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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09
!. lie BERNSTEIN cAsE.

1.-THE BERNSTEIN CASE. - Wish
to congratulate you on your COM
ments of the case of Miss Florence
Bernstein VS.. Marshall Field & Co.
Am somewhat surprised to think of
any lawyer stating that zone cannot
beat Marshall Field & Co. in court. "
Every man learns in the study of law
that the courts endeavor to give JUS
tice to every one who comes within
their Jurisdiction.
When any lawyer maintains that a
corporation or predatory interest,
whether that interest he ''Field' or
any one else, can't be beat in court,
then it's about time for that lawyer
to do all in his power to correct such
an evil There is no reason why Mar
shall. Field & Co. should not be-
taught the lesson of justice to all
Any concern that treats it's employees
like that one does, should be investi-
gated. Records show that during the
months of October and November of
1871, that they transacted more bust
ness and made more mOney'than any
preceding year for the same months,
riuaEee "
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-09

MISS bernstein SHOULD De support
ed in her claims for damage, by all
intelligent and well meaning people.
Let us stand shoulder to shoulder
with Mr.. Cantfeld'in his endeaVOr to
prosecute this firm whose every effort
is bent toward expressing the labor
ing classes.-W. M. Begg.
THE CRY OF "WoLF."-Wolf,
wolf, the old cry of the G. o. P.
Mr.. Hilles of the Republican party
says in a conference of business men
in N. Y. THAT not until a Republican
is returned to the White House can
there be a return to prosperity"
That has been the cry of the Re
publicans every time that they have
been ousted from the White House
for years, in other words Sour
Grapes"
The Republican party is directly
responsible for the hard times we
have, especially when they are out of
office, as by their cry of wolf and
their constant talk of what will hap
pen if any one but Republican oc-
cupies the White House cause the
people and business in general to be-
come ''panicy'' and retrench, (party
politics. 'the constant dripping Of
water will wear away stone, and
because they continuously harp on
the hard times and business depres-
sion, people believe it, and so create
their own hard times.
President Wilson wasn't inaugu-
rated before the Republicans began
to predict four years of financial de-
preston. Even the depression due
to the present war in Europe is laid
directly to the fact that we have a
Democratic president instead Of a
Republican.
l was sorry to see President VIII
son elected, but we have him to
THANK that we are not at war our
selves. His sane policy has saved us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
HrrTERFIELD HOUSES REsOLD.

WEST 18TH STREET.-Pepe x Bro.
have resold for Alice Loughran Al
and 43 West Twelfth street. two -four
story dwellings, on lot 2 .6x54.6x32 3x
Irregular, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. Allan Dawson and l.. VI.
Pepe are the buyers. This is the third
sale Of the property this year. For
many years II belonged to the estate
Of Gen. Daniel Butterneld. The es-
tate's realty was sold last December,
the Twelfth street houses having been
purchased by :. II. Stone. who resold
last month TO Mrs. Loughran.
MADISON AVENCE-Frederick V. ".
Shaw has sold for the Watt heirs
q hall interest In the northeast corner
OF Madison venue and l0sth street.
q plot fronting Soil feet on Madison
avenue and 90 feet on lOSth street.
Owing 10 questions of title the prop
erty has never been improved. II was
purchased by Archibald Watt, the
founder Of the family. in the early
'Sos. The same buyer bought the
Other half Interest about one year ago.
WEST l26TH STREET-Porter 4 Co.
hava sold for the Lawmor Realty
Company to John Bergesen the three
story brownstone dwelling at l35
West l26th street. The house is on
a lot 2ox99.ll in size.
EAST llSTlI STREET-B. S~chnidacher
has purchased from Joseph Liebling
j. Eas. ll>th staeet. a five story fat
o. lot 2~jXlO0,ll, $50 feet east of Fifth
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
WEST BRONN FLAT SITES.

