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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31
Indiana Towns Threatened.

Indianapolis, Jan. 31.-Indiana rivers
and streams are bank full or over
flowing today as a result of the heavy
rains turnout the state since Thurs
day. Hundreds Of families have been
driven from their homes. No loss, Of
life haS hesn I:
81 1heDroper.ty lo}ss q al. esti isAat-
ed in the thousands Of dollars and In
practicable all cases the water Is still
rising. Service on the two car lines
were suspended today because sof high
water and hundreds Of men were pa
trolling the levees along White river in
the western part Of the city.
The Wabash river is threatening
Vincennes. Terre Haute, Lafayette and
Logansport. A number of small towns
have been isolated by the high waters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31
AUTO saND|TS
jlAY VICTIMS
.nbers of Prominent Buff
falo Family Killed by
Holdup Men.
TWO ARE MURDERED
ONE FATALLY HURT

Mrs. Agnes Teiper Shot and Son Hsat.
en- to oeath--Dauohter's Skull Frao.
tured by Blows From Blunt inssru-
ment and VIII Die-Assailants Make
Good Their Eseape-Missins Negro
Convict Sought.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31
aern,an Attaeks Bald.

Paris. Jan. S1.-iefman forces last
night delivered two attacks with hand
grenades near hill 140, both Of which
resulted in failure according TO the
french ofticia1 announcement given
ode sthso safkernoops 49, 20 ]
The text of the communication fol-
lows: ss5
ITO tiie north Of Arras the enemy
last night at q point southwest OF hill
40 delivered two attacks with hand
grenades, both Of which resulted in
failure.
In the Champagne district our artil-
lery bombarded the German trenches
to the north Of Prosncs. During this
action there were observed explosions
at four different points Of the enemy
front. s
I'm the Argonne there has been
fightihg with mines at Haute Chez
vaucee. We responded to the explosion
of German mine by countermining
operation which destroyed an under
ground gallery occupied by the enemy.
There has been artillery firing in
the other sectors Of the front"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31
ARKANSAS TOWN
IS THREATENED
Residents Of Newport Des-
ert Churches to Strength
en- Levees.
WHITE RIVER is
NEAR FLOOD STAGE

Expected to Go to Thirty-Five Feet by
Tuesday Night-Arkansas River Now
Ten Feet Above Flood Stage and
Still Risins-swolIen Streams in In
y diana Threaten vineennes, Terre
Haute, Lafayette and other Cities.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31

Big Relief Fund Needed.
San Diego, Jan. 31.-One hundred
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31

Dritjsii Casualty Lists.
London. Jan. 31:-British Casualties
published during the monthof January
totaled 1sO79 officers and 1862 men.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-01-31

Runaway Leper Is Cafe Proprietor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24

.s0ri 81, sl9 E-Nstthew y Kennedy agt
Abraham Freundlich, Abraham j Fookes
and Sam Jacobs, lessees and contrnc-
tors ...SltJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
TILNOU COUNTRY PLACE LEASED

L'Ecluse. Washburn & Co. have leased
FOR Mrs. George Tilyou her sta on
Nanhasset Bay, at Great Neck. to sgd
ney A. Williams OF New York. The
property adjoins the estate purchased
recently through the same firm by A.. !.
Moxham of the Aetna Explosives Com
pany
A. T.. & Il. \. Kareisen have leased
at Edgenere, l.. T.. to J. Friedman for
T.. Hatch Is irandview avenue to Ar
thur Silherfold for :. Derrick II Grand
view avenue to Frank n. Dreamer for
NJ. J, l.. Preston .9ll Atlantic avenue
to J.. =. Schnitt Tor NJ. ]. J.. Preston
2?"2 Atlantic avenue 70 pr. !. Tannen-
baum for T. Whey 3 South Seaview
avenue. and to Henry Siiberfeld for G..
l.. Giosz southwest corner of Maple and
Edgemere avenues.
Tho Robert T.. Farley Organization
has leased for the Wcstches,er Syndicate
the ,;addss house at Battle Hll Park
White Plains, TO H.. II. Jones Of New
York city for occupancy.
Pease & Gilman and the Douglas
Robinson. Charles =. Brown Company
have rented for Mrs. C.. c. Bates her
place at Morristown. y. J., to Irving g.
kingsford.
Heckscher & De Saulles have leased
FOR j. Harper Skillin his property AT
Rye. y Y, for the coming season 10
Kenneth Stevenson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
FIRMS TAKE NEW QUARTERS.
space In wall street Zone Rented
Uptown Lofts in Demand.

