davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-09
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

The Buckley X Horton Company has
.old for George y. Beebe 33y Washing
'uu avenue. Il three story and basement
lWeiling, located between Lafayette and
DE kalb avenues. The buyer, Emma
Br,sth. will occupy the house.
q. W. Snyder 4 Co. has sold for a
r' ent the two story and basement two
'amly dwelling al $50 Eleventh avenue.
Tho buyer is an investor.
William G. Calm has sold to f.. E.del-
muth i5l9 Sixteenth avenue, a three
story brick building, on lot 2oNl0o. |
S'lLberg was the broker.
Joseph u Peck has sold to Agnes w.
Connolly 3is, $50 and S54 East Thirty
fifth street, near Tilden avenue. three
two family houses on plot 60x100.
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These navy orders were issued

Capt. II. H. Oliver to director OF Raya! .h-
telligence. Washington, -, G.
Commander Is y. fiutChlsou from com /
mand of the birmingham 20 command the
Idaho,
Ensign \. A, Merrick from tho Yankton
to tho Michigan,
Ensign NJ, u. Smith from the Panther
To the Flusser,
Ensign W l.. Moore from the North Da-
knta to the Monaghan,
Ensign W, A. Edwards from the Monaghan
to the Wake,
Ensign J, W, Duboso to navy yard.
Charleston, \, q.
Ensign u, l. Hedrick from the Wake to
the Benham,
Ensign r. NJ Griffin from the Roe to the
pownos
Ensign r. NJ Pace, Jr,, from tho South
Dakota TO post graduate course, Sn,a,
Academy.
from the Mississippi TO the Idaho,
Paymaster ", NJ Dobson from Navy De
partment, Washington 10 Charleston yard.
Assistant laymastcr j H. ChNttcrton to
Charleston yard,
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RECORDED LEASES.
nllnttnn

PIER new 30. North River bulkhead, &c,
Cedar st, 10 months from Nov IL. 1913.
atty. Corporation Counsel Hall Of
PIER is'' new So. North River pulkhe aSy
Pier s. North River s,is yrs from
PIER 81, North River. bukhead. &c--tity
10 months from Nov is; 1913; ATTY;
PIER a -. North River. 6urtkheaaH
city n y to clyde Steamship Co, Pier 80,
North River, 5ia yrs from Nov q, 1918;
pI TER! a. East River. baikhcad, &c &eSe c
central Terminal, 10 yrs from Mch !: 1914;
FGri.TfoN FERRY. from Fulton st, u :, 10
Whitehall st, v to Atlantic av; Ham
ilton Av Ferry. from whitehall st, n Y.
Of N to Union Ferry Go q y Y, at
East River, foot Atlantic av. Bklyn. yr
10y S iss a cSna
2STH At, $50 W, ali-Grace d Iitch,
field TO VIM =. Ingold, on premises, ias;is
s1 iI' A ~" so o. store moor s esiiarAiisr,
Kuhnie to Geo llinriohs n sno, 2o5b sth
sssi,er ~ yTs Nassau ss% 'sn J. i.i , ssS
BROADWAY. 25t5, stores-wm F. Giiles to
I+s% Fee Es'is ;ss s s''H + Va. ~. G.sr
man, 65 Madison av, ,,....,.,,...:. 81. 1000
1857 81. ei7.s?l w all-Chas G Marshall
10 yrs from Apr I, 1914; atty, p Leo. Jr;
2O50 Amsterdam ar, $500
Ing Co 20 Nathan AbzuE. tSl Lenox nv.
yrs from Dec !, 1915 atty, ID Schem-
an AV' I0gI--N Y Historical Society 10 John
I sullivan. on premises, . 5-l2 yrs from
Dec !, 1918; attyS, GEO Ringer 4 CO, soS
asTU sT 3as u, store noor--Rachel Jacoby
to Annie Hula 32s u 3Sth ST. 3 yrs from,
May 1914; atty job" Weber, SSs
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BIG BRONX IMPROVEMENT.
site for Oaicc building Leased Near
Court House.

