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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
STORES AND LOFTS LEASED,
Brokers Report Fairly Good Actsv
ity In Miatowu Section.

A. +. Coburn has leased for five years
haif or the tenth floor. 1000 square feet
In the Scott q Bovine Building, 400 Pearl
street. to Turner Bros. engravers.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased the first
moor at the northwest corner OF Colum.
bus Circle and Fifty-nlnth street to Or.
Michael Ryser and a store I'm 1858 Madl-
son avenue to Rose Pittluck.
N. Brigham Hall 4 william d. Blood
good. Inc. have leased the store at 1876
East Seventy-sixth street to Emanuel
Kramer. and at 1877 East Seventy-sixth
street the store and basement to Philip
Lumer. and the store and basement at 6lt
Third avenue to John @. kerkmann.
The j. {. Einstein Company has leased
TO julius Schm!d. Inc. 1000 feet in 40
fourth avenue for long term of years
Tor their executive offices and show
rooms
Il. II. Ludlow 4 Co. have leased for
John NJ. Elliott to Ganim 4 Bro. the 1--WE
story building at % Washington street
Tor seven years at an Increased rental
above that obtained at present
Arthur II. Cohen has leased a floor
at l52 to 1856 West Twenty-ffth street to
Julius Sokolower: also offices In the
United States Rubber Company Building
for Cross g. Brown to Barthei & DAILY.
George Ketchum has leased the store
~ 90" iHiru avenue. northeast corner OF
Thirty.seventh street. to the. Union Credit
outhtters. Inc.
Sheldon q Becker have leased to T..
Fletcher Hallomore II portion OF the sec
ond floor In the new building at the south
east corner Of Broadway and I07th street
The NJ Rosenthai Company has leased
the eighth floor In Is and 80 West Thirty
eighth street to A II. Bonart Il Co.
Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased for a
term Of years the store and basement In
6l5 Eighth avenue to William Samaloff.
Corn d Co. have leased the parior store
in is West Fortieth street to Carl W
Sshwinn for Ave years and space In and
East Twentieth street TO the CrawIey
Neckwear Company.
Tucker. Speyer n Co have leased offices
In 80 and 81 West Thirty ninth street to
Allen Knowles and Chautauqua Planning
Mills Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
sUys JEROME AVENUE LOTS.

HAL T. How & Co have sold for Theo-
core Srhurmann to Man Just two lots
Measuring Ilxl3S on the east side Of
s-ron' e., nue. twenty eight feet north OF
.H'H Tr''t The American Real Estate
company recently purchased the adjoin-
w corner 4 subway station will be on
us h'ocj.
HlHh NENUE-Smith & Phelps
nave sold for cash 341s Third avenue, a
nv" sorry FIAT near 166th street.
LAST i5lST sTREET-The Benenson
h""'s Company has sold to an Investor
''o and 362 East 161st street. hve
story modern Hat. on plot 50xllS. be-
lN"'u Nourtlandt and Melrose avenues.
.H' rron"rty adtoins the 81. Mays
catholic club.
LAST 10Th STREET.-The Cleland
n~t'' Company has sold 2S3 and 265
ia'' 18Th street, a five story fiat. on
no' iN9esX irregular. 1t adjoins
me 'o''hwest corner OF Anthony ave.
M" The purchaser. James T. Barry,
tF"' IN exchange the plot 60xl00 on
W' nor'h side OF Featherbed lane
''- feet southwest Of 175th street
s.d 80 plot 50Nsl.7 on the south side
" .'''h street 20 feet east Of Nelson
avenue
'-AST ElNGSBRIDGE RoAD-wiiliam
N'h.lch has sold for the William
o'"tns Company x53 East KinEs.
rag" road, a Ave story apartment
nov O. opposite Poe Park. and known
'' Poe Park apartment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
10 STORIES OPPOSITE CENTRAL
Nssserhilt Ave. Corner Nels 10 Yale
C1sb Leased ~ site.

