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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Untcrcst rer cont unloss other"Ise noied
JULY IL.
Manhattan.

CONVENT Az. W cor 1850 st. i2jy
9oI1. Albion construction 60 TO T. z
Wood. W n Dolson 90. 2@i0 Bway; Jul,
T., tprlor mtg sos. O6t. due as per notes
q = r.. SI3.1l0 L., atty. J. 60.
EDGECOMBE Az. W 5. 90 s Of lf'ih
81. iox1oo. r smith 20 y Schulman. SprinS
Valley y Y. July -. due as per bond
sl.5O0. atty. y r 90.
20 81. 70 =. 29s " Of Avenue &. 2i2y
iu5 IA. Henrietta Fisher 20 VI ios nb'rg.
1870 1th a,: July ~ prior mtg s:6ono1 .
. Yrs. q g. $1,000. attys. Foltcns'ein &
7Tn ~. . 8. 7o1i Of i35,h At. l5x75;
charlotte Williams to Elizabeth Realty 90.
49, Lib, rty st. July IL prior mtg $1,000 /:
install . p G.. 81 900. ATTY, + Issacs, %
SRI ~. :.S3-..s5. W : soil of
I'D IT, sos irrcg 10 - Nicholas av Hls@N
irr,c. sophia. wife Of g $ Pinkney. to r
q 4 = 20. July II. due and int as per
bond $4,000
IFrU 81 u cor University pl 1l6 iox
.- WEoatlv ms Land 60 10 " Crawford.
Monroe. y y. July !. . yrs. p e. $1,000.
asst ~. s e.. - q Of 10Th as. e5oxIO3a:
iOG West %isi street 60 20 u Barrett
5lN 3tn az. July II prior mtg S>S"ooo :
du. Jan J. 1915. e.. $-''".ooo. ATTY. y
90 ST. s. .o5 " Of 81 ay. @5vloo ::
y g Wol0 ID" P'uin. Gutman. 80 l. ~
20. JYlr h.. " yr. $1,000. attys. kurz-
man ( f. - Broad 81
7arH 81. 3. 50 " n Lexington ay
$40 to-. society ~ BcauX Arts Archi-
rcts 90 81 " Warburg. Hamburg. Cor
rant. July 10. yrs. $4,000. atty. l. T
90.
1I>rH ST. - 80 81 ID av. @5VIoo u /.
%sssv 10 " " Powell. surv tru9. 100
Wet End AZ. july .. du" a. per bond J,
SO. '0n. att. " " Powell : Wall -.
i,1TU ST. ,. 4" 81 81 Lexington az.
@ulH1 ~ Kate E'rshaw 80 y y Ham
hr.sh' so " o5th -. Jui} II. due July
!. iu11. 3D.. J. g.. $1,000. atty. T. r 20
IiJTH ST. So 100 v ~ Icno> nf. li1N
SO ~ hamilton Holding 60 10 4 1.ow'u-
frld and suo. i29 T. 7ith IT. July ~ ST..
u y e.. 81 UOu. att,s. Lind a +. ~ CEDAR st
SAME PROPERTY. William Slsttcry
Construction 90 10 Hamilton Holding 90.
liH Bway. July II. Nr. u p e.. $4,000;
att}s. t.iud & T.. 40 cedar ~
ItsTi ST. T. 10 e. ~ Convent sv. ln0V
% fnS Wsst 3ist street 20 TO Seamcn's
Bank for SAVING ~ Wall ~. June so :
Nrs. $50 ouo. atiys. Cadwaladcr. " a T.
- wall 90
SAME PROPERTY. same 10 II ! Rar-
ret. 1tS 9TH Nv. july ~ prior mtg $50
Ornt. duo sept l. t?tt. =. $50 900
atys. Eikus q & =. i7O PNay
The Bronx.
FRANKLiN Az. " .. 90 from 10, i2f
and lls J n from tangent point Of i6sth
at. 76GK irreG. Mack Construction Co. Inc.
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FIRE RECORD.

