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Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-27
Advice to Lovelorn
.n-Chin" Beauties
: ~ sSArRrcz xArHTAx :
You Must Have a Chnperon.

Dear Miss Fairfax: was Is last June.
and was keeping company with young
man two months There IL two days
excursion going to Washington by train
and he asked me IL | would like to go.
Do you think II would be proper for mo
to go with him, or must ! have q chap
cron2 HAZEL nj,
You must not dream of taking this
overnight trip without a chaperon. II
would do great harm to your reputation.
to say the least. and It would undoubtedly
cause you to forfeit the respect of the
man you accompanied.
Suggestions for a Party.
Dear Miss Fairfax: I am a young lady
OF IS, and go out good deal. l would
like to have the young folks come to my
house but do not know how TO entertain
them, as I haven't a piano. Would you
kindly advise me how / could give my
guests good timer
Why not hire Victrola with number
OF records and allow your guests to dance
informally and to listen to the selec-
tions7 To vary the evening have pea
nut hunt or a spider web with the threads
leading all over the house and ending
with a young man and young woman at
opposite ends of the various strings, and
one prize for a partnerless young woman
and the same for young man who after.
ward will console her
Omaha daily bee., 1914-11-27

The following Omaha and Council
Bluffs dealers carry complete lines
of Victor Victrolas, and all the late
Victor Records as fast as issued.
You are cordially invited to inspect
the stocks at any of these estab-
liShmentS.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1914-04-30

chwilom pred zgonem Polski
cej sic do d1ugiego meczenstwa,
ko testamentem daWnej Polski
pokolen narodu polskiego.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1914-04-30
ROl1 V.

komuz Il Polak6w dzien ten nie drog, ra-.
dosny uczuciem narodowei dumy ME napa-
WaJqcy! Wszak to rocznica, w bezacym ro-
ku l23-cia, najpieknieiszego bodat W historyi
poIsk!eJ 'lnia, dnia chwaty tryumfu ducha
polskiego!
" elniu Maja l791 roku chwili kiedy,
WrogoWie oiczyzny osQdzili Poske Ma Smierc,
narod zabraf sic do czynu wspania1ego, ial<im
dme, a w szczeg6moSci zaborcze mocarstwa
ME mog}y sic poszczycic Przez ten ieden
WieIki akt wspania4omySmej Konstytucyi Pol
ska oczyScifa sic dawnych grzech6w rozpo-
czefa MOVE zycic oparte na zasadach wolnoSci
| rownoSci stanefa gronie konstytucyino-
Fberalnych KRAKOW, gjakimi by1y pod6wczas
Anglia walczqce o swa niepodlegioSG Stany
.IJednoczone W p6mocnei Ameryce.
Niestety basI ofiarnego czynu reprezen-
tacyi narodu polskiego upokorzy1 moralnie
zabolczych wrog6w, ale r6wnoczeSnie popchnaf
lch do zbrodniczego rozerwania wyzwalaiacei
sic bfp7t0w Poski.
WObec tel smutnej mad wyraz historycz-
mel tragedy palstwa, ktore ME pragne1o nj
gdy zabor6w, kt6re iednym aktem prawodaw-
stwa oswobodzifo miliony poddanych - Kon-
stytucya 3go Maja nabiera wiecei blasku sta
je sic jasna gwiazda przyswiecajaca ostatnim
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1914-04-30
No. Is.

chWilom pred zgonens Polski przygotowuja-
ceJ sic do d1ugiego meczenstwa, jest ona nieja-
ko testamentem dawnej Polski dla przysz1ych
Pokolen narodu polskiego.
Gdyby ia sama Konstytucya weszfa byfa
zycie 20 lat wczeSniej pred pierwszym
rozbiorem Polski - ME byloby pewnoScia "a
nj pierwszego AMI ostatniego rozbioru naszei
ojczyzny, ME byfo by krwawych dni ma Pra-
dze, III meczenskich dziesiqteR lat nastepnego
stuleca lecz byfaby wolna - ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
liberana Polsla od Baftyku do morza czarne-
go, od Dzwiny na p6inocy do Cisy na po1u-
dniu / Odry na zachodzie. Bylibysm wszy-
Soy dniu 3go Maja ME b1akali sic po obcych
ziemiach, ale wsp6lnie ca7ym narodem u stop
Wawelu lub kapitolu Warszawe stroiach
Swiatecznyh spewali Z rozdetemi od uczuG
dumy persami "Te Deum laudamus" ro-
cznice najstarszego historyi kontynentalnej
Europy ustanOwienia swob6d poltycznych.
Konstytucya nadana Polsce przed pierw-
Sym rozborem (1772 roku) - stworzy}aby
byfa kraju potege, pred kt6ra nawet swieto-
kradzko nazwane ''Swietem" Tr6jprzymierze
ugiac by musiafo karku kolan.
Jakaz byfa ta Konstytucya W jaki spo-
sob opracowana i przez narod przyieta costa
la?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
east OF Fifth sv, between Fourteenth and
west % Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
10th stsD

