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Evening star., 1915-06-25

Your choice of selection is practically unlimited
two and three piece suits in every pattern,
every correct style, including plain blacks, blue
serges, Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits.
On account of the hundreds of men who are
preparing for their "over the Fourth outing" P-B
urges your prompt attention. Our organization will
be taxed to its capacity.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Medical Corps Examination.

Lieut.. Col. Champe c. McCulloch. tr.,
and Maj Carroll ID. Buck of the Medi-
cal Corps are appointed a board to
meet in this city for the purpose OF
conducting the preliminary eAamina =
ton of applicants for appointment ",
the Medical Corps of the Army.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
DR.. BERNHARD DERNBURG
HAS REACHED BERGEN
Arrives There on Way to Germany
After Slight Detention at Kirk
wall, Scotland.

6:55 am.-The steamer Bergensfjord,
on which DR.. Bernhard Dernburg was
Evening star., 1915-06-25
MAKERS OF MUNITIONS
QUIT WORK AT ARSENALS
Skilled Employees Leave Government
Service to Go With Private
Concerns.

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Scores of
skilled workmen ARE leaving the en-
ploy of the government arsenal at
Evening star., 1915-06-25

DIR. Dernburg, who had been engaged
in presenting to the United States the
German side of the European war,
sailed from New York on the Bergensf-
jord June II. He was granted a safe
conduct by the allies. London dis
patch dated June 90, but delayed by
the censor until yesterday. made the
first announcement that the Bergensf-
lord had been detained at kirkwa1l.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

passenger. on his way from the
United States to Germany, arrived last
night at Bergen after being detained
at Kirkwall, Scotland, by the British
authorities
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16

am roe s,irrrlsrt &. ahs.r,, te.
nG"lhe ~ fenn Nho enrne lafa ire ssaru
% raechsse wathcss Frirnd rcuafRrs
a lcSflng .hmsEisi
Fhe cNre fant mother ff she raqna
ncarf n this snientIf enthr,a.ttfsn =
nfotahis uct frsdtrs en- asf-rs a. r-crh
cktent Ans q she 3ess i Isl a hasrv
fhcsiehi % vcrf huhht o. tha ar..r .f,rs
Nethef friart q arrfied externally
HstT thc Abdominal rluscies
u o ecniie. ~aottiag hifrt.ant. p.,-.-
rates 90 the tnc rrtwofk n urrves
'cnrata no skir sna hts fnarkss
% relieve sns muscular strain
So watch tArsr hnsaf r.f an.f..t.I.-si
nrfies ars tatifcts,i Th curi. t.e,
acns ar4 urameats are this t,s---Iit...t y.
tretcA etheat fhc eerftsi,..,,lgar e,rf,,s
Nfain - fttn ioVo1yrt dur re ths psri,t
Z cNreftai-an. This in part acesunts ~
81 tItgs absence. ~ msni cases rs-r,,rf-
a. 81 aAli4, Wtrnlng sa.krts8 arf ,,Aar
sstrftsft fHd narfic.tlfh Il rat.rr
nf-ftrs Is this rgfrefs sNHitsatft- -
i.'eetinAhic vshfe sft,as in thnt kers.ne
shf nigs'ics ttrw 6ut pttnt De enahi.s
tnrn q 90 thrnurh tha srfnal wisn.,fsf
tffFtiinu ~ 80 friaerats 3, affrn 49,
sase ehen thi- gentie fssa ~ lstricAtisa
j rtSlrcte,i
"Ma,hrs Fsicna~ s hishN re,sm.
ne'asst ~ a hQsf x wAmsn write
~ ttatia kfEui1tnr ta SIS farfr MA.
Ata.n'a' Ga. ard We Will send ysa a rst.
eaele iatr hs.ok o. rsg-~-tsns nscthsrs
Hnf encci - thts snitnla exlarysat
'tr'' 3 An cerfe~tiI'l ~ fat thau-
-an'ts ~ aeueH Whs h1ye st,s,r,sss,,ti,
.ry@ \ Aad geascmnseaAc4 q iarposh gws
su...sr.u.ul.1,4auu-...a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16

