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Middletown transcript., 1914-09-26
Farming Implements

One binder, Deering mower and rake,
3 Iron Age wheel cultivators, l spring
tooth harrow, 1 disc harrow, l acme
harrow, sixty-tooth twin harrows,
manure spreader, grass seed sower,
John Deere gang plow, Imperial pIow,
l farm bell, Hay fork, rope and pulleys,
spray pump and barrel, corn shelter,
clipping machine, farm wagons, low
down, higgins, 2 dearborns, one new;
l top buggy, 2 runabouts, collars,
brides and harness, Creamery cans and
buckets, IA h. p. gasoline engine, best
on the market, l circular saw and bench.
Most of these articles are new, in use
onlv this season.
Middletown transcript., 1914-09-26
Terms Of Sale

All sums of 500 and under cash, on all
sums over that amount credit of ten
months will be given purchaser giving
bankable note with approved endorser.
Interest added from day Of sale. No
goods to be removed until terms are
complied with
Middletown transcript., 1914-09-26
R. H. WHITEOAK.

EUGENE RACINE, Auctioneer.
JULIUS CLAYTON, Outside Clerk.
R. B. Merritt, Inside Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. fair and soms-
what warmer to-day fair tomorrow; light
variable winds.
For New Jersey. generally fair to day and
tomorrow. light variable winds.
For New England, fair and varr.sr
to-day; fair tomorrow: light to modeiai.
variable winds.
For western New York generally fair with
rising temperature to-day and tomorrow.
Hight variable winds
NEW YORK. July s-The pressure was
low over New York and New England yes.
terday from a centre OF the Long Island
coast and rain was still falling In northern
New England
There was also q little rain In the middle
Mississippi valley and the Southwest. but
In other parts ~ the country the weather.
was generally fair and the pressure high.
extreme Southwest and moderately low pres.
sure entering Montana.
The principal centre Of high pressure wss
over the middle Mississippi valley and the
plains States
L. was generally cooler to the south and
southwest Of the Arkansas Valley and In the
lower lake regions and eastward In the
morning
In this city the day was fair and warmer.
followed nv showers. wind fresh northwest:
average humidity Sc per cent; barometer.
corrected to read 10 sea level, at A NJ,
2sss; r. NJ. 1885.
The temperature In this city yesterday. 40
recorded by tho ofnciai thermometer. Is hown
In the Annexed table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

S. Natcrlsnd ,c25 miles east Of Sandy Hook
alta N Yesterday
So La Lorraine, ~ miles cast of Sandy Hook
Al o T. NJ,
SIS Carpathia, tss miles east OF Sandy Hook
5. Mqure,ana, 1913 miles east of Sandy Hook
SIS Adriatic. $40 miles east of Sandy Hook at
5. II Vale, Galveston. 20 miles south of
s. city of savannah, Savannah, l5i milo
south of Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS Vauban. Buenos Ayres, 6j3 miles south
OF Sandy Hook a. j VI
IS Alamo Galveston, 32s miles south Of
Sandy Hook AT noon.
SIS Radiant SABINE 50 miles south OF Jupiter
at 4. NJ.
s. seguranca Santiago left Nassau Al noon
S. w Kecne, Belfast, Ga, y miles south
OF sandy Hook NJ y. NJ.
IS City OF Montgomery, savannah. passed
Martins Industry AZ : 90 y VI
SIS Antilla, Tampico. miles west Of sand
S. Miilinocket stockton, 20 mile. northeast
OF Cane Cod AZ z T., N.
&. Proteu. New Orleans, l73 miles northwest
OF Torugas AZ noon
S. FL Oriente. Galveston, 100 miles west of
Toriugas AT noon.
IS Santiago, Santiago, 800 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at T, NJ
IS Lenape, Jacksonville, 1876 miles south of
Sandy Hook AT =. VI
IS Msracsibo. San Juan - miles south of
Sandy Hook AT T.. N.
IS Saramacca, Barrios l.os9 miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
COMPTROLLER BUYS NEW HOME.

