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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1916-03-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
EUROPEAN MAILS.

rha French liner Roe hambcau. sailing
to-day for Bordeaux. viii take mail. closing
at II NJ, for France, Rumani~, Serbia,
Italy, Egypt Greece. British India. British
East Africa, siam. Malta. Gibraltar. coy.
Ion. Straits settlements. Dutch East indies.
West Australia and Persia.
Tn" Holland America linor Rotterdam.
sailing to-day for Rotterdam, will take
mall. closing at .:3V y. NJ, for Europe.
except Germany. Austria. Hungary. Lux
emburg. Turkey, Norway, sweden aud
DennIa ": also for Africa. West Asia and
VIII be taken II specially addressed.
The white star liner lap.and, sailing
tomorrow Tor Liverpool. Will take mail.
closing a. $50 \ NJ. for Great Britain
and Ireland only when specially sddr.ss'i.
Tho SCandinav via u American liner Hellig
VIII take mail, closing at 10 \. NJ, for
Nor~ sweden, Denmar<. Russia. Grr.
n1ny, Austria. Hungary. Luxemburg. Bull
sar!a and Turkey.
tn" Holland America liner Noordam
sailing Saiurda for Rotterdam. vti TAX,
lands. Switzerland, Germany. Austria
Hungary, l~.uHcmburg. Bulgaria and Turtcy
III, French lin"r Chicago. sailing SHrlr.
day Tor BoraeAuN. viii take mall. clo.lug
Is. uoou. for France. Rununia. >erht
SW.i1efland ltnl,. Egypt. Greece. Bri'.-l
Gibraltar, C@vlou, straits settlements
Dutch East ludies, West Austuli. sut
Persia.
The Italian liner Csscrta. Ealing Satu-
da' for NtpI".. viii AXE mail. closing Al
80 \. NJ. for italy. Rumunis, serbia
switzerland and Gree.
The steamship MauchurIa, sailing Satur
day for Plymouth, viii take mall. c,pslul
a. ~ 20 y. NJ, fp- Great Britain. ireland
Belgium. HIs~in and South Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
CONNICK RESELLS
51S FIFTH AVENUE
Property Adjoining Corner Of
t3d street Taken by
John HOge.
SECOND SALE IN MONTH

,rdrcw j. Connick has resold the
,-,pcr,y at SIS Fifth avenue which he
bc,sa, a little owe n month ago
from Henry q. Trevor. John Hoge Of
Zan.sN liz. ohio, owner OF several par
,cls along Fifth avcnue and a firm be-
ever In real estate there. has paid Mr..
ronnick u good sized profit for the
realty. which he holds only or contract.
saving agreed 10 buy II a few days
N.fo-e Christmas. Tho property adjoins
,be uor;hwes; corner OF Fifth avenue
and Fcr,y-thlrd street. 1t comprises an
sst, story building. IS feet wide and
100 feet deep. which the city's Tax De-
rartmen, values at s49j. 900. When the
property was sold for Mr.. Trevor. Pease
4 Gilman. the brokers' in that deal. who
a'so negotiated the resale. said the
rea.,y Was held at 5000. 600 and that
Mr.. Connick paid close to that figure
for the building n site. Irene, "A
'ailorinx firm, has the building under
Ease for a long term OF years at IA
enta, " $4,000 "a year. which makes II
an attractive purchase from an invest.
mont standpoint. Among the other
properties in that section owned by Mr..
Iioge are the former Graves and Chase
Buildings AT 4sl to 4S5 Fifth avenue
and . Last ~Forty-hrst street. now under
leaS' 20 Rogers. Peet 4 Co. and OH
which they have erected their new
BUILDING. Mr.. Iioye also owns tho prop
erty at 1870 10 1874 West Forty-second
street. running through to 1875 Yves,
Fcrty-irst street, formerly occupied by
the Lewis & Conger Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

