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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

'sn,age % his proposition would be
10 save great expense now incurred IN
maintaining q system of fuel supply
wagons, 20 say nothing Of the economy
30 fuel itself
Fireman John J. Mccarthy, Cd, Of
Engine Company -. proposed that FIRE,
ret attending the Fire College would
receive course in FIRE prevention.
he advantage Of such course IS OBJ
NOUS.
Captain John Conway. Of Engine
company 933, among other proposals
o. value, suggested that buildings be
equipped with outside sprinklers along
ne edge OF the cornice. These could
Dc used for protecting buildings
.ssas' fires 30 adjoining property.
captain Leland j.. Potter. Of Engine
Company 2s6. proposed an improve
Novemert 90 the Fire College courses
p opening the automobile school TO
Npairs and heutenauts, giving them
.ill course 90 me operation and care
motor arparatus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

the association with bronzed and hardy
mountaineers.
Just beyond the open camp fire IS the
music room, furnished with CHECKER
ing grand piano. Scattered throughout
this portion of the lobby are cosey
corners. Desks furnished with indi-
vidual electric lights and a full supply
OF stationery. envelopes. etc, serve 10
remind the tour:sts'of their friends at
home.
Every room is equipped with tele-
phone. as are all the camps in the park,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

making possible telephone communica-
ton from your room TO friends at any
camp in the interior OF the park. The
emergency hospital is completely
equipped ana in charge OF competent
trained nurse.
The dining room has been almost
doubled in capacity for the 1918 season
m nrovide ADEQUATE service for the in
creased number of guests lodged IN the
row annex. A we'll equipped cafe with
service a Ia carte is located on the
lowe floor. where guests can be served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06
MFNAT 6 FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT IDEAS

the men. As time goes on and the sug-
restions Of the various men mature It
will make the Now York Fire Depart
ment more efficient even than It IS to-
day. When all the 5000 men devote
their spare time 10 thinking Of what
will improve the service the results are
sure to be farreachIng.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

South declared one no-trump, which
West overcalled with TWO royals,
although in the lead at tho opening and
under no necessity for the showing Of
his suit North passed. but later. 20
take his partner out Of second bid Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-06

A large number OF suggestions were
OF more or less technical character.
v.tI,b Will, o. interest to experts,
would NOT exactly appeal 20 the public.
The great advantage derived from
,bie wEcle movement inauguratcd by
The Fire Commissioner was the stimu-
la,ing cf the mentality Of the members
NJ the uniformed force. They were en-
couraoo5 io give their best efforts 10
thinking Of what would improve their
work. lust as men in the great manu-
featuring plants are encouraged to give
their best efforts TO the corporations
which employ them.
Though this l. the frs, year Of the
administration medal. Fire Commits
sioncr Adamson has been gratihed at
tho results and the interest shown by
the men and officers Of the Fire De
partment. The administration medal Is
a democratic affair. as it is competed
for not only by the officers but also by
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7

HOIlNSHEAp EDGAR p-Thr People
Of the state of New York, by N" grn.e ~
God free ant independent 20 Strah Y
Holinsh"ad, G"orge uollirshotd Edgar
+ Ho.lnShead. Junior. Elizabeth Ho'l'ns-
head, sally Ho..insheai and Evelyn
HoNinshcll, the sol" heirs At law ant
next OF kin Of Edglr = Ho'fr.h"nd ii'"
OF the County OF New York, deceased, send
grce'lns:
Whereas sarah y uoNlnshetd who re-
sides at No. ere Wcs' l3ith street. in tive
City Of New York. County Of Sew York
has lately applied 20 our Surrogat"s' Court
Of our County of New York to have "A GER.
tain instrument IN writing. hetrirg tate
the I'm day ~ January 1915, relating 'o
both reahani personal property, duly proved
as the last VII aui testament Of Vie AZ
death a resident ot 40 tlg W. l3rth
street in tho County 81 Sew York. DO
ceased:
Therefore you and each o. yon arc cl'ol
to show cause before the S~Irrogttp,'
Cour, Of our County Of New YORK, AZ me
Hall Of Records. IN tn" County 81 New
York, on tho cath ddy Of March, 1918 A.
halt-past ton O'Clock In, the fo~"uoon of
that day, why the said viii and tesla
as a viii ~ real ant persona property.
In testimony whereof. We N'vc caused
tn, seal o. the Su|rroElfos. court
% the saii County OF Ne" York
TO he hsreuntO uNXod Witness.
Honorable John = Iohaltn, q
Surrogate OF our said County Of
New York ~ said count tine e1th
day Of Eehruary, I'm thu wear ~
our Lord one thousand min" hun
dred ant nfteer
DANIEL j.. DoWDNEY
tlPrk ~ 'hr SI~~rNg tfrz' Court
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Arnold, Byrne & Baumann rave re-
sold for the Henry Morgenthau Conn
many to Frederick and william II Hus-
sey 1853 West Thirty-fourth street. a
five story business building on lot 25x
9s.e. 100 feet east of Seventh venue.
The buyers W adjoining property, and
his purchase gives them a plot OF over
5000 square feet at seventh avenue.
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-ffth streets.
Including a SO foot frontage on Thirty
fourth street, The new Seventh venue
subway Will have a station AT this cor
ner. The Thirty-fourth street property
was held at sl35. 600. In January the
Morgenthau Company sold the Wash
ington Arms apartment house AT l7eth
street and Fort Washington avenue TO
the Halton Realty Company, which gave
in part payment the Thirty-fourth street
property bought by the Husseys.
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CITY DWELLINGS LEASED.

