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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25

Asth st. Api 23 atty. T G T Co. .i5s'
16 STsy man Allan '..;a;..,,ua,cn;' i. R oss
90 TO Veto Marehetta. s2a e 18th st. APl
e; s,,y O.. ,,,,. 'S;..;oou
Api rs: atty, Geo + Ewald, Al Union
LOIS 500 and SOL map Van Mes. PsrSg
Estelie sophian 20 Ferdinand c Baumann'
riFfASY ST, :, gsi, 3 n is5,n st. aosiSe
hwsy. Apl 1t; at,,s Calm q p, 40. =
BRo ,X PARK A'v. iss. - cor Lebanon 'iSS
St 2sxloo--Rapaello cerltto TO River
h hsfg CO a5 5e' m sGis st. ,o %'s 'S Ss
TELLER AZ; y :. ~, y IGN St, :iO;iess
Teller az. MS $4,000, Apr 81 Atty i
i7sTH ST. $. 5i55 i1s,h .t ioosi5e
..Kobt Rooney 20 .smada Realty co, sgi
listh st. mtg 5000. Apr - atty. rh,e
GRASp BouLfvHHb AID coNcorRsE
John Isl Ss'h st. sTP tSs T,sar
T q T>Co. $50 pway 49,. - sioo
SD All .s rd ron l. st to 4 Nh s.ll s,ss
CONSTR Co. 80. " tooth ct. Apr %. atty.
Ah F 4 g 5 III nT o. 6, to g.
Paul es'3te-Marie, benzgr to julius
sl5s"S ieAn * s,S.u I'm s. Sf SspA apr ~ 800
tasTh ST, n s. 276s W wills az, ?OAiOo--
Iayne Estate. a rorpn 70 ely Real Estate
GO l7s Bnsy Apr 20; atty. Title 4
CoLI.EGE Az. lass. e :. isNioo-Adoph
Siahl TO VIM Rol'iu, 1925 College ay. mtg
5000, Apr .S' attys. sohmer :. 81
:o.D ST. n s. is.9 wnilsmsbridse rd.
:5xi00-Frances Leary to sarah pono-
van, +20 T. ltist st. Apr Is. attys, OHars
Rros. ?ooth 81 and Webster az 400
LOT Isl, map Wakeneld--Iienry Sslant ref,
to North Bronx Realty Go. 2022 Boston
I'd, Apr -; atty, !. T co. 100 Bway. $50
le2p ST sc cor Morris pl, now known as
Morris av. strip runs " II to 2 Morris
sv as legally opened rs II to
Is Morris pi I rs 10 beg-Arthur Il Bel
20 Hermann Wurrp. 29l 1874 ST Apr
- atty. !. Go. 100 Bway .......... iod
WASHINGTON Az, =. m lf>th -
2f.'Nl4o lNeG .6Nl4o g. Ahsar Really 60 -
Gussle Dublin. j9s Prospect av. Apr -.
mtg 1880 atty. Wiemann els FoN
10th ST : l25 Bronx Park sv, aiv
lli.l to n = Walker Av y 20 lONl0i-Anut
Har'gan X ano TO Michl II Howard
$50 Cortlandt sv, Apr a. mtg - 800
attys t2i, 20l1 Boston ri .............. 81
/ lilST ST, >. soc walnut av. boNloo--
Mary a Davis 81 nj. exrs. 10 Albert leh-
man ano, a?o " 9sth 81. Apr "a, atty.
q co, I76 Bway. .......... 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
Long ISLAND CITY SALE,

~ ioSs and Brown Company has sold
'ohn NJ Carron a lot 25xl00 on the
.l'" SIDE OF Beebe avenue. twenty-five
~. '1st OF William street, and for Ste
hheN Duffy a lot 25xl0O' at The south
street anu
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COTTAGE RENTALS.

