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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
TRADE STILL MOVING.
Leases in Many sections Tell Of
Removals and Exp nsions.

Morris A. %Steinberg and Leo Franken
leased yesterday through George II. Read
4 Co. the third foor OF the building at
500 Fifth avenue. northwest corner of
Thirty-sixth street. for a term OF years.
The l%essees. who are milliners. acquired
the former DE Pima premises, adjoining
at 3s4 Fifth avenue. three months ago
from George c. Boldt
j. Il. X. Carpenter has leased for an
architects Office for a term of years the
entire tenth floor. consisting of about
$500 square feet. In 6s1 Fifth avenue
The Douglas Robinson, Charles 8. Brown
Company was the broker in the lease.
L. p. Dutton & Co. occupy the store and
several floors of this building.
Spear a %. I'VE rented the three
upper floors In 2lS West Thirty-seventh
street to William Blrns sixth loft In
ia to 116 West Twenty-seventh street
to the Victor Cloak Company store.
basement, frst and second lofts in b5
East Eleventh street to John II. Rosen-
stein: sixth loft in 722 broadway TO
the India Waterproohng Company and
top floor In 4 West Sixteenth street to
Joseph Rubin.
Bastine q Co.. as agents have leased
the Tenth floor at 10 to II West Twenty
fourth street TO Elias Gelbwaks and the
third floor at 20 West Twenty-first street
to Hen FIigel.
Forbes & Co. have lensed lofts In Is
West seventeenth street to Friedman &
Mandel and Rosetta Waist Company
In 1873 West Twenty-fourth street 10
Silverstein 4 Weinberg and in 81 West
Nineteenth street to Deutsch a. Orensky.
Charles F. Noyes Company has leased
q floor at 543 broadway, through to
AiQrcAr qtraAt IN thu IT,ttca Toilat Gppdo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
INVESTOR BUYS
LOFT FROM PLANS
Nine story East 18th st. Build
inc Taken at a Figure Said
to Be $4,000.
FLATS IN GOOD DEMAND

when the nine story loft building
being erected at 80 and 50 West Forty
sixth street by the Ritz Realty Com
pany is finished II will be turned over
20 an investor who has already con
,racted for the purchase OF the property.
lie is said TO have agreed to pay the
builders s375.o0O for the structure.
which occupies two lots. together 'front.'
ing az feet on the street n 1905
feet deep. The property was bought by
the realty company from Or. Robert
carr last June. Robert NJ. Cats. pres
ident Of the buying company. induced
nr. Carr to permit $4,000 OF the buying
price to remain as a second mortgage
for three years at s per cent. A first
mortgage Of $4,000 vas secured from
the Union Mortgage Company at the
same rate and for a similar period.
three years. The building is being
bull, from plans by LorenE r. j. weiher.
who estimated the structure would cost
$4,000 to erect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
FLAT AND DWELLING SALES.

EAST 7sD sTREET-Dr. Henry w.
Berg has bought for his residence the
Ave story dwelling at 10 East Seventy
third street, on lot 22.6x102.c. The
sale was made by JohnP. Kavanaugh
as broker for Mrs. Edith r. McCaeg.
The property was held at $4,000. The
dwelling Is just east of Fifth avenue.
directly in the rear OF the James
stillman residence and opposite tho
Joseph Pulitzer house. DR.. BERG re-
Gently sold his residence at e23 Madi-
son avenue to the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church as a site for its
parish house
WEST l42D sTREET-samuel cowen
has sold h five story apartment
house at 23t West 142d street, on lot
%0xI0o. for the Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Company to Lazar Gold
berg.
ST. NICHOLAS AvENUE-Ennis &
Stnnott have bought from the s. 3.
Building Company. Behrman a
schwartz, 1920 st. Nicholas avenue. a
new FIVE story fiat. with stores. on
plot 40xlo0. between lS6th and 1s7th
streets.
EAST DIST STREET-Charles Il Far
well has sold for Henry S. Barlow 10
A Salinger 3l4 East Nineiy-hrst
street, a five story tenement. lot 25x
1908, between First and Second ave-
nues.
CHERRY STREET-Samuel Cowcn has
sold the six story apartment house
with stores at 232 Cherry street. on lot
:5xio0. for J. Williamson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
SUGGEST CHANGES IN
JERSEY UTILITY LAW
Applications for Issues Of So
curitipS Amount to
S15t.2O3.7