l1:o0-e0ll Lafontaine a.. Bronx Samga
Marshinck. trifing
l1,15-9o Rvlngton St; Morris HasE1";
slight.
r "
l. .j0--i@G Central Park west otto D.
Nrics. $40
l. .20-Audubou and Fort George ayes 6
Is. Thomas. e. 300
:.30-l6>' Park av.. Harry LcfkoEiI
81 600
500 Avenue 4. Lena Da'hri,n;
trifng
2o-G9> lexington av.; Madame Mari.
trifinE.
1905 Bond st.: H. Arplcmar ds-'
ago unknown
ll.oo-zercsa and story avs. oNncr unsacrr
trlfinc
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Dwelling House Leases.

Goodwin e. Goodwin have rented for
Belle Moses to Pauline Hrsch the
three-story and basement private
dwelling at 14s West 120th st.
John !. Clancy e. Co., leased the
dwelling 1874 West 58th st. to George
p. Littcn. and 81 West 57th st. TO Jane
Morressonier.
Slawson & Hobbs rented for r. H..
Winston, 3O1 West End sv.. a three
story dwelling, to r. W. Martin for a
term OF years.
Samuel II. Martin leased for Bolton
Hall the four-story and basement
dwelling at 141 West 63d st. for three
years to Margaret II. King.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday At the New York Real Estate TX
change:
By Henry Brady.
10TH ST "a ". =. 80 OF sth az. lsI
qall. 2 sly dplg sold 10 the pltf for $4,000
COLUMBIA ST. y. 3. so Of Riving on
g.. 70 l0X49S. = sty tcnmt and stores; sold
to the pl'n for $500.
By VI Morgcnthau. jr., GO.
ST NICHOLAS Az. s2l, n " cor l56jh ST.
o. l0x9c .l0X9fNe99. sty tcnmt, sold 10 ne
pltff for 81 o0
~ the Bronx Exchange:
by Joseph Z. Day.
WALES Az. IS s. 752 n OF lath e.
.i3Nl0j. sly dWlg. sold 10 the pin ;or
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COZ NrRN.
Nazareth Hall Military A,,d,

Nazareth Hall Military Academy
MorsNiau boarding school tor bN.
General Academic aud Preparatory 1ouls-
FAN term begins sept. -. tpli For es.
log address Rev. : ! Blum. n. n. wv"
Nazareth. Pa
Sl>EsS SCHOOLS.
M LILLE X Sc HO u
Lexington ~. AZ 81 St y Shorins,
StenotNry bookkeeping. Private SecfcIsI,s-Ss
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BUYING IN BROOKLYN
Apartments and Dwellings IN
Various Sections Sold.

Samuel Galtzka has sold for the
John l.. Sullivan Company TO client
for investment the four-story double
brick apartment house 442 5lst ST., on
The John b. Bradley Company bought
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Army and Navy Orders;
Movements Of Warships

ARMY.
MAJ. =. II POMROi. retired. TO recruiting
service. Newark. vice Lieut.. T.. " HUB-
BARD. retired to his home
capt. e r.. WIlEATLEI. G. \. c.. detailed
IN quartermaster corp. effective oct. ~
vice capt. i. r.. fotRfE. quart,rmaster
corr. assigned 1oth Go. e.. \. g.. effective
oct - capt WHEATLEY will report at
proper time to ,ommai ding general. Philip
pine. for i~sigum ,n;.
FIRST Lieut. T. SANTSCHi. Jr. 18th Inf.
detailed professor q military science.
Agricultural college az Utah. Logan.
Utah. 10 take effect rn BITS arrival IN L. >.
First Lieut. q. $. SNYDER. ~ Ca... and
second Lieut.. *. >. BRADFORD. 18TH
Cav. 10 West Point Military Academy.
Aug -
Leaves Of absence: Second Lieut. G. II.
GARDINER. 9th Inf. one month from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

