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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20
Nv CECILIA REYNOLDS ROBERTSON.

20 9:As s. :5s Voice. ' s:, ':f' wis, WISH IS;
I'D and come. | am tired of being
stared at, and my best gown is really
getting shabby with so much handling
/ want to get settled in my beautiful
home, with my rich little mistress.
Nv trunk is rather heavy, but the maid
can carry it around, and If it is too
heavy for her the footman will wait
ON us. Santa Claus had better hurry
I'D and send me off, for | am threat
ened with one Of my nervous head
aches"
p. ."Do you have nervous headaches 2
asked a rag doll wearing a gray dress
and fiat, painted face.
"Dear me! Yes. And so would you
if you had as many social obligations
asI. They are so fashionable" sighed
the lady doll. "Have you never had
headache"
Gracious, MOI" said the rag doll. Il
shall very likely be sent to a fat baby
who will carry me by the heels and
drag me over the floor, to say nothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-20

visit many Japanese children, there
is no country in the world where
there are so many toy shops or so
many fairs for the sale of things
which delight the children. Not only
are the streets of every city supplied
with shops filled as full as a Christ
mas stocking with gaudy toys, but
even in the smallest and poorest
towns and villages at least one or
more children's bazaars will be
found.
On the third day OF the third
month is held a Hina Matsuri. This
is the day especially devoted to girls,
and TO them it takes the place OF
Santa's visit to American children.
1t is the great day OF the year for
little Miss Cherry Blossom and Miss
Chrysanthemum, and they eagerly
look forward to it for many months
beforehand. just as our boys and
girls do to Christmas. 1t is called the
Feast OF the Dolls.
Japanese boys also have Christ
mas Day all their own. 1t is eele-
brated on the fifth day Of the fifth
month and is called the Feast OF
Flags" When the Feast of Flags
comes around a set OF toys rs
bought for every son born in the
family. Hence in the old Japanese
families the display on the fifth day
of the fifth month is quite as won
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

(with name and address of lenders at
torneyD
Esq NAY sso cor s s1n Esther
Lindo to Henriette Hutton; attys cd I'd
.s p" sT 40 s, MA av iSsxss M IeS
go, 1ss6-same to same, mtg included IN
SAME SfEF" TWso PARCELS tabove de.cfised,.
May 81 lS96--Same to Rosalie NJ Dow
ager Lady Steele. widow Sir Thomas NJ
steele IL Eaton So, London Eng au Edc
ls.rH ST, 8, 100 Wills av, 2bsiOo. OCT
Alice + washbarn as comm: atty. VIM II
LOT 80. map iS55, Bruce brown Lana a'S Co,
Real Estate Co; atty. T q Co. i;s
ICED sr. s. sssiio W Elton av. 7ssxioo,
Oct so. lsgi--Lawrence v and Ada NJ
Conover to Park Mort Co; attys, sey- 81 z
AMsTERpAM Az, es. sos . Gist ST. 2Sx75,
Aug .. isoi.wm and Eiiz stewart to
ass4ss hsa si'a, sss v w.:s nm s
tr fH's AZ. 7as. a5xicc. Apr is. iscSw
uARElsoS ST. Is Is. IS IS, ,.s,i from s'S cor
IL s sas h,i.n ~ t. hif o ss
Jennie c Halliday sni Edn; address az
Lorr .. map iiiso Hunter estate. APT e.
hSon Nos. On" CO. :, sih $3.50
PIKE ST, n. = a.? . East nway, a.xsb.
Jan 6, lso+--Jos II and Tillis Mann TO
Chas Les. exr; atty, VIM orr 81
pRosPEcT Nv, " 5. IS iiith i iDsoSS
st, ?sxs5. Noy ~. is0s--Ids l. Karlebseh
70 Lawyers Mort Co; atty, L T Co. 100
s.TH sr. $50 W. -. 's61ioo.6. july a. iSSs
simon y sshuits to Nassau Trust GO;
ztnETTE xy, SIS l7s E Map.. av, 'assioS,
Feb ~, 1slo.-Peter and Annie Kiefer 10
Philippina Bsrthels; atty. Albert W
pA yssl" %v % wa sos i.,a q; run: 80, SO
xs1o 20 SO to = stake r . IL to q stake
XIV 1tl.t to o ev n ~ to beg, Dec ~.
1901 Herbert Mack to Moses and JOS
Monday; atty. Philip Muntsr. Is w s4th
PARK Nv. 9 = iii.i :. 'isid 81, sixiSiSSSS
s4xl4is. Dec IL. isio-ssms to same;
.7 saRI ST. 10y 200 9Th :v. s;1sis' jssS
g.. isos-Julia Brand to Ralph Raphael:
ui nsars' Xv s,. ~ sn ,is,a al hSo
boxioo. May Z. lsos--Bsnj NJ GoidbsrgeI
to Emanuel Wenger; owner, = Howby,
BEGINS at " cor land formerly Of IAN. Ann
Havilsnd. adj land Of Ovsring. runs q
along same 1919 to n . Eastern fsouie-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
Nf(HANl, - LIENS.
Manhattan.


