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The daily sentinel., 1914-01-07
What Our Neighbors Are Doing
APPLETON NEWS

January 9Th, 1914.
Miss Gladys Birdsall OF Grand
Junction, spent yesterda y visiting
her friend Miss Sue Click.
Miss Mary Gigax of Grand June
ton, visited friends in this vicinity
yesterday.
Mrs Ed Miller is reported to be on
the sick list.
Mothers Aid society of the Breth-
ern church met at the said church
this afternoon.
Mrs. D. NJ. Click is visiting friends
in the city today.
William Cox is recovering nicely
from a bad fall received some time
/ ago.
Mrs. Mary Henry has recovered
from severe attack OF Mumps.
School again opened at Appleton
at 9 O'Clock this morning with both
teachers and pupils rested and in
good spirits.
Miss Louise Monheim, who has
Z been spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mon
helm, left Saturday for Black Hawk.
Utah.
Willis Conrad. who has been spend
ing few days with friends in this
district, left Saturday morning for
| Hiawatha, Utah.
Hall Van Dyke of Grand Junction.
spent yesterday visiting friends in
this district.
Clay Brown returned home from
his visit in the East last Friday.
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Misses Price and Berg have re-
turned from their holiday vacation
and taken up their work in the
school.
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Mrs. Johnson, teacher in the third
and fourth grades, is still quit ill at
her home in Grand Junction. The
last report was that Mrs. Johnson's
condition was very grave.
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E. S. Galloway and family have re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
the Tilden family in Grand Junction.
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Ray Montgomery severely injured
his right arm few days ago while
coming from the coal mines.
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Rev. Davis of the Methodist
church has returned from his vaca-
tion looking very fit indeed.
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George Ottoway, who is now in
California, sent box of delicious
glace fruit to Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfe
for Christmas. George says he is
gaining rapidly in flesh and that
California is ideal.
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Miss Florence Montgomery is sub
stituting in Mrs. Johnson's place.
Miss Florence is a great favorite,
beth in Iona and Mack.
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]. F. Sperry is busy in Grand
Junction this week. Probably this
is not very interesting item to any
one outside the family, but of course
you are not compelled to read it.
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The Catastrophe


The cat was soft, and plump and
grey,
And very cold on that winters day.
She went to the cellar and found
hole
In the dusky room where they keep
the coal.
The hole was round and snug and
wide,
And pussy-cat she crawled inside,
And fell with a sudden, sickening
splash
In a furnace full of fiery ash.
No use to cry for there's none to
hear,
Poor Pussy-cat so fond and dear.
The furnace fire on that winters
day
Right quickly fried poor pussy, grey,
And in cat heaven. where'er that be
Perhaps she waits for you and me.
Iona is tightly clasped in the icy
embrace of Father Winter and there
is positively nothing doing until a
thaw sets in, so don't expect it.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mills have re-
turned to their home in Fuityale, af-
fpft
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Mrs. D. NJ. Click is visiting friends
in the city today.
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Miss Alice Gettamy, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Alice Metz,
returned to her home in Denver.
Mrs. Metz says she is very lonely
without her.
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William Cox is recovering nicely
from a bad fall received some time
ago.
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School again opened at Appleton
at O'Clock this morning with both
teachers and pupils rested and in
good spirits.
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j. p. Martin, Colporteur of the
western slope, was the guest of Rev.
Davis Sunday. Mr.. Martin occupied
the pulpit at the Methodist church
Sunday morning and accompanied
Rev. Davis to Mack in the afternoon.
Monday morning Mr.. Martin talked
to the school children. Mr. Martin
is an entertaining talker and usual
ly has an attractive fund of anec-
dotes which are always enjoyed, es-
pecially by the children.
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Mrs. Mary Henry has recovered
from severe attack OF Mumps.
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Mothers Aid society of the Breth.
ern church met at the said church
this afternoon.
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Mrs. Ed Miller is reported to be on
the sick list.
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Willis Conrad. who has been spend
ing few days with friends in this
district, left Saturday morning for
Hiawatha, Utah.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Mills have re-
turned to their home in Fuityale, af-
ter a visit in Denver.
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Mr.. and Mrs. AL L. Swartzlander
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill
Brooks Wolfe and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Mensch Clayton at dinner Sunday.
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very pitiful catastrophe happen
ed at the Jonathan Inn several days
ago when Mrs. Brumbaugh's pet grey
cat crawled into hole in the furnace
pipe and fell into the furnace fire
and was burned to death. The hole
has since been repaired.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rice were din
ner hcats Sunday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gerry and family.
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Mrs. NJ. B. Wolfe has an original
recipe for sandwiches. Put cold
roast pork through the meat grinder
cold roast beef will do, or cold roast
chicken, or anything of that sort.
Then you mix in some olives or pic
kles, or cold mashed potatoes, moist
en- the whole with apricot juice and
spread on thin slices of bread. De-
iicious.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Ladies Tailoring College, soc per
day. Hours from 8 to 4. Phone
Randolph 1872. Schiesswohl build
ing, Sixth street. List
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LOST

