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vRssELs 70 DErAHI


Malls are due from the following
points as follows:
San Francisco MatsOnia. Nov. 3.
EOkoharSa -Chiyo Maru. Nov. 30.
australia Sonoma, Nov. 4.
VantouVer-Makura, Nov. 3.
Mails Win depart Tor the following
points 90 follows:
San francisco Wilhelmina, Nov. 3.
Yokohama Nippon Maru. Nov. -.
Australia Makura, Nov. B.
Niagara, Nov. ~.
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Logan. from Manila for San Francisco.
due here Nov. 4.
Thomas. due here November Is, for
Guam and Manila.
Sherman, now at coast.
Sheridan, at Manila.
Dix, now at coast.
Warren. stationed at the Philippines
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
FULL FOOTBALL SCORES
OF GAMES ON OCT. g


Il
| OF GAMES ON OCT. q !
Eastern Results.
At New Haven Yale I. Washington
and Jefferson rs.
At Princeton. N. J.-Princeton 30.
Dartmouth {.
At Cambridge. Mass. Cornell 10.
Harvard 0.
Al Philedalphia- Pittsburs u. Penn
sylvania Z.
At West Point-Army 10. George
| town 0.
At Annapolis Navy 20. Virginia
Polytechnic Institute O.
AT Proyidence. r. I.-Syracuse s.
Brown O.
Al Carlisle. Pa Carlisle Q. Buck
nell 0.
Al wIlliamstown. Mass. Trinity IS.
williams 0.
At Hanover. NJ H.-Dartmouth
| freshmen IS. Hanover 0.
Al Amherst. Mass.-Amherst 10.
Wesleyan s.
At Boston TUFTS - Boston Col
Ilege o.
At Newark. Del. Delaware College
I19, Western Maryland s.
Al Gettysburg. Pa--Gettysburg Is,
st. Johns O.
At Waterville. Ne Colby 81. Bow
! dom S.
At Middlebury, vt.-New Hamp-
shire 0, Middlebury IA.
At Baltimore Johns Hopkins 81.
Washington s.
AT Hayerford. Pa -Hayerford q.
New York University s.
At South Bethlehem. Pa.-Lehigh
! 20, Mahlenburg 0.
| At State College. Pa.-Penn. State
l2S. West Virginia Wesleyan 0.
At New York Columbia IS. st.
| Lawrence 0.
At New York Fordham 10, Holy
Cross 0.
At oreno. Me- University Of Maine
| %, Bates IL
At Schenectady. N. Y.-Union II,
Stevens 0.
At Exeter. N. Phillips Exeter
| 81, Yale Second 0.
At Easton. Pa Albright Q. IA Fry
cite As.
At Hamilton. N. Colgate io7.
Rensselaer, 0.
Midwest ncsnits.
At Champaign, III Illinois 36,
Northwestern :.
At Ann Arbor, Mich.-AIichiean 3.
Michigan AggIes "A. B.
At Chicago Purdue o, Chicago Z
At Madison Wisconsin n, Ohio
State 0.
At Lincoln Nebraska 20, Notre
Dame 10.
University o. Kansas IL.
| At Observation-Disclosures 81, 10.
walls.
At Cleveland Case IL. Oberlin 2.
At Cheyenne. Wyo. Denver Uniyer-
sity IS, Wyoming z
| At Fort Collins, Col Colorado Az.
Igtes 81. Utah Aggies Q.
/ "A. University Of Colorado O..
At st Louis st Louis 81. Depauw
Is.
At Butte. Mont school If Mines &
Montana Aeries s.
al swarthmore Pa.Lswarthmore I.
Franklin and Narshall 20.
/ At gnrinrfleld Mass snrinrf7eld
TX. M. c. A COLLEGE 81. Univ q 81
AZ St f,o,,is-wash,nrton 20 nr,,
~ O.
-. AZ ! c'llton' =. 1-Hamllton y no
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per Ii. str. Claudine. for Maui, No
vember William Knott, J. n. Tuck
er, B. Inusaki and wife, s. Dias, Mrs.
Ellen Fox. Joseph Chalmers. y c. Mar.
tine.
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The Portland Railroad wiz acquire
the Westbrook, Windham G Naples
Roalroad in Oregon.
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WILMINGTON peieats conzsaa.

