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Evening journal., 1914-03-30

President Graham, of the Tri-State
League, has announced the signing Of
contracts by the following players:
Harrisburg Adams, Patrick
VI. O'Neill, John A. Byers, John g.
Brink, Leon +. Johnson, George ID.
There, Peter Ferguson.
Reading-R. W. Suckell, Jake
Munich, IT, c. Hoffman, Al Newton,
George c. Mangus, William h. Lahner,
James Garman. IT, ID. Wyckoff, Harry
Weinberger, Evan Morrison, Arthur
ii. Jordan, Clarence Hoar, Rey Doty,
Harry Golden.
With most Of the veterans Of the
Reading team lineup, and dozen or
more youngsters already signed, the
Myers Hoffman-W Weitzel combination
is smiling with satisfaction over the
prospects for a fast team. The re-
porting date was set back this week
to April 20. With Manager Izzy
Hoffman scheduled 10 put in an ap-
pearance the first week I'm April
everything viii be in shape for the
spring training.
The outfleld looks like Mangus
Hoffman and Coveleskie. The five
yanigans who are TO be sent to Read
ing by Connie Mack are all expected
TO stay, and there Will be three or
four Of the youngsters picked up
around Reading and Philadelphia. AL
Newton signed his contract last week
and will try hard to land the short
stop job.
.F h,r
completed arrangements for ban
quet to be given President George W.
Graham. and Governor Tener, presi-
dent OF the National League, at the
Colonial Hotel In York on Tuesday
evening, April T.
Negotiations were completed by the
York manager, whereby Horan, sub
stitute nfelder OF the Elmira club
of the New York State League
becomes the property of the White
Roses. Moriarity, the ex-Trenton iu-
fielder who has signed with the White
Roses, desires to try for the third
base position, and Horan Will be
given a try-out at shortstop. "Al
Hines, eN-pitcher and first baseman
of the Altoona Tri-State team, who
retired from baseball several years
ago on account Of his health, VIII
be given trial With the return
Of Captain Paul Davis, who is sched-
uled to hold down his old position
az first base Hines may be tried
at the out1eld
Manager .Heckert said he expected
| Lefty" Russell, about whose owner
ship there is contention between the
nalffs,f,t.o I,forf, affonalo Scranton
New York State Leaguers. and
the York club, would be de-
clared the property Of the York
club. but that it was not probable
that Russell would play there again
With the announcement that Man
Evening journal., 1914-03-30

Tho Wlnte Elephants defeated the
Elks on Saturday by the score Of 10
to 9. The battery for the Elks was
Jennings and Allen. and for the Ele-
phants. "Dick" Sing1ey and George
Singley. The Elephants are open to
challenges from IA 10 10 years old
teams. Address Owen Denight No.
31I East Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1914-03-30

~ iioN oiiiN d iildltti
of days. With most
of the teams swing
ing through the
brush at a steady
gait, the cracking Of
the winter crust is
impending and the
home folks may view
the gaps shot in the
ranks by the invad-
ing Federals. The
Yankees and Brook
lyn Dodgers will tilt
the lid here Thurs
day with an exhibi
tion game. and the
Phillies and worlds
champion Athletics
will open their ser =
SOS in philadplpbio
Evening journal., 1914-03-30

Among the nearby owned trotters and
PAGERS that are entered for the North
Randall Grand Circuit melting are; Dago,
by Gencr;v Forrest; BOY Miller, by Bin
gara: Harry J. s., bv Admiral Dewey;
Moelle, l,y Nobel; MontfcTis. by Wal
nut Hall; Nancy Boyer. by Nut Bel
vieN; Peter Stevens, by Peter the Great.
Evening journal., 1914-03-30
EDNANSON LEADS
DUPONT This TINE
Gets AZ OF His ClayS While
Ross Trails By
One
CLUB IN FINAL
LEAGUE PRIZE SHOOT

Forty-eight gunners faced the traps
at the DUPONT trapshooting club on
Saturday. despite the rain and the
higb wind.
Evening journal., 1914-03-30
NOTES FOR UORSErIEN

Powell Peacock touts Barietta r. To
be- a 2.O5 PAGER this season. She trialcd
In pos over a half-mile track in 1913
Evening journal., 1914-03-30

The Salem N. J.) Driving Club viii
hold races on Memorial day, Indcpcn-
dence day, July Is and lG.
Evening journal., 1914-03-30
BY HAL SHERIDAN

NEW YORK. March 3O-Real base
ball on home lots is now only matter
Evening journal., 1914-03-30

There ars letters at this Office for
Joe Donahue and mike Brant, the 10.
cal pugilists.
Evening journal., 1914-03-30

Manager sullivan, Of the Belmont
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
PUBLIC NOTICES.

