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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
HAS ENROLMENT OF 525
Third Annual Summsr Normal School
Opens at East Rad
ford.
ISnecial to The rimA.ni.a.

Especial to The Times. DISPATCH
EAST RADFORD. VA. June IL
The third annual summer normal
school has opened. The enrolment al
ready is 525 and the attendance is
expected to exceed 900.
The third floor OF the new dormitory,
although not completed. accommodates
thirty-nvc seudents. The number OF
men present is about the same az las
year.
The sun., 1916-11-28
NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGs.

The volume OF business transacted IN or
through New York on Saturday Is indicated
by the fact that bank cl'arings reported
Yesterday ny the New York Clearing House
otalled sssS, 572, 81. These daily figures lack
sivniicance unless compared with the daily
averages in the corresponding periods OF
former years. New York. the financial cep'
ire. effects more or less accurately business
and financial conditions throughout the coun-
try, The comparisons will be found even
more valuable when considered IN connec-
! ton with the m OF railroad earnings
| nublished under Railroad News"
The sun., 1916-11-28
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

L. L. d. Realty Company, Manhattan: CAPT,
tai $4,000. Directors: William Abramson
Samuel +. Thomson and Bertram II. Maui
Charles F. schmale Realty Company. Inc,
Manhattan: capital 5000. Directors: Charles
Cherry hys Scot, IGOR Corporation Any" Manhattan nn"s capt
tai 500. Directors: George w. Gayler. Ray
d. Adams and Frederick II. Freeman.
%: wc,, ~, IN Street p,ssc CS.pors snT y M'r Chat
Ter, Ray ID. Adams and Frederick II. Freeman
1922 Amsterdam Avenue Corporation. Man
ss;lsn; SSpi1'i ADAMS h@, an, Dnie rred.,,e seI II pr. W
man.
stewart Estate. Manhattan: capital $4,000
Direc,or.: Anna 9 Lyon, Anna NJ Gleason
tai. 5000 Directors: Henry Il. Cooper
as ssxs,s !: H' sm,ns' "A and E Eesss,I r H, sss',,
$3.50. ooo. Directors: Max Rosoa, Hyman Rosen
krantz and Abraham Rosenkraniz.
Nassau Heights. Improvement COMPANY
Manhattan; capital $500. Directors AdoIpl
T Petersen. George p Davis ana James r
Burrows.
geihardt, INona Z. Enselhardt and william
L Engelhardt.
Bcysr Realty c2mnany, Suscn.: capita
Kall.nberg and Sophie sch~ager.
Bridgcbury Realty COMPANY. Manhattan
capital 1000. Directors; William Grant
Annie E. Grant and Edward Brooks
Fourth Avenue and Twenty.cighth Stree
Company. Manhattan: capital $4,000 ID
rectors. John X. Savage. George A MUIR al,
John +. Curran.
Frank L. Paino Construction Company
Brooklyn: capital $4,000 Directors: Fran
l.. Palno. Ralph Clarke and Frank A. Watts
Jr.
st.S Havemeyer Stree, Realty Company
Manhattan: capital 5000 Directors: Aarol
Oberst. Celia Oberst and Samuel Schechner.
Marsada Realty Company. Manhattan; capt
TAI 400 ntrectOrs, Marion = Adler. Rutl
Krauss and Ernest V. Reiss.
Ro.scor Realty COMPANY. Manhattan: capt
tai ss.co. Directors: Alfred Hodgei's. Robcr
I. Smith and Robert W. Todd.
c. W. r. Realty COMPANY. Bronx: capita
$1,000. Directors: william Rubano. Fran
Rubano and Tina Rubano,
Wilmap Building Corporation. Brooklyn
| capital $1,000. Directors: Abraham KENNEDY
Irving Levin and Heyman Cohen.
The sun., 1916-11-28
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL
cO-Palne. webber & Co. say prospects for
presen, year must he regarded as excellent.
AMERICAN PRINTING co. and FALL
RlvER IRON WORKS Co.-Advanoe wages
J! per cent.
AMERICAN STEEL 4 WIRE Co.-Ad.
van""d prices of wire products 81 a ton.
elective At once. mkaing wire nails 81. plain
wire t?s5, painted barbed wire 2i5. gal.
vsnized barbrd wire 1855. Wire fencing mas
also advanced 81 n ton.
ATLAS POWDER co Declared regular
quarterly dividend OF . per cent. on common
stock and extra dividend Of $ per cent. on
commo4 both payable Dec 10 to stock OF
DARTMOUTH MFG. CoRP.-Reported ross
earnings OF Ss9T. 900 for 1915. Dividend was
recently increased from q $40 TO sl2 annual
bass by declaration OF quarterly dividend
EMPIRE TIRE & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10 made that the Empire Tire & Rubber Cor
poratlon IL taking over the plants. business
and good will OF the Empire Rubber X Tire
Co. Andrews & Co. indicate managers, are
Offering the preferred 'ock for public. sub
s'TiptiOn At 500 a share, each share oil pre-
ferred carrying the right TO purchase al $3.50
four shares OF common stock. which the un'
deruriting syndicate will repurchase at IS a
share upon notice at time OF subscription
HONOLULU PLANTATION Co.-Declared
extra 81 share dividend with usual " cent
monthly.
SPRINGFIELD MOTORS Contemporaries
with capital stock of 5000 900. Compari
OIL kinds.
UNITED ELECTRIC OF N. J,-bick, Greg
ory 4 ca. Of New York and Hartford are
Offering $4,000 United Electric Co. OF New
Jersey lst mtge, -. due 1919, at s5ls and In
terest yielding about 800
zinc oRE-Has advanced SO a ton; whlch
IL double regular weekly adv ance Tor las'
seven weeks, Price now sl0j n ton
The sun., 1916-11-28

