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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28
Then And There

o. In legal documents, Que often
finds the phrase "theE and there"
What does ii mean and tChGt is its
pgrposeg
A. The phrase then and there"
usually meant the time and place
last mentioned. Thif will be true
unless there is some other clause or
phrase connected with 1 indicating
-ifferent meaning It. purpose is
= 5ring about certainty and definite
ness
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

At present. almost all the mole
skins used in the United States come
TO us from Europe. though the skin
OF the mole found IN the eastern part
Of this country is far superior to the
foreign product
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

Iowa has nine cities under the com
mission form Of government Twen-
ig-five American cities and towns are
run under the commission manager
plan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

Experiments b. scientists have
shown that fruits breathe and that
Geld storage delays their ripening by
causing them TO breathe more slow
Is than normally.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

Cars containing apparatus for dis
Injecting the clothing and baggage
81 passengers who have been expos
cd TO contagious diseases have been
put into service by an Italian rail
road.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

A German scientist has succeeded
in curing cancer in lower animals By
injecting into their blood solutions
o. the salts OF tellurium and seien-
ilm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

Al Yale IT is reported that 10th at
to-neys wO1 ID a lawsuit and ooth
clients lost Is rot that often the
case. and Ehy give Il as ne~ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

When a woman is granted :. 81.
yoree she nearly always cons:russ
the incident as an opportunity y
make a speech.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

When a woman wishes to 20 .I,s
limit in critieising another worna9
she says; Why. she doesn't etea
make ner own bed"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

II cost an Indiana cook 500 Z,
bite chambermaid, and the con.
sensus Of opinion is that he didn't
set his moneys worth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

A white elephant IS regarded sac
red IN Siam. and when one dies II
has a funeral grander than that ae-
er~ied to princes Buddhist priests
officiate. and thousands o. devout ST.
amese men and women follow the
deceased animal to the grave. Jew
els and offerings representing much
wealth are buried with the elephant.
or the i59 kinds OF mushroom
fungi listed by the Department OF
Agriculture. ~ are described as pois-
onous,
a dense cloud Of gnats hovering
near Minneapolis church suire
caused one OF the most unusual false
alarms on record. Observers
thought smoke was coming from the
church and sent for the department
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

There is no reason to doubt tha
sincerity Of q woman who vslun,s.i.
~ wears Salvation Army bonne,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

Make Good Yonr Words,
My barber said the war would cease
And twelve months see the reign of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28

''spare That Trce."
Q. " ore pcrson stcw'H 10 uDon
dn0thers propfrfy and dnnage the
trees, irCsIdnt lie Je HG5leP
A. Yes, he would
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-10-28
THE DAILY LEADER

Pu5lrnsa from ne Dslis Leader bDiid-
sng. West Harrison avenue. and entered
a. tie GsiLTie Doat0ffioe e. second class
nlatter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
LIS pE<DEN~,
Manhattan,

