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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-11
WILSON'S SELL OLD
FIFTH AVENUE HOME
is story Bank and Offices to
Replace Former Bankers
House, 9Th Av. and 43d st.
GUARANTY TRUST TENANT

Title to the late r. r. Wilson resi-
dence at the southeast corner OF Firth
avenue aud Forty-th!rd street passed
yesterday for II stated consideration OF
81, 200, 000 to a company formed to inn
prove It with n sixteen story building.
the lower part " which has been leased
to the Guaranty Trust Company for its
Fifth avenue branch. The buyers OF the
property are the 81 fifth Avenue Com
pany. clients OF Stoddard 4 Mark. Har-
ris Mandelbaum Is known to be largely
interested in the company, and II was re-
ported yesterday that william Randolph
Hearst has another large interest. though
the attorneys would no confirm the report.
Mr.. Hearst's name is closely connected
with the operation by reason OF the fact
that the Columbus Circle Construction
Company will be the general contractor
for the new structure. 1t is the same
concern that ~ erecting Mr.. Hearst's
new building at Columbus Circle.
The Wilson property was mentioned in
the news columns once before this year.
Several months ago Harry Flschel took
IL under contract as a site for n large
building. but he is said 10 have been un-
able to finance the operation. The present
sale was negotiated by the Douglas Rob-
inson. Charles s. Brown Company. and in
wolves the old Wilson residence and the
vacant plot adjoining on the corner. The
property has a FIFTH avenue frontage
Of 6211 feet ana a street frontage OF
los feet. The southerly line measures
1873 feet.
For this plot York 4 Sawyer have
prepared plans for a sixteen story build
ing which will be a banking house In its
lower portion and an office building
above. The Guaranty Trust has taken
the whole building under lease for two
years At $4,000 a year and will occupy
for its own use the store. basement
and first floor and because they will be
the principal tenant the structure will
be known as the Guaranty Building.
This part OF the building has been spe-
cially designed TO meet the c~ompany's
requirements.
To finance the construction the brokers
IN the deal have obtained a loan OF
sl.2jO.OOO from the Prudential Life In
surance Company. on the completion
of the building the loan will be continued
as "A permanent mortgage. Its whole term
being twenty years. Construction will
he started at once IN the hope OF having
the builiing ready for occupancy by
June. 1916. In addition to the large
building loan. the Guaranty Trust Com
pany has advanced the new owners
$500. 900. making a total OF mortgages
on the property OF sl.5j0.000.
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George V. McNally and Joseph silver
son have sold for Mrs. Gertie a. German
a plot of ten lots running through from
lsyth to l90th street, beginning l25 feet
east of 81. Nicholas avenue. The prop
erty fronts l25 feet or each street and
has II depth of $50 feet, The site is
to be improved with o five story
apartment houses. each go feet front.
This is the first sale of the property
since 1872, when Mrs. German acquired
ten square block extending from AM
sterdam avenue over to Broadway,
which was known AZ the Edmund A.
