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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

fore insraham, PJ. foushlin. Clarke. Scott
M any sss' sli' '77s, sis SIS. So ss.. SO.
$50. SIS. $50. $50. s6l. ss3. s7:. s7i.
supreme Court-speciai rerm~Part -
Before Blanchard J. Motion calendar called
Supreme Court-speclai Term-Part IL
Before Lehman. J. Court opens at 1880
s NJ FIX p pa,s, mater r.-np,-, III,
Before Page, j Motions freierred causes
;sss nens5i e s.s4 ar 49,. .iS
1899 ss, 'i, ;iis siss :i.s :s. sS.;
Part iy.-Betore Ford. J. Case diminished.
Part N.-Before Erlanger. j. Case I'M
Part vI-Before Philbin, J. Case un.
Causes TO be sent from Part III. TO Parts
". V. and VII. for trial.
. sapseme e, cour,-Trial Term1Pas. IL AZ
PAR, ln;mPetCrs Nsewssrssr, 5-Nc 2:
5:5i. 53s5' 1871. Sioe. S2is. Ass. $3.50. 32si.
aogs: case unfinished a, ,. ,xo. ,oso
..s IF! :ss ss'G sss. p ss ASST 1884, s9is
''i Part ,o' siss Case %s s1@'H'a xo.
s?is. :s;S; $3.50 Case unfinished .o-.
%ar! wLsgfors ps,ssA Nes sGSs
1898. 3o6l. case unfinished
Part VII-Adjourned until Monday May
is, 1915
Part VIII--Before Greenbaum. ] Nos.
3l6j. 1875. 3i6s. 3i73. ?7i5. :7ts, 1853. 3tle
part IX--Bcfore Hendricks J. Nos $50.
1903 1891. 1892, 33s3. 3iO5. Case unfinished.
Part X-AdJourned until Monday. May
par, Xr.--Be,orc DusrO case OF. No
Part XII-Bcfore Con-. !. Nos 1853.
32ts. 3i?e. 3t:s. 3i3o, 3i3l. 3tl, 3i.3. 3i+4,
3t4s 3i25 case unfinished.
Part NiII-Adjourned until Monday. May
Part XIv-Adjourned until tomorrow
Part NN.--Rcforc Giegerich. j. Nos liia.
,es 1903. $3.50. era, 2l3s. si3s, 1855, 22:?.
:23o. :23i. COOS 1929 iiG6. 1888. :ii2. case
unfinished.
ia9:. 1910. 3ssi. 1858. ts02, CO.'S, so7t, 1894
seto. ei56. 2l6l. 2ls7. .2,a. ?:t, 1906.
:ls5. Case unfinished.
Part XVII Before Donnelly. J Nos
2oss. ?o9. .ioi. 1904 ,sS. ?i13. Case un'
Part XvIII-Beforc Gavcsan. J-No.
1890. AG3i Case unfinished
Surrpgstc's Court - Chambers - Before
! Fowler, :. Estate OF George Noyes. VIII,
for probste-lsabel NJ Talbot. Harry !.
smith. Mary J. Fitzgibbon. Elizabeth ~
stcveno. Alice c. Cramcr. Lucine Monnot
Fannie warrenJorf. Margaret r. Stone, Loui,
Subergcr. Mary a. Fleming. At 1880 4. NJ
surrogato's Court-Trial Term Before
cohalsr, :. Court opens at 1880 n NJ
No day calendar.
city Court-special Tcrn---Part BE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
4eTH STREET DWELLING SALE.