u.L,,,u - <,llr, ~ miles caSt N
Sam, In,S 90 T. " Yesterday
lf,u,pr. .lurtrH mic. north 81
.lli.tt- Ii uuou
- t-p.-au1o Nci- Cruz. ., miles west
- h.ytNI 49, NOON
=. ttl col - LOUIS. Savannah, ~ miles
su.ih II ~tw,y noul at noon
-, l~ .nit.... T,upi.' zoo miles uest
of saul ~ 1t T.
- t-cui, Sew orleans. -S miles south of
p,mo,u >hntl ' nunu
:. 'om,uA,c J,.",.n.,'lc. - mule, south
'r,,o TX kccr. RrIi.w.r l. - miles .outhwcs
a., DIAMOND >ltrtI ~ T. n
- r. An, Galveston. ~ mules south OF
Stuu> Unn's ~ = 4 NJ
'Gua.t,u.mo pu,r'o MoN %. 50 miles
south "a ~lr,N iIouN At = NJ
:. tL.nlu Muhi.. -, mills south Of SANDY
Hook At +
- N',.,lr I,re.ounu ~. 20 miles south
of sandy Hook ~ T. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
nkLN> HOUSE AND PLOT SALES.

bIrr!.l Bros. have sold the three story
'8 basement brick and stone dwelling
y 10 PulAcmus place, between Garfield
.'i.c ana Carroll street. on lot 1S.10x
40 'oei, for Mrs. Florence Faulkner to
d buyer for occupancy.
Fran, H. Malone has sold for ex-
i's' James +, Quigley a plot OF eight
10 on tAc north side of Eighty-fourth
'''e|, - feet east of Fourth avenue
' " INVESTOR.
Tut.nn a Cerny have sold for Levy
Me. tho three story brick store and
welding, N course OF construction, on
.' -HElh2, on the west side Of Fifth
venue, ia feet south of Ovington ave.
'',' 10 Alma Larsen for investment.
a. Nd,G1'rg has sold for the &. W. r.
nl,a.HF company to ii. Violin and p.
'' F'h a plot ,jxl00 feet on the south
'' sd' at F'tty-second street, 200 feet
from seventeenth venue The buyers
,''e .' pan payment "A plot 40xi00 feet
y. 'Ir northeast side Of Forty-first
'fe'' 700 feet from Ninth avenue.
!. ) Siorza has sold for the Connolly
construction Company the northwest
win or sixteenth venue and Fifty
-''hl' rect, Il plot S0x+0. 10 "a builder
s'n VII improve with stores and apart
mcui
H''''i' Kuhn has sold 242 Decatur
'.'e't' "a three story and basement lime
,'h' dwelling on lot 2Oxl0O. for Il. L..
Ss,!Les {" II client for occupancy; 65
"iH'r'1s" street, a three story frame
."''i'f ON lot l9N100. for NJ. Prosser
4 Client for occupancy 3 brenda
ili.'' 3 'hrro story stone dwelling on
~ I' '>'"o, TOY a. s. Belts TO "A client
.f '.''. 'm"ut; 2s Albany avenu a
- tory brck dwelling on lot l6.sxs5,
~. 'H' Misses Hogan TO a client for
.'4r'Ir' S27 Macon street. a two
ivory md basement brownstone dwell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

rs ss~-saSn ! ~ bell u t, to = s !s7, 9on st '% co.,
Inc; - S Sa q, Dec ss' i'i5' a,',y;;
tamST " n.y. 25.55i>lo77"'s5x.5sssiia.. "" .goh y
y sheridsn, ref to sSni s Mig Guar
to- Co, i1s Bway ....... g. oo
BRIGGS Az. II W cor ls7th st. soNs Ix9ox
ii.:.Marion " Bnckheo to Miltner Bros,
attys, Stoddard & NJ, t2s Bway.. slOO
l7sTH ST, 7t5, n :, 72A95--Jacob Bloom Ia
rn.s sch sSs ~ Cans' + Ian a;
nlemAnpsoN' ~. e,s, .:s.a ; s.o,h St,
WSsilnaTd. i715 Bathsato av, Jan 81
mtg $4,000 atty, T q 4 T co. ~
LOT tsi.,ea. map Arden prop Annie y
Taylor to Chas I. Carpenter, Upper Mont
clair, y !. Jan 2@. atty, 7 q & T. Go.
1or" az mar rurs,cy estate r,,nn J"
Mcta to idzzio Heilig. io3G undcrhill
ny, ian 20, mtg 5000; ats, TIC r co.
Eden W~A1.D Nv. n s, so . Jones av, loon
100 Silman Investors, Inc, of b of -,
TO Kate s Bell. Scarsdaic. N V, Ian u,
mtg $500; atty X r Allins, .lto
LOT III, map 'i.ohbaucr park.Louisa
Koes,er to Otto Rooster, III? Vincent av,
Jan rs: atty, Otto Rooster. il,s Vincent
.oI,iru s'r. =, sea = Hui Az, aiG.isll,..tx
3SSicsl'aooMe"ITy g S'h'ks 70 Geo
I Napnscl i I,nl. s." s. N. ss. ' st "",ii
ROCkTIELD ST, = g., a73,s W Williams,
bridge u. 5oxioo.Eli 4 o'Neni u
1918. mtg $4,000; atty, ] NJ King, .7s,
casTlI 81, ~. zoo = oIcias ay, :ahioS
) G as"." srs les /: aaatn St "'"' avg,
osTE ST, %Gss-Sso' ss' tokioouDay!",
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
SATISFIED
'With name and address of lenders at
torncy.)