for a term Of years to the Palr1ba Man
ufacturing Company. which will use the
premises for the sale Of rugs. carpets and
linoleums.
Louis schrag has leased for the estate
OF Thomas Kelly the building at 453
Sixth avenue to Bernard Ran store and
basement at 41s sixth avenue to Benja-
min SAFER sixth loft at 124 to 12s West
Twenty-fourth street to M. q W. Contre
loft at 143 to 146 West Twentieth street
to !. Solder; loft at "a to 90 West TWEEN
ty-fourth street to Podwell & Solomon.
and second loft at 645 to $40 West
Twenty-second street to the Kloo Manu-
featuring Company.
White-Goodman have leased to the
Beck Shoe Company the store and base
ment at S77 Eighth avenue (: at So and 65
West Thirty-sixth street eleventh loft to
the Current Literature Publishing Com
pany at II Warren street first loft to
Leo ]. Brimm at 330 Fourth avenue
store to Feinstein q Globus; at 40 to
AIS Fourth avenue space to s. Solomon
and Hyman Hirsch.
The Brett 4 Goode Company has
leased space In 30-32 West Thirteenth
street. the top floor to Topken Com
pany: I'll West Forty-hfth street &c
Edward J. Pagan. Adolph Stern and the
Neometric Dental Instrument Company
In 150-56 Lafayette street to the Mantls
Machinery n Patents Company. and ir
1884 West Fourteenth street lofts tt
the Century Doll Company n tho Il
z. Walk Manufacturing Company. with
Bastine & Co. and the Robinson Brown
Company. respectively.
Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
the building at 329-33i West Forty
ninth street and tho third floor 302
342 West Fiftieth street to Sally Weis
baden for q term Of years In 14S-15'
West Fifty-second street third floor 4
Auto List and Addressing Company.
The sun., 1916-11-28
CALL MONEY.

TINE MONEY-Market quiet. Rates for
mixed loans ranged from skD4% for ma
turtles of from sixty days to SIX months.
Loans on all Industrial collateral were
quoted 3n3aG for sixty and ninety days and
3iz% for six months.
The range in the week ended December. j,
1915. was from 2,co for sixty days to ?s'o Tor
ak months; in the week ended December =,
1914, from 4uii.eo for all maturitics from
sixty days to six months; in the week ended
December g., 1913. from 5lsT Tor sixty days 10
80 for six months,
COMMERCIAL PAPER-Msrkct. Arm. but
husiness was limited. Rates OF 3l7eo for
sixty to ninety days and OF 3<mfi.9o Tor four.
delivery prime eligible acceptances of mem
Der banks were quoted at 2ha2Is for thirty
days, 2ika2h% for sixty days and 2tSn2tt'0
Tor ninety days. Eligible non member banks
about !. higher. Ineligible bank bills ranged
f,o,, oxn2LcL
The sun., 1916-11-28
LIS pENDENS.
Manhattan

