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Arizona republican., 1914-10-14
DICK GOES BUGS
 0N EMPRESS
Phoenix, Ariz., Oct. 14, 1914.

PhoenIX, ArlZ., oct. II, 1914.
 Dear Jim: Gull, I've gone clean nutty. No hopes, guy, cause the saw bones has counted ten. I've got a dent in my crown that makes that Grand Canyon gash look like an ir- rigatng ditch, and it's all because I blew into that Empress place last night and pinched the stupendous double o at the gang that Jean Gib- son corraled. Jean, you know, is the kid that put the Tee in Tee-Hee. There's a flock of springers on the job, and q bunch of ginks that stage that dinge gag way to the good. Don't try to head in, pal, cause I'm due, and I've got to rave, take it from me.
 First, 1 crave the Hopping of the mitt of Larry Judge, cause I claim that line of joy gaff that baby slipped me has got the world skinned. He cut loose on me right off the reel, and 1 went to the mat. I'm betting the stall where l was tied checks up to the bad. cause it's a cinch 1 jimmed up the anchor bolts. l couldn't make my fins behave.
 Then they rushed on a flock of hoofers-four in the mess-a pair of chicks and a couple of stags A slant at that is the correct dope, too, for bum lamps. They pack a floor that's hung together on order, and the wheels spin fine and dandy.
 There's dame who deals out the warble and double-c crossed me at the same heave, by murmuring the Span ish noise She raves about La Paloma. I'm hep to the name a long time, but my dome bucks when it comes to the wise stuff cause I never hung my lid in adobe land for keeps. But the pipes are there Bud, and the
Arizona republican., 1914-10-14

would strive for good laws in the event of his election to the state senate Paul s. Kantz, Harry A. Diehl and Phil C. Ensign left no doubt that the interests of the county would be in safe hands if they should be sent to the house of representatives.
 Louis A Thompson, business man, and a candidate for the office of su- pervisor made business talk on the needs of the county
Arizona republican., 1914-10-14
ALL GLENDALE OUT (Continued From Page One)

Pearson, acting as chairman of the meeting introduced Mayor Young. The candidate for goevrnor, although worn and weary from his trip into Northern Arizona, plunged into one of the most stirring talks heard here in any campaign.
 "A good democrat, a good republl-
Arizona republican., 1914-10-14
Save Your Hair Make it So Fluffy, Lustrous and
 Beautiful

Try as you will, after an applica- a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but what will please you most, will be after a few weeks use, when you see new hair. fine and downy at first-yes-but really new hair growing all over the scalp.
 A little Danderine immediately doubles the beauty of your hair No difference how dull, faded, brittle
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Particulars.

,in4sa
no .c- - e-s 't..sss. 1.sss 500 g..
The following causes. e ANSWERED ready WI
r sso. -: Eos, '0' $50 o. az az N. :,. :,,e
c2;g,.y Cou-'-...'-.-r!a,. cA'~ri,r-r,r,
4 VI Frsnk " Ar'hony ,i.l,'lre section
ils' pena. ,sv Joseph Girauo. alta. Joseph
GaG'ho mafacr 'har.es ys,sF' E1tns "a p
sem. abortion. salvatore >aN.na. carry
Ing aarF-rogs weapon. se.Iirs soraIre
Part II Before Hylar. hsn-s Sca--
Ct grand areeny. receiving Nincenzo
t ramy,sso. , sat,',9 n..',,,-s
ceny rsr"iv'rc John Ml.or-. se'.irg cocaine .
Georse Kriw"ssy Alexander S,moisr. -co-
Gee, frauduienty obtaining MONEY ~ char.
table purpose. John Fost-iy Edward
Mo!ioy John Farley. burglary. grand lar
P.rt III Rc'or. phc. ) Anthony De
A ,es a>,'l,. Thomas Nii.ano "ttor;ion;
ge-ous weapon. Trsre.a p.,,on1 ay.oS. XII!
'smpt grand larceny William Tu''; Nrthur
Surrogate Cr4r' rA.suls- Be'o-. Ka'.
.sAr c-ur' gp-r' a. 70 = NJ IN Hal
Eeinharl' Annie II p-ov,r ard A-e'.u4 Van
YES The afm.ui,--t.l9r ka'ls F.en.rg.
~. Ieopo.d G.ars, Hsnry schns,1-r, Gibson
Infant, "a bella Dc BQui.'.. Agnes Ros..
Nay = Hyenen ana Ca,h,rlne Wir'er!and
b...'rgs; Jr Rer,As Fhgn. May. Woke.
r.. Nj, tifl1- %. k,.,,PE @2ea'y,'.i sa'endar-
QUEENS COUNTY
p supreme gou5 Tie. T,erm-H Red in ne
N par, if's or 5,rts7;i !, and calendar ca .ed
a" rai' J. / . 5. ~ : ~ j. Par, H. Van
-, j. rsoae.,.a .,hs' n. nam. o, ,4e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24