Mar & son agt Jamaica Realty Corp 81 a.
Aug :. 1913 $3.50
WILLIAM ST n q whole front between
Belmont and crescent avs; Nincenzo u Aies
sandro agt lsmascia Realty Corp ~ az SEPT
Is 1918. 500. 49, 80,
5TH Az. 42i 70 ass: y Foundry 20 80. ~
Frank Y Burton ct al: Mar Q. 1914: SOS 20
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JULY -.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
i55TH ST. IS s. 20 n " ~ Madison az. Tor
"a one St store and dance hall. l16NN. James
FNsrard estate. - William -, owner. l. 4
Shoinart. lq4 Bowcry. architect; 5000
The Bronx.
LELAND ~, =. Of Iaconhe ~, l
-fr frame dwlg. 2jA30. Annie Moccia. 3s2 h
ii-d st. owner. + ! cunningham. -55th ST
and Fieldstone RI. architect. $3.50.
18TH ST. n . corner Croiona PARKWAY. ,
s'y bri stores and tenmt. = lONN3J : n .
CONSTRUCTION 60. Barnett Soltz "a 4 Mich
oIas aN president owner. e y Meyers,
Union square architect. $4,000
CABOT ST. >. $50 OF Eastern Boulevard.
/ sty brll stors <. g 9N3i.s; Rock Plaster
Mfg Co cN1 Fourth av. owner. Turner Con
struction CO. II Bway. architect, 81. 100
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

Anna IAngdon and ano 10 X g Langdon,
Slu1
Il Tricr 10 II g Eurdick 81 geo
" l. MarruS TO II knopp. ST.
Anron Building 80 10 VI Samues 500.
Same to same. 500.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO to
h. HarNi'r. cNr. So 800
10 West S6th street CORPORATION TO
Blanche Buckin: go 90
VI i.ehcn TO T GItuau. 81 500
Isabella q Francis TO IA Picsen. $40
III 81
- y I<c. cxr. 70 Grace q smith. 500 COO
Laura Hsnsgen, cAtrX. 10 Laura Hansgen.
81 600
Narsu,rite Il Holman 10 = r kelley 81
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MOVEMENTS or WARSHIPS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
july lt-Dolphin. At Nantucket Brooklyn
AZ Lewes: Uncss at Charleston; Jupiter
at san Francisco. Sterstt and Perkins, at
Homestead Bay: Duncan. at Newport;
Montgomery. at Norfolk: Glacier. AT Quay
mas. Denver. at Marc Island: Kansas. a.
Vera cruz: salem. Il, Iobos Island and
TuNpsm.
SAILED.
July 13-Duncan. Boston Tor Newport: Paul
Jones TruNtum and Whipple. La pdz Tor
san Diego. salem, Vera cruz FOR Lobos
Island.
july li-Dolphu Nantucket FOR Washington:
Brooklyn Philadelphia FOR LeWcs: cali
forna and Prcble santa Rosalid for Ia
Paz: Celtic, Tampico for New York Via
Charleston. Salem. Lohos Island FOR TUX
pam: san Francisco. Tooos Island for Vera
cruz: Hancock, Vera Cruz Tor Guantanamo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

JEROME Az . cor clifford Place. 25N
l"". II y Winaus loans Il r James. To erect
a one story building payments 81 .O0
l>jTIT ST t. n FOL southern Boule
ward. sos 1901. j - Vent loans Ncol
Building corp. 10 erect one i've story apart
mont ~ Iaymentsl Sii.NOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
The Bronx.

i7STH ST. SIS whole block front from
MapcH 10 Prospect az. @aJNiI. n - Silleck.
DO. sEt Middle Bronx Realty & Cousf 20.
oR uers aud contractors trsucWall. SiSg 50.
WILKINS ~. tti9-lt@3. T. Ditt"lman
act II N 4 : Hess owners and contrac-
'orr. ti7t50
l"1TH ST $50 93i East. Shciner & Got
heh art 4 - ration aud ! Doe. owners. J
Mond lson. contractor. s. -.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

simple thing to patent? Protect your idea,
they may bring you wealth. Wrlte for
Needed Inventions" and "fiow To GET Your
Patent ant You, Money" Randolph a Com.
pany. Patsn' Attornsya wash, u. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JULY II.
Manhattan.
The Bronx.

