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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
BOROUGH PARK RESTRICTIONS,
To BE Lifted In Four Years-This
should Help Coming Auction.

Referring TO the auction sale Of all
the unsold lots on the original Borough
Park property to he held in the Acad.
envy of Music in Brooklyn June l5. Mr..
Johnson OF the Jere johnson Jr. Com
psny said yesterday:
There were approximately 1000 lots
In what may be called the original Ror-
ough Park. All these have been sold
with the exception Of the 2sl lots which
We nav been retained to sell.
"All the restrictions In Borough Park
expire on January !. 1920. about -ou,
and one-half years from the date of the
sale. Owing 10 this fact and to the
further fact that the greatest demand At
present Is for two family dwellings and
for apartment houses. considerable lati-
tude Will be allowed purchasers IN the
matter OF restrictions. On practically
the entire property not only one family
houses. attached or detached, but also
two family houses and apartments will
be permitted. Whenever II seemed feas-
ible the setback line has been eliminated.
stores are permitted on New Utrecht
avenue, Sixteenth and Seventeenth ave-
nues. also on Sixtieth street and the
property south Of Sixtieth street as well
as on certain lots located on the side
streets near New Utrecht avenue.
Three branches of the dual system
directly affect Borough Park. The New
Utrecht avenue elevated extension Is
now built past Borough Park. There
are four stations on the property Itself
At F~orty-third. Forty-ninth. Fifty
fourth and Sixty-second streets. The Sea
Beach subway, with an express station
at New Utrecht avenue and Sixty-sec-
ond street, penetrates the extreme south
westerly part of the property. The Gull
YER elevated extension. running through
Thirty-seventh street and Gravesend ave
rue. helps tbs northwesterly and westerly
sections, Then. too. we must not for
get the Sixteenth avenue trolley line,
which passes through the property for a
long distance md operates frequent cars
to various centres In BROOKLYN"
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Incoming Vcss"Is-Hy wireless.

- N"v York inuIy. .p- miles cas-, of
Sandy Hook ~ noon YESTERDAY
- Creole. NrW orleans. $50 miles south Of
Diamond Sholl Al noon
IS Comet, SABINE, 10 miles southwest of
Diamond Shoal Al noon
- Onnda, Cardrna- 2l miles south OF
Sandy Hook At noon
= Radiant, New Orleans. %, miles north Of
Jupiter az rEO..
(, Fl Aha Galveston, 20 miles south of
Jupiter nj noon.
s Concho galveston 40 mile. south of
Jupiter At u NJ
$ Huron. Jacksonville. 90 miles south Of
Sandy Hook at p VI
, Tu- krruc. Bruuswlrk. o.. miles southwest
% Diamond Shuil AZ = + VI
IS N"sla. Port Arthur, ..' miles west Of
Tortugps at noon
S Fl sI+lo. Galveston 2i miles east OF
Galveston bar ~ q =
So III RIO, New Orleans, ~ miles south Of
SANDY Hook at noon
So Fl. Sol. Galveston, i" miles south OF
Sandy Hook ~ . T. VI
- john, y .Ro.kcfn'l"r Tuyram IN miles
south of Sandy Hook NJ noon
- saratoga. liNtut. -4' mics south OF
Sandy iiuuN 81 , = NJ
S. lgnang JaglsoGy.tl", l,6 miles south Of
S. Comm. wine, 7aram srlho. 10 miles
south OF Sandy Hook NJ = y. NJ.
81. Canine, London. 1870 miles east of Sandy
Hook ~ Q =. M.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations have
been chartered at Albany:
Oryista Realty Manhattan.
capital, $40, 900: directors. Harry B Davis.
Edgar Euinger and Isidore Mitchell.
Mount Vernon. y. Y.
Westbury Land COMPANY. Manhattan:
capltaL, $40, 900. directors. RAlph ROYAL.
Edward IL. Green and Max Shoop, Sew
York city.
W. Albert Swasey, Manhattan. CupItil,
5000; directors, W. Albert Swnzry,
Eleanor X. Swazey and Louis L. OBrien,
Nov York city,
Lancer 4 Kahn, Manhattan. capital,
81. 1000: directors, Katherine A.. OIeary'
New York city; Emma Illman. Jersey
CITY. y. J.. and Emanuel l. Meyer. New
York city.
Morel.y Realty Company. Manhattan;
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with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name is omitted
address party of second part)
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SANGER. ELIZA. 20 Lille Sanger 5000
APOSTOLICO. NICOLA, to Crown Operat-
SATISFIED
with name and address OF lenders
fornrN.1

