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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-09
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Flat House Buyers and Build
erS Lead in Day Of Dull
Local Trading.
pYCkMAN SITE FOR FLAT

rhe house buyers and builders gave
r.srby trading yesterday its only
activity. At that the volume OF BUSH
ness done vas not even normal for this
n.-loi Probably the best Teal OF the
day was the purchase of a plot in the
Dyckman section for Improvement with
A Ave story apartment. No section was
favored by investors yesterday in their
search for creap fat houses. The East
side furnished "A few. as did the Yves;
side and Harlem. A loft building In
The extreme lower East side passed to
Interests in a trade for Brooklyn prop
e-,y owners in the Park e Sec
lion near seventy-hrst' street seem to he
aralns, apartment houses. for informa-
ton comes out OF that part OF the city
that the Wheeler house at Park avenue
and seventy-frst street. which was sold
. NM days ago, was bought by nearby
owners 20 prevent II falling into the
hands Of apartment house builders.
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S. III sgd, Galveston. IL miles rthw OF
Tortug ~ al noon Yesterday
81 John n Archhold, New Orleans. 40
miles norlhwes, of Tortugas at noon,
IS Almlrauic, Colon, 5N miles south of
Sandy Hook at noon.
S. Csmaguey, Tampico, 40 miles south Of
Diamond Shoal NJ noon,
IS CITY OF Columbus, savannah, N miles
northeast Of Frying Pan at noon,
- FL Vale. Galveston, N9 miles south Of
Damond ShOal ~ noon
81 Havana. Havana. 3S miles south Of
SANDY Hook AT noon
So Momus, New Orleans, IS miles south Of
Diamond shoal AZ noon
s. Comal, Galveston, 1909 miles south Of
Sandy Hook Al noon,
Tug Kceue, Brunswick, e4 miles south Of
Sandy Hook al 7 i. NJ.
s. Fl Orlcn,c, Galveston. eT2 miles south Of
Sandy Hook Al noon
SIS Algonquin, Ssnto Domingo, $40 miles
south of Sandy Hook al : p. NJ
IS Comanche, Jacksonville. l9i miies south
of Sandy Hook AZ : i NJ.
IS sabine. Mobile, go miles south 81 Sandy
Hook at : u. NJ
IS Santa Cecilia. Balboa, ~ m,les south OF
Sandy Hook at : y. NJ.
IS Lampa.a-, Mobile, ~ miles east Of Mo,
bile bar al noon.
SIS Apsche, Jsrksonyille, 40 miles south of
Sandy Hook al : T.. NJ,
IS Vesta, Port Arthur, rs miles south of
Sandy Hook a. noon.
S. Finland, Balboa, q miles south Of Cane
Maysi al s y, N.
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NEW YORK COURT. KrNos

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS
COCNTY-REGlNA Nj SIMMER. an In.
FAINT. by HENRY VOGT. her Guardian al
Item, Plaintiff. against EDWARD w.
SIMMER, Defendant. SUMMONS. Trial
desired In Kings County.
To the above named Defendant;
OF ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 20
the complaint In this action. and
to serve a copy of your answer on the
PLAINTIFFS Attorney within twenty days
after the service OF his eS-
elusive Of the day ~ service; and in case
OF your failure to appear or answer, Judg-
ment will he taken against you by default,
for the relief demanded In tho complaint.
Dated Nay 5th. 1915.
HARRY II ALTMAN plaintiffs Attorney,
once and Post once Address. ~ Court
St. Bnro ~ BROOKLYN. New York City.
To EDWARD w. SIffNNfR;
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU nv publication, pursuant to an order
Of Hon FREDERICK e. CRANE, one ~
the justices Of the above named Court: At
Kings County, dated 'he 10Th dav OF MAY.
las, and hlsh with the complaint IN the
Once ~ the Clerk Of the county OF Kings.
Dated. NAV lith. 1918.
HARRY II ALTMAN Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and Post once Address. ~ Court
st, Boro ~ BROOKLYN, New York CITY.
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BUYING BROOKLYN HOMES.

