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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
HIGHLAND.

Cecil Ostrander and Claude Rowley
We're entertained at supper at the
home of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. G. Lewis, Sunday evening.
Mr.. Carl zweig and family and Ed
Lenfz and family spent Sunday at the
Albert zweig home, where the infants
of Mr., and Mrs. Carl zweig and Mr..
and Mrs. Albert zweig were baptised
by Rev. Max Michaels, of the Lnths
8eran church of Henry.
Frank Wellington went to the val,
Lex Sunday to visit with friends and
relatives a day or 10.
John Molln and sens ard Glen Croft
are helping thresh at the VIM. Ellis
home rear Watertown,
Mrs. Molln and daughters and Mas.
ter Teddy were guests at the home
OF Mrs. Savage Saturday atdinner.
George Turner and Cecil Ostrander
and Claude Rowley spent Sunday
evening as guests Of Emil at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Molln.
Frank Rowley and family have
moved on the Charles Schwem place
while Wma Lewis has bought the
home Of Mr.. Rowley near Nicholson
lake and viii make his home there
FOR the ensuing year.
Bert Lewis and family spent Sun
day as guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Croft.
MISS Ruth Croft sundayed at home
Emil Molln was q guest of Ed Yich
Sunday.
George Ostrander visited at the
Ehou1e OF his uncle. VIM. Ostrander
Sunday.
Misses Aimetta and Nina Mplif
were guests Of Miss Forenee Brown
ell Sunday
Miss Anna Wing made visit with
her folks u Saturday andsnnday
Peter and Emil MoIin and 8f1fsrs
alad Miss Walsh made eaiIl SatuT'
day evening 1.-THE home a Mf i
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05

Mrs. Wing.
Remember the Halloween social at
the school house in district No. 80.
Don't forget your baskets. Everyone
is invited TO come and have a good
time.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05
EDEN.

Hans Olson, of Bradley, visited at
the Markrud home Sunday.
Rev. Honstad, wife and baby, took
Sunday dinner at Hegna's.
Emil Nelson was Il Watertown pas.
senger Saturday.
A. T. Faehn. Toilet and August
Faehn were Minneapolis passengers
Saturday, returning Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Hegna was a Webster
caller Friday.
Mrs. Vike entertained the Ladies'
Aid Thursday.
A large number of young folks
from here attended the dance at Wal
lace Friday night. All report a good
time.
Miss Marie Hallstrom is visiting
friends ait Sioux Falls.
Herman Haugen is cIerking at the
Ct Markrud & Co. store at Wallace.
Jake Thoe autoed to Webster Sat
uTiay,
A. l. Jackson, Conrad and Nora.
antoed to Webster Sunday afternoon.
Miss Tillie lverson, who has been
cterking at Markrud's for the past
wear left for her home In Wisconsin
Sunday evening.
Nets Sunne and family moved into
Wallace the last part of last week,
Miss Nora Johnson, of Bradley,
spent the week end ait home.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05

kAMPESkA.

kAMPESkA.
Gaa of the best socials ever held
by the church ladies, at least as far
rs attendance is concerned, occurred
last Friday evening at the hall.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) is when we
elect Miss Sara Reeve as our next
county superintendent of public
schools and also, we trust, fix 1t so
she can vote for herself Of she wishes
to do sol the neXt time she runs for
the Office. And when you get to 60
ing around looking after the kids,
Miss Reeve, don't miss our little girl.
And you'll I'VE us the gum, TOO. for
this paragraph.
Next week III tell all you boys who
have never picked corn in Iowa how
] used to pick maize and some Of the
rules to observe if you would become
a fast corn husker. VIII you read 1t?
All right, thank you. You can ask
A, w. P. if it is all right.
Karl Lille called the other evening
and got an Alladin lamp of us. Also
we just placed one in the Sam Dean
home. They are the only standard
kerosene mantle lamp, people. We.
have used our lamp the entire year
like 1t better than ever. Let US know
II You want one. Or if you have at
any time any trouble with an Aliidfn
let us know. Rest assured, it's YOU
and not the lamp, If you have trouble.
Whether to sell wheat or to hold,
that's the question, isn't it?
Rev. and Mrs. Bonner and Miss
Thelma attended the social at the
hall Friday evening. They were &C
companied by Rev. Mr.. Brainard, of
Milbank, formerly pastor at Water
town. We took pleasure in meetingI
the gentleman. One of the most
pleasing features OF the evening was
the presence of our old friend and
neighbor. Mrs, o. o. Jacobs, Mrs,
Jacobs is spending the week in the
vicinity visiting old friends.
A fine time was enjoyed by Il good
ly company Sunday evening at the j.
J. Purcell home in a song service.
Mrs. Joshua Purcell and Mrs.
0uuist were city shoppers Friday.
We, in company with the Herald
correspondent. called upon Mr.. and
Mrs. Oduist In their home for the
present (until Mr.. Rice can build Iori
themSin the spring. on the Ives south
place. and found them real cOzily and
neatly fixed up in the little house
which was our first South Dakota
home.
Sam Dean was in the city the first
day of this week with a very fair load
of potatoes for Mr., Church Of the
Northwestern hotel.
We had the pleasure of a little chat
with Mr.. Sam Brumbaugh, cousin of
our fellow citizen. G. J.. Brumbaugh,
today as he was going after water,
Cant so that deep well water here"
said Mr.. B%rumbaugh, so | thought
I'd haul a little from the town. WE'LL"
News is as scarce this week as
hens eggs. Say, neighbor, do you
know the chickens just love those
sunf1ower seeds when they get,
next" Better call and get a little
seed to plant next season for your
focks,
We are about convinced that Mr..
and Mrs. AL Tessier are honest folks
and, too, possessed of a first rate
memory.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-11-05

