davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
Hes the County Jail.

rORTERVlLI.E. Cal. May al
Famosa. a railroad junction village
south or here near the Kern County
line. has the most distinctive lookup
ig California Famosas Jail is
known locally as the big Nilsson.
rIau, although its real name is Had.
ley Whenever an offender is ar.
rested by the Famosa constable the
Missourian is summoned, the prison
cr handcuffcd TO his massive right
arm and there held until officers ar.
rive 10 convey him 10 the county
jail
=-
There are $4,000 miles OF railway
IN Germany
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
FINDING OF BABI
BODY POINTS U
DOUBLE Grin

The body OF a BABY boy =
six weeks old, bearing n3oQ1|
strangulation, was found In ~ ~
OF bushes near Edgemere
Crosse Pointe, Saturday
Coroner Rothecher. who u
eating the case, believes
babe is a twin brother Of n
boy, found May l6. on theT
near the Country club with IN
crushed.
A cap and undershirt w<
only articles OF clothing
body. and both bodies wo1
and shirts of identical text
make.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
T NcFS FOOT IN
FALL FPOM ENGINE

Paul Lemke. 2S years old. EN-.
ployed as a teamster, for Daniel
Manning. contractor at No. 1894
Scotten-ave., fell from Grand
Trunk switch engine on which he
was riding, Sunday afternoon, near
the Junction-ave. crossing. and his
left foot was so badly mangled that
r. YVES found necessary TO amputate
II in Grace hospital His condition
Is serious.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
DYNAMITE KILLS
SANILAC MAN

YALE, Mich, May 3l.--The mys.
'erious disappearance, two weeks
ago. OF Joseph Upper. farmer near
Melvin. Sanilac county. was solved
sunday afternoon when parts OF his
body scattered about field on his
fathers farm, were found by rela.
tiycs
Upper had eon, out 10 blow up
some stumps with dynamite and
was himself blown TO bits acci-
dcntally
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
Robbed On Street Car,

Charles T. Geraghty. OF No. y
Pingree.ave.. reported to the police
that while he was riding on Wood
ward car. near Forest-ave.. man
jostled him. and he later discovered
that his pocketbook, containing $l5
in cash, a diamond pin valued at
$3.50. and several stock certificates
was missing.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
Better THAN CASTOR

A real. pleasurable.
physic. tonic and purifier III
burns Casca-Royal-Pills. e.
or 25c package is guarantee4 \!
isfy and please. All goo4
torres sell them. Try them
Adv. 3
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

Crystals OF sodium nitrate so pure
and perfectly formed that they car
be used in optical instruments have
been made by Paris. scientist.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY Tuesday.

TUe sOAV 8 AM a BOY
oo,no aOne FROM ScsOOl 70
BAY FOLLOWED BT n HOneLT
l,vvLE GuS
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

What the ancients would have re-
garded as a 'portent" was viewed
BY the passengers OF the Finland.
Sunday evening. May 3. Suddenly
the eastern heavens were lighted
up with o glow as II rocket. a hun
dred times brighter than any hui
man rocket. had burst behind a
thin tropical cloud Then from be-
hind the cloud ribbon OF fire
seemed 10 he let down toward the
earth and at the end a glowing ball.
as OF molten metal hung suspended
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

"THAT'S TRUE" REPLIED "a
DOG 8 CALLED MANS 6EST
FRIEND
TeSSIR An LIKE TINS Pup
BETvE " ~ Any ANIMAL VIEWER
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

De cAvst- rae estp \
GOV ~t'A, roo0 y
INTO 5 & WoOL. 49,
esv vNG TGAC 40 0
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

SAW wENT ON THe BOY
Goop 6ON EscL AIMED
Az rs = - AtCrEA NOW
TELL ME- HOW NOu GREW SO
FOND OF THAT DooI"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01

GUtVs y poO YOU'VE COZ
SoNnN" SN,O
NESStR, NE AMI HANDSOME
HuI HB'5 ny BESI ERiE NO
SAID NG LOVE AIM
The Detroit times., 1915-06-01
Z RisIDIr
f,I'FIC "
illlI IL

A tpatIy from
"a m 10
n 2 D. m
sundays
and Holt
Hays
= a m 20
a y m
II iGdy at
n tend fUts at
4 ALI times
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
mop" RUMORs DENIED.
Directors CaII Reports of IWpeUd-
ting Vec~ivershtp Uutru~.

