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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-28

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SoIsbrpaup I Sorman, y. =.

Torius 9uuoenau. aGsfereI
@reen6uib. m,iun.. 6te slpril 1914.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
YOUTH LED TO TOMBS
CALLS TANGO HIS RUIN
Admits Theft of Rings to Make
a Dazzling Showing at
a Bronx Ball.

Asserting that his downfall was due
to dancing, young Joseph Stack Of 1861
lntervale avenue is In the Tombs in de-
fault OF $4,000 bail. having been com
mitted by Judge Swami in General Ses-
Sons for stealing about $4,000 worth Of
jewelry In tho Maiden lane section
stack was arr, sted In Toronto when he
called for his mail at the King George
Hotel. lie was held until New York de-
tectives arrived with extradtion papers
Until April Stack was employed as a
messenger by ]. Ollendorf a Co. jewellers
OF 10 Maiden lane. Ii was his duty to
bring jewelry from other firms to the COM
pany for which he worked 1t is alleged
that he obtained an order pad and from
time to time filled out orders for jewelry
to which he signed the FIRMS name.
MY trouble Is all due to my love for
dancing" Stack said In telling OF his
plight. II was invited to attend bali
IN In The Bronx and was ntered In "A
tango contest. I had swell girl to ac-
company me and ! thought a show OF
jewelry would help some. At the ball
met friend who was mean. He told me
he knew had stolen the fine finger rings
wore and added that he would tell my
boss II | did not make him a present OF
watch. lie gave me the description of
the watch he wanted and the next day
got 1t for him. Then II looked too easy.
just kept 1t up until ! found that de
tectives had been put on my trail and then
beat IT,"
stack who II IL years old. had
been all over tho country, from Mexico 10
Canada, and had made a good living az a
dancer. lie had used hfty-one different
names and said he had had fine time
while he was on the road
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORK.-THE NEW YORK TRUST COM
PANi ana anothei Plaintiffs, against CAR
MELA PALERMO and Others, Defendants.
In pursuance Of = Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
9Th day OF July. 1914, /. the undersigneH
me Referee IN said Judgment named viii
salesroom. Nos. li-i6 Vesey Street. ia he
borough % Manhattan, cry OF New York.
on the 18th day OF August, 1874 ~ :
clock noon on that day, by Henry Brady.
Auctioneer, the premises directed By said
Judgment to bo sold and therein described
"a follows;
ALL that certain lot piece or parcel Of
land with the buildings thereon erected.
situated lying and being In the Borough
and described az follows:
BEGlNNlNG at a point on the southerly
side Of 1l5th Street distant one hundred
aud seventy ave N75l feet Westerly from
the Southwesterly corner Of First Avenue
and 10Th street; thence running Southerly
parallel with First Avenue and part Of the
way through party wall one hundred tO0b
feet eleven tib inches 20 the centre line Of
the block. thence Westerly along said centre
line OF the block ana parallel with one
Hundred ana Fifteenth street twenty ve
$50 feet thence NOTthcrly parallel with
First Avenue and part u the way through
party wall one hundred GOOl feet eleven
lD inches to- the soltherly side ~ ii5th
Strcct. and thence Easteriv along said
Southerly side Of libth Street twenty five
go feet to the point or place ~ beginning
Dated New York. July ~ 1919
MIDDLETON :. BORLAND Attorney for
rlainttns. &c cedar street borough OF
Manhattan New York CITY
The following is a diagram Of the prop.
East ll5th street.
18th street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24