Leon A. Rains has negotiated a sixty
three year lease for the northwest corner
of l6lst street and Brook avenue. with
1oS feet frontage on 16lst street, between
Or. Nelson Smith, Jr.. and William G.. I
Roeder The Tease In upon a fiat rental
basis and the aggregate rental for I'M.
siNty-three years is close 20 $3.50 aon
MI. Roeder viii improve the property with
a store and office building. The plot is
located opposite the new Bronx County
Court House
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHlNGTON, Jan s-These army
orders were issued to-day:
First Lieut. NJ, :. Lombard, mcdlcal re-
serve corps from Philippine department and
relieved from active duty in medical reserve
corps,
First Lieut. NJ. :. Keene, coast artillery.
FROM stan OF commanding officer coast de.
fences OF the Potomac to the Forty-hfth
Company.
Second Lieut. J, g, Morrow, lr, 10 the
Twcnty-siXth Infantry.
First Lieut. IL !. ReiIey, Fifteenth cav
airy and First Lieut. r, jackson, medical
reserve corps designations accepted.
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supreme Court--By Justice SeaLurv--
Thompson vs. Atkinson. PhrniN IngrahHm.
by Justice Gnvegan-Mattcr OF Ashley.
George cuggill, American Swedeuhorc Print
Ing and Publishing Company vs. Hagemsnn
Construction Company, Timothy A, Ieury.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS.

GRAMERCY PARK. " cor goth st-Wm
Clark Co sst Christian Workers Home
ct al Nov 90. 1915. 49,; ~, sN SO
GRAMERCY PARK WEST, and 7--Adoiph
Gran, 4 Co ast NJ Ci'y Mission an, snd
SAME PRoPERrYEj Has. inc az,
same. Nov II, isls................s 200
e4TH ST. els wMeyer shohel aEt Nonta
Hotel CO ct al. Nov 10 1918. $50
18th ST, s:i TO st7 E-Joseph Kierle agt
jefferson Bank ct al. Dec TO- 1913. .sl6.3s
SAME PROPERTY-Same agt Winston
Realty Co ct al. Dec %. 1919. .... .Ss.ss
GRAMERcY PARK WEST. and =
Michael Power ast ) cry Mission and
9TH Az. ss2--Geo II storm & co agt Mary
u Harrison 81 al. Nov Il. 1913. 81 ?3S. OF
SAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Connolly
GO. Inc. agt same. Nov 10. 1918. $500 90
SAME PROPERTY-Rent Reisner Sheet Met al
Works, Inc. agt same. Nov II. 1919. $500 OS
SAME PROPERTY-McGowsn & Connolly,
Inc agt same Nov IS, isi3..... ss?o7.o IS
9TH Az. $50 and ?s.-Da'is-spey.r GO ae,
same, Nov Is, 1913 ............... 1919. so
SAME PRoPERTY-E a J Marin Co agt
same. Nov 10. 1913. sass. so
SAME PROPERTY-Emp CITY Gerard co
agt same. Nov Is. lsl3...............se 1850
SAME PRoPERTy-wm p Youngs & Bros
axt same. Nov 10. islS............s2S 0s
SAME PRoPERTY-Lidserwood Mfg CO ag.
same Dec 10, 1918. ss
81 Az. +2ss-schweihsh Bros agt Bertha
Cline ct al. oct 81. lsl3............ss7. SO
DAILY Az. 1901 to isi5-Hagadone Cons.
GO ast Roman Catholic Church OF 81
FIT WASHINGTON Az cor 1894 st
star F!reproof Door 4 sash Co agt River
side Visduct Realty co ct al. oct IL. 1919
10y bnnu u %
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FERRIES LEASED BY CITY.

=, me city of New York yesterday leased
. w, pu'ton Ferry, Hamilton Avenue Ferry.
,,n IN" ferry slips, ferry houses and the
Ca 'heH occupy, to the Union Ferry
~ ."psny for one year for per cent. Of
~ SToes .ees.stA
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CITY PROPERTY BUYERS.

prne & Boehm are the buyers of the
W" story HAT at 10ll Simpson street the
Al, Of which by the Simpson Construc-
ion Company through l.. NJ. Mosauer 4
90 WAS reported recently.
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BROADWAY STORE SPACE.

The lease Of the Gray Drug Company
w 'ie Fitzgerald Building. southeast cor
hsr o. Broadway and Forty-thlrd street,
reported recently, does not include the
N'r" occupied by the Disney Hats Cor
poratlon ut 1886 Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-09

supreme Court-hy Justice Guy Oceanic
Inv estment Company Us Twenty eighth
Street and seventh Avenue Realty Company,
Harry ~ FrorCh.
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QUEENS COUNTY.
4. =. Supreme Court Calendar.
Court of Appeals Calendar.

