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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23

dicatcs that the mines shipping over
the South Shore have normal WORKING
forces and that the new blood in the
forces is gradually assuming the prop
er degree Of efficiency
The figures on metal shipments over
the Copper Range for February do not
make this same showing because the
Copper Range virtually has shipped
little refined copper during the present
month. This is due to the pcudency Of
extensive repairs at the Michigan
smelter, the principal source Of ship
ments over that road. The stamped
mineral delivered to the Michigan
smclter during the period has been
held awaiting these repairs.
Jersey City y. j., is facing dan
ger OF "A water supply shortage,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23
U. OF NJ. CAPTAIN RESIGNS.

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 23-Miller
VI. Pontius has resigned the captaincy
of the University of Michigan baseball
team. lie announced that heavy
scholastic work in the law depart
ment made his resignation necessary.
tomorrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. HOT TEA BREAKS q
. A COLD-TRY THIS. &
<o>oHo>O>o>1]oAO>u>O>o<o>e

Get "a small package of Hanburg
Breast Tea. or as the German folks
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take teaspoouful Of
the tea. put a cup of boiling water
upon it, pour through a sieve and
drink teacup full at any time. II is
the most effective way to break cold
and cure grip. as il opens the pores,
relieving congestion. Also loosens the
bowels, thus breaking a cold at once.
II is inexpensive and entirely vege-
table therefore harmless. -.AdVcrtiso-
ment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23

New York--Because lie told pur-
chasers OF city lots that they were
only H. minutes walk from the car line
when In reality they We're eight miles
away, =. NJ. Daniel Jr., real estate
man. was convicted of larceny
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23

Jersey City y. j., is facing dan
ger OF a water supply shortage.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23
10 Cure a Cold i'm One Day

axe LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
s'p'ets' Stop the Cough and Headache
''u work off the Cold. Druggists re-
,s'u money IL IL fails to cure. f.. w.
uroVe's signature is on each box. 25
Observation-Disclosures.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23

scored by the winners i'm the amateur
class ranged from 261 down to 2S2.
A novel feature was somersault on
skis by Axel Hendrickson of Blair,
Wig. In this leap Hendriclson covered
TO feet and retained his footing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sterilizet
milk in which the bacteria are shock
Cd to death. is being tried out by tho
municipality with considerable success
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26

Members OF the Societies building
Realty Company composed OF the I.ealue
for Political Education. the Civic Forum
And the Economic Club are the prospec-
tive purchasers OF the property at los to
20 West Forty-ninth street. which, az re-
ported In THE Sun yesterday, has been
taken under option OF purchase from the
owners. Samuel h. Jacobs and Lee 4
freshman. 1t is the intention Of the
buyers TO erect an eleven story building
on the site. which besides having accom-
modstions for all the societies named, will
contain a large auditorium and a gym
Rasium and baths. 1t Is planned to make
the building the headquarters for the vari-
tional activity. More details OF the pro-
posed operation are printed elsewhere in
this paper.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
STORES AND LOFTS LEASED.

Corn Co have leased space at
81 to 81 West Thirty.elght street.
through to SO and 81 West Thirty-ninth
street. to Harry Rothleder: 1000 square
feet at los and 10 West Twenty fifth
street TO Define Raincoat Company. a
loft at 20 and 20 West Thirtieth street
to Samuel Harris: a loft Mt 7 East
Twenty-eghth street To Samuel Bresier.
tho entire building at ass and ass Fifth
avenue for the unexpired term Of Robert
Graves's lease to Philip Lleberman and
1900 square feet at <7& and as Broad
way to Rosenwasser Bros.
Tucker. sapeyers Co. have leased the
tenth floor west at 80 and ~ West
Thirty eighth street to Spiegel 4 RUDY.
n. Brigham Hall and william ID. Blood
good have leased for a long term OF year,
a store In the Ciebvrne. at the northwest
corner OF Broadway and 1o6th street, to
Kathryn Bradford. miliner.
John r. Weiss has leased the store nj
eoI Prospect avenue for fve years to 3
Held. who will use the store for a dress
ma king establishment.
Howard c. Pyle Co. with Daniel
Birdsali Co. have leased tho front
portion Of the sixth floor Of tho Law
yers Title and Trust Companys building
at 100 Montague street, Rrooklyn. 10 the
singer Sewing Machine Company for q
term Of years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26

