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The sun., 1916-09-06
Wendell ESTATE TO BUILD.

Farther evidence OF a change in the
policy Of the Wendell family regarding
he enlargement OF their real estate was
sen Yesterday when plans were filed for
me in~provcn. nj Of the southeast corner
Of Seventh avenue and T~hirty-ninth
street. a plo, 50xy0. 1t is the plan ~
the estate TO erect a five story store and
storage building costing $4,000. which.
Is already reported. has been leased TO
Car 'h.io for a period Of seven wears.
Samuel Cohen designed the building.
vh!ca Will bc opposite the Metropolitan
Opera House.
The sun., 1916-09-06
HOMES IN THE COUNTRY Y.

Fish & Marvin have rented for. Mrs.
Ella NJ. Williamson her property on
Tondfeld Road. Bronxville. u residence.
garage and one acre Of land. to Mrs.
y. X. Furncss, for the Residence Com
pany OF Lawrence Park the house now
occupied by Caspar Whitney to NJ. jack
son Crispin Of Berwick, Pa. for the es-
tate Of John Michel n house on Ross
more avenue and Dewitt avenue. Bronx
vile. to 5. u. Connors Of New York.
The sun., 1916-09-06
BROKERS' IN HEIGHTS SALE.

The Nchring Company and I. Fried
man negotiated tho sale Of the Bolton
apartment house on the west eide Of
Amsterdam avenue. 176th and fifth
streets. valued at $4,000 for the Uni
rersal Holding and Leasing Company to
the state Bonding Company, recorded
recently. The selling company acquired
the property two months ago through the
same brokers.
The sun., 1916-09-06

Roman-Csllmann Company have sold
sfor y. Carey TO e. X. Brosusn thc two
sx family brick flats at 1913 and los
fourteenth avenue. Long Island CITY.
hoy have resold 1903 to Fanny Novo;ney
and i05 10 Charles Il. Kistler for Invest
nept
The sun., 1916-09-06
Jamaica bay weaknsh CenditonA

To-day was . eplendid weak hshinS
day. said Fred Boegei Of Canarsis yes.
,erday. and that catch Of the anglers
with Jake. Knipe proves it-se akn
taken on the last OF flood and fret OF the
ebb tides. Most of the fish were caught,
however. on the ebb tide.
Saturdays shlng was fair, 6undaye
anglers weakfshing on the holiday the
Neakfshing on Labor Day ! should call
extra good. Hut of course with the crowds
away to-day tho boats with two. three and
four anglers brought in larger catches than
the Sunday and Labor bay boats returned
with. The fish were caught at Deep Water,
False Channel and the Ciuders on shrimp
bait.
THE scores to-day were as follows
&C; Gauner, 20; Davis, 40. Revinus. 80; q
Ansbach. ?5i q. Baldwin. 40. and Lewis
Ia xNeakHshU
The sun., 1916-09-06
BROWN BROS. NEW BANK PLANS

Brown Brothers placed on Tile yesisr-
CAV through their architects. Delano 4
Adrlrh. plans for the extension OF their
banking house. now located at the south
eas: corner Of Wall ANA Hanover streets.
The extension, TO cover the site OF three
OIL buildings in III. rear ~ the present
structure and occupying the northeast
corner OF Beaver and Hanover streets,
viii cost $4,000 II viii be "a three
story structure Of marble. following the
Design OF the preset building. The bank
.s leased the land from the Schermer.
I horn estate.
The sun., 1916-09-06
COMMISSIONER WOODS RENTS.

