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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

APARTMENTS.- d. j. Phillips q
Co. ~ 40. West Gth street TO Lieuten-
ant H. -. Walter. bon 40. 40 West list
street 90 J.. VI. Lake. aud ln 40 81 West
End avenue 10 Julian :. Hess.
BTILDiNGS-W ~. Whiting x CO..
suulct No 800 Broadway for two Years
from May !. and have also negotiated Il
lease of Tho premises for Arthur AstOr
Carey for thirteen years from May I, 1915
The Nssce b. James \. Whtcomh, pro-
prictor of the Baltimore Dairy Lunch
Company. The Douglas Robinson. Charles
;. Brown Company represented Mr.
Carey
BY Amcs 4 CO.: 40. 90 Seventh avenue
To- i. Gricco.
By Frederick Fox & Co: Nos. IL and
ll1 Prince street 90 James Thompson n
CO.. who for the last seventy -fyc years
have been located AT No. IL Greene street
DWELLINGS.-By Slawson x Hobbs:
30. 20 West 12d street to j. A. Burke.
By Pcaso a. Gilman: 80. \ West 9th
street 10 Charles sheldon. 40. 80 East
lolth street 10 Miss Louise Townsend.
By Samuel H. Martin. no. 10 west 18th
By l.. j. Phillips a 90: No. 81 West
18th street To Or J.. T.. Williams, No Il
West 6sth street 10 Alfred VI Bernon; No
lN West 10th street to the American
Business Institute no 20 West sd street
to Milton Newittcr and 30 40 East I'D
street To d. Graham.
by Louis Schrag: 40. Isl West 2ist
street 10 Sarah liebermanu. No l59 West
list street 20 Patrick T. Conlan. aud 40.
30 West I'd street to Arthur :. Hawkins
FLOORS. BY the Charles +. Noycs
Company: Nos ll3 and 10 Spring street
TO Schneider 4 Friedman.
BY VI Il H. Hess. I'm 40 - 10 - West
I'D street 10 Il. kOhler, manufacturer OF
ladies' waists and drcssce.
LOFTS BY Ames y 60. Inc: No. .
West 9th street To VI. Mderldndcr and
George Seymour
By Charles T. Noyes Co. At No. III
Ann street to hmundscu & Lily, at No.
III TO rs Prince street 10 the Reinccke-
DomOvsky Company.
OFFIC ES-By \ NOn bsttrmann. IN the
Emmett Building. 10 Aaron smith x Bro.
Bv John y GOlding Nos. II and NJ
Cedar street. 10 4. ". Booracm. n. \. l..
Sand T.. $. Bownson. Ferdinand /. Ilaber,
Riegelman 4 Bach. h. T. Fotzer. William
n. Shack. Reuben $ Baldwin. Louis g.
Tetard. Girvin. Palmer q Searlcs and
Maurice DelaVanto: also I'm No. ~ Broad
way. To Blau q Zalkin J. Charles Wesch-
lcr Walter r. iohn and kremer & Lcav-
lit.
BY Malcolm e. Smith. in the Cameron
Building. 3ith street and Madison avenue.
10 the Standard Asphalt and Rubber Com
pany William *. Fertig, the Crawley
Company and Jeanne clark
STORES-By Duross x Co. No 1876
Eleventh avenue. No ~ seventh avenue.
Nv Douglas +, Gilman & Co. the base
ment store No. 80 East 3lst street. To We
Scrbes club ),,.,
Bv tho Douglas Robinson. Charles $.
Brown Co. i'm No. 10 II West 18th street,
To- the Franz Hanfstaengl Fine Arts Pub
fishing House. , =,
con,nnnv tho store and basement No 81
sixth avenue. 20 the United Novelty Com
By Ames & Co. store and basement No.
. West 32d street, to the Miilaru COM
pauy.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and ecast.-Washinst'