with name and address OF lenders at
torney.i
iaOTH ST ?.:s w;.:s, a:o W Sth az;
to : $ ST y g l9i.a TO beg, 5th av, 2:2I-
2c3l.. Sc cor is6th a. 49, llNloo; lSt1h
st, S',S7 W; N i ,@ 2Ss e agnoT + az X,p sST
to Paterno Bros. Inc, sol W ll5th st,
atty, Fredk \ snow, 10 Wall st $500
w0ophuFE Az. : NOV lII'h ST.;
Apl 20, ioil-Robt ] and Mary V vane
10 Margt Knox, atty, Arthur Knox, l9s
isiTH sr, n :, % " Wordsworth av, 6ox
s9.ll. Aug 20. lsit-Aldus Constr. CO
SAME PROPERTY, Jan ! l9i5-Corporal
Realty GO, Inc, to the Aldus Constr co;
attys, Mclaughlin & stern 10 william
l7aD ST, $ 5. ia?G e Audubon av. 37,sx
100, June l.. i90s--John i Simons and
ano TO Jacob $ simon': atty. Milton
18TH ST, rs W, 8, So e Lenox Az, iSsx
ioOll, Nov 20, iSSl-John J and Emma
Ins co; atty. T g co, 70 nway $4,000
EDEN AN, " =, s3 n 1874 81, 5Os95, Api
.l~sls-Bessie friedbers, Cedarhurst,
/ / to David Rii,.er; a'tyS' weSselmsn
DIVISION ST. ?2i.c?6, n :, 10 = clinton At,
asxSS, Mar =. isSs--John schTeyer TO /
Robcson, FL Bway. '"...'...,.,'. 5000
MARION nHrLIl Az, 8 g .. soS5 e So
Boulevard, 5cxliO, Dec 3. l9os-Alfonso
De SalyO to Caroline ,~iarciss. attys.
Berry a Davis, 9s4s Webster av. 5000
lO2D ST, 2O2 W, = 5, 934 W Amsterdam
A., runs N e 75sx LEX " s2Jxn
to beg, july 81, iso6-Rose NJ and Anna
HgTamsn 4 F.. = Broad st., $4,000
av. 24,5xlOo. Nov u. iso7-Chas and
Mary Mcconnell to Eugene Hartwig.
atty. L T& T Co, 100 Bway stood
+sp sT, 20, r. - i22 9 SIN ay.' runs
22x.n $50, to SIS - to beg Dec ~,
190l-B Farquhar Curtis to the N Y
Life Ins Co; atty, t q GO, l7s
sTAN%oN 81, iso;.,' :, Il v clinton sa'V 81,
Sarah Bcnenson to Ilebeka Larchan:
sis sly hG i.s koh . 5. 'e rs A. W Ar from, rom. . 5000 900
9th av, l7xlOO.5 8. June l.. isio-Msry ,
Illig to Sarah NJ 4 Jas T Walsh. on
St; atty, VIM C Orr 81 Chambers
4oTH sT, rs, .oil, " IN 4v, '5o.ss,i,.' y ySSs
J, ise5-AieSandcr Moore TO the German
wHsHiNGGTr'o5YS" Az, i7se, :. 30 n i;sfS
st. 2bxso, June 2s. iSll-Rosa Green,
4 Goldstein.- 500 Bwsy. ......,. $1,000
18TH sT, 2tsw, n ., 500 7th sv. Isl
io2sx2txiOss, Feb 3. lsss-Benedict 4
deiphia;, Pa; at,ys, Adams q Comsiock,
FIFTH ST. n 10, Q park av. sii,,ssiesisoGsSS
Emma A Hsyi.nsn sos Fort washins,oS o
av; atty, lily b Heylman. IL William
sP 3. Az JUNE 81. s ;ss. . jan $ '. ! Il Me ,tasssss.: s
atty. sidney Nordlinsss. iSS Broad.
way
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FLATS FOR UPPER BROADWAY.
Accom- moda lions for 90 Families
In Houses at EIwOOd street,