w X Macdonald has rented the
Charles A. Marshall house ON Linden
street, Woodmere, to j. j, Frank of
Manhattan aud the w. Vredenburgh cot
tage on Wood lane, furnished, for the sea
son to j. Goldsmith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
TRADE IN MADISON Av. CORNER
Buiidinxs At 10th street 10 he
stores and Apartme nts,

The old dwellings at the southwest cor
her or Madison avenue and Forty ninth
street. owned by the Advocate Realty
Company, will be altered into stores and
apartments. The Forty-ninth street corner
contains three four story houses. 'front.'
ing 5s.o feet on the avenue and 69S feet
on the street. and the Forty eighth street
pot two four story houses. measuring
bO.3xlO0.5 feet Douglas l.. Gilman n
Co are agents for the property.
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L.. '. CITY LOT AUCTION TODAY,

At the corner Of Radde street and the
bridge plaza In Long Island city to-day at
9 o'clock the NJ. Morgenthau, DR., Com
pany will OFFER at auction twenty -hve lots
on Thomson I'M, located on Greenpont
and Nelson avenues, Laurel I'm and Mad
den streets. The lots comprise two entire
blocks. containing seven corners, They
are one block from the new 400 foot
Queens Boulevard aud the proposed dual
subway station at Bliss street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25
nRONx TAXPAYERS To MEET.

The Morris Park Taxpayers Assocta-
ton will hold special meeting at the
Hunts Point Palace. Southern Boulevard
and 1891 street, this evening for the es-
Establishment of a building and loan as
sociation and to discuss the installation Of
sewers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25

s. g cslsdSnis, so miles east of Sandy Hook
IS Martha Wsshin gton. ess miles cas-, Of Sandy
Hook 81 I2l6 p N yesterday
So Eieuw AMSTERDAM; itS' miles east Of
So Illinois Port Arthur, towing Magnolia
2j6 miles east OF SABINE bar at Il. NJ
S. Denver, Galveston IS miles west OF r"s
S. City Of St Louis. Savannah. +5t miles
south OF Sandy Hook at noon
SIS brazos San Juan :S' miles north OF San
S. Oh dense, Kingston. llls niiles south a.
Sandy Hook az noon
> Huron, Jacksonvlle miles norh OF $,
Johns bar AZ +. NJ,
- Brilliant. Baton Rouge, 1915 miles north o.
Jupiter al noon.
:, $ carr,llD9. I.mon, SO miles south of ssnay
S. Pro,cus New Orleans 90 miles south OF
S. SURNAME Barbado. $50 miles south OF
Sandy Hook al noon
81 Alliance, Cr.stobal, 'os miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ noon
S. lenape, Jscksonvlle lac miles south OF
Sandy Hook Al u.
g Frirda, Sabine, 1856 miles west of Tortusa.
IS ii Vale Galveston 50 mile, south Of
= Alamo, Galveston, l6S miles south Of
sandy Hook at =.
5. Mnurn Trinidad III miles south Of
S. lorles. GlV,sion. . miles north OF pia
mond shoals al noon
- Radiant. Port Arthur. ~ mile. north Of
Jupiter at A
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations were
chartered A. Albany Yesterday.
Fulton and Elm Leasing company, Man
haitian, capital $4,000, directors, George l.
Shustck. New York Cityi i. / ktissnlan
bsouk.yn, ana Sarah Htnson, BronA
Defiance Real Estate Corporation, Man
haitian, capital s. 600, directors, Dudley II
cohen. Michael Koppr. aud Gustays Rashky,
New York
Kahohl Holding Corporation, Bronx, cap
itAl 10000, directors II, II hAhus Anna
kahus aud John Bohing, Nrw York city.
Mettalou Holding Corporation. Bronx cap
itaa 10000, directors John Bohing, Louise
L. HuhlsrtltiugeT. New Rochelle and Her
man II kahrs, New York city
Estate OF Ethan Flags, N"nkers capita,
$50 200 directors. charles NJ. Butler, New
York city Horny N Bard Jr., and Theresa
Mohdmaun. Noukers.
William BruNH Eraity Company, Yonkers
capital $4,000, directors, William Brown,
Anule Hrowu ana Ellen heepy Yonkers.
y Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-25

