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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-01-02
LARGE CROWD
AT FRANKLIN

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 81
There is a large gathering in Frank
lin today to attend the dinner given
by the commercial club of that place.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-07

IAeint bod FHf Ibrs NsTpm ~ pitI
otiptltn al ftinIA
Mber Id mnb ben Wonn Ipobl ts
mas mtripirbis anedebtn babtn,
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foesn. flu our 3ir.
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NIT offsnsn Qugsn u~nauiborIi9.
llnb nls Id In Re brdHs. faete ft
Itiis, p%iltnlos, ais Of cine anbsrs
Siimm. aus ibr fpraht:
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70 Helm mar feline 2iebt! @.roht
in folder 5tunbe -. tpi. NOR bas
bGbli6 = bns tut 70 peb!"
Sd ftanb auf uno eina. Sitr
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btIfsn. DDS fab tisf.r, ba ionHis
isin QrSt niibsn.
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mann ipitbsr. Gr iagts elm pdnr
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bob q ibm trnit bamit NOR. or
botit piriIid ihon pttssFtn, mas
.t In Der ihamponsn angit Dor Der
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ibu ittb.n.
abst iDi, id fhon ioett, mtins Sers
rem, Oi,fs flint Minutsn ong,Ti6ts
Der rotten Brine tunrsn mtnIhIi4
bod fsbr inisrtFautl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-07

Infer @eiuidt uno uniere Qrpiic
reGt, lteber8eu9t gndl -5dnaubfr
& Soffmann, 408 0C t6. StraBc.
Eelepbon 2ou1los 1920.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-07

30pie ger;adt ans ansgeTdmmten
Sonrrn $3.50; ein Set 2ofen
frei, arap $. SD. Cd. ta04--t305
8. %. 9Ioq, Omaha.
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ga nnI0aiide ganIbsrrIsint6eiInna.

ginen mic groBen Jortldritt IN
tinan3ieIler mo poltsnirtbitaitli'
der @esiehnng 0os ueue 8aufipiiem
and iein mag, bic eiut5eiluna Der
Meierocbanfbe3irfe III iammcrlih
ousoeiaaen. Die Sa%uptpnntte, ourh
ipel6e bic acmmiiiou iid bdtte be-
itimmen laiieu iolGt. ndmlit Die
SdnbeIsberbinomgeu uno gegrer'
sungcn, bic m~irthihoitIiAe entpi.
deIuna eines 9ejirfes, itro pollltnn'
aia mrbeadtet g~eIdiicn poroen,
Ger III 0ie glugeH ipringcnoiic
GaQ betrifft Gmaba mo 9tebrasta
Sober einiihtige gleiih, IS bran6t
fem MISUNDERSTANDING 5u lem,
iDeiB. oaB omaha ben SanOelsmit.
.telpunEt Ser MittelDeititaaten bilOet,
Dab ferncr iein SanoeI Der nntiirli.
! den @~ntuidelmg nnd iid auf Die
seiaentlihen @~eititaaten imo in Ultli'
der Rid)tlmg mad Gbttd8o bin er'
itredt. IA founlt 0ieie bodnneiie,
nOer nielmehr pom politiihen Srrtri.
quenthum beberridte. aommiiiion,
Der Sic @intbeihug Der ge3irte
uno Die @abl Der 2elerpe6antitaOte
iibertraaen mar. uno iteat Omaha
inter bic aontroae einer Reierue.
bonf IN aanias Sin. Die Sahe
lit mic geiogt, 70 mioeriimig, Dab
Der einfnde Mann entriiitet iein
miB.
a6er nidt uaein mar Oies Dem
.San0eI Ge6rasfa's un0 Smaba's Elm
8ouItidIag ms @eiitt, ieIbit ct.
Souis, 91iiiouri's gtetropole, lit nit
0ieier eutifei0ung onrhaus nidt
einueritonoen, ME mir aus einem
geitartifel Der g8eitliden Boit" er.
ieben. @s lit ia befamt unto lo-
Gid, Dap anuias Stir, pte ieor
itrpbiame StaOt, ct. 2ouis Den
aaua absuIaufen ludt. Gaourh.
BAH aanias Gitp Die HeierbebaHt
erbdIt, miro tbr Oieier aampf nm
Den gorrang natiirlih beOelItenO er.
leittert. llnO ans beiagtem artltel
ipritt elm galt3 beritda0lides Dip
iollen, gleih5eitig aber mabnt Der
@eriaiier oeiielben oaB ct. 2ouis
imf 10 energiider tbdttg iein miiiie,
!, ieiue Sanoelsprioritdt 81 beIpabren.
Gflahuma mo Stem Merifo in lei
mem eiaenen SanOel SUI bebaIten unf
fid oieies Geltet uidt BON aanias
GitD itreite MAIDEN 81 laiIen.
Gcn 9orile maB iif aud Gmubo
MAIDEN. Gmaba muB jett aae &c.
aeI ipanner5 oaB es erbaben ii
nbrr ben Gbifauen einer politiiher
@ruppe. @leid.pie ct. Souis ent.
ihIoIien i'll. iih ieitl Sanoelsgebiet
ntht ihnnaLern 81 Iaiien ID nir0 biz
@eidaftsueIt bon Omaha, oeiirn
iinO mir getuiB ibre bepdbrte Ibat.
trait tno gnergie entfaIten. nm I'M
entruegt an Der 6orteutwifeInn0
.1eines bIilbenoen SanOels gu arbei.
ten.
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pIomatsRanttsottH