Smith farm. from her father. Alfred y.
Lawrence. She has sold off IA few
parcels. 4 recent deal involved the sale
by Mr.. McNally of four lots on the south
side Of lS9th street, $50 feet east OF st.
Nicholas venue to the :. Il. Building
Corporation. which erected two fifty
foot five story apartments, to be ready
for occupancy this fall. There are also
deals pending for other parcels in the
tract which are expected to be closed
in the near future.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BTTTER-Free bidding under the cal!
on The Mercantile Exchange yesterday re-
suited In lgc. advance on the top grades.
There was an active call and such lines
were firm and well taken, Export buying
not so free, Medium grade IN fair de-
mand from local and out of town trade.
Renovated unchanged Ladies steady.
Packing stock easy, Prices: Creamery.
extras, 90 score. efha a 2GA e.; higher scpr-
ing, 21m25Ac G.. iirsts, - to 9l score, 2tR
zoe, state, dairy, tubs, finest, -5is y -tc .
good TO prime, 23lg a 2ic., common ia fair.
goa csc, renovated, extras. 20 n l3lq &c.,
nrsts, 20 22iac., lower grades, @oTelo,
imitation hrsts, 29H .2LYC .
ladies', current make, hrsts, GOA a 2lr
seconds, iatac.; lower grades, lSml 9c .
packing stock, June make, fine. zoe No.
>, lSh Tl9c.; lower grades, l6dlSc.
CHEESE-The whole market IL caster,
with trading light, Skins dun. Daisies
somewhat easier. Prices: state, whole
milk, fresh flats white and colored. special.
1874 mlic,: average fancy, l3L Tl3RC;
state, skins, specials, l0s. 6lli.c skIms.
fresh, choice, l0Tl0l.c,; fair to good, ~
ugi.C.
~EGGS-R"ceipts were only 1925 cases.
which Is hight tor u Tuesday. a. thor"
were %, t03 on the previous TUESDAY. with
tighter rCrCiptS and fair trading the mar
ket Is getting in better shape. although
the accumulations st'n are quite heavy.
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Fine stock IN somewhat better demand.
u,sr Prices Fresh gathered eNtras
az -i,.. cN'rrs. frsis, .lH .3c.; irsts,
l,i.ol.c. sr'ouds; iG1 lSisc: No, L.
Jlrtio-, lii. fog l5r.. hennery whites. tnc Too
fancy. 8. u 2Jc.: hrnurry browns, 1jm -sr..
mixed ,ulurs. lNu &c.
LIVE pOULTRN-No quotations were
established. business Mas done at open
pri.,~. Receipts Wern - cars, with ahou'
i,c IN track Last weeks prices on tow'
,hi.kpus and r%oCs'"r~ will likely prevail.
Express receipts fairly large, with white
leghorus, lHc.; fowls, $50. and large chI'k
DREsSED POULTRN-Hca,y icct iow.-
Veighiug over . lbs scarce and trW. hNi
! To-. steady, slow and weak D.d roos'ers
rrm on account oi scarcity. Turkeys IN
supply. bur mainly poor. Notrh'
ducks in iuir supply ANA steadN squads
slow. TraIing IA frozen wou'ln'' F'N'",
Fresh. foN.s. Western. boxed. so 'hs 4!d
over. l5iqr. Western. snuidrI. large. l''-
20 Ice, brothers, 81 -f.., old '~uH-''fs- j.
l2.c.. squads, prime White. !" To-. t.
Io5en. 81 80. q lbs, - 'h- '"'N
Turkeys Fresh hens amt toms. ~,
Fro4ru-Turkovs. drF picked. selected,
elc': western zoe TsNsr. l5HliEC
=, to hos, milk fed a 4" ~
lbs, eic =, lbs ana over, %ei't22' corn
fed. AZ - - lhs, l'U a. .hs tui over.
zoe. Fowls. r. 90 box, 60 Tbs and over 20
dozen. lie 20 ~, 81 lbs, lil.c r'l
BOOSTERS. I. 70 '-l."
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Patience Rewarded.

