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EAST 10th STREET.-THE Cruik.
shank Company has sod for Mrs. Eve
lena punning 20 East 12Oth street, a
Eve story apartment. on plot ask
ipO.il. opposite Mount Morris Park.
T1e deal was made OH q cash basis,
there being no element Of trade IN
" The buyer il an investor.
WEST lsSTH STREET-Hell a. Stern
have sold TO d client. for James FL
gar Sons, a plot at 145-49 West 1Ssth
street. opposite Devoe Park. covering
about three and one-half lots.
ELEVENTH ANENUE-O. Scheuer has
so.d the four story tenements AT 563
and so Eleventh avenue, on plot bOx
leo, to 4 client of George ". Adrian.
Tor investment.
EHlRp ANENUE-Richard II. Scobi,
has sold for patricA Tanning 1851
Third avenue, a two story bus,n css
bliidirg on lot 25x60.
EAST 18TH STREET-J. 4. Ffnneran
end = j. Ryan have sold for Ai,ken.
Son d Co. 2l9 East Twenty-hfth
s'7e-t. a three story and basement
dwelling. On lot s5xgs.a, 10 Mrs. Annie
L. Noodcuck
WEST 5uTH STREET-Frank b. Tay-
lor has sold for George +. Garfield.
e. executor OF the estate of DR..
Charles Townsend Dade, the four
story and basement brownstone dwell
irg at % West Ffttieth street, on 10.
?lx!00.5. Columbia University lease
hold
WEST i3iST sTREET-senior 4 stout
aa'o .O'd Tor c.. c. Schmidt i2S Wcs:
iSlst street. d three story and base
hehl dwelling. Ca lot -vNiv".
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on retired - 90 officers IN accordance
VITA provisions or Revised statutes from
June ~. ami detached >ava' War college
20 home
Lieutenant Commander s Z NJ Major
from naval Wa college. Newport. x l.. 10
pAr,ment
Leu. r - =, slower to IN. 81; Louis ss
executive off rtr
Lieut. \ " Toh"'. commissioned from
September :. l9l-
Lieut. q NJ Rav-nscroft. Commissioned
from september 20. 1871.
Passed Assistant, Pavmaster o w.
Icttc', com miss'"red from Ausust .,
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WHLYS TELLS OF MERGERPLAN
Important step Taken In scOO,-
600 900 Undertaking.

In connection with the proposed $500
600. 900 merger OF the WilIys-Ovsrland,
Hudson and Chalmers motor car COM
panies and the Auto-Lits and Fisk Rub
Der companies the following announce
ment Vas authorized Yesterday on behalf
OF John y. WHY'S, who, = - said. will
head the new concern
"A new corporation IS 20 be organ
tied by John y. WHY'S and certain OF
h.s associates In the Willys-Ovcrland
Company. which viii acquire their hold
!ngs OF the stock of that ompan and
the entire capital stock Of the Auto-Llte
Company. Tho new corporation viii
no controlled by Mr.. WHY'S. This is as
far ne the arrangements already made
have gone, II Is contemplated. however.
that the new corporation will make an
offer TO the other stockholders OF tho
Wflys-Overland Company. and will also
acQuire other manufacturing properties
whose lines supplement those OF the
Wilys-Overland Company. Among tho
properties under consideration are those
Of the Hudson Motor Car COMPANY. the
Chalmers Motor Car Company and the
Fisk Rubber Company
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho white star liner Celtic, sailing 20
day. for Liverpool vii take mail, closing
at : 40 A ". for Europe except Ger
many. Austria Hungary. fusemburs, Bul-
E'ria. Serbia, Turkey. Netherlands. Nor
way, sweden ana Denmark, Africa West
Ala aud hast indies. also for spain and
Portugal. - specially addressed.
IN" white S'ar liner rretic. sailing to
ds' fu- %'p'"s. viii TAX. mail closing -
i \ NJ, Toy the Azores aud Gibrai tar, also
'nf itJ't. kuwar.l. Switzerland and C-e",-
NH'H fp"'I.. addressed.
tho ''I.tn liner Ducs desli Abrussl.
sailing tu-IuorroV for Genoa, VIII take
special! addressed mail. closing at 80
A 81 FOR Italy. hlsaania Switzerland
The French liner Rochameeau, sailing
80 morrow frr Bordeaux. r'l tak~ mail.
sing At noon. g.. I'r3a,. iinmanl.,
arr.aut, l'.lN, V'.n. IHrt.gt'. Egypt.
Gree e., Ht'ti.h India sf..-H E.st Afril 4.
siam, Ma''s, Gihra''a~ '.l,or straits
settlements. put.H Last ina'.s, west Aus
tr5lis and rcrsia.
The American liner Sew York. sailing
tomorrow .for Liverpool ~ take mai
g--many. Austria, Hungary. Luaemburs.
H.lEAria. Serbia. Turkey The Nether'and-.
>rr'sy Sv.1~n and Denmark, Africa,
Nr- Asia and the Last lu1let
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Trading N THE bronx BEST.

