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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
PRESBYTERY AT
MORRISON APR. "a
Rock River Organization Will
Hold Two days Session in
Whiteside County.

The Rock River presbytery will
meet April II and 10 at Morrison in
the Presbyterian church. This meet
ing will be a very important one, and
a large number OF the members of the
Presbytery will attend Tuesday aft
ernoon, April II there will be school
OF Methods" in foreign mission work.
On Tuesday evening. April IA, Rev.
a E. Moody of Aledo, the retiring
moderator, will deliver an address.
Rev. Mr.. Moody is chairman of the
foreign mission committee of the pres
bytery, and will also have charge of
the mission day work.
Wednesday will be devoted to the
routine business OF presbytery. We'd
nesday evening will be given to a pop
ular meeting held jointly by the Wom-
ems society and presbytery. Speak
ers of ability will be present to al
dress the meeting. During Wednes-
day the Women's Presbyterial society
will hold its annual meeting apart
from the meeting of presbytery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
AT THE EMPIRE.

You'll like the bill Manager Dolly is
presenting the last half of the week at
the Empire. It's typical vaudeville,
and one of the surprises is the Empire
trio, young men who made the pro-
fessional class through an appearance
on a recent amateur night at the local
vaudeville house. The boys are from
Davenport. They were a big hit last
night, having splendid singing voices
and betraying few traces of amateur
ishness. They are that good that they
have been booked for a trip over the
circuit with which the Empire is identi-
fed, and doubtless will be kept con-
stantly engaged. The Colonial Mont
rose Troupe consists of seven people,
acrobats extraordinary. They wear
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

present city and making the future
city. The factors involved include
modern layouts in the residential sec.
ton, garden cities and the working
mans home scheme.
The segregated factory district
union station. freight yards. grouping
OF public buildings. and civic and
secondary civic centers are also ex-
planned He also treats OF the park
system and comprehensive connect
ing links such as parkways and boule-
wards He says he wants to explain
TO civic clubs in a graphic way how
to lay out streets according to plans
which will distribute their use as it
should be distributed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
AT THE Y. M. c. 4.

]. B. Mcneil, assistant secretary of
of the Davenport Y. M. c. A, is an
nounced as the speaker for the boys
meeting at the local association Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. THE Mes
sage of Spring" will be his theme.
a meeting of the local council of
Boy Scouts of America is to be held
at the Y. NJ. c. A. on Monday eve
ming. All members of the various
patrols are expected to attend, in ad-
dition TO the members of the council.
Regular business will be attend to,
and plans will be discussed for the
summers work The Scout camp
camp which is being planned for the
latter part of the summer is already
much attention among the
boys. who are saving their money for
its expenses. Preparations are also
to be made for the public demonstra-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
TONIGHT.

Charles NJ. Bryan. Illinois theatre.
7:45. Come early IL you want seat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
Davenport's Largest Hat Shop Bids
You Welcome

work is being turned to good account
in working up interesting features for
the exhibition.
One number which promises to be a
favorite is announced as The Troop
ing of the Cofors, a Grand Patriotic
Demonstration" and another which is
sure to be popular, especially with the
parents, is a How Do You Do drill,
to be given by the small boys of the
preparatory gym class. An unusual
stunt is an Indian club swinging ex-
hibition done with specially prepared
clubs, in the dark, which is said to be
most effective.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

ton of scouting which will be given
in April.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
ARGUMENTS MADE
BY ATTORNEY IN
SAM FRYER CASE
rv;dence in Trial of Second
Hand Man Concluded Yes
terday Afternoon.
MUscATINE MAN ON STAND
Witnesses From Iowa Town Produced
70 Show Defendants Reputation
While Living There

