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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24
pishwashina Wisdom.

While spending tho day with a
friend on a farm last summer, / no
ticed a clever little arrangement OF
hers in washing dishes. The water
was piping hot, as II should be. and
in the middle OF the dishpan she set
small deep pitcher full OF hot suds
for the silver. This obviated the
need OF plunging her hand down to
the bottom Of the dishpan, as / have
always done, and also kept the silver
from collecting grease.-McCans
Magazine.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24
DAIRY
NEW SANITARY MILKING PAIL
Liquid is Strained BY Pssslns
Through Cloth Which Covers
openins--Ali Dirt Excluded.

a great deal OF the dust and dirt
which goes into the milk will be e1-
cluded therefrom BY the use Of the
new sanitary milking pail recently in
vented. The principal feature Of
this design 10 that the bucket is al
ways entirely covered and that the
milk Is strained before il reaches
the interior Of the pail. The pail has
extensions on either side by which
1t is quite convenient TO support it
upon the knees rather than between
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24
DAIRYNOITy

Alfalfa is natures choicest gift TO
the dairy farmer
Feed the silage after milking or
an hour or two previous.
The development OF the dairy heifer
begins with her feeding when a calf.
A calf should be weaned from its
mother within three days after its
birth.
The COW Is the unit OF the dairy in.
dustry Upon her quality It's success
depends.
An abundance OF alfalfa and bran
insures a sufficient amount OF protein
and mineral matter.
One OF the greatest arguments in
favor OF fall freshening is that II
balances the work Of the farm to a
nicely.
@Nft NNAAe eAhAAh bt AltaAfu Allbuku
they were ugly and vicious. Any other
method OF treating them is careless In
the extreme.
Cream that is too ripe is not ft for
butter-making II should be churned
as soon as IL reaches the proper de-
gree OF acidity.
Corn cut at the dent stage Of matur-
ity has reached its maximum growth
and sllage made at this time hos its
maximum value.
Even under best OF conditions
calves are inclined to bark apple
trees. and should not be turned loose
in young orchards.
II milk contains large numbers OF
blood corpuseles or pus cells, II is
an indication that the COW from which
Il was drawn is diseased.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24
Iclna for Layer sp,c. caL.

One and one-half cupfuls OF granu.
lated sugar one-half cupful of milk,
boil until it forms a soft ball when
dropped in cold water. take from fire
and add one cupful of chopped raisins
and beat until 1t becomes creamy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24
The Tip.

Study a child's character" said
Henry Ford in Washington. Note
his proclivities. Then choose a trade
or profession for him accordingly.
Il sent little boy out the other day
with a quarter TO make q small pur-
chase for me. On his return he told
me the article l desired was out OF
stock, and handed back my quarter
in the form OF two dimes and a nickel.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24
Stains on skirts.

To prevent the stains that often re-
suit from muddy skirts dilute sour
milk with water and soak the skirt
In 1t over night, then wash in the
usual way. The skirt win wash easier
and look winter
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24
FARM :
POULTRY
ALL STRIVE FOR SAME THING
Breeders Of Rhode island Reds Aim
for Standard Requirements In
Color. Shape and Weight

Breeders OF Rhode Island Reds. as
breeders Of all othei varieties. are ali
striving for the same thing-standard
requirements in color. shape and
weight In the Reds. the eoloring OF
male and female are practically tho
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24

Even under best OF conditions
calves are inclined to bark apple
trees. and should not be turned loose
in young orchards.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24

II milk contains large numbers Of
blood corpuseles or pus cells, II is
an indication that the COW from which
d was drawn is diseased.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-12-24

Corn cut at the dent stage Of matur-
ity has reached It's maximum growth
and sllage made at this time hos its
maximum value.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30

