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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-18

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MR.. and MRS MoRGaS a. ZONES
D. New York are frakF 4 return
visit to the island IS passengers in
he WilhcImina.
A. ASHER. a San francisco blsi-
ness man. Will remain III Honolulu for
a short time following his arrival in.
the Wilhelmina this Eornlns.
DONALD S. CULVER. president of
lie First National Bank of St Paul,
is a Honolulu visitor as an arrival III
the Matson liner WiihelriEa.
MRS. E. H. DODGE of Oakland was
numbered among the passengers toI
arrive in the Wilhelmina this morn
arrivals in the steamer Wilhelmina.
G. H. STITT, manager of the Hong.
kong and Shanghai banking corpora
ton at Hongkong. is q. through pass
,enser in the Pacific Mail liner Mon,
CELIA.
REV. G. w. Hill. and MRS, HILL,
who have been identified with mis-
5idn work at Kobe. Japan. left the
Mongolia to remain here for some
weeks.
-
s u. SUZUKI, a japanese business
man from the coast, is in charge of
IS countrymen who passed through the
;jts yesterday on a return from a tour
II Japan. i
A. G. BARTLETT. a retired Chica.I
go merchant accompanied BY idfs.
Bartlett and maid. was among the
arrivals this morning in the steamer
Wilhelmina.
SENATOR CHARLES A. pICE is !,
reported to be confineds to- his home |
on Kauai as the reggie of painful /
though not seridass ipjufie4 received In
a fall from cane car last week. He
received bruises on his body and legs
3 i Z 4 L - = J y 4
H. ARMS, president of the Palace
Horsecar Company, which figures
in transportation circles
on the mainland. with Mrs, Arms were
arrivals in the Matson Navigationl
steamer Wilhelmina and will take up
their residence here for some weeks.
DR. ]. NJ. GIILESPIE who formerly
served as quarantine ;o1ficer at Homo
lulu, was a through passenger in the
Mongolia from fIongkong. Or. Gil
lespie has been serving as officer in
charge at the China coast city, but
will take up similar duties at San
Francisco
RUDOLPH WEYERHAUSER,
member of the family identified with
vast lumber interests in, the Missis-il
sippi valley, which controls a large
number of mills at st Paul and Still
water, Mimi, with Mrs, Weyerhauser
are visitprsat HonoIpl9 They were
among score of tourists
who arrived in the steamer Wilhelmi-
IA from San Francisco.
DR.. JAMES MONROE TAYLOR.
formerly president of Vassar College, Il
will be an arrival in Honolulu at an
early date to visit his son, Lieut..
Richard R. Taylor, u S. A., 18th In
fantry, who Is stationed at Schofeli II
Barracks DR.. Taylor was president L
of Vassar for q years, having resign
ed Feb. IL. 1913. 1t is expected he
will enter into the diplomatic service
w. w. THAYER. attorney general. l.
Land Commissioner Joshua D.. Tucker
end Territorial Auditor J. HI. Fisher
returned yesterday from the Big
Island. Thayer and Tucker have been
the two irrigation bitches
Of the Hawaiian Irrigation Company
at Puukapu with view to arriving
at an equitable settlement of the COM
pany's water rights there. The audi
tor wentto Hilo Saturday with certi-
fled copies of vouchers for money ;
paid the Hawaii investigation COM
These were handed the
county probe committee which is now
the work of the orig I
nal probe body. ~. II
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-18

RUDOLPH WEYERHAUSER, a
member of the family identified with
vast lumber interests in the Missis-
sippi valley, which controls a large
number of mills at ST Paul and Still
water. Mimi, with Mrs, Weyerhauser
are yisitprseat Honolulu. They were
numbered among a score of tourists
who arrived in the steamer Wilhelmi-
ma from San Francisco. +
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-18
LEIs AND REMNANTS.