comptroller William A, Prendergast has
purchased the residence Of the late
Thomas 4. pearsall at S. Eighth avenue,
between Union and President streets, II
5 four story and basement brownstone
d"elIng, which Mr.. Prendergast will oc-
flpN as residence IN the fall, after
some alterations have been made on the
interior Of the house. The Comptroller
no" lives at 500 Fifth street. near Sew
tnih avenue. His new home In on lot
eNlNo II is valued at about $4,000,
:. william c, Courtney. son-in-law OF Mrs,
hugh Mclaughlin. has purchased 33
Eighth avenue After extensive altera-
IONS have been made on the house Mr..
.ourtney will occupy Il. The house is
'hree stories and basement and covers a
pot 2lNl00 feet. II was sold by the A. c,
Valentine estate.
Harry Levy has sold So Argyle road, a
dwelling on plot 7bxl00 irregular, and
dwelling at 200 Putnam avenue, on plot
~ o. to an investor, who gave In part
PAYMENT house and eighteen acres AT
Nonkonkoma, l.. !.
Meyer Levcnson has sold the two three
slor' buildings at j39 and 5il Liberty
~ eHue, on plot 50xs0.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
LEASING CITY PROPERTIES.
Tenant for Big East side Warehouse
-LOft space Rented.

William A. White a Sons have rented
the large warehouse at 26s West Broad
way. running through to s York street. to
the Continental Paper Bag Company, a
large Maine corporation. This building
has been vacant for nearly seven years
The lease. which Is for term OF years.
indicates the tendency to retain the lower
West Side as warehouse and shipping
district.
Spear & Co. have rented the seventh
and eighth lofts. comprising 10000 square
feet of space, in the building under con-
struction at to II West Thirtieth street
to A. w. Drubin 4 kantrowitz and the
Drubin Company. waist manufacturers.
Duross Company have leased the third
loft in 242 West Fourteenth street to
Edward r. Harris also the first loft in
10 West Eighteenth street to Brockman
Bros
He'll a. Stern have leased in the Hewitt
Building, 39j Fourth avenue. southeast
corner OF Twenty eighth street the ninth
loft to l.. Wohl Co. The lease is for
a long term of years at a total rental Of
$4,000.
Porter & Co. have leased to HERNIA
Baruch for a term of years "A loft at
the northwest corner of Eighth avenue
and l24th street.
VI. Forman Co. have leased the
second loft at 146 TO $50 West TWEEN
ty-nfth street to Mishkind & Grossnan.
The NJ Morgenthau, Jr., Co. has leased
the corner store in the new building on
the southeast corner OF Sherman avenue
and Academy street. The lease Is for Ave
years. with renewal privileges. the tenant
being Charles Greenberg, who will use II
for drug store
Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co. have leased
the pent house studio in the new build
ing at &c East Fifty-sixth street to Mrs.
c. c. Rice for use as show and sales
room for her potteries
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
sREAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Several Properties Sold East of the Park
--Builder Takes 145th St. Site
Plots Bought for Bronx Flats.

ley. president. has sold a plot e0x20o on
Greenacres avenue. Greeracres. 10 DR.
Albert X Brown Of New York city. Plans
have been prepared for a $4,000 resi-
dence.
j. c. Gleason Son OF New Rochelle
nave sold the property of Katharine Ro-
senblatt at ls2 Mayhower avenue to II.
CHASER OF New York City, who will &C.
cupy the house. The property was held
at $500
Van Norden & Wilson have sold for
the Manor Heights Corporation to Law
renee "a. Austin a plot 100xi25 on the
west side of Fowler avenue. $50 feet
south OF Witherbee avenue. Pelham
Manor. on which Mr.. Austin will erect n
large dwelling for his own occupancy. The
same brokers have sold for the Manor
Heights Corporation to Lewis w. Francis
two lots on the west side of Pelham Manor
road. Pelham Manor. adjoining his home.
Clyde Gray has purchased a new stone
and shingle residence on Highbrook ave-
nue.. Pelham Heights. from the John T.
Brook Company II occupies "a plot look
100. The consideration was about s13,-
500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
Bno>N BUILDERS TAKE SITES.