with nsme and address of lenders at
torney.)
:D Az. n @ 6 18th vt. 17.3x7s. APR I. 1905
Chas J Smith to Nlathilde L Weber:
attys, Forster. II A. X. 90 wall st $4,000
9th ST. is7 W. n =. $40 e Amsterdam av.
lsNioo.ii; June :, sos--Fiorence wife
savings Bank. 5g-si Cooper Square;
attys. A 8 Il W Hutchins. 81 William
,csp ST. =. 81 " I'd av. i,x5l.io' Mar
20. sy0--Ministers, Elders. sc. Reformed
Low Dutch Church OF Haeriem. n Y e.
70 Chas T. Mills. Washington u G.. atty.
18TH ST, :i5 Y. ms. 1910 g Sd av. ask
sSs. May l.. 9i2-Bel Hillman to
SAM lsad!n; attys. Arnstein & J.. l?s
56TH ST. tl9 W. n :. a75 W 9th a,. eJx
1905. Mar /. is0e-Annie $ Birnbaum to
Aaron Lansstadter: atty. Lewis S Marx.
10th ST. 500 W., n p, $50 W Amsterdam
av, 75X9o. Feb =. leil-Freda O~stermeyer
TO Leon Tuchmann: attys. kantrowits &
both ST. Is z. = 8, i7sii w Madison av.
itsxe9ll. June 80. l~2ii-Hyman sarner
20 John $ Murphy. on the premises atty.
18TH ST, n ., ias : Az c, .%GxiOo, Jan 20.
Clara stern. atty, Max stern. "a wall
william ST. Iss. : W cor spruce 81,
..s.s. ETY. r o 20 CO.. inc i7 eF sr DSfH s 5000
elST ST, 2ib u, u r, igl . Sd sv, Isxl00.5
Dec 20. l9il-Conu Realty ca to Emma
Peter sis W i3sth st: atty. T.G 90.
| PARK TERRACE EAST. n " :. being lots
ga-ioo; map 226,. Of bldg lots. l2th ward.
b0lNll9. lOx50Nliit: Park Terrace East.
W =, at div line bet lots 100 and Iol.
, same map. and SOL : 2ljth 1t. runs n W
and y COL to beg, Feb I. Isis-wtn II
and Minnie u Hurst to Geo N Fearons.
Glen Ridge. y J.. or 1876 Bway. sac, 900
SGD ST. n. :, 1875 e Park av. 5gxio22 .. Feb
-. lsg4-Msx aud Rosa Barnett to
Mutual Life Inns Co; atty. T q Co. ~
ssPH sT. liza - al * s,tOcSU's 81
May 81. isot--paniel l. Korn 10 y Ay-
! mar Sands and Herman lie RA Edgar.
ears chas Z Rhineiander; 49, bowers
ssTTHf' 81. o n fi!.'ic " al Nv. =. s.iSS Sy s.
May 81, l9oi-Same to same; sttys,
san ST. :sa.55 W. n: 100 . Bway. 0'Ss9 S
100 = Jan 20. lai5-Robt : streep to
! Jno " ttoran. atty, li5 Nassau st...s 900
Az. Q >. 100 n SD st. 25.5N
100, Apr .. i9o3-iierman and Frances
katI TO Ephrairn Ka;z; atty. pani.l
Sey mour. - Wal $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
ACID ATTACK ON HARLEM BABY
Z hiid Escapes. but Clothes IN TAR
ringc Are. Burned.