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01

WAN name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Fast side,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
SEAMANSHIP BILL BURIED.
senate Sends Measure 10 CommIt-
tee to lie PiaeonhoIcd.

WAsHiNGroN. Aug. 31.-when the
La Toilette ssamauship bill was referred
to the Senate Committee ON Commerce
to-day as II came back TO that body
from the House. where II passed last
week. the general belief was that the
measure got its death blow 80 far as
the present session is concerned. The
bill as the House passed IL was pop
ular neither with the original proponents
or H. representatives Of the seamen's
union. nor with the shipping interests
When the bill was meSsagcd over from
the House to-day Senator Clark. chair
man of the Committee on Commerce.
moved that the bill be referred 10 his
committee. The action was not uncx-
pected. for many Senators as well as
Representatives have come to the con.
clusion that the bill Is fraught with
grave consequences because Of the severe
restrictions 1t put upon American ship
ping and that II would operate to nullify
the shrip registry bill and the other
measures for the Improvement OF domes-
tic shipping. besides involving this Gov
eminent In foreign complications
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
SUES DIRECTOR FOR 1000, 900.
Receiver for Cement Company Says
T.. {. WiIiets Was Negligent.

SUIT 10 recover $1,000 damages
rom Edwin 80 Willets, a director Of the
S'iu,-'rd Portland Cement Company. on
me ground that he neglected his duties
Ill permitted tho company to be wrecked
."'nv 'Hrolg the acts OF George \. Bea-
''' founder a.d president OF the com
phnN was HleI in the supreme Court
yesterday ia" plaintiff is William +.
N,eh' receiver ~ the cement company.
VINO suing for the benefit OF the
s.'".''rs. BE was secretary TO OK
senate. Joseph Foraker OF Ohio before
q" ''H" go New York a few years ago.
TO- complaint filed yesterday states
,"'' .h" S'aboard Portland Cement Com
rl. 'Is organized In 1907 with $1,000
.'' 'tH'tl stock The plaintiff was APP
Tea receiver I'm q suit brought In 1910
h'atun a. tho owner OF $4,000 of the
company S $4,000 900 bond issue, In which
-"' company admitted that il was in
s5N'0' and joined in the application for
'". ''.utm'ut OF the receiver.
1H' N'HlntW states that Nj. Willets
"'s'''i'd 20 perform his duties as a d.
.'''or and permitted the company to be-
.''' 'hsolNeu' and indebted 30 creditors
'ldh F-,opO,OOO above It's assets,
Us. "'Nrr Allen alleges that tho officers
''' company made loans To irrespOusi
persons ana corporations I'm which
''"NN directors were Interested which
''''d In large losses TO the company
'Sp alleged that these officers made
'1'S' lroht through the sale OF the com
p"hN stocks and bonds and through tn,
's'"&iNon of subsidiary companies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01

with name and address OF lenders attor-
ney.1
10Th ST, lGs W. mtg on lease. &C. Aug 2s
19l3-Samucl Schwartz, Inc, 70 Ida
schwartz atty Abraham ! Danish, 500
l24TH' ST. 1918 W. =, 100 Lenox av,
60NiOOll, oct 80. l9OO--The Harlem
Young Womcn's Christian Assn to the
Bowery savings Bank; attys Murray.
Prentice & Rowland, 81 Wall st. $50 900
81 Az, 32l7, mtg ON lease, oct Q, l9l3-John
MasSer TO Cunningham Dstilling co
tprior mtg $4,000; atty, Maurice W Mon
l9lsT ST S, 100 l2th av, 5Oxs9ll. oct
T. lyOI-John and Joseph ,'onron to
John j and Rose A white. exrs. atty,
Charles r Kelley 2O3 Bway ...,....ss 900
3iTH ST, los.llo W, ,, SEA 7th av.
~ 3N9s.9, Aug ~, 1909 STANLEY Realty
90 10 I Realty n improvement 90; atty.
u O. Bahbagc. III BWay 32g3,OOO
COLUMBIA ST $, $50 II Delaney st. COX
100, oct 10. l9o6,--Sarah and Fannie I'orst
and ano 70 Jonas We'll attys. Well NJ
Beekman st....... ...,,...,,.....s 900
COLUMBIA ST W y, l75 n Delaney 81, 2sx
100 sept -, lgO6-Wilhelm Steycr to
samc, attys, same. ..,...., 81, 500
?3p ST 2l9.22l Il. II 2, eGst ad av, as OK
9SS FEB ~, l9oi.louis 4 Regina Bor-
g,nicht - al &" VIM oppenhelm, atty,
bSrH ST, Ia r. n =, s65 park av COX
1907, Dec 10, 1910 Emilia Faunon ct al.
indy eSrs. to the Emigrant industrial
Saw BANK, sttys. 4 oGormnn, 81
CHATHAM ST, " :, ai9 Mott ~, runs n
i3A9N n aV ise.GN + " 90 10 10
tsg' NOV IS, lSsi-Amy II n David NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
Cotton states Weather.