Hail J How a Co. have sold for the
Pensie Construction Company. Charles
Hensle. president. Is Arden street. n Ave
story apartment house. on plot 27xi10.
sesr Maggie avenue. Thomas J. Goodwin
70 the buyer. He gave In exchange the
lct. 3Sxi00. 1T the northwest corner Of
plimpton avenue and i70th street, and
the frame house. on lot 26xil5. on the
south side OF 2l1th street east OF White
Plains avenue. Mr. Hensle sold last Sep
tember the building adjoining At II, to
Miss Maria Clara OFT. The house bought
by Mr.. 0oodw win is the sixth sold by Mr.
Hensie In the Dyckman tract In the last
year. About two weeks ago the three five
story nsts opposite the Hensle buildings
a. l2 TO 20 Arden street. were sold by
Brown Bros., who built them. to two in
Vsstors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
PUEBLO NOTICES.

q MSw n9sKsSHhR 1r FsaI
notice 10 hereby given that at = meeting of
S:a S:sfa.y III: ~: fs,sssRS S. S:ssca
70 HI GsoNoRAsLr THE BOARD or
81 rHH cirr or NEW YORK;
.AI ss A:nu ;.!s:eiry c:% Ss ~
, Tho. your s;sn. a.; ss,
rate, vH.S under n: Laws si y: STAT: % New
and venue: "a "a. city y Ne. .Yorh . 49,,
%:.sh ..s; i.::. sS.a.:a ssTs IN. Thi:a
h n.:s.,e .ss a"as
s,sSs ~, 70 iss street surface 'a"
u' S:s i ana ".csins with en-. exist,
;iSn :: ..a .v.SS: Viz. 4, ss; a:o1:.
nue.. thence northerly. westerly and south
H9snu. =. se s,nd: ana Turn: %
ticn with Audubon Avenue. with loop ter.
Within The present. Iosdwsy Of said For;
Georae Avenue.
%R T.' ,. Il; 81 IL. al. Hr' r S.y
Avenue Railroad Company under said con.
". ..p pns oh ,n: S- : .S.u Tsrs g, 1877
S e. s..s:: Ss'e . sa: "a ,: for
WHEREFORE, IN. p..itiensr Request.
- ;sS u:. n. T. 81:
said route under and pursuant to said con
way ,h.1e e for " term 81 ast lee: chan ten
T RsiiS s xvs Sffs h s;y coafAsr
corporate seaD President
r. J FULLER, Secretary
s's,. q New Jcrk %Sany Of Nss York =.
sss TnTd M.:pT: ,s R:s.,
soins petition, {Ss, he hs: rssS :sid petition
: n: % 81: .s'Ss s that
eept as TO the matters therein stated TO b.
:ieEsa upon nf0sms S.,'sx: sna s s and
sworn to before me this snd DAY Of FEB
fu iHt : WILLIAMS.
Nctsry Public ~, .o,,
S::== $ 81: S s;;':!;; e 81. ~ ~.
and the sclouinS resolutions we're .h.r.
wv %H iHessEts tn. .es.ssln. petition .,on
q Es.i%s.: I'd AppSI,,onH'snt at a meet
kEsoLvEp. shsi in pur.u.ne. of Law TN,
Bc.rd set: Fssdsy, The :, .i1, n. dsy Of March
Room s IL in tn. city han, borough Of Nan
such ,ss s: aha: AID b. ps T.,
and a public hearing be had thereon. a
| which citizens shall he entitled TO sppes
and be heard and be II further
: RESOLVED. that the Secretary Is dtrecte,
60 cause such petition and these resolution
to be published for az least fourteen a.
! days IN two daily newspaper In the city o
New York, to he designated by the Mayor
and for at least ten 40, days in the Cit
/ public hearing. The expense Of such publ
cation TO be borne by the petitioner. 9TH
Sun ana the New York Tribune designatedD
| JOSEPH HAAG. Secretary.
! New York. February 6. 1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered at Albany yesterday;
Madelyne Developing Company. Inc. Man
haitian; capital, $4,000; directors. Rose
Verschleirer, Isaac Sch0rman, New York.
and John J. Canning, Bronx.
Arsert Realty. Corporation. Manhattan
capital. 5000; directors. Edward y. Brill
Edward w Drucker and Charles prucker
New York city.
Alpine Holding Company. Inc. Msnhst-
tan: capital. $4,000; dirsctoI:. Hsrsid p
Bronx, and Della T., Rose. New York.
Norwood Park Realty Corporations; mar
Mcclure West Norwood. N. j.; Morris
corsa. New York city. ana Julius Bsrks-
Wahibeok Realty Company. Inc, Brook
iyni capitol. tio.eoo; dirset1rs: Edwin A
Abrahsm 9. Arnold, New York
Van Brunt Realty Corporation, brooklyn;
csIitaL $1,000; directors. John Deinhardt,
Mario Mstsssr and Clara spindisr. Brook
Van Belt Realty Corporation. Queens;
capital. $1,000; directors. Maria Aetsgcr.
John Dsinhsrdt and Clara spindisr. Brock
Ign.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders at.
torney.D
BEGINS at p. on Y: eI. 81 '%ap 90;
i isis-sl,s. e q Cohen to Geo = slscSvM
SO ' SoTEEvXyab e. ,' s. n~sy !. 20
ioS, June ~, iNs-Baronet Realty Go to
sEpGwicK. Az. = 5. I!.t n iIs,h 81, sSs
Emu: :' cas 10 su b.s "a s''M Msi%.. .,
HAMILTON TERRACE. IS. !. ',si n
jno o 4 Lucy d W Baker to Jas W Bar
,o p:Z ,s6 gw,y.. p,,,;n:,.
r.p ii. ,isii@Ard.n ! : n g to Evgsss::
eH ssasfs. Fss IL. ises-D.Siei and Chris;
,,n n,sn, MG HHcs %, e Mary Kent; s, az
SANE sI PRoPERrS. July il. iio..aiu.spps
r::Ss.Dp,o END 1sa. sno AnSrsw o' s'I scs
ESmsas and car. si,,iS e llnsi. I'm
' Isss sT a.. So is. and 5. w ss III 81 3;
5 nas 9: e a A'S:s M :s % c
s.chn:a . 1:i. G1,v.r.,;,: ATTY: -,
,,Ta y. =: 4 ,.,'s, p:o i. i;i.. :.
notlsy LcT': s.';sier d niSs:; TspMI.: , :"
q AHiEi;s Nv n COR istth 81. isIsS Fss
%, iSos-Maurics Magic 10 tho Eblins
n!sx!ng CO; sttys. Nathan .Lsvsntritt 4 e
'Hsw s. iss.-Isv and Julie 4 . KilpstrieE
;S:E ,A;tsnssy i val III: =. siI T. sS q
s. s..s i'' :s,s' He.'i: ''' %.es:ss ~ ~,
ii:,i.;; s:':r.s;:. !; 4,
10 ~, FsS Il. isss--Harris Brown y
i.suis L hiehnsa, sttys. RosAer = 3. y!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
RESTRICTION FIGHT STILL ON.
Court 81 Appeals orders Recital Of
2eth street Encreac hme~t Case.