Meyer Ellenbogen has purchased from
Mrs. George Colhane for occupancy 53l
Bedford avenue, "A three story dwell
ing on lot 20Nl0o. near Wilson street.
Charles f.. Robertson has sold the lot
:oxs0 At llS Ashland place, near La
faye,ie avenue.
Gilbert Elliott has sold twenty-seven
fats, on lots 20xl00 each, on Sackman
street to Schlachter & Jeffre twenty
eight lots on Wildwood and Maple streets.
2oNl00 each. 10 David Doody 69l East
Twenty-second street. a residence, cor
ner of Farragut road. to Anna Carpen-
ter; 1867 Eighty-third street. a dwell
ing 2oxj5xl00. to Edward T.. GODDARD,
and 1854 TO 1894 Pacific street. four six
family flats. to Charles Saenger.
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COpARTNERsuiP NOTICE.
Continued Use of Firm Name.
r.. J, KIMBALL & COMPANY.
Nassau street.


Continued Use Of Firm Name.
II. J, KIMBALL & COMPANY.
Nassau street.
New York. June ist. 1918.
Whereas the above named Arm has
transacted business In this state for up
wards OF three years and the business Is
to be continued and conducted BY the
undersigned. some of whom we're partners
In the business heretofore conducted,
Now Therefore We. pursuant to the
statute In such case made and provided. 40
make. sign aud acknowledge this certih-
cate and do declare that the person. In
tending 20 continue such business and the
use Of such partnership name. and to use
fun names, and their respective resi-
dences. are as follows:
W. EUGENE KiMBALL.
loc inter Glen cove, n. Y,
mai rev. LEEDS JOHNSON.
stamp. 90 Firth Avenue,
JAMES F. NoSTYN.
IS Madison street.
BROOKLYN, y. Y
state ~ New York. County OF New York.
IS:
on this nr.t DAY Of June. 1915. befor.
me, a notary in and for sail county. per-
snnally came WILLIAM EUGENE KIM.
BALL, LEEDS JOHNSON and JAMES
known to me to be the individuals de-
scribcd in and who executed the foregoing
Instrument. and they duly and severally
ac~knowledged to me that they executed
the same.
r V ARMSTRONG;. JR.
(Notary's SeaN Kings Co. Notary Public
Cert. Sled New Work CO No ~.
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS will be received by the
Board of water supply. At Us ofnces.
twenty-second foor. Municipal Building
Park Row. Centre and rhamber streets,
New York cry. until - \. VI. on Tuesday.
June 80. 1915. for Contract iNf-tOr fur.
nishing. delivering and Installing whers
required, bronze or steel ladders. nozzles
and other articles.
The points q; delivery or installation are
along the line ~ the CatskiN aqueduct
between the AshokAn reservoir. in the
town NJ plive. Ulster county. and MI
View reservoir. In the city OF Yonkers.
Westchester county. New York
Al the above place and time the BIDS
will be publicly opened and read. Fam
phlets containing Information for bidders
and contract drawings can be obtained az
tn" above address. AT the ONCE OF tho
Secretary by iepositing The sum ~ ten
dollars 500 IN cash or It's equivalent for
each pamphlet. For further particulars
apply 20 the once 81 the Principal Assist
ant Engineer AT the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK.
jobs = CALVIN
Commissioners ~ the Board Of Water sunp,y.
W BtCCE COBD. Secretary.
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TENANTS FOR BUSINESS SPACE.
Demand for Lofts aud stores Re-
low Normal.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased space
In IL West Seventeenth street to Altes
& Levine. In 30 West Seventeenth street
to Singer & Bloom. in 80 and 81 East
Twenty second street to T. Harvey Nc
Clure, In IS and IS West T~wenty-hfth
street to Hyman Il. Rubin, in 80 to a.
West Twenty-sixth street to Thorer &
Co. In 80 to 80 West Thirty-fourth
street to Max l.. Grossman 4 Co. and
In 90 West Forty-hfth street to the In
ternational Stewards Association.
Goodale, Perry h Dwight ana NJ. & l..
Hess have leased to GRADER x Wolf the
ninth loft at IFS to 1874 West Twenty
second street.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. have leased the
seventh floor in IL and Is East Twenty
sixth street. through to 6 and East
REIMBURSEMENT street. to Harris Bros.
x Barnett
The United Fruit Company has leased
a store fronting 80 feet on Broadway
at the Thirty-second street end Of the
Hotel Imperial, owned by Mrs. Jennie X.
STAFFORD. The lease is for a long term
OF years.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have leased the
fourth loft at 636-63S broadway to
FINER q Bachrach the store. basement
and sub-basement at 1876 Duane
street to the Powell Shoe Company for
" van VI years lne store ana DlSe-
ment at l43 Duane street to the Duane
Shoe Company, and with William G..
Walkers Sons the store. basement and
sub-basement at 90 Reade street TO
Samuel J. Click.
Alfred T. Bunyard. florist. has leased
additional store space in Il3 Madison
avenue. corner OF Forty-eighth street.
where he has been located for a number
or years. The Brett & Goode Company
negotiated the lease. which is for a term
OF years.
William J. Roome & Co. have leased
the store n basement ut lii7 Broad
way for a term OF years to Charles
Wanderman, who will occupy the prem
ises for restaurant purposes under the
name OF Charles"
The Cross * Brown Company has
leased "A store in the building at $751;
West Sixty-frst street to the Detroit
Cadillac Motor Car Company. This
lease concludes the rental OF the build
ing, which contains 10000 square feet.
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u. S. TO AID DEFENCE
FIGHT WIRELESS SUIT
Action Due to Fear Adverse
Decision Might Close Say
vile Station.