On the southeast corner Of Broadway
ehd Elwood street a five story fiat with
stores is TO he built for the Haven Con-
t,fueiIon Company, Charles Flaum pres
iIeit II vii! have n frontage OF I24.S
lret on the avenue by 1917 on the
street and Will contain accommodations
,'r iorty-three families, Benjamin W.
Le'ItHn Is the architect n estimates
we cost AZ 100000. The same archi-
'rct mas filed plans for the construction
OF a five story twerty-six family nat
on ." south side OF Elwood street
l''' ieet east OF Broadway for the
t!nl' owner. II will have an area Of
80 FEE BY irregular. The cost has
leeN Estimated AT 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
TENANTS ron CITY HOMES.

Louis Il. FIRTH has leased as his resi-
dence the four story dwelling at $40
aark avenue. southwest corner OF Sixty
NTH street, on lot iO0x2O. 1t Is owned
by Clara A.. Bowron.
l.ainbda Chapter OF the Alpha Sigma
PM fraternity has leased for its home
the American basement dwelling at &35
west 1l'th street. The property was
rented from Elizabeth r. Cow through
the Houghton Company.
n Goodwin have leased to
Leon e. Haye che three story dwelling
at . West II 9th street.
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Legal MOTTO


NEW YORK SUPREME Court. KINGS
COC$TY-BEGlNA VI SIMMER. an in
FAINT, by HENRY NOGT. her Guardian al
lit-m. Plaintiff. against EDWARD ".
SIMMER, Defendant SUMMONS. Trial
desired in Kings COUNTY.
To the above named Def"ndantt
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint IN this 1rti1n. and
20 serve a copy Of ygIr answer on the
plaintiffs Attorney within ,wNnty DAYS
after The service Of this summons. ex-
elusive Of the day Of service. AMI In case
Of your failure TO appear or answer. Judg-
ment vii bo taken against You bv default.
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. MAY 5th. 1915.
HARRY Il ALTMAN. plaintiffs Attorney.
Once and Post once Address. - Court
81, noro % BROOKLYN N. New York Cl,y.
To EDWARD W SIMMER.
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU, ny pub. alton, pursuant 20 an order
81 Hon FREDERICK = CRANE. one o.
the Justices of the above named Court a.
Kings Count. dated the ION dtN OF M,y,
1915. and fled with the complaint IN tho
office of the clerk ~ the County % Kings.
Dated, MAY llth. 'Hl5
HARRY II ALTMAN P!ain'iN's Attorney.
pthce and Post One Address - Court
st. Boro Of B-ooklr-. New No-k CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
CANARsIE LOTS At AUCTION.

The Jere Johnson Jr. Company on
Monday sold at auction twenty lots in
the Canarst. section OF Brooklyn. on
Canarsio lane, East Ninety-svcond
street and Remsen avenue. Prices on
canarsie lane n Ninety-second street
ranged from s+65 To Sass per lot, and on
Canarsie lane between Remsen ave-
nue. and East Ninety-second street from
1856 to $3.50. Four lots on Remsen
avenue brought from $40 to 1925, and
the corner Of Remsen avenue and
Canarsie lane went for sass. The
buyers included NJ. Schmidt. G. A. Morris.
NJ. Silveston. j. S. Brown, j. W. Francis,
e. :. Norman, John Fraser. ]. 5. stern,
b. Sonnheim, NJ. ]. Thomas and J.
Steinhart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02