2eth street 'Encreaehmeat Case.
Tho Court Of Appeals has revsrsed for
ths second time tho decision Of the lover
courts which upheld an old restriction
ignored by tho builders Of the twelve
story loft building at 20 to 80 West TWEEN
ty-sixth street. that no building should
be built M to the building line. Tho
higher court sends the case back for re-
trial The restriction 10 ono affecting
the two blocks between Broadway and
Sixth avenue from Twenty-fourth 70
these blocks many years ago BY the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company and
requires that no building within thoee
blocks shall I've built out further than Q
line SIX feet back from the usual build
Ing line.
In. those days the restriction Wa yell
enough. but that section has lost IT. resi-
Genital character and the enactment Of
tne time worn covenant brokers and build
ers have always considered q hardship
on realty owners. II has been claimed
that this restriction has held back the
development Of these blocks. Buiidsrs
could not be induced TO speculate on the
decision Of the courts on the legality of
the restriction and built up adjacent
blocks TO the north. east and west To-
day more old time buildings will be found
between Twenty-fourth and Twenty sixth
streets. broadway and Sixth avenue. than
any other blocks IN the midtown dis
trict that have been reached by the ex-
pansion OF trade
The loft building under LITIGATION vas
erected by tho Hinkle Construction Com
pany on a frontage Of SO feet five years
ago. The structure was run out to the
building line. After II was up Rosanns
Bachelor decided II shut Oft the iight
from her property at IS West Twenty
sixth Street and therefore reduced lie
value The matter was taken TO court
and judgment was received against the
builders. which required that they chop
six feet or the front Of their building,
The builders took the case 10 the Court
OF Appeals and the lower court Wrs re-
versed. IL was tried a second time IN
the lower court and again q judGmant
was granted against the builders The
recent decision OF the higher court brings
the case back for tho third time to the
first court.
The case 10 being watched with much
interest. especially by owners In the AZ
fected zone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
sURRO0ArEs' MOTTO 70.

