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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09

23xio4.3: April 4. 1907: Annunzata Brandt 70
John Badlnelli; $1,000; attorney, VIM @ Null
ligan. T27 fremont
CASTLE HILL AVE, 8, 80 II OF 81
Raymond ave. being lot 1873. map 277 st Ray
mond Park 25x53: April 9. 1910; Chas S Nc
Garry TO Louisa Nedhurst and ano; 81 200; at
ioraeys Clocke. Koch & Reidy. 39l East 10th
st.
KINGSBRIDGE RID, e $, at middle Of lot
a., map portion OF Anthony estate Heights OF
Kingsbridge. which is div bet land hereby
conveyed and premises conveyed heretofore 10
Alfred Ericsson, or 1926 It n OF Mndam pl
10 new 9 S OF road 1163x 37.6 to beg; March
H. 1910; Gertrude Scott to Milton = Day.
81 900: attorney, Morton Henry, 1913 Bath
gate ave
LOT 800 wv y OF, map 143. Wakefield. 50x
ia; Nov ,, 1911; Filomena Cipolla to Sadie r
Clocke; $1,000; attorneys, Clocke. Koch 4.
Reidy. 39l East 149th ST
MORRIS PARK AVE, n cor Delaney nj.
45xS6 11x4J5x327: April 20, 1908; Helen Hart
mann to Adolph y Baumaun; 500: attorney.
Geo Alexander, 3lo Washington ave, Brook
lyn.
SAME PROPERTY; Sept 7. 1907: same TO
same: 1000; attorney same as above.
WILLOW LANE. II s. begins at pt 8
land VIM Maher, 54.sx6s. 9x54 sx723 May l.
1889; Mary a Ellis and ano 70 Frederick 4
Studer and ano exrs. etc: $1,000: attorney
Seward Baker, $50 Broadway.
177TH ST s $. ss.7 II Of Jerome ave- 75r
i25; Dec D. 1907: Frederick and Ellz G
Winston to Title Guarantee and Trust Co, l,s
Broadway; 81, 500
SAME PROPERTY; Oct 49, 1911: Plough &
Fox 60 to John Kiehl: 81 go; attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, l76 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

The +. r. Wood. W. II. Dolson Com
pany leased space in the Guaranty Trust
COMPANY Building. southeast corner OF
Broadway and Liberty street; space to
Allan \. Ryan. Ussing, Scoville Co.,
Davies. Thompson & Co. Mcclure, Jones
& Reed. Frank NJ. Patterson and Bedle q
Kellogg.
The julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi
Company has rented the westerly store
and basement No. 1tJ TO 123 West 2sth
street 90 s. r. Chodorov for long term
OF years.
Tho j. c. Einsten Company. 1ncorpo-
rated. has leased the store and basement
at No. Al Broadway TO the Oxford bunch
loft at No. Isl TO 1855 West goth street
10 Louis Adler and the store and base
ment al No. III Greene street to William
J. Greene x Co.
Moore. schultz & Co. have leaset NO
1872 West 1921 street three story ana
basement private dwelling house. TO Mrs
W. stanton for term OF years.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

Home for Aged and Infrm Hebrews in the
City Of New York 10 Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co; 5000
Rector, etc, Church OF the Incarnation; $50 =
OO0.
Louisa Modhurst TO William Austin; 5000.
Henry A SchwaTz 10 Daniel + Schwarz: ST.
Aaron Carpenter and ano, trustees, 70 Elsie
Ingraham: 81, 100.
Herman Benz TO Madison a WiStott Con-
struction Co; $1,000.
Madison & Wistoft Construction Co TO Will
lam y + Medholdt. 81.
Bank OF Europe 10 Mary Woytisek; 81
Henry II Knoll to Anna i Caswein 81
racCb Oppenheim 10 Adeline Borck 500.
Tsidor 7 Pocher 10 Mary J Mcdonald; So 064.
Esther Isenberg 10 Osias karp; 81:
samuel Schlesinger 10 Esther 1senberg; 800.