WASHlNGTON, Jan. s-rhe day call n
the Supreme Court FOR Friday: Nos. 1871
$50, $50 a5s, 3s5, 553, ,o7, 7s7, 1os and I.
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MORTGAGES.


twth name and address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.
CSouth Of Fourteenth street,
RIvlNGTON ST, 2a7. =, eox7o-Mary J
Krakower a r. 3o9 Bway ,...,,,....ss, 500
East Side.
EAST Of Firth av; between Fourteenth and
10th stsl ...... ., D.. o..
18TH ST, 2O7 T., 2sxs2-Chester Beach to
VIM Copper Montclair. y j, Jan s. 5 yrs,
5 y c. attys, King b. 81 Liberty
4yTH tbs ST. 'su i, So aoxsi.li-PinGss Sis:
kind to Emigrant IND say Bank g., 81
sNsTs!T, o q 1an : ss' $500
AV a, 1925, W y, 25.6Aioo-Max Poilsk 10
city Real Estate co; l7s Bwsy' Jan 8; "a,
7sTH sT, n $, i25 W av, s7xlo2: Pauline
Macarthur to Mutual Life lns co
OF n Y, 8: Nassau st, due as pei. bond nd
West Side.
West Of Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th sts) ........
4OTH ST, 4ao W. SIS, 26yss.smAnnis Hoeekh
to Theresa Knapp, 1911 West End sv,
Ian 7. yrs, c; atty. q 60, ioS
ssT TMAy sr, 59s W, 5, 25xioc, 5-Anna N
lO2d ST. ian 7, yrs|5 c; atty, 7 9 co,
7.Taa i sT sii w. g. 'sCxios.2-Adoiif' j
tirinberg to Lima Grinberg, IA w 7tth
II, Jan :. W, p C; atty Eugene Cohn;
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island, north OF 10th ST.
l,2D ST, bO4 w. l6x90--Jondrock Corpn to
Mary o borden and ano Oceanic, n J,
Dec 80. 1918, due Jan s. 1917, 8 y c.. atty,
|. T Ins Co. 100 Bway. .......,...S9,O 5000
thorough Of The Bronx
WEBSTER Av. 2O+3, W :. 37.sxl00--Pur.
chase Holding Corpn to Chas Collins, 1873
n 3sth st. Jan I. yrs. p C; atty "
w cGl.'n I.oT r. sit. "a" map NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Meyer to Mary Smith, 1762 Walker av, Jan
l., yr y c: atty, II Baechier, ll?6
FOX ST g >. $50 Barret.o 8. lots eaci
ta;xt05, mtgs each 1880. pr mtgs.
each 'ss,ooo-il3d ST impt CO., Inc. TO
Henry Morgenthau Co, so u %2d st. due
Apr ., 1915. p C, atty, u 60, ioS
g. inMSnagxEiI.iE;NG Av. siss. es ss55xxi67"cSas
II Cronin to w X Post. Bayport !. J, trus
Jan !, yrs, 81 Q; atty CO, ioS
rrrI.T0N AV, " =. Sail . ia tn st. isxsb,s-
Israel y Grconbcrg to Auna W Rothschiid
si5 W mn IT. pr mtg, $500, Jun ., 3
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MECHANICS LIENS.
(Monhatta0.l

