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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-01-20
FAv0RS FREEDOM
FOR PHILIPPINES
w. Morgan Shuster, Former Of
fetal on Islands,, Says Japan
Would Aid United States
In Guarding Them.

Washington Special: Morgan Shustef,
for eight years an American official in
the Philippines, before becoming an in
ternational figure in the financial at
fairs of Persia, told the Senate Philip
pines committee today hat he believed
Japan woul be glad to enter into a
treaty with the United States to neu-
tralize the islands. Shuster could not
conceive of any foreign power attempt
ing h conquest of the Philippines af-
ter the withdrawal Of the United States.
There was an unwritten Monroe doc
trine in the far east maintained by ia
pan, he said, which would make that
nation oppose the entry Of any other
power into the Philippine group.
1T is my. opinion Japan does not
want the Philippines" he said, land
would be glad to enter into a neutrali-
cation treaty for their protection on our
withdrawal"
Japan, he said. had vast territory Of
her W u~ndeveloped and Japanese col
Onization Of h Philippines was high
ly improbable now or in the future be-
cause of climatic and economic condi-
tions. He believed a naturalization
treaty with Japan would be sufficient,
but hat all nations might be asked to
join in 1t with advantage. The events
of the last six months in Europe, he
said. made him believe such q treaty
would be respected.
"A strong power has violated the law
of nations there" he said. and is suf-
fering and will continue to suffer for
1t. There has been a Qutckening OF the
moral sense among nations. / believe
that is shown by the way the world
received the violation of Belgian neu-
trality." He added he believed treaties
In h future would be more binding
than in the past and not looked upon
as scraps of paper
Senator Lippitt contrasted state
ments by Shuster published several
years ago opposing the Independence
Of the islands with articles recently
published by him taking the opposite
view. Shuster replied It was true he
had changed his opinion.
Eight q as a government Off
etal in the islands. he said, had tinged
him with the thought OF those with
whom he worked. Since that time he
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-01-20
The Mob VS.. Personal Conviction.
The Mob" a play in four acts. by John
Galsworthy. New York. Charles
Scribner's Sons. 1914.

In these days when we are threatened
with the fnsipience of a crowd-made con-
science. and suffering the inherent excess
es OF reform masking as democracy. one
marvels at the sanity and daring of Gals
worthy when he says through his charac-
ter, Stephen More. in The Mob:'' "If
popular opinion is to control the utter
ances of her politicians. then goodbye in
deed to this country" The profound sig
n1ncance OF these words is made clear by
More's address to the war-crazed mob
that would do him violence for his love
OF peace and loyalty to his convictions:
You've forced your way into my house.
and you've asked me to speak. Put up
with the truth for once! You are the
thing that pelts the weak: kicks women:
bowls down free speech. This today. and
mat tomorrow. Brain-you have none.
spirit-not the ghost of 1t! II you're not
meanness. there's no such thinR. If you'rs
not cowardice. there is no cowsrdice.
Patriotism-ther are two kinds-that of
our soldiers, and this Of mine. You have
neither!'' now
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-01-20
ed 3. Toomey. county auditor.

The Mississippi river had moro than
a dozen native names. different desig-
nations being given at different points
in Its course. The A1gonQuins called
It the Meche Sebe. other tribes termed
1t Chucagus. Mico. Tumalasen. Ta-
pala Ri and other James The Al
gonquin name was finally adopted by
the whites for the whole river. The
meaning is father Of watsra." or .the
whole river" Twenty-seven spellnga
are noted In the writings or early ex.
plorers.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-01-20

had seen other people and was now
convinced that the Filipinos could
maintain a government satisfactory
to themselves n give reasonable as
to the rest of the world of
order and protection of foreigners.
Shuster favored the administration
bill for a greater measures of self
government and urged that 1t include
some definite promise of complete in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
NIX. & T. NOTES NOT AFFECTED
Another Issue at Higher interest
tate Iutimnted