Some great man recommended patience
as the most important Ingredient for the
successful. Spectator. one OF the most
remarkable examples of patience was
furnished in a transaction that was con-
csdcd when the stock OF the Rock Island
company recently sold at Z of ] per
cent, At that price a short contract.
open for 70 less thar seven years, was
covered at "A large profit. In 1905 a GER
tain New Jersey florist, a man of keen
speculative instincts and tremendous OBJ
stlnlcy. conceived the idea that the Rock
Island was doomed and that the price
Of the stock would eventually sink TO
ro'r.rg L. accordance with his con-
vic ON. he went short OF the stock n
entered a G. I. c. order with his brokers
10 buy in at = o: | per cent. That order
remained unchanged until last July. The
Spectator stuck b. his position with
splendid patience. At times his account
showed him a great loss on paper. For
irs'l,ce. he weathered that famous Reid
market in 1909. when Rock Island went
10 81. But there was no wavering then
any more than in the face of tempting
profits alter.
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U AT AUCTION
Public offerings \ rsterday In Man
haitian and The BronN.
lat - NESEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.

BY Henry Brady.
It'll Az: Sol.so5. n . cor s7th st, 77ioS
'oN7t. NIB. three . and one I sly tnts
aud stores-Oceanic Investing Go agt
due, sis5.:5s.O5. taxes Sc. $40? o.
stayed by order Of court.
PINEHuRsT. AN. $50. = " cor lsoth at.
Alonzo co agt Dlnloe Holding 60 ct al;
due, sLf'ssssi pr mtg $4,000. 10 the
plaintiff ...'...,.,,.........,.. s70,gos
-,ru sr ~, H,gyan L. kennslly;
lo2?, 4 sly dwlg-R : Clark agt /
Rytemberg ct al; due. s3S.Olgsl; taSee.
&C. sl,i65.So' to the piairv!n $4,000
Bv Samuel MsrN.
2oNiOO;s, j, sly dwlg- NJ Marks agt
! II Abenheimer ct al due, SIS. 1880;
esrH ST. &! ", az, log e columbus sv.
:sNlo".5, sly dwlg-N Y Savg, Bank
ss syes' NeTne Z! g. due e. OK, 80;
isT Az, 80, " :, II 5 81 st, $500 jO0 y
siy IRm, snH ,irswEhSrhardt schmidt
s.,,s5; taxes, So, s6775i; to the pain.
lOS,%n 81 :et = /. , %; : sd az ,l'' sSS
mold agt + l. Karner ct al: due. sas.-
y.t'SS' taxes Sc %s.l7.77; to the plain.
TAT seOs THIRD AvENrE "'0
ELsMERE III. ~, ) ., % e Prospect, ay.
MN i'S's.%' ; ;'y o aM.s Nathan Himo''
soG51' taxes sc, $3.50, to Kate Ma.
~rssrpp by James }, Donovan
Fordham road, 5o.@xll9sxjO. 3xI2I. sty
bldg and vacant-Church Of our Iady
Of Mercy sgt NJ j smith ct al. due, .i4-
August %. ="
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Ba MI stocks,

s'ro.g tips are being passed around
aga.H on the Ruuely stocks. 1t will be
remembered that similar activities pre-
ceded the making of the last plan OF re-
orrnIlzation. This interest in the stocks
OF bankrupt companies is one of the
curious manifestations Of the current
SPECULATION. Thus there has lately been
a m We Of some Importance In the stocks
OF :he International Steam Pump. which
are row dealt in outside the exchange.
The Pump company, so the story ran.
had received A war order. Another spec
ulatiye choice for the day SENS TO he
Rock Island. II recollection does not
fail there was a brisk upward movement
IN ssouri Pacific stock just before the
bringing out Of the drastic reorganiza-
ton plan.
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- 2pua san Juan 50 mile. south Of
sandy Nook At noon Monday
- Al.ouGuiu Sauto Domingo, is miles
south ~ sandy Nook A. : i NJ Monday
- St' ,l'rIniO. Galveston - miles north
of Kew West At noon yesterday
- san Marcos Mobile. ~ miles north OF
& Railau' New Orleans. 81 miles north
OF jupiter at noon
s. t!orl1l Tamprco 10 miles south Of
,iup'Cr At noon
= n o""cenrr. Galveston - miles south
Of JupI'oU AT noon
=, Ctlorrn TuNpsn, % miles west Of sand
KY ut noon.
- " pa New Orleans, - miles south.
east Of South Pass ~ & y
- Huron, Mobile - miles east Of Mobile
tar Al = l.
- Come por, Arthur. ~ miles south OF
sandy Hook ~ noon
- >lhlUA Port Antonio, ith miles south
ifOm Nrw York ~ noon
:. NDr'l Western and tow, Port Arthur, III
mrlc- snuth Of Diamond >ho3l # noon
- Cnmus New Orleans, n! mile south Of
l%'tnloul ShnGl n : y VI
TIA. Astral. ,o"!,s barge I"rtlaul, PASSED
C9pr Ann ~ noon
- Mohawk. Jacksonville, IS mllcs mort h OF
4. Johns bar at ! =, NJ.
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$50 FOOT DYCkMAN PLOT SALE.

The Alliance Realty Company. W. II.
Chesebrough presid Mt. has sold the plot
l50xl00 on the north side OF 2ltth street
200 feet east of Tenth avenue TO the
Ii. VI. Construction Company, Herman &
Minskof. which will erect on the site
two five story apartment houses. each
se~venty-ive feet frontage. The entire
operation will amount TO abou 5000. 900.
Arrangement Mt have been made with
+. 4. Snow for a building loan. and It lie
expected that Andrew J. Thomas will be
the architect. This is the third plot In
the Dyckman which the Alliance Realty
Company has resold for "A profit In the
last two years. Arnold. Bryne & Rau-
mann were the brokers In the transact
ton. The n. NJ. Construction Company
is now completing a building operation
at the corner OF Valentine avenue and
lsSth street.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CORNELlA 81, 23-Thurn, Emily \, ct at,
exrs, 20 Newell Martin. exr. 10 " ieth
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BuyING LONG ISLAND REALTY.

