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LIS PESDENS.
Manhattan.

lssTH ST, $ $. 2sst e 7th av. ls.sxs9.li
EEdw J Hancy ct al aet William tn.
bridy ct al foreclosure Of mortxage.l;
attys. Cadwalader, wickersham a Taft
sybll Rlty Co ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage atty. W B MARI.
lsiST ST. 2is w-M"tropolitan Saw Bk
agt Martha Huebensr ct al nforecl9sure
OF mortgage: attvs, : 4 W Hutchins
10TH ST, 267 w-Tenement House Dept
All 267 W 10th st violation OF tene-
ment house law: atty, Polk
.ions Of the Reformed Church. in Amer
lea agt Jacob Nolk ~ a. noreclosure
Of mortgage; atty. W II Van steen-
ST NICHOLAS Az. e :, as n l5!d st.
2l5xs6 t-Geo II watson agt Edw q
Schroeder ct al foreclosure, OF mort
asTH ST. g57 & 25s Vehement House
Dept sgt 257 and $50 w 36th st viola
,ipn 81 tenement house atty + l.
l7TH ST, AL w-City Real Estate Co aEt
scott n Shepherd ct al foreclosure or
mortgage atty, II swain
OF \ Y agt Leah strauss ct al Nore-
closure OF mortgage; sttys. Bowers A.
,,iTm Sr. s2i E-Commonwealth 1ns Co
81 sgt Vincent Garo'alo ct al tforc-
closure Of mortgege); attys. Bowers q
Sands.
lss, map unionport-Lena Ritter sgt
Emma NJ Murray ct al faction to fore
lose transfer OF tax lien); atty. J Cans,
RRONXWOOD AV. 2 =, 1892 n 22+th -.
"tSxiio Jefferson Y O'Reilly agt David
"A Havens ct al faction to foreclose
transfer Of tax lien); atty. q A Moses.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Few Properties Of Minor I'M
p%Ortance SOld-Many
Flats Planned.
SPRING ST. LOFTS LEASED

Real estate had another slow day
yesterday. with little accomplished In
any department. Sales by private con-
tract were at a minimum ana those re-
ported had TO do with properties Of
minor interest. In the leasing branch
the best deal was the turning over Of n
Spring street building TO macaroni
makers. Building plans were fled for
a number OF apartments and fats In
Manhattan. the only bright spot in the
days business. indicating that lending
institutions are again favoring this class
Of construction and are willing to finance
It. Altogether yesterdays market lac a
decidedly summary aspect.
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Movements Of >nNaI Vessels.

WASHINGTON, July 9l-The collier
~rroncth"us has arrived at Dutch Harhor
hRttleship Kentucky at New York. survey
ship Hannibal a. Guantanamo: hattIcships
LOUISIANA and New Hampshire a. Ctu.
cod Ray. gurhuat Esg'e ~ cap Hiyiieu
cruiser Maryland at san Francisco; run
hoa' Dolphin at Northeast Harhnr, NJ
supply ship Glacier at Gunymss. ha,tlc.
Ships Florida. Michigan, south CaroIin,
aud Ilah at proNincetuwn htttleship Ar
kansas NJ port. collier Vulcan A.
Portsmouth. y hnlileships Virgini,
and Nebraska At Kockpoit, Mass hatila
ship Georgia A. Beverly, Mass, and collier
Lsonilas at cris'uhu'.
The tugs Gn,ts and Wuhan have sailed
from Charleston for Key West guuhoat
Annapolis from Coriuto for Brhoa rum
boat Hawk from Dunkirk Tor RunaIo.
cruiser Montgomery from Norfolk for
cruise. cruiser Cleveland from Topolo.
bampo for MaIatlan.
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DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR,
Elk DIVIDEND
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man.
haitian. The Bronx and BrookIyn.
lat II vEsEY STREET
BY Joseph y. Day.

