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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-06

The Holland-America steamship Oostsp.
dyk. sailing to-day for Rottcrdam, will
take mail. closing az s:3o A. NJ, for the
Netherlands. Germany, Austria. Hungary,
LuNemhurg and for other countries whom
specially addressed
Tho HollRnd-America steamship Po,s.
dam. sailing to-day for Falmouth and
Rotterdam. Will take mail, closing at :. 20
\ NJ. for Europe except tho Netherlands
Germany. Austria. Hungary. LuNembur
and Turkey. Africa, West Asia and the
East mules.
The scandinavian American liner Fred
erik VIII, sailing tomorrow 'or Christ
iansand. Will take mali closing az 10
A NJ TO- Germany, Austria, Hungary,
Norway, Sweden. Denmark. Russia and
I.uxernburg AMI for other countries when
specially addressed
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fSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
DIVISION ST, . cor Eldridgc at. ~ TX
'5.3--Marcus Chargin to Aborn Real
Estate 60. &c " 18Th II. u part mtge
$4,000. April .. Rttys. Krakower 4 T.,
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i.D STREET ALTERATION.

now" Foot, Jr., reports that on May
! A., atoms will be started on the NIL
va. estate property at the northeast
''-r0r ~ forty-second street and Madi-
~. avenue and a new entrance pro-
Woo .or the office portion on Madison
a''7"" 10 he known as 32l Madison
eV'N'~ one Of the Forty-second street
''F.'..s. ~ % Fas' Forty seCond
N'' VII hc removed and new
so'. 7'orporated in its place, the For
I. ."0d street entrance to be at 4J
Pa. Forty. second street
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RENTS wEsTCIIEsTER HOME.

Julia Reverrey Higgins, has leased for
one year Grey Stone farm at Mount
kisco, y. Y, belonging to Mrs. w. s,
Montgomery, to W. Fc'lowes Morgan.
Ir.. OF Manhattan.
Fish g. Marvin have rented furnished
for the summer for walter w. Law. Jr.,
n property At Brlarclin Manor to MIS-.
Arson q. McCook Of New York; also
for a term of years for Miss Emily Og
den Butler her property on the corner
of Fenimore and Tompkn@ roads, Scars
dale known as Farm End, to Harold
T.. Porter, vice president of the Porter
Publishing COMPANY Of this city
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Atlantic, duf nnd West Indies steamship
Lines, clyde Mallory Ward Porto Ri,
Lines 800 hroaIwdy, New York CHS.
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RENTING BUSINESS SPACE.
''nte season Changes Keep Bro
kcrs' Onices busy.

charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement AZ 1876
canal street 20 Moses Price for three
years the store and basement at -
Walker street to X. Berman 4 Co. and
the second floor of -. Water street to
George C;rosseliinger four lofts at 35G
Pearl street to Frank Celia 4 Co the
iofts AT ~ Fulton street to the Empire
Print; space in the Schieren Building,
3u-3s Ferry street, 20 the Fred Rcup-
ping Leather Company. AMI u loft at
32-S4 Frankfort street to Henry 2uhr.
+. X. Boyd has leased from Edward
Margones the parlor floor store in the
altered dwelling AT - East Thlrty-hfth
street. Mr.. Boyd IL a guide OF country.
wide fame and will use the store for
the gale of sporting goods
Homer Foot. Jr., has leased In the
Transit Building. : East Forty second
Street through to 10 East Forty-thir
street. the ground floor 10 the Corn FIX
change Bank. Grand Central branch,
and offices to Habrshsw Wiz. Conn
pany, Walker James. Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
V. 4 c. Home Portrait Company, Hi
Hard Construction Company. Mord
Marks. Ebling Realty Company. Russell
Raynor. sydney +. Hazlitt. A. J. O'Don-
ovan a. Go. AMI Howell &. Perrin: also
additional store space in the Mlbank
property at Madison avenue and Forty
second street to +. Il Tripler a Co. and
stores to the Alexander Wilson COM
pany. +. T. Barter and Marcus Soul
also the store, ~ East Forty-seco
street. to Charles a Co
;. OsgoOd Pell a. Co. have leased for
three years the second floor at 10 East
Ffftieth street TO Maison d. Verrler.
and the store ami basement a. 2a0 Fifth
avenue TO Samuel Schwartz Sons & Co
+. T.. Malone has leased 1000 SQUARE
F.as e
the northwest corner Of Broadway and
Ffftieth street to the Cioody ear Tire and
Rubber Company.
Louis Schrag has leased the second
. loft at l53 10 l59 West Twentv-sev-
enth street to Abraham Freed.
Stephen II. Tying. Jr.. Il c.. have
lea sed space In "a and &c West Forty
sixth street to \. V. Dennison. VIII
lam c. limerick q Co. william Hep
ner and TO l.. Coletti ~ Co space in
$50 Fifth avenue TO the phrniX Glass
Company: space in 81 East Twenty
sixth street for term OF years To
the International Druggists and Chem
lists Laboratories; also space In 2lo
Fifth avenue for term ~ years 20
Meier x Frank Company
Albert Il, Ashforth ana Spear Co.
have leased the sixth lott in 329 and
33l Fourth avenue 10 the Phoenix Knit
lIllt NoThT loT term '' wears.
pease u tlliman have rented for
James Boyd to Nine. Lulsa Monteverde.
COR restaurant uses. the four story and
basement house at l3a West Forty-frst
street.
The Brett 4 Goode Company has
rented the top moor In lti-ld7 Fifth
avenue, corner of Twenty-hrst street, To
the Philadelphia Tapestry Mills and the
seventh floor corner. containing about
5000 square feet. to Charles W. I.vford
4 Son for a term OF wears.
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NAssACHu SETS.
TO RENT-DCTCH COLONIAL COTTAGE
THE SllInEs

Thirteen good rooms, Two baths, fine
porch. open air dining room. sleeping bal
cOny, field stone fireplace. Located on
Berkshire Heights commanding fine view
Of mountains and lake. Three acres ~
land with garage. chicken house. small
dollhouse. half acre ever-bearinK red
raSpberrie-. plenty Of ground FOR flowers
and kitchen garden. Big open spaces
with plenty Of sunshine. Peauiltul woods
In hackground--ideal spot for small family.
Complettv furnished, hot air heat Glen
wood range. fine water. owner going West
ono thousand dollars for season.
Property IL In Great harrington. Mass
Information address. ~ INLAY st. Hart
ford, Conn
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TRADES B'kLYN APARTMENTS.

Herman Schroeder has sold the five
apartment houses he built on the for
me- Stranahan block on Clinton, Sack
81 and Union streets TO the Embro Land
Company OF Philadelphia. W. II. New
ton president. These houses. recently
erected, were given in trade for a large
uact % land at Union Course. L. T..
Which Mr.. Schroeder contemplates de-
veoping at once with zoo two family
houses each on lot 20xi00 feet The
exchange was negotiated by the John
Reiss Company.
R g. Robinson has sold for Grace
NJ Besnian TO Arthur Brown the two
family brick house at Isj Leherts ave-
nue.
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NAY MrA> aTH AVENUE SALE.

The 1850 Firth Avenue Corporation
has been formed AZ Albany with cap
tie, o. $1,000 and tho following direc-
iors H. u. Chips. r e. Hail and
Charles q. F'egan. The property AZ that
location consists OF a i've story resi-
dence being at the northeast corner OF
FIFTH avenue and Eightv-nnth street.
Il fronts 2j.2 feet on the avenue and
1924 feet on the street. and Is owned
b. Percval Fdrquhar. president OF the
Argentine Railway Company
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BUYS BRONxvILLE HOME SITE.

Fish & Marvin have sold for tho
lawrence Park Realty Company
property a. Lawrence Park. BronXv!lle.
70 otto Faelten, az architect of this
riy, II Is the purchasers intention to
improve the property for residential
purposes in the near future.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS

:, Ryudam, from Rotterdam
=, WIVES. from Bellze
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MAINE.

