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Business Troubles.
Receivers In bankruptcy.

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes
terday In the United states District Court
were as follows:
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS CORPORA
TIOS-JudGe Charles NJ. Housh appointed
Alex A. Tausky receiver for Automobile
Mechanics Corporation. mercantile pur-
suits ISL West Twenty-fourth street.
under q bond OF $500. David NJ. Neu-
berger, "a Broadway, is the attorney.
Petitions in bankruptcy.
Petitions in bankruptcy fled yesterday
in the United States District Court were:
SOLOMON SOLOMONOFF-Nolun pc
tition by Solomon Soiomonon. jeweller,
81 LeEoN avenue. Liabilities, $lS.52s:
assets. Ss3&. Principal claims: David
Grossogeat. sl,sss: Mr.. Nersesiian.
G.s1s; David SHERMAN. $3.50. Horace
London, 302 Broadway, is the attorney.
ESSEN BARGAIN FURNITURE HOUSE
Involuntary petition against Abraham
Halpern, Individually, trdaing under tho
firm name Essex Furniture House. lit
Essex street. Liabilities and assets not
stated. Principal claims: Morris Datz.
$500: Max Kaiichstein, 5000; Abraham
Kstz, $500. Henry J. Block. 277 Broad
way, is the attorney.
Assignment.
MORRIS AMI FRED KANTROwITZ--
Trading as kantrowitE Bros, manufsc-
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BALTIMoRE-Ths Hub. A. P. Clarke
linens bats), Hotel Navarro. =. s
BALTiM6RE.s,swar, 4 M. GS ,.is $ s.. Stack
BALTIMoRE-stewart a Co. NY kirk-
patrick {men's shoe:,, 2 West s1,h st;
eoSToMmca% r,n,s,rs R sss10 latham
BosroN-Jordan March Co. %. Rooeliara
boys clothing. basementl. t32 Fourth av.
BosToN-Jordan Marsh GO. A. A in2
BosToN--Jordan Marsh Co; W. T. Var
mum tSoys c Eaa1,S .S Snd 00'S WASH
posToSojordan Marsh CO. e. e. Ran
dali tmsn's hate. ~: Fourth av x-.
pp pr .msn ysG assFs w. sG s7s II H. Near
CHICAGO-Cnrson. Prize, Scott & Co. j. J.
Mulverhill linens furnishing goods). ioi
cHicAGo-Marshaii Field & Co. d. c.
BiaE tmen's and boys underwear. 1907
rHicAGoHJ. Miller tmen's furnishing
goods. Hotel Brs sim.
cHIcAGo-R. Buchner tyoung mems md
boys' clothins). Sears Roebuck Co..
~HfcAGo-sears. Roebuck & Co. q. Ket-
tleweli (work clothing, sheep lined over
ellis. raincoats. mackinaws and mems
COLUMBUS. oHIo--Laznrus. r: r. Up.
poody tmen's and boys clothins). 225
FTP sv'; Hotel Coliinswood
Richards (mfrs. bar and walters Jackets,
athletic summer underwear). Hotel AL
HoUsToN-Hos.n & Aiinoch Dry Goods
goods ass Church st" Hotel Great
Miscellaneous
APEX. N. CO. C. Norris & Co. @. C:
Norris general merchsndise). Hotel
ATLANTIC cITY-D. Berger trestauran,
supplies), Hotel Continental.
A IT n has, f1rsr AAm
ready to wear. notions). - Leonard At.
BALTIMORE-W. Cohen (dry goods and
n general meIchandissl. Marie Antcinette
BosToN~s B. 4 n. W. ". rleisher. u. w
Flsisher tyarns and braids). Hotel Wal
BosToN-Browning. King Co. Miss A. L
Ryan (childrens clothing. furnishing
ESoGs hstS. is Cooper Square. Hote
BosToN-shepard Norawell co. c. II
Hamilton tumbrellasl 220 Fifth av
BosToN-Columbia Embroidery Co. A
i Kspls Ha,s s,emSroidertes'. Broadway Cen
cHIcAGo-M Rudoips tuniforms. &c.
CH1CACo-wcst. Burxhardt g. Pente. p
West general merchsndise). Hote
cINCINNAT1-I. Geisman general me-
| chandisel. Holland House.
COLUMBIA. S. &C. Capiin tdry good
and and 5enstSi merchandise). Broadws
1 1entrai dotel.
DENvER-panieis & Fisher Stores. II. \
Perkins twholesale). "a West Esd st.
eleventh floor.
| DuNKIRK, ". Y.--Liberty Store. A. Gel
ten Clothing and furnishing goods)
Hotel Rreslin.
ELIZABETH CITY. v &c. Steven
| fnotlons), Hotel York
Ell PASO-A. Schwartz tdry goods ant
| general merchandise), Holland House.
| HAMILTON, OST.-Finch Bros NJ. J
H>ockley (women's ready to wear AM
house furnishing goodsl. Hotel Grand.
Buyers Coming.
| BIRMINGHAM. ALA.--The Pouscon Co. l.
Block expects to be In New York octobe
for coats, suits and dresses. care q
Joseph T. Leonard g. Co, $50 Fourth nv
IDALLAS-Goldsmith ID. @. Co. Mr.. Gold
smith will be here Tuesday. buying read
| TO wear.
PITTSBURG-Plttsburg d. G. Co. Mis-
| Sproat twomen's WEAR, will be in tn
city Wednesday, care of Bnzen, 4
| Leonard st
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Business Buildings, Apart
mepts and Dwellings Pass
to New 0wnerships.
SALES ARE SCATTERED
Man From Mexico Buys Home
on West 72d St.-Metropoli-
tan TO Build on Church Site.