18TH ST :. 100 " IenoX Az. li5Xa9 /
Hamilton Holding 60 loans William Slattery
Constr 60 Ssuuis
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The Bronx.

Louis Levi 10 W II Fischer oNr. 81 400
William Schultz and another 20 William
schultz. 81
Thcrcsc Msnuror ari another. -Xr. To Law
ycrS Mtg 90. $50 0n0
Spencer & toc and another. -Xrs. 20 isa-
bet Phraner. 200
f " Todd. 'Nr. TO Ada \ Shetrah. s. 80 =.
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 TO German
Saving, Bank. 5000
Lawyers Mtg 90 TO W n Hamilton and an
other trus. 5000.
Wilhelmina iIerwig t. Pheh- Eaurh. 8 500
Nina Roscnbrock 20 Caroline Borchers. 81
Houghkccpsi" Trust Co 10 Pelham Lodge.
+ and \ VI. 81 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
BUSINESS CARDS
DEShs AND OFFICE FURNITURE
CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
cleans bv compressed air. steam. hand or
on moor. 1868 Broadway, tel East 18th at
coz 6 BRANDT. Tel, i32-3sth
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular,
Tel tss1-<ssS Bryant ul-Au wsss Ssth o.
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The Bronx.

BOSTON RID. 1000. Corrclia + M,Cor
mack 80 y kUpcismith. "26 = 18Th o.
H. yrs from July !. 1915. $500 20 sl.0so
ats. S Wrav 99J Boston I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
Closks. Suits. women's Wear. Etc.

BOsTON-w Filenes Sons Co, Mr. King ma
chine made dresses; Mrs Phillips. dresses
and costumes Mr. Sheffield. girls fall
coats: Mr. O'Callaghan. misses fall suits ::
Miss Webb, misses costumes; il6 W
32d
BOSTON-Gilchrist Co: Miss Bernstein,
chilIren's wear. Miss Francis, negligees ),
50 White
BOSToN-W A Bacon Miss Malice. furs;
81 Union So
CHICAGO-The Fair; A Guthman. suits and
dresses; 225 Fourth az.
CLEVELAND-Clawson & Wilson Co; f
Farce. furs. IS W sgd -.
COLUMBCS-F r Lazarus 30; Miss r Dun
lap. corsets. pctticoats and muslin under
wear. g East Eth -.
TROrT-BurnFam Stoepe ! e. co: g
Matthews. hosiery. % Leonard -
PORTLAND. ME--PortcOus & Mitchell CO.
n u Lakeman. ladies' rcady-to-wear, 50
NhitD 81.
SAN JOSE. "AI,-L Hart & Sons Co: \
Hart ladies' rcsdy-to-wear; 40 Fourth
ST. LoUIs-stiy. Baer & Fuller Dry Goods
Co; Miss VI kcarncy. muslin underwear
and infants wear: IL West sd -.
Marshall Field & 90. Miss VI
IlalheIg. costumes: Miss NJ Fiske. repre-
sentative: i0i Worth st.
DALLAS. TEN-BcrWad Bros: II Berwald'
ladies ready -to-wcar. - = 26th 81
LOUISVILLE Kaufman. Straus 90. + F.
Du Rand. ooaks and waists: go 9Th av
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

BOOKKEEPER-EXpe German. Eng
Ilsh CORES pOndcnt. middle aged married
man: not afraid OF hard work and long hours.
wishes position - trust I'm office or as col
iector and representative: expectations mod
cratc until Run efficiency Is demonstrated:
best references Address Ernst BULK. liib
ith street. North Bergen. y. J.
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III eRfMAl Is, Estate
$1,5OO,OOO hvolved in
West 86th Street Deal

Wilson ". Powell 20 Nicholas Nasny S- u
East IfSth ct. I've story hathouse' y"
LOT ohN1nO near ScCond aN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16
The Bronx.