said 1HGae Tnmon tstinr me about
hnN mHfh BE- wnHii rnf fnr nm fn
nare fhe tscc Co., diairiCt cisrk s1 20
ten thlf H became Hrrs0nr fnn da1
niiver Guse.ti and myself Were COS
sethor Nhon be- sasrt the gHcrtIoa ana
unsrf raid thaf So would c1si fnur ur
five fauussnd ioiar and lHaeru made
some aflef Aa eiHaii saeafd sttfr-
meut
uoreafrid said ti.ef q the c.st uaui6
hf tn wHch that he rauid nUt make the
race Later he eass me ffl dHlaFs
tchock and ao iaI ss Snow thHt w1H
Tag thaf ns cnnfriautel fhlt sean fht
nfit ioiiau vac spent Co., rrurrd
csmpaEn espshsss ln sdtfHer NJ the
election
iia statement nHf 800 eiceUan aaf
he troulsi t1i in carfenef In mi pock-
~ m absolutely untrue an1 Hlly ~
parennsid puf sli Bog mF pockot be-
tefi gulckh wlthdfea be- Or & never
found Do or heard of aurh au occurrence
until he testified n fhn uai- said
iadse rimon
AFTER the election said lafar rl-
mon Ilurrnflold submitted nlN tu enc
Democratic Club for fts amos he wanted
Ihe Club fl pas she lIli Nhich thrf Dol
fused io tn 90 vHa Gov samrthre n
fhr hIn arranged ht prsnfleiI tn.t
Hm iU se and pay ths pil himself ss
he had made it without tho tuthnaft 90
trfnuf
tndcrHu ,ud thsi b.. settled tn, $500
pnIius $500 party ftt
Visited Even Bos
fHI"H TImun WAS asked ta I'D. N.H
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16

him ne ont as shr alleged conspifasosr
Amhrosis caniu had testified that n
was ~ iHc uultcrrr1 salpon that AZ.
ftndsut Ausuat t'ehiinsrf aaye him
iNv dollars and seventy tfise cents w.
nav hia poi iaN. Onyerrmsnt witness
James X HIM had testified mar IN
ne evening " the cieciipn pc soN
ucfcndnut Martin Kelly .mnd 0niiprroF
ten dnlial Alii The attendant vii.
mess denied birth ~ the allegations
fssfctr the inik paa excused frr The
DAY 5sire iurlt annanrced that tne
nrEmbtniA viii start TAsfpday morn
ms ut nlne Neivfk Wtru hs said mat
esgumrriS would ~ limited ia ms
eoars irnnthau iare snecd
"Fis heuft fnr each side ypu mean
"NegeY no. rsfaitd JUDGE ilutra "a
each rlNr were ~ salk sef sik boufa )
wnaid feet tempted ~ resieu
sosnes Niisnn viii n0pn ~ toe
r"sefnment 10 will He falgwed ~
Marehaii H,elsN iopathan Lane fudee
Csfsinu taaur James a. Daashertf
chioeM Ineib wolftra ana several
nthtf ~ fho dafensr array ~ counsel
District Asipgney fehn y Green who
dlfr,ifd ihe lnqHfp that rsuitcd ir
iht eiaslne armament
Secretary Tsstiiies.
John q Nrknf secrcinrs ~ state
WINS Tire flftf witness called Wfdnrsdst
lnnnInr tfatif.inG ~ "a fttufd alfuers
~ a. iht results ~ ihs aan.rlt sisc.
tiuu f9r eHnAfaesmea tf lHia0
Tth was lttanHs fho fact ihat left
Mcirmurt tna 49, lCrriunol Davis.
e.. o.
thitra @iaieH offices fuye me fedenil
oegft iufislicfien
the 4Nttirc pntipra eHa ta shaw
tht' lNs vote in thla tNH~Frsi county
wnuld have hsA HN iurrecmtie effect
nu fhe uitlmAia ualif ~ ihr election
rhHiIfiinE ifHm transcripts ffam fheI
tfHfiHl ffiuUs ci ihf election b. save
nHurrs as fuiinv
Tiimacntft nnmlHfas
tao. Nef emrfe fl7f1f
"a pefis i7g1aa
ffni $3.50 nHmiat.
Williams if1
Mcrlustlnl falI
ANeianH nHminafH
hndreNs gfsll
$3.50 iiudt eilso
summ'ne rt na leauman was to
faf effect fhff CO.. u nr 20 Ste
iNmore ne slersaahl Hddaie wa-l
~, s..'...
iie testified lisa thaf lahn gtrnef
runHfts maH frm fhH dI.ifilt ntd pod
t....,' ..'.',
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49,. ~.
u..s,.
NHiNh "" 'Nfi N mifht ea
~, .,..
'hnhseh WitnsAt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16