PAkk Az, s+V.-Luken IRON steel 20 agt
Fullerton Weaver Reaity CO. owner
Radiey Steel Construction Co. s fisi C.
10TH Az, .; .e6 Of leth 1T, sssNloO--
church Gates & Go. Inc. agt Michael
Mcclure, owner: Long & Hagen, contrac-
e7TH ST. 1862 W--Braunfcls. Browning 81
Co agt Princeton Construction Go. owner:
Rsdley s,ee! Construction Co, contrac-
tor .............., ..............,s 6i. -
IoTH Av 100 and ION + Westergrcn
Inc, ag. Michael Mcclure, owner. Long
hagen c2ntractos 49,
Gotta 60 agi same. .............S3S5
SAME PROPERTY-Alhert Plechner's sons
Inc, agt same. .......... s7is.so
VEhMrhaEA r ,Gr S'@d a as, Il Wa IgOa
+ johnston, owner, BENJAMIN Wisdcro-
witz lessee; Picken Contracting GO. con-
TaS'SI IA 90 ~ ,ontr,r,
inr 90 Inc az, estnte o. John j Astor
owner; Long & Hagen. contractor si4s5i
10TH Mb ncg r Mo,u; nsSstn o, 9I Rotae
anora owners. LSnS a Hagen. contrac-
uo'"' '""'' s ~ u.s. IA
11TH ST. tls TO tis W-Manhattan sand
Go as' John ! Hii'en' s ins' hTnrK hs'.x
80 1890. in,S 4 Uag.p cnn,ra w
80 o"" s sssI 20
10TH ST 700 wmberlnm!n sily. . n,,., ant
S Wn,n.o.o, A'' fsI a.
10TH Az 100 and iog-Hudson Coating co
~, Mrmn nsrac,nrs '""''' LONG ~
~, nH ~ nTSS o., ~
s,,v.rman a., Soiomon pakas "wnsr,
Louis siiSse, ro,n'rastop 81 .
% AT vast side Cons, Co own.r! RadisS
steeI cons, Co Contractor ~ '.siis
9TH ST To- ana 10, whc,l'"m Operating
Low Steel Cons. 90. contractor ''. 500
bbTH ST, l24 and 1926 W-pelham Opera in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
UPTOWN APARTMENTS
LEAD IN TRADING
One on Fort Washington Ave.
sold 10 Investor-1t5th st.
House About to Be.
;TH ST. GARAGE SOLD
Rio Loft Planned for 18th st.
Plot--Sales and Leases
in All Sections.

