davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
Baking Dish Special,

Brown exterior and white
enameled porcelain lining; 7, 8
and 9 inch sizes; ) dishes to the
set.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
Imported China Special

Finely decorated china in
various styles. Berry Bowls,
several shapes and patterns;
Cake Plates and Salad or Fruit
Bowls.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02
Kitchen Bowl Sets, Special.

Smooth-glazed Yellow
Earthenware, suitable for mixing
and preparing foods for cooking;
3 to the set, / each 7, 8 and 9
inch sizes.
Fifth Floor-G Street. ..
The Washington times., 1915-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Crown. Of Mt.
Rainier. Nd. and their baby have gone
to Accotink. Va, where they will make
their home for the summer
The Washington times., 1915-06-02

Miss Dorothy Dobyns. who has been
visiting in New York for two weeks, has
gone to Elizabeth. n. j., to be maid OF
honor mt the wedding today of Miss An
ME MACPHERSON and Paul Lttlehale.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02

Miss Betty Mcdonald and Miss Far
ington Flynn were among the WASH
ington girls who spent the week end IN
Annapolis. where they attended the hop
at the Naval Academy Saturday night.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02

Miss Elizabeth Leckie has gone to
Wyoming to spend the summer with
her aunt, Miss Mary Leckie. on her
ranch.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Haskins, Of
Lawrence, Ky; Mr.. and Mrs J. F.
Whe an, and the Misses Whelan. o
Mt Vernon. n. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs
]. T.. Cassidy. Mrs. Frank Whelan. Mrs
Whelan. and the Misses Whelan, o.
Orange, N. j., are some of the guests
Of interest stopping at the Shoreham.
The Washington times., 1915-06-02

Mrs. Frederick Delano left Washing
ton this morning for New York.
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idy. Prices were

The Liverpool market opened steady.
There was a good business in spot cot
ton, with middling 8 points decline at
Sad. Sales. 10000 bales: receipts.
1000 bales American. none.
Drt,.a - \ ,zA -
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BUTTER-There was a flriner tone to
the general market at the opening yes
terday and out OF town buyers KEEP, !, in
that condition all day. The better feel
Ing Increased the price OF trsts only. This
Increase Mas nc. Extras were narrowed
In the quotation, making a Hat zee. There
was not enough OF this grade to MI all
the demands. The undergradcs neld steady
without change. The market closed hrm.
Prices; Creamery, extras, go score, zoe
higher scoring. 2Gis g.ic hrsts, IS to VI
score, 2iu2jt3c., state, dairy, tubs, finest,
25c.; good TO prime, 23is Il !il9c.. common
to fair. 200 25c.. renovated, extras. asa
2SH c frsts, 90 22i he. lower grades. zoe
eic., Imitation creamery. hrsts. 20 a % &c:
ladies, current make. hrsts, 20is " ?lc.;
seconds. i9tlc.; lower grades. 1sg i9e. /;
packing stock. June make. fine. zoe. No.
2. lslz Gi9c.., lower grades i6G1sc.
CHEESE-Advices from abroad showed
that the markets Of England were well
stocked and that Canadian exporters were
urging sales at prices lower proportionsteiy
than the quotations here. AL this caused
the market 20 open weak and close the
same way The only decline In the quota:
average fancy. Prices state. whole milk.
fresh fats. white and colored. special.
is+ aitc: average fancy isi. @i2ifc
fresh, choice. ioTiOnc.. fair to good,
~ T9Rc.
EGGsEwhle there was little activity
there was a demand for fine quality. Firsts
were hrmer in tone The medium Grades,
"hi lfliAN Y l'hHf1 up y ~
price and were urged for sale. Nearby
henneries were unchanged. Tho market
closed frin Prices: Fresh gathered. OK
tfas, .23i7 T25c.. extras, irsts. 81 23c 4.
nrsts. lqff zoe. seconds, 1914 nlSlac,; No.
|, dirties. li1 dl5c.: hennery whites, fine
to fancy, az ace; hennery browns, asa
2sc., mixed colors. lsI24c
DRESSED POrLTRN-Whlle receipts
yesterday we're less than on the same day
last week they were chlefy fowls and
broilers. The market for these was nc.
lower. There were not many old BOOSTERS
and they held A. the prices at the close
las, week. Broilers were 80 plentiful that
they were on ic. Ducks and other lines
were unchanged from the close last week.
In frozen poultry fancy large .roastins
mand for fowls. Turkeys were unchanged
from last weeks prices II Will require
a cut to Increase the sale. Of medium stock
Prices: Fresh. fowls. Western. bowed, 90
lbs and over. l7l3c.:. western. scalded,,
large, 1874 q l6c.; b~roilers. 81 q 2ec. oli
10 lbs. to dozen, 2 .sO: . lbs. 50; { lbs,
81 80. Turbeys-Fresh hens and toms, i6c
FrozenmnThrkeys' dry picked ,seleetfd'
Proilers, milk fed, Is 10 :. lbs. 9: 2sc.
corn fed. rs to "a lbs. 2lc. chickens. IL
to box. milk fed, - TO ~ lbs, ?ie.; IS lbs.
and over, 81 ?9c corn fed. = to =,
lbs, ice. rs lbs. and over, zoe. Fowls. !.
10 box. 90 lbs. and over to dozen. l.,c.!
80 to IS lbs. awe. Old ROSTERS. i2g
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9Th statement OF
the receipts and disbursements of the Treas
ury shows:
August 7. This mo. Fiscal yr,
Receipts....... si.s75. 900 81, 9G7. 72S $50. l22.aN
Disbursements. 2.b25. FOG N43s,l79 S,76j,l53
poso, se,0 fse g. a-o if SIS $40 M,
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OPERATOR BUYS
NEAR NEW DOCKS
Eleventh Avenue and 48th st.
Corner Secured for Flu
ture Development.
BRONX LOTS FOR FLATS