For North Carolina. fair to-day. to-
morrow showers gentle TO moderate south
winds
For South Carolina, partly cloudy day;
TO morrow showers; gentle south winds
For Georgia and Alabama. cloudy to. day.
tomorrow thunder showers. gentle shifting
winds
For Virginia. fair and warm to-day. to
morrow showers. cooler ny night; gentle
to moderate south winds
For Mississippi generally fair to-day.
o-morrow thunder showers. cooler In north
portion gentle 10 moderate south winds.
For louisiana fair TO-DAY. except thunder
showers IN southeast portion, tomorrow
thunder showers. cooler In northwest por-
uun; gentle to moderate south winds
For eastern Texas, fair to-day. tomorrow
:hir I'm south, showers and cooler In north
portion: moderate south winds
For western Texas. fair to-day, tomorrow
fair except showers and cooler in the Pam
handle.
For Arkansas fair to-day. tomorrow un-
settled, probably showers and cooler.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01

BUILDERS GET FLAT SITE

Yesterdays business IN real estate was
AS dull as business generally Is o. =
Monday In summer. There was ilsue
trading OF Importance reported. rrosably
the most interesting deal of the day
having been the sale OF Bronx plot for
Improvement with n fiat. While other
building operations are at standstil
Bronx Hat building seems to go on even
IL II is at reduced pace Plans also were
filed yesterday In that borough for an
apartment house to be erected on Nalen-
tine avenue at "A cost Of $4,000. In the
leasing branch an interesting transaction
was closed yesterday when papers were
signed for the rental OF about 10000
square feet OF space In tho Revilon Build
ing on Thirty-fourth street to a raincoat
manufacturer. a British concern.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

