitioner.
FRANCIS DWIGHT DOWLEY.
Attorney for Petitioner,
&c Cedar Street,
Borough Of Manhattan.
New Yo.k city. New York.
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LEwIsOHN IN s7oo,o 900 DEAL.

Adolph Lewisohn. the banker, has
added 10 his extensive holdings the mod
trn ten story %fireproof building at 10
and ~ West Fifty-seventh street owned
BY Michael Dreicer. as president OF the
preicer Realty Company, which erected
the structure expressly for the present
occupant, Henri Bendel. The property
adjlins the Kennedy dwellings, pur-
chased recently by August Heckscher.
and is under a net lease to Mr.. Bendel
for a long term of years. 1t was held
At 500, 900, and was sold through l..
J. Phillips & Co, who state that Mr..
Lewisohn made the investment because
expects its business will be similar IN
Character t. that Of Bond street. London.
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NEW JERSEY REAL rsrArE roR SALE.

THE BANKING DEPARTMENT.
STATE OF NEW YORK. pliers to build.
ers and prospective homeseekers a large
number Of vacant lots at brentwood.
Morsemere, Leonia. Ridgeield and Tea.
neck, New Jersey. at prices which Ars issa
han one-half Of former ownerS prices.
These properties must be sold quickly to
close the business Of two corporations.
Special Inducements to contractors and
builders who will purchase . large num-
Der Of lots. For further particulars ad-
dress BENZ. d. HA10HT. Special Deputy
6upt. Of Banks. care Of Banking Dept,
81 Broadway. New York City.
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NEW STATE BOARD URGED.
To Control Expenditures In hank
Ing Department.

ALRANY, Nov ls-N proposition to
take the state Banking Departments
expenditures entirely out oC the state
budget and place them under the control
Of "a board TO consist Of the Governor the
Comptroller and the Banking Supcrin-
,cudeut was advanced to-day by Eugene
Lamb Richards. superintendent ~ bank
ing. when he submitted to the budget
conference his requests for a~ppfuprit-
ions for the next fiscal year,
The requests showed In proposed eY-
p%cnditurca for the department a de
crease of S34,3ls from tb" mount
allowed by the Legislature for tho
present fiscal year, The last appru-
priation WAS S27s,26S, aud the supcrin-
tendcnt's present plea Is for $4,000. .
reduction of about l2n per cent.
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The Spanish liner Montserrat. sailing
to morrow for Barcelona. will take mail.
closing at $3.50 \. NJ. for Spain only.
The French liner Espagne, sailing to-
morrow for Bordeaux. viii take mail, clos
Ing at noon. for France. Rumania. Serbia,
switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt.
Greece, British India. British East Africa.
siam, Malta. Gibraltar. Ceylon, straits Set
Elements. Dutch East Indies, West Aus
tralia and Persia.
The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
Monday for Liverpool, will take mail, clos
Ing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe Except DER
many, Austria, Hungary, LuSemburg. Tur-
key. Bulgaria, the Netherlands. Norway.
Sweden and Denmark, Africa. West Asia
and the East Indies.
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lis PENDENS.
Manhattan.

12sTH ST. IA Explicitly Trust Co agt
Lillian l. Miller foreclos OF mtg); atty.
EpSGECOMBE Az. s G cor lssthst. 72,llx
IS; 4 Edsecombe av. es. 1911 IT.. n lssth
At e0xs5. Life ms
co agt 18th st 4 7th Az Const Co at
al NOreclos Of 2 mtgs); attys. Dulon d
RIViNGToN ST. ~2s5--city Real Estate Co
agt Jacob Common ct al foreclos OF mts)
atty, u Swain,
CATHARINE st. SO q 35-wm l. Condit
agt Moses Einhorn ct al foreclos Of
mtx) attyr. Elkus. Gleason a Proskauer.
Bronx.
18TH ST, rs. 90 q . German p. t2x9ts,
ing Co ct al tforeclos Of MTG; attys.
Cannon g. Cannon,
CLAY Av, i33l-Max Spitzberg agt. Annie
Iiss ct al faction to forecIose mechanic's
LEM sttys. Abramson q Rose.
KELLY ST, 7l7-Wm l. condit agt Her
man l. krieger ct al Uforeclos OF mtg)
attys. Elkus. Gleason a. prosksuer.
WASHINGTON Az. ~1s67-vinccnt Nalente
agt Mariana Bonagur ct al faction "a
ct aside assAl; stty. 4 J Romasns.
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POLICE QUARANTINE LAUNDRY.
Woman TFies - Deliver wash,
Though Child Has Diphtheria.