rn, apartment house sections OF the
.,rsr West Side, which have been the
..src Of most of the big trading In the
,,.. few weeks, furnished the leading
,eals IN yesterdays meagrc market. A
.sv APARTMENT house on Fort Washing
., avenue was sold and structure on
vest ii5th street. still in the hands Of
,,s builder is said to have been acquired
No an Investor Tho Fort Washington
,yenue apartment Is u six story apart
mont. built last summer by the Fried
ran.Feinberg Construction Company, at
Tho southeast corner of Fort Washington
,yenus ard 161st street, on plot 1922
a., ou the avenue and 10s.10 feet on the
,,reet II has been held by the builders
q, $4,000. Joseph Shenk Is the buyer.
Tic owns other uptown apartments. which
ne has acquired ~ investments. The
Mons, IS one OF row OF seven erected
iat year on Fort Washington avenue
between ls0th and 163d streets by the
Friedman Fe!nberg company and other
builders, who bought the sites from Har-
ris and Maurice Mandelbaum. who &C
oured them from the Loyal l.. Smith es-
tate
The six story apartment house at 900
"a 500 West ll5th street. one of the larg-
-, apartment houses In the Morningside
Park section, is under negotiations for
sale to Margaret L. Hoyi, who secured
Wadlcgh Court. at the northwest corner
Of seventh avenue and 114th street, about
sN months ago from the builders of the
18th street property. which is at about
the contract state. The house was erected
by the ll4th Street and Seventh Avenue
Company, OF which Max Weinstein il the
president. The 1l5th street house meas
ures 90 feet on the street and is 100il
Rect deep The apartment was erected
las, year from plans by Gronenberg &
Leuchtag The site was bought by weln-
stems company in 19i: from Som Bros.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
MY BROOKLYN FOUNDRY.

l.>tey Bros. ornamental bronze. brass
AID iron workers, whose plant was wiped
oIt in the $4,000 fire that completely
destroyed the Whale Creek Iron Works
On Moultrie street. Greenpoint, last Tues
day. have bought the John Perkl plant on
Union avenue. Williamsburg. The foun-
dry is 75xl0O and is situated on plot
'rortiug 200 feet on Union avenue and
running back 100 feet on both Frost and
Withers streets. separate building,
'ol,y feet square. used for offices, Is stu
,,ed at the corner of Union avenue and
Withers street
William G.. Morrisey. Jr.. with Charles
smith, has sold for the Bedford Associ-
4tes. Samuel II. Coombs president. the
block bounded by Tenth avenue. Fort
Hamilton avenue, Fifty-first and Fifty
second streets, in the Borough Park dis
,rict. TO j. :. Gold Of the Gold Tay-
or Cut Stone Company. The block will
he improved with dwellings.
James Grogan has sold to a client CT
Meyer Levenson $40 Bedford avenue. a
'hree story building on lot ?oxsO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
PLAN BROOKLYN APARTMENTS.

Two modern apartments. to cost $4,000.
are to be erected on the southwest corner
OF Union street and Troy avenue by the
q. n w. Building Company. The corner
building will cost $4,000 and cover
site 90 by S5.6 feet, while the building
adjacent to It on Union street will cover
n site so by S2.6 feet. Both will be four
stories high of brick construction and
Will accommodate sixteen families each
W. T. Mccarthy Is the architect.
Five two story one family brick dwell
ings and three two story two family brick
dwellings estimated to cost $4,000 are to
be erected by the william M. Calder Com
pany at the northwest corner Of Sherman
street and Terrace place The one family
dwellings will be located on Sherman
street. each on n lot II by 100. and will
cost 100000. The two family houses are
to occupy the corner lot and two adjacent
ones. IL and 90 by 100 each. and will cost
$4,000. The same company will erect n
four story apartment. with accommoda-
lions for twenty families. at the southwest
corner of Terrace and Windsor places.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

