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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Westchester Rentals.

Fish & Marvin have rented the resi-
dence of +. S. Howard in the Edgemont
tract. at Scarsdale, for a term. fur
nished. to J. ii. Purdy, of Pittsburgh,
and the residence of F. V. Whiting, at
Greenacres, rtsdale, for a term 10
Milton Dammann, of this city.
At Irvington--K Kenneth Ives & Co..
have rented for Frederick c. Hartman
his residence. on Broadway. TO +. w.
Bloomingdale; for J. Frank Phillips,
his residence, on Ell Retro Lane, TO
DR.. Henry Koplik; for Katharine S.
Plummer, her residence. on FL Retro
Lane. 10 George w. Cane; for DR..
Theodorus Bailey, his residence. on
Broadway, to Max J. II. Rossbach; for
John Wiley. his residence. IN Ardsley
Park. Ardsley-onHuds TO Robert j.
Eidlitz. and for Theodore b. Nisbet.
his residence, in Sunnyside Park. Iry-
ineton. to Jesse Mayer.
Herbert A. Sherman rented for
George c. Clausen his place, on Ridge
St. Rye. comprising a house, garage
and twenty acres, TO John McCue for
the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
MONDAY. MAY IS.

WEDNESDAY. MAY L..
IN AR go ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Ensign ]. C. LUsK detached New Orleans 10
A,si Surgeon r ]. TROUT, NJ r. C., detached
Naval Medical school. Washington; 70 Melville
Gunner. G. BARNEY detached receiving snip ~
Norfolk 70 Tennessee -, -.
Chief Mach C. W FAIRFIELD. ~ WORKS OF New
York shipbuilding Co. MAJ q. CONNECTION ntuns
out Idaho and on board when commissioned.
MARINE CORPS.
Cant, J. X TRACY. detached marine barracks san
Diego. to marine barracks. NoriolA
Second Lieut. A J WHITE detached marine par
racks Portsmouth; 20 Rhode Island
Second Lieut. J. 7 REID. detached Rhode lsiand
10 sth Co marine barracks. New orleans
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED
,fav e-Frusssr and sferett At Nacors.
Nav e-Denyer az Acapulco. Hector AZ Ssnto DO
ulineo CITY. Iamsou and Reid at Puerto fIet
May iO-AiAr az Manila: AibAtross Al san Dleso
Culgos al Santo Domingo city; ID anu "a oi a.
New London G-3 and Tonopah Of newport oAia-
bona a. Delaware Breakeater.
Ma i-Cleyelsnd At Mare Island. Hercules a.
Washington Raleigh a. Balboa; Satrrn a.. llbl =.
ron: Tennessee AZ Hampton Roads; walker 81
Ponce. -
Nav 7-Rseigh Corinto for Balbos.
MAJ ll-Hercules Indian Head Tor washington
Mccall. Philadelphia for RoSeDalk, y. /, lo,o
mae Cristobal Tor san Bias Bay Satufn, Mare
Island Tor Tlburon. Tennessee. Norfolk Tor many
New Jersey. virginia Rhode Island and Ne
braska ordered placed in reserve at navy yard
Co1Hecticu. ordered placed IN reserve a, nav yard
Louisiana ordered placed in reserve at navy yard
Nashville ordered placed In ordinary a, naval sta
ton New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Sales in Auction Rooms.