9TH ST. a.2 y & rrnnor,y iu O-,uG'
~roun'y-I,s \ Person ag' Marc r,ar-
,n rs e! :, .GaFi',i"", a .ny ss].,Ttrsrss ' R.nk
az, y A eastman Rltv carp ct Al 'f"ro-
,Ios NJ MTG; at'Ss, Tracey, Cooper 4
rNEE Az. 1901 & 1908 -Frclk W w,nrum
az, cha. V Wrhruu, c' al partition ,
ATTY - WAGNER.
Wm = Morgan, Jt, az Aaron l.ufcr
e. % t,preCios IT mtg, aiift, f|l'L"'D
4rH : ala y ais E~nay st"'hor. as'
nth at. : ;, 200 " ~ ~, i"Hlo'll
John \ MrVirtnr az, l~io'.ty Realization
corp ct AZ ,am'ui"d !n'r'l"s of mtg,
III ~. ~ Isl n Central rark W. l9N
l00ll- sarah 4 riunor Hg' H,r" \
Wlug,rl 81 a. 'forc'l"s Of migl' atty,
wniLIIlA NT'i sr. ~, 80 par,. 18th st. ros
paris. l.7,h st., 81 & a. " 7-2I parts
i.7,h Il, 50 & - ", ~ parts, and eth
f.97 pirts- Florence T. sheppard act
Alexander NJ Ross faction 10 lpu"in'
committ'c So; "ttys' Lord. Day \ '."rl
Henry corn ct al Norecios Of m,gc, ,
.a.ns Mooaf.rd; n"'ee% hw.nc'
Side savings Bank agt - Johns rark
Rltv 90 81 Al ttwu %iorcu.ns ui mtgrst,
.,ty' +, u E'qGh, ,,nn cu,,.r 40, ru.,
beta randolnnn ct al uor'clos Of
mtcc,, atty, V Gilroy
GRANp ST, = . cor Attorney ST, 5oNioo
Greenwood tcmstery agt Israel Linn.
man 81 ~ 'r"r"rlos Of nigel atiys,
Mi.er; Sing; ian" % Tran9rd, 49,,
In the 'ity of \ Y sst George S'huck
4 Amend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
$40 CENT STORE IN THE LANE.
wooIworth Takes Former Gorham
Company store.

The two stores at 81 and % Maiden
lane, for many years the downtown
place of the Gorham Company and
recently occupied by iewelry concerns,
nave been leased by Frank W. Wool
worth's company for n Ave and ten cent
store. a departure which caused con-
siderable gossip In downtown realty
circles yesterday. Ii is considered a
setback for Maiden lane. for years
and years the jewelry centre not only
Of New York but the entire country.
Always associated with precious wares
and gems Of value, the coming Of a
five and ten cent store to Maiden lane
VIII not meet with favor. 1t was said
the II. -rcasing number of women in bust
ness downtown is one of the reasons
given for the opening of a downtown
tve and ten cent sore. 1t was the
same reason which brought to the Wes-
sell Building. at Broadway and Maiden
lane. a Paris millinery shop and win
dow boxes. things never before seen IN
the staid old business zone. William
A. White 4 sons negotiated the lease,
which is for a long term OF years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders
Attorney
.IuIy g. 1905 Maria l. Psntone
10 VIM Stienes, ATTY. Hugo COIN,
coSvENT ~. " :, s..ii n from n v cor
Itsth 81, l7AIS. MAY 80. lao7-.Jno r
Crenin to Thos Kelly atty. 7 & 7, az
,dIrr' ,i h"G Map see 4. vys, estate. 6%..roGso
Ing to g3d Ward Land Impt CO.; May is,
Ciarkson. trustee under marriage settle.
mcnt bet n J Macledn AMI Frances
Ciarkson. ATTY. A chute, i5d. Broad.
GRfEEENwiGH ~, " 80 = Perry St runs
" TAX e l9N - lO&2 - Tl.j to " \
of az \ n - - hog, June II, 1903 Mat
thew aud Ellen Corcordn to Enigrant
Industrial SAY. Bank; atty. Richard
10TH ST. u =, $50 " Bwny, iD3hSs'l IN
lT3lxl02. Aus 20, isio-feldm man tonst
% 10 Mas Marx; atiy, Lewis : Marx;
s.1TMM ssTT'iio J.. . 5. US : Park 6ti"p
~ i7'SslCO. May 70, 1908 ny, q ana
Bank. atty. r q co, iiG BH.y $4,000
IasTH ST. n >. :asI " Buay, i2slx,oiir
IOON!O:. Feb 81, lolo- calhleen TurneN
Ia the armer Loan and r o., %trLrtNp,
atty, Flsmcn y Gambler, val
lnrH ST - =. 80 " Bway. 7siNaall.
Frh -. 1910 To same: same atty q 900
18TH ut, Is NJ. 20 " tth Hy, iG.sSTI,
June 20. loO3-Avatar Realty 90 to
Eliza W Rowland. atty, l. r 2. Go,
100 b"aS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22

with name and address NJ lender and
attorney. II attorneys name II omitted
address party OF second pa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
RENTING IN THE Suburbs.

