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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
5 AND 10 CENT EXCHANGE.
To lie In goth street-supported By
Men In the Business.

George X. Read 4 Co, and William
A White 4 Sons have leased for Louis
stern 22.5O0 square feet OF space, com
prislng the fifth floor In II to 10 West
Nineteenth street through to 10 to IS
West Twentieth street to the Five and
Ten Cent Exchange, "A newly organized
cooperative buying organization, which
VIII occupy the space for permanent exhi-
hition and sales rooms for all kinds OF
merchandise handled by five and ten cent
stores. The exchange was organized by a
number of store owners The lease is for
ten years from October l.
Pease q Gilman have leased a large
space In the Putnam Building on Broad
way from Forty-third street to Forty
fourth street to the publishers OF the
Dramatic Mirror.
NJ 4 l.. Hess. Inc. have leased from
the plans the store, basement, first and
second lofts In the twelve story and
basement building in course Of construc-
ton at 43S-4s West Thirty seventh
street to Baer Bros. OF 25-27 West Hous-
ton street for ten years at AN aggregate
rental Of 100000.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the upper
part of the four story building AZ 1885
Broadway which after extensive altera-
! ton Will bs used as an Oriental res
tsurant.
Raer Bros, manufacturers OF bronze
powders, now at 90 West Houston street,
have leased from the plans fer ten years
and four months at a rental OF $4,000 a
year the store. basement first and Sec
ond floors in the twelve story loft build
ing Under construction. on plot 125x9s9 ..
at i3s TO 44s West Thirty seventh street.
The lease was negotiated by NJ. & l.. Hess
and Nathan l.. Ottinger.
Corn 4 60 have leased 10.500 square
feet in the building at 63-67 West Thr-
! ty-eighth street and s2-6i West Thirty
ninth street TO Hollow 4 Perow for A. Il
Keller a loft In il-i3 West Twenty NTH
street to Gerfnkel & Hendler and for
| Lloyd Realty Company store and base
ment at l69 Broadway to Philip Liber-
man for a short term
Sol Lowenfeld has rented In - East
il6th street the ground floor to a Mr..
| Bressman for a dressmaking establish
meDt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
SCHAFF SEES RAILROAD GAIN.
President Of Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Reports Brighter Outlook.

c, n. Schaff, president of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway. who is here
for short stay. said yesterday that the
outlook for the Southwestern roads had
greatly improved within the last month
and that he believed the gross increase in
the revenues OF his own lines would go
as high as 10 per cent
kansas is feeling exuberant over the
big wheat crop" he said. "and the people
are so proud that you feel like taking
OF your hat when YOU enter the State.
oklahoma has its first good crop In five
years and the general feeling there is
one of cheerfulness. The Texas crop will
probably not he as large as that of two
years ago, but It promises TO be "A very
good one at that"
Mr. Schaff said that the Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas did not have any construc-
ton work in view for the present and
would not build any new lines for year
or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
EFT OF 18TH ST. DWELLIAGs.

The tno me dwellings At ~ ana so
East Sryeuty-eighth street, valued at up
ward q 100000, were given as a gift
YESTERDAY e. Laura g. kirkby by her
noihef Mrs. Maria g. Gibbs. The
daughter ives IN the rectory Of St
Michaes In renkevil Cornwall. England.
According io the deed conveying the prop
erty Mrs Gibbs reserves a life interest
IN IL This is often done to avoid pay
men, ~ % transfer tax. The houses are
four stories each and have frontage OF
"a f.et and are log . feet deep. For
the house AT i6 Mrs. Gibbs paid s60.250
four wears ago. The other house. which
is tho larger was assessed last year at
iss 000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day and 10.
light to moderate variable vtnds

For eastern New York. fair to- day and 10.
morrow; Hight to moderate variable winds.
For New England. fair to-day and to-
morrow; moderate west winds
For Now Jersey fair to-day ana probably
tomorrow. light variable winds.
For western New York. generally fair to-
dav and tomorrow: light variable winds
NEW YORK. July ga small area OF de-.
preston was moving out the 81 Lawrence
Valley yesterday and that from Western
Canada moved eastward to centre over
southern Manitoba reaching southwark over
the plains States and into the Southwest
over the plateau and Pacific States and al
sections east OF the lake regions and south
OF New England tho pressure high.
Fair weather prevailed over most Of 'hs
country. except for rain In Iowa and Mis-
souri, and at scattered places In tn" plateau
and northern Rocky Mountain states
IL was warmer In the central valleys and
eastward ana cooler In the Rocky Mountain
States and westward.
In this city the day was fair and warmer
followed by n thunderstorm and short heavy
rain IN the tate afternoon. wind. light 20
fresh southwest high northwest preceding
the rain, average humidity. ~ per cent.
, barometer. corrected 20 read to levsl. ~
3 a. NJ, 5000. g =. NJ. 2s.ss.
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the oinclal Thermometer. is shsun
In ...t tahi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
MORE MONTCLkIR HOMES.