Miss Sara E. Reeve, the republican
candidate for county superintendent
Of schools, vas a pleasant caller in
thIs vicinity last Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
STORES AND LOFTS RENTED.

NJ & L. Hess have leased the sixth loft
at SO East Tenth street. to Fishman
Schnur. and the first loft at 20 East
Twentieth street to l.. H. Lazarus.
~. brigham Hall 4 william D. Blood
good have leased the nth floor in 40
street, to Julius Schmid OF Long Island
City. The ]. G. Einstein Company
represented the lessee.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased n loft at ls2 william street to
the Buskirk Company; n floor at :2s
Pearl street TO VI s Arrue 4 Co. and
space In 1870 and 1872 Pearl street to
Thomas A. Lindsay
Cammann, voorhees, 4 Floyd have
leased the building at 24s Water street
for Lichtenstein Bros to the Franco
American Chemical Company, and tho
store at 20 South william street TO the
Porto Rican Express Company.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased offices
in the strand Theatre Building at Broad
way and Forty-seventh street 10 the John
&. Jacket Company and to u. Kaufman Of
Philadelphia.
Samuel II. Martin has leased offices IN
the Simpson Building. at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Sixty-seventh
street. to the Charity Organization OF
New York. and also space to Glen Ream
The Cross Brown Company has
leased the entire second floor at 561 Fifth
avenue, southeast corner OF Forty-siNth
street, TO Thomas Cook 4 Son OF Lon
don, England. for long term OF years
to he occupied as Fifth avenue agency.
Huberth 4 Huberth have rented In the
New York American Building, at Column
bus Circle a suite OF offices TO the Motor
Materials Company, the Frank Holman
Company and the American Chropractic
Society.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
AVER ESTATE SELLS
CHAMBERS ST. REALTY
pisposes Of so Foot Building
Near Broadway to an
Unnamed Buyer.
ASSESSED AT 100000
six story House on Manhattan
Ave. SOld-Riverside DWELL
ing Finds Buyer.
ASSESSED AT 100000

TIE Aver estate OF Boston has resold
.se property Mt ~ and 50 Chambers street.
which 1t bought last year from the Bremen
estate It Is a fice story business build
INC cn the north side Of the street be-
,nser broadway and Church street. The
bu.liinr runs through the block to 50 and
= nradc street, where IL has a frontage
n, :o6 feet. The Chambers street frontage
a, the building is six inches less. From
.,-a.t To- street the distance Ii $50 feet
Tho property has been assessed at $27o.-
600 .
TIE Aver estate bought the realty as
=, Investment based on the revival OF In
,er,s, in realty in that part Of the city
"a a result Of the new subways. The Ayers
,aid the Bremen family all cash for tho
-ealty The Ayers now sell the property
,o- all cash. The sale Of property
twice in year and for cash In each trans
,riior is IA feature not TO be overlooked
even =, a more active section than Cham
,e-s street. The new owner Is client OF
PANEL Rirdsall & Co, who with the Doug
las Robinson, Charles s. Brown Company.
negotiated the first sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25