- IL Yesey st..
ny Joseph r. DsT.
GREENE ST. 81. w. es Grand 81. 25tioo. -
lof. I. Tedaed trsio agt { & stephens 81 a.
X Lydon atty: due t3l 2ai.1i; taxes. &c
sS5255. 10 the plaintiff for 10000.
90 Az 1919 g. 2Jll eah st. sly tenn
and stores: VI 4 Howard agt Peter Lennon ct a.
Mcclure & =. sttys: due. Slo.J5i.31. htes' e''
Si577.9s: adjourned 70 Nav 49,
At 320s Third
By Henry Brady
SIMPSON ST. 1889. 8. 1919 Freeman st. ~ =
lOg l0t ifreg q sty Fat. Niagara 1Afe ms 20 az
Lincoln Mortgage Co - al; Gregg VI. aiy'
due Sss $40 -. taIes. etc. fi95i54. sdJournee
By Joseph r Dsy.
HEREIo Az. I7is IS 1914 v Bames sv.. 25rioe
Moore Realty 60 AT Nincenzo Painter e. a.
4 Van Dervcer. ats. due ti.h52. -; tASes
etc. $i20.S9. 10 the plaintiff Tor fl,vOo
By George Price.
l7sTH ST. $50 T.. S. 1865 Anthony AZ. 2i.si
60 at Caroline Wenninsor e al. action
II Page atty due. s. .6l996. taxes. etc. S3.ss1.zS
10 the plaintiff for 5000.
lI6TH ST. 334 \. a5So Anthony AZ. @l.h
l2T.7r irres. 3 sty frame house: action z; SANE
sgt same. atty amt due. - $3.50 taxes
etc. tl267. 81: 10 the plaintiff for ~ 900.
i76TH ST. 1886 T. s. $500 Anthony az. .I.N
iis2r irreg 8 sty frame house sction 3. same
agt same: same atty. due. fsll6.i0; taxes. etc
Si.535.69. 10 the plaintiff for $1,000
By James J. Donovan.
l65TH ST. 232 =. s. sac " Grant az. i5iSl'
irreg 5 ST. Ia, Ess rs Realty co act koyac'
Con co et Al: h " Ewing. atty due. sos ="
taxes etc sf05 05 prior mtg IS. 900. TO the plain
TN for so. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
JUSTICE FORD PLEADS
FOR MERCHANT MARINE
Calls II Country's Left Arm OF
Defence" and indispensable.

"There Is n ynwning gap In the pro-
gramme OF preparedness which needs
to be filled before we can have per-
fectly balanced defensive establish
ment," said Justice John Ford, Of the
Supreme Court, speaking on IAN Amer
lean Merchant Marine as Related to
National Safety" before the members
OF the Cornell University Club last
night. 81 mean n merchant marine Of
a kind and size to furnish, in case OF
war, the 100000 tons of shipping re-
CURED by the navy "a auxiliaries.
"If the Monroe Doctrine means any
thing it means that our navy must be
prepared to guard the entire South and
Central American coast on both oceans
from European or Asiatic aggression.
A navy TO be effective must be able
20 seek out the hostile feet on the
high seas and attack. To do that il
must have at its command an adequate
fleet of merchant vessels as auxiliaries.
Those vessels are wanting. They are
needed as transports, scouts, colliers,
hospital ships, light armed cruisers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
POLICE DEPARTMENT.

Retired az D. m. May lIl-LeutenAnt Henry z.
Fo,e Central Ofhco Squad. own Application fll15.
SEPT n. 1856.
transfer. -sergesnis "A p m. NAV 49,, James 5.
Niinogue Charles j. Sslch and Charles West. SOth.
assignments changed from motorcycle 10 bicycle
duty: psirolmen assignments changed from bicycle
10 motorcycle duty S0th precinct. Albert Lurser.
Robert A. smith. Oto HsEish. Edward Turner, James
Good Alter y Hoerner A. NJ May l6 from
PRECINCTS indicated 10 l13d Patrick A. O'C0nor.
isSth: George n higgins. l41th. Joseph T. Msckey.
ifVh: Patrick Solan. l4pth (mutusO. John X.
o'Iearv Is5th 10 l7ig. Clarence II. Nning. l7lst
10 lssth: John j. Hogan. l3lst 20 l74th: assigned
10 bicycle duty John " Wsthers. l54;h 10 i5lsi
assignment 20 bicycle duty discontinued. Frederick
e. Kiehler l4sth % 1885, probationary pauolmSh'
Gustav OefuCr. 1881 90 l49th
Tempofan Assignment -PImn +. J. Tmmoni
lstih 20 cycle repair shop. Bureau OF Repsiis, 80
GAYS. 10. MAY ~.
Leaves Of Absence without psyl-Ptlmn. G A.
Michel ssth / day. 10 m MAY IL. Y. A Funk.
sgd / day p. IA. MAY IS; J. Crosby i3d. ] DAY,
D m MAJ "a. G. 7. Msndt. l53d. day. s
N. MAY is: A. Johnson. l6sth. day. p m.
ruii Pay whIIs on Sick RspOr-Ptlmn. IL Borst.
1sd TiO p. m. March 30. during disability J. J.
l. Leck ls5th. 10 ?. m April "a. ~ II p m B,
April %: r. j Flynn. 2ihth. ? m. Dec g. 10 u
p m April Is: X. J. Coleman. 9th J. u. 10 a m
Aurfi 81 TO u p Msy / j. }. Donovan. Trsfnc
4 rs m. April 90 70 ~ m. May $
ReyocatiOn-So much u Paragsph !. ; o. JOY,
G. s. a. transfers Ptlmn W. T Taylor from 2tth
20 c o squad. and J. FuT.onG from C. q. SQUAD
10 10Th Is revoked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
81, 100000 Involved in I'm
prOvement Planned for
91St Street Corner.
JOHN S. HOYT SELLS
HOUSE IN PARK AVE.
Premises Disposed Of at Corner
of Goth Street-SaleS of
Apartment Structures.