a twenty story Office building Ia to be
built next to the new Yale Club on the ives,
side or Vanderbilt avenue. just north OF
the Biltmore Hotel. AZ "A site the south
west corner OF Vanderbilt avenue and
FORTHWITH street, "a plot 1905 feet on the
avenue and 90s feet on the street. was
leased yesterday from the New York
Central and New York New Haven and
Hartford railroads for ;wenty-one years
with three renewals. The rental was kept
secret by all concerned in the trans
actions.
The Vanderbilt Concourse Corporation
a newly organized concern with head
quarters at l03 Park avenue Ii the lessee
David r. Todd In president OF the corpora.
tion. James NJ Todd secretary and Har.
mon v. Swart treasurer. The company
was formed to improve the property which
the railroad company bought some years
ago In order to carry out Its plans for
the new terminal Improvement.
Warren Il Wetmore. architects Of the
new Grand Central Terminal. are drawing
the plans Everything ~ being arranged
to have the building In the renting mar.
ket next March. Like all other buildings
OH Central property II will harmonic
with the new station.
The concoursc under Vanderbilt ave.
nue. will give the building covered con.
nection with the subway station at Forty.
Second street and with the big railroad
station. Frank NJ. Widner. Jr.. negotiated
the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
100000 TO BE FREE OF DEAL.
W. ". cole Pays HisA % Cancel
Contract for Bth Ave. BuSudivw.

washington W. Cole, who some time
ago contracted TO buy the new twenty
story building erected by the Johnson
Kahn Company on the site OF the old Cafe
Martin. on the south side Of Twenty-sixth
street from broadway to Fifth avenue, Is
reported to have paid 100000 TO be lie,
out OF the contract. Mr.. Cole In that deal
gave In part payment the Bank Of the
Metropolis building. at the northwest cor
ner OF UAion Square and Sixteenth street.
besides lending S750.0o0 to the johnson.
Kahn Company. taking A. security mort
gage on this property. and giving the
realty company or It's successors q lease
on the Twenty-sixth street building for
twepty-ons years at q rental Of Si35, 900
year.
On the new building was . mortgage
for H,30o,000 and It was on the rate OF
interest TO be paid on this loan that the
trouble arose. Mr.. Cole refused to carry
through the contract. The matter was
brought into court. and AZ was told in
TIE SUN several weeks ago. Judge I.eh-
man decided that the contract was valid
and binding. Three hundred and
nifty thousand dollars was claimed
as damages for tho failure to
carry through the deal. A settlement
was arranged for 100000 and Mr.. Cole
gets back his Bank Of Metropolis build
ing ana the Johnson Kahn Company the
twenty sixth street building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions fox To-
day ard Tomorrow.

For eastern New York. showcss
to-day colder In north aud ccusraS
port'Onst fair to- morrow, moderate
south winds, becoming northwest.
For New Jersey. continued warm and vn.
settled to-day; probably showers to- morrow
HIGHT south Winds
For northern New England. rain and colder
TO DAY; fair tomorrow: moderate TO brisk
northwest winds.
For southern New England. fair TO-DAY
followed BY rain and colder In the afternoon
or By night. fair tomorrow. moderate to
brisk southwest winds. becoming northwest
For western New York. rain and some.
what colder today unsettled to. morrow.
variable winds. becoming north
NEW YORK. March 27.-The storm which
was central over Wisconsin on wedncsday
travelled rapidly northcastward and had
practically disappeared yesterday. leavins
the pressure high over the Atlantic states
and the southeastern quarter Of the country.
Tho pressure was also high in the North
west
Moderately low pressure prevailed over
the Central states and the Southwest. with
centres over Kansas and eastern Nevada
Rain fell in the Atlantic states and the
central valleys.
Ten degrees below zero was reported from
bismarck. y. u.
The only freezing weather east Of the
Mississippi River was over tn. upper lake
regions.
In this CITY tho day was partly cloudy.
warmer; wind. light to fresh southwest:
averaG. humidity - per cent; barometer.
corrected to read 30 sea level. at A. -.
3o<3 . r NJ. 3o.37.
Tho temperature In this city YESTERDAY, -
recorded by the ofhcAl thermometer. IL shown
In sAkN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
PLAN DYCKMAN FLATS.