VALENTINE Az. " $. .lo2 1874 s.. 100
x-O). Julia \ Fond AIT Ada Fielder ct al
foreclosure Of MTG. acy. W & Arnold.
ALEXANDER Az. 13i: college Point saw
ings Bank AIT T. Berhon Il al doreclo,ure
OF MTG. atty = = RaubCr.
ALEXANDER AN. 10. same-ssme fore
closure OF intgp. same atty.
COLLEGE ~. " S. so both st. sOAeo;
Mary krcutor ast " l. phelan ct al
foreclosure Of mtg. atls, Amend n \.
WEBSTER Az. = s. 1856 fremont av,
75NI5Sg. = y Applehy agt \ Frcund 81 al
foreclosure OF mtg; attys. cannon n {.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and addross Of purchaser and
Attorney
IL LG II
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

DBLANCEY 81. Il and 70: Passalc
Structural Steel Co agt Manhattan Holding
60 ct al action to foreclose mechanics lien);
atty. VI Marden
AMSTERDAM Az. 1850: Florence Fried
lander agt Hrettholz-k rumhOlz Construction
30 ct al fore closure OF mtg; atty, J Man
hemer.
HENRY ST. s. lot q. map Of estate 81
y Seaman. 9Th Ward: United states Trust Co
Of New York agt J Alderman ct al fore
closure of Mtg. attys. stewart & Shearer.
aOrH At. 90 West. = n Jackson agt Peer
less Holding 60 Inc. ct al foreclosure or
MTG: atty. : II Jackson.
9th ST. 20 East. Fannie Brown ast ]
Weiss 81 al foreclosure Of MTG, atty,
Wiener.
SD ST. a. 555 " ~ lith sv 9Xi0o.5; j
i \ Hickey AIT Ellen Hickey a. al Noreclos-
uro Of mtg. atty, r j Heisler.
I'D 81 io3 10 i01 East: General Theology
cal Seminary ~ tho = T. church in the L 5
agt r ! Mooney q al foreclosure Il mtg;
4tfNs MurraN. InEcrsoll HOge q HumphIey.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of lender and at
tOrncN.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-16

st omtg $4,000 July IS; 81; atty. cohn'
o. "a sv
SD ST. :. ESQ., Columbus az. 2oXSo;
W II Hamilton ref. 10 n Fuhr ISL Union -
Brooklyn. June -; $4,000; atty y
Nenino. - Wall -.
SiTH ST 5 s. go = Columbus av. isSX
Ioe Grace + crook 20 Mary \ keene ana
ano. s. " Sfh 81; July IL mtg $4,000
s5TH ST. =. 35ts 81 az. 5oxlo2
Elizabeth Gilmore 80 Elizabeth { Gdlprauh.
- ~ s2I -. June mtg $4,000 WOO
a9TH ST. 10 r g. - 81 az. ejx
io0If: : Sturm and ano 10 l. Gumhiner.
Is r lloth 81; = part; all liens. July 49,
ioeTH ST. s. 1905 81 az ?s.sA-;
IOstb 81. > s. lS7 ? 81 av. 27&tooll. BellinE.
Ton Realty corp to Louis Herskovitz. 700 h
lGist 81 fmiG $4,000: July 81
l0o11; F Z Klein 10 y \ Shalt. dorchester
Mass; July = 'mts $4,000 800 address
IigTH ST. 80 and ~ Z. $. 1875 a.. Of
ric,ts Vickers. 1861 Bedford ay. Bkiyn mtg
sSs.5oo' July .. 800. atty. + " Nick'rs. ~
BrRcry .
usrH ST. :. $50 2 Of sth AZ. ioxloo. = 4:
r Jackson ref 10 LAWYER. Mtg 60. july Il.
$4,000: ATTY. Cary \ carroll % Wal 80 ~, 81,
10TH IT. : 800 Of Stn a., a., r t2Ti% 60 y,
0OO at;y. cary 4 g. % Wall St
18TH ST $50 f.. :. - . % "a as. -3X
i001l. " " Powell trustee OF Eh"ari
Rushmore. 10 y Nassv - " san 81, Iuiy
2. 81, 100. a'ty. : setback. 49, Nassau -.
l-3D -. 8. $50 : " Of l-cnoX av' ok
lGo1l: Wells Holding 60 To Ida skinner.
Is W >0th =: July Il mtg $500. 500
I.3TH ST e. - - " Lexington az. OK
80 II. \ j Hamlrfcht and ano. cars. 20 Nate
Kor.haw. 81" Hawthorne av. Noukers. &.
July ~ 81. atty. Lawyers Title ms &C.
18TH IT s. - " 81 Lexington a., -oN
% II. \ Hami r. -ht - al 10 KATE k'rshiw'
Ia. ~ 70 Il j
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
MEN with patentable ideas write Randolph &
Co, Patent Solicitors. Washington. d. C.
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18Th ST 6 s. i9ali 9th Az. 20 and 5
Sly telephone exchange. y Y Telephone 90.
l. Dcy ~ owner. T. \ Munger. IL pey ST.
architect. 81 90.
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Drvsoods. Etc.