pisqurtinE reports regarding the fu-
ture for the Missouri Pacific Railway and
increased talk as 10 the method which
may have 10 be resortcd TO In reorgani2a
ton were considered In Wall Street yes
terday rs partly responsible for the general
heaviness Of the market IN the afternoon.
Those In authority in the Affairs NJ the
company said yesterday that the rumoIa
that were about IN Wall Street were entirely
without foundation. Directors would
not disclose the amount Of the notes that
have been deposited for extension. They
said that the report IN circulation that III"
company would be put in the hands Of a
receiver within the next few days WAS not
true Leading directors representing
varied interests have steadily refused "a
believe hat receivership will he necessary.
II IL reported that they have made arrange
ments for Nav ! interest obligations
amounting to about q. Ooo. ooo
Missouri Pacific stock went to i2'a yes
terday, but recovered 10 ~ at the close.
Tn, bonds. though slightly lower dis
played no material weakness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
AILIs. CHALMERS COSTS LOW.
Economics Affected when Volume
Of Busine.. Is Decreased.

Tho report Of the All.s-Chllmcrs Man.
ufac'uriug Company FOR the year ended
December n, 1914. shows sales billed
amounting 10 slo.323.l5o with factory
profits Of tl.l0l.a76 and manufac'ur-
ing loss OF s277.7o9 other incomes.
however. amounted TO s252.sto, leaving
the company with q net loss Tor the
wear Of S25 nGS The balance sheets
of the company showed "A balance ~
S-55.l2i on January !, 1914. from which
Wa deducted the net loss TO- he year.
leaving profit and loss surplus for
tho year ended December 81, 1914, ~
s;3O.Oi6. In his remarks To the share
holders otto II. FALL. president ~ me
company, says:
Tho decline In volume Of business,
wh,ch, ns noted in our report Of last
yctr, began I'm Ausus'. 1913. con 'nEa !
during the early part ~ 1874 and he
cam" more pronounced upon the break
ing ont Of the European war. Th'H
contraction OF business particularly NJ.
fccied the larger products of our COM
pany and rendered necessary general
reductions In our operating force.
Most rigid economy has been exer-
cised IN all departments and geat saw
irgs have been effected until our manu-
featuring costs to-day are lower than
ever before hut tho decreased amount
of business and tire lower prices, due
to very keen competition, more than
offset all gains realized by these efforts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
psny, Manhattan; capital, $4,000. dir-c-
tors, Arthur :. Donovan, Joseph l.. John
son and John j. Matthews, New York city.
30a Fifth Avenue Corporation, Manhtt-
tan; capital $4,000: directors. Joseph
Fak. Harry FAX and Louis North, New
Vance Realty Company Manhattan:
capital, $4,000 directors. Joseph T,
Mcmahon. william l., Quittner and Joseph
Quittner New York city.
tan. capital. $4,000, directors. Walter J.
Rich. Herbert l.. stein. New York city,
Leo stein, Woodmere, l.. /
Post Investing Company, Manhattan;
Ernest II. JuergeHs. New York city. Nor
ris Pollinger, The Bronx.
SeygiI Realty Company, Manhattan;
capita! $4,000. directors, freder1.k {,
Hoytreis Construction Company. Man
haitian; capital, $4,000; directors, John r.
Hoyt, fsldor ReIs and samuel !. Gold
berg, New York city.
Chester Court CORPORATION. Manhattan,
Meier. Arthur 7. Brown and Lola :. Luck
horn New York city
John street Corporation. Manhattan
sehianr Brooklyn' =. y 80 "'' '""'S'
Pslhambro Holding Corporation, Won
kers; capital $500; directors. Matthew
Paplsstran,, New York city. and MARIN
J. birmingham White Plains, y. Y
West side Terminal company: capital
5000: directors, Frederick n. BOND, New
York city; John s,ickler Poughkeers'e.
y Y, and George w. Vause. Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
LIS pE>DFNS.
Manhattan