WEST 18TH STREET-T'he Bond and
Mortgage Guarantee Company has
sold to n client OF the John p. Pell
Company 419 West Seventeenth street.
q six story. tenement with stores, on
let 25x92.
WEST 72D sTREET-Pease & Eliiu,an
have sold for the United states Trust
Company. the four story and base
ment modern dwelling. on lot 25xl00.
nj 322 West Seventy-second street.
The buyer Is a mining man from
Mexico City. who intends to make
his home here.
WEST list STREET, ] Phillips 4
Co. have sold for the Fidelity Com
pany 43 and IS West seventy-first
street, two four story high stoop
dwellings. each on y OF 16.Sxl02.2
WEST 18TH STREET-The Fontenac.
q six story elevator apartment; on
: plot 50x100 feet, at rs and IS West
i13th street. has been sold by the
Lawyers Mortgage Company to an in
weston. 8. Jaffa negotiated the deal
WEST 125TH STREET-James H.
Cruiksfank has bought from the
broadway Savings Bank. the 1--WE
story double flat, on lot 25xlo0. at
SOL West 125th street, adjoining the
corner OF Broadway. The property IL
assessed by the city at 1000. Leon
8. Altmayer was the broker.
MADISON STREET-Erederick Brown
has resold to David Kbtler and Jacob
Cutler 34S Madison street, a five
story tenement. on lot 3sx954.
SOUTH. STREET.-THE Cruikshank
Company has sold for DR.. r. G. Dick
fpson and others to a client for in
vestment 80 South street, a four story
brick business building, on lot 20sx
ss.s. 40.5 feet north Of Burling slip.
The Cruikshank company has been
the agent OF the property for nearly
one hundred years.
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BIDS $9.25 TO $50
FOR OFFICERS GARB
Amazing Variance in First
Quotations Of This Sort
Asked by U. s.