last lsiTH STREET-Richard n.
scooie has sold for Henry Il. Murray
the dwelling. on plot 5oxl00. at 3s6
ard 3ss East l9Ith street. 81 feet
vest OF Webster avenue.
CsTER STREE1-A client Of Blackner
4 Breunig has bought the two story
teo family house At $50 Cos,er street.
or lot 20xl00.
FoRDHAM ROAD-Richard II Scubie
has sold for Mary AMMAN the new
building at 30e Fordham road. betwe.n n
T!ebou: ven and Elm place. This
p-9perty has a frontage of 31.S feet
OF Fordhain road.
EAST i65TH STREET-John +. Fetzer
has sold for Z. Schaefer 10 Emma Jar
ret G3s East lG5th street. a five
story modern apartment house. on plot
51.sXl00.
CfATTERTON AVENCE-Paul Weber
Ard J. Hiilman have sold for j. Sparks
s.o9 thattertcn avenue, Cnionpor;.
. two family brick house. on lot 25x
loo.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

VA-u.>GTO% JuneS Submarines A
A, A, As, .A-o, A. ard b, II ami Y 2
sailed from Cavi'e tor Lu~ena. rniuc ship
Baltimore eft l~ort>mou'h '"r Plymouth
cruiser ChAttanough oft Gunyfnas for san
Diego Golfer Cu.soh LETT komsua fui
Maooris submarine p-l eft Newport tor
l. ork ls'Rnt sound 'orredr boat Fox left
Aberdeen, wash. FOR Portland, ore oil
ship KanaNha 'tr PORT Arthur for Mel
We, Y. I; collier Mars EFT CiuavmhS for
SAN Diego yacht Maynow er lett W shiue
ton ior New York, cestToyrr NcCaN l.tI
Portland for rorf.iuputh tugs Patep-cc
and PatuNHu' left Nfw Yor': FOR Plymouth
collier Trrfcus - Cristohal for liAm ptor
Roads destroyer Roe left Charleston for
Norfolk
cruiser CI.vc,ani arrived AZ Guavmas
DESTROYER cummings at bar liarbor de
stroyer Duncan a. Chatham; destroyer
Tanning At Booth Bay bait ship florirh
at Mock Island sound destroyer Jenkins
at Harhor EA", guuhoat Memphis al
Monte Cris'i; bat'leship New Hsmphshire
AT Rock Island sound. destroyer Fau.!lng
at Booth BAY, supply shIp supply A.
Manila, hat,lcship ttuh a. Book leland
sound. hatt,esrip Vermont At Newport
destroyer Nirs'ow At Machias Port
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SATISFIED