S. Baltic. 756 miles east OF sandy Hook at 8 IS
A NJ yesterday.
S. Kocnlg Wilhelm H.. 1903 miles east OF Sandy
Hook al II T. NJ.
IS La sayole ITO miles east of Sandy Hook
al 2;45 y. NJ.
SIS Kiowa, 40 miles east OF Sandy Hook at
7 80 Il NJ.
S. HI Vale, Galveston, 2O' miles south of
Sandy Hook at noon.
IS Perfection, Port Arthur, l7s miles south Of
Sandy Hook AT noon.
S Comus. New orleans. la5 mile. northwest
Of 1ortugas AT noon
IS Comet, Port Arthur. 80 miles west OF
TOrtugds Al A. NJ
50 Radiant, Port Arthur, TOSSED SABINE bar
at 3 4 NJ
5. Mnnocket, Stockton. % miles east OF
Sandy Hook at +.
S. san Jacinlo, Galveston. $50 miles ~cs, OF
ToHugas AT l.
50 Comauche Jacksonville gl7 miles south Of
Sandy Hook al j. VI
S. City of Columbus savannah, miles south
OF Martins Industry at i N.
S. Alamo, Galveston, 2l3 miles south of
Sandy Hook at = NJ.
So I'll orlente, Galveston, l2s miles west of
Tortugas at noon
IS City OF Montgomery. savannah, miles
south of Winter Quarter az noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
TO SELL HAvEMEYER HOUSE.
Court Decision Removes Restriction
Affecting Murray nm Property.

The old Havemeyer residence at the
southwest corner OF Madison avenue and
Thlrty-eighth street may be bought with
out the restrictions that cover property
In the Murray Hin district The decision
OF the Court OF Appeals recently that the
site OF the Old South Reformed Church,
opposite the Hsvemeyer house, might be
improved has given the Havemeyers the
opportunity to sell the property
II has been leased several times since
the family abandoned 1t as their city
home, but no one could be found to buy
the property Tor residential purposes.
Ihose who are buying private houses seek
locations not so hard pressed by trade.
The opinion is expressed that the Court
or Appeals decision will be upheld. The
mouse was built for Theodore Havemeyer,
mead OF the Havemeyer family, years ago.
Next to the J. J.. Morgan property II liz
the largest In the Murray Hill residents al
zone. II fronts ~ feet along Madison
avenue and IL IS feet on the street The
mouse Is four stories high. OF red brick,
separated from the street line of the
property by lawn and shrubbery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England, partly cloudy and somewhat
warmer to-dayi probably preceded nv
showers; probably fair tomorrow, moderate
west winds.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyl.
vania local thunder showers to-day: prob-
ably fair Tomorrow. moderate variable
winds
For northern New England partly cloudy
Today and tomorrow, moderate variable
winds, mostly west.
For western New York. generally fair to-
day and tomorrow; moderate varia bic
winds.
NEW YORK. July 2l-The pressure was
high over most Of the country YESTERDAY
with the principal centre over the south
Atlantic states and Tennessee and OHIO
valleys
moderate depression existed In the ex.
IRENE southwest and the pressure was com
pHrstively low along the northern border
OF the country
Warmer weather prevailed generally east
OF the Rocky Mountains hut temperatures
we're stlll below tho seasonal avensEe In
the Rocky Mountain states and the North
west
Generally fair weather prevailed In most
sections. excepting showers and thunder
storms In the lake regions, New York and
New England
In this city the DAY was fair and warmer:
followed by "a violent thunderstorm and
heavy rain In the afternoon: wind generally
light southwest. high westerly during the
storm. average humidity. 50 Per cent
barometer. corrected to read 20 sea level.
AZ A. NJ. 3o.ii; r. NJ. zoos
The temperature In this city yesterday as
recorded by the or'clal thermometer. Is shown
In w.A N.lN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNT,

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
ABRAHAM DAVIS and LOUIS DAVIS
Plaintiffs against GERTRUDE r SMITH
WEISS REALITIES. ROSE BROWN. QUEEN
NAB COMPANY and CLARA l.. KELLOGG
Defendants.
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day Of july, 1914, I. the undersigned
the Referee In said Judgment named, viii
saiesfoom $50 Nos ii-is 'vesey Stree. in re
borough Of Manhattan, city OF New York
on the 18th day OF August. 1914 at Y
o'clock noon on that day, 10y Joseph ?.
Day. Auction.er. the premises directed by
sCrihed follows
ALL those certain lots, pieces or parcels
OF land. together with the buildings thereon
borough OF Manhattan. city OF New YORK.
known Nos. 6O5-6O7 West 1lbth Street.
and bounded and described as follows;
side Of West il5th street distant one hun
dred and twenty five feet west OF Broadway.
and running thence northerly parallel with
Broadway one hundred feet eleven inches
westerly along said centre line Of the block
nifty feet thence southerly parallel with
said Broadway one hundred feet eleven
inches to the. northerly side Of West ll5th
hfty feet 90 the point or place OF beginning
Dated. New York July l7th. 1914
HARRY y FRENCH. Referee
JULIUS n, ZIEsER Attorney for Plain
elsa Park Row Borough OF Manhattan,
New York city.
The following j. diagram Of the prop
erty to he sold is street numbers are 6Oj
Manhattan, City, County ana state OF New
YORK;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
SAYS EVIL EYE MADE HIN THIEF.
shipping Clerk Blnmcs Man for
stealing Dresses,