JuDiclA pisrRlcrln the So matter o. &
Appiic,e,ion and Petition Of GEORGE B.
A sNir E Z 3HR' ,chA,ls!il;Esss sTEWAHT
sTThkTi& M MooDBt r 'N iASob 5SHS and I'd
JOHN CLAFLIN, constituting the Hoard Of
The city OF New York. for and on behalf Of
Laws OF 1881. and the yaricns statutes
s ;sssn:n thereof and uDpI.menss
p-;ual easements necessary for the con-
struction, maintenarNe and operation -
from Third Avenue TO the southern BouIe-
to the boston Road. thence along the Boston
in the Borough Of The Bronx, wherever ssid
easements have not been already acquired
Ho Sriiefse IS 8 Y mEREsf GIVEN tina, the
OF John !. Freedman. Frank J. Dupienac
Appraisal duly appointed In the above en-
u,.e5 proSeeding Which report bears date
to Parcel No II was iiied in IN. ono. Of the
Clerk OF the County Of New York on the 2sth
DAY OF S2vember, igis
second supplemental and Amended Report
will be prevented for confirmation to the Su
sreris c T.n G ,h.r ns sse r 81 Hew Sorn at
the First Judicisl District at the county
Cout, House IN the Borough of Manhattan,
AIRY. 1914. at the opening OF Court on that
day. and that then and there. or as soon
nesos vii b. mad. can ss Ge the hsa ..s
supplemental and Amended Report be con
Dated New York, January 20. 1914
ARCHIBALD X WATSON
Corporation Counsel.
Hall Of Records.
borough OF Manhattan.
city OF New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

L. j. Phillips 4 Co. have leased the
store at the northeast corner Of broadway
and l5sth street for a term Of years at
an aggregate rental OF about $4,000 TO
the Schoenberg Company. which will
occupy the premises as a salesroom for
electrical fixtures and supplies.
Pease & Gilman have leased the store
| at Sc West Thirty-seventh street to Will
lam O'Brien. for use as n lunchroom also
the store at - West Fifty-ninth street,
to Alexander W. Saab. dealer in laces.
The Greeley Square Leasing and I'm
provement Company has leased to n.
Meehan the store and basement at l06
, and los West Thirty-second street. for
| five years. from January !, at an annual
| rental of $4,000.
George II. Read & Co. have leased the
store and basement at $40 Fifth avenue
| in the Buckingham Hotel fas term OF
years to Siebrecht 4 Son. florists, who
recently sublet their shop at 427 Fifth
avenue TO Landay Bros.
He'll 4 Stern have leased a loft in l5S-
| 16t West Twenty seventh street to I.
Arbus & Son also loft In %O-&S West
, Twenty-fifth street to A. Lefcourt Co.
also a loft in SIS West Twentieth street
to Norbert Manufacturing Company
also a loft In ll6-l1S West Twenty ninth
street to Solomon shapiro Manufacturing
Company. and the store at 2ts Lafayette
street to Flohr n Harris.
| Tucker. Speyers Il 60, have leased to
| Mildred DE Ham Livingston and Mary
! b. Rouse a loft in 39-4l West Thirty
! eighth street
| James Kyle g. Son have leased to Lotos
! Tea Concern the store at 1872 East Fifty
| seventh. street. which Will be connected
with it's present establishment at the
! adjoining corner of Lexington avenue.
| Henry Brady has leased to Eagle
Badge Company loft in l3l Bowery
and to Vetorio Cassele the store at 337
Eighth avenue.
| The Duross company has leased In l3s-
| I<2 West Fourteenth street. the hrst lof'
| to the White MIX Chocolate Company
| in II West Twentieth street. the seventh
loft TO A. Herman Co. also the south
west corner Of Watts and Thompson
| streets. "a vacant plot 33xIo TO Ranelo
| CNro for a term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