ATTORNEY ST. W ), $50 Rivington ~.
.OxlO0--Morris Rosenheld vs. Lena Reich
e, 81 foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty.
II Uottlieb.
WOOSTER ST. 2oS-Albany savings Rank
W. Fannie Hamlin ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage; a'tys, Tracey Cooper 4
Townsend.
I'D Az, 2ls6-Pauline Myers Va Elka
Raskln 81 al foreclosure OF mortgage {.
atty, W g Orr,
BROADWAY, W cor s7th -, lsi sN76.Sx
irreg. and Broadway, - si.9 6Sth ST..
2sNi302N irreg-T Dwight Poucher vs.
Lincoln Society nj Friends ct al icoun
ter claim; sttys, Eisman, Levy, Corn 4
Levine.
ls3D ST. n ., $50 nth sv, 2nNao Ii
Allen Miner W. Alexander u Dun ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage. atty, 4 VII
son.
7TH Az. Tenement House Dept NJ
the city OF y Y W Number Two Thou
sand Three Hundred and Twenty Six
seventh Avenue faction to declare Hem +.
atty, l. Polk.
Sd Az, y. 25.5 6bth ST. 26Nso, I'd av,
VS.. 25.t 5sth 81. 25xl00. also I.exiug
ton ay. =, 500 +, 2Oks0-Anna T Kin
neary VS. John Iesmy ct al tparti-
tom. atty. NJ Sulzberger
Bronx
l53D ST. =, ESQ W CourtIandt nv. 5nNInO-
BENJAMIN Einbigler vs. Solomon Sobol
1T al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty,
s j Jacobs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASING.
demand Continues for Well Loo
Gated stores ana Lofts.

Mine Du Rack. a Firth avenue dress
na.'r FOR many years occupying store
~ IS Finh avenue, has rented the
N'r'0r for store IN the new building
~ u East .'orty-eiehth street through
liarIs a Vaughan, the agents, who also
report having rented IL floor TO Constant
vIe''sr ~ so Firth avenue and TO
fr"a S'Ho'I NJ 4li Fourth avenue, in
NE anne building. All leases are for
term NJ wears.
Charles r. Noyes Company has leased
= long term OF years the NTH floor
- '''-l6} Grand street to the Arsbesca
gazette Company. the second loft at
~ Broadway TO A. q, Kaufman Manu-
,'br'Wtng company, the fourth loft at
'|'r|I' spring street to tho United Toilet
.' Company and the fourth loft at
,I' Duane street to tho Hudson Novelty
company
Hphor'h & Huherth have rented store
space ou Central Park West, together
WIN about 800 square feet of office
Sit'A M the new Circle Building at
''Nmhus Circle to tho Carnegie En-
t.'N'r0g Corporation, makers ot tho
'e-n'r.e car.
y. Brigham Hall & William n, Blood.
F''' harR leased for "A term OF years the
40" and basement at 1907 Third
&c, 10 20 Jacob strauss
''""'' Il co. have leased the stores
~ ~ and a. Fast l2jth street 10 tho
It'oN Rock store and Madison Barber
SembaAy respectively.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
MATTHEWS STORE IS
AGAIN IN BANKRUPTCY
Creditors File New Petition in
BroOklyn-kuhn Made
Receiver.

For tie second time within two years
an involuntary petition In bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the United States
District Court, Brooklyn, against a. II.
Matthews Sons. Inc. whose big depart
ment store in Fulton street Is the out
growth Of a little dry goods shop opened
by the founder OF the firm in Myrtle
avenue more than sevonty-fve years
ago.
The first bankruptcy petition was filed
on June Is, 1913. Two months later a
plan OF composition al 100 cents on the
dollar was accepted by the creditors.
The present proceedings are said TO Rave
been taken through the inability O! the
firm 10 carry out the plan of settlement.
The petitioners place the liza hilities of
the firm at sli00,O00 and the assets,
not including the real estate, at 100000.
The sisners OF the petition are X. and
q. Corset Company. $50 Broadway.
Manhattan. Robert J Livis. receiver OF
Harry J. Guttman, Inc, Of "a Broad
way. and James +. Write 4 Co. OF 60
Worth street.
1t Is alleged that the Arm made
preferential payments OF more than
$1,000 20 creditors, that 1t owed $780,
600 on bonds. partly secured by real
estate and more than $4,000 for mer-
chandise
The petitioners stated that owing 70
the great value Of III" name or the hrm
and Us long standing reputation efforts
would be made by the creditors to con-
tlnue the business without any inter-
ruptiou.
The concern has been under the con-
troll OF l.. Diamond Co. a Massa-
chuse,,s corporation, since It's hrst
financial difficulties
Judge Ncder appointed John II
Kuhn. lawyer, a. receiver and fixed
his bond at $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
BIG DYCKMAN LOT SALE.