The possibilities OF the section ada
cent to the water front Improvement
under way along the upper West Side
have not been overlooked by william
Lustgarten, the shrcwd young operator
who has bought in the past dozen years
more than $50 parcels of Manhattan real
estate. Mr.. Lustgarten has bought the
northeast corner OF Eleventh avenue and
Forty-eighth street. fou four story Hats
for future development. In other words.
he will hold the property until the
water front improvements have been
made and the future of the section de-
termlned by the influx of tr1le that
will follow this public work. He VIII
then improve the corner with a building
In keeping with the character of the
section. Tho property bought Is 1908
feet on the avenue and 100 feet on the
street. 1t II known as 666 to 6I2
Eleventh avenue. |. MARI and Morris
Weinstein OF Washington. u. c., are
the sellers OF the two corner houses
and Mrs. Julia Bachrach owned the
next two fats. william A. White 4
Sons were the brokers in the sale OF
the Bachrach fats and A. y. Gittorman
represented the Washington residents in
the deal,
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho acknowledgements liner Rvndnm.
sailing to-day for Rotterdam. will take
mall. closing At $3.50 A NJ, for Europe
'cNcep' Gcrmany. Austria. Hungary. Lux
emhure, Turkey, Italy. Bulgaria., Serbia,
Bumsnia, switzerland. Greece. NORWAY
Sweden and Denmark and for Africa,
West Asia and the East Indies.
The SlCula Americana liner san Giorrlo,
sailing to-day for Naples. viii TAKE mail.
closing at Q 40 \. Nj. for I'aiy. Bulgaria,
serbia, RuinHuia, switzerland and Greece.
Tn Lloyd ~ltaliano liner Tsormina, sail
ing tomorrow for Naples. VIII take mail.
closing q $50 A. NJ for Italy, Bulgaria.
Serbia, NuWtHla. Switzerland and Greece.
The SgsnlInaylan-A American liner Fred
ERIK Viii, sailing tomorrow for Chris
isnsand. VIII take mail. closing at 10 4.
NJ, FOR Norway. sweden. Denmark. Rus
STA Germany Austria, Hungary. LuSem-
burg and Turkey.
The French liner Chicago. sailing
to- morrow for Bordeaux. will take mali.
closing at , 7. NJ. for France. RumHnis,
bulgaria Serbia. switzerland. Italy, Spain,
Portugal. Egypt. Greece. British India.
British East Africa. siam. Malta, Glbral.
tar, .CeNlou. straits settlement. Dutch
East Indies. West Australia md Persia.
The white star iiuar iausui sailing
THURSDAY for Liverpool. Will take mail,
closing ~ $50 \ NJ FOR iropt Britain
and Ireland. only when specially ad-
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CONSOLIDATED

