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The sun., 1916-10-03
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.

rR MAYS X vEppEH d.eA June IS.
!},' ,S?.t:,..r ,r!T!n IA a.se,s 81.
ie4as' "iaSs rtcrN,4 Ist1s
M>hE hE"E.asN DIE. os'ee.r !,
Ran,buish and sarah 9 Burke. nie,es,
81. e. pa ;'tA..s OF hat - he ssia;g
JOHN SWEENEY d.cl "a; sow. date ".
~rrpr ari So declared by decree OF Ihc
sur. s'tss Court APPRAISER Lulden'
'Ssyts .e',N't 49, net estate
WILLIAM L. GORDON Il Newt-k. I,rt
Fe r4,ty :. i.,s .,Arp,a,ser Iudieni ne;
NJ. Fran, "SG;r1SSn. Nov semen ,ryy
me New No;k assets irc.utti on..ihi-i
,an'"test T. ~ parine..htp Of Herr, Rr~
s.o,ks. ts,lanc, due. 81. $50. cue-thlrd In
,,res; in the o!t partnership Of Henry
Ir.' & 60 which Is in process Of iiSui-
SAMUEL nErLBRoNER died February
z. 1915 Appraiser Luidenl. total asse's
Iirihrorcr. widow. beneficiary.
PHlI.ip OSuI.llvAN. died February =.
1913 ,~Appraiser Lndden,; total s,s.ts an
deceased st?St, ne, estate, 1895. Kath.
crime sweeney. cousin received 81 sss
Ro!ay and John Reidy. not related, each
AMOS J CUMMINGS, died May :, 100:
res g Cummings. deceased. widow OF de.
c.drn' was beneficiary
THOM IS II O'CoNNoD n t-us,s. ~ IN.
r'r'grant Industrial Savings Rank died
= .hrHary S. islS Appraiser Anthony p
I.ul .oul. total assets 81 tSs 500 No; IS
tate $500 03S Michael J O'CNrror. son
~ '' "i"n', received 's:.,oTs; wtlam 4.
ocouro,, son ,:!l.5j. John 4 o%'Conncr.
JONES =. O'Connor MARY O'Gorman. AN
reIs Murphy and Anna W Nash. sons and
daughters, each received s:0i57s, nvc
cousins each $4,000; thirteen institutions
ami charities, requests amounting 70 ISL .
500.
MRS. MARGARET DAILY BROWN. wife
~ II. Carroll Rrown and sister ~ Mrs
James " Gerard. d'ei AprIl 80, 1871 (Ap-
praiser J J. l.yonsl. gross assets, f6-lbEs.
net estate, see 7lf Margaret Price Rropr
and Frances Carroll Rrown, minor daugh
,.-s. each received on..half the estate IN.
'uri 20 he held In trust until they are 80
ytpr~ old
rHNRLEs c. DICKINSON. who wa. an
o~clai ~ the carnegie Trust Company.
dled May . 1910 Appraiser Anthorv T.
iuldenb, total 'sscts,. sio.0Ss; liabilities
according - AFFIDAVIT Of stanton &. pickin-
son an executor StlS,04S. leaving 4 dsf,it
Two suits are pending against the estate
brought w he Superintendent OF Banks.
claiming sec. 900.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BANKERS SEEKING
new FOREIGN TRADE
Investment Association Also
Favors Federal Railroad
Regulation Instead State.