WEST HOUSTON ST, gc-cl'y Real Estate
"a agt Henrietta Krugman .. nj tamend-
ed foreclosure OF mortgage. ATTY. IL
ATToRNEy ST. sl-Freaerick T. Haug 3,
ri agt Sarah Rosenberg ct al Uoreclo-
sure OF mortsagel attys. Reeves & Todd.
NORFOLK ST, i5o-Henry Cans nr; Solo.
mon II schlanger ct al u1r".losgre 90
MADISON Az. n W cor s9th SHARON De
Hirsch Fund agt Theodore p Cooper 81
al foreclosure OF mortgage attys. NJ
lgtTTi ST, ia E~-chandler wilmington.
trIs, ast Sofia Harrison ct nj uforeclo-
lisTH sT. 10 w-Rachel speliman nrt
Rachel bernstein ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage a'ttSs. paws & ns'is.
BENZ Asch ct al foreclosure Of mort
-gagela at,ys,, Wolf & kohn
sure or mortgagel; atty II swain.
I57TH ST, $ $, 200 Bway-wm y Car
ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty.
AHpTsoN AZ. . W cor lssth .,-samu.l
Manages az, audubon Am.tssSam GO e.
BEEKMAN ST. G7-unit.d State. Lf. In.
no psn m IN" e, S al foreclosure Of mmorisaS.1;
nth ST. n :. 22s.li W st Nicholas av-
foreclosure OF mortgags); sttys, Els
man, Levy, Corn 4 Levine.
ie5TH ST. 81 to 90 W-Hortense n Fischer
agt VIM 4 Martin ct al foreclosure OF
MORTGAGE attys. Lyon & Smith.
STANTON ST. n e cor Chrystie st-Enst
River Savings Institution agt Daniel
Doberx ct nj foreclosure of mortgage)
atty, o + Hibbard.
bF0nX.
CARTER Az. " .. &e,6 = l7%th st-Jennie
Rudinsky sgt. John J Tully Co et al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; atty. II L
Levine.
BEGINNING at private road. " . Of same
100 q Webster av. said point being lis
n 17sth st-George II ID Doyle agt MARY
u Mullins foreclosure OF m%ortgageJ
atty. II II Stringham.
Plaut agt Joseph Rubinsky ct a, (fore
closure OF mortgsss); attys, Cary 4
Carroll.
The sun., 1916-11-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NEWS.

.ctNNDiAN GENERAL ELECTRIC co =
Declared uuartcrly dividend OF %, per GEM.
m common s'ocit. STOCK had bctn on :
per cent, por annum basis.
NORTHERN STATES POWER co Report
~ carniuss increased S5l2lN year ended
O1 &C.
KANSAS CITY RAILWAY co Announced
iurnl Wcn
KENTUCKY UTILITIES co. Acquired
.nn',pl Of Glasgow Electric Ligh' 4 Ice 70.
lot 10000 Many improvements VIII DE hiaue
IN property by new owner,
lEHlGH VALLEY TRANSIT-Keports
tfos. earnings Tor Oct. t2ls,Si5, Inc, ysl,sso
,' iE .' inc, ,',oss; surplus sis0.s' INC,
,'.'i; net s'oisOi7. Inc. $3.50 surplus
=" mn, Inc. SIG. III.
STANDARD GAS 4 ELECTRIC CODE
c"rt quarterly dividend of ~. per cent
o. rt.nrf Nov. nj THIS IL increase of u OF
tr rm over Lass quarterly Dividend
The sun., 1916-11-28
BUYS SWAMP WAREHOUSE.