United States Steel common advanced
on the Consolidated Stock Exchange
throughout yesterday. It's lowest WAS
it's opening price Of TAN, which was ~
of a point above its closing quotation
on Saturday. Its highest was 7iA,
touched in the late afternoon, and It's
closing WAS 74S, or virtually at the
ton. The turnover amounted to 1875
shares.
Many Of the war specialties' were
again very prominent in the market.
Westinghouse Electric was active In
this group. From AT opening price OF
ll2X, which was II OF a point above
it's closing on Saturday. 1t advanced 10
114Tk, closing, however, at l14h. Not
only was there talk OF great profits TO
result from war contracts, bu IT was
stated that its earnings from domestic
business were charging.
Crucible Steel again developed great
strength. 1t opened at SO. 3 points
above its closing price on Saturday.
It's lowest was s7ia, and it's highest
9Oh, with its closing s9L. American
Can, Aliis-Chalmers. Baldwin LocomD-
tive and Pressed Steel Car were all
active, with the two last named par
ticularly strong.
American Smelling developed activity
late in the day at advancing prices,
II sold az high AZ SO u, this being its
closing price.
The railroad shares were generally
firm In tone, but comparatively indc-
tive. Reading sold as high as Isl y
N points above its closing price or
Saturday. while Union Pacific touched
1919. which was Y OF a point above
it's Saturday final.
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Live stock Market.

MONDAY. August ,.
perelpts 81 beeves for two days were
$50 head. including SO cars for the mar
.ct Prime and choice steers slow 10 loc,
|over. medium steers steady: bulls and
owe IN fair demand ana steady. About
81 sod. Good to choice steers sold at
hmqrO per 100 lbs one car eStra
l'.ers, 80 e5: oxen and stays, tsho1isso
bulls, s5Ht675; a few extra bulls, ts'5v:
-ovs Sas7.e5. Dressed beef auiet at ia
q ,jc. per ID. for ordinary to prime native
sides
Receipts OF calves were $500 head; f.l7o
IN .,le Market weak to use. lower. The
iens we're cleared. Common to prime vehls
Old A. s89tl3 per 100 lbs; culls' va
50. grassers and skim milk calves. $50
7lslz. Dressed calves steady; city dressed
!.1is, lGnisHc.; country dressed veais
10 l7i.c. $500.
receipts of sheep and lambs were iG.ltG
lea4, ~ cars on sale, sheep active ana
f"a1y. prime and choice lambs steady
'hefs weak 10 n fraction lower. About
Afrythine went 10 the scales. Common
o.prime sheep tewcs) sold At $fns6'2o pei
20 lbs oulis, s3d IS so. common TO prim,
tmhs Ngflo; z cars, tlO2h: culls' ss.5s
" 20. Dressed mutton firm at ~ n
aEr per N; dressed lambs. lfBl6hc'
Dog dressed lambs, 17ml7Rc.
r.. eipls OF hogs were $3.50 head, In
lpl'ng 3 cars for the market, Heavy hog'
a',"ri uth-rs steady, Heavy to medium
Ltlgnts sold at iI%0gts,io per 100 lbs
0aght, '6iOa1s50.
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RAIN IN SOUTHWEST.
PUTS COTTON DOWN
ONLY Partial Relief Through
showers to Dry Conditions
In Texas.
MORE CONTRABAND TALK