The hrst bids ever requested by the
Government for the making OF uniforms
for army officers were opened at the
ouartermaster Department, 100 East
Sixteenth street. yesterday. They were
from manufacturers in all parts OF the
country. A feature was the variance In
prices submitted. Some Fifth avenue
tailors asked as high as $50. Other
makers bid as low as 1875.
Heretofore officers have purchased
their uniforms from retail clothing
stores or tailors. and made the best bar
gains they could The Government took
no part in the deal except to outline the
specifications. Under the system to be
adopted officers may buy their uniforms
from the Government at cost. The Gov
e.nment will place orders with manu-
facturers and merchant tailors for $4,000
officers uniforms.
1he bids submitted follow:
Rogers Peet Co.. IA: Fruhauf Bros. q
Co.. 's EP S,.ssss. ,s Price CO.
Co., coats, t6.l0. breeehes. t3.SS; David
Adler & Sons Clothing Co., $500 per suit.
,, Hshn M Ia9FSt Ga SsuS sSsss eisSs
Co. $40: 1, Adler Bros; q Co; nt;osi
sne SeuieIo s.ssnuu' eA''''' ''N' ''
- -. o Fsis.on 4 Co. $3.50; ). Frank
Murphy .ss' Per suit ISs ina, En.
Goldman 4 CO.. 1850; =. snei. .neurs a
c Sis sui. Mars T. s. W sSs 4; SS
louis Gslser. Sreeehe. only: t,.5s;
Nathan H's q PiEs Coo o. IS; sartorial Hri
Clothes Co. Inc. -sii: Caring -sarrow Co,
ss7i. strouse 4 Bros. Baltimore. sit,2S;
rr % ',s al | nss bsl s ,n;, labor s
ier.si and labor included; Kohn Bros Halle
Co.: coats ,ssin; Hart. schannef a
Moe Levy & Son. ,lo.s; Stern Mayer
| Co. Ss.7o; Hays. Lev! a Co. az; Heidel.
CO.. coats. s,s1; FRANK Imand.. SIS. inai:
viduni suit to order: Happen a Pierson, 80
per suit: Alfred Decker a cohn. sio25'
Broks@ Bros. ,i?ss; E. N. Lowenstein
coats. t.e5; Frank Pruchs & Co. coats
SO; the storrs sehaefer Co; 80; L;
poration. ts.75; schloss Bros. & Co: 1856
Leopold Morse Co. ss.25; L. s. Uniform
pl SSnu s.s I nilsd Becker s COIN ss
Charles kaufnsn 4 Bros. coats. NsS
Sre. sIns :i t?' Conn R Ri..man en- Co.
! coats. s5.:5: Morvanthau Bros. 3s5; L
| v. Price d Co. 1870.
| b. Kuppenheimer e. Co.. 1880; NJ
oppenheimer q Co, s7.:s: iickey. Freeman
! Co, 3l4: II. Slegel Co. 3lO.as; Mark Arm
| helm. Inc. eli; Majestic Tailors. f.lb
Kingsba ker & Co. 5000; Hornthal. Fisk
i IL Co, sl0,5o: Morris Goldsmith 4 Co.. S5.e5
William J. Coleman. sts; Gwenl.n. Inc. s+5
&C. DoSleT Co. .s Twyt,'TYr. G lnG,
nick. Son q Co. SIS: the L. A. Armstrong
Manufacturing Co. s236o. sac: John Pat
terson q Co.. $T5: Leon l.assero. sb6; WIZ
lam Broom, $50: +. II. Woiwod STI
Mezel. SO: Brooks Uniform Co. t..G.
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HONOR FLAGS NOW FLYING.
Realty Owners Like the Iaes and
Subscribe 70 Lonn.

Captains OF teams of the real estate
division report a distinctly friendly re-
ception OF the emblem idea, OF which
Laurence Mcclure, president of the Real
Estate Board. was the author. The fret
active day OF the drive brought several
applications for the flags, which, hung
from the front OF building, testify that
the owner has subscribed to the fourth
Liberty Loan, ito the extent of at least
half of per cent. Of the assessed valu.
alton OF the property. Perhaps the
largest and most conspicuous of the
citys business buildings displaying the
patriotic signal yesterday was the For
ty-second Street Building, which had
earned the honor by making a subscrip-
ton OF s17.500.
Many others that are not yet fiyins
the honor emblem are entitled to II
and will be displaying II as soon as the
honor flags can be provided. Among
them are the North River Savings Bank
$500, 600; the franklin Savings Bank
100000: the Bond and Mortgage Guar
antee Company, Clarence II. Kelsey
president, which yesterday subscribed
5000 900, and the National Cloak and
Suit Company, which subscribed $685.
900 In addition to their trade subscrip-
ton for the special purpose Of getting
flag for their building.
within a few days the real estate
honor flag will be flying In numbers
sufficient to make its presence felt In ali
quarters Of the city. q proof In every
instance that that patriotic piece OF
real estate Is doing Its bit.
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METROPOLITAN TO BUILD.