Walter J. Solomon has leased the south
half OF the store now occupied by Young.
the florist, 500 Fifth avenue to Simon
l.indau Of Sixth avenue and Thirty-third
street, for the sale OF millinery: stores on
the Forty-second street side OF sos Fifth
avenue, to Joseph Wallace and Henry
Charbonnier. wholesale glove manu-
facturerr store at 742ts Sixth avenue. to
Gutterman 4 Mintz. habe rdashers: store
at S?3 Sixth avenue. TO Thomas J. MUIR
ply for a restaurant: Offices in 25 West
Forty-second street, TO DIR. A. II. Werner !:
half floor In 10 and Fl West Forty
second street 20 the George d. Emery
Lumber Company for executive Offices !;
offices TO r. J. Fischel Company In II
West Forty-sooond street Offices TO the
General Federation Bulletin Publishing
Company in 25 West Forty-second street,
and offices to the Standard Art Company
In the Terminal Building at Thirty-fourth
street and Seventh avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

twth name and address Of lender attorney
sT LURES II. rs Ss Hudson st.
isii-lG,s,,s c E-sl.,on 70 May : Elan
n.p iss SON 1t; "''y"' f''msn ocs
al IL Az seis :: pa woiil4.n 4,
hoffman TO Carl jane. atty {. co
LOT ga, BLOCK amended map 81, nspes
E.,.t. West YARN. May TO- i',i.jos
and Ellen Coo,e to CLARENCE uasht,
San n," N xmS,U ns s, Isad' I'M :;
f, s1iSn " ana WIN ana 'opA'' ~',sS goo
'A .,s sSina a. Plain. who" p lot map
tsr..e,s same. 7sns! d. JJ july & isis-HJacob
schnsidsr # a yoi p' RScspps S' F'sS
wxTESIS9 Pl,,sS o.; q; ,, weoa,%n =. !
ana Xde y Gre. to Giles cree as .a,mnri
,.rHH sr. sss L. n 1. a:.iO,s. Apr 3, isii
.-MarTt brown. to Emsran, lndust SAY
Rank sttys. 0Gorm.n'
" Oct Z, isi,Eccrnsila. and Nora oKs.t.
Stephen G SSSn'S T Mona CO. w Nj 10000
PyNE ST tCamhreiiing ev,. ?ts' = :. -tx
a a.: s'i 10 DO H;' LsA.1r. s III s'
atty. Ronald Brown. iso Bway $500
Apr ;s an. =, I r.un :' ,an nss
t saq,i"G E Es:,s $. a'h 81 '''y d Jay
k g,SSh and .d Anna ala; Ian'sm 3" VIZ e ood
cT FsS -! 81 i,t,cs:o,ro r. sy e. No.
70 JAS Vents, ssS West End .ay ,9r
piizAsETn ST, :. 80 " Fulton st ,Ess'
David Friebsrser and ano to y $ Trust
s Go OF y " 'r1'' atty" soy n '5 :, a q
NiMi n" n: sail 2 ISL Y %
:ss.,so,T - n,s'iii TO or '' ' is"tn
st asa 20 beg, Dec %, ls'3-iro -
i.sd 81: a,tys, saiter a IS. 10 pwsy s. $50
'';;;%IsS 'Ss.'s ,,,,,'ErEa oss Ha,. G
nno. address % on premises 200
M2TT ST e: .Is s En- i bay 10 2 Saa.
Lot 30, blk - map MORT. Park, July rs,
lsla-John Houston TO 'olumba .knicker-
booker Trust Co; address Nn' S2' 2,5!hh
9TH ST. So. '?6i'.s lei av, iSsxgs i. oct
L Jacobson a,tys Wells snedek.r, -
sr Si' ST 4: i, mtg on lease, jan H.
SAME rRofERTY 4 dsisIsam. to sans;
aTR 81 ni w,n: si.ieS5, Avs i,
Helene Jacot, Lutry. vaud. switzerland;
! s,tys, convsrs 4 Kiriin' II william
RivrNaroN ST. Sc, ints on lease. g. Nov
rews CO. nu.rr sI:'" iG Me-. EH:'' :.
J4sksox AZ g. sslgs par, OF q J. ,%ap
a. Jsmsis. ~, FIp.hl.s, Il Of a. az,
- S:;:: = ~: ..:;:, s,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
Uptown.