The Government through United
States Attorney Marshall. applied to
Judge julius NJ Mayer OF the Federal
District Court yesterday for permission
20 become n party defendant in the
wireless patent infringement suit
brought by the receivers or the National
Electric signalling Company against
the Atlantic Communication Company.
The Governments reason FOR seeking
10 intervene IN the action Ia apparent
from the allegations made by the
plaintiffs in this suit. which has hcer
on trial for some time before Judge
Mayer, that the defendant COMPANY
had Installed It's apparatus on United
states warships and In naval stations.
An adverse decision against the de-
PENDANTS would cause the Government
considerable inconvenience.
\ second motive for the intervention
lies In the fact that an adverse deci-
sion might also mean the shutting down
Of the wireless station at Sayville.
which at present IL the only direct
ource of communication with Germany
and is OF great service in avert!ng loss
OF life Mt sea,
Mr.. Marshall was seconded in his ap-
pllcatIon TO Judge Mayer by Special
Acknowledgement W. II Humphrey, II
Was explained after the Judge had
take. the matter under -dvisement that
the Government would see to II in case
OF an adverse decision that an appeal
is taken to the United states Circuit
Court of Appeals and finally to the
United states supreme Court II that
was necessary
Even IL the highest court sustains the
ALLEGATIONS of INFRINGEMENT made by the
plaintiff company, II was pointed out,
the Government will at least have es-
tAblished who il the owner 81 the pat
ents involved and will he IN a position
10 negotiate with him for tho pur-
chase of the privilege OF using the pat
ents on the warships.
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RENTING COUNTRY HOMES.

L'Ecluse, Washburn 4 co. have rented
at Plandome a residence on the Ridge
TO II. y. Beldin NJ Manhattan,
Fish 4 Marvin have rented for Mrs.
\. II. Wellington her residence at Law
renee Park, Bronxville. New York. for
the summer. furnished. TO Miss Eliza
beth 7. Beach OF New Yort.
Burke Stone has rented for j W.
Con, Jr. his residence on Kraft avenue,
B~ronNville, to DIR. Frank Tooley OF
New York city and \. j. Troy his resi-
dence on Maple street. R~ronxville, to
j. W. Hanitsch u New York city FOR
the summer season.
Miss Henrietta J. Bruno has rented
the Pepper house at the corner Of Forest
and Carnegie avenues, Far Rockaway.
l.. l., to II. Hyman OF Manhattan.
Albert r. Ashforth has leased for Mrs,
r. T :. Lowell her residence adjoining
the Richmond County Country Club at
Dongan Hills. Staten Island. TO Alfred
{. Coke. Jr.. OF New York.
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pvY DYCkNAN FLAT SITE.

