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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-23
BIC RAIL MERCER
GIVEN APPROVAL
New York Central and Lake
Shore Roads United.
OCAIlULDERSRATIFYAC ACT

Deal Involving S3oo,ooo,ooo Secures
Endorsement Of Lake Shore Owners
Following Similar Action on the
Part Of New York Central Stock
holders.
Cleveland, Dec 23.-Consolidation
of the Lake Shore Railroad company
with the New York Central Railway
company was effected here at a meet
ing of Lake Shore stockholders. The
stockholders ratified the action taken
by New York Central stockholders
July 20. The merger involves $780,
100000. ..~,
Opposition to the proposed merger
plans developed more than a week
ago when Clarence Fl. Venner of Bos-
ton, head of the General Investment
company of Maine and holder of five
shares of Lake Shore stock, asked the
court to grant an injunction which
would prevent the consolidation, al
leging that 1t would violate the Sher-
man antitrust law. He also asked
that a receiver appointed to operate
the Nickel Plate. Big Four, Lake Erie
Ohio Central and Indiana Southern
on competitive basis.
Judge Stevens Of common pleas
court refused the injunction.
Under the plans fer the merger
every share Of Lake Shore stock will
be traded for five shares of stock in
the new corporation.
Holdings Are Vast.
While the Big Four has been oper-
ated on the independent basis since
May /, 1914, the Lake Shore is said to
retain control of majority of the
Big -Four capital stock.
Other holdings Of the Lake Shore
road are: A majority Of the capital
stock OF the Nickel Plate, Lake Erie
and Western ald the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie, half of the entire capital
stock of the Battle Creek and Sturgis
railway, the Detroit, Toledo and Mil
waukee railroad and the majority of
the Indiana Haror Belt railroad and
half of the entire stock of Pittsburg.
McKeespOrt and YoDghiogheny Rail-
road company; interG st in the ,caDita'
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-23

stock OF the Reading company, val
ued at $3O,332,5OO.
The Lake Shore has filed deed Of
record here to the Central Trust COM
pany and c. +. Littleton, trustee, of
New York, procuring an issue of $780,
100000 twenty-five year per cent
gold bonds, covering all equipment,
real estate, etc. It is dated July l,
1914. This was one of the first legal
steps taken in conjunction with the
merger.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-23

Emperor Francis Joseph has con-
ferred the medal of the Red Cross
upon Frederick C. Penfield, United
States ambassador; Rear Admiral
Aaron Ward, U. s. N, retired, and DR..
Henry Van Dyke, minister to The
Netherlands.
The award is made for their work
in connection with the Red Cross in
the dual empire.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-23
ST. PAUL'S new POSTMASTER
Otto N. Raths Choice Of Congression
al Campaicn Committee.

St. Paul, Dec. 23.-Otto Raths, un-
til recently manager of the Gaiety
theater, has been named as the choice
of Congressman Elect G. c. Van
Dykes campaign committee for post
master to succeed Edward Vanish.
The endorsement of the congress
sional committee is considered as
good as an appointment. as F. E.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-23

For conveying garbage by rail
there has been invented a car with
q semi-cylindrical tank that can be
turned for emptying. =
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-23

Egyptian cotton is being profit
ably grown on irrigated farms in Ar
izona ..-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1914-12-23

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1904. store floor
Geo Brown to Nathan Bsrgenteld. $50
Broone ~. yrs from FEB IL. atty, +
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MIG NEWARK SALE.

Louis schlesinger. Inc, has sold 20
Paul II. Jaehnix and Frederick II. Walsh
for August Noll 2ss to 277 Plane street.
northwest corner Academy street. and
including lo+ and 100 on the latter
street, the plot having a frontage Of about
10S feet on Plane street by about l35 feet
on Academy street and having thereon
q series OF brick and frame buildings
tenanted by the Ward Baking Company.
Jaehnig and Walsh own eis TO es3 Plane
street and los Bank street giving them
a block frontage running from Academy
to Bank street, with a total frontage Of
200 feet on Plane street. 1876 feet on
Academy street and i0i feet on Bank
street. The property which they Just a.
Quired Ii assessed for $4,000.
Louis SchiesinGer. Inc. has sold for
c. Edwin Young. executor OF the estate
| OF Joseph G. Young. the vacant lots 10.
Gated at :S2 North Fourth street and
ISL North Fifth street :1xioo each The
North Fourth street lot was bought by
William c. Philburn and the purchaser
OF the North Fifth street parcel WAS MIR.
Ella c. Walters. The new owners will
improve their respective properties by
the erection Of modern two family houses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
On. HOWE BUYER AND SELLER.