win name and address OF lenders
i7,sr ST, 1880 w. .Aprn IS, ,sis--A,d.r.
Aron. :lol Rway. atty. Morris Cooper
75TH ST. so7 ". Mar .. 'isi6.cn1amrm,ooooo
Constn Co. zoo W 7?h st, to Isaac May.r.
80 AZ. 'M5. iorii a. isii.-H.rnryy'1, too
1917 e 18th st, TO Jos a Muidoon; atty
y & I co, $50 Bway s9,7oo
chattels, &c-.Chas Brinkmann TO Alphons
20: atty, Ern.s, s%chaexer, iii Broad,
LESxiNGToN Nv. io'S n SIN .ts0'..ooSS
IS. June ~. lol3-Cath u Santry to WIN
II Beaip, trus viii Julia s Bryant, a,tys.
.Thenl & Beam, IS Wall st...,,.. 81, 500
CLINTON ST. 81 Dec I, 1905 Rose Wei,
WI Nina stiner, atty, W lkowi,., S
iooTrIi 81 sss w, June 8. 1907 AsnepriISGoo
Realty co, 1853 Rway. to Farm Loan &
Rs II, 20 William at. ..,... $500
AVE H.. II " cor nth 1t. "a $500 i, June IL,
lp0J-Abr smith, $50 W l50th At, 10
Annie smith; atty-. Arnstein & Lew i2s
lsSTrmI' 81. is, W. Feh ., ieii-James X
Yo"nkers, y Y. atty, SAM y Edrnead, so$
LtnWEIsNGroN Az. $. soss octh - ''2ooSS
81, Jan ~. i9is-Jos I Carroll to WIN
Renn; atty, l. r & T CO 1850 Bway. 800
SD Az. $50, Feb ~, ieos--Ltlisn Hot, Isl
u 37th 81. TO Auguste oehl'nann: atty.
rEARL- ST a. Jan o. 'i'i?, lease ,chs;ieiHr,
&c--Chas 4 Tro ksnhurg. .:. Guvon AZ
oakNood Heights, staten Island, TO
George Ehrei. atty. Ed~ " BurEbaid,
IL 0i.eee
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NEW JERSEY NOTES.

Dunseath.. senior curat. of -. George
Church. Manhattan, VII succeed the Rev.
William X, Brush as rector OF ~. Pau.
Episcopal Church. Jersey City.
Fire early YESTERDAY destroyed tho lumber
Yards and mills " tho waters & Osbo-n.
Company. manaftc,urers u sashes. Bind,
mated at .~'i5o.ooo. part Z which /.
covered by Insurance. "
Judge Abram Klcnert ~ Paterson. yes.
'crday granted permission 20 Cen, Maa;.
a hollander living In that city. TO change
eleven children 10 Martin. III. has been
in this country FOR thirty years
While being shaved In a barber shop a.
tS3 Henderson street. jersey city. vestcr.
gay John heei'' a de'eGtlv. sergeant In
stricken with acute Indigestion and died
before medical aid could he called. Keefe
was IS Years old
Reports from Mountsinsld. Hospital IN
MontClair yesterday were to me erec, that
Mrs John Malone. who was taken there on
May IS. following an automobile co. ision
witn an tr.e ,rs1n sinSac which re-
has failed to rally and that her condi,ion
IL extremely serious.
Gov. Fielder ha. reappointcd John Ken
nell Of the Passaic Association Of Exempt
managers ~ the state Firemen's Home a,
Boonton. Charles r. Close Of Mataw,n
was named to succeed G.ors. e Meade u
Perth Amboy. Tho following were sl.o
appointed to tho board; Edward O'pon.
nell James J Manning. Jacob l.. Ruune,l.
Elias X. Leslie. Egbert Seymour and
william X. 'ttthews ~
one hundred and hf,.en students IN IN.
Montclsir High School. who will receive
their diplomas next Thursday. are member,
OF the hrst class hat has for many yesr-
been graduated from tho school building
itaelf, Heretofore tho graduation sYsrcises
have been held In one Of tho town churches
large enough to accommodate the An.
diences, hut the completion Of the new
100000 schoolhouse mabes Rvailabia an
auditorium large enough.
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Incoming VesseIa-By wireless.

