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The sun., 1916-09-29

The temperature in this CITY yestsrdsy.
as recorded by the official thermometer. 10
shawn in thu aopAvaA sahias
The sun., 1916-09-29
Movements os Nays, Vessels.

WASHINGTON. Sept. :s.--Collier Cesar
sailed from Newport for New York;
submarines D-l and p-3 from New London
for New York yard destroyer Ericsson
munitlon ship Lebanon from Norfolk for
Sewalls Point: destroyer MacDonnugh from
New london for New York yard collier
Nanshan from san Diego for La raz de
stroyer O'Brion from Hampton Roats Tor
Newport: tug Patapsco from Charleston
from Hampton Roads for Newport; tug
Potomac from Sanchez for Puerto Plata,
destroyer Tucker from Norfolk for New
port.
Gunboat Annapolis arrived at Mare Isl,
and, battleship Arkansas NJ hampio
Roads; DESTROYER balch a. Norfolk. do.
stroy~r Renharn At North River. New York
cruiser Birmingham at Newport. cruiser
Charleston At trlstohsl destroyer Cushing
At Newport. battleship Delaware at Hamp,
ton Roads. cruiser b,s MOines at Alexan
dria. %gunhoat Dolphin at Hampton Roads.
yacht porothea At Cleveland, battlrship
Florida At Hampton Roads: destroyer F!us-
ser at Norfolk gunboat I-la de I.uzon at
Rochester; DESTROYER jarvis AZ New York
battleship Kansas at Hampton Roads, de-
stroyer McDougnl at New port, cruiser Mi
waukee at san Pedro, tender Melville aud
battleship Minnesota at hampton Roads.
destroyer Monaghan at Norfolk: collier
Nero at San Francisco; hattleship Nevada
At New York yard. hattlrship New York
AZ Hampton Roads; destroyer Nicholson nj
Norfolk; battleship oklahoma at Hampto
Roads. collier Orion At Cristobal. destroyer
Sampson at Newport; collier Saturn at San
Diego: destroyers Smith and sterett al
Roads: bsttleships Utah, Vermont and
Wyoming at Hampton Roads; repair shin
v,estal 81 Norfolk DESTROYER Wadsworth .,
Newport
The sun., 1916-09-29

Ward, 64a " isSth At. PRIOR mtg. ga 900.
sept 81. due. &C. as per bond; atty;
LOT y, map Alien ..tat..vito Mature 70
y "a suburban Cooper = l. Assn. ~!
( ( isssn m st; ssg, y; '.s.al.' 81 atty y
ANTHONY Az, es. isan approach 70 Con.
Louisa I. MacBride, 1851 Frisby av. sept
~. instalis. 81 per cent; atty. 7 G&T
& i!s Bway OVERWHELMINGLY So
Bank. 81 Chambers 1t. sept %. ; yrs. S
per cent: atty. 3 J Mcclure. 81 Chambers
ORCHARD ST, n at Hiiishbridse
q. ssnssx77. 5xsc .s-Haffen Realty co to
Matthias Haren. 662 Courtlandt av. Aug
sNsE.' ss yr;s ~ per cent a''y., ErsS
Sd Av: SOFA. n e c iSsth st. s5xes--Hanen
landt av. Aus 81. 1919. Z yrs. ~ per
cent: attys. Frees h NICE. 3oss I'D
corRfLANDT Az. issd st. icosioc
courtiandt av. AUG 81. 1912. 2 yrs. AZ
per cent: attys. Frees & McE. 3e?9 I'D
PARK w.. iSsih st. io.sIis"sxSos
lIrse-HaHsn Realty Co to Matthias
hahsn. Is: Courtlandt av. Aug 81. 1912.
syss.t@ per cent; attys. Frees 4 MsE.
rRisBY. Av...es. is,.s n e zere1s sv. Ask
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yrn ~ per cent: attys. Frees 4 Nee.
"Nss q . 4. . =. . D.. . d. D.. & e.. . d. . . . Z. e O. DU,VV
The sun., 1916-09-29

