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BLOCKING THE DARDANELLES.
German photographers ruling
Channel with Sunkcp IIuIks.

ALIENS, via Rome, jan THE Turks
are working feverlshly TO obstruct the
Daardancllts. sinking stone filled hulks
in the channel,
Twenty German PHOTOGRAPHERS sent to
Constantinople for the purpose are su.
perlntending the work, which is intended
to prevent the entry of submarines
Meanwhile the forts are being strength
enod and additional guns are being
mounted.
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SINK SHIP TO BLOCK DANUBE.
Russian Monitors Seek 10 Prevent
River Navigation Toward ServiR.

Special Gable Despatch 10 TnE StN,
BUCHAREST, via Rome, Jan. Two
Russian monitors have destroyed the hun
of n $500 ton vessel and sunk it in the
mouth OF the Danube near Sulima with
the object OF preventins the navigation
of the river toward Servia,
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RUSSIA EXPECTS ITALY'S AID.
ss.opoG Reported 10 Have Ex-
pressed Hopeful View.

LoNDoN, Jan. The Petrograd corre-
spondent of the 'CorTiere della Serd OF
Milan, who is here temporarily, quotes
Foreign Mnistr Saaonon as saying to
him in an interview
I'VE could have wished to see more
active and decided policy by Italy at the
present time. | cannot think YOU VIII long
delay in entering the war"
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BARS ENVOY FROM DYING WIFE.
Kaiser Refuses 10 Allow Count de
RuIsseret TO visit Her.

PARIS, Jan. "A despatch from Copen-
hagen to the Temps says that Count de
Buisseret, the Belgian Minister at Pet
rograd, on learning that his wife was
seriously III ut Brussels went to Stock
holm and asked the Kaiser, through the
American Embassy, Tor permission 10 go
to Brussels. The Kaiser refused.
Count de Buisseret then went on to
London where he learned that his wife
WAS dead.
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Lipton's Yacht "A Hospital.

LoNpoN, Jan Sir Thomas Upton
has loaned his steam yacht, the Erin, for
the use of the Servian and Montenegrin
wounded.
Sir Thomas will accompany the expedi-
ton in person, and asks for assistance In
stores and money.
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TURKS OCCUPY URZA.
"Russinn Morale Broken" Says
ConstantinopIe Report.

LONDON, Jan. THE official Turkish
statement has been received In London
from Constantinople by way of Amster-
dam. 1t reads as follows
Our troops advanced from Samoi
and Bajirons and occupied Urea, an
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...,...... ..,.., .,,i,d 90 s,, tho ,,,sserya
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ou.o .t.,nt r,nnr,y ,h,t o,o cuard
ootsa ,bc doors a. ,rsa" ssLed LEROY
r usrr.n... ~ courss, for ,bc commits
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To seal n Manholcs.

Won't you go further and say tina,
''~" able chambers should be entirety
"W"'~i from the subway or he her
n.lwdlv sealed up?' asked Chairman
irCNl
Personally believe that would safe.
'ltrI operation II It doesn't make tho
."'l.~ too inaccessible to renewal AMI
.'r''uou' Mr. Ilcdley rejoined. AT
' tI. advantages Of 80 doing look
",.c nn 'ho onsrlcles to It,"
N.' ~. NlcCill aud Mr. williams sat
'lnn.s- 1uors Milo r. M4ltbie and
'."' - Wood, Commissioner j. Ser
,,'.' Cam being absent, Besides Mr.
n'nr-s. ns tine commissions counsel,
.,..'W District Attorney Lucan =.
h.' lgo was ON hand to correlate
"7 result, of the commissions inquiry
WIN h's'i't Attorney Perkins's invest
t'.o'. lanes T, Quackcnbush was pres
'.. '- "uu~,i Cor the marlborough com
." told Chairman Mccall that Mr..
''''N hnd To- waive any claim 20
''''a' 'u't might be implied by testl-
'.' mo-, tire slightest idea that there
need OF this" Mr. Quackenbush
,"o,yu'a oH FoUrih Page,
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BETTER CABLES MADE
NOU. HEDLEY ADMITS
Tr,tlmor, Gi,cn At Public service
,ommi~sion's Hearing.