Mrs. Susanna Merkle sold to Mrs. Ida
s. Merkle OF Fast Orange, N. j., four
lots at Auburndale, l.. /.
Goldschmidt & Macdonald have sold
at Woodmere. l.. l., for the Adams
Realty Company to Percy Heineman a
plot 75xl56 on Lafayette place as a
site for a cottage for his " use,
Kehoe & G!lliar have sold the Colonial
dwelling on Hill Park venue. Great
Neck Hills. to George II. Kennahan and
a dwelling on the same street to T.. Par
sons.
The Rogers Place Realty Corporation
Of Manhattan has bought from william
l.. Loew n tract OF land On the north
side Of Main street, Centre Moriches.
l.. I. The property was held at $3S, 900,
Charles r. Sammis has bought from
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I4rn ST. MILLI>ERs LEASE.

The $. Milkman Millinery Housc now
located al 80 West Fourteenth street.
has taken a long term lease of the store
and basement at IA n 10 East Four
teenth street. charles +. Meyer neso-
tiated the lease. The store IL 50xl25.
The Real Estate Management Com
pany has leased stores NJ i2l6 Broad
way to A. pedcjian a Chibookian for a
term OF years.
Louis Schloss has leased for a term
of years to the Iurie Auto Company the
one story building at the junction Of
Boston road and Southern boulevard.
Bastine n Co. as agents OF 235 and
231 Fifth avenue. Ia leased space to
Lessler Il Rothstein, and at ll3 aud III
West Thirty-hrst street. the fourth loft
to Hirsh a. Koplowitz.
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METALS GO LOWER IN LONDON.
Further breaks Tend to UnsettIe
Coppc and speltcr Here

Further breaks in the London metal
market tended 20 unsettle copper and
sDs'tcr here yesterday. Despite the I'M
Certainty. however, producers were IN
re,eip, Of further inquiries for large
tornag-s. II was said thai the metal
Wa desired for export.
A 10 business vas done. quotations
whc. ever available were purely nom
Inn CONFER could not be sold at
bet'rr than Is cents a pound. In fact.
e IS expected that there will be a
figure even lower thai this before actual
buying Is resumed.
Ordinary grades OF spelter were very
weak, being offered down TO IA cents
TO- prompt shipment and II cents for
fu'gro deliveries.
TIE American Smelling and Refining
Company re- 'uced its price for lead
Yesterday from Az cents to 40 cents
O. poYu. The market was duh. The
new ,ut failed to stimulate demand.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
OOWntOWn.

tNith name and address Of lender an
attorney. IT attorneys name Il omittn
address party OF the second partD
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ADDS TO WEST END PLOT.

WEST END AVENUE-Adalie NJ.
Gleises has sold $40 West Enc avenue,
u five story fiat. on lot 24.6xl0o, be-
tween l0lst and 102d streets. Charles
Noller, who own the adjoining house
at 81, is the buyer. He now controls
a frontage of i96 feet at that point.
Mrs. Gleises had owned the house
since lgoi.
EAST lO9TH STREET-Wolf Il. Born
stein of Brooklyn has sold l33-l35
East l0sth street, a six story new law
house with stores, on plot 37.6Xl00.ll.
adjoining the northwest corner of
Lexington venue The seller aC-
quired the house in February. 1913
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Tenants living in apartments under u supervision r assured
-of the most efficient service and attention. -
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises & o. sun sets : 90 Moon set, 90
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk : 80 Gov. Isl sI7 Hell Ga,eio Of
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk Il 80 Gov. Isl 22o NeIl Gate 400
Arri,ed-TuEsDAY. Augu.t 10.
ss Rochambelu. = A. VI. Bordeaux Aus :,
: san Guglielmo, $50 A Nj. Palermo,
July >.
= Norcni -. p NJ. Lisbon. Julv %.
ss Newton Abbott. . A VI Mar.eilleA
July q
s. EiopoIi. % A NJ Genoa. July 0
- Saratoga, 72o A NJ Havana. Aug
:. Lux . p NJ Bai~lona. July y
- 'us'n - p NJ. Barbados. Aug
s. FL Oriente. Galveston, Aug
s. Apache Jacksonville. Aug
&c Colorado. Brunswick. Aug :
50 Princess Anne, Norfolk. Aus
- leandrr. N-wpor, News, Aug
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
s. Dante Alighicri, al Naples.
So Roms, a. Lisbon
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
IS Tcnadorcs. rom Bocss del Toro
IS Mexico. from Havana.
So Garlic, from Santa Marta
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
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PREPARING FOR FALL.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for n term OF years for the estate o.
Russell Sage IS East siSty-ifth street,
a four story dwelling, to Robert q. Hut
chlns. vice-president Of the National
Bank OF Commerce.
Pease & Gilman rented for Mrs. Lii
Ian Tins to Wager SNayne the dwell
ng ut 80 East Ninety-first street. adj
joining the southwest corner of Park
avenue.
The HouGhton Company has leased
for IL. Nelson Flanagan the three story
and basement dwelling at lis West
Ninety-second street to NJ A. Forgot
ston.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented FOR
Mrs. Van Santvourd To the Maxim
school of Music the dwelling at 10 West
l22d street for FIVE years.
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>,w JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Attractive bargains in uuc-family
houses aud choice building lots.
THE BANNING DEPARTMENT,
STATE OF NEW YORK, to quickly close
the business OF Two corporations. Offers
these properties AZ about 30 per cent. OF
former prices.
They are located NJ Gyantwood. Pail
sadr, Murscmerc and L-ouIa, New Jer-
~ey tourot''c Grants Tomb within
twenty-five minute ui Manhattan.
Liberal terms. Tide Guarantee Policy
free, Address BENZ. Il. HAIGHT. Spc-
cIal Deputy Supt Of Banks, care Bank
iu- Department, 81 broadway, New York
t'tsN
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WEATHER FORECAST