:,
IEENEoN' y 49, ian "'-rN''"e'Ne W
railroads. telegraph and express COM
r,,tcs Scw Jersey cxpends annually
''oi' '""" S'''' '' "''' %"
fordcd nv pubic u'lIltN corporations
This fact is shown in the annual rcror,
~ po,r, -, puh,i, I.,,i,, ,o,rut.
W -.
s'"i'"fS eup''''''" W '"N' r'''"'r TO-
day, together with the additional IN
formation that during the wear 1915
49,, ,. ,o o,n,to.,t,r.
|" ''"'' "'''0'' >"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
REALTY CONFERENCE TO-DAY.
Comptroller Travis IN Talk About
Finances Of Empire state.

The Real Estate Association Of the
state OF New York will hold a mid
year conference this morning. afternoon
and evening at the Hotel McAlpin.
There will be an Informal dinner session
at which Eugene NJ Travis, state Comp
%troller, will be the principal speaker.
l.. u. Woodwork, president OF the
State association. will preside at the eve-
ming session. and has invited the fol-
lowing to occupy seats at the speakers
table: Lawrence NJ. ID. Mcclure, presi-
dent Of the Rea! Estate Board OF New
York, who will speak on Home Rule
James Frank. president of the Long
Island Real Estate Exchange Frederick
Jenkins. president of the New Rochelle
Real Estate Exchange Robert \.
Wright. president OF h Brooklyn Real
Estate Board Louis II, May. president
Of the Far Rockaway Real Estate Board
Aiming =. Prall. president OF the Staten
Island Real Estate Board and Arthur
ID. La lawrence. president Of the Real Es-
tate Board Of Yonkers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
PUBLIC NOTICES.
BOARD or EsTlMATE AND APPOR-
TlONMENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY. GIVEN that .hs
Board of Water Supply Of The city of New
o 11T Il. D s,:s. o, K rs. Ss- Psf "a .n.s Of az In In; *:
mad. .usn :urysy:; maps, .I.n; specifies;
s sss%' a. po's shat !: sources Ursss for 10 : n sddi'io nal
i9pp, E,,s q q PG New .S YORK. rs ssi.. and . az. mo oss
available. desirable and best for the said
supply and has reported to the Board Of
Estimate and Apportionment with recon-
mendations as to what action should, In lie
opinion. be taken with reference thereto.
accompanying the same. bears. the date Of
Luz Is, 1905: and Ia sntitlsd Map and
s Ss;sa ios T fis.t c,; g" Of sd NJ. sor: :?.Pp sh,s q,
said map il on die in the once Of the
soasa "a n ~ Il. s sSPPllI 81 1 ss,i Si,y OF fSfs
York ci,y; ina, said map eng prom. w.,:
Xpportionment July 3. 1905: that said mss
end pronie were submitted TO the state
mission approved October al. 1914; that
said Board OF water supply has ;nads 2
ment. in which It is set forth that IL 10
necessary ,hs, the '~,d map and prSni::
BY said Board q Water supply. dated %;
s ss%S:r .s q; ms; mamie: and 'o Q. oss., rM:p from: .nS
schoharis creek an additional supply OF
water for The City Of New York." which
said map 70 on die In the once Of the
Board Of Water Supply Of The City Of New
York In the Municipal Building. Park Row.
Centre and Chambers Streets. In New YORK
Sorrce rs ALSO OWEN tina. .hs
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment OF
The City OF New York has hsed the 1tth
forenoon. a, Room Il. In the City Hail. i1
place for q public hearing upon the said
report. dated December ~. 1915, and haa
resolved that notice Of such public hearing
b. rven by. publication. In the cIrl
RECORD and In two daily papers pub.
iished In This City OF New York. and b.
publication Of said notice IN two paperi
designated as"offc iai p apers."i ~ any. for tn,
publication Of ofncial notices IN each Of ths
counties Of Albany. Columbia. Delaware
Dut chees. Greene. Montgomery. Orange. Put
nam. Rensselaer,. Rockland. Schenectady
Saratoga. ~Schoharie. westcheeter and Vi
ster. or ~ there be none such In any Of
said counties, then such no'ic. shall ,,
published In any two papers published II
said counties. such publications havinl
been determined by said Board OF Esti
mate and Apportfonment to be REASONABLE,
public notice OF said hea ring. and that tn,
Secretary Of the said Board Of Estimat,
and Ap~povtionment was directed to Civ,
such further notice a. will meet the re
Q%uirements Of the statute and as ne may b
advised by the Corporation Counsel.
JOSEPH HAAG.
Secretary Of the Board Of Estimate AMI
A~pportionment of The city of New York
Dated. New York CITY. Decemher % 1875
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
~. WEST SIDE MOTOR PLANT,

