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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
PAVING COST UP

Paving prices are going up along
with food products. This fact was
discovered By the board Of public
works Friday when bids on down.
town jobs on asphalt were quoted
at $40 square yard. which Il
) cents more than tho usual price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
BILLINGSLEY GETS
TIME TO PLEAD

Logan Billingsley appeared be-
fore Superior Judge Dykeman Fri
day for arraignment on a second
charge OF violating the prohibition
law. and was allowed until Tuesday
in which to prepare to plead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

For the purpose OF training Sun.
day school workers. a North End
training school has been organized
90 meet every Monday night IN the
Edgewater Congregational church.
There viii be is meetings all to-
gether.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28

Leo Lesry supervised tho early
training week at Harvard before the
advent Of Percy Haughton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-28
COPS VOTE WILSON % TO 6

Thirty-four policemen at
the headquarters assembly
room voted on a straw presi.
Dental ballot Friday night. and
the results were IS TO In favor
% Wilson.
The sun., 1916-11-10
BUSINESS SPACE LEASED.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased to the
Schultz Cigar Company the corner
ground floor store at the southeast cor
ner OF Trinity Place and Rector street.
and the store at the southeast corner
OF broadway and Aston place. Both
leases are for ten years.
Charles H., Van Valen has leased for
a term OF years offices In ~ william
street to the New Jersey Fidelity and
Plate Glass Insurance Company OF
Newark. one Of the largest In that
State.
william A. White 4 Sons have leased
the fourth loft at 3s0-3s% Canal street,
southeast corner of West broadway,
10 the Commercial Pen Manufacturing
Company tho first loft at l27-lsS West
Seventeenth street to tho II, 4 II. Dress
Company an Office Ia the franklin
Hudson Building. at 100 Hudson street,
to Blumenthal Brothers. and an ONCE
at 81 West l.5th street to Ferdinand
Vassallo.
Goodaie. Perry 4 Dwight have leased
tho ninth floor At IlS West ~Twenty-sec.
ond street 10 Michael Cooper the eighth
door At 90 East Twenty third street
% J. g. Douglas 4 Adolph Frisdmsa end
The sun., 1916-11-10
HELD FOR VAN DAMN SHOOTING.
George Mtlone Arrested for the At.
tack ON the Detective.

Tho police believe they now have
under arrest the man who shot Detective
Van Damn on the night of October 20
when Van Damn was pursuing a pick
pocket on the East Side on lO5th street.
As the detective passed in from, OF 243
East l05th street an unidentified man
stepped out from a store entrance and
shot him.
The gunman, the police say. IA a man
who described himself as George Mllone.
25, n performer. OF 305 East l05th street.
lie was arrested yesterday at Eighty
ninth street and Third avenue on a
charge OF felonious assault by Detective
Cngcr OF tho Third branch and was held
by Magistrate Marsh In $4,000 bail for
examination November IL.
At the same time Louis Marine. who
arrested Immediately after the
shooting of the detective, was arraigncd
on q charge Of acting in concert with
Milone and was held in the same way.
Van Damn 10 now oonvalsscinx az
his home.
The sun., 1916-11-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with am and address Of lenders
torncyp

with name and address Of lender. a..
torncy.b
POST Az. s.,w cor 2o.th s,--B!anch. II
Atmayer. Hotel SAVOY. 9Th sv ami 3s,h
81. TO CLIFFORD q Roberts. IS W 18th -
atty, / Title & T Co. 100 Bway. .siS.V0J
s'TH ST. 40 WIN Sherwood to Emma
y Johnson. eStrx. atty. Title Guar Il
T Co. i76 y............ 5000
ssTH ST. ans w-waiter II and frankie
E Parker to Irving Savings Institution.
III Chambers st; s'tys. Deyo 4 u. III
ssTH ST. . 8. us uh av--Arne. and
Thos Cochrane TO the y y sav Dank. 81
9Th s': atty. Jno Weber. . Hickman
SAME PRorERTY-wm ii and Helen &
'sTH ST. sos.:i: W"Eaw O ana Mill. l.
Bronx. to Macmillan F..isch-
mann 70, ! Msa:,on av' atty + 5 Jack,
SANE pRopERrY: also ss,h 1t, $500
Z sih ay-.Saine to same. It,ys. Jackson.
Arnold d +. / Madison sv...,... s4Ao1V
arina scherrer, kidgen-!d. y J. to sam.
.attys. Webber a. ". b..kman - $50 u6
MADISON Az. ijGs-Micha.i a Hogan TO
Lillian % Garland atty. Title Guar. T
GOTH sr, 80 E-Ann. F Le,er.ch to i.eS"lss
Cass iedyard and Lewis cas- Ledyard.
- t,ns,te.' sttys. Carter ~ L,ayari,
9TH Az date Boweryj, e.. II. sth -.
s,h nv ,.ais Ryaery): e :: 40 n 9Th
Alfred Hahn. 1879 Madison ay. a,tys.
1T 7 Co. loo Bway........ 80. 900
18TH ST al EIit.,ry Kohri,h t.
18th ST. So, soc W 7th sy-Aiice / ami
has : Myers - the Emirrnni H..
I%u.,Tisi say Bank; ATTY Of record ch's
ETH ST, = 3. ais " ;th sS-Auru-ta icfs
20 same; atty. VIM a or. 81 Chlmlers
soTH ST.. q. 2.o 9 Mad av--anni, + Lev
erich to Jos Kucher. R!y.r!ai., y ]
The sun., 1916-11-10
q

