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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
32D ST. LOFTS TRADED
FOR 40 DWELLINGS
Franklin Haines Buys 72d St Apartment
...72d St. Dwelling Also Sold.-.Trad.
ing Light in Other Boroughs.

rease & Gilman have sold for the
Bramko Realty Company, Brody. Adler &
KOCH the twelve story store and loft
building at 31-33 Fast Thrty-second
street; on plot 5Ox9s.9. north side. 1875
feet cast OF Madison avenue. This prop
c,ty is entirely rented to responsible ten
ants on long leases The building was
completed about a year ago. The Meany
Realty Corporation is the purchaser and
gives in part payment four residences on
some twenty seven acres Of land at Con-
vent. y. j.. near the Morris County Golf
club. These houses are all rented on long
leases to well known families.
As part of the game deal Pease & Eli
man have sold for the Mortgage Financ-
ing Company. thirty-six six room and bath
one family houses on Sixty-sxth street.
brooklyn, between Eighteenth and Twen-
tieth avenues, to the Meany Realty Cor
poration. In payment the Mortgage FL
nancisg Company purchased 116 acres OF
land at Convent. ". j.. from the Meany
Realty Corporation and the Brooklyn
houses were taken by the Rramko Realty
Company with the four houses nj Con-
vent as payment for their building at
si-33 East Thirty-second steeet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28

wASHINGTON, April - The dps'rovar
Patterson has arrived at TuSpiu, EunbOat
Eagle and monitor Tallahassee at Juan
tanRmo. 'ur Cheyenne at EU-ennda gun.
boat Yorktown at tuaymss, baitieship Mis-
sissppi gunboat Nashville 'ug Yankt on.
collers Lebanon ard celtic a. Vera Cruz
sunboat Marietta, tug (uyas and submarine
G. a. New York Nardi collier CNolOps.
transport Dixie and bstt'"ship Connecticut
ANA destroNers Monaghan, Wake. Stsrret
and Terry at Ga.N eston. ha'tlcehip New
York n ToHpkinsvIlle destroy"rs cassir
and Cummings AT Key West. destroyer Nc
Cali nj Port Arthur, Ten eunbo,t Nlck>-
burg at Bremerton, gunhoat MachIas at
New York yard. cruiser chicago a. Ports-
mouth \. II tug Osceola ct Tunas de
Zaza, cuba. cruiser Albany at san Diego.
battleship North Dakota AT Vera Cruz
Tho gunboN' Annapolis has s7iri from
Salinas cruz for Acapulco, .rrnhoa' Machlas
from Now Haven for New York yard. collier
Nes,al from HAMPTON honds for Vera cruz
cruiser Montgomery from Philadelphia for
baltimore
The tug rncn- from New work. for
Norfolk tho destrovers Lawrence, rreble
and Hui from Sausalto for san Diego.
cruiser cleveland from Mare Island for MAJ
allan via san Diego, collier Leonidas from
boston for Cristnhal. cunhoat scorpion
from Beirut fpr Metena via Trtpoli ana
lntakia, the hattleship south pakn'n from
OF Ma2ntlan for Acapulco supply shin ella
rier from Topulohampn for san Francisco
hHttleahip New York from Tnmpk'usNille for
Newport, collier Jason from TuNpan FOR New
Orleans tug cheyenne from knsenads for
san Diego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
SELLS TAD STREET APARTMENT.

The twelve story apartment house at
1854 to I6S West Seventy second street
erected about two years ago by Brown
Bros, and sold by them to Michael r.
I.oughman probably n year ago. has been
reso,d to Franklin Haines In cash tran
eaction. The house is on the south side
OF seventy second street, 100 feet east OF
the junction of Broadway and Amsterdam
avenue. II Ia on plot 80 feet front ana
I0ec feet deep. When Mr.. Loughman
bought the property he IL said TO have
paid S61T.50O. He gave the dwelling ut
30 West Seventeen street and his country
place at Cedarhurst In part payment Tor
the apartment. which was claimed TO be
rented for $50. 600 year. according to
suit ne brought recently against the build
ers for falsely representing the income OF
the house. which he found after taking
possession rented for only $4,000 year.
lie claimed Brown Bros. padded the rents
IN order to sell the house. The court sus-
tanned him and verdict of $4,000 was
rendered in his favor. l.. j. Phillips q Co.
we're the brokers in yesterdays sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
49,
81 NlMONsES.

