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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
LIS PE\DENS.
Manhattan.

COLUMBUS Az, 1888 and 1855. two actions
Laurence Curnen ngt Arthur often al al
foreclosure OF two mortgages; atty. W.
18TH ST. 7os E-Ameiia wiesand axt Jo-
seph Bruder ct al foreclosure OF mort
sage attys, Amend & Amend.
Thomas W strong ct al az, Abraham
Lewis ct al noIeclosnre OF mortgage) I:
attys. Finck. Cobb n Hubby.
3isr ST, e cor 9Th av, sox2o-John
closure OF nortgase); attys. Fletcher. Nc
Cutchen & Brown,
ll5TH ST. COS and GOT W--Abraham Davis
ct al art Gertrude II smith ct al fore
ioisT ST. .. 10 I'd av,. s5xloo ll-kath.
arina Bonifer, exr. agt Moritz Well ct al
foreclosure of MORTGAGE: atty, p j
18TH ST, 3. 2s5 9Th av ebxs?-Maybe,is
Realty Co agt Carrie A Miller ct al (fore-
closure OF moriEnHe). attys. Engel Bros
Bronx.
LONGWOOD Az, " cor Of Garrison av.
DISQUALIFICATION Realty co ast
Lakewood Realty Co ct al tpartiti0nJ /;
atty, + SwartOut
2i2TH SIT, e cor OF De Kalb av, 75xi00--
conradine Fricss agt Francis j McCooey
ct al foreclosure OF mortgage. atty.
5TH ST. n 3, 2ssIo II = of Green av. esx
i0i Elizabeth l. Fox sgt Hugh Cohn
81 al foreclosure of MORTGAGE, attys
Goldsmith. II. VI a r.
LOT ab2 !, map OF Wakefield on tnx map
Louis Pines agt Michele ARA ct al faction
20 foreclose transfer OF tax iien) atty
Y schwartznan.
THIRD Az, ss7o-Chares I. Kellner agt
Paula Moskowitz ct al foreclosure Of
WALTON Az, " :, t7oll n 8 OF Fordham
rd. l9sxss.6- Edward u Bailey ast James
Blunt ct ~ foreclosure Of mortgage !,
auys. Rocker Bailey a stigcr,
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TRADE IN MADISON Az. CORNER,
Common Hosse at seth street Leased,
Will BE Made Ints stores a.A F,sts.

's De Maue lnto DtoPeO o00 FI0ta.
Washington e. Connor, retired banker.
mas leased his city residence at sac Mad,-
son avenue. fve story brownstone
structure on lot 35x70, at the northwest
corner of Fifty-fourth street. The lessee
10 newly formed corporation represented
Dy :. Morril Banner. attorney, and the
lease 10 for n period OF twenty -one years
with renewal privileges. the rental for
me nrst term aggregating more than
ssoo,ooo. The dwelling will be altered
from plans by Theodore c. visscher into
stores and apartments.
NJ. Morgenthau Jr Company has leased
n store at 900 broadway TO the Western
Union Telegraph Company for a term Of
years. 1t will make this store It's
headquarters for this section.
Charles 8. Kohler has leased to William
Armstrong the store at - Cathedral
PARKWAY. and to Paul Sayetta the base
ment store at 107 West 104th street.
NJ. II. Gaillard h Co have leased TO
the Taylor Trunk Works OF Chicago the
third loft at Sic Eighth avenue, south
west corner OF Thirty-sixth street; 70
Columbia Supply Company. second loft
mt BIB Eighth avenue to Dennis Sheri-
dan. store at l16 West End avenue.
southeast corner Of S.xty-fifth street
10 Frank Rochlin. store at IS West
EiEhty-second street. corner Of Columbus
avenue; to II. Doyle. q store at 20 West
Eighty second street: to 4. Simon. two
floors at sos Sixth avenue: to f. Euler.
basement and wine cellar at 129 Grand
street; to W. McNear. a loft at 4s West
Broadway
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rrILpERs BUY FORDHAM BLOCK.

