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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx)
MORTGAGES.

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uo~hto"h
tsouth OF Fourteenth ST.
ST AZ Domtnick q, 81,
Rel. 10 Mary A Bress.L aas
W ioadst Ius - ivrsn o. a,tv Uy
e De viii. "a rark Row $500
- s,.
East s'oe'
EAST OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10th stsb
.sIh ST., - .ss' Mau.son ~ !uN
E-SsrTIe ,use', -: hHs. aamss
Az, " $ tsll lion 81 ssN
-MsrJus Nosrn,ns "ern"n ioonnh'
go nfanu 81 'uts "a ~ m's 'Ss"..'
-s.s p - Any " i'N' 4, 5oooo
West Side.
ives, Of Fifth av,between Fourteenth and
llOth 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
RONX-MANHATTAN TRADE.

ALDCS STREET The Eberhardt
Realty Company, Charles A. Eber-
hardt president, has sold to an In
weston $50 Aldus street, southwest
corner OF Hoe avenue. known as 800
Aldus street. a new five story apart
ment house, on plot 50xl0o. The
house was erected recently by the SELL
ing company. The new owner. Frank
l.. Froment, gave in part payment the
six story loft building at 60 Thomas
street, on lot 25xl0o, between Church
street n West Broadway and oppo-
site the Clafin stores. Title to the
latter property was transferred yester-
day.
PARK AVENCE-John J. kavanagh
hae sold for the wallenstein Company
to Mark l.. and S. H. Abrahams
1858 Park avenue. a five story Nat
with stores, on lot 25xs22. between
Eighty-eighth and Eighty-ninth
streets. The buyers own the two
similar houses adjoining. at 1854 and
1856, and now control a frontage Of
rs feet.
BoULEvARp-s ullman
has sold for A, NJ Jores 1903 South
ern Boulevard. a FIVE story fat with
stores. on plot 37.6xl00,
ALBANY AVENUES Ullman has sold
for J.. Burns the northwest corner of
Albany. Crescent and Heath avenues
a plot 257x95. partly improved with
a dwelling, to a builder for improve
ment.
54TH STREET--Winfrcd Wat.
son OF the office OF Edgar A. Manning
sold for the Bowery Savings Bank
TO the Monmouth Garage Company
226 and 22s East Fifty-fourth street.
n plot 50xl00 between Second and
Third avenues. The purchaser will
file plans Immediately for the erec-
tor Of a four story and basement
modern garage. Douglas Robinson.
Charles $. Brown Company repre-
sented the seller as agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
FLAT AM 81 HOUSES TRADED.

Levy & Baird have exchanged the
Royal Castle, a six story. forty-one
family, moderN elevator apartment house
at the southwest corner of Clinton and
Gates avenues for t~hirty-one six family
houses on Thirteenth. Fourt enth and
Graham %venues just north of Jack
son avenue. Long Island City, owned by
the II. v. Realty Company. The value
of each property is estimated at 5000
600. The DIAL was made by John F.
James & sons and William n. Bloodgood
e. Co. The Royal Castle Is 1Iiaxl25
feet and has an entrance on both elm
ton and Gait avenues, The Long
Island City houses are semi-detached on
lots 25xl00 feet. They are only a wear
old and are within a few blocks OF the
Greensboro Bridge.
John r. Henry, Jr, has sold for Mrs.
s. s. Whit house the three story dwell
ing l43 Hancock street, Al feet west
Of Nostrand avenue, to II. d. Haver-
stock for occupancy; also ll&2 Dean
street. near Bedford avenue. a three
story dwelling, for the Arnold estate to
DIR. E. r. Bedford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
TAKE BROOKS BROS. OLD STORE.
Art Embroidery and Linen House
Rents at B,way and 22d 81.