POST ANENU E--Lco Solomon has sold
seventeen lots at the southwest cor
ner Of Post avenue and 204th (Haw-
thorne) street, owned for many years
ty tho Altmsyer estate. The prop
srty has frontage of $50 feet on
Pos, avenue and 200 feet on 204th
street. and il in the heart OF the
apartment colony which has grown
up around the 207th street subway
station. The name "a the new owner
o. his plans for the future of the
property could not be learned A
portion Of the plot will probably be
offered for resale to builders.
EAST 18TH STREET.-THE Baron De
Hirsch Fund has sold 6S and 20 East
llsth street. a six story tenement. on
plot 50xl00.ll. about 1i0 feet west
Of Park avenue. to a client 81 NJ. s.
4 l. s. Isaacs. The property was
bought at auction for si3, 1000 last
week by the seller.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The French liner La TouraIne, sailing
to-day for Bordeaux, VIII take mall, clos
ing at noon. for France. Rumanis, Bull
saria. SerVid, switzerland, Italy. spain,
Portugal Egypt. Greece, British lndia.
British East Africa, siam, Malta, Glhral-
tar, Ceylou. straits settlements. putch
East Indies. West Australia ana Persia,
also other countries tcNCept GERMANY. Aus
tria, Hungary, LuN"nburg and Turkey,
when specially addressed.
The Russian American liner Eursk. salt
ing TO-DAY FOR Aruhangel, VIII take mail,
closing At 10 \. NJ. FOR Russia only.
The Red star liner Lapldud, sailing to-
morrow for Liverpool. vii take mail clos
ing at $3.50 \. NJ, FOR all Europe except
tietmany, Austria, Hungary, IuNemeurs
and Turkey, also for Africa. West Asia
and the East Indies
This allan. liner Caserta, sailins on
Thursday FOR Naples. VIII take mail clos
ing at $50 \. Nj, for Turkey. also for
other countries when specially addressed
The scandinavian American liner oscar
II. sailing on Thursday for Christiansand
viii take mail closing a. N A. NJ, for
Germany. Austria, Hungary, and for other
countries when specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
Y. VIC. A. HOME FOR
NURSES ON 44TH ST.
S24O.OO0 to Re Spent on IL
Story Building East Of
Lexington Avenue.

Architects for tho Young Women's
Christian Association placed on file with
the Building Bureau yesterday plans for
the nurses home which the association
VIII build on the south side OF Forty
nfth street, seventy-five feet east OF
Lexington avenue. II is TO be a twelve
story fireproof structure. with a 'front.'
age OF 10 feet and a depth OF 100
feet, with facade OF brick. limestone
and terra Gotta In the French Renais-
sance style. II will contain "A large
general dining room and kitchen In the
basement, with executive offices, com
mittee rooms. library and assembly
room on the second floor. the rest Of the
floors being taken up by bedrooms. OF
which there will be total OF ,,i.
II will be known as the Central Club
for Nurses. Paris & Schroeder, the ar
chitects, have estimated the cost at
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
NEW NAME FOR INTER.MET.
Proposal 10 Cali II Int~rborough
Consolidated Corporation.

The new company which IL To quo
coed tho InterborouGh- metropolitan Com
pany, II the plans Of tho directors are
approved by the stockholders, will he
called the Peterborough Consolidated
Corporation. The committee ~ pre-
fcrred stockholders which has been
formed 10 sound tho stockholders upon
their opinion OF the plan sent out a
circular letter yesterday asking for prox-
les OF the preferred stock to be voted
for the plan at the special meeting on
June l.
THE financial prospects OF the Inter
borough Metropolitan Company are ap-
parcntly most satisfactory" says the
committee. THE earnings Of tho sub
sdiary companies are seemingly sum
client to Justify an expectation that
the rouSh-Mctropolitau Company
would continue In the receipt OF current
income ample To pay the fun dividend
accrGArg annually upon the preferred
stock. which dividend could he paid hut
for the legal question arising from tho
large disparity existing between the
actual value and tho book value Of the
securities owned"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and Now Eng
land, generally fair to- day and ~. morrow;
not much change In, temperature; Iisid
variable winds.
For New jersey and eastern Penn.yl-
vania. partly cloudy to day. fair TO NOR.
row; not much change in temperature.
light variable winds
For western New York fair to-day and
to morrow: light variable winds
NEW YORK. April :7.-Hirh pressure
and unscasonably high temperatures con.
tinucd Yesterday over tho eastern half ~
the country, due to centre 81 high ersA-
sure remaining over the Tennessee varsp.
over the plains states and westward. eH-
cept the north paCinc district. the pres
sure was low. from centres over Nebraska
and Alberta.
Rain fell in Texas and ror,hward into
the Dakotas and showers occurred a. scat
tered points In the lake regions and east.
ward over the middle Atlantic and New
England States
In this city the morning was cloudy. fol-
lowed by fair and slightly cooler weather
and by thunder showers toward evening.
wind. light northeast to southeast, average
humidity. 70 per cent; barometer, cor
rected to read 10 sea level, at A NJ.
3o.i6; r. NJ. 3o.03
The temperature In this city Yesterday.
as recorded by the official thermometer. 10
shown in the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27

This navy order vss issued
Assistant SURGEON A Y Man. VI r. e.
from NavaI Medical school, Washington
- 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
sArIstIEp MnRrGAGEs.