Matthew J. Sullivan. storage ware
house man in the Swamp district. Is
80 sure of a big business future In
leather that he has decided to invest
in realty by purchasing tho plant he has
occupied on Gin street through to Van
dcwater street. once used al a storage
station by the United States Leather
Company. Mr.. sullivan yesterday
bought the Suilding at IS to % Nande-
water street and at 109 to IFS Cliff street
from the Shultz estate, through N. F.
Walsh. Tn building is three stories
high. located at the bend In Vandewater
and Clir streets, just north OF the
Brooklyn Bridge. On Vandewater street
1t fronts rs feet and on Clir street lis
feet. Part OF the Clin street end OF the
building adjoins the bridge structure.
The sun., 1916-11-28
DEAL IN OLD YANKEE WARD.

wAVERLY PLACE-The Duross Com
pany has sold with T.. a.. Polak and
v. z. y. Boyajian for James Nc
Eachem 19l Waverly place. between
West Tenth and Charles streets. a four
story fiat on lot 22x75. to Edward
Moore. who gave in part payment
S5s Washington avenue. Brooklyn. a
three story and basement ~brownstone
dwelling on lot 20xlOO.
EAST l56TH STREETS. Cowen has
sold the plot. 4oxI30. On the north
side OF l56th street, % feet west OF
Prospect avenue. to the Bronx Termi-
nal Express Company. who Will i'm
prove II for their business.
AQUEDUCT ANENUE-The southeast
corner OF Aqueduct avenue and West
1Slst street has been sold by II. A.
Douglas & Co. to the William kauf-
man Construction Company for Regime
Trufiin OF Havana, Cuba. The buyer
will erect a one story store building
on an 81 foot frontage. The stores
are in answer to the demand created
by the new apartment house develop
ments just completed TO the south o!
1Slst street,
The sun., 1916-11-28

LOT bf'i iis. map oocc;:vi.. M;::...i.c'v aur.
tina TO- Louis Mohrman, Sts " isth q.
i. msn ssr. III B. s' aassico.crompond Really
Co. Inc. to Jas II Martin ttrus). Wolfe
boro, n II. Nov 20. 6 yrs. s%; atty. l. 4
r co. $50 $4,000
issTH ST, ss6 =. is.ilxss.io--pora Barba
to Mortimer M Menken. las W. 77th at.
Nov. rs. i~nstails. SIS; attys. Msnksn Bros
cRsooT Nssssu Az. zoos. lssico..js: T Dun.
reith TO Mary r c Kelly. zoos Crotona av.
Nov % due as per bond; atty. T q 4 y
L1 nj AZ" 200 sscth 1t. tosioSOO
Victor Zambetta to Adam A volze, ia
w assist Ct, and ano. Nov 70. 3 months.
So; atty. Thos J Tottan. 1s2 w 2sist
The sun., 1916-11-28
REALTY MARKET
AND COMMENT
Warehouse in Old Swamp Sec.
ton Near Brooklyn Bridge
Bought by Occupant.
MANY COUNTRY SALES
Hcckscher Buys Land for Polo
Field at Westbury-Mrs.
Story Buys a Place.

Trading in real estate. did not get a
very good start this week. for yester-
days business was considerably below
that Of preceding weekdays In both vol
ume and quality Of sales and leases.
Aside from a sale Of a warehouse
in the old Swamp district. near the
Brooklyn Bridge. principal interest cen
tired in a good volume Of country busi-
ness. The buying Of large places In the
nearby country sections started soon
after profits lux to the war began to be
made in this country. Judging from
the number of country places purchased
recently war profits must still be pretty
good.
The sun., 1916-11-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORToAoEs.
Manhattan.

s5TH ST, Q Q, 1855 W West End av-John
II Stoughtenburgh, trustee will Samuel
browning, to Ella Burger, S38 Pennsyl-
vania av. Brooklyn; atty. T q at co,
10 t5Why. .sAV.ovv
9TH Av, n W C 212th st-American Mtg
Co to Edwin c Hoyt. at Commack. n. y;
attys. Bowers q s, 46 Cedar st..S2o.1s4.f%
bronx.
CRESTON Av q W @ 1921 st-Theresa l.
Scriven to Morris LASER, 1877 SUFFOLK 81,
and ano; atty, II Gottlieb. 2s9 Bway. 800
FORDHAM ROAD. n W C Grand av-Emco
Drive; atty. Samuel wacht, ~ Bway. 81
I'D Av. 25O5-Title Guar & TT Co to Julia
8 Sleicher. Is Alder nv. Troy. N y; atty,
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoNcoURsE.
n W C 1920 st-Lawyers T q # Co to
Union 50 Saw Bank. 20 Union 50: atty,
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CoNCoURSE.
W 5. 80 n 1921 st-Same to same; atty,
The sun., 1916-11-28
POLO FIELD FOR mECKsCHER.