supreme Court-Appellste Divislon-Re.
Supreme Court--Spccial Term.-Part II
BEFORE BEFORE Donnelly J. Li,igated motions
GO; g. People vs. kcitel. :. Gallagher
W GSSlasaeT = . peSse Elliman Is Term
Trsnsst, 3, Aiagna vs. Bklyn Show case:
10 Baird ~ Yellow Tsxicab, II, Grosshsrd
MeKsHns' Is, FarkSs '. Roman Baths Baths c %?
pienza vs. Hobson; IS. Equit l. Assur socty
VS. smith. 10, kindelon vs. Hearst, 20, Stone
II s1ss e. T''' Rs'G "a
Levy, q. WHITING '. Penn Fire ins: :5,
s. GO rs Philipp; 81, ~ 'kerson y sheehy;
Armstrong. So Matter Of Kesner store Emp
Hsq - K4P H4n v. Barber 81 S'y sGnds
vs. Ginsburg 90 LYMAN VS. Hyman; ~ q,
vs. Burns; s. sStsy vs. Nh fTt
Chat VS. Gordon: IS, Nestor W. Giants &
Reynold. 81 BsnHett vs. M sgs ~; buliws
coast. %. b Anci + saIi,a: 81, bansnar y
Matter OF Carnegie IT,; 81 Knobloch ".
burrows: 30. Pace vs. Pace; SO, Matter OF
e Williams W. Williams, 3d. Bechtold vs.
S.Ip, SO, Matter OF Hearn: 81, Amer Saw
Bk W Randrup. 81, McFadyesn VS. fsavey .
s.. Bssiiea cslandra Go vs. Rspaccinolo.,
supreme Court--Special Term.--Part II -.
Before Guy. J. Court opens AT lo'So ~ NJ
~ snprrosst"'s Court-Chambers Before Go
halsn s Court opens at 1880 A. NJ. Ml!is
Tor probate--Francis McCarren; Jonas PM !
IT, wn, n hudson Howard Alderman.
JtwnIe Hahn, Philip starr. Joshua llndo'
Nunic carr, chas Loughey Theo laoA'
E'cTi,y G.onr,--spccial Tcrm.--Par,. Re
fore Green j. Court opens at 10 A. NJ
MT pspt II-Refore Green. J. Court opens
A. 10 A. NJ. FIX parte matters
KINGS COUNTY.
suprom. Court-Appeilate pivision-see
onl judicial Department, E Tsrm R.c.,
3n iprsms 0cSoourtHTriai Term Adjourned
mill arst Monday In October. 1914
supreme Court--special Term'-Psrt III
| Tr Einnntv NCour,-Civn calendar-Part "
( Trial term adjourned until October NO
lions rcturnable and orders signed In far
" County nt cour,-Part I--Before Roy
Court opens at 10 a VI Crim,me, eaIsnnnfLi
Armc,o' AZ. 4. lev: charles Harris. rob. &
icy., receiving; Thomas noneEan' burg g
icy reeelyinE Tnomas W MaoaGlp' a p,r, rI III
pnso-c Titrnqn. j. Harry Bach racciv
lr,: Edwrrd Palmer. pons burg tools. Ha1r,
" IS burg, Harry weiss, ppng, ICY , Io
~, c,nIusEy burg y lcyf receiving; Abra
MN Knfrs' C. d, W. assist Prlsccll Della
''S sarr %' Court calcndar-.Bs,to-e Kst
cham, ! conr, opers Of 10 a NJ IN tn
nan o, Records scGGra a SSsr,,,n VIE y. ,r,,
'GcrlInss- Administration OF william II
RoiCr Accounuugs, Gcorgc Hudson, loni
wcsch. John Northropo, Soils nelson Mar
SCymorC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
SITE roH BRONX APARTMENT.

ANDREWS AVENUE-McLcruon Bros
have sold for Mrs. Elizabeth Doyle Of
Floral Park. l.. /. her former resi-
dence at the northeast corner OF An
drews avenue and 1891 street. There
il a two and a half story frame dwell
ing on the site. the property fronting
80 feet on Andrews avenue and 100 feet
on 1891 street. II had been owned for
twenty-five years by Mrs. Doyle. Tn"
new owner Is n builder who will I'M
prove the property with a ive story
apartment house of modern type II
will be from plans by Andrew j.
Thomas.
BELMONT AVENUE-The Benenson
Realty Company sold 10 Mr.. Cacuto
2340 Belmont avenue. four story Nat
on plot 47x7Tx irregular. at the south
east corner OF Crescent avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
Movements Of Naval Vessels,