h removal of Brooks Bros. from
the southeast corner of Broadway and
Twenty-second street will not mean an
other large property on the market In
that section. for the building has been
leased already by a Arm Of importers
OF art embroidery materials and fancy
linens, who probably will help materially
In the reestab lishment OF that section.
The new tenants OF the building will he
Campbell, Metzger 4 jacobson. for
years located at 4A6 to $50
Broadway. They have taken the entire
property vacated BY Brooks Bros. and
after 1t is altered slightly will make
It their headquarters. The property con-
sists Of a five story building fronting
1902 feet on Broadway and 1222 feet
on Twenty-second street. Brooks Bros,
paid $4,000 a year net FOR II. What
the new al will pay could not be
l. T~lnnenbaum. Strauss & Co. have
to an importing house the build
ing at sos Sixth avenue for a term OF
years. TIE building is just north OF
Thirtieth street. The lessees are the
and importers OF flowers. ferns
and plants. The same brokers recently
to the New York Millinery and
Supply Company the store, basement
and Ars, loft In the Bijou Building ad-
Joining.
NJ. & l.. Hess have eased to the Lion
Waist Company. in addition to the space
they now occupy. tse eighth loft at lS
and Is West Twenty-second street. run
ming through to Is and II West Twenty
first street also the sixth loft In the
same building 10 Wexler Bros. n to
Frederick A. Schurman. lace importer.
space In II to 81 East Twenty-second
street. know as the Mcconnell Build
ing
The Charles +. Noyes Company mas
additional space In So John street
to the London Guarantee ard ACCIDENT
Company: also space in l3O-lS2 fearl
stree, 10 oscar c. Magnus.
Rice & Hill haye leased the most
northerly store in the Bristol Building,
corner of Fifth avenue n
street. The lease is Tor a
long term OF years at an annual rental
a nnroyinating $4,000. The lessee Is
the Gotham silk Hosiery Company now
al 81 West Thirty-fourth street
They will retain the Thirty-fourth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

TIL. following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday
a2t West Th,rty-ninth street corpora
tior. Manhattan; capital $3.50, 900 direc-
,nrs Mrs. Louisa Finck, Miss Louise Finck
ana Thomas II. Lawrence, New York city
Csrib Syndicate, Manhattan capital.
,9S O0O. directors. J. F.. CochrAne. Edgar
". ward. Brooklyn, l. A Nelson New
York city. ...
cspital, $40, 900; directors, Esther w. Dry
fods, Milton B. Dryfods and Milton b.
Loeb. New York city.
Cosmopolitan Homes Corporation. Man
haitian; capital, $4,000; directors, Joseph
Kurgman, George thurman and j. =,
NiplIaccio, New York city.
PARK Hill on Hudson, Manhattan; capt.
tai 81 900; directors. Lawrence 3. Green
haum, Edward s. Greenbaum and Morris
Lernst. New York city.
Benrub Realty Corporation, Brooklyn;
capital, IS. 900; directors, Abraham simson,
Adolf Simson and julius schatcher,
Brooklyn.
Epsilon Building Company, Brooklyn;
%capital, $4,000; directors, Charles Young,
Emma l.. Young and Herman S. Bachrach.
c II. Corporation. Brooklyn; capital.
81. 900: directors. Samuel L~efkONitz, Rachel
L~efkowitz, Brooklyn; Isaac Schneider. New
Avenue d Construction Company, Brook
lyn; capi,al, $500; directors, Max Goldberg,
Abraham Goldberg and Gus Kaiser.
Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
LEGAL PENALTY FOR
FALSE STOCK TIPS
Action Is Possible Against
Manipulators Of Boom in
War Securities.
STATUTE USED BEFORE