Company, publishers; to the Sacks Cor.
poration. advertising agents.. and an o.
nee 70 David J. Randall. publishers rep
resentative.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
q store At Is East Forty-eiehth street to
Arthur Il. Clifford q floor at Sc East
rorty-ninth street to Mrs. Florence
samuel II. Martin has leased space in
24s West Sixty-afth street TO the Reisler
Heating Company.
Ine Cross 4 Brown Company has
leased the store at i140 Broadway to
the New York Young Republican Club
at Zss Madison e space to Del
monico. Wallace q Cutler with J. Ro-
maine Brown at l2S West Fifty-nrst
street. ground floor to the Hoffman Mo-
tor Company at 1856 West Fifty-sec-
ond street. seventh floor. 10 Y. L. Russell.
engineers. Inc. with Ewing. Bacon 4
Henry at 1880 Broadway. space to the
Chandler Motor Car Company. Clinton
&. Martin, h CataloG Printing and Pub
fishing Company and william L. Colt,
n at is East Forty-nrst street, space
to Developing and Financing Association
Of America
william A. White 4 Sons have leased
the INST loft at 1850 0reenc street TO
GinsberG q Silverman second loft at
1e8 Bleecker street to Solomon q Sturtx
and With the Lotion n. Slawson Com
pany the fourth loft at 114-1s Fast Six
teenth street to the Distributing Cor
poration.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased space In the Burreil Building ut
III Madison avenu to the Francis 4
Curtis Company. publishers /; to the Sacks
Corporation. advertising agents, and an
omce to David J. Randall, publishers
re~pr n
The sun., 1916-09-29
EUROPEAN NAILS.

Tho American liner New York. sailing
tomorrow for Liverpool. will take mall,
closing at $40 4. NJ, for Europe (except
Germany. Austria, Hungary. Iuxemburs.
sulsaria. Serbia. Turkey the Netherlands.
Wet Asia and the East Indies.
The italian liner Duca desli Abrussi.
sailing tomorrow for Gibraltar and osnss.
VIII take specially Addressed mail, ciosing
at s:so 4. NJ. for Gibraltar. italy. Ru-
mania. switzerland and Greece via Gibraltar
and Genoa.
The French liner Roch~mbeau. sailing
Tomorrow for Bordeaux. will take mali.
Switzerland: Italy. Egypt. 0rsscs. british
lnfia. British East Africa. Siam. Malta.
Gibraltar. Ceylon. straits settlements. Dutch
East Indies. west Australia and Persia.
The Cunarder saxonia. sailing Tomorrow
for Liverpool. will take mail. closing At
80 2. NJ. for Great Britain. ireland. Bel
GUM. Russia and South Africa. also spe-
cIslly addressed correspondence for other
Countries. except Germany. Austria. Hun
gary. Luv"mburG, Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey.
III. Netherlands. Norway. sweden and Den
marx.
The sun., 1916-09-29

FREEPORT WATERFRONT.
Bungalows and houses. $4,000 up also build.
Ing lots ON Randall Bay and WoodcIeft Bay;
low prices, easy terms. send for particu.
lars. JOHN J RANDALL co. Fr~eport. l. l.
The sun., 1916-09-29
.. W. sTRAUs RENTS HOUSE.

3. w. Straus. banker and extensive
lender on bond u mortgage. formerly
Of Chicago. will make his home In New
York hereafter. Through Douglas l..
Gilman 4 Co. he has rented the large
ana costly home OF Col. Robert N.
Thompson. at 3 East Sixty-ninth street,
q i've and a half story building. on lot
26xl00. The dwelling has been held In
the market for rent at $4,000 q year.
Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
for . term Of years III East Fortieth
street, a modern five story American
basement house, for Ernest Flag to
Norman r. Ream. with Russell II.
Hoadlsy for Bayard Tuckerman his
residence at lls East Thirty-seventh
street. n four story house. furnished
for the season to winthrop Burr.
n. Brigham Hall 4 william ID. Blood
good have Lease for Mrs. Celesta NJ.
Bozeman the four story and basement
dwelling at 81 West F~orty-ninth street
to Mrs. Lille W. W. Downs.
SHAY 4 Co.. nave leased fui George
A. Gardner the four story and base
ment dwelling at 81 West l30th street to
Charles Fredler.
. shaw Il Co. have leased for the es-
tate Of Samuel H. Virgin the four story
dwelling at ISL Lenox avenue TO Sarah
Wursburger.
The sun., 1916-09-29
TAD STREET HOTEL SOLD.