The Wtu Who poured acid down th"
throat "' am infant ~ Tie BrulN - fcN
day, ago visited llt',rfu co.. Monday. 80
%,urliuS tu , rri,rt made To the Third
branch Detective Bureau Yesterday 10y
solomon ;. Epstein of .u.u LcNingtor
avenue
Epstein ~,'i that hIs N,fc took ih"ir
tWo.Nrur-uiI h"v, RAY. ont Tor an airing
uu MoriN. ir q REORGANIZATION. ~" l"',
the carriage for 8 few minutes To- got
the yuild .th' Iu q UcI, hy bakery oui
heard - scream Nl"u sH. reached the
hthy ia" ruund tho pillow aud r~"N"rlri
burned ny ,arhIla. acid, bat IA, chtld
had ,-.,r'i harm. \ crowd cnll.r'od
immediately, uul ho on" anpdrrn',y uld
seen ~" pcr-uu supposed To- aitr ho,u
responsible fpr the act.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.

william A. White & Sons. with NJ. &
l.. Hess, have rented An entire floor in
the twelve story building at the north
east corner of Twenty-fourth street and
Seventh avenue to Morris Haber.
Ellen a Jefery have leased "A lof, At
14l West Thirty-slXth street to the Will
lam II. Page Boiler Company.
Hell & Stern have leased seventh loft
in 4O-t2 West Twenty-seveuth street to
Samuel II. Rubin fourth loft in 3l-33
West T~'hirty-trst street to u Tauber y
Co. eighth loft in 3l2-3li Seventh ave-
nue. to samuel Bauer second loft in RE
314 Seventh venue to :. kornberg also
with Cross & Brown eighth loft in 22-2t
West Thirty-eighth street to Louis Man
del. and with Albert y. Ashforth ninth
loft in 10 East 1nirty-third street to
Max WarSchauer.
The II. Tuckermau Company has rented
a noor IN 3t-3S West Twcnty-seventh
street 10 J. Gold a 60. floor in 21-33
West Twentieth street 10 Brill a. Wech-
sler Bros. loft in 1856 West TWenty-siNth
street to Kaburn Dress Company floor
in 24-26 West Thirtisth street 10 \.
romorsnz loft in % West seventeenth
street to Isibson n L,pnan space In 20
30 West seventeenth street to Lapkiu X
Belnik space IN as West Eighteenth
street to Cooper n I~Iorowitz floor in
$685. sixth avenue to ". n. Chalk q
Co. and space in 1918? West Twenty
sixth street 10 Henry SimiuoT,
NJ. Forman 4 Go. have rented for
Cross & Brown company. agent, $4,000
square feet in 29-33 West Thirty-siNth
street to Henry ,ioldstcin and Friend
a. Shri-r also space as follows In
27-35 West Twenty-fourth street to
Simon Bros. and Max Wolf in 30-3t
West Twenty-sixth street TO Edelman &
flielstein: in 11S-l2o West Tweniy-scv-
enth street 20 NJ. y Bernstein in 1875
West TWenty-elghth street to 4. Mash
& Co. In lG2 West Twenty-nrst street
to Rosoy & Junger, and in - West Sew
enteenth street 20 John Edelman.
Hiram Rinaldo has leased for the T..
& II. Realty Company the building AZ
$50 and lS2 Mott street 10 A, Splarct.
and the store al cts Grand street To ".
He'll & stern have leased the seventh
loft In 400 West Twenty-seventh street
TO Samuel II. Rubin, fourth loft in 3i-3
West Thirty-frst street to n. Tauher &
Co, eighth loft In 3I2-lt Seventh avenue
to Samuel Bauer. second loft to :. Korn-
berg with Cross a. Brown, eighth loft In
22-4 West Thirty-eighth street tn Louis
Mandel, and with Albert y. Ashforth.
ninth loft In 10 East Thirty-third street
to Max warschauer.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented the
building at S2-f Green. street, contain
ing about 10000 quare feet, to Leo
| Schiessinger & CO., now occupying the
| buildings at CAS- Wooster street, running
| through to 1888 Greene street, The
! firm was one OF the first toy manufac-
turing conc, rms entering this locality, tho
former centre OF the silk trade. and now
occupies nearly 200 900 square feet OF
space in the several buildings.
George A. Bowman has leased to the
Arc Leasing Company for ten ear the
store and basement at ia West Forty
second street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
q FOR BACHELORS.
East 3sth street Dwelling Leased.
TO Ne Altered.

