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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

Colonel Younghusband, the British
explorer, says he was bewildered by
the number of beautiful women he
saw in New York. Altho' his name
doesn't suggest it, he talks like a
young bachelor.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20
Do You Know Her7

81 do have the worst trouble with
the phdnen
whats the cause?"
THE service, Of course. Let me show
you: HELM, exchange. hello. Willy
don't you answer? | want Mrs. Brown
Mrs Julia Brown. What number? No
62 Tanglefoot street, Number! jusl
told YOU. Oh, that: You mean ler tel
ephone number? Why, it's there
you've gone and put it all out of my
head I'll have to look in the book
Dear, dear. the book is upstairs. Well
! never in all my life saw such ser7
icen "-Cleyeland Plain Dealer.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

Mr.. Burleson having admitted
loose eggs to the parcel post, it is to
be hoped that postmasters hereafter
vii. use their cancellation stamps
with extreme care.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

Mrs. VIM. Wright of st. Adams,
has five Rhode Island Red pullets
Matched the latter part of last June,
which laid SO eggs during the month
of January.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

Lately we have been receiving an
unusually large amount of letters
bearing no signature of the sender.
No recognition will be givens.anony-
nous articles.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

Don't be fooled about this talk of
an early spring;the only place where
they are swatting flies is the South
ern training camp.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

The average woman never compre-
hends her capacity for happiness until
she has something to be unhappy
about.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

st. Johnsbury has had 10 cases of
scarlet sever within the past two
months. Half of that number are
i'll, but are carefully isolated, No
sessions of Sunday school were held
last Sunday,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

The great popularity of revolutions
among Mexicans is that they inter-
fere so splendidly with their work.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

The new tariff may have prevented
Louisiana from raising cane, but not
from raising cain.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

Harry Thaw has become a convert
to the referendum, but not to the
recall.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-03-20

March 20-frst day of spring
More like the first day of winter.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
Alone.
In a door in Picardy lonely wonaI
stands.

In door in Picardy a lonely woman
stands.
the cleaning strands
OF alien shores. the banners faunt, re-
splendent in the sun.
Above the grim. defiant ranks, ranks
that bristle. gun TO gun
The martial truulpets summoned. and
10, the armies came
To write the records OF their fame in
hurting sheets OF fame.
Somewhere the drums are casting their
stern. eaulting spell
To drive the battling hosts into the
gaping th-oa: Of hell,
And somewhere, on an alien heIG and
under alien skies.
A soldier Of tfe legion sleeps with stark
and bloodless eyes,
Uns,irred ny clank of sabers. unawak-
sneG by the roar
OF rafting guns ana crashing hoofs
that he shall hear no more
UnminGful OF the summers rain, un-
mindful OF the snow.
Unmindful yea Of peace and war. he
shall not even Know
The heart cries Of the vanquished, tn.
victor's proud commands.
In door IL icardy lonely woman
Kendall Banning in New York Sun.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
A Hiatus Defined.

Glenn Higgins. orator statesman. at
torney. democrat and also well known
was addressing = meeting Of the gem
eral council in behalf OF one Of his
clients, namely, the sinking fund COM
mission which collects licenses and
soaks away the money taken in 70
pay some OF the city's most pressing
debts in the future. The sinking fund
commission had revenue measure il
wished passed 10 round on. a series Of
license ordinances. Let Mr.. Higgins
explain:
This measure is made necessary be-
cause it has been found tha; there is
a hiatus in the circus and wild animal
show law that has never been taken
care OF"
There's no reason why hiatuses
shouldn't pay license just ike other
Wild animals" said some one. swayed
by Mr.. Hugglns orarory. nat Is a
hiatus. anyway"
"A hia.ps,~ spoke up Councilman
Thomas Dolan, is no animal al all.
It's that space between where the yes:
ends and the pants begin when the Two
don't join as they Should. That's a
hiatus"
Mr.. Higgins certainly uses big
words.-Louisyiile Times
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
CASES AGAINST CONSOLIDATED
DISTRICT ARE SETTLED IN
DISTRICT COURT.
BUILDERS NOW FREE TO
GO AHEAD WITH WORK
Both Suits Brought by Taxpayers Of
District, TO Tie Up Consolidation and
Building Of School. Are Dismissed by
Decree Filea-Distriet Will Probably
Build at Once.