. far fhs thirty f1uf Bcnfs 20 bls feai
dfucr ssid thaf fur falf years be- Nss
pastuaftcf fof several yeats a mem
Z ber ~ ihe ,iiF counrn. ghat be- wHa
I employed in the custom office f.f "a
number 90 frlrs ana that Ter slt
ftsf ha was o. ~ gnmmissio1isr af
Corpus Chrieis fesiFnirF from fhe 'lf
I tor office hast june after the indiri
n'euf undfr which hs .is uoe helms
tflsd was returned
Ti1oa Then Called
judge rlmou throughout fho trnI
has zee Nth lohnaihtn l.aar and
: James ueuFhfris tWn af thc lcadinH
airrnefe fer she. defense and he nsa
followed aiib fhs Closest attention enc
fsatmonf Hf befh government and dc-
. fohae Witnesses ii sac lusi after rauu
I mot Scr enc afternoon session fhat
iHaFe rlmnn Rss ctaed fn the witness
afand
{ 1udsa rimen stated thni be- waa born
boo sam ratflclo rnunfs "a the old town
~ etn rttririn and that he bad hfrd
+ iH Corpus Christi since 1858 Dor -Four
ifira hr wns state representative aud
county iuago
SOW iussr rimoa t.u heard ths
z reference Yesterday o. tne Evarhtr,it
ieurf thsf stated conditions hsre snd
7 Wouid nks Or t.u ~ tau fhs infs
whether sinra tho ilme Hu htt, been
cauufl judge fheff ssa etrf nnen rten
remote chatse of Euft sentntt 5000
Nr four aiminisfrttHu tatfH Nr
uuuahorty
fhefe htH newer boom inr r0mntssf
hir1 Hf chHnr was thr anawsf
iHe eItnfae vHH asked 30 hr r.,,llei
meeirts 100 Nhirh iuNur Wrennrid
DO tHd ffah urathl sucnHrd Hnd Dos
r.pHri 'hfi hr dd rrr'i. tn' meet
! me if WAR fte onls one .hat Irndlcy
attended
H nct ludtr THmDn that st
inIH mfruns AleHsf trhunsor Hakrd
f0at nnN n'ugh it wauii tskn fn ctrfY
ihe hiIi nn election aay and tntt sou fs-
phei $500 tn $4,000
Charge False
IT. Dr. thsniuicif false J tm positive
thu money was newer tscn remotely
diafufsrd 40 fhc mrctins Be- ttlt
me witness waH asked 10 iie1AicY
had leu ihr meeting before It wss over
noinemhef answered iuara r.mun
fhsf tictdi.t ioft before thr mfDfin4
Nas over and Chat nc tnuk a i.ai uf
names saving chat Dc would sre ihe
partIos un the u.t"
Aosaley No, oNsraed
'NNt. Ur4die. offended ,,har he t.ft
.fbr mseiinu Wa. a.t,,, th. ,,tn...
tn4War.ne
Ah.aist.f, nnt ig .oI pe,e, heard
sg i unu frw da,s 40 ~n,s /
t..r., n,,c. ,e.,lf. l,. ,,... ......, u,
luf.e F,man was .-k.t h, nolan.
Y ine rirer,osftneea af tiii,t. p.-r,f...,.i
ir rspsnr ii. s,, tiu, ,,.t ,i..,,t l,..
ranneid t.iilnr tlm - b.. .af.f....4
tarlf,fl,n.
.r,,r,nfieil cam. d, r. ..,,.t.,,...
fnrinr fh. isft,r NAM I'd r.fr.....
7 fau amt ,.,t tne O,,t a.. ,,,.t.., b..
4 r1n fr ..,int, si.,l 900, tt..,.
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/ e,i ae .o tb.t a. r,rr a.. f.,,., ,,,
tn,.t ,....,.f .....,..... ~.
sun ts,t hs was INV filsna ana ,old
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-16