aV. ...t have serious short circuits
often u,.A God. said Frank H'd'"r.
manager ~ ,uc subway, testifying at the
.,c.ns Yesterday of she Public Service
Commission. inquiry into the subway ac-
.d.rt .. Wednesday.
VI U.u.. said ne had not had time
ll,y q, 'ooi .rto The causes Of the acci-
lset or io consider future preventives.
Chairman Edward l.. Mccall and Com
missioner George v :. Williams asked
him Il it be- not poss bic to shut of COM
pstc'y from the tube those splicing cham
hrs where buruou,s. such as caused this
l.cd.r.. or.ur Nj Hcdley said 1t might
Boz possible { tns renewal and inspection
q The gurou, carrying cables were not
e-,os w1G. too difficult.
C.r,u.; breakers IN three sub-stations
WORKED 1I ugAt These are Tho safety
mechanism. iua, shut on all current when
cable be- carry .ng an overload. Mr..
Hedcg said That the turnout probably
.se lo ., defect iu a cables insula ton,
40. -ut. ..J against by the most rigorous
HpW o' Inspection he knew Of any
nhrrt Nu.; uf the cables in tire sub
Al. hN, h.'u tncrc since II was built.
HIi lh, life uf a cable has never been
determined The llucrborou-h manager
s'mt.a u al twenty-five years or
or-,r
Tl.., have been some Improvements in
making tosy cables since they were In
il.4 nH.H a.. ,ubWay was opened in
1904 o. lis possible to-day TO get cables.
-. 'l.d',. pou-ht, that are better in
'Jmp It-p,.t-
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ENCOURAGED BY
CARS SUCCESS WBUKOWzNA,
JOIN THE ALLIES AT ONCE
HEARS RUN1ANIA HAS ENTRUSTED
HER INTERESTS IN BERLIN TO L.
Special cable Despatch TO TuE su,.

LONDON Jan. S-The Morning Posts Paris correspon-
dent he has private information that definite arrangements
have been made by which the United States will take charge OF
Rumanian interests in Berlin and Vienna, and adds:
"Ths obviously but one thing
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SUED; ISLANDER
LETTER DENIED
Miss Ida Bowen Appears as
Plaintiff i'm $4,000
Action.
LETTERS TEND TO SHOW
NO FOUNDATION EXISTS

Mrs Florence A. Twombly 6S4
Fifth avenue. was made defendant in a
suit for $4,000 damages filed yesterday
in the Supreme Cou.t. The plaiu'.n is
Miss Ida Bowen, and the basis OF the suit
Is a peculiar. incoherent letter. which
Miss Bowen alleges was written BY Mrs
Twombly
Although no answer TO the sur has
been flied by Mrs. Twombly. her secre-
tary, Il j Doherty. last night produced
copies of t~o letters written By the COM
plainant. Mss Bowen. which tend 20 show
there is no foundation for the spit and
that Miss Bowen has made statements
that will not receive credence IN a court
Of law These letters written BY Misc
Bowen also are incoherent
Miss Bowen asserts that her reputation
has been injured by the letter she alleges
Mrs. Twombly wrote to her and for this
she demands $4,000 damages
The defendant in the suit is the grand
daughter Of Commodore Vanderbilt and
the daughter Of the late William II. Van
derbilt Her husband was II Mex.
Twombly. Despite the fact that Mrs.
Twonbly Is the aunt Of the Duchess of
Marlborough she is made to say in the
letter on which the suit is based that she
hopes "all the English will die In this war
and that Germany will win"
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Her Lawyer Reticent.