l. o s Little brown shaggy dog,
white on head. breast and feet;
call Junction 351. 1-5-4t
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WANTED-To rent small ranch of
farming land; to 10 acres; A. B.,
Sentinel. 1-7-2t
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Hall Van Dyke of Grand Junction.
spent yesterday visiting friends in
this district.
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Iona NEWS
(By ApELINE IL. spERRY. =,

The Betty Ross society met with
Mrs. Merrill Brooks Wolfe Tuesday
afternoon. Some of the time was
spent in writing a Joint letter to
Mrs. d. b. Bird, who is visiting in
Ensley, Ala, and it was some letter,
too.
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WANTED-Second hand goods of all
kinds. The Grand Auction house,
43S Colorado avenue; phone Ran
dolph LAG. Lift
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e. S. Galloway gave the uppei
grades in the Iona school a jolly
bcb-sled party Tuesday night.
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Miss Mary Gigax of Grand June
ton, visited friends in this vicinity
yesterday.
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Begins Monday Morning, Jan. 5

You NEED the goods-we need the CASH 1t is he prac-
ce OF this after inventory clean all odds and ends and
broken lots and the past has been trfe backward
find stocks large and must be closed regardless of
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WANTED-Man, or man and wife,
on ranch; write for particulars;
r. l.. Marimon, Whiterocks, Utah.
1-6-4t
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WANTED.

W A N T L D-To puy chickens;
phone Randolph 297. Shropshire
Dressed Beef & Cold Storage Co.
Lift
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LoST-White Scotch terrier with
black spots, on back and head; if
found, notify Sentinel office.
1-3-4t
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RATES, ETC.
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Honey, 12 pounds for
~. delivered. ]. A. Green; Linden
i4f. 12-S-1mo
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WILL PARTY who got suit case at
depot Dec 81, afternoon, please re-
turn same to Colorado Midland
City Ticket office, 1852 Main. 1-7-3t
INSURE with the Rich-Hutchinson
Realty Company, 533 Main street.
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january 6th, 1911.
Miss Gladys BirdsaI OF Grand
Junction, spent yesterda visiting
her friend Miss Sue Click.
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U X 5 A L E-Alfalfa seed and
wheat; Hickory 239-11 samples at
DR.. Collins office. 1-1-lmo
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Clay Brown returned home from
his visit in the East last Friday.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
OC. Jennings Reported to Have Traded
I'D Street House for 5th Ave. Plot.
Rhinelander House Reported Sold

That Oliver Gould Jennings il the
buyer of the vacant plot at $50 Fifth ave-
nue.. and that he gave to w. Emlen Roose-
velts West Fifty-seventh Street Com
rany in payment for this property the
dwelling at East Seventy-second street.
is u report generally believed by Fifth
avenue brokers. Mr. Roosevelt suggested
yesterday when asked about the story
that MIR. Jennings be consulted about IL.
The brokers in the deal also refused to
have anything to say about the matter.
Mr. Jennings could not be reached. The
Seventy second street dwelling Is four
stories and basement and covers lot
2Sx1O22. To the east OF the house
Is the residence of Henry r. Sloane and
on the other side up to Fifth avenue
are the holdings of James Stillman. Mr..
Jennings built the house about thirteen
years ago. The Fifth avenue lot he Is
said to have brought is 80 feet wide and
I75 feet deep, located between Sixty ninth
and Seventeen streets. When the sale
Of the property was reported last Feb
ruary announcement was made that the
plot would be improved with a fine resi-
dence.
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OFFICES FOR MANY FIRMS.
Others Take LOfts-Tenants for
City stores.