WASHINGTON June l-rhcse army
orders were i'sl"l today;
capt. a. - Hubbard. Coas' Artillery.
d'taiIel % Sulr'"rmas'rr Corps and 70
FOR Hami. ;Dn a. guaEtnrmHs'rr 81 coast
de-, noes Of southern N,w York.
capt + j Herman. Nlu'h cavalry. de-
ial.ed in 9uartcrmdstrr Corps, and 20
fnri RltrN. Kansas, gs CuarteruIi~tcr and
IN rharge OF the school for baker, and
cooks and construction Work. ,iieNlng
Capt j j Ryan, NJ e
capt, W. !. i.uhn - Tenth cavalry.
capt g \ Feonr, sigma. Cprp-. relieved
a. Fort Wood, New York, and 20 Eastern
Department as assistant to IN" signal
Cant. w Fassett. S'Ent' Corps, as
signei to Twenty seventh Infantry.
capt j Ryan, from = NJ c. TO
Fourteenth Cavalry.
Cant. II II sheen, Coost ARTILLERY, de-
tailed In > VI G, and 20 A.,l'rtE. Cal,
As Qitr'ermt~ior and IN ,ll.E, ~ con-
-,ru..'ou work, roll, Wing capt, : : Ross.
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LEASES.
Manhattan.

e?p ST. ais e, al; except SIi;9n,. SAnr
yrs from sept /. 1915 ..... $500
UNION SQUARE, Ills; also l'th a.
% f. an nooruTirany 4 CO 20 S%'et'
10 yrs from Oct !. 1915; atiys' A'eN,
ander & q. i2o Bway ....... 'i;-oo
GREENWICH Fl, 40. an-AugGstus Van
Cnrtlandt 81 al to Thos T. lowing ~
greenwich II. 5 yrs from May J. 1919
a,tys. shiland & Hedges lis broad,
CLIEHvELAND PLACE, r cor kenmare
st. nI-Esta,e Augusta Li"b"rt% I"
David Broschart. 1881 50 Blvi. . yrs
from oct /, 1914, atty. Ehiing Brew
90, $50 - AIMS ay ,..., S4>VV
i2oTH ST. ! ". aN-u,An,!er M.,y Co. ne.
from Aug /. 1915, atty, Isaac L",,son;
e,TH ST. $ " :. lOS : > 10Th aN. liNN
So. The land-kath = Moore - Leon
Rollac, II yrs from May !, 1901, a,.i,ys;
Jas y Wells sons, l9l 9TH ay $50
9TH Az. ~, a'l-cinton De X 'omo"s
4 ano, exr-, 10 PACK ! Kealy. 90 w
.gth 81. 10 yrs from June /, 1915; atty,
r Burghard. III Bwny. f2'np
9TH Az, $50, all-Mtgdalenh Ber!s 10
Robert Berls. ass W Roth ~, 10 yrs
from Oct /, 1915; address $50 tlh
AT"C 81. cor store Edw Baumann 10
David Reir, 81 Az c. 4 yrs from May
KiHG ST. a. all Maurice II cohen to
Elisha Lambow, 81 KIM 81 . yrs from
May |. 1914 '''''t'' S3oop
Brony.
CROTONA PLACE. j+i. Sc cor l7lst 50,
r l7ist -. 10 yrs from june !; atty,
J Radius, j0i claremont Park
way ..s...,r -..a . ...t... '...' sl'JVV
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DAVIDSON Av. " s.. 1855 n North ST.
SO 3xio3 .4--Henry Cleland TO Eliza Ben
edict, 81 Edgehill I'd. New Haven. Conn,
May 20. . yrs, jl y e, atty, l. T q T
Co, 100 Bwsy IS. 500
CLAY Av. e $. ioi7s n issth st. likes
Seksra Rl;y corpn to John Dvorsky.
go Academy ut. Astoria. l. |. pr mtg
S26, O00, May %, . yrs. . p c. atty. John
Dvorsky. si Academy st, Astoria, l.
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ADD TO HARLEM Y. w. C.. A.