The John b. IIaskin Estates. the trade
rume for the Haskin family. have sold
sauare block of their extensive holdings
In the Fordham section Of The Bronx to
builders for Improvement with apartment
houses. The property Is the lower half
Of the plot which extends from 190th
street and Fordham road on the south to
is.d street on the north between the
Grand Boulevard and Concourse and
creston avenue. In the plot are twenty
sx lots. on the boulevard the lots meas
ure go feet, on Fordham road l2S feet, on
lsoth street SIS feet. along the east side Of
Creston avenue $40 feet and on the north
ern boundary. which will be 19lst street
when cut through. the plot is 200 feet.
The Winnie Realty Company, which is
needed by Maurice Muller. will improve
the lots with high class apartment
houses Porter e. Co. negotiated the
nlA This is the second large plot
scll BY the Haskins in that neighbor-
hood recently. The other property is the
neck between Fordham road and l90th
street. Creston and Morris avenues.
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NEW BROADWAY RESTAURANT.

Herman Gertner. formerly head waiter
of the Aston House. has rented for "A long
term of years the store and basement in
the building under construction at 14tG
Broadway. adjoining the Hotel Cont
mental. at the southeast corner of Forty
first street The lease. which involves
rental of more than 100000. was ne
gotlated by Daniel Blrdsall a Co. for the
SAKE Amusement Company, which has a
lease OF the property from tho owner.
Henry Youngs Gertner since retiring
from the Aston House service has OPP
Grated restaurants IN the Broadway Cen
tral Hotel and on East Broadway.
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BUY BROOKLYN HOME SITES

the Meister q Bache Realty Company
mas purchased from DR.. George T. Hanlin
eiknt lots on the north side OF Seventy
htth street. $50 feet west of Twelfth ave-
nue., Bay Ridge. upon which there will be
erected row Of enc family houses. The
same company has purchased 4b7 Warren
street. three story dwelling. on a plot
l7x1o0 feet. WV
Inc Jerome Property Corporation has
sold for Charles Giblctt. Jr 70 n NJ.
Clavin the two story and basement brown
stone dwelling at 69s President street. be-
1s.sx100. '''
me Smmacros Realty Company. Inc.
mas sold for ID. Cappeluto to a client the
TWO family brick dwelling at $50 Eighty
eighth street. on lot 25x7sx irregular
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FORECLOsE on 9TH AVE. CORNER

Suit has been brought by John Noonan
to foreclosure mortgage for $50, 200
on the property at the northeast corner
OF Sixth avenue and Thirty first street
lot 20x60. The mortgage was made
by William r. II. Martin on March l.
1903. The suit has been brought against
Alfred H. Marlng and others AS trustees
under trust deed executed by william
II. ii. Martin and Elizabeth Il, T. Mar
tin December 2s. 1911. Fletcher. Me
Cutchen and Brown are the attorneys
for the plaintiff
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INTUITION BUYS BRONX SITE.

On the northwest corner OF the Grand
Boulevard and Concourse and 1s6th street
an institution building will be erected. The
aature OF the Improvement or the body
which IL TO make IL could not be learned
Yesterday. The corner Is 200 feet along
me Boulevard and 10 feet on the street
and was bought for cash. which seems
10 Indicate that the institution Ia not n
new one. The corner was bought from
Ma)or II Dickinson Jewett through
George II. Read & Co.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York ana New
jersey, fair. continued cool. to-day
and probably to-morow, light to
moderate north 60 northeast winds.
For northern New England, fair. con.
tinued cool day and tomorrow; GENT.
TO moderate north winds
For southern New England. fa'r. con.
tinued cool to-day and TO morrow. moderate
north winds
For western New York. Fair to.o,..
fair tomorrow. slightly warmer. urht to
moderate north to east winds
NEW YORK May Am are. of hieh
pressure central over f.aks Superior covered
all parts Of the country yesterday "N.cr,
the southwest and the Virginia and Noiih
Carolina coast
Light rain and showers occurred IN Nsv
England and the middle Atlantic states and
lower lake regions and moderate RAIN In
Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota and
Texas.
Elsewhere the weather was generally fair
IL was cooler in most sections eas, 81 the
Mississippi River. except In North carolin.
and virginia, and decidedly cooler In mid
die and western New York. the lake region.
and tbs Ohio Valley
1t was generally warmer over the vest
ern half OF the country
Freezing Temperatures prevailed IN parts
OF Montana Wyoming and Idaho
IN THIS city the day was cloudy. with IRE
quent rain; cooler: wind, fresh es.t b.corn
Ing northwest in the afternoon; sversss
humility. ~ per cent; harometer corrected
TO read to sea level at A. NJ, 3o:oi p
NJ" 2s;ss
The temperature in this city YESTERDAY. Al
recorded by the of1cial Thermometer. is SHOWN
IN xaA 49,
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Charles s. Kohler has leased for Minnie
Miller to Anna Hastings the three story
Queen Anne dwelling at ll3 Manhattan
avenue: also the two story and basement
house at i04 West i00th street for John
H. Diersen to John Malanga.
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented for
Mary A. Smith to Solomon NJ. Ungar the
three story and basement dwelling at &c
West 18th street.
James Kyle 4 Som have rented the
three story and basement dwelling at
e26 East Fifty-second street for Walter
II. Watson to DR.. William A. Dalton for
a term OF wears
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
Move mruts of <nNnI Ncsscls,

