davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Basketball practice has started at
the high school and both the boys
and girls teams expect to practice
daily as the season opens soon. There
are II large number of candidates for
both teams and they expect to put
two very fast teams in the field. L..
A. Deesz will coach the men and his
wife will coach the girls.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
Notice

Miss Clarella Thomas, formerly of
81. Joseph. No., will open IN art
studio in the Tosscl building, POS
Gold .""nue. The interior will be-
remodeled and redecorated and OPEN
ed about January l5.-adv. POP
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

I Clarence Barlow has transferred
his interest in the new moving pic
ture show to his partner, Fred Rich
ards who will conduct the business
alone.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

A. W. Pollard and State Senator
c. J. Laughren left the city Friday
for Los Angeles. where they will CON-
plete the transfer of the Laughren
proprties sold recently to V. Peyton.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08
Notice for Sealed Bids

The board of education of District
number one will receive bids for the
making of an irrigation well ON the
Luna County High School demonstra-
ton tract, up to and including Feb
ruary 2. 1915. Plans and specifica-
tons can be secured from j. NJ. Bar
racks, chairman of building and
grounds committee. The board re-
serves the right to reject any and
all bids.
Dated January l, 1915. at Dem
ing, New Mexico.
tSigned) DEMING BOARD OF
EDUCATION
o. II. Cooper, President
Il W. E. Holt. Secretary
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Jim keeley, former resident, is
in the city from Tucson and expects
to make his future home here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Mrs. Maggie Greenwalt has filed
suit for divorce from her husband
Nicholas j. Greenwalt on statutory
grounds. through her attorney, A. W.
Pollard.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Church will be- held in the school
house the nj ht of the tenth. Ev
crybody is cordially invited.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
DOWNTOWN FLATS
IN $4,000 TRADE
rorouch President Marks Sells
Park Avenue Building to
New Realty Go.
.iDUBON AVE. SITE SALE

Wl,r The exception OF 3 sale CO /. ru!-
"a, s,..et business building most OF yes
,,.Sav's trading was in fats IN various
,o,ovp sections Some of the fats
.cr. secured by investors. while others
anna INTO the hands OF buyers. who
ave different plans for the future OF the
,roc.r,, purchased Borough President
v,rks was seller Three fats on
r,rk avenue near Eiehty-seventh street,
which he bough, four years ago. he sold
N newly formed realty company, which
I, i.ss!d will remove the buildings and
cree, on their sites an apartment house
within keeping with tho development Of
I'm, mart NJ Park avenue. \ site on
audubon avenue suitable for improve
men, with two fats was sold. and in
uarlem two Nats were sold by mort
,are COMPANY which last week bought
hem in to protect its interest. The
Fulton street property which changed
lands. tho first sale south OF Chambers
,ire1 in some time, Is in the same
hook as the Hudson Terminal Building.
The huyer gave a dwelling on Clinton
avenue Brooklyn. in part payment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
TELLS OF MCMAHON SALES.
Former Pastor TestiHcs About
Deals with Cl-rgymen.

The Rev. Charles r.. Nash. formerly a
Baptist pastor in Minneapolis, told on
the witness stand before Judge CuSa-
man in the United States District Court
Yesterday how he had helped Pierre NJ,
cooker dispose of the securities of the
Monaton Realty Investing Corporation.
which IL now IN the hands of receiver,
Mr.. Nash said he had rclnquished his
pulpit to enter the employ of LOCKER,
who is on trial for using the mails to
defraud investors,
According to the Government authori-
ties Nash was head of The sales agen-
cies established by LOCKER in bridgeport
and hartford, Conn; Providence, Il, l.;
philadtlrhi1 and Chicago. lie told As
slstanl United States Attorney Hart
ridge he had sold $500 worth OF the
Monaton profit sharing securities to the
Rev. Lewis &. kuuth of Dayton, Ohio,
and three shares AT $li0 each to the
Rev r., A, Stiles of Lima, Ohio. Mr.
stiles then took the stand TO say that
he had bought the securities in the cx-
pectatiou of rcaping big profits.
Another salesman for the company
William J. Markell of Philadelphia, was
on the stand during the last few min
utes OF the session. He testified that
he accepted a position with the Monaton
company in October, 1907. after LOCKER
had convinced hlm his company offered
far better proposition than other real
estate companies in the city, lie said
he sold stock for from s10< to $40 He
will resume the stand At 1890 o'clock
this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
EXEMPT CITY FROM LABOR LAW
Advisory Council Says Departments
Insure Protection.