9TH Az cor 50th ct. itNs0--Hy n Ken
ner to Thos Larkln. at Mauch chunk. IA.
and ano cNrs Patk Nuliane. mtg $1,000.
Nuv 4, PttN. l. 7 GO $50 Bway.,....f3 900
S3D ST. al ". n =. 225 10th az, eSNlo0G--
Barbara Fc!ss 90 Flourish Realty co, - T.
e0th ~, mtg $4,000. Soy &c. sttys. iuric
\ II o. Nassau st. .......... ....... Woo
WIN Rosenberg. ref to Hudson City
Savings instn Hudson. y V. Nov 10. atty,
T. J ESsclstyn, Rector St.. $50. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rise. 40 az sun set. , EH uoonr,e, ssi
uIGU WATER THIS DW.
ssuaynk 80 80 Go, Island 7@ m Hcrr Gate So
Low WATER TINS DAY.
SandyIik. v 80 60, Island y 50 Hell Gate "a
Arrived MONDAY. November "a
- Trsnsvlvsnia Liverpool. November :. on
s. IA 1 Tonrainc. /? ssr " Ha,rr. November
s. Ramona 1910 j. glasgow, November
=. Henry Tesner. 80 +. NJ, COPENHAGEN
:, Zyldyk Rotterdam October .
- Eupion. 73O \ NJ. TuniS october 20
IS iiiortholn, . \. NJ, Androssan. October y.
SsRrcidablik, S \. ". Preston. October q
IS San Francisco, y. VI. RIO janeiro. octo-
0' IS s siamcsc prince, , p. NJ, SUNDAY. Trinidad
IS SiSaola, 9 A NJ. Havana. November IL,
SO Carolina, 1870 +. NJ sunday San Juan
:, GoIon. 10 4 NJ. Cristobal. November 10.
=, Msric III Giorgio, \. NJ, Jamaica NO
$. ca,herne cuneo, !? 80 A. NJ Jamaica, No.
SsRcrwind. = 30 p. NJ, sunday, RIO Janeiro
:. >r,ral. -.ls VI - Thomas November =.
- Susua 10 y. VI. SUNDAY, Jamaica, Novcn-
Der 10 >
=. Antilles New Orleans November u
- Proicus New Orlean. November II.
SsEl Occidcnte. Galveston. November 10.
X Jefferson Norfolk, November Is.
- Chesapeake, Baltimore. November u.
ARRIVED rRoN NEW Y ORR.
- AnconA. at NApr>
- kTOOuiAnI, ~ P'TTuN
:. Nicuw Amsterdam. at Rotterdam
SAILED ron NEW WORK
Ss MORO Castle. from IamplCo
s. Advance. from Colon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Brewers Give Manhattan Hold
ingS for Biz Hunts Point
Corner Apartment House.
$4,000 SUBURBAN DEAL