Pease 4 Gilman have leased to Kerr
Page. Cooper 4 Hayward offices in the Lib
erty Tower. IS Liberty street. for a term
of years at an aggregate rental of sac, 900 |:
also leased IN the same building offices to
Harry L. Duncan. Albert +. Nathan.
Twombly & Henry. Raymond Hull Noble
and the Wern Stone Paving Company.
The Lotion II. Slawson Company has
leased to the United Paper Board Com
pany for a term OF years the seventh floor
in the Burrell Building. at III Madison
avenue. The space will be used for exec
utive offices.
Bradshaw & Co, recently formed
firm, has leased the store in the Aston
property at 22 to 26 West Thirty fourth
street. which has been vacant since the
Forsythe corporation closed down last
year The lease is for the remainder of
the Forsythe lease. made In May, 1911,
for fifteen years at $1,000 per annum.
william A. White 4 Sons have leased
to John Menist an office in 100 Hudson
street; to q. Sachnoff Co loft at
16S Centre street; loft to John =
Bushnell nj 146 Liberty street, and for
the F. r. Wood. w. II. Dolson Com
pany to Etna Chemical Company loft
at SO Bank street.
Walter J. Solomon has leased a store
in the Seymour Building. northeast cor
ner of Fifth avenue and Forty second
street, to Stewart l.. Bruce. confectioner
n floor in 100 West Forty second
street to Every Color. Dye and Feather
Works: offices in Central Building. q
West Forty second street. to Margaret
Anglin, John c. Meyer and Werner Chem
| ical COMPANY also offices In the Bristo
building, 500 Fifth avenue, to Blanche
Alfonso, Walter David and Wylie Is. Jones
& Co.
The Alvin Realty Company has Leased
for five years the store at 2ls East Tween
ty-third street to Ignatz Stubenrauch.
NJ. Forman 4 Co. have leased the sixth
floor in Is West Twenty sixth street t.
NJ. Schuman
The United States Realty and Improve
ment Company has rented "A large suite o
offices on the eighteenth floor OF IN
Trinity Building at III Broadway 10 IN
law firm OF Caldwell. Masslich n Reed,
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CITY BANK CASH IN RESERVE.
First Rig Local InstitutiO" IA sub
scribe to Federal stock.

The National CITY Bank is the first OF
New Works. big banks to vote to sub
scribe to the stock of the Federal Reserve
Rank OF New York. The directors took
action Yesterday, voting 10 subscribe for
the 30 0O0 shares OF stock of the New
York reserve institution. which In Its al
lotment ON the basis OF its capital and
surplus. The law requires subscription
of 4 per cent of the capital and surplus
of each member institution
The CITY Banks payment on it's $50,
OoO. 600 capital and surplus will be $4,000.
900 of which s500.0Oo is to be paid on
notice frov the organization committee
The City Ink was among the last to de-
eide to he new system
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY, 36Ol store and b. lt7th and
Fox. b.i " i.2i 81 ,r si7s Bway, 5.d2
yrs from May /, 1914 ............ 500
'sTH ST y r. sn r An" "no s G G7tS o2
on premises. ZIP yrs from May 4
Front sr esq, ATLAS F Cosgroyo to
Fulton Market Refrgeratins 60. Fulton
Fish Market from, from Eee p J.. ls,i tS MAY
WATER ST, 2gs-so5. .l-.-rhos y Mcclure
F. s"'' Fish Marte, from March /, ialt
10 May |. 1885: attys. Fuller Pres,,, lto
,sSsT rafs ST. s,6.2o ". ali; i..th st. s,s.ii W
four bldgs-Renity and Commercial CO to
july l. is,si at,y', bes'hod q {. g, go go
nSSSs1os 81 ,s, i . :'s,e ~ "a S s:,..
esTH sr 20 r., street, noor-ps Mon,
lsi!y" a,,ys; j mplsyi zoo %,;n.s 500 %
Jas Alien, 200 2ist st, yrs frroognCl
' is srH s "a Al" Va. KIs rac
pSyiks,os s's ,.srs x sSH 0 ~
AWAY yrS t e Nasal. rsS !. 1878 : s''S.
yrs trc%. March March !, i'''' a''y' F, $50,
mn IN ST r. 81 N az W lin av, 275x,..ii~
Edgar 2 Apploby and ano 70 Mason Sea
man Transportation co. Gc2 w bIth 81
aa-i2 yrs from May !, 1914; attys, Putnev
Tap. Rector a. ....'''''''''''''s 5000
DronS.
lsbTH ST, eel r. cor store. &c-Tilis y
sirlcr ano 10 Ro,ie Bernstein. 2s'
| south "a st, Bkyn. 10 yrs from May |
1914; atty. II wurtsel. iaa Nas.a,
FOX sr Gis to SIS, sil.Henry 4 Rrann t
nathan Lesser, s<T Fox 1T, yrs from
Nov !. 1918; atty "a Nis.eson, 30 Iihert,
ISL. SD ',yinr to n OF n 81 Hirh isia nd
near city Island, known as chime!
Rweep Islard--Chas Swan tn oscar Hueb
| ner Pelham hay PARK. yrs frnm May
1914; atty Frank MarQuardt :tse Macia'
| nv ...,,.........,...S%a and "a
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NEW REALTY CORPOR