4 The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany. which has contracted to purchase
the Parkhurst Church site at the north
east corner OF Madison avenue and
Twenty-fourth street. intends to improve
the site as soon as conditions will Der
init. by extending the company,s present
building known as the Metropolitan A>-
mex, which It adioins. The Metropolitan
occupies now fully four-fifths OF the
rentable area of its building, which
covers the entire block between Madison
and Fourth avenues and Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth streets. and uses all
OF the sixteen story building known as
the Metropolitan Annex. The company's
business Is developing co rapidly that in
comparatively short time 1t will re-
quire every available portion of its pres
emit building. 1t follows that the I'M
movement to be put on the property just
purchased will be OF character to util-
lie the plot to the best advantage.
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Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have leased
for Major August Belmont his large du-
pick apartment consisting Of twenty
one rooms and six baths with private
elevator. to William Evarts BENJAMIN,
furnished. for the season: also at 1875
East Seventy-second street apartments
to w. c. Squier Sd, and CAPT Maurice
w. Neustadt; a!sS at $40 Park avenue
to Mrs. L. H. Hubbell. and at Ala Madi-
son avenue to Miss Anna Holch.
Pease & Gilman haze leased 10 La.
mar Hardy. formerly Corporation Coun-
sel, a large apartment at SIS Park ave-
nue.: also leased an apartment at $50
Park avenue to w. NJ. d. de Peyster.
and an apartment at 500 Park avenue
to G. c. Chapman of Scarborough.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have leased apart
ments to B. r. Tunnison at ass Edge
combe avenue: also to Vincent Planco
1t 56s West 1t9th street to Hiram c.
Morgan at 4S St. Nicholas place; to
Messers. Franklin G. Rosenberg at Sos
West 149th street and Mrs. Mathilde
Foster at ass Edgecombe avenue,
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Mr.. Ksmholz velvet d-esses). care Ell
ph II s .pGfr II Ea.t is's Fro,
Goldman OGdieS coats). Miss A. p. Ler-
ner basement ready to wear). Broadway
PHii.ADEfPHIA-N sneilenburE q co.
Miss c. Lowenstein tmisses, and chill
dren's ready to wear. 1881 Broadway.
PHII.HDELPHiA-s. Rothschiid q Co. NJ.
Gutman Manufacturers infants and
chlldrens coats). 1852 Broadway. room
PITTsBURG-Frank 4 seder. Miss Meyer
dressed. Holland House.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dry Goods Co. II.
ID. Ehrlich tcloaks. suits. child-en's and
Infants wear). 81 West 2sth st.. care of
SPRINGFIELD, MASS. - The woman's
Shop. Mr.. Cohen tready to wear). go
Broadway room COS,
srRlNGFIELD. iLL.-..Bressmer Co. G. O:
Mckenzie tsrits, cioaks. waists and
sPRINeFiEkp. MASS. poole Dry Good.
J. Cronin. li0 Fourth av.
ST: LorTs-Lentzner Cloak and Suit Co
s. Giickman tready to wear). l6l
ST. LOUIS. w. Heyman tcioaks. suits.
skirts, &c.). New Strand Hotel.
ToLEDo-kinx Manufacturing Co. J.
dressing sacques and drt sses. Herald
rrPPER LAKE. y. W. Tas.r n.ai..'
TUPPER LAKE. ". VI. Taser twom-
| ems furnishinss). Broadway Central Ho-
WHEELING. W. VA. s. Nayior Co.
l.. J. sibert (knit goods. underwear and
hosiery. lol Franklin ST.. care of Con-
wlLKEsBARRE-wiik Dry Goods
| Co. T. L. Rasbidge twaists), care WILL
lam r Knott: 20 East 2sth st.
wiLkEsBARRE-Blu Bros !; Blum
| lcloaks and sui;s). ~ East 23d St. room
wIIsMINGroS-R. Tokp,s Sons Ne. E
Nhn t-sady to wear). 1870 Broadway
Mems and Roys FurnishlnE..
! IEDIANAPOLIS-w. II. Block Co. W
| Middleton tmen's furnishing goods. boys
clothing and travelling outnts). 1891
Observation-Disclosures Mere. Co. F. w
oT M1snes .msns ssoe s. West sIth e..
den Sm A fuasi.hins s Nsy Mao 49,;
broadway. room sos.
Observation-Disclosures & Clo,hier
n; Frederick, tmen's eiothinG. Sst
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. n. F
Whitehead tmen's ciothins). ll6 wes
PRovIDENCE. r. IN. Ettlineer omen,
hats. gaps. furnishing soods>. Hote
sAvANNAH-The Quality Shop. 3 w
| Thorpe tooys' and mems garments)
Hotel Col!ingwood.
E. Ink tsu.pendsrs. mems furnishing
goods>. 3T7 Broadway.
ST. LOClS-Famous Barr Co II. s
Kline ,mens underwear). 81 West Ssth
TORONTO. MacDonald-& Co. J. Mllr
| tmen furnishing goods. Hotel Breslin
| TROY--Goodkid Co. +. Kranson (men's
furnishing goods). 1913 broadway. Hotel
| Brozteli.
| wASHINGTOS-M. Goldenberg. u. H.
| Rosen tmen's clothing). li4o Broadway
| Hotel Martinique.
| CHICAGO-Benson & RiSon Co. George
! X. Benson tmen's ciothing). Hote
| Aston.
CHICAGO-welss & BENJAMIN. A. Ber-
kowitz (mens AMI boys suits and over
| coatsl, care Broadway Central Hotel.
| CLEEE '.ASD-Sewman Clothing Co. Mr.
! Newman fclothinE, &c.), Hotel Broztell
| P1TTSBURG-kaufm a. Baer. Julius
Eaer and Mr.. Harris (men's and boys
| clothing. care II. kaplan, I04 Fourth
nv.
Mons and Boys Furnishings.
! BALTIMORE-Bernh Bros. A. n
! Goldsmith Cmen's ard boys ciothlng)
| 40 Fifth av., room soe.
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Fear of Silk Shortage
Is Called Unfounded

