davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16

9lpop. .Giieu.Go. einreihen WlendeD
mar i'm Sanuar ON einem 8au in
@eitport beidditiot, ais or olIr6 ir-
aeno cinen 3ufaa ein 9ein brod.
gr iagt in ieiner 4lageI6rift, ooB
elm gluaeitellter ser @eieai6aft einen
@alfen 10 geIe1t gebabt babe, Dab er
iein geiu 6reden muBte, ais er oa-
ran arbeitete.
Ber0cn frote itiren.
Sin @onite Oer @epobner bon
Baltimore inO Sarforo.@ountD bat
aeItern bel Ser GomniIiion fir Of
fcntli6e 9etriebe gegen oic bon Der
y9oltimore.0bio.9abn" beobiihti9te
Grb06ung Scr @onotS 8ilete mlf
Dem 8weigc 5piiben Baltimore unD
@ilmineton einen 8roteit anb6ngig
gemadt. Ole @cpobner BON 2aurel
iuoaen oas 9unoes-@ -@ericbt Inn cinen
GinbaItsbefebl eriu9en monah Ole
9a6n berbinoert merOen ioa, oie
neuen Staten am 81. Ge5ember eiu3u-
fiibrer.
g9ablidpinOeleien in
Baltimore GountD.
Sn Eoipion woren geitern bic
@jroBgei6moreneu bon Baltimore
GountD in Sibung imo uernabmen
cine Ieuge 8eugen in Gerbinoung
nit Sen aneeblideu SdwinoeIeien
BEL Der 9}idterma5l i'm 9lonenlber in
9altimore.@ountp. Inter Den Der-
uommenen 3eugen maren Die Sol
gen0en: @iQiam 5. Soaps, GountD-
Gommiiiar Somes 9ittenbouie, Gar.
rctt so. zimmerman S6omas S.
W2iQer, Nobert s. Glarfe, Goniio6V
@iuiam ". Nlu6L 6rieOensridter
Seurp S. 9iicoa, Sobn e. Guior,.
Sobn i. Spemau sSobu 6. &oinc
unO So6n g. @ontrom.
Tormer Hagen.
sSm StoOtfreis-@eriht begann ge'
Itcrn Scr %ro3eB ser 5ormer gegen
0ie iGnintliden 9o6nen in 0larD-
louo. Eic eiienbabueu babeu Mans
lid Oas @riOilegirm meogenommclL
mono6 ein 6ormer go Sttnoen 8eit
er6dlt, einen allf einem Seiteneeleiie
itebenoen @oggon entpeOer ab5ula-
Sen o0er boll3ulaOen. Sic Sabnen
babeu sic 3eit ouf 40 Stunoen reoi-
5irt. mo sic 6armer bebaiipten, oaB
in oieler 3cit Iie ocn Goridrifteu
nidt nadfomnien fonnen. 0ie Gom-
miiiion fiir oiientliHe 9etriebe lobt
ourh ibren 9ledtsbeiitano Die 8or-
mer unteritiiBen.
8i6ter @erfdiebung.
Die oberltc 5taotgeridtsbant miro
am 02ontag eine Sisuug baIten Inn
Die 9iidter fir Die pcrihieoeueu @e-
ribte fir Oen Samlar-Sermin 5u Dee
iiguireu, es beiBt, Dab 9iidtcr
Stump, melMer zines Ser Criminal
@eri6te 81 iibernebmen bate, Den
@unicb ous9elproden BAT, i'm Sipe-
rior.@erihte 81 bleiben, imo e6enio
piinIdt 9lidter elliott, i'm Criminal
@eri9tc 81 bIei6en Sli1ter elliott
lluo Staatsonpolt @roning iielen in
pergangenen Sabre iiber einen 4ro-
seB ans, bod ba6en lih Die 9eioen
mie0er pertragen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16

