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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25

a cokeley. 1895 Fort SCHUYLER
wAusHiNGToN Az. as, 500 " Mali. st.
2Ts to Eastchester Bay X lo0x25txivv.
Mary c Melville TO Howard Won Weddst-
kop, SO schoheld o., city Island Sept 81;
sue as per bond; atty, saysrs Bros' oSdd
vkLaENTINNE Av. 2Oss. . :, is.sx irres.m.
Ella + Power to lawyers Mtg 60. %
Liberty st, sept 80, due as per PONY,
atty. r q & T Co.. i76 Bway 49,"
tNTERvAIE Az . =. 1913 n lSsth 81
7~5xl00-Bronx Maternity Hospital 10
Enid Rlty Co. li5 Bway. pr mtg Nv.
600, Aug 81. 3 yrs. 6 p c; atty T,u-o%S
Az a. n i e cor ~ q, tunicnporti, ilos1:CS
-fides Land co to Bruno Laoate' o,V
r. ll5th ST, Sept 20, 3 yrs, 6 p c'atSo
II Gragnani. iits LonEfellow aV.:st'ooo
SOUTHERN BOUI, " :, SOB n 1880 ~,
406Ntl26 -Bertram Trillich to Adsm
Trillich, 1923 woodycrest av, Sept ~
due oct 90, 1929. s p c; atty, Smm ma
Neumau. .6l Bway ...,.,.. 'I,ouV
SIMPSON ST, 1861, W =, ~ sXlOO-Bep,
tram Trt Itch to Adam. Trnich' dl5S
Moodycrest av, sept ~, due Oct !, w.
p c: atty, $ Il Neuman. 2bl Br9aSSo
LOTS . 10 is and 20. blk *; lot, t,o,s,
blk Il; lots I TO II and II TO II, blk d;
lots i TO . and i? to IL blk Z: lots !
to S and II to Ii and IS TO ~. DIN =
lots / to 80, BLK @; lots ! TO e Din II
lots l to "a. blk !, Windsor Heights-
Pelham Bay Park Land Co TO Lawyers
W%estchester Mtg a Title Co Wn,te
Plains. n Y. Sept IL. 2 yrs, 6 p c: ANY,
l. L & l Co, 100 Bway .,.......slb'VVV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
VARIETY FEATURE
OF REALTY MARKET
Flats, Restaurant, Building
Plots and Dwellings
Find Buyers.
MUCH BUILDING PLANNING

Variety. 10 nothing else. favored yes
terday's realty trading. Property In the
theatrical district was traded for tene-
mepts and a New Jersey factory sew
eral Harlem fats changed ownership
and at least three Bronx plots were Sc
cured by builders for improvement. A
considerable amount of buying devel.
oped during the day In the vicinity OF
the Long Island City lots which are
to be sold to-day. Brooklyn was not
as active as usual. however. although
builders filed plans for twelve apartment
houses. Builders took ar important part
in the news OF the day. fling plans or
announcing the preparing OF u for
many operations in various sections OF
the greater city. These Included a
theatre. fats, garage and mercantiie
s,ruc,ures. II was truly n day of vari-
ETY.. there being a little OF everything
but not much of anything.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25

IMA1A .
sg n /, .u""N"-, that. " ut the general
mIu'' l"Id In the wear one thousand nine
,Lsa..r'h hnI hftr"n, u ma Ority Of the
s n Nn'inr thereon shall have approved
o' rh'lI'd the amendment 10 section one
t,,a'"I ' Two Of III" constitution then In
nv heretofore proposed by the lrrisIa-
NJ '''l'on one Of article two Of thi. cOn-
' non shan br deemed thereby amended
ra,,,,, ID" 'u'hndy therein the new matter
~"nh'h ~ such prop srd amendments
mn' l'l ~ NJ such general election,
MA 'rlA ~ the electors voting thereon
M" lh,' approved aud ratified chapter
,,,' lr"rl ard seventy ~ the laws Of
n%% 'l".'aWl nlnr hundred and rfteen
%~s"l,l"r' 'ubmittrd 10 the people pursuant
,W,N,iinH lu"r Of article seven 81 the CON
iahluU"M il"n In force, the Zane shall
~ 'nrri Notwithstanding any amend
M ~ q "a Il constitution, except that. ir-
,~Np",'l\" ~ the terms Of such chspter,
.s% d'hi ~ authorized shall be paid In
IVA annual instruments In conformity
NV, a section four Of article nine Of this
'nNltuiiou.
a. t.' Provision il made By this
4 ,tt'n" 'Hra' FER tmhodying In the new con.
80 % he proposed woman suffrage
W. '"... submitted by the Legislature
vi e"' several election II is approved and
,sp'e v, ssr In boldface 10 new: mat
" ." hfleL - 10 " bs emitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
BUILDERS ACTIVE IN BRONX.

