davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02

1ckl Is, pnllet Is, silver penciled wyan-
dotte cock Is, hen so, ckl IS, pullet
Is buff wyandotte cock so, hen
rs, black wyandotte ckl so, col
umbian wyandotte cock Is. hen
80, bkl minorca (rc) Is, hen Is, ckl rs,
pullet Is. blk minorca (sc) cock rs. hen
70. ckl IS, pullet 5.white minorca (rc)
cock so, hen so, silkie cock rs, hen rs
speclals-setting white wyandotte eggs
for best white wyandotte hen so, setting
blk orpington eggs for best blk orping-
ton hen, SO for best rose comb blk cock
and hen, 81 best dark brahma cock, 81
for best RI red cock, 81 for best (sc)
4 | red cock. 81 for best(sc) R | red hen.
MRS EVA FORD. buff plymouth
rock cock so
F D PIERCE, black wyandotte cock
Is, hen 1850, ckl Is, pullet 1850
Ell DOUGLASS, barred plymouth
rock cock r, hen r, ckl Is, pullet rs.
5O-r-breeding pens-barred plymouth
rocks 1.25-75-specials-s barred
plymouth rock eggs for best barred
rock ckl, setting barred plymouth
rock eggs for best barred rock chicks
LEIGHTON EGGLEsTON, mottlee
ancona hen so, blk langhshan hen so
white langshan cock rs, hen 1850
black java pullet Is, blk wyandottt
pullet r, red caps cock 1850, hen 1850
pullet rs, white crested blk polisl
hen So, silver penciled hamburg hel
SO, blk hamburg hen so, silver span
gled hamburg cock so, hen SO, houdal
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02

Is, silver duckwing game hen 1850, blk
game hen 75,-breeding pens-buff or
plngtons 1.25
&C BARTLETT, buff orpington (sc)
ckl 1850, pullet 75-50-r
DUCKS AND GEESE
MRS MYRTLE LEONARD, brown
Chinese male goose so, female rs, male
1914 rs. female 1914 Is, buff Indian
Runner male duck rs, female rs,
white Muscovy ducks male so. female
SO, colored Muscovy ducks male SO,
female 50-r
GEO CHAPLIN, brown Chinese male
goose rs. female so, Toulouse male
goose Is, female Is, white Chinese male
goose rs, female so, wild African
male goose Is, female rs, buff Englisb
male goose 1914 Is, female 1914 rs,
/ Indian runner male duck rs, female rs,
white male rs, female Is, Rouen duck
male so, female so, black East Indis
duck male rs, female rs, grey call
J duck male rs, female SO, white call duck
male rs, female rs, white Muscovy duck
male rs, females r, colored Muscov,
ducks male rs, female rs, male 1911
Is, female Is. blue Swedish duck NAL.
Is. female SO, Mallard ducks male r
female r, white guinea cock so, her
30, pearl Guinea cock rs, hen rs, Ayles
bury duck male rs. female Is. blk Cav
uga duck male Is, female IS.
CM LEONARD, white Chinese NAL,
goose SO. male r, female 1914 rs
female 1914 rs. Rouen duck male Is, fe
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02

male rs. Pekin duck female Is, grey call
duck male so, female rs, male 1914 rs,
female Is white call duck male 1914 Is,
blue Swedish duck male so. female rs,
Mallard ducks male 1850. female 1850
male 1914 1875, female 1914 1850, white
guinea cock Is. hen rs. white English
rabbits rs. blk English rabbits Is,
Abbysinan guinea pigs rs.
MRS LULU EGGLESTON, Emb-
den goose male rs. female Is,
female so. male 1914 rs, female 1914
Is, white Chinese female goose rs,
Rouen duck male 1914 Is, female rs,
white Muscovy ducks, male r, female Is
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
LEIGHTON EGGLESTON, white
plymouth rock cock So, pullet so,
white leghorn ckl 50-25, hen so, pullet
so.
JOHN REED, Eng beagle dog 81
and so, bitch 81 and so.
OW EGGLESTON, Shepherd bitch
81 and so, collie dog 81.
CS PHILLIPS, Am hound dog ST
and SO, bitch 81
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02