Folsom Bros, have leased for Fred
crick W. Whitridge the three story and
basement house at - East Eleventh
street TO Ms. Frances r Walton for a
term of years.
Duross Company has leased for
Clarence : Nathan the three story
house at : Bank street TO Ellen w.
Sloane and Ella 4. Crawford. and for
the Duval Company the three story
house 367 West Twelfth street " julius
Rayner. for the Utility Realty COM
rany ll5 Bedford street TO Catherine
BNrne.
Wright Barclay has leased the dwell
ing at lls East ~Thirty-first street to
Kathryn !. West.
Louis Schrag has leased for the es-
tate of Thomas VI. Stewart the dwell
ing house at 2to West Tw~enty-ffth
street to Cucina Romagnola and for
Linda :. Rau the dwelling house at
2t9 West Twenty-fourth street to Lena
Falkowitch.
shaw & co. nave leased for Susan
r LA Grange the three story and base
ment dwelling at 259 West 13sth street
to Effie Ruege.
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REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Estate Buys Broadway Build
ing-Husscys Add to 3ith
street Holdings.
DEAL FOR HEIGHTS LOTS

builders. spectators and investors
arured IN Yesterdays business. which In
poin, Of volume was an Improvement on
,,her DAYS trading this week. An cs-
tate bought a property on Broadway
near canal street on the belief that
values there will he greatly enhanced
BY the subways which are now being
INSTRUCTED through the section. The
PENNSYLVANIA district produced "A deal.
The Husseys, who own several parcels
On Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth streets
and seventh avenue added to their
holdings at that point. They now con-
,rol a $4,000 square foo site Specula-
tors bought a building site on Washing
ton Heights and in The Bronx several
plots were secured for Improvement.
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Estate puys BROADWAY LOFTS

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
sold TO a client OF George G. Austin $50
broadway. "A five story building covering
$3.50 square feet, The building is leased
10 Campbell, Metzger g. Jacobson. The
proper,y was valued at sl25, 600. The
property comes into a family owning
other Broadway property who be-
leve tina Broadway alu are certain
10 enhance rapidly near Canal street
after the four subways with stations at
this point are in operation. The Noyes
company has made many sales and
leases in this neighborhood and only a
short time ago reported the lease OF AZ
Broadway through TO Cortlandt alley to
he Cobb Dacey Dohme Company and
the lease OF ~ to 10 Walker street to he
J. a. Shaw Blank Book Company.
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SHIFTING OF TRADES.
Firms and Iudustries Leasing
City's surplus space.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased part Of the fourteenth foor at 4s
West Twenty-fourth street TO the De-
partment Of Foods and Markets Of the
City of New York offices in the Market
and Fulton National Bank Building, ST.
SO Fulton street. TO Edward r. Herbert
space in the t'rankel Building TO Irving
Wolins ana d. Saks Il Co. second floor
at l3l-l33-l3j Prince street 70 Bosco &
Co, who recently leased the store and
basement OF the same building through
the Noyes ompany
Ritchie 4 Cornell. t~ailors. have leased
the store at 1887 Broadway through
George II. Read q Co. from the Wendell
estate.
Wright Barclay has leased the store
at SO Lexington avenue to |. O.. Shum-
way Company.
tnger n Watson have leased for a
term of years the store at 9j3 Second
venue for Joseph peutsch to Emanuel
Fernandez. who will conduct a Spanish
restaurant.
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rORECIOsJRE SALES,