The northeast corner OF Broadway
and 9lst St, 93.6x162.7 feet, has been
sold by the City Investing Company,
Robert +. Bowling, president, 10 Mar
Gus Brown. The purchaser will i'm
prove with a twelve story apartment
house of the modern type, with stores
on Broadway. The structure will be
completed October /. 1917 The deal
involves S1,500.00O.
This plot was purchased by the City
Investing Company from the bearing
estate about six months ago. The
brokers in the transaction were Bar
ton Chaplin and Slawson & Hobbs, who
have also arranged for the building
loan. T.. f. Clark was the attorney for
the seller and Arthur G.. Frank was at
torney for the purchaser.
Worthington Whitehouse. Inc, has
sold for John Sherman Hoyt his five
story American basement residence at
l0l East 65th ST.. northeast corner Of
Park av., occupying a site fronting so
feet on the avenue and 20 feet on the
street The purchaser is Clifford A..
Cochran. Mr.. Hoyt is erecting new
residence at the northwest corner OF
Park av. and 10th 81.
Other sales follow:
140TU ST. Moore, Schultz & Co.
have sold for Clara b. McMulin TO the
Maran) the plot, 50Xl00 feet, on the
north side of 140th St. 100 feet east
Of Broadway. The site will be i'm
proved with a six story apartment
house. This is the first sale of the
~, NJ
10TH ST.--Marie c. Hartung has
sold 20 Ellen E. Wall 80 West 10th ST..
vacant lot 21.6x923 feet. located
36A.11 feet east OF Sixth av. Tho
seller took back a mortgage for $4,000.
COLUMBUS AV.-F. V. Calder has
sold for the Halcyon Real Estate Cor
poration the Evelyn apartment house.
n seven story structure. 102.2X101 feet,
ut the northwest corner of Columbus
av. and 18th St. held at S325.000
OWERY-Jacob Finkelstein & Son
have sold for the Lincoln Trust Com
pany to Joseph Whitman and Jacob
Margolis the premises 207 Bowery,
formerly occupied by the Timothy d.
Sullivan Association.
The property was recently acquired
by the sellers by foreclosure. and will
be used by the buyers for their bust
ness as dealers in store and Office
furniture and fixtures
VALENTINE AN.-The Nista Con-
struction Company sold the five story
apartment house on the southwest cor
ner Of Valentine av. and 18ith St,
plot 76x1OO feet. TO the Henry Morgen-
thau Company. who gave in part pay
ment the northeast corner of Jerome
Az. and 169th St. 75xl00 feet, and the
southwest corner Of Walker av. and
Seldom St, 100x262S irregular. The
deal aggregates s150,000.
105TH ST.-John r. Davidson has
sold for Anna Schwarz the three story
Queen Anne private dwelling, plot Tx
20 feet. at 43 West 105th ST., to Susan
f. Laytin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
MAYOR KILLS 10 BILLS
SENT BY LEGISLATURE
City Salary Control Measure
Vetoed as Inadequate.