PINE ST. :. 1910 Nassau 81. DIX
722x irreg-Empirc City Iron Works AK,
mechanics lien; attys Lewkowita- schsap
18TH ST. 3. 235 Park aN. ls 'xioo.ll.
John NJ Bowers as, Philip Simon e, 81
l2sTH sT. n 8. 1855 TN av, Is sxgsil--
Chas a Sherman agt julie DE Ryther
ct al foreclosure OF mtg); attys. Bowers
ii5rH ST. 10 and Z? E--Louis stenzlcr as,
Elias schlomowitz ct al faction to declare
LEM; atty. L Diamond a.
LOT 90. block i2os, sec 1-payid Baum asi
Norman l. Hobart o. al foreclosure OF
tax lien); at,ys. Aronson 4 salant.
LOT ST. block $50. sec s--Davld Baum agi
tax Hem; attys. Aronson 4 Saiant.
LEMON Az, g, 15.s iisth 81, isxs5--
Mary W scheper agt Emily Nc
Lean 81 al foreclosure of mtg. attys
Wing q Russell.
TTH ST. cor Az ~ 2O5xlOs, lot iAs
map OF unionport-1ilizabeth X Doolins
agt Colorado Realty Go ct al foreclosure
HANCOCK sT. W.. 1888 n OF columbus
av. 1S.exlo0-Charies Spieller agt Fanny
Richter foreclosure of mortgage; ATTY
BOSTON POST ROAD. 5ox2t7. also i7sth
-. =. 1874 II " Boston Post RI
iex;ox irres also listh ri nes. $50 4
also l7sth ST. =, 100 ~ W Of Bostor
Post I'd. a,xtsx irreg-Alfred Loweth ar'
George johnson. Jr, ct al foreclosure
CHARLOTTE ST i;9i-Edw II Bailey az
FleischInsnn Realty Co ct al tsmendec
foreclosure Of mtg; attys. Rocker. Bale,
lssTH ST. = =. s8.5 n of Fox st. sOxsr.l,
irreg-John Collins. as guardian. agt JONI
McChowan ct al foreclosure ~ morteage)
atty. \ II Bunn"il.
PART or Lot 100, villag" of Mprrishnls-
Bo'klcdge Construction Co agt criitender
Deem 81 Al partition suit atty Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
UPTOWN PARCELS REsOLD.

VEST 9TH STREET.-THE Franklin
Savings Bank has resold the three story
sarag" on plot 50xi00.5. at 81 and 90
West Sixty-seyenth street TO the former
owner. William W. Hubbell. The prop
erty abuts the ST. Nicholas rink prop
erty. and was purchased by the bank
in foreclosure on January 10 for $780,
900.
EAST laOTH STREET-David Chenken
has resold for Abraham :. Jackson the
sX story tenement at 345 East l20th
street, on plot 37.6x100.11, between
First and Second avenues. The property
was bought at auction last week for
So. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

Amend & 4. lis Nassau st. $4,000
'' cns.! i 10 Empire civ s.yias. s.ns. Isl
w. West " Side.
,w.., =, p,,,, az n.,vsor rour,..r,n ana
TO Ti,lc, @ 4 T Co. i7s Bway. due as per
bond, Jan 20 '.-:.';;oc.so::is.. 10000
Eth 81. otl-b4s W. =, eVxss.s-Edw
nrior n,S IL 600 dmo a. mar bona
Jan az, 1914; atty, r dc p Foster, a. Wall
st ......... .......... ........ 80, 600
'7TM ST. Eos: =: S o,.pS s,ys.1 ana sss
's yFs PARK Jan pri 1871. mt, a;,y $4,000
10 Ann. r MoTtn e =, Si q M gls, st
ian e. yrs, . G. a.'y' james; y +:
ssTH ST. 1ss w. .i,io.ioc-psrney De,
~ - ~. =" i",s 80 w. ~ n"s "a 1 nne
rss! sn 10 Isl w a. n. CO. pc
Uptown.
,sT Man sT '. .sn North %n, ., ION st.,
Geo AZ Davis TO pcpcivsi Via .S NV w
7sth st. Jan ss. yrs. ' c: aa,ys w " d
,,srS, rha%eerlin q Nassau e: :.ss.oos
i' Tprrs ST, I a w or i q, Q
,.iaa W Sonn D9nessn' ~ ioLth ~.
p ana mig ,s'S9' yan ~; que &c A. per
av .;;.; $3.50
nDsWok.h Az, cor iva a. lll.lx
Iloil-lelst st Const Co to Henry Nor
sehthau co, W go ~. Jan 20. prior
mtg sIoo, 'Vo, Que May a. 1910. c:
startiEu ~ a's s s"o oo..;. .Ssseo
l60-vermilyea Realty Co to Jos Marx.
sso Riverside Drive. prior mtg $4,000.
yrs G, Jan 81. mtes, each $500;
atty l. T ms 4 Co. $50 Bway. SIC. 900
,uo,ouy, y, tn. p.o
,e,r,, an, ". -. 'o"A''
Ao9r -, SO Tr'nity nv. sf.sxloo-.
frahkln av, Bkiyn Jan ~. due. &c. as
per bonu: atty. ID kahrs. 1850 I'D
ny 49,. '.....;...,.'. $1,000
Hard to Emisrsnt Industrial Saw Bank 81
.hsmbers ~ Jan ~ yrs. c; atty,
seanion 81 Chambers at. $4,000
LII iev, map Hunts feins est-John =
.iasn I" ne5 mann Saurs,e' eso ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

