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ANOTHER PARK Az. APARTMENT.

The trsuline Academy properly at the
northwest corner Of Park avenue and
Eucty third street was bought yc 'terday
hv hing n BinE through rrase n Gilman.
The property IL 81 feet on Park avenue
and 100 feet on the street. and IL covered
wi h two and four story buildings Cor
w,rly used by the trsulinc Sisters. The
Hr'por'N WIS sold TWO years ago. when
On. convent moved 80 New Rochelle, to
robert shaw Minturn as "A pite for two
dwellings, one for his mother and the
l.hor for himself. Bing n hing will erect
N apartment on the property. 1t will
nav" ON, suite to floor unless additional
-opcrtv IS secured before building opera
ous are started. Last week these build
,rs bought the southeast corner OF Park
.,ouuy and Nincty street as n
..I. Tor twelve story apartment and
.r previous week took tart Of the old
'ropiu home site on Sixty-sixth street
..1r Third avenue, for improven ent with
go MIN. story buildings.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

John Schreyer. SO W s8d ct. ~ yrs
from oct l, 1914: atty. Louis Wendell; "
AvENuE 3. iao,iss' iall--Jacob Mo.r.fsidsT
to Joseph Zabinsky, yrs from April
1914, address t2) 100 Avenue 1900
Bronx.
WASHISGTON AV. l0is-3I, sll--Rsy Levy
20 Harry Levin 80 Washington av. from
July !, 1914 to April 30. 1911, atty
shapiro & ". l.3 William II. ..... $40
ALEXANDER Az, "a ~ 1884 ST.
GONi06 all--Henry / Morris. trustee, 10
WIN Wcungche, 3dS Alexander av II yrs
from May l. 1914; ATTY, NJ Burgherd.
III Bwsy; tsses. &C and $500
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BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
shoe Company on Dusse street.
Importer Leases On Eifth Avenue.

Daniel Birdsall & Co. have leased the
store and basement at 150-ib2 Duane
street. southeast corner OF West Broad
way. to the T. n. Emerson Shoe Company
of 100000.
Douglas Robinson, Charles g. Brown
Company have leased the fourth floor at
$40 Fifth avenue to Click a Singer. i'm
porters, for n term OF years
John Il. Weiss has leased for L. NJ.
Disken the building at ais East sixty
fourth street for six years to Leney.
cleaner and dyer.
Unger & Watson. Inc. have leased for
n term Of years the store. cellar and sub.
basement Of 1911 East Fifty-fourth street,
consisting OF 1900 square feet. TO Nenakls
Brothers. manufacturers of Office fixtures.
Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company has leased the store and base
ment at Is East Thirty-frst street to
Marie Thompson for tea room purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-30

Supreme Court--By Justice Lehman
Schuatz vs. Jackson, Oswald y, Jacoby
CaVanaught vs., Murphy william T. Quinn.
BY Justice Greenbaum-Ryley vs. Pink
new Henry A. Gildersieeve,
by Justice Erlanser---De cordova vs..
Stacy.
Nv Justice weeks-Mutual Life Insurance
Company VS. Hudson Building. John e. Cole
man, Florsheim vs. Warner, Oh. ii. Murray
~ Y. l.. I. Co, Palermo Bros, James A.
Allen; Middetown Savings Bank VS.. New
York Real Estate Security Company, James
a. Lynch; Y, =, TT. Go. VS. Roedels, Elek j,
Ludylgh,
By Justice Giegerich-Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company vs.. HeinEe. Charles L.,
Hoffman
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TENANTS ron CRY DWELLINGS.