Mayor Mitchell yesterday vetoed ten
bills passed by the Legislature and
sent them TO Governor Whitman with
the reasons for his disapproval. Among
the bills was that providing for a ref
erendum on the question Of having che
salaries OF all city and borough en-
ployes, excepting those Of judicial OF
elective officials and Of members Of the
supervising or teaching staff of the De-
partment of Education, fixed by local
authorities.
The Mayor vetoed this bill because
IT would afford only n negligible de-
gree Of home rule. If approved by
referendum, compared with what had
been asked in the Mayors programme
for home rule legislation. The bills as
originally drawn provided for the CON
troll of all such salaries by the city.
The amount Of salaries TO be submitted
to the voters under the bill would be
N,376.545 out of total of s91 ,77G,430.
Among the other bills disapproved
were those affording rehearngs o.
charges against and reinstatement of
the uniformed members of the polic5
force serving the period of probation
preliminary to permanent appointment,
and the bill providing that city en-
ployes who have been removed after
having an opportunity to make an ex-
PLANTATION might apply for rehearing
within one year, if their removal oc
CURED within the last seven years.
Other vetoed bills were the act pro-
viding that all fire insurance companies
not incorporated in this state shall pay
to the Fire Commissioner 2 per cent
on all premiums of insurance or re-
Insurance; the bill directing the Fire
Commissioner 10 establish a bureau Of
fire investigation for the suppression
of arson" and criminal carelessness";
the bill giving a greater water supply
TO the City of New York and acquiring
certain lands and paying damage claims
to property taken; an act relating to
transferring members Of the Board of
Water Supply police force to the city
department. and the bill relating to
claims for property damage on East
10Th Street caused by the bridge
over the New York and Harlem Rail
road to carry that thoroughfare over
the railroad tracks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Iron The Tribune Buresu.l
Washington. May IL

Iron The Tribune Buresul
Washington. May IL
ARMY
Maior WILLIAM G. CANNON. O NJ C.. "a
Douglas. Ahy. Tor temporary duty camp dusr-
ierrnasier. organized militia
Major LOUIS BRECHEMIN. Jr. and Major
CHANDLER +. ROBBINS Med. Corps. cspts
son. Med. Corps. and First LIS. HARVARD {.
MOORE and EDWARD A MOVES. Med. Res.
Corps 70 Fort sam Houston for temporary duty.
Caps. FREDERICK c. A kEI.LhM. u WILL,
IAN TIIEARLE. ARTHUR %. DAVIS and
WILLIAM H. TEFFT. Med. Corps report By iels
graph 10 commanding general. southern Dept.
for Assignment IN that department
Following aviation students from duty at signal
Corps Aviation school. san Diego. 10 COLUMBUS
y. NJ. and report 10 G. O.. lst Aero squadron.
signal Corps for assignment. first ~ JOIN p.
CURRY. 9Th Inf Second u. RALPH ROYCE.
10Th Inf; Second II. ROY : BROWN. ist cay.
Second IL ROBERT Il. LoRTH. 7th Inf BEN
JANfIN O. WEGR tth Inf BENJAMIN. w
MILLS. 9th Inf EARL J. NAlDEN, l.t CAV.
and JAMES T. BYRON. 10Th Inf. 10 Fort sam
Houston FOR examination 10 determine fitness Tor
detail IN aviation section ~ signal Corps.
Leaves, u. Cot EDMAkD y JoNLS. H. IN,
one month: Capt CHARLES VI. STEf.sE Ord.
Dept. two months and ten days from June 20.
NAVY.
Com. e. NJ. TOZER. detached command Maryland
u. Com. o @ MUFFIN. detached Saratoga: to
II 'OI I g. MAIiER BELT. detached navy yard.
Washington. TO temporary duty. Bureau ord.
It. y. q G Y. JOHNSTON. detached G-'. to
It. nay y 'e a. r. 5. FAY. detached Maine; to navy
rd S''d !. \ !. fbRExyER detached Maryland. to Al
bany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
MORGENTHAU TO SPEAK
viii Address Mass Meeting in Interest
of Armenian Sufferers.

Henry Morgenthau, ex-Amoasssdor
to Turkey. will speak at a mass meet
ing in Carnegie Hall. at 8 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. DR.. James P. Nc
Naughton and DR.. Stephen S. Wise will
tell of the massacre and persecution
of Armenian men. women and children
and Of the need for immediate help
for the survivors.
The War Relief Clearing House for
France and her Allies, with executive
Offices at 40 Wall Street. has received
cable message from its Paris office
telling Of the immediate need for 1000
boxes OF adhesive plaster, 10000 pairs
Of socks $50 per cent wool. 10000
wards of absorbent gauze, 1000 yards
Of rubber sheeting. 1000 cotton hos
pital shirts, 5000 cotton night shirts,
5000 cotton flannel shirts, 5000 me-
dunn weight drawers, 5000 pajamas,
10000 yards Of cotton flannel, 5000
pounds Of muslin bands, 10000 com
presses, 500 water bottles and 10000
colored woollen single blankets. The
War Relief Clearing House will act
rs a purchasing agent for contributors
who so desire Supplies should be
shipped prepaid to 1873 Charlton Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