FoN STREET Henry Morgenthau Com
pany has sold to Normal Construction
Company the southeast corner OF Fox
street and Avenue St John, a plot 75x
100 The plot will be improved with
one hvc story apartment house. Eddy
W'ins'ein was the broker.
FlNpLAN NENUE.--Lowenfeld & Pra-
ser have sold to the Koilbert Construc-
ton Company the plot, ll2.6xl00. on
the west side NJ Findlay avenue, about
bla feet north of 18Th street. In ex'
change the buying company gave 5is
tlrst avenue, a five story tenement, OF
eiN15. near Thirtieth street The Find
lsy avenue site will be improved with
apartment houses.
FlNpLAN AVENUE.-John A. Steinmet
mas sold to A. Adams for the Phelaf
Bros. l21i Findaly avenue one family
Residence, on lot l66xl00, near 1871
stree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
FACTORY LAW HEARINGS.
Momentous Questions 20 u" Dis
cusscd at Meetings Next Week.

Real estate owners generally ana own
ers particularly OF factory buildings Will
be Interested in several public hearings
to be held next week by the Industrial
Board at its Offices. ISL Fourth avenue.
The first subject to be taken up by the
board will be the proposed rules and
regulations relating to the construction.
guarding equipment, maintenance and OPP
Grafton OF elevators and hoistways. This
hearing will begin at 10 A. NJ, Tuesday,
July !.
The hearing on Wednesday Will be on
the proposed rules defining fireproof and
IRE resisting materials and describing GER
tain specifications relating to construction
ON July and at Il. NJ. VIII be
held public hearings on three PROPOSE
tions, including the amendment OF regu-
lations governing the Enclosure OF stair
WAYS the substituting OF the words fire
resisting" for the word 'incombustible
applying to stairway Enclosures In factory
buildings in which articles OF a combus-
tIble nature are kept. and proposed new
rule which will correct provision oil
the law regarding tire escapes that has
given great deal of trouble to owners
of factory buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
AssiGN or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

BOND & MTG GUARANTEE 60 to Emit
oE.H sturA liz s saH'pss Virginia MaeSSy
ESsHRNissHAw, Alice !. to sophie GOOD,
FosTER, Frederic de P. tru., to Frederic
SANE to John W Mnturrn
PREsINGER. Austin Il, to II investing
AMERICAS MIRO co to Cath Mesgh 5000
INGRAHAM. Elsie =. TO Aaron A Carpenter
zr snR sRM ' VIM to Elk Mayer, ~ 900
BLATNER, sol II, and sno, exrs. to, stella
U EIFE iNs GO to J;:fsII,. + +
soPER, Geo r to Frank Abrams -. 81
y LIFE ms q co TO Lawyers MIG
FIxMAN, Ezekiel. 40 Louis y Goldberg 800
BARKER, Frank. exr to Ruth sruc::
whhis2HfIphGToN TRUST co Or CRY = =
70 Louise W G5amP; sdno frederic $1,000 49,
DOUGLAS. walter d. esr to Title 9 4 T
BRooKLYN TRUST co to Theodore Reo..s;
LAwyERs MIG co to Alexandra /
'GG 60 to James NJ Wentz,
LEE fS' Tho, @. to Dry Dock ssy
k kEE cha cs.s J. Z same ana auo so" y"
E EEE E E:si:s h t. e; ', {. Ss sss
sMibT, Grace l., 70 same. 400. 900
MA hSnk tor NEE ms co TO
DRY Dock SAVINGS iNsTN to Logis, 4
wo oesbFsSSwv iSvEsTING GO. INC, to John
wERTHEEiM"' Jacob, and ano, ear., to. Helen
H6I4HE f Maud Van D, and ano. esr. 70
Union Trust CO OF Y.,........., s6b, 900
BROWN, Alfred s. and ano. exrs .to st
WE'LL, Ray, to solomon LYMAN. $500
JONES. Minerva Il. gdn. to Edna e
WELLER. Alamson Y. and ano. trus 70
IossPh Ws r "a M.,ni,a.' is,.s, ne1ss b %
MSSSSAi sTTiN LIFE iNs co to G.rmsn Say
BROAD VIEW LAND co to John
Miles ..,'''''''..''''' '''''''''''s 10000
Bronx.
BURGER, Emile W. TO Brooklyn Trust
NY TITLE ms co to John Knsll. .,7sco
GUARANTEED MICE co TO Mary Mel.
Thompson '''''..'s...........'' 'Vsssee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
MYERS FOUND FOR TE>EMENTs.