Adam Kerner TO Aida Warfield; $1,000.
Joseph Hamershag to Brooklyn savings
Mary p Nolan 10 Elizabeth steninuller; so-
800 ,,,
s3.O42.
the CITY Of New York; 5000.
New York Trust co to Charles Hernsh.sri
and anO; $1,000 .
charles Wynne to Flora \ Solomon; 81.
John Rudd 10 Edith II Manear 81
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO West-Park
Presbyterian Church OF New York city; sl25,-
Esperanto Mortgage co to Eldon Bisbee and
ano; 81. 900. ,-. =. =.
LAWYERS Mortgage co; $4,000. $1,000
Joseph Yeska To Sgmund ADLER: slooO
New York Trust CO to Title Guarantee and
Trust CO.. $50. 600 go ,.
Realty CO. 81
MECHANICS LIENS.
WEBSTER AVE. 9O9i George W Bancroft,
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, April g.
1913.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Ocean (Dutch). Rotterdam March
20. 10 David T Warden, In ballast. Arrived
at the Bar at 9:15 a m, 7ih
Steamer American (Dutch), Antwerp
March "a, 20 ID Warden. in ballast. Ar
rived at the Bar at IL y m. 7th.
Steamer Commodore Rollins (Nor). From
terra March 81. TO the Atlantic Fruit Com
pany. with fruit. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer California CBr). Glasgow and
Neville March 20. to Henderson Bros, with
$50 cabin and $50 steerage passengers and
indse. Arrived at the Bar at 1872 m. 7th.
Steamer Guiana (Br), Barbados March 20.
81 Lucia and Martinique 20. Dominica and
Guadeloupe 81. Antigua and ST Kits April
bridge q co, with lO5 passengers. mails and
ndse Arrived at the Bar at midnight 7th
steamer Miliinocket, Stockton. to The
Great Northern Paper Co. with paper. Yes
sci 10 A II Bull & Co. Passed in Quarantine
Steamer City Of ST Louis. Savannah April
15 70 the ocean So Co, with passengers
and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 4:0J
Steamer Navahoe. Georgetown April and
Wilmington 3, to the Clyde SIS Co, with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine
Steamer ocmulgee. Galveston March 81. to
the Texas City SIS Co, with mdse. Passed
in Quarantine at 5:l5 y m:
Steamer Star OF Australia (Br), London
March is and cardir n. TO Funch. Ecys
& CO. in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Minnehaha (Br). London March
90 10 the Atlantic Transport Co. with ~
cabin passengers and rndse. Arrived at the
Bar at TIA "A m
steamer Rroonland. Antwerp and Dover
March 20, 10 the Red Star Line, with 10
passengers and mdse. Arrived at tho Bar
steamer Farmand CNor). cienfuegos March
20 and Jucaro 30. TO the hunson ss Line
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RECORDED LEASES.
CWLth name and nddress of lessenl.

with name and address OF lessee)
AVENUE .. 81. alt; Frederick W Haug
and ano 10 Richard Manning; yrs from
May I. 1913; sl.525; address 81 Ave d.
HOUSTON ST. 27S East. basement aud
store; Tillie Gauszig to Abraham Kuper-
schmidt and ano; 10 yrs from May !. 1918,
S1.O20. address, 90 Monroe st.
HOME ST. ISL store. upper floors and
cellar; Mary O'Grady TO Elizabeth Thiel.
!, yfa from Aug l. 1913; $3.50. address. ISL
UNION AVE. 1857. corner store; George =
Tronmer and ano, cxrs. TO Charles Hart
mann and ano. yrs from March /, 1913,
$50; address, 1857 Union ave.
- lSr AVE. a. store and cellar; Henry
Bender 20 Charles lnnerheld yrs from
May J. 1913, Sl,3s0. address. l9s East Hous-
ton 50.
isT AVE. s9l. store and part basemen,
lich. yrs from May l. 1913: SILICA: ad-
dress. sol LIST avo.
TINTON AVE. =. 1919 It W OF DAILY
wilkins Amusement co: 10 yrs from com
pletion Of building; $1,000. address. 1921
wilkins ave.
