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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13
MISS LIBBEY'S REPLIES
 TO YOUR LETTERS

Address letters to Laura Jean Lib. bey, s1e President Street,
 Brooklyn, N. K.a (Correct name and address must be given to insure attention,
 but not to print,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13

It ts easy for one to couture up marvellous possibilities for the design atown here The dress Is made with out lining. but is worn over slip of silk in any desired shade. The neck may be high or low and the skirt is a HRo-piace affair with raised waist-line. deep girdle of brilliant satin ribbon adds to the effectiveness of the model. H made with four skirt ruffles yards
 Pictorial Review pattern No. anA oa bsaet. Price. 15 cents.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13
IOWA WOMAN
 TELLS OTHERS
HowLydia E. Pinlkham's Veg etabIe Compound Carried Her Safely Through
 Change of Life.

Cedar Rapids, ,Iowa--teAt the Change of Life the doctor said would have to
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13

"Is a girl nearly fourteen two young to go once in a while to a dance at a country hall with her brothers and sisters?" asked Maude.
 During vacation I see no reason why a girl the age you are should not go to occasional parties with her fam ily," answered her older sister.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13
mNsrRuDoMyaupa,

70" perforation for opening; adjust on skirt, centers even; stitch upper edges together, bringing small 'to'' perforation to side seam. Close back seams Of r%- naaining skirt rufHes, gather entire UT. per edges. Adjust on skirt, centers even; stitch gathered edge of longest ruff1e along upper crossiine. of small "o' perforations. the shortest ruffIe along lower crossline of small Ho'' per- forations and remaining ruff1e along center crossline, centers even. Close back seam of accordion pleated hounce, adjust on skirt, stitching upper edge along lower crossfine of small 70" per- forations. Sew skirt to lower edge of waist over stay, centers even.
 The edges of the founces of the .1zArt may be finished in picot effect CT with buttoiholed scallops.
 Sizes 14. 1s. IS and 20 years CT s2, g.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13
LAURA JEAN LTBBY'S DAILY TALKS ON HEART TOPICS

copyr4gAt 1s1s, by Newspaper syndcaseO
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13

Bernard, F. Martin, a. former Tam many leader, state senator, and police justice, is dying at Atlantic High lands, N. J.
 The steamer Bay State. which went ashore on Cashfng's Island off the coast of Maine, was 4refloated undamaged. s Fire starting in the blacksmith shop or the LouiSville Transfer Co.,, at Louisville, Kys caused damage of $10O, = The Knights of Columbus closed their annual convention at St. Paul, and selected Seattle for their 1915 conven- ton. Celery Plants, 15c Per Dozen
 JOHN RICK &. SON @
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13
THE TEMPTATION WHICH
 FACES SOME WOMEN

My heart was hot and restless. \
 And my life was full of care, And the burden laid upon me
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-13

Dressmakne articles prepared especially RaEiaWs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
wOMEN's HOTEL SITE.

Contracts to purchase the property nj
sos, $40 and 3l2 West Thirtieth street
have been signed by the corporation
known as the Hotel Irwin for Women,
which, as announced recently in THE SUN,
will erect hotel to accommodate about
400 working girls and women. The
property is owned by Hugh Getty and
Maria s. Simpson. the latter holding title
for the real owner. whose name is known
only 10 the title company. The parcel
consists Of three old dwellings occupying
3 plot 66xss.9 about 1876 feet west Of
Eighth avenue. II Is in a section largely
built with private residences. many OF
which have been given over to boarding
houses. This location was selected be-
cause Of Its proximity to the retail shop
ping district. where many OF the women
70 be housed are employed. The nearest
Improvements OF note are the General
Pos, Office and the Pennsylvania station.
one block north on Eighth avenue. The
purchasing company Is composed Of Mrs
Richard Irwin. Mrs. william Herbert. w.
Felowes Morgan and William NJ. Bald
win. There are eighteen directors. In
GLIDING many women we'll known In
society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
DR.. JAMESBISHOP BUYS
S1.15O,OO0 APARTMENT
Located at Park Ave. and Cd St...Site
for Womens Hotel on West goth
St.---Dyckman Corner Sold

