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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

Incoming ysssels-Dy wireless.

IS s, Paul sco miles east of Sandy Hook .,
p. NJ, yesterday. ~,
Sc ImperA,or. ~ miles east OF Sandy HOOK
az noon. -
II. NJ.
IS Creole. New Orleans. 2ss miles south Of
Diamond shoals AT noon.
s.. FL Rio, Galveston. 26 miles south OF
Sandy Hook al noon.
So Havana Havana % miles south of Dis
mond Shoals at noon.
SIS Gulfoil, with Shenango, Port Arthur, o.
miles south OF Diamond Shoals at noon.
IS Perfection, Sabine, 10 miles south OF
Diamond Shoals at noon.
s. Monterey New Orleans, 80 miles north Of
Diamond shoals at L. NJ
IS John u. Archbold New Orleans, 9s miles
south OF Jupiter ~ noon
IS Comet. New Orleans. is5 miles north OF
Jupiter al noon.
IS Pr1nz Joachim. Kingston, 22a miles south
OF Sandy Hook AT noon.
3. Comsl, Mobile, iS7 miles south OF Sandy
S. currieri Gyanica, ia miles south of Sand,
Hook at y. NJ,
IS Commewiine. Trinidad. liS miles south.
east of Sandy Hook at noon.
Sc Iroauois, Turks Island, $50 miles south OF
Sandy Hook at +. VI,
Jupiter NJ p, NJ.
81. johns bar at i. NJ.
s. Santa Marta, Santa Marta 100 miles south
OF Sandy Hook II =. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

Movements of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON. June e.-Ths sylph has
arrived at Washington: Msyfower at Wash
inGton: the collier Mars at Vera Cruz; the
bettleship Tennessee at New York; tae
destroyer Jarvis II Galveston; the DESTROYER
Drayton at New York yard: destroysrs Buzz
rows, Ammen and PauldinE at Boston ,
transport Hancock ~ Tampico.
The sunboat Raleigh has sai led from MAJ
zanillo for Las Penos; cruiser Denver from
Mazatlan for Acapulco; destroyer Preble
from Mazatlan for San Bias; tug natuxent
from New Orleans for Key West: tug on
tario from Vera Cruz for Puerto Mexico ia
Alvarado; gunboat Sacramento from We a
Cruz for Puerto Mexico; collier Jason from
on Key West for Hampton ROADS; cruiser
Saratoga from Shanghai for Nsnkin, and
repair ship Vulcan from Hampton Rol il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
pnooKL,> SEMINARY SITE.

As a site for a seminary for boys who
later will study for the priesthood the
Roman Catholic diocesan authorities OF
Brooklyn purchased yesterday from the
estate OF :. A II. Moses the northeast
corner Of Atlantic avenue and Washing
ton avenue. a vacant plot fronting l9l
feet on Atlantic avenue and l3l feet on
Washington avenue Its deepest part Is
?j6 feet Five buildings OF good a.chi-
tectural design will be erected on the plot,
the Improvement aside from the cost OF
the land 10 involve an expenditure Of
abo1t $500 600. The transaction was
made through the Right Rev. George w.
Mundeen. Auxiliary Bishop OF Brook
Bn.
!. Salzberg has sold for William II.
'bel to Harris Wilmer a plot, 37.6xlO0.
on Forty seventh street 1916 feet north
~ Thirteenth avenue.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

18TH ST. .s4s-6i L; 9Th st, :ss-.o L. ALL
Harrie Porges to Sam EtlnEer, $50 Il
18Th &; yrs from July l. 1914; atty
AMsTnRphM ys's nfSXS store ana ooo
ment-Herman suesens and ano, trus, to
Fredk W SULTAN, 1854 Amsterdam av, s
yrs from May !. 1915 atty. Jos Heimsoth
LEXrNGToN Av, la, 'aai-E;useniie. j Smith Smith
TO- Adolph Buchwalder, ies Lexington ay,
list Az 90; store and basement-.Issac
pi. yrs from May l. 1915; atty d
yf s,rausT1n NR iTG bw sT
$3.50 New powery. 1915. ail--Barthol-
omew Mitchell to Ernest a Schweick-
hardt, ss9 Pearl ct, yrs from May l..
1915 atty Lewis doebel Al Park
MAcDouGiL ST 4o..s, air. sciarrlio' and
ano TO John Marino, yrs from July l.
1914; atty De Gaudenzi Co. 1875
spring -. 900
Annette Johnson TO Morris Neuman, II
W i+lst Ut, yrs from May !, 1914, .f7s2
STU Av, 2S7s. all-Etta C Brill 10 Max
Hsrsos. ss7s 9Th av' yrs from Mar I:
HENRY sT, y, sii--ASsrmsn Realty CO,
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PARK G. TILF0RD BUYERS.
Purchasers Of Corner at Madison
Avenue and 10th Street.