BY Joseph p. Day.
llsth st, 10 r. : :. l4is . 5th nv 49,,
lO0.ll 3 sly dwlg-C VI child et al. trus'
sEt Margo Gordon ct al; due. ss,soisT;
taxes &c. fi2a.ss: to the p~!aintin g.. 900
AMSTERDAM Az. 2iO7. e :, IS n lstth
-, 2bxlo0. I sty tenmt and strs-M !
Mondorf sgt Arthur often ct al: due.
slll52S taxes &c. ssls.i5; 10 the de.
sap ST ?ls. v. -. :7s " Am..rdsm'' S sv'
z5Sloo.o' > sly hat--L T Lehmeyer agt
81 So; taxes &C. s%i9isS: to the plain
llU I'll snn
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'nterior stocks and receipts were /.
THE GRAIN MARKETS.
Exporters Check wheat Decline
Corn Rules Very strong.

The moderate setback in the wheat
hl Yesterday was again ascribed to The
prHp.t.ogs weather through the country.
Conalt.ons were viewed as superb In
OIL sections. There was no precipitation
Yesterday to interfere with the harvest
Ws OF the winter wheat and another day
o. clear and cool weather over the
Northwest served further to disslpate
NE rust scare formed about a week ago.
The list acted somewhat better than
was the case on Tuesday. Occasional
rallies occurred and the Anal levels
we're not, far from the high points Of the
Session n was evident that large
houses had taken the slack from the
naike' Export people were credited
VIM buying futures for more than a
n..''iou bushels and inasmuch as several
u Tie uug cash concerns were engaged
N similar operations the claims that
more than 1900, 900 bushels were really
hktn Tor foreign account were not re-
nia-i o. aosurd. The export -four In
Jury .fs been noticeably broader the
va. Two lays.
Wheu cash wheat IL offered with
Na'rr .ondom from the farms these
p1''na,s # futures will probably he
renamed for the actual grain. Yes
,'rlaN . 'Hm liquidation was not ex-
' uugh there Was "A noticeable
h'ar, . .l the offerings, 1t IL realized
may sr Al additional days of Ideal
awe leather are really required
VI p ., '.r wheels under the move
-'a' HHrgc are authorities In the
.ade ng on about 500 to 700 ears
. "l.' ally at Chicago next week
w " . spending increment in the
,~r'A'i'. other primary points. For
rec his week the receipts total
,'y no bushels, against 1,40O,000
w Vs.. tud s,547,O0o bushels a year
Al '' y gaining ground that the
rN '' .Jn Of new wheat il not like
" me pressure generally an
y r'' many Of the domestic and
''" ug Interests are awaiting
' VIE .. .Irc. Commission house adj
Ef ais. .icrto that there has been
h ,piluu In fear ~ the bur
r4''h' u.p,s, quite aside from the
"t4e'l pressure based on the sup
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BUSINESS SPACE RENTED.

The five story American basement
dwelling at 100 East Fifty-seventh
street. just east of Park avenue, has
been leased for a long term of years
TO Jean a Audree. lingerie. now located
on East Sixteenth street. The house,
which occupies a lot 20xl00. 10 owned
by Henry A. Taylor.
Frederick Fox 4 Co. have eased the
third loft In 3O-3i West T~wen,y-sixth
street TO Jacob Liebowitz eighth loft In
20 West seventeenth street to =. Well
man third lof, In 1879 West T%hirty-hr.t
street to F. Greenwood. and top lot. In
1913 West Twenty-fourth street to
Schwartz 4 Frydel.
The NJ Rosenthal Company has eased
the sixth loft in ii3-li7 West Thirty
first street TO j Werbsa.
The s. ". Raphael Company leased
the store In 100 West i25th street 10
Richman Bros. ~tailors.
Spear & Co. have rented for Mary T..
Ffnchot the five story building at Eli
and 2l3 Wooster street to the Nicholas
Doddato Company the ninth loft in 8
and 10 West Thirteenth street to Stat
terry, Schaufele 4 Serner the third loft
In 3'g-3s5 First avenue to Paul Schleich,
and the fourth loft in 81 East Ninth
street to the L. r.. T. Cloak Company.
Cnser n Watson have leased for n
term OF years the one story building at
O3 East Fortieth street. adjoining north
east corner OF Second avenue. for Louis
7. Lehmeyer to John Thompson.
Pease & Gilman lave leased the par
lor floor at ~ Madison avenue to the
II r.. Decorating Company. and the
parlor floor AT 10 West Forty-sixth street
to Mime. Reiss.
The Lotion n. Slawson Company has
leased the store and basement In Is and
"a West Thirty-second street for a
'erm OF years TO Il. Hamburger & Co,
jealers In office fixtures. located for sew
eral years at 80 East Twentieth street.
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FLATS on EDGEcoMRE AVENUE