rr. James Bishop. buyer OF well
located real estate. acquired yesterday
from Edgar A. Levy the new twelve
corner of Park avenue and Sixty-second
street. valued at sl.l50.o00. DIR. Bishop
rave property in part payment for the
apartment house. The house Ia on a
pioi sos feet on Park avenue and 117.6
on Sixty.second street. Ii IL one OF the
Now Park avenue houses and cost $780,
coo. according to architects specifica-
tons filed with the Bureau OF Buildings
in August. 1912. These figures. 1t is
aid. did not cover the cost OF construc-
tion. which In every way Is modern. Mr..
Levy bought the site for the apartment
from the Park Avenue and Sixty-second
street Company, controlled by J. G..
Breckenridge. in April. 1912. Mr.. Becken-
ridge held the property at f4o0,000. The
site was taken by Mr.. Levy in the name
OF the Northcote Realty Company. Five
months later George and Edward Blum
died plans for the building. which was
finished several months ago. Clifford ".
shurman negotiated yesteday's sale.
Diagonaly across from the apartment
s the site on which the new Colony Club
is 10 be built. Next to the club site on
Sixty-second street n plot or 10 feet was
bought recently for Improvement with an
apartment house that will correspond
with the architecture of the club.
pr. Bishop is the second medical man
10 buy an apartment house In that vicin-
ity DR.. Morgan Howe In the early part
OF March bought from Bing 4 Bing tho
thirteen story house on Park avenue
adjoining the northeast corner Of Sixty
second street. The house was valued at
49, 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