CiNciSSATi. oct. Moore than 500
investment bankers listened to-day to
discussions as TO ways and means by
which the lnvestnen, BANKERS Asso,ia.
ton OF America can sc; In closer touch
with the financial pulse OF foreign ma
lions particularly those of South Amer
lea. The foreign relations committee al.
vanced a proposition that In eject would
nave he association as a body io!n the
Philadelphia Commercial Museum 70
cain more information relative 20 for
eien countries.
A motion TO tina. erect was ador,ed
and the matter was referred 70 the for
elGn relations committee 10 find the
ways and means .. bringing this about.
An apHeal for Justice from legislative
bodies based on knowledge was made
w President Lewis Il Franklin OF New
York.
~ u Ia proper tor the Goverrren, 10
establish railroad rates ard therefore in
q large degree determine ~" g-Nss -eve.
nue. Of the railroad corporations. IL Il:
no. also proper tina: the same power
should exercise supervision over such
expenses as are sGhje-; - cortrolT' he
said
The trouble w.'h tho present system
Of regulation : that q IS founded IN ,he
superstition that the r4'-.lf roryo-a-
tons are ma,icn creatures ~ a cprrurt
money power and fhcret..e rc0-cssive
measures are the only ores needed
While there may have hcNn IN 'hc past,
some warrant; for 'his idea. ;he TIME has
ZONE VIXEN our legislators must awake
20 an APPRECIATION ~ ~" Ia: that to
ownership - the railroads is in the
hands % a great r'asS - ;he people ard
90 the necessity 81 a constructive Noisy
instead % a dcs'-uc'iv" policy
THE time Is comma. when tho ~rccul,-
ton o. our railroads vii b. taken 90.
ti-ely out u the hands % 10 several
state legislatures and placed where 4
belongs. in the hands ~ the Interstate
Commerce Commission
The sun., 1916-10-03
THEATRE on

The theatre which Is TO replace Old
Majestic Hall. at ll5 to l25 East l25th
street. a Harlem landmark. has been
leased by n theatrical promoter for a
long term OF years. II will be used 10
stage Broadway productions, The thea
tire vii! be bu!.; by the sober estate and
not by theatrical interests, as was re-
ported some time ago. House wreckers
started TO d!smantle the Old hall yts,er-
day. The Majestic property measures
100 feet on le5th street. In the rear are
three dwellings. Of a combined frontage
Of 6s.s feet. which are to be incorporated
In the projected improvement. The stage
Of the theatre will probably cover the
site OF l26th street dwellings. Most OF
the l25th street end OF the new building
will be given over TO the use Of the Pos,
once Department
The sun., 1916-10-03
EXPORTS $40, 7ss.o 900 A DAY.
New Yerk's Figures Exceed London
and Li~erpcoi's Combined.

Exports from New York averaged
more than Se.;oo,ooo a day during
September, according TO figures ccnriled
by the foreign trade department, Of the
National City Bank Ausus;'s totals
were s?ss.ssi.ooc and september's s:7i,.
$4,000. the day averages being So
o4eooo aGd sl6.7se.ooO respectively.
september having twenty-five BUSINESS
daye and Angus; twenty-seyen.
About one-half Of the September ex-
ports were for Europe's tat;lc;eids The
value Of shells and explosives Was about
sso.ooo,ooo brass tubing for making
shells s.o,oo0.o00. firearms, $4,000 900
r.er:c acid. !s.50o.OOo and harbed wire.
s2,SO0.coc Smok,less powde. exports
we're valued at ii.00o,G0O and p!ojec-
tiles 100000 Most OF the ss,0Qo'OOo
worth of automobiles and parts exported
also were destined for military use.
Copper exports had an asgregaie value
Of si?. oo0.o
New lorks export trade row exceeds
that of London srd L~iverpoo. combined
The sun., 1916-10-03
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.
l+srH ST. lTS e Convent av. lonxesIi
Abraham Davis ct al agt Clara u Fow-
- -, q go.