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- tEi-'n - ,,,I ~ y SNHr.ritp
:, =, III ., al "a 'N,t,.rIN
w -, q, a. ~ I, -, ~ ~
$500 -" $780, :" 49,. M, t',"l
na"h.tS anu - .NEyytV' ~ rn,a u.'Net -,
nr s.etn' ~. ~" ,a. - t,,ny,,G
MMppIl,Suiun -ut,',' s i'S,,'',,,r 80,
.r,W.,n 49, .,n 'iiiSa:.od -, III 80
rIustee u"u ,,tt',..,.,,, u.N,t,' ~, ~.
d...at MA o' cIrht,W nrsigr" tha.yi..
$500 a"u ohn Nh, Wiiri,N w" ~
grow as Jonh m - u; ~ rI
WxnI,S nn'srtnn,s si'NNoSs Aniinn
~. ~. ~ -. ~ ~ .aIIttty az a.. n,ohn,s ~,
IN. ai,esea Las, vii ana Te,tamant o.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
Volume smaller a. End 81 Renting
Season Approached.

Pease A. Gilman havo ieased. with Mver
Bondy. the twejSth ,oft in Tho Central
Building. nj 2s.aa IVES, Eor,v -0ftb s,reef.
to Scckendorf Sisters. manufacturer Of
ladics' hats. who are now nj SAG broad
way: at Wall street offices 10 Charles
Il. Merrill & Co. at 123 Liberty street
Offices to Henry NJ. williams: to Harry
C;o,dstein the store and basement at So
vesey street. william II. whiting 4 Co.
were associated as brokers in the last
lease.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

German H. Lerney has leased dwellings
on the West Side for Judge Joseph Null
queen at 149 West Ninety-firat street 10
Mrs Anna NJ. Wells: for Robert S. Streep
~ West Eighty fourth street to Mrs.
Fannie $. Laird: for Mrs. Maude kimball
1863 West Seventy third street to Mrs.
Julia Weber: for Laura Cross 1O7 West
SEVENTEEN street. furnished. to Mrs.
George Wickes for Adah L. Vernon BIS
West Eighty-ninth street furnished. TO
A. w. Hyde: for Mrs. Nellie n. Miller
EOS West Seventy eighth street. furnished.
to Mrs Martha Swenford. and for julius
Seymour 306 West Eighty-sixth street.
furnished. 10 Charles NJ Comey OF Bos-
ton.
j. Arthur Fischer has leased for J. NJ.
l.. y. Levy the dwelling at o36 West
Thirty eighth street to ] ]. Barron.
+. A. Turner has leased the dwelling
NJ 1872 East Twenty seventh street 10
kathrne Josephine West for three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
lat 320s THIRD AVENUE
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following really corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday
Elem Company, Manhattan, capital. sS.-
900, directors. ! stevenson, Jr, Garden
CITY. u. l.: william NJ. card and y. Vein
berg New York.
Joab Realty Company. Manhattan, capital
SO 900; directors. A, y. Jackson. NJ A.
sion. and n. Acker. Bronx, y. Y.
The s5s Realty Corporation, Manhattan
cspIiAl $4,000 The ss4 Realty Corporation
Manhattan. capitnL $1,000, The $50 Realt,
Corporation. Mnnhattan, eapltal. 1000; The
t960 Realty Corporation, Manhattan, car
nal, 81, 900; directors, W. ~ Keller W r.
Keller Jr.. Y Shupro, New York city
Kermit Realty Company, Bronx, capital
Bloomfield and :, Rosenthsl, BROOKLYN
Lurwal Realty Company. BROOKLYN, cap
i,aI. 800 900 directors, $. j. waller W. W
Waller aud n II. Robinson BROOKLYN
Forest Park Investing Company. Brook
Iyn. capital 80 900, directors, j. u, strain
7. r. schatterkirchcr and u. Gallaghcr
Puff,io Mountain Corporation, Brooklyn
ca pitnl. 10000. directors n " stanforth
" W Bell and Anna Gidersleeve, Brook
lyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
CITY REAL ESTATE.
HoraceS.Ely&C0.
REAL ESTATE
Il Liberty St. Il ". 3oth ST.
SUMMER COTTAGES To RENT.
FORECIOslRE SALES.


SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Titie Guarantee ami Trust Company,
Plaintiff, against Eight twenty two and Eight
twenty-four Broadway Company Inc. ct al.
In pursuance Of a iudgmen. of fore
the aboSe.en,i.cd action " and Bearing ;e dats
the sth day OF April, lslt. l. the under
s s the referee refer; In .nid judement named
saiesroom &os .ii,I6 Vesey street. in tie
Borough Of Manhattan. CITY. OF New York
noon on that day, bT JAMES l.. WELLS
Auctloneer the pre.nises directed by said
ALI. that 10. q land IN the Cny and
thereon row known as Numbers s2e and sli
broadway and bounded ana described as
BEGlNNlNG at the intersection OF the
southerly side OF Twelfth street and the
esssry aons ,he .oMHsry n d n rMsS
street one hundred ana twenty -FOUR feet eight
WITH rvelf,h stew "ish. zee, sem ,n aess
thence westerly aiirhtly divereing from said
course a l!;ti. North Of w.., ninsty.eisnt
feet seven inches to q, point In the easteriy
.rly side OF Broadwsy iorty:thrss fee, four
SAID premises H ".'' being d isiTgai.ned as 1o.
Number one hundred ard twenty nine on a
whitney. deceased, and filed In the orrco Of
the Register OF the County Of Sew York on
June 9Th. 1861. as Map Number Six hundred
ana thiT-v-nine.
said pseInses being those which were
conveyed 20 said Peerless Investing Company
by j. Frederic kernochan and others by deed
dated September 2. 1912
Dated. New York. April -. 1914
- JOHN r. KOESER. ReferAs
HARoLp SWAIN Attorney fv Plaintiff.
i7s Broadway. New York CITY
The following II q diagram OF the property
20 be sold. it's street Number Il s2..S.+
Broadway.
iath Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
TENNESSEE COAL DIVIDEND.
First distribution an Cannon stock
Since Panic Of 1907.

The Tennessee coal, Iron and Railroad
Company, II subsidiary of the United
States Steel Corporation, has declared "A
dividend or | per cent on its common
stock. payable May L. This Is tho first
dividend pad on tho common since the
1907 panic
Before then the company paid | per
cent quarterly from May !. 1905 to No
vcmhsr L. 1907. No dividends had been
paid prior to Tint since 1887 except IN
1900, when three dividends of . per cent
were paid. In 1000 the ! per cont in
back dividends ON tho preferred stock was
wiped out by "A plan Involving the retire
mrnt of tn" preferred hy issuance OF addl-
tlonal common stock There IL only SIat-
O0o preferred stock outstanding. This
pays per cent year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
EQUITABLE CORNERSTONE.
!" Ne Laid ny Mayor Mitchell TO.
m"rr0wi Luncheon 10 Follow.

Mayor Mitchell will lay the cornerstone
" 'h' new Equitable Building tomorrow
Z" moon. The building. which will be
'' largest commercial structure In the
'''". has been under construction since
''S' August. All those months have been
.''N1'u"d In building the foundations
''' ih" giant structure, which In TO
,'N'r thirty six stories over the block
.''"''H Broadway. Nassau Cedar and
''-" streets, which 1t VIII cover
IN" steel work has been pushed above
". cIs' Of the high board fence sep
&achg the public from the big hole out
~ "''"h the building is rising. Every
''' s''"i beams are being pushed fur
''' '""W the street level
.'.u .r.uW VIII mark the begin.
"' the masonry work ON tho
MAYOR Mitchell will place the
.."''' slon. the first granite block IN
s''.e .u,o position. After that he
o.. u'hcrs viii be The guests Of Gen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
wEsTCuEsTER HOUSE SALES.