User 8rieie nod 0eutibIou0 itn0
ceiierreih llnanru ienoeu min, Dem
iie9en oieie Mode 3mei Dompier 5ur
9'eriiiminq. g}riofe uiiiien in ieoem
6aae Is aniecgcbca iuerocn oaB lie
oas &ouptpoiinnt por 10 2l6enoS
crreibeu 5u mcldler 5tnoe Die
@ddc 8Hr g8eIterbcf5roeuHg al fol-
gcnoc Dompier UcriicgcIt pcrocH:
a9f 04talia" am Nlitiwoa.
49Soisoam" am 5rciia0
Seeicrer Doiupier nilnmt and
4adete init tin luelde oie @oit 8 llbr
9lafuiiiiagS ihlieBi
2lbonucntea, sic ben nIeatiden
@0rFcipoubrrieA uidjt piinftIid ooeg
nnrearlmdbia rrBaltsu iino gebeien
hFs Office baum per GeIeyJun ober
iAfiItlih Wliilbulnmg Az MADDEN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
Giubriids nuO 0isbita0ls.

Slll SUlelWolep leetl DC Suuel1-
faiic oeS @rocer0beiiters @m g.
Sdriuer imo crbeutet 1925.
Sunaer Geutidcr, Scr crit fiir5.
lidglmerifa crreidte. inter idwe.
rem @croadt Der6aftet.
@abreuo @iaiam s. Sariuer ee.
itern ieiu Nlittaesmobl ciinabm
ihlid iid cin Iieb in ieinen @rocerD.
Qooeu g1r. 1901, Git-0ommeut.
StraBe, lmo Ieerte Die 9aoentaiie, IN
welher lid 1925 befau6eu, Serr
Sdriner meloete Oeu Iiebitabl iofori
Der QoIi5ei mo Ieteftip Ebomas
S'TonneQ miroe nit Scr gluforbei-
flung oes 5anes betrait. Der Be
itobIenc bermutbet, Dab Elm iuuaer
N2onn melher in Dem 2aOen Bad.
maaren faiite, ebc or iih 5um ghen
in Sas ongren8euoe 3immer begab,
oen DicbitabI ousgeiii6rt bal. @r bat
Der EoIi5ei cine aeuaue geidrei6una
oieies Mamcs aegebeu.
@erthboIler W}onteI aus
Automobil geltohIer.
Serr Sobu ~. 5rid. Ser BETTER
zines neutrality-suspicious. in Dem
acDier-@eb1uoe, meloete Geitcrn Der
QoIi8ei, Dab aus ieinem glutomobil,
oIs oosielbe an Der Qorf.glueniie
nahe Der Geutrc. StroBc, Iiano, Elm
EeI5manteI ecItobIen woroeu lit, mel
der einau 8erth BON 1926 reprdien.
tirte.
Sans a. 8eiamann per.
haftet.
1eteftio Serman 9obler Derbaftete
eeiteru in @oIbineion 3. g., ben 10
SSobre alien 6ans u. Rcidmam III.
ter Dem geroaht angebl1 einen
ginbrudl in oas @obnbouS oes Srn
Senro Q Doit in WleIuoIc, Baltimore
Goimtp, besaH9eu 81 baben. Neic3.
mann fam crit Dor eili1en WlouotcR
bon Ieutihlano un0 cr6ielt Stellua
ouf Dem 2anoiibe oeS Srn. Doit Dor
bier Moheu muroe er eutlaiien. Der
Ginbrild III oaS @obnbaus oes Sru.
goIi mllroe Dor odt Sogeu oeriibt
Grei iunge 9eute uerihafiten iid
nittcIit 92ohidliiiel Ginson9 in Oas
Snis. SRI. @laon Doit, oie Eo1ter
oeS Sru yoIt, iab oic orei ginbreder
i'm Sau5fIur iieheu aIs iia iiber Die
@aIuiiraoc blidte. Sic bebauptct
0aB Ecidnlann elmer Der orei 9eiite
mar, g(ns 9lngit oeritedte iid Sri
g)oIt neil lie borte. ais elmer Der
Gicbc an Ole beioen onoeren bic
,Sraqe riftete, ob iie oen 9niippel bel
iid battcn. Grit nls Die Giebe oos
6ous ipieoer perlaiien batten. lam
Sri. Yoit aus ibren9erited. Shmid.
iaden i'm @ertbe bon $500 erbeitte.
ten oic Gicbc. 9ieidnnuu beiireitct
oas ibm 5ur 2ait ecleote
@erbreheu. 1ie Roli5ei lit mn be.
miibt ben onoeren beiocn 2elten oiIi
Ole Spur 81 fommen Heidmann
wiro III scr mittIerer 4oIi5eiiiation
fir Die 9eboroci BON Baltimore
gountp ieiige1aItcr
@ Sturgtgurter Q iirg ait.
9ittleton so. Siurais. Scr an Wlon.
tae Ql6cuo untcr Dem @erOa6t Der
Boftct mitroc, ouseblib eiuen G9cd
oefGlIdt 5u bobeu iit geiteru IN Der
mittlcrcu Noli5eiitatiou Den @roBgc
ihruoreneu iiberantportet poroen
Spdtcr iuuroe ct rnter 8iirgIhoft
entlaiien. Die @ebeilnpoli5iiten @rel.
nan lno GoDis beipertiteIligteu ieine
Gerboftung.
--------------
3iuci NlGb6en Dermiht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16