MoNTcLAIR. n. j.. Nov. ls.-Police in.
reference was necessary here to-day to
prevent the removal Of laundry from the
home OF Mrs. Daisy Johnson. a negro,
where the health authorities discovered a
case Of d!phtheria.
The health officers found that in the
same room with the infected child fam
lily washes were being prepared for de-
livery at Montclair homes. Mrs. johnson
said she would deliver the laundry. fear.
ing loss of her trade. The health depart.
ment then called upon the police.
The woman also objected at first TO the
removal OF the child to the isolation hos
pital, but consented later.
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charge, to satisfy which the aboNr-de-
scribed property Is TO be sold. Is So 500 a..
with interest thereon from the l'th day OF
and allowance amounting to $35+.si. with
Interest from september 2gth. 1915, to-
gether with the expenses OF the sale. The
upproxilnate amount Of the taxes, dssess-
ments and water rates, or other liens,
which are to be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money, or paid hy the
Referee, Is s,3Il+ 40 and interest.
Dated, New York, October llth. lHi5.
JOSEPH Il. EDELSON, Referee.
The sale In the ahoNe-entitled action is
hereby adjourned TO THURSDAY, November
II. 1915. at the same hour and place.
Dated, New York. November I, 1918.
JOSEPH d. EDELSON. Referee.
The sale In the above entitled action is
hereby further adjourned to Tuesday. No
vember Esd, 1915. at the same hour and
Dated, New York, November II, 1918.
JOSEPH n EDEISON Rcferee
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APARTMENT HOUSE BUYER.

The Irving Arms Real Estate Corpora.
ton 10 a new one In the field. 1t was
organised recently to take over from the
Halcyon Real Estate Corporation, the
company organised by the bondholders
Of he defunct New York Real Estate
Securities Company. the following prop.
critics: Five fats at 5000 Broadway,
as Central Park West, 476 West 141st
street, 1877 Washington avenue and 502
West 177th street. The properties were
transferred recently. The +. II. Wood,
W. II. Dolson Company and Alfred Lock-
wood Brown negotiated tho deal.
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l29 20

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above-de-
scribed property IL to be sold. II Thirty
three thousand and ninety-hve $500
Dollars. with interest thereon from the 9Th
day of July. 1913. less the sum of Eleven
hundred Dollars paid on account Of same.
together with the costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred eighteen
1900 Dollars. with interest from July
18th. 1915. together with the expenses Of
the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes, assessments and water rates. or
other liens. which are to be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase money. or
paid by the Referee. IL Two hundred sew
enty.one I5-l00 Dollars and interest.
The premises will be sold subject 70
party wall agreement recorded In the once
Of the Register of the County OF New York
In Nber ga OF Conveyances. Page 20t.
Dated. New York, November 18th. 1915.
FRANCIS W. POLLOCK, Referee,
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bUY BRIGHTwATERs PLOTS.

The r. u. Ackerson Company has
sold IN tho harbor section OF Bright
\waters, l.. l., a lot 100x200 on windsor
fvenle 20 Mrs. Kate NJ. Keith OF Bright
water. adjoining her residence a iot
15x-@3 on Concourse a to George
schucN Of Manhattan and a lot 50x2?6
on ~Couoourse East to +. l.. Schmidt OF
Manhattan.
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BROOKLYN HOME BUYERS.

Neary Pierson 4 Co. have sold Sos
Park place, near Vanderbilt avenue. a
three story dwelling. for Mary Nolan 4;
lo3 st. James place, near Greene ave-
nue., a three story dwelling on lot 20xloo.
for j. G. Dobson, and l40 Underhih ave-
nue, near Park place, a three story
dwelling, for Marie Kraemer.
y, Rubenstein and !. Freedman ave
sold l26 East Nineteenth street. a plot
i?jxl00. for Virginia Lee Egbert. The
new owner will improve this property
with TWO four story apartment houses,
for which w. T. Mccarthy Is preparing
plany.
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NEW FACTORIES IN N. j.

The Turner Construction Company
has been awarded the contract by the
Howe Rubber Company. New Bruns-
wick. for the construction Of a three
story factory. 76x25o. This building will
be OF REINFORCED concrete ekeleton and
brick curtain walls and will Be located
at Fulton and Codw1se avenue. New
Brunswick. The same company has been
awarded the contract by tho United Lead
Company for the construction OF a new
carpenter shop. 62x4?. at Perth Amboy.
This building will be Of reinforced con-
crete.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGEs.
Manhattan.