L Ward Prince, secretary of the Ged
new Farm Company and Scar~lale Es-
Ptes has sold his residence to G. C. Fer
ria. p lawyer OF New YORK. city. through
the Fox Realty Company. The Prince
house II on Walworth avenue. fronting
the Tennis Club ut Greenacres. The
house. built three years ago. r. ten
room building OF hollow tile construction
on plot 1s0x75.
The Scarsdale Estates has sold TO f.
Rutledge Davis Il plot 15Ox200 on the
east aide of Greenacres avenue. on which
IN build A twelve room residence. Just
north Of the site purchased by Mr.. Davis
Fred Davis has bought a plot 125x2OO
Harvey w. Craw has purchased n plot
snN"oo on the east side of Greenacres
avenue. Plans are being prepared for n
house to cost about $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
THE COPPER MARKET.
Demand for Metal Roth In This
Country and Abroad.

demand for copper sprung mp yes
terday on both sides of the Atlantic. DO
nestle consumers inquired AZ regards
prices for May. June and In some in
stances July delivery. Although there
were no bookings II was stated by one OF
the producers last night that sales would
doubtless he made this week on l4ic
cent basis This would compare with
1Ah cents at which transactions We're
last booked.
The forc~,n demand was aided by Gov
ering OF short contracts on the London
Metal Exchange. The over Sunday de-
yelopmeuts in the Mexican situation were
responsible In very large degree for
the change IN speculative sentiment
abroad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
ROCkAwAY COAST LEASES.

William l.. Bowman has rented at Far
Rockaway to Meyer Vesell the Hutch
burger on Brdosway: to II. A. S. Salo-
mon the Pepper house on Cornaga ave-
nue. to u. l.. Mayer the Oppenheim house
on Ocean avenue: TO Mary Nathan the
Norton cottage on Atlantic avenue: to
Nathan Kiau the Marsden cottage on Cor
maya avenue TO Henry Mlnden the Fran
cisco cottage on Atlantic avenue
John r. Scott has rented for Elizabeth
8 Cheever her house known as the Tabor
House. in Wave Crest. Far Rockaway, 10
Paul Phipps.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
HENNESSY SALE TO-DAY.
First Rig Lot Auction Of the Year
al Local SaIesroom.

Offering OF the Hennessy estate lots,
adjacent New York University in West
Bronx, will be made to-day by Joseph y.
Day and !. Clarence Davies. The good
quality OF the land to be sold. plus it's
high grade surroundings and the fact that
1t is the first opportunity of the year to
buy good lots at public sale, has aroused
some interest but not quite the volume
anticipated. The sale will begin ut 10 80
In the exchange salesroom. u Nesey street.
and every lot Ia TO be sold to lidudate
the realty without reserve or condition
other than an option given buyers to leave
10 per cent OF the purchase price on
mortgage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
HsbDrhEME CnrRr COUNTY or SEN

s1SrRnME c31r,Rr, COUNTY or TNw
riaini!r against HENRY NJ BLACK 81 a.
Defendants. No 2glS0--isi3.
and sale. duly made aui entered in the
above entitled action aud bearing date tho
18th day of April, 1914, l. the undcrslgned.
the referee "a said Judgment NAMED, viii
ssU at puelie auction, at The Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan, city Of New York
on the ipth day OF May. lsi,. ot I? o'clocit
noon ON that day, by JOSEPH y DAY. suc-
tionrer, TN" premises directed by said
judgment to Ice sold. ana therein described
ALL that certain lot OF land with the
building thereon erected. situate, lying ana
being In the Twenty second ward Of the
Borough OF Manhattan, tity of New YORK,
mud bounded and described as follows: BE
GINNING At "a point ON the Southerly side
Of seventy fourth street. distant Sisiy-two
feet Westerly from the corner formed by
the intersection OF the southerly aide ~
snyeniy fourth street with ihe westerly
side ~ Ninth Avenue, ana running thence
part Of the way through party wall ono
hundred and two feet two inches. 10 tho
centre line OF the block; thence Westerly
along said centre line eighteen fec' thence
Avenue part Of The way through another
party wall on" hundred and two feet ,wo
Inches to the southery side Of seventy =
fourth Street and thence Eastery along tho
sane "lsh,r"n lcct to ne plae.s of beginning
- JOHN II ROGAN, Referee
COuDERT BROTHERS Attorneys for
Plaintiff, No . Rector street. Borousn
Of Manhattan, New York city.
The ioiloNtng Is u diagram Of The. prop.
1lth street. New York city, y. Y
West ram ~
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charge. TO satisfy which the above describe
property IL TO be sold is S2T0s0. with in
terest thereon from the 2jth day OF March.
1874. together with the costs and allowance
amounting to s73a &c. with Interest from Sth
day Of April, 1914 together with the sN-
pen-es OF the sale. The Approximate amount
OF the taxes. assessments ana water rates.
or other Hens. which are 20 hr allowed to
the purchase out Of the purchase money or
paid by the Referee, IL S&fSs.63 and interest.
Dated, New York, April "a 1914.
JOHN n KOESEE, Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
). VI. sTODDARD A BUYER.