SHERIDAN AVENUE LD~uter-Lodes
has sold for Isabella Meeks TO the
Charles T Streeter Construction Com
rSny the plot i0OXl7J at the north
east corner of sheridan avenue and
18th street. Upon this property.
WATCH is within a few blocks of the
subway station AZ River avenue and
l66'h street, the buyer will erect four
N story non-e!evator apartment
houses The improvement will cost
$4,000.
JEROME ANENCE-For the estate OF
Thomas |. Wall, Frederick v. ".
Shaw has sold the plot 75xlOO on the
Nes' sd Of Jerome avenue 100 feet
north Of l76th street. At this cor
rr there is TO he a station on the
new subway line. The buyer is a
client Of Carl Lewis.
HOE ANENUE-Joseph Shenk has re-
sold the -four i've story flats at tho
northeast corner of Home street and
Hoe known as 1900 Home
erect and 975 to ass Hoe avenue,
occupying a plot l~7ixl09x irregular.
The new wne Il an investor who
gave, IN addition to cash. a number
al lots in Brooklyn. The Bronx prop
eTty was valued az 5000. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10

faul G. Lavine has purchased the
southwest corner of Bay Ridge avenue
ana BAY Ridge place. 4+XS2, from Will
IAN Meruk also a frontage OF Snyder
venue Of $50 feet extending from East
Eh.rty-eighth to East Fortieth street
rom Sarah Hass, and tour lots on the
last side Of Bay Ridge place. 80 feet
norm Of Ovington venue, which he will
improve with four one family houses,
ar l.avine has sold the residence on
me northeast corner of Bradford street
an Belmont avenue TO II. Rubin for
occupancy.
n j. Storla has sold for the Equita bic
cooperative Building and Loan Associa-
ton the one family frame house. On lot
.9xlOp, at lo+l S!xty-frst street,
The George Mueller Building Com
iaNy has purchased a plot on Jamaica
avenue and Spruce street, l55xl23 ia
nd'ra avenue, corner Woodhaven
tNrnNH, iHNlOi, two new three
t'orF brick stores and dwellings adjoin-
w Garden Theatre. Richmond Hin a
Two i'm.lN cottage on Brandon, rear
No'7ha'"n avenue The same company
mas sold i@9 East Woodhaven avenue,
,'A4''; Jamaica avenue. corner Wood
maven avenue, i9Nl0S $40 Herald ave-
I4e, Il one family cottage 23 Melville
race a two family house 10 Emma
pace a one family cottage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.
The following realty corporations were

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Belgraye Realty COMPANY: Manhattan
capital. $50. 900: directors, Joseph Grace.
Manhasset. y. Y; william n. Grace. West
bury. y. Y. and J. Louis Schsefer. New
York city.
so East :is; street Corporation. Msnhat-
tan. capital. 5000; directors. Harriet G.
Messeryy. George +. Messervy and Helen
r Griffin. New York city
Sarsam Company, Manhattan capital,
s.. 900. directors, william 7. Buchler. Leo
r. Levy and Joseph b. kslmuk. New York
city,
Enck Realty Company. The Bronx
capital, $4,000. directors. Josephine Muir
ply. The Bronx. Anna Hyman and Percy
Rogers. New York city.
Estate of Josiah T. Smith. Brooklyn
capital. $3.50. 900: directors. Marie T., crop
sey. Sound Beach. Conn; George +. Smith
and Josephine q. Knapp, BROOKLYN. y. Y,
Wimana Company, Hampstead; capital.
$1,000: directors. Msrinus Willet, Brook
Ign, y. Y, II Malcolm Gipson. Far
Rockawsy. y. Y, and Charles W. Nash.
Flushing. y. Y.
Corona Development Company. Noun,
Vernon; capital. s., 900; directors. Lincoln
PIERCE. Sarah r. Peirce. New York city,
and Walter X. Cooley, Pelham Heights,
s. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
TENANTS FOR CITY PROPERTY.
Business Houses Take vacant Lofts
aud Officcs-Bank in Lease.