A director OF the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas said regarding the three
point drop in the preferred stock OF
the company yesterday that there Is
no reason to doubt the successful c5n-
summation OF n plan TO provide for
the $lq, 600. 600 : per cent. notes which
mature on May I. The notes are said
to be closely held. large blocks having
been taken by banks. and non has
shown a disposition 10 hamper neso-
;~iat'ons
II is intimated Int the $4,000
notes may b. financed hy a similtr
issue which will b,ar interest az tn
rate Of 6 per cent instead OF ; per
cent. Under such "A plan only 5000 GOA
per anrum viii be add 4 to tie com
pany's interest obligations. When tho
sl9, 600, 900 II notes are taken care of
he company has NJ other obligations
falling due until 1924.
For the seven months ended Janu-
airy 81 the company's surplus was $500
oon creator than for the same period
last Year. February showed an Inn
p%r,vemeut or s33l,o5s over February,
l9ll.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
Bronx.
lWTh name ana udIre.s o. ienlrl
Orntyl

tNl'h name and address % lender az
torneyl
''s sg i. ST Hpi ?; :. ? : f5il + N w,,, ~ !
Pei - Mutual Life In- Ca. ~ collar
iiirn ST. SOC ". . +. 40 s. npa3'' iSy
100 II. Nov Il, is02-Jno 4 Frances y
d rnrd3a 70 A!!phous = Bu'kley. eyr
SAM: rnorEnrY, jan leol-n WS9ygGi
4 falg2r!y9 @ l%;eonari 70 same '99e9
ioo.I July 10, lsee-Aae.bert 3 Annie ii
Huber 70 In" hank for say, Ossining.
y Y. atty, samuel watson. Ossinine, y
CHIsHoLM VI, " :. is5 Freeman s.,
runs " l@5N : HIN e 4aN : ~ = -
.SS TO- n " ; S,ene'ns aI : \ e al%Sns
Louis 4 sablna Abrsmovit2 It al 10 Geo
i Hard'e; atty, Manhattan Mtg CO, 200
slTH ST :, no e Az ~. strip lxiO2s.
Doc 80. i>S1--Louis y Henrietta =
brandt ct al to the PARK Mtg 60. attys.
I'D ST. 2?2 + n =, 275 " "a Az, 2i>lO2 =,
Dee II, Isil-Annio " Christie TO SIas
Downing; atty, Jno NJ Rider, ~ Cedar
R%iVEnslpE DIR, 81, = s. 80 n loi'h ..
:G5xloo. Feb 10, l>at-lsa.ah 4 sylvia
Loan Trust CO. trus, 10 WIN st 10000
5OTH ST, SO W = = isl " 5th. ay coz
LOU Loo "a m ots T" B ic2IT"2'' 10 A. hoal.a "90T
Boynton, eNtrx, atty. Frank l. Boynton.
sri sTr."ssS,. $50 = Az e.. 7s7x,7 = T"y
lsiO-pavId 4 Alele. W'sser TO cora
Miller, 'S'eru1,. n4l Mad aTi ..,tH-
So" IT. iii. a ~. iSo " 7ih Az. eo'sSs .,
Mar >, ~19l4-Samuel McKlbhin to Flora
l. M.nman Sew h%yen, Conn "t,,S al
RiTvEitsipE Dr.. e :, Where intcrsccted
by q bk bet lols' & io2d SITS. ~25xliSk
2bslo77, ian -. isoi1ClHra Baum
derson & \, i Broad 81 .,.. So, oOo
LOTS l22,l2i, man ~ land. 81 PartrIdse
4 C%raighead,. 4ith. Ward, May -. 100
Virginia T Mol.enhaurr 20 the y y CO.
operative Bldg \ Loan Assn; atty. VIM
Lanrdon. Q Beekman 81 ...t..,.s6.o00
PYNE ST. The. Bronx, e =, G!6 n " BAY
ard -, 25Xlj7, known as PASS CiHlprol-
! ling av, Feb 90. l9O7-Carmelo & Mile
SiVestre ct al to Mt Fl Vincent Coopero.
tion Bldg & Loan Assn; atty Jno. J
BHDo,Hp"WAY'' 5aSs. mort on lease. &c. Aus
20, lsli-Ida Levin to bernhard steiner;
atty, J + Hohenstcin, ll5 Bway $500
i7STH ST. : :, 1913 " Grand Roul and
Concourse, runs = sox " t5x n So3 to
st X = A. to beg, Dec ! l90G-Caro-
atty. u Matthewson, e65 sway. ..,1 $500
RIDGE ST, la2. es, 81 from = cor stan,
ton II, ?Ixloo, May 20. .~l2oS-Lippc and
Rebeccn Lunltz ct al to 1sldor Hymovit2;
7TH 81, = =, GiG W Az u, 27.loNa0, 10.
Ian II, l907-Miriam King TO Charlotte
\ Belmont. satisfied OF record without
production Of mort, by order supreme
Court, Mar ., 1915, Justice Nathan blur;
atty for petitioner John o Bal! b2
".roms,SSo' (. 1Npp IS Sos Marcus and IIaatt,
tie Rosenthal to Harold Nathan; atty,
av, 25xlb2,2, Mar 2, lsll-wm A and
cath VI Williams ct al TO st Mary's
IRE" MoSEWt'a5 for cN wa A''y'' Ta aSc
SAME PROPERTY, Dec 20, lsi3--Ssme "a
same; tttys' 'S2'5oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
SMALL INVESTORS BUYING.