The Hotel Hargrave. at 10 West
ssventy-second street. was sold yestsr-
day by the sandringham Hotel Company
70 Copeland Townsend. owner Of the
Hotel Majestic George c. Brown. owner
II the Martha Washington. and Eugene
'able. long a confidential employee Of
the late r. II. Hartman.
Mr.. Gable will Immediately assume
tho Management Of the hotel. to succeed
J. Wade McGrath. the proprietor. Mr..
cable was formerly owner OF the Hotel
Richmond. which he sold several years
ago. and prior TO that had twenty
Ave years experience in conducting sum-
mer resorts. The Hargrave Is twelve
stories high and adjoins the southwest
srner Of Columbus venue covering a
blot 50xl0:.2.
The sun., 1916-09-29
light TRADING IN
REALTY MARKET
Jewish Holiday an Influence
in Keeping Down Local
Activity.
GOOD DEAL IN BRONX
rordham Road Block Bought
for Future store site
:. ". Straus Leases.

Influenced by a Jewish holiday. real
state trading touched nearly its low
1T point Of activity yesterday. Prac-
,ieaily no new business was reported In
Manhattan, and in The Bronx selling was
limited. The principal transaction in
yc,ved the purchase Of q block front on
roraham road between Webster and
psrk avenues by members Of a Bronx
dry goods Arm who probably win use
,hs property at some future time as the
site for a large department store. Just
nov II Is covered with taxpayer stores.
Trading in the suburbs put new owners
"a pcssession OF several we'll located and
desirable placeA A feature Of local
easing was the renting to 8. W. Straus,
banker. OF an East Side residence At a
rntal Of $4,000 a year.
The sun., 1916-09-29

NAVY order. were, Lieut. n. L. Irwin
The sun., 1916-09-29
MAILS.

Japan, Corea. China Except Shanghai
city, and Philippine Islands. via Vancou-
YER. per steamship Empress Of Russia. $50
y. NJ, Tomorrow.
Hawaii and Guam. via San Francisco.
per United States transport. 1890 +. II.
TO morrow.
pine Islands. via San Francisco, per steam
ship China, 1880 = NJ Octohor .
Japan, CoreH, China except Shanghni
city, and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver
ana Victoria, u, e, per steamship Mont
eagle. 6:30 p NJ. October
Tahiti. Marauesas, Cook Islands. Seo
Zealand and specially addressed mail for
Australia. via San Francisco. per s;rainsh p
Natal, 1880 =. NJ. October 6
The sun., 1916-09-29
n. ,. SITE ron FINE HOME.

The property Of Frank w. Arnold on
ne east side Of Sunset avenue. Verona.
:. y, near h Montclair line, has been
yousnt by r. J. Carton Of Nontchir.
me realty has a frontage of 2SS feet
w sunset avenue and q depth OF $50
w h tract Is beautifully wooded
.nu Is near the Montclatr Golf Club. Il
.I M improved by the erection Of q
,ssiaence, +. ". Crawiey q Bros. OF
n,aciA'r were the brokers in the trans
The sun., 1916-09-29
TO FORCE WAY INTO SING SING,
Mandamus Writ Issued to Comu~I

WHITE PLAINS Sept. IS because
Warden Thomas Mott Osborne OF Sing
sing has declined to receive Robert
White. a prisoner from Manhattan. COM
tending that he was illegally sentenced.
a writ OF mandamus was served on the
warden to-day directing him to show
cause on October 8 why he does not re-
ceive the prisoner.
White was sentenced In General Ses-
sions. In Manhattan. on August IL to one
year and ten months at hard labor for
grand larceny in the first degree. The
Sheriff OF New York. who makes the
petition. acts forth that the warden un-
lawfully refused to accept the prisoner
when he was presented at the prison. and
that he had to be returned to the juris-
diction OF the Court of General Sessions.
which again confirmed the sentence.
The sun., 1916-09-29
WEIGHT FRAUDS SUSPECTED,
H~nrttgsn Has Inspectors Test ca
Institution SuppIies,

