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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
CORSET FIRM IN 9TH AVE. STORE

Horace s. Ely & Co. have leased for
the Hotel Renaissance the store and
basement at $40 Fifth avenue, just north
or Forty-second street. to the Warner
Brothers Company. corset manufacturers.
The lessee will assume possession In ne
early autumn and will open a retail bust
ness under the name of Redfern Corset
Shop
The four story building at 81 Vesey
street, with a ten foot frontage on West
broadway. was leased yesterday for a
term OF twenty-one years by William II.
Whiting & Co. for the New York Rail-
ways Company. Peter Duryee q Co.
are the lessees. They occupy the ad-
Joining corner building and will extend
that structure over the lot just leased.
Arnold. Ryrne Baumann have leased
the store ut zig Fifth avenue TO Milton &
Henry. haberdashers, for ten years at an
aggregate rental Of about $4,000
The Federal Estates Corporation has
leased TO Larimore & Co. druggists, the
store and basement in the new building
at - East Fifty-fifth street, for ffteen
years
Tucker. Speyers & Co. have leased the
second floor In 2s-33 West Thirty eighth
street to the Pathe Freres Photograph
Company.
A. a. Hageman has leased the NTH and
sixth lofts at lo5 West Thirty ninth street
TO the Camp Importation Company and
space In the same building to the Fuchs
& Lang Manufacturing Company: also
leased to J. A. Boman the building at $40
Sixth avenue for long term Of years
from May ].
Palermo Bros. have rented the corner
store In the new Rexford apartment house
at Broadway and Seventy-ninth street TO
the Union Drug Company for ten years.
Swift 4 Co. and the George Hotchkir
Company have leased from Peter D.
Strauch the four story buildings at 2s and
80 Tenth avenue through the Duross Com
pany.
Webster r. Mabie 4 Co. have leased In
1917 West Twenty-sixth street the saies-
room on the sixth floor TO the Selig Petit
coat Company. and through NJ Rosenthal
Company the rear OF the third floor to
Henry ]. Cohen. The building Is now en-
tlrely rented.
John J. Kavanagh has leased the store
at 1922 Madison avenue to Russo Bros,
and the store at s53 Park avenue to NJ
jeremiah & Co.
Pease & Gilman have leased space In
SCI Fifth avenue to Mrs F.. Kennedy, q
milliner formerly at Fifth avenue and
Forty-frst street.
The Cross 4 Brown Co has leased to
Charles Bernstein the eighth floor OF the
building at $40 Broadway, and for Mooyer
Marston. as agents. to J. 4 c. Benkert
ONCE space In the building. 3l5 Fifth ave-
nue.. and to Niagara Falls Linen Company
office space In 3e6 Broadway,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
MOVIE STUDIO on nth AVE.

Plans have been filed to raise the
height OF the six story stores and stor.
age building at the northwest corner of
eleventh avenue and Forty-seventh street.
one story will be added and will be used
a. moving picture studio. The Model
freproot Tenement Company IL the
owner. Ernest Flagg il the architect. and
estimates the cost at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BOUGHT THURSDAY SOLD FRIDAY

Henry Brady has sold for Bertha Tim
10 Agnes NJ. Pragnell 75s Jennings street.
five story modern tenement. ON plot
ioxlSi.iX irregular. between Union and
Prospect avenues. The seller acquired
the property yesterday as plaintin IN
foreclosure sale. in which Mr.. Brady acted
as auctioneer. At the auction the prop
erty was first knocked down to the plain
tin for SEQ 600. The consideration in the
present transaction is said TO be $30,l75.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

18th ST, to II Wesi-pollaok 4 O'Neill
agt 45th 81 Realty Co. owner. Fleisch-
mann Bros co. contractor ....., 81 3Gt.7a
9TH Az, 5os-Louis Appel agt John Della
hunty, owner James r Landy, conirac-
BROADWAY, l4iS-Estey Wire Works co
agt Foriy-Hrst - Realty co, owner:
MADISON Az, 6bl, and i'0th st 81 E-Sdm-
uel Epstein, Inc sst Campbell. owner,
W Macy & VI Shsnholt. contractors. $50
2OisT ST, Harlem River and Academy st
Philip Hess agt United Electric Light h
Power 90. owner. 7 Nesbit & Co Inc.
SAME PRoPERTf-Louis Prudham ast
same ,'',..,...''.,, $3.50
cath ST, 22b E-George Mattern agt Louis
walter, owner; Rattberg & Tango. les
sees; Il Monteith webb. contractor. .i?59
BrOnS.
i<bTH ST, =. 3l5 " Brook av, 6Ixl0i--G
Nettorino agt James BRYANT owner; Ed
ward Weber, contractor .,......... as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