(Monhattan.)
PARK Av, lo22--Kait Lumber Co agt Joe
Louis J De Milhau. owner; Joe d Xck.n
rS ssS.; Hv ,ei; sam: 81 R.%:.y I:sss,
6 Edw Reid set N 2 Hesi E.t.i. security
R.s,y RU :s :os,rs rss
10Th ST.. zoos Sin sv ss..s.i; s 10
. owner; James + Esan. eon.rsetor. Gi.iis.Is
say Hosuet. owners Joe Acken. con.
sisT sT. los John 4 Philbrick d Bro
W Frank Ludlam. owner; Joe Acken.
PARK. xv. loai-johini 4 iPihilorick 4 Bro
xs Louie ! de hiihau. owner; Joe =
PARK Nv, io,:-.s.m. '. cchri:,inn. H:sse,:
s,sT ST. iS: Assn LS%s.. Co ': iss
PAIR Az. ioss and " iesS@ Xcm. WOOD WOOD
ana R.%:sy ASsus. o"n:r:; Joe =
sane Ashsn ps sSn,Ess1sT "so
Louis de Miihau and Christine HoGust.
owners and contractors; Joseph n Acken.
pHRK Av. lcsi.chas Il Reynciid. v. Chris chris
tine Hoguet owner, Joe b Acken. con.
PARK Nv. ics..ss.m;.; '. .ou,. j d: XII,
BRoApwXY. is.5 and isaT - Ameriesn
owner; Loui. Martin: lessee; l. Walss!
s,sT Tn ~ az s.S%sod sand and s Grav.
co. Inc. vs. Frank Ludlam. owner: 10. z
ptRK Nv ic.,.nwcod sand and rav.i
Js. . xeksn. contractor: -, $40
BFoADwAy. ne cor ssd e. ioixloI'7TT
Imam. owner: Brosdway and SD 9. CO.
oWner and SSRSrSe,91s;i scnra,
Louis J de Milhsu Christine Hoguet.
owners; Joseph r. Acken., contractors sels
Ff fne' .s AV de- Miiha"' owner; Joe Asssn;
PARK Xv. ,csi-saime ar, Ramsey Hokust
owner; Joe u Acken, contractor. .Sl90.60
as, Frank Ludlam. owner Joe Acsen;
seq ST. 70 E.Mid,own Contracting 60 ast
II 9 Realty Co. owner h contractor.S6313+
i' and t nt SITS. sco-s Stan ao,,ieS co
owners; WIN l. Crow Construction 90:
s,sT ST. lbs E-chas Reynoid. sst Frank
Ludam. owner: Joe b Acken. contrae:
PARK Nv. 'ic.s and 'ic:;i.Hofimisinri Elias
agt Christine Hoguet Louis de MIL
hau. owners; Joe b Aeken' contra,
,,TH ST. 20 'w-woif Pe.rez aet Miiiicant
$ Denton. owner; Helty Ro-en. contrae.
sisT ST, 10, EI-Msx slesei aet Frank Lud-
lam, owner; Joe Acken. contrseo
ST ,0r NicHoLis Az. s:i to isss.Ar,hSr
James co AIT VIM I Seaman. owner; Louis
Becker. contractor. ........... %
AUDUBON Az. sc cor Hist 81. 2osso-
Theodore G Wood agt Gustave Boehme,
owner. carl |. Rieger, contractor: Max
Scha,f, sub-contractor. .....,..'.'.s 5ls''
Bronx.
isiST ST. 1, and II w-wilham c Peters
agt II Rothkirch. owner and contrao-
sd Az. 4ooi and aoos-Finkeistsin Iron
Works sgt Nathan. owner Golden
Goldsmith. contractors ............ 5000
3p AV, ASA 1855. 1855 and ess0-Finkei-
stein Iron Works agt Kaplan, owner
Golden q Goldsmith, contractor. ...iis5
il5TH ST. SCI to 525 E-Charles Charcow-
sky agt Frank Solomon. owner and con.
tractor ..................... ..u1o
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ALBANY. Jan s.-Th- court OF Appeals
calendar for tomorrow is Nos @j9, 200 and
aGg
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Farmers Loan a Trust Co % William ~
n , ,,m. for John j. Campbell ct al. jar
Az n soT. s'.y aisss.rliile . Goodman
10 jan ReSece S, Cohen 3: SUFFOLK e. all liens.
folk =, "uoress ohited MFG Co. e2 sur,
Es., Side. =
Gas, of Fifth ay between Fourteenth and
18TH CIR ca ~. So, .
C;utatnd, ,o Cara,yn 70 LIZ ~ ,,eeASSSi-Ny
IL pit. Dec IS; atty. A n Mi,tIeman a
redar st ................
18th ST. 2o7 z. ne. 2sxs.-wm Copper to
Ihestsr Beach 80 W s2d st, Jan I. atty,
18th sT ~ sway ::.c;. .,,....;. ISL
to M,s.,onsrv si,, = sZ *, J Mooney
g?s 18Th Ct mtg $4,000, Jan 6; atty.
ssTH ST, sss E's..'':;.ss,,..;c;a,iiisslnoSg
MT A., too'o maria Gallo: 2 Charles st,
'ssm, 81 S4s +. SIS 2oxst11-Lambert
LEM mec r s,v siskind' ss6 let sv al
5oTH ST. III "a az. Sixio s sw a,S,.s sn0o
NJ Goldberr' soe " Miii6S ,hy., rel to Harry
Jan atty TO Co. is B sy mug $500 $500
to johanna his Wiz soxlos 2cGeo Beik
mtee $1,000 Jan "ie' o, Tvs nu SS,h s,
Geo RAYMOND exr ga 90 Az, is'sNio Ia: .r
Az eww HEY Hsgen: Conn Dec 81; iei2; 5000
co to Max Pollak. Jos Il 7s,h ' a. Ian I,," s
,sTTlHy ST go, Iie Bway $500
20 81 TO ana IL r., :, 31xl02g-
Snewt?p q Chase TO Pauline A Macarthur
w sth -. all liens. May H. 1919
,tNs strong 4 Mellen. q Cedar st 800
s"D ~, SlS Il, =. 25x10s2 - barbara
hfh1nIoch to Margaretha Martin and
Ihilipine knobloch. both at 3i3 L SAD
81 an ute; az Hens, b and $. Nov %.
n .,,S I'tE ny J. Nelte. - Nassau ST.. 5000
'',h -, ~ T. g. slNlVo.s-Wm Prayer
20 Jonh IL Bodine' 42' Madison av mtge
ssoo'owuv. Jan - atty % II sugerman.
West Sid.
fwes, ~ I.t,,h NJ h,,,'s.,, ,,,.. ,
" ''''" ." ttio, une'~ ' r"ur'een'h anu
.-r,, , go NV" SIs'
''Ih 81. bIs W s. 26Nloo't-Geo Lohr.
ySn ,H'h nohr 10 Anna Schmmacher
I5s Bway. ,.......::;.:. ............sl
ssuH ST' ios and ITO W, = joNloos-
,Maatf.n investing 20 u" Kate Mcclure
aVs' SIMPSON St mtge $1,000 Dec ~
IVY y ihs ~ LOO SWAY 't-''t Si"V
Vptown
,v,,,.,,,o ,.t.,,. -, r., ,,o..
49,, 10 's'a"". "o''n % i.V'h e.,
tavG II Fries 90 Engenie IL Fries. Cincin-
nHtL ono zee 20 I'VE atty Murray
Sratssongoog CINCINNATI ONO .,.:...sl
20 -, i" - 1890 =. ds"hvr
podee l. Mary f. Richfnond, III
nsp.n ~ Aug - i'lS' atty ID WEI,
,nrife 80, p.Vhnllh ~ SsVoV
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RESULTS AT AUCTION
Pubiic Offerings Yesterday In MINI
haitian and The Bronx.