THAT records good enough for the
law"
ed himself in front OF the drawing
board, upon which had been fixed, by
means Of thumb tacks, a square Of
rather soft white paper, exhibiting
evidence Of having been crumpled up
and subsequently smoothed out On
he paper was a three-quarter draw
ng Of a woman's head, the delicate
ace beneath waves Of short curly
1air, turned a little from the left
shoulder, which was barely Indicated.
Setting his useful monocle in his eve,
Kent examined the work carefully.
Il should take it, he pronounced at
length, ''to be a sort of a second hand
attempt at portrait"
You recognize it, thought"
1t bears resemblance to the face
Of the corpse at Lonesome Cove. Where
did that precious work of art come
from?"
Heaven knows, Ching Lung found
the sketch lying on the doorstep with
a cobblestone holding it down"
''It isn't a sketch"
What would you call it, then?'
"a copy. If you had used your eyes
on 1t instead of your temper, you
might have seen at once that it is a
tracing. Look for yourself, now"
Taking the magnifying monocle that
Kent held out, the artist scrutinized
the lines OF the picture
by Jove! You're right" said he.
Its been transferred through tracing
paper and touched up afterward.
Rather roughly too. You can see where
the copyist has borne down too hard
on the lead"
What's your opinion Of the likeness
if it is the likeness which you sup
poser" inquired Kent
why, as I remember the woman
this picture is a good deal idealized.
The hair and the eyes are much the
same. But the lines Of the face in the
picture are finer. The chin and mouth
are more delicate, and the whole eff
feet softer and of a higher type"
do you see anything strange about
the neck on the left sfde?"
Badly drawn; that's ALL"
Just below the ear there is a sort
Of darkness, isn't there?'
why, yes. It seems curiously I'm.
finished just there"
IF you were touching it up how
would you correct that"
with a slight, shading just there
where the neck muscle should be
thrown up bit by the turn Of the
head"
'Or by introducing large pendant
earring which the COPPER has left out p
Kent, you're wonder! That would
do it exactly. But why In the name
Of all that's marvellous should the trac.
er Of this drawing leave out the ear.
ringY
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02
THE SECRET OF LONESOME COVE.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE


cateY' inquired the scientist, unmov-
ed. 81 won't trouble you so far, DR..
Breed. l thank you"
Outside in the street, Lawyer BAN
turned to his client. You didn't look
at the Jane Doe paper at all"
"No. I'm not so interested ID tnat
as in the other"
Something queer about this Blair
death? Not another murderT
One side Of Chester Kent's face
smiled. NO." said he positively,
certainly not that"
'There has been a Lot Of scandal
about young Blair, I'm told. Perhaps
they're burying him as quietly as pos
sibIe fust to keep out Of the papers"
81 shouldn't consider his method Of
burial likely to prove particularly
quiet" returned Kent. ''Of course l
nay be wrong, but I think not The
most private way to get buried is In
public"
"Well, If a death was crooked I'd
want no better man than Breed to help
cover it. By the way. the sheriff has
UC0u away S1ASC yC%otSAody GA C~AAO
on some business that he kept to HIM
self"
'"That also may mean something"
remarked Kent thoughtfully. Nov, If
You'll find out about that newspaper
matter I'll go on over to Sedgwick's s.
You can get me there by telephone"
In the studio Kent found Sedgwick
walking up and down with his hands
behind his back and his head for
ward.
''Why the Gagged lion effect?" inquir-
I'd the scientist.
"Some one has been having little
Jun with me-" growled Sedgwick.
Apparently it was one sided
What's this on the easel?'
"What would you take it to be?'
"Let's have a closer look"
Walking across the room Kent plant
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02

Are you posted on the greatest war
the world has ever seen? The Monitor
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02

LOVE.
Tell me where is Fancy bred,
Or in the heart or in the head?
How begot, how nourished?
Reply, reply.
It is engendered in the eyes,
With gazing fed, and Fancy dies
In the cradle where it lies.
Let US all ring Fancy's knell;
I'll begin it-ding, dong, bell.
Ding, dong, bell.
shakespeare,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-02

Did He?
He passing a church)-Have you
seen our new altar?
She-No. Lead me to it.-Judge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
CHANGES IN BROKERAGE FIRMS.
Many May shifts Announced In
Financial District.