Benjamin Davidson OF 299 Broadway
who represents the plaintiff. was peCu-
liarly retlcent as to the Identity or the
antecedents of his client He would say
only that she had never been a member
OF the Twombiy household IN any capacity
The letter quoted in the complaint pur-
ports to have been written from 6Si Fifth
avenue Oh November 10. 1914, to Miss
Bowcn and is alleged TO Gay among other
things:
"IpA BowEN: As you haze given my
family 50 much trouble we have decided
to ask you 20 leave the country in ten
DAYS, otherwise You win he sent TO prison
fui stealing that diamond ring We have
lost lot OF money through YOU. You
know all the trouble you made for Mrs.
Loughliu. She II very fine woman.
when you are arrested Mrs. William
Douglas sloane CMrs. Twombly's sister)
will sit on the bench with the Judge
and tiN u UP with him to send you 70
prison for ten years, and you shall not
have chance OF speaking one word
II YOU will return that letter with that
address, you know. Ruthin Castle, II won
he so hard for you. I, was engraved
over here. We have n friend In St Louis
who does that kind of work
II hope all the English will die In this
war. and that Germany will win. My
family has given over three millions &c
help them and We will give more II needed.
When Mr. Doherty learned that the suit
had been tiled he went to his office and got
two letters. one of them was written ur
mourning stationery and signed by Ida
Bowen. The other was written apparently
by a woman named Loughliu. There wa
! also a post office tracer sent out from sta
| ton Il I'm June, 1919, asking Ida Bowen II
| she had received letter from Mrs Tough
| lin addressed to 10 West Eighth street OF
| i RiVingtOn street one of the letters was
written to Mrs. Twomhly at Florhau
Manor, Madison. y. j., from 10 Horatlc
| street. New York. II was written OF
| June O. 1912.
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Asks for $1,000.

This letter asks that Mrs. Twomhly
nav the writer 81, 500 TO defray her eX-
penses TO Europe. There follows then
string of unpriutable words and the state
ment that the old English and Irish Con-
sui says you must give me the money"
The writer promises TO pay some of It
back some day.
The letter on mourning paper was
written from &c Charlton street, New
York, on June o. 1912 This letter is AS
follows:
Madam enclose YOU a post office
slip asking If | received 4 letter from
Mrs Loughlin. did receive letter
from her, and a more shameful letter
never was written. In it she tells nc she
has written to you and asked for money.
Mrs. Franklin NJ. Franklin, 300 Broad
way (320 Second avenue), read 1t your
self
81 fool sure that Mr.. and Mrs. William
Douglas Sloane only keep John Loughlin
in their employ so that his wife can get
an unsuspecting person TO work occasion
! ally for her get out of that person all she
| can about her. use her name and then be
arrested and sent away.
Then. first June last year, ! was ar
| rested and sent to Blackwelrs Island for
| sixty DAYS for something [ don't know as
much about as the chair you sit upon
when you read this, Mr.. Kernochan Il
| think IL was him) never showed me one
! letter that went to convict me | have
| served a prison sentence for a crime the
proof OF which the evidence OF any letter
/ i'm my name never was shown to me. II
was a framed up game between yourself
Helen Gould and Mrs. w. u, sloane anc
her husband and Vanderbilt and others,
Discharged August 1.
when | was discharged August
did not bring any action AGAINST YOU anC
the others because I fclt that no sum o
money could ever recompensc me for tina
Injustice, and | think that you had bette
! nay Mrs. Franklin and make thorough
investigation Of all English people de
tanned there to-day. II there Is any one
else uniustly detained there to-day You
and your sister (Mrs. w. u. Sloane) arr
likely to get into trouble.
"When | sue you I insist upon jus
tice That ! can only have by having tn
British Consul General hear my story 4
an American court
"You gave $1,000 to the Titanic funo
Was that the proceeds OF begging letter
in my name. written by Mrs. Loughll
or her associates? II looks very suspi
cious on tho SIoanes' part to keep hr
In their employ
Mr. Dawson said last night that IN
letter complained of was written on Mr.
Twombly's private stationery in pen an
ink"
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Continued on Second Page,
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BUYING BROOKLYN HOMES.