10TH ST.. ~ w-Lawyers Title & T CO
90 Bower Say Bank, i:s Bo~ery; atty,;
7r i 7 AZ Co. 6 $50 s "a ,;s.d st. si.,oaiG;S Soo
Mary II rompkins to sarah BAseh. g
= SID st; atty. Edward Hsrrmarn,, ?si
I'd ~. lsst-Dora sehon.eii. excr. !;
Morris Mufson.. 1850 Clay av: atty. y
sTH Av. .sei-s-caisi,ns 4 Buhier e
Gilbert Newhonse; 10 W 7+th st; sitys
r 1SHs ST.. ss7.s w-wiiliam u Har,s ant
ano trus. to Title Guar 4 7 Co, Il,
SSH sr. sti VIA. 4 rrowbridse. trur
,. 70 Ti sH 9 4 Z CO; iIs T TM:' Inc ;;' e. 9,
conn; atty re ca i7s sS.y: :I:.O .,
MONROE 81. n 4 n, sou " WA Son no !" st :.
phsn Whitney Estate COT Pine =,
ATTY: ! Kernoehan; - Pine S.
hS SeSN.r,i si Berlin en n sno. 81 to Loui
Cohen: go z eth st; atty Bosart 4 a. =
9Th i s n Row D. ?ixi5.Jseool
schwartx and ano to Samuel schwaber
2o3, Manhattan av, Bklyn; attys' Levy
srLE { :; ~ sr sW ssHH hs'y pc + Week. an,
ano, exrs. to Lawrence : Suarez and an
Paris. France; atty, !. Mtg co: 5000
18TH 81. n :; nee Q rsrs az az 10 A' VIM
walker and ano. trus, ?ss Bway att,
l. r GO. $50 Bway .,.........,..9l3,5 80
losTH ST, 1853 ear A Hausfmann, exi
to Emigrant Ind Savings Bank. 81 Cham
bers st. atty. NJ ] Scanlon, oil Chambe
l0sTH ST. 1863 E-Guarsnty Trust Co I
Guaranty Trust Co. trus; atty, NJ j Scan
Ion, 81 Chambers $3.50
18TH ST. io5 Wv irving Clark an
ano. trus. to Lawyers Mtg Co. SO Iibert
st............- .,.''.'.'.'''''' so''ou
Bronx.
y Y TRUST co TO city Mtg Co ........3
CITY MTG co to Cornelius @ Coakley. I
BROOKLYN TRUST co. trus, to Lawyer
Mtg OF
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DWELLING IN

Plans have been fled by Wesley 8.
Bessell. architect. for the construction
OF a two story private dwelling on the
west side Of Prescott street 1855 feet
north of Dyckman street. II will have .
frontage Of 20 feet and a depth Of ~
feel. Mrs. Jennie L. Curtis Is the owner.
The cost has been estimated at $500.
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Thes. navy orders we're ISSUED;
cant. H. MCL Huse. from chief of STAN,
Atlantic flee, to home for orders.
Cam. J.. II Mcdonald, from Naval War
College to chief of stan, Atlantic f'eet
Lieut.. ". I Gaddis, from the Jupiter
to the Prometheus,
lieut.. : L. II. Hazard from tho Wis
consin to the south Carolina.
IIcut. {. II, shaw. from the South Caro-
lima to Atlantic reserve fleet.
Lieut., \. : FarQuhar to inspector-in
structor of naval militia states of NeN
York and Sew Jersey,
Lieut.. Charles Belknap. Jr. from in
spertor instructor of naval militia, New
York and New Jersey to War college,
Newport, II, l.
Lieut.. {. W, Early, from Bath Iron
Company. Bath, Me, to the Pennsylvania
Lieut.. y. Y, Dampman, from command
Of the Panther to Bath Iron Works, Bath.
Me
Lieut.. @, W. Haines, from the Prone
theus to command the Panther.
Assistant Paymaster II q. BoWerhnd to
the PaduCah.
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with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
East Side.

Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th sts,)
lST Az, W 3, 80 18th st. 'e3xlO0-
Michael Maier ct al to Title Guar a T
Co, l7s broadway. Nov II. due as per
ST AV, n W cor 32d st, l9.9x7O-MarceiIa
n Mahoney 10 Title q & T Co. l76 Broad
Way, Nov IS. due as per bond ., 81. 900
ESD ST, ls3 h.. n g. 1905 W Sd sv. 800
lO0.s-Arden CONSTR Co to Lawyers Mta
Co, SO Liberty At. Nov ~, due as pei
bond: atty. r q Co, l76 Bway -. Si7, oOG
LEXINGTON Az. l+ss-iiss. W 8. sos I
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-19
AIyS PELHAM MANOR SITE.

Van Norden Il Wilson have sold In
Pelham Manor. y. Y, for the estate II
Benjamin +. Corlies a plot Of ground
witt 100 fee. frontage or the Espianade.
runaIg through to Edgewood avenue.
800 feet in depth. and $50 feet on Edge
Wool venue to George w. Lawrence,
who VII erect a residence for his oc-
c%Npar.r w. II. Orchard will be the
a!,hfs.f.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-19
BUYERS IN RECENT DEALS.

John W. Brett is the purchaser Of the
dwelling at Is West Fifty-frst street.
Columbia College ~leasehold, sold by
Frank b. Taylor as broker.
j. Mckee Is the buyer OF the tene-
ment at 2493 Second venue sold re-
Gently by the Mutual Life Insurance
Company.