UNIVERSITY AVENUE. Harris
Jones has bought from the PARK
Mortgage Company the plot 5Oxl5i2N
irregular ON the east sid OF Cnlver-
sity avenue. extending through To
ogden avenue. 17j feet south OF the
junction OF those thoroughfares. Inc
Iuyer l. having plans prepared for
the Improvement OF the site with a
store building. The selling company
acquired the property last May N
for, closure proceedings.
NORRIS AVENrE-Smith & Phelps
have sold the plot 5oxlo0 on the east
side o: Morris avenue. 20 feet south
Of 1921 street. The buyer VIII erect
"A Ave story apartment with stores
EAST 10TH STREET-Mrs. l.. Nc
Cormlck has sold $50 East l76th
street. a three story frame dwelling,
on plot 50xl55, near southern Boule-
ward.
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ratified. Provision is also made that II the
people approve the canal referendum act,
which Is submitted to them for approval,
the debt 50 authorized shall be paid In
equal annual instruments instead of
through "a sinking fund as provided by the
act. The purpose Of this is to conform TO the
new provision of the constitution herewith
submitted requiring serial bonds instead
OF sinking funds for al. future debts OF the
state.
ARTICLE XVI XVIII.
Section /. This constitution shall be In
force from and including the FRS, day OF
January. one thousand teightl nine hun
dred and tnlnety-nvel sixteen, except az
herein otherwise provided.
Done In Convention at the Capitol In the
city OF Albany, the tenth day Of septem-
per-, In the year one thousand nine hun
dred and nfteen, and of the independence
o. the United states of America the one
hundred and fortleth.
In witness whereof. we have hereunto
subscribed our names.
ELrHU ROOT,
President and Delegate at Large.
WILLIAM II CUNNINGHAM,
Secretary.
Ncte:-Mptter In boidfare IL now. mat
Ter IN brackets II to be omitted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In the
Manhattan SnIesroom.
lat II vESEY STREET ]

@'ts ANIsI-l
BY Joseph f. Day.
l7TH ST, IS w, y = cje W 9Th av. II
sly lofts and str blig-Mnnhattan Lie
Ins co sgt WIlwsrd Realty Corpn II
all due. slo5.S75.29: taxes. sc. sara,
adjourned to september -.
18TH ST. l:l W. II :. $50 W Lenox av.
lsxlO0.li, 5 sty dWs--M q sage Agt 4
warwick et al; due. .l7.26066. to the
plaintiff for 5000.
BY Bryan J.. Kennedy.
9th ST, 2ia-5 W. n T., 4G6 W Amstor.
dam av, +0Xio0 s, . sly dwg and ? sty
rear garage I Ogle, eytrN. agt Lane
Riley ct al; due. S2i,l23.95; 10 r n
Nollhart for s23. i5O.
BY l.. j. Phillips & CO.
WATER ST, 347, :. 40 W James sin.
l9.bSI5 2x-x75.5, I sly tint and strs-
East River SaVgs Inst agt Jennie Golden
ct al; due. f5,g37.S3. taxes. g., sos 40:
to John Sanche for $500.
BY Henry Brady.
lt?D ST. ca W. 5 :. 2IO3 . sth av.
Nllx9s II, 5 sty fut-City Real Esta,.
90 agt T J Brady ct al. due, .3S. gaa vi.
taxes, sc. s?,296 %; adjourned to Oc.
tober 5.
ny Samuel Marx.
l53D ST, $40 W, = s.. AS W Amst AZ.
376xsgll, 5 sly fat-w T. Morgan. ,Tr
eNr agt Aaron LANCER ct al: due. si2
6tl2i taxes, &C, s2,5S7.6g; to the pIain.
tin for $40, 900. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
MAxIM.s ~ 100000 TRADE.