NoNrcLMR. y. J., July ei.-Two i'm
priant real estate deals were consum-
mated Yesterday that will have important
bearings on the localities In which the
proper IS are located Through the firm
OF = 'rawlcy 4 Bros. Mrs. Florence
Lang has sold plot with 200 feet front
age on North Fullerton avenue adjoining
hand Park To- Dennis Fallon, who will
nlld two residences The Crestmont
Ih,eal'y company, on land purchased on
"s'chnne avenue north OF and adjoin-
ing hdremont Park through j.. NJ. craw-
ICY Bros, plan the erection OF six
residences This Is particularly fine
deveopmcn, located as IL is in one OF
me choicest residential sections OF Mont
clair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
BUY UP MACY STORE LOTS.
strauses Pay sIO7. 800 for JIoIdinss
OF Californian.

Percy =. and Jesse G. Strars increased
their investment I'm the Macy Store prop
eru on Broadway, Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-nfth streets yesterday by sio7,boo.
They took title at the price quoted from
John II. Towle To his interest I'm three
lots of land on which their store is built,
which they have heretofore held under
lease. The lots have 49, feet frontage
on broadway. Sc feet north OF Thirty
fourth street, rs feet on Thirty-fifth
street and 90 feet on Thirty-fourth street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bissell Towle as guar
dian OF John Henry Towle. who lives in
California announced last January that
she desired to dispose of his property in
this city. which consisted In part OF a
nth interest In tho Macy store lots. The
three properties were valued at $500, 900
and the NTH interest at s107.500. Percy
and Jesse Straus lost no time closing
with her. Six other persons own the
other four-ffths interest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. s e cor s5th st, :SsxloO. ana
7th av. n W cor $50 st. ebxio0--Elizabeth
sullivan aRt Ellen Connel faction to set
aside deeds: atty. T j ONeiil
SETH ct. n ., 275 OF % av, 2oxl00.b g.
Annie r Rem agt kleinschmidt Magnesic
co 81 al foreclosure OF mortgage atty,
e j Lane,
STANTON ST. W $. 81 Of Norfolk st.
2SxbO-IgnaE Fischer ct al sgt Morris
thunderstorm ct al tforeclosure OF mort
gageb; atty, Hsliinger
18TH ST. cor Washington st, 1l96x
So Equitable Life Assurance Society
OF the u 3 agt Duval co ct al foreclosure
OF mortgage), attys. Alexander 4 Green
LEXINGTON AN. 5l7. and property IN
Kings county--Chas Liss ast Andrew
+ Llss ct al partition; atty, Tinaldi
s4TH ST, lie W, and ssd 81, iO9 and III W
Patrick II sullivan ct al aEt Frank j
Farrell at al tpartition); attys, Ellison 4
Ellison.
BrOnr.
WHITLOCK Az. .. 100 Longwood av
1SxiO0- jeanette Gardam agt William u
Harden foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; attys
stanton a Hopkins.
ROMBOUTS Az. cor Conner vt, 100,
a03 s--Domenico De Fipippo agt Vincenz,
Serritslla ct al tsction 20 foreclose me
chsnics' liens); attys. Holden a. Cav
HnauEh.
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Incoming Nessels-By Wireless.

S. PRINCESS Irene ssn miles east Of Sandy
Hook al / A. NJ Yesterday.
s. 81. Louis about $50 miles east of Sandy
Hook at $50 NJ
s. Kentra $50 miles east Of Sandy HOOK nj
40 T. VI
S. Prutcus New Orleans e26 miles south of
Diamond Shoals AZ noon
81 Perfection, Port Arthur, 900 miles south
of Diamond Shoals at noon
- III Oricntc Galveston. crossed Galveston
bar At 30 i. "
S. III Nortc, Galveston, ~ miles south ~
Sandy Hook AZ =. VI
S. Comanche, Jacksonville, Is miles north OF
81 Johns bar al y. NJ
SIS Sabine. Mobile. 80 miles east OF Mobile
bar al i. VI
s. Alamo. Galveston. 49, miles north Of Key
West nj 8 p. NJ
SIS Vale Galveston. Il miles south OF
Jupiter at noon.
s. olinda, Npe Bay. l65 miles southwest of
Diamond Shoals AZ noon
SIS City OF Montgomery, Savannah. passed
Martins Industry at {. 10 T.. VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22

SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS onprinz WIN, i'm. from Bremen
IS Europa. from Naples
SIS pastores. from Port Hmon
IS Santa Mar u. fr on Santa Marin.
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attorney. II attorneys name is omitted ad-
dress party OF second partb
downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth ST.
WORTH ST. 2o2. - 90 " West Bway. 6ox
so-Mary Youngs ct 81 to Mary u Bran
degee, at Brookline. Mass, mtg ssb.oeo.
June %; atty. l. Co. 100 Bwsy -. 800
Msrket q. SSr 5 hsm msp f. Ra,se+s
s5S57.e--Annie kalikow and ano to High
t 60 n' w as ssstsld g; syi h ston. 's sH
nEsrER ST. iss. ., ,s.ii chhiry;.,,i. :. :.
r! 20 atty kirby, y, Sai;.s & $4,000
Dora herman. loi W iisth at july 1 5;
atty, ] J herman. sis Bway ....s....s ii
sH p;i, ST, es 100 Houston ct. 2sxioo
80, $50 e vsrick ct. toxso--ssrah Jacobs
TO Emeritus Realty CO. s4s Bway. July ! s .
MSb!s6N 81 '% 49, ~ nsssiyo,iee--Ns..hsssss
e., 80 We. -s---sarah Jacobs to Elmer
iius Beatty CO SO Bwsy. July 10. city
HOUSTON sT. 2is-ais p, begins list st. SIS -
l6o Az A, boxsi.4 to Houston st
%enS.rs 80 i hay ssh ' at snsoh sS Hs
gIrooklyn. mtg $4,000. July IL; ATTY:
Weiss to Hugo Rosenthsi. exr. 50 W 18TH
at June Is city 9 GO. i7s pway. 81
iss,2s-ss East ioth 8, c rans'' to %. S
West 2lst Street Co. Inc, so Maiden lane
mtg $4,000 July s. atty. Jno ] Buckley
10TH sT r 5 az : 1l..sk.r Of. tss.;sw
SANE rRopEhry1rsrs p Prentice. 'i tru.'
SAME PRoPERTY--Joh ohm X Ersiine, Jr. to
hi.sor Realty i:f S7th ST. July ~,
SAME PRopERTY--sa to came. Nov "a.
%
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TRADING ~ BROOKLYN.

isaac Hart has purchased from Samuel
Pen the nNt four story buildings at the
southwest corner of Broadway and Bart
lett street The property fronts lO2 feet
m Broadway and 1853 feet on the street.
John +. Burke has sold for a client
the three story building al 1911 Fifth
avenue. on lot 20Nl0O, To 7 kavdnagh.
Baker a Grover have sold for the .Etua
Realty Company to Joseph X Mandy the
plot l00Nl3s, AZ the northeast corner OF
Whittier place and Dayton street. for Inn
proyement with two family houses.
The TWO family house at l20 Hall street
has been sold by II. W. Rozell a Son AS
brokers FOR Mrs Harius TO "A client for
E1yestment The same brokers sold 1871
North Elliott place. "A three family brick
apartment. for j. Farrell TO a client for
Investment
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POLICE HELP CHILDREN PLAY.
Woods Names Committee To Make
the streets safer.

Police Commissioner Woods announced
the appointment of "A comm ~ yester-
day to investigate traffic conditions and
to make playing in the streets safer for
children, Chief Inspector Schmittberger
Will head the committee and the others
are Inspectors Dillon, Meyers. OBrien and
Murphy Dillon and O'Brien are former
traffic division commanders and Meyers
Is in command now.
The committee will find extra play
grounds and rooms in school and other
public buildings for rainy weather use. II
will also choose "slow traffic" and zone
way" streets, and perhaps close some
streets TO traffic entirely during hours
when children play most.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Operators Sell Harlem Flat---Religious
Order Buying in West Bronx.
Boulevard Corner Sold.