The fling OF two deer ees in the dis
brought by taxpayers against the Con-
solldate3 Independent School District
Of Melbourne wipes out the lawsuits
against this consolidation project, and
opens the way FOR the graded school
h;snding Ia be built The contract toT
the building was let several months
aso 70 Lasaeu < Burgher Bros. bu,
The building was never begun because
the lawsuits interposel.
TIE DEGREES formally carry out the
provisions Of settlement contained in
stipu!at!ons that were already on file.
These sIipulations provided for the
dismissal OF the suits. and and the sale
Of the John Il Witt land in Melbourne
TO the district fer school site at an
agreed price. This Land has alread!
been decided 10 the district.
The first OF these cases was brought
in the name Of X. y. Dickerson, Bartle
Richard. John II. Witt, G. P. Cooper.
T. j. Lynn, Henry Witt, Albert King
bell j. Z. Crawford and c. ?. Nanwa--
ing. taxpayers, against the district. its
directors and Alexander Dobbin. w r.
Moninger and r. H. Teeter. the ap-
praisers OF the Witt land for school site
purposes. the county superintendent
treasurer, and as. .555s:55esT This case
sought 10 enjoin all OF the defendants
from proceeding 10 complete the pro-
posed consolidation.
The second suit was brought by Al
bert Klingben against the directors Of
the district, and LasweM & Burgher
Bros. the contractors. to stop the
building project An application for q
temporary Injunction under this case
was denied by the district court IN
July.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
In the Police Court.

George Smith, the negro. who was
arrested Saturday night for disorderly
conduct, and was later charged with
carrying concealed weapons. when d
billy was found on him when the po-
loce searched him. told the mayor in
Police court this forenoon that Sam
Williams, a negro. attempted 10 assault
him with the billy Smith said he took
ii away from Williams.
Smith. 10 make good on his eNplana-
ton. was willing 10 file complaint OF
assault against Williams. Smith then
pleaded guilty TO charge Of disor-
derry conduct and paid the costs. VIII
ans. upon being arrested, pleaded
rot guilty and his hearing was sc. for
Wednesday az , o'clock.
" a Hobbs and Y. r, Sny Ter, TWO
drl"ks promised TO pay the cJsss in
the mayors court, this morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08

GETS IT. : ire 6-~1 ere ever known
10 remove >o--s without fan without
pam ana vr5-1og.: trouble This 5 Why
Il : tne I'd ssas: selling corn iZTe IN eN-
lstt-ce .ossy i : nov azssd oy NIL
Hons hacaass y; 5aos away NTH sticky
;..g,a, With phasSse-s ara >2-'on rings
-hzt SHIT thesr position ans press down
OHIO zas co5-- VIZ Sa-Ess t-.45 - y
.sp~ 7hs -os. w11A 's..z2!--sssSssS te-at cause
pressure and T,Azz~ H1th A2syss, -.4zars
.-ai Sizes cIa-lGse and Pa-l-1s 3; co-l.
GE-S-L-- : ars.las.4 -n We seconds
TWO d-oys agplles With TIE elAss rod
90 tns vo27A Pain GOES. 11s5 corr sh-.v
els T-a-a5slaes Acceg1 70 sE.ess,,.11.--ts- T-1-
Z d INV oo--- ~4Tt- c-4l2as q bu1loo
,ozL1sA1
-<ETSr-~ : sola ~ druggists
tsgszr.ru ara 25c : bottle. o. sen. direct
tsr Z Laurence < Cd Chicago
IETS-TT'~ Is sol5 IL Ma-slsaI!town
nr McB-ide * WEI Drug Company,
Peter Mayer < son. Henry {. Sieg.
Ba-ne-t D-Eg Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
vlNToN WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Emma /. Lee Dies OF Heart Dis
ease at Soldiers Home.