Relieving that the construction. alter
alton and maintenance of all BUILDINGS
in New York city are amply supervised
by departments of the city administra-
ton and that the provisions OF the
labor law in their application and OPP
GRAFTON to cities of the first class could
he safely and wisely suspended the Adj
visory Council Of Real Estate Interests
yesterday passed resolutions urging the
passage OF the bill to this end intro
duced by Senator Sanders. The council
expressed the opinion that this measure
would give the relief needed by owners
of real estate and If 1t is not eNpedient
to pass this measure the council, rather
than have the continuance Of existing
conditions, gave its Endorsement as an
alternative for the Sanders bill TO the
recodiiication of the labor law az PRO
posed by the state Factory lnvestigdt-
ing Comm sson. with the understanding
that the law can he further amended
at the next session Of the Legislature
to modify many arbitrary and unneces-
sary requirements now prescribed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

The white Star liner Ndriatic. sailing
today for Liverpool. viii take mail.
closing at $50 \. Nj, Tor Europe except
Germany, Austria. Hungary, LuNemburg
and Turkey, Africa, West Asia and the
East midas
The Scandinsvinn-A American liner United
States, sailing to-uorruN for thristltn-
sand. viii take mail closing At 10 \. VI"
for Germauv. Austria. Hungary and for
other countries when specially addressed
The Italian liner Ducs degli Ahrulzi
sailing saturday for Ndplc-. vii take
mail. closing at at $50 tor ter
many, Austria. Hungary aud Turket. and
for other countries t"Ntcpt luNomburgi.
when specially addressed.
Tho American liner -. F'ul. ssilug
saturday for Liverpool will take mtI
closing at $50 \. VI Tor Europ" '"> "p'
,iernauy. Austria. HuuGarfN. lnNemhutg
and Turkey. Africa, West Asia and the
East indies
The French liner ta Touraine. sailing
Saturday for bordeaux, wil take mai,
dosing at noon, for France, Humania
spain. Portugal Egypt, 'r'e'e. British
India. British East Africa, siam, Malta,
Gibraltar. CeSlon. straits settlements.
Dutch East Indies. West Australia and
Persia also othe countries t"Nccpt Ger.
many. Austria. Hungary, luNcmhurg and
Turkey, when specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
Reports Reflect Continued Dema nd
for Lofts and stores.

william Sittenham has leased the
basement store at 1917 Fifth avenue to
william r. Price, parlor floor at "a West
Thirty-ninth street to Bertha Gear, at
81 west Thirty-sevcnth street to ", Cor
don Co.. at IO7 West For,y-seventh
street to Elinor Falk and basement
stores to NJ. Schvartz and to Bonnie
Thornton. second floor at % Fifth ave-
nue. to Ferdinand Klein. at 125 Fifth
avenue to American Plush and Velvet
iressboard Company. parlor floor at 1913
Firth avenue to John G.. Ciendinn.ng a
Co. at % West Thrty-seventh street to
Enterprise Button Company, at 40 West
Thirty-seventh street to Miss Il. =. stem
strom AID s-rond floor at 6s West
rorty.se'1ntk street to Antonino Carieilo.
william A. White Sons have
rented for Charles A. Moran, trustee,
the hve story building at II Vesey
street to Corning & Co. rcctifers and
distillers OF Peoria, III.
N. Brigham Hall & william d. Blood
good have leased to Philip Lumer the
store and basement at 1876 East Seventy
sixth street
Hugh :. Thompson has leased space
in the Cambridge Building. 334 Fifth
avenue, to Drs. LAM and Pressler.
John n. Golding has leased the store
and basement at 2929 Third avenue to
the Regal Shoe Company for ten years
part OF the seventh floor In the Scribner
building, 597-599 Fifth avenue. to the
Napor Heating Company for term !.
the north store at 20s9 Amsterdam ave-
nue. TO the Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company. In the American Surety
Building. half of the second floor to
Taylor. Bates & Co. members of the
New York Stock Exchange the entire
sixteenth floor to Merrill. Rogers &
Terry: offices on the ninth floor to Ed
ward w. Wilson. and on the eighteenth
floor to the Airmor Company.
George ketcham has leased in the ST.
James Building the store at 1893 Broad
way to Joseph l.. Hirsch for term
OF years.
Shaw 4 Co. have leased the store at
the northwest corner OF l30th street and
Seventh avenue to Helen Staubsinger
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

NATHAN DIIIENHOEFEK- SIBWund
Nathan and Ralph Dlttenhocfer, who
composed the nrm of Nathan 4 Often
hoefer, wholesale silk and cotton goods,
5s and SO Worth street. have madc an
assignment to william iienkcl Jr. They
began business In July, 1911,
SADIE SCHWARTZ millinery, AZ 296
Bleecker street. has mado an assignment
to Charles j. Steinberg
ARTHUR KITZLER. emhroideries 81 East
Tenth street, has made an assignment
to Joseph Misthal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
LEASING NEAR THE SEAsHORE.