o..,o, a, co,s,derah,. ,r- !
'""'~ -... ......l
regularity Co''o" "''''"P'" 49,
heavy urdcrtone yesterday n 1osed
., net lose OF 2 to II points. Liver
81 as dIss%ppoInting, but the market
80 orcped somewhat higher than due.
uouiry developed In the first half hour.
,oa,v,r. AN a result of reports OF good
avs I'm Oklahoma and scattered
.soNers IN pa rts of Texas. The Okla
Una precipitation was quite heavy and
a., ono to!nt ran up to 5.54 inches. The
,o.cas, for the western belt called for
,,s.,,led. hower weather over Okla
hon,, and Arkansas AMI partly cloudy
vim probable showers In northern
Texas.
Although the trade appears inclined
to attach a great Heal OF Importance to
the weather. there are some operators
who believe that the international poiiti-
cal situation is bound 10 prove me uomi-
MATING factor Inere - a s'ro'is suspl-
cion III cotton cltcie~ Una a.. vi 'nc news
regarding tne s'a,us ov.oo' -" 10 ~ ~
yet oeen maue puv.s ~ &C, ...
leveu ,na' NY 80 - -,
rece'Veu = ~. rao 90,
br,an ~ no,,ra hapd lis, while
.o,ton -" ~, ya, hscn ,aten hv nm
.. "o,,rc, tho Intention to take
10 .,on seems 10 ha cle.rlv fore
Soaowed Narrower. II is not be-
,.,ad ,ha, any tory measures
hs,. heen s,iyeested by Great Britain.
such as the buying Of an amount OF cot
ton equivalent to the normal importa-
tons Of Germany and Austria
We'll Informed cotton men conceie
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with name and address Of lenders at
torneyp
IoRILtARD PL l.or!nard 81 e . ?;i7
n "a Az Skins,of'dse ro'o CO. 20 che neT.
nard Brei,hsrt 400 Bwa .......
l;srH ST. 5!s W. n :, ESQ " Amsterdam
av. eOxgs .ll-Hete ponnel'y TO TO &
c6 i Sc: is ST Eva. y. n :. ,os.; . Rle 't;*s?
It, 2Ilxs7s, Nov ~ lsli-Nicho',.
2uria to Newell Martin, eSr' atty, q
s, r 81 ,!Hi "sy gss . Avenue 4. AK
iO? .. Jan :. iol2-Ellz Miller TO Michael
snoitz and auo. 90 Rutani I'd attys.
u,crhsrt 4 Graham q Cedar ct 1912
GRhEp Ax;,,'.-Tso.. !. T'i nmS ca,h N shin.
To Ferd NJ Lehman. l55 " isth ST. ct al,
exrs. &c. atty, I u Co. l'6 Broad,
KINdsnRipdE m; "a, 80, ssii' n
ls09-Louls P kuntZ to Ray Z and
David Mstshsk, eNrs; atty, W J Rosen:
stein, 81 Liberty - ...,,.. ,S5,lSo
9TH ST S$sw SIGi1"g =; runs : ys-x
e All to hes, Jan 10, lels--Tho Ru'
dolph walIa,h CO to Fanny Il clark.
500 Madison av; attys. Bowers & :, -
.oTH ST, n 5. % n " LIST av. .Oxs:. May
s. lSss-Jno and Ann Foster 80 Presi.
dent 4 Fellows OF Yale UNIVERSITY;
atty, T q co, l76 Bwsy ....... $1,000
Ward Land Impt 90, Aug /. .l,i3-Annle
NJ christie to Andrew e jung, attys.
Clocke, Koch s r. 5sl Il l'sth ST, $1,000
CLINTON ST, 81, W :. ?25.l = from : " c
Wiener to Harry j Freedman, 22t +
I?th st atty, J | Berman, $40 Broad,
LoT" o.. map Cammann Estate. Fordhsm
Frewen to Timothy Collins, attys.
Earlcy. Weaver s +, 22s way,...s 50, 400
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BUILDERS MY pRONx LOrs.

