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and had eaten nothing for two days.
Speeding before the farmers man. a
relentless hreling who was deter
mined to nab him, he reached the
pottery and plunged through a gloomy
portal into cavern Of darkness. This
was escape. The kindly pvtters found
him in the coal heap and gave. him
some Of their dinner. George EASTER
brook was famous for his reading Of
character lie had strong doubts OF
Harvey: al the same time he was
curiously attracted to him, and so the
boy was allowed to remain and to be-
come a potter.
How will the reader regard Harvey
as the career of that youth is un-
folded? Will he wish to investigate
Harvey's psychology? viii he desire
to measure the effect Of heredity upon
Harvey against the effect Of environ
ment upon him? Perhaps he will not
care to do these things for himself,
but will be satisfied with the conclu-
sions of the philosophers In the pot
terry. He will have choice there. "He
surprises everyday minds and always
prise them unplessantly or pleasantly,
but he'll always surprise 'em because
there's something in him they haven't
got. Whether that something is
father or mother we can't say. We
can't tell which parent gave him the
nameless something that belonged to
him. II may be neither. II may
be just life that's done 1t. or again
1t may he that thing We can only
call the man himself thing apart
from the ingredients. though the re-
suit Of the mixture Of the ingredients
Who can tell" This was after Harvey
had stretched a cord low down across
dark part Of steep stairway in
| order to trip Jack EIDE. a young work.
man whose business 1t was to 20 dowr
those stairs carrying a hundred OF
more small articles OF pottery arranged
on board: also after Harvey had lee
Nelly Todd to believe that he was In
love with her and had allowed her II
her infatuated state to tell him tn,
! secret Of the mixture whereby tn,
rival Todd factory was able to turr
out pieces three feet high.
| If we set aside the conclusions Of tn,
unhappy philosopher who evolved tn,
superman we may safely be Of tn,
opinion that Harvey was faulty il
his views of what was honora bic
but at the same time there can b
no question that when he fooled Nell,
Todd and possessed himself Of tn
secret OF the Todd mixture he did
for love of his master, the founde
OF the pottcries at Brunel's Tower
II the tragedy at the end of the boul
had been omitted there still could hav
been no question. 1t might very we
lave been omitted. for 1t is not a
all ingenious or moving. but OH tn
contrary is very commonplace ma
mechanical.
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BRONX FLATS AND THEATRE.

Three fats and a theatre are provided
for In building plans filed In The Bronx
yesterday. A Ave story house. b0xSS.lo
is to be erected by tho Jacob RUPERT
Realty Corporation at the northwest
corner ~ WISE avenue and 177th street
al a cost of $4,000 from plans by the
fremont Architectural Company. a sin
story tenement, j5xl0i. is to be erec''d
on The west side Of Washington avenue
ass feet north OF lboth street ny 'ht
RoseT Realty Company, from plans NY
Gronenberg & Leuchstag. at cost CT
$50 OOo. ON East 23sth street. north
side, so feet west Of Review place. the
2ssth street Construction Company, a.
Stoweir president, will erect hve story
house, 50xss. from plans by Fred ham
mond, to cost $4,000. -,
The Sydco Photoplav Corporation VIII
MI, I'm the theatre. II Is to be a. the
northeast corner OF Morris avenue and
Islth street, and will be one story high.
C;erman. who planned the building. says
II will cost about $4,000
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NEW WEST END APARTMENT

A deal Is pending which " closed IS
expected to result In the reimprovemeht
OF several dwellings on West End avenue
between Seventy-fourth and seventy
fifth streets with an apartment mouse
Two of the houses under negotiation are
500 and all, which are owned by caro-
line 7. Inloch and Caroline c. Leaycrait
respectively. J. Edgar Leaycrat salu
Yesterday the latter property had not YET
been sold. Franklin Petit Is reported
TO be the prospective buyer. III this
nroyes correct a resale of the dwellings
has already been arranged whereby a
builder will take them over with build
ing loan and erect on their site an
apartment house How many properties
are included in the deal could not be
learned. The two houses which arc
known to be under negotiation are three
stories high on combined plot 40 feet
wide and 100 feet deep. s22 feet south
OF Seventy-fifth street.
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EASTER CAROLS AND CANTATAS FEATURE
OF SERVICES IN NEW YORK CHURCHES