DER bsritorbsns snsIii9t parro'
msutarist uno pubIi3tf 5;nrp Cos
boudsts btrIu6ts in itinsn junssn
Sobrtn itin Slid in Der diplomats
fhsn aauFbnbn, iebO6 NIT isbr gts
rins,m GrfoIs.. Or fab Iisbtr am
GpisItiIa oils am amtliatn Shrsib,
tito unb ipsssR fetnsr RsIpstttpibrigs
felt stgtn feline 0presIebtsn srbislt sr
f9lisBli9 ben peroientsn 2ouFpaB.
Nus ben aassn istnsr aftadebsrrli1s
seit pubts ,r bel llutsrbultsnoss gu
sr5dbIsn.
Cir SsnrD guIfpsr, untsr BEN ct
in ben itdSissr Snbrsn in aOnitdn'
tinppsI In bi. @sbsimniiIe Der bobsn
pplitit .ingsipsibt ipurbs, mar mil
fsinem Gslbs 10 frsigtbis, bab er aus
finouSttIlsn S6pisrigtsitsn iibsrbaupt
niHt bernustnm, nber Rat ipubt. sr
bod aud tn Sisndd fdpisrigen Cos
gen. aIs CT emit Elm fsisrIides off,
SitIlss WittogsmohI CAB, befanb fi6
in Tsinsr aafIs cine fold. Gbbs, bab
sr isinsn Der @sIessnbsit sntipr.dsns
ben @sin taufsn tonntt, unb Oa e
NIT isinsm arsbit Gubset i6Isdt
bsiteIIt mar. 70 nabm sr 3u gong bill
ligsm srisdH4sn Dsin fine GU
fluht, Dem man cine Mhdung bsiz
g1b. geim Ginfhentsn fagts Der
6nusmsIitsr nit Der oufri9tieftsn
Misne Der Delt: .48sr Gbdtsau 2as
fitte" Obsr .52sr Ga RoIs" uip. I'm
Isinsn Gditsn bos .fiirdtetlihe 0ts
tr6nt", pte gobouhsre fid ausbridt,
mu~nbSsr.Gttr 81 MAIDEN, traHi Cir
8enrp NIT timer Dirt Sobesosrads
tung Elm @Ins nod benz anbsrn, NOS
bel CT i'm StiIlsn als Osgsnsift pill
len einnnbm.
Der gotihofter mar msiftsns
trGntli6, GiamaI Ianbts ibm bas
QuspGrtiss Qmt burd sinsn befons
bsren gcttn aus 2onbon cine S9a4s
tel nit 9eilmitteln, bic nod Der BE-
rennuns ieines bamnIieen attodes
benz ldnOe bic Gleinigtsit bon $1,000
$3.50 toitets. QIB laboubsre emit
sinsn llrlnub in Stnlisn psrbrohts,
tpurbe ibn offiStelI aus aonbOn ges
fhrisbsn, Sbrs WajeftGt babe ssruht,
ibn sum @eIunbtf9aftsIstrstdr BET
Der Rspablit poroma Su erneunen.
Or bate ME aubor bon oisier RE
publit seb0rt, itslIte jsbOd ourd
grlnblins Rn9forfdungeH fsIt, boB
Daromo an Ga plata lag uno tir3s
lid aus Der 2ifts Der ~isIbitdnbisen
@taatsn seitrihen mar. Inter bies
Zen umfGnbtn BELT er fi9 fir bsredz
iist, in Dem i9Onen StaIien 81 blsts
ben unb fem @sboIt beiter3ube5ieben.
Gin Sabr fpGter froste oas ausndrs
tigs amt In riner nidts %fpsnieer als
bofliheu Gprods bel ibm an, fpess
BALI er Iib nod ni6t auf ben ibm
nnsepisienen poiten bsssben babe. ST
srpiDstts, Elm gauges Jabr babe er
fia Dsrpsbsns bemiibt, ftit3uTtellsn,
no bic Mspublit paramn Idgs. Denn
Stint 2orbI9oft ihm jsbOn lire
Gage ssrau aneebsn tonne, piiroe er
TDfDrt ouf Isinsn poitsu ellen.
SIN CONNER 1864 erbisIt er in
9obms@abeu feline Grnennuns gum
stpeiten GefrstGr Bel Der @sInnbts
innFt In 9usnus Hires. or fOIl srs
hilbert bnbsn, bic 8sf0rOerung nsbme
sr b1ntsnb an inter Der Bebingung,
bob ct tis @sfndfts bon 8nbensgos
ben aus trItbiesn tOnnis. Damn
pugbe ibm bsbeutet, bab man lsinsr
Ditnhe nint usitsr bebirft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-07