Sscce Commissioner Arthur g Woods,
VINO recently married Miss Hamilton.
granddaughter Of tho late j. l.. Morgan.
~ rented n house IN tho Murray I'm
sscion a. ii3 E;.1 Thirty-sixth street.
nv mouse I. TO hc rcmodollcd and COM
H..ete!y furnished, J. was secured from
W present. tenant. Miss Frances Brooks.
sad an additional term has hecu ar
ssssssd With the owner, Herbert G. pell,
SSos d Bro, have leased for Mrs.
Sso9An Rs6dsld 70 Nrs. LAgr1nd How
The sun., 1916-09-06
thorough OF The Bronx

ELM pI. W q. 2Gi II issth -. lOe. oxGsx
9.sN5i tS5l.SNSc. 3-Hcury II Currau. ref.
TO Anna y Bradford. Ieuox. Mass. trus.
Aug 81. atty. G. winthrop. ss Bway.
The sun., 1916-09-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

A?D S r. =, 3i6 Wes'-Kr.rk-rtook"r
Chaudo,icv a. Electrical supply GO agt
Louis Gross ct al; sept II, lpl:,...stn 81
18TH 81, SOL West Charles = hH-fcr sEl
romoy Realty CO ct a.; July -
e3p ST. 3I5-Siy Wrs' Vincent Valentine
Contracting 60 aEt 367 West .3i 81 Corr
ct al. Aus l6. 1915 Thy bond ....... 3Gs-
The sun., 1916-09-06

NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE roR SALE
The sun., 1916-09-06
HOME SALES IN BROOKLYN.

l. Salzbers has sold for J. Helm to T..
=. rmais 1924 Forty-eighth street. "a one
' family cottage. on plot 40xl00.
TIE two story and attic detached frame
dwelling at el4 fenimore street has been
Sd by J. u. o'Conneil for j. u. o'Neil
70 DR.. {. +. Rogers for occupancy.
The sun., 1916-09-06

a meeting Of the Builders Association
OF Manhattan will be held this evening
at the Hotel Marseilles. Broadway and
lo3d street. Special conferences be-
tween committees Of contracting plaS-
tercrs' representatives whose men are
at present m strike will he one Of the
important features of this meeting.
The sun., 1916-09-06
"a Pound striper 1t Long Branch.

George u. Hulit Of Long Branch. anglini
from tho beach at Cottage place OF ths
same city, hooked and landed on q NO. .
kinrfsh hook. while angling for croakers
"a striped bass weighing - pounds.
The sun., 1916-09-06

$500. to sma"e.' Tuesday regord ever
known hoy. market uns,tt"i ',"'S'
wr.k lnu .c. advance W's''y. lost hu.k.
80 ofl!lo. lsh,. .iGJcH tisS' m.Nsa'
80 gio:S. piss :S.,J .,ip, S,,,y.
Gs'ngW!,e'str.si Ii 30: wsr,,utErtn s,esr-,
S. "a II gSs, stool, and feeders, 3i.I51
~. lows ana Eeiicrs, ~;s5tJ?5o, e@ives,
'aSVegsrn- Receipts, u. DOR. strong ws,her,
sr;"TSs;. ewes. |34VJI.to' lambs 'ssO
rIrr,ni KG. sept 6-ca,tie-s'"ahy
Sleep s'e,ly; .prp,y lsh'. r.ine
a.. lambs, s5gliSg. YEA. calves S-'o
noGs rInsatr: .s'o,G;': - =, a'g m.
1rcGks oI rIIp S..l N'" VIZ ,3.Iioa5aii,s7ig
ngnt Workers. slo.jos io,'S, piss t.7'J
10. r0Cghs, 8 &C..
EAsT BUFFALO. Sept. 5-cauie-Re-
v1sl,"Re> pts, 100. active, Hcai..
Receipts. $500; htsNZ, active
,,f!h!.,o rpT 20. "YfS1Tk..rs. ,io.soa Ito. pis:.
So -6u 1870; rogshs, .'sSS!o' stays
shesp ard Lambs Receipts. coo: active
lambs, s5Qll,5O, others unchanged.
tiNCJ> .ATI. Sept 5-Hogs--l;ecsipt',
200. ,low r.rNers and butchers. siQH
ii' 5omw@n to ChT,l', '..VTa T. 's'
C,tt e-Iocc,p's. 400 quiet. s'o.rs.
s..a0u,- 1. h,.f'rs. sitVu'.'o; lows.
- aouG.,n Calves, -'rons. 90 " ="
shcop--R"rc!pts. 300. slow. SsgtJ0.
Lambs steady. s5Jil.'V.
81. LOTS. Sept. -Hogs-R'ceip,s,
lirh,s tHliioi mixei a.i, h4t,h-r
tlG 5cdll 80, good heavy, 81 .Ou i!iV.
." "4',t'ic Int",,iptss' 5000; Ioc, to l5c.
lighrr. native beef stoers, s u. Near.!ng
steers amt hclfers. s. 500 1.7; st"ckers and
feeders. Of SOFAS; Texas quarantine steers.
Sa.5bdSiVt prime southern steers. Ssu3,
COWS and hoir-rs. stj0us, prime y~"ar!!ug
s'ccrs aud he.fers. 1"5QS?: native calves.
sheep Recelr,s, SO: scady 20 strong
Inmhs. s. Il0.aG; slaughter ewes, ttd5-;.
b!,t'ue ewes. sgn ~; Ncarlings. tor?an
KANSAS CRY, Srpt. -, Hogs re
GENTS. 1000; 10 d &c. higher. Bulk, 500
an. heavy, S0.aodios packers an,
rut,hers sIo.fou!l,oj. lighi. NoYoglloo
Mig. S>.i0fr1H5.
ca,lc-Receipts. $500, strong 10 'tr
higher. Prime fed t.cerh, Sl0nt'i.@j
crossed he,r steers, sf.p0ttHtSf sOuthcri
steers, sGJS5O; cows, ty.7;u %: hrifcrs
toal0bb rforkeiH mud feeders Sus.b
bulls, So rt.bp; calves. !s.arpll.
sh,ep-..l 'eints. t., 90 stcaGy. 70 strong
lambs, 81 900; Ncdrllrs., So opSla
we,hcrs, s. 80; ewes, sa.aog7 lj.
The sun., 1916-09-06
FLATS ron THE HEIGHTS.