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yORK-Simon rrctzfeld and another,
Plaintiffs. against Sarah II. Greenblatt and
others, Defendants.
closure and sale. duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action, hearing date the
10th day OF February, 1917. !, The under;
named. will sell at public auction. az tns
Exchange saIesrooTi NosN; la,iS V civ
1915, at II o'clock noon on that day. by
Joseph p pa(yi ,aHr!ionesr; the prTsm ams
therein described as follows; -.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the, building 49, mptoyemsnts
Tho Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New
York. County. and state OF New York
bounf Nd AMI described as follows; ~
side OF one hundred and eleventh street.
distant one. hundrHd and slSty-fou set
@eastwardly from th' cornsr formed ~
hundred and eleventh street with the east
erly side Of Eighth Avenue; running thence
n n2G psa, oy ,ps .Ts SistoT Ti.n ,h hlshss :V esrsy
wall, one hundred feet eleven inches:
thence eastwsrdlys parallel Win One hun:
thence ~southwardly, again parallel with
Eighth Avenue. one hundred feet eleven
inches 10 the northerly side. Of one hun
wardlv. along tho northerlv side Of One
hundred and eleventh street thirty-six rect
to ne point or place Of beEinntns,. .,,..,
number 2i9 West one hundred and eleventh
street.
pa''% MICS YsG yP s1tii.l E%SGrRsFx I', R., ,s.s.
HEYMANN & HERMAN. Attorneys for
Pia,ntir. Sc s. Nas.au street Boz
The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold. as described above. the
street number being 24s West l1ith street:
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
york-SAmuel Herbert Wolfe and others.
Plaintiffs. against sarah Il. Greenblatt and
in pursuance OF a judgment Of fore;
closure and sale. duly made and entered
In the above entitled action. bearing date
Undersigned, Tho referee In said judgment
named. Will sell at pubic auction; at tne
Exchange Sa!ssroon. sos. LIZ NeseN
street, in the Borough Of Manhattan; CITY
% Sew York. on the 10th day OF March.
1913. at - O'Clock noon on that day. bN
Joseph y Day, auctioneer. the premises
herein desrflbed a. follows. An that Ger
'nin lot pie" or pare of isnd' WIZ IN"
erected. sl.u4te,. wing ant being in ths
borough o.; Manhattan OF the city 81 New
York. In the county and state Of New
York. bounded and described az follows:
o., one hundred and eleventh street. dis.
tant one hundred and twenty eight feet
tersection % the northerly side % one
hundred ani eleventh street. with the
e,s'erly slle of Eighth Avenue running
thence ror,her,y parallel with Eighth Ave.
wall one hundred feet eleven Inches thence
eas,er.t p!ra..e! Mn one s]nn1rea A..
son,heriy. parli'el with Eighth Avenue
and rar, of'he way through a marty wall
ono hundred fee eleven inches TO the
northcr,y SIDE ~ one hundred and eleventh
north.rly sid ~ one hundred and eleventh
stree 'hir'y-siN feFt - the point or pltce
fNii,h street.
pi''d. T NV yG rs +, < fyy 81 R., i?i:.
HEM ~ 4 utHMH >',srnty' t@r
.orEh N'nh''stn CIV - ,New York
,-', tu Na -c.l 49, 70. '.heA allow" me
street rD'r'er he'"r "'' W".' l'''h street:
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MARkET FOR BRONN REALTY