G6ERdIin. a.: rDil
0omilis Rrumm bat ia fortpdbrsna
prOssIit NIT ihrsn Rahbarn, Die
2snte Iinb tpo9l febr Itreit ii9ttg?"
o.: rRo o., bic idIofsn iOgar nur
ouf Aeil fiffsnl"
3trfreut |. - mas msinta
Gle luobI, 9err prCfsifOr, eisnen iid
Wdnner obsr Damen better gum
EsItpbcnbisnit2"
profeior: gu 9eIsphCniitinusIl
tIsnsn iih nam m,insr Meinung DaJ
msH bsiitr mir WdlIHsr.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-07

Der abaeorOnste Gins lit 6er
0eIo 6es lnges. Gem er miro III
bic @eihldte iibprgrben ais Der Der.
failer Der Mioerruisbia. nit melfer
Der Er1iiOenf eiteu 10 groben Sieg
iiber ieine eigeneu 8arteigenoiien err
iuehteu bot. Observation-Disclosures
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Erhbin6rstrrmin

80. M1r8 bis 5. SnnL.
@eihaftSengIiih, So, @efhdfts.
aritbmetif, SO; S9Ouidrpiben, So;
ooer 5ulommcr, $3.50. aiir5imrift
ruo NtnlGinen i. Shreiben, $3.50;
Idneae aur5idrift, 81; nrhitpttc.
nil@cs 3eiGnen So. So WliteIieS.
daftsaebilbr fir RidtmitgIieOer.
photographic, $500; po~ait6nOigsr
alirius in photographic, $40.
y. vi. Is. ", Gde II. nnS Garnet
Siraie. Sdrribt ober teIe.
pbOHirt 9Dler 1900.
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OOpNNNM
SsIepbon Douglas 494.
Watiurs taeIid 2:l5; AbsnOs S:1b.
RDoerues @aaherile.