Clark r. Chambers has leased for
George X. Sheldon "a East Thirty
eighth street, OH "A lot 25x100. which Inn
mediately sdjoins the Protestant Dutch
Reformed Church on the southeast corner
Of Madison e n lease has been
taken by the Edwards Leasehold Com
pany for a term OF twenty-one years at
an aggregate rental of 100000. The
lessee will alter the property into bach
elor apartments at "A cost OF s25.OoO. ac-
cording to plans filed yesterday by Wort
man 4 Braun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
FLATS TO PERCH OVER DRIVE.

The Alto Realty Corporation. Joseph
p Zuris president, has purchased from
the Altavista Holding Company, Pam
c-sIio Grassi president. the plot 121.3x
is1xlo0xo+j. m the west side Of Haven
avenue, extending through TO Riverside
Drive $50 north OF l72d street, and
from Rube r. Fogel the adjoining plot
m tho north. The combined property
comprises over ten lots. Harry Good
stein was the broker. Plans are now
being prepared by y. S~errac!no for tho
Improvement Of the Haven avenue front
with two six story apartment houses.
The Haven avenue elevation at this
roint Is about 81 feet above the drive.
The total operation involves about
tioo. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
NEW HOTEL FOR GOD.

Macmillan Zipkes has been commits
stoned by l.. Bleber OF the Holly wood.
Third street. Lakewood. y. j., to draw
plans for a three story hotel for the
northwest corner OF Lexington avenue
and Fifth street. Lakewood. The build
ing will be of stucco. Spanish style Of
architecture, and will be the last word
in modern improvements. Il will have
sixty guests rooms. servants quarters,
garage. refrigerator plant. steam and
electric. a beautiful ballroom. open and
enclosed porch. dining rooms and other
necessary equipments for a modern
hotel. The building will be ready next
October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
MURRAY HILL HOUSE BUYER.

Charles I. Riker, AN attorney, is the
buyer Of the former residence of the late
Gen. Brayton Ives at 80 East hirty-ninth
street, sale Of which by !. =. Wilton
Stuart Company was reported on Sun.
day. Mr.. Riker. who now resides AT 115
East Seventeen street. will occupy the
house.
Malcolm n. Sloane Of the Eastern
steel Company IL The buyer Of the new
Ave story American basement dwelling
at IL East Sixty-second street. the sale
of which by Edmund l.. Baylies was
reported In The U on Sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
LARGER EAST SIDE HOME SITE.

EAST SEVENTY-N1NTH STREET
Fannie NJ. Kahn has sold Is East
S~eventy-ninth street, n four story
dwelling ON lot 1SxI02.2. The buyer
is the unnamed person who recently
purchased l3 East S~eventy-ninth
street. The new owner controls "A
site 3Sxl02.2. about 1ss feet east Of
FIFTH avenue, which he will reimprove
with a residence for his " occu-
pancy.
WEST eth ST-Slawson & Hobbs
have sold for Mrs. r.. r. Sanford 40
West Seventy-tfth street, II three
story high stoop dwelling. on lot COX
'022. to a client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