is 4 not q Tact ihHi "hfo h.aic''h
fAmce were feat. thffr @NNli 20 -
objection and fndEf TimnH "euh Hty
'dvni can them Nrii tHhe care ~
them on election afF
no hlr De- replici fmriitiicNllt
that n noi q fact q Deg ~ fANh
nor anything btsth un fnY tfci "f
truth
] Meney terHrH DENIES.
And 5oN a. nHt fFeih tiH f'iHaft
ahnHi it tetinr twenty i've hNnafef
ps iafqt inqu.a1a arilafa 20 carry ne
hA he VS. ASKED
p H1nt recall tbHi fNf ~ nff'f oRf
ptrel. ~ replied
Aste1 ~hffv ~ worked 20 election
day he ffoHfiNd mot ~ "a iffailtfs
officer ef the nfet wafi roNt
f'tti rn-diffrf thr dfiffff 'i'hii"h'H
ihat ihsre Wa tuf nnf hfhi in 9nHte
iiufrre gffie' ihif h'ipR W '.'nhA'
ne atatciu'nt ~ pf"'tfti"n witness
ilia' thffe ~tfe mwr iiAn one
" tTrit o. nnliNef question: pt WI
Hnn he testified Hat Pc frf1'inn't"N
q iinlh"in. Nhn ifirS F'F'-f''f
eifinf Niiti ii''t'f'rf ITO ifi't
~ thv prosecution, iitt ti''Nl'f W"
traitor
ATTORNEY MliH"h ~ 'ii''i nt'f 10y
lnF hfonfhi th't pos Yesterday Ahh
seas ever Niinf'H Who ft'rfh.N ih'
meet ihs fnN"l n 'Npfi'h'if Niii'N
jog mHrh w'ifNi POI i'
tNf tNifH WiiN f'fNti MHH TT ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
RENTING BUSINESS SPACE.
Brokers Find Firms for Space in
. Many Sections.