..-. az.
.,vn,rautot. -, ,,.i,; - =, ,
ehoApMhh, isa'Lwan.oh o,ee v .w,,r"s :"
ttlEsi94 60 y"nirac,s"nri ,rit .,ossnH
HMENo SHn ~ uni,.i,,u'Iaa,r
Scnwap ast Mn,niIuh eann q,
.W ,;, Jsmes hsnn' T1 ,,sn
"Hnn TN't f'"' - - "'''"" ss, "a
a,Ttd "a, %, -. oo7' ~ t.r,,L Sni,oIyl All
tn,,ry' iim"s WI iy,,n ,ins and M,rshaii
numLS o,n.r. Thn,,.s r. Nanulon. con.
,ram,nr '' ' $40
an SNE,,,iy r. >pk s,I'ru I9--IsCob
Ried 81 nj aut Matilda % Rhnelnndcr.
owner lanes n Eeen con. rnctor. ID. .s2ii
SAME pNOrERTy- Firoproof Door
co Art same ...............sl7p
aOi 81 ST 4 q 22O II :. Academy It, 5j0N
202-John simmons Go agt United Flee
tric Light A. Power Co. Edison CO,
owners. Best Mfg co. contractor s2,6s 10
AMSTERDAM Az. cor lin 81. ~ Is
1O0--Raiser Heating Co agt thas VI R"-
seminal, Florence u Friedlandcr owners,
Brettholz krumholz Construction CO, con.
tractor ..............,. - Vol" 90
Ora MERCY PARK, Id bais9cS
Sons skt Matilda q Hhlnelander' owner;
lanes Egan, contractor; -. - -,
YVES END Az, fho- 'a'I" Laitl"9 '-",l--
Ast heienn til"nu"e A-h"rh v.rmnn
!atnss ssnh' s.s,rt, No.
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24


IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR PORTO RICO
WEIGH & companN complainants. VS.. Central
san Cristohal Defendant. No $40 EQUITY.
TO ALL CREDITORS OF THE ABOVE DE.
PENDANT COMPANY.
Notlce is hereby given that by an order OF
court made and entered on the s2nd day Of
December. 1918. YOU are required to present
~ the Clerk OF this Court within the period
~ thirty DAYS from the expiration of thi.
advertisement. In due form and under oath.
any claim or evidence OF indt btedncss which
YOU may hold against said defendant com
pany. This advertisement TO continue for
thirty days from its frst publication All
claims of Indebtedness OF the said company
which shall not have been fled with the
clerk aforesaid In accordance with this
notice, shall he deemed barred from any
participation In the nssets in the hands Of
the Receiver In the case. subject however.
to the power OF the Court, which II expressly
reserved, 10 make any other further order a.
Indebtedness
Date OF nrst pablo alton. January Il, lsit
tSiguelI ANTONIO AGtAYO
clerk l. = District Court
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
DETAILS or OLD SALE.

Titles passed yesterday in the transac-
Aor .eported last November by which Jo-
sph Gnnet acquired from the Mckeon
l'eI,'' company the twelve story loft
tl.idus at i24 to ass West Thirty-thrd
slyo"'. oY plot i3lx9s.9, and gave in part
payment 80 Broadway. the southwest
corner Of Convent avenue and last
street AVID property at Mount Vernon.
j was a'uounced yesterday for the first
Tine 'H0 John II. Berry e. Co. repre-
- ted Nj Guinet in the deal and the
s"an = Peel Company the Mckeon
H'al'y Company. The total consideration
w. Sl2a",Uu0 The brokers announced
'IHl the original contract made in No
'.''s Was permitted to lapse. but
: "N-, NJ Gunet subsequently, includ-
y 'r. Convent avenue property in the
''f o.. matter was revived and deeds
"'.' 'hrhaugrd without IA preliminary
"ira' The brokers reported yester-
" that tn" Thirty-third street property
a. been leased on a net basis for long
,''' for AN aggregate rental of s550.000.
.A"ngl n" lessee is named. The Library
'|'al las space there, from which the
'N'.'4r' gets its name.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
BUYERS IN BROOKLYN.