The Saxon Realty Company has leased
at 1852 Broadway Offices to the Equit-
able Film Company; offices at 261
Broadway to Joseph Wilkenfeld. and the
store and basement at SO Maiden lane
to A. Peters.
The Charles r. Noyes Company and
George r. Read & Co. have leased the
ground floor Of 46 West street to T.. NJ.
& +. Waldo. The Noyes company leased
the store at 2i2 Pearl street to Fries &
Fries. and the store at 20 South street
to Julius Farber.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. and Albert b.
Ashforth have leased in the Acker. Mer-
rail- Il Condit Building. 366 Fifth ave-
nue.. large show room space to s. Rose
nau & Co. of Philadelphia. manufacture
ers of braids and trimmings. located at
sos Broadway for many a
Spear & &C and the Douglas Robin
son, Charles S. Brown Company have
lea sed the sixth loft in 20-26 West Twen-
ty-second street to the Imperial woollen
Company.
Pease & Gilman nav leased a loft In
Is West Forty-fourth street to George
A. Freeman.
Herbert G. Schley has leased the
fourth floor in 15-17 East Twenty-slxth
| street to the Ruby Waist Company. also
show room in the Victoria Building. al
230 Fifth avenue, to the Park Carpet
Mill OF Philadelphia. Pa.
VI. Forman Il Co. have rented the
store and basement at So West 116th
street to Schynazi & Stark for a dairy
and lunch room; the third hoor In 80
and 81 West Twenty-fourth street to
Lin Bros. the fifteenth floor in SO and
! 3s West Tw~enty-ffth street to the Ma
tional Dress Company, and space in is
| West Twenty-sevcnth street to Rosen-
field & Newman.
The space taken by the Mirror a
dies in the Aston Market at the south
west corner OF Broadway and Ninety
fourth street. the lease OF which was
reported In THE Sun "A few weeks ago
| fronts on Broadway and is so feet deep
Burton Thompson 4 Co. have leased
to W. w. Kramer a store in the stand
| ard Arcade. The lessee is the president
Of the Wholesale Typewriter tumpan!
at 3l4 Broadway. The shop leased In
the arcade will he the first retail store
established downtown.
Ewing, Bacon n Henry have leased
| Office and showroom space in the Archi'
tects Building. lOl Park avenue. to the
Pierce. Butler Il Pierce Manufacturing
+ Corporation, one Of the Oldest maker:
of boilers and radiators In New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10

Matthew Rock Of al5 Flfth avenue,
"'nIl,'an, has purchased from the
.'f' o' Dr oliver Livingston Jones
u''lsh the llossel-Dashiell Company
IT. Woodbury. estate a. Bay side, l. /
III" prop, ~ is on Little Neck Bay and
-, ID .|rh,r % years was owned by Or.
S.'' .'Iw Woodbury., former street
,>.'''.l Commissioner OF New York.
'.e estate "omprisss approximately nine
I'r n,d mansion on the property
WI Too torn down and Mr.. Rock. who
u" has Do rrsidence on Lawrence Boule-
,aro Bay side, will build a new home
Tor himself,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
REALTY MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
clio Of old Cafe Boulevard Re-
portcd sold as site for
Flats.
BRONX BUILDERS BUY

e-,n properties scattered through
,,..ba,,,n and The Bronx gave trading
".,..1,v a scmblance Of valume. FIX
80. ,or the unconfrmed sale OF the old
80. Boulevard on lower Second avenue
,,,,s money was involved in the deal
..~,,,s Manhattan realty. Several
p,on, corners were sold. Two Of them
-. 4, the west Bronx and are bought
:, bu,lders in answer TO the demand for
e,,. IN mat part Of the city. In the east
p-orx a Hoe VENUE and lone street
,o-rsr figured in n trade in which an
,,,ss.or took the property In exchange
a. some cash and Brooklyn lots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
EUROPEAN MAILS.