Charles Laue has resold to Philip
Herman the Maxim r~estaurant prop
erty at los n 10 West Thirty-eighth
street. which he bought last April from
Susan T.. Wood. The restaurant con-
Germ has "A three year lease on the prop
erty. II consists Of i've Ave story build
lngs, on plot 4oxsS.s. between broadway
and sixth avenue. In part payment MT
L.aue takes from Mr.. Herman bls to
SEA West Twenty-flrs street, two four
story tcnements and frame buildings. on
plot 1O0xea: also a two story factory
building on Park avenue. near Four
teenth street. Hoboken. y. J. Goodaie
Perry & Dwight negotiated the transac-
ton. The deal involves about $780, 600
worth of realty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
PLANNING osTH ST. THEATRE.

Work IL 500 to go ahead on the
theatre project planned for the site at
2O3 to 20g West Ninety-hfth street,
through to 202 to EOS West Ninety sixth
street, recently acquired by the Clare
mont Building Company. y. +. Keith
Company, as owner, has commissioned
y. f. W%estover, an architect. with
offices In the Keith Bullc.ng In Phila-
delphia, Pa, to prepare plans for a
house OF the usual design employed by
the Keith interests in their new con
struction. The cost will probably reach
several hundred thousand dollars. The
theatre will have a seating capacity
OF 1900 and will front So feet on
Ninety-fifth street and 100 feet on
N~InetY.slNth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
5000. 900 ~ BRONX FLATS.

Two apartment house operations In
The Bronx, representing a total outlay
OF s200,O0N are projected by the Durbar
Realty Company. Harry Krakower pres
ident. Four structures are planned.
each TO he five stories high and meas
ur!ng j0NS7.6. Two Of them will be
erected on the south side OF Freeman
street, beginning 234.5 feet west OF
Westchcster avenue. n the other two
on the north side of Home street, 2S6.5
feet east OF I>ongfellow avenue. Gronen-
berg q Leuchtag. architects, have esti-
mated the cost OF the four houses at
500. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
These navy orders were irsucd:

Capt T. II Hough, from the Whining.
ton TO home and wait orders.
Capt Il. l.. Beach, from the
Washington to receiving shin
al New York.
Lieut.. David Lyons, from navy recruit
ing station, Brnokiyn, to treatment naval
hospital, New York.
Lieut.. j A. Monroe, from the san Diego
TO the Colorado.
Lieut. Lorain Anderson, Junior grade,
from command the Barney TO Ntyal Acad-
envy. Annapolis
Lieut.. } = Mccain, Junior grad. from
the Albatross to home and wait orders.
Lieut.. l. 4. Sewell, Junior grade, from
the Colorado TO the san Diego
Ensign Il IL. Maury, from the North
Dakota to the ohio
Paymastcr r X Perkins, from tho ore.
eon and the Milwaukee to navy yard,
Mare Island, Cal,
Paymastcr q. G Schater, from the navy
yard. Mare Island. Cal, to navy yard.
Portsmouth, ); Il
gon to the Milwaukee.
Paymaster Z y Hopes. from the naval
station, Cavltc, 7. L., to the Saratoga
Chaplain W. u. l. Rcauey, from the
Connecticut to the naval hospital. wash
lnEtOn,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho American liner Philadelphia, sail
ing to-day Tor Liverpool. Will take mail,
closing at $3.50 \. NJ. FOR Europe teN-
cept Germany, Austria, Hungary. IuNem-
burg. Turkey, tho Netherlands, conway,
sweden and Denmark. Africa, West Asia
and the East Indies.
The Norwegian American steamship
ErISt.qnidford. sailing To-day for Ber-
gen, VIII take mail. closing AZ $3.50 a. VI.
FOR Norway, sweden, denmark. RuEsi'.
Germany. Austria, LuNemlurg aud Turket
The French liner - Tourdiue. sd!iiuE
to-day fpr Borl"1uV. VIII take mall. clos
ing a. noon. frr France. Rumania. Bu'-
garia. Serbia. Switzerland, Italy. Spain.
Portug At. Egypt. Greece, British i0dis.
British East Africa, siam. Malta. Gthr,
tar. Ceylon. straits settlements, Dutch
East indies, West Australia and Persia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

(With name and address OF lender ont
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second part.)
DowDtOwn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
CHAPPAaUA PLACE LEASED.