The Buckley Horton Company has
sold for Mrs. Harriet Colyer the three
story and basement dwelling at $50 st.
Marks avenue. near Nostrand avenue. to
Ralph n. Tiebout for occupancy.
. The Rockmore Realty Company has
sold five one family brick dwellings. each
IN lot ls.2xloo. on Enfield street. Ernest
and Flora Porter bought BIS: George
Russell. 511; George Kuhlman. SIC:
Henry Paulstich. sci, and Harry Shar-
tot. 535
Wood. Harmon IL Co. report sales at
Marlboro Two lots each to u. G. Mafit.
outs Sefert and @. L. Cushman; three
BITS, southeast corner OF SiXty-third street
md Twenty second avenue. to J. h. An
Yerson In kensington Park: Single lots
u r. G. Ellis. II. II. Howatt. =. T..
furry, John q. Anderson. A. NJ. Glover.
= =. Vincent. George Il. McNab. T.. NJ.
Morgan. NJ l.. Eargle. W. II. Burkhaiter
and L.. T.. Bookter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
,uor MEN nUY ON DUANE ST.

DIANE STREET.--The Lorillard estate
has sold lis and 100 Duane street, two
i've story buildings. on plot 50xll6.s,
located 80 feet east of Church street
The buyers are Morse & Rogers, whole
ale shoe dealers. who are now located
az Il 10 % Hudson street. southwest
rorncr Of Duane street. which premises
hey occupy on n long lease.
WEST a.D STREET, X. Wood, w.
n pclson Co. has sold for the Brodie
Ecalty Company the three story and
easement dwelling Ut II West Ninety
second street, on lot 20xl00. to a client
for occupancy.
EAST NTH STREET--R. Prezanno has
sold for c. Napolitano to NJ. Ause-
lone 33s East ll7th street. n Ave story
tenement on lot 25x1OO.ll
EAST NTH STREET.-R. Prezanno has
sold for $ Giacini 422 East ll7th
street. a three story tenement on lot
sxl00.ll. to Francesca Divoni.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
UPTOWN OFFICE TENANTS.

Offices have been leased In the St James
Building. Broadway and Twenty sixth
street, TO the following: Jacob Cohen 4
Sons. A. Bell, Spanish Lace and Embroid-
cry Company, H. Meltsner 4 Soma, Anna
Kay. American Embroidery Manufactur-
ing Corporation. Geller Levy & Baer,
Princess Dress Company. Benjamin II.
Rubin. Forbes-Murray Art Company.
Stanley Gerson. the Dannenberg Company
Marvin Manufacturing Company. Eugene
Hess, New York Silk Garment Company
Robert n. Engel. John +. CARR. Leitseli 4
Bauman, NJ. I.ichtman. william NJ Poe. w.
Fisher & Co, G. w. H. Moulton 4 Co.. A.
Weiss 4 Sons the l.. T. Burrowes Com
pany, Brooklyn Novelty Company. Inc.
and Charles u. Land 4 Co
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow. =