Park 4 Tlford are the buyers OF the
dwelling AT 962 Madison avenue, south
west corner of Seventy-sixth street. sold
Jew days ago by the Fraley estate, which
heid the house at $4,000. The pur-
haSrrs will alter the property and will
~" IL large part of Il for their own
business.
The Beathcote Holding Company il
the purchaser OF the Douglas 4 Desmond
apartments at the northwest corner Of
seventh avenue and i2ist street, reported
old IN these columns yesterday by the
H"ssmore Holding Company. 1t is said
nat the Heathcote company has resold
N" property in "A trade,
John VI, Dickinson Is the buyer of
tNe dwelling at 127 East Thirty-sixth
street, sold recently by Pease Gilman
Tor the estate OF Samuel Sloan.
Joseph Palermo Is the purchaser OF the
ceiling 2t $50 West End avenue. sold
r'nently by A. E. Stems. The property
vas bought to protect the light OF the
M'ntone apartments on the lo+th street
corner
Lewis ". Herman IN the purchaser
q fhe dwelling AZ 5s West Twelfth street,
sold recently by Horace $. Ely 4 Co.
Tor Allan w. warts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
For eastern New York. fair to-day. warmer
In the interiors fair. warmer tomorrow,
light to moderate winds. becoming south.

For eastern New York. fair to-day. warmer
In the interiors fair. warmer tomorrow,
light TO moderate winds. becoming south.
For New Jersey. fair 10 day: fair warmer
becoming south.
For northern New England. fair to-day
and tomorrow; warmer In the Interior.
light to moderate shifting Winds becoming
north.
For southern New England. fair to-day;
fair, warmer tomorrow; light to moderate
winds. becoming south.
For western New York. fair warmer to
day; partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow;
moderate south winds
NEW YORK. June "A we'll defined area
OF high pressure covered all the eastern half
OF the country yesterday from n centre over
southern Michigan and western Indiana.
An area OF depression central over north
ern Montana covered the Northwest and all
sections west OF the Rocky Mountains nto
the extreme Southwest causing light to scat
tered rains In the Northwest and the Rocky
Mountain States and the Missouri valley.
showers occurred In the Southern states
Generally fair weather prevailed over the
Northeastern quarter Of the country.
Ii was cooler In the central states. the
lake regions. the ohio Valley and eastward.
and IN tho extreme Northwest.
Higher temperatures occurred in the Mis-
souri, Valley.
In this city the day was fair and slightly
cooler: wind. fresh northwest; average hu-
Nudity, as per cent; barometer. corrected TO
read to sea level. at 8 A. NJ. 3o.o5; y. NJ.
3o.os
The temperature In this city yesterday. A.
recorded by the oficlsi thermometer. Is shown
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Slawson 4 Hobbs have leased 80 West
Seventy-second street for Bella c. Bern.
heimer to Samuel Ii. Nissan.
Douglas l.. Gilman a Co. have leased
for Halliburton Fales for "a term OF years
l07 East Seventy-second street. a recently
remodelled four story dwelling. to J. +.
Zanetti.
Harry p. Robbins has leased ll3 East
Fifty-fourth street to Mrs. Laura b. Lew
ering for term OF years.
Shaw Il Co. have leased tho dwellings
at JAG West l22d street to Mrs. A. Puck
hafer. 266 West 127th street to Mary
Mccullough, and 6 East l30th street to
James ID. v. Breen.
The Houghton Company has leased for
Isaac Friend the four story dwelling at
81 West Eighty fourth ST. eet TO Nicholas
Bisulka for a term of five years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
BROOKLYN APARTMENT PLANS.