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 23.-The
University of Washington football
team defeated the Gonzaga Uniyer-
sity team here today on muddy
field by score Of n to Z.
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Among the Moors, II a wife does
not become the mother of boy, she
may be divorced with the consent Of
the tribe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02

BERKELEY. Cal, Oct. 23-Univer.
sity of Southern California beat Uni
versity of California % to 0 today.
thereby dashing Berkeley's hopes Of
making much of q showing in the
games against the University Of
Washington, Northwest champions.
Apparently California, in the few
weeks since abandoning rugby foot.
ball, has not been able to build up
much of team. The University OF
Southern California made its most
important gains by use of the forward
pass. which the Berkeleyites were un.
able to solve and break up.
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'PUNAH0U Scrubs
MAKE TOUCHDOWN
and Win CONTEST

Punahon partially made up for Sat.
urday's defeat BY taking their second
team out on the field at the campus
yesterday afternoon and sending them
against the Honolulu School for Boys
eleven and watching them run up sew
en- points while the opposing team
was blanked. Punahou did not play
any Of the newer formations, but used
end runs and line bucks to score. They
were never In danger Of being scored
on At any time in the game.
Brown and Gordon Glib were the
stars for Ptinahou on the 0ffense as
their sliifty runs gave the Punahou
team an advantage on offense. Noble
and Wakefield at ends were able to
stop the end runs OF the School for
Boys backs n most cases. Young
and Dunn proved 70 be the offensive
stars for the losers Hall was pow
er on the defense as was Macaulay and
Pratt Score. Punahou I. School for
Boys 0. The lineup WAS as follows:
Punahou s. T. Honolulu s. B.
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Because Of milk shortage in the
city. Berlin authorities are consider.
ing plan to issue milk cards similar
to bread cards issued earlier in the
war.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-02

DETROIT. Mich. Announcement
has been made that James Couzens
had resigned Is vice-president, trea-
surer and general manager Of the
Ford Automobile company Il could
not agree with Mr.. Ford's public utter
ances with reference 10 war unpre-
pafedness and other subjects ofworld
interest, Couzens said today.
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were scored by Wisconsin in the final
period.
Chicago Winner.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2S.-Purdue's great
defense, conferred about Capt Block
er. nearly upset traditions today, but
Capt Russell's 5O-yard run on the
kickoff In the third period turned the
scale. and Chicago won. to 0. after
q bitter battle. II the Purdue's de-
Tense was a marvel. its attack, how
ever. was slow, and except for Pult's
outpunting Of Russell by many yards,
the Maroons showed much the better
offense.
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sTAR-BULLETIN GIVES YOU
ToDAY'e NEWS TO-DAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
RENTING TOWN HOUSES.

Douslas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for a term of years for Mrs. Trowbridge
Galloway. lSl East Seventy-rrst street.
a three story and basement dwelling. TO
Or. Alfred T. Osgood for J Otis Post
235 East Seventy-second street. a three
story and basement dwelling, to Mrs.
Ida Schweitzer.
Newell W. Tilton has leased from
Frances Livingston the Ave story Ameri-
can basement dwelling at So East
Eighty second street. Mr.. Tilton now
resides at l23 East Fi~tty-seventh
street and will pay a yearly rental OF
about $4,000 for the Livingston house.
The Houghton Company has leased
the four story and basement dwelling at
"a West Eighty-ninth street for Julia
NJ. HURT to Agnes l.. Durant and Dom
aid Durant.
Porter n Co. have leased for Willis m
Colgate 10 Leonora Scott the three story
dwelling located at l2s West 1921 street.
Slawson & Hobbs have rented the
dwelling at 81 West l02d street for a
term OF years TO J. L. Lorenz.
]. B. English has leased to d. Lowery
the dwelling at 223 West Forty-eighth
street for IA term OF years.
Louis kempner & Son a leased for
George w. Nix to Joseph Corn the dwell
ing at AZ West Ninety-first street.
william B.. May & Co. have leased the
Ave story American basement dwelling
at 3s East Thirty-ninth street for
Joseph 3. Dickson to W. S, Gurnee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
.r,sr ADDING TO ITS PLOT.