bN Joseph y. Day.
BROADWAY, 1897 and 1899 W . b.s n
goth st, iox:3i.5 to 9Th av $50: and 5o,p
w 2N2N5. sly theatre and two sly
limits 1,,1a,, a and strs--F n warhurg ct a VS.
s,a.is; taxes. sc, sias?i3s; to the plain
issp ST. III W. $. 400 Les 1890 aW
33.Sx99i. : sly tnmt-M j Kingsland
vs. simon Hecht ct al; due iss,isosi;
taxes sc 'b24.soi to the plaintiff s25. 900
BY Henry Brady
ls.sxiOo5, 3 sly dwis%wm II Day, is" Free rv.
Industrial school for Crippled children
', ,sx a ! Gcrmiey ct al, due. 1S,os2.ss;
cHRYsTIE sT. l3?, 9 $ 1857 n Rroome
st. .6xioo. sly tnmt and strs and sty
rear ,Gm,mJenerson COUNTY say Bank
&c. si,?5o.so; to the plaintiff 800. ssI, 900
lat s?os THIRD AvENUE.l
ny Herbert A. Sherman.
sTriLtLwELL Az Is block front between
Baychester av. cor Mace av. --Sso
also De Reimer av. 20 Stillwell
Mace sSS Sy soc ssS sS sy
Reimer aS aoSssss also r De- Re a"s a Re
Reimer ay n 5, s:5 w s,illweli av. 25S
100; also DE Reimer av II " cor Warlng
az %. i55xloo' also Palmer az. $ 8 100 "
ningsr ct al; due sisss5.sl; taxes Sc
Gus buyers at from 5000 to 5000 a lot,
BY Joseph r, Day.
TELLER Az. 1897, W cor is5th st. los,I1x
ls.lxl04+xt3. Sy tnmt and strs-
ct al; due; 's3,s5s.e2; taxes &c. '.s6; to
the plaintiff. Observation-Disclosures. .s32. 500
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
PROSPECT Az sol. W; $50 n iso,h st.
Russell ct al; due, sIli?6,s6; taxes, SC,
s5lo.52; to the plaintiff .......,,...&ii.bo 500
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der: sttys. Elfers . Abbsrisy. sa7 Broad.
18TH 81, 100 Bwsy. ss.iis1S.
Dec 1s, isos-fsaao II and Mary Clothisr
70 Penn MUTUAL LIE Ir: CO Sphiis); H,t Sss
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LIS PENDEN>.
fN1nnhnttnn.D