MOTT STREET. Hiram Rinaldo has
sold for Antouia Fauci to Rinclli n
Guadino the six story tenement. on plot
73Ni0s, At the southeast corner OF
Broome and Mott streets. The sellers
recently bought the property at auction
from the Timothy u. sullivan estate.
WEST 18TH STREET.-Leonard Well
has sold to a Mrs. Schanno $40 West
sixteenth street. a five story building.
m lot 25Al03.3, 1875 feet west OF Eighth
avenue.
EIGHTH AVENUE-Ieonar Well has
bought from Jennie Koplilt 2456 Eighth
avenue. a i've story Nat, on lot 25xioo
between l3lst and 1920 streets.
WEST SID STREET-Cirace y. Prem
tee is reported to have sold si3 West
Eighty-thlrd street "A three story dwell
ing ON lot l6SNl02 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

lRnrnmrh of fhe RronN. }

BrOnN.
borough of the Bronx
WELLS AV sio ~ sbxlo0. Wills az, slt.
IS, 25xiO0--Kathie Fischer to Frederick
Mayer. Drakenburs. Germany, prior mtg
.,,y. oTs i' bergman a%e ssis 50 ', $500
PROSPECT Az, " $; ~ lsisI ~: III
s0n.nr!yo ,, b bsSdT aS JaIy to Sps
c, atty, c p Hallock. 800 isoth ";i'ssooS
PRosPiE,cT Az. vs.. les n isist st. is.5x
i5o-same to same july l. yrs Pas
sp S' ~. ~n' 50 is.,h st. 25xsc-Theodofe
b Bsrringer to Alsernon Frlssel y
asa ST. July l. yrs ~ G. atty II oad
18TH s 9s' So II M.irose az. 5ossss-
Dledrich Meyer 10 Benenson Realty Co 4o'
+. 1891 st, prior mtg tst,4oo, July / due;
&C. as per bond; aty-. Elfers q A. so
rNrERvALE ~, ilss s5xi2l.lia.will.m
July /, due &c as per bond atty, Gran,
., sTq1res sr Z's n"f f. 'sss.ios6-sophis
woes.ner to Johanna Hauptmsnn. .3l
Audubon ay, July !. yrs y G. atty > .o "
Heron. Rector st,.........'.a zoo
Frank Rericha 20 william Sinnott 60. g6'
iSSrh 4 Pri9 9 T ~ ssiSoo !ans go 90
LOTS 10 to IL, map No, olinyiieo.-
Filomena Cipolla TO John Bussing. EOS
East Lincoln sv, Mount Vernon; " June ne
80. yrs. y c, atty, John Bussing' 2O5
Eas, Lincoln av' Mount Vernon nio
riSroN Az Sc cor I5Cth st. 75xtii3CEMscy
con co to Dora Valentine, - Il s6th st.
pr mtg $4,000 July l. due as per bond
atty; T @ 4 co. l7s Bwsy oo,o, .. ID 81. 900
g Carney 10 VIM Kurz 9bl Grant
sv. pr mtg slo,boo July. /. yr s.p.c;
atty T G 4 r co. l7s Bway ...... $1,000
LoRiLLARp PL, :. lot ~ map Union
Hin. Powell est bOxlOO-Russo- lodice
Realty Co to Manhattan Mort co. 200
Bway. July I, due az per bond; atty. T
- r 60. l16 BwsN ........... sS5,OOo
TELLER Az, n cor ism ~, 60. llNslN2t.9N
93iO--A j schwarzler Co to Bronx say
ings Bank i?s fremont av July l, 2 yrs
s y 9; atty y ins co. 1876 Broad
CATLDWEIh. Az, " =, 1919 l5sth st.
80. sxl9o-McEvoy n Rooster CONSTR 60 to
city Mtg Co. Is Wall st, July !, demand
sp c: atty, y A Snow, IL wall ST. s2, 600
LOTS 81 TO a. Map Henry Morgenthau
i73d 81 Imp co to Isaac Heinemann, exr,
SO W ssth II, prior mtg 81? 900: July !, l
yr, spc; atty, l. 7 | 7 co, 100 Broad .
HOE Az. Is, s'75 i7sd ST, 25xiOo-Msry
johnson TO Alice Adams l5to Hoe av,
July I, yrs, p c; atty Jos Hanlon
1909 ls0th stu. ...,...,,., o.. 1910
LOT e0i, Map Century Investing CO-Joseph
r Edwards to Corporate Mtg Co, p Cedar
ST. prior mtg Sc, 800. June 30, due March
|. 1919, y c; atty ID Patton,
teOhr f"VV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
TENANTS FOR CITY DWELLINGS