prauo. Miss karlina Schrnitt. contralto:
Floyd NcaIe tenor Edward Bromoerg.
bass
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE or
NEW YORK--Centrsl Park West and
SINty-fourth street, Or. FcliN Adler will
speak ON The Christian and the Ethica!
Interpretation OF Easter at II A. NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
The subject Of tho lesson sermon In the
christian Science churches tomorrow viii
be "Gurculity."
CHURCH OF THE PfIA;RIMS-Hcnry
and Rem-cu streets, BROOKLYN. In the
morning a hail hour instrumental prelude
OF mud' for harp organ, cello and violin
has been arranged. At the evening home
time at 1.Ia the Rev. -. 4. Johnston Rosa.
II u. viii give readings appropriate to
Easter and there will he special music.
OLD FIRST PRESByTERfAN CHURCH
Fifth avenue and Eleventh street, The
RcS. Or. Howard Dut,ield Will conduct both
services, At II \. NJ. thu topic viii he Day
break" In addition to the usual anthems
groups OF Easter carols Will be sung by the
choir. At T.. NJ. the Holy Communion
will he celebrated
Lemon AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH
corner l.lst street. The Easter services
at the LennN Avenue Unitarian church
Will include special Easter music conducted
by Hugh Alexander at the organ, with the
assistance OF Miss Caroline Neidhart,
, ,,lII.t aud Iluph Allan haryton. Tho
Roy Merle -, ,roix Wright D. n Will
preach on The Far Horizon
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH -,
| President Henry churchill King Of Oher
/ lin college win presch in the ,norpin. on
B Tbe Abiding Significance Of I.aus and
+ In the .yenInr on "lts An in IN. Da,'s
. Nork Or. Frank crane Will address the
meeting OF the Young People's Society Al
/ ,.as o'1Iork
sT STEPHENS cHURCH-l2c.Ies
West Sixty-uinth street .P. NJ, caro-
. service. r NJ, preacher. tho Rev, DR.
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CHURCHES FLOWER
DECKED FOR EASTER
Less Money Spent, but Bios
SONS Are Cheaper This
Season.
LILIES POPULAR AGAIN

Churches will spend less money for
Easter flowers this year than formerly
because OF the heavy demands upon their
funds for charities. Flowers are slightly
cheaper this season. so that the displays
will be almost as elaborate.
For several years the Easter lily has
not been displayed so much. This year
1t Is to he used again. so the florists say.
Grace Episcopal Church. Tenth street
and Broadway. will have nothing except
lilies Others like ST. Thomass Episcopal,
Trinity Episcopal, down town. and ST.
Pstrick's Cath. drsl, accustomed for sew
eral seasons to employ many varieties,
will make more prominent the common
| lily.
Alone of all New York churches the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian will have no
flowers Back in the Rev. DR.. John
Halls day flowers were barred. and the
| custom has obtained ever since.
Prices for lilies this year are IL cents
blossom. This Is a wholesale prise
| obtained by most churches. The other
| flowers used will be Southern smilax,
azaleas, spirea, asparagus ferns and red
| geranums. the last named being excep-
| tonally good and inexpensive this year.
Grace Church will distribute 900 Of these
geraniums to the children at an after
| noon service. 81. Bartholomew Church.
IN Madison avenue has professional
st. Patrck's Cathedral Is invariably
decorated With flowers given by the
| people. Almost all varieties will he seen
| Tomorrow but they will he restricted
to the sanctuary and the chapel affairs
Presbyterian. Baptist and Methodist
churches are announcing more than ever
musical services for Easter These ser
vices are not the regular ones, but are
cantatss forming the entire service
usually the afternoon one. The Brick
and old First Presbyterian churches
have had such musical services in the
past. and their influence has been
marked on the others. ST. Mary the
Virgin CEpiscopaD and Central Presby
terrain churches set the pattern in violins
harps and other instruments, and thoii
influence also has had its effect A
very large number of orchestra player,
are engaged for church choir galleries
tomorrow, especially In Presbyterian
and BaDtist churches.
More than 5000 persons filed intc
trinity Church yesterday to attend thu
Good Friday services. The largest mum
Der of these were persons attending thu
service Of the Passion. which continued
from ~ \. NJ. to 3 +. NJ. The Rev. Or
William T. Manning, rector OF Trinit,
parish. was in charge and preached thu
sermon
The attendance at all the chapels o
trinity parish. extending from Cover
nors Island to l55th street. Harlem, wa
. reported unusually large. Particular.
, big increases were noted at st. Agnes
Chapel, in West Ninety-first street
where the attendance was about Lace
and the Chapel of the lntercession. l55t
! street and Broadway. where there wer
more than 5000 worshippers,
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RESULTS AT AUCTION
public Offerings Yesterday IN i""-
haitian ana The Brons.
TAT - vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph 7. Day.