Shampan q Shampan have filed plans
for two five story apartment houses To
be erected on the south side of Prospect
place $50 feet east OF CnderhIll ave-
nue., on plot l00xl00. to cost $4,000
for the Levy Bros Realty Company also
for an apartment house to he erected on
the south side OF Parkslde avenue 34l
feet east OF ST. Paurs place. on plot
43.exlO6. for the Clayton builders. 20
cost $4,000.
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operation OF the elevated railroad. The
plaintiff asked 100000 on the ground that
there has been a great loss in rental and
the property has declined In value. The
court found that the elevated railroad has
caused decrease of liz per cent. in
the value of property on streets In the
vicinity OF Park Row and 33 per cent
decrease on Park Row itself, making an
average decrease of 10 per cent. The
court held that $4,000 lot was sufficient
damage and that no rental damages
should be awarded because the loss OF
rents was due to the run down condition
Of the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

The kreymborg Architectural Company
has filed plans in The Bronx for the con-
struction OF two Ave story brick tenement
houses, each i0xSS. on the south side OF
Fox street, 1870 feet east OF Avenue St
John, for the Mack Construction Com
pany, Dudley Macdonald president at A
cost of $4,000 NJ w. bel Claudio has
filed plans for a FIVE story brick tenement
house. 95xss.4. on the west side OF Rem
son avenue. from Walker to Clay avenues,
for William u. Howell Company at "A
cost Of 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
LEASED HARLEM TENTMENrs.

Petro Madrone has leased the two FIVE
story tenements at iS6 and AIS East lI7th
street, through Jake Bernstein from
Charles Laue. The lease IS for three
years at rental that will aggregate $lO-
900 for the term. This Is the third tene-
ment house leased in the last twelve
months by Madronc in the Harlem Italian
district through Mr.. Bernstein.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
LEASE ROCKAwAY COTTAGES.

John Stich Il Co, have leased cottages
at Far Rockaway FOR William F. Titus
on Rue DE st. Felix TO ]. Boullee for A.
e. Morris 90 Franklin avenue to II. OPP
penheimer. Jr,; for the q. & L. Con-
struction Company on Atlantic avenue
to Moe Katzenberg; for Daniel Whitford
on Healy avenue to +. Ray Comstock,
and for Mrs. +. I. Oliver 1856 Mott ave-
nue. to Samuel l.. Wener
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
Guys LARGE PLOT AT KEW.

Max Gross, Jamaica builder. has pur-
chased from Leander Il. Faber a plot,
5OOXl00, at Kew Gardens, on which he
VIII build eight modern homes. The plot
purchased by Mr.. Gross Is at Metropoli-
tan avenue, Willow and Division streets,
and the consideration was s25, 900. The
houses will have eight rooms each and will
sci. for from $4,000 to $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
BROADWAY FORECLOSURE SUIT.
Mutual Life brings Action Against
Wilson Estate Property.

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
OF New York has started suit to foreclose
a mortgage on the property at 32 and
81 broadway and GO and II New street,
adjoining the Standard oil Building. Tho
action Is against the Hudson Building.
Marshall Orme Wilson and Richard T.
Wilson. Jr. as surviving members OF the
firm OF r. T. Wilson q Co. The mort
gage Is for $500 000 and was made by the
Hudson Building, "A corporation, TO the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York on May II, 1909. Frederick l.. AL
len is the attorney for the plaintiff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

John Greer has sold two lots on Lock-
wood street near Pierce avenue and two
three family brick houses on the north
side Of Pierce avenue rs feet east OF
Third avenue and the frame dwelling
at 70 Hanover street. Long Island City.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
MADISON Az. HOUSES FOR TRADE.
Sage Property at Gath street 20 He
Altered by Lessee

Mrs Russell Sage has leased through
the Douglas Robinson, Charles 8. Brown
Company for three years the two four
story dwellings. each on lot 25xsO at
1873 and 1875 Madison avenue, northeast
corner OF SlN;y-fourth street. The lessee
Is John w. Brett. who will renovate the
buildings, installing stores on the ground
moor and converting the upper portions
into bachelor apartments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
GOTH ST. SETTLEMENT BU1LDIsa
Five story Structure 60 House Lenox
Hil1 Assoctatioo

Plans are beiifg prepared for the cree.
ton OF five story structure to be
erected by the Lenox Hin Settlement As
ISOLATION on the north side OF Sixty-nlnth
street l15 feet east OF Avenue A. The
property. which measures 4lx1OO.5. was
acquired few weeks ago from Nathan
kean n Co. The association IL at present
located at 446 East Seventy second street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
MILK co. BUYS IN QUEENS.