THAT supplies OF raw silk will
continue to be adequate for
all purposes is the forecast
made yesterday by the Silk Associa-
ton OF America In It's annual re-
port. 1t is pointed out that Japan
Ii increasing her silk looms in ex-
pectation Of n large crop OF raw ma
terial. that the French crop Is larger
than last year and that In Italy steps
have been taken to overcome the for
mer shortage brought about by the
war.
The fact that as much raw mate
rial has not been made up into
fabric as in former times 10 also
given as a reason TO expect no short
age. So many factories are en-
gagged In Government work In which
their spindles and looms can be used
for other purposes besides silk spin
ming that enough raw material ha
been left on the market to meet ali
purposes.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
lat II vEsEY STREET.


RIVERSIDE DRIVE, ?22. s4th at,
7sxIas.Sx irreg. sty apt houSa-Albany
Say Bank agt RemOr Corr ct a. due.
s3o3. 649.25; taxes, &C, SlO.973.sO; to the
plaintiff for s290. 900.
ST. NICHOLAS AV. 1911, 3IsxSS.6x27X
I'LL. 8 sty tint and strs-U 8 Fire Ins
CO agt C II Lott. exr. ct al; due. $23,-
OSl.ss; taxes. &c. .33Os5; to the plein-
TIL for $4,000,
BY Joseph +. Day.
wADSwCRTH AV. 81. i7Gth st.
2lIixl00, vacant-A g Gaynor ct al agt
II J Jacobs OF al: due, sii.6S6sS: taxes.
&c. $3.50; to the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY Arthur c. Sheridan.
CHRISTIE ST. 1876 and 1877. 50sx1ssx
irreE. . sty ioft and str bldK-S Y ILfo
Inns Co agt Minsl;er Realty Co ct al; due.
si7l.6576si taxes, sc, t35250; to the
plaintiff for 100000. b
lat 32l0 THIRD AyENUEl
18TH ST. $50 L., 25Kl0o. I sty tnt-Mu-
tual Life Inns co agt Sara Barnard et
al; due, $5.2lO.67: taxes. &c. Sl65: TO
the plaintiff for 5000.
by George Price.
WEBSTER Az, 5o64. c 20?d st, 75x
100, ] and Hty dwlg and str-dity
Heal Estate 60 agt Nina Seinert ct al;
. Que, ab:sse.ss; taxes. &C. tls795: to the
plAintin for 1890.
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Buyers in the City.
House Furnishings.