WASUlNGTON Arm 80 Tho 'us 10 ,.'
has arrived At Nortoih. destro'"rs ,tstir.
Cummings, Henley and Warrington. ifsus
poe MORO Castle and collier Norcus a,
Vera Cru&, tender TuVOpAh saI fuhriatiue
u T. p-e. b-3, Ell and Il. at >.w NufN
Nord' DESTROYER Duncan ~ quincy an.
c'N!,sr - Louis a. lrrha Rusui
III" ruOhoat Petre' has salad from Guam
tanamn Tor IGe!to Plata, eIubout WhNs.irr
from Santo Domingo CITY f0l Puerto Plata.
colliers TN as ana Ste-lhg from So-fo h -
char slnh, gam scorpion from EhNl~s
for tnEsthptluonl". tpiii"r rNu!ops ffoiu t,sI
weston inr Vampico dt-trov'rs Flu,srr and
y! 'stnh irop NrrA cruz Tor tt,cs' tom 'rfus
rnlt Huu.o. f.0u NriA tf.' for Puerto
Mex. '. IuIs"r Wth'n gtCn from Scw Not.
yard -" iltuptor li'tls - t"It. 20 Vera
cru ,"ru ''ers steJrt' ,Nd r.rrF rrom
T ..- giro - 100 .'.N....rp .'i s-ussA,
l't.' tfA.u 't'a' .4. '.- sSA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
HEAVY TRADING, IN.
VACANT BRONX LAND
Builders Buy Large Plots for Improve.
neutrality-suspicious. Active on
Jerome Avenue.

The Bronx showed surprising real
state activity yesterday. several sales
n,ine been contaminated In which large
,,oper,es we're involved. Most OF the
.yness had TO do with vacant lands In
"A. upper part Of the borough. several Of
,hich will be improved. while other
p,cpert,s. especially a group on Jerome
avenue in the vicinity Of proposed 17sth
rree, station Of the subway extension,
nav. been taken over by spectators who
Aope for big profits when the work Of
bnldlng the extension begins TO show.
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~ 3ss q iscs.lOsii Mi s'S Lehman sASS
to Laura Kahn. 2si W l2sth So; a,tys.
81. Mar &c. i9os--Aus W Wohrman 20
Eredk whl,eborne. exr; aitys, beyo &
10Th ST is W n :, 2oss " 5,h ay. is,Sx
ioo.ii Apr 20. laos--Jnc 4 Ann Hickey
r co i35 Bway ..'....,.,..,.. s5 900
CHURCH ST So and -. =. ell Barclay
q: runs s,9s ls ss'sa% s cor s sss
?l.sx 1863 to land OF Gcele' > b2.5 to
" James st X n 1919 TO - Chatham -;
s7.3xt 3So 5xl5.ix OK 2.ix. $40 10
beg , June q i,, iss7GJnG carrie Q Eos
THOMPSON ST. 60. :. le5 Broorne ST.
25xsA. oct 40, lso6--Mex Bache to Edw
X poerschke' atty VIM hi III s tno a.
cF ssTSSs AZ AZ q ,.s ~, i;;a
20 chas Wynne 3il : 4th -, Mount
T .os ASS Jsry ~ j. sSS,wsf 2.s. }', Is . i,
po.d Jonas, atty. u Lewinson. ia Nassau
DIvIsioN ST s.. cor Far,ythe st, m,ee
&, David Stevenson Brwg Go. 5ei iOth
MNRsE AZ :. III; Rose st. .,i2Oo'
July 10. IsI2--Adalena Bachmann 10 Aug
Town DOCK no. 3 :. IS " from " cor
Wilcox 81. 5oxioo. Apr II. isli--Andrea
81 Sa-5 Nal, snS q "a to Ron Nsan v Ms
Y attys. London Davis. 55 Liberty
RARcLAy ST a. = 5sio " washirgion
.t iss75vls sx75 NAV IS. lsOs--He.eno
Price 90 the reo,oT g. Church Of the
FS r. 80 wall u y "'''', 5000
lo5TH. ST. 30 and ~. =. 49, = Lemon
az acs Ag %y ndGS a,1 Geo coHhn
wit. So Nassau st ...........,... $4,000
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WILL PAY $4,000 A YEAR.