WDoernes NaaheriIIf.
3ieie 8ote: Sopbpe Barnard,
Con singer, Sons Hobert & Co.,
qnrie galntont & Sad &eDnen, Glib
nep $. Bbiaips, brant gariib,
Scarf. 5eIig, cine bilolide Runo.
ifou.
Breiie: Watinev (nuseenommen
Somitaas uito Gountnss) @nnerte.
10 Gents; bette size 25e.-abenes
Zoe, 25s Soc uno Toe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-07

Baggage, 5%r0dtsiiter, M6beln uno
ale onDeren artifeI bef0rOert.
gotqniungens gu anen Stlnoen. I'm.
ier 0ienIt Ger bette II. ihneaIte an
n%iebriaIten Roten. 8. W. z. 9. 6it
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
REsELLs AUCTION PURCHASE.

JACKSON AvENUE-M. Morgenthau
jr Company has sold for solomon
Hoffman. 64s-65O Jackson avenue. the
Jeanette, six story apartment house
with stores on plot 50Nl0i. east side
AS feet south OF the junction OF 152d
street and Westchester avenue. The
" Morgenthau. Jr.. Company sold this
property to Mr. Hoffman at auction
under foreclosure on May "a. The pur-
chaser. Herman Menaker. owns the
adjoining corner Of Jackson avenue and
lied street and now controls plot
slSxl0l. The property will be held
As permanent Investment.
ROAD-Frank f.
Wright president Of the Syndicate
Publishing Company. who bought at
the auction sale of the Pearsall prop
erty the plot OF six lots at the north
east corner of Wllliamsbridge road
and I.ydig avenue. has increased his
holdings to thirteen lots by acquir
ing an adjoining lot on the road
aud also the five lot plot abutting at
the northwest corner OF Yates and
Lyd.g avenues. The transaction was
arranged through Joseph =. Days Of
fee. The combined plot comprises the
block front on the north side of Lydig
avenue. between Williamsbridge road
ard Yates avenue. with frontages of
1874, ISIS and l3l feet respectively. Mr..
Wright has commissioned Charles T.
Brge TO prepare plans for two
two story stucco houses and n garage.
WILKINS AVENUE.--John J. Tully has
sold to an out OF town Investor 1860
wilkins avenue, five story flat on
plot 81 6Nl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
CITY LINE SALE TO-DAY.
Property Lying I'm New York and
Yonkers Claims Attention.

The big auction sale that everybody has
been reading about for the last couple of
weeks will be held to-day at the Vesey
street exchange salesroom. beginning at
12 o'clock The property is called by
those selling IL the Broadway City Line
property. because 1t lies partly on Broad
way on the dividing line between New
York city and Yonkers. There are 1877
lots In the tract and according to the
announcement Of Joseph =. Day and \.
Clarence Davies, who are auctioneers and
agents for the property. they will be sold
without protection to the highest bidder.
IL any intending real estate investor
does not know about the property 1t
surely Is his own fault, for those who
are selling 1t have made every effort TO
interest those who are looking for invest
ments. In their campaign they have tried
to show not only the advantages OF own
ing property in well located parts of
New York city, but they have applied
these same advantages to the broadway
City Line property In a most convincing
way.
Most liberal terms have been arranged
for payment on purchases. Only 10 per
cent Of the price and the auctioneers'
fee will be demanded at the time OF sale.
Fifteen per cent. more Is to be asked later
on. while IS per cent. may remain IN
mortgage for five years. Savings bank
books will be accepted for what they chow
as deposit on lots purchased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
TO ENLARGE REFUGE.

BY permission granted yesterday by
supreme Court Justice Greenbaum the
House OF Good Shepherd will execute a
nrst mortgage for 100000 In its property
between Eighty-ninth and Nintieth streets
and Avenue y and the East River. The
mortgage will he taken by the Emigrant
industrial Savings Bank at AZ per cent
The petition OF the sisters conducting the
home stated that the money Is needed
to pay or a floating Indebtedness OF 500
900 and to purchase additional property
ana erect buildings for the purpose OF
carrying on the charitable work of the
organization, which will cost $4,000 The
value OF the remaining real estate owned
by the society il 100000 and the cash
value OF its personal assets is $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
BUYERS At EDGEMERE.