lat - WESLEY NEE -
BY Joseph T. Day.
trxox Az. i7o.Ts, cor Hath st. 100 II.
~ chester Court apt strs-bahk
To- savings agt Harris Pornerartz 81 al .
du. sei0.Is7.oc: taxes. &C, s2'zss'bo'
adjourned TO Apr 1s go,
t,ru ST e2s-29 r, n =. 200 "a av, ls5
xi0os & 3 sty bldgs OF brewery--Mn-
tusl Life Ins 90 agt Jos Doeger et a, :
duo, .si. 9Os.s2: taxes, &c, foI6c; sd-
fourned to Apr IS. -
IssTH ST, W, 3. 100 " Amsterdam av.
liza ,acant-G II Montrose sgt Max
UIrsch et al: due. se.4l34T; taxes, &C.
sGej; adjourned to Apr p
BY NJ Morgenhtau Jr. co.
MADISON Av, 1895. =, - la+th n,
a9xsb 3 sty tnmt g. str-H Caminann
art l. r Hubbard ct al; due. Wis =
ssissi: taxes, sc, 3jssSo; adjourned 10
nv Samuel Goldsicker
ANsTERDAM Az W cor lSsth ~, e&loS
100. vacant--E ] Levine ct agt Ma
noleon Const co ct al: due, S32,5s2 80
10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
lat 3?os THIRD AvENUE1
BY Joseph p. Day.
CARPENTER Az, &6ss. = 9. 1875 2&oth st
abylOO-Francis u Johnstone, true. ag-
e \ Raehrle Ct al; due, S3,3so.ce; taxes
sc, s3i7.b3. 10 tho plaintiff for 3Sl?t.
MCLEAN Az. $ =. ISL Nerio 81. lOl.I'
iiO.ilxlioxi2st vacant--Helen Ketz ~
Al agt Michl Higgins ct al; due, 1925? 81
taxes. &c. so; 20 Peter oHara fo
$500.
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come from the houses Is about $4,000
They are eight stories high Of semi-fire-
proof construction, built about fourteen
years ago. There are Ave houses, one
faces Park avenue, three Fifty-eighth
street and ono Fifty-nnth street The
Park avenue houses are AT $50 and
1872. II is so feet wide and 100 feet
deep The three houses on Fifty-eighth
street abut the Park avenue house.
They are 43 to 90 and. like the Park
avenue structure, are built on plots 50x
100 The abutting house on Fifty-ninth
street is a bachelor apartment, structure
on lot 25x100.5. Charles I. Fleck was the
broker in the deal
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LEASE LONG ISLAND PLACES.

John r. Scott and Pease Gilman
have rented for Mrs, Thomas y. white
her large country place AZ 'cdarhurst,
l.. l.. one of the most attractive places
on the south side of Long Island, Mime,
Brugiorc. who recently returned from
Europe, is tho lessee.
The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Edgemere q cottage on Ocean
avenue 10 Bel Regensburg; for =, VI
Mccaffroy cottage on Beach avenue &c
A. Schuvel. and for the Edgemcro
Realty Company on the Boulevard to
Morris Hickman,
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TO BUILD HOMES AT ORANGE.