Evidence in the case OF sam Fryer.
.sooud-hand dealer, charged with re-
,.tytnS stolen property, was copclud-
"a Yesterday afternoon in circuit
curt The arguments Of counsel was
,ta-tsd this morning and consumed
n-acicaIly the entire day, the jury get
t,nr the case late this afternoon.
The opening argument was made by
e+ztsIs Attorney F. + Thompson. fol-
Io.ed BY Andrew Olson and s. R
Eenvorthy for the defense, the closing
mech being made by the county pros
ac,rtor. A crowded court room has
heard the trial from its inception
museatine Witnesses.
Yesterday afternoon J. ]. Taxman
was put on the stand by the defense
20 testify as To the good reputation.
which Mr.. Fryer had when making his
home at Nuscatine. The state retail
lated by producing two witnesses from
the Iowa town DR.. NJ p. BOmge and
Jerome Bartlett, an attorney, declared
that the defendants standing in that
community was anything but good and
that he was known there as a boot
logger.
States Attorney Thompson also at
tempted to have introduced two rec
ords OF convictions from the district
court at Muscatine, in which Fryer
had been found guilty of assault with
intent TO commit great bodily hurt,
receiving a six months sentence on
one charge and a fine on the other
Judge Olmsted, however. refused to
have admitted the papers in the rec
ord
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
PLANS FOR A BETTER
AND PRETTIER CITY

Theodore J. Moreau. representative
Of the American Park Builders of
Chicago. proposes 70 show Rock Island
ers Interested in civic betterment how
TO make the city more beautiful and
more orderly by a city plan exhibit
which he will offer FOR two days at
the Rock Island club. Mr.. Moreau
came TO Rock Island from Davenport
where he gave his exhibition under
the auspices Of the Commercial club.
Working By aid of maps Mr.. Moreau
shows his pan for reorganizing the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
Great Showing Of Boys and
Children S Apparel

beautiful costumes and work in whirl-
wind fashion. Sigsbee's dogs is about
the cutest act of its kind that has
been this way the present season. The
other acts, both topliners, are Florence
Modena e Co., in "a Lesson in Re-
FORM" and Barnes and Robinson, sing
ers of popular selections.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
EkG,eate'lg@
AT THE ILLINOIS.
THE EN- PRE-.

March 2o-Lecture. -, 80
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
S. & L. Marvel Suits at SIS

ANY man who sets $15 hi price for clothes will find
STYLE value in S. l.. Marvel suits at this
price than stores show at So and So All the
new STYLES fabrics included in this showing -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
You We heard a lot about
SIMON & LANDAUER.
COR. SECOND AND HARRISON.
Davenport, Ia

the wooden tariff. Ii you want to see direct
results come here tomorrow. Long before the
tariff reduced Hart Schafn Marx had buying Offices the wooe
fabrics
will find here fabrics from Shelf knkheaon
England Sek Iicouy and Gases Scotland There's
Of clothes here $25 to $36
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20
LICENSED TO WE'D

Harry E. Starkey .Stronghurst
Miss Lillian Wertz. $50. Burlington
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

High class vaudeville and tabloids.
Matinee 2:45 and evening S:15. except
and Sunday, when there
are two shows at 1880 and 9:15.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-03-20

The program for the Y. NJ. c. A.
gymnasium circus which is to be put
on March 80 and 81, indicates that
spectacular and scenic effects will be
in evidence as never before. The
skill which has been acquired by the
men and boys in their gymnasium
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27

Erlcnhell owner and contractor ... scS7
aiTH ST. ei3 EM Schossmau a ron sgt
y I'M W Phillips. owner. Marks Cecrhi 4
Niliiam Duval lessses; James dowans
s9Tm 81. a.. Grcensten Plumbing 8
General Contracting 20 agt Gu.'ave
Wachr owner, Abraham Goldie FaIcr
CENTRAL Park WEST. .G5 & %, Mor
ton T. Kane ag' estate ~ Fred W Jockel
5TH ST. 6ci-Igoe Rros aEt Abe Iaudherg
owner. Fulton Fire PROBING COMPANY,
BRoApwAY. 1851 to lss5-V kitten.
house, Inc. AK estate Of John Emery
Gerard Trust co. trustees owner
Albany Apartment Corp, lessee schroeder
CO. Inc. contractnr renewal ........ So!
SAME PRoPERrY-sa agt estate n
John Emery & Gerard Trust 90. trustee.
owners; Albany Apartment Corp, lessee a
AMSTERDAM Az, ?Cs & :os-.Hcrman Kues
Manfred Barber lessee; Theodo1e =
5sTR sr. 9oi to .o7 E-Manhsttsn rim
Roofing co agt Third Avenue 5sth
St 60, Inc. owner. Thos smith con
BRoADwAY. :2M to Tolkow & GO
agt VIM Waiter. Rosie Lehman Bern
90. lcssees Fleischman Bros GO. con
20 Az. l7s-lsaac Glassman ast Tessle
Applehsum, owner; chas Kaufman,
18TH ST. -O5 to eOs W Rockwood sprink,
Ter 60 Of Mass agt wyanoke Realty Co..
.STH sr. to Ii w-Cari J Anderson agt
i5th 81 Realty CO. owner; c II Lang Inc
contractor '''',,,...- ''''''''-'' 'lsV
bert Construction Co. owner and con
is,s @Tr' ST 80 E-Louis seidman agt Ber IN
Solomon owner Ellis solomon, con
tractor - =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
FILES SUIT ON HEINZE STOCKS.
Crescent Hosiery Company seeks TO
Restrain Sale of Mine shares.