WAsiiiNGToN Aprii :9-The gunhoat
Cuba. tux Halch hattleshlp Louisiana, ar,
inor"d cruiser Montana nuI destroyors Reid.
Preston ana Fiusser at Yer, cruz tho
crulscr Chicago NJ Boston. COLLAR J4son N
New Orleans. dcetroyors Monaghan ami
Wake At Fort Arthur. Tex. the gunhol.
Wasp at New York yard. submarine u 4
at Marc Island. cruiser Maryland and gun
boat Annapolis AZ Nagat'au, drs'rafors rauI
Jones Perry and Sirw1r, n. Tonoloblupo.
collier Jupiter al pichi.luque anu destroyer
TruNtun az La lAY
Tho supply ship Supply has s1iied from
Shanghai for Nnkohauu. cruisers Atb1nv
ana cleveland and Destroyer LaWr"nce.
Profile and Hull from San Diego for NiAr1t.
Ian; tug osccioa from Tuuns de Z,za for
Guantanamo, Huuhoat Petrol from Fort M
Prince for Gu1ntenamo. cruiser SALON from
phllld.lphil r0r Vera Cruz. hattlo.hlp NeV
York from Hampton Roads FOR V,ra Cruy.
aunhoat scorpion from McrsluH fog Rhodes
gunhoat Chht,anooRH from UtCm,rton flr
riburor Cal hattleship West Virginia
from 'remerton Tor san Francisco. Euubot'
RalcFh from san Rms Tor MHuyunlilo and
collier Saturn from Nngatldn .pr Gn1Nnlts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

AUDUBON Az. cor Hist a. h5Sao---
rhri.tlnn Jacobs rir.proonns 4 Concrete
90, Inc, at Gustav Boshme, owner car
ar "i SSficuoiXs Av. cor IRON st. iocS
its-E du Pont ds Ncmours Powder 90
act stephen J Exsn owner Rober,.,9n
Ar '@ AZ s67"Msr IL Racher sst rob, II In
owner; VIM Moore. cont ,,..,...,s5s 60
sTIi Az alma TO ai6i--Morton r. Kane agt
John Forster, owner. Earle Calhoun.
18TH ST. 4. and as who. c rdncnGS
4 90 aRt Timothy Kelley or estate Of Tim
othy Kelley; John J Donovan and Thomas
!. King owners; BERNARD J johnson. con.
,, S'"H'G ar. isa n-John cronn az, ponaic
crfola, owner and cont .,....,.,,..Gb ~
ssTit ST, Ias W--i.ouis Cohen agt VIM y
i7bTii ST. ~ =. Who'll. front bet =, Nicholas
dc Neinours Powder co aat David zlpkin,
owner, Orln uoodunhn, cont. ,.,,., I'll, t3
10TH Rr 6i% w---fe.lie n Mcclure Rst n
l. Andrews. owner; Paul ana Mihna Won
iIaTW sT, N5a W-samc ast Henry II q
watson owner Paul and Minna Won,
dram, lrssrrs and conts ,,,,.,,,.. 80
1tnTH VT. 6l2 WHnme aGt Elizabcth
Marks owner. Paul and Minna Vondrnnn
lcsseos and COhts, .,,,.....,...,.. S5a. 90
.rIAUEMONT PAHNN AZ. s2b--Iacob Rubin
~ Joseph yarvit1 owner. ana r. Rirrrr
A 90. contractor. ........ ...........S 500
cl!AH..oTTM sT' e.. ,,osn Tr;:waS"ry 2.
Corp. owner and contractor, $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
0mall Properties of Moderate Value Sold
--.Jay Gould Buys Garage. Judge
g. Weeks an Investor.

Trading In real estate showed consid-
'aoly more active yesterday than on
lie preceding day. though no sensational
transactions were reported. nor were new
mes OF development indicated in the
faIes made. On the east side Of Manhat-
nm dwelling was purchased by an
apartment house owner to protect his
anger property's light. and Jay Gould
purchased a garage. on tho middle west
'de 'easehold property was sold None
'ctive trading was reported from uptown
where small apartment houses found
)ufers' among the latter being Judge Bar
ow = Weeks, and builders bought n plot
OF improvement with an apartment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
Suys WEST SIDE LEAsEHOLD.