HOE AVENCE-The Galveston Building
Company. Philip H~erschowski presi-
dent. has bought from various owners
four lots on the east side of Hoe ave-
nue.. between Jennings and l72d street.
The plot measures l00xl00 and Will
be improved with two five story apart
ment houses. The site is opposite the
i've twenty-five family apartments re-
Gently completed by the Galveston
company on the wet side Of Hoe ave-
nue.. A couple OF weeks ago the com
pany disposed OF one house to an in
weston.
BRIGGS ANENtE-The Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles :. Brown Company and
O'Hara Bros. have sold for Elvte :.
Wachenheim and Jessie l.. Sempter
The lot 25Xl00 fest on the west side
of Briggs avenue, &c fee south Of
le6th street. to X. A. Zimmerman,
who will improve It with a store
building,
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address NJ lender ana
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF the second part)
naNntnNu
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Incoming ."ssris-Ny wireless.

- san Marcos ',-h'l" - miles west m
sand Key a. noon YESTERDAY,
:, Radiant SOW orlcuu 20 miles cast NJ
:. San l%1clr'o. Galveston. rs miles west Of
:, GLORIA. TuNpam, 200 miles west Of sand
kcV AT nuUu
s. IL Orcllcn'c Galveston, Ia mr'es west
Of TprtuEts n noon
s. Comet. sabine, % Mules southwest Of
Diamond Sholl - uOoh
- saratoga. Havana, @i miles south OF
SauNy Hook al : + NJ
- Florida rampico, s. miles cast of sand
KEY at O. p "
Is Comus NcH Orleans. 6 miles north OF
luptor Al : u VI
= CITY Of Montgomery. savannah. i2r miles
south II sandy HOOK AT noon
- " Orieute, Galveston. - mllcs south OF
sandy lIuuk al noon.
~ southwestern, Port Arthur, Ia miles
north OF Jupiter at noon
- Colorado, brunswick. .3 Mules south ~
sandy Hook at ; = NJ.
50 Apache, jacksonville, 90 miles south Of
sandy Hook at 7 L, ",
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
BUSINESS A LEASED.
Good Demand for stores Indicated
by Deals Of the Day.

The Brett & Goode Company and
Herbert Quick have leased the store at
400 Madison avenuc to The Lans
Curiosity shop as an uptown branch for
its business. The tenant has been
located for many years on lower Fourth
avenue.
Ames & Co. have leased the store and
basement at 1881 Broadway to the
Emerson Shoe Company. the store at
100 West Twenty-eighth street to :.
Lekakes and the store at as Seventh
avenue to George Mamanakis.
Lewis l.. Rosenthal and Morris Rose
have leased for eight years the store
and basement, aye Broadway. adjoin-
ing the southeast corner Of 18TH street
to the Grammas Sweets, which conduct
a chain Of confectionery stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
FACTORY ron GynosCopE co.

The Spcrry Gvruscope Company has
filed plans for an eleven story concrete
nreproof factory l09Xl7S feet to be To-
Gated on the west sid of the Flatbush
avenue extension from Concord TO
Chapel street, Brooklyn, The estimated
cost OF the new factory is $4,000. The
architect is Frank j. Hclmle OF Mon
taguc street. The company employs from
500 to 1000 m,n in rs present plant, but
the number Will be increased threefold
in the new structure, which will be COM
plctcd this winter, The company bought
the site several months ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
WEATHER FORECAST
For eastern New York. New Jersey and
morrow; moderate northwest 20 norm