John B, Everett has purchased from
Mrs. Eva Robinson OF Manhattan a 200
foot frontage on lakewood avenue oppo-
site Orange Park and will build four
houses. James l.. Mason has purchased
from Arthur Reynolds a plot 200xl75
on sterling avenue, South Orange. and
Arthur l.. q. Doty has bought from
Charles T. Shipman tract l50xl25 feet
In Audley street. South Orange Build
ings will be erected on the properties
The deals were made In Eugene A
Kelly's office.
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DR.. ECKMAN TO TAKE CHURCH
Editor OF "ChristiRn AdvOcate'
WIN 60 TO Scranton.

II is announced officially that the
Rev, Or. George u, Eckman, editor Of
the New York Methodist Christian Adro-
cate. has accepted II pastorate and will
resign his cditorship to the book COM
mittee. which meets in san Francisco
April 81. At the office of the Advocate
It was ssid yesterday that the call TO
the Rev Dr, Eckman Is by the Elm
Park Methodist Church OF Scranton, IA.
The Roy. Dr. stephen j. iIcrben, pas
tor Of a Methodist church in Orange N.
J., is mentioned to succeed Or. Eek
man, He formerly was assistant in the
same Office and later editor Of the
EpUorth Herald.
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BREWERY GARAGE SITE.

EAST 3sTH STREET--The property at
ZIG and 21S East Thlrty-eighth street
has been bought by the J. Chr. q.
iupfel Brewing Company as a site
for garage for the company's use
The property is directly across from
the Hupfel brewery. 1t is 4o feet
wide and 81 feet deep. On the prop
erty are one and four story buildings.
The garage will be concrete. Louis
Schrag negotiated the deal
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err, DWELLINGS RENTED.

Porter 4 co, have leased for Laura
Jean Libbey- Stilwell to Sarah Lawson
the three stqyy brown stone dwelling at
~ West 10Th street,
Joseph y. Seitz leased dwellings, at
Sl7 Lexington avenue to Mrs Trcthdr
~ Lexington avenue to Catherine
Cody, 20 East Stveuty-frst street 10
Francis y walter. and Ssi Lexington
avenue to Alder, Gucring
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
BRONX THEATRE SALE.