Besides the row Of buildings on Forty
'ourth and Forty-Nfth streets taken from
he Gerry estate B!ng Bing yesterday
loQui!ed the dwellings at IS and DO West
For'y-scventh street The dwellings are
taken In part payment for the thirtesn
story apartment, house adjoining the
northeast corner OF Park avenue and
sixty-second street. which the builders
sold through Pease 4 Gilman. DIR. J.
Morgan Howe Is the buyer Of this house.
which was valued at s626.000. In lieu
o. all cash Or. Howe gave the Forty
SEVENTH street dwellings. which will bs
replaced with twelve story loft building
deal for the leasing OF the building
10 one tenant goes through. The dwellings
are four stories each and cover plot
Bixl00 about 320 feet east Of Sixth
avenue Dr. Howe has held the prop
,rty in the market at 100000. Joseph
t. Choate. former American Ambassador
to England, used to live in one OF the
dwellings,. The erection OF q tall build
NJ on the Howe plot will be the second
spera,ion OF the kind on that block. The
Aher building is that At to ., occupied
W thu Jackson Mantel Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
Club APARTMENT ON GOTH ST.

A club apartment house. twelve stories
a'gh, 10 TO be built at the southwest cor
her OF seventh avenue and Fifty-ninth
street by Sol Bloom. Mr.. Bloom bought
NE property yesterday from Theodore w.
Meyers, one time City Comptroller. A
frame building. two stories high, land
marx o: the section and In early days
famous among the sporting element OF the
ci'y, covered the property bought for the
nes Improvement. This property In TWEEN
y'hve feet on Fifty-ninth street ana 100
Feet along seventh avenue. The old
building Is already being removed 70
make way for the apartment clubhouse
which Mr., Bloom expects TO have ready
to rent BY October. The building and its
site Will cost about 100000. On the
street floor OF the apartment will be res
'aurant, grin and a large store. the
apartments will be laid out In suites oi
three and four rooms facing on Contra
3 Park, The old building being raxed IL
said 10 have been one of this frst road
houses ostablis shed In this city. Mr'
Meyers had planned TO remove the build
ng and erect one TO be- devoted TO dancing
and the Ike when Mr.. Bloom came along
WIN his offer to buy the property. whicf
was accented
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
ny Notwithstanding N-..-,..

ss Cherokee. Gcorgotovn A. miles northeast
of GEORGETOWN OF y NJ. March o.
s. lampancN'. lao miles '"+, a. sandy hooN
ut i2:25 4. n. yesterday
IS Narragansett, 10 miles rasi ~ sandy IIoou
at 8 \. n
IS Ral'ic G3 mites cas, of Sandy ITooa ~
1880 4. N
s. kaisrrn Augustc Victoria, 40 mites east ~
Sandy iiOoh AZ noon.
" Caribbean. Brrmnda * mites southra.
OF sandy Hook at y VI I'D. ,,,,tc.
So CITY OF Columbus. savannah :. "'''
southwest Of diamond shoals o. J. -,
s. Canaguey Tampico, 10 ml'- no''" "
Cape UuitrrHs At noon ..,. -,
IS Herman Frusrh, SABINE. 20 miles e"u'" ~
diamond shoals at 7 /, "
IS ComN aopile ~ miles of E.mon' nc'
:. Aliancs. Crisonal. to miles south Of
Sandy Hook AT y. =,
81 Caiucronia. sp5 miles rast of sihd' Al
| 10 6UP N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
CITY PROPERTY LEASES.