Gronenbere q Leuchtag. architects,
have filed plans for the construction Of
two five story flats on Edgecombe ave-
nue. for the ll4th Street and Seventh
Avenue Construction Company, Max
Weinstein, president. one will be To-
Gated on the southeast corner Of Edge
combe avenue and l39th street and have
n frontage of Ell feet on the avenue
by 16.4 feet on street, and has been es-
timated to cost $50. 900, The other will
he located on the east side of Edge
combe avenue. 1911 feet north of l3sth
street, having n frontage OF 90 feet and
@ depth of II feet and has been estimated
to cost $50. 600.
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West Of Fifth az between Fourteenth ana
ll0th stsl
-irH Sr. - : $50 " 10th az, 25N9> 9-Eeo
10Y ., nj 20 Ada Y Anderson - A. h"'
" ilC.h 81. JUN 20. 2 yr.. ~ r ct'N.
r q 60. lie ay...,... wv
SANE pROpERTN-Sams = Emma
Brown. Newark y J. jay 20. J -. -
Il o. nv .Amn- -------- - II s---
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


lWIh name uUW lTTTFNN ut TNNINT y
attorney
lgiTU ST, n =, 22i W LenoN av. 2iSloo1i,
Mnr Is, lgOi-Ann j Carroll 80 Ammo
g Rogers. attys, Bowers 4 :, ~ Cedar
.... ........ ...... $1,000
SAME PROPERTY-Apr -, 1909, same "a
cam. ......... SO. 600
,oTTU S'r, . =. 200 " Lemon aV, IONl0O II,
ort &. isg0-Edw u n Katie q Farrell
To- the Bowery say Rank; attys, cad
walader. w n T, 40 Wall VI ..... s., goa
ATTN sT, n ;, ~ e Sth nv, :i>loo II
Emile Meyer to Moses Goodman 1T al.
eNrs. 2s7 Rway shOOo
LENINGTON Az. " s. 50 II io,h 81,
aOx25. June %, iaii-Corre'is r. Blown
20 Anna " Westervelt. plainheld. y i.
atty. T q 60, lT6 Bway ,..,.,.. ,sG,9,2
WATER ST. : " cor Roosevelt ST, ~ tx
7SJx5O,Sx1s,i, Sept 20, l907-Samuel
Ellis to Samuel Kempner; atty, saul
Bernstein. 10 Bway. .~,.,:,,.,., slG.75O
10TH ST. s s. 81 W Marmion av, 5oxiO0,
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SEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE

Attractive" bargains IN modern one lam
iiy houses and choice building lots ~ prt-
,a'e sale. a large number from which 10
- lecf.
II BANNING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK. TO quickly Close the hu-i-
ness Of two corporations. offers these
properties at about i0T Of former prices,
They are located at Grartvond. Palis,dc.
Morsemsre ana Leonta, New jersey, ,op-
posi'e Grants Tomb. within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An inspection Of these properties Will
convince you that they are unusual bar
gains
Ilh"rt' terms Tl'lc GuarHn'ec Policy free
-" Farther details end terms address
Il.NI u HNlili1. special Deputy SIp'.
% btrk-. care ranking ptpUr.W ent. ~
RT"tivay. NV York cry.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Mauhattan

