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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13
SENIORS AT WOslAN's COLLEGE
HONORED.

SENIORS AT W0AiAN'S COLLEGE
HONoRED.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Conrad were
81 home 70 the members Of the Senior
class and their woung men friends
Friday evening, says the Tallahassee
Record. The Conradis' lovely home
on College avenue vas artistically
decorated Tor the occasion Quanti-
ties Of asparagus fern was festooned
everywhere in the library and draw
ing room, and in tke reception room
cut flowers were used in profuaion.
Ia the receiving line were President
end Mrs Conrad. Mrs.. Trammoll,
wife ~ Governor TraulmelI, Dr. and
hrs. ShCats. Mr. Luning, Professor
and Mra Williams, Or. and Mrs.
Dodd, Mrs. salley, wife Of Dean Sal
ley. Or Yokum aad Professor Smith.
Mesdames Palmer, Clark, Davidson
and Kellum, greeted the guests at the
door Miss Longmire introduced the
guests 20 the receiving line. Mrs Lun-
ing and Mrs. Game, assisted by Miss
Sparks and Miss stephens, served ice
cream and cake Ia the dining room.
Misses Isselhardt and Williams served
punch in the library. Mrs Barber
poured coffee on the veranda.
Music was furnished 81 the Ensem-
bic class. directed ~ Miss Rausch.
The members Of the class are: Misses
Carmen Evans, Marie Mosley. Loretta
Sullivan, Juainta Pipkin, and Ruth
Bartlett
Young men In town, selected By the
college girls, were invited. They
were Bill Hurtenbach. Bascom Bar
Der, Russell Micker, Barton Turnbull.
Dannitte Mays, Everett Yon. Charlie
Kelley, Oscar Johnson, Q. G. Collins.
Sam Wahnish, Frank Wilson, Theo-
dore Proctor, Horace Van Brunt,
stave Yates, Max Kwilecd, I'd Hop
klns. Edwin Afford, WIN Yon. Graham
Miller, VIM. Bass. VIM. Robertson.
Marion pelot, Frank Cochran, Kent
Johnson, Oliver Johnson. Rawls John
son, John Smith. John Choate. Peck
Green, Guy Haines, Fred Barry.
Douglas Martin, Mr. FAMINE, and Har-
- Goldstein.
The State Board ~ Education was
also invited. az were the parents Of
the seniors and visiting lumnae. Mr..
and Mrs. Drane. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood were also invited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13
sHACKLEFoRn-RAIRn.

Cards have been received BY many
Pensacola people containing the fol-
lowing announcement, which win Be
Of much local interest:
Mr and Mrs. Emmett Joseph Baird
request the pleasure of your company
az She marriage 81 their daughter.
Mary, 70 Mr. Thomas Mitchell
shackleford. Jr.. on Wednesday after
noon, June twenty-third. al four
o'clock, at their home, Gainesville,
Florida.
At home after August the first.
Tampa, Fla
Mr. shackleford Is the son OF JUS
tee Thomas NJ. Shackleford, Of the
Supreme Court 81 Florida, and has
many friends throughout Florida. He
Is q prominent attorney-at-law Of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13
LUNCHEON FOR MISS CARTER.

Mrs. Fred Elliot entertained with q
delightful six-eourse luncheon AZ one
o'clock Wednesday morning in homer
Of Miss Helen Carter, who Is visiting
Miss Agnes Edwards at the College.
A beautiful color scheme in green and
white was carried out with ferns and
magnolia blossoms IN the table dec
orations as well az throughout the
lower floor Of the lovely Elliot home.
Mrs. Eliiot's guests were: Misses
phillis farrell, of Pensacola; Eliza
beth Anderson, Of Pensacola; Grace
Owen, Blauch Glenn. Of Virginia;
Elizabeth Corbett, Agness Edwards,
Cornelia puleston ard Mrs. Kenneth
Moran. Tallahassee Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

Wild Bill Of Germany win soon
realize that he cannot bluff Ameri-
ca. Possibly then he will grant that
Americans have some rights on the
high seas,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

OR.THOS.STOKES
GOESTOPALATKA

Dr. Thomas Fl. Stokes, member 81
the Florida Board of Medical Ex-
aminers, leaves today for Palatka,
where he goes 20 attend a meeting
Of the board and examine applicants
for permission 70 practice. He will
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13
GTEsT ~ MRs. REILLY.