George II. Read 4 Co. have leased
the seventh floor la the United States
Trust Company Building. at ~ Wall
street. to Hutchinson. Rivinus & &C. The
am brokers have also leased offices on
the seventh floor Of the Adams Building,
81 broadway. to +. J. Lisman 4 Co.,
and space IN the tenth floor Of the
Equitable Building to Katz & SOM
merich.
Carmann, Voorhees, & Floyd have
leased the five story building. on lot
~23.6x?s.l. at ~ Coenties Slip to the
Distributing Corporation.
William n. Bloodgood 4 Co. have
leased space In 32O Fifth avenue for
Carstein & Linnekin. agents. to n.
Schneider 4 Co. dealers In toilet ar
ticles.
Charles y. Van valen has leased Of
fees at ~ william street to Il. Charles
Canet: space in the Jewellers Court
Building to Pollak & Michaels, and space
at 30 to 5e John street 10 the Gaydoul
Gold Pen Company.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have leased
the building at 1871 West Forty-Nrs,
street for Jerome II. Remick & Co. to tho
Washington Square Comedy Corporation
nuberth & Huberth have leased In the
American Circle Building. Columbus
Circle, for IA term Of years the small
store TO the north Of the entrance or
corridor OF the building 10 the Rogers
Motors Corporation, agents for the Davis
ana Hertz Brooks motor cars.
Harry f.. Hayes has leased for the
Ludin Realty Company to Jonas &
N~auinberg the six story and bascmcn,
building at 513 and Sis West Thirty
sixth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
UNIFORM AS AN 'AD" DECRIED.
Cigarette salesman who W"rc One
IL Ncld for Trial.

Mas rolousky Of li6 Seventeenth
street, HrooklHu u, salesman for the lds-
gct' y MYERS Tobacco Company, who
was ARRESTED soNral days ago charged
with uulHwfullN Wearing n uniform of
the National tuird, was held ycstrr-
day 10y Magistrate Handy ia tn" Tomhs
your for trial in Special Sessions.
rolonaky. who had been engaged 10
advertise Il brand OF cigarettes, was at
tired Al the time of his arrest in a uu'.
form closely resembling that worn Nv
the seventh Regiment. Members "f the
regiment testified that although m" WI
form worn by IN" prisoner MAS d~tiu"-
tive in many points, II could easily have
been mistaken by on" unaruuH, u'Cd with
the ulcctics OF military atiil"
'"rhc use of uniforms AS advertise
lOcrtS il growing 700 common. said
MAGISTRATE HANDY IN holding l'olou~hy.
"A uniform worn 10y u "lNilitn should
he 50 distinctive that II could NOT he
/ mistaken for a uniform of thr National
| Guard, even by a casual observer"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.

S. United State. a, Chris,i3usand
IS Noordam. at Rotterdam
Ss La Toursine. at Havre
IS Dica di Genova AT Gibraltar
IS Moravia. at Gibraltar
So Monvlso. al Gibraltar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
TRADING GOOD ~ BROOKLvN.

Friday & Rehnarn have sold 1ai
Hull street. a three story brick Nat. for
q W. Enrght: 1915 Hancock street, a
-yo story two family house. for Francis
" Nekermau 2i5 Ralph venue corner
Chauncey street. "A three story brick
ra'. for New Departure Realty Com
many: ~ Covert street. a two story
Two family house. for -. NJ. Jack, aad
"a cambridge street. a two story
dwelling. for I G. Kingsbury.
The Mclnerney klinCk Realty Com
rauy has sold the I've STORY brick
building ON the west side of Flatbush
avenue, 40 feet north Of Ditmas ave-
rue. on lot 20Ni0o. for Simon Ahles.
Tutiuo a csrny have sold for the
levy Bre Realty Company to n client
'o- Investment the three story fiat and
tore building OF plot 35xS0 at the south
vest corner OF Fifth avenue and Owing
lor avenue
Joseph Metzger has sold for William
pgrirS & 90. the three story dwelling
= lu' Penn street.
LOUIS Gold has bought. five lots al
he corner " Forest and Putnam ave-
GUS. Eigewood. upon which he will
eject five three story brick store build
rgS
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address Of lender and
attorney. n attorneys name Il omitted
address party OF hrst part.)
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
r. bite Offerings Yesterday In Nnn
haitian and BronS.
lat - vESEY STREET !
~. a - ~.