Fish & Marvin nave rented for the
Residence Company OF Lawrence Park
a property at lawrence Park West,
Bronxville. to william II. Sage OF Man
haitian. h property consists OF a
large residence, garage and one acre
of land.
L'Eclue W~sshburning & Co. have
leased for Archie Fatnestock his resi-
dence in Plandome Park. l.. l., 10 Will
lam II. Allen OF Manhattan.
Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented for
4. II. Burroughs his residence corner
of Broadway and Sunnyside lane. Irv-
ington. to DR.. Henry Koplik for the
season. The property contains nine
acres. large brick dwelling and out
buildings.
The Lewis II May Company has
leased at Rockaway Park for Harriet X.
Murray a cottage on Sixth avenue to
r.. n. Leifert for Conrad S~eiderbcrg a
cottage on sixth avenue to Louis Lain ;
at Belle Harbor for Josephine :. Naien-
Inc a cottage on Orienta avenue to
George W. Baker md for Walter s.
Schulze a cottage on Henley avenue to
r.. Conroy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
BUILDERS ADD TO
MADISON AVE. SITE
Barkrr. \rnstein and Levy Buy
Mackay House at Goth
street Corner.
7IEGLER CLOSES TRADE

r., former M,ckay residence at the
,o,,l,l.t comet of Madison avenue aHd
-u,r,-uiutu street was bought yes,er-
J,y h, the George Backer Realty com-
amy and A"nstein 4 Levy to add TO the
.t,,.r.ug = opcr;y. which the combine
Fam noush, N April from the J seph
rrey.. estate OF Philadelphia. The COM
b5pri property has u frontage Of ~
..,, an Madison avenue and 100 feet on
IN street. sixteen stories of offices II
I,n, VIZ be erected on the corner before
,b, afst Of III, year. 1t will cost with
ro size ah az sp0o. 600 and will bc one
NJ the best iLIdines Of the many erected
Ly the combination. The Macksy house
. bought from the Mona Specially Conn
,sry. which ras owned the property, il
MAS said. for several years. Records
,hoN that the realty is owned by Morris
Y Arnold. Il is 81 feet on the avenue
and - feet along Tweuty-ninth street.
un % rs = three story and basement
dWeY.ug Of IT,, square n roomy tyne
NJ ,e.,s ago. The Drexel house adjoin-
inc. which h now being removed. is Of
IN, same type. but eleven inches mar
rover. It being St.1 feet wide. The
Dr,yel property was bought by the build
as through Albert II. Ashforth. but the
u,,kay house was secured direct. When
the preNc' property was bought the
builders also thought II we'll TO buy the
rrope,ty separating 1t from the twenty
story bulldDtr of Charles Kaye at the
southeast 90 ncr of Madison avenue and
ThirtIeth st-"et. even though the inter-
,.nlng property was only AN inch wide
ard Is feet .oug. j, will I've incorporated
o. course IN he site of the new build
ug. which vii, be erected from plans by
Wallace Il ioodwillie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
AFFINITY N ~BROOkLYN,