For eastern New York. rain proi'-
able during day or At night, warm.
er in south portiont Tomorrow,
snow in north, snow or rain in soutb
portion. colder, brisk southwest
winds.
For southern New England. increasing
c!oudlncss and warmer to-day: rain to night.
rain snow and colder to- morrow; in
creasinr south and southwest winds
For New Jersey. increasing cloudiness and
warmer to-day. rain by night: rain or rnow
and colder to morrow: brisk southwest winds
For western New York. rain to-day: colder
Tonight local SHOWS and much colder to
morrow. brink southwest to northwest winds.
NEW YORK, Jan. 2a-The depression
from the extreme Northwest expanded. and.
moving southeastward, had Its principal OF
three centres over the lower Missouri Valley
yesterday.
High pressure continued over the Atlantic
States. the lower lake regions and southwark
over the East Gulf States and was high over
the extreme Northwest; elsewhere low pres
sure prevailed.
Rain continued to fail In the Pacific
states, snow In Montana and a little rain
along the Guf coast and IN Iowa: elsewhere
tho weather was generally fair.
IL was colder in New England. the Rocky
Mountain States and the Northwest. but
generally warmer elsewhere. and especially
In the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lake
regions.
In this city tho day was fair and wsrmers
wind. ligh. to fresh southeast: average hv =
mildly. g. per cent; barometer. corrected ~
| read 20 sea level, at 8 a. Nj, 1884: p. N 4
3oi7. I
The temperature In this city yesterday. as
recorded by the ofhcial Thermometer. Is shown
n be ne rad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Cassidy Realty Corporation; Manhattan
"a pital $50. 900 Directors. Frank j. Cas-
sidy, A. NJ. Hyland. New York city Paul
Il. Tuthill, Brooklyn.
Laykenack Realty. Manhattan; capital
81 o 600. Directors Sam Layefsky Louis
Kenisrtein and Sophie Alderman. New York
city
Reace Realty Company Brooklyn capi-
tai $1,000 Directors. Fortunate Correale,
Vinoenzo j. Correale and Saverio Correale,
Brooklyn.
johnson Sales Company, Queens: capital,
1890 Directors Arthur J. Johnson,
Thomas II. Johnson and Loretta G. John
SON Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
srATE OF WV AnRk

NOTICE OF The. ISSl ANCE OF NH
NEW DESIGN OF STOCk TRANSFER
TAX STAMPS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Please take notice that pursuant to the
provisions of chapter sill OF the laws OF
1914 have provided for the issuance and
exclusive use Of new design OF STOCK
transfer tax stamps, and that after the
10Th day of February, 1914, none other thar
the new issue or design Of stamps will hs
accepted or made use OF in payment Of the
tar.
From February ~. lai<, to MAY -. 1914
inclusive. stamps Of the old issue may be
exchanged with the Comptroller for stamps
of the new design. as in said act provided
WILLIAM SOHNIR
Dated Albany. y. v Comptroller.
November 20. 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

Margaret T.. Forbes. individually a.. I'M.
pleaded, appellant Order reversed with 81
costs and disbursements motion Tor security
for costs grantcd with so costs and time 10
answer extended as Indicated IN opinion Opin.
ION by Laughlin. Il. Order filed
Arthur j. Ortmau, respondent. vs. l-idor
Bailey. appellant. Order reversed with tU
costs and disbursements and motion denied
with Nu costs, without prejudice 10 npplca
llun TOR order Tor examination before trial
Opinion 10y Clarke j. Oidcr hed.
James u Hay suln.. 60. appellant. Va
Frank brook field - al dplcndams ,Katt
NJ Brookfpld rpspoudcIf brdcT reversed
with 80 costs and disbursements ana motion
denied with SO costs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS And COMMENT
Purchase in Old Wholesale Dis
,rict by shoe Firm Feature
of Dull Trading.
SALES IN OTHER SECTIONS
Buyers Found for Farms and
Country Places-Building
News and Leases.
SALES IN OTHER SECTIONS

Business N the real estate market yes
,srday was practically without interest
IN Manhattan sales we're In very light
rolumo. and the hest reported during the
jsy had to do with an old commercial
bui,dng on Duane street. near Church
street. purchased by wholesale shoe deal
ere already located in the vicinity. Other
branches of the market we're equally dull.
There was no new building plan filed in
Manhattan and the leasing branch pro-
,luced nothing of Importance. Taken al
together the market was about as un-
Productive as on any day during recent
n,nks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
LAND FOR SMALL FARMERS.

The Fifth Avenue Bond and Mortgage
Company has sold $50 acres OF land at
Rocky Point l.. l., TO II. Il. Baker and
mh"rs IN experimental farm will be
farted \ plan is to be provided whereby
snail farms can be paid for out Of the
PRODUCTS of the farms. The purchasers
also have an option on about 500 addi-
'onal acres OF land near the property.
Buyers will experiment with selling their
PRODUCTS direct to consumers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
NEWARK DWELLING SOLD.