Park AVENUE Eleanor Frank has re-
sold 1884 Park avenue, a four story
dwelling, on lot 25.llxsO, between l03d
and loith street.
haven ANENUE-Charles NJ Rosen-
mai has bought from Casper Iba a
plot, 5Oxlo3, on the west side Of Haven
avenue about 80 feet north of hist
street, The buyer owns adjoining prop
erty and now controls n plot S6xlO3.
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AsTH STREET LEASE SOLD.

Horace s. Ely & Co. have sold for the
Anderson Auction Company to client
their lease, which has about ten years
to run. on property formerly occupied by
them at ~ East Forty-slxth street. four
story and basement building altered for
business. on lot 25xl005. The property Is
owned by the Home club Company.
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MADISON AvEt. DWELLING SOLD.

John J. kavanagh has sold for the es-
tate Of John jay Jenkins to a client for
occupancy 1860 Madison avenue, adjoin-
Ing the northwest corner of Eightieth
street. four story and basement dwell
Ing, on lot 20x70.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian aud The HrOnS.
CAT y VEsEY sTNNET }

by Bryan l., Kennedy.
FORT MASHINGTDA AVE. 1898 " cor
lGOth vt, lS1lxl2B.bASb.1N7s G-sly apt
house. Manhattan savings Inst agt thr
Realty co OF Fort Washington ct al, due,
plaintiff for. ...,.,.,.,,.,,..,. tlG0 600
3D AV, 20l2lS, " cor mn ~, 100 *
100, 5-sty tnts aud strsi leasuhold-Mdry
Wood agt David Levine ct al, due.
N,?H2s taxes, &C, ts,6l5.ss; to tho
plaintiff tor, .,,...,..,,, 81 900
TAT Ss0s THIRD ANENrEl
by Charles A Herriiu
2i6TH ST, 1e2 u. =, SOL n " Of Barnes
ave, 2bNl2d W, II WeSgAudt Ugt Filo-
mena DE Carlo ct al due, 81 bDb 50. taxes.
Sc 3s3o,67; to the plaintln for..,,.s3. 900
ny Henry RrHiy.
sebTN ST, =, 3ll,S II of brentwood ave
a5N l0N, ALSO 39lth ii. ". ~ = zoe q
...lIIug ave 'ts 1on hHIgui.t NrGin
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BRONX DWELLING SALES.

ANTHONY AvENUE-Alfred Freund
hos sold 1884 and 1886 Anthony ave-
nue' TWO two story dwellings. on plot
"oAli between 17sth and l79th
streets
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INTERCHANGEABLE STEAMSHIP CO
Notice Of Continuance Of Service
via Straits Of MAGELLAN

On the closing the Tehuantepec Route the American
Hawaiian Steamship resumed its original service via
MAGELLAN receiving freight will sanes
for all of Hawaii
The Magellan Panama Route
Tehuantepec, with
handling of freight
shippers until
Panama Canal is ships.
Present of freight will apply.
All freight that which consigned from
interior points will be forwarded by MAGELLAN SERVICE
Line offers Tehuanpec where shippers
exceeding one-haf of
Hawaiian Steamship
DEARBORN & LAPHAM GenI Agents.
Bridge New York.
A sailing during week ending May 2nd.
sailing during week ending May 9th.
Other saines O be
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender an
lenders attorney
Dow
lbN UtpNu.
fSouth Of Fourteenth At }