siTH ST, 3.i and 3.G W---Jamos McI.augh-
lin Go agt aga sam 81 co. Inc, ct al
Ma Msr ~ Mn2ip,ss sr ana n.a.,., ''s.
Hoffman Elias ast Catherine Diver
ct al, Dee s2 1sia' ,,...,:,..... 1859 so
i3sTH ST. ?2i E-chsrles Schneider 90 agt
Frederick NJ Billings ct al Apr /. 1914
tby bond) ,....,,.,,.:,,,,,,. ....,, tS25
Az n, cor 10Th si-Marcus Contracting
co, Inc. aEt Rutan, NscAdam a. 90 ct n
Arr 30. 1914 tby deposit .....,,.slAi OF
HUDSON ST cor NandHm st--M r
west-rgren. Inc. agt Henry Heiie -, al
,sAsBb ST. s,s to $50 E-Gco u Seal. iS'V 90 %
Inc, ast corris Realty GO ct al Dec ~
HOE Az. io57--osorgo y sealv 90 Inc
sst william oppenheim 80 al Dec ~
PARK Av. ass 20 <siG--C;eorgs " sesiy
500. Inc. agt Henry Lang ct al, Dec ~
1914
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
NEW BRONX BUILDINGS

Albert j. Schwarzler has filed plans for
nve story brick tenement house. 5Ox
500 on the west side OF Clay avenue.
ili.ll feet south OF l67th street, for him
ser at cost OF $4,000. and for two
nve story brick tenement houses. 45.7x
WILL and 644x71.5 on the Southwest
corner or Clay avenue and 18TH street
ut total cost OF $50. 900: Hooper 9
co. MED plans for one story brick laun
dry. 25xioo on the southeast corner
or Jerome avenue and CLIFFORD place for
kiker II. James at a cost OF $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
ssTH ST. APARTMENT SITE.

West Side Construction Company. Jacob
Axelrod president. the three four story
dwellings At 1<3 to 147 East Thirty ninth
street. on plot 53.2x9S.9. near Lexington
avenue The site will be improved with
Q nine story apartment house. The prop
erty was given In exchange for tie Bright
apartment house, at 555 West roth street.
adjoining the northwest corner of Audu-
bon avenue. the sale Of which was re-
ported yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

Navy orders
Rear Admiral n Doyle, from COM
mander In chiet Pacific reserve reet TO duty
conn, elton Pacific feet
Commander J II. Patton, from command
Of the Tallahassee to treatment naval hos
pital. Washington.
Lieut. J II blackburn, from stan com
mander IN chief Pacific reserve fleet to aid
on stun Rear Admiral II NJ, Doyle.
Lieut. - q. prgram, from att on stan
commander IN chief Pacific reserve feet 20
the Niehsburg as executive officer and navl-
gator
Lieut.. A A Garcelon. Jr.. from all on
stan 90 commando In chief pirinc reserve
Meet to aid on san Rear Admiral Il NJ.
poNle
Lieut.. \ q Olson. from tho West Viz.
giuli - the Ni'Ksnprs i~ engineer ON
Ersign Marcus. from the lutrrpit -
the Ni,ktbutg
Enslrps y II Gciscuhon ard II. G. Loo. 10
the irk,hurg
la,,ct Assistant surgeon q y Mink from
the - Louia 90 naval hospital, Puget sound
Assistant Surgeon y T. McNurdo " u q
from paCiuc reserve n.rt to the WICK Shnrr
Lieut., II Belt and ldeut, E. l.. Buck. frow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BANK IN BREsLIN HOTEL.