(Nith name ana address OF lender. at
,or =. - ,s torneyl
VS. storer; May. 1902, Bronx. Mar I, 1910.
man. Conn attys Ciocke x II, Sel
L. ltgth st................... $500
BROADWAY, e 3. 2ili $ ii6th ST. 75xiOO,
Aug 20, i9il--Martha Il Moshcr to Carrie
Frankenthaler, 20l " l.Otn st; address
,o E Z MSoshcrt 1885 .nwsy. -. s., 900
Leo aud Abr Frank to Jacob aud Re.
eecea l.aroh"n; attys, Engel Bros. 1879
GRAND Az. = 457s burnside av. 9Sr
9ox25ssslo. Oct -, lsla--Herbert ana
Anna AIdhouso 90 Rental Mortgage Sc
curitics GO, y Broad st...,,..,,... 81 200
18TH sg ISL billion H 70 f Ms1S ar e. igo
toga. y Y; atty, 4 co, $50 Bwny S., 300
SHERMAN Az, n cor 1891 II. C5xiO4
Feb 10 ipiS-Kinssloy Contrasting 20
q, Rockland Realty Co. atty 9 Co.
PARK row. 'i'si.i'gs. : o. iCi pusne V sr'
6iGx3o6; sept 10, iso+--liridge Realty
STEBI3INS Az =. ll34 II isbth st. 2ix
100. oct H. isO6.-Geo J and Antoinctte
Staab to Christopher Helfrch 776 linton
av, atty, 4 q Co. l7G Rway 6Oo
ls2p ST. 6o7 r, n =. a5xlOO, Apr y. 1912
jacob and Louise Hullinsrr to Ky
krauss 1888 W ISM 1t. atty q 20,
80 Louis ii hckhSrdt to Vim " swaiiSS''
go W l2Gth ~ ..,..,..,.,.........I 900
RAILROAD 50, cor itsth st, 100 S,
259,7x9siiNeis ~, Aus / lses Sigmund
and Pauline Illman 70 Geo II and Olive
Bernheim ana another, eHrsi atty. Chas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. g. $50 ist av 25x97--The Col
h amos ano ea nan f0n@'f s. 10 h Rsy%
yrs from May l. 1918, atty, Donovan
VEST fss 'i BnRosASpwAr, ssi. ail-Doifotssy 'V 4
boekha,, to Carl Wssse,mSSsnin. 227 ,wyss5
The civ Of y Y to Hambure- Ameri-
s ssn;he f n@Sy Fsn y4 A'i from G gss
isl. atty, corpn Counsel. II II of Rec,
BULKHEAD on Harlem River a, vs. ID
ay1ciy sS,b jacob i RSpps,; ccrp7 "a
PARK ROW, ?s.?5 y o, "a aoorNwiiiard
$ burrows Co. agents. to He,ry Neuman,
Is,s Sith ST. bkIyn' yrs from F.s Il
Az 4. sos .icr. and IRON; b-Je,,e Reiss
May /. 1914. attys. Cohen Bros 60 Wal
,oTH Az. 7.s s,or. and Ann, 4 KlinSer
% Alex kracmer. Az W 5ist 81 :. yrs
from May l. i9lt..........,... ....t 500
Greenstein t. Benz Rosenthal 1913 Msdi.
son a,. yrs from Mar l. 1914; attys.
,M.rshon q u, ils Nassau st, 81 500
-.chas /. Wolf TO John Moeckel and sno.
:; s'A ay y r. frp Pm Nay al d'i. stiy.
Az A. 1875. ground noor-Herrmann simon
20 siemund i.oewenthal 500 W ION, s,,
Brewing co. l:sth st and Amsterdam
isT Az i.ss store AMI basenent-Misrie
Dub 10 Jacob Kuhn, Mnspeth. I. 7. yrs
from May J. 1914, atty. Il 4 : = Brewing
CO. l2sth 81 and Amsterdam Av....ti,tio
Bronx.
18TH ST. .ol f. ground noor-Herman ]
Wurth and ano to Max RaumgRrtner and
ano, sl9 Brook az, 10 yrs from Apr l..
1874; a,tys. Fitch VI Il g. - Nassau
81, .s.sss.+. sN'1 10 u uNV
SOUTHERN BLVD. ia. cor store-Rober,
Henderson TO VIM Connaughton esi y
i26ih -. 10 yrs from Jan 1910; airy.
10 q a n
SOUTHERN BLVD. ?}oI. ALL q " Haren
Brewing co TO VIM Martini :i"l Southern
Blvd, 10 yrs from oct /, 1918; atty.
NELSON Az 1914. aiI-Haren Rlty - TO
salvatore Pulia. 1914 Nelson av, W. from
Mar l. 1914; Rtty. same ...... $500
tRESr ENT Az " cor camoreiiins a, am
Nina Klopfer 60 Ntrtiro Drlf-i .7bS
HUGHES sv. : ,rs from Apr !. islt. aftv'
a ssracco, sO56 Hughes av....... 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. cloudy to-
day. rain in the morning, moderate
sOuthwest to west winds.