80 ~ ffNN Fff f@t~ttl 80
ll6r gIahmittags 16 @rao.
. llbr godmittags Is @roo.
8 llbr gluhmittaes 20 @rao.
llbr gladmittaes NJ. 19 @rao.
5 llbr glodmittags Is @roo.
llbr Qlben0s - III @rdo.
z llbr glbenos - AZ @rao.
8 llbr Qlben0s @... AZ @rao.
1ie gr0Bte 5dneIligteit oes g9iH.
ocs mar IS N2eilen pro StuHoe bonn
Giiomeiten.
Der 6euhiigfeitsgebolt Der 2uit
mar IS @ro3ent Inn 8 llbr Worgens
mo 81 4ro5ent Inn s llbr glbenos
Sn 0en anoeren @ettcr Geobod
tungSiiationen oes 9ouoes wuroen
bic iolgenoeu ueorigiten Ecmpero
tilreu uer5eidnet;
gltlontic.gitD IA @ismard rs,
Bolton 16, Buffalo 9. GborIeiton 32,
Chicago 3, GlcucIano 6. Dcnuer
~. Detroit 0, Dillitb IA. @niiport
is. @aIpeIion 80, @rceu @op &c,
Sattcras 30 SABRE 2, Selcno 2,
sSadionpilIe SO, aanias Gitp 2.
anorDillc a, 2ouispiIle 0, 92orquettc
6. Wicnp6is 10. D1ontgomerD 20,
Moutrcol s. gontudct 30, glep.Gr.
leans 30. 9lep yort 10. Ctlobomo
Ks, 4bilaoelpbia 12. @ittsbureb 2,
aSprtlauo, Meo 14n9 9ortlauo, Ore,
2S, Quebec gialeig6 16, Colt 2ate
Gito IA. Sops s6raneisco 40. ct.
9oiis A 5cronieH A. Shreveport 10.
Spotonc IL 5gracuie s, Ionpa IA,
gsaibingiou i2r Minnipeg 20.
Geit oeni 4. 6ebrpar 1912 bate
N1arglauo ln0 oic Fena9barteu Cit
iioatei teineu 10 faIten Eaa 81 Der
scinTeu pie aeiiern. ais oie Gucd
lilDcrioihe ia Der Stnot 5ipiiAen z
nn0 s llAr Gornittoas auf 10 @rao
hcra6iaHt Sln GouniD fiel oie Gem.
teratur III mauden amtlideu @eob.
odhmgsitatioBegs bis auf a @roo
iui0 cilf 'Pripnt 2bernometcrH iol.
Zen iogar lemperatiuen inter Dem
@cirerputt ieiMeiicQt woroeu iein.
@leide Nelierpcrbdliniiie 6errid
ten iui aeiowliiteB Often oeS 2anoes
por 9Ius g9eit &irginien, Fenn-
ioIrauieB Gbio Snoiana, ia bis
ncd 6lori0a bitab iino uugcu0bnli'
DE nieorige lemperahiren rcgiitrirt
ieoroen Die 8ade uno 9ccn oes
9auoes ii6er5osen iid nit elmer GiS.
ccde.
Iie folte 9elle brodte IN Der ia
hcren linlge6ung 9altimoreS fait
ouhpeg Flares lm0 ber6altniBnid-
ETA piuoiiiaeS @etter. g1nr in 9len
gnalano marcn Sd)neeitiirme uno
nui Set Nal6iuicl 6Iorioa iteicumeiie
Rrgcnidac Bi uer3eiducn
Die oiii5iclen MISUNDERSTANDING
@tationen In Baltimore nuo oeiicn
ud6eran llmgebung reaiitrirtru ac
fern @lorgeu foIaeuoc Ecmperatit
REM
lopion Z ll6r 0loraens ~ Brao
Mlt, gaaibiuatou Z llbr 0lrg 4 @rao
8ifespiae z ltbr DlorgenS s @rao
gfylinaion z llbr DQorgeus - @roo
9loIauO Narf 6 u. Wloreens 10 eiroo
Dr 5aiiis Set Gbef oes Nluoes
g9gttcr @iircauS IN Baltimore, pro-
pGc3eit oaB fir Die naditeu Gage
Gas talte @etier nod aubalteu miro
iaio oab crit Cube Der 8odje eiu all
nabliaes @armerperoen Uieoer 81
crparteu iei alegeu ooer Sdnee
bet iiir Baltimore Ser &ettcrmann
uidlt in Ausicht geitclt ionoeru fla-
res faltes 4interpetter fir einiae
9a0e Big STE folte ggeIte ans Dem
ageiicn i6er inns bimUeagegangcn il.
~aHu iol ~ wie seIagt lrieoer Ipdrs
Hcr iuerocN
s~Ar-~-a.+-e-ss --s-r~. -r--'
@Oit nad DeatiAlaub.Ceitgrrei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16
gran0 an 0er Nigiiion.strahe.