The German Exchange Bank has rented
tho southerly store In the Breslin Hotel,
corner OF Broadway and Twenty ninth
street, for q long term OF years Tho
bank. which for thirty-eight years has
been located at the corner Of Bowery
and Bond street, makes this move In or
der to better accommodate its customers
who have moved uptown to the new mer-
camille centre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BUILDERS GET CIRCUS GROUNDS
RidEewOOd Land to Be Improved
with Hundreds OF Houses.

The old circus grounds at Cypress ave-
nue., Woodbine street. Myrtle avenue and
Palmetto street are to be the scene OF the
largest building operation ever known In
the Ridgewood section Of Brooklyn. The
project Is estimated to Involve upward Of
s3,0OO,000. Work was started yesterday
on the first group OF one family houses
on the north side OF Myrtle avenue. near
cypress avenue. The entire operation in
wolves $50 houses.
Bauer 4 Stler. builders. head the syn
dicate, which is carrying on the opera
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
JEROME AVENUE SPECULATION,
buys wINsTED FARM.

The Rev Karl IRELAND. rector OF s,
Georges Episcopal Church. has purchased
for summer home the ISL acre farm
OF A. NJ. Raydenbow In the Highland
Lake section of winsted. Conn. Other
farms have been purchased here by
George T. Stockham and Charles NJ.
Miller
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
HOBOKEN TERMINAL LEASES.

The Hoboken Terminal Building Com
pany at Hoboken, n. j., has closed leases,
which Nils It's building. with the eNcep-
ton OF three quarters OF one floor. Ths
new tenants are the Blur Motor Lighting
Company, three quarters OF the seventh
floor and the Grlnnell Sign and Poster
Company. the entire ninth floor, contain
ing 10000 square feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
DOWNTOWN BUILDINGs RENTED.

Daniel Birdsali 4 Co. have leased for
Frank l.. Froment the building at so
Thomas street to the United States Rub
Der Company for term OF years at about
1000 per annum. The rubber company
recently leased through the same brokers
the adjoining property. Sc 70 ss Thomas
street, extending through 10 1877 TO l4I
Duane street.
j. G. White & Co. have leased with
Frederick Southack 4 Alwyn Ball. Jr.. the
building at 15e-l5& Franklin street TO T..
Pastene a. Co. for n term Of years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
HOME FOR AGED IN THE BRONX.

The Episcopal Home OF the Holy Com
forter is the buyer of the fourteen lots
at the northwest corner of the Concourse
and 1s6th street. reported sold yesterday
by George X. Read 4 Co. for Major Rich
ard D. Jewett. The institution Is at pres
ent located at the north corner OF River
side Drive and 139th street, adjoining
the ST. Regis Convent. and In the heart
or an apartment section The drive cor
ner measures loosxl4ox irregular 1t is
said sale OF this property is being me-
gotiated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
TRAVELLERS HOME BUYER.

The property of the Travellers Aid
Society, AT cas- East Forty-elghth street,
soid recently by Horace $. Ely & Co. was
purchased by Phillip Reilly. who will
alter ii for his plumbing business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
Movements Of Naval Ncss~l..

WASIfINGToN. MAY THE ba't'csNir
South Dakota has arrived M Achpu4co. III"
gunhoat Raleigh At Man8aniilo, the gVuboAf
Annapolis and the tug Iris at Mazntiiu. the
destr"yrrs Tcrv and StcreV at Gtltc .top
tho monitor Tallahassee at CristobAl
The cruiser Washington has sailed from
Lynn Haven Bay for Port Royal. ; e. the
guuhnat Wheeling nom of w, rto plaza for
SantN Domingo CITY, N" destrovsrs Ueulry
and Warrington from Vera cruz for raupiro
via TuNpam, the destroyer Reid from Vera
cruz Tor Galveston Via Tampic", the tIE
nal"h from Vera cruz for Tampico the
transport Hancock from rL'rio MsNlro 70"
Vera cruz, IA, cruiser DIX. from ia weston
for Tamp!co, IL" r'''ier justin ~--rr nan
Diego fnr San Fraurcso, the Eunhoat Ca
,rstor from Manila Tor Shanghai
ad on staN ~ commander Asla'lc Ace to
hotur for orders
,n,.rnor ,:.nsr N.ni ~.
watt orders
rusigo e q Haas from N. p.e.ss' 70
home fnr orders
Ensign q l. Woodbury.. - tn. pecst.x.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BUYER FOR BRONX STORES.