4 building operation on Edgecombc ave
,ue may I've expected as the result Of
,r,dc. mart Of which was reported last
week. In part payment for big tenc-
mont in the Hunts Point section q build
ing company whose operations have been
associated exclusively with The Bronx
took four Edgecombc avenue lots. plot
t0Nio0. and though no mention has been
made uf the company's plans 10 Is SAID
a building will cover the properly before
many more months have elapsed. \
West side dwelling changed hands. but
NLc tho FdgeComhc avenue property 1t
vas In part payment FOR Bronx apart
mont the sale of which has already been
announced Feature Of suburban trading
Yesterday was the purchase " a $4,000
estate I'm the Quaker Ridge section by a
Sow York physician rs "A place to carry
on important research work on which he
"A now engaged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

supreme cou,; ApRel;s.' s piH'i no, , Re-"
~ TX 90, 80, III, az, 20. a. 2's,
supreme cour,--Appolla,er Term n,Re's.s,
supreme Court--Spcc,al Term-Patt
Before %,wsnrSer. J Motion calendar 'a''e'
' rSri Il,-hofore Davis ). Court opens
at 1880 \ ~ parte msWWeei,.1ou. Pre-.
fcrred ,ansc, -Nos. 2lo5, 1855. 3tos SssSS5
ESQ sSss, IN, 27os, ?s9i ssde '"sso -Ssssss
asia g., los :GS2, ?5o: $s2' So SssS 2''S'
Part iN.--Bcfore Grecnbaum' J. case un-
~, y, -Hst9re mo- cas-. unfinished
rart viI.-Before Fendleton, J. Case un-
' r1r, 'vIlr-B.foro nllnGhsrd,, ! Clssr
Nrrsi II Tlra soa r %lI' for i Rafer. pa
scS sG2 so2; s2i ? sssd 49, s dSs
r oof 81, ,S w'G isss "a, S 81: al
i0SI So, case unfinished ,oo,
u'r, Iv-ncfor. Cohslan, Nos. 1899
s;",o3i43 i..s. ia 20, ESQ isss i.,i ,ss5,
5is ioSo, i?,l III i Tisar Mo-. s,, sor.
sodi ii?iG. is5o' i5sis' ''i5S case unfinished.
Part ii --Beror" Erlauger. Nos. lOf6'
1917. 1855. 1851 i-'-' '-''' i-S"' N'se '"-
mart, 4rt VII before nigseu Mo-. ll!G,
iSit issis5 SIS. 'oso lo''' case unfinished.
plrt VIII -Dotore Ougro, Mos ll2i,
ss5. ost, iii9. 9l2, 1853, 1920, l?s9, lSot'
{ sac $50, 96G 9i3, iii'. ms Case unhn-
Fart tx, before Donnsiy Case on
80 ""S "':ay, cay-saa. ;. NJ. zoos
| iiS& isi5 igii. ll5t Case unfinished
] y HanlriCk 4 Nos 3Tls
VS.. iiSt liss 1870. 1872, 1923, llSt 1922.
/ iisj. ll97 l2o?, l2O3 1901 4idfH' 80 llss'
Part XII Adjourned for the term.
| Part NIlI.-Befor" Rorst, Nos 7ttly
7s2i. seq. 7t2, l?s. t22 '2+ 1917. 1850
| iS59- A53 case unfinished,
Tar xIyynst9re Ih'laIc' IA S So. "a
! l6GS 1000, 100" Case unfinished,
! Var, XN.--Bcfors CON --~-os, l0ls, 1890
,os, 1864 1884, 1904, 206 .iS 400. AT
Inouc.ts- Nos 1891 1928. loie clear
rart NVl-Betoro Page, j. Case on ~
day calendar.
Part XVII,--Adionrned for the term.
part Xviii Before oieserich, J, Cas-
on No day calendar.
surrogatc's Court-Icha mbers-Betors Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17

SATISFIED MORTGAGES.


with name and address ~ lender, at
u"yD
FULTON Az. : 2os n lssth St lo:x?li
Nov IL l9l3-John Cornish Constr %
to Trust co. atty. Fred SncMo
mo %pWAY >. SOFT u ii3'h o., 5oSloo.
reh 20 !eon-Joseph Murray ana ano q"
F.ri water l. PAU 'imiotn' Any,
EdN M.ehlng .jN Bwav. zee. W. ~
EHO%T ST asa mort on lease. g., AUG T.
isla-Jas T Smith 90 Kenneth Fowler et a.
trusteos FOR creditors " Jas smith
af'ys. simmons. Harris & II ioS bWh} .
,l.TU ST ~ 2;i " 'st ~. laNlV' 10.
Feb IS 'oI3--Ino i & Nei,ie Russell - "a.
i5o,b -. adIress -, 3o2 pWay. .'2.5 900
CATHARiNE ST. g. .3Sl0olo June &c.
igOi-Frauk solomon to julius Go.ustetn
ATTY Edmund Rt'iner. ga Rwhy. 'lAOoO
80 Az. 10 , cor ism ST, runs ION '-N
" lOx * so 20 . g AZ - % peg
Anil .S. l0iI-Otto = Amend % Mary l.
Eim.r 100 Riverside Drive attys. Rose 4
paskus. i-S BvaN. ...-.. ....'.. .uv,uvV
sTH II. go. = $. g5ll " Lewis 81 25x''t
Apru e.. iaog--l.ou!s Rosenblum to Isaac
Speier admr: a',ys. Amend A lls
i-iSr ST. u > 700 V Audubon az. i5Aa5
Nov H. lalc-las Shanny to Max Bern
stein 80 Noun Morris Park West. atys
i.rsr 4 -. q Nassau t..........'.. Vow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
>Ew REALTY CORPORATIONS.