chegan 4 Levine have sold for the
Arcadia Realty Company $40. $50 and
$50 Nostrand avenue known as the
Ward Building, TO Mary r.. Horton. who
gave Iu exchange twenty-six lots on the
northeast and northwest corners OF Fort
Hamilton avenu and Fifty-seventh
street. The transaction involves about
Nl5000. The same brokers sold for
David +. Edgerly 81 South Sixth street.
a three family brick dwelling. to Isabella
Ba,es. who gave in exchange 20 Moore
avenue. Hampstead. which was resold to
Margaret l.. Mcdonald. who gave in trade
the two family dwelling at 92s Lincoln
place. Ghegan & Levine also sold the
plot. ls0Xla0. on the north side OF ST.
Johns place, 100 feet west OF Utica ave-
rue, for Jacob V. Dittmer and Aaron
Levy. The buyers will erect four twenty
family houses.
The Kings and Westchester Land
Company has sold one of the Hathaway
group Of kinko duplex houses at 253
brooklyn e TO Mrs. william N.
Stevens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The italian line steamship Europe. sail
ing to- morrow for Naples, viii lake man.
closing at 30 \. NJ. for lttly. Bulgaria.
serbia. Rumania. Switzerland and treer-'
also for other countries, except Germany,
Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg and turkey.
II specially addressed for de-pstch by this
steamer.
The White star llucr Arabic. sailing
to- morrow for Liverpool viii take mail.
closing NJ S:3O \. NJ. for all Europe except
Gcrmauv. Austria. Hungary. IuNeWhurg
and Turkey. also for Africa West Asia
and the East Indie. Mai Tor Italy. Bull
ftrii, Serbia, Rumdnid, Switzerland ana
Grec'e must he specially addressed for
despatch by this steamer.
The Italian liner America. sailing Thur'-
dan for Naples. will take mail. closing at
$40 A NJ. TOR Italy. Buir -'t. humans,
Set hia. Switzerland and Greece only when
specially addressed.
The INSTANTANEOUS steamship kursk.
sailing Thursday FOR Ar,hAngel. NNl take
mail. closing at 10 \ NJ, for Russia only.
The S,aulinHNian- American s'camship
He'lig Olav sailing Thursday for chris
tisnssnd, Will take mail. closing st 10 \.
81. for Germany Austria. Hungary.
luNemhurg and Turkey: also for other
countries when speriiliY Addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
PLANS FOR EDEN MusEE SITE.
100000 building 10 stories uiph
to He Erected.

Plans for the sixteen story business
building which is to replace the Eden
Nusee. the palace sf wax for the last
thirty years at SO and 81 West Twenty
third street. running throuSh to Twenty
fourth street. next t. the Masonic
Temple at Sixth avenue and Twenty
third street, were fled yesterday with
the Build,ng Department. II is to cost
sfoo,0Uo. and will go M just as soon as
the Building Department sanction, the
details OF the structure. Michael Cole
man " the ameloc Company, which IA
coleman reversed. Is to erect the build
ing. lie b ught the property i've years
ago from the David BOWS estate. Tho
purchase followed the deal for the
ScherInerhorn uausion adjoiniug, which
~as the last OF Twcuty.third street resi-
dences t. go. Mr.. Coleman erected a
ta'i '''Idiug on the property. He would
nave v.uhtEed the Musee property and
tue sciit ''orhorn site hut for a lease
on the M,"co realty. the purcha % OF
Which wou.d have g st too much money
IN his opinion. william II. Birkmife is
me architect Of the new building. lie
mas designed a structure of brick and
terra Gotta facade fronting seveaty-hve
ieet on each street and 1915 feet deep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
RIG SHOE PLANT ron QUEENS.

fie Cross n Brown Company and
FRANK Lord Of Daniel Birdsall Il 60.
haNe closed for Frederick Aver II Bns-
Ton a deal involving the erection OF II
TOUR story and basement modern Arr
proof brick and steel constructed manu-
featuring building OF the highest type
for kozak a Mclaughlin. manufacturers
or ladies shoes n slippers. now located
AT 22' West seventeenth street, Man
hattsn. h building Is to he ready for
occupancy about December 20. II will
ne AT the northwest corner OF Fourteenth
street erd Governor place. on u plot ap-
MoNimately 10000 squnre feet In area.
me lease contains an option OF pur-
cnase. the operation Involves an en-
penoiture or approximately $500. 600.
The plant will b. opened about, January
], 1916, with Il force OF 300 employees.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22