WEST aisT sTREEr.-Frederiek Mye~
mas sold to a client of Colin NJ. Eadie
Of James " Wells Son the three four
story buildings at 33s. 33s and 33sN
West Twenty fret street The first two
buildings are tenements and the last II
loft The buildings have a frontage
Of 90 feet and depth OF % feet be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues. The
Improvement is on land leaAcd from
Katherine Moore and others OF tho
Moore family.
WEST 10th STREET.-The John j.
Hearn Construction Company has
found buyer for 555 West 10th
street. the Bright. a elk story apart
meni house. on plot 75xl00. adjoining
the northwest corner of Audubon ave-
nue.. The selling company acquired the
property last August from Roberta r.
| Frank in exchange for the dwelling 43
West Fifty second street. Contracts
probably will be aligned to-day.
WEST 9th STREET. Franklin Buehs-
baum has sold So West Nlnety.seventh
street II three story dwelling on lot
1fNloo.li. near Columbus avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders atty
lsT Az. ?sc mtg on lease, &C. July :. 1918
Max Rosen TO Bernhclmer n schwartz
RrewE co. Amsterdam av and 12Sth
9TH ST. -. asa sth av i7sxico ~ July
10. laol-Annie q Love 20 Eliza and
Hamilton Dean. exrs: a'tys salter q
40 NanS.u csr ,,si,h st, ram. iSs 900
iEsiix ss.I 20 land. Of Woodruff &
walker. XIV ios iox lesi 70 i7eth
Michael scanian, 81 Chambers At sii 900
LEXINGTON Az. sos. mtg on fixtures. Apr
5noIS ,,aH Cs 70, 4 kl ;S the s sc
I. isii-ueo Kiessiing to Annie Il Hauer,
horf, attys. Deyo Bauerdorf. II
ri,zSpErM IT. y, w., s:st n,;ari and
and Alsthea Week. TO Home Li'e Irs
pi,MS sIi, CO ,,s Way s,o- ,;S ceS
q. 90 ss,sspax7sil. Arr sS,. 1911 Leo
A Hudson 10 Francis a Lloyd and ann
trustees; atty, Merrill & Rogers. 100
''srH ST So as, ,o:a.r az " WIZ VII. roy ry
p Walls, 70 Lucy. y and J Arthur Roo.h
TOPPING Az 50 cor i7tth st. 7Ixioo, Jun"
to Fact ni,ssn Say In''n' aSs Bwnvi, AK, ~,
wkrEh 6 sr 40 HT 's.t, e.tS 49,
July IL, Archibald G " s,.war,
to Ienno's v STUART eS'r'; "''v' to,,s od p
w&Srrn - sT %% a., s.. nos.ov., ' a%S
James .lip. i,ssosSi'xe' July H. i.aosn
rox ST 1890 e. e1ss n is',h st, sosioo
Gustav pstsnar. sxrs; anys, Kuramen
A. v. - ~ q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
UP AND DOWN TOWN TENEMENrs
Plans Filed for Buildings on 2O4th
street and ON Hamilton street,

Lucian Piscitta. architect for the
Orosant Construction Company. OF which
Antonio ID. Sanford is sole owner, has
hled plans for the construction OF three
i've story tenement houses on the sou h
side OF 204th street 100 feet east of
Tenth avenue. Each house will accom-
MEDIATE twenty-slx families and each will
have frontage Of so feet and depth
OF S'11 feet. The total cost has been
estimated at $4,000.
244.5 feet east Of Catharine street n six
story tenement house to accommodate
twenty-three families IL to be erected.
II will have frontage OF 20 feet and n
depth OF 60.5 feet Luigi Torregrossa IL
the owner. Charles Gallo. the architect.
mas estimated the cost a. $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York, rniu ~
snow In north. showers In aouth
portion to-day, Tomorrow fair,
fresh north Winds