BAITIMoRE--Bernhe Bros. ~. Bran
thouse furnishing goods. silverwAre.
toys. 40 Fourth av" room BOZ. Holland
boston. McKeon (house furnishings,
&C., Hotel Latham.
| MINNEAPoILs-wyn Partridge A Co.
Mr.. Gearhart rugs, carpets, &cJ, 45
MiNSEAPoLrs--w yman. Partridge & Co
II. l. Gesrhart thouse furnishing goods
NEWPORT. =. HI. W. johnson & Son.
J. W. johnson toh!na, giassware). Broad
| PHILADELPHIA--Hy Holmes G. sons. Inc.
II. r; Holmes Carpets, rugs &eD' Hotel
Fleece Goods.
| ALBASY-HofmayerD d, @. Co. p. .. Hof.
| mayer tdry goods, AZ Leonard az.
BoSTON--A. Kaplan tdry goods, &c.).
broadway Central Hotel.
NASHVILLE, TENN.-Herman Bros. q
Lindow. Mr.. Lindow tpiece goodsD. eSt
PITTsSuRGIG; Klein tdry soodsJ. Broad.
way Central Hotel.
PlTTsBCRGILondon & Sons. G. I.ondor
| SAN ANTONIO. TEX.--A q. Frank Co
| Mr.. Bldethe (dry goods), "a Leonard st.
Miiliner.'.
! BOSToS-w Filene's Sons CO. H. c
Koch millinery for bassmenp. Iis West
s?d st, Hotel Marlborough.
| CLEVELAND, oHIO-Msy Co. Ais.
Davies (mililnery), 81 West 2Gth ST.
pETRolT-oeus; Rabinoyich a ogus j
LOUISVILLE. Kraxenss (milliner,
goods, Sc G2i broadway.
PoUGHkEEPsIE-F, II. Carpenter tmilli'
roRoNTo-cockburn a Bundy, Ltd. ]
| $. Benamy thatsl, O. A. Cockburn
OF !m ,l,,1.I Hotel Bristol; GO,
Co. Mr.. ouinton thats), s:l Broadway
room 32o.
Ready TO Wear.
| BosTON--G, G. Bean (mauufa cturer sill
petticoats), Hotel Grand.
! BoSToN-R. II. White Co. @. r. Jonei
waists and sweaters), care Reciprocal
Jobbers. 400 Fourth nv.
Splitter, vice president (manutaeturer,
| pettiCoatO, 1851 Broadway.
COLUMBUS, CAD. Rothschild Co. u
Rothsehiid trsady to wear, &c.). I;
COLUMBUS. oHIo-F. & II. Lazarus. Mr.
Scheiderllen basement shoss). care As
sociated Merchandising Corporation, 90!
pENvER-A. T. Lewis Miss Ke,,,
tmisses ready to wear), care W. t. Fer
ELYRIA. oHIo-Roysi Clothes Shop. r
4; Goldsmith clothing. hats. &c,), Hote
FRANKFORT. INp.-w. coh,s ,readv =,
VEINS tfursD. care Associated MerchsndiS
ing corporation, $50 Flrth av.
lINDIANAPOLlS-Rin Cloak House 1
A. Rink (cloaks, suits. furs), 40 FourtI
JoIiET, lila. Brimm tready to.wear,
ITO broadway, room 6l0.
KANSAS ClTY-Jones Store. A. Vein
berg treedy to wear), care VIM. T. Knot
| 80 East 26th at.
KANSAS LITY-Harris Fashion Store. Nj
| Grossbaum (ready TO wear), Baer & Iii
| isnthal, ll50 Broadway.
! KANSAS ClTY-Burnham. Munger q Roc
y. q. Co. Mr.. Sherlock (ready to wear
OKLAHOMA City H. Wright C. n
Wright tcoats. dresses. furs and suits
OKLAHOMA CIrY-Fieid Cloak Co J
Chaplin lready TO wear), o. ]. Blumer
thai, 1870 broadway.
Observation-Disclosures Miss MOI
| (Jobs OF silk dresses). Miss Crot
(waistsD, Miss Bernstein (Jobs of clot
and silk skirts). care Ell NJ. sknon.
y East goth ri,
PHIIA DELPHIA-N. s. Aarons (cloaL
and suits). Hotel Breslin.
PHILADELPHIA - Greenewald Bros.
Grsenewald manufacturers bathrobe
pettieOats, bathing suits, IS West sat
st; Hotel wRllick.
PHILADELPHIAr-L W. Hirsch 60 NJ
Dorshaw (coats for the basemenD. car
&. Solomon, 40 Fourth av.
PHILADEIPHIA--BlR Miss Low
enthal Jobg OF cloth and silk dresse
basement). Mr.. Biauner representing
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IRVING ARMS SOLD TO BANK.