The Norwegian America liner psrEsrsf. ord
NJ for Norway. sweden, denmark. Ku..,s
GERMANY. Austria and hunsary. va R-rsen.
also for other countries except Luremburs
ana Turkey n spe.ia ally addressed
Inc italian liner Tanrmlua. SAILING 20 morrow
Tor naples. VIII take ndil. closing a. ~ A.
y for Italy. Germany. Austria. Hunsary
Bulgaria. >'rvia Rumaua Turkey Sufzer.
land. Grse0r and for other countries except
LuNpmbu-sl when spec ally addressed
Tha white star liner Adr a'ic sailing 20
morrow for Liverpool will take maj. closing
At 30 \ VI. for Euroie except Italy GER
many. Austria. Hun-ary Luxembourg. By'-arA
Seryia RumanIa Turkey SvtEerland md
Gree o. Africa. West Asa and the Eas; In.
de-
The scandinavian American lner Oscar II 4.
sailing on Thursdsy for ChristIanssnd vill
take mai. closing al 70 NJ. for Germany.
Ausiris. hungary and for ot-s- countries 'es-
ctp' i.IN-rhur- and Turkey u specially i'd
rC ssct
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The Bronx SsIc.room..
lat IL NESEY STREE
BY Henry Rrsdv

lat II NESEN STREET
BY Henry Brady.
i;sIH ST. ITO W; - 81 W Lenox av. oss1
Moses Misch 81 al; action I. due SCI
Is9sO taxes &c. $500; 10 Louis Hsup,.
party In interest ............ i.i 200
i:sTH ST. II: W : 1895 w Lenox az,
ss.sSssil. five sly fat-Gustarus Sidrn.
berg ~ Moses Misch et al: action =: du.
s:l $3.50; taxes. g.. se5it0 10 otto =
Meeske. party In interest 81. 500
BY NJ Mo-ger:hau. Jr Company.
LEWIS ST, 81. sse stanton ..
.iiNlo0. five sly tenmt and stores-N.e
Pear - samuel stoopAck 81 al: due
S.3i7 50; taxes &C. sscsio: sub 70 IL,
mtg $4,000, 10 the plaintiH ..... s:3 800
BY Samuel Marx
CLINTON ST. 80. l75 Rlvlrg,or .,
eiNloo. i've sly tenmt and stores-F "
Tichenor e. a.. admrs " Lena Koransky
81 al. due, slss535s: taxes g. Is
cIs33. Adjourned 10 November -.
lat 320s THIRD AvENCEl
BY Joseph r. Day
COLLEGE AN. lOi5 = abt $50 lssth
-. e2Ns:. 6. three sly dwlg-w II Lererts
exr. vs. Pugh ct al; due, ss.3Ts ~ .
taxes ex. 1897 10 the plaintiff ......'s 500
BY Henry Brady
RIVER Az, .Os2. :. l:5 n lSoth - Issv
1W3xissNlot5, three sty dwlg-Charlott.
Trubenhach vs. 7 Levin ct al. due.
s1.5o.35. taxes. &c. sI3.tf, to the plain
YIN ! a.NOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Amsterdam Avenue Corner Sold
Builders Buy Bronx Home
stead as Flat sites.
FULTON STREET LEASE