The Crescent Hosiery Company, a
creditor OF the defunct United Copper
Company. one Of the Henze concerns.
began a suit i'm the United States District
Court yesterday to restrain the sale Of
and the payment of dividends on 47l,650
shares OF Stewart Mining Company stock,
which until August 10 last was the prop
erty Of the United Copper Company and
was listed as one Of its assets.
The sale OF the stock at the price
asked, II is alleged would mean loss
OF more than 100000 to the United
Copper Company creditors
The defendants in the action whom the
Crescent Hosiery Mills seeks to restrain
are ex-senator Theodore r. Bracket. as
attorney for the Stewart Mining Com
pany; Lucius W. Robinson. f. Augustus
Henze John W, McKnnon and the As
sets Realization Company, which was
formed to liquidste Heinze assets.
Judge Hazel adjourned the argument
on tho motion until September .,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Harlem Flat Sold From Plans. -Another
in Trade for Flushing Lots. West
Side Dwelling in a Deal

loft IN the building 626 sixth avenue.
the second lott in the same building to
Irene Brush and the top loft to wilkins
4 Adler. the first loft In 6t1 sixth ave-
nue. TO Or Iachoras and the top loft to
James Markrecostas.
tnger & Watson have leased to Harry
JAM. pharmacist. who formerly occupied
store at 59o Lexington avenue, larger
quarters at the southeast corner OF FIJI
ty-second street and Lexington avenue for
ten years.
rease & Gilman have leased store
in 80 Park avenu to the Locust Farms
Company.
The Payson Mel Merrill Company has
leased the store AZ iI9S Park avenue,
southwest corner OF Ninety-fourth street.
TO Charles y. Adam.
Frederick Fox * Co have leased FOR
q term of years to Herman Moriz the
second loft containing 1890 square feet.
in tho Cammeyer Building. southeast cor
ner OF Twentieth street and sixth ave
nuc. Mr.. Mor,1 is in the sponging bust
moss and is located at iiS West Eighteenth
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
Cotton states weather.

For North Caroline. local thunder showers
to day. probably fair TO. morrow. moderate
shifting winds
For South Carolina, fair to-day and to-
morrow moderate south winds.
For Georgia. generally fair to-day and to-
morrow: light south winds
For Alabama and Mississippi unsettled
10 day: probably local showers, generally
fair tomorrow; light south winds.
For Louisiana. local thunder showers to-
day; generally fair tomorrow; moderats
south winds on the coast.
For eastern TEXAS generally fair to-day
and tomorrow. except probably local show
ere to-day in north and central portions;
moderate south winds on the coast
For western Texas. fair to-day and to-
morrow.
For Oklahoma fair to-day. preceded by
showers in east portion. fair and warmer
tomorrow.
For Arkansas. local thunder showers to-
day. partly cloudy ,o-morro~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
BIG FIFTH AVENUE LEASE.
FecI a PrcL Take Building at $50
for Long Term.

y Peek. hosiery dealers. have
'1' 'Ir long term OF years the build
''e d SO fifth avenue, which is to be
,'n1dfU'l extensively for the firms use,
4 Peck have been on Fifth avenue
- Wa"v wears Their first store was on
'.' So" Of the Flatiron Building From
'.'' moved 10 the Victoria Hotel
removal % the old hotel forced the
n-n =" move last February. In the mean
ne tho business had been extended 50
nat iHo other shops were opened. one
a. 81 Eth avenue. the other at SIS
''N avenue and when the plans were
r-' made 20 build the Rogers Peet Build
ing oo the Forty first street site, stu
sIo''- shop was opened AT AS Fifth
sVorge
T'e ',W store will hc ready for use
~ sp-ng John y Goldlng negotiated
tie lease
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27