o WI'lys-Overland Company is the
~ "f lhc old Conrad Stein Brewery
if"u~r'y at 32l to j3l West Fifty-sev-
e. ID street and BIS. 524 and j2s West
! .''t- eighth street. west OF Tenth ave-
h'Ir, the sale Of which was reported last
7 4"siay. The company has also secured
'" ln'crvening lot at 525 West FIFTY
'r'iu street from Gustave Reese and
'"" CONTROLS a frontage OF $50 feet on
'mh s,Icet, with a depth Of 200 feet,
J" Cross 4 brown Company made the
co.. Work w!!! be started !~,nmed!atel.
- 'he erection u an eight story reen-
! cd structure. The new building is
- mated to cost $500, 900 and will be
Used tOr warehouse service and dis.
'''ur!on OF tho Willys-Overland uto
D.a.,es
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
LIS pENDENS.
Manhattan.

MERCER ST. 79-Maurice abr witt set
Convent Park CONSTR Co - al foreclos-
4isT ST Sii e, n =, zoos Q I'd av.
i5llxsI7; two Acknowledgment Indus
trial Savings Bank agt Margaret knight
ct al foreclosure Of two mtgesl. attys,
n a. r ! O'Gorman,
ls3D ST. =, bet - Nicholas and Audubon
avs. LOT 'i'a-Rudolph, wall.ch 60 axt
T. Osborne smith ct al Iamended fore
closure OF transfer OF tax licn): atty. A
Weymann.
9TH ST :: 100 W 9Th a; 2SsiSc'I Al
faction to set aside deed) attys, Fouids
ssn 81, rs E-L.ona Holding Corp as,
formanccl; atty, J II Zieser.
,ssp ST. ~, WmL,t"n h wsCh.l.r as,,
isT ST, - TO 90; Extra pl. 70 s; I'd st.
80. and "a aN, 80. first Moor and basement
Mailman Juveiier agt Max r wilmer ct
atty, a II sarasohn.
Hath ST ,os-Ilo W; il2d ,t. 232 W
ner ~,no'icc OF attachment atty, y W
lscTH ST, ?ss..so w-Msud L rhorp as,
Florence : Livingston ct al foreclosure
OF mtsel; atty-, cary Carroll
l.aTH CT, 900 TO 233 W-Daiton Parmly
art Florence $ Livingston ct al fore
closure OF mortgage; attys. cary \ Car
,s,TT, ST, $50 : Lemon Az, l,e1osl,
Byrnes E, al Hor-clo.ure Of msor,sassS'
aitv, & Spasnngooi,
logTN ST, ao3a = Park av. S6Slo0. IL
Jeanette q Webs agt Harry Collins At n
foreclosure of mortgage), attys, Dit
,enhoe'er. Fishel a Knox.
| l3sTH ST, EOS W-S-'ma Stern aEt Aunt,
Levy ct al foreclosure Of m%ortssEe)
attys. Goldman, Heide & Tnger.
Bronx.
FRASKLIN Az. " =, oo% 8 iGSth at. H.,
9i-Thomas stokes agt Alfred Alex
| ander Richie ct al foreclosure ~ inui !.
gageI; attys. Hastings & Gleason.
WHfTIOCK Az, g :. l:h n Tiffany st. rs,
l325-joseIh W Dougan ct al. an trus
tees. az, Mnric Woltinger ct al ffore
closure Of mortgage; atty, n swain.
3D. Az. " =. l.0.5 = l65th 81, 2;.2NI2l. =
Joseph schwartz aEt Joseph Hahn ct q
Goreclosur" ~ mortgage; atty. q !
LOT 2, blk e7s,, sec II. on tax map
James A woolf agt Henry l.issa ct u
faction TO forec'ose transfer Of tag usnb
! atty. J Il Desring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07