I'D Az l5.O to lj25--Catherine Lehman
agt Henry Spies ct al tpar,itionl atty.
V Morgan.
ii2TH ST. n :. 100 W I'd av. l7GyloOii--
Fannie W Phyfe ast John Furey ct al
foreclosure OF mtg; atty, - n Corey.
18TH ST, u :, 44o 7th aV, 1bNse-Na-
thanel Conklin et al aGt John G Free
mont conkiing ct al tpartitionl attys
Rendich a Gardner.
,BrOny.)
is4TH ST, +47 E--Hsrry Goldberg AFT
William III Horden foreclosure ot mtgJ,
atty, j j . Brien.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS..


with name and address Of owner and
attorney When attorneys name Is omitted
ADDRESS party Of second part.)
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
EAST BROADWAY, 26s, n =. 27x---wm
Lustgarten TO Realty Redemption Co. IS
MILAN at. Jan 6: atty. A waymann, IS
William at northumberland, 500
RivINGToN ST, 2Sa, .. 2ox7o-john
Reilly ref to Mary J Quinn. 5s2 bedford
80 pk'yn. Jan !. attys. Krakower a +.
1sT ST. 80 W ii.t ay. 2cssioo''i.ErnestV
T. hammer, ref to Christopher Pitkin Co.
gs grand st. Jan Z. mtg $4,000; atty.
ID ST 1876 W. 8 8, 20x50--Albert Blumen-
stiei, ref. to Frank c Schlitt, 495 Ocean
$50 Bway ...,............... .Sei25
SAME PROPERTy-Frank c schlitt to
Farmers Loan Trust Co. go william ct,
IN trust for John J. Campbell ct al. Jan
Av Il. ?o7. aixas.r,ii,,e' u ;ioodi;,sn
70 Rebecca Cohen. So Suffolk ct, all liens,
ian q address United Mfg CO, SO Suf-
a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. ~ - Sun ..,.. q. n Moo. ..s. ~ n
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyh'k. $40 Gov. IsIand. $50 Hen dass. .f:s0
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyH'. 1, 40 % Gov Island 20 Hell o.s.. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-20
DEATHS

AHiNNAI-i.-.,pied, June 10, at go P. NJ.
Mrs. l.. \. Arnall. al the residence OF
ms parents. 422 Uorth Elm Street
Funeral notice later.
CooLEY.--- Entered into rest. June 10.
at go p. NJ. after u lingering i'll
ness at the residence of her father.
.tbner Cooley. So7 North Sixth Street.
MISS MARY COOLEY. She leaves a
father. two sisters. Mrs. Oscar y. Brown
and Mrs. W. Isaac Johnson. Sr.. and a
host of relatives and friends 10 mourn
their loss.
Funeral from First Baptist Church.
corner College and Broad Streets. SUN
DAY AT 1880 NJ.
Asleep in Jesus, Far from thee
Thy kindred AND their graves may be:
But thine is still q blessed sleep.
From which none ever wakes TO weep.
Jersey City and Clifton Forge papers
please COPY.
DuNNINGToN.--D Friday. June 10:
1914, at r. NJ. at the residence Of
her husband, Al North Thirty fourth
Street. EDNA WEXFORD. wife OF
Leroy Huntington and daughter OF
Anna r. and the late Gideon r. Roach.
aged g.; years.
Funeral notice later.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-20
Ask Court 10 Confirm sn,e.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday
a sale of property made BY Christ
Episcopal Church To Joseph Brennan
OH April >, 1872. was officially con-
trmed. The title was not clear. and
the church asked that the court con-
firm the sale, so that there would ba
no defect In the title in tho future.
The property Is located At Eighteenth
and Broad Streets.
At the request of the CONGREGATION OF
Fairinount Baptist Church the court APP
pointed j. l.. Wooden, w. T. McCook
7. +. Davis. T. J. England and F.. l..
Palmer trustees with power to no
gotiate loan OF $4,000. The money
IL TO be invested in improvements to
the church, and the church Is TO be
the security given for the loan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-20