william A. White & Sons have rented
through Benjamin Bernstein to the Ma
tional Cloak and Suit Company ap-
proximately 1000 square feet OF space
in the twelve story freproof building
at the northeast corner OF Twenty
fourth street and Seventh venue also
the fourth loft at 80 West Twenty-sec-
ond street to Isidor II. Shapoff. fourth
loft at 1870 Blocker street to kromeisen
& Greenfield; first loft at S32 and s34
Broadway through Frederick Fox & Co.
TO Light & Marks: the fourth loft at
EOS and 2l0 Wooster street to ATbaum
& Koloditsky:, third loft In 179 Broome
street to Madams Bros. and fourth loft
at 17s Greene street to Isidor Mosko-
WITT.
Cross 4 Brown Company a leased
space In the building at 1876 to 146
West Fifty-seecond street to A. Elliott
Ranney Company: offices In the Van
derbilt Concourse Building, Vanderbilt
venue and Forty-Afth street, to the
Ink Association; offices in the United
States Rubber Building. 1890 Broadway.
TO NJ. E. Appefbaum; seventh floor at
IL and IA West Thirty-seventh street
to Thomas J. Simpson, and with VIII
lam d. Bloodgood & Co. the fourth
floor at 22 East Forty-frst street to
Finger & Brotman. n with Carstein
& Linnekin space at ~ and Is East
Thirty-third street to sydney NJ.
Schwartz & s. Louise Hartman.
Louis Kempner & Son have leased the
five years to Frechem's barber shop and
hair dressing parlor.
Unger & Watson have leased for a
term of years the parlor floor store ~
s45 Lexington avenue to Feur n Freid-
man.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tn. white star liner Adriat'e. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. Will carry mail.
closing at $3.50 a. NJ. for all Europe on
cept Germany. Austria, Hungary, Luxem-
burg, Turkey. Netherlands. Norway
Sweden. Denmark and Russia. The Adrt-
attic will also take mail for Africa, West
Asia and the East indies.
The Scaniina Wan. American Limo steamer
Frederic Will, sailing to-day for Chris
tiansand and Christianla. will carry mall.
closing at 10 A. NJ. for Norway. sweden.
Denmark, Russia, Germany. Austria, Hun
gary. Luxembourg AMI Turkey. also for
other countries II specially addressed for
despatch by this steamer.
The American liner Philadelphia. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool, will take mail.
closing at s A. NJ, Tor Europe Except
Germany, Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg.
Turkey, Netherlands. Norway, sweden,
Denmark and Russia, Africa, West Asia
and the East Indies.
The. Norwegian America liner Kris
tianiaftord, sailing Saturday for Bergen.
VII take mail. closing at s:3o A. NJ. for
Netherlands, Germany. Austria. Hun
gary; LuXemburR and Turkey only when
specially addressed.
The French liner Chicago. sailing Satur-
day for BORDEAUX, will take mail. closing
ai2nSSSS France. Rufnnnia. Bulgaria.
Italy. spain. Por-
tuFal. Egypt. Greece. British India. Brit.
ish East Africa, siam. Malta, Gibraltar.
.eylon. Straits Settlements, Dutch Eas.
Indies. West Australia and Persia. also
other countries Except Aus
ftria Hungary. Luxembourg and Turkeyl
when specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man
haitian and The Bronx.
lat II vEsEy STREET.

lat II vESEY STREET.
ny Joseph L, Day,
EASTERN BLVD, s We Arrow Az. is.7y
1s5x irrcg. vacant-Vol sale: to Samuel
Cohen .,...., IS. 500
By Samuel MARI.
TT WASHINGTON Az as. n g cor lsoth
ST. l20. GNl2tSNsa llxlo2,s, six sty apt
hoUsC-Nathan WaNherg vs. J. a n
Realty corp ct al. due, ss.126.e4; taxes.
Sc. t2,b6T.5 SIS; sub TO prior mtg OF Si9h.-
900; to tho plaintiff for 5000 over prior
liens,
Py BRYAN l. Kennedy.
20TH ST, rs l., $ =, 800 W @th av. 2bx
20. four sty loft and str ~bidg-Conrad
Stein ~ ?s u goth st Corpn ct al; due,
ss.2it1s. taxes, sc. fl,So5 TO the plain
uU '''''''''''' ''''''',. $fb'ooO
NY Henry Brady.
JAMES ST, A., " =. Is . Madison 1T, 2slx
60.@N@5 3N5a,S, four sty tint and strs-
Metropolitan Savgs Bank W Martin
Garone ct al: due, sl2,s4?. 2s; taxes, sc.
SGsH.3l, to the plintin ,.......s le. 900
lat s2os THIRD AvENUEl
BY Henry Brady.
MARMIoN Az, 20l7, W $. 39.I l7ath
81, SGN7s2. four sty hat-Philip Rhine
lander vs. g x !,ealty co OF al, due,
1a6,7H2; taxes. Sc, H,i0o: to the plain
I'm '''''.s''' ,........ fb 600
by Charles A, Berrian.
18th ST, %iI-ls y, n y. 100 . willis
av, 7tx--A two 2 sty dwiEs--E A lie
Cato va ID II Cooke ct al: due, 3ll,-
$500: taxes, &c. $lsS,66, Withdrawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
PLANNING SlST ST. APARTMENT
WIN" story building 10 Go I'm Near
Park avenue.