The Claremont Building Company.
which has been accommodating a plot on
the south side OF N~inety-sixth street just
east Of Broadway presumably as a site
for a theatre. bought yesterday the
sbutt!ng property fronting on Ninety
attn stree, through Calder, Mascot &
tanning. brokers in the purchase of the
N!ne,y-sixth street property. The
property acquired yesterday is 203. EOS.
s07 and 20g West Ninety-ffth street.
three flats five stories high and "A one
story store building. The latter ad-
Joins the TWO story garage at the Broad
way corner. Next to the store building
come the three fats in a row extending
over TO the house at the northwest COR
ntr OF Amsterdam avenue The COM
pany bought a few days ago the prop
erty az zoe and 2Oi West Ninety-sixth
street. having purchased last month the
two houses adjoining to the west. 206
and EOS. The combined property. eight
parcels In all. has a frontage OF 1919
fee, on Ninety-sixth street and ll1.4
fee, on Ninety-ffth street. The plot is
200 feet deep. The brokers said that
the property would remain In its present
state OF improvement for at least two
years. after which an Improvement
might be made. The presence OF the
garage al the corner no doubt has pre-
vented the company from carrying
through its plans TO erect a theatre on
the site, as that was the intention. for
only last month William II. McElfatrick
filed plans for a theatre TO cover part
o. the plot. Public amusement places
are no; permitted by the Fire Depart
ment near garages or buildings OF such
intammabie character.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
MUCH TRADING IN BRONX.

ANTHONY AVENCE-Hall ]. How &
Co. nave sold for the Anthony Ave-
nue. Realty Company 1910 Anthony
avenue, a five story apartment on plot
62Ss0, to John Davis. and for Mr..
Davis the plot 75xlO0 on the west
side OF Nelson avenue 2?5 feet north
Of Brandt place. Last week there
was reported a sale OF the two houses
q l6iO-42 Anthony avenue by the
Realty Operating Company. which
had but recently taken them over in
foreclosure proceedings. Vacant
property was reported to have been
gwen In part payment.
GRAND BoULEVARD-Arnold, Byrne
a Baumann have resold for Osser-
man ~ Gottlieb the southwest corner
o. the Grand Boulevard and Con-
course and Minerva place, a plot 70x
100 1t was held at $4,000. and the
Price obtained was close to that
amount. The property was purchased
oy the sellers through the same
brokers' about six weeks ago.
BRIGGS AVENUE - Newell Bent. as
guardian OF Margaret and Newell
Brent. Jr,. has sold 257S Briggs ave.
nue. a two story and basement dwell
lhs, on lot l9llX103. between Kings
hrldgs road and i9+th street.
WHITLoCk AVENUE Frederick A.
Snow sold 3s2 10 $40 Whitlock ave-
LAe' three hve story fats. each On plot
S'N'o' according to a report which
could not be confirmed yesterday.
THIRD ANEUNE-Lauter-Lodes have
so'l for Wehnts Brothers the four
Story Hat with stores at 5000 Third
se Ne, on lot ls.7x97, near 16lst
t''e't, and directly opposite the new
h'"'N court house. The buyer is
fi'IerlcE NJ. Sames. a druggist OF
go Third av nue. He will remodel
We building and Occupy IT..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

has arrived at Hampton Roads. cruiser
New Orleans and destroyers rreble,
stewart and Nhlpple a. san Francisco,
luuhuat Paiu,ah and collier Jason a,
G~uautanamo. tug loWhartan at New York
ward. guuboat Wheeling AZ Tampico,
monitor Amphitrite NJ Fort Morgan, Ala.
collier Justin at TIhuron and cruiser Den
yer ~ Mtu2Anillo,
collier Prometheus has sailed from 81
Goorg" for lnalga, hattleship Missouri
frum ,i~ututautnu for tristOhai. destroyer
Irupont from Boston for ProNiuCetuwn
cruiser Tennessee from Barcelona for
FAyal en- rout" to New York, hattleshir
kfarstrgr from New YORK for hnmptni
Roads. supply ship supply from Yokohama
Tor SHANGHAI, gunhudt Marhi'Lc,u lruL.
san Diego tor catalina Island, cruiser
Montgomery from Baltimore for TangieI
sound, supply ship Glacier from san Dlrgc
for west coast Of MEXICO, destroyers HIM
Hopkins, LAWRENCE and Farragut from
Sausa!!so for san Diego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address OF lender and
.torney. II attorneys name Is omitted
idress party OF second psrt.)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and New Eng
land. partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow {:
probably local showers not much cianGe
In temperature: light to moderate variable
winds.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy. with
probable showers to-day and tomorrow.
continued warm. light variable winds.
. For western New York. parity cloudy.
with probably local thunder showers to-day
and Tomorrow; Ugh: to moderate variable
winds.
NEW YORK. July is-Low pressure
continued to exist over most OF the coun.
try yesterday and was only moderately
high over the north Pacific section AMI
the southeastern states.
The principal centre ~ depression was
located over Colorado and Nebraska. caus-
In generally higher temperatures In the
southern and Central states. and was fo,-
lowed by somewhat cooler weather In the
northern plateau states.
showers occurred At a number ~ roints.
but there was no DEFINITE rain area or Wig
orous storm formation.
In this city the day was partly cloudy:
little change In temperature; wind. iish.
variable. average humidity. Il per cent.
barometer, corrected to read 30 sea lsve;.
Al : A. ~. 29s9; : T.. NJ, 2o%
The temperature in this city yesterday. as
recorded by the or1cial thormo metcr, is sho wn
in the ANNEXED table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
VINCENT ASTOR IN
S85O,OOO BRONX DEAL
Buys 149th st. Corner-First
Improved Bronx Parcel to Be
Bought by Astors.