STRONG. HELEN FkIsBIE In pursuance
OF an order OF Honorable Robert Ludlow
Fowler. Surrogate OF the County OF New
having claims against Helen Frisbie Strong
late OF New YORK ctty. New York. deceased
the subscriber at his place Of trsnsactinG
business at the ofTice ~ his attorneys. DIN.
Clark q Phelps at No, - Nassau Street
Borough OF Manhattan. city Of New York, on
or before the first day Of July next. Dated
New York. the first day Of December 1919
CYRUS Y STRONG. Executor. OLIN.
CLARK 4 PHELPS, Attorneys for Executor
~ Nassau street Borough OF Manhattan
Fttv ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
Due Saturday. February -

OF Sandy Hook II 7 =. NJ
So Mayaro T'+nidad, al miies snuth 81
Sandy Hook AZ noon
81 Comus, Now orleans, 9N miles south 81
Sandy Hook at r. ~
Sandy Hook AZ NOON
- HI Alba, Galveston ise unas sosMh~ess
NJ Diamond Shoala Al r. NJ
IS Huron. Js,.k~onyiile sn miies soush 81
Sandy Hook al Y.
So Lampasss. Mobile, ~ miles vsst ~ ~
mont Key q uoon.
ss cSa,ei, New .orlesra - salss ssu'h q
Diamond 0hAsas = n0on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
Buy NEAR 4TH AVE. SUBWAY.

The Jerome Property Corporation has
cold i7s Eighth street, near Fourth ave-
rue. Brooklyn. a three story brick three
family fiat. on lot lsxlo0. for the Rogers
Improvement Company to a client for In
vestment The same brokers also have
spld 1866 Garfield place, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. a three story and
basement dwelling. on lot 20x1o0. for
client OF Haviiand 4 Sons.
o. ". Snyder 4 Son have sold the two
story and basement dwelling at 551 Ninth
street 20 a client for investment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26

wASHrNGTON. Feb s6.--The tank shlp
Ars<husa has arrived at Port Arthur. Tex
the collier Orion At Hampton Roads. the
cruiser New orleans a. Aea puico.
The tug PAtuSent has sailed from Guam =
tansmo for Port au Prince. the collier
Celtic from Guacanayabo Bay for Guam
tanamo, the yacht Msyhower from Norfolk
for Vera Cruz and the cruiser California
from San Diego for MAzauan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
lleTH ST. PICTURE THEATRE.
T" Ne Erected On the East side at
Cost Of $1,000.

Gross kleinberGer. architects. have
fled plans for 4 one story moving picture
theatre on the south side OF 18th street
276 feet east of Second avenue. for Nicho-
las Conforti rs owner. II will have .
frontage OF 3s.% feet and a depth of
1901; feet and the cost has been esti-
mated at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
RrDGEWOOD FLAT SALES.

The @ y. Mathews Company has sold
IA r Schmidt 1873 Putnam avenue for
oil.5o0. and 1880 Cornelia street to Mrs.
n. X Herbert for $1,000. The houses
sr~ IN the Ridsewood section. The com
psnv has sold twelve houses in that Sec
ton since the first OF the year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
PEARL ST. CORNER N NEW HANDS

The seven story building at the south
east corner Of Pearl and Beekman streets
has been taken over by the 2S< Pearl
Street Company, a corporation formed
Yesterday at Albany for the purpose by
Louis Saiosnon. Samuel J. Rawak and
James G. Hogan. Tito to the property
now stands in the name Of George 7.
Van Nalkenburgh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
Roaa Passes Iaterest Payment.

Tho Peoria and Eastern Railway. q
part OF the Zig Four system. announced
yesterday that no interest would be paid
on liz et.0e0.Oo0 4 per cent Income bonds
Interest has been paid regularly since
1903. with tina single exception Of the yea,
teee. when the interest was omitted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
NEW BROOKLYN rACroav.