Isaac Sal2berg has sold for the c. w.
T. Building Company to Bella Brinberg
d TWO family stucco cottage on plot
SoNlo' on Fifteenth avenue. seventy
te't from the northeast corner OF Forty
seventh street also for DR.. W. S.
stewart Of Wllkesbarre, Pa, to VI. a.
Noge! a plot i0Xl00 on the north side
OF flttieth street. 200 feet from Twelfth
avenue.
The Rockmore Realty Company has
sold seven small dwellings, in the Cypress
hIIs section Of Brooklyn. Nellie Glass
man has bought g4Oi Forbell avenue
ana f~"org!ana Koeppe 940G Forbell ave-
nue., each a two story two family brick
mouse, on lot 20Nl00. Isaac Schiff has
o9ugH' Hio0 Forbell avenue, Joseph and
MARI Juye 313 Elderi lane. George w.
.oIp "'', Samuel wienmick $50. John
ana E.m.rd Blunel 573, Frederick and
IVA Kern 81 and Frederick C. Blume
w Ihu"Tt lane, all one family TWO
T3ry h''cn dwellings on lots lSxl0O.
n" e. y. Mathews Company has sold
" h'd-ew0Ud 10 Louis Weber 1850 Madi.
s.a street, a three story fiat, on 10;
?%7i.NlOU.
DOS nh l"yy and Charles F. Shaugh-
h''Sl nave sold for the Eearns estate
20 ~" j = Realty COMPANY the south
"''f conner of Hooper and South First
~srt'ls, fronting on the new Grand
e'te'' extension. Six story apartments
WI %" '.""tcd on this plot. The grounu
was held 40 about SG5, 000.
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SELLING kOBRE's REALTY.

The realty holdings of Kobre. the East
Side private banker whose business was
taken over by the state Banking Depart
ment several months ago Is rapidly be-
ing llquidated by Jere I. Mahoney of
the law Arm of Phillips, Mahoney n
Wagner. attorneys for the Banking
Superintendent. who in this case Is also
receiver In bankruptcy. Buyers for
several properties in Manhattan and
Brooklyn have been secured and the
court will soon be asked to sanction
the deals. The Manhattan property sold
is Ia Madison street. a five story fiat
on the west side of the street just north
OF the Manhattan Bridge. The build
ing is on a lot IS feet wide and 100 feet
deep and is sold to William r. Smith
OF Brooklyn for s29.jOO. The Brook
Ign property included the northeast cor
ner Of Blake avenue and Howard
street. n plot 2a2xlO0 by irregular, for
which Nathan Halprin, "A builder. has
agreed to pay $40 0O, Harry Millstein
has contracted 10 pay sl2.500 for the
southwest corner of Blake avenue and
Ambo" street, a plot lO0X2jo, and julius
lehrenkrauss of the firm of j. Lehren-
krauss Il Sons will pay s15.375 for the
lOoXj00 foot plot at l25 Prospect place.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The Rei star liner Larlaud, sailing TO-
dav for Liverpool. VIII take mail, closing At
- 80 T. NJ, FOR Europe f"Nrrpt Germany.
Austria. Hungary, L~uN'mhurg aud Turkey.
Africa, West Asia and the East indies.
Tho SraudinHVtHn-A american liner United
states. sailing to-day for thri>tiausand.
viii take mail. closing At 10 A. NJ, for
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxembourg.
Turkey amt other .puutri"s when spe-
cially addressed.
The French liner E-pdgu". sailing Satur-
day for Bordeaux. VIII 'ukr mai, closing
A. noon, for France. RImauiE. bulgaria.
Sorvia. Switzerland. Italy. spain, Portugal,
Egypt. Greece. British Indie. British East
Africa. siam, Malta, Gibraltar, Ccyion.
straits Settlements. Dn'.u' East Indies,
West Australia aud Persia. also tor other
countries toScept GorWtuy. Austria. Hum
gary, LuNomburg and Turk'ys) is specially
addressed.
The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
saturday for Liverpool NII ffko mail,
closing AT : 90 \. VI. '1r Europe except
Germany, Austria, Hungary, L~uNcnburg
ani Turk"vl. Africa, Wet Asia and the
East Indies.
The Hn'laud-AWcrira .umshlp Cor
redyk, sailing Saturday f"~ rotterdam,
VIII take mail. closing a. $50 \. NJ for
Germany, Austria, Hungary. luN"wnurg,
Turkey and for Other countries, IL spe-
claiiy addressed
Tn" italian liner pu,u ioeli Abruzzi.
sailing saturday for Maple. viii take srs-
ciaIly addressed mail only for i;aly.
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PLANNING BRONX FLATS.