J"hn W. Stoddard of the law firm of
n,oddard Mark Is the purchaser of ais
west Seventy sixth street. three story
dwelling, sold last Saturday by william
u May 90. for Thomas Thacher. Mr..
S''1dtrd will occupy the house.
Agnes l. Rodgers Is the buyer Of tho
'"'Il'ug - 22G West End avenue. re-
ported sold recently by Slawson q Hobbs
10Y ~" estate of Clara Cruger Thayer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
APARTMENT HOUSE ON ONE LOT.
u. ~. Calling 20 Build Narrow
Structure On ..d street.

Richard III. Calling, who is the buyer
or the four story dwelling at 43 West
oeNentN-second street, recently sold BY
the George j. Smith estate through lie
Roy Coventry. will replace the house
with a twelve story apartment building.
The property. which measures 25xiO2.2.
is $50 feet east OF Columbus avenue
The new structure VIII be arranged in
four two room suites TO the floor and will
he similar to the Selkirk. put up by Mr.
Calling at 30s West Eighty second street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28

Sandy lIpuk a. noon
"a CITY Of savannah, savannah lt5 mules
south Of Sandy Hook Al noou
81 John u Arohbnld Ncw Orleans SN miles
south ot Sandy Hook at A "
So ~ f,d Galveston, II, mlCs west of Tor.
tus ~ AZ noon
s. Guantanamo Tamp,co, a,S Mules vest Of
Havana ~ noon
- Illinois tOwius harse MasuoNs, Port Ar
thur o. mIlps north OF Jupiter ~ J.
- Strtu-t Havana, t> miles south 81
Sandy HOOK At T. N.
- NOhHNk ia 'ltsoUvlle. - miles south NJ
Sandy Hook ~ l.
- Nueccs Mobile, - nrcs south ~ Sandy
Hook al y
- hl.onqmu TURK. Island 49, mics south
ui sandy Hook ~ T.
"a VI Norte GHvcston ia niles south OF
d snoud shoals AT l.. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
NEW OPpENHEIMER INSTITUTES.

The Oppenheimer Institute has taken
n lease for term OF years on the Ave
story American basement dwelling at $40
West 106th street, just west of West End
avenue The institute will remove from
its present quarters at al West Fifty
seventh street where IL has been located
for many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
NINEOLA ACREAGE SALE.

George V. McNally has sold for Charles
VI. Rosenthal forty-four and one-half
acres at Mineola TO the William r. Nc
Lain Realty Company. recently taken IN
exchange from the Mechanicsville Asso-
ciates for Picken Court for ten story
apartment at l4Sth street and Broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
BUYERS At l.. 7. CITY AUCTION.

George Il. Evans. w. =. Parsons. !. X
Jones and u. l.. Brown were buyers nj
the auction sale OF Long Island city lots
conducted on Saturday by the NJ, Nor
genthau .Jr.. Company. The Offering in
VOWED twenty-five lots comprising two
blocks on Greenpoint and Nelson avenues
Laurel I'm and Madden streets. within one
block OF Queens boulevard. An average
OF about 81 900 IA lot was realized,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
LEASES FLUSHING PLACE.

Herman Marx OF Flushing, l.. l.. has
leased, through r. Jefferson Burnett. the
old Whitson homestead at SO Main street.
Flushing. Mrs. James r. Hillyer pur-
chased the property several years ago at
partition sale. II has been unoccupied
for several months. Mr. Marx intends to
occupy the dwelling ms his residence.
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T.. iist 81.
The approximate amount ., 'ho lien OF
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property 10 30 I've sold. Ia tGA.Ss1j& with
Interest thereon from the 19th dsy NJ Apft.
1914, together with the costs AMI Allowance
amounting 20 t33i "a with Interest from
April ga. 1874. together with the expenses
OF the sale
The above described premises are being
sold subject to restrictive covenants In A
certain instrument recorded In l.her 5ss Of
Conyeyances At page 500 In the once of the
Register Of the County Of New York and
any state OF facts "A correct survey may show.
Tho premises are also heine sold subject
to frat mortgage OF lsb, 900 now n lien
on the premises with Interest on the same
from the list day Of December. 1918. ut
AZ =, per hnnum.
Dated. New York, April 27th. 1914
LAFAYETTE II. GLEASON. Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
SsD STREET DWELLING SOLD.