WEST 9TH STREET-Bryan L. Ken
nelly has sold for Warren Leslie 5OI
Wes, Twenty-seventh street, a I'VE
story tenement on lot 25xss.9' TO Aida
T Tagliavia.
WEST END AVENUE-Achilles r.
scharsnith a. Co. have sold to a
client $50 West End avenue. northeast
corner of SiXty-eighth street. n nve
story fat with stores, on lot 2O.5S
100 II was an all cash transaction
tbs was one of the parcels sold AZ
the Yuug estate partition sale on
Wednesday last.
PARK AVENUE-George II. Chivois
co. have sold for Catherine T.. Me-
Morrow. widow OF the late Patrick
McMorrow. one Of the pioneer build
ers Of this city. 1905 TO 1912 Park
avenue, southwest r OF ll5th
street. a five story fiat. on plot loo.liN
o.. The purchase was for all cash.
the property having been held at
$4,000.
ARDEN STREET-Martin II. Cohen
has resold - Arden street. a hve
story apartment house, on plot -'N
100, 1874 feet north OF Nagle avenue.
The seller acquitted the property a
few weeks ago from Thomas j. Good
win.
WEST l43D sTREET-Gustave ].
Haisc has sold Isl and 1873 West
l43d street. a five story Hat. on plot
s7Gx9Pll near Seventh avenue. 10
Ms. Bussath for investment. In eX-
change Mrs Bussath gives 1892 Pros
poet avenue, a five story apartment
house, on plot 5OX150, 46 feet north
u lNlSt street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
nR0Nv FLATS AND LOTS SOLD.