ward = " 7317x 2s75x n ses.sS e
1.102.t TO beg. May I. 1s06--Jno II Peter
son to Robt Miller atty. Michael Sean,
10TH Av. ia, leasehoid, April ~, 1906
Michael ORourkc to Clauscn Flanagan
Brewery. AL w 25th st............fb,00 900
LOT s&3, map Wakefield. 1O0xll4. Mar 20.
1s06-Jno W Huntley to Alice l. DuneufY:
atty Fredk W Clark, White Plains
NORRIS Av. 3. loo $ Kinssbridse I'd.
59.2xi00. May ~. 1905 ;Fleischmann Realty
Co to Louis Monks: atty. Y T 60.
MoRRis AZ. VS.. iii;i 'Kiinsi.t;r,ds.e. I'D I'd.
1ooxioo, May ~. 1so6--same to same
is3D st, .. 100 Jerome av. s0xi2s.7 Z,
May ~, 1so5--Fleischmann Realty Co to
Louis Il Monks; atty. N Y II Co Is5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
BRONX DWELLINGS SOLD.

EAST 1>STH STREET--A Schoen has
sold to Alderman & Schaible 2ls and
e-p East lsSth street, two four story
dwellings, on plot b0x9o. between Grand
Boulevard and Valentine avenue
WISE AVENUE--Charles Kuntze has
sold for the Hensol- Powell Realty Com
pauN the three story two family brick
house at 1917 Nys. avenue on lot 1s.sX
100. 10 Dr. Henry Wollncr for occu-
paucy.
LYON ANENUI.--John Cook " co. have
sold 2306 Lyon avenue. a two fam
ly dwelling on lot 25Xl0o. for the es-
at" of Marcus Nathan to an investor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow. =.

For eastern New York, cloudy asd
warmer to-day. probably rain or
snow In north and rain In the ips
terror Of south portion, Tomorrow
cloudy ana some " hat colder, mod.
crate south winds, Incoming vnrias
bile.
For southern Sew England. cloudy and
warmer to-day, probably local rains; cloudy
and somewhat colder tomorrow, moderate
south winds.
For New Jersey. fair and warmer to-day;
unsettled to morrow: moderate south winds.
For western New York. unsettled to day.
probably local rains. somewhat colder In
west portion, unsettled tomorrow, mod
crate variable winds.
NEW YORK. Jan 2s.-Thc pressure was high
over al the Atlantic and Gulf States yesterday.
but was low throughout the country west OF
the Alleghanics, with certrcs over Lake su.
perior and the middle Mississippi Valley aud
over Nevada and the extreme Northwest.
There was no general rainfall in any part OF
the country. but lirht scattered rain fell IN
the Atlantic States and snow In New England
West OF the Mississippi River the weather
was generally fair.
IL was much warmer in the lake regions. the
central valleys and New England. and generally
warmer III OlHCr SlUet cast VI tnt [nirhsSipp.
Temperatures were lower in the Northwest
and below zero in parts OF MinnesotA, the
Dakotas and Montana, but above the froezing'
point in northern New York. tho lower and
middle lake regions and into Quebec and east Z,
ern ontario
In this city the day was cloudy. foggy ami
warmer: wind. light to fresh northeast: aver
age humidity Sc per cent. barometer. corrected
10 read TO sea level, at & A. NJ. 1851: r. N. 4
S.is
The temperature In this city yesterday. AZ
rccordc1 BY the oiiicial thermometer. Is shown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
DWELLINGS BOUGHT by DOCTORS

u" L. Duncan Buckley Is the buyer OF
The dwelling at 500 Madison avenue, re-
ported sold recently by Douglas L. Eli
nan q GO. for the Swan-Brown Company,
'ho previously acquired II from Annie
/. PuItl through tho same brokers. DR..
bllkry owns the adjoining dwelling at
sdl Madison avenue. southeast corner or
ffil-fourth street
DR. Richard J. Schofield Is the buyer
o lhr dwelling at n West Ninety-second
,ue"t the sale of which by the Brodie
realty Company. through tho +. Il.
wood w. II. Dolson Company, was re-
ported recently. DIR. Scofeld will occupy
The house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