company are slightly less than they were
last December, but this IL accounted for
by the payment since then OF dividends
amounting to 5000 and $4,000 set
aside as a reserve for possible losses.
Instead OF a reserve of but s2.00i.b7 for
taxes on December 81 last, there Is now
reserved for possible losses and taxes
Slb.3l15,, and instead of s295, 600 of
loans payable the company at present
have no loan obligations. The real estate
item has remained practically the same,
showing that the company has not had to
take In any property under foreclosure.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, July 2l.--That the
decision OF a board Of arbitration, duly
constituted under the provisions Of the
arbitration act passed by Congress July
Is. 1913 is final. subject only to review
for such errors rs would warrant the
setting aside Of a common law arbitra-
ton, is the opinion of Judge w. u. Shep-
pard Of the Northern district of Florida.
The opinion was handed down in tho ca ~
Of the Georgia and Florida Railway on
dcmurrers to the award or the board OF
arbitration which adjudicated the wage
dispute between that road and it's en-
gineers and hremen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22

Lli business was done yesterday by
N,rHat.a. brokers. Most of the trading,
which vas limited both In quality and
auaat'y. WIS in The Bronx and Brook
i'm A row ~ eighteen lots In West
grorN ,r. about to he taken by relig-
io1. o,lc- which will improve the prop
,rtv with number OF buildings. and a
large Ht ON Southern Boulevard was
1d In Manhattan the only sale made
affected a Hat IN Harlem which has be,n
owned By a firm Of operators for some
tine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that by Judgment
OF the Supreme Court of this state rem.
dered on the 2sth day OF April. 1914. and
entered In the otice OF the Clerk Of New
the Manhattan Mutual Realty Company was
dissolved It's corporate existence annulled
and Morgan j. q Brien, Jr., OF . Rector
Street. New York city, appointed receiver
of its property, and said company. its officers
and agents by said Judgment forever
restrained from exercising it's corporate
rights. privileges or franchises.
Dated July LIST. 1914
MITCHELL MAY
Secretary OF State
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The holdings NJ the late George +. Rob
inson al the north junction of Featherbed
lane and MAcombs road, are under nego-
uauons An order e Catholic sisters
wants the property and should IL get II
will improve the land with a number Of
fms buildings The property has an area
If about eighteen lots. They front $50
fst on Mlcomhs road and $50 feet on
reatherbed lane In the rear the prop
ery is lSs feet There are two small
buildings on the property al present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
INVESTOR BUYS bronx HOUSE.

The podgur Realty Company has sold
The new Ave story apartment house at the
southeast corner OF Southern Boulevard
and Aldus street, front 30 feet on
southern Boulevard and lO5 feet on
Aldus street The house, which has been
held n 100000. was purchased by an
investor who gave in exchange the two
Two family semi detached houses at 1868
and 1867 Morris avenue. The house, r..
which are located just south OF il6th
street. each occupy lot 25x1O0.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian. Brooklyn and The bronx.