The seven-story Irving Arms apart
ments at the northeast corner OF River
side Drive and Ninety-fourth street. sold
In foreclosure proceedings yesterday,
were taken by the Albany Savings Bank
plaintiff in the suit. OF bid OF s29o,ooo.
The judgment was about 1905. 900. OBJ
tanned against the Remor Corporation.
There were also back taxes of $1,000
against the property. The house fronts
- feet on the Drive and 1899 feet on
Ninety$fourth street. The Irving Arms
IL one of the former holdings of the de-
funct New York Real Estate and Sc
cur5ty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-02
CAN FINISH NEW BUILDINGS.

Henry Macdonald. director-general Of
the Mayors Committee on National De-
fence. has announced thai according to
q ruling of the War Industries Board
dealing with non-war construction IN
New York city, for buildings where a
substantial portion has already been con-
structed, manufacturers and distributors
and dealers In building materials may
continue to furnish materials for the
completion OF the project pending fur
Their action by the War Industries Board.
The Mayors Committee on National
Defence has been requested by the War
Industries Board to make survey of
all building activities in New York city
and to report on them. together with
any recommendations Aoncerning the
necessity for the continuance OF such
construction or deferring 1t until after
the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-02
COMMERCIAL SPACE LEASED.

Albert 3. Ashforth has leased tho
third and fourth floors at 3s3 Fifth ave-
nue to the Eugene l.. Lezinsky Company.
Bastine Il Co have leased the seventh
floor at As West REIMBURSEMENT street
TO Louis Olchin & Co.
L J. Phillips & Co. have leased the
store at Audubon place TO Alexander
Hinder and an office at 1885 broadway
20 Mrs. Ida Abromowitz.
Huberth & Huberth have rented the
fourth floor at 225 West Fifty-eishth
street to the Franklin Motor Car Com
pany, AMI a floor at 10 West Forty
second street to the Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Manufacturing Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-02
BARRACKS ON N. Y..U. CAMPUS.

Plans were filed yesterday with the
Building Department for barracks to be
erected on the campus Of New York Uni
versity in The Bronx. They call for
four one story buildings. each 12ox43,
and a one story latrine, 37x76. and will
be put up at 1S0th street and Wiegand
place. George Malcolm. who prepared
the designs, estimates the cost at
10000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-02
New Hat Trade Rates.

Samuel Karnich. president of the
LADIES' Hat Manufacturers Protective
Association announced yesterday that
beginning November new uniform
trade rates will be put into effect by the
women's hat manufa cturers of this city.
The rates will be 6-l0 L. .. NJ, with
March 10 and September 10 dating for
spring and fall goods respectively.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-02
Buys NEppERMAN HOUSE.

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold for ]. W. Parker his house on
hin Terrace. Nepperhan Heights. Yon-
kers. n. y. to A. Joyce OF New York
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-02
MANAGERS TO MEET TUESDAY.

The next monthly dinner meeting Of
the New York Building Managers AS
sociation will be held at the Park Ave-
nue. Hoiel at s $50 =. NJ, Tuesday. Oc-
tober s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-10-02
BUILDERS BUY IN BROOKLYN.

The Meister Builders have bought
1885 East Thirteenth street. n two fam
lily cottage, on n plot i0x100.