G. Maurice Heckschor OF the Meadow
Brook colony, who recently purchased
tho country place OF Tyler Morse at
Westbury, has made additional pur-
chases. including the Dr. Louis y. Lane
hart farm OF ffty-fve acres on the north
side OF the Jericho Turnpike. Mr.. Heck
scher will lay out a regulation size polo
field on the farm. This additional polo
field. with that being built for W. Rus
sell Grace at Old Westbury. gives Mas
sau county more polo fields probably
than any other section of the country.
There are now within the county four
teen fields. s. A. Warner Baltazzi ne
ROTATED the deal for Mr.. Heckscher,
The sun., 1916-11-28
MINING NEWS.

CHINO COPPER co Reports Oct produc'
lion 6F2l, 0sl pounds.
DAVIS DAILY COPPER co Reports for
quarter ended Sept, 30. revenue slo1.6io' dis'
bnrs"ments sl2. 100
NEVADA CONSOLIDATED Co.-Reports
oct output 500 7gI pounds,
RAY CONSOLIDATED COPPER Core
rorls production Tor Oct. 7.5g0.03s pounds.
ITtH COPPER co -Reports Oct. output
.Na-.5.0 hounds.
The sun., 1916-11-28

CLEVELAND. Nov. 27-The Hydraulic
Pressed Steel Company of this city has been
sold 10 Standard OIL Company interests for
announced to-day. The company is one Of
tho largest producers Of steel foreines for
shells IN the United States. The cash nay.
ment will amount to SOS a share and the
common stock of the company which will
bs taken over amounts 10 $4,000. There 10
also $1,000. 700 preferred stock outstanding.
The sun., 1916-11-28
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE,

United states steel common IN the tun,oll-
dated StnCN Exchange. after opening NJ l4y',,
of u point above its closing un SATURDAY,
touched lsr's. This was the highest price n,
which the stock sold IN Wall street and 'stab.
lislrd II new record, With weakness IN the
later dealings II sold ms low as loG'., closing Mt
~, total transactions being about GO.O0O shares
Reports that German undrrsra boats were On
the coast had an uns,ttliug effect. The AL.
vance In call money Ia > nHr cent. also had al
adverse influence IN" hi., levels attained
NJ the start al the day invite rali7ing snl,,
IN volume, Many lines were iIuuidHted TINT
lad been carried over from III" week preceding.
The market was In retreat the greater part ur
the day, with some price losses decided
lunNl. The commission house business was on
u large seal" and included II heavy volume OF
odd lot orders.
The sun., 1916-11-28
QUICK BROOKLYN RESALE.

Joseph p. Day reports the resale Of
$50 and esq Pear street. Brooklyn. a
four story commercial building on plot
3Oxl03. The property was sold at auc-
ton by Mr.. Day on November ~ 10 Her
man Gutenberg for sl0.25o. II Is re-
ported that the new purchaser intends to
remodel the building.
The Westwood Realty Company has
sold the dwelling AZ sll East Nineteenth
street on plot 50xlO0 for Mrs. Laura b.
Medd.
Tutino & Cerny have sold for John
4. Ryan the two family dwelling on lot
2OxlOO at 662 Forty-elghth street.
The sun., 1916-11-28
MRS. STORY BUYS At wEsTBURY

Mrs. Waldo Story has bought from
ex-Congressman w. w. Cocks OF West
bury a large frame house and fifteen
surrounding acres at Old Westbury,
/. l., valued by the seller at 5000.
The property IL opposite the ], Sergeant
Cram place and south of the estate Of
Thomas Hastings.
The sun., 1916-11-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)