tor eastern New York and southern
New England. fair to-day aud probably
to morrow moderate northwest to north
winds
For northern New England. fair to-doy
and tomorrow. light northwest to north
Winds
For New Jersey. fair to-day and to-
morrow: moderate northwest TO north
winds.
For western New York. partly cloudy
portions. tomorrow. partly cloudy. mod
craze north to northeast winds.
NEw YORK. Aus 1.-THE pressure was
moderately low over eastern New England
and New York yesterday. but high over
all other parts Of the country except the
extreme S%outhwes, and only relatively Low
In the west Gulf section.
Showers and thunderstorm occurred In
the ohio and Tennessee valleys and the
car and Atlantic States. but generally
fair weather prevailed In the lake regions
and western pats OF tho country.
IT was somewhat cooler In the lake re-
gions, Ohio Valley and parts Of the middle
Atlantic. but there were no remarkable
temperature changes IN any section.
In this city the day was fair. slightly
cooler: wind. fresh northwest. average hu-
nudity, IS per cent; barometer, corrected
to read to sea Level. at 8 A. NJ, 1890; .
=. ~, s993.
The temperature In this city yesterday. ~
recorded by the ofnclal Thermometer. Ia shown
In the anncacd table.
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1t. atty, T g co. i7G wa~y..,......N
1iaTH ST, .3s E-NHri, John, eNr, to
Title Guar 4 Tr Co. l76 Bway $4,000
ls3D ST. 40 W-Cohen. Maurice. to uriah
W hopkins, 3il3 Broadway .....sliooo
lS3D ST, i4b W-Sawe to same. $1,000
iGSD ST AZ W--Dazlan. Nv W, to triah
w Tompkins, 3il3 Bway. ........ $1,000
lg3D ST, i4i W--SHme to same. . sli,oVO
LUDLOW ST, $50. : . cor stanton 81
lOj-i1i. 2jNs7 6-~-tnsephsohn. Michael. to
Michael Josephsohn, private banker, l.3
RfViYGTTHX sr 'viis,. s1S
7O-LaWyerS Mig ca to Addie II clark,
~ W >tth II. atty. J. Mtg 60. ~
iisTH ST. : =. 600 . "a ay. 25xl0O IL
Nanlerpoel. Marie l., to Lawyers MTG
60. ~ Liberty i...........'.. Sls'"uo
COLUMBUS Az. 5@so-5N2. n " cor Stth -.
6NH5-lIarris. Pauline, to Riengold
Realty Co. 80 Liberty 81; atty, y \
l-aags - Liberty ~. - Sioo
STANTON 81. Sc, II =. 7fi Q Eldrldge
50. " Brown. Mildred :, TO Law.
yers Mtg 60, 80 Liberty st......s.5.ooO
Bronx.
y y INVESTORS CORPN to Title Guar
4 Trust 60 $500
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y v INVESTORS coHPN to Title .Gusl
4 Trust q. 80 500
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