i4sTH ST. IS l75 Convent av. lonxes II
Abraham Davis 81 al ast Clara y Fow-
Ter .; Al foreclosure ~ mortgage ATTY.
J II zieser,
icaxio:i1irres-r sIis. ms g. in N.
Ci;v Of y Y az, Pau, Linnau e, al
amended foreclosure OF mortgage atty,
,sTH ST. IS E-I.opold H-ymsn AIT wol,
W Smith tamendei foreclosure OF mort.
srgsl atty: 4 Wiener; ..
Ms s-Henry II wolrychc-Whitnor- ag,
Anthony c REV e. a. foreclosure q.
mcr,gags st'ys, whsrry & Mysa,t
J Gertich e, al C,or.c,ossr. Of n
gage sttys. Frees 4 McEyc.ty.
5SIii ST. i52, i5i and i5s w--Jam-s F
Dempsey agt Marcaro corpn faction t.
forec.o.e mechanics iien), atty. J i
l:lsT ST. ss 40 . Park av. Scx7sT-Law.
ycrs Mtg Co agt Thai Realty Co ct q
cforey,osure OF mortgage atiys. Cary Il
cESTRAL PARK WEST. Dis, St,
zoo sN~i0o-Ia"yers Mort co asst Albert l.
sage. attys, Cary & Carroll. ~
ssTH ST. 2:s and 32s E-Juiius Levy ar.
Nathan Schwartz ct a. lforecIosure OF
two mortgagesl' atty. NJ Cooper.
JACKSON Az. IS s.: $ lenth st. ssxs7.s
.Artham Realty Go ast Universal Holt
Ing 4 Leasing CO. Inc. 81 al foreclosure
,s 81 nwg ~ avn "n,cS st'rTm,n, -,
Philemina spadaccini OF al GorcciosIre
% mortgage. a,tys Williamson A Rel
BRYANT Az. e : $40 $ Garrison av. Coy
loo-Phl'ipp Leppla ngi Martin Plrtschrr
sSsSi ATTY, i"'j II mni1j%re Srh.0'''' OF mort
iGlTH ST, ms, 80 e stebhins av, ?Sxiis s.
90, Inc, ct al Uorscic.ure Of mor,rnwe,y.
Rttys. Wesselman a krRus.
The sun., 1916-10-03
REARRAxGING 18th AVE. FIRMS
series Of Deals Acct Three Ce..
Germs.

Ma!son Maurice, now located at the
northwest corner OF For,y-third street
and Fifth avenue. has eu5let Its quarters
at Filth avenue and Forty-third street
TO Hans 4 Son. shoe dealers, for the
remaining months Of lis lease. Hanan
4 Son last "a arranged TO lease the
premises from July. 1917. Through the
new arrangement the shoe arm will &C.
cupy It's Fifth avenue quarters several
months earlier than was anticipated.
Maiecn Maurice will move to It's new
quarters in the Maison Maurice Build
ing. s6l-es3 Fifth venue near Fifty
second street. about December !. when
alterations and improvements TO the
building have been completed. Ma.son
Maurice has arranged to lease the
seventh and eighth lofts TO Hlckson,
ladies' tailor. who now occupies a num-
Der Of lofts in the adjoining building at
the northeast corner OF Fffty-second
street and Fifth avenue. The additional
lofts are TO be connected with the pres
ent quarters. The lease IL for seven
years at an aggregate rental Of about
si?S.ooo 8. d. Cooper was the broker
in the deal.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased TO the
Tire Speciality Company the store and
term OF years. and TO James d. stanton
the two story store building at 3l West
~Forty<ourth street
Cutner 4 Lir<e; have leased a iof; at
33-t3 East Thirtv-thlrd street to the
Claremont Waist Company a left at
I5-l7 East Th,rty-second street 20 Perles
& Gilbert, a lo!t in 1851 West Twenty
third street 20 the Seymour Cravat Com
pany the second and third lofts at s-Il
East Sixteenth street TO the alumet
Manufacturing Company. and a loft al
iiSi Broadway 70 Isaac Gold.
Pease & Elliman have leased oNfces a.
~ West Th!-ty-ninth street 10 Miss
Clara Irwin for Miss Alice Kauser the
four story and basement dwelling At li5
East Thirty-seventh street. east OF Park
avenue. 10 Rene Fribourg.
worthirGton W~httehouse has leased
furnished the Ave story American base
ment dwelling at IL East Eigh:y-second
street for Mrs. Leo Speyer to william
Meyer.
II. Flanagan 4 Son have leased the
premises at -f52 West Eighty-second
street for three years for Mrs Marjorie
McAneny TO Miss winifred Z. Smith.
J. Arthur Fischer has leased for Max
Thorn 10 Mrs. Kat2 the four story n
basemen, dwelling al e3l West Thirty
eighth street for a term Of years.
Pope d Brother have leased for the
Elena Realty the Ave story and base
men. building a. 81 South Washington
Square TO Mss Bessie Dunlap for a term
Of years az a yearly rental Of Se1S
Nelson, Lee 4 Green have leased space
in l5s7.ss Broadway. corner OF Forty
eighth street. to the National Vaudeville
Artists. Eddie Leonard president and
Henry Chesterfield secretary. The space
leased is the entire third floor OF the
premises.
The sun., 1916-10-03
TO ADD TO skYsCRApER row.