TIE following realty corporations we're
a t-',-ed at Albany yesterday; ,
Surrey Investors, Manhattan, 'apltal'
900. directors; Daniel V. sullivan VIII
.n.l E. MacKey and John f. Fox, New YORK
t'r.
racuiy-nv" west Fifty-sNventh street
Company, Manhattan: capital 500 900
r.'.,rs Joseph 4 Mc$amart, Br"oklNn ,
p.u" N"w work CIV and Fred H"l-
'... college Point, \. :
Won GIthu Realty corporation, Mdnhhtltn'
r'H. 3.n.000. directors: christopher Won
e. HNn. NeV York CITY, B'rnhnrd u. Won
e. N0 and ~ $. sohreier BROOKLYN, ); VA.
barron q to.. Maintain, capital, $4,000
'.ra. David HogT'n. Loon Sprnsoi and
'..'. g. HurwliI. Sew york city.
-.'t'e of Seld"u Gay Gunther Manhattan.
rrI. so oou. direriurs Henrietta WHY
.au gar A viz. Sow York city. and
hnns ROM, The Bronx. y Y
.a, Shirley Realty Company, Manhattan,
..'H. > oUO. directors. SnlrcH f. Spruguc.
o. sprague and John a., Spiaguc, Sow
uuy
'r.-u Nosuy ompauN., the RronN'
u.'r. :, 900. directors. Harry IsadcSou,
i-'a'sou and paNii lsaerson New
..I .irf.
,u4 HoldinE Cooperation, queens;
'r'H.. 500, directors; Hugh p'Neil Wood
..n g. N.. William Grcmlcr and X. A
" K, Hrookiyn, \. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
BuNER FoR BRO>X FLAT.

T1EROGT ANE\UE-Fred Oppenheim"r
has sold 2i7S Tiebout avenue. four
sorry modern double nat on plot 81 6x
loo. O. r. Erier
BAILEY ANENUE-Thc John 7. Brook
Company has bought from Mrs. VI. $.
Ci-usc0 3ia6 Bailey av. three-Story
housa. on lot 2uNNi, near 23Sth street.
~ exchange tho buyer gave a dwelling
'5Nl-a. ON Nydck avenue, Pelham
He.-nts, y Y
WElHEH COCRT-Thc AirUor Com
n'uy has sold TO Michael Allcman the
dwelling AZ - Weiher court. which
runs from Third TO Washington ave-
rues between 16ith and l65th streets
The plot Is 4aN22.
BONNER pLACE-kurz & Urcn have
sold for the Thomas n. Malcolm CON
s'.I@tiou Company Bonner place. a
four story modern apartment house on
plot SO iN7j, having two families on n
foor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17

TIN" holland. america Nner DiudSri. ssil.
Ing to-day for Rotterdam. Will carry mni
closing Ht TN" General Post one" 81 : 70
y NJ. Tor the Netheriaud-. 'crmtuS. Aus
rita. Hungary and IuNemhurg and Tor other
countries when specially addressed
The white star finer Bsiti, selling 20.
morrow for pueenStuWu and liverpool VII
TAX" mail closing dt $40 \ NJ. Tor Europe
except ITALY. t;cruauN Austria. Hungary.
Bulgaria. SerNIa. RunAuia. TurkrN. SWitlcr-
land. Gra"r' aud IuNeWhurg', Africa. Vest
Asia and III" East ludie-
The Italian liner saw Ginrgio sailing 20
morrow Tor naples Will take mHi'. losing
AZ ~ \. VI for ltt't. GernHuN. Nusttia.
Hungary Bulgaria Ssryi.. EumurId. Tar
key. switzerland and greco" and TO- other
countries 'eN,ep. l.uNcmhurg' when -p''i'
tI1N addressed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
$4,000 store In 4IN street Leased
for Long Term.