Official Record and Forecast Washington
Aprn 1s.-Fair weather continued during Fri
day over all districts east Of the Rocky Noun
tains except that there were light local rams
along the northern border from upper Michigan
east 10 vermont West Of the Rocky Noun
talns and In colorado and wyoming t'o
weather was unsettled, with rains.
Temperatures have risen throusnoI,, VIZ te
Eastern states. and have fallen consldeIaplE ~,
the upper lake region. the upper Mlsslsslpln
Vslley the plains states the Rocky Mountain
and plateau regions. no storm "i e"t i
portance is chartcd within the field ol ousel
walton. , e,,,,
The weather will be fair saturday ana sun
da,, throughout the Atlantic and cur states'
the great central valleys and the axe ISelJ 3
while over the north plains states me I'ouhS
Mountain aud plateau regions II VIII be uh
settled with local rains. Temperatures VIII pe
lower SATURDAY and Sunday night III me inil ~
die plains states the middle MisslsslpPl an t
Ohio valleys and the lower lake region am
Saturday night and SUNDAY In the lniuu .ir -, -,
lantic and New England states. i'4i.F''"
changes elsewhere will be unimportant 80,
The winds along the New England coa a,. W. 4.
be brisk southwest, shifting 10 nor
middle Atlantic coast. moderate Wca.. 49,
Atlantic coast. east Gulf coast llght 10 noi
crate variable, west Gulf coast, llBht 10 I'pL
crate SOUTH on the lower lakes BRISK "est aI'I
northwest; upper lakes. moderate hoitn an"
northwest: on Lakes Michigan ana iluio"'
light to moderate variable. ,,
Steamers departing Saturday Tor tuiop,@ o..
ports will have brisk west WINS ana ION
weather TO the Grand Banks.
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Edna NJ Troescher 10 Myron straus g &or,.
ave- Arverne. l. /: April IL 1 year. M ..
cent; $500 attorney, w II Cragg. A CO..,
rS0rH 81. 4o5 West. 25x99l1: Isidor K.
minsky TO Emanuel Marks, oxr. Phladss
phia; April 2 due as per bond, $1,000.
Tn. Bronx.
ANDERSON AVE. cor iGjth s.. "a
1908: Avis Soeller TO Title Guarantee swS
Trust co. l76 Broadway. April Is due ~
- BECKER AVE. or o4ist 81. W cor f.,
ton ST. or Richardson ave. l00xl00 Becte-
ave or 2slst 81. n c cor Marion ST. or Bror.
Boulevard J0XlOO. Aurelia l. Leubuscher =,
Marie Freasa. II Elprit ST.. East Orange n
prior mtg 50 1900: April II. 3 yrs. ne
cent: $4,000; attorney G Leubuscher 2sS
CLINTON AVE. :. 2975 n n o. ISL.
81. i66xf45.2: Frederick Buser 10 Mar :
Brady 5G0 West 162d ST: April II: due e,e
as per bond: $1,000. attorney. New yo,,,
Title Insurance Go. 1876 Broadway '''
CLINTON AVE 5, 2Gil e Of isis,
west 33d st; April -; yrs; $4,000. ssms
attorney.
CLINTON AVE. o :. 2s01i n OF ls,s.
st. 1G6x1fj.2 same TO Minnie HummeI 3GeS
Broadway; April II; 3 yrs $1,000 same al.
torney.
DAWSON ST. $50 10 500. @ $. 75.io,--.
Winnie Realty and Construction Co 10 Adolu6
II Fischer and ano. trustees, 10 West 7Cth s..
April -. due as per bond 10000: at,csney'
Title Guarantee ana Trust 60. l16 Rroadway
FREEMAN ST. s79. 3, fox: Fredefiek
Jantzcn 10 EmigIant Industrial Savings BANK
- Chamber ST. April II prior mtg 5000.
> yrs; $1,000: attorneys. r & + OGormsn
y Chambers SO.
LYMAN PL, g. 1872 II of lC9th ST. IL
5J3. Bencnson Realty co 20 Manhattan Non.
gage CO. 200 Broadway; April -. due rs re-
bond s.. 500: attorney Title Guarantee ana
Trust Go. l1G Broadway.
LOT 20 % 2S2 map SEQ lots Hunts Pon.
Realty co. Utility Realty 90 10 Cnas Ian
sing. 81 West 9jth 81; April IS Yrs, Per
cent: $500. attorney Lawyers Title lnsugane.
and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
LOTS 3 and 4. block u. map section D..
EdenUald. Margaret a HatuicE 20 Bridge,
sheridan. 1910 Boston rd; April Il due july
I. 1918: per cent: $500; attorney Chas 4
Baeohier. 1926 Walker ave.
ROsELLE ST. " :. 1874 q y Of silver s..
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RECORDED LEASES.