Shaw & Co have leased the following
dwellings: i47 West l30th street for
Henrietta n. Evans to jeremiah 7. Sheehy,
400 ST. Nicholas avenue for +. =. Prather
to william Hogan and $50 West 130th
street for the estate of ". NJ Schleffelin
to Ellen NJ. Progan.
Unger 4 Watson have leased for Caro-
line X. Everett the three story and base
ment dwelling nj s32 Lexington avenue TO
August Schmidt for term OF years.
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FOUR PARCELS TRADE,

VEST 18TH STREET-Jamss L.. Barry
a Co have sold for Crandall * Foots
OF Elkland, Pa, j3l and J33 West l4jth
street. two five story buildings, on plot
eGNl00 In part payment they take the
northeast corner OF Franklin avenue
and 18TH street. q dwelling. on plot
lnoN25 j3N West ljJd street. Ave
story HAT on plot 25NlO0. and IL West
lo2d street. a FIVE story fiat. on plot
lS.sN1oo. The total deal involved about
f1-L ana
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Park Avenue Centre Of Activity--Drive
Corner Sold---Costly Dwellings
Bought for Business.

Lawson. James C. Mcguire acted for the
hospital in the transaction. Work will
bu started at once on "A new home for
the hospital. There will be large main
structure and several small buildings. IT
Is expected that they will he completed
within a year. The old home on Am
sterdam avenue will be sold.
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Paris avenue was n centre Of fading
Yesterday IN the real estate marke.'
though an important deal was closed ON
4. yersidc Drive. and two dwellings south
.. central Park found buyers who VIII
81. the properties for business purposes
The market yesterday was unusually busy
ur Monday at this time OF the year.
Park avenue trading included the sale
10 ~ Nnety-third street corner for an
apartment house operation, the sale OF Il
IDIOT adjoining another corner at the same
Intersection and the sale OF small
.arner two blocks further north ON the
Drive the Sisters Of st. Regis completed
wuership to the block front between 18Th
tud i4Oth stress. one VI the most i'm
ercsting transactions OF the day was the
sale Of Wrst Thirty seventh street dwell
rg held at $4,000 to drcssmakcr.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SAD ST. tA3 E--Isidor Goldman agt Moses 4
Sigmund Mendelsohn, owners & contrac-
: tors; Moritz Liebovitz. contractor Cre-
GRAMERcy PARK SOUTH. i;t1N.,hseDo
Rosen & co syt James w Gerard. owner
Technology Cub OF Y. lessee; u II
Howes Constn Co, contrac'"r .... 1901 80
18TH st 5Il W--Louis FlAtau art Daniel
y McEikenny, owner Mary Dempsey,
owner and contractor. ,,,........ s?lO.7s
Bronx.
MARION Az s3Ts--Hsrry Alexander ast
Henry Nanderinden, owner and contrsc
an
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BROOKLYN LAUNDRY BUILDING.

Shampan 4 Shampan have prepared
plans for laundry building and garage
to be erected on the east side OF Sanford
street 90 feet north Of Willoughby ave
nue.. Brooklyn, on plot l00xl00. to cost
$40, 900 for the Cascade Steam Laundry.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and Brooklyn.
lat - vEsEY STREET !

MT II ' tSFl SINFtTT
BY Joseph p. Day.
az. lO.5SioOS. sly dvls-M q MAYNARD
REt II ID Radcliffe ct al due, fl,s7052
taxes &C. 50 26532 Withdrawn.
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
Ofhce OF william h. Smith
PACIFIC ST. n >. 1855 Hopkinson av,
ct al, TO the plaintiff for $500 over a NOR
gage - $4,000
KENT ST n =. $50 Manhattan av, 2SNl00
M /. Fleming agt W Kelly ct al, 20 9
Driscou ............... .............. .sh,O2s
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

5TH Az. =, whole front between 3sth 4
a9th sts--Herrmann a Grace Co aEt Frank
V Burton 81 al, May ~, loIt... si,Ssss3
9th ST, eo5 EBarnet weinsteln sgt Max
Nersogle!ser ct al. Mar g. 1914 .,,. si0l9t
BROADWAY, 3lt7--Joseph ErmnCora agt
q " Hedfern ct al June 25, 1914 Thy de-
po,it ,....,,..........-. .,..,,,.... f3s
;0TH ST $50 W--IouIs ! Brrgmun art
Maurice cross ct al, June 10, 1874. sl?: 30
THIRD Az, ssG0 :3st Abraham Ram agt
Harry Weaver ct al. June 49, 1914. e2l6
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BnookL,N APARTMENT BUYING.