Mrs. Alfred White left yesterday
for Pensacola 20 spend a month with
her friend, Mrs. Dan Reilly Mrs.
White has recently taken possession
Of her home on Georgia avenue,
which was demolished by FIRE, and
which has undergone complete reno
walton and is now more comfortable
than ever before. Mobile Register.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

comes the quemtloa 81
comfort, % helpful
aids and influences
Among The beat 81
these Il = well kncwn
external remedy,
Mothers Frtend.~
u . gnntiy applied b
tls surface muscies.
IaeNe are iuhFieaie.
toncd. made pliAhle 80
they stretch as nature
reuuiFeN without the
strain and pain On
cords and llxaments.
Tbs influence Rxtanf4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

? Supreme Court Of California
says, Z Is not an error 70 instruct
a jury 60 use common sense but not
infrequently IL is time and labor lost.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

The Forty-Tgo Club, which was q
have met Tuesday afternoon, has
postponed les meeting until Tuesday
week, when il viii meet with Mrs. a
III. Mcmillan.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

Marcus Milligan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". G. Millgnn, has returned
from the alabama Polytechnic Instl-
tute at Auburn Alabama. After
Mr.. M1hgan made .
tour with the college baseball team.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

Mrs. Rowena Marsh win leave
Tuesday for Cleveland, Ohio, where
she will spend the summer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13
FREE SOAP

Ten cakes Octagon or Ivory
soap for 25 cents, with cash
purchase Of S1.O0 or more
NJ on ay at The Crystal
Pharmacy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

Belgian ship torpedoed." says a
headline. Is Belgium also starving
Germany
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13

Tampa. Fla. Last Monday Mr..
shackleford delivered an address at
the University Of Florida Alumnae
dinner.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13
The Real Suffrage
Thought Of Women

Notherhoodisghe acknowledgements In
woman's mind. And with II, II course.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-13
MUSIC At FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

The music at the First presbyter-
ian church today win be especially
beautiful with the following choir
singing:
Sopranos-Mrs. Frnestine pfeiffer,
Miss Lillian Clark and Miss Alice
Freeman.
Altos-Miss Lulu Thames and Miss
Margaret Wilhelm.
Tenors-Mr. Hal Laney and Mr. A.
g. Sherrer.
Baases-Mr. John Lewis and Mr..
Jack Clark.
Director-Mrs. Nita Osborn Benn.
Organist- Miss Charliebclie Laney.
NEW ORLEANS VISITORS.
Mrs. J. levy and children, 81 New
Orleans. are expected in q day or two
and viii be the guests Of Mrs. Levy's
sisters, Mrs. Lep Wolf, Of 81 North
Spring street.
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SoTH ST. q. 7S W eth av. 20 Tx Jose.
phlne Mol e. al to Chas q koss, s2s
West End aV. June 81, pr mtge $1,000.
/ ". . . c. attys. Thompson. X & W.
s0TH ST, n =. 81 " Columbus av. Elk
lO22-Jos Rcgneas to Fannie l. Harri-
son. 81 Madison av, June 81, due July !.
1915. ~ y c. atty. 7 @ Co. i76 Broad
way slS.s25
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BOROUGH PARK ALL SOLD.
Inst OF Original Property Dis
posed OF at Auction,