GRAND BOULEVARD-The James
Roberts Company bought the westerly
block front OF the Grand Boulevard
and C~oncourse between FOrdham road
and lNsth street from Henry : keIl.
Tho new owners intend to erect a tax
payer building with stores, The broker
WAS VI. l.. Phelps.
WALTON ANENuF-E Osborne Smith
has sold for George W. Mo Adam the
plot 75Nl0o ON the cast side OF Walton
avenue 80 feet south OF 17eth street
10 tive I1yque Corporation. OF which
James - Mccarthy IL president This
company purchased Yesterday the ad-
joining "a foot corner from the H.. NJ.
Construction Company. Its holdings
now front ~ feet on the avenue and
l0n feet on the street and will be i'm
proved with three five story apart
me0ts.
MArES ANENUE-The Benenson
Realty Company has sold 2l2o Mapes
avenue, a modern five story apart
mont house on plot S6xi00. Tho prop
erty was bought by Walter Rertcn-
burg who gives In part payment the
I'VE story Nat 81 sNloO at 2i3l Pros
poet avenue. sale of which was re-
ported recently by Jonn \. Steinmetz.
WEBSTER AVENUE-McLernon Bros,
nave SOFA Tor susan Mailman the
plot "oNliJ on the west side of Web
s'cr avenue. - feet south of 2Oith
street. The new owner plans to inn
prove the site.
SFEBRlNS ANENCE-Richard Dick
sor mas sold for Smith Williamson
lg'I S'ohbIDs avenue a dwelling with
etore ON lot 2i,9X67X irregular. uear
Lyman place,
HOE ANENUE-Kaughren & Links
an William +. O'Bricu have sold
'or me b'Brien estate to the kauEh-
ran estate lJ22 Hoe avenue a two
family house on lot 2JxlO0. The
property was given in part payment
10 the -four story tenement At $40
Fast EshtIeth street, recently re-
ported
HINTON ANENtE-AlcXauder Sclkin
and W WIlkeus have sold for George
tHgci I2i3 linton avenue, southwest
corner Of l6Hth street. a five story
Mt on lot II 2XS0.S to a client for
investment. II was "A cash transac-
t!oU
UNION ANENUE-Louis Cowan sold
I"r Herman Brockcr 7O7 Union ave-
'l', tie ~northwer corner of 10th
N'''', a six story apartment and
''-'-. ON lot 2jNl0O, The purchaser
-t'> p part payment out OF town
ToIrrf,.
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citation since then would bring the total
assets down to S25. 000.
Rrrctvrrs IN Rovrow Mouev