The scandinavian American liner oscar
II, sailing to-day for Christiansand ana
Christiania. will take mail. closing al 10
A. NJ. for Austria, Hungary,
Luxembourg and Turkey, also for other
countries ~ specially addressed for de-
patch by his steamer.
The American liner st. Louis. sailing
Saturday for Liverpool, will take mall.
closing at $50 A. NJ, for Europe except
Germany, Austria, Hungary, L~uNemburg
and Turkey. Africa. West Asia and the
k.ss, Indies.
The Norwerian-American steamship
Bergensftord sailing SATURDAY for BERGEN.
Will take mail. closing At 10 A. NJ, for
Norway. sweden. Denmark. Germany. Aus
tria. Hungary and Turkey. also for other
countries II specially addressed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
HAvEMEXER HOUSE BUYERS.

Arnstein Il Levy are the buyers of the
old Havemeyer mansion at the south
west corner OF Madison avenue inc
Thirty-eighth street. sold recently by
Clark 7. Chambers as broker. The site
m, assures 100 feet on the avenue and
lilo feet on the street. At the time Of
Mr.. Chambers said 1t was the In
tention of the buyers to improve the
which Is within the Murray Hi
area. with a loft building.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
r,rr BOULEVARD SITE sOLDf

The former Cafe Boulevard property
., Tenth street and Second avenue Is
,s,or,ed 10 have been bought by builders
ga site for Hats. The property. which
"a At the southeast corner OF Second
avenue and Tenth street. is held by the
poughkeepsie Savings Bank. which re-
Gently took over the parcel in fore
closure proceedings on n bid OF 100000.
I, has been held at $4,000. The prem
Ises occupy 4 frontage OF 65.7 feet on
Second avenue and 1875 feet on Tenth
greet. ON the site Is "A four story
building with stores. In the Immediate
vicinity are several elevator apartment
houses, and according to report the new
owners Of the boulevard site have in
mind the erection of a building OF that
Character.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10

W~ASlIlNiTDN. June H-The Yacht
Svlph has arrived At Washington. the hat.
'tshlps Delaware and tn, collier Neptune
al Norfolk yard the torpedo boat Chaun-
Cey a. lu'r, = /. tn" 'ug lroquois a.,
Nave Island the collier Jason At Lambert
Point, the cruiser pes MONIES At Jana,
the guuhnH' Eagle at cape Htytion and
tender VNSir'e a. New York yard.
The guI1nlt Wheeling has sailed from
Vera Cru. fur TuNram, tho tux PatapsCo,
from Norfolk for sea; the destroycrs Hun,
Hopkins and Lawrence. from san Pedro
for San Diego, the collier Ltonidas from
survey grounds for Cristohsl, the tug
Rocket from Norfolk for Indian Head,
the gunhoAt Oh t'tanooga, from san Fran
cisco for San Diego.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
COUNTRY HOUSE TENANTS.

+. NJ Crawley & Bros, OF Montcltir
have leas. Il the residenC" of the late nr.
John Halves on l.lewc,lyn o t. +. G..
Lozano Of brooklyn. the John j. Kerr
residence on Cresimouut road TO Aris-
tides Martinez of New York city and the
Frank W. Adams residence on Lloyd
road to Thomas b. Wells of Spring
Lake. y j.
The Lewis IL May Company has
leased at Woodmere for John :. Tun-
more "A cottage on Central avenue 10
Roy Foster: for Cornelia A Smith a
cottage on Prospect avenue TO l.. Hof-
hcimer at Lawrence for Mrs. Louis
Heilson a cottage on Central avenue 10
W. Hops. and for Andrew Weston a cot
tage on Jamaica turnpike to Raymond
Ayres.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
GREAT NEcK PLOT BUYER.