TWO OF the best camps In the state o.,
Maine In that great health resort OF
Naples Hay. Naples. Maine one on an
island. i0Ll acres. boat house. ice house
tool house. interior pond that can be
stocked FOR private use; all furnished and
ntted ready to step into: the other camp
IL on the shore ~ thc rear ~ the first
and has 20 acres. garage. engine house,
TOOL house and gas plant, all ready 20
step into and furnished from cellar to
attic; cost $4,000 to build. building on
shore. camp was hull by Mr.. Wright Of
building man on premises 20 show parties.
X. box lG3 sun nfilcn
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BRO>N SITE FOR CHuRCn.

]. Clarence Davies has sold for Her
ran heidelberg to st. Marks Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church n site FOR new
sdince the plot 102x50, at the northwest
corner of Martha avenue and 242d 81.
The property Is at the boundary line of
tie cities of New York and Yonkers.
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WITH ST, 215-2i9 W, n T. 147i W eth av,
v. MN ?. two 4 sly tennis and storss
ana two stN rear tnmts. Sh av. 7S3
" :. 1is Ihih IT, 2j.iNiOO, 2 sty tnmt
and stores 3Sth st. 200 w, s. s26
S'h av. 25N9s.H, nvc sty tnmt: 9TH av.
300 . cor 3sth ST. 2tgNl0O Ave atty
ttuint and stores. nth aV. 3O2-t, u q cor
2oth St. 4e.+x5b. two I sty anmts and
s'ores--Sherir' sale Of all right, title
Nc which VI Richter had on October
80 l9l'' or since. Adjourned TO April i2.
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TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

The next meeting OF the Harlem Prop
erty owners Association will be held
on Thursday evening at S:I5 i. NJ. Al,
this meeting the proposition OF thl.
association having its own clubhouse
VIII come up for discussion.
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lis PFNDENS
Manhattan


10 Az 81 30 - NS,nha,'an Y CO We
neo Mc btnWn d" a. ga aS ~ I'M
W marry a'Nui' ~, ~ 90 Az - ~
Sts' ,,s'ne vs. mas Nhi"l H' o., so
~ S'e 20 900, same W Joseph he.ht.
Su aN' 80 san, " i.n,iha ,n,lusu.
a., 90 Nv PIG same " ,hlls'i, ~,
Kei n,en osi,y To- "' All av 81 on or ssS
satne " ,'r. Str,' N r.. a.. 90 az, ~
ssme vs. MhtEnt't D-.any ~ a., so aN'
80 SANE - '"rs" Sghu. imam a.
~ aN' ~ ana 80 sam ~ JuHa q
Msk"p ~ al, SH HN' - sam" vs. ia
ff.ueI ,.n hlshyp a., "a "y. 50 So
sam V, mare h"nn'ef "t az 81 aN,
80 ehd "a sam. 81. f,t"r poclgrt
nnIrWlns 60. .nG. 90 aN 90, same W.
40 same v Lon's ; atrcock 81 al. Sd
nN -" anne v. 81 'Ln,. N'rI'h totP
a., so Az -, taHI1 VS. '"'ne'
uA's, az OF Az vi ~ 49, same W ~"
" StusstS 81 a. 81 as. same
- Arthur blHe: 81 a. 80, ,am- va
avn .tUI.se -, xvi ni5o,, q. =, "a ~
;G;. same vs Emma n Zsitner . al.
81 az 81 sane v John u Hunekc ~
.,-e >" a, Al AZ t'''iai'us' ,, ne
EaT Il Mount b., =, al; 81 ay "a 'ome y,
an. s's, -"mI Va John tt hrnsnaN - "..
%st"., al al: a." "a ay 5;s' ' same t'. =. s%ao.
h"lO'nh", 'i tt. tt ny toe ana ''N.
"a ay. .. -a4me y. Mourse + sshi~'iu-
ger rI,,at "a - Nv, vs. eng - sam.
20 s5ine ~ MAJ" MoS, nel -, ~. 81,
AZ '"" sam" " O'l" Ssne, 81 az
- RN' SUI. stir" - Mary J. MHguir"
81 a. 81 ~. 80 90 3ai same g.. Mus-
i''NTh"''t ~ 80 '' ~. 80" ." - -'.''
a., ''".', ',. !, a." ~ a." , .h n' .....,.
~. ~. ''''" ~. VI. D. 'e' Miriam 90
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MORTt. AGES.