KELLY STREET-Kurz & Uren have
sold with II. Thomas Costar for the
W. L. Realty Company SIS and ss2
Nelly street, near lntervale avenue
Two five story apartments. each on
plot 3>XloO. TO an investor,
BEAUMONT AVENUE%Paul A. Nc
Go..ick has purchased from David
Stein -30i Beaumont avenue. a four
story Fat containing sixteen apart
men's. The house occupies a plot 3F.6x
100 ll2,6 feet north Of 1881 street.
WALTON ANENUE-George w. Nc
Adam has purchased through ?.
Osborne Smith from Sylvan Lehmaier
the southwest corner of Walton ave-
nue. and 1891 street, a plot 43Xs5'
ROutt.ug the store building on the
Jerome avenue corner recently erected
by II. l.. Singh.
MAPES AVENUE-Benjamin Polack
has sold to william j. Diamond, n
builder, the plot 66x145 on the east
s1e o. M1pcs avenue, l25 feet south
Of iSuth street.
GRAND Boulevard AND CON
COCRSE-M. b Larkin has sold for
William l. Phclan a lot, 25x6l. on the
east SIDE OF the Concourse running
through 10 Ryer avenue, tive
lNt'h ana lS7th streets.
BRYANT AVENUE-Joseph Reiss Is re-
ported - have sold TO an investor 2Oli
Bryant avenue, a five story tenement
on plot tiXg96 near lSOth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
CITY HALL PLACE
BUILDING SOLD
Uallcnbcck Buys Lupton's
Buildinm TO Get Latter in
His Lofts.
WEST SIDE HOUSE SOLD

Tie Lupton Building at 20 to 81
CIV Hal pace, the home of the Lup-
hn Publishing Company for twenty
Years. has been bought by Harry e..
uallerbeck Of the Wynkoop-Hallenbeck-
Crawford Company. The building is
twelve stories high. on n plot $40
fee, on cry Hall place and 1910 feet
deep Il was built some twenty years
for the printing OF such publications "a
the Womcu's World and others Of u
similar nature. The properly is on the
cas-, side of City Hail place. which the
Court House Rate Board decided some
tine ago should be acquired in order to
re, away from the qulcksund founda-
ton which was found under the origi-
nal ste TO the west selected for the
round house" tribunal of Justice whicn
tie cts IS TO bu Id. Not only City Hall
place, but additional property not in
Guided in the first site is to be taken.
In a fen days the city will take steps
TO claim the Lupton Building. The arm
had 10 relocate and the question was,
vhere. Many concerns were locating in
the Or nterios in the Pennsylvania sec
ton and the Lupton company showed
an inclination 10 jump from city Hall
Nd 10 the West Side. n now OF sew
,ral miles. About this time the Charles
y Noyes Company and NJ. Il l.. Hess
stepped In with an offer OF space In
the Hallenbeck -Hungerford Building on
lafayette. White and Franklin streets
f.... ~. rrI,,Tnol Tp,,-t. ThIa
dd not appeal to the Luptons as
strongly az the uptown location. Lup-
ton had about decided on the pennsyl-
yania section when a further induce
ment was made TO get the firm into
TN. Lafayette street building. This
was that II tie Lupton firm took a GER
tain amount Of space in the H~allenbeck-
Hungerfo~d structure Mr.. Hallenbeck
would buy the old Lupton Building.
This was agreed to. n the Lupton
smpany has leased the eleventh.
twelfth and fourteenth floors in the
SIXTEEN story Observation-Disclosures
Building for a period of years at an
aggregate rental OF $500, 600. MIR. Hal
lenbeck VIII sell the Lupton Building
10 the city for the new our house site,
eettiug back in time Ms much. II not
more than he paid. The deal is one OF
the most interesting that has been
closed in some time. The locating or
the Lupton firm in the
Hunce. ford Building leaves but TWO
floors in that structure for rent. since
the Moves company and VI. q l" hess
reported yesterday that in addition IN
locating the Lupton firm there. Poor's
Manual has taken space and an add
,onal area has been taken by Isaac
Goldman & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
PREPARES FOR FREE
CHECK @CLEARANCES
Federal Reserve Bank Here
Likely to Require Extra
Force of Clerks.
HEPBURN PRAISES PLAN