WASHINGTON ST. q .. 223.f Rector -,
20 lNT1.lO-Faris AEON to Mary Renville.
l.5 W l26th 81. Apr ~, due May !. 1919,
c, attys. Weeks Bros, 40 William
street Observation-Disclosures. 200
GREENWICH ST. lao. " s. sos Cedar e..
20 6NPp, all 'itle--,ieo Ningut to Elz Is
ii Este. at Ramboullet, France, Oct 20,
1918 demand y c, atty. VIM cruik.hank
enus, 81 Liberty st. ....,......,,..,. 81; 600
Cruikshank Sons 81 liberty 81. Jan =,
due Dec 81, 1874, 6 p g; atty same. 81 200
MURRAY ST n =. SOS church ~, - *
S.3-Eliz a Underhil to Title q a 90
lis Bwsy, Apr 4,,,,..;:.,'..' ssS;ooo
9Th AN, .0s. cor lIth St lolNlOl y ,
22s7s. leasehold pr mtg SIS. O00-Bernard
klyberg ano TO Beadleston 4 NoeTz
asl W lOtth 1T, Apr 20, demand
atty.. Guggenhelmer, NJ, 81 Wal
SAME PROPERTY. pr mtg SIS SoO-sspe
to same, Apr 20, demand C: atty
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'h'>i'I,> B,Ys At wOODMERE.

b. Mcdonald has sold for Leopold
' '.1 of six lots on Lafayette
- D'. 'h Of Central avenue. Wood
,'''' 7" l'J \. II Beaman for improve
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OFFICE RENTALS.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has rented in ~ Cedar street space to
Joseph w. Spencer and John Boyle, Jr,
and to William q. Gennert.
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HOLLYWOOD SALE ADJOURNED.

Bankruptcy sale Of the Hollywood Hotel
and cottages NJ West fmd ~ j., srheduled
Ia he sold Thursday by Charles Shonpood,
was adjourned by the trustee, Carl u, Tru-
lock, to June q nj . o'clock.
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'o>hrH> srICCO HOUSE SOLD.

'. t'ps. have sold a new stucco
.' ''i. west side of Leighton ay-
Of berkeley avenue, Van
% lr ac', ionkers. 1t Is the
ono - three recently finished
'nJ TN" houses are two and
't Nigh and each has a 'front.'
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GREAT NECK ESTATE LEASED.

\ Osgood Pell a. co. and Horace $.
Ely Co. have leased to George l.. CHS
olm for the coming season the estate OF
John r. O'Rourke AZ Great Neck, !" ].
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',ae las sold to an out OF
r 'or, ou West End avenue,
\. j., block of seventeen
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S"'""o VT. kIsCO PLACE SOLD.

'N1u sold Tor Lulu NJ Merriam
.7 lHrm, at NouHt kisco, N v
"'' u'., -four acres, The property
o. $t1,u0u. \ New York attor-
'.r huNtr lie viii alter the
. Tine property for use as a
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


ORANGE COT 'NTN Farm of sppruf1
mately TWENTY-FIVE acres for Immediate pur.
chase, state character Of buildings. Address
IL. G. box 1873 sun once
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To a Gentleman