Cwih name and address ~ lender and
lenders attorney
downtown.
tSOufh ~ Fourteenth St
ORCHARD ST .. 1903 Canal 81, .5x
N7-Isidoro Abraham ju Union Trust 60
~ \, 20 BNtI. du" April I. lHlS, =
y G, March 10, atty, r - 60, ZIG BROAD
way ..,-.,.............. ....... s210p0
Fast Side,
(East OF Fifth ny, hetWrou Fourteenth and
roth sta
Goth ST, n " cor 2d az, " john
Brennan 70 p"tsr puoIgcr Brewing 90,
AO7 H. both st, demand, y e. March 80,
ATTY. Jun e iiocnying"r io7 T. iath
SEP ST. II =. 27.e . Lexington nv, 3ONlO. :
NgrEt MCN"ru,y "a nv * pruliuE, l79
T. s0th IT. Apr :, du, ds per bond ,
atty, Knox a y, - Cedar st.......$ $500
iOaTH Sr u g. .O7c t "a g,. &T.fvlo0 II
AuuIr Nywnu ant apo &" SAM ny
rnun. "a" " l"Nih -. ~ wtEc t36,"u0
AprIi o. llp 60. g. l"lN, Il p g. atty,
Htrry VI Nirk.ou. so liVuN ..... t4,opo
West side.
west NJ Flrh AZ, between Fourteenth
and ION s'sr
9TH AV. T. sO,3 iith ~, 20.lys0---
"has Jcck to Harry NJ Grocnbors 3s5
Contra! Park Wet. Arr'i e. pr mtsa
$1,000 yrs ~ n 9, ATTY, W NJ
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LEASES LONG ISLAND PLACE.

Cocks willets have leased the cot
tage on the Edwin y. Morgan estate nj
wheatley Hills, l.. l., 10 Snowden 4.
Fahnestock
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h""hln ~ ,rIHTuE>r SALE.

I.su negotiated ihc recently re
...' of fh" Bl-nhcim Court apart
o ..I-, ~ TIE. northwest Cornc~ ~
nI'te -vruu" and l11ih street,
a ''n iiriiciDris-i 10 Joseph =.
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RHoorlLy> APARTMENT PLANS.

'wuan 4 Shampan have prepa red
"I i've story apartment house,
" fu be erected OF the north side
:, Kan avenue. $50 feet east Of
AL lycLle. Brooklyn, for the Madi-
.''lr''ou and Improvement COM
'' .p-l $1,000.
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Borough OF Tho Bronx

Sd Az. t92o. ea. gS6x95--Alfred Levin 20
German savings Bank. 10; 9TH av. Mar
~ yrs g. attys. Amend \.
pRosffcTT u ~ sis?.' so,ici..',;tuy.tySVyS
Haase to sophie Busath, a33 SD
~, pr mtg 500 0OO. Apr !, yrs. . e.
atty. 4 ID Lyons. 26i Bway .......s $4,000
WALTON Az. = W cor 1891 st. .i5No6--
eco W McAdam TO Sylvan Lehmayer.
goo W s5th At. Apr :? . yrs BY y C,
atty. sylvan Lehmayer. a0G " 18th
FOX ST. ioss.io. .e. 5osioc-F'oanore
$ Hannemann to Max Bldg Co. Inc. 1852
Morris av pr mtg $4,000 Apr /, due
% 1915 p c: atty. r T CO.
CLINTON Az. cor Crotona Park South.
3SNlol .3--Regiua Rsnder and uno 90
Henrietta MiChaels. 100 W seth 81 pr
mtg 100000. Mar 81. yrs. 4 y e, atty,
Arnold Michaeiis. 220 BwHy ...... 81. 600
BAlNRR1DGE Az, W =. i7i7 is4th ~,
:3loxNN.S-Clio Rlty Corpn to Peter
Hassingcr, 1897 BainNridse av, Mar 81.
yrs, 5ia c; attys, Desker \ ;, 100
cHEsToN Az. .2si. " :. .oxi .o-ida +
Freitag to Julius Spiegel. s7s Pearl ri,
pr mtg $1,000, Apr 3, instals p c; atty,
SpiegcL Rector st.....,,.,Si,ib
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CALUMET CLUB LESSEE.