The Hubener d fischer COMPANY,
which recently acquired the block front
on the north side OF 165th street, be-
tween Clay and Teller is hav-
ing plans drawn for improving this
property with apartment houses at a
cost of approximately s25O.O o Harry
7. Howell. architect. Is designing the
buildings. which are TO be five stories
high.
Two six story apartment houses are
to be erected by the B~enenson Realty
Company. on plots 60.5x77 and 5+xSi.
on the northwest corner OF Bathgate
avenue and i,2d street. from plans hy
the fremont Architectural Company. al
a cost OF sl0o.0 GOO. The Seabury Build.
Ing Company. Charles CarucCi, presi.
dent. will erect "A Ave story Hat, 5OS
100, on the east side OF Kirgsbridse
avenue, 95 feet south of 234th street. al
a cost of $4,000. from plans by NJ. w
Deliaudlo. The Mascia Constructor
Company will build from plans by IN.
same architect at a cost of Sc, 900 a thre,
story brick dwelling on the west sid,
OF Cruzer avenue, 100 feet north o
Burke street.
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n land, Mrs Cox. 10. in to . Yonksrs
I'd < ls.exiee-Louis T Even TO I'm
psrst9y RI,y Go; Inc; in hEsy; May *;
TO ss. map vsrian Eststs-Julia
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Above seth ST.. West Side.
MACHINERY
FOR SALE-MOTOR-3o H. p,
23S VOLTS-12O AMPS.-325
REV. ALSO EXTRA IMMATURE.
APPLY BOX l22, SUN OFFICE.

spielberger ct al foreclosure OF mort.
7srH ct, iS& William Baer agt Orma
gage5. attys. Wolf & Kohn
l&0TH ST. l6l to 1853 W-Dennctt Sanberg
agt Nathan Greene OF al foreclosure or
mortgagej. at,ys. Morrison a schir.
18TH AV, $ e cor am Ut, 200 l0N200-
VIM l. crow Constr Co agt Empire
Caring Co at al tcounterclalm) attys,
E,dli,h 4 Huisc' ;. 49,.
Leake & watts Orphan House In the
foreclosure Of mortgage. at,ys, Nash
a Jones,
LOT 30, map village OF Wakefield
Agatha Bruckner agt Joseph Z Barone
OF al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attys.
Williamson & Bell.
TIFFANY ST, &c cor l67th ST.. 7tsxet3
--Constantin Wagner agt Adolph Lint
ner ct al foreclosure OF mortgase) :
l7iTH ST. ". . q, lst.6 o fremont av.
67.sxsl. 6-Emily Z Schwarz agt John
Massimino Co ct al foreclosure OF mort
gagel; atty. o r Seitz.
c33D ST, n e cor Napier av.- lollyS?s,e- .
Harlem Savings Bank agt Susan Mundsy
ct al foreclosure of mortgage; atty, f.
WOODRUFF Az. II g, !oa,i o Crotona av,
sox75 6--Harlem Savings Bank agt sadie
Byrns ct al foreclosure Of mortsage):
atty. r s Clinch.
wESTCHESTER. Az. Q s., 1856 n Ave r.
l00x2s0, Harlem Savings Bank art
Sarah ID Mum ct al foreclosure OF
m~ortSsss): atty. u 8 Clinch.
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BUsIN Ess PROPERTY RENTED.

Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company have leased the store at 34S
Madison avenue for a term of years to
Lewandos French Dyeing and Cleaning
Company. new at $50 Fifth avenue.
This store adjoins Brooke Bros. new
building.
william A. White 4 Sons have rented
ofices in the Franklin Hudson Building
at the southeast corner Of Franklin and
Hudson street to J. 4 NJ. Wilson space
In 1873 Blocker street to Abraham
Buchner. and in rs Greene street 10
Barg q Cooperstein.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased offices in the United States Rub
Der Building, Broadway and Fffty-eighta
street. to Dulany. Tull a. Splitter, John
NJ. Gallagher. Emile NJ. Lowy. Thomas
J.. Mclaughlin and the Hampton kero-
sene Carburetor Company; in 1855
Broadway to Edward Hoffman; in 39d
Broadway to Edward J.. Reardon. and
with NJ Forman & Co. space In IL and
IA West Thirty-seventh street to VIM
cent De Martin and william Wemes.
Robert X. Rainey has leased the store
and basement at li9 Barclay street ia
| the Margarin Company for u term OF
years.
a. l.. Monfort has leased for n tern
OF years the building at ala and ZIG
West Sixty-ffth street, for Katherine
Highland. to the Sixty-ffth street Ga
rage Company.
The Duross Company has leased thu
third loft at 1875 Broadway to thu
F1aum Shock Absorber Company.
NJ. Forman & Co, have leased space II
1876 to 40 West T~wenty-frst street tt
the Himmel Dress Company, Max kaut
man & Co. and Needleman 4 schneider
also space in 80 to AZ West Twenty-sixtf
street to Silberfarb 4 Halprin. the Jes
slca Waist Company. and Hyman Ffs
delbaum & Co. space In 81 and 80 IVES
Twenty-frst street 10 Leo Wertheim :
loft in IS and 80 West Twenty-firs
street to Joseph Semmel. and a loft u
Schneider Bros. in 20 West Seventeenth
street.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company ha.
leased the store al $50 Sixth avenue t
the Star Electrical Company for nv
wears,
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BRONX FLATS AND PLOTS.