Harry Sherllp, rs. who was a shipping
clerk for the n. Wadler Company, manu-
facturer Of ladies' dresses at los Madison
avenue, was arralgned yesterday In the
Yorkvlle police court on a charge OF
stealing ten dresses.
81 was forced 10 steal the clothes hut
didn't want to do IT," he said
what forced you?" Magistrate Freschl
asked
THE man boarded with on Attorney
street He has an eye that went right
through me when he looked at me hard
and told me TO do a thing. He would
say, bring home a dress from where you
work and | would do It. I never got
anything out OF IT,"
week ago he rid himself ~ this mans
influence by moving to IS West li6th
street.
Magistrate Freschi held the boy in $500
bail and instructed the detectives to look
for the man with the EVIL eye"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24

II. Rulkley y Horton Company ana
Noah clark. Inc. hav, exchanged the four
sary apartment house AZ 1881 beuiorn
sy.1ue for the three story Hat at 90
G.t., avenue and the two story frame
detached residence on Dry Harbor road
Glendale l.. |.
MARKS Brothers and VI. ] Cooendo have
,od ,he Two i've story apartments at the
,or,aw,.. corner Of Hughes str'--t and
Lee avenue ON plot 125Nl25. for Isaac
Hft 10 p n McElroy
F-arn 4 S,ayer has sold the one family
r1.s. AZ lts Fifty-ffth street for John
WonIrjrn 20 American Machine ana
Foundry Company.
TIE uoNlmg-MIler Company has sold
houses a, Io.S seventy street for
Mrs V Gibson and 4i2 Seventy-hfth
street for n. Geruldson.
Fran, Jewell has sold for Mrs Helen
DO Gr'o' DAVIS Of Bogota. y. j.. the two
story dwelling on lot 20Nl0O, at ~ FOR
tell avenue to client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24


SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or NEW
YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK -Mlddlctown
Sa wings Bank. paintin, against New York Real
Estate Security Company. ct al. de PENDANTS.
sale. hearing date the eighth day Of July. 1914
and duly entered In the once OF tue 'lerk ~ the
County Of New York ON tho tenth dhy OF July.
1914 l. the under ~ gnrd the referee IN said JUDI
FAChange Saesrnom, Nos 1919 Nesey street. In
the borough Of Manhattan Of the CITY OF New
York, on tine fourth day OF August, 1914 al "
o clock noon on that day. by Henry Brady, auc-
tionecr, the premises directed by said lud gment
To be sold. and therein described AS follows;
Au that certain plot. piece or parcel Of land.
erected situate, lying and being In the Borough
Of Manhattan Of the city Of New York, In the
County and state Of New YORK bounded and
described as follows. he Nunng al the corner
Tor med by the Intersection Of the westerly side
Of Aud ubon Avenue and the northcfly side OF
one hundred and SeVenty-seVtnth street. as now
laid out. thence running westerly along said
seventh Street one hundred feet thence nor thcrY
parallel with Audubon Avenue ninety-four feet
eleven inches. thence castcry parallel with said
seventh Street one hundred feet 10 the westerly
Side Of Aud ubOn Avenue. ana thence southcry
along the westerly side 81 Audubon Avenue
nine q four feet eleven inches IN the point or
Mace of be- ginning. Together with all gas and
electric nAtures. ranges, heaters, boilers, ele-
vhturs, rcfrigeTAt tors bhthtubs. pumps and ma
OF connected with said building and premises
and whether or not the same or any OF them are
securely attached 10 the freehold or Otherwise,
the same ha wing been declared In the mort ga sc
hereby force losed TO be real estate and covered
- JAMFSA. LYNCH. Referee.
FOSTER 4 THOMSON, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
ili broadway Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
The following is dia gram OF the property 10
be sold Its street lumber is $40 Aud ubon Avenu e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following concerns were incorporated
yesterday at Albany:
Garden Court Realty Company Manhat-
tan, capital $4,000. directors Jacob Isen,
AfNorne. l.. l.
WYATT Realty Corporation. Manhattan;
capita. 5000; directors. Edward ~ Hnl,
N"N YORK city, II. +. Thompson, Manhas-
sgii l. J. and Louis Ferguson. New York
leslie & Tracy Manhattan; capital. 81.
GOO. directors. Henry NJ Carpenter VILLA m
= Mcp"rmott and Frederick s Tracy New
York city.
Benedict Avenue Realty Company. Man
nhiidn. capital $1,000. directors. Salvatore
l'none Peter J. CiCatel. Long Island. y.
" AMI l. \ Bauome Brooklyn
bcnuett Avenue Realty Company Man
naLtin, capital. 81, 600. directors Patrick n.
MtHuiN, Frank J. McNulty, Great Neck.
l. L. ana \. !. Dctahuut. New York city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
JAILED UNDER ANTI.DRUG LAW.
One Man Gets = Months and Two y
Months on the Island.

The Justices Of Special Sessions yes
terday sentenced Robert Young. 3 years
old, an actor OF $50 West Thirty-ninth
street. To three months in the penltentiary
for having opium.
a penalty of six months each for having
the drug was imposed on Joseph Donnelly
% years old. driver OF i31 West Thirty
fourth street and Frank Benzoa, %
years old. newsdcaler of 3i5 East
Twcnty-fourth street.
Following a drug raid last Tuesday
night on a Nat at II West Ninety eighth
stro.t Magistrate Murphy yesterday in
the West Side police court held Mary
French, % years old. Mary Morris. 81 :;
Mary Frank. So, and Frank Seymour in
81 900 bail each for examination to-mor-
row. Seymour, the police say, signs bogus
drug prescriptions "Dr. Reed"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders atty
wADsWoRTH AN. ne cor lsist st. 100.
constr 60 ~ Henry Morgenthau co; atty.
W NJ Mechsler 30 + go ST.: $4,000
vISE ST new '2' Boston SsSfr rSna
\ & Charlotte A Becker ano to T q q
,olruuo 81 ~ n n" s avs Bway. 81 srIcCii'
Mar 81. l9l3-The Palermo CONSTR 90 to
Chss Y Palermo, II Northern av; attys,
ieso s c"gnol} 80 Tas; ,S -,
'i stsx9S' Fen IT, l9l3-Eiiza j Virgins 10
Jas 4 Trowhridge., Noroton, Conn ,a,tyoss;
BtEECKER ST go. :, so n Jones Jones, st. 25r
kowitz & Schsap, 70 Nassau St: 5000
BROADWAY. 1921, :" ~ 10 Ss'h ct.
W1gelG. to Jas Trowbridesl Noroton'
conn atty 7 q 4 T 60. 176 Bway. 81, 900
SAME PROPERTY, June p. l903-same to
BRTSoS%%DwAy. " cor s7th St 75G,isi s.
sisN,5. Stay 2i-Same to same. 5000
2lth ward, July 20. i9l2-wm II Com,
mons to Augustus Van Cortlsndt Jr. and
ano. cNrs, atty, l. T l co. $50 Bway ans
,aTHS sT T'"g7 81 +. n s. 40 Madison av
Corpn 70 county Holding co; attys Mer,
ri a H2goTs 100 bTSsy ,oo,nos $1,000
May -. lslt-Lorenzo 4 Lucia cianone
10 Jos Llbonau, 376 vest Bway; attys
& T. j German 81 tha mDers ~, .S1,OoO
AIrDUBON Az e. cor ls6th st, l07iX95s
lO7 aNga. May Is. lgl0-Elen Y scott to
l. r & T COZ attys. simpson Werner q
wriIIiAM' 81 $50. cor cedar ST. runs
. l-44 rs " asj n 2Os 4 W
as to . s n = W Sal to beg, Apr II.
la0s number SIS william street, Inc, TO
Casualty co Of America; atty, 7 q Co,
SANE PROPERTY DATE-Same 70
B6jssTF6S Nv. Sc :, i,s Pero, st. stss
~ Gx257N791l Feb IS. lgl3--,Ios a Jennie
T. polsenski 10 Teachers Cooperative Bldg
a Loan Assn 10 u 60th ST. atty, Fred
q Leubuscher 95s Bway..,......,s5,400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24