fresh north winds.
For New Jersey. partly cloudy ts-s-y.
cooler In west and south PORTIONS fair
to morrow; moderate west to north Winds
For southern New England rain to-day.
with fresh to strong northeast % norm
Winds: probably fair tomorrow and coi-
tlnucd cool
NEW YORK. hpril 9O--rhe depression.
which was over the upper Mlsslssippl Val.
ley on Tuosjlv. moved eastward and VA.
central over western Pennsylvania aud Nv
York yesterday.
An area OF high pressure central oter
south Dakota embraced the Northwest. ;hs
central valleys and southern Stgtcs, bat The
pressure continued low over tho south.
west
Rain fell In almost ar sections edst ~ tho
Mississippi River. cSccnt the south Atlantic
and az a few points In She southern plateau
States
II was warmer IN Texas. New Mexico,
'oorad" ana northwcs'wnrd into Idaho aud
IN the south Atlantic States. but generally
tooicr elsewhere ana especially IN western
New England. northern New York. the
lake regions. ohio Valley and middle Mis-
sisslppi and lower Missouri valleys.
Freezing weather covered Lake superior
and parts OF the northwestern States and
Nevada.
In THIS city the day was mostly. cloudy,
with fog along IN" coast: cooler. wind. iiEh.
southwest. shifting to northeast. average
humidity ~ per cent: barometer corrected
to Rad to sea level Al A. Nj. e9.9a Z r.
NJ $500.
Inc temperate rc In this city Yesterday, as
recorded by the ofNcial thcrmome,e is shown
NNa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
BANCO NACIONAL DRAFT SUIT.
spryer n 60. Act because NcSicRns
stepped Payment.

Speyer e Co. gave out tho following
statement Yesterday
sat was brought to-day by Spcver 4
Co against tho Dauco Narlonal or MeNl'o
TO recover seas. $50 on draft made by tho
Nanco N,cioral on Maitland, Coppell &
co. and RENTED 10 Speyer a Co. for the
purpose OF meeting interest on certain
bonds
since the remittance OF the drnft. no
dnubt owing to the disturbed conditions In
Mexico. the payment uf the drn't was
stopped by Geographic advices from Nhe
Banco Nacional. and Srcycr 4 Co, to pro-
tcct the interests Of the hondholders, have
therefore brought suit AGAINST the drawer
and issued an attachment against It's funds
In the hands Of its New York corre-
spondont"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
COMPENSATION BOARDS HOME.
Lesses Three Floors In Metropolitan
Tower-Business RentaIs.

| space for headquarters for the Work
mems Compensation Commission. Robert
u. Bowling chairman. has been rented
from tho Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company for period OF years beginning
May |. The space. which will be used
| a. the offices OF the commission in this
city. comprises the thirtieth. :hirty.f
and thirty.second floors OF the tower acc
ton OF the Metropolitan Life Building at
Madison avenue and Twenty-third street
George r. Read & Co. have leased in
the Adams Building. 81 Broadway. space
on the twenty-fourth floor TO the Cuban
Telephone Company. space on the same
moor to Ro1as-Niese q Co. the westerly
front OF the twenty second floor to tho
Hallway Improvement Company. and the
westerly half of the twenty-six floor
20 Kenyon 4 Kenyon. The same brokers
have leased about 5000 square feet on
the seventeenth floor Of the Hanover
National Bank Building TO Reed. Gwinn
DeminG and Horace f.. Demlng; also
| 5000 square feet on the eighth Goor of
the building Mt 100 Fulton street for
Clarence W. Bowen TO the American City
Publishing Company.
Cross 4 Brown Company has leased TO
Frank Barber the southerly half OF the
second Moor at 1900 Broadway Offices at
1877 Broadway to the Rhineland Machine
Works Company, offices at the southwest
street to the Spanish-Amerlc Engineer
Ing Company. and offices In the Strand
Theatre building 70 J. n. Munter and r.
ureenbure.
Cross 4 Brown Company have leased
TO tho A. r. Ranney Company. Eastern
! distributors OF Hudson automobiles, the
sixth floor. comprising 81, 900 square feet
IN the building at Broadway and sixty
fourth street; also for De Seldlns Bros
az agents. to Harry Weights ana Franz,
McAllister the store Mt 1859 broadway.
and TO the T. = Light and Heating Com
rany the fourth floor in iG to "a Yves,
Fffty-first street.
Daniel Pirdsall Il Co. Inc. have leased
the hret floor at ISs-las West Twenty
second street to Ko,larsi<y & Son. mart Of
the fourth loft at - and - West Twenty
fourth street to Joseph Jafre: part OF the
second floor at ~ and iIG East Twenty
eighth street to the Norwich Wire Basket
Company; seventh loft az 10 to Il Bleeckar
street to D. Spiton: the store a, 1897
Broadway to the Jacobs Hat Company.
and the seventh loft at IA and l1S West
Fourteenth street to Mon sheirncr A In.
cobs the building ut ~ West Broadway.
| 10 the General Gas Light Company $500
square feet in l0-it Rleecker street. 10
! Zimmerman 4 Saltzman: two lofts nj an
Grand street. TO Alhall Manufs curing
COMPANY and II. X. Lorcntzen ana with
the Cruikshank Company tho first Noor
and basement. IS White street. 10 Alex.
+. Reid 4 Sons.
Eugene j. Busher has leased for the
j, NJ Haffen Brewing Company the
three story brick building ut 2s5s Third
avenue, adjoining tho northeast corner of
14sth street. TO the Hanover Lunch Com
pany for ten years from May at a ne,
| rental OF $4,000
Duross Company have leased the store
at 2+2 West Fourteenth street to John s.
johnson and the second loft to Goldsmith
& Stein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