Fish & Marvin ave leased for IA long
term for Mrs. Emily l.. Hall her estate
at Chappaqua. consisting of five acres,
residence and outbuildings. This is one
of the finest places in the ~Chappaqua
section and Is near the estates OF Nor
gan Cowperthwait, Albert Turner and
John l, u. Bristol. Herbert Morse,
secretary Of the New York Trust Com
pan IL the lessee.
ANGEL 4 Co. have leased the Mrs
Susan Pierce house on Park road, the
Grange, at H~artsdale. furnished, to
Harry A. Levy the Gaylor cottage on
FernclifY road TO William ID. Shaw, and
the Field house in Arthur Manor to
Herbert n. snow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
TWELVE FLATS FOR BROOKLYN.

Shampan d Shampan have prepa red
plans for four apartment buildings TO he
erected on the south side OF Liberty ave-
nue. 81 feet east OF Church street. for the
+. II. Realty Company.
Cantor 4 Dorfman, architects. have
filed plans for eight three story apart
ment houses to be erected on the west
side OF Fifteenth avenue from Forty
nrst 10 Forty-seCond street by the
Fifteenth Avenue Realty Company. This
IL the seventh block on Fifteenth avenue
improved within the last year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25

The first big Offering OF lots In Long
Island City since the operation of the
greensboro. formerly known az the
Belmont. subway from Forty second
street will. be held to-day. when a tract
of 203 fully improved lots adjacent to
the Bliss street station of the dual
rapid transit system will be sold to the
public at It's own price, The land Is on
Thomson Hill on the new Queens Bouls-
ward, and Is ready for building oper-
atoms. Bryan l.. Kennedy will con-
duct the auction on the premises regard
less OF the weather,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
ACTOR BUYS HOME SITE.

Frank Tinney, the actor, has pur-
chased "A plot 400x250 Mt Baldwin Har-
hor, l.. l.. and will improve 1t with
an attractive home, Tn site overlooks
the harbor and will be bulkheaded with
concrete. A private bathing beach and
a b~oathouse will be built. The dwelling
will he one OF the largest in the south
side of Nassau county. 1t will be so
feet in width by 40 feet In depth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
HARLEM FLATS N 4 DEAL.

The Empire city Mortgage and Hold.
ing Company CSamuel Barkin and
Adolph wciss) has bought from lsndor
Rels sol West l25th street. "A five story
fiat, with stores, on lot 2SxlOO. ad)oin-
Ing the Cynthius apartment. at the
northeast corner Of Broadway ESQ So
East l25th street. "A six story nat on
Mot a5xl30. between First and Second
avenues. The deal involved about $685.
nun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR sALs

lily nouses and choice building lots at pri.
vate sale. . large number from which to
select
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW YORK, to quickly close the busi-
tess OF two corporations, offers these prop
rtles at about 500 OF former prices.
They are located at brentwood, Paiisade,
Morsemere and Leonia. New Jersey Top
,osite Grants Tomb, within twenty-five
minutes Of Manhattan.
An Inspection of these properties will
convince You that they are unusual bar
free.
For further details and terms. address
Benz n. Haight. Special Deputy Supt. OF
nanks. care OF Banking Department, 81
Rroadwav Vow York CIV
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
FACTORY FOR SALE
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENTS TO LET
18Th, 81 W. Rooms & Bath
Also I ROOMS & 9 BATHS
Charmingly furnished SUNNY elnci ririt v .'nhona

christian Meyer 81 a. aEt Annie Nc
Donnell ct al tforec.os OF mtg, atty.
VI g Wildnauer.
10th ST. : 5. 1870 z, W Elton av. .-vqS-
MARY Hitchcock agt Emma Hur.uhGrErr
ct al tforeclos % mtg; a'tys. Miller.
King. Lane a TrHnurd
18TH ST eG5 Il W BROOK av. --vga i
Henry Frank et al. US trus. agt AIR Rl'y
Co, Inc tforecios Of mtg, ATTY. ] Hir,ch-
man.
LOT $40, Blk 27s7, Sect 10, on tax map
Jno J Haserty avt JnO II simpson, Jr.
81 a. faction To tpreClose transfer OF tax
LEM; atty. II Swain.
LOT 29i Blk e1s7. sect 10. on tax man
Jno J Hsgertv AIT Jno r simpson. j..
81 al faction 10 foreclose transfer Of tax
Hem; atty. II swain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
OFF DAY FOR HOME RENTERS.