T. Jerome Property Corporation has
.,,I the tnrec story and has, ment brown
ION, one family residence at 3o4 Fourth
street. on q lot iSxl0O, for \. Rru-
-.hHIseu 30 client for investment.
II purchaser gave I'm part payment the
Our story business building on the north
10 o' Bergen street Is feet west OF
sixth avenue. within a short distance OF
Ne proposed subway station.
TIE three story single brick apartment
md store building ut i7lS Fifth avenue,
occupying q lot l6Xl0O. ha- been sold
Hv Tutlno Il Cerny for John Bahrenberg
- a client for investment. This Is the
second time within five months that the
brokers have sold the property,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
In west and south portions; fair to-'ncrrowt
moderate cast and southeast winds.

For New Jersey fair to.dsy and to.mer-
row; light winds. mostly east
For eastern Pennsylvania. generally fair
to-day and to morrow Hight shifting Whoa.
For New England fair to-day; fair and
slightly warmer tomorrow; moderate shift
ing winds
For western New YORK fair and slightly
warmer to-day. fair to-morroW. light TO
moderate east to south winds
SEW YORK. Aug Eth pressure con.
tinued high yesterday over all parts Of ;he
country. except the Southwest and the
plateau states
The particular high area, attended by
cooler weather over the Eastern states. was
central over eastern ontario and northern
New York and was followed hy another
with n centre over North Dakota. accom-
pishing similar but more pronounced re-
suits In the Northwest and the upper Mis-
sissppl valley
Temperatures touched the freezing point
In Manitoba and were only few degrees
above freezing In .iontana and North
Dakota.
Rain fell at number OF places In the
Ohio valley and south and southeastuard.
In this city the day was fair and cooler;
wind. fresh northeast. average humidity, ~
per cent barometer corrected 80 read 70
sea level at 3 A. N, 80 20; r. NJ, 3ois
The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the oricial thermometer. Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
NEW REALT, CoRPOR

The following realty corporations were
chartered At Albany YESTERDAY:
lSi East seventy second street. Manhat-
tan. capital, $4,000, directors, II n Muir
ply. George A. Ionruv. New York city:
Mabel BENTON. NvAck. y. y
Armory I'M Realty con psny. Manhattan;
capital 10000, directors. George II Greasy.
william ". Hal. New York city: " e. Au-
tenrieth. The Bronx New York CITY,
RArn"l Realty corporation, Manhattan;
capital $1,000. directors. 4 u traN ford.
The Bronx, Ncw York city; James J. O'Con-
nell, Jr.. y. VI Connolly. SeV York city
flco Realty COMPANY. Manhattan. capital.
$1,000. directors. Louis Iosephs Irving J.
Joseph and Michael p'kcefe Sew York CITY
ThaNkln Realty and Construction Com
pany. Manhattan. capital :. 900: directors.
Meyer 'hsykin. David thsylUn and Ahra .
ham Cohen. New York oitv.
Adolph Realty Company, BROOKLYN: rap
itsl, 5000 directors. Adolph Levin. W II
Gallo and Thomas \. Kennedy Brooklyn.
y. Y,
Barhel building Corporation, nroohlvn
capital $1,000 directors. y. Click, The
Bronx. New York city. Bernard Rosenstorl,
and clara Rosenstock. BROOKLYN. y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27