TIE prevalence OF stories In wide cir
culatioa .n Wall street and the general
nr.,s u war munitions orders OF fabu-
inns size and p~roftableness. upon which
RIG spett.atlve movements in the stock
narke, are being based, suggested yes
,srdsy 70 lawyers in touch with Stock
Exchange practice a provision Of the
Penal code that may At the case. This
IL provision that any person who with
,n,.r, - affect tho market price OF
,,oek knowingly c~urculates any false
statement. rumor or intelligence 10 pun
lshahle by a fine OF $4,000, three years
IN prison or both.
tins and invitations to buy stocks,
based on reports OF war orders that in
,he case OF the Bethlehem Steel Com
many have already reached s400. 900. 900
ana in the case OF the Crucible Steel
Company $500 900. 900, are being circula.
,sd widely inWall Street. The statements
n war orders are broadly printed ana
ne figures are almost without limit,
growing by millions In the case OF any
one company within a week or two
The statute, paragraph 926. Of the
Penal Code. TO which lawyers turned
reads AS follows:
"a person who with intent to affect
the market price OF the public funds OF
This state OF the United States or OF
any State or Territory thereof. or OF II
foreign country or Government, or OF the
stocks, bonds or other evidences Of debt
O., a corporation or association. or the
market price OF gold or silver coin or
bullion. or any merchandise or commod-
Ivy whatever:
"l-W!thout lawful authority, falsely
sgns the name of an officer Of a cor
~porstion or any other person to q let.
ter. mortgage or other paper, or
"?-Utters or circulates such a letter,
message or paper, knowing that the
same has been so falsely signed. or
"3~-Knowingly ~circulates any false
statement. rumor or intelligence,
rs punishable by a fine of not NOR.
than $1,000 or by imprisonment Cor
not more than three years. or both"
This statute was used in a celebrated
case at the close OF the big speculation
In Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock under
the direction OF Gov. Flower about ne
teen years ago. The price OF the stock
rad been carried up to 1877. At the top
Price Wall Street was flooded by bear
stories in pa mphlets and papers. The
price OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit was
violently attacked and fell to an thu
-.xt wear. James r. Keene was gem
orally thought to be leading the bear
drive.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
offered a prize of s25. 900 for the detec-
ton Of the person responsible for the
false stories circulated about II. A. r.
Goslin. a writer of tipping bureau stool;
letters, was arrested and sent to jan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

These apartments have all improve
ments and excellent service. Apart.
ment suitable for Doctor In each,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
SHOOTS GIRL; KILLS HIMSELF,
Nurse Nnid Had Refused 10 Marry
Elevator

Because May Doherty, a nurse maid,
had decla red she would never marry him,
Louis L.vipzig, ala elevator runner yes
terday morning shot the girl and himself
AT Riverside Drive and llith street.
The SRI was taken to -, Luke's Hos
pitnl and will recover, Leipzig died in
the Knickerbocker Hospital at noon
Fpr several weeks Leipzig had been
paving court To May Dohcrty, who is
employed by Frederick Lewis, "a lace
dealer. living in the apartments At 629
West hath street, Leipzig had lost his
place because a week ago he struck the
girl when she refused to talk with him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
BIG HOTEL FOR BELLE HARBoR.
Auction Buyer Announces Plan-
GOod Demand for seashore Lots.