WEST isTH STREET Mrs Sarah
knight has sold 40 West Forty-nnth
street. "A thrc. story dwelling, on lot
l6.iNl0o.5. Columbia College leasehoid.
EAST y3D STREET-Patrick McMorrow
has sold TO Daniel Il. Freedman SO East
Ninety third street. a three story dwell
ing. on lot l46xlo0.3. between Park
and Madison avenues. Tho buyer gave
in exchange the four story dwelling, on
lot 20Xlo0ll. at West l20th street,
l05 feet west of Mount Morris Park
Porter 4 Co. were the brokers.
EAST l1sTH STREET-F'Tede-ck Stich-
web has sold to an investor 537 and $50
East l1>th street, "A five story Nat, on
plot 4Oxl0o.ll. near Pleasant avenue.
FIFTH AVENJ E-Jacob Selig has resold
10 "A Mr.. Schwartz 1860 Fifth avenue.
northwest corne- of llsth street. a 1--WE
story HAT. on plot 25.liNl00. The seller
acquired the property last month from
the Park MADISON Company.
NINTH AVENCE--A. V. Amy 4 Co have
sold for abraham Nelson sjs Ninth
avenue, "A five story HAT, with stores, on
lot 25.9A1o.
WEST l+oTH STKEET-Thomas j
Goodwin has resold to J. Romano
Brown 32e West l40th street. "A three
story dwelling. on lot liNa:.lt. Mr..
Brown owns 800 to SO on tho same
block Mr.. Goodwin bought 322 N
auction 81 the stand Of Joseph L, Day
last Thursday for $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
NEW QUARTERS FOR sARoNY.
Photographic Among Those Lcasing
space-Other Rentnls.

Albert Il. Ashforth. Inc, has leased the
top floor at 362 and 1854 Fifth avenue for
long terms Of years to Sarony. photog-
rapher. now at 256 Fifth avenue. the
building at $50 West Thirty-frst street,
for the estate OF Frances Il. Field. for a
term Of years. to Frank w. LOOMS: with
the Fifth Avenue Bond and Mortgage
Company. the tenth loft at 510 and Big
Sixth avenue. to tho Roth Embroidery
Company: also the store at East
Twenty-third street to Edward l.. Seip
1000 square feet at 3a3 East Twenty
sixth street. to a. T.. Ehrsan. and the
third loft at % to 20 West Thirty-second
street, 10 the Foreign Art Association,
Inc.
NJ. 4 L. Hess have leased to the Hege-
man Printing Company the sixth floor,
containing $4,000 square feet. in the build
ing at 1876 to LAG West Fifty-second
street for ten years at an aggregate
rental of about $4,000. The Hegeman
company. which also does lithographing.
sixth street. Rice & Hi! were agents in
the deal.
Wolfsohn & August have leased "A store
at 1915 81. Nicholas avenue To Karl Good
man for cigar and stationery business
for six years a store at the northeast cor
ner Of ST. Nicholas avenue and ls6th
street 20 Leopold Oppenheimer for six
years .wo stores in the ST. Nick Theatre.
northeast corner OF l14th street and ST.
Nicholas avenue, to Leopold Oppenheimer
and the first floor In l2s Washington ter
race To the Misses Newiand for a kinder
garten and private school.
The Sterling Engraving Company has
leased quarters In the Hill building. COR
ner Thirty-sixth street and Tenth avenue
The Sterling company will open new
plant in the Hill Building. which will sooii
be ready for occupancy. The presen,
plat OF the concern in William street VIII
be continued.
Corn * Co. have leased the store and
basement at 206-2Os West Forty-thrd
street 10 William Kerr also the store and
basement al - West Thirty-third stree,
TO Wilhelm Il Decsenyi. and to Poster &
Randell 1000 square feet At lSi-l65 Yves,
Twenty fifth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
sULzER RESOLUTION ADOPTED.
Glynn IL Asked to Seek Primary
Law A ma A m emit.