w w Bcsworth. architect. Is revising
plans cor a twenty-seven story store and
Office structure. sixls7 in size, the West.
ern Union Company will ouiid a; 20 to
~ Dey street, northeast corner OF Church
street. and adjoining the company 5
newly completed skyscraper. The pro-
posed structure will cost $1,000. 600. A
permit for this improvement; was iseuei
prior TO the passing Of the height and
zohins measure N July 25. The same
architect placed plans on record las; July
FOR a similar addition 10 the Western
mons building 10 cover the site at 20s
TO EOS Broadway, inc also for a twenty
seven story structure for Samuel z.
Jacobs at Ia TO ise Fulton street, south.
east corner Of Church street.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BUYING HUNTINGTON REALTY.

Eotert l.. McBreu. assistant post
master at Huntington post Office. has
IEat through Abraham L. Field the
Charlotte +. Vessel residence on Sam
ms avenue for occupancy. The same
tr1ker sold the F.. J. Mahoney house
on the Cross Realty Company's property.
"a CI!l Spring Hin, opposite the Hunt
!0rton Country Club. TO Manly r.
Hubs. a retired merchant.
The sun., 1916-10-03
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The Envy Realty Corporation. Manhst.
tan: capital, IS 900; directors, Harry Gold
berg. Harry Rubin and Joseph Rosenberg
the Arnbeck Realty Corporation. Msnhat,
tar capital. t?5. 900; directors. Jacob I'M,
quit. Fred Cmhey and Eleanor Ibsen; TIL,
1876 Herkimer street, Brooklyn: capital
so 900: directors, Frank NJ, knauss. Minnie
Knauss and Florence Buckley; the Neptune
Building Corporation, Brooklyn; capital
5000. directors. F. r, Knowlton. +. NJ
Beyhl AMI william Mstkin; the Cooper
Heights Building Company. Queens; capital
t,ooo, aireetors; MOTIFS f9merantl Fannie
Ssbonac Neck Land Company. Manhattan
capital. $4,000; directors, A. b. Champiin
Frank G. McGurk and Arthur E. Caskill
The "Eng!um Enterprises, Inc" Manhat,
tan; capital 10000; directors, Carmels
Brscco, Giuseppe Bracco and Antonio
Domino.
The sun., 1916-10-03
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading in Every Borough Is
Limited tn Few and Inex-
pcn>ive Properties.
MANY RI M0RS AFLOAT
Sale If Plant Dwelling Denied
suburban Realty Buying
Actiye-5th Az. Lease.

NV 'ropefties changed hands yester-
day T1@ market was full OF rumors
CO. q! Sh.ch vas that the fine home OF
Nr;s- ; Plant on Fifth avenue had
te,- sd THIS story. like several other
s''@' . feporis. proved 10 be untrue
Vh'a 'rves' gated The best sale Of me
day n Manhattan would not be noticed
30 q more active market. 1t had 70 do
v.;h an Inexpensive property on the
Eas: SIDE Trading in the suburbs con-
TIMES 10 show strength. which is one
G: ,he features OF the current market.
The sun., 1916-10-03
NEW HOTEL ron JAMAICA.

shampan 4 shampan. architects. have
plans for q hotel and cafe
building TO be erected on the northwest
corner OF Archer street and Sutph.n
road. opposite the Long Island Railroad
Jamaica. L. l., for the Well 4
Zer"eck Brewery. a. ownere The pro-
iecied structure has . facade on the
Spanish style OF architecture. OF brick.
limestone and q Spanish tile roof.
The sun., 1916-10-03
DEMAND FOR 8. I. REALTY,

c -re,.us q KolN has sold at H.llcrest
Pas, Great Kills, Staten Island, two
.ts 20 Charles Brown Of Brooklyn. who
". .mi- We them with a bungalow for
Tie estate OF VI. S-harff the frame
dwelling with 1--WE lots on Richmond
avenue, Arrochar. to Henry S!llano. who
age. making improvements Will occupy
tame.
The sun., 1916-10-03
xEw WEST SIDE sYNAGoGre.