RAILROAD AN. = p $50 II . Union aN'
STRUGGLING 10, Inc. 2a.2 westchester av.
Api :. 1915. atty, Conrad Muller. j..
sA,MstE; prTRoPkRTy.Geo W A,y to same.
Mich IS, 1915. atty. same 81
Lot So. map GriswoiL est-John p Quinn
dale, y y, Dec 30; ATTY, Eugene l. Lar,
kin. ?33 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
uSIoN Az. ~ iS,., 81 u s,so md
ano, $40 Union av. mtg $4,000. Jan I:
a,,y: T& 7 co; 100 b"sy q
mp 10, "Tc. 0smcx,csodieSe CONSTR co to
m;s. u W.Stan Jan Use /. ss,y H' !. T Z + CO. e.:
BAILEY Hv. 5. i,5si Kiiins.eridss
sparta Ril,y CO. Inc, .os E itsth ST. De
o ?s?. nap Ven New ps,kJia.Ss I,T,,
av. mtg $4,000. Jan s. atty. T q 4 T
,s7TTu ST. ' :. So? s,ese.n. sv, 30,
irresular--Hud.on Rlty co to swift Rl!y
GO. 80 + .:d st. mtg. sS?; 900 Dec a.;
iooxico-Riedt Rip 90 TO jacoS zim.
norman. S73 f ltlst 81. mtgs' 5000
Dec 20; atty, Goldf'in 4 W. s:!
LoT 5os, map Van Se~t Park-Geo Haus.r
$4,000. Nov 20; atty, g II Baechl.r, IL,
SCRIBNER Az, n =, l7l.2 e Balloon Nv
25Nl00-Emma y Polak to Rose y car
lucci, ?7t5 CLIFFORD av. Jan s. atty. Emma
y Polsk, 6s7 fremont sv .....,.:. 80,
MORRIS PARK Az, 73S- 40. = $, 5oxlOt
Clara q Schmi,t 20 Gtancin,o Mile
sos fremont az mtg ss;ooc, Jan. :
EAST FoRDHAM ROAD, sI5.iS, n >, as;
Emms A.. Nlayhcw TO Dennis
o'Riord"nn' ioI W l!etn 81, bee w.
~oAKtANp rL.. 7i2. = 20 5yloo@r.
- paul's nv, Tomphinsville, = ] Nov
II; atty, Herson 4 y, ~ Cedar ST. $40
PLOT begins on $ = lot 40. map Mar,
- p Macomb. 100 Y Bwsy 2J,7xi2cl
Marmar Holding 'orpn to Mabel Holmes
1875 kenmore pl,. Bklyn, oct %: atty
q ! Grace, 1873 Montague 81, Bklyn.,s
lNWOOD Az, " y. 345 = 170th II. run
lI7T toesC Cromwell av y II 30.5x = e -
to centre line cromwell Creek < n e
" - \ n l0l,2x W 7s.liNls2 3xl0e
N3+5--Harry Aronson, Inc. to simon !
Osserman, 1891 Park sv, mtg tl.70o
Jan :; atty. y Y Title lns co. l3
lsNaN .s'''' ''''''s ''''' ''''t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
TO VOTE ON MEADOW LEASE.
Hampstead Folk Expected to Ar-
cept Deal for Useless Land.

The town OF Hampstead. l.. l.. will
vote on January - nex at a special
election on the proposition TO lease 10
II. :. Prichard for ninety-nine years
town lands needed for a toll road TO
Long Beach. Formal notices and ad-
vertisements which must he published
for twenty days before the election will
appear to-day. Mr.. Prichard seeks n
strip 500 feet wide n half a mile
long through town lands now useless
meadows. In connection with land ne
owns already he purposes building a
concrete boulevard 100 feet wide from
the south end Of the old Christian Hook
road. Oceanside. southerly to Long
Beach. The new road would tap the
beach Just west of the Lido Corporation
development.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