One hundred and eight lots and FIVE
cottages. the property OF the Lancaster
Sea Beach Improvement Company. were
disposed OF at auction in Edgemere Sat
urday afternoon by Bryan L. Kennedy.
A total of s5s,S30 was realized on the
lots and s35,575 on the cottages. The
average figure for the lots was $40. The
highest price paid for any single lot was
$500. three of them going at that price
two on Neptune avenue TO Harry Aery
and one on Glenwood avenue. on the bay
'front.' to n. Nigro. A thirteen room
house on Surf avenue went to l.. Higgins
for $40, 900; an eight room house on Beach
avenue was sold TO W. II. Maroney at
$500: a cottage on Beach avenue TO
Joseph IL. Bemls for 5000 an Ocean
avenue cottage to W. +. Fairbanks
for $4,000. and another cottage on the
same avenue TO w. Ingram for s6275.
Among the lot buyers were Andrew
Mulry. r.. j. Glacken. Anthony Nigro. r
T.. Sheehan, william Il. Maroney. Charles
Dunn. Abraham Robinson. Annie T.. Dom
nellan, L. II. List. s. c. Bergen, Terence
Herman. $. Armstrong and william
Dinenan
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23

Franklin Simon 4 Co. have acquired
by assignment the sixty-three year lease
on AIS Fifth avenue held by NJ. !. Stew
art a. Co. This now gives Franklin
Simon Co. complete control and pos
session OF the southwest corner OF Thirty
eighth street and Fifth avenue for long
term or years. This lease was subject
to a prior lease held by Franklin Simon
& Co for a term of twenty-six years and
the transfer was made without any con-
slderation being paid by Franklin Simon
& Co. other than the assumption OF the
obligations OF the lease The leasing OF
420 Fifth avenue, southwest corner OF
Thirty-eighth street. by the Franklin
Simon firm was reported last month,
Their business establishment will be ex-
tended over the corner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23

seTH st, 10 Est. Luke's Home for Aged
Women aEt Fanny Gruen ct al tforeclos-
ure OF mortgage); attys, Nash a Jones
I'D Az. l9ll--Excelsior Savings Bank OF
the city Of y Y agt Israel jacobson ct al
tamended foreclosure of mortsase); atty
57TTH ST. ST. rs and 2.s E-L,iilan f Bates
cancel two dseds); atty, A II Montesrlffe.
SUFFOLK ST. 2+-Public Bank of Y
City agt Charles Mslawista ct al fore-
closure OF mortEase>; sttys, strooek
lsT Az sw cor ssth at. 25sxso-Emile
Lams agt Dora Sminowitz ct al fore
closure OF MORTGAGE; attys. Mandelbaum
Bros. -
PRESCOTT Az. e cor Notion I'd. 1l4.2xl2s. 6
\ irreg-Trustees of the pyckman Library
agt Geo Il Hayes ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); atty. Balm.
18th ST, n r. $50 II W OF 3D. av, 2bNl00. IL
citizens Savings Bank agt Milton G Hen
ley ct al foreclosure of mortgaEe); attys
PRISON q Beall.
MERCER ST, 235-N Savings Bank agt
Clarence II Busch ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage); attys. Weber Weber,
Bronx.
sTEBBINS Az, 1853 OF Freeman 81.
53xllO--Thomas Hooker ast Robert Garce-
wich ct al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE
atty. Hooker.
LOT .ason mag %es,dn soRsr Psp sW"sh,ns,on
av, 25s OF Butler pl. 2bxios.7i !3)
lot 81, map OF Cebrie Park. gath ward
Anna McGivney agt Anna McGivney ct
al tpartition); atty, J l. Lyttle.
CLINTON PL, 3l-Albert Schs~fer agt
Felix Krupp ct al foreclosure OF mort
gage); atty. A Jesephssen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
SPACE FOR BUSINESS FIRMS.
city Buildings, Lofts and stores
Finding Tenants.

Joseph Berger has leased for Mrs Rose
Reilly to the $. s. Company the six story
building at 1853 and 1855 West Fifty fourth
street, near Seventh avenue. The struc-
ture will he remodelled into garage. The
lease is for term of ten years at an ag-
gregate gross rental of $4,000
Shaw a Co. have leased tine four upper
floors OF 2i5 West i20th street 10 Kathleen
Bristol; the upper part OF 276 Lenox ave
nut to the Central Republican Club and
the basement store at rs West l24th street
to Louis Seidler.
Harry Levy has leased the store at 207
East Forty-first street TO Fred Vangurp.
Robert r. Rainey has rented the fourth
loft at sc West Forty-sixth street to NJ
Hribar.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co have leased
the parlor floor store at ZIG Madison ave.
nue. to Sharnom & Shayman, tailors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
BROOKLYN INVESTORS BUSY.