sS1breno Der 9lbmelcnbcit Der 8cs
pobuar bronnte oos Sous oes 9legers
Charles 9rorton 9tr. 212, GiDiiion'
StroBe, ocitern Wlorgen aegen ? llbr
foit uollitduoig aus. 1ie 9Soli5iitcu
Ylillcr un0 Qenclucape bom noronelt'
lidlen 1iitritt boitcn ocn aus ocn
6cntcrn Oriuqcnocu 9ioucb 6enertt
mo ole 6ulcrlpebr olnruirt. Der
93oli5c eclong os niAt, oen @ewo9.
ner oes msgebrnnntcn Salies aui6u'
iinoei unO pon oeu 6rler 5lt henot'
ridtigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16

1as 99etIer.

Sir WlorDlano uno ben Diitrift
Columbia beine fIar uno peitIiae
sginoe.
Die Ienlpcratur mar geltern mle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16

@dTc AIR Mciic ms 9lnslauo be.
Icrgt IS. 9laiue, slr. a13, CtgoIti.
mores@iry nabe Guiiom Souie'sIue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-16

Nlauor 9Sreiton. pelher am Nlon.
tao i'm Eangier. .Suno Der enteuiaao
buloiatc oocr wenisitcns 6uloigeu
ipollte, mar 6ercitS gcitera @lorgcn
I'M 9iatbbaus. gr iaGtc, er babe ne.
nig Sogogliid aeba6t ino babe ocSs
5alb iaIeimioit mieocr bic Seimia0rt
ungetreter.
3 lie trouriGcn lteberrcl It G.
Glei Sngcnieur @cnorit pou Der
sIb5ngstauol Goutmiiiiou mlroe &C.
itcrn bcnanriHiBf, cab bon lemer
@iaa on Stranoe bon 5ea6rigbt gA
s.. wel9c tiir1li1 init oem @rlno
lin0 9o0en. ouf Dem iie itano wub'
reuo ces fiir5lihen GiArnes oor
Nlcer ueri9tmsen wuroc ein Ibcil
oer Slide nnb cine @aoeuanne anS
&an0 geiWmenunt muroe 1lele
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
0r. Cyrus Townsend Brady Buys Site for
Fine Home at Park F1ill-Westchester,
. Long Island and Jersey Activity