% AVE. lI7l. store noor and cellar; Nor
ris Morrison To Frederick Weist: yrs from
May /. 1918: $500. address. 1i7i "a ave.
ID AVE. 1868. south store. Bella Fisher Ia
Albert Nagei; yrs from May !. 1913; $40;
ID AVE. 1864. north store; Bella Fisher
TO Henry Stecnbrock. yrs from May I,
1917, s'52; address. 1864 "a ave.
Sd AVE 3OOG. one story and basement
building; George Fienckc 10 Evans Bros.
Inc; yrs from. April /. 1913; 81. 100; adj
dress, 1920 9th ave
30 AVE. 1854. store: william schole
lndivid and trus TO Hugo + Wolff. yrs
from May l. 1913; $1,000; address. l4Gi
80 ave.
STII AVE. 2io7. store and cellar; Caroline
Ithoff To Benjamin Kramer; 5-f2 yrs from
May I. 1913; $500: address $50 Manhat-
tan ave.
10JTH ST. 4ii To 400 East, all; Herman
kahrs TO Never Denker Sinram Co. 10 yrs
from May /. 1913: $i.s00; address. 90 East
bth II.
NTH ST. $50 East. all: Regina Gottes-
man aud ano TO Philip WALL: liz yrs
from April /. 1913; sl.G75; address. 100 Eas,
1iIth 81.
l2lST ST. 900 East. all; Samuel II Lehrer
TO BENJAMIN Goldberg and ano: yrs from
March /, 1918; $1,000; address, 4i5 East
12Ist 81.
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with sugar. Arrived at the Bar at $50 m
steamer Citta di Palermo Gtap. Genoa
March Z, LeghOrn 9, Palermo II and Alsleis
H. 90 Simpson, Spence x Young with mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at 10 III.
Steamer Indian Prince (Br). Nassau Marcn
II, flo Janiero 10, Victoria -, Bahla =
and Trinidad 81, 10 Paul Gerhard d CO.
with IL passengers. mails and mdse. AT
rived at the Bar at 1915 "A IN.
Steamer Iroquois. San Domingo May 20
Marcoris April /: Sanchez and SANTANA =
Puerto Plata ard Turks Island 8. 20 the
CLYDE So Co, with 30 passengers. mails ana
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1888 a IN,
steamer Horley (Br) Tampico for Perth
AmhOy. Passed in Sandy Hook at Dos ~.
Steamer Rio Grande. brunswick April o 70
the Mallory SIS GO. with mdse. Passed III
Steamer San Juan. Ponce and Mayagucz
March 81 and san Juan April ?. TO the Ne"
York and Porto Rico IS co. with "a passeh .
gers, mails and mdse. Arrived at the bar at
steamer Olympic OBJ. southampton and
Cherbourg April . and Queenstown ., TO the
White star Line, with passengers. mails ana
mdse. Passed Fire Island at 1915 m.
Steamer Taormiua GtaD. Genoa March %; 70
y Richard * CO. with passengers ana huse
Passed in Sandy Hook at 1O:34 p M
Steamer Nandyck OBr), southampton MarSn
% 10 Busk q Daniels with mdso outside
Ambrose Channel Lightship at $3.50 m
steamer Lampasas Mobile March II, IaHpa
Anril q ana Kev West . to the Mallory IS Co.
with passengers and mdse Iassed III ~uardn-
''' Stc az GARLIC dr). Port Limon March 81
Colon AnriI . Kingston and Port Antonio a.
10 the United Fruit co, with 81 CABIN passeh -
gers. mails and mdsc Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Crib CNor). Manzanillo April J. 10
the Munson SIS Line. with sugar. Arrived az
the Bar at p m. . ~.
steamer Minnesota (Nor. Newport News
Anril : to the Atlantic Fruit Co, with mdse IN
transit Arrived at the Bar a. p M ~
steamer Celtic King 0}r) Penarth Match -;
20 Houlder. Weir & Boyd, with cha'h' N'i'''"
at the Bar at 80 m. , 81
steamer Ryndam Dutch Rotterdam anu tha
Roulogne March % via Halifax. : 10 'nI
Holland America Line with passengers ana
mdse. Southeast Of Fire Island o, al lV;lo Wind nd
northwest: moderate breeze; clear; light sea
SAILED.