Auction sale OF ~thirty-nve Borough Park
lots. cores and parts of lots not offered
ut the night sale inthe Academy OF Music
last Wednesday was held yesterday at
the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange by
the Jere Johnson. Jr.. Company. auc-
tioneers. The lots were sold for n total
o. s2s.200. About three hundred per.
sons attended the sale. The bidding
was spirited throughout the afternoon
and prices obtained were somewhat
higher than at the sale In the Academy
OF Music, when 214 lots were sold for
sl35.565. This makes n total OF si63. 1855
for 249 lots.
A lot on the south side OF Forty-third
street W Twelfth and Thirteenth
avenues sold for 1880 to c. w. Dustin.
Lots on the south side Of Forty-fourth
street between Thirteenth and Four
teenth avenues brought 800 and 5000
each. A 40 foot plot on the west side
of Fourteenth avenue. between Forty
sixth and Forty-hfth streets brought
$1,000. rot lots on Fifty-second street
between New Utrecht avenue and Thir.
teenth avenue brought Sl.075 each.
Among the buyers were NJ. Ross. Fred
Saunders. Johanna s. Reidemann. AL
fred Vogef, n. q. Sinclair. T. A. Becker.
NJ. s. Hogan. NJ. Hartman, J. Booras,
A. Media, Rosa Mann, F. Pinta. f.. A.
Colt. J. S. Schlesinser and George Cas-
sen.
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West Of Fifth sv. between Fourteenth
and lioth stt.)
26TH ST, SIS. $50 Q 9Th av, boS9s e-1nter.
national Real Estate Co. Inc, to Thos q
Field. trus. Cedarhurst. l. !, June 20
s gre. 5 y c; sttys. Cadwalader. " & T
40 Wall $50. 0oC
I'll Az. $. is.i $ 21th At. :2xioo'Ben.
+ bloomfield. exr, to Emig-ani Ind say
Bank. 81 Chambers st. June 20. 3 yrs
T. c. atty. Edw J Mcclure. 81 Chambers
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Tn. Hollard-Amerlcn steamship Ryn,
dam, sailing to-day FOR Rotterdam WIZ
,nka mail. closing at $50 \ NJ Cor the
Netherlands. germany. Austria, .Hungatys
LuNemhurg and Turkey also FOR other
countries Yhon specially addressed.
The Ital'n line steamship Europe, SAL
ing to-day for Naples. VII take mails,
closing at $50 4 NJ, for Italy, Bulgaria,
Ssrhi6, Rrmanil, switzerland and Greece
also for other countries. except Germany.
Austria. Hungary. Luxemburg. and Tur.
hoy. II specially addressed for despatch by
rhc White star liner Arabic. sailing
to-day for Liverpool. will take mall. clos
Ing a. $50 A. VI. FOR al Europe except
Germany. Austria, Hungary, Lnxemhurg
and Turkey; also FOR Africa, West Asia
and the Fast Indies Mail FOR Italy. Bull
garis. Serbia, Eunnnia, switzerland ana
Greece must q" specially addressed TOR
despatch hS his te9mcr.
The Italian liner America. sailing to-
morrow FOR pies. VIII take NAL, clos
i-g az $50 \ N, FOR Italy. Bulgaria.
ONLY VIII specially addressed.
sailing to-mortoN for Archange!. wiz tahe
matt. closing a: 10 A NJ. Tor Russia only.
Tn" ScondiraNi1n-Am~rican steamship
tle'.ig OIay, sailing tomorrow for Chris.
'iansand, Will FAX, mai. closing At 10 A,
NJ. for Gcrmany, Austria. Hungary. luz
euhure aud Turkey, also for o'hsr ocun-
triss when specially addressed.
Mall Tor no Azores, closing q. $50 ?.
n Fridar VII bo taken by rail- TO Provi-
dence AID transported thence by the
f''rc liner NereZia. =
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WILLIAM ST. HEARING TODAY.
Owners to Protest Against sta
lions ON Narrow street.

Laurence NJ. d. Mcclure. president OF
the Real Estate Board. will address the
public hearing to be held at the Public
Service Commission this morning at II
o'clock. to protest against the use Of the
narrow sidewalks on William street for
subway entrance purposes. William
street sidewalks are ten feet or less In
width and are now overcrowded. The
hearing was arranged by the Real Es-
tate Boar through Borough President
Marks, who Is opposed to the use of
William street sidewalks for subway en-
frances. The Real Estate Board will
present a petition OF protest to the Pub
lie Service Commission, urging that no
sidewalk space be used for this purpose
and signed by many prominent owners
On William street. including william
]. Schleffelin, Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Company, South Man
haitian Realty Company. Ph~elps-Stokes
Estates. owners OF the Woodbridge
and WHY'S buildings; Rudolph Wirth,
Charles C. Nadal. Humphreys Homeo
pathic Medicine Company, Lehn & Fink,
j. V. & H.. V. d. Black. Amir 4 Co,
william Zinsser q Co, Golden Hill
Building Company. Charles +. Noyes,
Stimis & Pieper. Lasker & Bernstein.
Henry cambridge & CO.. New York
Quinine n Chemical Works, Thurston
& Braidich. Henry Allen. Newman &
MacBain. f. e. Clapp a. Co. Fred S.
James & Co. T. Y, Brown & Co. and
James II. Rhodes & Co.
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WEATHER FORECAST