Good demand for seHshore Lots.
Such was the demand for seashore lots
mat Joseph p. Day was enabled on Sat
urday TO dispose at auction of 526 out
or n total of 679 at Belle Harbor for a
sum of 1925, 055. The sale was success
FULLY concluded last night.
Al yesterdays Offering Mr.. Day dis
posed OF the remaining lots in rapid
order. For the III he received an
average OF 1857. The total offering
brought s3l4,l75. or an average of $3.50
a lot.
William Sohmer, former State Comp
troller, was one OF the big buyers at
yesterdays session. Commodore Mas
ters of the Belle Harbor Yacht Club
ought 1fty-six lots and william Scheer.
one OF the big land owners on the Rock
away coast, spent S24.7l0 in, lots.
Alderman Eichhorn and r. II. Fickinge
were also large buyers.
Lots on Beach i37th and i4ist streets.
washington avenue tRockaway Beach
boulevard) and Ocean (Newport) ave.
rue brought from $3.50 to s42O each
and two corner plots only $50 to $40
each. Robert NJ. Murphy. formerly pro-
prietor OF the Rudolph Hotel In Atlantic
CITY, was the largest buyer at the sale,
securing a plot OF sixteen oceanfront
lots at le6th and 127th streets for
$500; also Ave lots at the corner of
Beach 12sth street at s725 each. Mr..
Murphy announced he would improve the
peach frontage with a large concrete
hotel and bathing pavilion. Louis c.
Monduin paid $500 for a ten lot block
front on Beach 1921 and 1891 streets,
ana Samuel d. Lasden secured a similar
pIot ADJOINING. Other buyers included
Thomas Lenane. julius woln, Edward
I. Loughman. Thomas q. O'Mara. Fran
CTS !. Walker. Manuel Friedman. John
w. Raab, J. w. Masters. Henry Crelin.
Rufus l.. Scott, Samuel Furst. Cornelius
Murray. John J. Eagan, the Union Holi-
Gay Company. Thomas A MCGEE. ]. F..
j. Meagher. Joseph McKeoga. John
Byine. Albert Veldhuisen and Jacob
Selisson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Holland America liner Noordam.
sailing to-day for Rotterdam. will tak
mail. closing at $40 A. VI for the Nethsr-
lands. Germany. Austria, Hungary, Luxem.
burg and Turkey.
Tho French liner Chicago. sailing to-day
for Bordeaux, will take mail. closing at
l2 VI, for France. Rumsnis. Bulgaria.
serbia. switzerland, Italy. Spain, portu-
gal, Egypt, Greece, British India British
East Africa. Siam. Malta, Gibraltar. Cey-
ION, straits settlements, Dutch East In
dies, West Australia and Persis
La Neloce liner Europa, sailing to-mor-
row for Naples. vii take mail. closing at
; 80 A. NJ, for Italy. Bulgaria. Serbia.
Rumsnis, switzerland and Greece.
The White star liner Adriatic, sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. Will take mail.
closing at $3.50 A. NJ, for Europe Except
,ng Germany. Austria. Hungary, Luxem-
hgrg, Turkey, the Se'htrla.1s Norway.
sweden. Italy. Bulgaria, Serbia,
kumanis, switzerland ana Greece and for
Africa, West Asia and East Indies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

e~kEpcRAFT WARES, INc,-Psti,ion IN
W, ~, Re,ioratt Wares, Inc, manuf.c-
. %''' Of 5 ,sss M Mares 50 Wss, 5aSn $ IN
Euihe 7soeiyeri bond, t2oo. Liabilities,
,i.ggo probable assets. $500. 1t was
aa'td 'hat the business was originally
S SSes. y as partnsrship and was IN
~ 900 A man who lent the com.
psny $500 has a conditional bill Of
vFs,sE2,n. IL he assets; T., ,-,u,on,,v
.'1 by oredItors against Hugo and Nor.
~ Wols"., who composed the Arm OF
Hs',.. Eros, manufacturers Of kimonos,
Llab.l'les are said to be $500 they
snnrn..y "nered creditors rs cents on the
'SslSp BROs-Petition In bankruptcy
Mm'iho"y Casino, who. composed the arm
81 'a'lh' Bros, truckmen and forward.
- Broome street and 1855 Watt
,Igstb Liabilities said to be more than
'HAhLEs MILLER, foremsn, S West
'ap'.y. lsSN.;.ss. s:,!os: 70 assets.
Ina, Petition Dismissed.
'IHnJAMiN J. ,TRAUBMAN-Judss 4. n
S %aao ae; s hism u, In,v n; ps,,.!SGs .n IN
100, who had stores at SO and as Wan
,]tttt.m@snni, sm sroshway, H ne maae a
Nt dollar cash.
Tine 10 Answer Extended.
'HosfECT LEASING COMPANY-Judss
Hand has extended the time TO
sns"eT he hs akrnptey petition hled
,sa.ht' the Prospect Leasing Company,
E,.opF!eibr Of the Hotel ~, Andrew at
n'osdNoy, corner seventy second street.
AZ august l3, The company was not
M % make arrangements for the dis
me- mn 81 The petition and asked for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
RENTING TOWN HOUSES.

pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs
T. Paddoc TO the Misses Della q
White and Mary @. Lamb the four story
and basement house at l47 West Sew
enty-second street .,,
Rice & Hill have leased for DR.. Will
lam Norris Hubbard TO Mrs. Pauhne
Elliott hacker the house at b3 west
Fifty-tourth street for a term OF years
The +. r.. Wood, w. II, poison Com,
many has leased 81 West Eigh,y-third
street. a four story dwelling, to John
Everhard. 60,
shaw & Co. have leased for Carl
Fischer the four story and basement
dwelling zoe Lenox avenue 10 Lena
Wenstein and Rose Sapiro.
Pepe & Bro. have leased for Warhope
LINN IA St. Lukes place. n three story
and basement house. to Ludow!S SAD
ba ,ino for a term Of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
EDGEMERE LOTS ALL SOLD.

The NJ. Morgenthsu, Jr,. Company
concluded a Ave day sale of 376 lots
and hve dwellings at Edgemere or Sat
urday evening. the auction. conducted by
Fitx.James Z. Browne. yielding slss.674,
or an average OF $500 per lot, and the
houses having sold for $4,000. a grand
total OF s2ls.674 Mr., Morgenthau. who
planned the details Of the auction said
at it's close that he was satisfied buyers
would reap profits, as the property was
sold well below market prices. a condi-
ton already emphasized by a number OF
resales at advances.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

S. Havana Havana, S3I miles south OF
scotland light at noon
IS plelades, Matanzis, l,e.l miles south OF
Scotland light At noon
s. Proteus, New Orleans. - miles south OF
Jupiter at noon.
IS FL Vale. Galveston, .S miles cast of
Galveston bar At noon
SIS FL slslo. galveston, 81 miles north of
Jupiter Al i p. NJ
SIS Fl Alba Galveston les miles southeast
of Diamond shoals az i p NJ
S. Mohawk Jacksonville. 40 miles south
of Scotland HIGHT at : p NJ
IS Comet. sabine, 81 miles east OF Sahllie
bar az : +. NJ
S. CITY Of Columbus savannah. ~ miles
north OF Diamond sh0als AZ noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

Shampan 4 shampan have filed plans
for two six story apartment houses.
ls9xl07. TO he erected al the southeast
corner OF keap street and new Grand
street extension for the Williamsburg
Plaza Realty Company TO cost 500. 600.
Plans have been completed by W. T,
Mccarthy for two four story apartments
to be erected by the DeKaIb Construc-
ton Company on plot l0oxl27 on the
north side OF GARRISON street 2hs feet
east OF Flatbush avenue. to cost $40, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
HEIGHTS APARTMENT BUILDER.

The Hath Street and Seventh Ave-
rue Construction Company. Max Vein
stein president. 10 the purchaser OF the
Surety Realty Company plot Of six
lots, l50x99.1l on the north side OF
10th street. $50 feet west Of Broadway.
The property will be improved with a
six story apartment house. for which the
selling company has made a loan of
&l2O 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
tOrney.D

tOTHcy,l
st. f17Hs1o. "Xusig i~ins1ieecha"s p GrSp p.
TO ciermont II Wilcox, il5 W 18TH st,
indiv, ,exr& ,rus, sarah A Wilcox. atty,
.OTH 81, ::gs ~ .s, ?5ia !,h. aS'
il8xeSs. May \, l9ll-Watson 4 Julia
A Vanderpoel to Harriet $ James, SO
sunnyside Drive. lonkers, n Y, stty. n
AoTH ST ?2s ", -, ?s5.6 " 9TH av, li6x
$50, May $, sll-same'to same; atty,
18Th ST, i2l4 u, : 5, 1884 9 sd av, TEN
i022 June 22, i9it-Hermine Wahl to
Marie sulzer' attvs' Bosart a Rogart.
FoRT WASH. Av, n 9 9 i7lst st. 9sxlOOx
sS.3xl067. June ~, ~l9lt-Tilman Constr
Co to the Irving Saw instn; attys. .Deyo
HOFFMAN, ST, " $. bs2 n issth st. iG'ss
D7.5, Sept I, lS0s-Wm II & Minnie c
Solomon to Hy seebeck; atty, T q co,
ESSEX ST s7n. VS., so n Hester - -s SS
i3s. July 10, lsoo-Margt 7 o'Nsill to
Bowery Saw Bank: atty. 7 q ca, l7s
5brMM' ssT. 'ass +, IS. lis W I'd sv. ,5sioc' s.
Dec -, isoo--Jacob & Dora Leicht 10
Cha. Hsun..h' atty, Fred V Mayiorth,
FORT WASH Av, n e C i7ist st. ssxiocx
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, 81 E-Pstrick II Mccarthy sgt
Daniel Buckley, owner ana contrsc.
90 Av, s3t-Adoiph Klein ast Elizabeth j
smith, owner; Alois Smith, contrac-
sIvviNGroN 81, ls4-Giobe Tile CO, Inc,
sxt Max Edeistein, owner, SUFFOLK Con-
siructlon Co. contractors; Kahn Bros,
aoTH ST, sis W-Albercne stone Co ast
john Doe, owner; X W strschsn. con:
,r.ssor s7:..Aiib..r.ns stone Co agt Iohv
Doe, owner; r W strachsn. contrae-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
TO EXTEND BROOKLYN PLANT.