ALBANY. May 12.--Although the As
sembly passed by an overwhelming vote
to-day the resolution Of Assemblyman
William Sulzer asking Gov Glynn to
recommend that the Legislature enact
amendments to the primary law to safe
guard the coming primary election in
September. the Governor refused tonight
to say whether he would or would not
send In such a message
II feel Just the same--that legislation
at this extra session should be confined
to finance" he declared.
In the Suixer resolution the Governor
is asked to recommend the doing away
Of the so-called Joker In the primary law
relating to the residence Of a voter,
which Mr.. Su,zer, Republican Leader
Harold j. Human and other speakers
declared invited colonization" and the
use of repeaters at the primaries Mis-
fall. Suggestions are made for other
amendments, including the moving ahead
OF primary day from September 2s TO Sep-
TENDER 90 so that the day will not inter-
fere with the Jewish celebration of the
Day Of Atonement
Mr.. Suizer said the most gigantic
colonization frauds In history would be
seen II the Joker" is not taken from the
law. He said he has been Informed that
the plans already are on foot for the i'm
portation of $4,000 foaters for the New
York elections Lone.
1.-THE joker. which was put In the law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
REFUSE TO PASS BIG BOND ISSUE.
Republican Leaders Hold Up a2S,.
900, 200 for New state BuiIdings.

AlBAXr, May 1.-THE Republican lead
ers Of the Assembly refused tonight to
pass at this session the bond issue OF
$500 900 for new buildings for state
institutions. as proposed by Gov. Glynn
Speaker Sweet, Majority Leader Human.
Democratic Leader Smith and other leg
islative leaders had conference with
the Governor over the appropria tons. and
IN response to the Governors urgines de-
clared they thought the subject should
be Investigated carefully before such a
large expe nditure is authorized.
1t was said at one time that the Demo-
Gratis would play the s25,00o, 900 bond is
sue for state institutions against the
$685. 900 bond issue for canal i'm
provement sought by the Republicans.
The canal bond Issue bill passed the As
sembly az the regular session. but was
held UP by the Democratic Senate. 1t
has been reintroduced. but not reported by
the Assembly Ways and Means Committee,
The Assembly tonight passed the bill
of Assemblyman Macdonald making a
contribution Of s2.2e1,0oo TO the canal
sinking fund. II will pass the Senate
tomorrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13

There was a lull In real estate trading
yesterday. and when a lull comes In such
a market as that of this season 1t Leans
practically no business at ALL Most in
teres.ins Of the days developments was
the assembling Of n plot by the trustees
Of the Beth Israel Hospital AS the site of
new building. This story Is told in
another column of this paper. small
parcel on Seventh avenue just south Of
Twenty-fourth street found a buyer yes
terday. and several other small sales were
reported. but in all OF them not enough
real money was involved to make UP one
good sized commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
RnCkAwAX COAST RENTALS.

Herman Frankfort reports the follow
ing rentals IA Far Rockaway: The Kill
gallon cottage To 4. Mittlen,an. Spero
cottage To T.. Prevented, Ellsworth cot
tage To Charles Stcckl-r, Lewis cottage
to Miss |. Lax, Angarola cottage To Ar
mold Eras'h. pedesta cottage to Arnold
Reuben. Cassidy cottage TO Marcus I1oew,
BrodcN cottage 10 Harry Cohen. Roche
cottage L. Joseph w Stein. Tack a-pou-
shi Hotel to Henry Prince. Fulton Realty
Company cottage 10 David Samuels. Dono-
van cottage 10 :. II. Jacobs, Soper cottage
to George katz. Toleman cottage 20 l..
Dreifuss. knight cottage to Leo Gold
berger and Campbell cottage 20 l.. Il.
Solomon.
John T.. Scott has rented for J. How
land Auchircloss his house on breezy
Way, Lawrence. l.. l.. 20 l.. :. Thurs
ton OF Minneapolis. MINI.
Tucker. Speyers a 60 have leased at
Woodmcre. J.. l., furnished house to
John 7. Kane for the season.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
LOWER It'll AVENUE DEAL.