WNS.nNGTpN. June Tho subma-
zine T. . iud euUhont MaChlas have arrived
at Sew york Ntri, psttlcship Louisiana
At irn"t'' sound ,ruiSrr North Carolina
at l..'. mouth. y II collier Promotions
- rue"; sound. Euuhos Chattanooga,
Yorktown aud Raleigh at san Francisco,
collier orion, NTH" ship baltimore ana col
lier iu'rtu ~ HAMPTON Roads, collier
Jason - rowpkiu,villc. torpedo boat MAE
.uuh .u' ugs rtiap~,o, i'a'uNrnt and
Duinrt' at port, cruiser Sew Orleans
I, Nh.at',u. collier N"ro ant cruiser colo
raN. At IiU''maH. cruiser Denver At Aca-
ru'uo. %giuiHH' Anna polis at torint0, tor
u'up boat Montgomery at baltimore. sun
hu,. p,.phtu az Mluhds~ot Raw. destroyer
NnWru a. llus,pr and destroyer Dupont
a. FtI' NIHo~
Nn.h.uE rU On u cruise. collier Bru'gS
f'ru tr..'pha. foJ Vera t'ruE. collier
I"pWr'h'us tr"m Puget sound for Dutch
~llIru'r submarines Is !, X. k and X
ana l'plrr Tallahassee from NcWpoIt for
N'w N"rk yard, collier l.conidas from
trl-'nha' tng survey grounds and hat,leshlp
tiuriia from Ncw York yard for Newport
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
CITY HOMES RENTED.

eH'NSdn 4 HOBBS have rented to J. 4.
shan IN" American basement dwell
.E '' -" West Seyenty-frst stree. for
= Town of Years.
fm' q 90. have leased the follow,n,
o'".. "s 500 Yves; Fifty-hfth street
Allan \ Read 307 West Forty
street to Guith Il S~carvarda. and
VS. TWtnty-sevcnth street to Susan
" 60 have leased for Isabella
' Rur>'da OF Cubs to Margaret
'i" dwelling at 266 West l27th
samuel H. Martin has leased for the
80 ' synod of the Reformed church
W. .'''rlna ~" four story and basement
''e" ~ At ~ Vest S!xty-hfth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22

IS Moro Castle. from Tampiro
- Santa Marta. from S~avaH'lIa
ia Havana. from Havana
- Tenadores. from Port Llmor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22

The National Enamelling and stamp
Company. at Hanover avenue and
street. Laurel nm. which is
reported to he getting out large war
orders. Will enlarge It's plant with a
one story brick unit. 60x225. 10 cos.
$4,000. Another building operation is
planned by Vincent CamNclli, who will
erect a three story fiat to cost 10000
AT Court and Ridge streets, Long Island
civ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22

OF Sand Key az moor.
IS W siE'o, Galveston, r. mules north of
Jupiter at & y NJ
$ Comus, New Orlcau., As miles rorthNc.t
Of luWi,r at r VI
IS Cpnvho, Galveston. - mllcs ves, OF
TorluEas at p.
- Par. American and Dallas. Port Arthur
Tor bayonne' d miles south of sandy HOOK
At noon.
s. III Aba, Galveston, iN mile. south Of
Sandy Hook ~ & r
So Alamo, .Moh'e, ~ nirire sorih of rSsaay
ilooR AZ +.
s. Nuc"Hs. Galveston o'S miles south Of
Sandy Hook NJ y ".
TuE Keene, BrunswicK. SO miles .nuth =,
Sandy Hook Al 7. "
SIS Comet, Port Arthur, 10 mlci aesl -
Sand Key al noon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
a'TH ST. HOTEL N NEW HANDS.

me Minaret Building Company has
e'nVeNed tie in the old Hotel Sturte-
uthl a sN story building at l47 TO ISL
vs. Ihirty-fifth street. adjoining the
~" FORK state Arsenal, to the Cromp-
Won Building Corporation. The transfer
"%S made tor a nominal consideration
'-"Ie'' % a mortgage for $3S5,OOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
STATEN ISLAND HOUSE BUYER.