yrs, g, atty. Lawyers r I q
MAiN ST. :. adj land sarah Boulle. sox
lOO--Mary l. Roeder to Fann. tstz, siS
Trinity Hv. Mar L. due June |, 1914
u e.. atty. Bronx Security Brokerage
60 .5S T. i3Sth Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
WEBSTER Az, ;. ash Gun Hli ri.
s5N1iO-Annie T. Burke to Mendel Marcus
9TH st Bklyn. y Y. Aug -. installs y e,
atty. n Frank. 2jS V I3sth ST.. 5000
Park Az. n cor GouNerneur p 25lN
sb sx2tsx9o.s-Hugh u Smyth TO John \
wood. .0fO Madison 'av. pr mtg sis.ooo.
% a 7 CO, i76 Bwsy. ......:....,,.,s $4,000
iS.D ST. =. 1854 Washington aV. iSN
81 7xiS3N5T.e--,iustav = Bidcrmsnn 10
Arthur Bell. 7a5 T. gesth St Aug IS. due
June I. islN, iig p G. atiys. Williamson
u 36t Alexander ...........-.. 5000
CITY ISLAND Az. :, lots 59i 30 500.
map Eliz r King. city Isl iooN32N-x-
Frsd'k " Pass to Ferdinand Hosenherger
6I4 City Island av, Aug 20. yrs, c :
atty lily 81 Is Heath. 81 Nassau II. $4,000
BOSTON IRp, r. So n lS0th ~, 23N9e. TX
ebxHi ii---Giveu as collateral security for
mtg of t6.OO0--Chss wcgie to Emma
" Lewis lie = 10th st. July ,. due. &C,
as per bond. atty. T q T Co l1s Broad ,
LoSGFELLow Az. " cor i7sth st, sox
ioOSssxiOo-pertha Peterson 20 Kath
Hsrtuns SOS Perry av. Aus IS, due as
per bond, atty, r q T 90, i7G Broad {.
way .................. ......,... 81, 500
LOT IS. blk ! and lots ss3 20 $50. Blk s.
map Tremon, ter-Popar Ritv Co Inc.
10 Martha Arrow. 2Se5 Westchestsr
av, Aug IS. yrs. p e, atty. q q T
20 10 bN az e. S'V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27

Moro sizes we're reported yesterday
.,.. OH any day lis week. Apartments,
.,,.Irgs. Hats. building sites and sub
.-p,r properties we're among the prop
..,,. 4.t.ted by the days trading. \
..... of more intercst than the others and
...., ,p4, is not met with often these times
,,,. .r, sale Of an apartment house which
-. mort been built The house Is TO cover
,. prorer'v At 12j to 1876 West lin
...,ef. which Was bought last month. A
.clunr on west Sevcnty-sixth street
,,,- Eiver.i de Drive held in the market
b., s., ooo Vas bought for occupancy and
"A, .r Harlem was sold In n deal in
mich property ut broadway Flushing
49,. gwen IN part pay ment. Trading in
....~ bo-oushs was much more active
man ON previous days. suburban SELL
.r, boVe\er. was not 80 extensive
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
WILL FAY s57.25O 4 YEAR.

Bawo & Dotter. chinaware importers
have taken over the lease on the twelve
story building AT 20 to IS West Thirty
third street. the lower part OF which they
leased some time ago from the builders
the Hickman Realty Company, which
leased the site for long period from the
Aston estate. Being the principal tenants,
having taken several ~ the lower floors
Of the building. the structure was named
after the firm. According to the lease
recorded yesterday. Bawo & Dotter take
the property from James r. Roosevelt.
trustee for the Aston estate for seventeen
years and nine months at a rental OF
t71@50 a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


tWith name and address OF LENDERS at
torney1
BERGER Az, $40. mort on lease, Feb -.
lsit-ora VI Felsing to Jacob Ruprert,
Inc ........ ........... Dol. ........ 81. 900
7oTH ST. :. 1875 West End av. iS.sx
1905. Aux g. lal2--Ias and Nary Hebron
80 the Bank for Saw city Of Y, attys.
Cadwalsder. " & r. 30 Wall ct. $4,000
9TH Az. 1a6. :. ~ hoth -. 4osNsoS
20 ixse. FEB IS. lsi4-Julis Coberg. In
divid. eNtrS and trustee. 30 Louis Wendell !.
Jr tattyl, ~ Bvay.. ..........,.... 500
hush ST. :. GO erosion nv. 32N7j,
Fob - i9i3-Frank \ Srhorer 20 Anna
Fey. ~ = i7sth ST. sttys, Martin a
Howe .s5 Bvay ......... ......... ~. 500
i0iST ST.. 100 Lex av 2SxiootI, AUG 20,
la0g-''l-mcntine NJ silverman to Anna
g Cochran; atty, sami Carter ~
,, sra' ST ., 30 SIN Az L S oSy
1901. MAY II. isoe--i.ouis and Rosie
FISCHER & II. 1i5 Bvay 800. . 81. ooo
LEXINGTON Az. ?. 49, n s3d ST. lSNse .,
Feb %. ise3-Jno Fleming to Isabel and
Hannah Cameron. atty, r 60. ~
H6rsToN ST. 70. =. ; ?oas Isl az,
runs n 3S.3N n 23N2e . to let - "a
els isN TO land late Of john
Herdt He4S.lo 10 Houston ~ X .
lS.6 TO heg lst ~. s5-sI, r. 1851 e LIST
av. runs liN .2.NN n e 80 10
Is, ~ \ 81 10 beg Feb 80. laoT-Samuel
Reslar and ano TO Louisa and Helen
Drechsler. atty, David Drechsier. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS STILL GOOD.
Last Three Days show Totals Well
IN 40 Normal Times.