Frank Crowell has sold for Lottie
Blair Parker. the authoress, n five acre
plot fronting 3s7 feet on Manhasset
Bay. Great Neck. l.. L.. adjacent the
residence of H.. l.. Candee. The pur-
chaser. +. u. Lamprecht of Manhattan,
who is reported to have paid s37.5OO for
the land. intends erecting n residence Of
eighteen rooms and four baths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
RESULTS AT T
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The BrOnN.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

~ BrNan L. h"h0elN
''9s'S. four sly rat-Exrs sale. estate
Ann Wiley. deceased to Walter p ff.it
BY Joseph =. pay.
3iTH ST, l.3 T.. n = lil3 W Lexington
av. g29N9S.9. four sly HAT 4 str-S Il
Dewsnap vs. q q Dewsnap ct al. prr,i-
,ion; to Louise d Bergh, a party in
load ST, .l5s L, n :. 40 " Sd av, sox
Estate Co vs. saml Cohen ct a., due. SIS
$3.50; taxes. Sc si,oSo.;o; to the plain,
sSTH ST. So, ", 5 $, 400 . i'm av. :Sx
1908 nve sty hk int ,Kinni'utt
to the plaintiff ............. tll.ioo
BY Henry Brady.
10TH ST, los-ili f. n =, 100 " Park ~.
25xl00.ll, SIX sly tint a s-E
due, sas,iss.Ii; taxes. DC, N'Jt5.sS. to
Louis Spieiman. .....,..,..s 37. 900
BY Samuel MARI.
:lsT ST. 2is-s2o W, IS. :95 W eth av.
.s.loxios.S, seven sly nat-Jos schanz vs.
5ss@. ,sss s'" %S. 81 81. s IS g g. s%s' % n';,
Prior mtg of $4,000; to the PLAIN,
issTH sr, so7 ". n :. $50 W Amsterdam
av, 37sxee.li, 5 sty nat-Benj Mordecai
ct al vs. n y Braude e. al; due. s3S.-
1851 taxes. g.. NssiS; TO the plain.
by Henry y. Ketcham.
CANAL. ST, 81 to II. n e cor Allen st.
50N5to, ? ) sly bk tnts and strs; also
6Sth -, 10 W, S., abt i2S e Amsterdam
av, 25Sl00.5, S sty tint. right. title. &c
L. ID Livingston ast : A K~rulewitch ct
al; Henry u Ke'chsm, receiver; ai-
journed to June Is,
LAT 3c0s THIRD AVENUE
BY George Price.
o ST. SIS, II =. 27e.s e Az 81 John.
i0.7Nl2j, ) sty fat--A : Riumcnthal 81
al agt iussic Friedman ct al. due.
t6.S5i.i6 sub TO pr mtg OF t?s ooo. 20
:ssrH pr. is f n :. les W Keppi.r av'
?5xloO, > Sly dwlg-North New York
Savings and Loan Assn agt Ridgehcid
Cons,n GO ct al; due, s., eO6.03, taxes.
sc, slo3s9: to the plaintiff ......Si5O
BY Henry Brady.
DECATUR Az. ?sss, n :. 3il.S. = Bedford
Park blvd, 376Nllo, : sty dwlg-R n
Gourlie ct al agt g II Augustine 81 al,
due. f77iI so, taxes, SC, t,22I; 10 tho
By Joseph y Day.
FRANKLIN Az. 1890. e :, IS n Jefferson
p, 3Tdxl0O. = sty fist-E ) Chase agt
Z y whitman 81 al; due. sSilsti3;
taxes, &c, s6s9.so; TO the p~laintir $500
ny James l.. wells Company.
WASHINGTON Az. 1871, W :, 200 $ ,ssth
Al, 2SxaO0, s sty nat and strs-Dollar
Savgs Bank AIT Florence Cahen ct al
due 5,624& IN; taxes, &c, s6s9.7o; ad-
tourned TO June %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
TOWN HOUSES RENTED.