The Alexander Campbell MIX Company
has bought from Henry l.. Crandell thirty
lots and a large concrete building at
Richmond Hin, bounded by Hillside and
Metropolitan avenues, Sherman street ana
Tho Long Island Railroad
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

PARK AV. l02? and lO24-Horman 4 Elias
agt Christina Hoguet ct al. Jan s. 1914 .ss0s
sTH Av, N9-Abraham Solomon aEt John
Theodoropoulos ct al. May 81, 1914. seq 30
or saith st-Stuhlmiller
Mantle Works sgt Harry schin ct al, Nov
Az. $50 ., iOO7-walter ] Iipp
e, al ngt Garland Realty Co ct a.. June
"a, lsl3........,,......,. '. =. $50 81
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
twith name and address OF lenders at
torney)

torney.)
BLEECKER SIT, s05-30T, n o Q. sos . e
Grove 81, 90 i0n75. May I, issS-Anton
a. Franziska Trabert to Geo w pibble.
M Vernon y atty Carpenter
7lsT sT. :, eco W Sd av, i5sio?s. Nov
y; isGsTwm c f Pea n 10 ChaS W r,.rso onG
18TH ST. 100 W 50 ST, 2oxlOo H.
June 81 ls06-Conrad Heinmann to Cha,
Heinpanni atty Gustav voss. 81 Park
l,riTPMM ST, sol W, cor Am.,.rdam ' SS
AZ , i95S,s. w ,os,,'o. s iisth 8" rs!
kss a q $3.50 jacob s' solomon ,ae'%Haf i
s6th at; atty. Jos 4 Rosaisky.. t.s
Bway... .',',..,.,,,..,,,,.. 1850
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al" ROAD DECREASED RENTALS.

hy a decision OF Supreme Court Justice
cohalan yesterday the Crex Realty Com
bany got p Judgment against the Inter-
DOR ugh Rapid Transit Company for
'lo 400 for damage to the property At 12i.
l1S l3l and 1873 Park Row caused by the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
INVESTS IN JAMAICA PLOT.

John II. Elder has sold a plot OF
ground at the corner OF Hillside and
Bergen avenues, Jamaica, l.. L., 10 Stephei,
contoni for investment. The sale was
made through A. NJ Brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
APARTMENTS TO LET-FURNIsnED.

RINERsiDE DRIVE, near iiGth Street
attractive front apartment overlooking river.
delightfully."- cool. seven roomg, two baths;
will subict for summer fully furnished. silver
and linen Included. terms reasonable Apply
Room 1914. 81 West 3tth Street Tel Gree
lev 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
BROKERAGE NOTES.

Sidney L. Warsawer was the broker IN
the sale recorded yesterday by the Win
more Leasing Company to the Greenwich
Estates. Inc, OF the tenement at 220 and
222 West Thirteenth street
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Much SOLD BRONX FLAT.

EAST 13iTH STREET-Ennis & Sinnott
have purchased from Lowenfeld &
Pager ana resoid through O'Rellly
Damn to Barbara Weiss $50 East l34th
street. five story fiat on lot 5Oxl0O,
between Brook and St. AIMS avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
TAKE wEsTCHEsTER PLACES.

At Ardsley Park-on- Hudson Kenneth
Ives & Co. have rented for Mrs. Daniel
Bacon her house on Clifton place to A.
NJ. Stewart, and for Herbert $. Carpenter
his residence on Langdon avenue to John
Edwin Dietz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
ZIG LOAN ON GAMBLER BLDG.

M, Margaret o. Sage has loaned
81 900, 900 10 Asa @ Gambler on the twe".
ty-four story Gambler But ding on For
ty-second street west OF Seventh avenue,
The loan IL for three years at ~ per
cent. interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

9TH Az. g. see Il n 2sth st, .tsx7s-
Sandhop Cnt Co. Inc sgt Hy Vogel. owner;
Liberty Greek Restaurant, eont.......sG5s
20lST ST, Academy vt and Harlem River
Louis Hirsch agt United Electric Light 4
Power Co. owner. y 7 Nesblt 4 90, Inc
nTH ST. a. w-I.aac' Lib.on, ar, Assn o.
the Bar OF the City OF y. owner; Parsth
Electric CO. cont I6Q6. 20
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises. 40 sun sets. .. "a Moon ses. ia
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
,S Gov. Island. a:to Hell Gate. .t:ss
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
700 Gov. Island. s:5s Hell Gate .
Arrived-rUEsDAy. June ,.
SIS Kronprinz wilhelm. 3:cs p. NJ. Bremsa.
IS Gros..r Kuriuera. s:s p. NJ. Bremss.
So Nieuw Amsterdam. SIS A. NJ. Rotter dam.
IS Tsorrnina. 7:i5 a. NJ. Palermo Nay 81
"a Powhstan. 1880 +. NJ, barrow, Nay a.
SIS Ruth. 4 a. NJ, San Juan. May %.
Sc Arapaho~, jackson Vile. May %.
IS City OF ST. Louis. IA vsnnhh. Nay 20.
IS seguranca Norfolk. June 1.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
IS Rotte rda m at plymouth
So Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. az Bremea,
SIS France, at Havre.
IS Frederik VIII. at Copenhagen.
IS Dwtnsk, at Rotterdam.
Sc Barbtrossa, at Bremen.
SIS Koonig Albert, at Gibraltar.
IS Rochambeau. at HAvre.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Kronprin ssln Ceciiie, from Brernea
Sc CAiamares. from Port Lmon.
IS TAgus, from Trinidad.
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HELP wANrED---FEMALE.