Boroughs, Welcome e. Co have leased
the ground floor and mezzaninc in the
twenty story building of Judson S.
Todds at Is East Forty-flrst street for a
long term OF years. The space has been
held at $4,000 a year. The company will
use it as Il salesroom and for exhibits
The Cross and Brown Company ncgo-
tiated the deal.
Tucker. Spcyers & Co have leased
suite of offices on tho twentieth floor in
the building at Forty-second street and
Madison avenue to the Lehigh Portland
Cement Company for a ter moi years;
also for jackson & Stern the building at
50 West Thir;y-eighth street.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has rented space
In sos Madison avenue to Mrs. Anna ".
X Hawkcsworth. through the Douglas
Robinson, Charles = Brown Company
and J. u. Whiton-Stuart Company.
'arstcin & Linnek!n have leased stores
at Gil Broadway to / Weinberger and
Herman Halle. This completes the rent
ing of the building. Also space at -
East Seventeenth street to William lse-
lin & Co. Offices at 3i7 Fifth avenue 10
+. W. Tooken and Isaac y. petsch and
the store at 2l5 Lenox avenue to Harry
Brown.
Slawson & Hobbs have rented TO ".
Gehhart for term ~ years the store
at the southwest corner OF Nagle avenue
and Arden street. the store at 1894 Broad
way to + Michel and 1896 Broadway 10
y Stllc IN the Claremont Theatre Build
ing
Mcdowell q Mcmahon have leased \
store at the southeast CORNER of St Mich
olas avenue and lg1st street to tu.tdve
Nenkes for u.s. as bakery.
j. Arthur Fisher has leased tho first
| loft at $40 Eighth avenue to Ridabock
Il Co
John Francis Smith has leased for a
term OF years the store, basement and two
floors at 1875 Second avenue TO Herman
T. Zimmerman.
, Huberth & Huherth have leased offices
| in the New York American Building al
/ Columbus Circle. to the United Suds Cor
poration and Charles Newman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
PREPARING TO FIGHT.
Realty Men To Formulate Plans for
LegiSIation Battle.

Real estate men. representatives n
about 200 organizations in this city and
Westminster county. will meet on Friday
afternoon at the Merchants Association
in the woolworth Building for the pur-
pose OF planning a campaign against any
attempt at the constitutional convention
to seriously interfere with real estate
through changes In the State Cons,itu-
ton Talk OF single tax laws have been
heard through tho State. II single tax
measures are put In the constitution real
estate men claim the state Will suffer
nv depreciation IN value OF land. The
purpose of the meeting IL to prevent this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
LUMBER GO. EXTENDS PLANT.

The Midci;y Realty Corporation, re-
Gently formed to take over the holdings
Of Mrs. Mary l.. Barley. member OF
the I.orillard family, has leased for term
Of years the four lots at 205 TO eli Ave-
nue. n. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets. to j. a +. Eifert. d. alers IN cigar
box lumber. The building on the ste
will he RACED at once and three story
structure erected by the owner to connect
with the building at l99 to 2o3 Avenue
% occupied for many years by the lumber
dealers on "A lease from Mrs. Barley This
lease was recently renewed Douglas Rob
inson. Charles :. Brown Company was
the broker in both transactions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Pcase & Gilman have leased furnished
for Mrs James Russell Solely the five story
American basement dwelling at - East
Fifty sixth street, between Firth and Mad
ison avenues. .to Lucius Is. Wilmerding.
and for W. r. *. Taylor the four story
and basement dwelling at l22 East For
tieth street to L. Kingsley.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17