For eastern New York. New Jersey and
eastern Pennsylvania, fair and warmer to
day; fair Tomorrow; moderate TO frcst
northwc- winds.
For southern New England. fair to-dsi
and Tomorrow. fresh northwest to north
winds.
For northern New England. fair to-day
and Tomorrow. Light northerly winds.
For western New York, fair and slightly
warmer to-day; fair tomorrow moderate
northwest winds.
NEW YORK. June 2s-The centre OF
the depression from Manitoba moved east
I'd Yesterday 20 a position north Of
Lake Huron aud oausci generally cloudy.
-howery and unsettled conditions over
~. lake region. and eastward % ths
Atlantic coast.
The storm which has been moving
northward of tho Atlantic coast wal
central over Novi. Scotia attended by
rain and high Winds over tho maritime
provinces. .
The pressure was moderately low In the
Southwest. but high over the Interior OF
the country from a centre over the Mis-
souri, VALLEY.
Lower temperatures prevailed In New
England and southwark along the Atlantic
coast. hut Il was warmer In western New
York and the lake regions.
In this city the day was cloudy with
very light showers In the morning and a
thunderstorm at evening cooler; wind
light TO fresh sou'hwest: average humidity,
81 per cent. barometer. corrected to read
to sea level at s 4 NJ. 29So. , p. NJ,
?e.7S
The temperature IN this city Yesterday.
az recorded by the Official Thermometer. Is
shown IN the annexed table,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASED.
Several Midtown Lofts Find
Tenants.

NJ. 4 L. Hess have leased the frs.
loft at 22-24 West Twenty-sevcnth
street to the s. & s. Garment Manufac-
turing Company; third loft at 22-24
West Twenty-seventh street to the Fair
sex Costume Company; sixth loft at
22-e4 West Twenty-seventh street TO
Morris Weissman and Adolph Run I:
third loft at SIS East Eleventh street to
the Strand Cloak and suit Company {:
eleventh loft at 1877 Fifth avenue to the
Ten Dollar Garment Company and the
eleventh loft at 3 West Twentieth street
TO DIN & Moses space at 17-21 East
Twenty second street 10 David Mack
Company: additional space at +32
Fourth avenue TO Salembier r. Levin
and space at 129-131 West Twenty
second street 10 the Karet Manufacture
ing Company.
Pease & Gilman rave leased to the
OF years the store and basement at 262
Bowery.
He'll 4 Stern have leased in 27-35 West
Twenty-fourth street Nth loft TO r. Ia
han Bro. & Co. : in 13s-lt4 West Twenty
NTH street ffth loft to the International
Dress and Skirt Company in 4O-t2 West
Twenty-seventh street top loft to Louis
Lustig in 135-137 West Twenty-seventh
street third loft TO Louis Rubenste,n {:
IN oo-S' west inlrty-nrst street elghtn
loft to j. l.. Lesz!nsky & Co. in SO
West Thirty-seventh street eleventh loft
to the Newport Costume Company. and
in 3I2-3l4 Seventh avenue first loft to
Wade Button Works.
Bastine & Co. have leased at Il4-11s
East Thirteenth street the front half OF
the seventh fioor to L. II. Woehler. fine
art publisher and importer. and at rs
Fifth avenue the second loft to Forst &
Maidoff. women's dresses.
A.. l.. Monfort has leased the store and
loft at 302-306 West Fifty-third street
for the estate of u. Mitchell to Michael
Balsamo & CO.. automobile body build
ers and painters.
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commander Z II campbell from Gen
eral Board to command the New ori.anS
Commander y. T.. Irwin, from command
NJ Inc New orleans to home for orders.
lieutenant, Commander II II, S''nons'
from the Louisiana -
MISUNDERSTANDING W. y, Ieners;
from Of the Tanning 20 chicc OF
Naval Intelligence. Washing,on,
NavV Requirement TO naval war college.
Lieu, /. A, Richards, from he Atlantic
reserve feet TO command tn" Tanning
Lieut.. l. NJ, stevens. from the Raleigh
Lieu, NJ Train, from the Yorktown
Lieut. 1" . 5, : Brown. from the Raleigh to
Lieut.. Il, l.. Lee, from the oregon 20 the
Lieut.. Il. W. Hostord. from the NIL.
Lieut.. 4. NJ charlton, from the New
York yard to the Texas.
Lieut.. II y, Bell, from the oregon to the
Ensign !. II. Redman, from the Oregon
Ensign j \ Cru,chneld, from the St.
Ensign ". 4. Proadbent, from Bath Iron
! Works, Maine. to III" W~adsworth
Ensign e.. X Martin, from tho NIL
waukcc to the Raleigh.
Ensign e, o Hagen, from the Yorktown
to the south Dakota,
Ensign j. *. Esler, from the Raleigh 10
Ensign II r, r. Elmer, from tn. York
town to the oregon
Ensign ", y Kerr. from the South IA,
Lieut.. \ \. Garrclon, from the MohiI an
to the Rainhridg"
Lieut., r, Baxter, from the Saratoga 20
aid on STAN Commando In Ch'"f Asiatlc
Ensign II. Dudley, from the Saratoga TO
Ensign .. L. Downes, from the Saratoga
to the Dale.
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VIEW slsT ST. APARTMENT.