j. Il. English has leased for the es-
tate Of Mary e. Stebbins to George AL
bright the dwelling at 1877 West Forty
seventh street for a term OF years.
Pease & Elliman have rented for Mrs.
Belmont tiffany and Cammann. Voor-
hees & FLOYD the three story and base
ment dwelling at SO West Ninth street
to Edward II. Beckett.
Shaw n Co. have leased for william
Young the three story and basement
dwelling at 270 Lenox avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
SUGAR MAN TO BUILD HOUSE.

The Rlckert-Finlay Realty Company
has solo TO c. Blaine Warner OF the
Warner Sugar Refining Company and
president OF the George Washington
Coffee Company a plot In kensinston,
Great Neck. fronting 400 feet on Mas
sau road and 232 feet on Motherhood
road for $4,000. Mr., Warner will
erect on the property a Southern Co.
louial house. costing about $4,000, from
plans by Walter Hopkins, architect.
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M,chat' sgg e 1881 St. 5 yr.Ss months
rem Apr L. 1875 atty, poo Dse',st Scc
18Th ST G7oS.s' Il. isii-SiovsnSi Giordi
TO Michele nossi. 1858 slst st, nkiyn.
Bivona, $50 Nassau st.,..,.,,, $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
MORTGAGES


HtbWUs
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
MONROE ST n . cor Jackson St, s6Ns5,
pr mtg ,lS 0Oo-Geo 7 Raab TO Jos
Mullln. 1856 s3d 81. Bklyn, sept "a, 2
yrs,r p {; at'ys' For''e-' II a +, ,SSs
sp ST. cor sth NV. sOxSc-Abr siiber.
Az. sept =. due as per bond; atty. y 4
Sands, 90 Cedar st........,., $4,000
ANENuE d, = " cor ~ - ,iNSS-
rscuse, y Y. Aug ~, s yrs. 2 p g atty.
Arthur Hutter, ia Nassau st $4,000
Fast side.
and 10Th sts.)
Sd Az. . :. sos n 5Oth st, 4~ox1oO-Green-
berg & Gordon Amusement co, Inc. 20
Max Greenberg, sO2 Il SID 81. due Nov
+. 81 LiisSnrtgy: 81 -. IVY, $1,000
West side.
west Of Fifth Az. between Fourteenth
and 10th stsD
WEST Esd AZ E , ~ 3 ga 81; sS *
the Leake n Watts orphan House 81
Bway, Sept 20, 3 yrs, 3 p G; atty, r.
7,sSTp' ST. n = hiTsssSS =. West ir;nid' aa;v,, 'ii@sssiogso22
TX a Wsssel 3ep to HoTe, yrr Spvi p 6; s a,tys.
R~IYERsIDE DRIVE. sS5. 5 e cor losth 81.
so11r6l-Cisrissa r Warren TO Chas
due Sept I. 1918. 6 . c; atty. T.G 90,
l76 Bway 10000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
I2iTH ST. = :, S3i.6 " LIST ay. lsxiOoll--
William Schneider, 80 Wall st 81, 800
N%IHSoEAinmSa / 9 Often to NTT' ms Co,
ias PwaX SEPT 2S, , yrs ~ p g $4,000
fsa. lss2 Grand Concourse. Sept %. prior
mt .i+.!oSo, ! yr, . p G. atty, NY T
ins Co $50 eMSay i,a,,,,.'i = i,eUo
each s2.sxse iO-A n X Construction 60
to Van Dyck. Estate. Ssl Madison av,
4 q Co, lI6 RMay: 2 mtgs each $45, 900
SAME PROPERTY, prior mtss on each
bond; atty. same; 2 mtgs each :. as, 300
each SO 6xss,iO. prior mtg on each SIS.
as per bond; atty, same; Z mtss
SAME ssSs piRoPERTY--saimas to Van ' pyS%
March I. 1915 p q; atty, samei:mss
ACADEMY ST, " :. 100 n Post ay. tsoSl loo +
Academy Construction co to Margar,t
$3.50. demand 0 p o. atty. Arthur. Knox,
lss SWAY .,,'',,, $SS, 900
Bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
SOUTH lot e, map part Bathsate
l. larkin, b7Si Bway, sept 90, demand
| LoTT2ss. map part 's,,heineiiIn 'Esi.AnUS
Corello TO ElIz X pooling, l79 L sOth Il,
Aug 10, yrs 5a p e. attys' Knox 4 u,
| LOT ~. map WIN II W lac. HsPTy
Schade to Louisa Iindermann. 1881 la
sale sv. Sept I. due az per bond; atty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
Army and NnNy Order.