Anout S250,000, according to estimates
. tEe architect, Louis +. Jollade, will
~ spent by tho Harlem branch Of the
i'u"s Women's Christian Association
" enlarge its home at the southeast
.orNeT OF NenoN ayenu and l24th
trte' Tho present home of the branch,
,Thprls'ns iva old dwellings at ~ 10 rs
YES l<h street, Ii 10 he raised TO
ec'eh stories and extended as well to
'o'rr the corner plot which was re-
'ehtIy purchased from John ]. Spowers.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
Continued Use Of Firm Name.
r. j. KIN BALL a COMPANY,
. Nassau street.

Continued Use of Firm Name.
r. j. KIMBALI a. COMPANY,
. Nassau street.
New York. June list, 1915
Whereas the above named firm has
transacted business IN this state for up
wards OF three years and the business Is
to be continued and conducted by the
Undersigned, some Of whom were partners
In the business heretofore conducted.
Now Therefore we. pursuant to the
statute In such case made and provided. %
cate and 10 declare that the persons in
tending to continue such business and the
use Of such partnership name. and to use
and deal under the same, with their true
fun names, and their respective resi-
dences. are as follows:
W. EUGENE KiMBALI.
loo inter Glen cove. y. Y.
nal rev. LEEDS JOHNSON,
stamp. 20 FIRM Avenue,
New York. y. Y.
JAMES p MOSTYS.
IS Madison street,
BROOKLYN, y. Y
state NJ New York county OF New York.
on this nrst day Of June. 1915. be for.
mo. a notary in and FOR said county. per
sonally came WILLIAM EUGENE KIM
BALL LEEDS JOHNSON and JAMES
FRANCIS MOSTIN. to me known. and
known to me To he the Individuals de-
scribed In and who executed tho foregoing
instrument, and they duly and several'v
ACKNOWLEDGED to me that they executed
the same.
r V. ARMSTRONG. JR.
tNotary's SeaO Kings Co. Notary Public.
Cert. hled New York co. No. is.
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100000 BROOKLYN FACTORY,

A. Ten story concrete and steel fac
~rY building will be erected on the
.or'neast corner of Front and Jay
,ute's Tor the Grand Union Tea Com
ssny' The structure will occupy a plot
row blxl5i feet. According to the
i'm Tor the building filed by William
hlsginson, architect, the project viii
.tt upward Of $780, 900. The general
~ o",ract Tor the work has been awarded
" John Thatcher Il Son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02

The italian liner Principe ~ Uline,
sailing to-day FOR Naples. VIII take mail.
closing az $50 \. NJ. for Italy. Bulgaria,
Serbia. Runsnia. switzerland. Greece and
Tor other countries ,rN,opt m Aus
trta. Hungary, Luxembourg and Turkey
when specially addressed.
The Russisn-AmoTiCin liner car, saiI-
Ing to-day for Archtngel, VIII take mail.
closing at 10 \. NJ, l.s Russia only.
The Red S,ir 'ner Iapiari. SAILING
-. morrow for ~liy.rpp,' viii AXE mail.
losing At l. 80 e. VI. Tor Europe except
Germany, Austria. Hungary, LuNpmburG
and Turkey, Airica, West Asit and the
Ets' Indies.
Tho S,andinaviau-Am american liner United
states, sailing fn-fNtrru" fHr Chrlstiin-
slui VII TAX Mt'I. closing AZ 10 \. NJ.
for Gcrnitny. Austria. Hungary. IuNcm-
specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
BUYERS IN RECENT SALES.

DR. Manuel j. MarNauch is the pur-
chaser Of the five-story dwelling at
vi West Seventy-ninth street. sJld re-
Gently by Slawson a Hobbs for tho
Broadway Trust Company.
The Church of the Ascension. on the
north side of 10Th stree: between
broadwhy and Amsterdam avenue. Is the
buyer Of Nh" tive story American base
ment dwelling at 1903 West lOGth street,
solf recently by the estate OF Catherine
Reilly. The dwelling will be occupied
Is a parish house.
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UPTOWN APARTMENT BUYERS.