John J. Kavanagh has leased for the
.stat. of Catherine T. S"hi-ffcin 500
Madison avenue. five story dwelling.
to David W Rors for II term OF years {.
for Mrs. J, l.. Keveney 1873 East Eightieth
stree. u three story and basement dwell.
ing. to DR.. q. L. xaporte for term or
yearr.
q. Ossood Poll q co. have leased the
fourth floor west OF 2 East Forty-sixth
street to Pearson tailor. and to H..
Berkowitx. ladies' tailor, third floor east.
and TO Ferle Heller, m!lliner, who now
occupies the store floor. additional
space In the same building. In the
RitI Chambers. corner Forty eighth street
and Madison avenue. offices to Dr, Sher-
man Il. Price also IN the building known
AZ Carlton Chambers, Forty seventh street
and Madison avenue an additional space
on tho first floor to tho House of Philip
Oriel"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
LOFTS AND STORES RENTED.

Nd \. Hess, with Rice HIII. haVe
leased the first loft mt ll5-li7 East
,rwenty-third street to the Universal Fun
Exchange: also leased space at 2tl-N'
West Thirty seventh street to q. Schirmer'
Inc. ~ ,on,ad
o.. Fourth loft at 23 and 25 Jay street to
~ J. Dawes e. Co., Inc, and tho slxtn
loft at ice and i2s White street TO Carr
Via,e ; tho FIRST loft at Water street 70
the New York Asbestos Company.
Gaines 4 brennan Company has leased
the eighth loft In 1877 Fifth avenue 20
the Novo Dress Company the four'n ,oi'
In ST. Fourth avenue 10 caro- Nesh's"'S'
L Co. Inc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

DYcKMAN ST lots <s-$s-Susan McVickar
mt ~ a Ee EVefe,t clarke Z Rensdic.
LENoX Az. rs 70 no; and is,h 81
l. Grail ct ~ faction to foreciose me
chanic's Hem; attys. Graham q stevenson.
m,IM sT; 600 !: e '.s Az .m a:,,.
Kann ct al foreclosure OF mtg) a,tys.
Thompson. Koss a Warren.
i; IL ,c ST is' ssen as. Antonio Al sis
Tassi ct al foreclosure OF mor'sASe)'
SAD ss r. 60 W %Enma Kemey. az, DAME,
J Carey ., al foreclosure OF MTG; A''Ss'
,,sTm ST . 7ssio n W Of pway lsu
ico-Edv & Osborn ast Huntington W
Merchant ct al ttoreeio.urs Of m;D'
,, TsMPgsf'Gsns, 'is g. ',S 81 i,s W and
Ssd ~. los q III w.-AbrahoIn l. Erlanger
az, Patrick sgil r,sS Of a. foreclosure
ST SithoLMs ~ s,s &c. ron 20 It ,. s,S
81 Holding Co. Inc. ct al faction To- fore
close mechanics Hem; suys Morrison a
,isT hi" ST. .o7 E-M,naA q Goddard az,
beatrice OConnor ct al !amendtd
so,s1iosars Of mtg siy as a' az, f TsSS.
orsn stein et al foreclosure OF mtg. attys.
GinIburx 4 Picker. A.
MOTT 81 ,,sa. at p p.,S SHr %.HnS ct a
!tsrsslc'ure Of mig, atty; pAn1ii'f.r.
al tsoreeiosur. OF ia. LEM; atty. l
| I.ndn-r.
ittD sT. e. 400 Amsterdam av. Is: n
st.N: 1854 81, " cor 81 ichoias Av
| :5iIis.sx irrsg, also iSsd At. n $. go
Amsterdam av. s2.N trr.e--ienevievs
| Y sheridan Agt Il l. Building co 81 a.
| !so,seiSsur" OF mtC: Any ho'a1'ky
| s3Ii-Anna VI Du Rois agt Mary
| schrein~r ct al foreclosure OF mtgl
: attys Cary a Carroll
brons
prospect Az sSc-tsta!nanl. = BARN
| man sgt Michael J 9re-hey - - tor-
closure of mtg: atty, Wacht. Jr
2:tTH IT. n =. 100 white Plains RI. 20,
ut-Anaa Young ast DAVID MHy.rsof
| ct al foreclosure OF mtg). httys, shaw
L.
CHARLOTTE ST. i5ii-E;lza y gernochsr
art Fleischmann Realty 90. Inc, =: a
foreclosure Of mtg. atty, X Miller
LOT -, block .s<& section II. on tar maj
Anna II Cross.n agt Annie Refill 81 n
faction TO foreclose transfer OF tax len
atty. u swain
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
sis SALE NEAR GRAND CENTRAL.