HIGGINS q SETTER--Judge Mayer has
authorized J. Adams Brown and Charles
H. Sherrell. receivers Of Higgins & Setter,
importers OF china at IL East Thirty
seventh street. to borrow t25, 900 on
reccivers' certificates. which are to be
a first lien on all the assets. subject to
administration expenses. when the re-
ccivers took charge there was less than
$500 cash In bank. Practically all the
accounts receivable, 436.752 had been
tied UP as collateral to secure notes.
Receipts from sales for the next thirty
days viii for the most part not come
Into the hands Of the receivers, as nearly
all tho business Is done on credit. The
cash equirpments OF the business for
the next thirty days may amount to
$4,000. The receivers believe that 1t
will he of great advantage to advertise a
receivers sale at reduced prices and
that $1,000 should be- expended for ad
NortIsing. Goods to the amount of S2?,
SAY purchased In Europe are now In
bonded warehouses here and the duties
will amount to 1ii.t76. In order to re-
duce expenses the services have been
discontinued OF the president at $500 n
week and vicc-president at SIS a week.
Assignment.
HAT COMPANY ca copartner-
ship), manufacturer Of women's hand
blocked hats. at ~ East Ninth street,
has made an assignment to Morris NJ.
Bechor. The partners were Michael
Hack, Arthur Nathan and Gennaro
cosantino. and Mr.. Hack only signed
the deed.
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SALES.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIFE 1NsUR-
ANCE COMPANY, Plaintiff. against The
ngareS reit and Engineering Co, and
In pursuance Of a judgment OF fore;
closure and sale. duly made and entered
date the 22nd day Of April. 1914. as modi-
ned by an order Of the Appellate Division
dicial Department, duly made and entered.
and bearing date the 10th day OF october,
Judgment named, vii. sell at public AUG
vesey street. In the borough Of M4nhat:
d MIF'f b. 'nnil::NRsi4 i hR %,f,2fA A aSGS Ss '9 1hs
sold. and therein described as follows;
ALL those certain lots. pieces or parcels
OF land, with the buildings and improve
and State s","'s Of New "I Yors. So;uudedi and nG"d DE-
bEoiNNiNG AZ a poin, on the Nor,hsrly
side o. Cedar stree, disian. Thirty,four
the Northeasterly corner Of Cedar and
Greenwich Streets;. running thence East
sa.siy F F,Sps n. NGEiherls side stsy Of csdi5
now or late Of Mrs. ii Jacobs and at right
nine tSsj feet eleven III inches to tho
sOutherly side OF the brick wall there
or nearly so with cedar street and along
the said wall Ten (lo) feet nine (9) inches.
thence Sorthwardly and at right angles or
nearly 80 with the said last mentioned line
and through q party wall Fif'y-two tj2D
feet eleven U1J inches to the Southerlv
side Of Liberty street: thence westv.,rdly
along the Southerly side OF Liberty street
Forty-nve t5l feet one and three fourths
On inches 10 a point distant. Fortv-fonr
t44) feet four and one-half tL) inches
Easterly from the Southcasterly corner OF
Liberty and Greenwich streets. thence
Southwardly at right angles or nearly 90
with Liberty street along the Westerly
line OF the building erected on said prem
ises and fronting on Liberty street FIftv-
two t52, feet i've and one-half C5hD
inches; thence Eastwardlv and parallel or
nearly so With Liberty Street SIX TO- feet
I'VE tb) Inches; thence Southwardlv along
the Westerly line Of the building erected
on said premises fronting on Cedar street
sixty 900 feet i've go Inches 70 tho point
or place of beginning. be the said several
distances and dimensions more or less.
The above dsscribed PREMISE lie In Sec
ton l.. Block on the Land Map of the
City OF New York
Dated, Me- York. February gard. 1915.
JAMES A FOLEY. Referee.
wOODFORD. BONEE 4 BUTCHER, At.
torneys for Plaintiff, No. 1 Madison
Avenue. Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city.
The following IL a diagram Of the prom
ertv to be sold It's street Numbers re 100
and IL? Liberty Street and ie3 ana l25
Cedar Street:
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>rw REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations we're
h..'t,tI at Albany yesterday
Tho Exhri-th street Realty corpora
ton Manhattan. capital $4,000; d rec
tors, CtI,sc1ro Gourniia jHcob Stcruhers
and John Rutuor". Sew York city,
brighton Argyle Corporation Minhat
tan. capital 50 900, directors. william H.
MANSFIELD. BROOKLYN. James V. picrocco.
pcuEan HilS. staten Island, and Law
renee /. Rakcler. russti~, y J,
Eldprado Holding Corporation. Nanhat-
IAN capital, 20 ono. directors. W Dale
Shetf,r' Harrisburg IA Marry ! Nph' :
49, i.Iv.r u Kenyon. BROOKLYN, y