Manhattan Island. north of 10th ST.
80 AN. 200, W cor ll5th ST. az lx10o-
Degehnan Realty Co 60 Chas Milford.
2i00 ID av, all liens. Jan 81 atty. Artic
Realty Co. on premises. ............G
SAME PROPERTY--Charlos l. Mulford to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
r. WARRINGTON Av. COR. SOLD.

An apartment house operation may be
ooked for on the northwest corner OF
ror, Washington avenue and lssth street.
rhe lien Street and Seventh Avenue
Construction Company. the name under
which Max and Julius wenstein operates
and builds. has taken the Fort Washing
on avenue corner from the Montrose
Realty Company. according TO convey
ance filed yesterday. The property has
, frontage OF $50 feet on the avenue
and Is about lila feet along 16sth street.
'har,es VI. Rosenthal bought the immedi-
70 corner a parcel 2l1i feet wide and
M feet long. last October from Annie
" Geraty. He owned the remainder OF
h. block TO 10th street at tho time, and
With this parcel gave him two corners.
ne property IL diagonally across from
he new armory Of the Twenty second
regiment which last year moved up from
= old quarters at Broadway and Sixty
seventh street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25

SATISFIED MECHANICs' LIENS.
Manhattan.

PARK ST. l03--Colwsll Lead Co agt Berto-
ismo GausEs ct al Jan T. 1919 va.
slsT 81. lid 10 $50 w.Ravi,ch Bros All
Wesley Realty Co ct al Nov, y;
nab ST. y and .. be, # Washington and
Haven avs-Tony u Garfasno aEt "
ws.hinston Realty Co I" A. NO. ~
SANE neutrality-suspicious.. D,Polio
AFT same Nov %, 1919. .,...:.. eat 90
SAME PROPERTY--Touy u GarfaGno agt
same. Nov 49, 1918 .,.,.,,:.,...,. 1855
SAME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Donata agt
same. Nov 2s, 1918 ,t2&S0
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DonatA agt
same Nov 49, 1878. .,.,.,,. .,,.... ocs 10
SAME PROPERTy-nartholo Dipolito
,s54H 't sT' "a; SV 10 ~ H-assx.r ME- co
sgt uiosue Gallant 81 al, Nov Q 1919 1919 2.
way ana Moh.Ean sv-Qr;saRs!., Hs's!
* :,,::! J! !: =; 9: !;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
MY HUNTS POINT CORNER.

Eddy A. Weinstein OF the A. n. Git
'srmsn Corporation has sold for the Hunts
Point estates, Robert f.. Simon president,
10 the Baronette Construction Company
the southeast corner Of Hunts Point and
Garrison avenues. "a plot of seven lots TO be
improved with three five story and base
ment apartment houses, The houses will he
-eady for occupancy IN the early fall. This
one ~ the most prominent corners In
The section. Directly opposite Is the sub
ray cypress station Of the Lexington ave-
nue "Nt.ns on. as we'll as the New York.
N"v Haven and Hartford Railroad sta
ION. The Baronette Construction Com
piny completed recently ten houses Of
similar type In this section. several Of
which have been sold to Investors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
ROGERS PET BUILDING TENANT.
millinery Firm Takes space n Pro-
pssea Fifth Avenue structure.

Through the leasing yesterday OF a
large space In the upper part OF the pro-
posed Rogers Peet Building. at Fifth ave-
nue and Forty-hrst street, running
around to Forty-second street. to Arm
OF milllners II became known that the
Rogers Peet Company will occupy the store
and basement Of the new structure only.
Horace y. Ely 4 Co. have rented from
the plans to Hunken. Neale 4 Forbes.
dealers in millinery goods. now at 1ti
Fifth avenue. a large part Of the fourth
floor of the new building. which will be
ready for occupancy on January I, 1915.
The space leased fronts 1876 feet on
Forty-frst street and extends through TO
Forty-second street. Ralph w. Ensign
and Frederick southack 4 Aiwyn Bali.
Jr.. represented the lesseee.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
RIVERSIDE DWELLING SOLD.

Mrs. Louisa L. R!cha IDS has sold her
r-opcr'y at 90 Riverside Drive. accord
rs 20 brokers who claim to know. Frank
n SIMON. the Fifth avenue department
.'o-c man. owns % Riverside Drive. He
said to he the buyer OF the Richards
rouse Together the houses have 'front.'
5eo 81 81 feet. The Richards house II "a
'our story and basement brownstone
Dwelling on lot isSxs41x irregular. 81
Zee, south 81 Eighty second street Mrs.
Richards has held the house since
Tune, 1891.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York and south
ern New England. fair and warmer
today Tomorrow cloudy, probably
rntnt moderate sOu thrast winds.