SPANISH young woman. well educated.
bright and understanding dressmaking; ca
pahle OF making grammatical spanish trans
Iations from the English. Apply w G.
REED, Butterick Building, Spring Mac
dougal Sts., ". Y.
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NEW JERSEY REAL. ESTATE ron sAl.k.
RARE BARGAIN--ss.ooo. easy terrns; de-
l,shuui home In the country near the city; near
lake; grounds 100 by ITO feet: me trees; on very
high ground In the hills; 100 II. elev.; superb
open fireplace; walls ps neledi ceilings beaned:
dining room oeiin beamcd; buffers pantry
and Kitchen: tiled bathroom airy attic and stor-
age: space over ntire bou,se; spacious return
yerands overlooking the water. bull lake privi-
leges; electricity; ALI convenience, % minutes
on LAckAwnnna II. u. express trains; near sA-
uon, schools. churches. country club; actual
lake rights go with property Address OWNER.
boz I'D Sun once.
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HELP wANTED-M4iLE.

CHINA decorator on decalcos; must un-
derstand firing gas kiln. Rox l2e sun once
WANJED-Young man, Is to 90 Chris
tlan. with good education and good pen
man, to help In export shipping: good OPP
portunity for advancement; apply In own
handwriting; hret class referenc. required.
Address STEADY. p. q. 200. New York.
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BUs1SEss PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MANUFACTURING PLANT f0R SALE

LAND-Consisting of ten acres on
main line of railroad, rs
miles from New York
City.
BUILDINGS-About fifty thousan nd
square feet OF floor space,
consisting Of machine
shops. smith shops, power
house, engineering and
office buildings; equipped
with boilers, engines,
cranes, HOSTS, sidings,
scales, etc, all in good
condition.
Plant opersting OF present. Special
tools being moved on account Of CONSOLE
dalton with another plant. T. W.. box
40 Sun office.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE OF Execution. will sell
IL A NJ. at 40 East 2sd street. One
Table, Motor, &C
PRANK W GERATY. Marshal.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON June 2-rhsse army
orders were issued to-day;
First Lieut., G. r. lde. Coast Artillery,
First Lieut., r. y. poole, Medical Reserve
Corps. to Galyeston.
First Lieut.. II. X. Greene, Coast ARTILLERY
from United States Military Academy 10
commanding officer coast defenees OF south
ern New York.
First Lieut.. II. Donovan, Coast Artillery
20 report to commanding officer. coast de-
fences OF Cape Fear.
First Lieut.. s, Jarmon, Coast Artillery to
report ~ commanding officer coast defsncss
OF Boston,
First Lieut.. E. r. Eyboid. Coast Artillery,
from lJ?d To lblst Company,
First Lieut.. J. \. Pratt Coast Artillery.
from lotth Company to headquarters OF
coast defences OF san Francisco.
First Lieut.. T. d Sloan, Coast Artillery.
from i2sth Company TO iotth Company and
to Honolulu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

RIyINGToN ST, $ % Sc Norfolk ~.
p c; attys, Jacobs & l., is2 Nassau
ri o., oo -. 1900
Abr GreenberE and ano to Emanuel 7.
Spellman. "a West End av: prior mtgr.
$4,000: due Dec I. 1926: y c; attys.
Rose q +. l2s Bway ,25, $3.50
eth sr, ga 4, IS, 2A9x92.t-Abr Land
berg 10 Jacob Kcrner and ano 81 LIST
e; May 90; prior mtge 10000; due
Nov l., 1918; y g: atty, Harris Koppei-
man. IA RlylrgtOu st............ AZ 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03