VALENTINE ANENTE-The Valhalla
Corporation, Jacob O. Petersen presi-
dent, has sold 2323 Valentine avenue.
9 five story apartment house, on plot
boNln0. near 1891 street. to a client
o. H.. Thomas Costar. who gave other
property in part payment. The struc-
turc is one o. "A group recently COM
r'eted by the selling company.
EAST l>OTH STREET.-Richard r.
MLslen has sold to Brown & Lapin
the plot, 66xl35. on the north side OF
lspth street, 1872 feet west of Prospect
aveuue, for Improvement with a five
story apartment with stores.
GIAND BOULEVARD.-Arnold, Byrnes
a Baumann have sold for Frederick
W. Hottenroth to Osserman & Gott-
leb the plot, 70Xl00, at the south
ives, corner Of Grand Boulevard and
Coreoufsc and Minerva place. The
buyers VIII erect five story apartment
houses.
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SAILED FVN lONK
SIS Cym-ic, from Liverpool
So Europa. from Sap.es
IS Moorish Prince, from - Nazairs
=. Carolina. from san Juan
$ MORO Castle. from Havana.
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SIS City of ST Louis, savannah, 4i miles
south Of sandy Hook NJ noon yesterday
- J l. llck,nhach san Francesca, 7S3
miles south IT Sandy Hook at noon
So III Slglo, Gnlv,rtOn, % miles west Of
Tortugas ut q = ",
s. ycsta, Port Arthur, % miles west Of
Sand Key AZ noon
s. Radiant, BATON Rouge. 900 miles south
west OF Diamond Shoals al noon.
s. COnchO, Galveston, - miles south Of
Diamond Shoals at : + NJ.
S santa Catalina, Charleston bli miles
south of Sandy Hook at 5 J.. M
81 Creole, Now Orleans, eos miles south
Of sandy Hook at noon. .
S. Comet, Port Arthur, e65 miles south OF
Sandy Hook ~ noon
S. FL Alba, Galveston, lN miles southwest
OF Diamond Shoals NJ noon,
S. ,1rinidadian,. Tampico, passed Diamond
Shoals at i, ".
SIS Huron, Jacksonville. .s5 miles south Of
Sandy Hook AT 7, NJ,
SIS Maracalho, La Guayra, 500 miles south
Of Sandy Hook az : II NJ.
IS Sibira, Frontera, IS miles OF Jackson
vile at noon.
So Mohawk, Jacksonville, % miles north
Of ST. Johns bar at 7 r. N.
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BROADWAY LEAsEHOLD SOLD.

The Legend Realty Corporation
formed recently by c. r. Plant has
taken title to the leasehold property
on the west side Of broadway from
l+7th to 14Sth street, which has been
the subject OF litigation for some time.
The leasehoid has about sixty years to
run and Is sold by Sharp a co. for
Referee De Lacey for S32, goo. The
property was brought into the auction
market last April by Referee De Lacey
In a foreclosure action by Sarah Dahl
mann against the 147th M 14sth
Streets Corporation. which leased the
property in May. 1918, from the Nor
rissey estate for sixty-three years. The
property was bought by a party in in
terest for s32, 900. the amount paid for
the leasehold by Mr.. Plants corpora
ton, according TO the records filed yes
terday. Two mortgages aggregating
$4,000 were also filed against the prop
erty yesterday.