England. fair to-day and Tomorrow; mod
crate westerly winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and prob
ably Tomorrow. moderate north west winds.
For western New York. fair to-day and
Tomorrow. without decided temperature
changes; moderate shifting winds.
NEW YORK. Jan THE withdrawal Of
tho depression from tho lake regions easS srd
70 tho New England states and thu. Gulf
on on s ~, nsy h 7 opsmsd q clear path 70,
which moved southeast " ard covering ali
sections bet We the Rocky Mountains and
the middle and south Atlantic coaas yeser.
GAY, rom a centre over the middle Missis
9uch colder wes.h.r resulted In al, Eastern
seCion. except the south Atlantic and eas
Pressing temperatures again extended south
ward into TENNESSEE, and were moving 10 the
Temperasures wer. below ,ero over ali
sessions from Michigan westward over mos,
The lowest reported !cmpers.ure ~ss "
Rain fell al scattered points in the Gulf
and south Atlantic Statos, the Tennessee
Valley and on the 'Paanc coast. aud snow
rsdc: AT,ons and New Mclico and IN eastern
In this city the day was fair and much
mid,y;. Si"p Per or cent n0r SMom.ier. e soT.s sS
P, r' n. Soc Goa level NJ s";
tn Temperature in this city yesterday.
as recorded by the ofhcisi thermometer y
shown In the annexed table:
.eAM ,sss.::' 1875 81. ar. NJ. ,s I: "::.
3P. 81 ...s5' W.is Mid. 81. Sc
Highest temperature. Sc. at $40 A. NJ.
Lowest temperature. az. o. midnight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders
fOruey

,wi,h name and address Of lenders at
torney
SAP ST., s,,' sH N ssxt.5 10 " Ar rim l.. ',sSS,r
]r lin.S sTnF. s. Il 93s%,ih s ST .ttys' " i",Ia.
ssTTmH ST. $40 "; : ;, sai w. Nh ~ iSSS
$50, Dec i, laosrJohn NJ peem'r to
A Ar,SrI: pS,s sna d Emsi 4 Es and Emil H'T J
Becker. Ind and e>r william j Reckcr,
deceased: at'y CO. i5e Rwsy 81, 900
10, ~lsOs-Charles and cora Martin to T
sp A., ,s;, IN { IroIH M { lss5R s st;
Robert J Mashach, eSr' atty Felix I"lnlGo,
s7TTiHk' sr. "'aa!ss.ii E columbus Az, IN
ZOOS. Dcc Is. lssS-rrederlck and E'2a
Aldhous 20 the y V In" Ins 90: atty.
Edward y MoCa,, iso BIHy ':.,'Go
~leIe-Anna Mullen to lph!gcnia Z
place; sttys. Wells a sned"k"r, -. Sas,
loan, jan 5. Iisi.-Rose ii Kaufman to
Tc-Si. Appelhsnm' 3ot Eidr'd;' ST .,tAS;
,r iir ~ a. IE!"tnS,. i?5's " Az A. 2s':>S%SI,
INV g. isia-Isak Freiser TO sam
H E,OEm' 3 S Ear. ws sa. 4v' 4",, ~ &. %
LEXi%GToN Az, N7, n = c isth i, COX
70. Aus 8, i%sl,-chss = and Florence
Il liss TO Anna Pekowsk sky, 40 Audubon
sy; atty, ! V scharrien' " Court st;
,sh sEIin ST, n :, iiG W Ans, ay,.' iSsicSs'ySU'
oct ~, lgll-kuhn, Lawson 60 to VIM
Hauptmann, 40 = roam 81, .ntty.,
Az 4. i7I,7s; ne. Nm st to3 2. Li7S
9b5, App 80, Henrietta Fisch TO
R.rnhard Feifer. 1903 e slst 81; atty. l.
LEXINGTON Az, = =, GO . : ssh st, eoNsi,
Dec %, lell-Albert : Batchellor to "
s Trust 90, ~ Wall st; attys, stewart
& shearcr a. Wal st, 10000
ATU ST ltj W, n :, 40 " Sih av. - TX
100 5: ttth 81, l+7 ", n =, 500 " 6ih av.
lssxi0o,+, sept 10, laii-Marg't II and
Helen r Forbes to Theo Greentree, cot
" 18th st; atty, Warren Leslie. 1si
| I4TH sT, ~ w. h-re!nhetofc described.
. Ian 2. lal@-Helen r Forbes to same,
atty. warren Leslie. Is5 Bway, 49,. 81, 500
<tTH ST, IA ", for" desrrih"d.
July ~, isii-Maig't VI Forbes to same
NTH ST. S?i Il. II y. $50 " East INT
av. eiliNl0os, Mar -. iOs-Fesdh
! Brocker. Jr. to Mathiida krackc, indy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Ai.RA\i. Jan S-The fo,lowiuc realty
t~nrporatlous N'r" chartered here to-day:
Nl'ah"r Realty Company, Ltd Mania
Tan. 'ipi'I. ~f".6"u. directors, A'geruon
: Norton, PHOENIX lurriham. Srw Nork
lily Bronson y Reynolds. Brooklyn. y, Y.
lomara, Realty Corporation. Mtnhat-
tan. capital. 5000: directors. Pcujamin
II. R"salcr. Henry VI Levin and Sigmuud
l;uhlu. Sew York city.
4 " Richard Company. Manhattan
capital, tg.5nh. directors. clinton Lucas.
Gr,H" = Iaquc-, New York city: Elsa
~chWi't. BROOKLYN. y Y.
Jefferson Realty Corporation. Brooklyn,
capital. $4,000. directors, william c
storm, Mario storm Miller and Frank A
Miller. Brooklyn. y. Y
FIuy-uiuth stree Building Corpora,io0,
BROOKLYN capital $1,000 directors. \ herr
stone. Harry Sp"ilbcrs ana Joseph Pow
ers. Brooklyn, y. y.
k~eusing'nu Homes Corporation. Brook
lyu. capital. $1,000. directors. Morris Pos
nor. Jacob rorcNic1ky and Joseph Pow
cr4. BROOKLYN, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07