Steamers Orotava Br). Bermuda: T (Gr,
dam Dutch). Rotterdam. Lord Antrim -,
Valparaiso; Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm t'erl'
Bremen: Eric Petersen Gen, Halifax. MohS S,
charleston and jacksonville; Monroe NI3t
Iolk and Newport News; san Iorslo, 49,
Naples: Manhattan (Brl. Antwerp; ,a ,i,,at,
Hrr) Naples; City OF savannah HA'"''
FL Oriente, Galveston.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salcsroom. No. Is Nesey street:
-. H. Ingraham & 90.
1a2p ST. SO West. o. q. 2G2 n OF IenoN ave.
81 6x9g n. q sty tcumt. sold TO The defendant
HsD sT. co West. D.. 225 II Of LenoS ave.
g .8r.g n. g sty tenmi. sold TO the defendant
f0r S53,DoO,
~ Joseph +. Day.
l3GrH sr. ~ West. =. $50 n Of I,enor
ave 25x,1 tx irreg. . sly tenmt. sold 20 tho
plaintiff Tor $1,000.
Hy Bryan l.. Kennedy.
f2iST sT. i5s West . e.. i24 n OF 9Th ave.
isxIoO II. sty brk dwlg. sold TO tho plaintiff
for Sis. 3O1.
st The Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph T.. Day.
JEROME AVE. G r. 376.1i n 3 OF Belmont
ave. 2i4Nli 2Nl"a. gore. vacant, sold 10 tho
plaintiff for $3.50
by Henry Brady.
HOB AVE, c s.. West Farms Road, s..
10Th -. =. gore. block. DDS ky. 1lNi4s | (;
vacant. sold TO Louis Werner for $50 900.
by J. n. Mayors
lsGTH ST. fG2 East. =, 30 n Of Park
ave. 2oxl0, sty tenmt: sold 10 the plaintiff
for $3.50.
By James L. Wells Co
2lGTH ST. East. n s. 81 II OF White Plains
Road 80 4Nll4 sold 10 the plaintiff for 81. 600
BROOK AVE. 1853. " - $50 II n OF 81
paLls Place. 223X22 9N34. 10. 3 sty tenmt and
store sold 10 the defendant for 81. 72j.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders
torneyD
Manhattan.

manhattan.
Pr zoos lsS T. of 4ote u IS
mann 10 James D'Wolf Cutting; $500; at
torneys, Varnum & Harrison G2 william st.
PROSPECT PL, 6, W $ 17ix7o; April .
'VARTcK ST. cor Of vcstry ST. runs
49, G23 X n % " SO 24;6 10
. Vestry ST $50 to beg; May IL, Iyoo
Deborah and Herman Herman TO Emigrah'
Industrial Savings Bank; $500; attorneys
r & E J OGorman, u Chambers st.. 1910.