The Turner Construction Company
has been given the contract for the con-
struction of a REINFORCED concrete seven
story 10Ox6s extension 10 the plant OF a:
Schrader's Son. The new building Will
be located at Vanderbilt and Atlantic
venues Brooklyn, Timmins n Chap
man are the architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
LONG IS. CITY FLAT SOLD.

The Matthews Building Company has
sold apartment houses at 33.1 Twelfth
street, a six family building, to Mrs.
Susie Hency for $ll,50o, and $50 Elev-
enth avenue. a three family apartment,
10 Frank Bartel for $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
PIPING ROCK PLACE SOLD.

Cocks & Willets with Joseph p. Day
have sold TO Henry Sanderson, presl-
dent OF c. D.. Barney q Co, the Walter
T. Rosen estate at Mil Neck. l.. l., and
near the Piping Rock Club.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03

Observation-Disclosures 2 W Foote
from works GENERAL Electric Company.
schenectady. TO the Nevada.
Lieut. II Il Michael from Atlantic re.
serve fleet 10 command III, Brutus
Lieut., 4 n Weaver from Washington
yard 20 the Arkansas
Lieut. a e. Pickens from the Arkansas
u the Brooklyn,
Lieut., q " Densmore from the Han.
cock to the Philadelphia ward.
Lieut. T G. kinkdid from Washington
yard to Bethlehem steel Works. south
Bethlehem, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions Tor
To-day and Tomorrow.


NU'ueThte nOTVne0et Wlnus.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vania. unsettled to-day and tomorrow.
with occa sional blowers not quite 40
warm to-day. moderate winds, becoming
northeast.
For New England. showers to-day and
probably tomorrow: moderate northeast
winds.
For western e York. showers and
cooler to-day, with moderate TO fresh
northeast winds. fair tomorrow.
NEW YORK. Aug s-snowers and
thunderstorms occurred yesterday In nearly
al the central States and In most sec
IONS eastward. 20 the Atlantic coast.
The pressure was generally low over the
Interior Of the country and the south
west In an irregular formation. and Q
small but well formed centre Of depres-
sion was located over northern Florida.
High pressure prevailed over the north
central ststes and the Missouri valley and
was moderately high over the middle At
lantic and New England States.
Temperatures we're generally lower in the
upper Mississippi Valley. the upper lake
regions and the Missouri Valley. but con-
tinusd high In the Atlantic states and the
southeastern quarter OF the country.
In this city the day was fair and con-
tinued warm Wind, light southwesteriy;
average humidity. rs per cent.
corrected to read to sea level, ~ . A N.
.sA r NJ. 29s7.
The temperature in this city yesterday, ~
recorded by the oficial thermometer. Is shown
in Tho app.ynl ,.Hla4
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
PLANNING BROOKLYN FLATS.

GREENWICH ST. 5O-Sladon Iron Works.
Inc, agt Hannah Mendeisohn ct al, July
l9f5 SoT