For eastern New York, fair and colder
to-day; fair to- morrow; strong northwest
winds on the coast. diminishing o-morrow.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania
fair and colder to-day, fair tomorrow:
diminishing northwest winds.
For New England. fair and colder to-day;
fair tomorrow; fresh to strong west 30
northwest winds
For western New York fair to day exceI
snow along the lakes. fair and warmer TO-
morrow; fresh winds.
NEW YORK Nov 1.-THE storm which
caused high winds and rain most eastern
parts OF the country on Sunday was centred
over eastern ontario and the st Lawrence VA.
lev yesterday, with rain still falling In New
England Pnd snow IN the lake regions.
Over all section. west Of the lake regions and
the south Atlantic states the pressure vas
high with centre the eastern Rocky
Mountain slope and causing much colder
weather throughout the Western and Central
states
Mountain states and all sections eastward into
ncs-er
Zero weather prevailed in parts Of Montana
! and Wyoming
II was warmer IN ,he middle Atlantic states
IN the morning, hut grew colder during the
day
/ In thu. city tho day wa. generally far;
warmer IN the morning colder during the day
wind, fresh westerly average humidity. "a per
cent; barometer. corrected 10 read TO sea level,
/ At 4. NJ. - -: 3P NJ eass
recorded nv the orclal thermometer. Is shown
/ I'm Nrd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
Referees Appointed,

Suprcme Country Justice Pcnd'cton-
Golronda Realty co W. Hoffman, Outcrhridge
IIorsey. Guaranty Tr. 90. rs "a Az II Il 90.
Phoenix lngraham; Gonzales We Reid, John
J Hynes
saml Strashourger; Rice We Apth0rp GO. Ru.
dolrh A Seligmann; BowerN say. Bk -
S,NiIes Herman Joseph; Immigrant Ind So
Rk w. cO6 SIN Az co.. Phoenix lngrahau.
l. 9 TT co. vs. Meyers. Abraham stern
Hldrnhrand rs RAFFERTY, ttw" casesl WIN.
Klein; Schmii' vs. Schwah Fdw, u powlinC
Nv Justice Giegerich-Frankel Va Parson,
David T. Podell
Nv Justice Davis-Mstter ~ Davidson,
Fred e Hunter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
NEW BRONX BUILDINGS.

The Young Womcn's Christian Associa-
ton vii; Suild a one story gymnasium at
the junction OF fremont avenue and i7sth
street. according to plans filed yesterday
with the Bronx Building Department, by
L. III. Parker. The building will cost
$500 and IL TO he iix2i
on the Harlem River, 1875 feet south ~
l77th street, the New York Yacht Launch
ana Engine Company will spend $1,000
for new workshop. plans for which were
Ned Yesterday with the Bronx Bureau by
the cOmpany's architect The building
will be 50xi05 feet I'm size.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
Incoming <.s.cI.-By wireless.

Pa-'ore- .tn miles south of sandy Hook At
:, Rio Graudr Rrpnswick So miles south Of
= udy NooG at moon
- san JaUuto. Galveston, 10 miles wrst of
TortuGHS at noon.
:. L,mra,a- Mobile ga miles south OF
sandy Hook At upou.
- Florida FORT Arthur, o. miles southwest
of Diamond shoals nj noon.
S. Nlckcric, Colon, 30 Miles south vi ss,slS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
$4,000 BROOkLYN TRADE.

The Mclnerney- Klinck Realty Com
rar} has sold for the Fillmore Realty
''mpauy the eight family apartment
'oIs- ~ the northwest corner of Bedford
venue aud Lincoln place The seller
tool, iu exchange the northeast corner Of
Nor hesror road and East twenty first
sr'et FlatbuSh. upon which il will erect
'wo i've story apartment buildings, front
e III feet on Dorchester road and 100
Let on Fast Twenty-frs' street. The
total consideration was $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-17
ADDS TO GREENACREs SITE.