,~o.h"artz & Gross are preparing plan s
49, n'he story apartment house TO pc-
Ely n" plot, s0xlOO, at 100 to iI5
Elrh'y-irst street, near Park
",r."e Each floor will contain two
stn' ana one sever room suites, and a
pn.LN'uS" VIII be- built on the roof FOR
tt''I servants quarters. The facade OF
y" "Is' Two stories Will be OF marble.
structure Will be ready for oc-
st., 10y W me summer of 1916. The
+ Dahn. ~ """''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
s.rIsrIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders .
torney.l

with name and address of lenders at
1.-THE. Mar 20. lscs-Jules F 4 Loui.
4 Peyrot : anO. esrs' to the T 1$ooIp
81 CO; lTs bway Av. v iists st.
'%i,sxis. june .. isis-Ismont & Della
McLoushIin TO Emmett McLoushlin. 81?
W iisth st: atty. T O Co.. i5S
,.s nSs IT. Ia W. -. $50 TN sv, s7sx
ssli, oct .. lsli-Hattie saper TO sam
vel London s'ts.; s'erne.rs' 'afI s'ce
wS&sHiTGTf;o$ Az, " :. 5o2 =. 1854 st.
ssx,5x,s'a-i June H. csi0D 5, Iis'
c6S6riFfrR ST. : i.Sw H%aw,horn. 8,
Hugo Ri,,erousch. $50 Nassau
Lers -. mar 40. 81, yniy.ts,,y H,isn':
4 lot ., 2Sxlcof?6xiotiii' apr q isssw
az, WI ~ R , M!lis9'; cJohn r's ss. "..s's
iol, mtg on lessehold. Sept 80. 1918
Convent Park Constr Co TO Chas Cohn;
SANE PROPERTY, Aug 10. iMs1same 70
came; atty. l. T 4 T Co ddSSSS
,.insMT" ST. . 5. s.s . Az 4. runs to c /
blk x e--along land now or late OF Lam
bert SUDAN to the Harlem River X n
along Harlem River to l?lst St Z W
Jacob 4 de Peys,er to the same; salts:
ned Of record without production of
mtg or satisfaction piece by order Su,
pprIssrmsnce ec J tsshearn; atty. FOR petitioner.
Emmett & Parish. s? Wall $1,000
18Th ST m : e :, Nh I" y Mc "a az; ''' to Sf Hy
brandt, Jr; % Nassau $4,000
70T 7CJ. :, ST Ma as' 81! F. i., : IA H. rs sSi is1
to Marx Borck; atty. l. T & T CO, iso
rM" ST. III T., s:o.s Az A. s5x
sno 10 Ike Fenster; attys, rnser 4 !:
cr.IiSST5rNS 'ssr. ?i6, E $, ,o.7 n cherry st,
aci.7i ike iOx7i,li, APR IS. lsil-
Louis pansky. to Anna Dnnsky; attys,
Menhsim 4 NJ 30: 'tlSs
le,2 to- n wall Of 20 Jackson st < "
lccIS n So o . MADISON $, I " !
10 aoss $ 8 Monroe ion I Il Z = n 1913 iss to sG beg : ' 7stS
g. n i ss, " 81 :'..a run" v :so.t MI n nios't
10 w it az. sGsriissii. , * o.s; i''S june ss: ~ e
Saw Bank; '. .sS. q ''' G: so"i -
,s T" ~. iao7. ass n s5th 81. sSasa'
Sept IS. leos-Etea Moses and ano TO
WIN and Carrie klapPsr' 80: L.. az;
5lST ST. rs. $50 g from n = cor Madison
av, 22xloo,6, June Is. leob-Na,ionHl
RRsSlk,y eo t" the fGashEseP ro SAC IsS
nth ST. ,4ss E, n .. az W Pleasant av.
sSslOoie: oc, 81; isos.Igna,s VETS.
atty. d ouinn. All Rway ....... $1,000
SYST ST. 336 L. $ $, 1855 q "a av. 246x
lo22,, May 81. lsoi-Adam II and Anna
NJ Michel TO Geo Ehret; atty. Edw NJ
TRANSFER OF TAX LIEN, 1858. july /,
Lippman to Finance pept..... s2.2sl.67
CANAL ST, 202. mort on lease. SC, Jan
20, 19l4-Samuel Bodinser to Max
Hirsch and ano; atty, Il u Siegelstein,
90 Nassau st ..,.,'. n Oo
BARCLAY ST. as, 3 3, 5oxIbo, June oS,
ls0b-Eliz Kennedy TO the Bank for say
ings In city Of n Y: atty. l. & T Co.
100 Bway ,........ seo. 600
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
TWO BROOKLYN MOVIES.