CALEBRA BLDG co 10 Rachel J.
wAI.LAU. LoTTlE. 90 chas ii Free:
MASprviiLE' JOHN 4. to Francis i
Freeman Il sn9yt LIEBE. 70 Gu..ie GREEN'S. 900
wlLps, PERcINAL. 70 Josephine car;
scmILT, DAVID i. . anc to R.na suisSer;
REED Eel ARiETTA c. etr. to Lucy D
WOLF. Julius. TO Bertha woif. ...... ii
HoGESAUER q MESSIAH co to AiPhonse
TITLE 6 T co to Priscilla T p s,srin 4
ro 1sT FREDERIC DE p, ,ra.. to F4sG,
eric dc Foster & nno, ,rus' 10y,
SAME 10 John W Mlr'urn 49,. .... $1,000
y V TRUST 60 to Ciiy Mig co....... 80
SfffSY' MrGE co 70 Adoiph u nsed;;
SANE 10 Henry Bendheirn ........ 1880
NASSAU TRUST co OF city OF Brooklyn 20
John O'brien. .......'...''..'' ''''si
coHEN' cHAs N q ano. to Marcus nosen:
AM MFR MICE co to John n Bcwsrs:
rr..tHGS t hi: " ( anO, ,rus, 20
Clausen- Flanagan Brewery...:.. 81
TITLE e & co to city Real Estate
JOHNSTON. NARY v to \ Y Life Ins 4
RosESrHAL Marcus, to Harold
wof.F. Julius. 10 Bertha wolf, ,..,: III
MANHEIM. LOUIS. 20 Lawrence Holding
y y LIFE iNs 4 TRUST co to Mary y
Johnston '''''....'''' .''''-.''.''' '''''i
MANHATTAN MTG co TO Emma II Tap,
PRsooGaRSss HoLDINa co to Anna ?
ERNST. CARL. 10 Rachel Mayer........s 81
FRANKENrHA1.ER. ALFRED. to Ell,
RHiSEiASpER. PHILIP. sxr, 10 Atlantic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan. s7,-rhese army orders
were issued day;
First Lieut.. 5. j. Turubull. Medical Corps,
from treatment at Walter Reed General Hos
ptal. district of Columbia TO Fort " g..
Wright. New York.
MAJOR }. b. Hughes First Cavalry. viii re
port to army retiring board At san Francisco
for examination.
First Lieut.. l. Brown, il, from Third to
First Cavalry.
Fret Lieut., Paul J. Horton, Coast Artillery,
from recruiting service AZ Fort Siocum
FRS, Lieut., !, NJ Holmes, Twenty seventh
Infantry, from recruiting duty at jefferson bar
racks Missouri
Fret Lieut.. J. W. Lyon Coast Artillery, TO
Fort Slocum for recruiting service
First Lieut. G. c, Keleher. Twenty sixth In
fantry 10 Jefferson barracks, Missouri, for re.
cruting service.
First Lieut. Edward Quintard. Medical Re.
serve Corps. resignation accepted,
These navy orders were issued.
Commander &, T. VoRelge.ang from the Wy.
oming TO command the Drs Moincs,
Ensign II. X Helm, from tho Ozark 10 the
Michigan.
Civil Engineer L. H. Brownell. from naval
station Key West. 10 Pensacola, Fla,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
OSCAR sTRAUs BUYS AN ESTATE.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have sold to Oscar
\ S;raus, for occupancy. the country es-
ate OF Harry $. Black at Purchase, in
The town of Harrison, Westchester county,
New York. The property consists OF about
forty acres with extensive improvements,
and is in the immediate neighborhood of
The estates of william a. Read. Louis b.
kalston. Whitelaw Reid. Oliver Hartman,
Herbert w. Lehman and Dom o. Barber
Mr. Black held the property at $125,O00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
RECORDED LEASES.
(Manhnttan.l