WEST GOTH STREET.-Peter q. Shields
has sold to the Orisant Realty Com
pay six lots on the south side Of
20lth street. 100 feet east OF Tenth
avenue, Three fats are to be erected
10 be ready for fall occupancy. The
operation Will be continued over twelve
lots on the same street, owned by the
same company. The Deane Realty
Company was the broker in the trans
actions
WEST 18TH STREET-John Siebert
has sold for the Browr-weiss Realities
10 client the six story Golden Rod
apartment house at sos and 5l0 West
lsth street. on pot 75x86. near Am
s,erddm avenue. The sellers acquired
he property last month from the Nc
Cure Construction Company:
bRNDHuRST AvENUE-The Brown
Weiss Realities have purchased the
southeast corner of Bradhurst avenue
ana li'th street, a six story fiat. on
pot oOGl00, opposite st. Nicholas Park.
FARk AVENUE. j. Wood has sold
1868 Park avenue. a three story build
1ng, on lot l69xsO, between Eighty
seventh and Eighty eighth streets.
WEST l93D STREET-M Just has sold
Tor the Sound Realty Company the
three story dwelling at 35s West 1881
street on lot l6Sxl0Oll, between
Manhattan and Morningside avenues.
VEST llfTH STREET.-E II. Ludlow
Co have sold for the Omega Associa-
Ton 20 client 604 West 114th street,
four story dwelling on lot l5x100.ll,
~ feet west OF broadway
MERCER STREET. Brown Weiss
Realizes have sold 1l3 and IFS Mer-
Ger street two Ave story loft buildings,
each on lot 2JNl0o. between Spring and
Prince streets. The buyer. &, Clapp,
gave Do part payment a plot of twenty
eight lots at Iiasbrouck Heights, N. J.
p W,s'ervelt negotiated the deal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

P.ase & Gilman have leased for Mrs.
Sarah f.. Holland to W. A. Saks OF Saks
4 Co the i've story American basement
dwelling at 20 West sixty eighth street.
Douglas l.. Gilman a Co. have leased
the dwelling ut 1876 East Seventy fourth
street to Charles II. Mills
J. Edgar Leaycraft Il Co. have leased
the dwelling at Henderson place to J.
Demko the dwelling at 100 West sixty
fifth street to u. Serv!ss.
Conner Lawrence has leased for Mrs.
Annie Anderson the five story American
basement dwelling at So East Fifty first
street to Lorenzo ID. Armstrong. Douglas
l.. Gilman 4 Co represented the owner.
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company. Inc.
has leased the four story dwelling at -
West Fiftieth street to DIR. George II.
Ryder for "A term of years
Goodale. Perry 4 Dwight have leased
l47 West Twenty-flrst street, four story
dwelling on lot 20x9S.s, to Mrs Scot, for
a term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
LEVY GETS A BARGAIN.

Several properties were offered in the
auction room yesterday at voluntary sale,
two OF them with rather interesting re-
suits. L. Napoleon Levy. for instance OBJ
tanned a decided bargain when he pur-
chased the four story and basement dwell
ing on lot 25xs2 at Is West Twenty first
street for 100000. 1t is assessed for
$4,000 The building stands between two
high lofts. Bling & Bing purchased the
principal parcel offered, three old build
ings, on plot 6i.sxiOO.4 at l24 to 12S West
Forty fifth street. They paid sl74,5OO for
the property, though they have no i'm
provement planned for II. Joseph L. Day
as auctioneer held the sales
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

:, oscar l.; ,s5 mites east Of sandy HOOK ~
moor Yesterday
noon
:. Pennsylvania 90 miles east OF Sandy Hoo.
At p Nj
- Lus,t.ma, 1875 miles east OF Sandy Hoos o.
.,U L NJ.
- Panama Cr,s'ooai 80 mile. south II
SANDY HOOK l',p VI
=. Nasar. Ea,ros hv-'' so mile soatN-Ssg
u sandy Hook A. y
- taMu-. ~ orleans. % nIlc. ~esl o.
TuTl.- az noon
- 4. Ocrldcute Galveston. III m.e- ses, Of
Tort sds at noon
:. Rldl an. Pou Arthur. .os mile. rc; o.
rugiu.a- at = NJ
:. h p,s Galveston, l,3 miles south OF sandS
Hook At y NJ
" CITY 81 NJ Louis. savannah. M mae.
uurih OF Nar,ir Industry a, $40 i NJ
Mohawk u. e. 800. 10" .ia miles south ~
sandy Hook at I "
sandy Hook At = "
- Erpsrau1a Vera Cruz, (. mile sou,hsrs
81 Diamond saoa.s At noon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
NEW BROOKLYN v. NJ. &. A.

At q meeting OF the board OF directors
of the Brooklyn Young Mems Christian
Association on Tuesday evening the
contract for building the new Cen
trail branch In the Fort Greene
section was awarded to the Whit
ney CONSTRUCTION Company OF Manhattan.
The new building will cost $1,000. 900, ac-
cordins 70 plans on file with the Brooklyn
Building Department. The design is that
Of Trowbridge and Alderman. Construc-
ton of the new building will begin dur
ing the summer The building viii have
a base measurement OF l26x200 feet. II
will face on Hanson place. South Elliott
place and Fort Greene place The build
ing will he known AK the Clarence r..
Smith memorial. In recognition OF Mrs
william v. II. smiths gift OF $500. 900
toward the building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
BROOKLYN LOT BUYERS.