winds.
For southern New England. partly
cloudy to-day. fair Tomorrow; moderate
west 80 northwest winds.
For northern New England. unsettled to-
day. probably showers in Maine: fair to-
morrow moderate shifting winds. bccoin-
Ing west and northwest.
For western New York, fair to-day and
to.morrow moderate northwest TO north
winds.
SEW YORK. Aug 1o-HlFh pressure
prevailed yesterday over the north Pacific
states. the Northwest. the north central
states and the southeastern quarter of
the country, and was only moderately low
over New York and New England and In
the extreme southwest.
Rain fell in Oklahoma ana Texas and
at scattered points In the Atlantic states
and Ohio and Tennessee valleys. but there
was no general storm.
1t was warmer In the middle Atlantic
states and somewhat cooler IN the lake
regions and the Ohio Valley.
other temperature changes were not re-
| markahle.
In this city the day was fair and warmer
followed by a thunderstorm at evening".
wind, fresh southwest; average humidity,
7s per cent: barometer, corrected 10 read
10 80, level. at s A NJ, ?997. 3 +. NJ,
2992
The temperature In this city yesterday. 40
recorded by the of'clal thermometer, is shown
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MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan

LEXINGTON Az, l52-Amcrican Radla.
tor 60 agt May ] Reato ct al owners
James Curran Mfg co, contractor sl2i 80
eSTII ST, 3o6 W-iienry Ginyhurg agt
Marquis Realty Go, Inc, owner; John
solomon, agent and contractor. .... $50
SETH ST, i33-itl W-RaClch Asbestos
Mfg co agt Robe & Bro. owners; las
Curran Mfg co, contractor. ,,...s 2e5 52
l3GTH ST, l6l Melvin Rosenberrcr
ngt Eva A De Lyons, owner; charles
A knowles, owner and contractor Sos 80
i3?D ST, li9 W-Melvin Roscnherger agt
Greater CITY Investing Co, owner: Chn
\ Knowles. contractor. ......... .sS3 90
2p Az, 207i -Sladon Iron Works, Inc. agt
Jacob Hoistein, owner and contractor;
Zimmerman, contractor. ,f3+7i
Bronx.
WASHINGTON Az, lTts--Fdelson 4
raley agt syracuse Wall Plaster co
owncrs and contractors .,...,...,,sl0
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STORES IN 2srH ST. DWELLINGS

The three story dwelling at ll5 IVES,
Twenty-elghth street is 10 be altered
into stores and lofts for the kervan
Company OF ll9 West T~wenty-eighth
street, which has leased the altered
building from Bertha X. Bartlett. Colo
RADIO Springs, Cob. and Miss Helen NJ.
Post of RIdSeie.d. Conn. The ~altera-
ton, which is being made rom plans by
John Il. HinChman. Will cost $4,000.
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3 at LlVerpool closed easy.
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BRONX BUILDERS IDLE.

4 $4,000 garage one story high is TO
be erected on q plot 75xl7O.5 on the
north side of 10th street. 80 feet east OF
DAILY avenue. by the Coryell Building
from plans by Carl Demmerle.
on the south side OF l77th street. - feet
west OF Clinton avenue. "a one story
store building will he erected on "A plot
j0X9j 10y the lsGth street Construction
Company at 4 cost of $l2. 900.
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Nop-eievator. large rooms. plenty Of
closets and all improvements.
Ready for occupancy September LIST
subject to lease.
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WEsTBURY LOT AUCTION.

Bryan l.. Kennedy sold at public auc-
ton last Saturday twenty-three lots at
Westhury, l.. L.. for S2,46l, an average
Of sl07 "A lot, The balance Of the lots
were sold AT private sale, Among the
buyers were Michael pascarella. Lorenzo
Isin. j. W. Cunningham. Edward Igoe.
andrew Navrot, William II. Greene and
W. j. McGinnis,
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RENTING HOMES FOR FALL.