rHo~'s Of brokers TO produce business
Yesterday were not very successful. for n
rome Of tho fve boroughs was there
enough activity TO warrant noting l. not
- an uncomplimentary nature. Trading
a. private contract in Manhattan WAS
p-aaticaliy az standstill. A little activity
vas reported from The Bronx and Brook
,yn but IN queens and Richmond the re-
suit was the same as that for Manhattan
Far W IN the city an apartment house
changed hands. An investor. Influenced
~ doubt by the late trading on Washing
,on ghts. is the buyer Builders took
an old Bronx homestead surrounded by
ten ll's as sites for apartment houses and
Two modern flats in other sections OF the
northern borough were sold. The growth
o. the Forest Hills section is indicated by
the purchase Of a large site for a school.
LEASING was the feature Of the day in
Manhattan. Chief among the leases was
one affecting a Fulton street building be-
tween Broadway and Nassau street, which
vas taken by Spectator.
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OLD BRONN ESTATE SOLD.

william NJ Moore and Charles T..
Murtha, Jr, have bought the old Ryan
home stead property at the Grand Boule-
ward and Concourse. IS4th street and
erosion avenue. II consists OF a An. old
stone and brick mansion and garage. the
former located in the centre OF plot
containing about ten lots The properly
has fron;ages Of 1905 feet on the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse. IL feet On
lS&;h street, about l25 feet on Creston
avenue and at the rear IL is about 10
feet The properly. which had been In
possession Of the Ryan family for a great
many years. was put up at auction In
July Of last year and was struck down
20 parties in interest on bid Of 81. 900
The new owners will improve the plot win
high class apartments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
wEsTCHEsrER PLOT SALES.

large water front lot has lust been
sod At PHILIPPE Manor-on- Hudson by the
Robert L. Farley Organization. which as
re Tappsn Zoe Estates. Inc. has recently
aiken over this section OF the Hudson
River residential communities for develop
nert. The buyer is Ernest J. Stringham
~ bgposyn. The plot Is opposite the ar.
Este residence Of Mr.. Mcbride. editor ~
house aud Garden, and faces the Tappan
zee which is the widest eSpanse of the
Hudson.
TIE Scarsdaie Estates have sold 20
Walter Scott Ryan OF New York city a
lot on C.aremont avenue. Greenacres NJ.
Hysn IS planning TO erect a residence cost
ing about $1,000 within a few weeks for
as own occupation. ]. NJ Fallon has
bought plot 75xI5o at Greenacres Scars
Gale Estates, on Brayton place, as a site
80 Colonial residence costing about
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
FULTON ST. BUILDING LEASED.
Operator Takes q Loriliard Parcel
for Twenty-one Years.