10TH ST, li7-il, IN y Title Ins 90 to
RoweTy say Bank rs Rowely, atty, y
i.?rH Il. 40 IL HMay' 10 ue,ros ssGiSSS
Trust % - Wa -. atty. same 5000
10th ST, ITO W-same to same. any.
BLEEcKER ST los. , " cor Greene V y,
ISL. ?5N75-Beni Rnsens,ein - Willard
: sands 81 W ii'th -; a''ys. MYERS
18TH ST. n l;>6 e Az A. 81 6xIo3s-
giuseppe d'Aversa 10 Cora d'Aversa. 81
T. Houston -; st'y. y Bivone. $50 Mas
i7sD ST. 5S2 w-sami 4 cr,m.r 10 sam
Heyman go central Park W, atty, TO
9TH ST, M@i7.iis w-Troy say Bank to \
Y Tile lns 20. l3i Hwav. ...... $50. 600
10TH Az $40 E!iI1r 7 Reilley ,e' al to
,oEE,sS "s. q a. III RMay sloo
3; sNee--same to same atty,. same 800
SEAMAN Az y " :. "i5 W Emerson 81.
S5xl25-Rockland Rity 60 to Lincoln
Irust GO so4 5th Az. attys Bowers &
SEAMAN AZ. v 500 - ... 80
51Nl.5- same to same. attys same 80
10TH Az. a2o-Chas II R.ili'. trus. :,
EIiRor I Reilly e. a rs " ia7'h :,
10TH Az, 53--l, 5 e cor 4Oth st. AZ "
s2 SN1o--same to same; attys. same 81
10TH Az $50 Thos Ri,ke "a Tnos r
kelI,cy' 2s5 W l57th -. atty. l. T 60.
StrH ST. $, es5 e IN az, iSxsss 'sSi
$500 w" = IN Nv, doNSN 9--ROht Me.
t4l 10 Jos II strange. south Orange y
j, atty Henry r Randall. lig broad
,o"rri .rr -, '.''. .....,. Omitted
I"n ~ ST ; =, Us " Amsterdam av l5Ox
iooll-New Netnrrlaud BOND & Mtg Co
:" i"ne'ieye V sheridan. Astoria. '.
l atty. !. Mtg 90. 80 Lihert, 81 SO oOo
MoNTRosE RLrT"" %, t., y Y Title In.
.,,, = u''Hrl .sfr.. 900. ....... 81
sTlLLMAN, OTTO o. to Lor,on I. Acker,
son g. mtrsJ
BOND 4 MTG GUAR 60. 10 Katie David.
TITLE GUAR n TRUST co, to Rachel
NuII AtNJ go. '.'.... t...... SO 5000
MTG CO.. to Fannie + Clips.
$500
ClTY MTG co to y Y Trust co. .si5,O0o
SiBBEI. ARMlN !, to Mary A Dawson.
mn
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s',h e, , July i 4 4 s"f p " " BIZ b.a%sn iScy'' .;
Nassau 80, ->iS.:-
p,,,sin ey. pk,yn July Is. pr mtg $500.
5 yrs. : = e. i'l!, l. N"' ~" ga
way $780, ID :yi6s -
$50 Rvay. July -. 5 yrs 3ts y $4,000
West Side,
~" o.sos
:iTH -. = go " lO,n nr ., ~ So
" non = Ju., 20. ? yr'. - p ,.io,hN6
r q GO l.s HMaN ,..'' r,.r,
SINE FN WYNN \ j. Ju,y 20. 49,. y
p S' 70, ai,y, same ,.,.'.... $4,000
,p."""'
tNorth OF INV" '''
10TH ST. s. iSs , r'f,f1n! 4,' i Ir,v. !,
r.A9tho9y u FSii'',' we -. p c.. ATTY
y n Marx. e'- Rwsv 500
':ep ST y : ~ " 81 Az '"-.i,''aa -
an s'' R 4 -" Ia Hs ". 9 ) y-. : = ;, ;oa
,s"ru Sr : 200 " IeuoN Az tcN2"l 10
Tya% ? F', r., 70 , P B. S,,y. c t.Is .i n'Rt'
LuN L. 100000
,.sMTHT sr'n 200 " IN av. :fveg'l-
,r,n, yt'c = l. .lu,, %. t-s. p O..
90 E-rr.h M,ENAu. so .Rro'
'..'. -. $4,000
liz u,s,i Ii,-sfe'i 20 NEY rro,' 20 %
Proad -. jay 90. yrs ST .,ty. F.
- snow u wa ,,,n ,,. .s,sali"
'StlH "a mono -, Are,'jn1 chamrlln.
T.ri. Frame. Iu'y 90 = W. ..P.c;
@'tis' Merrill ~ "
'r"m,'
MpShoLl .Si,N" Gao nj raxylT-
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PLAN DYCk MAN FLATS.