Slawson & Hobbs have leased for the
estate Of W. II. Hall to g. T.. Mayer the
four story dwelling at 265 West seventy
third street.
S,awson & Hobbs have rented for a
term OF years the four story dwelling at
25i West Seventy-nrst street for Mary
A. Geers TO Il. l.. Montrose.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises : OF sun sets. : oil Moon rises 1 10
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
100 Gov. Isl IA Hell Gate 81
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk," ii Gov. Isl. .iiH52 Hen Gate 3 a
Arrived MONDAY. August
Sc CzarItza, 10 =. NJ. Archangel. July .
50 E,caul,. II; 80 A: NJ. -, Nazaire. July a
- Pa>tores. J.. 10 = " Hayana Aug 8
So Tyives. ! 4. NJ. SANTIAGO. Aug l..
So Atlantis. $40 = NJ SUNDAY. Baracoa,
Aug 4
$ volga, 6 p. NJ. 81. Lucia. Aug ?
S. Sonora, 3 r. NJ Matanzss. Aug
50 Eenator, A. NJ Baracoa. Aur,
5 Commodore Rollins, . A. NJ. Kingston,
Aug
- Carolina. 400 " San Juan. Aug
- Boflnguen 80 \ NJ. san Juan. Aug .
"a Creole New Orleans Az
So City OF MONTGOMERY. Savannah. Aug
- Cherokee GEORGETOWN. : G Aug
s. Rayo New Orleans. Aug
So Chesapeake Baltimore. Auc :.
- Hamilton Norfolk Nug
ss CITY OF Bombay, Philadelphia. Aus
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
50 Dalton Hall. at Bri khan
SAILED For new YORK
IS Car. from Archau-pl
IS SINaola. from Beliyc
- Callmares. from Port Ltmon
SIS Garlic. from SavaIIlla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
BUYS OLD BRooKLYN BREWERY

David NJ Newberger. formerly head
OF the James Everard Brewing Conn
pany of Manhattan. has bought the old
plant of the Franklin Brewing Company
at a price reported TO be close to $500
900. The property has an area % 20ox
400. with several bu ldings forming the
bloch front between Flushing, Franklin
and Skillman venues The brewery is
one OF the oldest IN Brooklyn and WILL
be remodel.ed by the new owner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
LEASES.
Manhattan,

lalsT ST. Az r, all-Adolph q Austin ct Al
to Clemente Greco, 50+ T. l20th 81, s yrs
from June l. 1915; attys, paskus, q 4
37TH ST. 336 W. floor a. h-Lemucl 7.
Williams to lsldor Deitelhaum az Audi
bon ay, . yrs from May |, 1915; atty. "
Turkel. 200 Rway $3.50
AV 4, lftl, store floor & b-Eliz linn to
christian y Glauder - al, liil Az \, 2
yrs from Aug !, 1915; atty, j NJ BussonE.
43s r. SIN st.............,..... $500
ST NICHOLAS Az. l2ls, store y n cellar
Mary O'Shea to JAS n Gresham, ISL 81
Nicholas ay, 3 yrs from AUG 9, 1918:
attys, G~uggenhoim. l. & VI, 81 Wall
MADISON Az, 1869. all-David II Dawson
TO Adolph Mover, ii'o Madison Az; 20
Seligmann, 100 SO. 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
INVESTOR BUYs IN HARLEM.

WEST i32D STREET.. J. Green
berger has sold for J. w. Miller 554
West 1924 street, a five story triple
FIAT on lot 25x?91l, between Ams'er-
dam avenue and Old Broadway. The
new owner Is an out OF town investor.
who is said to have paid all a for
the prODerty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-10
RAMSEY ACREAGE SALES.

Louis Schlesinger has sold for FL
bridge :. Lyon Of Chatham. y. j., his
nifty acre tract at Ramsey. ~. j., to
Harry Gordon of this city, who gave in
part payment the two family frame
dwelling at 1873 Columbia avenue, Walls
burg section, on "A lot 95XlOO.