VI. & L. Hess have sold for the Coleman
Construction Company to an unnamed
client 239 Seventh avenue. four story
building with stores. on lot 19.9xso. begin
ming 3e.6 feet south of Twepty-fourth
street. The Coleman company. of which
Aaron Coleman is president, acquired title
to the parcel a little over a year ago from
the Acme Mortgage Company, also con-
trolIed by Mr.. Coleman. The property
is diagonally opposite the property OF the
National Cloak and Suit Company on
Seventh avenue. between Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth street. which Is being
improved with sixteen story structure.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
.4TH ST. dHOP HOUSE FOR KEEN

Keens English chop house mas LEASED
through Harris & Vaughan 100 West
Forty fourth street, part of the property
occupied by Burnss restaurant Il il a
1--WE story building. IS feet wide and l00.5
feet deep Adjoining on the vest is the
Bclasco Theatre and 100 feet On the east
IL sixth avenue. The place needs little
altering. as IL was the last adj itlon 10 be
made 20 the Burns establishment. TN"
place will be operated as A branch ~ the
Thirty-siNth strees chop house
P.ase y clllmdu have leased for Nj
Catherine Boyle the three story and base
ment house at ljl East For'y-iifth street
to Mrs l. |. Patterson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
RESULTS AT AUCTION.

lat II vEsEy STREET

TAT IL vEsEy STREET.
By N. Morgenthau. Jr.. CO
10TH st. IS w: SIS, 100 colu,nbl. a,
agt ] r stodder ct al due ,-Ssss,,' ss;s
taxes daSes &C.; si,assso; sub to Is, mtg so
'VV' 10 inc piaintiH '..............sf-l 0o
BY Joseph p. Day
18TH ST. 81 to II W. n q. 400 . co,,,-,,...
az. Soxionli. sty fat and sto-e-'-p.s..aa'
less Holding GO agt Anton Rinsch.,r 's go.
GRAND ST. 90, :. 8, W nv a. 5000 900.
aty, loft and store blde--t 5 Trus. =,
,sS''i taxes &c. "s9So; 10 IT, .pnir
-" sy J. n y,i,,,,cc.:..''''''''ioo
ioox?97 iox-- TO Nichols p, ,i e9',Sn =
vacant-E + Cole art clem.n;ino M
1900. to the piain,in ' ..."'''' Az
lat 32os THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph =. Day
1920 st 4oi w. ne cor Melrose ,y. .3,,.,
Ivan ag, VIM Davis Jt. 81 a.. a.
3oysi taxes &c. ii-?5; Withdraw. 10 q.
rARk xV. sIiS' @ ia 100, o.. DE.
i5ox3oxi;o, 2 sly shop--jno Rus.- Az.
i nuser ct s al; due: s:,os?Ss: ,a,C,. e.
HorGHToN .av n . 900 " oims.est ~
,ra,h 81 al; DE-. n.'7;..?; ;dxe'. &c. i,s,.
ny u. p. InEraham & Co
MORRIS AN 9ge, y. la n lstth ., o..
los. vacant--L.en Investing CO ar,
Wildey ct al; due. ti,4gG3s - UeI.t
e''siNs s...........fl
by Herbert a. Sherman.
WALTON Az, e = 81 t'i;:d 5. az,
i9i1--. gore. yacant--s " IL -ber AZ,
Woolf ct al; action |: due SAT- -
taxes. &c s:?7 40, TO George T Won g.,
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE ~
CHANGE.l ''N
By William II. smith
6OTH ST. " cor COwenhoven lane -, :,
1907 voorhees, ct at arr p le--..a
ct az to the plaintiffs for $3.50 oy,i
sisr s'r. n G =. s5i Sc i.th av. isSl6o'
6lst ~, n y. 2s0 lsth av, isSih0 80,
Glst ~. 8. 325.io : lsth as. isxl6e.
Rlppmann agt Bril-. cons. ca e. -
a"uon =: to the plaintn for $500 o,e-
eIsT ST. nes :. as,io ism sv, i: 'i p,.'''
each lhNlVO-Ssmc aSt same; action ID,
the plaintiff for $500 over m6r,.,s.
W 5TH ST. $. IA Av' r 'isti,@oSSgg'
Iechiei agt L l. Edmundson ., q. .
", STU ST, $. cl9.6 Az r, ietxs:;S.c
Findlay. ct al agt Union HoiIihs -
AVENUE II. ~, 80 s,h e.. 4oxioc-Mey!s
Brown agt Milton 5 Kis;.er e; a.: to.,a.
COMFY ISLAND Az. :. $50. \ ,Ai''
l:0xioo--Albt Berry agt Re5ecca So,
HOWARD Az. =. 20 /. irto.:p,cc. 81 W.; ,,,
eo--Rub!n chernon agt Israel Gordon :,
a., to swartz for 1850 over a most.
PENNSYLVANIA Az. &c. 100 n p1n, ,'.', -
man ct a.. to the plaintiff for 81 over
H s ..s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
THE REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Bergmann schultz. Inc. ManhA,,a-
capital 1900; directors, Dwirh, p r.
worm. william II Wurts anu Be.h
Butterneld. New York
., G.. Inc. Manhattan; capital s. 40
direct tors. Alfred L. smith. BROWNIE y Y
York ''' ''
Narrh'on Realty Company. I.:.. Ma
Naughton. Joseph - Naughton and Anil.
stewart Sev York
=, International Real Estate Comr4rv L.
Manhattan; capital $1,000: director fo..r.
J., Decan,o' BROOKLYN: Florence StAsue- =
HARRY Edwards. New York
a. Man Construction COMPANY, B-c,i'.-
y y; capital. $4,000; drecio-,, :, 81,
SS!!ennestork Harry simon and Hsr.t
Pacific BeifprI corpor,,ion. Bro.. -
CAPT. $500: director ino NJ - Sen
W""dhars'I Y. y: william Gr.ri'A- a
Nat" \. Heck. Brook',s. y Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13