Louis Gold has sold 10 Courtney Hyde
50 and 49, Pacific street, n four story
APARTMENT house, between Nevns street
ga Third avenue. The price paid is saiC
To have been $4,000.
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MOUNT KIsco HOUSE RENTALS.

Julia Beverley Higgins has leased for
Charles r. Gregory his house at Mount
Klsco to Thomas Dallan Toy OF New York
and for Miss Augusta Wood her house
known as Briarhurst nj Mount Klsco to
Or Howard H. Mason of New York.
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Receivers Appointed.

Suprcms Court--Ry Justice Greenhaum--
Euphemla y. cotnr Henry Behrsppt
Henry Hnfhcimrr; charles ID. Oendorf Us.
Nichols SUsramizzo, Morris Jacoby L, <
Tr. 20. Va, George Doctor. Joseph n Kelly:
Daniel X, De Bcxiedon Vs. Matilda y. Deck :
Ter Joseph D. Kelly.
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BIYs HUDSON RIVER HOME.

Robert NJ Mcbride, president of the
-" Century Magazine Company. has
: released an Italian villa on Riverside
1--WE. Philpse Manor, near Tarrytown.
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| downtown.
tsouth of Fourteenth ST.
essspA5 Adv. N 20 " sa.5i Reads $"
whi,eboGse. isS j. 7sd d, and sheldon 4
SSr" ;o escs ans .s se Oh bans
rERRY sT, n 3. ss7 West st, run. " sG.sx
Allan n,. Huntsr 20 Josephine A Budke
| a. vls nlis ~ e. June s. ATTY;
East side.
EAST of Fifth ay, between Fourteenth and
ION Sta
s s1Crs ct Nv a. s,s az f:s.ss
| ref to eli East 4ist street Co.
Rector st; June 81: atty, I @ Co. i5s
SAME PROPERTY il samueis 20 70
.isT & 'H ss - sis a, ay :snsssiel,n
wife Thos Hastings. to same. mtge,
,oTI osq all ii'ns Jn S,s ,. a'
Mary King TO- Ford Hun,ing,on go Lex
wTH ST. IL; E l.. n $ ss5s e PARK av. ASK
100 s--AleS solins TO Deborah sookne; i5I
ssD DIT" 81. iiSSS 3, =. IS rsrk sv, iissowv
liens, June 49, y'n a,iy. ' Goddard 's'S Marx,
IExiNGT6yY> Az. cor ,,jhn 81, soyssi@.
1ns Co. 100 Bway ...................sio 500
West side.
| west ~ Firth nv. between Fourteenth and
iiOth ssl
Z 22D ST. as W. ltG.2 eth av, 1sN
's.5--West side Holding Co to VIM Resin.
ISIS Eish,y.secGnd 81. Bklyn, mtg 'it
900. az Hens JuSe 80 address Cl, 2s
18th st, 81; "; , > ias sin az. ~
RsyvIew av. Ear Rockaway, l. I. mtg SIS. :.
900. June 20 atty. Benz Welt. Heaiy and
,sE FiyE sf S Sy w. Fsr RH sS s'h av
,Rache,; VIE 81 LaTrenie Lipps TO J2cop
mts $1,000 Ss N IanS 3! g. s,y o, t' sShcks
lii' 18th st.,.................,. 200
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF it0,h ST
Lena Katz 10 Abr Levy. III West
chester az mtg 5000 AZ LEM June 20,
,,T4 s sfso%g rs S0s" st i'0 sv' ''s
Mamaroneck y Y, June 20; atty, T,G 90,
SANE PnopERrY Anna 4 Giiii.s 70 '- Lena
Knss ' a W'll'Ge; CO. AZ ny %.5 ':.''
sT NICHDLAs Az. :. ISL 1lsth st.
Rey crbS 4 Fax Row june s 'a a
nsSsn6lTserssr' ~ PARK ROY i,.,' :. 81
, co 10 rr6an Sacuri,les Co. isS Bway, Nav
, -. allys, Reeves a r. le5 Bwey. 500
O Alllnger to Leybuck co. Inc. IN Bway
mtg $50. 900. all liens. June 20. sttys, Cha.
T. 4 VIM " Buckley. III Bway.......,t
/ Bropx
borough Of The Bronx
I l'NrH ST. $ ~ Washington aN ~ VI
% l-AHp'ph Esichmsnn 10 cam T. rover
n A. i'l - IsLh - June "a "i'ss
= Wiiimmson u 5'' Alexander sN,: VI
LINCOLN ST. = being lot 2S6' map
y hronAriew Pirk.H simpson, rei "a
Steuh Levy. 9Ei W l''st - iaX Zen JnI.
I ctti ,a,yit{A,i,.sn htmoM'h; "a nwaS i.O'
E sSai'-.H sump'on RET TO Steiia
Levy -. I'lst, -. 10y leh' Jun.
+ hln, " VI hIfno"ich' 2SI bwaN. Sd",
, - ~ -. ", p. h.s -NN loPs- Melvin VI
tn".l't rel 70 Johannah Haupi mann
o rem. Rector = 81 ooc
q HUM IERNA'E, u loth az Joy
. ,Lr.t'h p,tah u" lanes y .ihn M
~ r. l-5l ~ Mar i, h'ly, Jas gibbons
.,.ip y. 's"d ST. -. gee. ''''..' .. "
"lh 81 E's Green az or lane
I.NiVl hhko conn 10 John J F"N, -,
~ M 81 Juur y mtg 5000 atty. j. j
. roy lsos baihsaie Hy. -..,,. ...... slO,
LOTS q, and 22s. map Hunts Point Really
, .3-,"TIi" WakSl 70 Ilenek hreda 1851
IN Az June mtg $1,000 atty. Z1enet
r brsda. SOL 9TH y......... ........... sio'
. Bsumsarien 10 Regina 'ous'n 60 ano
, s.Ss itpSpt'N Az MsF ~ hIiy, tul.o
= a. i"Sb''' az ..-.....:. .-.'..'. ..-
~ 80 "iifN ~, {" i no isi't II isXsO,
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Arrived MONDAY Ia