Nelson. Lee & Green with the Douglas
ROBINSON, Charles s. Brown COMPANY have
leased the six story building at fii Fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau
streets. Samuel X. Jacobs who has fig.
ured prominently in leasehold investments.
has taken this building from Lady Gov.
entry, now OF London, England who was
formerly Miss Lorillard The building
Is on lot 25x90 and lies between the
Benhett Building and Whyte's restaurant.
me premises are to he Immediately re-.
modelled with an entire new front and
~ Is estimated that the cost OF the i'm
provcrents will be over $1,000
Schiller & Co. have leased with Fred
erick Fox & Co. 10000 feet Of space In IS
West Twenty NTH street for a term OF
years TO NJ. w. Levine & Co
VI. r. Meehan and T y c. oBrien
have leased loft IN the building 7e4 20
'9s Tenth avenue TO Lewis C. Van Ripsr
OF the Nanoscope Company for term OF
years.
Rice e. Hil have leased m. ,,o-e ,oa
west Forty second street to Harry Cohen
and Tina Hirsch at an aggregate rental
of $4,000
Carstein & Linnekin have leased the
hrst loft at as Broone street to Philip
Florin. the eighth loft az 10 Madison ave.
nue. 20 Max o. COIN & Co. the tenth iof,
AT 2:l Fourth avenue to James Talco.,
j l.. Scheisser & Co and offices at a2o
rltth avenue to Jacob J. Goldstein Ed
ward J. Bowen and Simpson & Frey
The ". Morsenthau Jr. Company has
leased the Top loft at 306 Broadway,
northeast corner OF Duane street. 10 the
barton Manufacturing Company, manu-
facturers OF rubber stamps. now located
at 800 broadway. This completes the
leasing OF the building
webster u. Mabie has leased the sixth
moor in 2s0 Fifth avenue to Mabe & Co.
Inc. tailors; the eighth loft in 1871 Fifth
avenue to the Hut Neckwear Company for
Gaines brennan and for +. 4 O.
Pnonm the top loft In West Thirty
hrst street TO Bablove Ives. manu-.
facturers OF skirts
P&ase & Gilman have leased FOR
twenty-onc years TO Samuel Cieneen tire
large basement In the building at the
southwest corner OF Nassau and Liberty
streets. After alterations the premises
VIII be opened as a high class lunch
room and restaurant.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address o, lender, A..
;orneyp
on rS,ures Oct i. iaisIAndrew Ki,chsH
Realty co 20 Jno Kelly; atty. . 20,
IcsTH ST. 20 Z. s. is, W Park az. i7y
10 lS' hd. AZ M Il. ,S$Y sS ,sss sa &:
'' Iat, - Aus o' i,i,ar ~. c.s;r. ~ spa. pay
az: atty, n Lowcntha!, i's7 Boston
RiSiSaToS St. s;.,.,; v:e. rGT.y;S :,
Rachel Frank, res deyisse, & Miriam Myers,
her daushter TO william Goidston. "
ss'h 81; aiiys' Myers s ?ss Broad:
LoSGrE!.Low ~ -. is5.. i.nnln.. .t,
Karow % horton 4 Kent; atty L l.. Bar
al na X ,7.o S.@s 700 Ills, s., :.ittIcSSo%o
st. satisfied % record without production
2, morsssc y S.de, Of supreme CS9T:
for petitioner Hirleman Vaughan, :sl Y
5crH ST. :. 27is W sth az. is..xicS.5'
Nov IS. lsii-Rudolph wsllach CO TO
Es.nSr LeIsne; az " io5d - ,at,t2yos.
cANAI sr - Sad so cor vs.yry .. m5sS
s e 1T Rm Tt' 6E.5u! q 4: w srsTh' .SSs
18th ST. l22 =. mtge on natures, oct s.
i S. l3S!a. Crrsfs e R's.' S2n
MADISON Az. :. adj lot 5. map Of Adams
VILE. West Farms. a. sNlo0. sept 10. 1905
Grace = wife Edwin Storm TO Ahr
Cohen, ANY. u Arthur, 1923 fremont
PARK Nv. -. ioo.io ism 81. sit'iYSSSS
30, Jan AZ iaos-BsnJ and Rsy Harri'
ct al to Harry Rodmsn, ATTY, ; Il Open
18Th ST. s.,s sth sN. isxss2, Dec
II lsll--Lins We'll 10 T. ssth ST. to
Ysabel A lie Camprubi. No IS Pareo d. "a
Castelsna Madrid. spain; attys, Root,
clark 81 Nassau . ............. 500
.ssx95.3x236Ns5i. Fob ,. 1905 -- Harry
LESSEN and ano 20 Dora Lewis. ssushet
BY orde- supreme Court datai Na" -.
1911, Jr,'lee / 4 Giegerich ATTY. Harvey
Coh-.. 81 Park ROW. .....,,..- s. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.