M~OHTONGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney.)
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth strest)
9TH ST. 22s q, 21I7s. Nov o-Moses 4
Horowitz to Metropolitan Saw Bank. so
T90Rg. Te sfu.'i; . yr'' 20; s..y.. ! 3
East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th s%treets.)
SEP ST. 3: i,s " Mad Az, 2s.ics.'. !Noyy
yrs, Int as pcr bond. s,tys. Geller, g
ioiTiH 81 iia;i2i, F., ,6i5I,ioo. H. NOV a.
spring Valley, ~. 3 yrs. 90. pr mts
$4,000. atty. Max Siiversiein.. 30p
5000
West Side.
west Of Fifth av.nus. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
io0TH ST. 237. 239 W. o 400 II. Nov e.
VIM u Gun TO chat. II Phelps. exr, 4l2
West End av. due Jan !: jog?
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of 10th ST.
i4aD ST. Is6-I57 ". 81 0xoo II, Sow o.
Right Realty 4 Security Co TO Lawyers
Mort Co, 90 Liberty It, due and int as
per bond; atty. Title Guar a T CO. l5a
thorough OF The Bronx.)
sEnGwlCK Av: c 1894 st. run, "
l274 to . 9 nampden pl X n $50 X e
~ 4 II 100 2 Y > s3.< X 100 3 X W 17O.7 Z
. X " 2s8 10 10 Cedar av 4 = 7a I Z
. 381l Se go 10 - nv n 1a62 X W
s58 X n 1ch 10 1t X IH3. ! also Cedar av,
c ls4th st. runs W 247s to e - Har
lem River Terrace Z 1917 Q 2525 to
av \ n I70-Wm - Peck to Walter
!. Crow, Is p laNth r.. .%uppl.m.n,al. to
3 mtgs, aggrekating $4,000, Nov u, due
Ms per bond In said 3 mtgs; atty. wal
ter l. Grow. IL z l2Gth St., ....,,.. -
MORRIS Az. = . c ls2d 81. 100 MAS iOx
~ Axi481 -Paltz Rlty Co. Inc. to Jas q
Carney, il4s Tiffany st, prior mtg ~, 800.
Dec u. inl5. 2 yf.. 0%: atty. Jns 9
Ganney. ll4s Tiffany at 1919, 80, 900
BATuGATE AZ ne 6 MSrhI. st, o%!xs7s..
Trust Co, 100 RwRy. Nov 4. 8 yrs. Int
as per bond; atty. l. 7 4 T Co. 100
LOT .iss. map P.nneld~ .prop--Marst Brott
vernon. y V, Nov 8. , yrs, 0 per cent;
ntty; Z yyarre'to' 10 $ 50 av. Mount
rRANKLIN Az. io7a... ;.7.io1,ci.s--p.SrS"oo
thy Yockel to North Side Saw Bank, ssso
"a AZ. NSv 9. due :. per bond; .t,y,.A
sAAb PRoPERTY-Ssms to sandow Ritz
The sun., 1916-11-10
M. P. PLAN GETS APPROVAL
Missouri Commission shows Saw
inRs by REORGANIZATION.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Nov. s.--The
proposed reorganization plan OF the MIS-
souri, Pacific and the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern railways was
approved here to-day BY the State Public
Service Commission.
The flan provides for the merger OF
the W roads into one system, with an
aggregate capital ~ s3s3.6t2.2sc. Both
roads hay" been IN the hands Of rece!y-
crS since August 10, 1918.
The commissions opinion declares the
reorganization Is expected to decrease
the iunded deb by S5l.93S,05S and To
provide "A security through new frs, and
~refunding mortgages sufficient to NEE,
all expenditure requirements. In add
ton. 1t says the hxed yearly charges
viii be reduced from $l2.95l, 3ss to So
so4,+i7 and that these will come well
within the earnings, even under adverse
The sun., 1916-11-10
CIT REAL ESTATE
HoraceS .Ely&Co
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. 4S9 Fifth Az
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Real Estate in All Its Branches
JOSEPH P. DAY
II Nassau 81. ~, \, ph0ue SlA Cart.
SALES,