Felix NJ. warburg as trustee for the es-
tate Of Morris Loeb has sold 1iS West
seventy-second street to buyer whose
name he would not divulge. The property
consists of four story and basement
dwelling on lot 25x1Oo.2 on the south side
OF the street. $50 feet west of Columbus
avenue 1t was held for sale at an ask
ing price of $4,000. Several dwellings
on the block have had stores built into the
lower floors. +. w Barney Is said to be
the buyer of the house sold yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, lncreas.
ing cIoudiness to-dayt showers 20.
morrow, moderate northeast 60 east

N0" VHae AnUENS
ing cIoudiness to-day, showers 20.
morrow, moderate northeast 60 east
winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware increasing
cloudiness to day; showers tomorrow; mod
crate northeast to southeast winds.
For northern New England. partly cloudy
to-day. probably showers to morrow; mod
crate east to southeast winds.
For southern New England. partly cloudy
to-day: unsettled. probably showers to
morrow: moderate northeast to east winds.
For western New York. showers to-day
or tonight; warmer. showers and cooler
to morrow; moderate east to southeast
winds. becoming variable to morrow
NEW YORK. April 3s.-The pressure was
moderately low off the middle Atlantic coast
yesterday. but the principal area of low pres
sure was over the Central States and the
Southwest, with . centre over Oklahoma and
Kansas.
High pressure prevailed over the Pacific
States and the Norihwcs
Showers occurred in New England and New
York and rain fell generally In tho middle and
upper Mississippi valley the Missouri Valley
and southwark into Texas snd.rsin or snow In
the Northwest.
The rainfall was heavy ct some points "a
Texas and Iowa
Elsewhere the weather vas generally fser.
II was warmer In the Mississippi Valley anh
cooler in the Dakotas and the eastern ROCKY
Mountain slope, In other sections only Nli6As
temperature changes occurred.
Freezing weather prevailed In northernA0fin.
nesota, North Dakota and Montana md ~
parts OF Wyoming and Nah
In this city the day was fair: dignity cooIssS
wind fresh northwest: average huntdiey. -
per cent. barometer. corrected 70 readssoAnoA
level. at A. NJ. 30 co: 8 r. NJ. so.o1.
Tho temperature in this city yesterdsyS>ias
recorded By the offclai thermometer. Ia sh0Wu
In the annexed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28

Members of the bondholders' committee
OF the Rock Island said yesterday that
L. w McKenna, vice-president OF the ST
Paul, appointed TO make an investigation
OF the roads needs. had not completed
his report. 1t Is probable that Il viii he
ready ON "Wednesday or THURSDAY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
RRIARCLIFF PLACE SOLD.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold fIr Will
lam 5. Hawk, formerly proprietor of the
Hotel Manhattan. his country estate
known az Woodledge. at PrlarcliT. con-
sisting OF forty acres, large dwelling
stable and outbuildings, TO Mrs Richard
We'll Mr.. Hawk held the property at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28
srYs AMSTERDAM AVE. FLAT.

AMSTERDAM AVENUE.--James Nc
Clenahan has sold sol Amsterdam ave-
nue. four story fiat with stores. on
lot a5xSo. opposite the Eighty ninth
street block extending over to Broad
way. which Vincent Aston will improve
with an apartment house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-28

West 7yd ST.
Ths approx innate amount Of tho lien or
charge, 20 eatisfy which the above described
property " to be sold Is Twentv-one .hou
sand three hundred thirty i've and forty 10 r
one .hundredths dollars U2i ,J3bab, with in
forest thereon from the End day of April.
1914. together with the costs and allowance
amounting To Three hundred forty-two and
s0-I00 Dollars i33t? 500, with interest from
April 18TH, lvit, together with the expenses
Of the sale.
The above described premises are being
sold subject 10 existing tensnces and out
facts n correct survey may show.
Dated. New York, April s7th, 1874
JOHN N HOGAN, Referee,