Tho 50 West SiSty-seventh Street
Company. a syndicate Of artists and
musicians. with Rudolph c. Culver prcsl-
dent. fled plans yesterday for the eigh,
story apartment hotel they will uild on
tho south side Of Sixty-seventh street,
+25 feet west Of Central Park West.
Shape & Bready are the architects. IL
depth OF S5.2 feet. with q facad OF brick,
limestone and terra Gotta. und will be
Breproof. The cost q been estimated
at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07

John +. Whelan. vice-president of the
Cnitcd cigar Stores Company. has pur-
chased the plot at the southeast corner
Of Lincoln avenue and the Esplanadc in
Ire chester Hi section of Mount YER
non This Is opposite the house on the
Ba..ey estate, 1t fronts $50 feet on Lin
coin avenue and $50 feet on the Es-
Nlauade, The property was purchased
from the I~.angdon Terrace Company and
Albert J. McCarten. The report is that
Mr. Whelan will erect a residence on the
POT, which Is one OF tho most desirable
IN the Chester Hill section. The broker
IN The transaction was l.. J. Thill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
Movements Of Naval Vessel.

NSIIINGrpN. Ian. 6-Thc dosiro,cr.
Ra|'h, B'"ht'n ana Parker btrtfesn!ps
FLORIDA and 'ah Nav" srrivsd al Tpmp
kIusNttc. turprdn boa Blakrly and DO
s'ruy"r CUSHING - New Nork yard. Ice
ship Glacier at Tiburnn, GOLFERS lIuif,.
Ship Vatican at guantanamo.
lh" cruiser Baltimore has aal'cI 'roun
Hampton Roads to sea for manpuyres
destroyer Bushnell from Rrcmcr,ur for
san Francisco, sunhoat Chattanoogt from
san Francisco Tor san Diego, htiflnship
krarsdrGc from Vera cruz for New or
leans. collier Naushpn from La IA, fo-
san picgo, collier >vro from Topolohampn
Tor GuHNmuS, cruiser New Orleans from
La la2 TOR MH2atlHu, destroyer p'Bri,u
from Philadelphia fpr Norfolk. tug on
tart" from NV ' ork yard for cape Henry
mine ship san FIan'iscO from Portsmouth.
y II, for Boston, aud tug Sonoma and
Nsnktnn from Sew York yard tor Cap.
Henry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
LEASES.
Manhattan.