Inspectors of the Bureau Of Weights
and Measures were assigned yesterday
by Commissioner Hartigan to determine
If "A Systematic business is being made
Of defrauding city institutions by short
weights and measures.
The order followed the arrest on
Wednesday OF Frederick Rubli. a driver
for Neuhaus a Thormann. produce mer-
chants NJ 'bS sixth avenue. Rubli was
held by Magistrate Murphy in West SIDE
Court on the charge OF violating section
eil1 Of the penal law.
The firm has a contract with Rooap-
Welt Hospital for potatoes. The bureau
of Weights and Measures charged that
Inspector Mc:vily found that bags OF
potatoes were marked 1875 pounds, but
averaged only $50 pounds.
The sun., 1916-09-29
HORACE WHITES WILL FILED.
lie Leaves 100000 Each to ~.
Three Daughters.

The will OF Horace White. president Of
the Evening Post Company. who died
September 10. was filed for probate yes
terday, He leaves $50 900 each to his
three daughters. Amelia Elizabeth White.
Martha Root White and Mrs. Abby White
Howells. daughtcr-in-law Of William
Dean HOwells. as well as to each "A third
of the residuary estate. The value Of the
estate ~ not stated.
A bronze statue OF Mr.. Whites father.
Horace White. costing $500. IL to he
erected At Beloit, Wis. where the editor
also provided subscriptions amounting to
about $4,000 for Beloit College. Mrs.
Frances NJ. Obiston of Greenwood, Brit
',h Columbia. receives an annuity OF
81 900.
The sun., 1916-09-29
PINE BELLPORT PLACES SOLD.

The Ralph Brandreth bay front prop.
erty at Bellport. L. l., has been sold
,nrough George II. Weidner to Darwin
: Aeserole Of Brooklyn. The same
nIoker also reports the sales OF the
voyie place on the Main Country road 10
Miss Eleanor Osborne Of New York and
Hrse part Of the Mayo-Smith property
m howslrs Point road to w. p. Earle Of
Brooklyn.
The sun., 1916-09-29
SATISFIED ~MORTGAGEs.

WIN NsTn" hnd address OF I"rde's a't0T-
. KUN 81. go. u W :. runs n " - lON
n = .5N > . - N IN ST " IS 10 h.p
oct ., 1900 Robert |. and Anita II III
Morrell to chss W Coleman. ! 3 r, { and
atiys, Quigg a Coleman. 81 I.ib.rty
ALLEN ST. isi. W =. i7s n Riving,on st,
25xss. Aug 80, ls0l-Hy J With 10 Gen
: Hall. $50 W ssth st; atty. Thos 4,
Ennever. lac Nassau st..,..'. $4,000
MOTT ST. 10, . s.. IS : Canal -. 25xi7 =.
April ~, lsOh-Ray and Emil Finkci.
stein to Alice II Weeks. Oyster Rsv. |. I,
attys: Week-s Bros, a. wlllism - $500
18TH ST, Is-s2e r. = !, Ell v Dry Dock
~. t..llx'6.t. Dec !. l9l2-M u " Realty
co to Martha Schlesinger. $50 F. i5sth
st; atty. Max Ar-ns. sTl Rway $1,000
SAME PROPERTY. March IS. ~lsii-ssme
is0TH ST. $40 E-Michael Stra miello Ia
Chas l.cvin and Chas Goldberg: satisfied
of record without production Of original
mort by order supreme Court; atty Tor
petitioner. y S-ivsggi. $50 Bway g.. 00O
The sun., 1916-09-29
zABRIskIE PLACE SOLD.