The Lewis X. May Company has
leased cottages at Far Rockaway. l.. l.,
for Henry Hagan. on Healy avenue, to
Joseph Skolny; for w w. Clock. on At
lantic avenue. to A. Latner; for Andrew
McTigue on Grandview avenue. to Mrs.
ID. We'll, and for John Winkler. Jr.. cot
tage on Seneca street to Henry Phillips.
William l.. Bowman has rented at Far
Rocksway to Henry Roth the Goldsmith
cottage on Bessmund avenue; to
Charles Stern the Scherer cottage on
Cedar avenue to- ]. Lahm the Murphy
cottage: to Nathan klau the Marsden
cottage on Cornaga avenue: to Joseph
W. stern the Mott cottage on Healy
avenue, and to r. II. Roth the Rich
mond cottage on Waterview place.
II. Schuyler Cammann has leased for
Edward c. Cammann house on the
south side OF Byron road. west of Mer-
rick avenue. Merrick. l.. l.. fully fur
nished. to Robert knight Dana.
Bradford q. Weekes and a.. l.. Gilsey
n Co. have sold the Henry W. Warner
place. known as Homcwood. on the Mill
River Hollow road, Oyster Bay, to
Howard Slade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

capt T.. l. Capehart from special board
80 naval ordnance, Navy Department
granted siN months sick lrsve
Commander \. ", Hands, from command
the ohio to connection h'tiuG out the
oklahoma and duty as executive officer
when commissioned
Commander \. G TWiuing, from the
chester To- Atlantic r,serN" fleet.
Lieut.. T.. T. B0ssctt, from tho Delaware
to home Rud wait orders.
Lieut., J. W Hay ward, from navy yard,
Charleston, e., "a the Delaware as
engineer officer May l.
Lieut. B II. Taylor, junior grade, 10
navy yard, Charleston, : q
Ensign Il II, trdysou, from the Rrook
Ign TO IN, Marietta.
chaplain J NJ. T. McGinnity, from the
Minnesota to the Wisconsin.
Ensign j G. clark, from the Brooklyn
to the Marietta.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian aud The BrOnx.
lat u NESEY STREET J
RV Rryan l.. Kennedy.

BROADWAY a5sl to 9;es. " =, block
front bet l47th and iisth sts. is9.ios
t5GS'' ihSVNy" In',, one ~ s''s Tts,h
So Corpn ct al; due. s:7.7s7.32: TO
Irving SCOTT. party In interest. IS! 900
-5Tn st $50 W :. t25 9Th az :;N
s,e. tNo ana thrre sly loft blds-J e
Wildwood W Emil Frtad ct al. due,
s.. 'i''-. taxes. Sc $50 to the PLAN,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n :, ti5.l " lssth st.
tsa, Ht'n'on pine saygs Bank ). Henry
,ste,. &. saii7,s5 Adjourned to
ElyEnslpE DRIVE, ~. GsA Y l5s'h st.
-35.t. vacant Same " same; action ?;
due. 't7Noo. 80. taxes, SC. s!sis. Ad.
nAMIl.ToN TERRACr. ST. :. ,7as n
lilst 81 25Ny6.6N-5Nrs three sly dwlg
--tiermau Say Bduh ~ sarah Racker et
a.. due t.:.9plo>, taNos' SC s.56 30 TO
ny Joseph p Day
y.p -. - ". % :. ?Si 10 " columbus av.
-oNi.o, D, 'hrcc sly dw's " Aueusi
" lie Fevri ct al. due SIiS- .,
taN,s, s., $500, to Snowber & smith,
,, RI sr ''. 81 " :5s central fG PIX
" i'N'"o. : ~ aw's ely Rgai Es-
30" taNes. g. 80 e.. adjourned t"
sl tucair, ami fhree sty stores
Gt'rufh e. g. ist ] II Rodlue ct tL
due, $50 ig2 'c, 10 ,hC plaintiff $4,000
~, -pNlOo1l. 6 -, trnm' Baron De
Iir.'h Fnna az Annie kopIik ct a.
sos, 81. 90 the plaintiff ..,... stS, 900
~ ~ .elS. - cor nan ST ,Nos 3oo-2l.
-oilNso, I sly teu'nt nul stores -'ireen
SH.9tL'$, taS's, Sc 1885, 97, /" ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
EXPORTS STILL INCREASING.
Gain Nearly sI.OOO.OOO Last Week
imports Up Over $4,000. 900.