There were good many shifts yester-
day in the corartnership arrangements
OF firms doing business in the financial
district. Many agreements are written
to expire on May /.
A copartnership under the firm name
Of Auchncloss. Joost & Co. with OFFICES
at 60 Broadway. has been formed by
sherman .Ioost, James c. Auchucloss
members Of the Stock Exchange. Ernest
Truslow Howard Corles. Francis l.. Sill
and Arthur NJ, Joost
IL. +. Mcconnell a. Co. investment Sc
curities, have admitted John u. Herlihy
to membership.
The stock brokerage company OF Ru-
dolph kcppler & Co. announces its dis
solution by mutual consent Theodore A.
Hellw.g and Charles T. Reuter-. members
of the old firm viii continue the stock
and bond commlss ON business under the
name Of Hellwig & Reuter-
The curb business of Carl IT. Pforz-
hemer has been changed TO PforzhNimer
& CO. because OF the admission OF Walter
Pforzhemer.
A new curb firm composed OF J. J.
Carew and Walter j. Schmidt. has been
organized under the name OF j, ]. Carew
a. Co. ~ Broad street.
These curb firms have heen dissolved:
Banner & Relssman and Bywater. Franz
bach & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
400. 900 pYCKMAN FLAT SOLD.

Charles W. Smith has sold for the YER
milyea Realty Company, Charles Hensle
president. the northwest corner of Sher-
man avenue and 20ith street. a five story
apartment, with seven stores. covering
q plot l00x55. The house Is fully rented
at sle.120. and Is one OF eight houses
Just completed by the sellers. The prop
erty has been held at 100000. In part
payment the buyers gave i46 and 44s
West l25th street. two FIVE story fats.
with stores. on plot 50xl00. between Am
sterdam avenue and Manhattan street.
held at $4,000. John F. Haase and
Louis Sasse hold title TO the l25th street
property.
A builder has bought from DR.. Wesley
Wait OF Newburg a plot. l0oxl37. on the
south side OF Academy street, l:5 feet
west OF Broadway. Two five story hats
will be erected on the plot by the new
owner who has even the plans for the
buildings completed and ready to be put
into operation as soon as he gets title
10 the land.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

ssD ST, $40 E-Gertrude Faust ct al agt
Frederick Pisut ct al ttorecios OF mtge1
lsttrH ST. g. $3.50 W r. Nicholas av. lsy
oeil-Anna N Dubois sGt Edward NJ
Schreiner ct al lamended foreclos OF mtg
LEWIS ST, 100 W--Amelia Wiegand. extx,
agt Mary weiser ct al .foreclos Of mtge) I;
n',ys Amend a Amend
sbTH ST, ?I7-le w-Johanna Won Meyer
agt John q Lindemann faction to appoint
committee): atty. G A Dryer.
Br0nI.
LOT 81. parcel !, on map Of subdivision Of
estate OF william n Osden--Stephen r;
brown agt John Sohns tforeclos Of mtge) ;
sttys Davis, T. y 4 j.
Michael Piel agt Codas Realty Co ct al
,foreclos Of mtge); atty Fitch. Mott 4
Grant.
Percy Jordan nEt James Reynolds ct al
THlnD Az, si?2-6nst.v 4 Brandt ast
Filming, Kelly ct al foreclos OF mtge>;
ast -Elixsbeth X Uphsm aEt Anna Y
Jones 81 al foreoios Of mtsc); atty, Mcr-
wrn!BsrE ERXv . ,S.2-Bronx Investing Co
ayt irving CONSTR Co IT al ,foreclos Of
mtEel; atty Merrill q Roger
iSsTn st, 500 E--MsrRareths Wiesand sst
c Brandt Jr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