wlth name and address OF lessee
RpO,pWAY. ilI5 and III. AL. louisa -. ~
e,..r,. 10 Elnsteiu. Wolf q 90. - 4ls ~"
F.b 1913. So. 20. address. AZ hIoa"N az
MOTT AVE-. S. 1863 u OF i'> SIN 81, yo 5th
-. ,li. Braalev +. Eaton 90 city 81 NSW M
an, 10, ip 1913 10 June 80. l"li, F5'oop
MADISON AVE. 80; all. simeon ! 90
81, \ nolaS Martin. - yrs from Nay D. '''"
81 -.nn. address. Is East Both -. . a
WESTMINSTER AVE. iG'b. store MN, nm "'I -
,,.,,.1t ~. charles King 10 william
Fblor. H. yrs from May /. 1915 So''oV' al
dress. $50 Wcstchcstcr ave. ,,.,,,,..,,t.
.D AVE is33. store noor ana u'S ',' NJ
uoIrfs Konu,usohn 90 salvatore Iizlolv, q,
MS rom Aug /. 1913, S50i address 800 "'
ave. - t..a,rout
simon Frank 20 salvatore KiH@otlo' - 80
rom MAJ l. 1913 $3.50 address. ls''' 80 -, ~
eGTU ST. ~ West. an. finneN y Ma'm ~.
ia Viiiam Postcl. u yrs from sept !, No
81. 500. address. 30 ogden ave- jersey wy
iorH ST. a27 fast: all: sophie his}' ,o,g 10
Herman Ieylnsohn. = yrs from Apr" j. ''i'
5. 40. adde's. 227 East 10th ~ ,.,. ,..,o.
go ST - East: the No 20 Eas, -'I ',unJ9
60 4, Ernest II Ash: yrs from MAJ J. l'l'
81. 500. address. 1lii Lincoln ave. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
THE METAL MARKETS.

COPPER-The local street market for COP
per was firm. with lake quoted at 1j7sc eiec-
trolyuc at l5&c and casting 15zc. Standard
copper was dull with spot. April. May. June
and July at 1j1214 Ql562hc. In London
copper was easy. with spot closing AZ fGs lis
and futures AZ fGS is 9d Copper exports for
the month thus far. $40 tons
TIN was easy. Win sales OF - tons spot
and April quoted ~ jOQ50 25c. May 50a
80 15c: June 495OQJ0c; July. 40 1Oa49. JOc, and
August. -. 75n A. 21c London tin closed easy az
1920 los for spot and 1928 los for futures
LEAD-Steady. New York. spot Loo bid.
and East - Louis. 42OQ4 3Oc London spelter
closed ~ rs IS.
sPELTER Dull: New York spot. 555a
75c and East 81 Louis. O. 4OQ5 Coo London
spe'ter closed az f95 los
IRON-Cleveland warrants CTS % Locally
iron unsettled. with No foundry North
ern quoted at Sl7 jOqS1s; No > Sl7GS17 30;
No ! southern and soft 81 50qSls %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
RECENT BUYERS.

Mrs Philip J. Sands is the buyer OF No.
81 East 18th street. reported sold on Thurs
DAY by Henry ID. Winans d May for Fred
erick Bull Mrs Sands few days ago
sold her former residence. at No lS5 Fast
ed street, 20 Charles NJ. Chaplin through
the same brokers'
The Terrain Realty Company is the
buyer OF No. 466 30 40 Grand street sold
BY the Rudolph Wallach Company through
the NJ. M0recnthau. Jr.. Company. II was
taken In exchange for No 2C5 East Broad
1vay' extending through to Nos. 2j3 and
a55 Division street. recently reported sold.
Samuel kapaport is the buyer OF the six
story fat house at Nos. 10 and q West
18TH street. sold recently by Ignatz Roth
and Max j. Klein.
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REALTY NOTES,

q W. Cahen has Withdrawn from the
H. VI. Well Company. He Will open =
real estate office at No. 10 West pth
street
sale of No. 90 East 18th street 10 Frank
Nottel. h.. recorded Yesterday.
Douglas J.. Gilman y Go. have Deeh
appointed AGENTS for the surrey apaI
mtnts. at 40. 10 TO rs East S.d street
l.ow,nfeld " Pfeiner will shortly re-
move their Office from 40. ljil Third ave-
ufrc 10 No 10 East il6th stteet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