7Tlf Az. e cor Cathedral Parkway. 7o.llS
100. pr mise tTsSoo.oid. Constr 60 to
tHrs MET &s' sender }ar%ui To- Apr g.
81. c pe' ATTY 7 60 i'e Bway 900
Manhattan Island north OF 1iOth ST.
HAVEN Az. " Az from =. rom ct.
3s.7xe.ix ses-Filrose Con-t Co "a Chas
N Kosentnal. 2h Fort Washington AZ,
Apr -. dne Ap, 20 isi'' Az;
Borough Of The Bronx
FoX ST e.. ;73 l65!h St 5oSlooaMax
BQsToN nh, cor oak 81. 5ossoL.Wm IL
% {: atiy' + Go. Il dham5sr:
sTEsnINs Az, iass. e.. .5;,'iosio.N.tinssSEU
Sacks. TO Carl Ernst, .l2l " ssh st, prior
%%'s ' Ernst fr5 II ,p'i''' e. G,M
HOME ST W s. a. " Prospect av, SIX
80 nIHtI.l. hi prle C s.b e o'. l.. corn
g. atty. J A seiden1ers. y. rsrk
DAILY Az. n. cor iie,h o. Vi iox.siix
s5sS'e li-.John II Peterson to David
naiyi a., it''h - AYR 10 dgs. A.. as
pay * MS, ,s,s;, !, lo.:. .a; 8, i,ss
pAhH H;yo,.oI, 'ii0 r i7S,h 81 lots lots.
bond: atty. NJ seaman, 81 chamber.
CArHARfNE ST. W. 10, 49, and par
eai. map washihetonylllr. T5xioO-- MARY
Heuther to Diedrlch Wischhusen, TtC p
asath st prior mtg ts00. Apr ~. yts
.p c. atty Lawyers T q 4 Co. 100
Lots stt and s1J. map Laconls ParkH
Chas E Watson to Frank c Msyhev. ssso
white Plains av. Jan l. yrs. p C., atty.
u HiekoS' Wall St. -. ....,.... ~ 600
HINT ~ " s:lC.s n sseamore -, ieN
io0-Thos y iIowl~y to Mary n Marck-
wAld. lsa Amity 81 Bklyn; April -. due
MAY !. 1917. per cent; atty Title
Irs Co, i7s BwHy ..........., 81. 500
SAME PROPERTY Same to Chas l. Hal.
sted. ia Prospect pi. Iityn: prior ntke.
$500; April IS. yrH, per cont. sain"
LOrs 80 4 al. Bik H. map pore Lyon
propetty--Rroschart Braun. Inc. to
barbara T. Schaef-r. 1890 2errEs az;
April e. yrs. per cent. atty. FRANK
Cas- 22ij M-s,chcs,sr av. ....... ti,t0o
ls2D ST, q. a?lt . Ctotona hv 50Xl0o-
The is2d a Garden sta 60. Inc. 90 John
II Feldschrr. 500 W 1914 at. April IS due
~ per bond. atty, q I Go. lis
bNeN f9tV'V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
TO ENLARGE $. p. 4. G. BUILDING,

Two stories are to be added to the
present home OF the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children at the
southeast corner of Fourth avenue and
Iwenty-third street. The structure will
ne carried up to n height Of ten stories,
the necessary alterations costing about
$4,000. Plans for the changes are be-
ing prepared by Renwick. Aspinwall &
Iucker. The additions will be utilized
rs a detention dormitory for children
and also for ofices
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
RAILROADS MAY BACKSCRATCH.
Judge Rules It's No Crime Ia Give
I'nsArs To ship Ofncinis.