The four dwellings at 10s. III. 113
md IFS East Eighty-first street have
Seen sold by O'Reilly & Dahn to a client,
vho will take title TO the property In
The nam Of a realty company which is
10 b. Incorporated within the next few
DAYS. I, was said that Bernhard Feifer.
seller Of i0s. was the man behind the
deal. but Mr.. O'Reilly said this was not
20 and that none OF the sellers had any
interest IN the company now being or
rnized. The site Is TO be improved
With a nine story apartment house.
which will cost in the neighhorhood OF
.:5o,0o0. Building operation has been
delayed until fall because OF a lease on
the dwelling at lis. which does not ex-
plre until that time. The four DWELLINGS
have a frontage OF so feet and a depth
Of 1912. The property abutting in the
rear, 10 to ia East Eighty-second
street, a frontage II ~7l.6xl02.2. was
bought a few weeks ago by Samuel
Hericg for an apartment house. which
IS 10 be ready for occupancy this Octo-
hep.
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IpARTMENT DEALS
FEATURE OF DAY
Investor Buys West Side House
and Builders Get Two
East Side Sites.
vJLSONS SELL on PARK Az

~. r. wilson estate sold yesterday
49,. nve story buildings on PARK ave-
-. ee,ween Sixty-second and sixty
,,,-a streets to hing & Bing as a site
=, another tall apartment house. The
.,,,.r,y sold is Sos, $40 and, sac Park
',,nue. with an l. to 81 East sixty-third
,,-..,. properties which the Wilson
,,ully has owned for a number of years.
n. four houses form an l. around the
..,,nvss, corner of Park avenue and
s,,,y.,h,rd street. This corner is only
$40 in size and probably will be ac-
s.s,sd by the builders. The Wilson
eso,sr,y has a frontage OF rs feet on
80 avenue and extends back 100 feet.
~. sixty-thlrd street l. has a frontage
:, 40 fee, on the street. On this area
u,,, a Blng will erect n thirteen story
.ssT,m,nt house, with two suites to a
~, The building will be erected from
,i,n, by Emery Roth and will cost In
y. ~neIehborhood OF 100000. The deal
-. negotiated by Pease & Gilman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23

So Lcrare, Jacksonville. -"o mile. south OF
Sandy Hook at i VI yesterday
- Comet. Port Arthur. 40 mites south OF
jupiter ~ noon.
- SarnJa Klurton, 20, miles soIth OF
SANDY lioOk n noon
- CITY " savannah. savannah 20. mlles
south Of Sand, liuuh M uonu
81 Radiant. Sabine. '2n ml'r, west OF Tolr
tuEHs AT UoOu
- II CI Now Or'cnus. crossed missile
slpW bar Al 81 y ",
- san Marcos Mobile. G>l rNlos south OF
Diamond Shoals ~ noon
- Cnunho. Galveston, lo miles south ~
Juuitrr NJ y NJ
s. John u Rockefeller. TuNpim, Ms mics
south OF Sandy Hook ~ noon
s. Brilliant, BATON Rouge, 81, miles south
of Sandy Hoo ~ noon.
6 S,hir,a trontcra $40 miles west NJ he.
WNs' ~ moon
= II orrn,r. Galveston. crossed Galveston
bar ~ ut, T. NJ
IS NJ S-'u Galveston, %. miles southwest
of Diamond Shoal At G L v
- santiago. SANTIAGO, .a miles south NJ
Sandy HOOK M , T.. N,
s. TuG Kccur, Brunswick. 'Oi miles south
of sandy Hook n : T., VI
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The BrOnH.