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Mohawk Holding Company, Manhattan;
ga pital $40 900; directors. u, u. i.oughma;
Now York city. r. j. Bryne Brooklyn, and
Thomas Cslliean, New York city.
Liyia Realty Company, Manhattan caPi-
tai 40 600; directors, william IL Hilts, j,
j. Leshon, New Rochelle, n. " ana r. NJ.
Pepe New York city
Henry Siebert Jr, Corporation, Manhattan;
On pitol 10000; directors, Henry Siebert,
Jr, william T Siebert and Anitae Thomson
Jame.burg Park Realty Company. Man
bnttan: capitai, $1,000, directors. Henry r,
Levine Aaron Marcus and r. j. strauss
New York city. <,.
Manhattan; capital 81 ono; directors. Abrn
ham Addison, Louis Weintrous and j. H.
Grubel. New York city
c,pitai' 81, 900: directors Louis Kramer
New York city; Abraham I; Taylor Bronx
and DANIEL rohn, New York city.
Tomkins Park Realty company, Brook
iyn: capital $4,000; directors Morris nGra
mann, Annie Bergman and Theodore Ellen
der Brooklyn.
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Commander \. Althouse, from the Mlchi
gan to command tn" Alabama
Commander +. II Clark from bureau o.
Ordnance to the Michigan as executive.
Commander j, /. Intlmer. from command
of the Alabama to inspector engineering ma
tcrial. ssachusctts district
Lieutenant Commander l.. g Palmer from
command of the Aylwin to connection httlng
out Nacpougal and duty.
Lieut. ! : lowrl and Lieut.. III Hoover.
from the AylWin 20 the MaCpOugal
Ensign r., h. Niles, from the Georgia to
the Ieuuidas
Ensign j. u, Moore, from the Cleveland 20
receiving ship, Mare Island
Ensign j. Portland. from the Virginia to
the North carolina.
Ensign Il. NJ Williams. from the New
Hampshire to hrst division, submarine no
/ tilla. Atlantic n,ct
Ensign Il, NJ Elliot Jr, from the Ayl~in
] to the MacDougal.
/ Surgeon Il T.. Hoyt to the Idaho.
Passed Assistant Surgeon II. A, Warner
/ from naval hospital, Washington, 10 naval
! hospital. Newport
! Assistant Surgeon = y Hart from Tho
! Chester to the United states.
! Assistant paymaster j /. Chatterton
from reserve torpedo hotilla, settle accounts
and wait orders.
! Naval Constructor II, G Richardson from
the Washington yard TO the Mississippi
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SATISFIED NORrt AGES.