Or j. wallace Beveridge IL the lessee
Of the old Calumet Club property, Fifth
avenue and Twenty -nnth street, leased
last week by pease 8 Gilman.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday IN the
Manhattan sairsroom.
TAT IL vEsEy STREET 7

~ VI. W0fR0nlhhW IN, 20.
AMSTERDAM Nv. IaCp-ia7i. = all |.
lIAth 81 SHNi00. six sly Hat and strs---
Fee Simple Realty 80 ~ Middietown
Realty Go ri al; partition. Adjourned
to April ~
sSTH ST. log ". - 10 Columbus av.
35Nlo2.2. fNc sty nat-Ltilie Sicgbcrt ct
a. "Nrs and truS W Robert Lawrence
~ AZ due. siS,26h.pa; taxes, Nc. 81.
$3.50. Adjourned to April Il.
By Joseph =. Day.
l52p ST, 62d W e. 376 " Bway, eE.6x
lys. TO- two sty dwlg Ill II piescn Us \ NJ
Kelly 81 al due, slo.6s5.5i; taxes. &c
ssasSs; to Martin ~ poodkind 81. 500
lllTH 81, So3-.oI w, n :, 100 " 9TH aN.
dONl0" six sly nat-German Savgs Bank
" United Boros Real Estate co ct al:
uu". sbSli5.31. taNes. 81, si,541.40: to
IN. plalntih .................... So. o0U
18th ST. ats aud sis u. >. 7aG . ID
~. aIN loS3 ID W Halstead, trus, VS.
Henry kosenstcin 81 al: due, Sos, .9i. ~ /.
taxes &c Sl''si.io' to the plain.
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RHODE ISLAND.


Nine room furnished cottage and garage
on Atlantic Ocean. other furnished sum
mer cottages Co. sale or rent NJ WATCH
HILL and nearby beaches
send for booklet
FRANK W. COY. Westerly n.
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SEW HAMPSHIRE.

WHITE MTs. -CottRH- o. state road.
complete" furnished /. rooms. 2 baths, %
frc p'a ces. team heat, enclosed s.ocring
porch, garage, shade tres, lndguiuc"ut Views.
Address GRAY GABLES. jefferson. y II
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MANIFESTATIONS N9rN TWO nv IT
in thc supreme Court for ru'.igr. Apr
!, original sS5, 7sS, as 7S', 'o>. 1853.
~" and s's
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'Manhs'an Island, north OF I1uth ST
LEMON AV, .. 81 isdth st. ltSN
lb--Johanna Kahn and ano 20 Jeanette
Srhvarz, ana W Htth 81. sept u. 1911,
que as per bond; atty. II Schwnrz, 1870
Fulton st............. ........ 81 600
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WEIR n ONI.
LAKE CHANPLAIN

FURNISHED. THREE TO TBN ROOM
HOUSES. MODERN PLUMBING. RENT
FROM MAY TILL NOVEMBER sis5 TO
s2i. Bathing Beach. dock. spring water,
best fishing screened porches. guides
motor and row boats furnished. Apply DR.
MELVILLE, 50. Adams, Vermont.
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Bronx.