The Enwil Holding Company filed
plans yesterday through S. KATE for two
FIVE story fats to be erected on the north
side of 2l2th street, 100 feet east OF
Tenth avenue. They will occupy an area
Of 42.6xs7.lO and will cost 100000,
Plans have been filed by Gronenberg &
Leuchtag, architects. for the construc-
ton of two five story flats will stores
on the southwest corner Of Sherman ave-
nue. and Dyckman street for the ]. Il. g..
Building Company, incorporated. Joseph
b, Cotier, president. Each will have a
frontage of so feet and n depth of 30
feet and the total cost has been esti-
mated at $40 600,
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BIG 7TH AVENUE LOAN.

NJ & l.. Hess have procured from the
New York Savings Bank a first mort
gage loan o; 100000 for three years
at . per cent. per annum on the property
at $50 to i3i Seventh avenue. recently
taken in exchange for the twelve story
loft building nj lis 10 l2S West Fiftieth
street by the + Il l. Building Company.
The seventh avenue property l. about
"ONiOO and ~ feet from the southwest
corner ~ Th~irty-fourth street. No def
mite improvement Is planned at this
time.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY, July 81 49, following realty
concerns were incorporated to-day
Ster.!ng. Realty Company. Manhattan.
capita. SEQ GOO. directors. George
coughlan, John II Mccarthy. DAVID =.
Gooduow. New York CITY
The Hartman Realty ans DEVELOPMENT
Corporation, Manhattan. capital. 100000
directors. lost ph A Noble. Sew YORK ,!'v.
John A Noble, Ir. south orange. y / 4.
Thomas " CLARKE. lr. New York City
c. l.. VI. Rosenhlum Realty COMPANY.
Bronx. capital. 80. QUO. directors. Ch.res
NJ. RosenhNum. Leah W. Ro|ssuhauu. Her
man Frankfeid'. New York city.
The carlton. Manhattan. capital. $4,000.
directors. Louis n. Froh.ich. Fannie Frank,
Henry G. Frank. NeW York city
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EaAt Side.
East OF Fifth sv. twe zen Fourteenth and
10th sta)

asrH ST. 1870. I. $. so " Lex av. gox2t.s
mtg $4,000. al. liens. july ~! atty.
SAD ST. ss1 e. n ., 2s W i.t sv. 2iis
l02.7-sophie steinberg to. Jacob Wild
fener, .l.6 r seth st. mtg $500. July. Is:
s,iy, L T,s Co. iso Bway. ,sieo
idsIi.as..,is nsessss t TO Mari:
schwab, ~ w s6th Ut, y part. all liens
July IL. NJ p a u W Biumenthsi. IS
,p Az. ?oss. " 8. 1911 n iosth st, asks
Julius Pordve 60 r weinberg. Inc. ?te
kosciusko 81. Bklyn, all Hens, July -.
1914; atty. A r Epson, II Wall st. 81
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SIXTH AVENUE TENEMENT.