lat it VESEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day
R1NERsIpE DRIVE. aes ios,h at
1921: taxes, &c. .s'7ssaso: sub to pr
mis-; $3.50. 900: 70 the, plaintiff 's?s. lsI
Rachman e, al, due, 81 5000; taxes, &c;
By " Morgenthsu Jr'. Company'
bOTH at, ga ", :. 100 e sth sv, 2OxiOO. g..
81 al: due. i72i:.s7. taxes. SC ,2.O3 20 I,
sub to LIST mtg. $4,000; to the plain,
BY Henry Brady
PIKE ST, 50. a. 25 Monroe, ?txss. S
sly int h strs-Katherine rhambers agt
Albert stake ct al; due, ,25. 1865; taxes.
&c, f'33 10, 70 the plaintiff .,.... va 500
lat 32Os THIRD AVESUE.l
by Joseph =. bay.
s76XiOO. 3 sty int Elizabeth Durham ct
Sils6, taxes. &C, I6sss.; to the plain
issTH ST. t,s 70 az 2 5 ss2 e PARK Ie'S ay'
s2x90 sly nat--Fort Masonry 60 agt
Rahnk Constn 90. Inc, ct al; due. a.
$3.50 mechanics Hem TO the plain,
tlH''''-'' .''''''''..........t 800
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
a23D ST f., =. ESQ . Barnes av 26xi1I-
Louis Pines agt Michele ARA ct al. due,
t?lsS2 taxes &c, sii76l, TO Clarence G
Rogers, '',,,,,,.,,,.,''',..'''.'''''''.'6fS
ny VI hpIkFn'nhut IL of1phnt
WILLIS Az, 4Oi. cor ii4th ST. ?5xs<
sly flats r Brown agt RAY solomon,
due, f5,123..5; taxes, &c. til25t sub IA
pr mtg OF $4,000; to the psintin s25. OOo
lat THE BROOKLYN EXCHANGED
Ofhce Of w. H. smith.
ssTH ST W >, 800 goth av. soxio-G
Liebscher TO n 4 VI SweitEer. II J Daven-
port atty 37b Pearl Vt; W II Knemeyer
referee. Sold "a the plaintiff .....,.. 500
by Frederick r. Snow.
CROpSEY Az, n 2 $. intersect n W = 18th Az
td.NONi0; sold 60 Menendez for $500
also 18th av. W - 40 Cropssy av
lO0N9ss' sold IN NJ Menendez for 81, 200
over mortgage Of $4,000; also lots 3Gs
1853, $40 37l. BIZ, map Of land Of W
Parker Bath Beach sold to NJ Menende1
for $3.50 over "A mortgage OF sl.500-C
Leonard ct al to VI u Menendez Ell al:
G. Surpless, atty, lss Montague It, u q
Samtnis, referee. also Cropsoy a,
and 18th av 96.loxloo, sold TO " Menen,
BI rTTe sT : 90 s,h ay sC.iii sr5 q,
lii.s-M NJ Won Spree Nclseu to j 7 Far,
rell ct al; r Burgmver, atty 40 Court 81
{ G Lockwood. referee, sold to Rober
patton ..,,,..'.,.',,'.', .,,,,.,,. So 81
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hoNt VISTA ~ NEW HANDS.

IN" ten story Bona Vista apart-
a'nls. ~ the corner Of Riverside Drive
H 4''iA street, was sold yesterday at
NJ t-' 10 the Arrow Realty Company
inquired as plaintiff in foreclosure
n, .ss' for Sd29,l9t, A Judgment
.,a o.,'-" -, he'd against y. u. Pugh
"'"eFs was responsible for the sale
H. "er" also back taxes and other
s, 49, 'o'all'Hg si7,S33 against the prop
r,ne nd Of s75,ooO over a mortgage OF
,o''o' with interest. was enough to
I'M" property for the plaintiff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22

WASHINGTON. July 2l.--No army orders
were issued to-day.

These navy orders were issued
Rear Admiral Il. NJ Doyle from pacihe
feet TO commander In CHIEF paoinc reserve
Meet
Capt. A. Bispham, retired, from phiis-
de lphia yard to his home
Commander :. : Robson from COM
mand OF the Jupiter TO bureau steam
gineering. Washington.
Lieut.. II +. Emerson from recruiting sta
ton. Minneapolis, To the petrol
Lieut.. II. j.. Mccullough from the Petrol
TO the Montana
Lieut.. W sterling from the louisiana 20
Naval Hospital New York.
Lieut., l., Jordan. Jr., from the Florida
to the Portsmouth yard.
Lieut., r :. Galloway from the Washing
ton yard 10 Atlantic reserve feet
Lieut.. W $ Farber from the Montana to
home for orders
Lisut. II. L Rogers from the Florida TO
home for orders,
Ensign A. II. Mack from the Petrol TO re-
celving ship, San Francisco
Ensign g. Il Horey from the Georgia 10
Naval Hospital New York
Passed Assistant surgeon W. N, Kerr
from naval station Hawaii, 20 the Rainho~.
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. 9. Downey
from the Atlantic reserve fleet To naval sta
ton. Hawaii,
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Fast side
East side.
EAST Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and