Pease Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Elizabeth f.. Wenzel to Frederick Brown
the three story house between Thirty
ninth and Fortieth streets at 81 Park
avenue for Leo Salomon TO Mrs. George
II. Broadhurst the four story house. at
the southwest corner OF Ninety-seventh
street and West End avenue; for Mrs,
Thomas +. White the Ave story Ameri-
can basement house AT "a Riverside
Drive. between Seventy-ffth and Seventy
sixth streets. to +. &. Armstrong: for
Eugene Vsllens to DR. Herbert NJ. Kauf
man the five story American basement
residence at 3iS West l0lst street. and
for Mrs. Francis Spraeue to Harry .IIey-
ser the Ave story American basement
house at 3t0 West Ninety-second street.
slawson & Hobbs have leased for the
estate of Julia c. Johnson the four story
dwelling at 81 West Eighty-second street.
10 < A. Moore for term OF years
The Duross Company has leased for tho
estate of Henry Maibrunn 255 West Fourth
street. four story dwelling. to Charles
GALL for three years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
NEW PAssAIC INDUSTRY.

PAssAIC. y. j.. July Fourteen acres
of land bordering on the Lackawanna
railroad tracks have been sold by the
Rowland-Johnson Company and Frank X.
Allen TO Paul Guenther OF Dover as a
mill site. To-day Building Inspector John
Jelleme issued permit for the erection
OF four story brick factory to cost s45.-
600 and which will give employment to
between 600 and 500 hands. MIR Iuen.
theirs company will manufacture silk
hosiery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
Announces Change Of Dock.

The Austro-Amerlcan Line announced
yesterday that after July 10 It would give
up it's pier at the foot OF Fiftieth street
South Brooklyn. and thereafter dock It's
steamships at Bush Terminal Pier Z, next
TO tho terminal of the Th,rty-nin,h street
ferry. and only twenty minutes trom Man
haitian.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
cRo,sIc BUILDING IN TROUBLE.

Robert H. Montgomery has been APP
pointed by Supreme Court Justice Green
baum receiver of rents OF the twenty
story Croisic Building, at the northwest
corner OF Firth avenue and Twenty-sixth
street. pending suit brought ny the
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Com
many as trustees for bondholders, against
the Crols.c Realty Company and othsrs
IN foreclose q second mortgage for 5000,
0o0. The prior mortgage IL for $1,000 600
and il held by the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
ARCHITECT BUYS CAD ST. HOUSES.