Vincent Astor figured yesterday in one
OF the largest real estate transactions
In The Bronx this summer. purchasing
from the American Real Estate Conn
pany the office building at the corner Of
l4sth street and Melrose avenue for
about $4,000. The takes in
part payment from Mr.. Astor a portion
OF the undeveloped Aston holdings at
the northeast corner OF jerome avenue
and West 10th street, running through
TO the Grand Boulevard and C~oncourse.
The building purchased by Mr.. Aston
was built by the American Real Estate
Company several years ago. and Is one Of
the best known structures In what is
known as 'the heart OF The Bronx" 1t
occupies a ground area of $4,000 square
feet. 1t Is fully rented, among its ten
nants being the Riker-Hegeman Drug
Company. the Criterion Restaurant.
Lawyers Title and Trust Company,
Equitable. New York Life. Prudential
and Metropolitan Life insurance COM
panies the U. s.. Internal Revenue De-
partment for the Fourteenth New York
district, and the Tenement House De-
partment for the division of The Bronx.
This is the first piece OF improved
property in The Bronx to be acquired
by the Astors. The estate owns consid-
cradle vacant property tracts which
were bought years g when The Bronx
was truly a rural District.
The American Real Estate Company
bought the greater part Of the site OF
this building before the present SUBJ
way was built, a time when property
In the heart of the Bronx could have
been secured at prices now being de-
manded for lots In the far end of the
borough.
The property given in part payment
by Mr.. Aston is bounded on the west by
the Jerome avenue extension of the Lex
ington avenue subway line. the construc-
ton OF which has now reached the next
station TO the south OF Jerome avenue.
and the eastern edge OF the property
fronts on the Grand Boulevard and Con
course.
1t is understood that a substantial
cash consideration to the American Real
Estate Company formed a part of the
transaction.
J. Clarence Davies was the broker in
the sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
PROFESSIONALS AND
INVESTORS ACTIVE
Midtown Loft and Flats Trad
ed and Builders Add to
96th st. Holdings.
DEAL IN TEXTILE ZONE

The Twelve story store and loft build
Inc al, il5 20 l2j West Thirticth street,
,s,veen sixth and seventh avenues. has
,sen sold by the +. & l.. Building Com
,any. The new owner IL the Gridley
,.s,a,e. which viii hold IL for invest
ment. The r. & l.. Company bought the
site in 1872 from the Realty Holding
company and erected the structure
from plans by Rouse q Goldstone at "A
COS, Of $500. 900. 1t fronts l61 feet IN
Thirtieih street and has a depth of
90 feet on one side. The city assesses
The property at s639,0O0 for taxation
nurposes. In exchange the +. q l..
rompany takes from the Gridley estate,
IsO TO l3i seventh avenue, a site on the
west side Of the venue 49.4 feet south
of Thirty fourth street. The property
measures 4g4xl00 and contains three
four story buildings. The city assesses
The property at s250.50O. II had been in
the possession of the Gridley estate for
half a century. Just what the plans are
for the site could not be learned yester-
day. NJ Il L. Hess negotiated the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16