JEROME AVENuE.-H. l.. Singh has
sold the one story store at the north
west corner OF Jerome avenue and 1S4th
street. on plot. l50xl00, to an investor.
The building is one block south OF
Fordham road. Il. II. Weisker was the
broker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BANKING DEPARTMENT TO MOVE
Takes . Floor In the Adams BuiId.
inG for Long Term.

The New York Office Of the state Banw-
ing Department. now at so Broadway, has
taken quarters In the new Adams Build
Ing. directly opposite, Mt 81 Broadway,
and will occupy them on May 0, the day
~ l.. Richards becomes Superintendent OF
Banks. The new offices are on the TWEEN.
ty.sixth fiocr and have been leased for
term or years. The removal Is due to
the need OF considerably more space he
cause OF the added duties imposed on the
Banking Department by the new banking
law
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The bronx.
lat II NESEY STREET.
By Harry Rradv

lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Henry Brady.
MOTT ST -, 3, about iT5 Bavard
~ .oNs3x2bN34, sty tnmt and strs-
Burden We N II Pyth ct al; due,
s.ie5..3G: taxes. &c. s33?.5I; adjourned
to May s.
lat 32os THIRD AvENuE.I
By Charles A. Rerrian
BRIGGS AV, Old Boston rd and Elwood
pL 24sx--x475 bS619s Sound Realty 90
vs. Louis Celler ct al. due S7&53o2.
taxes &c $3.50; pr mtge. s9,sle; TO the
plhintln $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
$4,000 ron NEWARK CORNER.

Iouis Schlesingtr has sold the Bern
at Building, s-li Franklin street, cor
nor ~ Nroom alley. opposite the city Hail.
lo lh" Morris County Realty Company Of
Dover y. j. The price paid WAS $40. 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
STAMFORD ESTATE SOLD,

OTTO Stahl has bought from Mrs, S. v.
"r'y Far Holm. her residence on Boston
!ost road, Noroton I'm, Stamford. Conn
.'eorge y Bernhard was the broker In the
Transaction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Duross Company has leased the
four story dwelling $40 West Fourteenth
street, to Herbert J. f.. Hallett.
John J. Kavanagh has leased the four
story dwelling at IL Fast Seventy seventh
street TO George c. IIeilner for a term Of
years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
BIG EDGEMERE LOT SALE.

Tie Meister a. Bache Realty Company
mas r"sold 10 the Edgemere Building Cor
lofdtor ninety lots on Beach Forty-third
street, Edgemere, l., L.; TO ], Stanisaw
,lre" lots to 9. !. Britton three lots. to
! kcivhoru five lots and TO +. w. Baker
"Rht lots, all in the same tract.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

Artved-FRIDAY. May l.
So France. AS p. NJ. Havre. April g.
SIS Baltic. p. NJ. Liverpool. April 3
IS !.utetian, II = NJ April ID Roucn Apriii H.
IS "a Sicilla. IA. NJ. Aivlers. April ~
S. Idaho. ITO p. NJ. HUI. April IL
So lonnina. 40 +. NJ. Patras April T.
IS Federico. u p. NJ. April 80. CienfuegoeL
April ii.
SIS DENIS. 40 4. NJ. barbados. Aprii2s
IS Taunton. q A. NJ, Sa ma. April 20 ,
IS Antares. a. NJ, Frontera. April 81
S Sscpeaua: 1920 ,. NJ. Arecibo Aprli2S
50 Edda. 80 p n. Manzanilio. April 2
Sc Amanda. $50 p. NJ. Baracoa April g
IS Thorsa, p NJ, Cienfuegos. April "a
Tug Walter 4. Iucken bach. with schooneY
Frances G, Tunnel bermuda. April 20.
IS ~ Cid. Galveston, April rs
s. Illinois, PortSArtkur. April "a
IS City OF Montgomery. Savannah, AprII "a
s. Hamilton. Norfolk. April ~.
- pawncc. Philadelph April 30
IS Matura. Perth Amboy. Mayi
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
SIS Celtic. at pies.
s. Moltke. at Genoa.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
S. Koc MIC Albert, from Ma pics
SIS President Lincoln, from Souths mpion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