Plans nave been filed with the Man
haitian Bureau Of Buildings for the cori-
struction of a six story tenement house
with stores on the southeast corner Of
Sixth avenue and West Eleventh street.
1t will have a frontage of 34.5 feet on
the avenue by 80 feet on the street.
The Leonard WE'LL Construction Com
pany. Leonard Well president, is the
owner Gronenberg & Leuchtag are tho
architects and have estimated the cost
at So. 600.
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BRONX FLAT IN TRADE.

AvENCE-smith & Phelps and
Scheele and wiebke have sold for the
Hoffman Realty Company. builders, to
Elisa Kretch. 1900 DAILY avenue. a
hve story apartment house on plot
S71ox15o. The purchasers take in
part payment %22 Lenox venue ad-
joining the northeast corner OF 1915,
street. a three story dwelling on lot
ls.7xS5. The amount involved in the
deal was $4,000.
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SMALL HOUSES FIND BUYERs.

WEST 18TH STREET,. Irving Walsh
has sold for the estate Of George T.
Mickens the three story and basement
dwelling at 24s West Eleventh street
on lot 1sexts.7. ear West Fourth
street, to a client for occupancy.
WEST 18TH STREET-Lixzie l.. Hall
has resold the three story M base
ment dwelling at 1873 West IIeth
street, recently acquired at foreclosure
for $4,000. to Mrs. Eda c.. Fleming.
The house occupies = lot 2oxl00.1l.
between Seventh and Lenox
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TOWN HOUSES RENTED.

Porter & Co. have rented for Frederic
y. Gilbert 10 Lille V. Richards the three
story brownstone dwelling at 35l IVES,
l2ist street.
tnger & Watson have leased the
dwelling at Sls East ttfty-first street 10
Emily Mason.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
Samuel Wallach TO Aaron and Molly
Goldsteln the dwelling at i24 West llsth
street.
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MONTCLAIR DWELLING SOLD.

F. NJ. Crawley 4 Bros have sold for
about $4,000 the three story shinslc
residence on the east side OF South
Mountain e Montclair. for Vincent,
S. milford to c. Recklef. Tit residence
fourteen rooms and three bath
rooms and is situated opposite the Mu,-
ford estate.
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SELLS DoBBs FERRY ESTATE.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold for en-
Senator Charles r. McClelland his place
at Dobbs Ferry-on-Hudson. The prop
erty Is on Clinton avenue. near the
Misses Masters School for Girls. II
contains about two acres, a brick resi-
dence n stable and was held at
$50. 900.
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LIENS.
Manhattan

i7sD ST. 6J5 W-Meyrr d Ludin agt Reed
Rl,y %. owner and contractor $50 20
TIL ST. 1880 E-Nan Wagner Linn Con.
s,ructiou 60 agt LIdislsws T. Schwank.
ovner A contractor ,renewan t35i3s
90 ST. 2.3 E--Ralsler Heating Co agt
Harris Lustgarten. owner * rontraC-
9Th Az u Q cor 3sth ~, sNs5-Jacob
Hawi,z agt Mary u Nesmith 4 Nesmith
Estate. owner. Taft Hotel Co OF al. con,
tractor tlt5
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BROKERS IN RECENT DEAL.

W Il Hobbs were brokers in the
sale recorded yesterday for John Lawson
OF the plot l00xlO0 on the west side OF
Cooper street, 100 fee; south of 2Oith
street. To J. Leland Wells. who gave in
exchange 237 West l2Sth str.
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ALLEN STREET STORES.

Sass & Springsteen nave filed plans
for the construction of n two story stores
on the east side OF Allen street. lOl feet
north Of Canal street. for Kalman Bras
ner, at an estimated cost of IS, 800. IL
will have a frontage of 23.S feet and a
depth of I6 feet.
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DEALERS IN FAD STREET.