For New Jersey. cloudy to-day; fair 70.
morrow; moderate ives, winds
For northern New England rain to-day:
fair tomorrow; moderate south to south
ives, winds.
For southern New England. cloudy to-day:
rain In the morning; fair tomorrow; freeh
southwest to west winds
For western New York. unsettled to-day
probably local rains; fair tomorrow; moder-
ate west winds.
NEW YORK, April Am area Of mode
rate depression developed over the lake
regions and Ohio Valley yesterday, with a
centre over Indiana, Illinois and Michigan.
ana attended by rain In practically all
states east Of the Mississippi, River, except
New England.
Heavy rainfall occurred in Louisiana
Mississippi and South Carolina but the fall
was generally moderate elsewhere
west OF Tho Mississippi the pressure WAS
high and tho weather generally fair.
IL was cooler In the south Atlantic States
and generally warmer elsewhere, with bu,
few exceptions
point In the morning in northern New Eng.
land and New York in the Northwest, and
In isoln;ed sections Of tho Southwest
In this city rain fell lightly most Of
the DAY; wind. light to fresh southwest;
average humidity. 20 per cent; barometer.
corrected to read to sea level, at Q A. NJ
3os3. ?. NJ. 5000.
The temperate rc In this city yesterday AZ
recorded by the of1lciai thermometer, IN shown
In the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
L.: e, Nicoll Land Company, Manhattan;
capital. $4,000. directors, Louis G, NicolL
Samuel Cook and samuel Gordon New YorA
city,
$40 Broadway Corporation. Manhattan:
capital. 81, 900; directors, Albert y. Ridley,
John NJ. Stoddard and O. Augustus Meier.
New York city,
j. W brett, Manhattan; capital $500; di-
rectors. Fred G. VESSEL, Emanuel Deymek
and Herbert +. Zimmerman, New York city,
WISE Estate Investing Company. bronx
capital. 1000; directors. Harry Robitzek.
Hattie Robitzek ana Emil Robitzck. New
York city.
capital. 81 900; directors. William Fishkino.
Jacob Seiderman ana Edward strumpf.
BROOKLYN.
Triangle Holding Company, BROOKLYN;
capital $1,000; directors. &. Jensen, r. r.
Knowiton and $. V. Bowling, New York
city,
sol Firth Avenue Company. white Plains:
capital, 800, 900; directors William r. Har-
vey, Montciair, n, Ji John NJ. MacNichol.
New York city and Fannie Hcaiy,
Ccntrai Properties Company. Buffalo.
capital. 5000; directors E. e. schlenker,
J. u, Parry ana N, Il Robinson Buffalo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
RROOKLYN CLUB BUYS HOME.

The Apollo Club of Brooklyn. a singing
society organized by the late Dudley Buck
mas purchased. Al and 43 Greene avenue
noFtheast corner of Carlton avenue, two
hree story brick dwellings. which they
VIII alter for use as a clubhouse. The
Wilbur Realty Company Is the seller. The
houses occupy plot 46x90. Clinton L.
Rossiter Is president OF the club. Exten-
sive alterations will be made to the build
inPS
The Mclnerney Klinck Realty Company
mas sold for william Gassert the three
story business building on the west side
y Flatoush avenue, 147.5 feet south OF
woodruff avenue, on a lot 20x100, for
$4,000.
The Rapelyea Company has sold two
TWO story brick and stone dwellings. each
~ lot 20xl0o. on E'derts lane. Number
''' was sold to Edward Ze!gler and 1862
70 Mrs Charlotte Lyon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
TENANTS FOR MANY BUILDINGS
Whole structures, Lofts aud stores
Leased In Business Centres.