Arrangements were completed yester-
day by Franklin Simon & Co. with Char
lotte weatherly through Sayers Bros, her
attorneys, for a lease Of the lot 20x10S
at the southwest corner OF Fifth avenue
and Thirty-eighth street. part OF the site
of the Cattle Building. which the Frank
lin Simon interests agreed to take over
two months ago from L. NJ. Cattle &
Co.. who bought the building last No
vember. The weatherly property IL at
the immediate corner. The adjoining IS
feet Of Fifth avenue frontage over which
the Cattle Building Is built is owned by
DIR. Austin Flint. Franklin Simon will
pay Mrs. weatherly s2s.o00 year for
the next twenty-six years, which will
amount to $72s.000.
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100000 IN BROOKLYN HOUSES.

-Four high class apartment houses.
costing 100000, will be erected by the
solomon Kraus Realty Company on
plot 200xlO0 feet on the Eastern Park
way 1870 feet west OF Nostrand avenue.
Each building will be four stories high.
50X9i feet, and accommodate sixteen
families
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
CUTLER SCHOOL TO MOVE.

William n. May & Co have leased for
Mrs. Mary Louise Fuller 40 East Sixty
first street and for Rowland Pe,l 81 East
Sixty-iirst street to Arthur III. Cutler for
"A term OF years. The property will be
used for the Cutler School, one OF the
oldest and best known private schools in
the city, for the past twenty years at
90 East Fiftieth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
DYCKMAN CORNER SOLD.

NAL J. How & co. have sold for the
l g. GaIardi Construction Company the
two story brick business building. on plot
IooNlOO, at the northeast corner OF Broad
way and goth street. The property Is
'essed to one tenant for a period of twenty
! ears The new owner is NJ. 3. Barns.
VINO VIII hold 1t for investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
ROCKLAND FARM IN TRADE.

Martin Taendlcr has sold the Robin
poultry farm at Ramapo township, Rock
land county. New York. containing TWEEN
ty-one acres. poultry plant and newly
finished cottage. for George F. Holtz to
Charles A. kray. Tho buyer gave in
part payment his two three story brick
flats and stores at 233 and 235 Ralph
avenue. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
TAKES 9TH AVE, CORNEn

Michael Friedsam. one of the partners
or b. Altman q Co. has taken over
from the Medford Realty Company the
northwest corner of Fifth avenue and
Thrty-sixth street. an eleven story build
ing. erected by the company on the former
site OF the Hoyt residence. Mr.. Fried
sam took title to the property Yesterday.
subject to a mortgage for $500. 900. He
is the principal owner OF the Medford
Realty Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
BROKERAGE NOTES.

The +. r. Wood. w. r. Dolson Com
pany negotiated the sale OF SEQ West End
avenue, title To which passed yesterday
from Mrs Margaret Gulden Titus to
James OConnor.
Charles s. KOhler was the broker In
the rale OF 1853 West I0Gth street for
Lizzie Ford to Robert Heyman. Title
passed yesterday
John +. Zerega. for many years with
Rerwicls C. Hurry 4 Co. and the j. T.
Whiton-Stuart Company, Is now with 8
OsPood Pell n Co.
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SALE OF wEsrcHEsrER FARM

The Robert Moseman farm Of ATTY
acres at katonah. N. Y. has been sold
to A. Munkenbeck. '''"
W. l.. q w. !. Brown have sold for
Dr. q. j. Petit one family house. on
plot 4oxl22, at the northwest corner of
Shauncy avenue and Glove road, New
Rochelle.
Charles wynne has sold through C,.a-
son & Son to a client the residence nm
the corner OF Liberty avenue and Willow
lane. Residence Park. New Rochelle, on
plot 256xl3s.
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avenue and 1.oring place. The proper,v
will be improved.
ELLEk AVENUE.--John A. Steinmetz
mas sold for l.. w. Divine 1861 Teller
avenue, three family brick tenement.
on lot 20xl00. to Il. Beck. who gave
IN part payment q hotel at Lake wara-
maug. New Preston, Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
BUYER OF 2lsr ST. HOUSES.