ALVESTON-t;aIveston ID 6 Co; Weis
dry goods snd Turn goods - Leonard
HOUSTON. TEN-FlaNman u q & Notion
co; Tom flaNman, dry soods' ho''0"' anu
PROVIDENCE. r l--Callender McAuslsn
A Troup co; q Reid. domestics. hannels.
linens and Innings Leach dress
SALT LAKE CTTY-Zions Coop Mercantile
Institution: II Woodruff. domestics,
dress goods. blankets and white goods 10
Leonard.
SAVANNAH. Mohr Sons; Mohr.
blankets and Innings IS Leonard
ST LOUIS--Ricc. silk y 6 co: + Walsh
dress goods and wash goods: 80 Sway
BOSTON Rlodgett Ordwsy & Wcbber' W
" Weber. white goods and drsperies' go
Bway
L/DU'IsVIrLE-J VI Robinson. Norton Co; A
l. Terry. drygoots. = Leonard st
Los ANGELES-Musc. FsrS a Walker CO..
& Hart. drA goods. ll6 " sd 81.
NEW HAVEN-F 4 Corbn, woolens' COL
ST iOTIs-Ricc. Silk G 60: g c Baker.
remnants and outings: az BNay.
WATERFOWL. y Y-F \ Empsall Co: W
Empsall drygoods. notions and furnishing
goods: Navarro.
AIBUoUERoUt;. M-Golden Rule Dry
Goods co: J \ Weinman. drygoods. mo-
lions and ladies' ready to-~esr; 40 4th
mestics. white goods and blankets; ia
CHICAGO--E Holt g. Co; + Holt. white
goods. linens and laces; Longacre.
CHICAGO-IIerrick Bros q 60. Hirsch.
white goods. laces and notions; Grand.
DAYTON. OHIO-L TroXler Co, T II Mar
tin. domestics. silks and dress goods;
lls W 33d st
DETROIT-Edson. Moore & 60: F Stock
we'll drygoods: 81 Leonard ST.
INDIANAPOLIS-L $ Ayres & Co;
Weinmann. dress goods. silks and veil
vets. so W 33d ST
LITTLE ROCK Ark Vomer Dry
Goods Co. l. Nolmer. drygoods, notions
ana furn goods. Flanders
MOBILE-Boch & NeuburGer. 4 Bloch.
piece goods: 2s2 church St
NATCHEZ. MISS-B Dreyfus & Son;
Dreyfus, drygoods: a. Leonard st
OMAHA-M T. Smith & Co: j Scohie.
domestics. prints and ginghams: $50
BWaV.
SAN FRANCISCO--L Dinkelspiel Co: l.
Dinkelspiel, drygoods; - Leonard 81.
ST PAUL~-Lindeke. Warner & Sons. L "
Wolterstsrf, white goods. laces and uph
goods $50 Bvay
TROY. y Y-Coon Bros; W Coon, piece
goods . w 3sth st
WICHITA. KAN-Johnston & Lsrimer Dry
Goods Co; J VI Crossfeld. piece goods;
81 Leonard st.
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The Bronx.