and sno to john MuF ply. 20: " i:!h 81. 5
Se,m From 44pMs 81 W s,t a''y' aD ssas
CANNON ST. 81. store roor-Henry Brandt
from " oet !. 1918; assys. raskus. @ 4 II
BkoHA sftS ssi. .tor.E,tate o, Mil.s lard
yrs from May !. 1914; atty. Morton
E ss.IS Fl kis sy Il. ai.Mary cKe.:SS
TO Henry Classen ~ Lexington aN : Yrs
ISL TOT Rv MA rs aiiHMargt Koeraer ct 80; d. TO
May /. 1914, atty. Mas q wlidnaae,., Egg
HEsTER ST. Isi.ss. part s,ofe-otto
Lorenzo CO 10 Fell. Ma.daF, g. Elizabeth
7sb 81 :ss L, store ana ssmt.w Vim
5ad st; yrs from MAY l, 1914. atty J Il
hoyorka 20 JohI st '..a.i..,,,i,,:..s 80 ~
81 yrs from May /, lsii atty, W +
s: bs' sT -. $ E ~ ,ss andEia ~ ss5.
81 Il yrs from May /, 1914; atty, W. +
.TH ST sao L. all~isldore Neus;aedter to
from ih' ma geTnr' ss at a,t g. Sam a In Che IS
pR fotx cor ga 81. ai.NarTyss
oKcHAkp ST 3 s,oreIB 6 Block; exr.
10 Shthn boluthros d oINnhlu 81 =
from May !, 1912. .fsis
BrOns.
BATHGATE Az. l70S-lo, all-Bloom Realty
Corpn to Sam and letta Feldman. 1875
Fulton aV, . yrs from MAY !. 1914. atty.
sam Fedman, 1908 Bathgate Is 500
l1lST ST, 50+ Il. cor 81 av, cor store
Chas Meyer TO Victor = Mangine e al -
kenmare 81 . yrs from July !, 1914.
ATTY, V Mang!ne. 37S9 Sd aV...... 81. 200
i3+TH ST s. $50 e ST AIMS nv. al-Paul
Quandt, Inc a corpn. to Jacob LATER, az
69th IT, s3-i2 yrs from May /. 1917:
atty, Harry Robitzek, 2s0s Sd av. 81 100
TO Benz Packer, 1854 50 Peters sv. yrs
from MAY -. 1914, atty, Bent Packer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
MANY BROOkLYN LOTS SOLD.

The Meistor a Bache Realty Com
pahy has bought plot OF eight a half
los on the south side OF SEVENTEEN street
extending through to Seventy first street
IN the Homewood section OF Brooklyn. on
we line OF the new subway extension.
FRIDAY 4 Lehman have sold s53 Halssy
street, six family apartment house,
'or Emil Wiederhold; also a plot of five
lois at the corner OF East Thirty-seventh
street and 'anarsie lane. Flatbush, for
Bridget McNamee to a builder.
The Frank 4. Seaver Company has sold
Two one family dwellings at 1915 and l947
Ssty-second street TO an investor; also
me lot, S3.i0Ni0O, on the north side OF
seVentv-frst street. l6+.7 feet east OF
seventeenth avenue, to the South Jersey
Land Company, and eight lots on the
hollh side ~ SiXtieth street, 100 feet west
or Twentieth avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
WEATHER FORECAST.
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York ana soo,h.
ern New ENGLAND. fair, .soaer.t.
temperature to-day and to-morr.,v,
moderate west and northwest ,x,,,,,.
For New JERSEY. fair to-day and to.mo,-
row light to moderate west and northwest
winds. wv '''"'N'
For northern New England fair TODAY
ana Tomorrow; light to moderate west ara
northwest winds ~
For western New York. generally fair "a.
gay ana tomorrow: rising temperatures;
iisht TO moderate variable winds
NEW YORK. May 2-The pressure com.
unued high yesterday over all parts of IN.
country except the Southwest
Inc centre OF the large area OF biyh
pressure was located over tn lake reri,n.
and upper Mississippi Valley. causing con
uhued comparatively cool weather over .,s,
ern sections and stiil lower temperature,
over the middle and east Gulf and south
Atlantic State. '''"
Generally fair weather prevailed over M.
eastern half Of the country, bu, rain fell
IN the southwest and at scattered point,
horthward Into the Missouri Valley.
~ was warmer In the More est and IN
parts Of the lake regions.
temperatures were below the freezing
point over northern New England, in nortb
Arizona nv"
Frosts occurred in New England. New
York. the Ohio Valley and lake regions
IN this city the day was fair; slisht
chanse In temperature; wind. fresh to brisk
northwest: average humidity. . per cent;
barometer. corrected to read to sea level, At
A. NJ. so.os; T. NJ. 2o.9t
The temperature in this city yesterday. a.,
recorded by the oficiai Thermometer. is SHOWN
In the xed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BUILDING OWNERS BUY
5TH AVENUE CORNER
Investors Estates Corporation Takes
Over sd St. Plot-..East Side
Apartment Site Sold.