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. rs;.-Abrahsm II Levy. Plaintiff.
against chas /. Weins,ein Realty Company
ct al. Defendants.
ure and sale made and entered In the
above entitled action. and bearing date the
fIth day of October. lsis. l. the under.
signed. the Referee. in .aid Judgment
named. will sell at Public Auc,ion, a, tho
Exchange salesrooms. Nos. 1915 vessv
street. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. city
isle. at IL o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph T.. Day. Auctioneer. the premises
directed b. .ald judgment to be sofa AMI
therein described as follows:
ALI. those two certain lots. pieces o.
parcels OF land. with the buildings and i'm
thereon erected. situate. lying
city Of New York. County Of New York
and state of New York. on the southsrly
side OF Nineteenth Street. and which taken
lows:
BEGINNING at a point on the south.
westerly sid. OF Nineteenth Street. distant
routheasteriy from tn. easteriy cor
ncr OF seventh Avenue and Nineteenth
street. running thence southwesterly. par
ale! with Seventh Avenue. ninety.thres
Hs, feet and siy inches. thence southeast.
erly and nearly parallel with Nineteenth
strte', forty.siN 40 feet and three inches:
With 9oventh Avenue. ninety three 1s9j
feet and three l3) inches, to Ia. south
westerly eide OF Nineteenth street. ami
thence north "s,erly along ~id side Of
Nineteenth street. forty-four ttD feet 10
the. point or piece OF beginning. BE the
said Dimensions more or less
The premises hereby Intended descrih.J
the entire lots and promises Known by tho
street numbers l++-l&t West Ninetesnth
street.
Dated, New York. October :sth, 1919.
FRANCIS ". POLLOCK. Referee
JEROME 4. KOHN. Attorney for Plaintir.
1900 Fifth Avenue. Now York City.
" lNth &,
The sun., 1916-11-10

TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.
The sun., 1916-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEvES-Receipts. 1870 head: 2 car.
e srar is's :,.. Ss sab. ,spor,.a; feeling ger;
demand At iivI'hc. Tor ordinary to prime
CALvEs.R.ceipt,; :Ss head; 1913 on
cleared Common 10 prime veal. . ass
al3.:o per 700 lbs. dressed calve. higher;
s,,y dressed yssl; isa:ihe. per ID soun.
-; average. $3.50. per 10 ID. eA. is
s'S,ss' :; iss. az; i:,:,,. az; Z rs. 81;
'isio; ~. iIs, tis:s: .. i:s. So,
SHEEP AND iAMHs-Reeeip,.. $500
nary to prime .h.er ewes, sold At Sd7
lams 800 ,iiSS'sos",,f'::SS. ' :uiis. do Ms%
Inu',on ;'saay A. iOaiac, per ID; dressed
s~ai.,I.rss.n shannon. ~. Ohio
lambs y ID. average. ti per 100 ,h- 100
state, IS; siosS; sheep. .io!. 81. Newton
"a. IS IL sheep. ~. s.. Kerns commits.
ion CO..; is5 pennsylvania lambs. 10.
lambs. 81. 1850. 10 cults, - IS : sheen.
20, fos7G .. G3. 3io7I.
hOIs-Receipts, :.i;6 head: hal, a car
on sac Reported sales OF medium weight
state hogs were at 1855 per 100 lh. F;
rSnEhs. $500; country dressed hogs un.
saie.-w. r. Hume; 81 stat. hogs. i.s
rs: average, sss5 per 100 lbs, s. ia.
ssss' b roushs., ass. $50. J q. Curtis &
sss' $50 state hogs 49, 1885, : r'usA''
Other Cities Live stock Market.
ChlCAGO. Nov. 9.--Hogs-Raceipts. a.
ZOO; weak at Zoe atvanc. above yr.,er.
ssssass;: mixed. aux; t. Sic Sss;'' !issi,
'gssaio.o'; rough. 'ssSg9sS; pigs, 1s.7i
Csuie-Receip,.. 5000: nrm Na,,v.
cattle. t7.l0qls.05; Western steers. sG,T0a
ioiS; stockers and feeders. s+soas; cows
;;.7se'''; ewes. ":Os7.7s; lambs. 500
KANSAS CITY. Nov. ,.-Hos.-R.cc.p,s.
s seS; zoe; e isS; 81 @'sh pnck Buzz sni ;'' sS,c sss;
,s:ss'''o; light Gicasso; pigs, $50
caui.-R.c.,pt.. $500. including zoo
FED steers, sicTi, so: dressed bee, stecrs.
i7.oQa; Southern steers. ,5.75ps: COWS,
i..s.s,: sis7.iS; bulls Tasso: calS Ssa
''sh.ep-R.ce,p,.,. $500; !.c. to ,sc.
ISs;,s; ~'iher'. i'.SSSs'S0; ewes. is.7i
ST: LOUIS. Nov. ,;-Hos.-R.e.,p,..
III, zoo: l0c. hIeher. Lights. W b u S.so
good heavy. 81. 80 10: bulk. est5t9so.
Cattle - Receipts. $500: strong; 100.
higher. Native beef steers. 4601ll.50;
yesriinF steers and heifsrs. $s.5o9llI5:
cows. 1S6oa7.75: stockers and feeders,
e5.S0dTW; Texas quarantine steers. 35.5
as: prime Southern steers. Sas: cows and
heifers. e45O9s: prime y~earling steers and
heifers. t7soas; native calves, ,sail.?5.
sheep-Receipts. 400: steady 10 ?5c.
higher. Lambs. S7s0all.4t: ewes. $3.50
l. SO; yeariings. @saS.75.
PIrTsBuR0. Nov. s-Cattle-stsady;
1sto1SS5.
sheep-steady; supply light. Prime
wethers, S7.65as: cull and common. q? 50
1850: lambs, f9i0.7s; veal calves. si2
Hoss-steady; receipts. 20 double decks.
Prime heavies. 80. so 10; mediums ana
heavy Workers.. ss.s0ds70: light Workers.
NGsa5: PIGS Ss50Ts.75: roughs, S9aS25.
EAST BUFFALO. Nov. s-cattle--Re-
ceipts, i25; slow.
veais-Receipts. l?5: slow. Sl.6oaI?75.
oic'ic; mixed. - ;SSy ) 90 COW YORKER hsns' $50
@s.76; light workers.. ts50IS75: pigs,
Ss259s6o; rouEhs. SL7bQs; stays. t7sOV
sheep and La~mbs-Receipts. 5000: active.
Lambs. ls.5oYl0s5. yesrlings, C.50T9;
wsthers.- H7bTs,to: ewes, H07.5o; mixed
sheep. S7.7sUG
The sun., 1916-11-10
CANADA INDEPENDENT OF U. s.
Munition Induatry to Parrish All
Of $500. 900 Shell Order.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 9.-The Canadian
~nuuit.on industry has been developed to
a point where It Is independent Of the
Cnlted States.
This announcement Is made by tho
Imperial Munitions Board, which 10 re-
spone!ole for placing $500. O0O. 900 Of shell
orders In Canada for the British Gov
eminent. Heretofore fuses. primers and
steel we're largely obtained from the
United States.
The Industry has been developed in
Canada, II Is asserted. until all the COM
ponett parts Of shells can now be made
N the Dominion. orders will keep the
Canadian plants going until July.
The sun., 1916-11-10
LIS I'E>DE<S.
Manhattan.