Two five story fats 50Xso are to he
erected Oh the south side OF lssth street
!o fee, west Of 81. Nicholas avenue. at
, . cost Of $4,000. by the *. II, b. Realty
cou.lAny from plans BY ]. Margon.
The sun., 1916-09-06
C0NEECTIONEU on 5OTH ST.

Molrs kosc has leased for Mary l..
h'aGr 10 tie Gran mas Sweets the build
ing a. .01 last m y-ulnth street for
Wi year The present bIllling will be
.sIed and "A modern structure put up.
a'f store iiVor VIII he uscd as "A coufec-
uoherv shop and the upper part viii be
IieH Tor I'll" manufacture Of coufccti0us
broker.
The sun., 1916-09-06

sTEBBINS Az, i.Gy-John A Mozart
agt Raffai'e CIoiti. owner; s Tromhato
AZ Son. contractor
The sun., 1916-09-06
Roam FOR BIG 9TH AVE. FLAT.

Pease & Gilman and Hughes a. Ham
pond awe obtained from the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company IA first mort
Esg' loan Of $4,000 on the south corner
q Fifth avenue and Seventy-fOurA
street. which Harry F!schel will i'm
prove with a twelve story apartment
house..
The sun., 1916-09-06
Uptown.
II north of 10Th strert)

l+3D ST, HOLE w . .. ls3t ". Lenov nv,
+l.SNye l-Ecvillt-Siese 60 to Mile
Rosenberg, IS Fort Washington nv. mtg
s3?. ooo. all liens, Aug 81; atty. Lawyer
ia + Co. leo Bway
ltbTH kT. Az W. = p, 100 6 . Convent nv,
16x9e.l l-Jsnnie : Roll. Sorth Iluinncld,
y !, TO Lutheran Hospital of Manhattan.
1875 Amsterdam av, h and >, = n r.. uIl
liens. Sept g.. atty. TIL. a. a 7 Co. ltG
Bway ....iiOV
The sun., 1916-09-06
sv,s STATEN Is. DEVELOPMENT

Max Bache has purchased from Ella
Munger the Seaside Park property on
New Dorp Beach. Staten Island. con-
S..ius vi about 100 .,io;s. Tie pnvp-
ety will be developed along the lines Of
he Oeean-Edge colony adjoining.
The sun., 1916-09-06
BRO>N KElL ESTATE fOR SALE.