A. Zerega Sons will erect on Front
strret. Brooklyn, on plot 55xsb. a six story
and basement reinforced concrete factory
building where they will establish their
macaroni plant. The Turner Construc-
ton Company has been awarded the gen.
eral contract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26

e,n a.. o. ~. srouad heoF . -pert bsse-
msnt-nassy lace 90 iassl Roisias 90
SSS bwsy. u ~ from Asy I. isit; atty:
nS StR4J AsW e. q &: ~: sast:ax /. Ai.ssa -
Jss Rccksfi o Ptliing ct. Bkiyn. & ":
okfxcSnb 113 tsS asa 'iiii. cor :.er. 20 o.
S :: !: , a:s'Sx ~ L; y;
i s:ss = :s'.,:s ~ 81. s' =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
CREDIT MAN
FOR DEPARTMENT STORE
ABRAHAM AND STRAUS, Full.

ABRAHAM AND STRAUS, Full
ton Street, Brooklyn. require the
services OF q first class credit man
and accountant; one with depart
ment store experience preferred
and not over IS years Of age.
This Is q splendid opportunity
for one with the necessary qualifi-
cations. All applications will be
treated conRdentially. Apply by
mail 10 Abraham and Straus.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26

rsS T.. AZ; SSs ysS 3. 1919 81 :,sK
olsSnsR' a. j: ..,;.,se1!ss:s :'SGS
'nf e. ..s Ss'% w@ & Orr !'s q Sh.S.r r..
osAND sT. isi:: ao.i.soii.-R:S:co. i s HcIS
Feb %s'h a. 70 q AR m,:. x:;; 81 demand. ss s1'ys
'rs1 y. az, Gs.mss Isl ..n. Esu Az
-: " Pc % .sss s::' n'. S y; q
It'll 81: 81 i. :. at.ii,s. pr mts. sii: 500
q, Feb 1871 yrs c; atty. II Cc nnc
East Side.
tEsst Of rSfth az between Fourteenth and
p. Z? e. !: +: :a:s!'s' ~ Z
Il" !i..!ss Nv: ill.,; i. i; Climb u
s. syn -: e. ol.A. -: ~. g; n.y.. ssosS
10th sts)
sfsr ST. lcs-.,s ". c.seiis,S.Monts,o;,.
iW, Spe: atty. n Titis ins CO; az
.sT TH II. ,ti.si W, ioiioss.st and s; West .t
bond: .'iy. woodfo,d. d .B. M:a': ::n
tMsnhattsn Island. north of iioth at
nth ST e. sHs " Hms G ~ S Sv i0 n,'.
sG GInsoln rS SEN 81 r.. aS SsS ef Ssyn
Nov IL. 1918. due Feb II. 1914 ,s
,.Praa ST. 81: las. Lemon ay. s,s.ss'ii
LONG Realty Go 20 v.,en,!ne vi = Macy Ma
yrG ~ c: atty CO. doSS
SANE PRopERTY.same 10 John John.
Sc; $4,000 ,''; s y;: = f ~.S e..
,s,b ST. !. 100 E Bfs.d..y. ic.s:ii"
Bank. 81 css%Ser. !. Feb IS. yrs: 8
p G. atty. NJ Seaman 81 ch,mb sns
u observation-disclosures. Hb'ooV
BroUs.
tBoroush OF The Bronx
ios-Baronet Realty Go TO I, Mtg Co. So
L lawyer + i !. T Co: 40 Rssy 10000
LOT 10. map a. lot. formerly S SSrneh fi' y
tisss. westchester 49,. ......... 5000
LOT "a map .uedr,Sn Of e, ,,.n,, ma. 70
Jos Blanehssid: ;: Rector =, n.yo, .; ,;s
son Bldg Co TO Mary Monaghan, sss "
i.s,h st Feb q, due. &C, as per son ndo
LOTS ,u.s;s. map forster sehmid, prop;
erty-Thos McK.own to Jas q McCool. $50
Amsterdam av. Feb -. yrs. G. au S
sEHo ls% %g ~ 100 S"i Randall ay. ,5.iCc
Thure A sandb berg to Chas W Anderson at
West Haven. conn. Feb ~. yrs, pcS
ST AIMS Az, Is: as n Iss,h q. e, so1iS 100.
bond. .i,y' Max Monfried. 2ss Bwsy q. 900
ri Anna De- Decker TO o.smsn sa,iDs: BANK,
1851 tth sv. Feb -. yrs p c, atty, 4
u Mosl.. so Broad st. 80. -. 81: 900
TiFFAN.G ST, 100 .n sS'h cooI gis
bids Co. Inc, to Manhstt.n Mtg Co 200
R~sy. atty, Title @ Co ias
,7srH sT ST. W vandsrbit sv' is'sS
ios-John Oil to Fred Obi. Ns u i7b,h
~. pr mtg es,t 400. FEB 90. due as per bond :
atty O Frey st,s Sd 81, zoo
TlEp0uT AZ :. AS .,s T. saSeEi Or ET ,r
$4,000. Feb ~ yrs 81 p c: atty. Title
cI.AsoNs POINT ROAD At intersection
Nnsen%.nn to cha. knecnmsnn .c.,
Richmond Ter. Port Richmond. " v. Dec
e. i2is : yrs. spe' stty. quinn: go 49,
schultz to Cons,n Co. sTs y ssd ct,
Feb -. installs. p c; atty. rit,.
Inc CO is5 Bvay. 1900
sEs s1wEls A. corSeit 70 Herman n sis s
kamp. $40 W i7:d ST. Feb -. due. &c, 81
per bond; sttys. sslter 4 y, 100 Nassau
linton Az. issih at, icox,s~
samuel Solomon 81 81 TO David steckier
1885 7,h sv. Jan:s. hue &C. as per bond
HoiFrrMAN ST. -. $50 Jacob ct. 5o,iss~
Knisn, / De NIECE TO France. CLARK
Mt Vernon. y. Feb TO-, dye &C a, p pc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
MUSIC PUBLISHERS MOVING.
Another Large Coscern 20 Leave the
sos fer strand BuilAing.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased to Water
son Sny der- Berlin. music publishers. now
located at liz West Thirty-eighth street,
offices, comprising about half a floor. in
the Strand Theatre Building. at the north
west corner OF Broadway and Forty-sev-
enth street This shown the uptown
movement OF tho music publishers. as
this In second large concern OF the kind
TO move into this building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