WAsHINGroN, April 2O.-Following IL
the statement OF the Department of Com
merce on imports and exports AT thii-
teen principal customs districts doing 90
per cent. of the business for the week
ended April II:
Imports. s3s.37s, 1856 as compared with
$32 65+.5SS for tho week ended April
10. and exports, s5l,3l0.s53. as compared
with s5o,333,s33 for the week ended
April 10. The balance OF trade in favor
OF the United States for the week ended
April II amounted TO sl2.934,0s7, az
against s17,s7a.2s7 tho week previous.
Cotton exported during the week
ended April II amounted to 1921
bales. as against 1926 bales the week
previous. making the total since Au-
gust 1.00l.757 bales.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
MINIS REsTNURANT SITE SOLD.

charles : kohlcr has sold for Mrs
susie T. Fitchette of Highland Falls.
y Y. the Burns restaurant property,
snovn a. 7s3-7s5 sixth avenue. together
with an I, in the rear known as l02-l04
West Forty-fifth street, four three and
'cur story brick buildings. on plot 5ox
700 on the sixth avenue side and 43X75
M the Forty NTH street side. to a client
Of the Lawyers Title and Trust Company
for cash The property was held at
100000 and the seller was represented
by Blandy Mooney Il Shipman. attor-
neys Part OF the property had been
n the Burns family nearly forty five
wears.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21

>\TIStIED MORTGAGES.


,,,r,,>- -. 49,
VI Ahl,,N Az, cor -ooth - southern
% A',' runs ",N " le5 ~ n
o.. - - ~ ~ .''s!
nuE ~, .tul ,NuHls,t g. wife Frank +
N"h., 70 INC metropolitan savings Bank.
~ "nu % ,1HPot 81 a'tNs' y q W
~, irrhH, ~ VA s',,...t,, ..... 5000
"a = - " HtSi End ~ -IilN
t;nttIieS F- and ran,ine Nn nD. , Nrr ~
- .. Nnth 81 "t'Ss' Salier 20
, NI,San - 49,. .'..... .....,...... ". 800
ny ii'N = ~ l.'5 ana l's5, = 10 9
.,-N ,iW'H"rF nd'lEhle p!', ''Nl ~.
NJ, - i3td-Jnseph i,''m"ni tonsl %
70 MAN flhe' atiNs' morrison a SChin
pSi'Xb nEny h, Ro,,o,' 90 $500
~ lu', map "i ~ .",s .siat, Of Geo
rare -tih ""tl' -sNl ~ May y lfl-
IlI.l h.hIF 20 - Nhdr'M downing
- BMay ,,....,.,,....,.. ......,. ....-. $40"
HHSS az SHi'N ~ 'M@Gts oneIN H.
a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
worthington Whitehouse, Manhattan;
capital, $4,000; directors Worthington
Whltehouse, Newton Rae and Richard ;,
Emmett New York city.
Daveck Building Company. The Bronx;
capital $1,000; directors. Hayman Eckman
Rose Eckman and Max Davis. New York
city,
broadway and Grove street Holding Cor
poratlon. Brooklyn; capital 10000; dlrec-
tors william H. LETTERS. Alfred L. Rose
and Sherwood T.. Collins New York city.
NJ A. y. Building Company, Brooklyn;
capital, 50 900: directors, David v, Groten-
stein, VI. Grotenstein and Samuel trot'n-
stein, brooklyn
T.. ". y. Realty Company, Brooklyn:
oapital, IS 600. DIRECTOR. Fred Pollak
Joseph Pollak and Louis WartikoNit2,
BROOKLYN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
AUDUBON AVENUE FLAT SITE.

NJ J. Strunsky 4 Co. have resold for
Hanna CoNu ~ the V. r. Building Cor
iora,icn, Selig Rosenberg president. the
not l00NlO0. on the west side of Au-
dlhpn avenue, % feet south of 18th
'reet The site will he improved with
no five story apartment houses. ar
4nged for i've families on a floor. Each
structure will contain four stories. The
seller acquired the property through the
zane brokers last week from Ennis a
S.rnott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
SELLS 5000 LONG ISLAND LOTS.