Arriyed-MONDAY June 20
So Mlnnewhska, HISS a. NJ. Southampton.
June 20.
SIS Csmpsnla. 1890 p. NJ Sunday Glasgow.
June 20
S. Re d1tais. 10 p. NJ. Sunday, Palermo.
June IL
S. Germanls = \. NJ. Marselllcs. June ~.
SIS Francisco. q y. NJ, Hull. June 10
S. Rauenfels. 1870 =. NJ. Rotterdam June n
IS Conlston., $50 \ ~. AiCicrs June /
IS Commcwijne. $50 \. ". Trinidad, June ~.
IS Clothilde Cunco. A. NJ. Jamaica, June "a
IS Bcachy. II \. NJ, Trinidad. June u.
SIS Naguez. l:A y. NJ San Juan June -
- Port Antonio. $50 A. NJ. Jamaica. June ~.
IS Brazos. s \. NJ, San Juan. Jun, -.
- Bcrmudian, SIS \. NJ. bermuda, June FL.
~ Norfnrn Pridgc SIS \ NJ. Tampico June 70.
"a King Lud p NJ. Msianzas. June -
IA Allemannia, II y. N. sunday. lnarua,
June -
Sc Concet,lns d. GIorgio sA NJ. sams June IS
IS hsss1n VII. 1910 =. ". Sunday. Sanu-
ago. June 20.
IS Antilles. New Orleans. June -.
~ n Sigln. Galveston june ~
ss Florida. Port Arthur. Tex June II
So Everett. New Orleans, June u.
50 Cherokee, Georgetown, :. C. June q.
IS Chesapeake. Baltimore June q.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Princess Irene. at Naples.
SIS Lapand. At Antwerp.
~ President Grant AZ Hamburg
81 Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. nj CherboufD.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS George Washington. from Oh erbourg.
IS Graf waldersce, from Ha mburg.
SIS ultonia. from Trieste
SIS Nauban. from Barbados.
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and
lenders attorney
East slide.