FOR Ncv Jersey and Delaware. FAR TO-DAY o
Cooler ~ night. TO- morrow. fair. moderate 10
brisk 2cst winds 800.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. fair and cooler
o-day: morrow fair. moderate 90 bflah
west winds.
For Maryland and District OF foiumpla'
fair and cooler TO-DAY. tomorrow iHl''
moderate west and northwest winds. 49,
t-or virginia fair to-day. cooler ~ night.
to morrow. fair moderate west winds.
For Western New York and western PENN
sylvania. fair and cooler to-day. tomorrow.
probably fair. brisk west and northwest
winds
For western Virginia fair and cooler to
dav. tomorrow, fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Charles Lane sold TO Joseph llamer-
shlag the eleven two. three and five story
buildings occupying the front on the
south side of Morton street between
Greenwich and Washington streets The
property is known as No. ~ to 20 Morton
street. No coo to 6l3 Washington street
and No CPS TO G3i Greenwich street ana
las frontage Of 1853 feet on Morton street
and - feet on each of the other streets.
Mr.. Lane held the property at $lJooO). y
commercial structure will probably be
erected on the site.
The Domain Realty Company has pur-
chased the plot fronting 81 feet on the
east side of Hamilton Place at the juno
ton Of Broadway. and will Immediately
erect thereon business building, con-
tanning stores. lofts. offices and high
class theatre for motion pictures. the
18th street subway station is situated
Immediately I'm front Of the premises. The
Braude- Papae Company negotiated the
transaction.
Jerome &. Geicer, with J.. 7. Alton, sold
for Lowenfeld q Prayer to an investor
the apartment house located at Nos. 81
and 80 West l6Oth street. on d plot HNlV
feet. The sellers originally owned SIX OF
these houses, and they have now all been
sold. chiefly TO investors.
The plo. looXl0O feet, at the northwest
corner Of l6lst street and Fort Washing
ton avenue has been sold by the Similar
Realty Company, Nathan Wilson. presl-
dent II is understood that the buyer Is
Irving Judis. who is now completing "A
six story elevator apartment house at the
southwest corner of Fort Washington
avenue and l65d street
G.I., g..f.e ..rr,,rnead foilnW-
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SALES AT SChRSDAlE.

Fish & Marvin. in conjunction win {.
y. Griffin. have sold plot on 'ahpridge
Road. The Grange, Sea- saale, ~, l. 10
H lone s. house. aud it lis the BUYERS in;
tention To develop the recently acquired
property in connection win HIS present
holdings. -. .
Fish Il Marvin have fenteu Ior the
Gramatan Conf Company an apartment
I'm Gramatan Court, at BrohAVlie, to
Victor Freeman, of New YORK city; also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
LONG ISLAND SALES.

Charles Martin Clark. treasurer OF
Bradstreet' sold his estate of three anu
one-baif acres. facing Manhasset Bay.
Great Neck. to Willard l.. Candee FOR
about $1,000 +. G. FRANKIE was the
broker. ,,,,,, -,
W. Burling Cocks and Samuel Willets
sold the Robert II. Simpson estate ~
Iocust Valley To- Arson w Burchard,
ce-president Of the General Electric
Company.
L'Ecuse. Washburn & Co sold at Man,
hasset Park a nine-room remodelieu
farmhouse. on plot l0OxliO feet TO VIII
lam G.. Van Week. OF Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
CHISHOLM PLOT REPORTED SOLD