ii. Eisnitz is the buyer OF IS West
Ninety-seventh street, sold by Mrs Jus.
tice Buchsbaum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

irreg-D'Aurla Const Co to Lawyers Mtg
Co. 80 Liberty ST. Apr IS. due, &c. as per
bond atty. co. i7G Bway 49,. $4,000
Is0TH ST. =. 1896 " Hughes Gv. 2s!x25
Same to James u Wentz. $50 West End
av. May /. due. sc. as per bond: atty.
same .......... 81 100
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
TO LEr-UNFURNIsnED

TO SUBLET-Adults only: I'VE room and
bath apartment, with large alcove attached
to drawing room: fully furnished: to let
from June LIST or later until oct. LIST In
quire. SUPERINTENDENT. l75 Lexington
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
THEATRE on LOWER isT AVE.

The Alvin Realty Company has leased
for Margaret Murphy for a term OF four
years the building at 17s First avenue
to Thomas Cassesse for vaudeville and
moving picture theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON May i--Armv orders;
Capt. A n. Bryan, coast artillery. nov
at San Francisco, 10 Fort Mcdowell Cal
First Lieut.. II l. Schurmeer. Medical Re.
serve Corps TO San Diego, Cal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02

$4,000 executed to the New York
LIc insurance Company on March I.
isil. On the mortgage under foreclosure
yoV.ooo remains unpaid. The plaintiff,
oscar ]. Mayer. was forced to pay the
interest due on the prior mortgage to
prevent foreclosure. The total liens on tn /,
property are $263.0o3. and 1t Is not be-
!ieved the parcel will realize more than
s2to,0O0 at the sale. The annual rental
In $4,000.
JEROME AVENUE SPECULATION.
Slight errors were made In reporting
yesterday activities among spectators Of,
jerome avenue In the vicinity of 17eth
street subway station. II. II. weisker.
who negotiated four Of the deals. sun
piled yesterday the correct details. The
property sold by the Watt estate, consists
or n plot 75x100 on the west side OF
Jerome avenue. 175 feet north Of l7sth
street IL was bought by Richard W.
Lawrence and not Park Commissioner
Whittle as was intimated yesterday. An.
other OF the plots sold by Mr.. weisker
IL that owned by Charles w. Lindsey
consisting of plot 75xl00 on the east
side OF Jerome avenue. so feet north Of
Mount Hope place. In yesterdays report
TINS property was placed 232 feet south
OF fremont avenue. The other sales were
correctly reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
SUMMER COTTAGES TO RENT.
NEW JERSEY.
ASBURY PARK SUMNER HOMES

Write for a folder describing this Won
deriand OF the North Jersey Coast. The
finest family resort in America. Seashore
and country. No mosquitoes. $500 up will
rent a summer home fully furnished for
three months. 200 hotels and boarding
houses.
3U5 Boardwalk. Asbury Park, New Jersey
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.