&. . wvlie, TamT'c, 81 miles south Of
lN1.'er A. noon Yesterday,
- Oliver ! Olsen. GreLsdi, 1s niles south
OF sardv lIook a. noon
- ~ Mund0, Galveston, e! urles nc1hvsV
81 1OrtuEas ~ NoOu
- NrnNs SOW Orleans IT miles north
west OF TOrtugas At noon
50 yeraTo. Jacksonville. = miles rorth Of
g. Johns bar AZ v N
81 Gu.f'sht, TOWING Sh~nsngo. Por, A1hu,
~ 'n.lcs from Diamond SAosl Al p ~.
$ Monterey. N,fs cruz - miles north Of
Nassau a. : y. VI
THps Eee9e srGnswtai - miles sou,hvs'
s. clerokee Georgetown, NJ mites south
- tonchO, Galveston. SO ru.les south ~
Sandy hook AZ z p NJ.
s. Aripahoc, Jacksonville, In miles south
OF Sandy Hook az : p NJ
80 Medina, Galveston, IT'S ml!es east OF osi
veslon bar az : +. NJ.
$. e sol Galveston. crossnd dsiveron b,
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LIS pENDFNs.
Manhattan.

islST ST. 5 =. 200 " 9Th av. l5NlOoli-
Hgra.. N'cois agt Barringer Rity Co.
ne. ct al tspecinc performance. atty,
HUDSON ST, .:o-Frsnk r,eh.nor ct
closure OF mortgage; attys, Appel &
Rot,enb,rs at t1aadd Rf,s Go =, al % lfor.'
closure OF mortgage. atty, IL Koppel-
il3TH ST. n ., :25, e sth az. ?S.iooi,-
Estells Scholle ct al AIT Moses II Moss
e. a. foreclosure Of mor,sage), atty,
9TH Az. ~ TO I'm Y Life In. Co
m6T,sSS'l a,,y. g w Hunsei!
mortgaeen; attys. Heyn a Coy,ns,on.
StFNcE Eif sri in. { Go cor ar, Sa nm.r =. ria sts sdS
al ,foreelosure Of two MORTGAGE; atty.
10TH ST. n :, sol c Lenc1 sv. i7nloc IL
VIM e Curtis, trus. ast Leopold Lyons
ct a. t,oreclosure OF nortsasel. attys.
1921. :brs y. \ M. =! a. re I.nox s HG't .ss,oo ii
Henrietta * Halves aEt Mott u Cannon
81 al foreclosure OF mortgage attys.
Lloyd q Maddox.
inston av, :2xsi s-Barwood Realty co
sf' Michel A a.y. {. al otS5.s!S;as.
LOT 80, block 1851. %seetion 10. on tax map
i ,S OF Nsw York AZ Sdward 81.
Ia'"n ct a. 'ACtlon 10 ioreclose transfer
of tax LEM atty, l. Hardy.
LOT 8. block AIS. section IN. tar map
Same agt Clarence W Beach 81 al tac-
ton same atty, same.
LOT 81. block ans. section 10, on tax
map-Saine agt same faction same)
atty, same.
LOT 3. block 2TIs. section 10, on tag map
Same agt same. faction samel atty,
same.
Lot 10. block $3.50. section 0. on tax man
Same agt Margaret Mccarthy. ct al:
action same) atty. same.
Lot So, block 3loo. section II, on tax map
same aat Dennis W Moran 81 al: (ac-
tion ssmei: atty. same.
Lot !. block 1886. section II, on tax man
Same agt Emanuel u Bach 81 al: lac
ton samelt atty. same.
FOREST Av, " q, $50 Q Homo nj, 20
x~sI6-Anna Friedrich agt Robert A
Crockett at al; foreclosure Of mort
gage): atty. II Rabitzek.
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THURSDAY, Jun,

htfSDAf June
GLIDING very few for the market Th.r.
was no trade In 1.-Two cattle. The feeiiny
was steady, with hight receipts expected
rather slow but rrm ~ ,iFisisc for ciiv
dresssd native sides, l7aI9c. for hind.
and ribs: l2plic. for chucks and piats.
KIs.ipt. Of gaIve. were :7a head. In
feeling was abou. steady, With rspor,.S
Gales at % 0odSl:,bo per 100 bounds
a. senersIly s'ssay prices city drss,ei
at isc,, country dressed at i?i. qi7c'''
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 5,,,
sheep were IN fair demand and steady:
lambs on continued moderate receipts
cleared Common TO prime sheep sold at
ordinary e. prime lambs AZ siiS;is: one
car at tla2s; ousls at 20, Dressed mutton
nrm at ioGifc' per b.; dressed lambs at
lGH2ic. "
Receipts Of hogs were e.o1a head, in
Guiding barely half a car for the market.
Feeling steady at yssterday's quotations
heavy weights. $3.50 ssr rsueSs. '
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uoTrL ~ AsTOR CORNER.