Wood. Harmon 4 Co. report sales IN
Marlboro: Three lots on West Fifth
street. near Avenue o. TO Charles W
Cammack; five lots, corner of Yves,
sixth and Sisty-ffth streets. 10 the VI
Watts Realty Company three lots. north.
east corner of Avenue q and West Fifth
street, TO John Rau. Sr.; three lots, south .
west corner OF West Fourth street and
Avenue o. TO A. y. Davis. and three lots
southeast corner of Sixty fifth street and
Twenty third avenue. TO c. u. Emmons
Also In South Marlboro: Two lots or
West First street near Aevnue Y. &c
+. A. Shank; two lots on East FRS,
street. near Avenue Y. TO Manning White
ana Z. A. Walker. Other buyers include
J. y. Humphrey. w. j b. Adams. ID. j
Mahoney, u. Cain, l " Edmond l.. IL
Smith and w. A. L. Clarke
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

LEWIS ST, S3--Jossph + stechler W. Jacob
Wolf ct al uorecloss mtss, atVs,
AN. 4ssiss h. 4 N'e seo IL q A. ,.s,,oo,,
irres"vioia NJ Fisnnery w chas a DoeI,
ger ct al uoreeloss mtsS; atty, Trap
DIVISION ST Ies and issh ESTHER Gold
man vs. Rachel friedman ct al uoreclos.
GRmn!E:SwfietiHz 81 ~ ea p.,ese Southland CO
vs. james Carroll 'not'es Of attachment
'' Ma,u ST. 9. In. &c CO Of W sSspp o.
Knapp, q c. ct a. norsclose two mtses)
2.T Tnai ST. "a to Il VIVA. Kobr. VS. Ro..
dorf Co =. , a! "oreel0's m'se'' st'y''
S!Inqdolph waIiaeh CO ..st tlber,in.
ax n iisny s atty %eymann foreclosure OF
S7TH ST. ?!s and gag e., Emd.ors; Wolfe
to can nee G iWo leeds, salty atty. schwarss
It'll AV. ?53s-centrai Trust 90 OF y
s E . GeneH Jo s afsn RaS
Lot ~, block ls.:, sec s-suburbar
tsmended foreclosure OF tax Hem; atty
I schwsrtzman
''srh ii hosa sS' sc Tns:r az lana
Securities Co ct al foreclosure Of mort
pRospEc %''y XIV n ss.s serysi / cona,
ct al agt Phillip Freudenmacher et Al
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; sttys. Elkus
BATHGATE Av. i6e5--Henry zudek az,
Rosie Pusrin faction to forccloae mech n
les lien): attys. Rosansky 4 q.
LOT <s9. map OF village Of Wakefield
aRt Pasquale II Gilbert ct al (foreclosur.
OF mortgage; attys Hogan d II,
cRoT0NA Az, is,smThe trustees Of n,
York agt Mary Randrup ct al foreclosure
OF mortgage; atty, w Is Brown,
Pool Estate also lot a. lrear poriion)
on same maP-Heler L. q Stapler sgI
James r Hohecker OF al (forscIosurs oi
mortgase); atty, u Eckley
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
GREENE ST. ASSESSMENTS CUT.
Supreme Court Orders Reductions ON
seven Parcels.

ordered reductions made in the assessed
values Of seven out OF nine parcels along
Greene street which had been submitted
to him. The reductions granted are AS
follows J. Mandel. $4,000 to $4,000
Mabel Mandel, $50 900 10 $4,000 II. s.
Meinhard. $4,000 to $4,000 l.. Fisher
S55. 900 to $50. 900: r, Woodbury.. $4,000
to SIS 900: J. Solomon, $4,000 to s37. 900
and II, Solomon, 1913. 900 to $4,000
Judge Blanchard N granting the reduc-
lions. said "In the entire Greene street
section there has been great falling on
in rental values and considerable diff
Guilty has been experienced in renting
property at any price"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
JEWS MAY GET UNION LEAGUE.
Unity Club Has Made OHer for Well
Known Brooklyn Club.