Plans were fled yesterday for a NOV
ing picture theatre to be erected at the
corner Of Flatbush avenue and Canarsie
lane by the Hertz Construction Company.
Plans for the structure. which will oc-
cupy a plot of ground s5 feet on the
avenue and 147 feet along the lane. are
by r. Thomas Short. The building will
cost upward of $4,000. The theatre
will have a seating capacity of 1900.
Plans were also filed for a moving
picture theatre to be built at the south
east corner Of South Fourth and Hooper
streets on a plot Of ground so by 92
feet. According TO the plans filed by
w. B. Willis. architect, the structure
will cost $40. 900.
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from July /. 1918; atty. II L sicgel-
MADISON AN, AZ. all-David Dows to
Douglas l. Gilman 4 co. i2i Madison
dard q VI. 1928 Bway ............!9 $500
Az e. ~, top fioor-Eiw Baunann to
Gustpv Beldegreen. ~ Av G. g., yrs from
May !. 1915. atty Harry a Goldel
iST AV. 2i3. store and part Geo Hodg-
3 yrs from June |. 1915. ......... 5000
ii5TH ST. :37-239 W, ell-Leopnld RothS-
child 10 Markus ChaJos, iO2 T. iilth IT,
= yrs from July I, 1915. atty. Samu"l
Sturtz, 1875 Bway..............S Nl0o
2D AV, 81. store floor and basement-Thc
estate OF Geo Hornherger TO saul F.
fenben and ano. 81 ~ av. 10 yrs from
May /, 1915; atty. Ruhlngcr 100
ubHay is2 s,o,e.-jobn street, cSSrpp
TO Herman A Groen. ft9 West End nv.
10 yrs from May !, 1915; atty. LIT Go.
100 MAy.... . . :. :. . !. . l = =. . !. !. . . :. . lM.uUD
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

THOMPSON ST. s,s: 100 n Spins e soS
81 :.'s si. .aCr.' r.r M,s Go 70 w atty. oi iss
yers Mtg CO, SO Liberty ct $4,000
42D sr. IS. $50 9 9th AZ. :ixsss-Same
10 Geraldine + Adee. gdn. Tuxedo. y AZ
,oSsrrGH ST. ioi E-Iawyer. TIT. & TT
60 to LAWYERS M,E Co, So Liberty 81;
is T''y w. iils%RaSyV Rspisn, to solomon
Kaplan. $50 briggs av, Bkiyn; atty bsG,
.is sTrs ST. vs. sS - .sOe I'm ov. aoo,xsss2jennis
II schrader, excr, 20 Jennie II schrader,
III " is7;h ST: at,ys, Appel & T. 8
mi Tna ST. 81 E-iaccs Schwartz :, al 70
Montague. Aaron. 100 W s7th ST. at'y;;
mTrH" ST. IS w~Mas Koore 4 sno' re:
eeivers TO Anna A Ei;ner. iso ,w,iSno
,.;s;r ', *. y sss E'i T"iL, pT w e l.Siiiienthnal to
S AsS'' ct, p a stys@ 3 wscas s.G. as broad;
~ "lXsv . '7s7.isi.Amn6ro.c Rity co % ia:
! TrGwe5idss Nsyo,Sn' Conn; %',ssSs,s7c
TO Rtbecca g Mills. smithtown' u !;
atty. T. G Co. i7s Bwsy $500
is-n&11SSn"tt to Seth. Rowns,
AZ W 57th st. atty. L T CO. $50 Broad I'd
7sTTHny ST. $50. We 4 l. Holding c.
to Columbia Tr Co. so Bwsy: atty, AZ,
s,TTu Co 81 issSS wHwwaiS,,rcd n Maciay & sno.
trus, 20 Title Guar & TT CO. l7s .rooeoHoc
way o sssss. ssE . 49,
ei3TH ST $ 3. 100 n Amsterdam av, lopN
60 Bovine to n G Dorsett. gun
So W 10th st. atty, l. I Co. $50 Broadc
way Bronx.
BoTE, Lille. to VIM Bo'e' an 'n,srSSS
PoTE. WIN. to Samuel Shulman. 5000
GAREtss. Ellz. TO Caroline Garcis'. ,iSo0
ccHfTMYt MirG '" co to Madison Az Re;o!msaa
SANE NJ, 70 LAWYERS Meg co ...... $4,000
y V TRUST co to city Mtg Co 10y,
sAMTfho % FOND q MTG ms co 70
samuel Rosenthal Co .:....... sevt
Albert, To Mamie q $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30