VINO is a iorer u Country Life and Of
nature.
WHO delight. in plants, tree, and gardens.
WHO must be uithin immediate reach
Of Neu York.
WHO ,est, an Investment a, p<N a,
home.
A most attractive property of 3l2
acres IN the highest and most desirable
part Of Orange. New Jersey. Many old
shade trees. flowers and shrubs. Also
fruits vegetables and berries.
Colonial House with large porches. a
four modern bathrooms. ample closet
room and every convenience including
electric light.
Within FIVE minutes walk Of the
property are The Baird School for girls
and the Car,eret Academy for boys.
Main stree, and station within 10 minutes
walk.
Combination garage and stable and
Chauffeur apartment.
ORANGE is one OF the finest suburban
communities adjacent to New York.
Its churches. its clubs. its shops are Of the
highest character. About 10 minutes
from Herald Square or Hudson Terminal.
May be purchased al sixty per cent. Of
actual rolue. on easy terms. furnished or
untmnishe3. or might rent.
Detailed Description upon rcauest.
OWNER. Room $500. az Nassau Stay.
Telephone CortiAndt $3.50.
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plots. each 60x200. The buyer gives ir
part payment three detached houses on
OAK street. Morris Park, l.. I. The ex-
change was negotiated by Louis Cowan.
DIR. sTURGES BUYS IN s7TH ST.
DR.. Leigh sturges is the buyer of
the dwelling at l24 West Eighty-seventh
street the sale of which by William r.
ware Tor the estate of Sara Gousenheim
was reported recently
BIG LONG BEACH DEAL CLOSED.
Sale Of large tract of ocean front
property at Long Beach, l.. l., to a syn
dictate. of which Edward Sweet Il Co are
the financial agents. has been consum-
mated. Title was conveyed yesterday by
the Estates OF Long Beach to a company
which has been Incorporated under the
name of the Lido Corporation. with an
initial capital OF $1,000. 900. The directors
OF the new corporation are Frederic Bull
Henry W. Bull. Thomas De witt Cuyler.
Robert Goelet, II. II. Nelson, T.. T.
Stotesbury, Harold X. Talbot, Cornelius
Vanderbilt and Henry Rogers Winthrop.
The name Lido was derived from the IA
nous italian seaside resort near Venice.
The project contemplates the establish
ment of IA seaside club and colony OF the
highest grade and character.
Plans are already under way for the
laying out and construction of an eighteen
hole golf course with intelligent modern
golf archite cture 1t is assured that q
course can be planned and laid out which
will equal the very best In this country.
The Long Beach boardwalk will not he
carried past this property. SO that the
view OF the ocean from future houses will
In no way be INSTRUCTED by the boardwalk.
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Army aud Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON April si-Thess army
orders were issued to-day
second Lieut.. Il u. Newman, Thirteenth
CaNtlry from West Point TO Eleventh
cavalry
unassigned lAt 10 reANE city, Tea
cont u u shaw, Twenty sixth Infantry,
to Monterey, cal
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East side.
East Of Fifth sv, between Fourteenth and
liOth

Asst ST 20 f. 4, 25xgs-Cardinal John VI
Farley TO Emiprant Ind Saw Bank 81
Chambers 81, Apr ~, yrs "a c stty;
6iST ST T. 2s2.s " 81 ay-Ei~ kirmso
10 German Savings Rank. lb1 +th sv' Apr
%, yrs, e. atty q co, dS
MADiSoN Az. cor ssth st. 100 sSisf
Century Holding co to Lawyers Title
lns 7 co, $50 Bwsy Apr "a equal len
mtg tl2b,OOo, yrs, . p c,;....', $4,000
az AZ pi 80 dG,h M H., 2N1 10.
boken Y J. Apr %, due as per bond !;
atty. rhos J Farrell, 20 Nesey st..sl?,000
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Arrived-rRIDAY. April "a