The French liner Rochambe,u, sailing
tomorrow for Bordeaux. Viii take mai,
closing at noon, for France. Ruman!a. Bull
garia. Serbia, Switzerland. i'a'v. spain.
Portugal, Egypt, Greece. British India,
British East Africa. siam. Malta, Gibraltar.
Ceylon, straits settlements. Dutch East
Indies, West Australia and PersiJ.
The Italian liner Duca deg. AhrGzzi,
sailing tomorrow for naples, Will take
mail. closing at $50 a. NJ. for TtH.y. Ru-
mania. Bulgaria. serbia. switzerland and
Greece only when specially addressed
The American liner -. Paul, sIillng 30
morrow for Liverpool VIII take mat. c'os-
ing a. 80 \ NJ. for Europe t,Aocpt Ger
many. Austria. Hungary. LuN'n,anrs Tur-
Key, Netherlands. NORWAY. SWtI'l anf
Denmark. Africa, West Asia ami the Eat
Indies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders

WYNN name anu uuTts VI atHIeI ; at
Feb az. iso;.Jno 5 4 Mary b Edward.
& ano to Geo + Rodman. 3i7 W seth It,
trustee, attys, stewart 4 :. Is wall
igsrH ST. si5 ". 5, 2Os.7 " Nh ay.
~i6.shssli. sept .. isO7-catherlne organ
TO Mary Patterson. attys, saiter * :.
list Av.'w 5. .s's 5 SIN st. :5xis. NOV is.
chas j scRirmer. exr, atty, Jno & Hoen-
ninssr, ekns $1,000
s1,GNs0.l. May Is. l9l3-Mathilde. Louis
s James Picarello & sno to Consenzo
Bldg Co. atty. $ scalzo. 7oS E 18TH
is5rH ST, n 5. 100 Amsterdam at, 5ox
SS.6xsoxS3t, Nov ~. isi?-Ellen Dug
gan to Geo W 4 Annie E Lenz. st;y.
Lf +; < s|v.1y; ,' i sr Va iss,h St. :, 100
Mar 3. issT--Francis 4 Mary Callaghan
E, al to Eaw Henes; aiiys rh.aii 4
l7PH ST. :. $50 9TH ay. scx'. blk,
July O., isos-pavid 4 Rach.l Observers
20 Linda 5 Kahn; attys. Engel Bros, 1879
cHRYsTIE ST. 81, $, lis n Hester Est 81.
isaico. Apr Is: isi:-Sa,han Harrison
=; Bkiyn. at,ys. Marks a NJ. World
SAME PROPERTY and ate-Same 20
ssSs,sSNid Ne.s'n, any g, dd66S
SANE PROPERTY. May IS. lsisNSGs,mS
70 MdoeI T. Elsrndh, FLORENCE III Torn ~
Hortense ; Corn. sttys, Eismsn. Levy G
n l." $50 SWAY ''..... ....,... $1,000
1+TH ST. goa L, n 5. II e 81 sy. lgX6..,
July ), l9li-Jno & Mary Mohl to Lizzie
Bake. i29 L l2Sd II. attys. SCHNEIDER Is
Liebler. 1851 81 $3.50
18TH ST. n =. $50 e Monroe av. 95xiO0.
June 8. isll-chas II 4 Eliz \ Bull 30
philip attys, o'Grady Bros, 81
Az A. 1876. e = Sis n isth ST. .igN9s
Mar II, l9lO-Rsrnet We!nstein to Isaac
Marx, 5s5 quincy 81. Bklyn, atty, Jacob
Gordon, $40 BNay $4,000
10TH ST. n :, 100 q Az ID. SOxisg.6. oct
81, l90l-Edw V Il Lane to the Dry
Dock say lnstn; atty, Frank VI Tiche-
nor. IS Park Row .............. $50. 900
li3D ST. BIS W. n >. l45 " Amsterdam
av. lsxl0o, July 10. ls07-Jas a HamI!-
ton to The Emisrant Ind Saw Bank; atty,
Michl j seaman. 81 Chambers -. 81. 900
l3sTH ST, sos ", n :. 2076 Q Edgecomhe
av. l7.sxs9.li, July s, is0s-Jas ID Free
man TO 7 q & T co. l76 BwaS. $4,000
18TH ST. II $, 1906 W 9Th av. iOxlOO. Jan
:. ls99-sheppsrd Knapp Is co to Mu.
tual Life lns Co, 81 Nassau ST. s35. 900
SAME PROPERTY. Dec IS, i9OO-same
SAD ST, i6 f, $, iiS W Madison av. 2Ox
1922. July IS. i905-Julie + Rowland 20
Mutual Life lns Co........,.....sj. $1,000
SANE PROPERTY. Mar T.. lsli-Alex
Thaln TO same . .......,,, 81, 900
SID ST. 20 +, $ =. l45 " Madison av, gOk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16

INCOMING

NfE NT"sIN- july u
Hamilton Norfolk .. ...-..... 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
TO BUILD DANCING SCHOOL.
Russisa Teacher 20 Erect Buiidins
Near Carnegie Hail.