Flatbush property will figure In an
auction sale to-day which. though not
as great as the Johnson In progress at
the Vesey street auction. will attract at
tention nevertheless. The sale will be
held in the Brooklyn Real Estate Elk
change. 1s9 Montague street. by the
.Iere Johnson. Jr., Company. which viii
sell for the estate OF William Protzmann
I2l lots. The sale Is ordered by the
S~urrogate's Court In order to pay the
debts of the estate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30

So City Of savannah. Havre, 1875 miles east
OF Sandy Hook al : +. NJ yesterday.
Ss III Sud. Galveston, - miles south Of
Jupiter ii noon.
Diamond Shoal ~ noon.
Ss Ounda. Cardcnas, 40 miles south Of
Sandy Hook nj noon.
50 santa Rosalla, Cuba, passed Diamond
Shonl nj . =. NJ.
S. Saratoga, Havana. IN miles south of
Sandy Hook AZ i. NJ.
Tug Keepc, Boston, 100 miles east ~ Sandy
Hook a; : Y. "
So Nelson, Matanzas, bS miles srnts .:
Sandy Hook AZ , y VI
- SABINE, Key West, $50 miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ : L "
s. Antilles. New Orleans, 2Gi miles south of
Diamond Shoal nj noon.
IS III Ngllc. Galveston, 2lg miles south Of
Sandy Hook N noon.
S. Apache, JacSsony'llc, 30 miles south of
SANDY Hook at : Il. NJ,
s. lroauu,-, .Slitt0 Domingo. l5f miles south
Of Sandy Hook at 7 p NJ.
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HEIGHTS HOUSE AUCTIoNED.

i1ymou'h, a six story apartment
,ouSe at the southeast corner OF Fort
washington avenue and l60th street.
vas struck down yesterday for s1e2,50O
~ samuel Marx in the vesey street
,a.tsFoom' The buyer, Nathan Wax
,saE was the plaintiff in a foreclosure
arIoh brought against the l.. & d.,
n.a'ty company and others To recover
4 Judgment of S9.l26 and taxes AMOUNT
ing 10 s2'567. The property was sold
'1oJ''t to a prior mortgage Of sl95. 900,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-30
BUYING BROOKLYN SITES.

Louis Gold has purchased the pot. COX
Roo. at the southwest corner OF Kings
Highway and East Thirteenth street
md two parcels at the southeast corner
p Jamaica avenue and Chester street
|or improvement with seven two story
buildings with stores. He has also
Fought a plot on the south side Of st.
Piarks avenue. west Of Franklin ave
rue as a site for an apartment house,
md with Samuel Teplitz acquired the
property at 1915 Beverly road for a sim
lar operation. Mr.. Gold sold to Sarah
Edelest the two buildings at 1860 and
s62 Myrtle avenue