Henry PIcrson a Co. have sold the
three story and basement dwelling at l3i
Prospect place. on lot 30Nl3i, to A.
Henders for occupancy.
The Samuel Galitzka Company has sold
for Wicchele Riccio to Mary l.. Klein
dienst for investment 462 Eighty-firs,
street. one family brick house, on lot
2JNI0o.
Willard Welt has sold to Dora huffman
the three story frame dwelling at ISL East
Ninety-trst street, on lot 2cxl0o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
ACRES FOR LOFT BUILDING.

Florence Keller. who took title yester-
day to the twelve story building at ~
and 40 West Twen,y-ffth street the sale
OF which was lntimated in these columns
last Thursday. has given in part payment
her country place on shelter Island. which
she valued in the trade at 100000. The
property has an area OF two and half
acres. ON which are two fine dwellings.
The loft building was valued by tls Gray
Realty and Construction Company at
s275.ooo. Goodale Perry and Dwight and
Thomas l.. Reynolds negotiated the deal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
WILL PAY 100000 A YEAR.

Manning. Maxwell a Moore. one OF the
largest firms dealing in machinery in the
country, will pay $50, 600 4 year FOR tin.
twentieth and twenty first floors in the
Lewissohn Building. which they leased
recently The lease is for ten years Tne
Arm Is now located IN the Liberty street
end OF the Singer Building The removal
of the firm from Liberty street. the
recognized machinery centre Of the city.
may result in other trade changes The
space will be used az the executive Office.
of the firm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
OWNER ADDS TO 4sTH ST. PLOT.

Philip Reilly. who several days ago
bought the dwelling al 23s East Forty
eighth street from Grace II. Dodge. has
resold the house. according to deeds re-
corded yesterday. to the owner of the
property adjoining. Mr.. Reilly took title
to the realty yesterday and Immediately
turned 1t over to Monongahela de Beanjeu.
who owns a35 East Forty-eghth street.
The properties have a combined frontage
of 31l0 feet and a depth OF 100 feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
SAYS. 800 FOR BATTERY PROJECT.

Building loan Of $i2S. 500 has pccn Sc
cured by william II, Chcsebroueh on the
property at the northwest corner of state
and Whitehall streets, with an extension To
Pearl street. on which he II to erect a
twelve story building, The loan Is made
by the Thompson Starrett Company. which
has the contract for the construction OF
tho building II u at 6 per cent. In
tercst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
Dry BAY SIDE CORNERS.