-
Dwelling, lot .oNlVs; large front aud rear
porch an he used fnr one or two families.
nice garden. price 81 800; mortgage $3.50.
terms /, sui,. l.. OSBORNE SMITH. Burn
sid. and Jerome avs. Tclc phone 1915
fnrdhhn.
The sun., 1916-09-06
nOROVGm OF nIcmMoHD-FoR SALE

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached. garage.
nine rooms, bath, showers. electric lights,
vacuum cleaners, steam. ~parquetty $3.50,
$3.50 cash. sl5 monthly and Interest.
BUILDERS. 1890 17th 81. Take Yves, End
subway. Municipal BIDS. t. Tth st
The sun., 1916-09-06
QUEENS REAL Estate rOK SALE.
ILEAl HOME

water. rns. electricity. hot water heat
- minutes 10 33fd IT. n 1th Ave-" re-
s'rlvted locality. privilege Of private bath.
Ing beach: deep water anchorage, perfect
title: $500 cash, balance easy payments
: STEPHENSON, .I3 W. 3ith II.
The sun., 1916-09-06
MORTGAGES.
with name and address ~ lender nad
lenders attorney.)
NnlO

with name and address ~ lender nnd
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
fsou,h Of Fourteenth strec..>
HOUSTON ST. 353 y. > =. 40 " Pit, -.
Lily Eose;,. As central Park ". de-.
,mnna q y C. atty. Allan A D"u,>rh.
East Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and lloth streets)
:1n ST i2i = : :+ca 4,h az :.S
Edgar CreNtr.ss. OIL " sist Il. iuo aGI
I'M a. PEI bond. ~ mtg 81 90" 81 n"o
oorH 81, 3. : : $50 . NJ "a, .2o>lo" ,
sept t-FrGuk u ktruayer L Fanny "
nFyfnos, At defender Hotel. SIpcg.,- 90,
t.eveIanI. ONO. due NIg 20, 1877
Ip atty. Iawye-s T.t!- 4 I g =.
west Of FIrh a'snus, 'etwocr Fourteenth
and llVth styectsD
a.D ST. Iaa W. n >, So . Ans. az ~,
100 sept 5-l.aura ~ wife CnAs Wyir
70 L Matilda Iieg.cr. 100 Park "v, an.
sn", ~, &C. . w . = c. @tt} l,'
cENTRIr. rhRK WEST. 700 " G agttI q
i"ss-holt. SEPT MAY Levitt 90 Benz :
Faulkner, az - MARX. ~, Bklyn, 81 81.
i%rustees vii Thcs > Fau'hu"T due as pc
load Il J. c. att!s. Thompson, II y W
-" bNaE ''....''. '.'.'''''. 'jo'
Bron,.
thorough 90: The Br'uNl
DAILY w. u ~ & ISL It. IGTNnn :, l.
st lhoI."'G a imonls ri.'v Corpn y
ri TF!iI,i s. ! 49, ia. H. iss HHay. ,, so
sc 5lox V u O. . = ai1v " 3s.iiN
M4IAuam Happe'. 70 German Saving
attys' AmenI X a. M Nassau st. MOO
LOTS ~ and ~. blk -, map Norris ptr,
u.Ered,k W Bach to cGnr!ot,o a Hoy
D, 1872 Lexington v...,',,.,~~",si4o
The sun., 1916-09-06
Trouting In tho CatskiIis.