22D ST. l3S W, 'mtg on leasehold. &c
Rhea Bomstar to Mabel l. condick. 5000
2STH ST. n $, $40. e sth av. runs 9 l3o.sx
W ak n 35.11 to c blk bet 9th and
2sth SITS y W b0x n $50 to $ 3 2sth st x
g sO.3 to beg. and all machinery and APP
purtenances, corporate rights. franchises,
r1ysi,,es; rents; 4 sc; dsed G 9 Gparaniy
Trust Co. l0 Bway; attys, Guggen-
heiper. L & NJ. 80 broad st. $4,000
52D ST, n =, $50 e 10th v-Ernest and
Columbia Petrucci ct al to Paolo Gazzolo,
20 Perry st. atty, a c Astarita. 22o
sWpsH ~
sTH Az. 2ll9-Siegfried and Elise Kraps
to Elise kraus: attys. winthrop * Stim.
son, 30 Liberty ............ .slo,0ou
nth ST. =. $50 Q Cd av-Patrick NJ and
Mary McGrath to Cath A Mcclure. atty.
" w Mulligan, 727 fremont av...S5,000
The sun., 1916-11-28
llng stocks were ms follows :
81. Y. ShipbuIIdInx Sale Rnuncd.

CAMDEN, n. j.. Nov, 27.-The sale OF
the New York Shipbuildlng Company to
tho American International Corporation
was formally ratified without opposition
here to-day at a special meet.nf OF stock
holders. More than 5000 shares In ex-
cess Of tho necessary ma jority were
voted.
The sun., 1916-11-28
NEW LOCUST VALLEY DwELLER.

Cocks & willets have sold to Myron
c. TAYLOR the De Forest Gandee prop
erty. formerly the underhill farm, AT
Locust Valley. l.. I. The tract contains
thirty-slx acres and borders on Factory
Pond. Near by are the estates OF Judge
Robert s. Lovett. +. w. McCutcheon and
Paul ID Crayath
The sun., 1916-11-28
$. X. GREEN WITH MOVES co.

Stanley X. Green. member Of the Arm
Of Nelson. Lee & Green. has severed his
connection with his copartners to accept
an offer OF the Charles +. Noyes Com
pany. Mr.. Green has closed many large
transactions and is an expert on store
values. leasing projects n high class
properties.
The sun., 1916-11-28
TO BUILD ON MOUNTAIN SIDE.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
sold for the Llewellyn Park Improve
ment Company four acres on Mountain
avenue, Llewellyn Park. West Orange.
n. j., to Hugh X. Boice and Dudley w.
Figgis OF South Orange, who will erect
residences for their own occupancy,
The sun., 1916-11-28
active. S4,50Q
big Coffee Crop in Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN. Porto Rico. Nov. % Thy maiD
The coffee crop now lRing harvested prom.
ises to be one OF the larges and most valua.
Bile ever produced here. More than a,7b0 100
pounds OF the new crop have been exported
during the last two months at an average
price Of $3.50 per hundred pounds, II IL ex.
pected there will be between ~. 900, 900 and co..
900. 900 pounds for export despite this loss.
The sun., 1916-11-28
To ReOrHaniEe Perc Marquette,

LANSING, Mich, Nov. 27.-The plan to
%rcorganize the Pere Marquette Rail-
road, which has been bankrupt for Q v
eral years. n operated by a receiver.
was to-day submitted to the State Rail-
road Commission for final action. 1t
was announced that the plan has been
approved by q majority Of the creditors.
The sun., 1916-11-28
NORTHERN rIpE LINE COMPANY
pa l~krnluuu,

Now York, NOVIWN|r =. 1916.
A dividend OF s 1000 p'r shufH has been
pany. payable January @, 'Hl7 - stock
holders ~ record g. tho close OF business
December -. Itlr
Al mWI .t'iuus regarding payment
or chang, 60: ni ireV- should ho ~ott 10 the
undersigned not iu',r tain december g.,
1916,
GEOEGE omEsEMEn.- socretnry.
The sun., 1916-11-28
DEAL At HUNTINGTON.