In the vicinity Of the Grand Central
station. where activity In the highest
;rade property has centred recently. Bing
/ hing have purchased 4 large property
sheh probably will be improved ut some
fveure time with y large commercial or
apartment building. They acquired the
Parcel from Elbridge r. Gerry through the
rruiEhsnk Company. II embraces 1877
70 NS East Forty-fourth street running
through to Forty-ffth street, where II
acludes 1872 ~ 1873. The plot begins rs
q; east OF Lexington avenue OH both
streets and has frontage OF 100 feet on
Forty-fourth street and 20 feet on Forty
'fh street on II are nine old dwellings
Ehieh Commodore Gerry has owned Tor
many years. He held the plot at $780,
teo II contains about 1850 square feet
rAking 4 one Of the largest single hold
ngs In the vicinity. Across Lexington
avenue is the new post office building
shch forms part OF the Grand Central
Improvement. Bling & Bing will resell oil
ease the plot to tenant. In the latte'
case they will build on II. Beyond THU
heir plans are quite indefinite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
MECHANICS LIENS
AanhaAean

BROOK Az. e, ioiT r; OF i6s.h ~.
tssl10---i-o schnstz agt ~ peter :,
Paul Roman Catholic Church. owner,
Thomas j Reilly Co. coutracNr re
s7TT 81 eo; w..,,roe, ws,p.,.in ayi Mo- sSS
NirschlcIs-r, owner. W!liiamsburgn Iron
Work., contractor. ...,. ....- '0l"i
3oTH 1T. gao E-Frtnk Weunels agt Joseph
MeAGher, owner and contractor tlJG
FULTON ST. iSO--KeliinE Electric c. art
Emil A. August II and Ida Hcyland and
= lAebmhn's Sons Brewing co, owners: .
Mehler Fulton Co. Inc, '-ssees. Jay III
MORGAN. contractor ID
1877 AV IFS: 20 i7ss--Joseph Sha.skc act
Rhtnelander Estate owner: Jafco Realty
4 Holding Co. lessee; julius locker Frank
Locker 4 George Brown, contractors sl6S, %
hP0nH.
l7en ST " - l5o II OF Boston RI. H0N
10o-ChArles kausen agt sole Realty Co,
Inc. owner and contra tor. ...,-.... .sLi0j
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Army and Navy Order.
wAsHIN0roN. March s'--rhess ar4n'

WARRINGTON. March s'--rhess army or
dere w-r. Issued.
Flrs, Lieut. W. i. Wilson, Coast Artillery,
from Fifty.elghth Company to Coast Ar
tiiiery school, Fort Monroe. as an instruc-
tor.
second Lieut.. ". W. Peck, Thirt'.th In
fan,ry, from treatment ~ l.et.rman GEN
eral HOSPITAL. Preside Of San Francisco, TO
sixth Infantry. vice Second Lieut., r. u,
Wills. Jr.. Sixth relieved. Lieut. Peck to
reyoiu HE regiment.
Tirs, Lieut. r, r Van Malta. Jr. Eighth
Cavalry TO sixth Cavalry
First Lieut. J.. 7. Dickman, Cavalry, as
signed to Eighth Cavalry,
These navy orders were issued;
Passed Assistant Surgeon Y. NJ Munson to
treatment, Mare Island Hospital.
Lieute n ant Commander 4. &, Jewell to
command thv Monadnock
Lieut., II. u, Parsons from the Cincinnati
to home for ordere
Bnsisns y, Loftin and r. Baxter to the
Ensign i. Picking 20 the Decatur.
En~tgn u, q. Thomas from the Rainbow
Ps~ssd Assistant Paymaster p. A. Clarke
from the Cincinnati To home for ordcrs
Passed Assiatsnt Poymnster T. Cochran
from Tsss.v.as sh!? Csv''~ p L. to the cin
Xssis,an, Paymas,sr II, J, Hsuser to tn.
Marine Corps orders;
CAPT. &. G. Carpenter from New York bsr.
racks 10 American Legation. Pekin; Capt.
L Mcc, Little from American fesstton,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with nam and address OF lenders
tOrney.I