r - p...., p,,L 90 Now
'e'e'"' .,
YORK is preparing TO put INTO pracuce
a system Of free check clearances
,broughou, tho state. which is expcc,ed
=. ,~-,- -. ac,.. maa.,,n =, en-.
W oes'" '"oiuy "i'' " "'"s "
governors or all the reserve oahKs 10 DE-
held March II in Washington. The
governors n, this meeting will decide
on tho final details of the plan for check
collections AZ pa, TO be nut Into opera
,ion I'm each reserve district.
Thu New York bank Will be ready TO
carry out the new idea in a compara-
tively short time after the last detail
has been decided on. The mezzanine
floor ,boye the banking rooms IN the
Harvey Fisk Building has been changed
into one big room to he used for the
check clearance operations. II is be-
lieyed an extra force OF clerks will be
necessary to handle This new business,
though the number to be engaged has
not been determined.
II Is optional with the memhe hanks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Estate OF Townsend Underhill. Inc,
Manhattan: capital. $4,000; directors.
Arthur ID. Weskes, Harold ii, Weekes and
Bradford G. Weekes, New York city,
haitian; capital. $4,000; directors. DR..
Nicholas V. Winter. Jacob Gelbstein and
Joseph Weiss, New York city.
haitian; capital, $500; directors, Samuel
Davis, Norman II. Brown and Leuis Cohen,
New York city.
Toop Holding Corporation. The Bronx;
capital, $1,000: directors, Rachel ToOp,
william II. Toop. Pelham. y. Y; Louis
Karasik, Brooklyn, y. =.
X. n. Streeter. Brooklyn; capital $40
600; directors. Russell %. Streeter, Francis
T.. Streetcr and Robert l.. Streeter, Brook
Ign, y, Y.
Meade Construction Company, Inc.
Brooklyn; capital. $4,000; directors. MHu-
rice Goodman, Anna Goodman and Elsie
Bloch, Brooklyn. n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
MANY FIRMS MOVING.
Lease space for New offices ana
workrooms-some ON 5th Av,

," =
Whitaker x Co. taiiors, have leased
the fourth floor In 6s1 Fifth avenue.
The first three floors in this building
are occupied by r.. y. Dutton 4 Co.
publishers. Pease Il Gilman and Doug
las Robinson. Charles s.. Brown Com
pany were the brokers.
The Brett n Goode Company has
leased In the McReady Building. Az
Firth avenue, southeast corner of
Twenty-hrst street. the southerly por-
ton OF the second floor. containing
o 5000 square feet. to the National
Discount Company. for a term of years.
Pease a Gilman have subleased the
store at $50 Fifth Avenue for n term OF
years to La Petite Malson. gowns.
William III. Whiting 4 Co. have rented
the first loft at 81 Beekman street to
william ]. Kolde the store at 243 Pearl
street, to wheelock. Lovejoy 4 Co. space
in the Edison Building on Elm street
to the iiltometre Co. the first loft at
~ Fulton street to Theodore Mitchell 4:
second loft at 81 Fulton Street 20 John
VI. Davis third loft at 4S7-9 Greenwich
street to the Grand Lake Co. second
loft at l16 Duane street to Thomas u.
Hindle.
William ]. Roome & Co. have leased
the building at 207 seventh avenue.
SOUTHEAST CuTItT or twenty second
street. for Mrs. Louise Wernert to John
Doyle for n term OF years.
Duross Company has leased the sec
ond loft at 10 West Eighteenth street
TO Samuel Bierman; the store and
basement at 513 Hudson street TO Err
mimic Polenghi.
Charles +. Noyes Co. leased the store,
basement and subcellar at 80 Beekman
street TO NJ. NJ EI.sh * Co. for five
years store, ia Fulton street to Thorn
as +. Tierney basement store. l2i
Front street to Charles Davidson. and
temporarily. the store and basement at
So Nassau street TO Frank Migdalsky.
:. III. Raphael has leased the three
story building ut the northeast corner
OF Third avenue and l2lst street to
the United Public Market for /. Wit of
Boston for zen years at an aggregate
rental OF $1,000 600. The building was
formerly occupied by the Pye Furniture
Company.
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Kenneth Ives X Co. have leased for
J. n. Mccullough his property known
as White Lodge. on Broadway. Irving
ton-on-Hudson. consisting OF a large
house, stable. outbuildings and seven
acres. to II. A. Ayers.
Fish & Marvin have rented for the
summer furnished the residence OF l.. A.
Westermann on the north side OF Rich
bell road. ScarsdaIe. ". Y. The prop
erty consists OF a large country house
and eight acres OF land. The tenant is
NJ. W, Mayer of the Hotel Lorraine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06