Mrs. Amelia d. Alden has sold through
cornelius q. kolf and II. j. Sharrett
ner home on the boulevard. corner OF
wardwell avenue, Westerieigh, to James
n stephens. The house IL two and
one-halt stories. on a plot 75xi05 feet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
OPERATORS Buy DWELLINGS.

WEST 9eD STREET.-Harris & Maurice
Maudelbaum have purchased from the
Douglas Taylor estate for cash 334
and 1886 West Twenty-second street,
two three story dwellings, on plot
G.sNsS.e. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues. The selling family owned
The property for twenty years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22

50 Frrd'rIh VIII, Chr-iiansand exported
'h,t she would dock this afternoon
- SlrW1 KINGSTON, Tf miles south OF
SANDY 'iuok NJ noon YESTERDAY.
- I"Nn~, Port Arthur, 10 miles south
Nnst of Diamond Shoals at noon
= tai1'i. THrlplou, 10 mules north OF
DIamunu .h",ls ~ noon
- iTi'nsw Nsinu Rouse. ~ miles north
~ ntaninrl shoals ~ noon
- + u Rockefeller. Tuxnam, PASSED
Dlamoud ~ho1l- n, 3 y VI.
- RaIlant, Sabine, Ia mules east OF Sabine
al noon
ss Perfection, Port Arthur. - mies east
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
Ph""EET, ow~Ens' MEETINGS.

'''''n Property owners Association
60. '' Thursday evening at Ia Eas,
r next meeting Of Bronx Board ~
~. "Il be- held on Wednesday eve
..'s j.. 'n board rooms. Third avenue
sra i"7'l .trcot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
NEW JERSEY.
SUMMER COTTAGES
>. Atlantic tTighiIuds. y y
Addres. Publicity iurrou. Dent. .

~. :. l"t " Isl Az. lsVso--NNw
ierary Tiilc Gusrart"n 4 Trust co "t
All AIT Amelia VI Mark ct Cd udmrnded
mr,,.oS of mtgcl; sttyE, Cary \ Car
ST So Z: 1oSoph prbuick act
hwN!n u Mark ct Al tmrudnd forcClos
81 mfrrl. aIgNs. cary a carroll
GRNNB ST 50 IS Louis lut,rman ngt
l.ra., u .r'rHI H ct a, ,fprorlus Of mtg"l
a'',. y .. 'N.ulrr.
bronN.
LOT >N. G..u'. homestead. hot GivaU's
drive amt I''urr B0u',,ard- George I
lurl safe" .HI tNoTE" \ M"r"' 81 =
action to tpr, clos transfer Of tax licub ,
ATTY. e. \ Moses.
Lot ~ 4-',r., haIf, man 90 t'uiourort
Joseph rr"T rt a. Az John Schuit"'"r
e ai ,fp'rc.os ~ mtErI, atty, q Frry.
RAILROAD Az. e.. iG6.2 = li1th So.
.5N-33.N. FTru"riCk " Wrhrum ,gt
rh,r.o' y W,hrum 80 a. ,partitjonl
tttN. - Warner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
BRo>N CORNER FOR BUILDERS.

SHERMAN AVENUE-The De Peys;er
estate has sold the northeast corner
OF sherman avenue and l6jth street. a
vacant plot. fronting 80 feet on the
avenue and lo6 feet on the street.
NegO;-tions are pending for the re-
ttle ~ the property to a builder for
Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
NEW BEDFORD Az. APARTMENT

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for a six story apartment house,
To be erected on a plot 7jN96 on the
west side OF Bedford avenue IS feet
north OF South Tenth street. Brooklyn.
for the Ross Land Company, to cost
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-22
RIDGEwOOD FARM SOLD.