Mrs. Emma L. Lee. widow Of Charles
F. Lee. died al the soldiers home an
mex az 2: IS this morning OF heart dis
ease. Mrs Lee Was admitted 10 the
home from Vinton Sept. Il. 1918. Sh@
was native Of Franklin Ind. where
she vas born Dec. = 1881 Her nus
band served Il companies Il ana 2,
First Rhode Island cvaalry.
sirs Les i survived by son. Duke
r Lee, Of Albany, y Y, who i ,yith
the Barnun & Bailey circus. ana e
daughter. Mrs. Ora Pearl Arnold. g.
yyheatland. Wyo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08

Oats-45.
Wheat-1.o0.
H. willard. Son : Go. quote the ss''
lowing prices:
Green hides-11 cents.
No. tallow-s cents.
Beeswax-so cents.
Horse hides, large-S.00.
Wool, clear medium-s0 9sl.
Wool. coarse low quarter and braid
l7G1e.
Wool light fne-1701S.
Wool. heavy nne-15G17.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
Only Sure Corn
Cure Ever Known

"Gets. It" the New Way, Drops Do 1t
To endure the pains and fortunes
caused by little thing like corn is
ridiculous, simply because it is I'M
necessary. The new plan corn cure,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices Paid to Farmers by Marshall
town Merchant

The following prices are quoted by
Marshautown dealers for the direren,
varieties OF tarners' provisions. grain.
produce and hides. tallow. wool. peits
and skins:
Reynolds & Sheldon quote the fol-
lowing prices FOR country produce.
Buffers.
Eggs-22
Benedict Flour and Feed Company
will pay the following prices at their
place OF business IN this city. subject
however, to market changes:
Corn-73
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
.aahIin Mo. Co.,

375 Old Colony Bldg. Chicago, I'LL
aunxr-Esrs 10 s7sa. send re tse PEA
Asse.5o~d IN fhas advertisement II pen i sass-
fae.o-y. yes -s.sa6 sss E-aasy.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08

go IN ~ Inswed mail.
3AsOV Yrepaid TO my address
II yoa bars No old bsef arEb.- 6-o-7~, sr-- pm
s<-6 il ex-ha.Se, 5zFt s:eass s. % with ssis
op1poa corfaizi-g Yer Etr,s Azt Sea--ss. vi9
ssoa - pan b. rvelya EA1- ssSfssJ Jrzrsstsk
FILL our Aao NAH TODAY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
Lived up TO Promises.

Higgins-I say, these trousers begin
to look rusty already. and haven't had
them but about six months.
Tailor-Thats all rigr-. You know. !
told you they'd wear Ike iron.-Boston
TRANSCRIPT.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-08
Ioe.Ilive.,oek M.rk.e.

Local Livestock Markst.
Britain & Co. today quoted the fol-
lowing prices for hogs:
Premium hogs over $50 pounds-S.50.
Good packers-S.s5.
Prime hogs, lac TO $50 pounds-S.s5.
Coarse packers-7So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
BIG SALES At BRONxvILLE.

Two residents OF Bronxvllle. william
Wiese and W. w. Elzea. have purchased
for investment fourteen plots OF land,
being practically all that remains OF the
developed portion of the Sycamore tract.
which was opened three years ago by a
local syndicate. Mr.. Wiese and Mr.. Ell
Yea were among those who purchased
land from the syndicate and built homes.
They have now closed deal by which
each takes over individually $4,000 worth
of land. 100000 worth In all. The re-
naming holdings In the syndicate will
probably be divided UP among the MEM
bers, and the syndicate, IL is believed.
will be dissolved. The prospective clos
ing out Of this syndicate by the sales
to Wiese and Elsea leaves only two large
sections active In Bronxvlie. Lawrence
Park West and Cedar Knobs. both OF
which have reported frequent sales. The
First Mortgage and Reoi Estate Company.
developers at Cedar Knobs, have made
number OF sales, the most recent being
a plot on Janvrin avenue to oliver NJ
Oaks who has started work on a house
and garage, and an additional plot TO j.
Petruzzi. who now has a two acre plot
on which he Is Just completing fine
residence for his own occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