rd"rt N'"V'
EAST Of Firh av, between Fourteenth and
10Th stsD
ssrH sr. n :. 20 W LIST Az. s7ssiOO5.-
Gsorse MnnaoIn 10 kn,nattHnaao a wu'RS vI loss
.tty The sttilar Ia an ay, 81 900
-,b sr il, . Madison Az eOxIOs .
Euz,he,h A pemarsst 10 Chelsea Realty
90. las EV1v' Juna 20. due July 20 1911.
10TH ST II =, 2lS . LIST av. soxloo ll-.Wm
Mas 81 a. 80 Ludwig Ulmanh map
phpna, H. Jun" 20, que June ~; !'l'1
p g atty l. ms 60 100 b"aS s-''Vo"
West Side.
yves, Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
1io,h s,st
.,,, o ,o-oso =,
Eoun - n -, - o,h az, oU'ro,' ~
KeIer me 20 p9uNe.neur =, az ~ pn NV
bweS; 'nhe ~ que SoN ~ NJ oPooo
hIy' L'us l.S 80 10 pNas sse'SSVo
II 49, q r,G En1g,.o, la 81
chanhs,s =, Srs5 N :" yWne
~ ANY, "a" Me"u're' P' oHoe
,eTTu' ca. ''t-s 'G,h a., soxes E;,U
90 i" 80 80 - r,,is - q r -,
~ H. iurc 20 Ins a. nor bono ,io 400
p.aI,y 70 :, Sin. "a roy.ns,s,,
Ep',on "Sy - % NJ me- al ooS /
W nc az neT bond. atty l. T Ins 20 lao
Rrsy 10 100
UPTOWN
tManh1ttan Island, north OF lloth ST.
llsTH ST. :, 1913 eth av, 25xl0Oil-
Lena Ka,z TO Anna Gnliss Msmaroneck
Co. ' ,7s va y''' =, -','' $4,000
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Army and Navy orders.

wAsHINGToN. June ?o.--rhes. army
orders were issued yesterday;
First Lieut. W. n Harding. Ordnance De-
pa rtment. from Frankford Arsenal and take
station at Philadelphia In connection with
his duties at that arsenal
First Lieut., A. II Hobley, Ordnance De-
partr nent TO Frankfort Arsrna..
Capt. X. H. somers. Ordnance pepa. =
ment, 20 West Point
second Lieut. w, Il Garrison. Jr., Twelfth
Cavalry, TO West Point
These navy orders were issued:
Lieut. r. G. Oak, from the Yorktown to
the California.
Lieut. j. NJ Campbell Jr., to home ana
walt orders.
20 the Prebr.
Ensign J. -, oldendorf, from the whipplo
TO the California,
Ensign J c. ware. from the Cartornia to
the PEBBLE,
Ensign W II Geisenhor to AAiaue sta
ton VIA army transport Aur.s7
Ensign j. ". Ashley, from the R"".es -
'hc Burgess Company, Marb-h.ad MAA
Ensign ]. SaNer from the MayrsAt -
;he Trippe
Ensign J n. Dee to csmmsnd the OIL.
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HOraceS.Ely&CO.
REAL ESTATE
q Liberty St. 4Ss Fifth Av.
BOROUGH OF BRooKLYN-FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-In North Sheepshesd Bay.
near Kings Highway, 2 minutes walk from
~" station or Smith ~. line, detached
house and plot OF ground, 40 feet wide, iae
feet deep. room for garage II wanted; house
contains 2 rooms large bathroom ana spa
clous halls. plenty closet aud pantry room
all hardwood doors and trim throughout;
public and psrochial schools near by; good
lawn and fruit trees on premises owner
forced to sell on account of business re-
verses; good bargain to cash buyer. Ad-
dress OWNER. box i23 sun onice.
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Iudge Hand In the United States District
Court yesterday granted discharges to these
bankrupts' John Adams Of Mount Yer
non, formerly of Denver. liabilities $40 /;
Henry T.. Ahearn Of % Broadway, formerly
secretary OF trust comnsnv. liabilities
t32 20?. Herman H":rs'ein. So Hester street
employee OF Superintendent % Elections, liza
bnities sj,22t; Dante J. Farr~l formerly a
policemen and .iqrvr 1''E, SEQ Amsterdam
avenue. liabilities s'3S"O. Aron Grcenherg
salesman, 81 s.. Marks place, liabilities
sass. Nathan GrossmRn. Matchmaker, I7s
Third street, liabilities 1865: Patrick, I.
Healy, formerly restaurant, 2i64 Broadway.
liabilities S3S,s56; Clarence r, Hoadley. car.
penter, Yonkers. liabilities tls9a; Alfred
Husch. cioaks and suits. ~ broadway
Brooklyn, liabilities te0,si5, william V
Lomax, accountant, es0 West Forty second
street, liabilities t3.O7e; Fred C.. Morrsl.
bOl West l22d street. formerly druggist. ia D.
bilitles S.3b7. Arthur W, Rankin Insurance
agent. West Eighty.hr-t street. liabilities
s50.gaH; BENJAMIN r. Thomas school of ~
Illustrating, 1911 West Twenty-third street.
liabilities St02S: Henry j. Weller salesman,
b2l West li+th street. liabilities $500 and
Jose phi Gladstone. Jeveller OF 372 Lenox ave-
nue.. Liabilities $780,
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