E~suS uoueVnur sOUtur0st WINDS.
For New Jersey. fair and warmer to. day
increasing cioudiness to morrow. probably
followed by rain. moderate south winds.
For northern New England. fair and
warmer to-day; probably rain or snow to.
morrow; moderate southeast winds.
For western New York. increasing cloudt-
ness and warmer to-day, rain snow and
colder to-morrow. increasing south winds.
NEW YORK Marcn 25.--The pressure
was high yesterday over the eastern half
OF the country from centre over the mid.
die Atlantic states. and low over most OF
the West. with centre of depression over
Colorado.
Snow fell at scattered points In the
Northwest and In northern New York and
New England.
Generally fair weather prevailed else
where
1t was warmer In most sections of the
country except that lower temperatures
prevailed In New England. the plateau
states and the Northwest
Frosts occurred along the east Gulf coast
and in northern Florida, but there was ne
freezing weather south Of the Ohio River
except In parts OF the Nirginias.
In this city the day was fair and warmer;
wind fresh northwest. average humidity. u
per cent: barometer corrected To Rad 10
sea level, at A. NJ. so:s; 3 r. NJ, So.ss
The temperature IN this city yesterday, a.
ucorded by the ofncial thcrmome ter. Is shown
in the anne xed tahir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
rNrERMYER ENLARGING ESTATE

Samuel untermyer Is negotiating for
ne purchase Of Duncraggen. At e67
North Broadway. Yonkers, adjoining Mr..
uhteruvrrs estate on the north, and
owned by Mrs Anna c. Ewing. Dun
oTaggcn covers moro than twenty-lwo
acres On the Hudson River The i'm
b'.v-mrnts include a nne house. green
Iol,'s rud garages. The assessed valua-
non r. fl2l,O00. A report says that MI
'rt"rnyer IL buying the estate for one
0! Ms children
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
HARLEY PROTECTION MEETING.

A meeting OF Harlem property owners
under the auspices OF the committee OF
thirty. which In working out n plan to
Improve conditions in Harlem. will be
held at tha Lenox Avenue Reformed
Church. Ie3d street and LenoH avenue.
st . O'Clock on Friday evening. March
81. Several prominent speakers will de-
liver addresses. All property owners In
this section interested In protscting end
improving thsis prsUssee ~ Invited -
atooaA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
l.. NJ. STARR TAKES A HOUSE.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles =.
Brown Company has leased the dwelling
at l2s East Seventeen street for W.
L. s. Griswold TO Louis Morris Starr for
three years.
Samuel H. Martin has leased with ].
Edgar Leaycraft & Co. the four story and
basement dwelling at 100 West Sixty
NTH street to David Serviss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
sUFFRAGETTEs TAKE OFFICES.

Com 4 Co. have leased Offices on the
twentieth floor OF sos and 3o5 Fifth
avenue. northeast corner Thrty-flrst
street, to the New York State Woman
Suffrage Association. Mrs. Raymond
Brown, president. and the Empire Safe
Campaign Committee. Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait chairman, to be used for ex-
ecutive Offices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
NEW $4,000 BRONX FLAT.

Frankfort 4 Kirschner. architects for
the Royal Building Company. b Lubo-
with. president. have filed plans for the
construction Of a four story brick tene-
ment house. 25.7xs%. on tho west side OF
jackson avenue 1851 feet north OF 1881
street at an estimated cost OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25

with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name IL omitted ad-
dress party OF second partD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, March - These army
orders were Issued to-day
Cant W. W Hamilton, retired, detailed
a. Instructor Ia military drill and tactics
at Wenonah MllItsrr Academy. Kew Jersey,
First Lieut.. IL L-s Ninth In
fautry, relieved from du'y us Inspector
Instructor with organized militia - Arizona.
second Lieut.. j i. Crawford, Coast Ar
tillcry from 1854 Company to United states
Military Academy for duty.
First Lieut. J f Denton, Medical Reserve
Corps TO Fort Mcpherson, Georgia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
LAT s20s THIRD AvENCEl
BY Joseph 4. Day