50 .. NJ. 20 Sp. m....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
House Committee Minor
ity Report Shows Detects
of Administration Bill.
BOARD TO REGULATE
COMMERCE FAVORED
Government Cooperation Rather
than Competition Should
Be Provided.
From ne Tribune Bureau J

Washington, May l2.-While approx
ing the general idea Of shipping board
80 regulate ocean commerce, the minor
i,v report Of the House Merchant Ma
Yine Committee on the Administration
shin purchase bill, filed to-day, de-
clared that the proposed bill would
"embarrass the board and the opera
tors Of vessels and cripple the useful
ness OF both"
The minority report is signed oy
William 5. Greene, of Massachusetts
ranking Republican member of the com
mittee, and Representatives Kinds, oil
Maine: Curry. Of California; Edmonds,
OF Pennsylvania Rodenberg. Of Hi
rois; Loud, Of Michigan; Hsrdley' OF
Washington. and Rowe, Of New YORK
The report says IN part;
.In the proposal TO create board 10
be known as the United States shipping
BOARD all concur; but the Imitation
mon its powers occasioned irreconclI-
able views. The section IS especially
commended wherein provision Is mace
-or investigation and report by such
hoard OF me TtldAlNt wv u .
merchant vessels In the United states
and in foreign maritime countries, the
relative cost and advantages and DIS
advantages of operating in the foreign
,rade-and for examination OF the naVl-
cation laws Of the United States.
unfortunately, however, these con-
iemplated duties are MADE matters OF
secondary consideration In the Dill,
while its primary object would invest
Inc hoard with extraordinary functions
and powers experimental in their nat
ure. 10 be exercised at the arbitrary pc
hest Of the government IN advance OF
the beneficial information contemplated
by such investigation. In the present
case il is proposed to attempt 10 cure
at once in given way ana 10 ASeeI
tain the nature of the disease At ie's-
ure. ,.
eve maintain that the gratifying re-
wal of the shipbuilding industry, now
bsnpily at hand. should receive every
possibit encouragement at the hands OF
The government in a cooperative way
with a view 70 building up permanent
merchant marine, but that the attempt
10 accomplish that result in the way
proposed would prove abortive and de-
"The question that ought to have
been presented by this Dill Is no" "
guarantee investors some promise OF
permanent protection in the merchant
marine business on equal terms WIN
foreign competitors. In other "oroS' II
should seek to afford governmental CO.
operation rather than 10 provide gov
ernmental competition.
The report points out that OF neees-
sity the government-owned lines VIII be
brought into competition with those
owned by private capital, unless the
government shall embark upon the de-
Velopment Of lines where private enter,
prise has not yentured, when woulo
T.esn conducting business at loss to
he made up out Of the public Treasury.
.'The bill can afford no present relief
70 shippers" the report says. 1T can,
and we believe if enacted IN its pres,
ent form it will, work immediate ana
Testing injury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

repair ships, supply ships, mine layers,
mine sweepers and for innumeraoie
other purposes. A..
MANY OF you will remember the
predicament this country found itself
in at the outbreak OF the Spanish
American War. The government was
forced to purchase any and every ola
hulk that could be picked up at extor-
tionate prices, and most OF them were
but sorry makeshifts.
"The navy Is our strong right arm
OF national defence, but the auxiliary
merchant fleet is the left arm. Provide
them both so that this fair land OF
our love and our devotion may be safe
from foreign attack or invasion from
any source"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

bCxl25 feet, in the Washington Life
Building, southwest corner OF Broad
way and Liberty St. for fifteen years
TO the Mercantile Lunch Company. nj
an aggregate rental OF 100000, and
the store and basement at i147 Broad
way to Wally Wolf for n cafe and
restaurant. s. Davis and Harold Da-
Wis were the associate brokers.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased space in 2 West 47th st. to
Blank e. Stoller; at 1890 Broadway to
the Perlman Rim Corporation. Nor
mandy Trading Company, the Grant
Motor Car Corporation. Marguerite D.
Kitchen. George w. Peters, stephen A.
Jennings and the Adams-W Williams
Manufacturing Corporation; n floor IN
the Godfrey Building, 727 Seventh av.,
TO Mclvor's Billiard Parlor Company.
Spear & Co. have rented loft IN
1861 Broadway TO Jacobus Bros. & Co..
in 600 Broadway lofts 20 Robinson
Bros. and Greenman & Eisner. and a
loft in 81 10 80 West 18th st. to David
Cohen.
The Charles f. Noyes Company has
leased the store and basement $50
Broadway TO Littman & Pikelny TOT
ten years ut an aggregate rental OF
about $4,000. space in l24 Front ST. TO
the Peyton- Hunt Company and space
in 100 Broadway TO the Consolidated
Petroleum Company.
Charles y. Walker has leased the
n1aaalrnr q
Philip Goldman e. Co. space in 300
Canal ST. TO the Union Suit Case Com
many. space In S9a Canal st. to the
Grand Art Glass Works. loft in 1l9
and 12l Lafayette ST. TO the Presto
Machine and Tool Company and space
in l76 and 1913 Centre st. to Christie
nhor Willnue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
FIRE RECORD.