WARRINGTON, Aug 3i--The golfers
Saturn md Iris left La Paz for san Diego
supply ship Glacier AT Mazatlan. Patapsco
at Vera Cruz, transport Hancock at Santo
Domingo city, destroyer Dupont left New
York yard for Fall River. cruiser Tacoma
left Crstobal for Rluehelds. tug Rocket
from Norfolk 10 Washington, n G; des-
troyers Perry and Stewart arrived at Mare
cruiser New Orleans from 3aliua Cruz for
cruise.
port. cruiser Maryland from MsnZanilo for
La Pas. Wet Virginia from Honolulu for
west crast OF Mexico, destroyer Patterson
from Boston for Eastport, Me, Uncas from
PROVIDENCE for Norfolk transport Panther
and destroyers Hopkins aud Lawrence from
Newport for New York yard
Yacht Mayhower from Washington FOR
Norfolk yard, destroyer Justin from San
Diego for NsEatlan, collier Arethust ar
rived Port Arthur Ten tug piscntlqua and
collier Atar~nda left Shanghai Tor Annoy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
BOND MEN MEET TOMORROW.
expected 10 Discuss AdvisabiIity of
Rcsuminp Dealings,

D., =" committee OF bond mon appointed
.'S'1rf tho situation In the bond
1" VIII meet tomorrow at the office
%, H',FI'' Forbes a co. II IL reported
LAY 'h"y viii discuss the ACCESSIBILITY
.'S.m,hs dealings in bonds on a linn
LAW, p'SIs II is known that many
'n7l houses think that thoy ought 10 he
"'0"HI to resume business. some of
aLstr houses conicnd, however, that
sud '>a.siu Closed as lcng as the
S'oe- p;Ecna'aU. Goes
IN" 'onui'to" Of bond men, which
s.W,rly consisted Of representatives OF
,7 nrms, has been Increased to seven
- mo addition OF william A. Read &
'H'l ReE1ek, Hodges g. Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
BUYER FOR WEST SIDE HOUSE.

WEST 6STH STREET--H. Augusta Mills,
wife of william Mem Mills. has sold
the fou story and basement dwelling
At 80 West Slxty-eighth street. between
Central Park West and Columbus ave
nue.. The house occupies lot
1Sxi0O.5. The buyer Is a client Of
Thomas l.. Reynolds J. Romaine Brown
4 Co. were the brokers.
EAST NTH STREET--Harold H. Witte-
mann has sold 500 East li7th street. a
six story fiat on lot 30xl00.ti. adjoin-
ing the northeast corner Of Pleasant
ANcnue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
LEASE LARGE Bath ST. SPACE.

Frederick Fox 4 Co. have leased the
nfth and sixth lofts. containing nearly
20 900 square feet OF space. in Revillon
Freres Building. 8 West Thrty-fourh
street, running through 10 80 and 80 West
Thirty-Hfth street, The lessees are J.
Nandelberg & Co, Inc. of London
and Manchester, raincoat manufacturers.
whose New York offices are at present
located in Twentieth street near Fifth
avenue The lease Is for long term OF
years.
shaw & co. have leased to Hyman
Hordis the parlor store in 3l1 LenoN
avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
THE COPPER MARKET.
Indications That Brass Mnnufsc-
turers Have FILLED wants.

II was dull day for the copper pro-
ducers yesterday. The small business
that had been coming to hand during the
past few weeks seemed to have disap-
p,ared for the most part, indicating that
the brass manufacturers, the principal
buyers, had filed their wants for the
time being.
Stock of copper in England during the
first two weeks In August decreased 20i
tons according to sdvices received yester-
day by THE Sun from London. French
statistics were not available. although the
amount OF copper In French warehouses
on the first OF the month was reported
at the time. Rotterdam. Hamburg and
Bremen stocks were also lacking In
fact they have not been forthcoming
s.ncs July =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
Incoming Ves-eIs-By wireless.

S. Alamo, Galveston, go miles west of Sand
Key Al noon
IS lroquols. Galveston 9S miles south OF
Scotland hight Al y VI
- III Orientc Galveston l97 miles west OF
T0rtugas Al noon.
IS Nueces, Mobile, IA miles south of Scot
land light at Z = NJ
IS John u. Archbold. New Orleans 29i miles
north of Jupiter AZ noon
So III Sglo. New Orleans l65 miles southwest
of Diamond Shoals AZ p VI
IS III Da New Orleans, 10 miles south OF
Jupiter at T.. VI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
500, 900 BRONX APARTMENTS.