the American Real Estate Company
tas-1,ld to Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brady.
the-Wuvclist and short story writer. "A
.arR5plot on Edgccliff Terrace. Park Hill
on which he will erect Colonial resi-
denrG The plot commands a splendid
viesysof the Rumsey Boulevard and the
entire, country to the east Of Park Hill.
TIE house will be Of artistic design
and will embody number of features,
ono-df which will be IA large den or
librnry Immediately below the living
-ooAse Looking ont over rock cliT
his basement den will have q splendid
viewrand will open onto n sunken ter
racr...s. In this den will he displayed Dr.
i,ral1ys extensive collection of original
drawings. paintings and numerous
curios, together with his large library.
The plot runs through from Edge
cliff Terrace to rear road known as
Valley road. approximately 100 feet be-
,ow the level of Edyecliff Terrace. A
rustic stairs will be built on the side
OF the cl.f leading to this lower level,
On which will be built a garage.
The company has also sold to Earle
G. Racon strip of land adjoining his
holding for which he plans II hanging
yartea.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
Il. Y. U. and Hall OF Fame across from
HenneSsy estate.

The nearness OF New Yorl, Uniycr-
sity and it's Hall Of Fame 10 tho Hem
messy estate which Is TO be sold ut auc-
lion the end Of this month, Is an advan-
tage which cannot be overlooked The
university dominates the character OF
the neighbo-hood and It can be said
NTH certainty that a higher class OF
development will be- found there as a
consequence. There are any number of
examples on which to base such a
prophecy. one need not leave New
YORK to learn that institutions Of earn
.ng are dominating fac,cgs in sections
n which they are lOcatcl. TIE Union
Theologlcal Seminary in Old CT l'gn dis
.rct is surrounded by many u'. dwell
.ag houses which have NO. or,-..osated
in appearance, values or t,ntEtCE even
though other sections of tbs on fine
residence neighhorhood have und-rgone
considerable changes in III" last dozen
Years. The blocks facing the seminary
are az high class to-day a. in the sos
and Y0s, when many families now in the
Tifth avenue residential zone lived
there
Columbia University vas the making
- The territory In tnai part of tie city.
had there boon no Columbia College at
broadway ami l16th street there would
30, fewer apartment houses in that 10
,&lity to-day.
Now York University is in the centre
OF an open country, as Columbia was
many years after its erection. Though
Nba III fnEuIS tNnprtpI the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

The JcTum Property tlrp' ration has
sold the southwest Corn' Of sixth street
and sixth avenue, 'hr",-Sto.H dwelling
ON lot 2oNsu. to Mrs. Geu,g' O'N,ill 4;
also haa suld - Eight street. inre.
story Nat, for N" RcrarS lmprpNcmeut
Company and detached r"Sidruc, ON tho
south side Of = utV-thIrd street he
NJ kos.nhcrg,
The Bulkl"N 4 Horton Company has
sold lel1 bean street, hctNcen Nustrlnd
and New York avenues, for l., T. Grimes
to In g. Durriu. l. Is a three story and
basement stone dwelling on lot 2ONll0.
Amos :. Lanphear has sold 20 Walter
Crawford -" iArksdr avenue. n tour
story aplrtmrn; house on plot 37.3Nioi
TAiIN four lots on Eilhtv-stXth street
between Third ana Fourth avenues Nrr,
given I'm par payment Property Nlurs
in the deal tutalied Sl0u.Ouu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
1RoNXvILIE EXPANDING.
spveadinw to the West since De-
v~Iopm,cut Or Rond>S0ys.

The growth Of BronXViile westward
vas uatil recently hampercd by the
.arrowntss Of it's highway. PondNeld
road, cast Of the tracks. was the main
hallway OF BronNvil'c. West of the
racks was only narrow country lane.
Tho lane is being widercd To ~ feet
rom the new Bronx River Parkway. up
o Cedar Knobs.
Consequently hettcr future is in
store for this district. Seven years ago
.hc 1>,ger tract where the Alger court
apartments and It's two new additions
re going up. was purchased for 500
o00- To-day il is worth, conservativcly.
s20Gccc. This Is an indication of how
va.Ws there are increasing. according
10 Ni'liam :. Constant. manager Of
Cedar 1inolls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

spection. This is the largest apartment
house in Jersey City. there being over
seventy apartments in the building.
Many people accepted the invitation
10 inspect the apartments last sunday
and as result more than thirty of the
apartments were rented.
Joseph \. O'Connor. who has charge
OF the rentals, had adopted some novel
methods Of showing the apartments To
good advantage, one being to have one
of the apartments furnished through
out. In addition Mr.. oConuor had
placed on the door of each apartment
n plaCard giving the number of the
apartment. the rental price and the
number Of rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