a511-May c Knowles to Henrietta Polis,
ais Decatur st. Bkiyn. Feb %. due Mar
O. 1917. & p c; atty. a + silverstons,, 22o
1sSD ST, 80 W, 5 :. a 2 Lenox av, 1890 10
Andrew " Van Loan ct al to Lawyers
Title & Trust Co, 100 Bway. Maj. 2, :
yrs, . p Wow
thorough OF The Bronx
18TH ST. 40 r.. : $, Aoxloo-Lawrence
AZ. East Orange, y J, Mar 4. 9 yrs. 8
p c; atty. 7 @ 4 7 co, 100 Bway $4,000
iisD ST. 5 $. 625.7 e Willis ay, 4S.ioxii5lO
Ellen NJ kearns & sno to Thos J Don
lon. Irvinston, y Y. pr mtg $1,000, Mar
. due as per bond atty. NJ J sullivan,
Wills av & i4sth st.........:. $4,000
Alex II Cohen to Morris Levy. li3 W
lilth at, Mar !. installs, 6 p c. atty, NJ
S9izberser; Ss Park Row So 900
Louis Weydana to Annie U Daily, 1875
Frank Giaiss, Inc. isi5 'wEe.tthsstssrt
JEROME Az. :. i6C n Bi,edforl 'Pafk
Blvd. 75xiO0--Anne Gully to Edw ]
schaefier. 1857 Hoe av, Mar 8. 3 yrs. 8
L6prfs; a. a.'y; J T. 9 m 8 T n GO, i SAP pS Ssyo 5000
Andrea Russo to Luigi De Francesca.
tG9s Barnes az. pr mtse 'g,5OO; Meh o.
mann: $3.50 white Plains v,..... 1900
JEFFERSON Az. s..S4s5 W Williams
S Srs9s ( r. ps ss5iSoT ~ W ,i1 K x Mt to
webster av and 2ooth .5cCo
Fannie Klein TO North Moore Realities,
Inc, 80 Broad st, Mich =. due as. per
Ki ESd' az wv X ! s : : rof S2; ia' e eE.~9a5Sy''sss%y1
Howard l. Horton to Cath l. Walgrove.
lS5 Murray 81, Flushing, l. l., Mich ,,
yrs. 6 p c. atty. X l. Scott. 80 nassau
- B. O. . . .. o. . d. e. e. o . d. O. e. d. cd . d. Y ] sVNb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
CORN PRODUCTS GAIN SHOWN.
Surplus Available for Dividends
Exceeds THAT of 1913.

nnng Company for the year ended
December 81. 1914, shows a surplus for
the wear available for dividends of
50. 3o5.l7i. or ne per cent, earned Oh
the $.g.S2G.sG7 preferred stock. as com
pared with 7.6G per cent. in 1913.
Profits We're s3.6j2,H2S. agairs; 49,
57q.66> in 1918. with total income OF
s3.S7S.G9G. rs compared with s3.GGj,-
1l2. Tho surplus after h payment of
dividends was sSll.942. against s1S4.-
S55 In 1913 This gave n total profit
and loss surplus on December 81, 1914,
of sS.S77,3ot, as compared with 81
sGj.3Gl on December 81. 1913.
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purchased from H.. NJ. Winston a plot
on the east side OF Hamilton street
about fifty feet north Of sylvester place.
Mrs. Mary Liebel has purchased a plot
50x162 on the north side OF state street,
between Whitestone and Parsons avenues,
on which she intends to erect a large
dwelling. J. Hurley has purchased a
two family house on Twentieth street,
north OF Queens avenue.
George Harnden has sold to Mrs. NJ.
Burroughs a house on L,nwood avenue,
Bayside- Flushing Mrs. Burroughs in
tends TO occupy the residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
LEASES.
Manhattan,