s1sai0i ',Is7 ssici7. sy t.nmi@sis,
nund Reutlinser agt n Y Real Estate
Security Co ct al; que. 'sisotis; taxes.
BROOK Az :;i:ic. %. ash n iis;h st,
Es.,. sssal;,y Rs ~ au. Re-
taxea Al 0sis< 5......,... Withdrawn
18TH ST. sss Z. :. ass " craiona A.,
?5xse5. sty dwis-Nathan HImow!eh
,ssnsTas; aiso.ss; Adjourned to March 81
JE fS!.s ST. s9s III H.. sri'; % a.,
Ewr.y :, al; due. W $50 IS: ts,e,' 81
$3.50; sdjourned 60 March 81.
RITTER PL. 6iS. . .. 3ts " Prospect Av,
2oxSs,ii. > sty dwls-J VI Bissert ct ~;
sxra s4t Jacob Kronenberser ct a., due,
io;7t5s taxes &C. $3.50. to
LApoNTAINE Av. sos isis;
st. iooXSsx2s. ~ ss.t to quarry I'd ,ss !,
vacant-F F Russell. sdmr. agt + Nc
Herman ct al: due. Is..s3ss: taxes, &C
ie.o7s.O: TO plaintiff. ..............1 1900
by samuel MARI.
iserH st. 7S5 e. n " cor Forest ay. ask
Ns, sly int and strs - Mamie
s.csSlsm AT Henrietta t knngp ct al due
prior mtg. Sts,Sii5i; to pisintin. .Isi.Sii
ny James l.. weiis q Co.
ioxss--Csntra Mtg 60 sx, Federico ~.
vcstri ~ al; due 3ttl0s3. taxes. A.
s2O:,ss; TO plaintiff .............. 81 900
BY Daniel 0reenwad
eisrH ST. rs, 2o5 W Rosewood Az. loox
lt--Peter Duncan az, A a owen - al.
due. sl,5l7 80. taxes. &C, 3lT.0t; TO North
Bronx Realty Co,..... 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
SALE ~ NEWARK MEADOWS.

h"rs huch & Co. have sold for c. J.
S'fiH fifteen acres Of land fronting on
N'~Tt hay, AT Newark. n. j.. and
'l'.nng the property OF the Balbach
.'mHluS, to Walsh 4 Co. OF Newark
TO" trlct was held at $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
SALES OF BRONX FLArs.

have sold for a client 6sS st. AIMS ave-
nue., a four story nat, on lot s5xs0.
TIFFANY STREET.-Epstein 4 Yarftx
have sold for the \, o. Construction
Company s+s Tiffany street. a five story
modern fiat. on plot t7xl0S, near 1854
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
BROOKLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan 4 shAmpan are preparing
plans for an apartment house to be
erected on the south side OF Nineteenth
street 225 feet east Of Fifth avenue. on
plot 62xi00. TO cost $4,000 for tho l..
r. Realty Company: also an apartment
at the northeast corner OF Greene and
Tompkins avenues for the Clifton Place
Realty Company, and for three buildings
at the southeast corner OF jamaica and
Bedford avenues. Richmond Hill. on plot
6<x100. for the Cranston Construction
Corporation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25
BROOKLYN THEATRE.

Sydney s. Cohen has leased the north
east corner of Bushw.Ck avenue and Han
cock street, a plot l00xl0O, to the Beacon
Photoplay Corporation for forty-two years
at an aggregate rental OF Sl50,O00. The
lessee will improve the plot In the early
fall with IA theatre similar In construction
to the Regent Theatre at the corner OF
10th street and Seventh avenue, Manhat-
tan, which 1t controls. Tho company 10
negotiating for several other plots In the
greater city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25

EAsr WOODSTOCK. Conn. March "a
Mrs Amanda L. Lawson Was arraignrd
at Putnam to-day on 4 bench warrant
charging her with tho murder of her hus'
band. Jonas u Lawson, farmer, on
August 10 A Grand Jury had refused
to indiCt Mrs Lawson
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-25

Ensign v. A. Han, from tho Intrepid to
rec.1 ing ship at san Francisco
Medical Inspector G. ", Lowndes. from
marine recruiting station ~ baltimore 70
Paymaster A Mcmillan to training
station. San Francisco
psymsster - Z. cro~el. from tho Iowa
to nome fut orders.
Paymaster = Is Perkins from training
alta tion, San Fvanrtsee TO the Iowa
Cha plain 4 X, Evans from The Intrepid to
receiving ship At San rrancis.o.
Assistant Psymsstsr ~ J, Haussv from
the MOhicsn TO Cavite statioA