\ plot comprising twenty-one Iots'
owned by the Chisholm estate. compris-
ing the entire block front between Pros
poet and Stebbins avenues on the north
side of IC}d street Is reported TO have
been sold. II is said a syndicate Is the
luyor
The Chisholm plot. on which the ola
Chisholm mansion. one Of the landmarks
of the neighborhOod. Is still standing
measures about l05 feet on Prospect ave
nue.. 1872 feet on l63d street and ls2 feet
on Stebbins avenue. II has been held at
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
TRANSPACIFiC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. III ~ l. NJ
Hawaii. japan. Corea China, Phil 49,. ,.oo
iprines via san Francisco MIC. APP - o''V
japan. Corea. China. Philippines q, e.qo
Via Tacoma)-Tacoma Maru APT - "'''
iia 9,%e ''ia san francesca Apr "a $50
Tahiti Marguesas. Cook ISLANDS
New Zealand. Australia (yi2 san 80 c.,o
Franciscol-AordnEi .-....-- Apr - o''V
Guam. Philippines via san iran % . on
csco)-U ; Transport ..-. apr o. O''V
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. New Yea
land. australia via san iran e.oo
CscO)-Nentura ......-...... may - V
Japan. Corea. China. Philippines
(yia Vancouyer)-Empress Of IN c.oo
Hawaii Fiji Islands New Ie1lanc' n e.oo
Australia Oia Nictoriai-MakuraM May - o''V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

PlyroLth April H. l.2o p 90 IhIaaei pni''
New York .or southampton ,ani pf'cc'l.ll
BouIogne. April il. Ia III NooId"i" '''"''"''
New York. r.,.o,,t-
Queenstown Arrl Is. 296 l,aIi c ,.la'
OBn. New York for Liverpool 'a"n f'"
pa'crmo Arrn -Ardoync dBo. New York
via Algiers and Catauia. 49,. ,-t.
Dclagoa Bay. April l3-Iiylas 'hrl &c" 10y"
via 80 Vincent. g y. cape l""N' .N-'h '''.
East London and Port natal ,. ~,
Bermuda. April l.. go m-IcrnudiAh 'f'.
Sew YORK. 1 -.
Por, said. April Is -siolzontels tGer N'"
York FOR BOMBAY. Calcutta, ctc.
Rotterdam. April Il Russia kussl. Nc" loiA
Hare. april *. = q MA Lorraine 'fo.
New YORK. tGth. Als,ird tAu.u NtN i..'.
East London. April ls-York Castle din. 30"
Work Ma - Vincent e. y. Cape Town. Aisoa
Bay ''' SAILED
Barbados. April IG-Thc.ps Br from santos.
Nov. York. 18Th. M0uaiuock tbu dr"m Ne"
YorD. Montevideo. IA Plata. cic. cement
,gu from Mau4os and Para. ~" ,'i".
SOUTHAMPTON. April l.. 30 = iN hdlf'll"
Nueustc victoria GER. New York
g,rfauIa. Arril l.. 10 a m-OrotaFa '8r, Ne"
Rotterdam. April 17-yo.tumo B0' Ne"
York. nd. ,s-o,
Car,Ii4 April IL Tugnac Err from il' mouth
and dundee. New YORK. ,-,,
Narseines. April 16-Alconda 'ir'' N'" i'i"
or PHILADELPHIA. ., ,t,,r YOU
Palermo. April H. = m-Ahe'na '''''' ''"
York and phIladeiphia .,., .p..
Queenstown. April il. 1898 a m 'eliir 'bl
from Liverpool. New >oih.
PASSED.
Gibraltar. April Il Koranna CBn. Sew York
for Alden
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In HE AUCTION MARKET.