Supreme Ccurt-Appe'lsie Diyision-Re.
Gees,
SUPREME Cout,-App,llat. TermnRsc::s.
n. sSp'eTe Hou,'--sp.'ia HrT-Psr, a.
Par; Before. psyis. ! Cour, open.
pay, nj --B.fore Gssy J. Mo.iSn, Pre-.
;eIred ,e4usesrNo. 5'eo 3i9: Ss5' 1922,
-; 30: ': :. ?.n; i,i t-''- IN: ;sos t
wtdn..dsy. November IS isit. a, :P ":
3.ss. .ssS 1855. :;6s. :ssi' :s:. :ss.. :s;s..
az. % :ss,; aces :isi 40 1850 1855.
Part Iv-Be,ore Greenbauin. j. Case IN
Psi; vi-st,ore BIiur ! Clear
Par; VII --Before Pcndie'on J. Case IN
PAR, vir-Betore blanchard J. Cas-.
" cSp'' e to M. ID Ell, ron ;al Pa Ill to F.f
Trial Term Par n -Before Rtlr j.
N sis, 'S: . ~; ~. ;ii ., ; ; ' 'S M 'l':
vt ;'l * vs. T ,sis 'o;' g. .,.,
,ooi 'lss i3s' l,s' I3s1 1895. 1859 80.
Par II -He',-. coAA,4n I-Nc. 1880.
81: is,i. 1879 49,. 1854 1896. 1857. 1851.
Par: y, ,,te- rsttr.A, I...N2.. .-,,e..
-. ,aI s"i. ;". i:.t .l.,;. 1855. 1.:
80. 80 l3ti. t-s- i-43. 1855. 1880 1865.
Cass urnr.shtd ...
l,Ts i3's, 1885. 1857, i'jo. case unan-
PR, yil-Befors Bt,.." I-No'. ''t'.
~. ,!ear ...,
Far VII .Before hagro -NH. ~.
l.ss 1879 ''3 49,. 'ss ''o-. i'o' go"
PAR pcq'' 5TNo' go g.,
lsAs .l3. l1ls va. 90 !'es. In
qufs'-No 10 case lnE7i-AE1 .
JtT' Nh -flre -. esan. d.. Nn' llh!.
700, ~ l'55 ''!i ''-e - -.
!':s 90. ~ 80. go. p10rishct
PaT' NI Befo-e Hend-ick case on
No day rAl"ndar
81 xIII "a. ,o-. pd ~ ~ 'lS. as
80. l3Ii - 49,. l3sH lH5- 1872 1919
1877 lS'l l''' case Irh'''H"i-
par NIN -Rof fore Phi ht0 = Nos 3ts
7:s, SO. az. s,. SO lo.s 90 7... -
ei:. 'os iiS- case unfinished. 800
Par, NN-R~fGrc, cog No, 60
..;;' 20, So; SO ~, 'i. b'. SN. so.
s5s ''4 CAse urrn'shsd
. Fsrt Nv Before rage y 'ee on.
No nay ca.endsr
nhr -A1!oulhe1 tnr 'he YER" 49,,
aar, W .L..Se'6re, Hltf'rIn, q. 40
90 a. ~ -. -, ~ -''e' 80 '''''
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
VIEW NEATLY CORPORATIONS.

.~inr realty corporations were
'"re7 At Albany yesterday
- I'n' Holding Corporation Manha,.
- .p'Al 40 700, directors Alfred "
~'.r, ham /. T.; Donald Mclean
ana Herhsrt ST. Simons Brooklyn.
10 .'aN"-s Amusement and Constr,ic.
. rrrF. Manhattan capital $4,000
Nathan VI Eiscnberg The Bronx
berg and David ". Neyins. New
r.'' Realty Company, Msnhs,tAn.
100. f J. nom directors. william l. Levy,
N'-sms"n and Aaron Bacharach,
Henley Realty Company, Manhattan.
Athnn' directors. Harold y. Sea
Msns htoOk ,r. william j. Fallon. New
erd John T. Jenkins, Brooklyn.
Holman Realty Company, Brook-
o. 5 600. directors, Jonathan T..
-'Hn Charles 4 Holman and Sue :
.' Rrook'}u.
suHu. lmproN ement Company.
..g al - 600: Oirs'tnr~. t,us'svus
i'fntu Tr0"b and John = Roos,
'r'nnrs iUproN emsUf Corporation,
.tTr41 : 600, directors Morris
n.ank'Nr. Rcssie Levine and Abra.
.'', The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. Pennsyivsnis and
New Jersey, fair to-day and to- morrow; not
much change In temperature; Hight north
winds.
For New England. far to-day and to-
morrow, warmer to.morro~. moderate
northwest winds
For western Sew York. parity cloudy and
slightly warmer to-day. fair tomorrow.
iight variable wlndA
SEW YORK. Nov. 74--The depression
from IN" upper lake regions moved east.
ward and vas central near the mouth IT
the St Lawrenc. River Yesterday. leaving
the pressure hiEh over all the eastern hair
" the country from centre over the Ohio
NaUe,.
Temperatures were again lower In IN.
Eastern states. With freezing weather SOUTH
ward into south carolina and Georgia
Another depression moving eastward over
Canada vas tho cause Of higher iempera-
lures In tho Missouri valley and the
Northwest
There vas little snow in tn. lover
AXE regions and The st. Lawrence valley.
but elsewhere the weather was generally
fair
In this cl,y the day was Fair ana cooler;
Wind. n-!sk westerly; average hutnidity
81 PEI cent. barometer. corrected TO read
% sea level at a. NJ so:s. T. NJ.
So.5S
The temperature in this city yes,erday. ~
recorded by N" of1cal thermometer IL shown
Ia 10 .LH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
INVESTOR TAKES BRONN FLAT.