John j Tully Company has sold to
the Bemsr Holding Company the Sea-
bury Theatre building. at the southeast
corner of Charlotte and lIOth streets.
The structure contains a theatre and
eleven stores and occupies a plot lO0X
1Oi. II was transferred yesterday.
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Nathan pechenik 70 Russ.k 4 Klluscr
Realty co. ?ei Bway, AM l. NJ mtes
$4,000. yrs, c; attys, Bsndler &
'oTh ST. :, 's Avenue 4 lsAios!::
M,ee6 Rssty CO 10 Max Bernstein IS
1918. g, atty, l. r 20. $50 Broed-
rkWRk Kv. " = ?5'ii ici.t Il. 5c,ss,CpDo,
Holding Co. " soa EEw1t' All l. ~ "S Sr"
y 9; atty. Louis Mannheim. So2 broad.
ioSTH at, 3, $50 sd Az, sSiio5''iiiIee
Lawrence Ciofn to Anna EsposiIo. ia
lotth ct, Mar 81 pr mtee il1sco.
West side.
west OF Fifth sv between Fourteenth
and 10th s,s)
''En r ST 70 90 F'2 In, Az e. -, s-sS
cG Tp1GyM a. vs. 3. x 4 SAD st, ' .
dock. .Jr. 46i Riverside pr, pr. mtg ss-
900 900 aus as pc, not, note, Mar 80, sr,.ss
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north Of 10th st)
iitTu ST. 49, 3tS ist az, 25xlOo
az PEI, bond. atty Louis w ostc!wel.,
iiiTH ST, " e. 8o5 is, av, s5xios''iiii%
SANE San to sane Ecs, Apl pr mtg ntC S"s
ilbTH ST, n s. S62s " eth sv. isox-
Jane. na'rdt to WIN i noekwooa a
mtg $1,000. due as per bond atty. r g
81 ~ bwsy ,.,',, .;;;,::....:.::. s;coo
ste s 100 " 1854 st. All l. vr.. 81. .
atty; T @ & r CO, 40 Rway a. H9
- .SKari Klein to Andrew s IA Kane Jr. 500
y, ' l. Gi,iT; e. '5S ATTY 'So'f % =:
i:iTa ST. Sc. col av ar.ic1iosii.
Lissr =, 81 iss ~ sws, due as per bono,
18th ST. n =, sac W 9TH sy, lsxes.ii-,
Is, srG s.,h security s XpI ana
fE, as ' ,,sth ~: 80. $500
EH svs 81 ilnar,in - w%irses "'' 10 1T, AZ
BENEDICT, 81 Edgehiu RI New Haven,
Conn, Mar 20. b yrs, c: atty.
i. SP iI sr bw " !. 400 "a .y. :Siicc.SS@oD
Meta r,epen6rins TO Arthur ] schol..
ave Apr j. isis c. atty, T 9, c..
!, p b :s.- g,a, = pi il.
| US. SO c; atty, Goui" MSnhsi1n. i.:
ARDEN ST. e. isi n 'Na.sl. av. 27xi0O---
BromberE Realty CO 20 Herman Cohen.
AT W isSth st. APT 2 pr mtg $4,000,
Bway ................... $500
! Bronx.
Borough OF The Bron1)
cosTER ST. $, $40 spotrord svl 7er
c. a: sS ii ii '{ Class. 81 oSanSss &:
Hoc'nToN ST. :. $50 Main st. 'i Zoe!
~ yrs, ] c; atty E ] Krus. y,
HOE Az, E cor Freeman st-chas Kiins
to Ids T dcn la'' , gr,,,o~ sv ~
atty. Hugo Ritterbusch. so Maid,u
RRsY9HSr Av. w. 100 is5th st, si '.g io.s.
each tOxico. s bldg loan mtgs each
,s2ooo-Mack Cons;n Co. Ing. 10 Ciu
ns G.? + VEL sDo st AP ws i seI ;;s. 90,
Same to American Real Estate Co. So;
s ~. ry 's & p, atty, %'fs i'' %Soa AZ e.
,saTH ST, ssi z, 50, isxiss-pes,eeit' :,
Apr !, installs. c; atty T q &
ESS1. Az WV W 5. isc,:. westchestsr- 80 a"
Roeenzw.is. 1876 W i2sd ct. March Fl
due as per bond, atty. Jos Rosenzveie
sAWE PRoPrRrYY.sairn. 10 10. Ro sscgG
weis. 1875 W l29d ct, March 81. due q
- 9eT oG gT ATTY s .sms shs,o;:. =; ~
gi565,sdimar RITZ co "1 10 Nv VIM Ra w. !
" ..s,h Ct, April J. yr"' c. stty;
SANE PRoPER Z 10 John j rG G'
co, asi f i'sth Ct April l. : yra' {; P g
wAsHr%GToN ~. isos,ic. =. Is :
r lo4-Tho- Common N Fanny Rosef, {.
! " ,'h s', VI Vernon. =. AMI an'
, Apri. :, , w.. c. ATTY, r @ q = o..
y
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EAST SIDE APARTMENT SALE.

The Antoinette apartments, on Park
avenue FIFTY eighth and Fifty-ninth
streets. have been sold. The New Eng
land Apartment Company. which bought
the property In December. 1908, trans
ferred Il yesterday to John Noltz. sub
ject to a mortgage OF $65o.ooo. Mr.
voltz buys the property as an invest
ment, there being but one vacancy IN
the houses AZ the present time. The IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
n. ~. GALLATTN A BUYER.

r Horace Gallatin. attorney. is the
buyer OF the dwelling at SO East
Seventy-ifth street. sold last week by
Ciherhard! Davis through the Douglas
Robinson, Charles s. Brown Comr my.
Mr.. Gallat!n now resides at 43s Madison
avenue,
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ppoKEps IN RECENT DEAL.

Pease e. Gilman negotiated the sale
recorded yesterday for Viola Flannerv
Of the six story elevator apartment
house at 3o3-3o5 West Eighteen stree
The buyer is the newly formed We"ts,
low Realty Corporation, represented by
Arrovsm,th & Dunn. attorneys
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
20 FAMILY HEIGHTS HOUSE.
New Fiat Planned for 1BAth st~ee'
Near Amste rslam Avenue.