A. +. Straker IL the buyer Of the three
four story buildings at 33S to 33si. West
Twenty-hrst street sold by Frederick
Myers through Colin NJ. Eadie of James
y. Wells Son. The buildings will be
altered. They are on Moore estate land
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
BUYS RIDGEwOOD PLACE

+. J. Goertner of this city has pur.
chased the country home of James A.
Townsend on the East Saddle River
road. north of Ridgewood. n. J. The
consists of a modern residence
and about fifty acres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
EDGEMERE HOTEL LEASED.

A. f. & u. A. Karelsen have leased for
a term OF years for Mrs Sophia Hoffman
her hotel facing the ocean on Dickerson
avenue. Edgemere. l.. l. The lessee is Mrs
Ray Scheinberg OF Arverne.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
BUYS MANHAssET PARK HOME

LEcluse. Washburn & Co. have sold 70
a. Elliot Wilson house on Orchard
street. Manhasset Park. adjoining the
same firm recently leased TO G "a paodn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Fish 4 Marvin have rented for f. c.
GUIDE his residence on Meadow road. the
Grange. Scarsdale. furnished for the sum
mer to Otto Meyer of this city, the SUIT
ton estate. consisting OF residence and
seventeen acres at Rye. to Joseph FEEDER
OF Lewisohn Bros. bankers.
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R',s TORDuAM ROAD SITE.

'HlliAM ROAD-Mcl.ernon Bros. hay.
gov ''r the tlclschmann Realty Com
,'' 'n irregular shaped plot, fronting
o. foot GA tho south side of Fordbo m
'''H' about midway between SedgwIck
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
NEW AsTH STREET STUDIOS.

Studios are TO be Installed in the dve
story store and apartment building AZ
IL East Forty-eighth street and the build
ing made six stories high for A. j. O'Don-
ovan at an estimated cost OF SIG. 1000.
David Scott Is the architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
BAKERY FOR THOMPSON STREET.

r. Irving Dodge has filed plans for
two story bakery to be erected on the
east side of Thompson street I3.l feet
south OF Grand street for David Schwartz.
1t Will be 22,3xs43 feet and has been
estimated to cost $1,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

LUDLOW ST, it--Hyman Rosenblum agt
Michael Neither et NJ, July TO- 1913 s1os. -
LORlNG pl. Q 4, no Of West Fordh m
rd--Generoso Lapio agt Bockmsnn Realty
and Construction 90 ct al, July 20. 1919
icancelled) ,.'..,,,.,+,,,.,,,, f3T
FREEMAN Sr. S6O-Brontsky 4 Berrson
agt Martha Perna o. Al. Feb 2S,
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For other Real Estate News see
PAGE -.


wAsHINGTON. April 40 --Thes. army or
ders were ISSUED to-day:
FRS, Lieut. W IL Nrtendorf, Medical
Resorye corps ISss"I@n "I, rlpcry from
Eighty siXt n 90 Eighty eighth tompany
second Lieut. II Co.foit NoaSt Arm
i"ry from i3sth t. T"'nty-seVr"'h com
second Lieut. Il V Crnmer Coas, Arui-
lery from rwcnty seventh 20 l3s,a Com
pay" csp, II. Furriva,. Coast Artillery. from,
stan sonm"4dins %ii,sr ['s, IetGmGIs %,
an" Fr st T yam |' CLARK co'.t Ar,u-rv,
hsn i25th COMPANY 10 u"assigncd hst
lery from Eleventh to lco,h COMPANY;
SECOND I.'ut l. Y co.g coast ARTILLERY
seG9hd H2,t,i1g - Ter r,r1b My FoHr,, IN,
fantry, dropped from rolls of tho atm>
Brig Cen Hunter Liggctt from chicago
col. Joseph oarrard Fifteenth cavalry.
to home aud the Yo'ired llst
Brig Cen Hugh H. S",.' d',a!lSa as
NJ War and the Secrctary Of the Navy. Nre
MnJor.Gen. Leonard Wood, relieved.
These navy ord"rs were issued 10 day;
Lieutenant Commander u. u, Wygan;,
from Navel Aoaden, to command tn.
Lieut. A. T Beaugard. from Naval Acad
envy TO stan commander special service
Ray Inspector r., p RYAN from navy pay
Office Portsmouth, TO naval station. New
Orleans
PaImas,er u c. Crowel. from the Iowa 70
bureau OF supplies and Accounts Wash
Pss.d Assistant psymaster L r. 2ivn
Passed Assistant payinn'cr n u Book.
from ne ONO 20 Indian Head, Md, pro, :
Assistant paymaster p n Ewald to th.
VI, hSburs.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In MINI
haitian and The Irons.
lat II vEsEy STREET
NJ Iosanh II n.y