The payson Mel. Merrill Company
has leased fn- Charles :. Bird 10 Ger
rish II. Millikcu lot East Seventeen
street, a fyc story American basement
dwelling Al the northeast corner OF
Park avenue.
Slawson X Hobbs have leased for a
term Of years for the estate OF +. II
Loworrc the four story dwelling at II
West S~evcnty-siNth street 10 A. r. CAS-
tello.
Shaw & Co. have leased tie three
story dwelling al 20 West 1881 street to
William Goelet,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
GLEN ISLAND SALE

By order Of the Executors. Howard car
roll and Harriet NJ. Spraker, the famous
group Of islands known as Glen Island. on
Ions Island Sound, on New Rochelle. VIII
be sold at Auction under foreclosure. on
Thursday, Jun" -. 1915. at u 90 O'Clock
\. NJ, In from; OF the city Hall at Sew
Rochelle.
All the property. consisting Of Glen
Island proper. the clubhouse Island, Glen
wood or Menagerie Island. Island Wit.
Goose Island. Little Germany, all the up
and. woodland. lowlaud. bathing beaches,
etc. etc. comprising about 1873 acres IN al
the highest bidder.
Terms and conditions OF sale may be oh
taines by inquiry At the New York CITY
once ~ the principal Executor, and also
from tho Auctinneer. JOSEPH p. Day on
no day Of sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
BRYANT PARK hank MOVES.

The Bryant Park Bank has leased
through q. u. n II. V. Dix a store
In the Gambler Building. 220 Yves, For
ty-secnnd street. Extensive alterations
will he made to this store TO At Il up
for banking quarters. The bank has
for a number OF years been AZ ll6 to
l2O West Forty-second street, between
Sixth avenue and broadway.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
w COOPER STREET FLATS.
Forty-two Families TO he Accom-
modRtcd In 3 story Houses.

on the south side of Cooper street,
1902 feet east OF Academy street. two
five story flats are to be erected for the
IL Cooper Street Company, Barth l..
Rice. president. Each will have n front
age Of so feet and a depth of IS feet
and will have accommodations for
twenty-one families. Neville Il Bagge,
the architects, ave estimated the total
cost at 500. ZOO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
NEW MONNLAIp DWELLING

II. Henry Bertram of Montclair has
bought from Frederick r. Gates a plot
OF land on the west side of Lloyd road
Montclair. near Hoburg place. as IA site
for "A residence. The property adjoins
the new Essex County Park anc the es-
tates Of Frederick T. Gates, Mrs. Il. II.
Bennett and Frank A. Barnaby. r. NJ.
Crawley Il Bros. OF Montclair we're the
brokers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
R INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises "a sun sets. 7sa Moon rise, ,asSs
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SANDY IL So Gov Island $50 Hell Gate. s3s
Low WATER THIS DAY.
sandyHs.iaSdo Gov. Island 1. ~ y Hell Gate. ~ ia
Arrived WEDNESDAY. June o.
S. Bovic, ic:~ p NJ Manchester, May =
!; w. ci,y, !, A n Brio Nay -
s. Queen Margaret, . T. NJ, Liverpool.
s: Polish Prince, 81" A NJ, Liverpool.
g Boyor c!!'y,. 70 P, M nayr. Nay
:. ew5I,H; 4 n, f n.mi,'; Ma2 q NAY
$. slsm,se Prince 10 i. NJ Tuesday St
SIS Askehsi ssA NJ. Genoa. May 70.
5. cHssi,.;cr' i Is r y" iorsn May
SIS Meldcrskin, . 4. NJ, $, Luna. May n,
$ rhyra Mentor ~ NJ Cardena. -Iunea
5: AAi '.CSsi =: =. y. J C2. /, cs si"o ia 1Sn; !
50 Marie di GiorsIo. . 4 NJ. Kingston
- Apache. Jacksonville. June
- f. Orcute Galveston. June 2
:. Ncsta, Port Arthur. Nav 50.
- Same. NON'p June y
- city Of Columns savannah, June z
S jamestown. Norfolk June {
- Orla. philadelphia, june :
60 AraEon. Georgetown. (. C, juno
=. VI at,sNn. Norfolk. June 6
- RoseriN. ROs'ou June :
IS Columbian. phIl7dclphia. Jun~s
- Delaware. philadelphia. June
SIS Algonquin, Turks Island, june 4
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK
s. Nlnnehaha. nj London
sAU.vD FOR NEW YORK
Ss Arabic. from Liverpool
- DurB dAosiA. from Naples
=. CO1mo. from san Juan
- yulia. from NaracaihO
:. Santiaxo, from tirufuegos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
NETHERLANDS LEASE SOLD.