LAWYERS MTG co 70 n savings
Bank .t33. 900
DITTMAN. Chas. to City Real Estate
SMITH VIM 10 cha, i
BONSOLE. Morris. to Baron de Hirsch
runu
EMPIRE TRUST 90 to Lawyers mtg
20 ........... .tov'oVV
MITCHELL, Mary Il. to Mary j Havio
lann ..ss,Sv.
PlCAR1LLO, Bcncdetta. to Marg't Knox VI
BOTE, Lille and ano teAr). TO Lille
UNION TRUST co ttrus), to Emigrant
Indus Saw Bank .............. $4,000
RLTY co TO Irving saw
Instn S2e. 900
TITLE GUAR e. TRUST co 20 Christina
pas. .''''so'VvV
SAME to city Real Estate Co.........Sl
DAVIS, Henry X, to Mary A Dennerlein
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


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HlGH WATER rus DAY.
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LOW WATER TIM DAY. Ar
saudyHk 1909 Go, Isl. .i2eSl. Hell, Gate ~,
trri.rd TUESDAY. February g..
;. tasrra, 10 \ NJ. Naples. Jan. IL.
$ .%rclion, 5T T.. NJ MONDAY. shield
- Chsrlois. i2:E = NJ, Amsterdam. Jan. q,
So Somnieisdyk. 10 A. NJ. Rotterdam,
= ,Me,ah,. Q T.. y. f.ondon. Jan. is.
81 P~IIyh. Q" u ". Monda.. Rotterdam
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IS v,rumc. ,5, y N Monday. Bordeaux.
Jan r..
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IS Ja'ph ,i.u' N.nbarh, E:D u. NJ. Tueefsy
So Plnar del RIO, i.0 y. NJ. Havana
s. Havana, i.@.r N. Havana. Jan. =
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S. Guiana. .1i,p a. N 81. Thomas. Jas. .,
IS Huron. Jacksonville. Jan -.
- Nesta. Sabine. Jan. Il.
- Hamilton. Norfolk. Jan. 81.
= RIO uraiid", Briins slck. Jan. ..
- Chippewa Georgeto~u. ). C.. Jan. =
- chesapeake, Baltimore, jan 20.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Tu~"anil, ~ glasgow.
- RyndJNi. at Rotterdam.
50 Giuseppe Verdi, AZ Genoa.
- Den OF Alrlie. ~ London.
sArIrD FOR NEW yoRH
80 TIviye-. from Port Antonio.
- Gregory. from M1uHU-.
- Strathdenc, from Bordeaux
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02

William J. Heffernan has sold to
william Kelly four parcels at Rockaway
Beach. Two OF them have a united
frontage of 491 feet east side of Fair
view avenue and a frontage OF 11S feet
on the ocean. The strip extends south
from the church to tho ocean. Another
parcel. backing on the above described
plot, has q frontage of 1870 feet west
side Of Chase avenue and n frontage Of
52h feet on the ocean. The two plots
extend through from Fairview avenue
to Chase. The fourth parcel has "A
frontage Of 1870 feet east side OF Chase
avenue and 52h feet IN the ocean. The
property is estimated TO be worth $780,
900. II is now occupied by a number Of
lighthouses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
TO IMPROVE AUDUBON Az. PLOT

AUDUBON AVENUE.-George V. Me-
Nally and w. .. Morgan have sold
FOR Certie a. German the southwest
corner Of Audubon avenue and 190th
street, a plot held at $35. 600, and
fronting 55 feet on Audubon avenue
ard 100 feet IN the street. The pur-
chaser is the Russley Company, Alex
andcr Mcdowell. president. which will
improve the site with a five story apart
ment house, from plans by schwartz
a Cross.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
I~.ARCHMONT PLOT BUYER.

John Kennedy. who recently sold his
residence in Riverdale-on Hudson TO
George w. Perkins. has purchased from
the Flint estate at Larchmont a large
plot on Willow venue. including a water
front on Long Island Sound, as "A site
for a new home,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
TENANTS FOR CITY HOUSES.

Pease 4 Gilman ave rented the three
story and basement dwelling at 34s
West Twenty-ninth street to Mrs. Rachel
Broughton.
The Houghton Company and NJ. g. l.,
Hess have rented the four story dwelling
at 66 West Eighty-ninth street to h. u.
Naulon.
Samuel II. Martin has leased the
three story dwelling at iW West Sew
street to l., A. Moran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-02
TRADING ~ the BRONX.