Frederick Junlus Sterner has purchased
the two three story and basement dwell
ngs at ia and 1856 East Sixty-thrd
street occupying a plot 32xl0ob. Henry
Meyers and Frederick w. Beinhauser
we're the sellers Mr. Sterner plans to
convert the houses into one edihce.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
LEMON HuI.L DWELLING SOLD.

stephen Carleton Clark has sold 3s East
siSty-eighth street a dwelling which he
purchased last year from william II. Bar
nard Tn. house, five story English
basement structure. which occupies lot
lsXlO0.j, about $50 feet east OF Madison
avenue. was sold by the Douglas Robinson,
Charles : Brown Company to a client for
occupancy Mr.. Clark held the dwelling
Il = valuation OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
BUILDER BrYs IaaTH ST. SITE.

kurz X Cren have sold for Lowenfeld
4 Prayer a plot 81 seven lots on the north
side OF li5th street 100 feet west OF
LenoX avenue The plot measures lex
all The William Slattery Construction
Company. the buyer. will erect three six
story apartment houses, each having a
frontage ~ jSi feet and a depth OF So
Get The builders have secured through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON July The destroyer Smith
has arrived at Charleston, cruiser Buffalo a.
Kodiak. cruiser Denver at Mazaiian, destroyer
Acapulco. Dolphin at Hampton Roads,
gunboat Csstine at Mscoris, yacht Msynowcr
al New York yard, gunboat Galveston and
cruiser Cincinnati At Chefoo, monitor ITALIA
hassee at Hampton Roads, tender Cheyenne and
submarines HI. H. and Hs at Astoria.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
wEsrCHEsTER PLACES RENTED.

Van Norden & Wilson have leased
through the Pelham Realty Company tn
f. r H. Bacon for the Witherbee Real
Estate and Improvement Company 45a
Pelhamdale avenue Pelham Manor also
through A. F.. Cookie the house at so
Hamilton avenue Rochelle Heights, New
Rochelle, 10 u. w. Richman,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
VALENTINE AVENUE BUYER.

The Hoffman Building Company Is the
buyer of the plot l00xl35. on the east side
OF Valentine avenue. 1876 feet south of
lssth street. reported sold yesterday
through Smith & Phelps The site will
he improved with apartment houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
SALES N wEsTCHEsTER.

The Gedncy Farm Company, Robert r.
rare! president has sold to Justin A.
Schubert a plot l25X235 on Shermun ave-
nlt, adjoining the country estate Of Miss
'.M"} O, Watson ana = block from the
rev Gcdnoy Farm Hotel Mr. Schubert Is
having plans prepared for a $4,000 home.
The Scarsdale Estates, Robert II. Far
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03
ROWLING TtRNs BACK CORNER

uober, T.. powlnes Sherman Square
pealiy corporation has turned back to
,be T,t;sburg Life and Trust Company
Tho Washington Life Building, at the
.ou,huest corner Of broadway and LIB
,rty street Transfer OF the property
,ero-ded yesterday tells the story. The
sherman Suuare company has held the
proper,y since April. 1911, when II made
the purchase subject to mortgage OF
81 900 o0O at 3tg per cent. due In 1886.
The property was assessed In that year
Tor purpose Of taxation a. s3.l60.0OO.
prior to the Pittsburg i fc ownership
The rroperty was owned by -he Washing
ION Life Insurance Company, from which
I, took its name. 1t is said that Mr..
bowling gave little or no cash for the
building The structure has never been
cooked upon a. a money maker and was
one Of the properties owned by sub
,dary Of the city Investing Company
which showed a net loss and helped to
hiring about the recent demand by some
81 the stockholders for a change In the
directorate If the city Investing Com
pany Mr.. bowling being out Of town no
statement could be had from him regard
ing the transfer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

WASHINGTON. July These army orders
Frs, Lieut.. d. c. C. Garrison. Twenty sixth
Infantry 10 Manila. u.
First Lieut.. 7. NJ. Foley, Medical Reserve
Corps from the Philippines TO his home.
Cant W O. Heaton. Quartermaster Corps
from Fairfield. Ia TO Fort Ethan Allen. Yer
mont. .,
Honolulu, as professor OF military science and
tartics n the Kameh amelia Schools.
Major y. b. Ray. ouartermaster Corps TO
Manila, T. L.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-03