The Investors Estates Corporation.
which holds an eighty-four year lease on
the land on which the eight story build
INK at the northeast corner OF Fifth ave-
nue. and Fffty-second street stands,
bought the site yesterday from the
Oceanic Investing Company. which has
owned it since 1911. The Estates Cor.
Do alton paid a fancy price for the site,
which is 80 feet on Fifth avenue and
lis feet along FIFTY second street. The
Oceanic company is the name under
which several unnamed English Ter lave
been operating In New York real estate
for several years.
The English capitalists are said 10 .'sVs
paid Robert Il. bowling sl,i00, 900 in cash
for the site In the early part OF April,
1911 II was the corner OF a lis foot
frontage that MIR. bowling had bought a
few months previous from W. X. VAN
derbt and W. u. Sloane. They had held
the property at Sl.I50,O00. When Mr..
Bowling sold the corner to the Oceanic
company he did so with the understand
Ing that he was to get a lease on the
property. When he sold the adjoining
IS feet to Henry Phipps he took back
q long lease on the site. Both plots were
improved with eight story buildings cost
ing 100000 each. The corner property
was leased in the name OF the Investors
Estates Corporation and the Phipps plot
In the name OF the Leasehold Investors
both companies having for presidents en-
ployees OF Mr.. Bowling.
The Investors Estates Corporation liz
now said to be controlled by the McCreedy
family, owners OF the southeast corner o.
Fifth avenue and Twenty-first street.
There were no brokers In yesterdays
transaction. The deal was negotiated d.
rectly by the principals. The only out
siders we're the attorneys. Masten q
Nichols looked after the legal end of the
matter for the Investors Estates Cor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

Ar Is. mtg $4,000; atty. W ) Bols.r
'EISSo ne. zy,n cor isio.,ih; 4 ;sais9.,
sMxsy AR Ye e la mtg $4,000 atty. &
srH xy. vs., Isl q Nelson az. s;sioo.i.and
,si 81 f::aJ ;ss! isis! .,i ssi Y:
stXNY AZ ~ " ,' " 4 S.l..n. az. iS.iss
.i:i:sss. s. ,;i..H : IL ~, IS Is. 'f%;;
vf 4; ,:i F.,. ' S.!s,,s s:'as lam, M!
:: :. s::.. T. r; .;; :;s ~
:ss s:ss:ss x: Il, Il M:
oS q; ksdi: SS AZ ID .' iSs
,ssMA.ry1 * o!s:!. q! 70 ncr.e. " a.ss.
.sy x:,ss" q .t AZ. II IL "y *, sS'Gs
ssESseossSS' ' az co; ,i;;sh St, .' s:s
ss .I a: .,;sy. az. Amy ~ " Van A';o ~ "'
Sd Az H:ats u 10. ass. map M.iro..
i ss.:s.I s'i hi q \. Apr 81: ..y:
LOT u. %:P lao los p.iiy s:ts.:-eWm ?
sn; ar e 81 SANG .s;y sr. asA S.. ~ ;,S s:
,'s?M Z lax: w, Husi;;. n; siis
p'Auria Constr Co. so isoth ct; atty,
isora 81 60. rs; v Huish.: Az. to'iis
Co. So ) Iss.s IL ' Xpr Z H. Att" r sSs
Co. liz Bway. 500
1915 Is.io is1.S = Hsnri.tts Stein 10
m!s. s.LOs0; atty. Frances Mayer, st7 z
coHsasosswEixiTA Aivi; las M..ri!!
Of. 2sxioo--Alice v conkling to VIM
Hines. ais w l27th st. Apr 30, mtg $500;
atty. Frank 0sss Inc. 2:is westchestsr
LOTS 81: 70 $50. map di...on prop.cAnnis
NJ n He'll to WIN Simpson Const Co. So
Gerard sv. Apr IS; atty. L Co, isc
LOTS M !, ana il. map iio;. amended map
subdivision Of plot 20. map clasOn's Point
--Pietro Solasso to Christina -Pagliaro.
so lSist ct. May !: atty. q 4 T CO
TELLER Hy. cor 'issd st. tiaiecMWm
= 1884 st. May I. mtg 10000; atty, q
LOT Sc. map Lohbauer PARK. also Lots I
to q map Harrington sst.Eiias BentE TO
ay. Apr az atty. Frank Cas-. Inc. .?is
PLOT besins 40 whit. pain. I'd a,
point stb n along same from Morris Park
av, 25x irreg-Fannie Barnstein to Eman-
attys. Frank & W. 60 Riyinston 81: ii
HULL Az. 1905. e s. ?5xioo-Mary wink-
Ter to Patk II Burke. 32s f 2lst st, Apr
20; atty. p NJ Burke. 32s Z 2ist st. 81
HULL Az. s30s. =. 25xiOo-Sarne to same
MARloN Az. W $, $50 : issth st. ?5x7O 81
2j.3x6s.il-Kate Il O'Donnell to Anita
si,ys. OHsra Bros. 2s7s webster sv. .iiOo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered At Albany yesterday:
The Near; Realty Corporation. Man
haitian, capital 5000. directors =. l..
Meany and r. Meany. Convent. ". j.
W. s. James Brooklyn. y. Y.
The Alderman Realty Company Man.
haitian, capital 10000. directors j Aber.
man. Lena Alderman and b. d. Lacov, New
York city.
s. Tannenbaum e. Co, New York citv
capital $4,000: directors, " Kramer =
rannenbaum and l. Tannenbaum. New York
city.
A. l.. Feryman. New York city.
Twinboro Corporation, Flushing. capital
81 IA. 900; directors. NJ. J. Phelrn. New York
city: George Hendreckson. Flushing, and
7. A. Halleran, New York city.
Kisco. y. Y; capital ~, 600; directors,
T.. NJ Merriam and j. r Merriam. Mount
Kisco. y: q. W. Haight Jr., chappa-
qua, ~ Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
COUNTRY HOUSE RENTALS.