The Brooklyn League Club, at Bedford
avenue and Dean street may become the
home OF the Unity Club. one of the lead
ING Jewish social organizations OF Brook :
lyn. An offer to buy the property was
made by Nathan s. Jonas OF the Unity
Cub about week ago No acceptance
has been received from the officers OF the
brooklyn Dime Savings Bank. which took
over the property when the Union League
went into bankruptcy last December. and
II was reported yesterday that the club =
oner would be accepted. The bank does
not want to hold the property any longer
than II must and will accept any fair
offer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES

with name ard address of icnders atty
COLUMBUS AZ, az. e. 25kioe, Mer -,
satisfied OF record without production u
mtg. BY order supreme Courl Justice Bar
-petr, Edw j, MeGuirc, ii Chambers
~ Av. W cor ism st. .Oioxsc. sept ~. ~
,.ra Livingston i's Ns''a9 8, as ,ns ooo
Sept 81. isIO-l.ouise Herman tosCaas
Jacobs ss os'' i k.yy 4. ~, " ss,a
: s1sSSS AZ, t'Sa III ssI'iisA =
/. F Fannie Mailman IS Y is,h psi" 81 a tni
Abr Cohen 10 Park Row ......,.. $4,000
on curve S5x 3 lCssS e ia ss "
iin,, ,., beg Apr, !, isi:MsJnS 6 ri.hsr
II Harris " ccrwin. % ' H. iSo N %s,%s
SAME rRoPERTy. Dec %, 1911, to Ann. Anna
& Thomson, lti Bway -. 81, 900
PARK ROW. 1871 : =, a?ol from > .
Indus, say bank; atty, VIM G ~ =
cor 6ssns & Issss sH:.i,ssss," ssg;
SD 'Ay. . .. as list st. 6OsiOo Dec To- TO-
ln?-Nora CONSTR Co TO Canal Realty
Co. a Canal st. attys. strauss 4 :, $50
SAME PROPERTY, Api 20. IsC5.jo,. ! AND ana
Nethe Dallas to the Harlem say Bank,
~ w. iae'h 81 atty Mapedtn' u PAX
sTH AZ. !. ILL.,. ION st; sGsii5 ASs
.;ty. sex:i. !, - csdsr 't st. $4,000 ';ss 90
WEST END Ay, q " cor sI'h st, iOs s.SO
Harris Mandeibaum; atty. l. 7 / co. 40
,s.Ta 81, q, w,,,...',ss.ssii. Nv Nv -
nrnR AZ AZ. Is,i ss ,! Esi s.. se.is!,iSss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
HATTIE GREEN nUYs TENEMENT,

Charles Chlinger has sold the four story
double brick tenement at 53i Graham ave-
nue.. on plot 3Sxl00 feet for Henry Leibo-
witx, to Hattie Green for SIS, the
three story frame nat with stores at So
HerQer street. on O lot 25xl00 feet. for
Edward Glinnsn to the John Kroder- Henry
Rubel Company for $4,000 and a plot OF
two lots. 60xl0o feet. on the north side OF
Beaded street ESQ feet west Of Morgan
avenue, for client to Donate Tuozzo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

The Lewis II. May Company hasleased
for II. Angarola his homestead on Merrill
road. Far Rockaway, l.. l., consisting
of u house. garage and tennis court, to
Moe Levy for summer occupancy
Lounsbery d Tharp have rented to DR.
E. f. Swift the residence of the Rev w.
l.. G. Smith at Bedford. N. Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
10TH ST. APARTMENT LEASED.

The nine story apartment house at 10
and 70 West Forty ninth street was leased
yesterday for 1--WE Years from September
80 next for rental Of $4,000 a year.
Mary f. Sniffen is the lessee. She takes
the house from Susie Lyons. Mrs. Sn,fen
is a tenant in the house. which In on the
south side OF the street, adjoining the
southeast corner OF sixth avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

WASHINGTON, March .s.-The ha.usship
Vermont arrived at Norfolk. the collier Orion
has sailed from Lambert Point for Mel
vile. u T. the collier Brutus left Sewalrs
Point for Boston, the hattleshtps Virginia
Georgia Nebraska, Rhode Island and the
destroyer Worden arrived at Hampton Roads
the bsttlsship Texas from Hampton Roads
arrived at New York the destroyers Fiusser
sicrett Terry and Wake have arrived al
key West.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