SULLIVAN ST, e20.2. sil-Premia Real Es.
tate Co 10 saverio Laguardia, tss West
Broadway. . yrs from July l, 1914; atty.
PF Marrow. 10? Bowery t;t75
ct al to Louis Abrahsms, tsi u i3sth st
or 2 Chatham 50, from completion to
iss Ma2 ST. i' "a W. two .iores.Jos o;r ess
grow sno TO Max Blackman. AS W
i5sth st. IA yrs from July I, 1914 $50
isT Az, lei5. store b.John wuln
to carl Boppel, 500 y stth at yrs from
July L. 1914: atty, f Burshard IL
an Az, ?ss. store floor a rear Abraham
Fisher a ano TO Annie GreenberR, 100 I'd
av, s yrs from July l, 1914; atty. Jas 4
,srH ar ses W. " store & John II
wohltmann g. ano TO Sarah Shea, 32t w
18th ST, yrs from May /. 1914; atty. John
r Wall, 303 W 5+th st ....,,.,,,.:,, ..t72o
LEMON Az. 664, all--Mauhattan Av Hold
ing Co to Benz Ehrlich. 10 w lt3d 81
yrs from Sept l. 1914 .,....,,..N $500
3STH ST, f. bulkhead line runs . W
ii7.sx " i02.4x ne 79x 2.5S 8.sx
W ak n ef2x -, containing 1901 50
N--Clty OF to Joseph Gordon, Inc.
foot OF 3sth st. East River. yrs from
Aug l. 1914: atty, Corpn Counsel Hs. OF
Ne'o''''''' Bronx. ''''''''''' ''''''
MELVILLE ST. 1907, aii.Geo Ringer 4
yrs from Ivy !, 1915; atty, Geo R,n!Elssn
uSIoN Av. az. cor i52d st. cor store
Union ay. yrs from May /: atty, Frank
GerrfIno, SAG Union aY,..............t $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
MANY BROOKLYN BUYERS,

1onn II. Dclack and J. j. Levey have
to'' Tor the Gustav Johnson Building
company the Royal Arms. a six story
'''"r apartment house at 1856 Prospect
600 ''sS'' 'of f''"'-
p. ffinH Jewell has sold for Sarah r.
I'n''N the three story brownstone dwell
"S ~ h"p Decatur treet, near Saratoga
'''nhe, valued at $4,000, on lot lg6xIOO.
w an investor also for Isabella Bates the
Nv" story frame Queen Anne dwelling on
Ii5oO '"'ue" ~
'"e Albany Real Estate Company has
'''' Tor Emma l.. Bennett % Rodgers
S''""e' a Two story apartment house, to
a." S"hecter and Anna J. Fireman
Tor Charles Ludvick to Geraldine
-, Ner'@ $50 Herkimer street, a two
oy dwelling on lot 20x1S5. and for n.y.
. .''u Copperman :. Agate court three
'orl dwelling
,narles T.. RIckerson has sold the three
~ hfo"nstone dwelling at BIT Park
a''Se between Vanderbilt and UnderhIll
~ ,."ueS' for Mrs. Isabella ~ FORREST TO
ur n Shanahan for occupancy.
""'u Harmon n co. have sold at
sea'A Marlboro; One lot each on West
,""'t near Avenue Y to j. II. Lubs w. g.,
'In'r' J, II, Neubauer; on Avenue Y
v E"st second street, to $. +. Mofrett.
,,. ', Mitchell, l.. u. Ayres, Y. H. Rip
On Brighton Court near Ocean Bou-
A. 7" j. Schenberger. G. r. Gibson
., drkNay Court near Ocean Boulevard
=, ., W. kohler and A, w. Kohler; also
"'r'boiu four lots on SiAty-Grth
near west street to Osborne a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
NEW Park AVE. APARTMENT

The north boundary of the apartment
house section of Park avenue was pushed
into the nlneties yesterday when Bing
& Biug through Leon 3. Altmeyer bought
he southeast corner of Nnety-second
s'reet as the site for n twelve story apart
ment house. The site includes seven
three story and basement dwellings and a
vacant lot fronting so feet along Park
avenue and 1855 feet on Ninety-second
street. The property Is known ms 100 TO
IA East Nlnety-second street. Eight
blocks down the avenue at the corner of
E'yhtyfourth street Bing h Bing bought
recently a site for an apartment house
Improvement. Until yesterday this was
The north boundary OF apartment house
operations on Park avenue. The prop
'rty just secured was bought from the
Charter r atty Company CPhelps- Stokes
Fstates). which sold the corner lot and
me vacant lot at ia; Sarah walheime-
sold 1oo, adjoining the corner: Gussic
Srek'orsky sold 10i: lawrence p. Eli
man. loo Henry F. Lippold. l0s Mary
Ho-uet. 10, and Pierre n. Hoguet soil
10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
ACTIVITY IN THE BRONX.