Mutual hackacratchng" by railroads
In not "A violation of any Federal law
under decision by District Judge Hough
yesterday diminishing test suit or tins
Government against tho Erie Railroad
COMPANY
United states Attorney Marshall brought
tho suit 10 restrain tn" defendant from
issuing passes over its lines to agents and
0iiic ais OF transatlantic steamship COM
pnnes and Ia the American agent Of the
Great Eastern Railway NJ England.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
suDcE WEEKS BUys A FLAT.

Judge Rartow \. Weeks has purchased
through the Douglas Robinson. Charles
=, Brown Company from the Convent
lsrk Construction Company. L. A. Cohen
president. 1o2 and 1ot Convent avenue.
tive story modern nat on plot 7i.6xi00.
located I2g feet south OF 1880 street. Jo-
seph. Mary and Gustave Mcclure recently
bought 100 and los, adjoining the south
west corner Of 1870 street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
To BUiLD RICHMOND HOME.

+ Cornelius q. Koln has sold for A. Lin
colin Eglnton n plot of four lots on Pros
poet avenue. Arrochar near tho Arrochar
+ cation OF the staten Island Rapid Tran
tt. To e. NordenhOlt OF Stapleton. who
tNill improve them with a residence for
Y IS own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
FINE BRONX HOUSE SOLD.

Richard II. Scobe has sold for Mrs.
caroline c. Storey to Or. George II. Nc
1uire for cash 1919 Creston avenue. a
pot '5Nl5o. with a new fourteen room
2ouse, between 190th and 19lst streets.
I~A block has been improved with three
expensive residences during the past two
years. This property Is two blocks from
Fordham road and Jerome avenue new
subway station and was held at $40. 1000.
IL Was q cash sale
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
ARVERNE DANCE HALL.

The Lewis u. May Company has leased
for l.. N. Mosauer the ocean front casino
and dance hall. fronting on the boardwalk
at Remington avenue, Arverne. l.. J., 10
the Harrel Amusement Company. who
viii conduct 1t on the style OF the New
Rivera at Nincty-seventh street and
Broadway. Manhattan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
wEBEns MY AT PAssAIC.

r,ssAic, n. j.. April 20 MaS Weber.
rother OF Joseph Weber. has taken an
'pton on tho Ware and Daley Building
4 Lexington avenue end Madison street
.ow occupied by the Marshall, Mathoson
ompany's department store. The con
ract states that II proposed alterations
no not exceed n certain sum tho two Web
F-s will purchase the property for $780,
pro. Tho option expires Nav ". The
" hers plan to remodel the building, tho
40 noor OF which Will be II theatre
no viii also hc bowling alleys, grill
com and a roof garden
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
m. wYETH BUYS At FIELDsTpN

nr. George A. Wyeth. who resides on
over Lexington avenue. has purchased a
arCe site nj Fieldston, located on the
west side of Goodridge avenue. near
'Fieldston road. DR.. Wycth plans to i'm
prove the property with a large colonial
residence and garage. Plans for the i'm
lprovements are being drawn by Dwight J.
Baum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
MORE STORES IN THE BRoNx.

WILKINS AVENrE.-Susan Lyons has
sold to Louis Kleban 1886 and 1898
Wilkins avenue, two three story three
family houses. on plot 5Oxl22x irregu-
lar. between Freeman and Jennings
streets. The buyer will alter the build
tngs, installing stores.
Union AVENCE.-D. Thomas Costar
has sold Isl Union avenue, "A two family
house, on lot 20xl00. TO buyer who
gave In part payment the plot, l00xi04.
on the west side OF Castle Hin avenue
800 feet north OF Sterling avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
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LOT 800. map OF property at Woodlawn
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