Greenwich, Conn.,, Sent. sa.-An,
,fest, the estate Of Mrs. Alfonso NJ,
naoriskie on North street, formerly
.hown as Electric Hill. was sold TO.
asy 10 Mrs. \ Sylvia Wilkes. a dauGh.
er OF the late Mrs. Hetty Green. The
p'orerty was held at about 5000, 900,
! comprises about fifteen acres Of land.
urge stone. tile rooted dwelling, ga
age ana other outbuildings. and rom
nanas an extensive view or Ions Island
nvund ana the surrounding country. Adj
Io,nihe II Is the golf links Of the Green.
vich Country Club.
The sun., 1916-09-29
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The Ksiter Realty Company. Manhattan:
capital, 5000: directors. Max kalter. Lil-
Han r. Barth and Rose HALTER.
The Chester Clark Land Company. Man
haitian: capital. $4,000: directors. Chester
E. Clark, Robert W. Thompson and Mary
r. Clark.
The sun., 1916-09-29
BREAK IN s1TH ST. BLOCK.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased for a
term OF years for the estate Of c. q,
Emery the four story and basement
dwelling ut ~ West Fifty-seventh stree,
to La Petite Mason. nov At $50 Fifth
avenue. dealers In gowns. several weeks
ago Pease 4 Elliman leased Q similar
At IS West Fifty-seventh street
to the Maison Charles Klein Of Paris.
These two leases for business In the
row Of old dwellings on the south side
Of Ffty-seventh street. between Fifth
and Sixth avenues. will have a determin.
ing effect on its immediate devotion TO
business Uses.
The sun., 1916-09-29
FLAT AND PLOT SALES,

THIRD AVENCE-Richard Dickson has
sold for Eleonora X. Klingenbeck the
sou, beast corner of Third avenue and
l5'uh street. a lot :SxSG. which the
purchaser will improve with a store
building.
SOUTHERN BOCLEVARD-vincent
Woyt'sek has bought from Patrick
J. Tierney 1880 Southern Boulevard. a
I'VE story nat. on plot <0xlOO. bet ween
Westchester avenue and 18th street.
FULTON AEENCE-Richard Dickson
mas sold for Amalia H.. @. Miliholiand
and others the plot S7xll5 on the west
slde Of Fulton avenue Al feet north
o. issth street.
The sun., 1916-09-29
BYING BROOKLYN HOMES.

B%enn'nger 4 Westhali have sold 1854
Putnam avenue. a two family brick
nouse. on hot 20xss. for Madeline c.
Nelson to a client for occupancy q lot
~ Palmetto street, $40 feet north OF
respect avenue. for Margaret Z. Kivien
. a builder. and - Foxall street. q two
lamily brick house. on lot 20xlO0. for
pancy.
Sidoti Bros. have sold for A. White the
.hree story building at SOIL to S0ls
Seventeenth street.
The sun., 1916-09-29
$e9, 900 FOR EXCHANGE SEAT.
second sale This Week ~ A.. mn.
Pricc-F. u. Bliss Elected.

The sale of another Stock EXCHANGE
seat Mt $4,000 was announced yester-
day. 1t was the second seat to sell this
week at that figure. an advance Of
$4,000. Hampton Howell and Cleland
Benedict were this weeks sellers and
Kintzing p. Emmons and McKim Hol-
Inns the buyers, The earlier sale At
$4,000 was made by Theodore W.
Cramp to Francis A. Connolly. ~
Frank e. Bliss has been elected a
member of the exchange.
The sun., 1916-09-29
TO Build ON WEST SIDE.

Ihr crystai Spring Water Company.
""w at Tenth avenue and Thirty-sixth
y Will build 4 garage and oeices on
TN pot, Coxi00. at b4% and see West
,"'.y-eishth street. which Il purchased
.e year George +. Pelham, architect,
% maklnK plans for the building.
The sun., 1916-09-29
suY A F0RDHAM BLOCK FRONT,

Alfred NJ. n Howard J. Rogers Of
?. Rogers & Son.. dry goods merchants,
have bought az an invest ment the block
'front.' on the south side Of Fordham road
bttween Webster and Park avenues. i'm
proved with one. two and three story
BUSINESS buildings. The property has .
frontage OF 10 feet on Eordham road,
80 feet on Webster avenue and $50 feet
On Park avenue and was acquired from
Arthur II. Murphy. Joseph +. Reed and
ne John Hsskins estate. the latter hav-
ne owned its property for nearly half
q century. There are twenty-one stores
% these buildings, which are we'll rented.
The sun., 1916-09-29
NEW VALENTINE AVE. FLAT,

r,sns Med In the Bronx Bureau OF
buildings yesterday included q Ave story
.snement with stores. which 10 to be
us.tsd on he plot. S7.SxSS.l. at the
vu'neasf corner Of Valentine avenue
lug isoth street by the Taroof Construc-
I'm 'ompany. Charles 4chlesinssr. pres
NV. Ihs cost is placed ct $4,000 by
score 4 Landsisdel. s~rchitscts.
The sun., 1916-09-29
HOUSES FOR SALE,
FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.