J. Albert and Eddy A. Weinstein
eve NoUi !pu Frederick Brown 5000
=, S a. Belle Trrre, near HicksvIlle. l.. I.
,' property If known 40 the Steanmont
,.'F and was held al $4,000, II
u'U'fl' belonged To the Bankers Mort
r' se ana Trust Company, representing
''eidnd interests. Mr.. Brown ac-
,'I'N me lots about two months ago
n9l' ''a' syndicate in an exchange for
,N'''' Story lofts at 40 and a. West
'"'"'h .s' zenith street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
MOTHER B'WAY Ant.

Jo0o GoldDg has leased to Madi-
"' Grant 'h' building at 1898 and 1901
fod1NdN for ten years. with "A privilege
'"n 'rdrs renewal to La Parisienne
"'NS"r'c Eazzetti & Celia. lnc) for
.'e as restaurant The firm has been
g%d'ed At $50 Eighth avenue, between
=" gem duH Forty-iirst streets, for
i"prI uf Years The new location
hloms CAlrcblrs restaurant on the
south
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
EAST SIDE FLAT SOLD.

EAST llSTH STREET.-The Gibraltar
Mortgage Company. Harry Mack
president, has sold 10 William Reit-
mann 81 ard 80 East llsth street.
tA-stogy tenement on plot 5ONlO0. lao
feet west Of Park avenue. This prop
rr'y was sold ~ auction last week by
the late u. Phoenix lngraham.
MADISON AVENUE Horace ;. Fly &
20 have sold for The city Real Estate
company 10 a client 2lO5 Madison
ave Ne threc-etory and basement
dwelling. IN lot aOxso. between l32d
end 1884 streets.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises sSs Sun set. sD,Mi Moon sc,sle.,
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHs l,'i ~ Gov Island ,a ~ HcllG.. .,'iss
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHk s2s GOV Island 100 Hell Gate 40
Arrived TUESDAY. April 20.
g Roma. . A NJ. Lisbon. April :.
S Tuscania, 80 A NJ Glasgow, Anrl ~
- Them s,ocles. AS y, Nj, Plrfus
" :. oscar II, - p Nj, Chrsuansand.
y :, S Queen Mar.sre, lo:sN \ VI London
;, L Coz. 1899 4 NJ Rcueu, .tpril =
= warousta, Las Paimas. AnrIl 8
= Arundo \ NJ Rotterdam. April
IS >,ra,hnalrn, 10 p. NJ, Monday, orsn,
S :: Fsr%!s% 20 n WI Ws.i H Ha,sp !,
:. Kanavhs. SIS A NJ Ma,snr"
Tire or o.. sAo p y Hu u,, M.,"h ar, a. Il,
:, Nicholas Cuneo. y A Nj Barscos,
M yoaocC y c afys"a AMI ,r-, !,
- Bernudisn. 30 u NJ Bcrmuta. April Is
- Paloms $50 \ NJ Manstc, April H.
- Comus, New orleans. April -.
- John u. Rockefeller Baton Rouge
A0ril II
- r. paso. New Orleans. Aprll 1,
- CITY OF Columbus. savannah. Apr1l II
- jamestown. Norfolk April 70
50 Illinois, Port Arthur, Tex. Arril -
s. Nueces, Galveston, Aprl u,
- Alamo Mobile. ANril 10
- RIO Graudc. Brunswick. April u
- Dana. Philadelphia Anrll 20
- Mamma Hata, baltimore trril Is
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
g rrsnsylvania. ~ Liverpool
- Oosteriyk, AZ Rotterdam
IS Fredcrik VIII, at Copenhagen
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
= America, from Gen0a
- Teuaiores. from BoCas del Torn
s. Monterey, from Havana
- Philadelphia, from Puerto Cshello
:. GARLIC from Santa Marta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
nARk> SELLS PARK AVE. FLATS

Borousl President Marcus NJ Marks
Aas sold three fiat houses at l049 to
1858 Park avenue In the new apartment
'olony The property was purchased
~ the newly formed Realty Corpora
on Nathan Oppenhelm president. Earle
Calhoun and Henry |. Cooper were the
brokers in the deal. The houses are five
stories high and occupy combined site
reasuring sl.Sxl02lo. 10 feet south Of
me southeast corner of Eighty-seventh
,ree The corner is owned by Thomas
Hammil President Marks acquired
no houses four years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
yvLrON ST. BUILDING TRADED.