Your various articles on trout fishing
have been oi rrca; Interest 20 nae; p%art!gu.
myself since J was a boy .lvlnr IN "a email
Vermont town. Having returned this week
f Mon "Ey ' ,n,si MEo"a h@sri n az. ot I ms
Angus; trout fishing experiences.
| went 70 the Cat.hii!s 10 a regular
though ! had my four ounce rod IN my
TRUNK. a stream ran down the valley
within = short distanc" from tho hotel and
! over AID saw trout IN some Of tbs pools
tho stream being Ncr low.
,%noruiLE aud night. catching two. I've
and re-Nr0. I've each day. siN 30 ell :
inches lot- 'nrgw!ns bal a dos"u sn."
great many tps~ "a tie hls pools and using
the sand ty. tlcktaii. march brown. waite
winged coachutan. red 'ar t'n'erki' ~.
quito Il few With warning ~ IS my let
H. \ coming with the b"HNertiU. y,t,hH.a.
ur!.- - d.,s .r-re. to. vn,-h '.r
across %" ''I 90 a 'nrr" pod ! tt" I 49,
,;ulf .-i.fJl 'iuo- and 'r!,' fpr N|H Vi'li
every KIN Z bait nri is t!u" a';'r time.
rnin. IL" weather heltr So hot tho s;tea N
Wa drying ~ hr thr minute. .
"Wednesday afternoon, August -. T.
rslned IN torrents for 'hr.e hours, IL.
stream was hioi auI oys-f'v'4 on th'
! "a lows ,ntl i,sh.I Al"hs Re a -rt:hf
mo'u'fT ig' reached 'hr s.-.,D 80 oh'Y'
2 o',o.t to hut thcr" two hogs who lad
rsnci tho Whole leugh II A; e're ;'
tine morning. u..uE hand and maple pol.
.v,. or 'iS feet io"g aud walking W ''
Ttey Gat olrh, .rou, from six 20 MN,
inches l'rE ana al 'h"E had hsl" lh'
WIS " .r,arl ard q would be foolish e..
No, 20 try T.. rs' any.
q norm ana ir-.Ie { nae minutes cauet'
~. tr.r' iH a pr" tu Mlt.h we ho.
flar. fsN.4h fht f.a GEFeuHf uTfIl a
The sun., 1916-09-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address. Of lenders at
torney.)
list ST, 9 =, l.j Q Fort Washington nv.
.sGxe5, June e5. i9i5-Ss,iuel Biun"n-
thai 30 v Sterling ClarS. Cooperstowr
\ Y, atiys. Yer iisne';' j d = IA
e.D ST. i5O-l54 W. . =. 1870 s, IN ay.
G2.Gx9S.g Jan 6. l9ll-Marmac- Constr
60 TO Jas ] Stelnd!er: at,ys. Cohn, y
& L. LOO Dway. ,oOO
The sun., 1916-09-06
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


twith name and address " owner and
attorney. n attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of first pzrt.D
The sun., 1916-09-06
Migratory Bird Opening Tomorrow.

Under the Federal migratory bird law
the season cpens tomorrow for waterfowl
,.Accpt ivan and wood duckD. coots. eaiiI-
mules, tacksuipe, black breasted ana gold,n
mover aud greater anI lesser yellowlers
in the follow ing states; Wisconsin, Mlnhe-
Gotta, Sorih Dakota. south Dakota, MON
taua, IdaAu. wyoming ana ColpTad". -
The season opens to morrow also tor
tacksnip" Ia the following states. Wis
cpnsln. Minnesota, North bak"ts, s'uth
| Dakota. Montana. Idaho. Wyoming and
The sun., 1916-09-06
ZIG BnOOkLYN COAL PLANT.

land rs West Eleventh street for a term
Of years.
The sun., 1916-09-06
BUSINESS RECORD.