DAVIDSON AVENUE.-The Herman
Arms Company has sold for Henry
Cleland the northwest corner Of David
on avenue and North street. a five
story and basement apartment house
On plot 37.6xl00. The building was
completed by the Cleland company
about October /. and contains apart
nents OF three. four and FIVE rooms
and is now practically entirely rented
The purchaser is an investor.
SOUTHERN BOCLEVARD.-The Schoen
Westchester Realty Company has sold
to Louis kar!ka SIS southern Bouie-
ward. four story apartment house, on
plot 33xlO0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24

WRIT ISSUED FOR PUMP co.
Directors Restrained From Trans
acting Any But Routine Business.

Vice Chancellor Stevenson in the Jersey
City Chancery chambers yesterday after
noon granted a temporary injunction re-
sirain!ng the officers and directors Of the
International Steam Pump Company. a
500 600 600 New Jersey corporation, from
transacilng any more than routine bust
ness until the termination OF sui,
started against IL by Mrs Ethel Ems
OF Leahworth, England. The Application
for receiver was laid over FOR a week.
Mrs Films, who Ia the owner OF $4,000
worth OF preferred stock or the company.
through her counsel, Merritt Lane Of Jer-
soy cry and Bourke Cochran 81 Man
haitian, charged that the company H. in
solvent and had practically ceased dong
business. They asked for a receiver and
an injunction.
The defendant corporation holly con-
tested the application
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
NEWARK ADDS TO Watershed.

=. The Public Works Commissioner OF
"t"arF have completed the purchase OF
-f-' additional acres OF land at New
..lolHd.snd, In upper Passaic county. y. J.
4. e Transaction represents the investment
NOR than $500, 900 and opens the way
.9r the extension Of Newark's water sup
ny' Mrs. Elizabeth q Brown sold the
b'oEn Hotel and 500 acres surrounding
for Sl1o0 900. The other properties
Pf'HaS'f ii0lude the Andrew B. Cobb
tsIa,e Of LOO acres for s97.750 r. s.
Gard. 500 acres, sl5,5O0; Maud Z. Mel.
on, two and ore-half acres and build.
'es 'ia'o. All the buildings on these
'@h2s WV Ne razed When this work is
complete all sources OF pollution OF the
watershed practically VIII have been elm
mated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
wEsTCHEsTER RENTALS.

Kenneth Ives & Co have leased FOR
Ferdinand Witt his residence at Dobhs
Ferry TO +. T. Armstrong
Julia Beverley Higgins has let for Miss
Augusta Wood her place. Brambleworth
at Mount Kisco. 10 William II. Fearing OF
New York for one year. and for Winthrop
Cowdin his place. the Mellows. 10 W
Hunt Hall OF New York FOR next summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Pease & Gilman have rented the three
story and basement dwelling at see Yves;
lfIth street to Mrs. Mary l.. Balfour.
William Il. MAY & Co have rented
- East Fifty-;hird street. furnished for
Mrs. John Larkin TO Augustus Van Corr
landt; 81 West Fifty-secord street, fur
nished. for Mrs. Walter Watson 10 Dr
William +. Wheelock. and - East Thirty
NTH street for Or. V L. Gibn,y 70 Theo.
dore l.. Van Norden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
az 'hER RIDGE AUCTION SALE.

P''t ! Carpenter estate property
"'aNer street aud Stratton avenue. IN
NJ |l'"'' Ridge section OF New Pc.
't~ sod ~ auction on Saturday
H'E10 u. Kennedy. The Offering in
'"-"e and three quarter acres with
''"" story dwelling, Last week the
.-i." BARN ara other outbuildings on the
'-'''''F were destroyed by fire. 4 large
'''nded the sale and after spirited
10 property was sold to ID. Colant
'Im of $500. This price added
'Ird0.c 10 be paid the executors
N'..- bout Slg-0O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-24
MORTGAGES.
with name and address 81 lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.