3STU ST as " n = Too . SIN nv. - 10Y
$50. 3 s'N. Gdrrick Theatre; vol sale,
hnNck"t down 20 g r Bt''ry 81 t-.l.no0
WASHINGTON 81. - =. 80 p Morris ST.
.tSN15>N irreg. : s'y INT. with s'rs;
'r's sale. esta'. OF Thos l. Burke. decd t.,
to l. johnson for ........... -. 900
i45TH -. ~ l.. II =. 100 ~ II aN. ~
ELL J story T hou" cNrS So 10
Eleanor VI stewart q parry IN lht'r'Ns
Tor -
1911 81 lhN T.; s. 10y" 81 hN' IN
all sly dWIs' eNr.. sale' tst1''
\, ,".n,. , ,a,,yi I, ,r,.r.. ,r a. 66i
rCbr \nL,<rr sr 9qgq ,,
riis 81 s,v ~ dvir vol s,la "a NJ -
S,,,1 ~ "a
,s-jt sr as = ~ q, a. a., e6,s,
NV dNic .,r'. sa.. 10 ot,o B,,k
for ..... -........ ......... s. -Go
lST Az. 50. " :. 50 II 18TH - $500
4 sly tint. exr's sale. estate ~ Ann. T.
cunningham. decd. to Nt.er RS,
'or .,'......... ....... tlt.G0o
s0TH ST. ~ W. =. "55 . columbus az.
lsgNlOnS s. s'y dWlg cN-'s sale. cstat.
Of Mary \ Maxwell. decd. to EliAs
Sp!nearn FOR ..... .,.... $500
18th 81. a07-0 ". through 20 e0G-S "
.'th -. about 100 " IN aN, 6 story
loft bldg RS sale. ,siat" Of Fr'lk
BACK, d'cd' 10 william k'h"c
Tor '..'. .-... S"'Noo
lsoTH ST '"1 : ; - = Metros, NV, OK
MAJ WV S"c' 10 I"N.lHlN"
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mo SNauish liner , Lopez y Lopez
calling to duy FOR Cndil. will take mai.
closing at $40 A NJ. for spain and
Portugal
rhe Italian liner Napoli. sailing 10 NOR
row for Genoa, VIII take mail, closing az
5 80 A. NJ. for Italy. Ruiuania. SNitzer.
land and Greece when specially addressed
only
The French liner Lafayette. sailing sat.
urdav for Bordeaux. Will take mail, closinG
at noon. Tor France. %tunanta- Switzet-
land, italy. Spain. Portugal. Egypt Greec"'
British india. British East Africa, siam.
Malta, Gibraltar, Ceylon. straits settle
ments, Dutch East indies, West Australia
and Persia
The American liner St. Louis, sailing
Saturday for Liverpool. Will take mail,
closing at sac A. NJ, for Europe except
Germany, Austria, Hungary. ~luNernburg'
Bulgaria.. Serbia. Turkey. the NetherIands
NORWAY Sweden and Denmark. Africa
West Asia and tho East Indies.
Tho Russian American liner 'zarltEa,
sailing Saturday for Archangel. VIII take
mat. specially addressed, closing at )
4. NJ, Tor Russia Only.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
BUYS two UPPER
BROADWAY BLOCKS
Frederick Brown Takes 630
Feet Along the Thorough
fare in Dyckman Section.
FLATS GIVEN IN TRADE