An apartment hotel, sixteen stories
h,eh. is planned by q syndicate headed
Nv Herbert Lucas. architect, for tho
william Waldorf Astor property AT the
northeast corner Of Fifth avenue and
Fry-s.Vth street, fronting lis feet on
the avenue and $50 feet oil the street.
Adjoining 80 the north is the Coils Il.
Huntington mansion, on the Fifty
seventh street corner, The lease is said
10 he for tweuty-onc years. with re-
,evals. The building planned will cost
tbou' 100000 and will he erected by the
,hompsor-Starrett Company. which has
received the general contract.
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RENTING IN OLD DISTRICT.
Lofts In Former Mercantile Zone
Find Tcnants.

Daniel B.rdsall & Co. have rented a
loft at 56l-563 Broadway TO the Fault
less Waist Company at - Grand street
20 the Monarch Leather GoUis Company
three upper lofts at l3s-Iio Duane street
10 Sonora P~honograph Company a loft
AZ +4-4S West Third street 10 Zeichner &
Goldberg at CO.'S? Lispenard street 10
Henry Glass & Co. AT IS West Fifteenth
street to James Nagel Mt 20 Duan
street to I.oewy, Coster 4 Co. AZ 800
Broadway to Stahl IL Cohen at c0S-2l0
Wooster street to Glassheiin Bros, at 6
West Thir;y-seventh street TO Paul Sc
b~astian. and AT 22s West Broadway to
Bear Mil Manufacturing Company.
Charles +. Moves Company has leased
Il floor at "a to 60 Lafayette street TO
R!tierband. Reed & Co. n floor at 4c4
West T%h.rty-,hird street 10 the Sovo
manufacturing Company offices in
the Fahys Building. 52-5& Maiden lane,
TO the Public Service Commission space
in 2l-23 Ann street TO ". Drerel and II.
Huge. and a floor at ?2l Pear street 10
B.Nedetto Tas'ellsro.
Gunner Il Upset have leased a loft a.
s32-63i broadway to /" Ste,nihal X
Bro. ~ ~ 10 20 T.. Th!rty-second street
To- kleiuteid " RENTER AZ llio Broad
way to Wcinrcb n Horowitz AT y West
TWEEN. y-seveDth street 20 l.apkin. Solo
mon 4 Heumann: at ~ 10 Is East
Thirty-second street for John y. Geraty
to Mol Bros, and at 3o-32 West FIJI
,e""nth street 30 J. T.. Bernstein n Go.
Cross & Brown Company has leased
the building a. 1871 West fifty-ilrst
street to Roscoe Clark. l.. J. kerrigan
and G. J. Minn at 50 West F~orty-tfth
street. fourteenth floor 20 Starr Piano
Company at 727 Seventh venue God
frey Building. space TO r.. &. Moss Mo-
ton Picture Corporation. Standard News-
iln, Inc. Harvard Film Corporation,
Patriot, Film Corporation and the Amer
lean Correspondent Film Corporation.
The Duross Company has leased the
store AZ 54-56 Gansevoort street TO the
II. q. Wagner Automobile Company for
a term OF wears.
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RENTING NEAR THE sEAsHoRE.