7TH Av. 2.7. s.l-Louisc wernert to Pau!
\o,i..a, - 5th a.. 5 yrs from May J.,
cGitMsrS ~. Isl. store ana basement,
Dan BICA."y 20 Abr Tporaus, 90 W
l55th -. i.yrs from Dec 10, atty. T.
PoUci, - Bwty. ...........,...t2, $1,000
SchryGt,r. 1885 Eastern Parkway, Bklyn.
8 " from sept o., lti5........ $500
nth ST. l-f-sS ". ai-G"rfude NJ
Rriggs 20 n II Holland. act " 9Th
- : Yrs from Aug l. 1915; atty: Benz
Weiss, So kWay ......... Sld'ovO
5TH Az. : q cor asa -. sll-5ll fif'h Az
Cprpn to Guaranty Trust Co ot y y. 80
BWay. from completion Of bldg TO May
!. 1895: atty. r - go. t76 BWay $4,000
Bronx.
MAPES Az. u ~ cor lSO'h -, store and
,0ru.r-rUnmasu iSlprdauo - Carrie
SeehJ;. al l. lNl~t - = Yrs from May
/. 1915, ATTY. c + HSl!Oeh. 500 L l>oih
- ANS AZ. SOC. -tor, ana corner
Herman L.St.s'r an. dhu 20 WIN !.
kautur. IiS T. l2ttH -. . " 'nd 10
mths from July j. 1915: at'N SigMuni
Hong, $50 Bwuy...... slOsp ~ S'.-09
BATHGATE Az. 1873, store luI corner
Wm j Diamond 20 &c. / Robinson. -.
IIrnuk Iv, ! NJ from Aus 1913. t''t,
: Hnutg, $50 fNtN ....... W. tu StNp
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$3.50, 900 PARK AVE. HOUSE.
Sith 81. Corner to Be improved
with ~ story Apartmpnt

Park avenues colony Of fine apartment
houses is to be increased by ut least one
more. Plans for II were filed yesterday
by the fenlo Realty Company. owner
Of the property at 1909 to 1906 Park
avenue. the site OF the new building.
The structure will be twelve stories and
will cost $4,000 to erect. according to
Emery Roth, who has planned the struc-
ture. The building will cover "A plot
f01. EMO at the northwest corner of
Eighty-fourth street.
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DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

To redeem out ., anding certificates. 81 ,si2 Sill
;rand total cash assets In Treasury 2.Os1,ssb.t
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THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. i0.-The stock
market here was active and followed
me stronger tone IN New York. j. q.
brill n Co, Cambria Steel and Electric
storage Battery were particularly ac-
I'VE, brill advanced more than ; points.
wh'ie storage Battery closed a point
below the opening price. Bonds were
The summary:
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WASHINGTON, Aug. Ia The ~lillp'
Neptune and tug Rocket have H~r'trl ~
Norfolk yard. guNhon' Srrdoyl' A. Rnoh-
cet,r. cruiser Tennessee %, phi.a lriphia.
collier saturn a. Mare island, guuhol'
Etg.e AZ Mole st Nicholas and cruiser
Albany AZ Portland, ore.
The collier Promotions has sailed from
- George. Prthilofs, for NutUh Harhor
DESTROYER l.ausnu from Sew York ynrl for
charles, on. tug Apache from NeNpor ~
Iona Island gguhnr' pu!ru- from ShanE'
mai FOR %Iugpp, gGuhu.t Dubuque from
Ro-tpu for \cNport. DESTROYER Reid from
Key Wet for Charleston aud supply shin
Cuigoa from Newport for Sew York.
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Aug. io.-Trading was very
active In this market. with prices firm as
A rule: Sears-Roebuck was the promi-
feature, closing Al 1871, the high
point. Chicago Pneumatic Tool was err
attic. but showed a small gain. Chi
Railway I'd acted heavy. Small
were seen In other lines. The
summary: ,
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered az Albany Yesterday
william l.. Phtlan. The Bronx. capital.
5000, directors. Laura phclan. william
I. Phe'an and Edward r. D1uahue. New
York city.
Harmony Construction Company. Tn.
Bronx; capita, $1,000. directors. E.stellr
Cohen. Beckie Cohen and Jacob cohen.
The Bronx.
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DWELLING ron bronx CORNER.

n. Maxwell Failing is to build a brick
dwelling at the southeast corner Of
Martha venue and 2i0th street at a
cost OF 81. 600. II will measure 25x37 and
is designed by g. Cobban.
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100000 SALE ar sCARsDALE.

Angel & Co. have sold at Scarsdale for
the estate of Ann Laisht the property
on Autenreith rad. in the Elmdorf Sec
ton. This place consists of y stucco
house and a half acre. The property
was held at 100000.