IS Pam onis, s:t5 4. Y. Nsples. Aprtl ..
IS Cassis. $50 A. NJ. Greenock, April Z.
s. frIsids. II 4; n. Aieiers. April 4
So Nordboen, Shields. March 80.
IS Felix sP NJ. Esd Guam ,anam April -
IS Navigator. $50 a. NJ. Sauna, April 10
So Zacapa. 225 a. NJ. Kin gston, April 10.
SIS MagdA. 1890 A. NJ, Man Eanillo. April 10.
IS FL Rio. Galveston, April IS.
SIS city Of Columbus, Sa vannah. April u.
SIS jamestown. Norfolk. April %
SIS Delaware. Philadelphia. April IS.
SIS Stolzenfels, Boston, April q.
v. 5. battleship Nebraska.
Y, ). destroyer hen ham.
L s. destroyer Parker.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
IS kronprinze ssin Cecilie. at Plymouth.
81 olympic. at Plymouth.
IS Frederik VIII, At Christian sand.
S. Laurent tic, at Queenstown.
IS Bcrmudian, at Bermuda.
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Those navy orders werc issued
Commander ! II carter from New Work
yard TO command the 'asline.
Commander II n thrlhty from the Della %
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
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mtg NsS'ooo' . Ets o poett' ,stt ,"igoV
Richard " Bloch '9 kath l. Msnser io NJ:
ssiy THO. f ARR 20 ave Vc.ss per
west of Fifth ay. between Fourteenth and
'S 1co T. 81 sosai lien w, h" mtg fo@r ;ssCoo"
warren Leslie to Jewish ThsoIos'e@l SEN
t"s yrs. o "' Ally IA Co i7S Bway s. 500
.sTH ST, n " cor Broadway, 100 snas-
p HGa1' i i io @pp' .. yrs G. Ayr
atty T q Go, no Rway ,.;,.,..... s. 900
''T sr a. sS "a P:isG4s : sT
" is a. ATTY Ct AT j. d aE %.s c%smosr.
,Manhat,au island north Of iIoth ST
sd Hs s@lh 10 fSr t9Ss say n
~. e ls5th ST, Apr -, due as pei. bond
atty j. \ lns 90, $50 i.way.. 80 ,siLoSoO
Frodk Il sewall to Title G n T Co, l76
hway; Apr 20, duo ar Per homo - 900
Geo u Marshall to American Mtg Co. a.
Cedar st, Ar a. yrs a'NS' howsss ocS
BENNET Az, e s. .s5.s lslth 81; s7sA
1908 prior mtg o. 000--Theo II Tomlin
son to standard Oh 90, 20 Bway, Feb 4
thorough Of 'TGe bronx ,.,,
tan For, Morris a 1e'" Eas ST. Sox
lOo-James Henry to David Henry, Apr J.
:. yrs, & p c. atty James Henry, 20. .
PROsPECT Az. n g cor l7sth ST, liOlOx
lbo-pavid Gordon to James Wood and
Rno, exrs, South Norwalk, Conn, Apr 20,
VI. tp.ci atty. !. T. 90, $50 bway $4,000
TELLER Az, q. 7s.i u i66th st, looxl9l, \
Kate Ley to J snh%aralar &C., 100 10,
Rras s ir rs = Sas.a yrs g. 't,Soo
a2tTH 81. -, being lot 81, map Wake
held. l0oxllt--Jeannette Rogers to chris.
,ophe Helfrich 1907 Union Nv equal lien
with mtg for t2b00. APR ~, yrg ~
e, atty, ]. 7 Co. 100 Bway. ia 500
BAlNBRIpGE Az, W cor la7,h at - Va
san to old williamsburg rd SO, "a
lb1 given to secure Two bonds Mathilds
!ioSselman 10 Nstional surety co, ~
liway, pr mtgo $1,000, Apl H. due as PEI
coiIEGE Az s. so n ,ssth st, iss,oo~
VIM Roln 10 Adolph stahl, lso6 College
az. All 20, yrs, G, attys' sohmsr
az A. - 7sio ron ST, 7sssiisi~
West side r?n;tn 90 TO Edaar, !. Appleby
.sHc; atty r q 4 = e., l1s lsvsy 81. ,oo'
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plots. each 60x200. The buyer gives ir
part payment three detached houses on
OAK street. Morris Park. l.. l. The ex-
change was negotiated by Louis Cowan.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. % % Sun Sc. ~ Moon ....-.4z
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SandyH'k. f3s Gov Island. 75e Hell Gate.. .osts
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyHt "a "a Gov Island AIS Hen Gaia. =. IS
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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south OF Fourteenth ST

with name and address Of owner and
attorney n attorneys name N omitted
address party Of second partp
Downtown.
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art T. H. Krausch ct all due. ft.2l1ss;
f4N s. a., 500 - Frederick ". fuht
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Lot az map WCs,oheslor Terrace, lbSili--
las Walsh TO Cornelius ColNer, S7S W
Cheyenne record., 1914-04-30
To The Public.