Tho following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate kNcnanse
.salesroom. Nos. II and 10 Nesey street
By Joseph D. Day
PERRY ST. iGl to IC5 r. 1876 y " Of
Washirrfon 81 6GNiuO3. sly loft and
storlc. bldg. TO Doe read. ertised.
p>TH ST . West. So 700 n W ot cen .
tai Park West 2jNio0 ~ sly tenmt' sold
90 the plaintiff for SIS So
10th ST. 81 East. 300 70 " ~ Park ave.
i7Nl0oll. . sly dwg; gold % the paintlu
Tor -. 80
By samuel Goldstickes.
AMSTERDAM AVE. vs. cor lSoth 81.
100 'AiO0. vacant. sold 10 the plaintiff Tor
AMSTERDAM AVE-. g ~ cor. lS7th st.
fo1..N110. vacant sold 10 the plainin FOR
81. iff
By Henry Brady.
18TH ST. GoG East s. s. rs q % Avenue
o. .5vf03G g. % sty tcnmt. sold to the plain
uT fof 81 1000
At the Bronx Exchange.
b. Joseph f. Day
lc,Tu ST So Last. % g. l-ill q, q OK
p.rL ~. a.."9.G 60 PARK ave CIV 10
4inc, >-S"E.f2 80 1855. lNl-lllN so ~,
Vo.a51t. a. . and siy mill. adJouiHeu ~
AYfIt -
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Sim 600 EXTENSION.

Plans have been fled for a twelve story
extension to new loft and office build
ing ON The south side Of 18th street. j.
foot vest of Firth avenue. II will have a
frontage of 95ll feet on the avenue and
~ feet on tine street. with a facade oil
brick. limestone and terra Gotta. George
\. Plimpton Is the owner. Charles 4
Rich. the architect. estimates the cost al
xfNpti0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Vaderland. reported as 323 miles cas-, OF
SANDY Hook at noon yesterday. is expected 10
dock this forenoon 900 100. .
The Kleist. reported AS 500 miles cast o.
dock SUNDAY evening or Monday forenoon
The Uranium, reported as 30 miles east o.
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
la Provence. reported $50 miles east or
sandy Hook at noon yesterday, Is expected 10
dock this forenoon.
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THE CROP MARKETS
Continued from fifteenth page.

bsl sias2 so; plain. 81 5o9S8 %; Be,ma .o5
crate. 81 250<1 80; RADlshLs' SS az; 81 80.
98S@ 5 South carolina basket 75caSl 20 20
Eew Orleans. bh S10S2: Bermuda, fIt tIi SrS
Isl -. SPINACH. Dbl SOFAS 90, - Al,.-O ~,
Isl N, Icrs.v 100 punches. 50c9Sl; sQuAss56i5;
cuban new. white. box. $2qS3, lorlG sl,g,;1c.
So. TURNIPS rutabaga. boi OF or y, % =, >, QUO
TONATOES. Florida. carrier SI4eo -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-19

Highest temperature Yesterday, 81 degrees (,
lowest, i3 cat a. M; average. 81. aver
age for corresponding date last year. ~: aver
age for corresponding date last thirty three
years. 40.
Local forecast: Fair to-day and tomorrow;
brisk west winds
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
HIGH CLASS
FURNISHED Apartments

A FINE FURNISHED SUITE. rooms p sani
kitchen. modern apartment; clean TEL
able: references Payson. 10 w. ilo,il,
RIVERSIDE DRINE.-Beautiful view OF -
sades; six-room and bath apartment ,.h,,s =
ern. completely furnished: immaculate, ~
tian only: SIS monthly. Tel. 3I53-MothHs'
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GREENWICH VILLAGE BLOCK FRONT SOLD
Property Morton ST. Beween Greenwich and washington
SIS. Likely TO Be improved with Commercial Building
G PLOT IN HAMILTON PLACE FOR THEATRE SIZE

ian apartment in the same building to H.
| T. Washburn.
| Fish & Marvin have sold for Mrs. Helen
/ Adams. of New York a tract of land at
Scarsdale. southeast of the station, 10
| the Scarsdale Estates.
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SEED PRICES.

Toledo April is.-CLOVERSEED-C
sl3 O5: April S13 october. s. so; December,
81 as ALSIKE-Prine. cash. ST. Is. TIMO-
September, 81 S2h.
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OuTGOING STEAME IRIS.