William l.. Bowman has rented TO
Charles Cllmann the Rosenstein cottage
at Wave Crest. Far Rockaway; to T..
NJ. Bernstein. the p, IL. McCaifrey cot
tage on Spray View venue, Edgemere :
to r.. \. Stone. the Hirschman cottage
on Neral o to l.. Libermann, the
Mulholland cottage on Hollywood ave-
nue. to Paul Salvin, the Faber cottage
on Broadway to Morris Vos. the Ostend
cottage on Rue de -. Felix to George
McNally. the kcan cottage on Grand
view avenue to Charles Stern. the Milk
mann cottage on Cedar avenue To- l..
II. Chalif. the Banaster Realty Com
pany cottage on Nelson avenue: to
Arthur f.. Wright. the Hainen cottage
on Beach Forty-second street TO Gus
tave We'll, the Van Dusen cottage on
state street TO Louis Salant, the Tomil,y
cottage on Nostrand avenue, and to
Meyer Stern, the Friedlander cottage on
Franklin avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
GorLrT> TAKE Old STORE.

Nar' II Goelot, kobcr, Go.lc, and
-"7+' '''"itt, trustees. took over yes
,ftt' H- ulaintifs the former Mozart.
.,' 'I.laheriy store property az the
" 'p.u"r OF Eighth avenue and
nv ''Hl-d street at $500, 900. The judg-
amounted to $31s,95o, together
'' taxes of SIC 900, Tho property
' 'N" four story buildings on
'.' hI"1 aud Was sold by Joseph
10! Last week the property was
,,.'''I a. auction by Mr.. Day In a fore
..t'' q \ second mortgage, but there
't'- no h.I> made
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WAR CUTS MILL OUTPUT HERE.
salts T~stU~ 90. Forced 20 Reduce
Orders Received.

Frederick Z. Kip, president OF the
Snlts Textile Manufacturing Company.
notified the companv's customers yester-
dav that because of the Government en-
bargoes In Europe on pun elk yarns
and silk materials the concern was com
PEELED To- reduce by ~ per cent. the
orders which u had received for soil
pushes and velours du nords.
He said that because OF the inability
OF the company to get foreign d~yestuffs
n six yarns the conp1ny's producing
capacity had been reduced about 20 per
cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
VERONA G H SANITARIUM.
Cttfsens Oppose One Proposed In
Residential section.

VERONA. ". J.. June s.-A pe,u' on
signed by moro than 100 residents OF
this town protesting against tho loca-
ton IN tho residential section ~ a ,uber,
culosis saritar'Lm has been presented
TO the state BOARD Of Health.
Mrs. Annie VI Cron!n and Mrs
Charles Rice mad application TO Tho
board for permission 20 conduct a re
treat for sufferers from pulmonary tn
berculosis. The protcstants were not
sVerSe to a location In the outskirts
of the town. tut they contend that Il is
undesirable in one 81 tho best residential
sections. The city ~ Newark now main
'ains a sanitariun in the outskirts o,
Verona.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
RAIL WORKERS ASK QUESTIONS.
Conference With the Managers Adj
journed rntu Monday.

Representatives Of the h~rotherhoods
continued 20 ask questions At the cor.
ference with the committee Of general
managers OF railways yesterday They
were ali relating to double compeusa-
ton which the roads SAY they want
abolished.
Due question asked 10y a. Il. Garret.
son, head Of the conductors. took IN the
case ~ a man who starts out IN the
morning As a freight brakeman and
works a fraction OF a dav. Then i pas
senger brakeman IL hurt and this n
takes his place. running 200 miles. IN.
der the schedules. the workmsr contend.
he would he entitled 70 three days ray
They asked how the companies would
treat him.
Tn managers at. going TO tah- unit
Monday 10 answer. Tho conference nd
)ourned at moor until that day
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McNEAL, NEAR 70, QUITS R. & O.
Place ~ Treasurer to Ne Taken by
", NJ, Dcyereux,