liTTH ct 30 W-Brrnha'd Feifer srt
WAFER ST, SaS and sss-Murgsre, \ Nor.
rls ak, Chas Page = a! foreclosure
90 Az. ia33'- iisnrist,a Goidbcrg ns, Isidor
k.mpner e, al foreclosure Of mor'sase';
Essex astA ST. rsa7KSbom..,,c a Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society OF tho Protestant; t.pis-
copai Church In the Y : of \ agt Abta'
ham kosower 81 a. foreclosure of mort
gage) attys. Davies. Au"rbach 4 Cor
PARK Av,. 2 cor lci,t st-Juin \
foreclosure Of mortgaGe), attys. Man *
'7 sT4s, st. J BECKER !; 'ea as; h aHaSs0rh ' De Hsrr
ct al foreclosure OF mortgayc); attys,
Geller. Rois,on 4 Koran.
LIE Assurance society OF the U = axt
Frank " McGurk. enr. OF a. lamrndsd
ua,ed in 2.th wsrd-Wiiiism G Arnold
AIT Daniel J pi'lon ct a. foreclosure OF
mortssss' s,'y; " ArnS,d' N,r,o,
Hartshorne naines Emlen agt Ado!ph F
Burgtorf ct al foreclosure Of mortgage
siisi w " G Xrn1,a: also Morr,. nv. W ;.
$50 lsst st~-ca,her'no, V Bowie axt
Anna Hansen Q, al partition suite; atty.
NJ j sullivan.
FREMONT Av. .. 1851 " zereEa sv-
Laura II Jones agt John c Fisher ct al
foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; at;ys. A!exan-
SANE PRoPERry-.',r iand MTG Co sg,
John C Fisher ct al foreclosure of
mortEsge)i attya, Alexander 4 Green.
MOSHOLU PARKWAY NORTH. n . o.
3le.l = Gun Hill rd-Morland Mtg Co art
John G Fisher at al foreclosure OF mort
vage,: attys, Alexander n Greer.
LUDLOW Az. n q c Pug,ey av--Jennie Il
Van Brun, ct al. as trus. ast John g
Fisher ct al foreclosure OF mortgage
attys. Alexander a Green.
PUBLIC FL, e c Virginia av-Henry
W Van Wagenen ct al aEt John c Fisher
ct al foreclosure of mortgage) at:ys.
Alexander Il Green.
LOT IS. block 9O77. section II. on tax map
-City'of New York aEt Margaret Rob
inson ct nj faction to forecloss transfer
of tax LEM: atty. /. Hardy.
81, block S0ss, section II, same map
Same sgt l. Josephine hoses OF al tac-
ton same); atty, same,
LOT 20, block 2s<6. section II. same map
Same ast Alfred Won Roth ct al lso-
tion samel: atty, same.
LOT i6. block 2s%<. section II. on tax map
City OF New York aEt Ebert o Smith
ct al faction to foreclose transfer of tax
lien). atty. l. Hardy.
LOT IS. block $40. section II. same map
Same axt Michael Byrns Of 81 faction
sameb. atty. same.
LOT 70. block 800, section II. same map
Sans ast william Il Corcoran ct al
faction same) atty. same.
The sun., 1916-11-10
BY Henry Brady.
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

i2?D ST, iS ". 'sii-Carolins II Field TO
Harry 3 purdy. $50 w i22d ~. sIl-l?
yr. from Nov /. 1915: atty. u y FAN. -
BRoADwAY, $50. cor howard ST Ct
Giraud Thomson. trustee. to y Y
Telephone Co. IL Dey ct. . al: yrs from
ssTH ST. iii.iI W. n =. 200 " Col av' I
houses. ATLAS Fitzsimmons to Sol
Freidus ard Morris steinburr. ss?&
Bway, 8 yrs from sept /. 1916. a;tys,
BROADWAY. Is5 . and c-Juliu. and
Aug Kuhn to Emil oppenheimer. Noun
tain Lakes. y j. 5s-i2 yrs from Dec /.
1910. atty. Harry Edwards. IL william
MHNHATriS AZ. io.is. aii-shcni' Il 4
c Co to Isaac specter. ST e i?sth ST, 10
yrs from oct /. 1915: sttys. Gross a :,
S?D ST. n " cor Lex sv. runs " 27J to
e Depew ri X n :0s.< to pit rs n from
> y asa .. tciosedl, G 2T5 10 av >
eos t. beg. al!-Scw York state Realty
n Terminal 90 TO Bowman Hotel corpn.
81 yrs from Jan l. 1915. 2 rem Of 81 yrs
each. &c on i3'al cost Of constn and
~ taxes, sc: sttys. Babhsge & sander.
III Bway. ........Erand rem, ti7;,Ooo
BronS.
FORDHAN RID, n cor CsnbrellrK nv,
a~ll-Rudolph 4 Hreidenbach q Rosa lie
Nov !. 1916. atty, + Ca!fano. iicl ~
BROOK Av. col. 2o7. : bids.-tr.am c,Gi'yS
Holding Co to Leon Weinchank. .ol
brook av. 2 yrs from Feb l, 1910. atty,
5 Goldschmidt. iid BNAy ........ 81 500
The sun., 1916-11-10
GIVEN ron CLIFF ST. REALTY.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
aoid to clients Of Stoddard & Mark 2a4
Delaney street. a Ave story tenement, on
lot 23x75. and adjoining the corner Of
sherin street. The property was pur-
chased from Seig Goldstein free of mort.
gage for about s2s. 1000 in part paymen,
for "a Clif street. The Noyes
will act as agents for tho new owners.
The sun., 1916-11-10
LAWYER BUYS n. ,. DWELLING.