The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold for l. NJ Beach to an investor the
Alexandria, i five story apartment house
.. az and i79 Third street. near Sew
tnth avenue.
Henry Pierson & Co have sold the
three story and basement stone dwelling
Al 1916 Prospect place for c. A. Edwards
10 a client for Investment.
The Samuel Galitzka Company has sold
Tor the John +. Sullivan Company to
Frederick Rschoff the four story brick
apartment house with stores at 14ll
Fifth avenue, on plot S0xl0O.
James NJ. iIawley has sold for Charles
Hess 81 Ralph street, property being
sven In exchange at 352 Ralph street !;
for Jacob Horner 1863 Onderdonk avenue
70 client for Investment; for client
u Cooper street TO Henry Schaf for oc-
'upancy for John Grimm TO Kate Cog
I'LL 2O9 Ralph street and for Jacob Her
teh 4Sf KniCkerbocker avenue TO II.
Levy
The Alex G. Calder Building Company
has sold the two story dwelling az 325
Ocean Parkway to A. Hess, who will make
his permanent home.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
Incoming Vessels-By wireless.

SIS Ioannina. TO miles east of Sandy Hook at
IS caserta, TOO miles east of Sandy Hook a,
SIS AqgItanIa. 1878 miles east of Sandy Hook
s. Presden, Lincoln TsS miles cast of Sandy
ss Saratoga, Havana, ssi miles south Of
Sandy Hook at j.. NJ.
So Camsguay. Tampico. 2ls miles north oil
s. Fl Cid. Galveston, 2ss miles southwest of
Diamond shoals at noon.
SIS Antila Tampico. 70 miles west OF Havana
SIS Concho, Galveston. 30 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at p. NJ.
S. Lenape, Jacksonville, l2s miles south OF
Sandy Hook at p NJ,
So Creole, New Orleans, 81 mile. south Of
s. John D. Archbold New Orleans, 1876 miles
east OF Sand Key at noon
SIS Frieda, Sabine. II miles north OF Jupiter
SIS Bayamon. San Juan. 100 miles south OF
Sandy Hook al noon.
So City of savannah, Savannah l$0 miles
south of Sandy Hook at noon,
SIS Olinda Nipe bay. Nt miles south OF
Diamond shoals at noon.
So Comal. Mobile. $50 miles south OF SANDY
Hook at noon,
S. Prinz sigismund. Kingston, 3T4 miles south
of Sandy Hook at noon
SIS Florida Port Arthur, 80 miles northwest
of Tor1ugas at i. NJ
5, Sas !, a. h TamDco' ST miles north Of
s. Tensdores Port Limon. 200 miles south
OF Sandy Hook at noon.
So FL Rio, Galveston, li3 miles west OF
Tortugas at noon,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
BUYERS FOR AUCTION PROPERTY
johnson Estate Lots In nay Ridge
Sold for sI88.s25.

A total OF s16s.s?5 was realized at the
auction OF the holdings OF the estate OF
the late Tom L. johnson In the Fort Ham,
ilton section OF Brooklyn conducted on
Saturday by Joseph L. Day on the prem
ises. The offering involved los lots and
an average lot figure OF sl.544 was OBJ
talned. Lots fronting on the Shore road
ranged In price from $4,000 up to $4,000
n lot. The average for lots on Third
avenue ran from 1925 to $3.50. The
minimum received was $500 for Ninety
sixth street lot About 500 persons at
tended the auction. Albert Jaret, builder.
was the principal buyer. He purchased
seventeen lots, among them corners, for
a total OF S35.925. Other prominent buy
ers were Theodore Schneider. J. i. Frost.
J. p. Miller. James T, O'Neill, i c. Short
meyer. c. u. Mawer and Lee Mergentine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23