WEST 18TH STREET--I.ouis Kamm
Of Newark, n. j.. has sold for Laura
T. Scaritt 10 the Tillman Company
the six story Stockbridge apartment
house at COS and COS West l3sth
street. on plot 75x99.l1. adjoining the
northwest corner of Broadway.
LEMON AVENUE-Frederi Brown
has purchased from John "A. Fahy
the Century. a seven story story
apartment house at the northeast
corner Of Lenox avenue and 18th
street. fronting 75.S feet on the ave-
nue. and 80 feet on the street. Ii was
held by the seller ut $500 o
WEST 2iTH STREET.-Henry Brady
has sold OF Eda Parsons and kathe-
rine Henderson to John NJ. Ferry 46i
and 466 West Twenty-fourth street,
two three story dwellings. on plot
S4xS0, between Ninth and Tenth
avenues. a Moore estate leasehold.
WEST l2lST STREET.-Anita Howell
OF New Brighton. Staten Island. has
sold is West l2lst street, a three
story and basement dwelling, on lot
20Nl00il. between l.enox avenue and
Mount Morris Park West. The seller
acquired the house In foreclosure pro-
ceedines last September for Sl2,5oO.
EAST END ANENUE.-N. Kaufman has
sold u East End avenue, a four story
tenement. on lot 25.4xS2. near Eighty
third street.
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BRONN BUILDERS BJY SITE.

cRoTONA PARK f.AST.-A. Blumen-
thai has sold for the Benenson Realty
Company 10 a builder the plot 75x
1870. on the east side of Crotona Park
Esst. near the - tth street subway
station. he buyer will evect five story
apartment houses.
VALENTINE ANENCE-A. & &. T..
Hally have sold TO Oswald P!ering
the lot or the west side of Valentine
avenue loo feet south of Paramount
avenue.
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southern portion Tomorrow; variable
winds. becoming fresh southeast.
For New Jersey and eastern Pennsyi-
vania, cloudy to-day. probably rain by to-
night: rain to-morrow. Increasing south
east winds.
For southern New England. fair to-day:
Increasing cloudiness. probably rain to-
morrow; moderate westerly winds. becom-
ing southeast and fresh.
For northern New England. fair to-day;
probably rain tomorrow; moderate south
TO west winds.
For western New York. fair to-day.
partly cloudy tomorrow; probably showers
by night; moderate c%asterly winds.
NEW YORK. June Higher tcmpera-
lures prevailed yesterday over nearly all
parts Of the country.
The pressure was high over the north
Pacific section and over the lake regions.
New England and the middle Atlantic
t,ln states and the southeastern quarter
OF tho country. from centres over Arizona.
western Canada and ,he east Gult coast.
Rain fell In the cast Guif and south
Atlantic states and In Tennessee. and In
Montana. Wyoming and Colorado.
Elsewhere the weather was generally
fair. In this city The day was fair and
warmer; wind. light to fresh variable;
average humidity 81 per cent
corrected to read 20 sea level. at \ A. ".
80 n. =. NJ. 3ol3.
The temperature IN this city yesterday.
as recorded Pcs tho official thermometer, 10
shown In the annexed table:
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GIRLS SCHOOL At HEWLETT.

John +. Scott has rented for Richard
w. stevenson for a term OF years his
large estate on the East Rockaway
road at Hewlett. l.. l., to Mrs. Charles
A.. Noble of Boston and her daughter,
Miss Marian. and Miss Eugenia q. Coope
or New Milford, Conn, for a young
ladies' boarding school. The property
consists OF about eight acres.
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GRENT NECK HOME SOLD.