The colonial residence or the west
side OF Upper Mountain avenue. near
Bellevue avenue, Montclair. y. J., has
been purchased by william &. Cannon,
o New York lawyer. The residence,
which Is considered one Of the best types
of colonial architecture In Montclair,
contains twelve rooms. four bathrooms.
solarium and sun room. II is ON n plot
looN2oo. The property has been held at
$4,000. +. NJ. Craw!ey 4 Bros. of Mont
clair were the brokers in tho TRANSACT
tion.
The sun., 1916-11-10
FIRST SALE In rs YEARS.

SECOND AvENUE-ames f.. Barry NJ
the KNAPP q WATSON Company has sold
to an investor the northwest corner Of
Second avenue and Effty-seyenth
street. a four story building, on lot
22x6o. for Elizabeth Burgrar. This
Is the nrst sale Of the property In
thirty-fve years.
NORRIS AVENuE-Philip Feur!ng has
old to Franklin r. Bruins 232s Morris
avenue. n two story frame house, on lot
25xl30.
The sun., 1916-11-10
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Investors Lead in Days Trad
ing-$4OO, 900 Astor
Building Lease.

Most OF the buying yesterday was for
Investment. Perhaps q half dozen prop
critics were taken out OF the market per.
mancntly during The day. An uptown
savings bank president bought the DWELL
Ing Of the late Nine. Nordica. The E,x-
change Buffet Lunch Company closed
negotiations for space In the Astor House
building for which $500. 900 will be paid
In rents. This was tho best deal Of
tho day.
The sun., 1916-11-10
LEASES EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Mrs. Frederick Roosevelt. $ East
.Fifty-recond street. a five story Amer
lean basement dwelling just of Firth
avenue. to Philip w. Livermore.
Potter Il Co. have leased for II. II.
Neville. n Annie ii. Kohler. the three
story and basement dwelling at 23s
West 130th street.
The Houshton Company has leased for
Sophia q. Cane. represented by Melville
II. Cane. the i've story American base
ment house at 254 West 105th street
between Broadway and West End avenue
TO Mrs. NJ. Schwartz.
The sun., 1916-11-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE,

DOES any ,eGal rrW. estate or business
desire s"rNi.'S ~ competent lawysr large
experience, fr's' rsferencssr Addrsss
LAWYER, $50 sun.
The sun., 1916-11-10

seS.2,
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TO BUILD ORANGE DWELLING.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
has sold for various owners a tract Of
min acres on Long Branch Way.
L.lewellyn Park. West Orange, y. j.. to
, client, who will erect n dwelling for
his occupancy.
J. Il. Moors has sold the two family
dwelling AZ IS lakewood place. Orange.
y. j.. for Robert NoEcl to John W.
Wilkinson for investment.
The sun., 1916-11-10

man.
The Charles r. Noyes Company has
lea sed the store. basement and sub
cellar at 305.309 Lafayette street to
Charles w. Williams Il 20. for a term
Of years. and a floor ut 81 Ann street
10 Harry Salzer.
William +. Fuerst has rented to tho
Durland Company the building 2i2 West
.Sixty-ninth street.
Egbert Mills has Leased the double
store at ISIS Eighth avenue to James
v. and Joseph v. Calima.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased The building. 49-55 Amsterdam
avenue. to Samuel NJ. Bach for a term OF
years also space In the Strand Theatre
Building to q. Foster and Il. kranz.
The sun., 1916-11-10
Rig FLAT IMPROVEMENT.