l,,..tg east Of Central Park val
~ - sI.o.ooo Was bought yesterday
b, client Of william b. May & Co
-,e house is the four story and base
rsot dwelling at . East Sixty-fifth street,
,hleh has been the property Of Fanny
,syy since 1879. 1t is on a lot 35 feet
vide and 1908 feet deep. The building
+. 10 be extensively altered and then oc-
.unIed by the new owner as "A town house.
The nainc OF the buyer the brokers re-
used Yesterday to announce on the
,or,h corner Of Fifth avenue and Sixty
a,,b street Il the residence OF Mrs. John
I,cob Aston The intervening properties
stable and two dwellings. are also
orned by the Aston family. Opposite
va the residences OF James J. Hin and
N, son.n-law Michael Gavin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
L. l. CITY CARPET PLANT.

N l. Hess have leased for Mrs
Annie Annabie the bloclSfront on Webster
avenue, 20i feet and running 1875 feet
back on both Seventh and Eighth ave-
nues, Long Island City. TO the kazan
Carpet Company, Inc. The plot will tie
improved with modern two story build
ing, built to fulfil the requirements of the
hazan Carpet Company. and win contain
aoout 10000 square feet and be used for
ne manufacture and renovating OF rugs.
me lease * for a long term OF years at
an aggregate rental OF 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

The Clark Estates have leased the
dwelling at l2s West Seventy-third street
to George II. Kent.
Slawson & Hobbs have leased for W. II.
Peters the four and one-nalf story Ameri-
can basement dwelling Mt 262 West Nine
ty-fourth street TO B. J, Malloy for a term
OF years.
Pease & Gilman have leased the three
story and basement house at 232 East
Seventy second street to Archibald Mich
OILS.
Shaw & Co. have leased the following
dwellings; 223 West l3lst street. for
Electa A. Holmes, to Randolph Smiley
25 West 18Th street, for Sarah NJ. Chap
man, TO Morris Besser. and 1899 Madison
avenue. for the Schultz Realty Company,
to Willis T. Mead.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

chartered at Albany yesterday:
G. d. Jordan n Co. Manhattan; capital
$50 900: directors, Clifton b. Jordan. Dana
Il. Jordan and Charles Chambers, BROOKLYN
y. Y,
old Dominion Realty Corporation, Man
Cailen, Richard b, Allen and q. w. Fowler
New York city.
Hobart Realty Company, Manhattan; cap
itaI. $4,000; directors. Jonah J, Goldstein
David Goldstein and Edward Herbert. New
York city
5000: directors, Earl H. Keller. Leon Lau'
terstein and a. Murry Rosenthai. New Yorh
city.
Nlncty-second Street Realty Company
Manhattan; capital. $4,000: directors, Aley
ander Loewy, Nathan Loewy and David "
Shapiro New York city.
FoAesa Realty Company Manhattan; cap
ital. $1,000; directors Samuel Abelor, Davic
Abelo6 and Rsbeccs Y. Aeeion. New Yori
city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-23

WASHINGTON. June ee.-rhe destroyer
Csssin has arrived at Boston. destroyer
smith at New York yard submarine F-3
at Mare Island. tender Cheyenne and sub
marines II /. h. and H-a at San Fran
cisco; tug ontario and cruiser Tacoma at
Vera Cruz tug Yankton at Tuxpan, battle
ships Idaho Illinois aud Missouri at Gibrai-
tar, destroyer Hull at San Bias, destroyers
Hopkins, stewart and Truxtun at La Par.
DESTROYER Paul Jones at Los Barros,
The gunbost Petrol has sailed from Key
West for Portsmouth. N. ii. despatch boat
DOLPHIN from Vera Cruz for Washing ton.
battIeship Michigan from Vera cruz for
Philadelphia, cruiser Denver from Mezatlan
FOR ,;uaymas, collier Nero from La Pa2 for
Los Bsrros gunboat Yorktown from San
Diego for San Francisco. tug Sonoma from
Vera Cruz for Puerto Mexico, tug Patapsco
from Vera Cruz for Galveston via Tampico.
battieship New Hampshire from Vera Cruz
for Norfolk. and battleship Nebraska from
vera Crus for boston.