TIE Henry Morgenthau Company has
sdd to Frederick Brown all of the land
m the west side Of Broadway. beginning
t0s fee, north of 2ISth street to a point
4 feet south OF Isham street. Both
2isth and o2oth streets will intersect the
property when cut through. With a
frontage of $40 feet the plots depth
Aver RACES we'll over 100 feet. being LAG
f,et deep at one point. The M~orgenthau
company has owned the property for
,~e,eral years and had been asking $780,
600 for il. In exchange the Morgenthau
company takes from Mr.. Brown two
spartment houses at the northeast and
-outheast corner of Woodycrest ave-
nus and l6bth street. Both houses are
Of the FIVE story type. each on "A plot
sgxlOQ. The former Is arranged for
thirty families and the latter for twenty
se,en. They have been held at $1S5,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YoRk-HENRY w. VAN WAGENEN and
EMILY p vAM WAGENEN' Pia'ntins.
PENDANTS. Action No. 1.
In pursuance of "a Judgment Of fore.
closure and sale. duly made and entered In
The above.entitled action and bea ring date
The 18th day OF April. 1915, ! tn" under;
named. will sell at public auction, at the
Excnsnse saissroom; No. LIS Nesey
OF New York. on the eth day Of June. 1915.
at u O'clock noon on that day. by Joseph
!. DAY, .Auctioneer. the premises. directed
ny said Judgment TO be sold. and therein
ALL that certain piece Of ground. with
Inc building thereon erected. situated on
the E%asterly side Of Third Avenue In the
B~EGiMNING AZ a point in the Ea.terly
line OF Third Avenue, distant nfty feet nye
corner OF Third Avenue and one Hundred
and f1ith street. running thence Essterly
parallel with said street. part Of tho way
thence Sou'herly parallel with Third Ave-
nue. twenty h,e feet three Inches; thence
Westerly parallel with One Hundred and
wall seventy four feet to the Easterly aide
OF Third Avenue. and thence Northerly
twenty-five feet three inches 10 the point
GnoS sTs' by FL; s Sf,"s S tna srrem isss rS SHT
Avenue. IN the Borough of Manhattan. city
Dated. New yors. Nav nth. 1915.
urx GbRisGE p WElLER, Referee
Plaintiffs. Once and p o. address, isc
H~rosdway. Borough of Manhattan.
The following is . diagram Of the prop.
Third Avenue:
1o5th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
300 Fill SUING LOTS SOLD.

George G. Meyer of the Cord Meyer
Company has purchased 500 lots In the
Rowne Park section Of Flushing. The
property is on broadway and extends
from Murray lane 10 Thirteenth, -four
'ocuth. Fifteenth and sixteenth streets.
state street, Mitchell avenue, Myrtle
avenue, Chestnut street and Walter
place. The consideration is said to rave
been $50. 900. The property is part OF
'he old BOVINE Park development. II was
r rnerly owned by ex-senator william
II Reynolds, who years ago started the
ueyelopment Of the section. Later II
WAS owned by Stuart Hirschman and
'he Mcknight Realty Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
PHYSICIAN RENTS ~ .aru ST.

Pease & Gilman have leased for Miss
Helen NJ. Post the three story and base
ment dwelling at 1856 East Seventy
fourth street to Dr. w. II. Rockwell.
who will vacate his present home at ~
East Eightieth street TO make way for
the Comstock School Of Music, which
secured the property recently through
Pease 4 Gilman.
The H%oughton Company has leased for
Eliza Mill the four story and basement
dwelling at 129 West Eighty-frst street
to John A. Driscoll.
The Louis Becker Company has leased
for Mrs. Edith Favor IN three story
brick and stone dwelling at 3 Washing
ton terrace for two years from June I
to william Rrendel Of the Seaboard Ma
tioual Bank.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
SAILED FOR NEW YORK

Sc Korea. from London
Ss Bayamon. from san Juan
IS Giuseppe VERDI. from Gibraltar
IS Panamsn. from Buenos Ayres
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and MISUNDERSTANDING
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York. partly cloudy to-
LIay; warmer In eaet portion fair tO-niOr-
.-v. c,nsierafo sOutherIy ,Uinds