srH Az. : " cor Ib3d st, store and base
msnt-Margt g DAILY TO EdN II Terp. 300
W l5sd 81. 3 yrs from oct /. 1917: atty.
r = Meehsn, Ii3 Bway..........se..oo
GREENWrCH ST. 2Ge, I'd, I'D and ith
Hoors-i.ouis VI Bailey to Jas = Coward,
Rsyonne. y J, : ". from May l.. 1916
a,tys. Gee r Read & co. 30 Nassau
81 ..,..sf., .'.s'''''' 's's''
MONROE ST. ~: Rutgers st, so. corner
store and bssement-Gussie Spcktorsky
TO Michael kuker, 81 Rutgers ~. +t-l2
yrs from May !. 1916; at,ys. II koehler
& Co, sol LIST w.. $3.50
nth Az, 42O, all-Alhert Goldschmidt to
Kari Meyer. 81 " lin 81. 3 yrs from
Jan /, 1915. atty. W : stlhr, H~ohoken.
y j ...s ..s.'s't' 't'''ts t''i'"
nTH Az. 40. sll-Marietta VI Stuhr 10
Albert Goldschmidt. 40 iith av. 3 yrs
from Jan /. 1916; atty. W = stuhr. no.
boken, y 't'lts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
ROSE sTAHL BUYS L.. ]. 10 ME.

Miss Rose Stahl. actress. has bought
q" residence OF a. X. Flo on Braddish
hr"nue. Bayside Park. Bayside. l.. j.
~" house. which Is OF hollow tile and
t'G'co and Of the craftsman design.
stands on a plot 75xlO0. overlooking
I.''le Neck Bay. The price paid is said
:" lave been $4,000. Miss Stahl has
a-0 purchased through the j, Wilson
Dayton Agency from E!oise McNickar
-" four lots adjoining the Fox resi-
d"'re. This will give Miss Stahl "A 'front.'
AZ II l15 feet on Brsddish avenue
6 q . depth Of 100 feet on Pulls avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07

SIS Brilliant Baton Rouge. " miles south
OF sandy Hook AT noon
S. San Ja1lnto, Galveston, IN miles south
Of Sandy Hook at : = N
- Radiant, rur, Ar'har, GO miles south
ives, Of DIamond shoals IT noon.
- TamrSi, Port Arthur for Bayonne, 40
miles north of Jupiter AZ noon
tux krcnc, Rruns0ick a3 miles southwest
OF Diamond shoals Al F, T. NJ,
~ Somerset, Tuxpsn,, sb miles west OF
Sand Key al noon.
81 Glonp0ol. Tuxpam, 20 m,lcs cas-, of
Tuxpam ~ noon.
S. Comls, New Orleans, IS miles north.
west Of Tortugas ~ L. "
~ III Orlrnic, Galveston Is mica east of
Galveston bar Al 4 y "
- Nelson. pOr, Arthur for I~ayonne, q
m,lts south NJ sandy Hook ~ : y "
s. Rl,hmHn. .nI hssrs"' e. m'lss eas 81
So Iroluols, .san'o Domingo, IS miles south
Of Sandy Hook ~ 7 y. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
BANKERS LEAVE WALL STREET.
=. w. Straus 4 Co. Take Space q,
Broadway and Liberty street.

S. W. Straus & Co. bankers Of Chi
cage and New York. have leased from
the Wendell estate through Derschuch
& Co. the first floor at $50 Broadway,
northeast corner of Liberty street, for
their Eastern office. which is now at l
Wall street. The space rented was for
merly occupied by the Williamsburg
City Fire Insurance Company and Is In
the heart Of the Investment banking dis
trict. the Guaranty Trust Company. A.
r. Leach e. Co. and Kountze Bros. being
on the opposite corners. The business OF
the Eastern office, which was established
in 1912. has outgrown its present quar-
ten. resulting in this change OF loca-
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-07
SMITHS PAPERS TO BE SOLD.
Newark "Star' and eagle" Under
Hammer on Jan. ~.

NEWARK, Ian 6.-Thr Newark Frr-
ntnG star and the Morning tagic will
he sold ~ auction January u by tho
Fidelity Trust Company as receiver for
tho Newark Daily Advertiser Publishing
Company,
tn" newspapers were formerly con-
trnll"i by former United States Senator
am" smith, lr The sale Will lee sub
icct 10 confirmation by the Chaucery
Court. Tho papers n been appraised
At s@ji,00 and have an annual gross
income Of $500. 600.