ST JOHN. MERLE |. to National Nassau
BANK '..'................. VI
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
HOFFMAN ST. gs Ifn's', :. see iss,h st.
issxs15, sept 81 ioii-wm II &
Minnie solomon 10 Grace I. Horton.
Sstty' waldorf Mort Co. World Bull BULL
shME PROPERTY. Sop, 40. isio.ssmS
100. Jan so' iioo,@Fredk II & Lillian Il
VA wslhTg 'G CO., The 5s p,y Dock saw ,C' 90
SAME PROPERTY. Oct :. iolg-ssme to
:, Grs,s I. Horton: Yonkers. N y. ,225
"g psas:s ~ Aa ss'G YsiitSrdsa ,as's S,: st:
sS' ,chicasc.. iii aityS Crawford 4 s.
Iss,as 4, IA, sss1 H. Srr z; isos2pc:
hank; atty. Frank 81 Tichenor, 3. rark
rRSSKLiS Nv. 1895. Mar Is issssssI"Re,
CENTRE. 81. sss. v $. 2Sxga. Apr 40. isos
chr Hupfel Brewing Co; atty. Chris {;
A, HRaIpsNey S o. Val s',,,;o.;.;..;.:s $500
10, s. map 1867 estate 81 Maria shrsdy,
kinsseridge, Se us VS. lot a. same
along same i,' ,s,.s 10 beg, APT APR is i iii
Josephine Edmondson 10 David Mayer
Brewing CO and Adam 4 fredk Volz-.
l15 w 23ist st: atty. T u Co. rs Broad
:oTii sT. si'l Il. -. .so = I'd av. ?oxsc,
Jan 81. 19ii--Emma WulH to Edw Mac.
Donald atty. Nieustedt, 3572.7s
Fulton st, ................f $3.50
cE :aT Kso Hx .s 5ss ' a.y sG Fo iso
SiSn, ssss ,Tis5Ou; az. ally "' Isaac
:s7rrimaf sr 3. 10 M.r,ha av. satxioo'
Central Mort Co; attys, OTIS & ous, 30
sD Az. n " cor tad st. :5xioo June ii,
isos-Eliz r Kennedy to the Greenwich
pan Point, Stamford. Commensurate 900
liSTH ST $. 1854 Grand Boulevard
9TH av rs wIdened), i6sx9o.li sept
~. is9o--Jnc v q Augusta Z Darrssh
satiEs, Hoyt a sehell. es Bway. $1,000
lel?--Magdalena Frey to Lillian l.
poelger; atty, @ Hoenninger, to7 Y
soTii ST, ia u. 5 5, i5s.,s " Lexington
aN i7iox9ss. July iei?--Fricnd
Hosr 10 Jno Ingle. Jr. i76 Berkley av,
bloomfield, " j; atty. T q Co. i7d Broad,
i2STii ST 2;i W. So. ,ss.i s;h av. ' iS.sS
soii. nee a. ieos--isidor II Alexander
to Annie 4 Emily FoN, sO2 Deem.
az Mesterleigh' L atty Jas Cairns -
isoTH ST. $50 " SIN Az. so,tioSSyIJio'
Aux !, lsst-Malyina Hammerstein TO
Mary Evcrard, Greenwich. Conn, &
the Farmers !. 4 T Co. exrs 4 tru-.
atty, J Il Sabine, isi Bway,..... sSb 900
iisTH ar iot iIiiia + b.a i's r.T.
Matt % Jacob Busch; atty, $ zipins
1871 II Broadway ................eiO0 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