SHERMAN AVENUE-The ST. Clair
Realty Company has sold TO the J. Il.
c. Building Company. Joseph Il. Golfer
president, the plot l00Xl00 at the
eoutheas, corner OF sherman avenue
and Dyckman street. Thu buyers will
improve the property with two high
class apartment houses with stores.
The operation will involve about
100000.
wADSWORTH ANENtE-Ennis & Sim
mott have sold through Arnold. Byrne
& Baumarn 1i3 Wadsworth went
between lS0th and lSlst streets. a
1--WE story fiat. on plot 3~7.sxl0O. In
mart payment the sellers took 297S
Perry avenue. in the Bedford Park sec
ton. a three story dwelling, on lot
25x94.
WEST li2D STREET-Daniel II. Jack
son has bought 235 West 1+2d street. a
five story and basement Hat, on lot
?5xi00, from Henrietta Bromberger,
who has owned the house since 1905.
The property Is on the north side Of
the street between Seventh and Eighth
avenues.
EAST sgd STREET-pease & Gilman
have sold for the estate Of Benjamin
W. Lichtonberg l5S East Sixty-sec-
NlAA EAA''As " NV 'A' '''
ment dwelling on lot 2oxl00.5. The
buyer will remodel the house for
his occupancy. The sellers bid the
property in last month in a volun-
,ary auction for Sls,500.
pELANCEY STREET-Hcrman Sha-
piro has sold to Aaron Siegel 2SS
Delaney street. northeast corner OF
Cannon street. u sever story lott
building. on lot 25xl00. The pur-
chaser gave In exchange a siN story
tenement at 2ii and 2i6 South Third
street, Brooklyn.
FIRST ANENUE-Pope & Bro. have
sold FOR the M.ybe,le Realty Company
.l120 First avenue a i've story tene-
nent house with stores, on lot 25x?0.
70 Joseph Malaspina for investment.
The same brokers sold about four
months 6 10 the same buyer llls
First avenue, which he resold later.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The scandinavian American liner Oscar
IL. sailing tomorrow for Ch~rs'iansand
and CHRISTIANS. viii AXE mail. closing at
10 A NJ, for Germany. Austria. Hungary.
LuNemburg and Turkey. also for other
countries y specially addressed for des-
patch by this steamer.
The. American liner 81. Louis, sailing
saturday for Liverpool, VIII take mall,
closing at $50 A. NJ for Europe Except
Germany. Austria. Hungary Luxemhurs
and Turkey. Africa. West Asia and The
East Indies
The Sorwegian-American steamship
Bergensfiord sailing saturday for Bergen.
Will take mail, closing At 10 A NJ, for
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Aus
tria, Hungary and Turkey. also for other
countries II specially addressed
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SATISFIED ~MORTGAGEs.
(with name and address OF lenders at
torney,)