Pans were fled yesterday for the
construction Of a tour story synagogue
for the Jewish Centre Incorporated,
william Fschman president. This
tGNd rg WI. house a clubhouse, re-
l.s.2ls school. as we'll as the synagogue,
Ant vi! also have a swimming pool and
rot garden Louis A. Abramson is the
a-,h.:eet The structure will be located
.: ~ 20 1855 IVES; E%ighty-f.th street,
and WI have a fr.n;age Of Sc feet and
a depth ~ zoos feet. The cost has
teen estimated at Sl5O.0OO.
The sun., 1916-10-03
TR AIDING At ~sCARsDALE,

T." Scarsiale Estates Organization
'S sold = Il. Mixers residence on
'"."Y road IN tho Grecnacres section
.f,ip!" - NJ. l.. Raem. Mr.. Mixer
i--i -rraa~.d q larger plot at the corner
I''"na"rrs avenue and Brayton
t' through the same brokers. He
to start the erection Of a resi-
f"- his own occupancy In the
tear future.
The sun., 1916-10-03
WOMAN OWNER BUYs MORE.

THlRTY-F1RST STREET-Ellen
sanders. VINO owns 2i7 and 2ls East
Tl'-;y-afst street. has bought the
N~c1eerer estate property a, 2el
u -sh John Fineran and 7. J. Ryan.
w. the latter property Mrs. sand
ee-s c7a'ro!s a plot 50xss.s between
$50 and Third The We'd
d-fn-r property measures lTxss.s. On
tt ste IS a four story dwelling.
The sun., 1916-10-03

p. %'w Jersey Department OF Con-
% .'.9 and Development has bought
. "Y county 1885 acres from
Pop IL. Snook Of Branchville. ". j., at
'f "' acre. The land lies north and
- ~" road through Culver's Gap
covered with a second growth Of
u LNl d trrr.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BROOKLYN CHURCH BUYS.

Ts lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
cA2.-h has purchased the t~ouretory
t'' -s:-.e residence that adjo!ns the
residence AZ - South oxford place pre-
st;ei = The church last spring by an
r-sa.wn donor. These two houses ad-
, - The chapel Of the church. and al
ready connecting doorways have been
a.: through the side walls so q to
make hem an integral part Of the
i.oue.;y. !
The sun., 1916-10-03
LEASES.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. n lcoth 81. 4 rooms.
1T GOETHE Edmund. Francis Realty
20 - waller II CLAYTON. <c3 W l2oth o.,
&Nrs. from oct I, 1919. atty. Geo r Fail
4sTH ST. 2Ic.2l6 W. al-Mitchel II Marx
Realty Corpn to Mark strand Theatre
CO, Gas Rui' ding BuNi,o. y Y. 10 yrs
from sept l 1910; sttys. Resented 4
ltuhes. ifo Rwav. 800, ..,.,., 81 900
sru ST. "5. = and h--Pstrick J Mooney
O. Ft'tr Gugsenhuhl. a5 s,h av. 4 9-la
Yrs AMI !" days, attys, Jobing Bros. 10
Leonard .Sl,3ao
The sun., 1916-10-03
MOUNT VERNON LOT BUYERS.

Joseph 7. Day sold at absolute public
tHg,.3n sale last Saturday fifty building
Us n the Oahwood section OF Mount
' ~-a0n for al average price OF S69l.
re was an attendance Of 800 at the
'.-, mostly made up OF local people.
Among the largest buyers were William
. Gallagher, Clinton T. Taylor and
J.''.s Samue.s.
TIE property 5 Lamartine Terrace, .
D., 51xl00 feet. with a frame dwelling,
Wa purchased by j. II. Van Deventer
~ l.verylew Manor. Hastings. who will
Guy Il. The sale was negotiated for
H"9fss J. Stengel. the owner. by Gaul
Z Bell.
The sun., 1916-10-03
n. p. PLANT HOUSE NOT SOLD.