FEWBoI.D ANENUE-John +. Fetzer
~" sold for James Hanrahan to Al
I'r' Srhcrrer the plot 100x10S. on
NrWhold avenue. known AS lot 462.
nap of Gnionport.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE roE SALE

HAVE ? beautiful lots right on the
water. about ~ minutes from city; cleo
tricity. gae, water. etc; easily worth $1,000
each. Will sell considerably less II bought
AZ once. need cash. WATERFRONT. box
iOs Sun Office.
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NiNA<N, rr, g.. rh" court NJ 'pprr =
- .,uitr tnr 'r-worroW BE- Sos. 80. .SS.
,N'. 5000. ,.-, Bag, 80, j3i
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HELP MANTED-MALE.


WANTED-Young man. IL to ~ years OF
age, Just from school, without previous
business experience. TO learn dry goods
commission business, mukt he Of good
family and have excellent references. Nd
dress V. +. g., T.. - Box No. ESQ. New
York city.
Neutrality-suspicious. .Npsrionced as
eistants for ono" OF pubic accountants;
state age. experience aud salary. j. L.,
box i:S sun once.
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LOANS.
4h%
Mortgage Money
Low Charges Prompt Answers
Chas. F. Noyes Co.,
y William st. Tel. 1000 John.
REAL ESTATE TO tET.


kENILWORTH. North 18th It. large 3
story house. DUMONT. 7Noom cottage, I'm
provcments, large lot. UACkESSACk coi-
tase, s55 Main ST. improvements RIVER
EDGE. large \ room house. 2 acres. ea.h
$50; TOTTES WILLIE. cottage:
BIZ u. 29th 81, apartment and barn.
HASBROtCk HEIGHTS. A6 Terrace Ave,
store or living rooms. $500 each. Farms
and acreage for sale. Of1ces s.. ACkER-
MAN, 1877 Greenwich 81.
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SITUATIONS wA>rEp-,tM>,r.

H~-Ha"--~--
DlCTAfHDNE operator. cuu-iIcrAhle OK
$500. Address Apt. ~. sOi
Vest ih4th -.
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NEAR THE WATER

House. Il rooms and Z baths: large plot
OF ground. 30 minutes 10 33ru 50. aud eth
Ave rolling country. sewer. water. gas,
electricity: $500 cash, balance can he ar
ranged :. $. STEPHENSON. .i3 W. 34th II.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
= ACRES OF ExCELLENr TIMER

e.40O ACRES or EXCELLENT TIMBER
LAND for sale at an exceptionally low
price; this ground In located In south Jcr-
sey near the seashore. there are 100 acre.
cleared. with fine new brick dwelling with
all modern improvements, also lurge barn
and outbuiIdings, with orchard o! 1000
fruit trees, this II one OF the best farm
lahds iD this section. q. H.. Box 1876 sun.
PR1NCEToN-N.w JERSEYS most beau
tiful --sidential center. improved proper
ties ior sale. favorable terms. Address
owner. First National Bank OF Princeton.
TENAFLY. n. J.-Sacrince; beautiful and
complete country residence $1,000 under
value. For particurl r. address t.ngiewood
Real Estate Co., E~nglewood, ". j.
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eITUArIO>s wA>Trn-M>Ir

BOY. graduate. bright. clean. Christian
best reference. some experience. jobs.
Box ~ sun
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BEAUTIFUL HOME

OF 7 rooms and bath. IS minutes from city.
large plot Of ground; 5000 cash needed a,
once. balance ue rent HOME. box 1876 sun
office
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DEFICIENCY ~fNGINEER available. sue
cessfIl uif.' #H4 factory experience. J..
NJ, box rs sun once.
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ltrunN,

.J7rH ST 81 v COW sto-" and , rooms
and -J nop---iftur,A Ui,chH.es. .strN
to selma Schmtdt t3l T. lv5th -. . Yrs
from July l. l'tS. ATTY. l. \ Hii..braud.
go Jackson av $3.50 to $40
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with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name In omitted
address party of Hrst part.)
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highest temperature. 6i'. at I? 20 A. NJ.
Lowest temperature. 49,. al 1888 =. ~.