with nam and address of lenders At.
sos, May ~. lsi.--Heimsn Freid 80 Frank
IN / Pertr,dg.. trustee a''ys, Lord. Pay
SAMUEL nso,s' ST. -. Is W from $50
iss I. n So to.. -: as !. n
Emiiia Fascaiao 70 kstS 6 KAISER; .st,y
SAME pRopnRTy, Apr 80. isis-ssms ::
SANE Hr'" fno 8 k May ., i;is.As,cSaGiSs
sna Maria gallant . 70 Ar1nut a'AI'.
AfTmtn AZ q ;. cor isi.t =! .s.,.sSris.
Man,s.a; atty. S Greenbaum, az .P..rrks
,sH,TM ST ,sS s A% -: ~ .n Is :
Vim VIM N " Walker. sayyiiis !; ssys "
rs g chamberlin.. a. Nassau q fai. 900
May IL. isii-Emily II Moehrls TO Model
hs as k :.~ ASH s. Iss Ms Haven" s
0 ss, ST Mar - sssc 1%'sI s4,Is.a sam N:
vel H Ia ct al trustees; atty ,codS
20 Nv. iati. v .. si.ios7:, FEB ID. 1905,
r py H %sl eas.s P.i !s''R: H'nass
lsis.Ino ana Paslins st"h' to Geo Geo., Ma sSc
,,r ir'' q, - ss1s 81 ~, ,,;i,ss,S:;S
Aug o.. lss2-Hannah Cans to the Green,
| RANDALL Az. u =. $50 o Amundson av
atxio1g, Jun. 20, isiiI cAn:, p, r,Sr
Il nsrsmsn. ssia % .ay..,.. .Hsct
ssTH sT. i6s W SIS ltIioc.s. Mar 10, 1911
| sGth st; atty T CO. iia bwsy .t|ooi
LUDLOW ST. III. ~ n.sss, Dec IL
| how. Inc. to Albert Meyer and LeuiI
Jarmuiewsky, ezra &C.; atty, Mcrri,
ISL, s ~ - cigs si,;osn AZ, jiIioS M,
| l. ieIi-Julius Bruntngs - eoeoh q Dell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
MANMAssEr COTTAGE SALE.

The J. Romaine Brown Company has
sold for W. J. Henderson his residence
on the corner Of Manhasset Boulevard,
Great Neck. L. l.. TO client for his own
occupancy. The house is Of Spanish de
sign. surrounded by grounds and buildings
covering about half an acre, command
ing view Of Manhasset Bay and the sur
rounding country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
BUILDERS TAME BRONX PLOT.

PROSPECT AvENUE.--Cahn 4 Pittman
ha' sold the plot, iooxs5. on the wess
eide of Prospect avenue, about 30 feet
south Of 18TH street. TO the Putnam
Realty Company.
PROSPECT AVENUE.--I>owenfeld 4
Pager have sold 20 samuel Davis 500
Prospect avenue. a i've story apartment
1opse, on plot t0xl3s.
LAtr 10TH STREET.--I>owenfeId z
Prayer have sold 10 Kline D Roth VS.
East Is7th street. . hve seery apAT-
BRYANT AvENUE.-A J. HAAdae ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
BROOKLYN DWELLING SALES.