Plans were filed yesterday for two five
story apartment houses to be erected on
the east side of Valentine avenue, 100
feet north OF ls7th street. by the Hoffman
Building Company, George Hoffman presl-
dent Each structure will measure SOIL
81. The cost In estimated at $4,000 by
the architect, Harry @. Howell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

Samuel II. Martin has leased for Boil
ton Hall the three story and basement
dwelling. 100 West Sixty-third street. 10
Joseph Chaser.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for James
X. Atkins the dwelling at 50 East sixty
fourth street 10 Herbert l.. Pick
Jones Sullivan has leased for william.
K. Farrer the three story dwelling at ii2
West Twenty-fourth street to Katherine
NJ Griffin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations we're
chartered al Albany Yesterday:
Roger Morris Realities, The Bronx; cap
ital, $1,000: directors, Albert !, SchwarAler.
otto 4. Schwarzler and \ +. Schwarzler,
The Rronx; New York city.
%amur Reslty, BROOKLYN, capital, SIS
900; directors, Abr ). keison, Noah Sei-
man and Sol. Fenherg, Brooklyn, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
NEW BROADWAY REsTAuRANT.

The two buildings at lIis and 1920
Broadway. near Thirty-ninth street, Ave
and three story structures, are to be
connected into one. according TO plans
filed with the Manhattan Bureau of Build
ings yesterday. They Will be used for
restaurant purposes. Emery Roth, the
architect. has estimated the cost at 5000
Adolph Sober is the owner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Kenneth Ives & Co. W R9ssGn n.yer TX. AZ

Kellosg to Martha McClenahan, 222 9Th
aN. Bklyn and ano, cxrs. atty, Thos
Hooper, 500 Bway. ........'.. IS, goo
AMSTERDAM Az, $40. =. 1921 n slst 81.
sb.bNlUO. May Is. lgli--Ethel II Under
wood to No-h River Saw Bank. 81 " sam
81 atty. G. Co, l76 Bway....,.. $40, 600
WEST ST. g cor Cedar II. runs SO. *
u AK " SO to West Il 81 : to beg,
Nov IS, l906-Clifton Marshall TO Ger
mania Life lns Co. attys. Dulon r. ~
Park Row..,.......,. ...,...... 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
BROKERAGE NOTES.

] Herbert Morgenstern, formerly Of
the J. G. Einstein Company, has opened an
office at 80 West Twenty-nnth street for
the transaction OF IL general real estate
brokerage business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
R~eeiverv Appointed.

By Justice peirny-Frsness RlumeAthal
IS. Abraham NJ. sator 2, a, Gaynor ny
von Lange. Harry n, French; Excelsior saw.
Rank va Ray Lefkowitz Perciyal wids
Emily NJ Wheeler vs.. John A, Anger James
n. Landy. BY Justice Donnely Ed q. MUIR
shy vs. John J. l;eeEan. WilIIm Gotham.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01

81 Al. Jan 2. 1914. .............s3OO
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mungo agt
NiG9is Tedeshl 81 al Feb :, 1914 $50
same Feb II, l9lt,......,.,.,..,., go
SAME PROPERTY-Globe sash Door co
SAME pR9PERTY-James Hogan agt same,
Feb 20. lSlt,..... ..........,......S 35
SAME OPERTH-BenJamln Goldsteir
Rgt same, July 10, l9li.,.,.,.,..,....,Si0 5000
SAME PROPERrY-Beny kibrick agt
Charles a corby, March 90. l9lt,.....f.S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01

BY Justice Guy--Dillon vs. Hicks, John T
HettrIch: Friedman W. Goldman, Robert r.
Gerhrach'. Jr ny Justice Delany-Matter
~ Cridley, clifford G. Roberts ny Justice
Donne,ly-Matter OF Schwed, Thomas Koogh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01