Instructed to confer with tho Chamber
of Commerce and the Administrative
Board In regard to the matter. Several
members OF tho club spoke. each OK
pressing indlg nation at the delay.
Carter G. Jones, who presided, re-
ported that n conference had been held
with officials OF tho Virginia Railway
and Power Company. who promised to
put an owl car In operation on the
Southstdo as soon possible. The
regular service would have to be
extended hut four hours. II was stated.
and the cost would be but IS o. night.
The last car on tho Hull street and
Forest HUI lines now leaves the north
side at o'clock. and the first Hull
Street car starts In the morning at 6
O'Clock.
Tho club Endorsed the action of tho
committees of the Chamber OF Com
mercr and tho South Richmond and
Chesterfield Business Mons Association
In recommending that but $1,000 10
spent on repairs to the Free Bridge.
rho Southsido wants a new bridge to
be built. and II was said to be false
economy TO spend $4,000 on repairs to
tho present structure. The club also
favored the building of a bridge at
Ninth Street which is the civic centre.
instead of in tho West End
1t was decided that all candidates
for the Administrative Board be invited
to speak ut n unss-mceting to be held.
in the courtroom OF IIustinga Court,
Part H.. on Thursday night, July 3.
Johr Mann and John y. Blair were
elected as honorary members OF tho
club.
buffet luncheon, followed b. "a
smoker. will he served at tho next
meeting of the club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-06-20
an amlcablo compromise. il was inu-
tually agreed that $4,000 would suf-

an amlcablc compromise. il was Inu-
| tually agreed that $4,000 would suf-
| flce
General Sale. Colonel 10 Lano stern
and Lieutenant Colonel Allcn,Potts APP
pearcd before the committee in behalf
Of tho State Military Beard Mr. Thai
himer for the merchants OF tho city,
and Harry Campbell as the representa-
tive Of the owners of Sherwood Park.
wood Park, and Mr. Campbell, though
not speaking officially. he said. assured
the members OF the committee that the
owners of Sherwood Park would not
object To the sanitary arrangemeuta
which would be made by the army
engineers.
SHOULD BE HELD HERE
| General Sale reviewed In a general
way tho reasons the encampment
should be held here. Because OF tn.
changes in tho plans of the War De
partment. which had first arranged for
military manoeuvrcs around Washing ::
Virginia Beach have been plowed
up. When the scheme OF mediatlng
the trouble between the United States
and Mexico was evolved there was
another change, and the Virginia state
militia was ordered into camp with
certain portion of the regulars The
Fnir GROUNDS were selected as the site
FOR tn" mobilization of the State troops
when mobilization was almost hourly
expected. and all the equipment was
moved here, and is now at tile Fair
I The Administrative Board then prom
| iSeu the free use OF the Fair Grounds
ana free light and wator. and II was
thought that the same liberality would
! be shown towards the State enramn-
ment, especially in view of IN. fact
that the camping ground Will be tho
centre or mobilization should the call
10 arms eventually come. II the state
cncampmcnt should be held ri Tor
louisville. said General Sale. thar site
YOU'D also be used for mobilization
~ thc call were issued. Invitations
nave been received from J'rederIcks-
purg ana Newport News as we'll "a
from Gordonsville, and the utmost
hastc IN sciecttny Il site was necessary
as inc war Department has issued
percnlptory orders that there should he
no further delay. General sale pointed
out that $4,000 would be spent In
! Richmond IS thc result OF the encamp-
nent' reason sufficient in itself that
the soldiers should be brought nero
| there would be no need for a sewerage
system at the Gordonville site. the
State would have to bear the expense
OF erecting temporary shacks. which
| the authorities asked the city to erect
! If the camp come here. However, that
| point went by on the compromise ap-
preparation OF $4,000
! Mr.. Thalhimer spoke briefly OF the
advantages in the way of advertising
which would accrue If the troops wero
| brought hcre. and said that the money
( would be well spent for the advertis-
/ ing alone. MIR. Powell then offered hi
motion. and the resolution went
| through with but one dissenting vote