n. Brigham Hall 4 william d. Blood.
good. Inc. have leased for n term OF
years stores at s97 Eighth avenue 10
Thomas Dragna and to Leonard Leh-
mann.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased n store NJ
~ East Sinety-second street to Hest a.
Solomon.
Gross Gross Company, with the
douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Co =.
nave leased the five story building at
soz Ih'rd avenue. northwest corner of
Iwenty-third street, for the Lorillard es-
tate to John A. Flynn for fifteen years
at an aggregate rental OF $4,000
Charles +. Noyes Company has leased n
store and basement at IS Warren street
corner OF West Broadway, to Edward
jones' the store and basement at 242
Pearl street to John Cahan and AdoIph
Isaac and a floor in 22s Pearl street to
James c. Bogert
Robert Brown has leased the fifth floor
or % West Forty-sixth street for five
years to Schwartz a. Portugal. ladies' tall
or; an office at sol Fifth avenue to D.
Ciaffone. and an office in II East Thirty
eighth street to A Cavanagh for a term Of
years.
Robert +. Rainey has leased the first
and second lofts In 81 Barclay street. cor
ner OF Washington street. TO the Pull
Down Towel Cabinet Company.
NJ. q L. Hess have leased the fourth
'oAt Aio-Ai' East WtUtN -tntTu street
10 the Electric Film Company the elev-
enth loft in 1915 East Twenty-second
street. TO Mandel Bros. and the ninth
loft In 1915 East Twenty second street
to Siegel Cooper Company of Chicago
Porter Co. have leased to the CO.
lumbia Graphophone Company the store
in 143 West 125th street also to Edna
NJ. Park. the store in 3l3 Lenox avenue
and TO tho Central Shoe Repairing Com
pany, the store in 23l7 Eighth avenue
Daniel Birdsall & Co. Inc. have lea sed
the nth loft at 10 Blocker street to Rob
ert Rogers a floor in the Barthold Build
ing. Broadway and Twenty-thrd street
to KUN. Nathan X Fischer: the fourth
loft at u East Tenth street to weitz
Bros. second loft at 10 East Seventeenth
street to Duhssen & Pfatz. and the nth
loft at rs West Fifteenth street to the
Fleischnick Manufacturing Company.
The william :. Anderson Company has
leased the store at "A East Seventy sew
enth street TO Keller n Haugh
Webster Il. Mable & Co. have rented
for Spear & Co. as agents, the store and
basement in 2s.30 West twenty NTH
street to NJ. RAINBOW 4 Co. dealers in
mosaic tiles.
Samuel VI. Martin has leaseC the store
and basement at 2l73 Eighth avenue 70
Otto Hinrich.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises tss Sun seu. e.. .sss Noon ssu. -
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHs ,i ~ oovrsl.nd i, ~ - He'll o.s 40 10
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk .S.5J Gov. Island. e2J Hell oass. :. 80
Arrived-wEDNHsDAY, April l.
-, SIS Kaiser Wilhelm IL, $50 A. NJ, Bremea.
March -.
s. Tacoma. Gibraltar. March .. OF M
Island at 0:90 r "
S. Noordam. "a. NJ. Rot,e rdan,, March n.
IS Wade Rand, 80 a. NJ, Antwerp March ~.
Sc Tenadorcs. $40 A. NJ, Santiago, March 20
s. saratoga, SO4 4. NJ, Nassau, March 20.
80 barnton. IL T. NJ. Tue sday, Caibarten, March
20.
Ssyunurl. ga. NJ Manzsnrlo. March "a
:. Belita 7. NJ Bane. March "a
IS Sark, il:SO 4. NJ. Ctcnfue Cos, March "a
Alancd, p. NJ. Crisiobai, March 20
= ComHl, Key West, March IS
$ RI Sol. Galveston. March 20.
s. Apache. Jackson VILE Ma rich 20.
S. Princess Anrc, Norfolk March 81
IS Delaware, Philadelphia. March 81
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
81 Taorrina. at Genoa
IS iceland, at Antwerp.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
s. Kronprinz Wilhelm. from CheroourE
- SaNorla, from Naples.
= Dceanic, from Southampton.
- Brazos from San Juan.
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

ioisT sr. Sil-sis L. s s. ss1oxioo. Ii. Apr
10. 1gO5-Philip Tenzer to Abel kins.
and another; attys Arnstein Levy,
sisTs ST. fS : 5. i2.ai W sd ay is.ioo:s. Apr
s. is7s--Herman n and Mary A kat,en.
horn to Jno W sterling. trus; atty. F
Essen 81. 10. los 5 'Riyins;ton q,
to Lewis johnston trus. Sc W S6ih. 3,
a M p Johns,en = 25s bSay. $50 80
9TH Av. ass. e s.. ia.sx75. Mar il, 1854
Martha A and Garret J Byrne to Elise
$ Black; atty. Chas Deshon,. 2Ss
issTH sT 8. is W Hushe. av. 2sxioo'
APT 1, iei?-f.eonardo d lorio TO Car,
neiio inyisni and another: atty = od X
AMSTERDAM siS;nn AZ cor 1854 81, s:ai 100
Apr i, ieIi-Eiiz Becker TO Nicholas. !
Grinlih. 5ss W iiath ST. atty. Jno Hardy,
pRYANT XIV. ": ., 200 n Jennings T. Xxx
100. Sept 25. loil--Mary kelleher TO
T O Il T Co, l7e Bway .........:....s5oo
'Sr a AZ "a s.. runs i beg.
Oct Is, lsss--Helens Rexer to Emellne G
Rickerson; atty. ID Coulter. 70 W 2sth
souTHERN BouLEvARD. " cor i75d ST,
Il 4 c co to Quincy Elevator Co; atty,
s.TG& r CO. i7s nway. ,;......&ssoo
Sarah Friedman, 1879 Carroll ct Bkiyn;
atty. Geza Eichhorn, ! Beekman $1,000
ost j. 100: Spanisl o'Day. Jr 10 Kate NJ
Winthrop. Lenox. Mass. attys Cadwaadcr,
wlckersham 7. 40 Wall st.; 10000
i'. 5acc 81 oe; + Hillary Wa; a4asps 40 70
Vim Dlller; st,y-, seyoel French. ~
fark ROW '''''s'.' ''''..'s.'.' 'i'vVV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
MECHANICS LIENS.