a. n LAKE co. lNr, az broadway; ~
$500. I:,ncipll t!aims: r. sessler. s:lN,
Sg;. Michael kaufman. ?93 Broadway
is attorney.
Assignment.
BLASCUH YOVIN. drcssmahinG appsrel.
&c, 73i Fi!th avenue. Assigned to Simon
: Hamburger.
so receivers or schedules In bankruptcy
were iilrl yesterday.
Manhattan Judgments. Filed.
U'irst nam" Is that of tho dehtor,)
Anderson, Gouige-Murrhys, Inc ......... sli3. 90
AuHgnostupuulos. Louis-G. Demrproron-
los 49,. ....... 25G II
nr,nno. Samuel Cook ( Bcrnh,lmcr 90. 80. q.
iirnncrt Manufacturing tu-li. H. Mont
romery Observation-Disclosures. IL: IS
Gorson, Pcrcivil S.-Americsn Hard.
ware Corp OF y. Y..".....".,..... iio,ai
CnNalluzyo, Irving r. Fidelity 4 tAs-
uHliv Go. of \, ........ "67 ~
Carnegie Construction TO --I'urns Nrus. 73l. ~
nrl slnlc, Thomu,-lnl 'Towuo Mfg 90, 3l ~
nshrow, Adele R-Grcrniut Co, Inc, .o1 a9
nnu,gau, Marie E--f Never ..,......,. s.7Ts ~
pominicis, 4. u y q. Winston. .,..,.. ], 66J. :.
EllsicTg, Samuel 1res-t,rayzel Press,
Inc, ,...., ......... ,,., .,,... ..,..,.,.. S53 ~
~ \ f>- Photo Co, lnc, Tlist Ma,
tional Bank of Tdrcwaicr, y. l.. 1.c7i.sS
Everett Engineering Co, Inc. --li'nssel-
Tnlla. Francisco Cd. i. Iannssen, .... : n63 ~
Iipsiy. Anns Ia II Fsrhcr. ..,,. Nj. =
| Vurwtt, hoiomon-M ". wormser q a.. 81 II
Aalpsris. NAx-o. Hartman OF si...... I:sJ. ~
The sun., 1916-09-06

=. D,garmo of Chicago won the hight
tarklc distance fly and established a new
ma rral mark Ia the feature event 81 the
National Amateur Casting Assoc istion
tournament a. Washington Park to-day.
Th" best previous record WAS made by Jo-
.~ph II Amm"n u Chicago several yeats
ago and was ~ 40 feet. J Is.
e. a.. 81 L.,s
The sun., 1916-09-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
NauhatNan

AMSTERDAM Az. n " cor i7sth st. 1910
20 liIth o. xloo-RronN Security & Bro
teragc Co to Lizzie Weiss. 1867 Simpson
a. atty. v Krsvornck, go Pway. al
7GfH ST. II =. :ss e Av \, 6oxio?:-Nil-
louEhby, Chas G. TO lA.nr Goldberg. SIS
whitlock av: atty. c Il Barheid. l.o
-.TMs-.n IS: T.. :os;o:..w:.
loughby. Edith h. to Lazar Goldberg. sos
Whitlock av: atty. same. ..... .......tl
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lazar. to
Carrie IAfar. ia Beck st; atty. c y Bur:
Geld, 10 Bway.
SAME PROP-Lozar. Carrie. TO Jacob Ger.
gel, st5s "a av; atty. same. ......... VI
9TH Az. " =. S6.5 : 10Th - y Den
eral Clergy Relief End. sc. Of the PROT
estant Epis Church to l.awyers Mort Co.
10 Liberty st. atty. Lawyers T!il. a y
7sTH ST. n >. .ss = Az A. 6o1io.., -nold-
6 Il BarneId, 40 Bway. -...........,t
9TH Az. " :. Sos : ioth ~. x law
yes Nor, "a to Louis u Ahr.uoetc. esS
t;h ay, ct al, cNrs. address. % - 'rty
HAVEN Az. " :. 80 II i7:d 81. 7o..Kl37.s
irreg-ci,y Mort 90 To- y y Trust 60. q
Broad ST Any. i \ SNOW. 10 all - y
HAVEN Az, " =, 1853 II li2d ~. 90 lssIts
trres-City Mort GO g. y Trust 60, :.
BROAD st atty. y a Snow. ~ Wall - 81
lTlsT 81. - rs . Fort Wash AZ, 'l'S
s5-Plumentha Samus. Ia Manhattan
Saw lustn. 6&+ Bway. ATTY, Lawyers Title
& r 20, $50 Bwa ......., ,...,. .stv.O Ot
HIST IT. $50 W-Blumenthal. Simus.. to
Manhattan Saw lns'r, go Bway att,
same .....'.ss.. t'''''''' '''.'' sf''V'N
The sun., 1916-09-06