John F. Burke has sold for J. whaicn
TO client for occupancy the two story
two family brick dwelling at 6sS Fortteth
street. On lot :oNl00: for r. DavidotY
the three story six family brick house
At ei Forty-sixth street, on lot 2sxl00.
and for J. Nilsson the two story two
faruily dwelling at 5+7 Fortieth street,
on lot s0xl00.
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Attn g. isi;ss ". ;;Sr r .nd S.:c% 70 q s"a
s.;sA:ss 4 @. Is, W 1S;n :. ,r'. !r az
,sFiHs d. II isissi:ii VI: :.cend iof,..sam: g
~ ;' ~ yi' .s si'T fs. s' Tor. ana
ss; IA; $sGs.: :.S. r; 's s, aa Ne. @
*;;;s +. .ss$ ,. %;is + .sss :.s..:
L1 III :-'' ass;c nv:
iss% Nay :Sa I, 'H Hs:i. .,;s 'i."f', In:
oh s;E bT 81 ssy,,. cor store and S:..mss!
Harry Fischel TO Harry oppsnheim. iss
.rT ~ d, 8; 70 four frG aaof May
;,r.y;:m .sS% =, s.; IA I'M. .'!,. oH.S
:.S S'S Be-. I iss ., rs a
,,rT pi sr. y ss a:;'s,a .iije: to Ar
lily faa;si; ..i ~ la... az ssS 100
sl :" FROM 's. .Ss III, H .;s %,n.,.,n
ELM 81. r. :,or. and ,o.;lia.r.h,ch.rd y
Il; fF sT r. i .l.. sosip.ii x.sa. .ss
Co te Jacob 3 Fslaman " iis,h y
pEETAH sTsE AZ ~ ie. .,cr,.rand b.i.nss, ,
co TO LYMAN GodberG ct al, 100 Defiance,
ct. it-ia yrs from Jan !. 1914; atty ma,
| ShelnArt, $50 Bway. .tLbo'
NTH 81. ia1 W. store and basem.nt-
| Robert Reid Co 10 Manhattan ElectricA
supply Co, II Park pl. yrs from My .s \
AvENuE c, iiI:is. a,i-Eva Mai. to ASre
ham wsldinsef and sno, $40 Dawson ct
| yrs from Fob I. iS<........,....tb.T 1870
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1904. store Zoo
! Geo Brown to Nathan Bsrgenteld. ~
| Broone ~. yrs from FEB i5 atty. i
I Aergenf.ld. 2sq Bvay............ ~. 20l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
TENANTS IN OLD SILK CENTRE.
Flag Makers Lease BsiIdins On Mer-
Ger street.

l.. Tanenbaum. Strauss Co.. Inc, nave
leased in the old silk cen.re 10 tne H,n.n.-
can flag Company the six story and base
ment building at 1911 Mercer street. Tor
merly occupied by Theodore Tiedemann a
Sons This lease brings into the district
a new line OF business the tenants having
been located at t5-+7 Elizabeth street tor
twenty years This completes the Ien,lne
~, ,h.s. brokers of four entire buildings
.in,. the first OF the year to single
tenants.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
Arr,,ed--FRIpAY. March a

s. Lusitanla. 1870 \. Nj. Liverpool. February -
s. Madonna. 90 \. ", Madeira, IL bruary ~
s. Stsmpaia II 30 \. NJ. Naples. Febru
ary 20
:. Bovic, s.is A ". Manchester. February 2?
ss Graf waldersec. las y. NJ. Hamburs Feo-
SIS Almlrau,e. 1915 a. NJ. kingston. rebru.
Is Olnda i2:ia i NJ. Nuey,tas. February IS
80 Ieiix, i. ". Belize. February IS.
S. Peter Hamrc. s \. u. Ruatan, February -
Is Mecklcnburg, 80 a NJ, Puerto Padre
Sc Thors, 7.so a. NJ. Baracoa. February 20.
SIS Marie di Ciorgio. so 4 NJ. Sarns, March
Sc Philadelphia ?:o7 A NJ. La Guayra. Feb
ruary n
Sc Iharia. . a. NJ. ST Lucia February %
50 Frames, 10 4 NJ. Guantanamo. Febru'
ry 25 :,
Narvh >.
S. M-xico. a.as p NJ. Havana, March
SIS III Dis. Galveston, February -.
81 Iarimer. Port Arthur. February n
So Matan1as, Port Arthur. February -
IS City OF Mont gon,-ry, savannah. March J.
IS Hamilton. Norfolk. March s.
SIS Mama liAta. laltlnorc March
~ City OF Norwich, Boston. March
Sc PAHnee. Phil adelphia, March
ARRIVED FROM NEW York
50 Laplh md at Antwerp.
SAILED FOR NEW NOUK
- swerikA. rom Chrrhourg.
So Prina,ss irene. from Neplcs
~ nauuhr. from Kingston
s. Caribbean. from bermuda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
MT. VERNON CORNER SOLD.