,wih name ana eddte,,~ Of lenders at
''p ieos Marsefy : huffman 70 Jno W
sls.li"s s, 2%a F Sherman '"3" So WI
"''''' ......... s. 00O
NOE Az. " ; 9iO ls7th st. 20 5xlOo.. Apr
M r. ssS' J HseEer : sM;SmforG DO CO : ',
attys Lindsay KaIish 4 p q VIVIAN An
MELRosE Az, n e cor lG:d st. loos;O *
iGox2? /, July 3 iso3--Eleinor Goll TO
M MS,.''' ram R''fs''F orr, ''r' Gs'%HS"y
................ ..... tl9, GOO
ponniSs Az. ~ cor ,,gd 81, ssoxiOo, Jan
q s s2SSW' c5 Ts'i Sw 10 E'" Hs'
LUDLOW sT. i5s. =, 25Ns7 g. June -,
isiS@K'ara !2,eesnsson to pr, wiihei% "ti%
k kaoph wassnssum NJ" il, stanton :, 5000
PRIVATE p Lane s,,., f5' se M lot ffI y?
Wpr p H. issGIHy ii 4 Mary \ vought ct
q rr. no the PAX rsrs N'f "o "''' 'v' soGS
| S5Tu ST 1888 W. n 8. isSs7 C. June g
iis6sHjno : Van Ne-trsG4 to Violet od u
Getty. Yonkers, v address Ia 9SSoo
M jsns Il dG Msu F" v.r" "%n
Ny attys, NJ l. Ernst DO i',ee 66S
sr s:If'' b.. T. coz Edi'asf and 81
| Lena Khhowitz 20 Alfred Hahn; ,attys
Davis u, 81 Chambers St. ~,
| JEROME Az s. 3ai Southern Boulevard
| ,now gOOth ~ FL. runs 90 n 100
W CO TO lands jerome PARK Railway GO
| a " along same as Il curves - TO q
| sv 72il 10 heg OCT "a 1907 w y
| Rnu to Pelham Hold Eleyating co, llb W
10Th st; a'tys handler ~ ooi
| 7irH ST, 23e Il, 9i6s "a ay. l6s'
| 10Y 2 Apr . lal3--Jno and Mary Mob! Il
Annie g Iiebler; attys, SCHNEIDER q Lien
Ter. 1891 ~ ave.. ..........'. 'l"o'
sSTiI sT. iN l.. = % Gxloo y Apr -
| iqO5-Meudel Goldberg to B"rnhnr,
Mayer, attys We'll 4 Mayer. Reehmai
SAME PROPERTY, Nov 10 lsoaMl.eopoi.
| K"ss " 2bG Bwny ........... 81, 20,
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BUILDHls BUY BROOKLYN PLOTS

Maurice q. Straus has sold for a.
Glrard three lots, 5ox100 each. Including
,he northwest corner of Avenue ID ana
East Thirty-second street. the northeast
corner of Avenue u and East Thirty.
second street. and the northeast corner OF
Avenue u and New York avenue. Inc
latter plot was purchased by puiiue'
who will erect an apartment house.
Mr.. Straus also has sold for the Howard
Improvement Company four dwellings on
the south side of Avenue S 40 feet eas'
~ East Thirteenth street close 10 the
Brighton line.
l.owenfcld 4 Prayer have sold ths
'hree-story dwelling at 37S skin avenue
corner Of Sixth street, 10 Dora - Ne''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
WEST SIDE DWELLING SOLD.

WEST list STREET-Pease 4 Gilman
have sold for Mrs. N. ]. Sexton %
West Seventy-frst street. four story
high stoop dwelling. on lot 1sx100.5.
The buyer will occupy the house. Aida
and Anna Lester OF Chicago bought 20
West Seventy-first street. adjoining.
through the same brokers last year.
WEST 18th STREET. - william A.
White & Sons have sold for Mrs. Mary
r. Hopson the three story dwelling at
1872 West Thirteenth street to DomeDlco
Celia. who owns the adjoining property
at 1874. The Hopson property measures
2o10x1o33. with this property Mr..
Celia now controls a AIS plot. Mr..
Celia was represented in The deal / 4.
g. and q. Razzetti
SOUTH STREET.--D. 4 W. Mullins have
sold for Augusta X. Werrick and others
to Reardon Brothers 22S and 229 South
street. running through to 44s and 4bl
Water street. a five story warehouse.
covering a plot 40x160. The property
is between Market and Pike slips and
was acquired by the sellers several
years ago.
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REAL. ESTATE.