Feist a Feist have sold for the Rose
vile Realty Company new Dutch
Colonial dwelling on a plot 81 feet front
By 100 feet in depth to Frederick A. Hart.
m. house contains eight large rooms and
bath, and is situated on the east side OF
Zenith street between Second and Third
avenues on the Rose Villa tract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

SPRING 81 l3s -to--Candec. smith How
land Co aEt y Telephone Co ct al. Jan
"a, lflt.ss y I. :
I4;TH ST. 547-6s W--John Poland agt u
Heideiberger ct al oct :, iei3...... $500
i77TH ST. sol W-John Poland agt II
eidelberger ct al oct \. lel3...... $500
AMSTERDAM AN, li05-Aronowitz 4
Morris agt Jane Linderman ct al, oct 81
1tl3 s-S.oS
LUDLOW ST l2i--Simon Dorf ast Chebra
Kadisohe Anshei Sochochow, Inc, ct al
Nov I. 1919. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
WlYs WOODBURY. FARM.

l:aWuon W. Kellogg Of Jamaica has
bought from Ely .. Piquet farm Of
THIRTY acres AT Woodbury.. l.. l., held at
> "oo0. in exchange for which ne gave
Twelve houses and eighteen lots in Ja-
maica Richmond I'm and Queens. Piquet
a P.qust OF Jamaica acted as brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
'""''" offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian aud The Irons.

.NT ~ NESEY STREET,
~ Henry Brady.
'"'N'H ~. = ,, $50 Academy st. oON
' f.n' u - Moran agt j. Fuller
.'rh.raNu.
~ ua y. s. 200 . LIST ay 2oSs2x
''''.' ely tnt--David kcppel ct
a. o.. ns' T. Martin ~ al, due
49, 20. g., axes, &c, f6l7.l2; TO the
"''N'N ........., ...,,,......,Sll,9O 800
i,r,, by Joseph y. Day.
Ni "2f-A, :, 209 " Az &, 39xl03.3,
p, I'M and stores-IryinE Smith agt
h"7|ty 60 ct al due 935,23s Is;
,r g. f2l2330; TO tho plain !.
.'f 1905 THIRD AvENUEI
,, Ey Joseph =. Day.
~ FL. ~ cor Belmont sv ,?203i
''.'-,' sty tnt--Morris I,eder
~, - Nhor Realty 90 ct al; duo $40
,r ''''r, Sc, 5000 to the plain
90 .fr .'tt,,.,',,,,, sJ5'OoV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
COLLEGE POINT THEATRE SITE.

Paul T.. Besio has bought a plot 5Ox
'o1 OH Thirteenth street. College Point.
I. l. for about $500 Sayers Bros. as
attorneys, represented the buyer. A NOV
'os picture theatre to seat about 500 will
b. erorted on the site.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

WASHINGTON Ian. % Tho Yacht Eagle
has arrived al guantanamo. the gunhoat
Nashville AT cane HaNticn, the deatro err
stewart nj san Diego and submarine b at
Key West,
Tho cruiser Denver has sailed from santa
barbara Tor san Diego and tho DESTROYER
rruxtnn from Nav" lsland for san picg" VIA
SRusaliio.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
4. :. Suprrn me Court Calendar.

WASHIN,iTON Jan, - The ds> "a
for the United States supreme tuurl ~
January %; Nos lS9, 1870. 1870 ts. -o'
col e02. e0, aOb and COZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
DWELLING SITES.

The Westchester Syndicate has sold
'lr"e plots At Battle Hin Park, White
Pains, to Theodore l.. Wright. who has
pans for two houses Ia cost $4,000 each.
F'gr other houses are expected to be under
VA soon for various owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
BRONX FLAT BUYER.

>2muud d. Heine is the buyer OF the
Eve story fat at 776 fremont avenue. the
sale Of which by Friedman Il Feinberg was
reported recently
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24
rnorImTy OWNERS TO MEET.

F..r vim hc a meeting of the United
.''I Estate owners Associations on Tues
,uN evening. January 81. In the Grand
''p. Hotel Forty-second street and Park
o.gt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-24

Arrived-FRIDAY. January 81.
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