Dr. Knipe physician and trainer health
farm. Sparkiil NY, City Gym, 50 Franklin 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01

simon Donovan is the purchaser Of 35s
and $50 West Eleventh street, reported
cold recently by the ST Johns Park
Realty Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-01
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

ST NICHOLAS Az. n e cor l52d st. store a
hase-West i52d - Copst CO TO Frank
Layietes, s55 fremont az: yrs from oct
lyli atty, Abe Beck, 26l Bway. 81. 200
18TH ST. ", all-Elias Ksntrowich To
Frederick Ahrweiler. Az Il iSsth st;
yrs from sept /, 1914; atty e Ahrw.eiier;
LEMON Az. 433-i35. alI-I.ouis Block TO
Fr.dsrickA AhrSeiler Az L l39th st;
yrs from Sept I, 1914; atty, Z Ahrweiler,
30 Nassau st..,.... ..,...,.... 1850
3D Av. 1890. store 4 c-Philo Realty 4
Constr co to Edw Hirschhorn. 1925 Lex
av. from sept 30. 1914. ......t,4i0
:D Az, 23is. all-Rachel stonehill to Louis
T. Altman, 32e 18Th st; s-l2 yrs from
sept !. 1914 atty. NJ Weintrsub ll6 Nae,
HoTsToS ST. slo Il, ali.Leopold Adler
It al to Anna Pressner, 3l0 r Houston ~,
3-l2 yrs from July !. 1914, atty, Max
Levy, 60 "a aN......... ,,.-. ..'-, SS,uou
10TH ST, I6i f. all--Morris + Zipser ct al
to Max Hammer. 2OS h i05th st; yrs
from sept !, 1914; atty. Leo Schafran. 81
Chambers st..,,.,.,.....,. ',',.. .s-'lSt
Bronx.
WASHINGTON Az, 1921 north store
Clement II smith. 1921 Washington av
a ano. . yrs from Oct /, 1914; atty. y
n Eckiey. Rector ST ......,......,,si 200
18TH ST. $50 r.. west store-Nisgara Life
Ins co 10 Joseph spinnelll. eco ls7th
IT. . yrs from Sept /, 1914. atty, John
rennetto, SIS Crescent av ....,. $3.50
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

CONVENT Az. :. 1895 n a ~ 1891 IT.
l3B5xi00x irreg-Frederick V CHASER agt
l. \ Cohen, owner and contractor, 3la0
10th ST 607 W-Henry Bosch n Co agt
Weber Turck Bldg Co. owner and con.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To
day and Tomorrow.

settled in west portion today showers At
night and Tomorrow; cooler Tomorrow
moderate winds. mostly south.
For New England. fair to-day; tomorrow
showers moderate southwest and south
winds
For New Jersey, fair and warm to-day,
showers to morrow. cooler by night, gentle
to moderate south riri-
NEW YORK, Sept. The pressure was ''v
yesterday over all the eastern half Of the orr"
try except the upper Mississippi Valley and
upper lake regions, but low over most Of
the West with principal centre OF depression
over adjacent parts of Minnesota and North
Dakota
There was no general rainfall. but .------
occurred in scattered sections throughe-. -.--
country
II was generally warmer in the Eastern anu
southern states and cooler In the Northwest
with temperatures close TO the freezing point
~ western Canada
In this city tho day fair and warmer:
wind. lisht southerly. acreage humidity. :: per
cent. barometer, corrected to read to sea level.
at A. NJ. 9992; + NJ. e9n
The temperature In this city yesterday. a.
recorded by the ornca thermometer. Is shown
In anupxeI
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BROoKLYN FLATS TRADED.

Nicholas Leopard has sold for J. Cohn
to Frank Harth 253 and 255 Essex street
two brick fats. the buyer giving in eN-
change his country place at Fair View,
Conn; also three lots at Morris Park, L. I.