1sT AVE. 1899, 20 xloC; Jan l'' i9 So9:
attorney. Joseph Hlacav, jr, LIST ave anu
10 AVE C23sth ST.. 5 s. 200 4 g Of 4th
and Caroline Keller to Bronx security ana
brokerage Co: 81. 900: attorney, Isaac Levi
son; 25S East l3sth st. t,,o sov,oo. April 8
zoos. Samuel and Fannie Wallach to Dry
Dock Savings Bank: 100000; attorney FRANZ
NJ Tehen9ri, 3s Par (, Roy eS7S .. ,nriI + 1897
John q and Martha Norris to Theresa IL
Worth; $1,000 -, ~
42D s'r go West les lGsHi co 70 ' eva X
Anderson and Elizabeth VI Philips; sl 5,'oV
attorneys. stoddard & Mark IFS Broadwa y;
18TH ST. 200 4 Fd's. SI p" corey ore, 70
John II Hindley: Sls50o0; attorneys Od"-
non & Cannon 135 Broadway .o
10TH ST 90 West. 22Tloos; =, A t4,a,I IN,
$4,000; attorney. Lawyers Title insurance
and Trust co. 1850 Broadway , mn
10TH ST 500 East. 27GxlOo4; Aprli ~,
1910: william and Elsie Noyes 70 Wiilia IAN
] Boesen and Alfred W Todd. eNrsi *@,oVv,
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust
Co. 1850 Broadway ,a..,,
ave % 3xiO2 .: Nov I. 1906; Julius and ROSE
Sachs to Charles J Joseph and Regina Gold
mark trus: Si2 800: attorneys, Stelnharul
4. Goidmarls III Broadway. 1870
1ISTU ST 1913 and 100 East. JOKlOvit
Mar 80 1901: Ernestne Harris ct nj 10
Isaac and Israel Mcndelson; Slb,JOO: a'tDI q
ney. Title Guarantee and trust 90 IL"
i99p So III East. 2ox1Oo: Feb 2 1905
Samuel Wallach 10 Harlem Savings Bank
So 800; attorney. Frank " Tichens, - FaFA
i22D ST. n . 100 u " Of Sd aye. 2oXioo;
Feb 90 1905: same To same; st'o"o. ,o-.,oo.
17aD ST. n s. 100 II W OF % ave- ~VAloo'
Feb 90 1908: same 20 same; SfVo" oo-,oo.
122D ST. n 9 $50 n " OF 81 ave -VNloy
oct 10. 1856. BENJAMIN ana Sarah u
Storms 10 same; S2.OOp. - ,on-.
l2tTH ST. $50 West. 2jNl0o. #; Feb 10 ESQ
isaac Portman 20 John Doscher: S"pv. al'oi
nevr Salter * Steinkamp. 40 Nassau 81
1OI . 20 land Of Chesebrough " along saii
land 10 q blk bet 2Olst and 202d SITS " 100
\ n % II 60 beg: Dec 20. 1900; Bertha Ber
nauer % Ahncr T Bowen; $1,000; attorneys
Niles & Johnson II Wall ST.
SAME PROPERTY; June :, 1872; same 20
same; $1,000.
The Bronx.
BELMONT AVE. 8. TAI II $ OF 1921 st.
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
rIrrom The Tribune Bureau.1
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army anu
navy orders have been issued:

Washington. April s.
ORDERS ISSUED.-These army ana
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
captain JOHN J. KINGMAN. corps OF en-
gineers. and First Lieutenant NlLLiA4SI NJ X,
HOLIDAY and Second LeV<nant ALLEN
NJ. BURDETT. i1th infantry aPpO'H''N
Captsin S EDWIN a. HICKMAN. signal corps
from present station to cC< Sc OF instruction.
Cantain JAMES A. WATSON, I'd Infantry.
West Virginia National Guard, relieved from
attendance garrison school. Fort Ihonas
The following promotions nave Deeh an
FRANK II. KALDE. 9th Infantry. TO captain.
JOHN W. LANG, 9th Infantry 10 hrst lieu
First Lieutenant BRUNO T. sCHER. 2sth IN
fantrv, from Fort Smelling 10 Texas CITY,
49, cN V ienqenant DAVID II. SCOTT. from in
fsntrv arm I'D Infantry TO cavalry arm:
First Lieutenant ROBEltT g; I'LL 49,
1.,rgt Iiertenant THEODORE NJ. CHASE,
from nth Company 20 unassigned isl, 20
commanding officer coast defences OF Ne"
Orleans. for stan duty.
First Lieutenant JAMES *. GRAIN coast al -
tinery from Goth 10 nth Company. x-,,,
Leave OF absence colonel ABEL l.. SMITH,
quartermastcr corps, three months from
June /.