Cantor q porfmsn. architects, have
fled plans for FIVE apartment houses
with stores for the plot at the northeast
corner of Third avenue and Thirtieth
street. Brooklyn, to be erected 10y the
Bushwick Development Company at a
cost OF $4,000. These buildings will he
directly opposite the new building OF the
Bush Terminal Company.
The sun., 1916-11-10
BUFFET LUNCH IN Aston BLDG.

The Charles T.. Noyes Company has
lea sed to the Exchange Buffet Corpora
ton at a rental OF nearly $4,000 900 the
Vcsey street store and basement OF the
Aston House building. Broadway and
Vesey street. The Exchange Buffet.
after improvements. will occupy the
basement for its business. TIL lease
covers 800 square feet on the ground
floor and about $500 square feet In the
basement. The new premises will he
open to the public about January /. The
lease IL for twenty-one years.
The sun., 1916-11-10
>rw JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

u BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF SEW YORK on.rt at about so of
former prices choice homesite- 1T MORSE
FIELD aud TEASr:rK. New JERSEY AltO
a number ~ two family wnrkinrmen's
homes a. .ivison Heights. Ne" Jersey.
lh,sr p-i.es aIc recognized a. unparalleled
bargains by those emo have Inspected the
properties Al Within n nve cent fare IONS,
T'il's guaranteed L.hrral terms. For
r.r'h"r Information add'css BENZ. u
HAlBIiT. Special Deputy SUp' Of Banks
are u; nank.ug Dept. VI Broadway. New
lorh ti'y.
The sun., 1916-11-10
BUYS NORDICA DWELLING,

August Iinnsser. Jr.. president Of tho
forkville Bank. has purchased tho for
iner home W the late Lillian Nordica, at
9 West Ninth street, a three story dwell
ing. on lot 22x93.11. adjoining the Berke-
ley apart ments. at the southwest cor
ncr OF Fifth avenue. Richard 8. Childs
sold the property through J. Irving
Walsh.
The sun., 1916-11-10
PARK AVE. DIV BILLING BUILDER.

Contracts have been let 10 John l.
Dowrey for the erection Of tn" residence
OF Francis r. Palmer. banker. at the
northwes, corner OF Park avenue and
Ninety-third street. n site Gtxl00, for
merry occupied by the Ursul!ne Convent
OF 81. Theresa. Delano 4 Aldr!ch are
the architects.
The sun., 1916-11-10
oAT1sFlED MECHANICS LIENS.
Bronx.
RoMBouLT Av. es. IT'S Il n Of Holler.

ROMBOuLT Az. e .. i75 II n Of Ho'iers av
Joseph LaEana agt Michael Massaro ct
PROPERTY-Henry G S!lleck. Jr,
AT. Michael Massaro ct al: Nov l.,
y 49, - 49, . ..ss.. sF. s.s. ss tIHE ~
PROPERTY-Hu6son woodwurkir
Co agt Michael Massaro ct al; Nov 3.
Niiypnnn I;',,e.' i,..i' rr,,i..,c.' s"o
Wilpod Hlds Co. Inc; Nov 4. 1915 SOS. i.
COLLEGE Az. 1921 .l323--ldesl TIC 60.
Inc. agt Wiipod Hldg Co. Inc. Nov T.,
lAln nl,
The sun., 1916-11-10
Ell DORADO CHANGES COSTLY.

4. l.. Newman has sled plans for n
$50. 900 alteration 10 the e'ght story FL
Dorado apartments on Central Park
West, between Nineticth and Ninety-iet
streets. l.. Blum IL the architect. The
building now contains large suites AMI
II Is planned to alter Il into apartments
o. two and three rooms.
The sun., 1916-11-10
Rock Island Agreement Reached.

A plan Of reorganization for the CHI
caGo. Rock Island and Pacific Railway
was agreed upon Mt q meeting Of tho
several committees yesterday. THIS plan
viii be announced early next week, pos
stbly on Monday. In all essential points
II is believed the plan Is unchanged from
that submitted some months ago. This
means that new cash to the amount OF
at least $40, 600 600 In to be raised by as
scss'ng stockholders some $40 a share or
more.