a ~ NESEl
By Joseph = Day.
"a JONI, s j'risy mink st, .63d2'ii; franz aS,s
vacant; to II NJ Koon for s5e5. also Sec,
ond Az, s $ 6l5 " Lafnyet'e ,av, SIX
Carthy deed: to Frank T Day for $3.50.
ElpRIDGE ST, -, vs., l?5 Canal ST..
egt Eva Hcxt"r ct al; partition, % the
30 AZ, :iss., W. 1850 n iis,ih, st. sSs
Savss Instn ast J .pegs!man ct al;
due, s2s, So6.9li taxes, &c, sslt so
Az A. is.. IS. 6,.s $ 18th st. sMs 'ssS55'ss' :
sly tnmt and strs and I sty rear tnmt--
Mosa Genthl'ngcr es'ry &c. ast barney
5000; sub To mtg $4,000, to the plain
~ Henry Brady.
R'ecck@cr ST. 2sxSc. f., stv tmmm, sstrs 4
. sly rear tnmt-kate Madden agt 4 L
s,,cahlomo' e, oo a. partition to the plain.
By. NJ MorEen,hau, Jro Co
50 ST; nT az, , 1 IS ~ e hy p s%Ns'; :
S Mscs' s w'.. i'ss: ct aa FL aa.' to 1issS'Gs
l,srH ST. az i. n n . "sss's Cd av. COX
IoOiO. ! sty. tnmt-Erncstlnc weber ct
g on.tss' taX * NI ac' sY.6Go ct TO y. auI NAN as;.
Gs:oS THIRD AvENuE,l
St, l6syiI5 u? sty dwls-Mary Am,
sy:%'s., "f ;as MG'' Re. M ssSiss ct t, al the due D,a IS:
by Joseph p. Day,
Iixlio, . sly dwls-l6th baptist church
agt J $ Ansorge ct al. due, ss.ao6tt,
taxes s., S6ii'; to the p~laintin Tor
ra:D ST. cal F, n 5. 1855 e cypress ay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23

Sc Clmnrnnia. AZ GLASGOW
Ss oscar II, ~ Ch-isilansand
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NO APARTMENT IN FLATBUsH.

A decision OF importance to Flatbush
owners and particularly those
who own property in Beverley Square
was rendered yesterday by Justice
Kelby in the Supreme Court, the JUS
tice granting an injunction on the appli-
cation of Albert H.. Dollard Of 25l East
Nineteenth street to restrain Charles
r.. Whowell from erecting "A twenty
ia mily apartment house In the restricted
area. The decision preserves the dis
trict from the inva sion OF the modern
apartment house type OF construction,
The proposed apartment was to be
erected on the west side OF Ocean ave-
nuc. Two hundred feet north Of Cor
telyou road.
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CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

The Houghton Company has leased
through James A. Dowd the dwelling at
33s West Sixty-third street TO Mrs. Maria
Du Bois.
Pease a Gilman have leased to George
w. Peters the dwelling at sos Madison
avenue and for Miss Hanna Halpin the
four story and basement house at 100
West Eighty-ifth street to J. f.. Cart
wright.
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NEW REALTY CORrOR ATOMS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
virginia Building Company, Manhattan:
capital 5000, directors, Jacob Kovner.
BROOKLYN; Bilo Klein. New York city, and
Louis Cohen, Rrohklyn.
Bob Realty Company. Manhattan: capt
Ia, $1,000, directors, Morris Garnnkel.
M,uric" II. Bob and Alexander Freedman,
NrW York city.
Noipcrt Realty Company, BROOKLYN;
capital, $4,000, directors, Andrew VOL
pert. Sr, brooklyn Richard X Wolpert
and IN trl"s l." Woipert, East Islip, y y.
itai, $1,000, directors, Rosario Gia,mo.
giuseppe. INmenzo and Paul Giaimo.
Corona, y. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHlNGToN, June :? The destroyer
Cassin has arrived In New York harbor.
submarines K-l, K-2, k.5 and K-6 and
tender Tallahassee at New York yard,
cruiser san Diego at san Francisco, de-
stroycr Reid and TUG Sonoma At Newport,
gunhoat Dolphin At bridgeport. Conn, de-
siroycr Fiusser at President Roads,
The tenders Fulton and OZARK and sub
marines G-i and @ have sailed from
Newport for New York yard, battleship
Texas from New York yard for Newport.
collier Abarenda from Hongkong for Annoy
and shanghai, supply ship Glacier from
San Diego for Guaymas, and battleship
virginia from Boston for Newport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-23
BUYS TO PROTECT REAR LIGHT.

To protect the rear light OF the Sur
ry. a nine story apartment house at
70? East Eishty-second street. David
Dows, who recently bought the property
from the builder. Samuel A. Herzog.
in exchange for his large estate at IT.
vington on the Hudson. bought yester-
nv the dwelling at 121 East Eighty
art street. This property was acquired
rom Stephen Duncan Marshall through
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co, and prevents
an apartment house improvement at
ne rear Of the apartment.