The Sound View Realty and Construc-
tlon Company Of Ray Side. l.. l.. which Is
controlled by the He'll family. has bong nj
a plot l03x11a feet on the northeast cor
n.r Of BELL and Warburton avenues and
q plot lo0Nl2O oil the southeast corner
OF the same avenues. Bay Side. With this
purchase members of the Bell family
either own outright or have interests in
the four corners of BELL and Warburton
avenues
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
PARIS WOMAN nUYs HERE.

The reputation of New York real es-
tato as a safe and sound investment has
induced Bertha NJ. Johnson. "A resident OF
Paris, 10 invest in Manhattan Island prop
erty. Mrs, johnson bought yesterday the
property at % West l3lst street. a three
story and basement dwelling. on lot l5Nst,
from Sarah Il. Spencer. In tho transfer Of
the property. which WAS put on record
yesterday. the buyer gave her address rs
81 AVo Henri Martin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

James Kyle \ Sons have rented tie
three story dwelling at ~ Lexington ave-
nue. TO Andrew l.. Bac,strom for Il term
OF years.
Samuel H. Martin has leased the dwell
ing at ia West SiNty-ii:th street 20 David
l.. Saltznau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES

'"i'h nam" ana address OF 'cr.c-. A..
RIVERSIDE nHiyE. 20 cor i.o,o p. -.,
'ii~ b.lv" ni Loon :. - :, p.', t.
"''r co. a'''. Nn II Ers.y. o., e, -.
MAApisGN ~. IL. :. go a2d s.. ~,
ir@a-rir 'ondert and Paul ruI'er q.
yjn.", tenants; "'t>s' Coudert Bros. H.
LE:GGErr Pl. at pt where q !o, So .,.
M,n1r,% ".ia," intersect. u said n .- D..
%." IT. il y G E fs,;on fa :; 3sa5 100
c3p ST: ~ W, II s. :lGi from Gus ",
iii ia '' Mar IS s,h Il ts, enG iS:9
N"nny 20 Jas g Coburn, exr. a., T. e
GKk leSfnn's Sr "a ssq pins ,..o...i;. 81.
t"\sG7Nao.3NS7.S Nov 10 i9ii-r 90
:, H9rien to Samus, u Lons.,-e,. t...
NJ Markham and Marg't VI FNf.tr. b.
Ind eArces' atty. Ronald K p.os ~
18TH 5,n ST. ,, ,ss Vi ;oI ~ -
- Kho.ls,on; attys. Turner Ro..,3a 1 Z
lNFA WHITE ST . CO.. ., l., 80 .
Mutual T.ifc TSs Co. a;.y, Roe Si, l C. e
LAsFtasfETTE rL nov Latoys,,t p,
H., dsis.rh"r line % NJ Mt'-,'' 80 g..
HoneIe.. ami Destitute Ch.'4-,..
li i.os! t7rf:o r - -, .,
american Mortsase Co. at'>. H..s.-
?sisT 1T. ; 8. $50 w VINE ,g,t-. -.
Mma,,,,peS =: i2lo--'.4ari ,,'--
IL asia ,di'tns'srrs' a'N- ''-N
bet bet, lo.s i' .,;d nap Not H.. |
court ~ H k,,,E, So. 1850 ...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13

ALBANY. May 1.-the application Of
the New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company. the Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway Company, the
Geneva, Corning and Southern Railroad
Company, the Terminal Railway OF Buff
falo and the Dunkirk. Allegheny Valley
and Pittsburg Raiload Company for leave
to consolidate with other railroad com
panies into the New York Central Rail-
road Company was filed with the up
State Public Service Commission to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
Referees Appointed.