,w.,h name and address % lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
south Of Fourteenth So
WATER ST. 2i'. = :, 25x7:lo-Ksth :
reg co. $50 Bw.y %oy i0 yrs. -
r&HK goy c.s.-,s$s, :: a. Is - III:
C &. CO, i7s B~ay. Nov 20 age 80 a.
AAspsxS5'iEMichaei cold to ASraham
Gredb.rs, a., boulevard; pr mtg. 81. 900
Nov -. yrs, sp c; ATTY. Samuel Go 4.
berg lls Nassau st............. $1,000
East side.
East o: Fifth sy between Fourteenth and
isT Az, w.. a,.s n a:t - Issx7O.,
y Y, / lth st, Aug -. pr rntge sb,cco
yr.; 2; ATTY. II Goodstein, ).
yves, Of Frf,h sy as'~eso Fourteenth and
sau MtFe 60 to Mutusl Life lrs Go %
So,GS % Nassau St Nov 49, que e.; e.; Ec5g
ioSTH ST. s. $50 " columbus ay' :SS
i tS.., ar w ., Yen Rgsg e Fq''y
$4,000. du. as per bond, atty. 9 -
iIs B"sy .............. ,......... $4,000
Uptown.
tManhattan lslrnd, norm or ltOth So
il7TH ST ls5 " ID az, 50x irres-
Monirose Realty 20 TO y Mtge 4 Sc
curity Co. 1875 Bway. Nov IS yrs.
G. atty, ris ins CO. 1885
f"aN ...-'..... ....'...t,.. $4,000
BronI.
Borough Of Tn. Bronx
LOTS so: 10 sos. man party Isl part
NonatiquGt Rea! Est Co to Marie
Hover, i7l5 Park av. Oct 10. yrs. . y g.
H'iys Hildreth Palmer, l4sth - and
lsISTrH At, ss7 =. ~. :l:xloo-ErHs,' .
Becker 10 John Alhers, l6l Franklin st
Brooklyn. Nov 20 due al per bond 100
BII.LAR Pl.. =, 100 FordhAm aV 2b.N
llh-Edw Haultou TO Elil VI RogAn
G.j - Marks az, brooklyn Nov 20. yrs
spc. atty, fns Co. 1875 Bwsy o. 500
CHISHOLM ST. 1917. oNll5-Victor
Gerharls to Chss A Benkis.r, 1905 Mar.
mIon az. pr mtg ft.500. Nov 49, F. yrs
Gp e. sttys, Hirlemsn V, 39i T. lIsth
CARROLL ST, > :. a, land ny wiz.
brook. 50Xl0o. city Islhnd--Edbs l. stin-
ward to Grace y Gaylor IL River 49,
stamford, Conn, oct &c, due May !, 1917
ap C. atty, II l. Scott, 80 Nassau 81 $500
18TH ST, 7sj T. n .oNs5.4--Oscar
" herman to Anna 7 Smith sol Irvine
- oct -, yrs, p c; atty r q & r
tors s9S and -. map Jos Iiussou. C,as,
ors Pt--Susan II Hussou n Estates Set.
clement "a, 200 RWay, Nov 20 due. Sc
~ per bond. atty. q Co, l7s
BNaH ''.t''t.t.. .'''' '''''''' ''t... sN'0
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PRtrolmen 10 Re Promoted.

Police Commissioner Woods "alled 20
his office YESTERDAY ne twenty pa,rolrsr
leading tire LIST Tor oro notion - serg .?ut
and told them they might expect promotion
within a week Ne \ result Of he Road
~ Estimates app,cv,.i ~ his plan % re.
ducc the number o. li-utenan's ard in
crease the serS.ln;s. l. Is eNpe"tcd tN
more captains viii ,e appointed 5 ,or,
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UPTOWN APARTMENT SALE.

AVENUE Morris II.
Pot.gor has sold the six story elevator
apartment at 2i3l and 2l33 Amsterdam
avenue. southeast corner of / Seth street.
II occupies a plot fronting SEA feet on
Amsterdam avenue and 100 feet on
jssth street Il was acquired by Mr..
Petigor in 1905 from ole n. Oelsen.