EBLiSG. LOUIS VI. 90 WIN Ebllng 800
LAWYERS MTG 90 60 Leon
Adler .... Observation-Disclosures. $40 900
ktEPPEL. cHAS c. TO Maria krep-
NENHAITAX MIRO co 60 NnnIcivp,.y
Police Mutual Assn Of Greater. New
York Iur................. s3e 600
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

09p ST. l?9 W-Jau". Kirkland agr
Doro,h"a " simmons - al, f.h :
BROADWAY. ltsO--L Birth & Son agt
Delta Theatre Corpn 81 a.. Dec 81,
ELY Az IS. as Boston rd 20XiOO--
vinc.nzo Mcrcruino az, Fed Byron q
al Nov T. iait,,,..,.,.,.,.,,..., ~
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COTTAGES. nuNGAI.OMs roR RENT

tOTTNGES, III NUNIOWS FOR RENT
Wildwood Beach, select resort near port
land, Maine. si1j 20 $500. completely fur
nishe1. fireplace sanitary plumbing, cleo
trio lights. bathing. fishing. tennis and
golf Send for Booklet. Concord Realty
Co. 81 ENcharge 81. por.IanA
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 49,. at eco "
Lowest temperature. 3S'. at u. ".
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

10Th ST A:s w--Adc.ph Werner to sadie
Van Praag, 30S L. l6lst st....... $500
18TH ST 2s9-271 W--Chss RubinCcr to
Jos l. Butterwieser 30O Central park W
attys. Cnger 4 L, llj Bway..........t
RIDGE ST. 73--Nese.lmever 20 wez n
I.rweck. 1856? Myrtle ay. Bklyn. 81
list ST, sol W-,'lUrence De " Rogers
and ano trus. 20 Myrs Schenck famson.
%! W 7gd st: d;tys. Gordon 4 Rogers.
~ Bway .......... order OF constn
LEXINGTON Az. 3i2-Title . q r Co
to Title - & T co, trus. i76 Bway. atty.
jacob Gordon, s4G Bwsy. ...... $40, 0u0
LEXINGTON Az, 3t2---San. Trus 20 John
" Benner S2o Y ism st Hkiyn, ATTY.
Jacob Gordon. 346 Bway ............ti
FLETCHER ST. 80 10 IN. and Front 1t
lG3-TI;le q 4 CO to Emil Thi.lc, II y
10th at; atty. T - Go. l76 Bway, $4,000
10TH Az. :. 75.5 n i5th IT, 2J.lXiOO---
Harrison ID Meyer to Florette : Never.
lgs " s6.h ~ a
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NG lN>It~' l.II<>
Manhattan

PARK Az. 1855 .. American uutrDn,.s
Nponug 20 SIS Akron Bni'omE ., ai,.
B'ng a Bug Coust CO. 'ur .u.n"r.
Osborne, Rea & 60. contractors s..N
ibIh IT. 3o7 20 2lS N--Tutt.e & paii.r
MIG 90 ~ Vincent Aston. So 81 al
'ru.tce-. owners. Osborne, Res a GO.
iTH Av, =, whole block front between
18th and .j.h SITS futile & narey Mfg
co vs. National cloak and SUI. 90.
owners osborne, Rea 4 r. ,ou'-or'
PAKK Az. 9es-Tu,,ie . BAILEY Mes GO
" Bins 4 bing Cons' 'H. Inc. ovucr.
2irh ST. .oi James Hopkins " "a
horne Ren s 90. ,on'reciar So -
lialpin ~ Fourth Morav!au church OH.
m" CITY NJ y. owner, stephen w..
COY, contractor l"sucNu,r ....... ...... $40
l4rH ST Els FL I koo'inp GO. lur ,s
stephen Nhorry, owner. Nm u Moore n
i6.D ST, rs 20 40 " WAYNE q. Trrr
and Punp CO VI James and Edy'hc
e liauok-l owners. Jumel Garage Corp.
lessons; II T. wright n 20, contrib
G,rH ST. 81 20 80 W-canioe sm',n
Il Rowland CO 's Houuouvi'lo Realty 49,.
Owner. = j A.n''.a " Sons. opu'r1. tn,.
norm 81. aud WIN Na'h"mks
" Louis W Morrison, owner. Dnu5ig \
Esonhorg and lnscvm Amusement CO..
contractors ....... .............. -
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

with name and address Of lender and
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The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
BERLIN SORRY
 IF AMERICANS
 HAVEPERISHEO
Official Message Relieves Ten sion That Followednthe
 Arabic Affair.
UNITED STATES TO WAIT