G~-e,rwloh NIltg" Corporations Man
np'ttn. rlr!tal 10000 directors. George
~ur.au. Frank Il. PARCELS ami John n
Purcell. Sew York CITY.
SoY,h,ru Globe. heal'y COMPANY Ma,
ha'.au. capital. $1,000 directors Allen VI
ChAr.up. Brtok!,u, j Harris nuI Ron
fIw u r S%',irN-rE NoW YORK city
Sh ipt Realty Corporation. Manh"''tn,
: Flanders aud Howard o Weaver, New
YORK city.
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THURSDAY. Feb. IS.
Receipts OF beeves were 800 head, in
Guiding four cars for The market. No
sales reported up TO a late hour. The
feeling was steady. Dressed beef was In
moderate demand at l0413c. for native
SIDES, Kinds and r!b- at 10 n l<c.; plates
and chuCks at llMl2Lc.
Receipts OF calves we're a64 head; 81
head on sale. The market was rated
;ic%sia per e%% TO- lbs. pF Ginhifs a a 'os barn "A,
ward calves at So Dressed calves were In
fair demand and steady. city dressed
veals sold at Is n i9c. per ID. and selected
carcasses at 1870 country dressed at i2b
nibhc.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were 500
head, Including a single car for the mar
ket The feeling was Arm. Fair sheep
sold at 80 per 100 lbs good lambs AZ
F75. Dressed mutton hrm at az i2i1c
per ID dressed lambs at i?'s Use hog
dressed at l5iac.. country dressed hothousc
lambs steady at Egss per carcass.
Receipts Of hogs were 500 head. all
for slaughter. The feeling was steady for
all weights. Country dressed hogs auiet
at s'- q Toe. for medium 20 light weights
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SAD ST. SIS, 200 W Sd av. lsxlo42-F l.
Poll to Lawyers Mtg Co, 80 Liberty st,
dye as per bond. Feb %; atty. TO GoS
io5D ST, 5 s, 2s7.6 e "a av. s7'sxic6ii%
Arthur D Calm to LAWYERS Mtg Go, 80
Co. l7s Bway ..............s 29, 900
West side.
West OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth
and 10Th stsJ
10TH ST. n =, 30 2 eth av. 2oxos.o-Mary
NJ u Dcane ct al to Moses Packard and
ano. go Riverside Drive. Feb 20. I vr,
81 c; atty. Isaac Josephson, b Beekman
5oTH ST. n $, 1877 " sth av. is,2xic0,S--
William J Cregan to Einigrant Ind say
Bank, 81 Chsmhers It. Feb rs. 3 ,rsooSs
76TH ST, isg-ss ". s. sf3 " Columbus
av. .1l2x1o2.g--st Andrews NJ e Church
TO- Tl,lc & 90, i7s Bway' F,se 40 40
seTH ST. $ :. 100 = Riverside Drive. ioox
lo.gnRsalty 4 Commercial Co to Rich
iisi,. pr m'TsT.'i oc 900. due June 4, isia,'
p c. atty. l. r CO. 100 Bway -. 1000
Uptown.
Nsnhatten Island. north 81 10Th ST.
iIsTH ST. n s. 3tst " I'd nv. 1s.sxioo IL
Fliomena De Resplris to Lawyers Mtge
bond. atty, l. T Ins & T Co. $50
ronRTr wisHlSGroS Az. Sc cor i4stS
st. 2: 7xisb-Hai,on Realty Co TO Henry
Morgenthau Co. 30 Il i2d st. Feb -.
pr mtg $50. 900, due Mich /. 1918. s p c.
atty. W VI wechslcr. 80 r va at sl?, 500
Bronx.
Borough OF The Bronx.)
BOSTON RID, IS. lis II n is5th 81. s?.iix
1i25-Johu n Hass to Philip X sweet.
Westwood, y J. pr m'ge $4,000. Feb
II. . Yrs, 5i1 p c; attys. Campbell &
u. 81 Chamhers st............ $4,000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " . 1884 $
reg Do W smith. 1874 W ssth st, pr
mtse 10000. Feb %, due Apl l, 1917.
p c; atty. l. T fns & T Co. $50
Rway ........... ......... ...... sd.9VV
DAILY Az, G :. ii3.li : isist at, t3.3x
FORBES CONSTR Co to Rockland
Realty Co. 500 willis av. Feb 10. I yr.
p c. atty. T. g Bell. 500 Wills
aV .'........s'. .'',.' 'sSv,VVu
PILGRIM Av. 3 W cor Wilkinson av. look
l00-Antonio Capoano to william q
Rumsted. IS Glenwood aN. jersey city,
y J. Fob 90. ! yr. 8 p e. ATTY. l. T & 7
HOE Az, $ W cor i74th 81. l00x3s-Trtsk
Rldg Co TO Sophia Goeren, li@5 Te."r
av. pr mtge $4,000. Feb 90, Z yrs. 8 y G
atty, Jos VI Levine. 20 l. aga - $1,000
RANDALL Av n W cor Taylor av. ~ 20 =
. Clnson Point I'd, N7l0N96. 3N5ON 90
PelleFrino Morante a. ano to Hy Reiss,
sll Il l5bth st, Feb Il, 5 yrs, s p c
atty. l. T a. I Co. 100 Bway 1000
LOTS : 10 ?, Blk n. map VI 5 Arrow es-
ta~te-Theresa Flanagan to VIM Koch,
1885 Middletown I'd, Feb 20. I VI, s p c;
atty. l. q Mapes, 1859 Willtamsbridge
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-26
OLD NEW JERSEY FARM SOLD.

PAssAic. ". j.. Feb. 25.-The farm
and homestead OF Daniel Hepburn on
BLOOMFIELD avenue and Telegraph road,
Richheld. has been sold through the
Rowland-Johnson Company Of this city
to Il. Wilhelm Upper. a wealthy re-
tired merchant OF Philadelphia, for
$4,000 cash. The farmhouse. which
was erected about ITO years ago and
since remodelled. Is of the old Colonial
type. 1t is a landmark in this section
and n of he finest examples Of old
time architecture in the State. There
are between seventy-ive and eighty
acres OF land to the farm.