= IS Boston Road and Bsychesier a'. Unknown
.o-ssi AmaerdAm r. Barnett Nephsw' a
Co SIS.
sso-laS First sv Lukcbosoey ssfchek. ui-
eA-is " sist st. Wolf A Ska irlnins
gtS-lOTO Third Av Isaac NoifSon; slight
"a tS-a7S9 Eighth sv. Samuel Fink. slight
N .io-olO T. isSth s.. Muller pauhi timing
n .sO-lTqO Amsterdam aV Isabel waldo alsht
. az inoonl-Front Tti Eighth aV. automobie
stern Bros slight
,5ie-aia y 18TH St Nicholas Eosso unknown.
10 so-9gS y Elg e.. John hcrnss trinlng
= .eh-If22 Washington az. = ltzniL slgnt
q.is-Ss2 linton ay. Nicholas Iaglotus umhs
ia-sag " aOth S.. Godfned Damot. uinihs
& i0--Gs " ga st.. Progressive Button WORKS
..a. $50 Madison sv. schnte Realty Co trihins
go ig W ssfh ff Edward Past, " o''.
st-fq0 , ION ST. NJ rhcciner ttiiAng
"a sAl 4 ilffh g. unhnohf, none
"a Cocrcf A. A. Cohen tfiihng
esS ~ e6fh st A Van Dyke tnius
s.9a-ls Jefferson e.. y Esdcson tnihng
I 800 ~ eth S.. Nader q Nssstrmsn' U"
8 H-7co linton az, ~ Trettor: $50.
slO-is and so walker st.. Eiasuc "'o 20
o.an-ai y 18Th A. w. Marcus; uifiins-
a.lS--Ssl Stb az I KAtz; timing
IL c6-9ii TSrsny At n Sobsson; tYtflins
y .ss-ssis iIi u. J. ftsannon: s1lins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Goelet Rents Apartment,

Robert Goelct is TO join the apart
ment house colony on upper Fifth av
Upon the expiration Of his lease of the
dwelling he now occupies at CAT Fifth
av. he will move into the new apart
ment house now being erected at s2C
Fifth av. by Fred r. Lev & Co. for the
Fifth Avenue and Sixty-third Street
Company, Inc, where Moore g. Wyckof'
have Just rented TO Mr.. Goelet the
third floor apartment. consisting oil
eighteen rooms and six baths. Doug.
las l.. Gilman g. Co. are the agents OF
the building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
LEHIGH LOSES SHIP CASE
Bill 10 Prevent Divorce from Lake
Lines Is Dismissed.

Philadelphia. May -. - The United
States District Court here to-day dis
missed tho bill Of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company which sought TO
restrain tho Interstate Commerce
Commission from enforcing its order
divorcing the railroad from its inter
ests in steamship lines on the Great
Lakes.
The court said IL had serious doubt
whether an injunction was an appro-
pirate remedy in the present situation.
The commission had kept strictly
within the power conferred by Con-
Gress, the court said. and was not
threatening 10 overstep the mark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13
Brooklyn Lots Sold.

The Realty Associates have sold
twenty-five lots on the south side OF
6sth ST., 7s feet west of Fifth av.,
Brooklyn, 70 the SiXty-eighth Street
Building Corporation, Henry Seiden,
president. These lots will be improved
with three story double apartments,
each apartment having four rooms.
The Associates have also sold l75
Crown st. to Miss Emily T. Row. and
III Crown st. 20 Mrs. Anna h. Mech
ling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-13

Japan. Cores. China ard Fhilgp,ne Islands
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