TNT " NFSEY NTKEET, ]
BY Joseph +. Day.
WEBB Az, e cor lssth IT, 33.sNl05x
irres, sly dwis; TO Edward Savage
for $4,000. also webb av. 24lo to 2<is
cor Devoe terrace. lboxi2sAx irreg
five sty semi-detached dwlgs--No 2<iO
to DIR J = Won Jsninski for $4,000: Nos
2ti2 and 2tlt TO Edward = Savage for fll,-
600 each; Nos 2ii6 and ?tis 20 Floyd 9
Corbin and r Robert for $4,000 and
VIZ 500 respectively; also Devo~ ter
race, ?tas-2iIo, $ .. 100 IT OF webb av,
SO l0xle0x irres. two sly dwlgs. vol
sale-No 2iss 20 Vincent King for 81 200;
No ?tto TO 7 " Montgomery $40, 900
90 s, V' Sw,rnrraaswsy s snvs ss , i.N
agt Sophia Personette; amt due si2.-
slsls taxes &c. Sss.bo; to the plain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
r. 3. COMMISSION IN wOOLwORTH

Edward J. Hogan has leased to the
Public Service Commission the front OF
the twelfth floor. also space on the ff-
tenth floor of the woolworth Building.
for its engineering and draughtins de-
partments
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-01
DYCKMAN FLAT AND LOFTS.
$4,000 20 he spent on Improve.
ment-New studios In East Asth 81,

M Ute IIOTNNedst VUrHtr OF Tenth ave-
nue. and 2O6th street n two story store
loft building Is to be erected. with "A
frontage OF 53.S feet and depth OF SIS
rect and Ave story apartment with
stores. having frontage of 46e feet
and depth OF 80 feet. for Michael J.
Dowd as owner The architect, John r
Boyland. has estimated the cost of the
loft at $4,000 and of the apartment at
$4,000. making a total cost of $1,000.
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lat 32os THIRD AVENUE !

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EAsTBURNE Az, l7J2. s, 1884 n l74th
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Sarah Cohen ct al. due, s7s2Lls; taxes,
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taxes, &c sSs2S; to the plaintiff 80. 500
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100. vacant q Borgsteds sgt Rebecca
Hart ct Al; due. s3,663.sj. to the plain.
Tin Observation-Disclosures. ~ 900
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Arrived-THrRSDAY. April 10
Sc La Toura inc. $40 4. NJ, Havre Apr,lis
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IS Tyskland. 40 4. ~, Nuevtas. April %
IS Arcadan. $40 \. NJ Bermuda, April 20
IS Peter Hamre. 1915 A. NJ, Turks lsla nd.
Aprl2+
s. Philadelphia. ii 10 A. NJ, Sal Jua n. April IS
S. Mohawk, 40 y. NJ, TuXran. April III
So Almirante. 3I5 r NJ Kingston. April =
s. Creole, New Orleans. April rs
S. Coma nche. Jacksonville. April 81
ga Princess Anne, Norfolk. April 20
SIS Porto Rico. Baltimore. April 20
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
S. Moltke. at Naples
IS Tacoma. az Flume.
SIS Carpathla. at Gibraltar.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS President Lincoln from Hamburg
SIS Koeng Albert from Genoa
IS tdriasc. from Liverpool
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REAL EsATE-CANADA.

PREEMPTIONs or HOMEsTEADs-can
locate You on splendid farm close to rail-
road. This be got FREE from the
Government send two dollars for fun
Information.
CARTER.
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Vancouver X. C. Canada.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises IS, Sun sets 6;2 Noon sets. 4, rs
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sandyhk u ~ Gov Island II 80 He'll CaNs . 4 81
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM An
SandyHk SIS Gov Island .6J2 He'll Gate 49, I'D