Plans have been hled by Samuel
Cohen, architect, for the construction OF
Ave story Nat on the north side or
t5fth street, 1875 feet east OF Amsterdam
avenue, for tho West i54th street Com
pany, David Levin president. 1t VIII
have frontage of ~ feet and depth
of SILL feet and will have sccommoda-
tions for twenty families. The cost has
been estimated at $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
MANHAssET HOMEsITE SOLD.

LEcluse. Washburn 4 Co. have sold
to l.. Eickwort Jr., plot e0xl24. on
the main highway at Manliasset, L. l..
directly opposite the house recently pur-
chased by Charles b. Reade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Tutino 4 Ccrny have sold for Sophie
Hofeller to a client for investment tho
four story brick dwelling and store at
1903 Fifth avenue, on plot 19xl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
TRADE IN MADISON AVE. house.

The four story and basement private
dwelling at 7I0 Madison avenue. north
west corner of Sixty-third street is 10
he made over into stores and o'1ces az an
estimated cost OF $4,000. Harold Mat
thew. Is the owner. Gronenberg &
Ieuchtag are the architects.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-03
WEST ORANGE HOUSE TENANT.

The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
and Ira NJ, Taylor have leased for Mrs.
J. sheldon Tilney her property on Eagle
Rock and Prospect avenues, West
Orange, N. j., TO William w. Crabb.
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fS0N'h OF fouEkftIln 49,
SUFFOLK ST. -, :, 1913 Grams a.
c5txlOO--A bert u Unger 20 tho Public
Rank Of y !, 50 Delaney ~ tforec.os
Mar - mtgs s2s,ooo, ali Hens Mar 80
a'tys StroOck & S, 80 Broad st. over
ana above mtge ,........,. -: ...s SloVo
RROOME ST, Iii. 20 Ridge -, .ON
so--Bond & Mtge Guarantee co 20 Abr
katz 1874 clinton - and and
Api 10; atty. g Co, l7e B~aH 800
GREENE ST, s0-S2, =, 81 spring -.
5Oxl0O tforecos Mar SD-Francis W
pollock ret 20 Bank for say, so +th
az Ap. !. at'ys. 'adwalader' w IT,
40 Wal st,t,,...,.. -..- .t.s.''' ''''""u
HnJ-STON ST. s. 60 w Congress ~ IN
7.-l-ruuk Strothmeicr 20 Nathan We'ss
,Ns I'm -. West New York. y !. ana
,,loysrni Nitale. 42s l?'h -. West New
York y '. all Hens. APP atty q g
AvFNI'E j.. cor t,h a., ?:xls--Louis
Block 70 SAM Gruher. no Henry =
:. Mar 81, m'se $4,000 ....... 700
sTH 81. 6gs-2S L. =. 2-o Avenue G
leN9i. sth Il. s40-ic L, :. ~ Ave
ruc g.. il.l'Na,-Mary W-.rStein 20 %.
Nssf 6sih - 20. --t t9'h - 70 art
and e. a <. an liens, Apl I atty. II
Mit,lom8nr. - cedar - ......,.. $1,000
% Az 1850 cor 10th - tl9'--Nl DO
-Alg5'Isasc Y bingham. ref 20
poughkeepsie say Bank, Hl-7 Market -
Poughkeepsie, forec.os MAJ .
atty~. ] l. Lsaycroft & CO, 20 70
q .
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LEASING IN wEsTCHEsTER.

Julia Beverley iiiggens has leased for
one year Grey Stone Farm at Mount
kisco. y. V. for Mrs. w. :. Montgomery
10 W. Fellowes Morgan, Jr, of New
York.
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Z East OF ruin aN ~ Ven ''"' 1''
tsrH ST. aga L. n >. 300 &, "a aya, :5Nioo5
Meta riepenhrtng to. Ferd, .EnsseTr'
N NTe'9g9 20 rs 'H B~sy S.'''' "',
10Th ST. e, 1884 I'd av. IL >\loO."
Marg, ra4ter99al to Nar s,, N / k1se1
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Apartment 20 TO Jno Nolz, lSi s6lh
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