so BOULEVARD. % cor 18th St. 3 sty
brick factory llj.6N1f0.s. Winter & 60. on
premises. owners. \ T. Davis - + l5sth ST
architect. cost $40 600
Sd Az " cor ltsth s. ! sty stone
church. q 6X73. Reformed church ~ Mott
Haven. - VI Voorhees, so = listh st prest-
don't board of trustees. owners: : = Davis.
IS T. 18th 81. architect. cost. SIC no.
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FOR HOMES IN ms ,rs, county near New
Yoyk consul; The COogfry HON, League.
90 west ga stree. 'FHoas 1850 Madison.
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ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

Items under 5000 omittedD
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ARMY AND NAVY GOODS.
INSTRUCTION.

NEW NORk-Mauhsttsn.
THE pERIIrZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGE
Madison Square Il. II. broadway 4.
Harlem Branch. S1 LenoN Az. near lsin
II ooklyn Branch. eiS 80 Livingston ~
Reduced summer Rates Now In fere
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-06

While auto rides are the general
order of the day. the auto has seldom
been put to better use than that OF
z. n. Case the realty man. who with
II. W. Davis, assumed the Samaritan
role. yesterday. and visiting st.
Mary's hospital, took Judge sweeney
out for a "Maying." The primary
idea was to take Colonel May and a
few others of the conyalescents for
an airing. but the condition of all
except Judge sweeney was found to
be so delicate that it was not adgis-
able to subject them to any exposure,
Judge sweeney enjoyed the ride im-
mensely, and laughed and joked like
a child during the entire trip. He di-
rected the itinerary of the jaunt 50
as to visit all his old haunts, and To
see many of his old friends. and to
the delight OF all showed that he has
regained all his mental faculties. and
that the great intellect is almost as
bright as ever. Only his speech re-
mains affected as he cannot articu-
late and is forced to resort TO pencil
and paper to make himself UNDER
stood, but he paid some bills and
made several small purchases. and in
each instance ii was noted that his
mind was remarkably clear.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-06
SEAMEh SAVED FROM
BURNING STEAMSHIP
Associated Press.

ASSutlaleu tresS.
Sable Island. y. S.. May G.
Captain Mcdonald and thirteen mem
bers OF the crew of the British
steamer Columbian. which was barn
ed at sea, were saved by the steamer
Manhattan. A wireless dispatch to
this effect was received by a Marconi
wireless early today, which said that
one engineer was killed in the ex-
plosion. and one man was drowned
leaving the ship. The Manhattan
was still searching for the other
boat
Yesterday the liner Franconia
picked up one OF the Columbian s
boats with thirteen men and the body
of Chief Steward Mathews. so that
twenty-seyen have been rescued
alive The missing boat contains the
first and second officers and seven
teen men.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-06
THE FAIR
The Attractions THE FAIR Prices.
PRETTY THINGS FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS
Are Always a Special Feature in This Store

Are Always Special Feature in This Store
Bring your kiddies to this and you may fit them
out with all manner of pretty things very little
and this month of May is the month in which the mothers
everywhere than get the dainty things for
their darngs And how do love to watch them grow
it is JOY to remember the pretty froc and
bonnet from the before-and longer-some of
the most fascinating have thinking of the
babes who have grown the misses masters stage
There scores of pretty surprises for them from head
toe-from the very moment they begin toddle they
should wear of the pretty things from The Fair Store
and sooner Bring the little folks here during the
month of Mlay-turn them loose--et them roam about
while you shop for them