AMSTERDAM .Av, s. store floor G. b--stern
Amsterdam av. Sio-t2 yrs from sept L
PIER at foot dis, Il. North River wharfage
NIcI f e to fem ,nrn,, r., Co Of
PiEs foot I, " i,sd 81 n River; wssrisss, &c
Isi5..s VI renewal; ATTY. same: $3.50
a. ss.Sos Hi' and DUFF s! psrSsy co.. o.
aoS Bway. 10 yrs from Jan 1. 1915 atty.
PIER 81. Nortn; River. .x,en.lon.-c sty'O OF
sss sss from Dec &c. 'i ,sis Uef' atty. y.
piER new No l. North river bulk buishSssd:a 40 70
s Hs CT e k y;s FROM Ss so%pssn CO
Ne fis KY s 's -. ALTO. 6olss,.% % .
MAJ Ansfresssr and ano on prsmises;
wXsH H,Sins,Sn 81. sss:ssi. aii-chss Al II
from 90 o M.y W s AL, q, i Snrs
.orH f' ST. a. - W: aisami Ro..n.,oss 't 70
yrs from May 1, 1914; attys. Boise 9 ";
9TH 1T In' siS H. .ii.rena Brown to Harry ia rpy
1914; atty. Chas Lieblins. is2 Nassau
,4srH ST. iaas..ass VI. ia,i.ios shenk to Jos
sheineineer, $50 w 1ssth 81, 4io-i2 yrs
from FEB 1. 1914; atty saml kahan o sS
EpdEco%B Az is:.' doubt. store ao s,ro
Conrad Won Eli to rredk Hildner, 3ss
SAD ct. yrs from Feb 1. 1914; atty. ot -
tBronx)
BOSTON RID. l,72, store. &c--Maria o'con.,
nor TO Martin q Hildt, lag soth ri.
yrs from Feb !. 1914: atty. = Massey,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
- TALK ON LAND TAX.

Al the luncheon Of the Real Estate
nosrd OF New York, to be held on Thurs
way at li6 broadway. Prof. Joseph French
sohhfon, dean Of the New York University
@hool OF commerce and finance. Will
address the mombers and guests on '"rhs
increasing OF the Land Tax" with special
aapp'lcation TO tho present asttation for
It On land.
The luncheon Will be served at 1a:lb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
CONTRACT FOR FRIARs CLUB.

Contract for altering the building Of
we frisrs. at 100 to 40 West Forty
SSshlii street, has been let to the LEHMAN
construction Company. Besides the re-
"sodelling Of the club the plans recently
ned by Harry Allen Jacobs include an
.a,tension which Is to occupy the yards OF
me premises. and will contain ballroom.
gymnasium and card rooms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28

", Notwithstanding Vessels.

- France, 025 miles east OF Sandy Hook
at I 80 \ NJ, yesterday.
$50 T.
S. Cymric, 900 miles east Of Sandy Hook AT
4. u.
s. Tonawanda @o rifles east Of SANDY l'oos
A. \.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
A0TH ST. BUILDING CHANGES,

The two FIVE story buildings at - and
80 West Forty-sixth street are to be ex-
tensively altered for Robert =. Bowler MS
owner. The buildings are now occupied
as a corset factory and dancing academy
and when changed will be used by stores
on the first. second and third floors, offices
on the fourth and studios on the fifth
hoor. Robert u. Bowler Ia the architect
and has estimated that II will cost S25, 900
to make the change.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-28
VIEW REALTY CORPORATION.

tn. following 1:ai N:,,. SSsD9rAs''"' were
s.as ssS'n :::HD.. H's;tsss: s 's:sse: p::i;!
Mccarthy. s L1.,s a. oI. InSc0iN ~" f''1
''i Fenwick Rssi Estate Company. ino' Man.
haitian; capital eseo.oooi directors, Hsrry
scsrsdsic. II. r.. and George A. Youns Jr.'
Ugoeklyns