falLE STREET.-Harry A. Cohen has
sod for the Kovacs Construction Com
PanN NIB Faile street five story fiat,
on pot iOxlO0, near Lafayette avenue
ar tANN STREET james +. Meehan
mas purchased from Gustav Spergel
VI, new five story apartment house at
~ Tiffany street, which has since
pe'n r"sold. This property was given
IN payment for the corner OF Clinton
h'Hue and lslst street. which has
ssp been resold to builder. who will
improve the site with three Ave story
APARTMENT houses
FERRY AVENUE.--Max J. Adler has
I"nshi from Henry II. Studley 33e5
i'T,F avenue, two family dwelling,
on lot 25Xl00. The property was helt
a. about $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(With name and address of lenders
tornsy.l

Twin name ana aaaress Oh ie"uer' at
osi 81. ,isIi..Iq. p zsii% Inn ~ to es:s.a:
coTfASE co aR sSS y Az Van SIS MedraS
az si'iosies, map 1851 Of PARK Yer.
. sal g:os and MSoESw estate oct !. i,SsI
Arnold. westchester. .,.....,.,..,, $500
wEsrcHBsTEn Az, 2as.7 leoih st.
iSswot sophia - Sur 70 Ss' 10 AI b,y I'd
sshwss', io' SIN sy; ATTY Jacob nr sno
oLiSviiLE " Av H.0V ssS ;is,n q. sSs
1894, Oct so, 1870 --uu.tave q Emma
Blsss to John p Joseph. trustee; attys.
1':SIsssss; Heath .S: v $, i'S r from
EdT:, Geo /. Rob J. Harold Waller II
Josephine Il Mann atty, T o Co. Ms
9TH ay, iSS " I'd ST. 't;o;siiiiii, ApS,,
,hiessen SSs T. 10th st; atty, q co,
LOTS ss,;ssi, map estate Eli, r. b i kns'
ssuis A@enia' i y Ea M"',s' s%.e %G y;
isT Az. as,i, VS. isi.'iO Iis,h st, sSI tTT
July T. isis-Eeonors and Vincent Man
P Ias 70 s,y H cs is M nc
SAME PROPERTY. July ~, isis-yineenno
st atty. Morris Eder. sos Bway. :. 1900
CLAY Az W. sia;s ne issih q, aessl,as
Ksa to o. H4 81 CO. IiS ana Ne,,e
LOT t5s, map sect A. vyse estate. Dec 81.
M, BUCK atty Frank W aorsth' na sno
9TH ST. IS, ills . Lafayette pl, 'aixtsssvgvSs
it ana L ara 's 81 ef' o'ssR
May 10, isoe-Juline schattmsn TO y Y
Saw Bank; atty. Jno Weber, ! Eeekmsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27

WASHINGTON. June 2G.--The gunboat
Yorktown has arrived at Mare Island: cruis-
err Marblehead at Tiburon; cruiser washing
ton tcharteredl at New York yard; tug
Rocket At Norfolk; destroyer Lawrence al
La Paz; Gunboat Annapolis at Santa Rosa
liza; cruiser New Orleans at San Bias; gun
boat scorpion at smyrna and cruiser Sara
toEa at Nankin.
The tugs Uncas ana Boxer have sailed
from Annapolis for Newport.
The destroyer Roe has sailed from Phila-
delphis for Chsrlestown; cruiser Buffalo
from ST. Paul, Pribilof, for unalsska: des-
patch boat Dolphin from Key West for
Washington, ard cruiser New orleans from
san Bias for Menzsnillo,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
(Manhattnn.l