TIE report that Morton +. Plant had
ga rs rr ience a; the southeast COR
re- o: Fifth avenue and Fi.ty-second
stree: was denied last night. A repre-
sentative q Mr.. Plant, a man with full
knowledge Of his Affairs. said that a
lease q the house IS pending. He would
Mt sve any assurance as to whether
tie ieAse would 60 through.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BAY RIDGE COTTAGE SOLD.

The Snmacros Realty Company has
sold the cottage at s35 Eighty-e,ghth
sree' ,or Emile McKinnon. and a lot
.'N!'s N the cas-; sde Of Gelston ave-
Ice. 700 feet south Of Ninet.eth street.
Z. Malcolm Mckinnon. Jr.
The sun., 1916-10-03
RHINELANDER HOUSE RENTED.

Miss Harrie, Alexander has rented the
Philip Rhinelsnder dwelling at Is Eas;
Fifty-ffth street
Pease & Gilman have rented. fur
n!shed. for Jesse Straus his fve story
American basement dwelling at 40 East
Seyenty-fourth street. between Madison
ard Park avenues. to Bernard Pollak.
The sun., 1916-10-03

erected from plans by Mulliken 4 Noel
Ter. architects. at an estimated cos, of
$4,000. The building will occupy q
plot looxlo22. The plans were filed
yesterday for the E~iehty-sixth Street and
West End Avenue Corporation as owner.
The sun., 1916-10-03
RESULTS At
lat ~ vESEy STREET.
Ry Joseph i. Day.

ny Joseph 7. Day.
LUDLOW ST. -. es ioi Hester st. :Sx
So. : sly tnt-lircoln Trust Co agt Leon
Goldeuhrrg ct al; due, s:2.7i9?5 tnNes,
18TH 81, aGS W, SIS. 100 e Amsterdam
av, .iN9g ~, z sty fr tr'-E q Glokner
Rgt Agnes Farrell and II Rid Corpn:
due, ss.5StO?; TO the plaintiff ..,..s7.5oO
ny Henry Brady.
5sTH ST. ~? W, IS. ESQ., . 10th av, "a 81
loo :, . sly into T. ChIsolrn and ano,
eyrs, agt Anna Jackson ct ali due
flan2fta; taxes, SC, t,<.t3o. to tho
pla'ntln ,,,,,,.t,,-,,,.....,.,tl9 , OOC
lat a:os THIRD AvENUEl
by Samuel Marx.
TISTON AV. 5al-5sT. W $. 100 n lS0th a.
7iNghl, . 5 sty fsts-F 4 Thomas sg,
Fu,son Realty 90 ct al, due. S7fiS ~,
taxes, &c. SI75Gs, prior mtg $50, 900,
to the laintiR. .............., $50. SOC
The sun., 1916-10-03
coal MAN nUYs CONN. FARM.

".. r''h W Mcneil, president Of the
- h.il Mcneil x Sons Coal Company
~ Bridgeport, Conn, has bought from
D. S'Irg"s twenty acres on Sasco
i., Fairfield, Conn. where he Will
e. 10 tine residence.
The sun., 1916-10-03
SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.

with name and address OF lenders at
torney)
LUDLOW st. " .. 10 n Cana IT, 20 Sxs7 q.
Aug q. l8O3-Rosalie RosenthaI to
Charles + Freeman. eKr walte- I.
Clark. s. Paul apis. Balti, Nd S25 600
Sept 81 lol5-5eo Yves, End Az inc.
27l W le5th at. to Ielceetershire Realty
CO, 2 Wall ct: atty. + c Kronmeyer, .
WAll Ht....... lll nnu
The sun., 1916-10-03
QUEENS MODEL FLAT BUYERS.