sBDoHR ROSE OF O., West Thirty ninth
street has filed = petition In bankruptcy
FREUND a CHASER. clothing manufac.
turers. a. - East Tenth street have MED
and assets 5000. In stock. and accounts
nnnknoMn. Am3ng me creiitors are q,
COMPANY ss,Os5, and oakdsle Mills Com
4. sciiwARr;z 4 CO. manufacturer OF
have Med schedules. which show liabili-
ties ,Ss,3St ana assets slos.O Among
40, secured. william Schroeder Co.
NM eH a, RsIchsnSaCn & G s,, ,asI
dam avenue, have nled schedules. which
sh9w laSiIitles 'ISS1 and sss.is fstsS
Judge Hand ia. confirmed a composition
io3 chambers street. With creditors a. 10
thres nys six as 81, eight mGn,hs ,n,,.
y%irp1 ,s ssnTeT sT%dnE w,lh. NE s stIse
with creditors a. 20 cents on the dollar,
HARRY sTEINBERG--Judg Hand has
bcrg waist manufacture, ii East Twenty
first street with creditors ~ rs cents on
cents In three notes al two, four and siN
EMP PiH SERVICE CORPORATION Of II
West Twenty. third street has mad. an as
signment TO Louis Boehm The company
was incorporated on May -. lsls, with
capital stock OF $4,000 ana bought seven
tesn auto trucks TO deliver and collect
motion picture Aims. Herbert II. Lanysn
IL president and Herbert H. HawIey treas
urrr,
MAURICE COHEN. wholesale dealer in mil
linery at Is West Thirty eighth street has
made an assignment 10 Bernard Rogers.
MAY DE soUsA HAINEs. an sctress. re-
siding ~ Gao West End avenue when she
filed n petition In bankruptcy on Septtm-
Der 81, 1913. was granted a discharge from
nankruptcy. yesterday by Judge Hand.
Her liabilities were sll,sss. a large part OF
which were contracted In London and
Glasgow, and assets 1900.
LEAsEHOLD INVESTORS CORPORATION
"A judgment fort22l ,0ei was entered yes.
terdRy against the Lea sehoid Investors
Corporation, New York corporation, In
favor Of NaihauieI /" McCready on de.
mand note dated Nav I, ltlt for s2is,sse
and Interest. The summons was served
ON Edmund W Klngsland. president. at
b2 Broadway, The corporation was incor
sted In April, 1914. with capital stock OF
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises * sun set. ~ Noon sets mo
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyHk i215 Gov Island 1910 Hell Gate. zoo
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AN Az An
SandyHk. e35 Gov. Island. 100 He'll Gate. -. 10
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF owner and
attorney. ~ attorneys name IL omitted
address party Of second partD
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2 On
d..
raw
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For eastern New York fair today anA
tomorrow; slightly warmer to-morr~si
moderate west 20 north vinds
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13

Sumtrr-Olanta Railroad.
Realizing that u large and valuable
portion Of our county known ns the
shiloh Section" was entirely without
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13
FACTS AND FICTION.
Experiences Of Sumter Citizens are
Easily Proven by Facts.