Washington, Aug. "A. Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador, communicated with the State Department today in structions from his government expressing regret and sympathy if Americans lost their lives in the sinking of the Arabic, and asking that the United States delay taking a definite stand in regard to the affair until Ge.- many could be heard from.
 This was the first word from an official German source con eerning the Arabic, on which two Americans perished. It brought relief from the tension which had been growing daily. Off cials said the American govern ment would await the German explanation.
 Count von Bernstorff tele graphed the State Department from New York the text of hi; instructions from Berlin, as fol lows.
 "So far, no official information is available concerning the sink. ing of the Arabic. The German government trusts h { the American government will noi take a definite stand at hearing only the reports of one side, which, in the opinion of the i'm perial government, an not correspond with the facts, bu' that a chance will be given to Germany to be heard equally. Although the imperial govern ment does not doubt the good faith of the witnesses whose statements are reported by the newspapers in Europe. it should De borne in mind that these statements are naturally made ] lnder excitement, which mign' easily produce wrong impress ions. If Americans should have actually loss their lives this NJ naturally be contrary to our in -ention. The G-rman govern
 nent would deeply regret tbt tact and begs to tender the sli, cerest sympathy to the American government"
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
PRESCOTT & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
 COMPANY
Boys and Girls Strawberry Club

On Saturday afternoon, Sept. 4th, a meeting will be held at Blevins, Arkansas, for the pur- pose of organizing boys and girls strawberry club.
 |. will be the object of this club to plant 100 acres or more of strawberries in October in the territory tributory to Blevins as shipping station. Cash prizes of 5000, $25.00, $500 and 5000 will be paid by the Pres colt & Northwestern Ky. Co. for first. second, third and fourth best acres of berries. The pri- zes will be awarded to boys and girls only, but it is hoped that many grown-up farmers, also, will plant berries and their acre. age will be given credit for on the hundred acres required to be planted by the club.
 Both the young folks and the & srown-ups, therefore, should be interested, and it is hoped that everyone interested in the work the P. & N. w. Railway is try ing to do in cooperation with the farmers, will be in attend ance at the meeting.
 l.. A. Markham,
 Extension Agent.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
LET EVERYBODY CAN

Can what? Can Arkansas fruits and vegetables for winter and next spring. Thousands of bushels of peaches have routed on the ground this year for want of a market, and yet, no doubt, thousands of city and town fam lilies will buy next winter cans of peaches shipped from New York. Let every family in the towns and cities of Arkansas buy right now, five bushels of peaches. Can for pies and for desserts? Can, sisters. can. If in doubt what else to do, can. Chicago is having a Peach Day" Why not have Peach Day" in Arkansas before it is too late? Then let everybody can apples for pies next spring, make peach and apple buffers. marmalades and suchlthings for use. and thus give our cash tC our own growers.
The Nevada County picayune., 1915-08-27
ODD BITS OE NEWS

Allentown, Pa. Paul and Fred Goldsmith of Commack, L. |. { ook refuge in a barn during a storm. The lightning struck a
 illar against which Paul was leaning, ran down it and ripped the mans shirt entirely from his body. Paul's body was scorched, but Fred was knocked unconscious.
 Lake City, Fla. Georgia Gar Ter, years old, coughej up a small metal dol which she had swallowed three years ago.
 Topeka, kas. A. C. Bartell, police court reporter, had a tip hat some persons had buried peer in their back yard. He Ok aimed grave diggers spade md stealthily entered the yard. After much labor in what appear ed to be a newly made grave, he