ia ktklEoN = y . " iN"'H 8 i''rt
each 65NlOO-city MIS- co to y Y Trust
CO, 20 Broad. ? assts, atty, + \ Sno",
HAREISoN Az. s. .56 n i.Oth. i5llN
10. lo-Same to same. atty, same 81
PARK Az, " :. iOil y i7sth. 5cNi-sy
irrsg same e. same atty, same. 81
Park Az, " Il. l5li n Is9th. tnAl-o--
Same to same, atty, same ......,... 81
MoHEGAS Az. " =. llsc n lsoth. tslN
72.Io Same TO Thos " Hidden. sharon
station. y y. trus. atty, l. T a !. 90.
SAME PROPERTY-N Y Trust GO to city
Mtg 90, u Wall atty same. ...... 81
CROTONA PARK SOUTH, . e cor Clinton
av, 90 +xl00 j-H.nrlctta .Chae.s -
Jacob u Srwel 33a Central Park West
atty. j II Sewel. IA y....... s., 600
10th ST. = r. COL . Stebblns av. :s.oN
~irrcg-John McGowan 10 Jvhn Collins.
sin 800 W 43d: atty. A Bunue!!: %
ii3p ST.. $ :, 100 = college av. ~
Der Realty Corpn to Jos II schwartz.
Nv listh; atty. J II Schwartz. Nv
Lots a., and AKA. map ror.ter.schm!,
prop-Jas Knowles to Thos II KNOWLES,
3 Perot: atty. q II Hyde. a Park
Lot 80. blk 81. map Morris park-Mutual
Life lns 90 and ano to Giuseppe Tom
esulo. 423 Fulton ~. Bklyn atty. q
Tomasu!o, t?3 Fulton 81. Bklyn. $500
The sun., 1916-09-06
BOkOlGH ~ BROOkIYN-IOR SALE.
\nJOINI>t, pNRk-p ,,,,'

~N'"''>'>" 'No>iEt lam.
~ ufl'k Is, il rooms, : ldfh-, . furnace
good transit: $500. Little cash i,i.nc,
az rent. Hun PARTICULAR. RuCKERT. 4.
W!luUShby street.
The sun., 1916-09-06
EAST of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and llQih sirecIKl

GOTH ST. as l.. : >. ?S0 g Madison nv. ?ox
loO.5-Fanny 81 Dryfoos q al TO Frank
" kirmayer. G~rsntwood, n !, mtg sSa.-
600. Aug 80. atty. Lawyers Title s. TO-.
y bWdN 49,. .sssssss O. % Wv"
6lST ST, = =, 1916 W Lexington HN, 1NNiuO.J
Elsie RoseberE (Nir.b,. Paris. Franc,
10 Edw Hirsch. 80 Il sNth ct. b and 5, all
liens. Aus 10; atiys. Wolf ~ Is, .:o3
MADISON Av. s26. W 5. iOs . n ;sd 1t. - /?
S7ts--Frances Forester to Mary II HAYS
Collins. 20 l. 74th st, mtg $4,000. all
liens, sept b; atty. ritie Guar 4 T,H";
iosTH sT. 30 T.. n =. 100 ? Madison ay. :bx
l001l-Nictoria Cukor to cora a. cukor.
:22 T. 6sth It. mtg $4,000 Tune 20. atty.
MOTIFS Cukor. SO Pnrk Row ...........H 81
The sun., 1916-09-06

on sunday n school Of red drum. be-
lieVod to number 500 or zoe fish, strurk In
M Ashury Park. In the fishing boat Tuna
srvc raj men won't ou' ana tr"llcf Tor the
r=h with icHl apuids Two iSh wer"
hooked. but got away. No on" fishing from
til. pier wac able to land any "t tn" school
Slack Drum Taken ON Jersey Coast.
Black drum were struck lN lU'inbcrs OF
the Ashu-v Park Fishing ,lT' Nt the hsh-
ing pier during IN" week " q The larg"rt
black drum landed weighed 5IiY pounds.
Tho second largest fish weighed t-ts
pounds.
From tho Belmar pier n black drum
- uIghiuE "a mound. was taken.
The sun., 1916-09-06
west Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth

and il0th streets
t9rH ST. II =. 325 " 9Th av. :sxiOo =
jeremiah Kavanaeh to John T. Eculnu,
2.s Corl,cs nv, Pelham. y s.. mtg S2N.-
500. Dec 4, 1914. atty. John V Judg.. 80
The sun., 1916-09-06