SSTH ST. 3 s2s Mad Az sss-r -
linson. Jr, 80 W 4Ith 81. one third part
January 8, mtg 10000. addr~ss two. l6
SAB ST. : ., sis W I'D av isnios-Dina
Beinhauer ind a estrr, to Fre1k ] steiner
ias r 18Th st july 81. atty. q Co. IT'S
sab 50. -. ga, v 81 ay. iSxi65ic-'tHaSeHS Yy
Meyers to Fredk J Steiner. 1873 II 18Th
- July Is. mtg $4,000; atty. l. T Inns Co
18Th ST, 5, 100 e Mad av. 64xioi MARTA
Gibbs TO Laura q Klrkby. her daughter.
at the rectOry Of ~ Michnel-Ts.nk evil
Cornwall. Ens-party LIST part reserves
lie estate. all Items, July ls. sttya. Miller
y l. ], 50 Bway ......,........... oft
COLUMBUS Az. W cor 10Th 81. 10 SKIS 6
Jos ullman. ref. to Josiah De witt
trus. 40 W 6ist st. july IL; attys. Kiddle
eoTuM on n swsy .,.'s.'s'.. $4,000
Henry korminsky ct al 20 Alliance
atty. 7 q Co. i7e Bwsy ........... 800
pOTH ST, = cor Park av So 2x10o S-Au-
eustus y Gray TO same. mtg sil 900
July 20. atty. same .f............ 500
iosD ST 225 Il. n s. ass = "a av. 26xiOo l.
tforeclos June 50b-Asa v Gardiner ref
to chas Robinson. 90 Winter st Port
land. Me. and Townsend Burden. Jr SO
" 18th ~. trus for Geo II Robinson, viii
o. Agnes Il Robinson. july 10. attys Rol-
iokTH st. ns 200 LIST av. 5oxiOO ii
Eugene Donohue to Lawyers Mtg Co
~ Liberty -, April .................. 81
ioSTH ST. =. $50 lst av. bOxi0O Ii
Eugene Donohue 10 Lawyers Mtg co.
80 Liberty IT, April ..............-....sl
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The Frank \. Munsey Company is the
lessee of the three top floors OF the
twenty story building to be erected at G.
and 10 West Fortieth street, announce
ment Of which was made In THE Sun
several weeks ago. The lease Is for ten
years at a rental Of t22.5O0 year. The
Munsey Company is now located in lower
Fifth avenue.
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WASHTNGTON July 2l--Tug Potomac
has arrived az Charleston, collier r. at
Norfolk yard; gunbost ls'a dc Lu2'n at
Montreal: desiroyers Whippio, TruNtLu and
Paul Jones at Mare Island, cruiser Mont-
gomery az Baltimore, supply snip 'u1goa
and tug Sonoma AZ Vera cruz. ana IN" tug
YRnkton AT AlVarado
The tug Alice sailed from Norfoik for
Newport News and lndianhcad. collier orion
from New York for Newport N"Ws, supply
ship supply from Manila for olonEspo ha'-
tleshp Rhode Island from Hampton ROADS
for ship John, Dell mine snip san IRAN
cisco from Key West for Portsmouth.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

18Th 81 .ig wMnAioo'ph M TIarns ast Helen
James Moore lessee; Annie Moore. lessee
2isr 81. az 4 49,, w-Adoif Golds,ein AT ast
.ewstats Co owner ~ contractor. 5000
losTH ST 800 20 40 W-Anthony Fsleig-
liza agt Elizabeth a Moore. owner; John
u English. contractor ..,,....,......t i25
BvonH.
FREMONT Az, ~, E-Christisn swenson
ast Mary f. Mullins, owner; ID a W Mul-
FREMONT Ay. n = cor Prospect sv. iOOS
l0o--Peter Fasco agt George Hahn and
Clement III Smith, owners. Nattio CApo-
bianco, contractors .,...,.........,ol 7y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
HOE AVENUE CORNER SOLD.

HOE AVENUE Louis Schloss aud
David Leitner have sold the southeast
corner OF Hoe avcnu" and i73d street.
1--WE story apartment house. with stores.
on plot 7jxl0O. The building was com
pe,ed about seven months ago and is
now fully rented
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
STAGE roLK B,y l.. !. HOUSE.

nav. L""." y Rowloy has sold to Sam
".l ans and Kate D!nore, the vaudeville
a..o'' new dwelling and about two
s.i'' Of ground A. Northport, L. l. The
ssSNr broker also sold 10 Joseph Brady
.T W. II Reid three and half acres
s n mn the Sound At Kings Park. for
,, ,,'l Nf '"n as the julius y. Burr prop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

slsT ST. az w--philip silverman aKt A Brill
18TH sT, 10 and ~ E-Grant Pulley and
Hardware 60 agt Albert Rathbone ct al
9TH Az, 624-Chares Roster agt AlSina G
McAleenan ct al, May 20, ass. So
Bronx.
SD Az, 2sso ?s6@ Louis Wiener agt Henry
Weaver ct al July l2, 1914 s2.47b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-22
OPERATORS SELL N HARLEM.

WEST i22D STREET Ennis & sin
rot, have sold the property AT l2i West
lg2d street TO . client OF Benjamin Maui
helm T. is n FIVE story double flat on "A
10, 90xlo0