18TH ST, els.l6 W, 9TH and 5th floors
Mitchell u Mark Realty Corpn to Apeda
studio. Inc. yrs from May !, 1915;
attys SaIigsberg Il l. So Liberty 81 5000
Park Az, 1897. store -rsel Lewis to
Abr Lipshtz, 10 W li2th ct, yrs from
May J, 1918; atty, Chss Goldstein, o.
H.rrhu -. 90 ' ~
DIVISION ST. 1874 store and LIST loft, g.
Edw kruer!em to Henry Finkelsteln. l34
Division st. . yrs from May |, 1918,
atty. NJ Asofsky. 2oi T. Bway..... 5000
Sd Az. ll?e store floor and basemt--
Fredk Husse's to Luigi Avventi and
ano, 3is Z lo6th 81. yrs from Nov l.
1914; address lias 81 aV.......... 1850
BANARp st, los, cor store and hasemt--
Louis peirano TO Ralph MontAlto. J yrs
from May ], 1915. attys. Fitch a q,
SsTH ST, ioi 4. aii--Constance Mui'en
indiv uus. to Deborah Mullen. IO' r
Ssth 1T, yrs from Dec :. 1914. atty.
McReynolds 4 II, so Maiden lane $3.50
led ST. AL T., sll-Saml G Baum to
Giuseppe Kendlno al L i:-d 81 .yrs
35TH ST, > 100 SIN az. - lo>ss'e' ali
Annie T iiarrigan 70 Garrack Realty
co, Inc, yrs from May ], 1915; atty.
NJ \ hlrsheed,, 80. BNay.......S50. 0 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian mud Brooklyn.

Ry Joseph =. Day
51rH ST - ", :, g2a " central Park
" :oNlO?,: sty ,dHlsw \ BLOOD
good IT al AIT T. J Reilly 81 a.. due
t2L322ls taxes, sc, H,st3,5l. to the
Rocky crest my 90 for .3j 800
slST ST, az ", :, 200 West End
~, :5NioO 5, 5 sly tnmt-E Equitable Life
Assur Soc aEt Annie Godsteiu ct Al
action / due Ilo,16ig9. taxes 3ls2 so,
20 the PLAINTIFF for 10000.
tlSr Sr, aii W. :, Ia West End
av, :5Nloob, sly ,nm,-ssme ast
same, action > due tio.75l.9s taxes.
sc, us: so, To tho plaintir for 1000.
By VI. Morgen'hau, Jr.
STH ST, l0s W, .. $, 30 W Columbus
av, 5SSio?.:. sly nat-i'llie segbort
81 a., 'htrN ana trus. agt Roht Law
renee ct a.; due Si3,:.9.yo; taxes. sc
i2Ssio. adjourned sine die
lAT THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGED
Ry William j. Mcphillismy.
rHAINCEN 81, n =, $50 u Ralph az, box
sia-Jno u Williamson agt clifton ri
R!ty Co et a., to the + l. Rlty Co for
$4,000.
nv Nathaniel shutter.
BLAKE Az, . cor Bristol ~. ll0Hlno--
Rity supply Corpn agt The I.irock, Inc,
- al; TO the PLAINTIFF for $50 over n
mtge OF 1l3l,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises a. sun sets ~ Fs Moon sets SIS s
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k 5ss Govrs.nd 81 Hell Gate. Ia
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k ii,i5 Co, Isard i?cs Hell Gate. -
Arrived MONDAY. Aprn %
SIS Cameronia, $50 A. NJ, Glassow, Arrll z
- Bers rusiIord, 80 T. VI BERGEN. April Is
$. Ancona. A NJ. Palermo. Apr'l II
50 Wells City, A NJ, swansea, April IA
- pr.ncirello, so \ NJ, Monmouth.
s.. Cana.,o,a, p NJ Sunday, Hull
s. Bscchus. "A NJ. Nantes. April
IS TUsondsri, $50 a NJ, Rotterdam.
s. Tenny.on. . A NJ. Barbados. Anril -
- calamares. a. = " Havana Anrll g
= s'cnhano p " Halifax. April =
So Denis noon, Para April g..
- Acre 4 NJ. Barbados Anril 10
- santa Theresa. \ VI Havana, tpril y
- Marie q. nlorslo. '.ia \ N Jamaira.
$. SURNAME, si2 p NJ sunday. Jamaica
$ n Monte. Il % \. NJ Ninc. April 81
- Ma,imcock . T. " Bermuda Arril -
S Pro'eus New orleans April y
s. city OF Mont somery. Savannah Anil %
"a VI Norte, galveston. Aurl n
: hrapahoc. Jacksonville Nprtl -
- HallZnu'. BOSTON. Apru =
- kandahar, Boston. Aurl q
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
50 Rochsmbeau At Hayre
SAILED FOR SEW Work.
So HelhS olay, from CopcnhaEcn