90 Az, " :, 80 - 2ist vt. stor~--Cath
Bremen to Herman Gronoberg. S59 I'd
nv. Z yrs from May |, l9ib,,,..,,. $500
AMSTERDAM Az, $50. hll-Marie Schmidt
2 yrs from Mar /. 1913. atty, Julius
Schwartz, els Montague ~. Brook.
Ign ..,.,..... VI $50
AMSTERDAM AN, W 9, AT u = land Eliza
- Jumel, 5OxlO0-C a. r Amusement Co
to David Blank, lSih washington nv.
\ yrs from Feb %, 1915; attys, Abram-
MULBERRY ST. loe, store Rosa Pcnnac-
chic TO Giovanni CiprlanI, 75 Mulberry
st, . yrs from Mich |. 1915: atty, q
9Th Az. n e cor 18th at, 6s,6xl52 l1Wr.
W Aston to Isabelle A Roboy. Boston.
Mass, 20 yrs from May |, 1915; attys.
Rowers & s, AZ Cedar t,...,.,. see, 500
FORSYTH ST, 60, store fioor--Rudolph
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
TOBACCONIsTS On STU AVENUE

Philip Morris & Co.. Ltd. manufac-
turers importers OF cigarettes, will
move their factory and Offices to lower
Fifth avenue. They have leased for n
long term OF years from John NJ. Bow
ers and others. trustees. the seven story
commercial building at ~ Fifth ave-
nue.. northwest corner Of Thirteenth
street. and will pay $4,000 in rentals
during the term Of the lease. The
building has n frontage OF 81 feet on
the emu and 100 feet on the street.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles :.
Brown Company and w. J. Schoon-
maker were the brokers. Philip Nor
rls & 20. are now located at 400 West
Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
BlYI\G BROOKLYN HOMES.

liwooi W. Townsend q Co, have sold
hn' oDc family hlus-s on East Fiji
It"'a street and Neck road for the
N%andHrl.u Ruildinq Company TO q
client fer .n~y,stInent.
LnuIfu y Harms hay sold for
- Gr"ator Ilatbush Corporation TO
Mar" L}urg 37I East T~wenty-s'xth
street, ard for the New York Title
oo'rptu, To Henry Carlin 1908 Canar-
be lane.
Rudolph r. Schortemeier has sold the
,e'lG'n'" at vG EiRhty-second street
pay Ridge, IN the Crescent Hin
tmiro|'W 1T Company property, to
Shar.es T.. s.. Thorn, an attorney,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
THE COPPER MARKET.
Sales of Elcctroly tic by Producers
at Iia Cents.

There We're sales OF electrolytic cop
FER Yesterday by producers at l4a, cents
= pound. The inquiry looked So good
AZ the end OF the day that the belief
was expressed in some quarters that
higher prices would not be surprising
before many more days had elapsed.
Domestic buying was good and cN-
poriers were also In the market. In.
luiyy from wire manufacturers was one
Of the Encouraging features as THIS
branch u sum has been very quiet
OF late.
The American Smelling and Refining
Company put up It's price for lead from
800 To 3.95 cents "A pound, a figure which
had been reached several DAYS earl =
by Independents. Demand from both
@fprr!sn and domestic sources continues
good.
Spcl'cr FOR spot delivery IS quoted at
II c.nts 81. Louis and I0i. cents FOR
Apr. Business continues brisk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-03-06
TRADING IN wEsTCuEsTER.

Fish & Marvin have sold for DR..
Ralph r. Ryan his property at Scars
dale. y. Y, consisting OF a residence
and over half an acre of land. The
property is on Walworth avenue in the
Greenacres section. The same brokers
have sold a property at Lawrence Park
West, Bronxville. to John T.. X. Mudgett
of this city. II IL the purchasers in
tention to develop the property for resi-
dental purposes.