. supreme Country Justice Bi,uch,rd
Hynan w. san Diego Realty Co William
~. hlrsh' Hu!,t W. Epstein. Gustavo :
nt."htnhn Copeltnd " Rodsl. Leo l.. Lcvcn.
Hltti MAI ". Seligman, George II Fran
,o'nr; Seine -. finicmapn. Harr, l,iiur.
Menser vs.. Schier"nhect. william r. Nulrv
stuart vs. wright. II VI 7 Wood N.,tcr
ot Levy, Richard ]. u. Heating: WeIs. ~.
Turner, Edward X Finch '''S w.
BY Justice Douneliy- Iuden Rn,i,,, 70
vs. corkrey. Nathan Burkan ''' ~
BN Justice Lehman Who'd - w.,
fho.niN lnIrahan: Hebrew orphan Asviun,
W.. Lewis. Lawrence = Graenh.u,n 10y yum
by Justice ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ro..
CO vs. Royal Turkish Tobacco 90 i"'i,','
II. Cohen. ~ 'uIlus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
CROTONA AVENUE FLAT SOLD.

ENIE-Thc Benenson
Realty Company has sold to Barnet
Brodsky and solomon Gutenberg the
five story Hat, on plot 35Niol.2, at Il
northwest corner OF Crotona avenue ana
Crotona Park North.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
PRINCIPAL N RECENT DEAL.

Samuel Harris Is the buyer of $40 Brook
avenue, fve story Nat, at the southeast
corner OF listh street. Mr.. Harris CAV" tho
tenement at the southeast corner of Wads-
worth avenue and 18TH stree; In part pay
ment. This sal, was reported recently.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
$4,000 FLAT FOR WEST BuONx.

Plans have been filed in Tho Bronx by
the fremont Architectural Company for a
five story brick tenement house. J0Xllo.
on the south side Of la0th street. MSS feet
east Of Morris avenue for III" Architects
Realty Company AZ cost OF S50,no0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13

AtHANY. May i2--Court Of Appeals cal
rnudr Tor to-mprrow--N 5jf. .l8 5.s
55'. go. jsi. 562 and Sss ' ''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Trading Limited to Small Properties of
Little Value...East Side Hospital
Site Assembled.

structlon Company. 1t will have 1f2
rooms ,Hd Is to cost $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

PlN'ior CLIFFORD, 10 Chas Mar.
n.,,,s'ic,>: - ',.,,, -. 5000
~ y. Holy .c,.G,TIprnien s.sooo
- "H"NNN' 10 'h'A tri'.rh.
~ NMp'','' WI ~ NuS''r Iho u iirisnn,
20 it,e ~, - ~ o. -. -. ,Fioo"n
LEWIS. LISroN !. trustee Tor Ed~iu h
anu hVs u Lo"'"r' I" Mtg 4 So,
curry 90 '.c,,.a'';' ...;,,, $4,000
MNhShNlL' 'hAS u 10 Aboy Mar
:, sha, 49, ,:,,,t''..', $1,000
:, HMN FL GEO to cArn H"cker: s!
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-13
Receivers Appointed.

supreme court-By Justice Blanch,,d
Thomas Shiel~. '''r'
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-06

the death Of his parents four years
ago he had made his home with his
sister here, Recently he has neen
in poor health Monday morning
he went on hcrsC back 70 Anna and
tried to Sam a1m;ttance as n patient
to the insane hospital there. on
being advised that he would have to
80 through certain legal proceed
iugs and that he had better return
home, he left there about o'clock
p. m. returning by way of Doneola
he stopped at a drug store there and
it is now thought purchased the
poison there aud drank it just in
sight Of home thinking to arrive
there before its fatal effects, hut
3arbolic acid kills almost instantly
and he only rode about 100 yards
and dropped from his horse and died
Ia a few minutes. He evidently
realized his condition and
did the proper thing in going
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-11-06
WETAUG, ILL.
Correspondence,

Monday evening ahcut dark Perry
Mowery, well known young man
c. this place was found dead or
dying in the road half mile north
Of town by some parties in an auto
mobile. Four years ago the nth
of this month his father, Henry
Mowery, who was a prominent mer-
chant and farmer Of this village
was fond dead by the roadside ON
his farm a mile east Of town, He
was supposed to have died of heart
disease and this young man, his
only son was supposed to have diad
from the same cause. But yeator-
day an empty bottle that hal re-
Gently contained earboMc acid was
found near where his body was
found and proof is nearly positive
that he committed suicide. Since