Mail Vessel
Vessel For. Line. closes. saiis'
Moltke Madeira H-A..... 600 a m o.oy d ~
q Wash'ton. Bremen. NGL eco m lV.oV a '''
5r5or,ro Trinidad .. $50 M 1000 m
No.. San Juan Nv a pr 900 m 1900 IA
pactores Colon l. + CO. $500 m 1900 m
Saratoga. Havana. Ward. 1000 IN ~ y li
Algonquin. Turks I. clyde. 1000 n J. w J"
carl SchurZ. Colon. Hall .u0 III .VO H
Guiana Trinidad. quebec. II 20 III -.V1 y hl
Al Prince. Argentina. Pr LOO ~ J.Ul ln
Nandyck. Ie'tina. l. & II .l2.do m f'@O m
Minneapolis. London. 4 i. -- 9.Vu NJ
America. Naples. Italian. Nv il
iceland. Antwerp. Red ST. - lpWl lll
Caledonia Glasgow, Anchor N'uu q i'
Perugia. Naples. Anchor. 90. -- ~ III
creole New Orleans. =. ---- le;Vl ln
Arap4hOc. Jack Vile. clyde ---- ~ hl
Conc1o. Galveston. Mally. l--u ia
Comal. Tampa Mallory. 40 2 III
Arcadian. Bermuda. RMSP. wv il
Ononiaea. Brunswk. Maly - @'V h
Camaguey. TampicO. Ward. -- l2.vO h
L Of ~ Louis. SaVan, saw. - "-Op h
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and attor.
ney)
Interest > per cent unless otherwise stated.
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I.ncal Official Record.

Local Official Record.-The following Off
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature FOR the last
tWenty-fo hours. I'm comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year.
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS
.JAMAICA-NORTH

Beautiful house. rooms. tiled BATH attic;
steam heat. all Improvement ine i3e-lon. !
JAMES ". CAUFIELD.
eos fulton 81. Jamaica. open SUNDAYS
NEW 7-ROOM COTTAGE. COLONIAL
cars New York. high and d.s near bay.
$3.50. ON one OF two lots. opposite park. also
two-family: $1,000. 5000 cash. SIS. cALLA.
i07 Jist ST. corona. Flushing car, gei OF a.
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SUNDAY. APRIL -.
Drumcrcc. La Plata. ARP. $50 IN 800 m
MONDAY. APRIL Il.
Advance. Cristobal. Pan. l;30 u m 3'oV P III
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Forecast for special Localities.-for Eas'
ern New York. fair TO-DAY. cooler IN the III
terror; tomorrow, fair. brisk west winus'

For Northern New England. fair o-day'
cooler IN Vermont. tomorrow, far p'isH
west winds. -,
For Southern New England. fair to-uds.
cooler at night; tomorrow, fair. brisk "es'
win
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Manhattan.

I7STH STREET. Moore. schultz a Co have
sold for Mrs Louisa Wagner TO ellen, ol
Miss " Mouahau for Investment 40 90 W 'sl
i7sth street. i've story double nathoisc' on
Bog 25AlUO feet.
I'D STREET -Pease q Gilman have sold
f0I George Thompson the four story nath.IA'.
with stores. ON lot 2ux7f.f feet. No. l'& East
s2d street. also for Cornelius W. clark Sos.
lJi and 1916. adjoining. Two, tlrcc story dN'i
ling houses. each ou iot lsX1i feet bdEtI
y. Levy IL the buyer ami Do also owns 10.
$50 East 12I street ana the adjoining houses
So. 1898 and 900, Lexington avenue. forming =
plot ioi iN>u feet. Ht to southeast corner ~
those thoiolehfarcs. About June The old
buildings viii he RACED AND a. neW twelve st'i} q
apartment house sre.t Ted ou the site.
WILLIAM STREET The Rutland WHIT
lns Company BIAS sold f0r thr estate oi George
% Jones 40. 100 william street. between
John and Fulton streets. four story building.
ou Doc 25Eifi forf. The charles T.. Noycs
Company represented thf seller
fsIH STREET N,Her a. Gilman have cold
f.r fuc 'sfaf" of Matilda r. l.. BfadfOri ~
10 West i,fh street. four story dwelling
house. on Dot -5NlOIJ feet Columbia college
leaschpld. Go James J.. Barclay. ohio viii alter
tho house Cor Pots own occupancy. Mir. BAR
clay recently sold his house. 80. ~ East
18th street through the same brokers.
llilN STREET tNlIies kuhisr has
solid so 80 West li1th street. 81 nte story
lathous'. ON l'f 25AlUpII feet