nor bond 900
LOT a. map Hunts Point Realty 90.
WIN Werthner to Jacob Bieber 1867 81
aV Apr ~ due July /. 1917. p c. atty.
Thos " Tobian. III Wilbur aV' Ions
Island CITY ......... ........ y .-. =. s.'VVo
lot ~ man + Rullard 4 Co-Edward
Trott 81 al "a John Russing w. ana
another. 20; East Lincoln aN, MI ~ rrn@n'
i-e NO. ............ S&Oo
iNNEPENrs.NCE Az Mt : land now
or ln'e James . sidney. -- - Nres
Mary J Scovtli. to cary u landls, AT
pelnna Noiusia 90 Florida. and anotheI
Ns,h,n los Rwav ...... SIS 95l 0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York md SOUTH
ern New England. rain to-day
colder at night In the interior, to-
morrow, rain, Increasing east to
northeast winds.
For New Jersey. rain to-day. with In
crcasing east to northeast winde: probably
moderate gale tomorrow; fair In south.
clearing In north portion.
For western New York rain to-day. with
fresh, possibly strong northeast winds; colder
by night cloudy to-morroy; probably rain
In east portion.
continued over all parts Of the country
sure of limited area central over Tennessee
and northern Alabama. which caused mod
crate to heavy rain In Tennessee and tho
south Atlantic and east Gulf states.
Elsewhere tho weather was generally fair
High pressure centres were located on
the north Atlantic coast. over Lake Superior
and Idaho.
1t was cooler in parts Of the Atlantic
states and In the extreme Northwest bur
generally warmer elsewhere.
The only freezing weather was over north
! ern New England and New York. and in
! small section of the Southwest.
| In this city the day was fair and warmer;
wind, fresh southwest to southeast and
/ east; average humidity, II per cent: ba-
| rometer. corrected To read to sea level. At
8 A. NJ. so.35; i. NJ, $3.50.
The temperature In this city Yesterday, ~
recorded by the ofrclal thermometer. is shown
L. sd sakt
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun r,e, 81 ~ sun sets .d F8 Moon rise. MI
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
s.navsk ~, AZ covr.,na :, AZ ), He'll Cato. ..,'a
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
s.rdvYk 81 ,GovIsls Sol Hell Ga.e. .i:si
Arr,ved-TuEsDAy. April ~
S. Rotterdam, 40 a, NJ. Rotterdam. April 4
GoiH%S,s * 4 Nj Gsss1 Syss Aps'i
S. stsmpaia r. NJ. Naples April |.
Sc Narraeanse-t 10 L NJ, London March ..
MOTOR ship Hagen. 4.3o p. NJ, Rotterdam
March 81
SIS Dundroman. IiSo P N. Monday. S.
SIS Ssratosa. i9,oi p NJ. Havana. .Apr,l II
s. Prinz Ei,el Friedrich, $40 p NJ. Colon
So Perwind. o.?sA. NJ, Porto Rico. April 7.
SIS Rudolf Blunberg. 9 a. NJ. Guantanams
April ~ 49,.
IS santiago. Tampa, April 8.
IS san Jacinto. Galveston. Arril
SIS CITY OF Colgr,hus, SavannIh' npri H.
IS Sabine. brunswick April IL.
IS Hamilton, Norfolk, April -.
So Moun,isid- philadelphia April IA
S. Taurus. Philadelphia, April 10.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. France. at Havrc.
IS Kaiser Wilhelm H.. at Bre men.
IS rtrugia. at Genoa.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
Sc America from Genoa.
IS ZAcapa from Santa Marta
s. MORO cate. from Havana.
s. Arcadlan from bermuda.
IS Oruba. from Colon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
BUILDING IN THE BRONX.

Julia q. Larty filed plans for two
story brick dwelling. 21x55. on the east
side of Olinville avenue. 20.7 feet north
or Burke street: the owner IL the archi-
tect. the cost $4,000. Felicia Avello, archi-
tect and owner. filed plans for two
story brick store and dwelling with stable,
26x35 and 16.4x13.4, on the west side
OF Holland avenue. 100 feet south of
2l2th street. at cost of $500; the
kreumborg Architectural Company filed
plans for five story brick tenement
134.3xSs. at the intersection OF West
Farms road and Hoe avenue. for the Absar
Realty Company. Abraham Wesman n,
president.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-15
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nc PtSSAIC SALE.

rAssAIc. y. J.. April 14.-Robert y.
Ken. president of the Merchants Bank.
has bought from former Judge william
" Watson and |, sheldon Tilney, ex-
,cGtuls ~ the estate of the late Peter
prd millionaire cloth printer, strip OF
hrl an the northern side or Passaic
.N,rlc, between the Lackawanna rail-
'"Hl aud the home OF Mrs Wiliain J.
H.-ry. for 100000, The plot contains
.N,ut twnntv-seven lots This was the
a.' ~ the real estate owned by Mr. Reid
'rn pest Of it having been sold at auction
,u' q wrcN ago. 1t y understood ina
..,oto business mon are interested In 'h'
t,,rsl,t'on with Mr.. Kent and that they
rs y improve the property.