WASHlNGTON, Sept, 2i-These army
orders were Issued to-day: ~
Major Charles g. Clark infantry. do.
tailed Tor service in the QuartermGster's
Corps vice Major George Il, Stock,e,
Qusrtermaster's Corps NV
First Lieut.. Edward Dodle. Medical Re.
servo Corps, from Fort Ontario, \. Y. 10
his home, and upon arrival there stand
relieved from active duty In the Medical
Reserve Corps.
The resignation Of Second Lieut.. Silas
NJ, Rabekon, Second Cavalry. accepted by
the presidtnt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
Nov ements Of Naval Vessels.

wAsHlNGTON, sept 2t-Cruiscr New
Orlean ms has sailed from san Diego for La
Paz. tug Accomhc from BOSTON for New
York. supply Celtic from Boston for New
York.
Gunboat Yorktown has arrived at Ral.
boa; g%unboat Callao at Shamern. tug Os
c.ola at Guantanamo; cruisers Galveston
and Cincinnati at shanghai, DESTROYER
Reid at Boston; repair ship Panther ant
destroyer Stcrret at Newport. cruiser b-s
Moines at AlrNandrla, drstroNcrs wake
Roe, Monaghan, Terry amt Perkins a.
Newport. cruiser Brooklyn at Fort poui
Bay battleships Florida. Utah, south
Carolina and Michigan at Hampton Roads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
SELLS ENGLEwOOD HOUSE.

Or. Frank +. Rians has bought
through the Englewood Real Estate
Company and Browne Bros, from
Charles =. Packard OF Reading, Pa.
his stucco cottage at the southwest cor
ner OF Engle street n Brownies ter
race, Englewood.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
NEW 18TH AVE. GARAGE.

A new 1reproof commercial garage
will be erected on the block front IN the
west side OF Eleventh avenue between
Twenty-fourth and Tw~enty-ffth streets.
The former structure was destroyed by
fire about two weeks ago. The John o.
Deslin Company and John J. Buckley.
lessees OF the property. will build the
proposed structure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
BUILDERS ACTIVE AGAIN.
Plans Filed for Many Operations
In various Parts Of city.

On the west side of Academy street.
100 feet north OF Post avenue. n five
story tenement is to be erected for the
Academy Construction Company, Max
Psaty president. 1t will have n facade
OF brick and limestone, fronting so feet
on the street and So feet deep. Sass
4 S%pringsteen are the architects and
have estimated the cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
MOUNTAIN LAKES SALES.

Three houses at Mountain Lakes
Residential Park were sold this week.
House 236. on Pollard avenue overlook
ing Wildwood Lake, was bought by
Arthur Var Dyke house 245, on Wild
wood Lake, was bought by willard A.
Kits, Jr. and Arthur Samuel Beatman
bought house ?2S, OF Larchdell road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
DEGNONs BUY l.. !. LOTS.

Mary Hicks has sold TO the Degnon
Terminal Company t~wenty-nine lots In
Long Island City, fronting on Moore
street. Honeywell street, Hunters Point
avenue and Anable avenue. The con-
sidcration was so cents a square foot.
"A total OF S36,2j0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25
100000 MILK STATION.

The Sheffield Farms-Slawson-Decker
Company has fled plans in Brooklyn for
a $500, 600 pasteurizing plant and cream
cry. four and six story brick structure, AT
1868 to 1890 Fulton street. 100 feet east
OF New York avenue. The structure will
be 2j2xl0oxl2j feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-25

the home OF Julian Mitchell. Mr.. Fitch
also sold for the Hollywood Hotel and
Cottage Company to James Quirk lots
20 and 90 at Hollywood Park, situated
on Monmouth place. Long Branch. The
plot measures 225x25O.