rNTsRyALE Az w., ',s : Public sa: IS
GO, ee7 Il isbth st, June 30; atty, At
sIMfsoS 81 s :. is,.. !. ,w;,,,;ehs.t.r' ~.
'' June Ss' r. IS'' Ill. i;sa a'd sa't e: II:
Lfos ST.: siss,' 80 50. iirrs;s3k.ilio.,i
lis'a CO. g. ~ Igly m's' $4,000 ;''y
FisaE sT xo no 70 a W, o. 80.
60 g. w Bv %: '.'o:c' 100
Howe Howe. ss1ss Ba,nbSid. "'p AZ. July e t. mtg
$4,000; atty. TT Co, $50
GRENADA PrL:, n !. ico, st, GEORGES
ma. man 6 Ku sn iIs W i'th ST. July al /;
assTH St. n $. las E Kstonahi' av. itaiico~
A 5,,o sr,,, Hove TO-, TO- o'Kenn.dy
HOE Az. iS.o. IS. sis ii7isid' ct. isiise@
$500; atty. J T Hsnion. zoos e isotS
LoRiLi.AiRDD pL =. lot iiis.. map Union MON
Hiil Powell Est. tosloo-Herman Hari-
msn to R ~. n Really Co. s'so GAM
HONE W. -. So. " Bryant. az. sorissy'ii
Inisrysis ~ mtg $4,000. Jun. 50. .iW.
ar NM cc GO, as bysssy s ,,.,s nss
c.; .0i ~ iS,d u iris. $1,000. Jul.
Mst.sshiln 10 Chelsea Chez. Exchange Ss
isi, .riS. Sch.i:ss Eaeh.ns. 'y Bank. ass
MAgENTA sr, nn., 100 " .ooiin;v;iii. av. Is
PEND PEND a yam, n Y; mtg $500: Jun. %; :,,y;
LOTS k6 A. 81, Map Pearsall Est--MAry
4 i %iff ,I's Jun. 20; atty. Humms H.. 4
L3Ts "a TO ass. Map WIN .Xi...Msfy
PSa'lz ens SsSls S.;'j 5Ss. HF: :;
n peTlins. asS Bwsy. .:...;;..;s;..;:n
NpG Imp CO to JSs. Hoe w s t' sds ssS
e. 81: mtg $4,000. July Il atty. Nose: 7
died seized, except iS5 W issih st-Doris
sstn &C. Nay Fiji fss rrlss e y
SANE PRoPERFy.Emiil Fried ct al 70
cfor9sh 1 Az, ssss. !: ,sao.ioe.pial.:g
Ss,:sa It's s .,Sr" June s. . .iss
Maud Moreil 70 Mary 4 pem ~, .iS
si.t .t. mtg $4,000, June 80; atty. NJ !
BRONX BOULEVARD : " c sis,h st, ssia
irresmJohn s,ahl to Bronx PARKWAY Com.
mission, lOV BWay, June 20, atty. u y i
i5oTH ST. ss2:t e. s., boxloo--Henry
81. May s: atty. c II Friedrich. IS Nassau
18TH ST. o. II Melrose av. 5oxss .
Benenson Rty Co to Diedrich Meyer. las
Hl.is%s. sy, g, i i's,h : 80 100
WESTCHESTER Az. S. 1907 wales av
! 45xirres-wm steinkamp to Halton
Bity Co; $50 Bway, July /; atty. 8
TYNDALI. Az, W $. saos n 2sist st. runs
n to land OF Rogers and ano 4 . t55.l-
American Real Estate Co to John c
Rodsers 92t West End av 80 part. Juy
! SAME PROPERTY--Same to David stewart
81 Fsnshaw st. Yonkers. Y. "a part
July |; same atty. ............:...t 800
| HOE Az. ISL W =. 25x100-Daniel l. Korn
TO 1851 Hoe Az Corpn. June 80; atty, a 7
w sSss1P. 10 ~ sw.y i;:, ii,., a., ,rs Ss
5.s-Alfred Frarkenthalsr TO
| sydney Kasnowitz. 1864 Union st. Bkiyn
May Is; atty, A Frsnkenthaler. IS Mas
F6REsr Az. n " cor isoth 81. .ssxssHH
| Mamie Schoiem to Max Cohen, 1885 Fulton
! Az, and ano. March 81; attys, Davis ID
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