with name and address of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth Of Fourteenth ST
CATHARiNE ST. " q, so n W Oak at, AK
ios-Fredk Ma.xio to James oConor. ssl
yf .v ATTY; Nay p L.s mits - SHc.d
SOUTH 81, n !. iss 3 Mark., SIP: Io.iSSw
sy ' Js SSISn1 A. Hayes YER: y ch asa
cASAL ST. AS. so. * John Murphy S's 10
S.GSe 1910 .' Hpl demand i, sI,h 81 sty
isF Ssh, ST; ws.sso 0 Avenue 4 :snsss
":. all. IL. =. e Sra %iss 'i hs
i, FIJI 81 .. sass Is, ay. io1ias.,sw
man e. al. exrs. &C. 0erson LYMAN. all at
r. mtse 10000. yrs p c; atty, N
LYMAN. 1855 Bway. $4,000
,.. r,,,, East Side: -
iio;h stay 'A anu
b.I nSss :; !: s ssSs,. l;'%%S.::I 50 Ms
s,!y: Irsmonssr. 30 McDohoukh 81.
SAB 81 cor s,h av. ii5i5c.inv.si;Ss.
Estates Corporation to Oceanic Investing
GO, ~ wan '';s X Sr' sp c May Il s, Sos
Florence BisseN 10 Title u q Co. i7s
"f nae Fink fias.r to s' g. L .iss Ho. fS
May !: 1911 , c; s,tys. Miller k, !. 4 7.
''R SF TO f ini q ~ CO. S brsg aa
!, due Nov /. 1917. p $3.50
West Side.
west Of Fifth ay; between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
Marie to seamsn.. bank sa Tor savings. s
w wn St. Ny E'' wall {. .'yi 1880 500
9Th Az; cor r. ss,h e. % s..5s0nGhas
1914 p e. attys. cadwalader W a 7,
7:D ST. IS. isiii W Bway. ils.iio;s Helen Helen
N Warner and sno to L A Grinnen Mail
let, EnEland. May !. yrs, ~ c: atty.
s1 ia Sxios 2-Roekdaie' Land 4 Impt
2ss, yrs yrs. c. a,'y', Morrison. &
ias sr TAs ss.ms ss sS.; :i
LII. Assurance society Of L s. rs sI RWSy.
Apr 20. prior mtg $4,000. du-. Nov i,
isis p c. attys Alexander Green;
AMsrERpXM AZ. cor ssh )" i sl5ss.SSwvv
- c. atty E NJ Barshssd' iii BROAD:
.7TR ST. IS, $40 W Central PARK VEST Vest
2oxioo-Emma L s,snly TO Lille q Phos.
,,y, oos sn ssh at, Apr as prior, mss
,osrH ST s rs p co!s%Sa. aW :;;xiooii
,.wm Born TO Geo " F,ndl.y and ana,
due and int as per bond; atty. q co.
l's bway ''''''''''''''''''. $4,000
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north of lloth st
ich.. psiumSo 70 Ramaels MARI rsaioy go
Z l73d e. APT 50, pr mtg $50 600 due
10th ST :; $50 v , LsnoA az ,sSieSiiss
Az. SesdSs " y S.:.sna : 81. MO 'sslyossj;
ETH III ii-H iia REIN s In s"4Y
a if.Ss' Apr p q g. .na I'm guy, I
IS6TH ST, n T. $50 e Riverside Drive, ic So
CO. r. BOZ s'S Sr mt & SSSSs a h. 4.
bond " tSr For. T %a MI n%sy IGSS
Realty co. 1875 Bway. Apr 80. due May /. |
1915. c; atty T ins 60, is5
is.p ST ;,S.is .S " 7 :; az: zoo " Am;,srdsm
Int as per bond, atty, 7 q Go. lis |
bronx.
thorough OF The Bronx
HOFFMAN 81. W s. i7ossls7th st. e5xsilI
-pietro p Nieotri and ano 20 saml Eek
80. yrs. p c; Atty Maurice lily Hym 1P'
18Th 81 n =, W cor Ioi ies '; ms .
JACOB Gram, bay SIDE. l. I. Apr g. % install
Leysw5sStB I' co X XII. h~. y; ' sss
ioc-,Jsmes 4 Frame to Hsrlsm savings
ssn "H' ATTY. Fiji FIT. c"'s ~ Que Co. as r.
az nSak so ko wH. PsSs
Ringsn. IA? White Plains rd, APR 80, due
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-02
REAL EsATE-CANADA.

PREEMPTIONS or HOMESTEApS-can
locate you on splendid farm close to rail-
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with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted ad-
dress party Of second part.D
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-07-10
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WILL
GET SLICE OF APPROPRIATION

During the fiscal year beginning
July !. 1914. the forest service will
spend 100000 in the survey of home
steads, covering agricultural lands
IN national forests in Arizona and
New Mexico. These surveys are re-
qnired as n basis for proof, and must
be made before patent can issue on
each ease described by metes and
bounds when opened TO entry. Up to
last year. the surveys were made at
the expense of the entrymen. and
since the cost is close to 800 a case.
a large majority of the entries which
were otherwise ready for final proof.
remained unopened because of the
cost Of survey. Under recent legis-
lation these surveys are made by the
forest service at the expense OF the
government, and the $4,000 avail
able during the coming year will 90 a
long way toward clearing up the ac-
emulation of cases from earlier