N" Mathews Company has sold
'h' Il, Rappold 1919 and 1871 Put
a., " 's'"'ue. a six family flsr. for about
, ao'. 'Fhe property 10 .in the Ridge
30" Bee ION OF Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

lieut. Il. \ Koch, 10 ,i.k |raNe
Lieut. T. H. Pryor ilurilr gradeI, from
the Intrepid to receiving ship AT san Fran
cisco.
Ensign !. j, Dalton, row Constellation
June l. 1874, TO leave OF absence.
Ensign J II Wellhroch, from the Lou,s
ana TO treatment a. naval hospital, New
York
Ensign A G. Roberts, from the Hancock -
treatment. naval hospital Washington d.
surgeon a NJ, fsuutlrru>. . naval hos
nIt.I Wellington. u, g. April I, 1914,
Surgeon RAYMOND spear, from naval hos
pitsL Ma-hiugtou, y e, April l. 1914, TO
naval station, Guantanamo. 'uhs
surgeon II j.. wilson, from tho New
Jersey to treatment at the naval hospitsl
AZ Boston. , ~
can't L. :. Willis. from tho Pittsburg -
marine barracks Mare lslas.L Ca
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27
COLUMBUS AVE. FLAT LEASED.

Samuel II. Martin has leased for Gross
q Crook the buildings at 43<-&36 Column
bus avenue. the southwest corner OF CO.
lumbus avenue and Eighty-first street. to
George T.. Anderson for five years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

sproull & II 4 =, Madison av....H 900
TRINITY Az, . .. I21Il n l4ith 81 sG,'N
G.5-Mary Butler To Nicholas Wapl'r,
go Napier Az queens, y, Mar 70 3
WEBSTER Az. slS2, 3'.GNlOi -
M.tilde Bosselman 10 John 6ruendIet'
3,s Y i5ist st. pr mtg $4,000, Mar 20,
i..; y, & a'S' "'''' 'e,'rnn
HALL. PI- +. being lot D. and part
iii SKIS ss5sIixslx3S 1856. iSviis "a 3, .
Eifred Benson 10 Mcnde. Marcus, as Z
5.n st bklSn; Ma, =! install. = ,Sei
UNION Az. ma, 3 sx!e0-N!choia'
l. |, pr mtg $500 Mar 20, due sc as
per bond; atty, 7 @ co, i76 Bwsy $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

ASHrNGTON March 70 INT, arms
order was Issued TO-DAY.
emit W II Williams Coast Artl.les'
Corps, 20 Hot springs, ARR" ana report 20
the army and navy general hprp.'b 'o'
treatment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

ARE YOU LOOKING for "A country home
near the city, Builder will sell Al sacrifice
Iour handsome houses, six rooms and har II.
AZ improvements. restricted neichhorhood
hlsh elevation: Just the place for children
near schools ana churches: minutes from
II II station; one block from trolley. 80
minutes from property TO New York. small
payment down, balance easy monthly install
mehtsi no brokers II box 1870 sun office
FOR HOMES IN the real country ns1r New York
consult The Country Home League,
80 West 32d street Phone $3.50 Madison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-27

APr,ved-TH RSDAY. March -.
SIS Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. . A. NJ. Bremen.
Marchi-.
). Europa 3:'5 p. " Naples March IL
S. Nrncyd as \ VI. NAPLES March II.
IS Pallanza, Ji5 NJ Rotterdam, N arco 9
S. Norihumbria. p NJ, Maanzss, March ..
s. Drumeltan. Por Natal February 3.
=. Zacapa S:S5 u VI Kingston, March 81
s. LuS 1870 \ VI Csdiz, March g.
IS Algonquin, 10 \ NJ. Turks Island. March u.
IS ArCadlan, \. NJ. Bermuda March -
- Mongibello. New Orleans March ~.
- creole. New Orleans. March 81.
- Ironuois. Jacksonville March 20
:. Santa Catalina. Charleston. March
- Cornc, Port Arthur, March l6
80 Larimrr, Port Arthur, March 10
- jamestown, Norfolk. March 20.
- Kingston, Philadelphia, March :5
81 Madison, Norfolk March rs.
- thenfcls Ph'Adrlphia. March -
81 Porto Rico. Baltimore. March -
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORk
g Berlin, al Genoa
IS Ia Lorraine AZ HAVE.
- CarODia. at Gibraltar
81 Calbbr,a. at Genoa.
80 Graf Waldersec AT Hamburg
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
~ Baltic. from Liverpool
- kdls-rIn Augt-tc Victoria, from HAMBURG.
~ frederik VIII. from Copenhagen
~ MotAc. from southampton
s. Alliance. from Cristobal