t Mathew, Building Company mas
s.4 '1rse OF is model fats in Long
lsard C;y at sos Fifteenth avenue to
s.a' StIa.pf. 52s Grand avenue. to
Charles ostrich, Jr.. and Ss5 Eleventh
S,s...k.
The sun., 1916-10-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

<%rH ST. n .. $50 n " Of Sth sv-Michas,
Torpey agt - West gan St Co. Inc, ct
al, Sep, ~. 1915 Thy bond) 80. .s6s47 rs
BROADWAY. Michael Torpey agt
John wanamaker ct al. Sept ~. 1915 lby
bond 1901. 80
.t3ronX.
cRoToNA Az, cor cro.ona Park
SS' ~ \ G me May "a
HARRlso'N Av. =. Sa n Of fremont
Inc ct al. May ia, 1915. .,.",.,,..u 81, 400
I6sTH ST. " cor Bryant av. looxiio-
Empire Fireproof Door Co agt Ron~iis
The sun., 1916-10-03
Gl-rLrr hy sta,.s follow Alabama.

Publication Of ,hc two Government re-
- RS here yesterday caused one Of the
mos: seusat oUIl advances N the history
H! the cotton market. January cor
'rncts Immediately sold AZ 1908 cents
\ pound. or sac a bale abov, the clos
.IE price Of las, week
The sun., 1916-10-03
SITE ron PATTERSON PLANT,

r. VICTOR SIX Company Of Paterson,
h's purchased a large tract on
81. Blocker and Shady streets for
VII '''H"'t with a factory, 75x23O. one
y - n n,Lsht and 70 cost $40. 900.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BROKER IN BIG LOFT DEAL.

John r. Davidson was the broker In
the sale Of the twelve story loft building
at 50 20 So West Twenty-frst street for
the American Real Estate Company to
Frederick Brown. reported last week.
The sun., 1916-10-03
BUYS WATERFRONT HOMEsITE.

orion G. orr. insurance broker. has
purchased several lots in the Bay section
a. B~rishtwaters, /. l.. on which to erect
a sInlme cottage.
The sun., 1916-10-03
ANOTHER WEST END FLAT.
s'T5,o00 10 Go Into sat street
Corner building.

~ ~" southwest corner OF West
I'f avenue and E!ghty-sixth street a
~'..ite"n story apartment house will bs
The sun., 1916-10-03
Borough Of Tae B-on1D

HUGHES Az . ., zoe is,d o. :iHico-
Jenny cintsrA 20 III. Van s,eeroarEh.
go Boston RI. SEPT ~. = US. > per cent,
atty 7 7 c., itt Bway ...... $500
MARION Az. n ltsth ST. 90 gS:co>.. ~
10. Terrence + kare 20 rise GuA- a
Tras; Co. i;s BSAy. SEPT 30 tge as ret
bend ATTY. 7 q : So i;s BNAy $4,000
BROOK Az. 1893. " - Ng"s--L - HAr-
ne, 30 Leons Hc.l.as Cvfp, AZ Bsay,
t-.e- mtg isoe. seYt =. !1.i-s :, per
I'm { g 30 e..ton. d y. -
mar Mo-r!sanis. owls > a. NJ. A-isto
Esenc schimpf, 10 HartA q; Ei~al-s;.
/ ! sept SO. due las = i.-r .. rer
cent. atty. c A Weet'. 81 4 .',ia
1887 - IS W. n $ :exl .a-N.ssat ]
EEar 20 BNrd 4 Mte Glar Go 80 Rem
so 80 Brooklyn. Sept 50. -t.c - per
hons; s.:y. 7 q 4 T %. l;s rNAy $500
sAAE FROP-SAne TO same. :: ~ Is
Ns. sept Sc. due as per eo"i ATTY
GRAND BorLEvARp & coxcovRsE 4.
" cor iiith st Ia -x:c Xl.SNtl.-Alc N
wilson 20 tnion Square say bank. -
Union 50 oct :. s US. 80 s.'y.L 7
4 7 CO. leo Bway .........,.. t' vVo
The sun., 1916-10-03

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