I have purchased the outfit,
plant, material, advertising, and
subscription list formerly owned
by H. Y. Tarwater, of the East
ern Colorado Times. and will con-
tinue running it under the name
of the Cheyenne Record. We
thank all our friends who have
so generously assisted us in the
past, both financially and with
words of encouragement, and
hope that they and others will
assist us in whatever way they
can to help make this paper a
success and a credit to the county.
Again thanking one and all for
the kindness shown us in the
past, we beg to remain, Respect
fully, C. 7. BoGERT, Owner.
Cheyenne RECORD.
Cheyenne record., 1914-04-30
DISTRICT NO. 7
Mr.. S. Bair of Arapahoe spent
Sunday with his family here.

Mr.. S. Bair of Arapahoe spent
Sunday with his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Skinner
attended the Bliss sale at Towner
last Saturday.
Mr.. Andrew johnson expects
to make proof on his homestead
on Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. E. Petty had calf and a
colt and B. D. Piatt calf bitten
by rattlesnakes last week.
Messrs Guy Chase; R. f. Skin
ner; Ben Herschel; and Cane
each had their homestead survey
ed.
Mrs. E. Darling is some better
at the present writing. but only
able to be up for short time
during the day.
Mr.. Ell Winters started to
Omaha, Nebraska last Saturday
night. He was summoned there
as a witness in a lawsuit.
County Surveyor Edwards of
Kiowa county was in this neigh
borhood last week doing some
work a long the cou nty line.
B. D. Piatt; H. E Messick: E
Petty; G.. T. Pfost; Guy Chase;
Chester Anderson: Rahe and
Weare all dipped cattle at the
McElroy dipping vat Monday.
Mr. winters finished drilling at
the Darling place last Friday,
He moved to Mr.. Bacon's place
Saturday and will begin work
there on his return from Omaha.
The school election for MOI
will be held at the Owen school
house on Monday May fourth.
There will be one new member
of the board to elect and several
questions of Importance to the
taxpayers and children of the
district to consider.
Too late for last week.
Mrs. E. Darling is much better
than last week.
Cheyenne record., 1914-04-30
A BIG TIME.

The Teachers meeting at Arap-
ahoe last Saturday must have
been a big success. For when
the car load of teachers came
back home, we heard some of
the most uncanny noises as they
approached the east end of town.
We at first supposed it was the
chauffeur having a good time,
but upon investigation we found
it was some of the young ladies
in the car that was making this
hidious noise they went from one
end of the town to the other end
then back, with this noise and
having lots of fun. We think
the young ladies must have i'm
bided some of the good spirits of
the people of Arapahoe and were
still oyerf1owing with it when
they got home. We surely felt
sorry for the chauffeur.
Cheyenne record., 1914-04-30
l. O. o. F. SUPPER.

The supper given by the ladies
of the Rebekak lodge to the
members of the 1. o. o. F. lodge
and their friends last Saturday
evening, was we'll attended and
greatly appreciated by all pres
ent. 1t being the ninety-fifth
anniversary of the Odd Fellow
ship lodge, the members decided
to invite a few friends and have
a supper and a social time. The
supper was grand, the tables be-
ing loaded down with all kinds
of dainty viands. which made
ones mouth water to see, and
when you came to partake of
them you were not mistaken
about their being of the best
quality. After supper a few
brief remarks were made by Mr..
Tom Maynard, on the organizing
of the l. O. O. F, lodge in its in
fancy. Its objects etc.. and to
what a great and strong growth
it had made up to the present
time. 1t started out with five
members 95 years ago the 18th
day of April, and now it has a
membership of over 100000.
After supper the guests enjoy
ed themselves in social conversa-
ton. etc.
The ladies Of the Rebekaks de-
serve great praise for helping
making the evening such a pleas
ant success.