The Benenson Realty Company ha>
sold 10 II. Uteht the plot 5GAioo. at Ia
northwest corner Of Haven avenue an
CARPENTER place, Mount Vernon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

WASHINGTON. March 6,--rhe tux on
tarlo has arrived At t,urnit0 ono. roiiFF
Irnteus ~ Sorfo!k 'ard aud collier 'e.iic q :
IIa,uptou Roed. Guuhoat P"t.'l has "a 500
,~nn. Ssuto Domingo city Tor puerto lIhts'
,ug Osceola from GGHp'Hnarro 'u. son
Lnln, traunp"tt rrs.r.g :rcHt p-"s"Ho's far
Vera Cruz, station hip 5000 lo0 nom & .a.
s,antinupir FOR A'eNuudrip. EGYPT. ha'i
shin Delaware from ven Cruz for Hampton
Noads and cruiser California from hh.hti'N
for Guaymss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
LEWIS0HN TO ALTER HOME.
ees, 900 to he spent on Dwelling o
$50 Fifth Avenue.

Tho four story private dwelling OF
Adolph Lewisohn Mt ISL Firth avenue In
20 undergo extensive operations, according
10 plans filed by Charles l.. II. Gilbert.
The front will be slightly changed to I'm.
prove the appearance. the stoop removed
and a basement entrance built. new
balcony built in place Of the old one n;
the third floor level. the mansard roof
made higher. new windows put In the
front and numerous changes made In
the interior. The architect has estimated
the cost OF making these alterations o.
$4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
PARK AVENUE ASSOCIATION.
rsvr - 70 Protect Interests 81 That
section.

Park avenue owners have formed a
permanent organization for the purpose OF
protecting the interests and future well
fare OF that thorouehfare. There were
about forty prominent owners and resi-
dents In attendance at q meeting held on
Thursday ard the following officers were
elected: Henry b. Anderson. president !:
Judge Morgan J. OBrien. Oaklsish
Thorne and Robert Thornc. vice-presl-
Of the officers and I. N. Phelps Stokes,
Howard Mansfield, r. clifford Potter. l..
y. Bing, g. r. Weaver. George r. john
son. Jr.. Arthur H. Van Brunt and Edgar
A. Levey..
The committee will hold meetings reg
ulariy and II IL planned to extend the
membership to tenants and owners on and
adjacent to Park avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

PARK Az, ,o2t--Albert Anderson Gkt Mrs.
Christine HoEu-t ct al. Jan u. itl+. f2l
PARK Az. io.s-Sanie agt l. u. M!!hau y
.,ar a! J AZ ~ i' Al :, OF srs,asay-o,;s ~
u BsuAr sgt Vim W Aston 81 al. Jan 2s;
,p ~ 10y son AMI sss.-Hs-ry' Ro.ens.a sa
Iron works Hst Estate Of Robert | Brown
a.; Aug H. stls,a.,r.,,' 'no,,,,,.ai,;, ' as,
Arnold Meusch ct al. Nov II, 1913 ssSs 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
r.vrru AVE. BUILDING LEASED.

Mrs Robert stafford mas 'easeu uou
,,.r,od NJ ten years the hve story building
~ Ava Fifth avenue to a prominent West
srr concern which hitherto has not had an
Eastern branch in this city. Mrs. stat
ford has also Leased to John f. schotl'
successor to Blaine, Schotz Co. the al
Joining Ave story building AZ 81 r. .'.
nr.mises for the past ten years