j. v, McNeal, fourth v-cr. pr~s,der,
and treasurer OF tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. has rendered
h4s resignation. TO become effective on
June 80, Mr.. McNeah who has served
tho Baltimore and Ohio for more than
thirty years and has been IN railroad
service for more than forty years. Will
celebrate his seventeen birthday next
Sunday.
Il. NJ. Devereux, assistant treasurer
and transfer agent at New York, has
been appointed to succeed Mr.. McNeal
as treasurer, No action has been taken
by the board 10 MI the fourth vice
presidency. r. b, Luckey will succeed
Mr.. Devereux.
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49,
winds.
FOR New Jersey and eastern Pcnnsyl-
vanilla. local showers to-day aud probably
tomorrow; not much change in temporal
tur"; moderate east and southeast WINDS.
For western Ncw York, probably showers
to-day ard to morrow. moderate south
CRY winds.
NEW orr June "a tecondary cen
ire OF depression appeared on the coast ot
New Jersey yesterday and caused norm
and uortheasterly winds on tho middle
Atlantic and New England coasts. but the
principal centre Of disturbance became
more vigorous and moved slightly west
ward - a position over southern Wiscon
sln
Rain fell quite generally from tho upper
Mississippi valley eastward and was heavy
IN Wisconsin and Illinois and at Some
points IN the middle Atlantic states.
showers occurred IN the south Atlantic
states. but throughout the West the
weather was generally fair.
Hig pressure prevailed over New Eng
land and was moderately high over tho
plains States AVID or the north Paciflc
coast. hut low from Montana southwark
~ was warmer ~ the Rocky Mountain
states ana ~ western parts OF tho middle
Atlantic states
In THIS city light rain fell all day, little
change In temperature, wind, fresh north
cast; average humidity. as per cent; ba
rouctcr, corrected to read to sea level,
NJ ; 4 NJ, 29:s', . = NJ. 1888.
The Temperature IN this city yesterday.
as recorded by tho oficisi thermometer. Is
shown In the annexed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
100000 WEST SIDE GARAGE.

Plans have been fled by r. a. Morris
Cor q ono story automobile service huild-
ing on the north side of Fifty-ffth street
loo feet east of Twelfth venue 1t will
have a frontage OF 1870 feet and a depth
OF 1905 feet. Thomas q. Patterson Is
the owner ard the cost has been csti-
mated at sac, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
RIG LOANS FORECLOsED.

suit ,ss been started In the supreme
Court to foreclose two mortgages
executed by the American Tract Society
To the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. The fnt mortgage Is for $3.50
0O0 and has since been reduced to
s1.I9i, 900. and the other is for $135, 900.
The property involved Is located at the
southeast corner Of Nassau n Spruce
streets, a twenty-three story office build
ing. on a plot l0o.6x94.S feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
roRDHAM LAW IN wOOLwORTn.

Edward J. Hogan has leased 10 the
Fordham Law School OF Fordhain Uni
versity practically the entire twenty
eighth floor of the WoolTorth Building.
The floor will be extensively altered.
divided into class rooms and the school
formally opened In September. The
lease runs for a long term Of years, The
Law School was represented by Eugene
A. Walsh. The school II now at $40
Nassau street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
FIRE RECORD.


: " Dsmase
s.o.-ia:S Broadway (auto,. g 4
~n4'rucdr' ......... ....... Slight
d 5S-S-i r i2i.' IT. not given .Sone
5o-lio-l52 Thompson At. lin
RoZarta ....... ........ ...... Slight
9.bo-li0 f. 39tA ., Homo for
Nurses ........ ...... ..... $500
= NJ
i1-b Gold - Ronrs- Ms 90 Soue
5b-l5Uth IT aut sd az. later
borough Y. Il. co ears. Unknown
5:5o-lsi tth ay.. Frederick ScAlr $500
6.a5-s55 eth av., SeiptltZ & Free
s:l5--5sl =. 10Th ~. John s-bo. Slight
':2S--7a , i'Ni - Nash Webb slight
s4O-.tll Nth av.. Patrick Parker rrih!ng
10 .sO--o-i-5-1 Broome st.. :. Bern
stein and Son ...... .Tr'r!ry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-09
TO IMPROVE UPTOWN BLOCK.
Three Flats 90 90 Cp on wads-
worth Avenue Frontage.

The Wadsworth Association will build
thrce fNe story apartment houses on the
block front on the east sid of Wadsworth
avenue, between 1S9th and i9Oth streets
George keister. architect, fled the plans
Yesterday and estimates the total cost
AT Slll,ooo. Two Of the houses will
measure t6Xs0 feet and the third 59.7x
~ foot