Russell Sammie of Huntington has
bought the home Of Willett Bronson Mt
Haleslte. in Bay Crest. with frontage on
Bay avenue and Beach enu Mr..
Samm,s will remodel and improve the
propertN.
The sun., 1916-11-28
DAILY AVERAGES.

balances reported Yesterday were t!!IUsl..
the Sub.Trcasury was creditor 20 the Clear,
ins Uo,ise 10 the extent of sl,697, $40, Federal
reserve Rank credit balance, S,ss2,sst
Banks lost to the sub.TreSsury saturday
70 sse' oOO; lost since Friday. S,oos'CW.
noNEsTIC EXCHANGE = Boston. par;
CHICAGO. iOc. discount: St.. Louis. loc dis
oa,nt hid. 30. discount asked. San Francisco.
Toe premium: Montreal, slHc; Cincinnati,
The sun., 1916-11-28
COMMERCE. BOARD IN NEWARK,

The New Jersey State Chamber Of
Commerce has moved It's headquarters
from Jersey City and have leased a por-
ton Of the fourth floor Of the new Clin-
ton Building on Clinton street. Newark.
The lease liz for n term Of ten years.
Robert Il. Stoutenburgh OF Newark was
the broker in the transaction.
The sun., 1916-11-28

DO 1T NOW, AND SAVE
E0 IN 1ON PER CENT.

DON'T DELAY until the Railroad
improvements arc completed and then
pay advanced prices. A small deposit
now on . modern house. bungalow ora
couple of good size lots facing the
water at PAYs1DE or BBECHHURSTi
will put you In on the old prices. 10
minutes ride from Herald Square. All
city Improvements are now Installed
and no future assessments await you.
Where you can live the entire year and
yacht club. For booklet and further
particulars call or write c. STEPHEN
son, 243 w. 3tth ST., N. Y. city.
The sun., 1916-11-28
CITY HOMES LEASED.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
furnished for the season IS West Ninth
rtreet. a five story dwelling. for Miss
Katherine NJ. Cooper to Ferruccio Vitale.
The sun., 1916-11-28
LARGER PLACE FOR MUSICIANS.

The Musical Mutual Protective Union
Is preparing to build an addition to It's
meeting rooms at 2l1 TO 2l5 East Eighty
nth street. abutting Its present home at
210 TO 214 East Eighty-sixth street.
Trowbridge 4 Livingston are making
plans for a Ave story building. 7bxl0O.
The sun., 1916-11-28
FINE OLD COLONIAL HOUSE

Variety Of shade and Fruit Trees.
On a corner Of 10, 900 so. IT,, lawn. hedge.
etc. side walks, water. gas. electric light;
on main thoroughfarc, facing bay, with all
waterfront rights; restricted and improved
locality; must be sold to quick buyer at
owners loss for $500 down and balance to
suit. to a responsible party. DOUGH-
ERTY. box 1872 Sun office.
The sun., 1916-11-28
LONG ISLAND CITY LOT SALE.

John l.. Hammond has sold for Ade-
line $. VI. Latte. two lots on the east
side OF Second ven north of Grand
avenue. Long Island city. to Daniel +.
Shea. and to d. Lange h southeast corr
ner OF Steinway and Ditmars avenues,
n lot 25xl00.
The sun., 1916-11-28
RENTING FOR SUMMER.

william q. Gordon has rented the u.
+. Gedney house at Sound View Park.
Rye. for the season 1917. The rental
was effected by Heckscher & De Saulles.
The sun., 1916-11-28
WILLIAMSBURG FLAT PLANS.

shampan 4 shampan have iled plans
for a six story apartment house to be
erected on the south side Of Ross street
Segal. as owner.
The sun., 1916-11-28
LEASES.
Manhattan.

e4TH ST. 1872 W, aii-Mary J Boomer 20
West Sids Paper stock Co. ISL w 2sth
ut. ct nj. 8 yrs from Feb I. 1917; atty,
Kenneth c Newman. IS Park Row VI 500
wEsTcHESTER Az. 1890. all-Rosa stahl
TO Thos Brookhouse.. 1890 Weatchester
av. , yrs from Oct I. 1917: atty. Tho
The sun., 1916-11-28
TIN NtrhW COMPANIES
Preferred dividend NJ. SO.
lnmmnn niAilrnn No. 10.

The REGULAR qutrf,rIv l,iI'ni OF ono
per cent. On tho if,frrr' saHi's and tho
quarter per cent uu tho ,ur.iunn shares
in Tlr NlrE1y CpsplrGl.s vN be- paid
january -ui, 1919. to slyyohHii,rs OF rec
ord as they ipp,ir At the close Of business
p'ccmhnr gth. lYlC Tho transfer books
Will not hc closed.
Dated November -ith, lJlG,