The receipts AT the Custom House for
duties on imports yesterday were $3.50
ll432. nearly up to the receipts on a
normal day before the European war The
receipts for the last three days have been
well up to normal
The amount received yesterday for
goods withdrawn from the bonded ware
houses was s257,l3es4 and the amount
received for duties on recent importat ions
WIS S2aolSl6S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
,,sU ron BRO>N pLoT.

IrSSIP ANENUE-Nellic Wood has
bought from the Margaret Corner estate
the dwelling on the west side OF Jessup
syenu, &c, feet west Of Boscobel ave
rue The dwelling is frame and is on
q plot l00xi0o. The Corner family has
owed II fftv years. The new owner
pad ash for It. An Improvement Is
planned for the site
BYRON ANENUE-W. T.. & W. T. Brown
h4,, sold for Regina liolstrom the one
family dwelling ON a plot 5oxi00 on the
N,s' side OF Byron avenue, 80 feet
north of 23ith street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
s.a.ooo DWELLING SALE.

Alexander Carmichael Jr, has bought
tss residence of Frederick j. Lisman at
an VT S,NcutN-siAth street. four
.to., structure. on lot iSNlo22. between
g., End avenue and Riverside Drive.
De- 1 prlhrs & Go. were the brokers
The new owner who Is said to have
Iad something Under the holding price
~ 81 .ooo for the property, will make
hs future home. He now resides at
n W,s' seventy second street.
TIE seller has owned and occupied this
OTIS. fpr the pact twcncy-three years,
having acquired It Just as 1t was COM
-LIrtel hN the huiIders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
STADLE TO An ATELIER.

TIE three story stable with two apart
r'nis at l96 East Seventy-ffth street Is
10 ho made over into studios with one
apartment FOR the Society OF Beaux Arts
Architects. Henry Hornbostcl president,
~ nm estimated cost OF $4,000. Satter-
= "e 4 BOYD and William Emerson are the
r-ch.teots The society bought the prop,
c-t last month from Jacob II. Schif.
y .s ON plot. 3e6xio2.o, adjoining the
southwest corner of Lexington avenue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 5.is Sun sets s:37 Moon sct o5i
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
,andyH'k II on Gov Island I: 20 Hell Gate ?:io
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AN AN AN
as Gov. Island. 90 Hell Gate. = 20
Arrive cd WEDNESDAY, August IS
SIS Taornina. ~ A. NJ, Genoa. August 10.
81 Oscar II 7:DA ~, Copenhagen. August u.
IS KoronA. a. NJ. Dcmcrara. August l..
IS Hsrald. : A. NJ. Cardcnas. August 10.
SIS TaGus. T:35 a. NJ. barbados. August 10.
S. Caribbean, 1912 4. NJ. Bermuda. August ~
SIS Pleiadcs. 64s a. NJ, San Francisco. July 81
81 II Alba. $50 A NJ. Galveston. August 20.
IS Huron. $50 4. NJ. Galveston, August 10
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS SaIona. at Liverpool.
IS Minnct onkB ~ London.
So Europa. al Genoa
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. New York, from Liverpool.
81 Regina d Italia from Genoa.
~ Asracas. from Grenada.
s. Esperan IA. from Havana.
81 Rrszos. from San Juan.
IS Saramaccs. from Ssntag go dc Cuba.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
Sail TODAY.