Louis II. Chalif. the Russian dancing
teacher. is having plans prepared by
H. A. x II. Boehm for n new building
TO be built at 1896 West Fify-sev-
enth street for his professional require
meats. 4 is opposite Carnegie Hall.
rue puilding Will occupy a plot
fOx10o. and will be Ave stories high.
IL will contain studios for classical and
ballroom dancing and kindred arts. with
a roof garden dancing floor. many dress
ing rooms. offices and two elevators.
The upper floor will he Used by MIR.
Chalif and family as a residence. on
the second floor will he a private ball
room, decorated in Russian Byza milne
style. This is the first large building to
De erected in this city AS a dancing
school. Building operations will start
In about a month.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
FIRMS FINDING NEW QUARTERS
Business Needs Cause Much shift
Ing In Trade Centres.

The 8 East Thirty-ninth Street Com
pany has leased for a long term OF years
IN its twelve story building 8 East
Th~!rty-ninth street and . East Thirty
eighth street the store. third, fourth.
eleventh and twelfth floors TO Gustav
Stickley. The Craftsman ifth. sixth.
seventh and eighth floors to the Home
builders Exposition Company. and second
noor to Jones 4 Brindisi, dealers in
Oriental rugs.
Bastine & Co. and Frederick Fox Co.
have leased in 81 East Twelfth street the
fourth floor to the Princely Novelty
Company, manufacturer of boys wash
clothing: and in the M~eyrowitz Build
ing. 235-237 Fifth avenue. space to J. w.
Gillies. photographer.
Sol Lowenfeld has leased the store
at Il East ll2th street TO the Long
Island Butter and Egg Company.
Louis kempner & Son have leased a
loft at 1880 Broadway to ]. Ward.
aides tailor.
William =. May q Co. have leased a
store at 1858 Broadway to the Danbury
Hat Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-16
SITE ron BROOkLYN FLAT.

- j Sforza has sold for Mrs, Ellen
''is3' IN. lot 20X93 on the north side
o NN'y-'ourth street, 240 feet west of
f'tF' 'n'h avenue, 10 Diego GUARDING
eng Lorenzo Horrcllo. the owners of the
sll'.Ht.s lot, who will improve the plot
d -FOUR story modern apartment
,f'.ity a Lehman have sold 3iS Nc
.'',IHl street, "A three story dwelling,
10Y J'hn Il Ryan, and 10 samuel Leh-
VI "'> Ralnhr.dse street, a two story
Nv .r FOR Elizabeth A. GOrmley. and
~ M'0it street. a two story dwelling.
'' l..zlhcth and Rose NLfrkert,
p1'.' Pullman has solo for Evelyn ID,
""".'' the one story business building.
pl 'h' -%ONlOo, at 56s Fifth avenu, TO
Frank Adler.
a. Newman has sold the three
IVORY apartment i. s2S Sterling place,
u'ar Franklin avenue, for Virginia G..
"'hh't 10 an investor.
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The approximate amount of the lien or
charge. To- satisfy which the above. de.
scribed property Is 10 be sold, Is Forty
seven thousand I'VE hundred and ten and
3q.lGn Dollars I$iI.tl0 33l. with Interest
thereon from the .,th lay of May. 1915,
together with the costs and allowance
amounting 20 Three hundred and eighteen
and >,-tuu Dollars ,k3lN So. with Interest
from MAJ -, 1915, together with the ex-
peusas Il the sale The approximate
water rates. or other lens which are to be
allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur.
base money on paid by the Referee. IS
Two thousand three hundred and seventy.
two and 45-l00 Dollars S2,S7?tO and
Interest.
Dated. New York. ,1une 10, 1915
y. TAYLOR PHILLIPS, Referee
JOHN \ CARVER. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Tn" foregoing sale Is hereby adjourned
TO Thur, iiN. July -. 1915, at the same
time aud place
Dated. New York, Ju'v s, 1918,
TAYLOR PHILLIPS. Referee.