Tho Charles T.. Moves Company has
sold for the Hudson Realty Company the
I'VE story and basement building at 2l0
Fulton street covering lot about
.;sxsO. located in the same block as
NJ Terminal buildings In part pay
ment rne Hudson Realty Company took
49, and ls7 Clinton avenue. Brooklyn,
a residence with garage covering a plot
s1.oo, which property will he offered
'or resale The total transaction
amounted to $4,000. Stoddard &
Mark acted as attorneys. The Fulton
street building has been leased by the
Moves cc1r'ny for ten years to the
New Jersey Wire Cloth Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
H S
FOR THE SUMMER
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

FOR RENT ~ Dublin, y u
Charming house. delightfully situated On
high land with splendid outlook on every
side Of mountains. has 3 living rooms, :
masters and Two maids bedrooms. lsun-
dry, kitchen. toilets. bathroom garage
Tor cars and mans room, trepla'es, al
completely furnished and newly painted
and pdpcred last season. Wide pia2las on
three sides. many I'm" trees a good deal
of land, tennis court. Address u. VI,
WHITE & co. Leading Real Estate Deal
,rS. Peterborough. y II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
Furnished cottages For Rent or sale
DEAL. t~BlRN PARK.
send =, IT, q 200 n,,psrue'
Allenhurs' topp. iepOtst. ASbury Park. y Y
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

FOR REST ~ DANIEIL OFFICE
BUILDING, CORNER BROADWAY. sTH
AND 9TH SITS, STORE OCCUPIED ny
BARBER FOR II YEARS, FIRST CLASS
TRADE. ALSO BROKERS CORNER
OFFICE WITH STOCK BOARD. TELE
PHONE. BOOTH AND WIRES IN,
STALLED, READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
APPLY MIR JOHN DANIEL. JR ,
BROADWAY. sTH ANp 9TH SrS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-21
100000 IN RRO>N FLATS.

Plans have been filed for two FIVE
story apartment houses. 40xSS and 70x
90, to he erected at the northeast corner
OF Bryant avenue and 18TH street nv
the Bryant avenue and l65th street
Construction Company, Charles Rich
ardson, president. The Kreymhorg Ar
chitectural Company has placed the cost
at &l2O.OO0.
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FLAT FOR ITALIAN quarters

Plans have been filed for a six story
tenement house on the east side OF
Elizabeth street 55.5 feet south OF Grand
street. II will have a frontage of IS .
feet and depth of 81 feet and accom-
modations for siAty four families. Peter
Pineli and Stephen GUARDING are the
owners. Arthur q. Carlson is the ar
chitect ard the cost has been estimated
at $40 900.
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THEATRE AND DANCE FLOOR.
Col. Mann to Have Novel Improve
ment Om West Side.

Col. William u. Mann has filed plans
through Koehlcr. Spyr & Harrington for
an open air moving picture theatre, with
large dancing floor on the large site
he accumulated several years ago. rum
ming through the block from Thirty-sev-
enth to Thirty-eighth street. 175 feet
west of Eighth avenue. The plottage
fronts $50 feet on Thirty-eighth street
and so feet on Thirty street.
The architects estimate the cost at
$4,000.
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WASH NGION- \pTU ~ -I077'rT WV
can arrived AZ Beirui, cruiser tu'oiaiN
lou Ms4atIHu for let la1. gun.uAt A.
napols left san Diego for Ne. '''l -
Mexico, guuhoat Wheeling .c' ~t''l1--.
cuba. for Guau'hUtmn, r'ui~u' galveston
arrived At Nagasakt. collier C,eslI arrived
a, Philadelphia, DESTROYER nnulrt jos.
\nnapn'ls for cruise In IhpsHp,l, BaN
DESTROYER Adams volt Sow Work. ward 20.
Hoboken, collier Nrplun" arri'.d - iinnp
ton Roads, collier Brutus eft tNrlphIt
fur Vera cruz, despatch lduh ~ arrives
at Hampton Roads,
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NtW >RK NURSES, HOME SITE.

r,,' homeopathic" Hospital of Essex
t,a' mes purchased the old Robert
H., residence ON Littlcton avenue,
th,n,h m plot 100 feet. running
-, 49, - south Sixth street, for about
t, The building will be used for
snugses home.