FREEPoRT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses. 81. 900 up; also build
Ing lots on Randall Ray and NopdcIcft nay;
lars. JOHN \ RANDALL. co. Freeport. j. ]
The sun., 1916-09-06

FOR 81. MoNTHLY q 500 cash will
sell my email farm to good family. not far
out, with "a big plot OF ground for truck
farming and chickens. good roomy -houss,
near the depot and trolley. c. BRAND,
box 100.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-06-02
MEN SELL
SAN JUAN MINE

PHOENIX, Ariz., May 31.-Con-
trolling interest in the San Juan
mine, the largest deposit of copper in
Graham county. has been sold by
local mining men to F. w. Esta-
brook of Miami A new company
will be formed by Estabrook, who is
one of the directors of the Miami
Copper company, and development of
the property on an extensive scale
will begin at once. Ethridge Walker,
who represented Estabrook in the
transaction, will be president of the
new company. j. c.. Adams, DR.. w.
Craig. Gus Hirschfeld, T. j. Sparks and
other Phoenix mining men, who
bought the property last February
received a net return of over $14OO a
car on the first nine cars of ore
shipped from the mine.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-06-02
THE MYSTERY OF THE SHIPS

The whereabouts of navies is one of
the puzzles of the great war. In
vague and general way we all believe
we know where the British navy turks
and once in while part of it energies
into view, as when the German battling
greyhounds tried to slip through on the
Dogger Bank. Some months ago a
delegation of French statesmen went to
see the British navy. They came back
and reported they saw it, but in just
what latitude and longitude the sight
was vouchsafed they do not tell, if they
know. But whether or not the British
fleet is seen, it's presence is felt; it's pro-
lection has made possible the western
defense Of the Allies.
The Russian feet on the other hand.
is only less mythical than the Flying
Dutchman. Some Of us have forgotten
that there is a Russian fleet, or at the
most allow it the fighting efficiency Of
the celebrated Swiss navy. But, as a
matter Of fact, there is a Russian fleet
two fleets, to be exact. The Black
Sea fleet, with Headquarters at Sebas-
topol, includes three dreadnoughts,
which have been finished within the
last two years. In the first line Of the
Baltic fleet there are four dreadnoughts,
completed about eighteen months ago
1t is true these two fleets have seemed
to be mainly idle. The Turkish man
o'-war Medilli (once his Teutonic mai
esty's ship Breslau is still able to
swoop over from the Golden Horn and
shell the water place of Eupatoria with
out interception by any Russian vessel
OF sufficient strength to show her fight.
Once, and only once, since the war
began has there been a little foray of
the Baltic feet from Kronstadttas far
down as the mouth of the gulf Of Fin
land to resist an impending raid of
: German ships. It would seem that
when Riga is threatened again by land
and by sea, with Field Marshal Won
! Hindenburg in command Of the army
and the ship-of- -the-line that bears his
name leading the naval forces, the mo-
ment will have come for Russia to prove
to her allies, and to her enemies, that
asa naval power she is really worthy to
be ranked higher than Switzerland,
Andorra and Paraguay.
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-06-02
TAKE OPTION ON
LEADWLLE MINE


COURTLAND, Ariz., May 31.-Op-
ton to purchase the Leadville mine
here for 100000 has been taken by
the United States Smelling, Refining
and Mining company, which will at
once take over the development op-
erations on the property. The op-
ton specifies that no ore may be
shipped until the mine is purchased.
Fred A. Earls, engineer for the
United States Smelling, Refining and
Mining company has been placed in
charge of the property. The Lead
vile mine adjoins the Great Western,
and is yielding high grade copper
ore, averaging per cent.