For eastern New York. partly cloudy to-
tay; warmer In east portion; fair tO-mOr-
row: moderate s0utherly Winds.
For Sew Jersey and New Fngla nd, cloudy
to- day: warmer In the Interior. fair to-
morrow; moderate southerly winds.
probably tomorrow. moderate shifting
NEW YORK. May 2A.-Low pressure
prevailed yesterday over tho southern half
Of the country from centres over tho
plateau States. OklshomH and northern
Georgia, while northern sections were under
the influence Of n single large area OF de
precision apparently central over western
Ths only high pressure with dehn,.ion
embraced Aew England and tho middle
Atlantic states from IA centre over nova
Scotia.
Rain tell throughout the Atlantic and
east Gulf states and In the Tennessee ana
upper ohio valleys.
Cloudy and showcry conditions prevailed
In "A number Of districts, but there was no
general rainfall elsewhere.
1t was generally warmer In eastern par
OF the country. except on tho coast and
freezing weather in Wyoming.
In this city the day was CLOUDY ano
S,owery. wind. fresh southeast: averae'
humidity. 81 per cent; harotneter, CO.
rccted to read to sea level. at 5 a. NJ
3o1t; 2 y. NJ. 1908.
a. recorded by The ofsciai thermometer Is
shown In tho annexed table:
! o. lel6. ipi5 ~, ie. i"!I01.
SEM. So Ss' u Mid $50 90
Highest temperature. SO. A. 420 p. NJ.
! Lowest tempcratrire. 49,. at lao A. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
- ACRES FOR FACTORY SITE.

The Cross Il Brown Company. has sold
'or the receiver of the Concrete Prod
u'ts Company to the Nathan Manufac-
ilr'ng Company sixteen acres AT Flush
"g or the property will be established
81 large manufacturing plant. The plot
has a frontage on Flushing Creek of
GOO feet and "a depth from tho water
back 10 Lawrence street Of Hoo feet.
The Long Island Railroad Company has
a direct spur track into the property
tWl Il will he possible for the Nathan
company TO combine within its prop
rr'v rail and water facilities. About
ion mechanics will be employed by the
Nathan Manufacturing Company at the
r.ant. The cost OF the buildings to he
rooted Is estimated at over $500, 900.
Eugene Schocn is the architect and en-
G'Neer.
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The approximate amount ~ tho lion or
charge. to satisfy which the above DO
s.crlhed property ~ to ha SID. r. NM
TEEN THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED
ililkrh FIVE 9i-l0O DOLLARS tia.-
$500, with interest thereon from the sid
dav OF February, 1916, together with tho
costs and ~ows amounting to sSj0.7l,
gether with the expense. Of tho sale. The
approximate amount Of tho taxes. assess
inerts and water rates. or other liens
which are 70 he allowed 20 the purchaser
out ~ the purchase money, or paid by tn.
Referee. is s402 o5 and interest.
Dated. New YORK;. NAV i1th. 1915.
GEORGE r. WELLER. Neferes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
s>NK BUYS BRONN CORNER.

Tho polar Savings Bank. having out
rrpvr Us quarters at 2SoS Third ave-
nue.. has purchased as a site for "A new
hu,d,rg from Edith T. Lowander 2I?2
ard .7ai Third avenue and 4a3 and 4?j
willis avenue. comprising the block front
o., tho worth side ~ 1l7th street. be-
tween Third and Willis con-
listing of ono. two and three story build
.ncs. with a frontage OF 80 feet on Third
avenue and 30 feet IN Willis avenue and
iis feet on 1i7th street. II is Just
scros. from the junction of Bergen ave
nue.. The seller secured the property on
Monday from the estate Of Margaret c,
Wo.ton.
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24' -. 1907 IA

Tho approximate amount Of he Hen or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de-
sCrjhcd property e. 70 he sold, T. Twenty
six thousand Two hundred and hfty
ts.G.2opl bnlinrs, together With interest
thereon from the. llth day of ,Aprtl l'lh,
together with tho costs aud allowance
eight aud 32.lOO Csa7S.2g, Dollars, with in-
terest from April 20, 1915. together viii,
tho expenses Of The sale. The approximate
amount Of tho taxes, assSsments and
water rates, or other liens which are to la
allowed To the purchaser out of tho pur-
chase money, or paid by the Referee. IL
$926. - and interest.
Dated. New York, May sth. 1918
RICHARD NJ. MARTIN. Referee.
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SATISFIED