AUDUBON AV. lop-IIenry II Meis. - SON.
Inc agt Gustav Bohm, owner Carl Rieger.
ioTH ST. 20 w-Baker. smith 4 co agt Ar.
mold 4 Jacob knapp, owners. W a Glea-
BRoADWHT T. so.l1' ,l.t ., sg'iiiiSs
is9x irreg; also Broadway. cor iist
q, 3lcNSt1iN irreg-DaNis Laheney & co.
Inc agt 4lst - Realty Co. owner lessee
ana contractor Hotels Realty Holding
eTT99,pn.r lessee -; .,,...,. ;.,a.. $3.50 20
Helen II Iugar and Marion + Turney
owners Annie Moore. lessee; James
LEROY ST. is-Ross & sisti Inc, agt MAJ
garita and Pasquale Campirlis, owners
ami contractors. Michel. Brescia, con
n 49,. ~ D
Rlh ERSlpE DRIVE, cor l56th At
lOb. flxl2l7N irreg-liarry Fisher agt
Strathcona ConstruCtion Go, owner and
contractor Observation-Disclosures. 81 400
6lsT sr, $50 to loo E-t'resccnt Insulated
Wire and Gable Go agt HammerSteln
Opera Co, owner and contractor. oscar
Hammerstein, contractor .......si Sle IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
FINE MONTCLAIR HOUSE SOLD.

MoNrcLAIR, n. j., April lone OF the
NEST residences In the south side section
u Montc!alr was sold to-day to George
n hTkham. The house Is on Gates ave-
nue. and Is a striking piece OF Ellzabethan
ifc1it'oiure being about seventy-fve feet
N length, with an imitation matched roof
" contains fourteen rooms. including a
music room, living room, billiard room
ana solarium. The dwelling was built by
p" y Ring and the sale was negotiated
W +, VI. Crawley a. Bros. OF Montclair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
FIREPROoF FACTORY plAxs

Henry A. Koelble, has filed plans Tor ths
construction OF six story fireproof fac
tory with store on the south side Of Fifty.
third street 14l.s feet west of Broadway.
II will have a frontage OF $40 feet and
a depth OF 1905 feet and has been es.
timated 10 cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
To IMPROVE DYCkMAN CORNER.

Realty Company has sold four lots at
the northwest corner of Vermilyea ave-
lue and 207th street. The property
has frontage OF 100 feet on each
thoroughfare and will be improved
with apartments, The sit Is two
blocks east Of the subway station at
Tenth avenue and was acquired by the
sellers IN 1910.
EAST 18TH STREET-Sanford 4 Green
have sold to Louis Bender. 309 East
seventy NTH street. a six story modern
tenement on plot 3I.6xl02.2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
LIS pf\Df>s
Manhattan