S3j \ MpNTH-B.autiful winter home
BY The ocean. tast.fully furnished; : rooms
and bath ready for immediate occupancy;
Will rent to party with satisfactory ref.
erenccs. NEPONSIT REALTY COMPANY.
City.
The sun., 1916-09-29
SALE OF RICHMOND @ "

Charles Munich has sold through Cor.
'enn G. kolh a frame semi-bungalow
o. Fourth street. New Dorp Manor.
SAFER Island. TO Frederick S~accareilo.
The sun., 1916-09-29
BOROUGH or BROOKLYN-FOR SALE.

ONE FAMILY HOUSES. detached. "a.
rage, nine rooms. bath. showers, electric
lights. vacuum cleaners. steam. parauetry
-, tLO, $3.50 cash. tl5 monthly and interest.
BUILDERS, 1880 18th st. TAX. West End
subway. Municipal BIDS. to 18th.
The sun., 1916-09-29
0Wnx.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Msnhattan.

BROADWAY, sss-LAwrsncs Rukeyser aEt
AI EssS:f!fs A'' ~ Z. II III. s'G M g. i III. ;;'is
q q: SEPT -. ISIS ~, d.pssis;. .i5ii..''Es
The sun., 1916-09-29
TENANT FOR erH Av. BUILDING
"'s'"r IN Laalss' Wsap Reuts II
fer Lass Term.

.as Brett 4 ooode Company has
Ssed TOR the Henry Morgsnthsu Com
psny the building et sos sixth avenue
Mrs snydts Luckowsr for q term Of
yssfs. Aftsr alterations are completed
Nv tenant will occupy the premises Tor
NV sale OF women's garments.
The sun., 1916-09-29

from the Illinois To HON" and wai' ora, -
Lieut. l. |. Jordan, Junior glad. frprl
navy rrovlng sruuna,, Indian It'tI, -
Naval Academy Annapolis, bttul,f
Lieut., " T., Brown. junior grti' f'uH
navy yard. Washington. to navy pipsuy
grounds, Indian Head. oCtoh"r .
The sun., 1916-09-29
Col r. ". Hoe KIN. himself.

Pour ORANGE. Fla, Sept, 2>.-Col f..
W. Roe. u, : A, retired. son of the la'e
Admiral Roe. shot himself here to-day
and died instantly. lie had been an In
valid for three years.
The sun., 1916-09-29
RENTS BRONX sLOCk FRONT.

Dun & Brown have leased for Irene
X. Martin to Anna X. Fogarty the three
story dwellings on the south side Of isad
street, between cambridge and Marion
venues
The sun., 1916-09-29
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

,tTH ST, l35 r.. all Eleanor X du Vtyier
In Paris. France, to Harry NJ Billings
81 Il sth 81, 1871? yrs from July /
1875 yrs rem. atty, Jno p kissing.
2sl way ....... 81 400
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lBorough Of The Bronx.)

Tb0fUUBH OF the Bf0hK.I
CRoTONA PARK NORTH. n " cor Mar
mion av, <SxsSll--Lindo Bldg Co, Inc,
to city Mort Co, Is Wall 1t. sept al, de-
mand, 81; atty. y A Snow. 10 wall
BRYANT Az. vs.. ass iiiih 1t. . Io vuC
Jan Bldg Corpn TO Manhattan Savings
bond: atty, Lawyers r ar Co.. 10
SAME PRoPERTY-ssme to Horsc. 4
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RESULTS At AUCTION.
lat SOS THIRD AVENUE

INwoop Az. 1875. " = - n issth st. s5x
$50. ? sty bldg-A NJ G Quattiander AEt
Frederick krAus 81 al. amt due.
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RENTING Fon BUSINESS.

Lotion ". slawson Company have
,,ased space In the Burrsll Building, III
""h'son avenue. TO, Francis Q Curtis