Frank Crowcll reports the sale OF II.
Russells house on Deepdale Drive.
Estates Of Great Neck. Grcst Neck. l.. /.
The house comprises eleven rooms and
three baths, OF u plot Of n trife over
ih:et-quarters Of an acre. The property
WAS sold 20 l.. V. Kimball on an asking
price Of $4,000.
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COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented
Genehurst. the country place OF Mrs,
Emma l.. ID. Fields at Dobbs Ferry
on-Hudson. to Miss Annie l.. Merriam
Tor the season also for Arson Flower
Robinson his residence in Ardsiey Park,
INSTRUMENTATION, to Robert James
Eidlitz and for Douglas Kent his resi-
dence In Wilson Park. Tarrytown-on-
Hudson, to Benjamin Parr.
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PLANS MIG BRONX STORAGE.

lAe Interhoro Moving Company Is
aaVlng plans drawn by l.. +. j. Wethcr
10Y a n.ne story warehouse to cover the
ro' ogN3O on the east side OF Jumel
ACE forty feet north OF 18TH street,
hue 10 which was acquired by the Inter-
sofo company last week. The estimated
uS' 81 the proposed building is $95. 900.
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CITY PROPERTY RENTED.
Tenants Found for Bushes. sv.ce
and Dwellings.

The NJ. Rosenthal Company has leased
me store In 1874 Broadway to the La
Velle Jewelry shop.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased the store
IN W West Thirty-ninth street to the
Boutellier Millinery Company.
william A. White a Soma nave rented
Tor the Cross & Brown Company the
store and basement at 1903 West
Broadway to the Dcgnon Contracting
Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
STANLEY At PARK HILL.

Peter +. STANLEY has taken a ten
year lease OF what was formerly
Durando's Yonkers Tavern at 242 South
broadway. in the Park Hin section.
He plans TO open a restaurant and road
house and will begin at once alterations
to the present buildings.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
\. T.. BRADY By,s L.. 1. ACRES.

Joseph T.. Dag has sold seventy-three
acres of Gov. William L. Sheehan's $50
acre estate At Roslyn, /. l.. to Nicholas
+ Brady. Mi. Brady will erect II
county residence on the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
STATEN ISLAND PLOT SALE.

Cornelius g. KolT has sold for Will
hm g. kuder through the Office Of
William II. Jackson two plots j0xl2O on
Barrett Boulevard neal Havenwood
Ioai, Brighton Heights. Staten Island.
The buyer will improve the site.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
COUNTRY PLACES RENTED.

II. Schuyler Cammann has leased for
Mrs. Annie Il. Goodwin her country
place, comprising several acres. on the
corner Of Village and Lake View avenues.
Rockville Centre, fully furnished, for
the summer. to William v. 3. Kip.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
MONEY ON BRONX L A

me New York Title Insurance Com
se ~"y mas loaned 5000 at 5 per cent.
c.,, ,ne nVe story apartment house re-
st,s completed by A.. j. Schwartzlei
" III. FIndisy venue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02
BROKER CHANGES BERTH.

samuel NJ. H!rsch. for seven years
y L j. Phillips & Co, is now In
W.Sr,se Of the real estate department of
~. Goldberg 4 Sons at 13t West
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-02

Lieutcnant-Commander Il. r. Xoghaum.
rom Nival War College to command IN,
Mars,
Lieut. L. u Porterheld, from command
OF 'Ar Alhatross 10 home for orrrrs.
Lieut.. r. $. Culp. from the YORKTOWN "a
command the Iris.
Lieut., T.. u Armstrong, from the
olympia
Lieut. r. =. scudder. from the Olympia
l.usign' H. G. wick and II. J Shields.
from the olympia to Atlantic reserve
fleet.
raymas'er II II Lamar, from tho Ala.
bault to tn" New York yard
Ensign A Marcus from the rampanga
to temporary duty on the Saratoga
MARINE CORPS.
Capt j II. A.. Day, dismissed Nav Oh
lsl3, second Lieut. II. II Tehbs. Jr.. from
First BriEtdo philadelphia TO the Wy
the Wyoming 20 First Brigade, PhlateI
hhia; Srcon! Lieut. X, =. Rocky. from
braska; Second Lieut., A. H. Turner, resig,
nation accepted, Second Lieut.. u l.. $
Brewster TO Washington. d C. on ar.
rival In United States,