with name and address of lenders at
torneyJ
81 Az. II 5. sS7s " ls' ST oknown as lot
i,7.ts. man ! partition sale psrt Of
Dec 20. ises-Patrick * Egsn to Peter
] Esani atty. T q 60. i76 R"sy $500
PARK Az, ilsi. e 5, 80 > 49,, 81, lsssss'
man TO the Farmers Loan a Trust CO.
II William ST. aitys' Turner II & y;
SANE pRs,",plERrY.' june il. 'lislO-ssms
SANE PRfofERT'Y, june al, 'lS,::sims
SANE PROPERTY, June is, Isos.4ms
rr'Ip.rSIM% ST. :is. 5. SIS from cor GrcsH,
YHd i'4 i,i's5,-Es ST J. \ pig x.s ~. a ,sS'i MsDe ok
-. Bklyn. to lanes T Ackerman. st1
carroll st, Bkisn' address /" GreeNoo,
rrNIT.roS ST. -. si.se Greenwich st.
runs : = siiix . " ssx n " l9kN 5 =
oN n ?sx n . ?ss TO beg, Dec !,
lsh;-E%!'y a an psSid ! SsGE'e to
Montreal. Canada: atty, W Edgar
Weaver. I Beskm.n st " 600
:csis, Sep, II. isio-Msry =, Tereas,
and Lyle Garrick ct al to Gertrude g
winthrop. attys, Coudert Bros, Rec;
Az 4, g :. rs n sea 81, ?oxIs, Feb 20, i9l?
Augusta Schmidt & ano 10 Flora v
solomon; atty. G wynne' las bway $500
LtTS lgl-l-h Map -f' 'dtnntn etlhNft
Fordham Heights, being les on Iorlny
ri Tia 20 Is. in depth. Oct 20. 1919
Jno Beckmsn to Margt J Bryant eXtry
4 tru.; atty, Geo u Glass, Is. h,h
BROADWAY, n cor iais, 8, ,6s7 w,
sal0xl0o, known as Reed House Nov 70,
FR WOOD. W il poisSn 60, :s'S Rway;
Reed House Corr, eb Broad at. so. :s5
FOX ST, $, ?5t 5 18TH -, S,6sioo;
Eden 49, cor i7.h st. runs e :Ss :
n -nN a lhnN ~ Oh 10 q X Eden Nv
:3i,s 20 beg. Dec 80, .l9is-heliahle
Const 90. Inc, 10 Chas NJ Levy. 1894 7th
ay; atty. Milton ! Levy. Woolwcrth
SANE PROPERTY, Dec 80, lsis--sam. -
AvsaA"''ts %, NOR, on lease. Sc. Dec .. isii%
Isidor perk to Fred J Lsbernler, atty,
MONROE ST, SIS. 1870 E Gathering st,
r r"e : sS'% 81. Ely 10 b " s' June !" 5. 'tSMi?sn%-
Julius & Rachel Kaalan 10 Marks kirsh.
baum, ~ glst st .,...,i,.'. $1,000
OAK .ls' stss sT n; s~,cc. June Ssi o !, isSc y
julius & Rachel Kaplan TO Marks Kirsh-
baum, lis u sis, 81; attys. Aaronstamm
b.TH ST, IS W n s, sSs an a ' iaxioo5
Nov 6, l9ll-Jno A g. Edith NJ Parker
70 Robt $ smith atty Van wyck Thorne,
llsTH ST, n .. 100 = "a av, SoxlOO H. july
10, isos--Minnie GreenberE TO sismund
Adler, s7 W ss,h 81, atty, MAY Alt.
mayer. -Hu bway' 49,. .sI5'VuV
FORSYTH ST. as, W 5, being Lot 306, map
Delaney farm, W part. being on Mar
+e?. :Sxio0. July IA, l906-Chsnon Rern-
stein \ ano to Jacob Katsenfenbogen 4
sno. attys, Amend 4 A. 10 Nassau
ST ..,,,,,, tIO50
SAP ST, t2i.i3s W, = :, sss,s " 9th av,
t3l 3x9sN. Jan 20, ls0t-Jno A Larkin
to Gouyerneur Mort 90. $50 Bway. Bttys
Fleischman 4 Fox, 81 Liberty 81. $4,000
SAITH ST, mems T., y 5, Ia e Park ",
60,2Nl02 ., June Is. lAlO-Hy II Ander,
son 70 sara stern; attys, Corbett 4 stern,
I'll Az, 1894, e $. so, = ssth NJ, ?5x75, July
!, ~l903-Jacob g. Barbara Koch to JnO
II Heller, atty. Geo II Hyde, 81 Cham.
ssTH ST, IS. ssis e ID av. issx77,,. Jan
:, ls9l-Jno Gilroy to isabel y Kemp,
atty, Aug l. Martin, 22s Bwsy, ,,,s $4,000
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.