martin /. Henion has sold his farm,
o-'1 EIgeknoll. containing twenty
seEes' located on the East Saddle River
tpad' Underwood. y. j.. to Frederick +.
ballard II Long Island.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
rise. ~ y;g2 i g; III ~ EGcp set, isass'
3 COY Island ~ mcuGo,e sill
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHb Isl Gov Island SO IIellGstc 80
Arrived MONDAY. Jurc II
ca Duca dAostr, so \ NJ, Palermo.
june n
5. Greonbsnk. An Gibraltar juno ,
So SCOTLAND. : r NJ Sunday. Las pslmss.
s. Palscine. : p NJ. SUNDAY. Manchester.
S. ranaEra. = II Sunday. Bordeaux.
S. M H,SnSc 80 II. Na.. SaH, jG HS"I IS
s. MauEanaros. I 4 NJ Jamaica. June II
S Ie,hou. :HG ! u 81 Lucia. June y,
:. Monterey. SEQ 4 VI Cicufuelos June 10.
SIS Guy Of - l.oli.. savannah Jun" g
{. ~ Rio. New Orleans. Jurc -
- Crfolr. New Orleans. JUNE Ii
IS U.llgrano. Norfolk. June -
Ss GoorEtos. Philadclrhia june -
- Mama Hl'a bait more. june %
:. Clan MarNah Boston, June 10
$ Mare III Glors,o. = j NJ. saEus Dc
s Calimarc-. r NJ Havana Jur.r
- Bell-rlno. ll:" \ VI Norfolk. June N
ARRIVED FROM SEW YORK
g. Bercensf ord. at nergrn
:. Roma. on Gibraltar.
Sc Catneronia. a. Liverpool
- PhIladelphInn ~ London
So Manhattan, at Plymouth
sAILED FOR NEW YORK
s. Moro Castle. from Tampiro
- Santa Marta. from SavaH'lla
Ia Havana. from Havana
- Tenahores, from Port Limon
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NAMARONECK CORNER SALE.

D. Baldwin Hand has purchased from
alexander ID. Aiken the cottage, look
I''' at Park and Florence Ma
naroneck, y. Y.
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'NIDIiH ,itTIO>EEE MERE.

w Iuno- t. Browne. Canadian auc-
Atl ."'l to-day. with the
''''h1u Company. the lot, 20X97,
East Third street In Il fore
''''Hle action.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
\fnunutipn

ST., tg-ll .Gps.tNr RAIDER 60 ar'
sea m"1's RANK FOR savings ct ri. June
~, 1915 ON ptNm-u'J .,..,.,. sos 20
SronN.
lNtrH -, -Ht " ruNros - onmau AZ,
.lp-rrN 'iruh0r 90 GEL. July = l9ll ty~n
ANTHONY AZ, 1856 Simon Solu.prNr ~
in,,rl lcNl. 81 40, M'r = l7if S2Ot,to
pELH AN rNN Rp o., lnn0 ~ cay island
S'tlluu RI, 2OON samuel : Palmer
pgt International Gsrtrn club Il Amor
4a It al, June I, 1915 .,,,.....,,.fi3S
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address nf Lender ana
lenders Attorney
Dow ntOwn.

ST. > =. :7?.5 " Rutgrrs st
.5xG..6. Division =, : = $50 " Rutsers
81 Is ~lONl2iG-Gep W Woehrie to Jacob
n We'll. sG7 Macon st. brooklyn, due AZ
per bond. June 10; atty, 'lin",d ~
6v on. 81 Nlssau st.............fl 1000
2slx- -Thos Farese to Alice u
Wcekes, oyster Bay, l. /, pr mtg 81" no',
due May I. 1918, Il n g. June 10; attrs,
weeks Bros. - William st..,... $4,000
RRooME ST. ; " cor Allen st, ttNS7.6-
Harris Fine Realty & '"nst 60 to
S.ml Kadin, 1900 7th Az, June -, lue
Apl /. laiS, 6 p G; atty. Jacob j B"r.
man. 3i6 Bway. 81 ono