Lease on the Hotel Netherland. At the
corner Of Fifth avenue and
F~ifty-uiuth street, which has twenty
three years 10 run. has been sold by the
Netherland Hotel Company. Mrs. G. A.
Foran. president. "a Manager Bros. who
operate the New Grand. Great Northern
and Endicott Hotels. the Continental
in Philadelphia and the Plaza in thi-
The hotel is owned by william
Waldorf Aston and was built about
twenty years ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-10
Incoming N~sseIs-Ry wireless.

So John d Archhold, Baton Rouge, So miles
eastof sand Key AZ noon yesterday.
- VI Vale, Galveston, 80 miles south
OF Sandy Hook Al noon,
S. Camagucy, Tpmpico, lS miles south Of
Sandy Hook AT noon.
s. Alabama, PORT Arthur, 30 miles east
of SABINE bar a, noon
IS FL Mundo, Galveston, los miles south.
east OF Galveston bar at noon,
So Finland, Balboa, - miles north of San
Salvador at 7 7. NJ.
SIS Edward L. pohsny. Tuxpam, 6 miles
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

I26TH ST. l:i to 1919 w Portman q
% sgt Celia Posansky' owner York.
town plty ca, lessee renewal ....s 1858
PIKE ST. 3-Louis Hudarsky ct a. agt
Ella | Regain. owner; John Regan. con-
tractor .,.sss.. ''H'''s w
ioD 81 a2S W-,iissSherr ME go tgt
Ludin RIty Co. owner; Michael Wortz-
man, contractor $50
els2 TO chisholm stewart agt Eva J
zoe, owner; Improved Properties Corp,
lessee; Lewis G Van Ripper, contractor
ana lessee ,.s.s','' ''s'',t'" ssIn"''nf
SAME PROPERTY-Dwyers New Amster-
dam Vans & Storage co ast same. .3lS6
Br0nx.
l42D ST, n W cor wales av, 4 st
Louis Fire Door 10 agt ward Baking
90, owners: william Henderson, con-
tractor ..,.,.. Voc
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


-eTu ST n $ IS " West End nv. 2sx7sx
'irrsgGplatt. ny II. to Marian II =
cannon; 'aS " 7''h ST. "''y'' ,lanISss
" Az . cor lalth st. i0Ollx
H' q Ransom. Harry ". to Annie Hoch-
sim. 90 MorningsIis Drive '.,'......N
20 AZ, " :, 70 SIN -; 1870
CIV a, Rren,wood l. T. attys Lard,
,"nh' Az" WWsI a., " "S'' "
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A., - cor tr'ih -; lSoiIH
- SlpI' NAT! T.; !" anne h"|hstinnh,
~ M',X'"tHg a.rrxI'V
.Rurchsrd, Adolph W eM 70 John r
Baier. sig Gieninnre aN' brookIyn; atty
; MrrrlL' 10" n"aS ,'..'' s,aots ~
'"I $780,
Ian, Ma adv p"hsr, aaar
so state st...,...,,........., siO,i33
HH MtIiIr fmieliinser; at H;"'i Eau HoIlinEo 70
si SNSnE h TTRs0SrIlE;RnTY-samo' to same: same ~ S'
,, s4!nT s;r a., r--ri,o iGG,nia,r' T'SSo
to fi Ga' i3G me Rwa 90 d! william st stt Syo;
18TH ST, "S EwsdiSrsl,or Mtg Co 70
GO, ~ Bway 49,. 800
Er.rris g. huntington ~ al 'o