MANHATTAN.
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TO FORECLOsE At BELLE TERRE

The Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany. trustee under the first mortgage
OF Belle Terre Estates. Inc, securing
an issue OF 5000 00o Of bonds. has
started proceedings - forecldse the
mortgage. There are outstanding about
s2s0,0uo of The first mortgage bonds.
Relic TerIe Estates was organized by
about l.300 acres on Long Island Sound,
near Port Jefferson, and devel ped the
property with roads. waterworks, cleo
tric lights. sc About three years ago
the company experienced difficulty in
paying it's fixed charges and In Janu-
airy, 1913, It passed into the hands OF
Edward Lyons as temporary receiver.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Fernwood Realty Company, Manhattan;
capital. 5000; directors, James VI, Woods,
Pearl Gottlleb and Albert |. Foss, New
York city.
Louise Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital. s5,0O0; directors, Philip y. Dunn.
Frederick J. Fischer and katherine \.
Fox, New York city.
Regnil Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital, $1,000; directors, Leopold He'll
niger. samuel Hellinger and Charles q.
Helllnger. New York city.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON June s--Colier Nero
left Mazai.an for Mauzsnilioi tug Patuyent
left Hampton Roads for Diamond shoals,
nRpo,is; collier Vulcan eft Cadiy for
Hampton Roads; yacht Sylph lett wash
ington Tor Indian Head. cruiser pes
Mo!nes lef' Alexandria for Janq and Rel.
rut, cruiser Chester left Boston for Ri--
coionl cruiser south Dakota left Rremer-
ton for Portland, ore. cruiser Snrth car.
oliua left Gibraltar for Boston. gunhoa,
Nashville loft Guantanamo for san Juan
Collier Neptune at Hampton Roads de
s'rns,r s'ln'inn "a, Nhnano.s' snnnoai
norfolk despatch boat Dolphin at Rose
hank.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for
To-day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York and southern New
England. fair to-day; increasing cloudiness
and warmer Tomorrow probably showers
becoming southeast.
For northern New England. fair and
warmer to-day and tomorrow. probably
showers; light northerlv winds. becoming
variable
For New Jersey. fair to-day and prob
ably tomorrow; light variable winds.
For western New York. cloudy ana
warmer to-day: probably showers near the
lakes: fair tomorrow. moderate westerly
winds.
NEW YORK. June e.-The pressure was
low yesterday over the 81. Lawrence val
ley, New England and along the Atlantic
coast. over the upper Mississippi valley.
the plateau States and ths extreme South
west. and high over the southern and
plains States and the north Pacific section
Rain fell IN New England and Ontario
and showers in Texas and the upper Mis-
siesippi valley. Elsewhere the weather
was generally fair.
II was somewhat warmer along the mid
ale Atlantic coas, ana In New England.
but much confer westward over the Ohio
valley and lake regions.
Frosts occurred in northern Michigan
and Temperatures were close TO the frees
ing point In North Dakota and parts OF
Minnesota and Montana.
In this city II was cloudy IN tho morn.
ing. followed by fair. little change IN
temperature. wind. light. variable aver.
age huSiditv. rs per cent: barometer.
corrected 10 read to sea level, Mt A. NJ,
ess. p. NJ. casa.
The temperature in this city yesterday.
as recorded BY the omciai thermometer. Is
shown In the annexed table:
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK CO
OfHce Of IN. Secretary of state.
THIS CERTIFICATE issued In duplicate.
hereby Ccrtines that the HAYWOOD
FLORIDA COMPANY. a domestic stock
corporation. has fled In this office on this
4th dav % June, 1918. papers for the vol
un,ery dissolution NJ such corporation
under section eel % the General Corpora
ton Law. and that IL appears .hcreffom
that such corporation has compiled with
said section IN order to he dissolved,
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF Office
n the secretary NJ state. at the cry Of
Albany, this fourth day ~ June, one thou
sand nine hundred and nfteen.
~ Y Secretary Of
STATES SEALl g. W TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary Of state.
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TAKING CITY HOMES,

Goodale. Perry q Dwight have leased
the dwelling at e5 West Eleventh street
to Helen \. Redneld f,r a term of
years.
The Farrell Real Estate Company
has leased 10 Rose Conlon the two four
story dwellings at 1873 and 1871 West
Seventy-fourth street.
Porter & Co. have leased for Catherine
c. Carroll OF Colorado Springs, Col. to
Charles Bloch the four story dwelling
located at 800 Central Park West.