WIN name oni address OF lenlrr's al.
torneyD
siRINt ST, n " cor Washington, oONso.
MAY -. iss5-N Y State Realty & Ter
Iltnal Co, so Lexington av. to lanes
nesnlth, Bklyn: atty. T q & T Go. iTs
WAITER ST. 1871. June l.. lai5-IuiIu.
I~ichtenstein to florenr. r Bing, admtry
s"aa Er'heiier' atty 7 q 6 T GO. l7s
lsT Az. n =. 20 : i9th st. 25xi06, SEM
~, l'lt-Jennie Glaisteln, l2G " Ia-ih
81. to samuel Frankeuheim; a,t,s. Kan
iroWi'Z & Esberg. go Rway. 800. 81, 900
hiEIk ST, sw cor Jefferson ST, a5xsix
-1N''', Aug J. lgli-Mary r Hazel,on
q Rosenstein. ll5 Bway. .....' $3.50 "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
G>RRI'K THEATRE AuCT,O<,

'" '''rrlck Theatre property a, $685.
"'-' J.. r'y-tfth street, offered At auc-
}"5l'rday for the Edward Harrigan
'i vas struck down on bid of S22+,-
'' = r. Bailey, representing parties
~.u''o', The theatre occupies "A site
''4' N''", adjoining the northeast cor
' ~ sixth avenue. Joseph j.. Day
''9'I"'cd tie auction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-24
DEAL N OLD DRY GOODS ZONE.

WOOSTER STREET-william A. White
& Sons have sold the four story build
ing. on lot 2l4xl0o. at 9 Wooster
street, 70 the Adams Express Com
rany. which owns the property adj
Joining to the north. Daniel Birdsall
& Co. represented the sellers In the
Transaction
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These navy orders were issued;
cant. " \. CA, from command OF the
Delaware to president Board of Inspection
ar. survey. -,
cant. \. IL. Scales, from command Of
Tho fr, Giving ship at Norfolk 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4. $ Jackson,
from the Arkrusas to the liliunis,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Il Wallace. from
War tuItE" to Sew York NHrd.
Lieut. s g. stirling from New ior&
yard 'n the NorIuon
Lieut. II NJ Zoo. AZ. :roln 'ho Florida 10
the SOW Hampshire.
liou'. Il : How's. from the Wyoming
20 RurotI of rrtunu.'
Lieut.. i " Mics. j.. from he VII
ciuia 30 Sew Nur" NfHt.
I l4eIt. e. II Fuller, from 'h" Main" 20
L THO sA-cm.
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Army and Nav Orders

WASHINGTON. May .3.-These army
orders were issued today:
ri-st Lieut.. II II Arnold. Third In
fantry. detailed in aviation section OF Sig
MAJ CORPS ANA 80 Sau DISCO.
capt. Charles l.. j. F~rehwttter Coast
Artillery. to retired list.
capt. ". NJ. Craigie. Thirteenth Cavalry,
Ideut,-Coi. ~. l.. Uiplcy. retired. 70 &C
'iNn duty 'harre 81 sigma corps. supply
depot. For. sam houston r'Nas.
Capt j. W. Beuteen. TNci'h Infantry
20 retired list.
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RVYS At BRIARCLIFF MANOR.

FIsh 4 Marvin have sold for Edward
: Iude his property on the Chappaqua
'.td near BriarcliT Manor. It consists
10y twenty-five acres. residence and out
bindings James W, Hlbbard Of this
'f' &c the buyer.
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store at the southwest corner Of Sixth
avenue and Twentieth street into q mer-
camille building for the estate Of Mary
A. Chisholm at a cost Of 5000. The
building formerly was occupied by Slmp-
son. Cra Mford 4 Co.
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HN> HoMESITE NEAR HUDSON,

re Estates Of Tappan Zee have sold
" plot on Harwood avenue, Philipse
'''"r, to r +. Armstrong Of Tarry
town, who will bu,ld shortly.
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,0>>Etric,r REAL ESTATE.

real. Home ANA 10 acres of lauj; main
fn~.Iu.lNIarc, best section StamforIt
.murA uitr people and tur places; lnOinru
dWrlinr. newly renovated. en- Improve
mruts. UrrplHcrs. etuhio; cost -0.ouu. out
LuI.diuE-. aTtosiHn well, Sprp4G; or, hurd-.
lLg 'iubor; sound vicw, $4,000, terms.
OWNER, BoV IA sun.