Inc. to osear r Rothmsn. 20 wiiistt ct.
II months from June !. lslt........sl,so 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-03
The following navy orders were issued:


Ensign W, n. Richardson. from tho YER
mont to the Tucson.
These m!dshipmeD of the graduating class
have been assigned 20 duty as follows;
New York; II. C. Carey. X, c. Christian.
y. Fitzsimmons. Jr, r. II. Ralston and y. NJ.
Earle.
Texas-w. d. Austin. L. J, L. Blades.
L. +, Downey, r, Elsbers w q, Popham.
W, i, Runssrt, w Gearing. s, r. Maury
Tlerlda-w, D. Baker, A., O. Berry, Jr,,
X r. Perry T. D. westfall
Arkansas-J. d. McCown. ]. r. moloney.
=. Reich, J. l.. Walden and d. r. wash
burn,
Delaware-H. J. Nelson, q. e. Arvin. NJ. w.
Callahan, $. q. Moore, q. II. Wilson and
\. W Yeatman.
North Dakota-J. !, Hale q. G. Manning,
$. W. Terrell, II. II. Maury and w. X,
Beard.
washington--A, IT, Addoms. 4. II,
Pslsiey, q. u. Fry, c. II. Jones. T. u. Per-
cival.
Buddock and X. X. Shears,
louisiana, O. Afford, v, A. CLARKE.
Il. \. k,llrnsster T. L. Nash and t. d.
Michisan--R. II. Early. l.. II. Mcdonald.
]. q. Meyer. s. C. stengei and A. p, II,
New Hampshire--c. T. GLADDEN.. W. A.
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lIs.l-caroline G storey TO Geo II Nc,
S SsiTs SO; i'S "a st ia IG Ra mtg OsSS
LAF6NTAiNE Az. W !. 1878 n i7s,h st,
S,,skiov-"m higgins to leopold
maidesssr, 9so Valentine av. Apr ~;
LOTS 1876 and 1876. map catholic Protectory
"a W ls7th st. June /, mtg 81 600
LOTS ?is to e: ana sss to ss7 map Isl 81
Park-Franz Koempel and ano. trus. to
s Msy a. N sssg Rost a. ko S i'S 81 Il
MASipA ST. sw. ;. issi . Garrison Az,
W Torch, 1873 issth st. June !; atty
usIoN &v = 1895 al s.scs.MsaMTy; 1900
av' June l. mtg $3.50; atty l. &
uEAT Ta A SC y;ill Bos,cn I'd q az, 100
Ioo'ii-Achile scnGsa 10 CaIosero scha,
fain and ano. l's Elizabeth ct, May 80,
LOTS %!s $3.50 to e. sy ms sS w..tche..i r.rrae.
75xl?s'7~vienna Pressed Yeast Go to
SsssN% sss w &C.. Mss s atty Tan,sS
D4sr aS to Martin Mahonsy isss paIy Az
May 2.. mtg $500; atty scanlon;
2ssb n, $ los e sth st, 2i5xssioawOV
T Edwards Clark to Roman Dombkowski.
7ss Elton av, July ls; atty. Gronich,
LOTS 67-6s, parcel 20 aud lots IA and 10,
parcel 23, map VIM u Ogden--Merwin
Realty Co 10 Thos II Reynolds. $50 Ander-
son sv, May 20: attys, Todd Il st John,
REAR "a FAR PARr LOT ii. map townsend Po Ige
estate, i0xi00; also rear part lot 81 same
map. xio0,6--Jamss II Horecker, Jr,
Douglas NJ HoneGker, Hartford, Conn.
kelly st. si2 y. ts3xil2--Lawrence
Davis to u Maud Bartell ard another,
1884 Briggs av, May 20 mtg $500: atty,
r @ & r 90. l76 Bway. ..,,.,,...,,.s' 90
SIMPSON ST ioli, =, ,ilxio5,i-.Illle
Iyohm to otto Kuhlmann, lsi5 Longfellow
av Nav 2a, mtg sss OO9; same atty. 81 90
SOUTHERN D0CLEVAHp. " :, eetl :
Home al. 3ON0O--IOhanna Fink to Waner
Realty Co. 1894 bryant av, June !: atty
r @ ca i76 Bwqv. .......,........S ii
soyTHERN pOULEvhRp. .. iso 4 n
Htngsbridge "a. Boxtoe--wm Ruhi "a
Sa,hael N Deiagi. 2ass so Boulevard. june
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attorney II attorneys name 10 omitted adj
dress party Of second part)