Ensign w u. LAMONT detached the Noroeh'
10 reserve torpedo group. Charleston
Ensign LEWIS HANCOCK. detached the t-i'
Passed Assistant surgeon NJ. e. HIGGINS, de-
tached naval medical school; 70 tne i..tiIC,
Professor OF Mathematics w. w. JOhNoO4>'
to Naval Academy. - ,..a. IN
pavrnsster's Clerk O. {. GOFF, appointed; 10
naval station, Olongapo
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHlPS.-These
movements of naval vessels have been re-
ported:
April 5-The Paducah, at surveying GROUNDS
off Cuban coast. D.,
April 6-The sterling. at Gravesend Say
New York. ,,.. a..
April THE Rocket at Washington; the
Yorktown at san Diego: the c., at New
York yard: the Burrows and the patterson
AZ Cuiebra: the Sterrett and the Warrins-
ton at Guantanamo: the California, az
Guaymas: the Glacier. al Acapulco; me
Saturn. at San Francisco: the Celuc Cur
goa and the .ebraska, at LNnnhaN en-
Bav: the Florida. at Hampton Roads; the
Wyoming and the Connecticut ana the
Lebanon, at Tangier sound
SAILED.
April THE Petrol. from Guantanamo for
Savannah: the Celtic, from Norfolk fol
Lynn Haven Bay: the Minnesota, from
Hampton Roads for Lynnhaven BAY; the
Jarvis from Norfolk for trial run tht
Florida, from Norfolk for Hampton ROADS
the wyoming and the Connecticut, from
Hampton Roads for Tangier Sound.
April S-The Supply, from Guam for Shang-
Iai.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and rorecast.-washingt

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington
April s.--The southwest disturbance has moved
very slowly eastward I'm the last twenty -four
hours because Of the existence OF abnormally
high pressure to the east and north OF Its
centre which is over Texas. The influence Of
this storm Is widespread. however and II Is
causing rains In the West Gulf states, the
Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and the
South Plains states and rain and snow In the
North Plains states and the Central ROCKY
Mountain region. Heavy rains have fallen IN
Illinois Missout Kansas, Oklahoma ana
Iowa, and there were heavy SHOWS In Eastern
Colorado and Nebraska. In al 9ther parls on
the country not herelnbefore referred 10 inc
Temperatures are abnormally high in the
Gulf states and are considerably below holi,a
i'm the northern and middle states east oi 'ho
INC southwest disturbance viii move slowly
nOrtheastward and be attended by genera
rains Wednesday and probably THURSDAY Over
the great central valleys. the lake region, the
Gulf and South Atlantic states and sno" anu
rains Wednesday in the plains states ana W.
central Rocky Mountain region. The area OF
rain will probably extend eastward and over
spread the middle Atlantic states by Neones-
day night and New England during Ihufsuay,
|, West Of the Rocky Mountains the weather VIII
be generally fair Wednesday and THURSDAY.
The temperature will be consideTeoiy lower
tomorrow in the south plains states t sna
changes elsewhere will not be decided
coast
The winds along the New England coes'
will be moderate north; middle Atlantic coast
moderate north shifting 20 east south Atitn-
tic coast moderate cast: east Gulf coast, moo,
crate to brisk east and southeast; west Gun
coags. brisk south. on Lake Michigan, bilsN
and high east
steamers departing Wednesday for European
ports viii have moderate north and nortnWes,
winds and generally fair weather 20 the Graho
Banks.
Forecast for Special Localities.-FOr East
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GET "HALF A LOAF" FROM JOHN D.

Although the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society and other orsaniza-
tions Of the Northern Baptist Conven-
ton raised $4,000 more this year than
last. thereby fulfilling the condition at
tached to gift OF $4,000 from John D..
Rockefeller they will not be able 10 meet
his additional offer Of $4,000, because
the subscriptions fell short Of t25oCo0.
But half a loaf is better than none, %
was the philosophical view expressed at
the rooms of the society, No. % East
26th street, yesterday.
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BUYS WOODSlDE TRACT.