The trsdale Estates have sold to Al
heri ! Mohler Of New York half an acre
more IN FOUND out his holdings at Green
heres, which already comprise an acre
The enlarged plot is at the interseo ton
~ p rk,,y road and Claremont avenue
llerh.rt VI Baer, the architect. is planning
$4,000 residence for Mr. Moher.
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NEW FLATBUsU THEATRE.

flans have been filed for another thea
tire in flatbush. VI. IIrsch. architect for
the q. n H. Amusement Company, has de-
signed two story building to he erected
on the west side Of Fla,bush avenue. SO
feet south of Parksde avenue, at a cost
of 10000.
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

san ST. S23 W-Frederlck ! Fieek as,
Joseph Il Savage. trustee. owner; Harry
X Savage, contractor ....,...-..... ... = S9
MADISON Az, l225-LouIs Goldsmith agt
Nathan Hirsch, owner. Louis Korn & Al
tustment Realty CO, lessees 4 contractors;
Arenal Realty co. contractor tre.
ssTH ST ~ E--Louls Goldsmith srt Juliu.
Herman. owner; Arena Realty 60, owner
Realty co, lessees contractors re.
1G9D ST. $40 w-,IIarry Farber agt Morris
W Levine, owner; Louis Rehman, contrac.
soTH ST. 60 & II w-Frank Z wise s Son
Inc, agt SO West 9oth 81 Corpn owner,
:;.r5..57 C'r1:cc 3 ss"!'Gh. "c-e.. on
ll'rU ST - E-,samucl Zlot art Frederick
" Whtridge owner, Y II Weeks, con.
tractor ......,,.,..,, ;..',,.,,..,.. w. 20
lb2D ST. so W-Samuel Robinson agt WIN
! Alexander, owner, w i Anderson con
tractor ,,,..,....... '''''.'' .''''' 'S3l ~
Bronx.
GI'STUER Az - goo Elenwal1 aV ?iN
100 Gustav !ohnson agt Louis
Pugiicse owner, John Marx. contrac
90. ~
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st......s.......s $500 go sl''""
ROAD to WNliamsbridge Depot, crr
Grant ST. 7.N irreg-Mary T Gallagher
10 Timothy Power. ear. 1919 Eastchester
I'd. Aug I. yrs. c; atty. Timothy
Power. ass Walker av..... ..,,...Si SOO
LAFAYETTE ST. =. At n 4. lot t5J. map
t'nionport, bOxlOs-Rosa Cannavaccinoto
- Louise r StrPckheim $50. valentine av'
Nov is yrs, y G; atty, Frank Gass,
Inc. .2i6 Westr hester aN ........... S1.0OO
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OssINING CORNER N A DEAL.

Tho Ayles Real Estate Exchange has
cod for Mrs \. CuuuinGham the corner
Of Spring street and Maple place, Os--
tir'ug \. V, TO a resideN Of New Ro-
ct"l.c who win make extensive I'M
pr.yements. The corner, which is 33x
lho. adto,ns the Alhambra Theatre and
Is IN the heart of the business centre
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BUYS COLLEGE POINT CORNER.

John Francis Smith has resold to an
1vestor the northwest corner of Avenue
: and Thirteenth street, College Point,
/ I, a plot 5Oxl20.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.


MARLBORO. Ulster Co, y Y. TO trus OF
tho estate property Of the Diocesan Cor,
ANSBACHiR. DAVID A. to carrie Ten.
wiLMoNT. WILLIE W, trus to BOND
Mtg Guarantee co. ........... ..',. .'a'OVu
Tt-Tifit1.. SUSAN VI. 10 Title q
co ..................:. ....... $4,000
PATTERSON, SUSAN W. and eno. trus. 70
Columbia Trust CO. trus ...... 90. "
BALLARD. CHAS y. 10 Federico SChaetcn
uaspPqn Ip9GSy NURSERY ron COLONEL
CHILDREN to Elizabeth Francis $500
poPp EMMA. 20 Friedrich Huber $500
vAS NosTRAND. LOUISA. to Lawyer
rSVyEKS MrG co to Louisa y Van
Nostrdnd ..........' '.''''''' 's'V'VV'
Bronx
COOPER. JACOB. and sno trus 10 Mar
wirTS' WI Y. 10 Mary L Eyan &c.,. 400
INST. MARY T. 20 Jas r punk .......
rt'NT Las r - National Holding 90. y
HERMANN FRITZ ear. 10 Chas kuhn. ..VS
WOOD JOH% A. TO corporal" Mort CO ~
KUHN CVAS 10 oscar Hentschel. . VOW
DAY. JOS = . : Sycrs' w, 10
pi'vAL. ACGusTUS H. to Henry Ea6o
sdt!'Np REALTY 60 TO Ios p bay i!!ssSo55