22D ST. t05 E--Hull Grippen a Co art 10
sephlne and Frederick Schneider. owners;
C, X craft contractor ".....,.. 137ss
+5TH ST to IL W-rnited Metal Covered
Door 4 Sash co. agt James Keene. owner;
Rosenberg Goldman Co, contractors. $50
S6TH at. 10 E-United Metal Covered Door
a. sash Co agt Haas Bros, owners: Rosen-
berg Goldman Co, contractors. Sss
l4TH ST = o 2O5,6 n of 81 av, 2ax- -
Eisner Bros. ast Herman Siretta, owner;
Lorenzo Building Construction Co, con-
Az n, 2ts-Jscob Seidman agt Ignats Bloch
owner; l. Block, contractor. ,,,,,.....ss5
BROADWAY, 22+s to 225s-Julius Rosen-
stein agt Fulton Building Co. Inc. owner
Tolkow a Co contractors. .......... sSb
CHARLES ST., 2s a s2-Superior Iron wks
agt Margaret Fritz, owner; Dazzle Con-
struction Co. contractor ...,,,,,,,..t $3.50
SAME PRoPERrY-David Ludins .sgt
5TH Ay, n " cor SSH st. lts,iy;sos irrss
to seth st-Harry &C. Campbell Co. agt
Frank V g. Howard Burton. owners
Lord a Taylor, lessees; Brooks & co.
SSH II 1T '' 10 E.silyermain' Bros AIT WIN VIM
II Wickham. owner: Haas Bros, lessees
Rosenberg g. Goldman. contractors, .t7606
iiTH ST, $40 55i E-Adolph shapiro aet
Abraham Smith. owner: Hyman Shapiroff
THIRD " AZ 2sso. :ss.--Abtraham Ram 'a az,
Harry Weaver. owner: James OToole,
~~n~ASs = '~'s.' '.''.'''..'..''''s-ls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.
d. II L.. "A -
Incoming vesseIs-By wireless.

SIS Baltic. sss miles east of Sandy Hook ~ 79o
A, N. yesterday.
SIS Floride $50 miles east Of Sandy Hook 81
noon.
IS Kaiser Franz Joseph l.. 700 miles eass Of
Sandy Hook At noon.
SIS bwinsk, LIS miles east OF Sandy Hook u
40, r NJ.
s. Genesee, LILO miles east Of Sandy Hook q
1850 p. NJ
Sc Campania, 7as miles east OF Sandy hook st
7;lo y. NJ.
Sc Florida Port Arthur. rs miles southwest
OF Frying Pan shoals At noon
SIS Brilliant. New Orleans. ~ miles south Of
Jupiter at noon.
S. Antilles, New Orleans. log miles south of
Jupiter at noon,
S. II slgie, Galveston, 30 miles north of Jupi.
ter al 6 r, NJ
s.. Illinois. PSrt, Arthur. 100 miles east Of
Sandy Key at p. NJ
SIS City Of Columbus, Savannah, 20 miles
southwest OF Diamond Shoals at : p NJ
So seguranca, Guantanamo, 10 miles east Of
Havana NJ T. NJ,
SIS, Perfection, Sabine, lis miles south Of
Sandy Hook OF noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-27

James A. Ciuiksnank a William ID.
Fitzpatrick have taken in part payment
Cor tn- ,ght story lUit building at 1856
10 ljg Perry street. which was reported
sod in THE Sun several days ago, the
property a; - and 26 White street from
the Colonial Real Estate Company. In
addition to the White street property
Cru.kshank X Fitzpatrick bought %
Walker street, which ADULTS the White
street property. The buildings are each
so stories and modern, having been ex
ns.yely altered four months ago from
plans by Richard Berger at considerable
,ost The buildings are connected by
bridges and naturally should not be sep
ardted The White street property IL
~ feet wide and is l00.10 feet deep.
The Walker street property is 2<9xlOs.
The buildings contain 6,630 square feet
and are under lease to J. w. Mccain "
TO. and Schwab q Co. The Walker street
md Of the property Ia opposite the new
building Of the New York Telephone Com
pany and IL In the centre OF group OF
several subway stations The deal In
volved property worth s350.000. 1t was
negotiated by the Charles +. Noyes Com
pany Dixon Il Holmes represented tho
Colonial Real Estate Company and
Bowers 4 Sands. Cruikshank & Fitzpatrick
IN the legal end OF the transaction.