J. Arthur Fischer has leased for -,
lakewood building Company a.. dwoIl.~.
at PIG West Thirty fourth street :or
term of years % Dr. Ward and IA" dV.I
Ing AT 20 West SiXtieth street Tor ".
Arco Realty Company TO q. a II NJ
Depew
rc1se x Gilman have leased ~ rra,
els L. Dodge the four story and base
ment dwelling AT III East Thirtv-'ir''
street TO Charles T.. Forbes tho 20.
story and basement dwelling at - Enc
Thirty-siXth.
J. Arthur Fischer has Icnsod - y
Ward the four story dwelling - cf
West Th!rty-fourth stree; for a ten ,
years the five story dwelling ~ Co. Vs..
Sixtieth street 20 q. Il VI p,p.v q,
term of wears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
SELLS BRO>N APARTMENT.

TELLER AVENUE Paul Bu,tmann
has sold for Mrs. Kat, Icy. Il19
Teller avenue, = modern fvc-stury
apartment house on pot Ssxl0o to a
client for Investment.
CHARLOTTE. STREET John j. Tuily
Construction tGmpany has resod
1917 To li2n Charlotte street. FIVE five
story apartment houses each on plot
lhXl00 near l7oth street The houses
are part uf group of sixteen pur-
chased recently by the selling COM
pauy from the lie.schmnnu Realty
Company. The present trInsact don
involves about s900.Uuc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
HOLLYWOOD HOTEL AT AUCTION
We'll known West End Property TO
Ee sold Nrxi Taurs,iny.


Tho Hollywood io,I and cottages at
West End y. J., built moro than dec
AIDE ago by the late John Hccy. then
president of the Adams Express Com
pany. and famous In those DAYS ~ the
rendezvous Of social leaders. powers in
finance and politics will 80 undcr the
auctioncers hammer next Thursday.
The entire property, including the hotel,
eight furnished cottages. garage. laun-
dry, stables. 4OD blthhouscs and the
imTcnsc plot where tho old Uuey man
sion stood before II Was q stroycd by
fire covering IN all more than fifty
acres and repre- senting an INVESTMENT
Of more than 81 100000. will bc SOLD un-
reservei'y, free and clear of all encum-
hranCCg.
Tho property IL within two blocks Of
the ocean, the old Monmouth county
racetrack and the railroad station. Ad-
joining the hotel are The estates and
mansions of bankers and merchants
among which are homes - the late
John y. Mccall. Y. t. Grecnhu;. the
Seligmars and Guggenhelms.
Carl l.. Trulock, trustee. and Charles
Shongood, auctioneor. vii, dispose Of
the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
70 BOOM WEST ENGLEWOOD.
Civtr As.orintton to Let All People
know Its Attractions.

The West Englewood Park civic As
societ!on has raised substantial fund
which will lie used in an effort tn attract
the many Mr.. and Mrs. Homeseekers in
New York into the park section, which
II considered one of the very desirable
PLACES near New York.
Fed Mcclure Of the United States
Exufess Realty Company. who built
p COLONIAL cottage there last year. is
precedent of the association and direct
ing Che publicity work. Part Of the plan
adopted provides for advertising the
'onirnunlty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