There will he meeting OF the West
Side Taxpayers Association this eve
ming at Heinebund Hall. 267 West Thirty
fourth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
FAR ROCkAwAY PLACE LEASED

The Lewis u. May Company has leased
for Irving and Walter Blumenthai the
Blumsnthal estate property consisting Of
stucco house, garage and outbuildinEs
on Jarvis Lane. Far Rockaway, 20 A. >.
lserson for all year occupancy.
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suYs on UPPER I'D AVENUE.

SHIRD AvENUE.-George W. Brettell
has sold for John Q. Bourne to Samuel
Began 1850 Third avenue. a four story
business building, on lot 25xl00. be-
tween firth and l2sth streets. The
property was held at SIS. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26
,,sr STREET DWELLING RENTED

Leroy Coventry has leased for Mrs
Katherine Rodrlgues the dwelling at s:0
West Seventy first street to Mrs. Jessie
r. Rankin.
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LEvENsTEIN. Abr. to Abr pWor,
EeuIrABLE TRUST co OF to E:th.r
FOSTER. Frederic q. p. ana ano' eIr,,
to' Frederic de Foster and ano.
cRIFFEN. Henry e. to sarah II Finer:
SAME to wilson n Powell. Jr. trussi..7s.c.
WALTER, VIM j. ct a. sxrs, to Titls
APLiNGroN. Henry to La~y.r. Miss
ofPENHEIMER B,rdi. IL to z.essriss
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LAWYERS TITLE ms 4 r co 10 Union
CRY MICE co to Lawyer. TIL. In. 4
y TRUST 60 10 CITY M,ge co ..,..-. $40
KANDELl. Joseph. 10 Michael FAY. ~. 800
SATTLER. Theodore to Louis Feinberg
RHoDoFF. Adeline. 10 REM Liz,
REMAIN, Marsare,ha. to Adolf rel.
TRUST co 20 city Mtg. Co .....'','sI
CITY MICE co to I. T 4 T Co. $4,000
LIFE ms TRUST co TO Titls q
coHcouRsE IMP co to sam. -. $4,000
EARNsHAw, Alice =. to Dry Dock say
HARTiGAN. Anna to Mary Eek. ~. SOC
MEYER. Geo A, exr, to Sarah pev."ee
osMANsKY Morris. to Union 50 say
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RosENBERa. Herman. to Juli..
FRANZ Juliu, }. to Lawyer. Mtse
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-26

Robert S. Streep is the buyer OF the
three story dwelling AZ 8 West 1880 street.
sold by Edward J. McCabe through Mark
Rafalsky & Co. Mr. Strecp gave In part
payment the two four story fats at S3S
and $40 Jefferson avenue. Brooklyn. on
plot 81 oxll5.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Publ,r OFFERINGS Yesterday ~ MaW-
haitian and The BrOns.
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