WASHINGTON, July 20 Supply snip
Celtic has arrived at New YORK yard nes-
patch boat Dolphin at Norfolk batueship
Rhode Island al New Haven, cruiser MI
Waukee at Bremerton. submarine F-3 at
San Francisco. gunboats Wilmington and
cailao At Hongkoug, cruiser Chicago and
destroyers Rodgers and Mhcdonough al Boo
ton; tug Hanktou and cruiser Tacoma al
Vera Cruz. cruiser Salem at TuNpam, sun
boat Helena al lchang
Cruiser Sacramento has sailed from Guam
tanamo for Port au Prince, cruiser call
fornia from Ia Pa2 for Mazatan, gunbott
Annapolis from Guaymas for Ia IHI. ten
der Tonopah and submarines Del. DE-, D-3.
- and E-2 from Washington Tor NeW
York destroyer Goldshorough from Mare
Island for Tacoma. destroyer Dupont from
FaU river for New B'df"r1. cruiser DEG
Moines from ProETss0 for Vera cruz ana
collier orion from Newpor, News for vera
Crus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-24
sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

POWERS JESSE Win pursuance of an
order of the Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow.
Ter, Surrogate of the County OF New York
notice Is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims against Jesse W. Powers late OF the
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York
deceased, TO present the same with vouchers
thereof, to the undersigned al their place
OF trsnsscting business. at the once OF
Blandy. Mooney 4 ,shipman, at. 81 wal
street Borough Of Manhattan. New York.
Dated New York the 26th day Of May, 1914
MARY +. LOWERS MARY BALL.
MOOSEY & sHIPMAN, 81 wall street. New
York, Attorneys for Mary r. Powers and
Mary ! Bal. two Of the Executors
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The approximate amount OF the len or
charge, 20 satisfy which the above described
property is TO be sold, Is Thirteen thousand
I'VE hundred forty-nve and es-i00 Dollars
tyt5.54h 29l with interest thereon from the
Ord day Of July. 1914. together with costs
and allowance amounting TO Three hundred
ninety and 0i.l00 Dollars $3.50. o.. with
interest from July 90 1914. together Win
the expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes assessments and water
rates. or other liens. which are TO be
allowed 20 the purchaser out o. the pur-
chase money, paid by the Referee, II
t30e 20 and interest
said premises viii be sold subject 10 any
state OF facts which an accurate survey
would show and to the rights. II any, OF the
tenants Of said premises
Dated New York July %. 1914
EDWARD A. McSHANE, Referee
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ONE HALF MILLION DOLLAR
ARIZONA STOCK RANCH
Stocked With High Grade Here
ford Cattle and Thoroughbred
Horses and Mules

The famous Cross Bar Live Stock Out
ut. located at base of White Mountains.
consisting OF 1900 acre Alfalfa Ranch,
with richest and most extensive grazing
range in Northern Arizona, and stocked
with high grade Hereford Cattle and
thoroughbred Horses and Mules. Out
side Range controlled by highly i'm
proved watering ranches, and will sup
port ten to fifteen thousand head.
Climate, Scenery, Fishing, Hunting.
Water unsurpassed. Price 100000.
For further particulars address Gross
Bar Ranch, Golfer, Apache County, Ariz.