for Sal SIS. which was found to repre-
sent a secret and fraudulent profit. held
10y the Jackson Bros. CONCERN. The trial
Judge Hdiudged that the assignees Of
the mortgages surrender sl41.5l5 for
the benefit of the corporation. but the
Appellate Division says that $50 ,i4s will
go to persons who We're guilty Of the
fraud. while only sj?,0S7 Will 20 to tn.
innocent subscribers who paid. There
is something abnormal in judgment
that allows the persons who did the
fraudulent thing to share in the re-
cuvery for their guilt" said the court
The court directs thar amount Of the
judgment h" divided solely among tn"
innocent subscribers and the plaintiff t.
10 hold the money a. trustee for dis
tribution among those who have been
defrauded.
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Park Terrace Company against the
jackson Bros Realty Company and
others. The facts In the case showed
that in 1907 the members Of the syndi-
cate composing the Hyde Park Terrace
agreed to buy "A tract OF land on Long
Island from the jackson Bros. concern
at the rate of $1,000 an acre. or u total
of sI0i9
The court says that the Hyde Park
Company way formed in 1907 by two
Of the subscribers who paid $4,000 and
four others who subscribed $4,000 but
paid nothing, for the purpose Of dealing
in land and chattels. Tho deed To the
property was subject to five mortgages
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and the plans are carefully supervised
by the lScw Gardens Corporation.
Almost 100 houses have been built,
sold and occupied during the past eigh-
teen months.
= Kew Gardens of to-day IL the result
Of forty years of careful planning and
consistent development, during which
the entire estate has been held aud
treated with great care by the founder
of Richmond Hi and his family. 1t Is
one Of the highest points in the Borough
OF Queens and commands views Of the
sea and sound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19

". y BrodcrlCb aId Thomas = Burke
htN" sold g. MaTg3r'' II cullen 2tt War
burton avenue, a thrC. story dwelling. ON
plot 5oNl"o. tor TN" Corporate Investing
Company also tht dwelling II 2il BucuA
Vista avenue for Catherine \. Cu;bill
eNcoutr.N. to .N,Naud,r Ferguson, and the
un.tl EAST CORNER ci l.3.. sad, aN,ulr and
GrtrnNale avenue. plot l'tNl"1. for Mrs
NNnA 4. I.MN. ~ 4 .l...l
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In the same tract 20 Harry NJ Cox of
Newark, who viii build two one family
houses at once, and a plot S0xlGo t. Ed
Ward Jtrolamdn. Thomas +. Crowley. Jr,
~ South Orange will huid a dwelling
on kingman Road IN the Tuxedo Park
tract The house will stand on a piot
80 feet front by $50 feet deep. and will
cost in the n,ishborhood OF 5000.
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Macy NEW KEW GARDEN HOMES.
200: n",it- -" Sold In Last Is
Months. Yet Building Goes On.

Building activity AT Kew has been
grea1er than was expected even by
developers Of the property. New houses
are being erected In all sections and
9,ans for many more werc completed
asst week.
On Austin street, Pembroke place,
Onslow place and Ncwbold place. where
their were no houses at all eighteen
months ago. are now forty-seNen new
ONES owned and occupied by families
rom New York. and brooklyn. All
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DECIDES AGAINST JACKSONS.
Court Orders Funds Of hyde Park
Terrace 60. tO go 10 Subscribers.

An important decision concerning the
rights Of subscribers To AN agreement
~ purchase fractional interests IN land
who paid subscriptions relying upon
fraudule nj representations has been
banded down hy the App, Hate Division
in BROOKLYN In suit % the Hyde
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-19
>TI<GTON's NEW SCHOOL.

Huntingtons new $1,000 school was
formally opened last week. The school
is the result OF much agitation For
years Huntington parents have been cali
ing Tor Lew school To- accommodate thu
Increase I'm the school population Of Hunt
'nston, which ~ considerable The new
school il nearly twice tho size of the old
building.
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JERSEY APARTMENTS POPULAR
Largest it"usc In Jersey city At
trnctinR Many Tenants.

That it is only necessary to show the
advantages of Jersey City. particularly
the journal square section near the
Summit avenue tube station. to secure
tenants for modern apartments was
shown when the latest apartment house.
the Summit. at Sip avenue and the
boulevard was opened for public in
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homes are expected 10 cover the acres
about tho group of stately buildings on
University Heights,
The iIennessy property, which IL to
De placed before the public at auction
on April IS, comprises lao lots just
south Of the University grounds and
bisccted by University avenue, Burn
sido avenue and l79th street The
property owned by tho estate OF Ellen
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The Henry Mnrs -nthau Company has
sold 10 the Webrr-Turek Building Com
panN the southeast corner OF Nniiluck
avenue and Tiffany street. a plot iiX loo
IN" property is 10 he improved with a
five story apartment house with a store
in the corner The currer Is Within .
block of tne American Btuk No. Com
panN'S plant Anthony Aren't was tne
broker In .hc sale.