l-lsr ST 81, E-hnior s.uylu q, 81 as
Giuseppa ia Maria oa.'lon to foreclose
sTH Az. tsS-,iustay Robinson AK Benia.
min LaNietcr e. al ,u,tioo - foreclo-e
T me- f,,r 81 lien! a95tty: hoeensweir
81. also 18th -. r. l75 - av, ei.N
lo2.e-Dora Peirlmen agt Pearl kornbiuIr
e al faction TO declare Hem atty, l. Il
HESTER ST. :s--snrah weerbelovsky asr
Kehecca lasky ct a. tpartiton); attys
MiNETTA ST. W bet Mineua Ian. and
hle"cker e. lot 2Sm,,Rudoiph wallaeh "a
seth ST. i:i E--Jules Bache. trus ar,
Alexander Uerzog ct al oforeclosure OF
s,, m,ottsagel; etty.s, Wolf Knhn.
srH Az. II " cor l4sth ~, 2tNlO0-Frederici
Plump AIT Eliza r Wray ct al foreclosure
o. mortgage,; etiys Efers = Abherley.
Alfred c Bachmhn 81 al foreclosure OF
morreage) attys. Miller. King Lane \
l39TH ST % q. 80 " ~ Norri- A.. ,5s
lrres Horace a pcmarcst agt Frank a
carr ct al partition sui) atty, \ . Van
10th ST. 50. 226 . o, VIII. av. ls.sxioo--
Horace pemarest sgt Andrew Rice
e al oacu9n TO recover possession); atty,
BRYANT Az. e = 1894 OF 18Th -. sssx
lco--Anna G stephens ast samuel Lyttle
e. al foreclosure OF morisage); atty T +
BRYANT Az. e. H1 n Of is7,h 81. 3, *
ico-Thomas stephens aga Samuel
atty. r r Ksogh
lS2D ST, " cor Of 81 av s0vfOs-Emplre
City Gerard GO ast Paul W Hartw.s - al
tcounttrclaim); attys, Pressinger Il y
WEBSTER Az. =, las OF i6gth st look
ioo--G5enTood Amusement CO AIT York
Judgment atty, II Mansfield.
l7tTH ST 73i r, and clinton Az. lScO--
Rental Mortgage Securities CORPORA Hon
sPt The lntercity Land n Securities GO ct
Al foreclosure OF mortgagt); atty. II s
Mansfield.
sAlSr ST =, 100 . Of Katonah ~. S5xlOo
--Rostlie Samnis agt Otto i :, hrueder
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage atty, " h
sammls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
SALE NEAR BRONX SUBWAY.

EAST 18TH STREET.-Kurz & Uren
have sold for the estate OF William
Ryan $40 to $40 East 147th street, two
three story and two two story frame
dwellings. on plot 102x100.
EAST l5lET STREET-Smith & Phelps
have sold the vacant lot, 25x114, on the
north side OF l5lst street, l4l feet west
Of Third avenue.
AVESUE.-Isaac and
Samuel KAN have sold 2303 Cambrel-
leng avenue. frame dwelling. Two
lots in Tuckahoe were given in part
payment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
HOW TO SUCCEED WITH
FLOWERS
Read the Gardening Notes
IN
THE SU N d A Y SUN


A Judgment FOR s39o,ol9 Nas tth.u by
defnult i'm tho supreme Court yesterday
by the state Banking Department on hr-
hair Of the Carnegie Trust Company
against the Independent Fertilizer COM
pany The judgment is for amounts duc
on "A note used 10y the then president %,
the trust company. the late G. q. DicNin-
son. 20 purchase the stock ~ the Van
Norden Trust Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
RED HOOK ESTATE SOLD.

Horace 5. Ely & Co. have sold for Car
oF -. Kidd 10 a client her estate con-
s's''0f OF 3is acres at Red Hook, Duchess
c'u"'i, New York. The property has Il
gag 2" frontage on the Hudson River. II
9 understood that the purchaser Intends
~ improve IN. property. which has been
~ 'N" present ownership for about forty
r. u,trg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

William II. Murphy has sold for the
T Il Ackcrson Company the plot COX
goo running through from Tenth to Elev-
e.nih street, 100 feet west OF East avenue.
Long Island City. The purchaser Is the
trras Manufacturing Company. which
sll erect a TWO story concrete building
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02
UPTOWN DWELLING LEASED.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Mrs
Anna Stewart Lincoln the three story and
basement house at i64 East Sixty fourth
street TO Mrs. william c. Morgan
Leon 5. Atmayer has leased for L. r.
Andrews the three story and basement
dwelling a. l73 West Eighty eighth street,
20 a Mrs. Brugo