Walker n Heisler, rug dealers. have
lea sed the store In the Stern annex on
Twenty-third street for eight years at
a entail said to he $4,000 a year, The
annex Ia to the east OF the old Stern
store and was erected only a few years
ago at considerable cost to accommo-
date the Increased business Of the
store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-22

Commander T. l. Rennet. from com.
m"ui 81 The hancock TO command II the
Neg'l'
Lieut. II 5 HaIslip from the Sew or,
leans 20 tNe TruNtun
Ensign y W H.hhs. from tho T-uxtur
10 'hr Sew orleans
Passed Assistant surgeon r. T. Curtis
from IN" Milwaukee 10 home FOR orders
Assistant surgeon J NJ Quinn NJ n. G.,
30 recruiting station, scranton. IA :
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The New Fourteenth Street Theatre
has filed plans for a one story moving
picture house, which 1t plans to build on
the plot, 52xlO3.3 3, on the north side of
Fourteenth street, l57 feet west of Sec
ond avenue The cost is estimated by l..
II, j, We!her, architect, at $40, 900.
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$780, 900 WEST END FLAT.
Mayors to Build ~ story Build
Ing at sOth street.

On the northeast corner of West End
avenue and Eightieth street a twelv,
story %freproof apartment house is to be
erected for j. c, Mayer and NJ q Nave.
Inc. II will nave a facade of brick and
terra Gotta. with a frontage of ~ feet
on the avenue by $40 on the street and
the cost has been estimated at $4,000
by Schwartz & Gross. architects.
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CREDIT DUE TO MANNING.

Edgar A.. Manning was associated
with Nelson, Lee & Green in leasing
the twelfth floor at II West Forty
fourth street to G. ". Hammond. Inc.
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BUYS STATEN ISLAND HOME.

r. q. Ullman. Jr.. has sold for Mrs.
Depew her house and plot In Prince 3
Bay to Mrs. Mary Olsen Of Manhattan,
who will occupy II.
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IO>>FCTItt

NEhE ElDGEFIELp state road. home
ihu iurm. lhn acres, iir large house, tell
phone, uui'ui. iirg~. ,ilos. perfect cnnll-
'inr. orchards. hE stream a~'s.iSu vel.
long frontage. good sound view. accom-
undtt' zoo" chickens equipment remark
CHI" speHu adv" future - hour, ul..
5000" terms IMMEDIATE, boX 10 sun
ono.
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WASHINGTON, July -l-Arny orders
issued:
cant ! NJ. bride. Jr. Coast Artillery.
from seventy seventh Company 20 coast
dsfeNpos IT Pensacola.
Major " NJ truikshanks, First Field
Artillery, to report tu commanding Cen
cra' Western Department.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. $50 A. 6s5-Harry scher sst
nober. Hoe Estate Co. Inc ct al MssSoSS
RRoApWAY. 1868 n i370-Same .agt
same. May 70. 1915 ,........,......tlio
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York, New Jersey. New
England and eastern Pennsylvania. gen
orally fair to-day and Tomorrow; not
much change In temperature; moderate -
liRht variable winds.
For western New YORK, generally fair
to-day and tomorrow. moderate tempers-
turc: lisht. variable winds.
NEW fORk, july The pressure
was moderately low sionE the Atlantic
coast yesterday. but generally high over
all other parts VI the country from a prin-
cipal centre over the Missouri Valley aud
plains states
Cooler and generally fair weather pre-.
vailed In the West and the Interior ~ the
country, the cooler weather reaching east.
ward into the middle Atlantic states.
II was warmer In the plateau and Pacific
states.
In this city the day Was partly cloudy,
followed by showers at evening; cooler.
wind. fresh northeast 30 northwest; aver.
age humidity SO per cent barometer
corrected to read to sea level. at s A. NJ.
1891; 3 II. NJ. gogi.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the of1clal thctm omctcr. is sh own
In the ANNEXED table
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TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Frederick Fox 4 Co. rave sold for
the Montrose Realty Company the prop
erty at $50 Georgia avenue TO r. Beretz.
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Eleven A. NJ bids to Liverpool were /:
October, e.l6c. January. 9.55c. March,
s79c. The market there is due TO open
to-day 3lg 10 4 points advance.
ReceIpts and stocks were