Edward 4. McDougall and +. @. Ran
dali. representing the greensboro Corpo-
ration. purchased two-acre tract on
Trains Meadow Road. near Jackson ave
nue.. Woodsidc. Long Island. adjoining inc
Earclay-Drugo tract This and similar
adjoining tract arc to be developed into a
luhlic playground for the use or residents
on the adjoining development. The Queens
boro Corporation intends 10 erect a num-
oor Of high class apartment houses. SINH
lar 10 those I'm upper Manhattan and The
TtrGuN
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APARTMENT HOUSES.

Pcasc & Gilman leased apartments in
80 53 Park avenue 20 Francis Rogers
No "a East 9-d street 20 Nathan Waliach
and 80 30 Park avenue 70 Augusta IA
Wctmore.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. Inc. leased
"a large entire floor apartment In tho new
building III No. CO Park avenue. corner
Gsth street. 10 Elijah +. smith; an apart
mont i'm No 20 West End avenue 20 Ar
tbur g Never In 40. gpl Lexington ave-
me to Gcorge G.. HOLSTER and In No.
ig69 Madison avenue 10 Mrs. George W.
GfoCtlsE
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Destination and steamer. In NY M.
Japan, Corea. China, Philippines
(via Seattle)-Minnesota ....... Apr 10. $50
Japan, Corea, China, Philippines
via Seattle)-Minnesota.. Apr 10, $3.50
Japan. Corea, China via Tacoma)
Canada Maru Apr. 10, $3.50
Hawaii via San Francisco)-Hono-
lulan Observation-Disclosures. Apr IL. $50
Hawaii, Fit Islands. New Zealand
Australia via Victoria)-Marama.Ap Apr. H. $50
Japan. Corea, China. Philippines
(via Observation-Disclosures ......Apr. ii, $50
Japan. Corea. China via Seattle)
-Ixion ......................Apr IL. $50
Hawaii (via San Francisco
sierra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. apr. IL o'oD
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China, Phil
ippines Via San FranciscO)-NileApr. 20, $50
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands,
New Zealand, Australia VIA san
Francisco)-Aordngi ........... APR. 20. $50
Guam. Philippines (via san Fran
cisco)-U : Transport. ......... Apr. 30, $50
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, New Yea
land. Australia via san Fran
ciseo)-Ventura ..,.............M May /. $50
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CYPRESS AVENUE.-The Harry Good
stoin really company has sold To Pauline
Il, - ~ og1 Cvpress avenue. southeast
corner OF 1isth street. six story hathonse'
with stores ON plot 100xi0.2 Feet In eA-
change Mrs. kcebler gave the nw n r So,
aofhouSe with stores, at No, $50 bhttl
eatt' a-cnue. southeast corner ~ lssth street
ON plot 50 fx39 feet. 60, -.
WESTMINSTER AVENUES. Cowen mas s
cold for C. IIauck TO u. Goldberg NO; '"p
W., Hester avenue extending through 10
No 73I linton avenue. four story nat-
house. ON lot 253x76x299 Irregular anJolh-
Inc - south corner Of 156th street.
C,pRTsoN AVENUES. Cowen has soln
for NJ Iawry the plot. 50N1OO feet on the
south slide Of Garrison avenue, 90 rect cast
Of Hrvgut avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-09
by unsettled mt night: tomorrow. rain: mod
ernie north. shiiiing 10 elsl winds.

craze nOfin' hnllliDS 10 east Ninus.
For Northern New England. fair today to-
morrow, Increasing clOudincss, moderate north
winds.
For Southern New England. fair to-day: TO
morrow, increasing cl0udness, probably fol
lowed by rain. moderate north winds.
For Delaware. Maryland, the District OF
Columbia and Virginia. increasing cloudincss
to-day. probably followed by rain this after
noon or night. tomorrow, rain; moderate
north. shifting 10 east winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, increasing
cloudiness. followed by rain to-day; 20 morrow,
rain brisk ana high northeast and east winds.
For Western New York. increasing clOudiness
to-day. probably followed by rain tonight; to-
morrow. rain; brisk and high east winds.
For West Virginia, rain to-day and prob
ably tomorrow.