Cocks & Willets have leased the John
C. Rennard house at Locust Valley. l., L.,
to Henry w. Loew the Mrs. Adolf
Ladenburg house at Westbury. L. l.. to
Henry T.. Godfrey, and the cottage at
Bayville. l.. L. owned by Mrs. Winslow
$. Pierce. to Bertrand L. Taylor. Jr.
The Walter Scott residence ut Pelham
has been rented to =, n. Hollander of
Scarsdale for the summer season by Fish
4 Marvin. The same brokers have also
rented the Cornell house at Bronxville to
Fielder j. Coffin and to William McComb
the Ward Leonard property at Lawrence
Park, Bronxville. known as Green Gables
John Stitch X Co. report the following
rentals at Far Rockaway For Mrs. Janet
Stokes her cottage on Scaview avenue 20
Mrs A. Rose for a term OF years; for
Dennis O'Ncil "A cottage on Willow place
to Jacob Israelson, for Mrs. Evelyn Alt
hause her garage on Mott avenue To Simon
Ascher for Mrs. q. w. Galinger her cot
tage at Wave Crest TO Nathan Marcus.
and for Dennis O'Neil a cottage on Willow
place to j r. Woodrough.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
~ wireIe.s-Incomius vemeI..

S. CamcronA. 1870 miles east OF Sandy Hook
al s?5 \ " yesterday
s. Florlde go miles east OF Sandy Hook at
noon.
s. Kals-rn AugLste Victoria. 272 miles cas-, OF
Sa ndy Hook al noon.
IS ST Louis, iN miles east OF Sandy Hoos at
T. "
$. Ve.s. Sabine IS miles south of Jupiter
:. Apache Jacksonville. go miles south Of
Sandy Hook a. II
s. Guantanamo, Tampico, al mics south OF
Diamond Shoals ~ y, NJ,
s. Fl Orentr. Galveston, 20 miles south of
Jupiter al noon.
1ariU.as M noon.
s. SABINE, Mobile, 81 mile, south OF Tampa
bar al y NJ
S. Caribbean Rermlda. sH miles southeast
OF SANDY Hook NJ noon.
So Perfection. Sabine, ao' mile, csst Of sabln.
bar At noon
Sc Atapahoe Jacksonville. l. miles north Of
81 Johns bar at , u. NJ.
So Coamo. san Juan, LEO miles south ~
Sandy Hook al noon. 2oth
Ss City of Columbus. Savannah 6s mile.
southeast OF Diamond Shoals At i. NJ yes
terday
s- Colon. Cris'obai. si3 miles south Of Sand,
Hook al noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
TO SELL sIEGEL REALTY.

supreme Court Justice Weeks signed an
o'a'r Yesterday directing John III, Rogan
~ rrt'roe to sell the twelve story loft
o' lding +, 100 tn 10 Seventh avenue
"hi .o6 West Seventeenth street The
u"'"ndants uamed are the ~ =. Realty
company, holding company for Henry
.fsels real estate, and thu 100 Seventh
AVehu" Company Tho latter executed IA
mortgage for sie5. 900 on Aprii %, 1910,
which was subject to q mortgage for