The most superficial investigation
will prove that the follow ang state
ment from a resident of Numter is
true. Read it and compare evidence
from Sumter people with testimony
Of strangers living so far away you
cannot investigate the facts Of the
case. Many more citizens OF Sumter
endorse Doan's Kidney Pills.
William Yeadon, II Haynsworth ST.,
Sumter, S. c., says: II am confident
that Doan's Kidney Pills act just as
represented and are worthy Of en-
dorsement. have taken them for
dull backache and trouble with tho
kidney secretions, getting my supply
at China's Drug Store. have always
had prompt relief"
Mr. Yeadon is only one ,pf many
Sumter people who have gratefully
endorsed Doan's Kidney Piii& If our
back aches-if your kidne ss bother
you, don't simply ask for kidney
remedy-ask distinctly for Doan's
Kidney Pills, the same that Mr.. Yea
don had-the remedy backed by
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-05-13
BIG CROWD ATTENss OPENING
FIRST DAY OF CHAUTAUQUA AT.
TRACTS HUNDREDS OF PEG.
PIE TO EVENTS,
Crowd Greatly Pleased with lecture
pS hon. Geo. d. AIden-Dunbar
heli fingers and Male Quartette
Also Pleases-Small Crowd at Morn.
ing Lecdure-Attractions TONIGHT
and TOmorrOw-Ticket Sale.

Ihere was big crowd at tho oman.
ing attraction Of the Redpath Chau-
tauqua Sunday afternoon and there
was not nearly seating capacity for
the large crowd which attended,
sunday night. Both performances
were pleasing to the iis.se audiences
and many favorable cSnments were
heard on every side concerning tho
lecture given by Judge Geo. ID. Alden
during the afternoon. The audience
seemed appreciative Of the efforts of
the performers and these seemed
ready to respond willingly to the ap-
plause. The lecture of MIR. Kline Mon
DAY morning was of different ma
ture from the other attractions but
was full of information and interest
TO those who heard him.
The session Sunday afternoon was
opened with a concert from the Dun
par Bell Ringers and Male Quartette.
This was decidedly a fee .are and es-
pecially pleasing to th lovers of
good music. The tenor and bass
voices were best of the quartette. al
though all voices blended in excellent
manner. Following The sacred con-
cert Hon. G. d. Alden delivered his
sermon. taking for his subject: THE
Needs Of the Hour" In an interesting
and amusing manner he told MANY
powerful truths and suggested many
remedies for phases Of modern day
life which needed reform. Mr.. Alden
was decidedly witty and his lesson was
conveyed in a manner to attract and
held the. undivided attention of his
audience and his illustrations and an.
ecdotes were told in such an approp-
riate manner as to drive directly home
the idea which he wished to impress
upon the minds OF his hearers.
At night the Dunbar Bell Ringers
and Male Quartette were the enter
tainers of the immense fowd which
had gathered, a crowd fsr too large
tauqua. which is said to $500 per-
sons. All of the churches had closed
their doors during the evening and
this no doubt was the cause of the
large attendance.
The audience applauded after each
number and seemed highly apprecia-
tive of the efforts of tho performers.
The quartettes were especially good
and the melodies produce. on the
bells seemed to delight tn Use present.
The evening proved a most delightful
one to lovers Of music.
On Monday morning Mr.. Kline, the
morning lecturer, delivered his lecture
on -Four Great National Epics" He
told Of these epics and how they were
produced, giving much interesting and
valuable information concerning them
in an entertaining style.