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N. Y. FACTORY LAWS SCORED.
EIk says Doctors should Post
state I~HisiatOrs.

Ahram ]. Elkus, speaking on factory
LEGISLATION before the Society OF Medical
Jurisprudence at the Academy of ModI-
c,ne last night, said that one duty o!
the medical profession is to present to
state Legislatures the needs Of social
legislation.
'.There are S5,o00,ooo men. women
and children Whose welfare depends or
the laws affecting the factories in which
they are employed said Mr.. ENkus,
"Tnc first laws in New York STATE were
passed IN 1892. Since then the nov
mclt has been very gradual
Mr.. ElSus said that cases were found
In upstate canner!.s In which women
worked l20 hours a week for 50, 30. The
Law, which limits them to sixty hours 4
week. was cvaded by building "a shed
next to the factory, The hours EN-
ployed in the shed did not count al
factory hours,
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Incoming Nessels-By Wireless.

s. Lar mer, Port Arthur. i:2 miles north OF
Jupiter ~ noon yesterday
IS Fl lId. Galveston, II miles south of
jupiter ~ noon.
& sabine. Mobile. lo miles south Of pia
mono shoals a. noon
SIS brilliant, New orleaus, = miles aouth'
vcst of Diamond shoals Al noon
50 Texas. Port Arthur. VI n!lIc. southwest
OF Diamond Shoals a, moor.
So FL Vale, Galveston, 10 miles ~cs, OF
ToriuSas at noon
So Comal, Galveston, SIS miles cas-, o! Gal
weston bar Al noon
S. f. Rio. Galveston, iS9 m!!os northwest
Of Tortusas At q p NJ
IS Lenape, Ja, kson,ille. s. miles north OF
Charleston al i. VI.
s., Arn!la. sani,a:.n; i6s miles 'ou'h OF
$ Braoan,, Tampleo, - miles east OF Tam
IS Howick Hal, Savannah, passed Fen
", ks light st So p NJ
S RI GraHac, By" H'e'' 70 n''!'s south
ssh d, Rockefeller, Tsmp.oo - miles
south of DelaW are B~reskWatcr At noon .
IS olinda. Nutviias, ~ m..cs south O..
Sandy Hook AZ noon
SIS Havana, Hsvanl. HS Hllles south OF
ST ndy Hook AZ = VI
S. TameN Tsmr'co ai miles southwest
Of Dlamond shod.s Al, NJ
S. El OCc dentc, Galveston. - miles south
west Of Diamond shoals At noon.
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LIKE ZONES IN BRooKIYN.
On1y Min0r Changes Asked ~
Hearing On Plan.

III 1As1Wr S9oMBOO AO.CS ~
Hearing On Plan.
Few persons we're in attendance and
only minor objections were raised yes
terday when the Commission on Build
ing Districts and Restrictions held a
public hearing on it, tentative plan
covering 0reenpoint. Williamsburg and
the area east Of Bedford avenue and
north Of Malbone street and East New
York avenue Certain property owners
thought that tho residential districts
designated In Greenpoint covered too
large an area, the contention being that
G%reenpoint Is becoming q large manu.
featuring district
John J. Howell. president Of the
G%reenpoint Taxpayers and Citisens Asso-
citation. requested that confirmation OF
the proposed plan be withheld until his
association could get IN expression OF
opinion from the members. He said
that after q meeting on Wednesday
night his association would communi.
cate It's views to the commission. He
said he believed In further restrictions
in the neighborhood Of McCarren Park,
which he said was the only big breath
Ing spot In the Eastern District. q dis
trict largely devoted to manufacturing.
Frank B. Williams. chairman OF the
City Clubs committee on city planning
appeared before the commission to urge
that many Of its proposed restrictions
be made more stringent. He asked re-
consideration Of the plan to permit .t
per cent. Of q building In a business
district to be used for industrial pur-
poses. Should the 25 per cent. allow.
ance be retained he urged that the
alternative professionalism two floors o,
any business building may DO used fol
Industrial purposes-be stricken out BE-
cause In areas Of low land values thit
would permit two story factories IL
business districts. As for the restric'
tons on the heights OF buildings Mr.
Williams thought that tho allowances
were much too liberal In nearly all OF
the %boroughs. particularly In Brooklyn.
The commission will take up to-day
the section from BAY Ridge to Cone!
Island and the area south n west o.
Fifteenth street and Coney lslant
avenue.
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YORK HARBOR, MAINE.

BEAUTIFUL Ocean. Harbor and Coun-
try combined, Furnished cottages for rent.
Prices from $500 up to $4,000.
JOS. {. BRIDGES. REAL ESTATE.
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MIC ICE PLANT FOR THE BRONX,

ANENUE-The newly or
saElzed Community Ice Company has
bought ten lots on the east side OF
s'eDD'ns avenue between Freeman and
Jennings streets. which are to be the
h'e OF an ice plant costing approx
lhdtely $4,000. Plans for a struc-
'ure 70 cover the entire site. which in
GUIDES the former fremont Iron Works
pant, are being prepared by s. J.
Aessler. The new plant will ne
equipped TO produce a daily output
" i.1 tons, which will reach. when
me full plant is put in operation. $50
IONS q day.
VEST 25iTH STREET,. Romains
crown q Co, have sold the cottage at
se+lh street near Broadway, in tho
van Cortlandt Park section, supposed
De more than $50 years old. and was
lew years ago the Samler homo.
.1ad, The buyer. Mrs. Margaret Car
yer, viii occupy.
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OPERATORS IN BIG TRADE.

A Bronx-Manhattan exchange involv.
Ing more Il $500. 600 has been closed
between the Henry Morgenthau Com-
pany and Henry Il. c. Watson. Henry
Morgenthau Company has sold the
Lorem, a six story elevator apartment
house with stores on the southwest
corner of l63d street n Fox street. on
plot ~looxlos, in the Hunts Point Sec
ton OF The BronN In part payment
nc Henry Morgenthau Company lake
the four four story American base
mert dwellings at i2l to l27 West
Eghty-eighth street, making a plot Ut
71xioU.s. Warren 4 Sklllin and Harry
Aronson were the brokers in the trans.
act.on.
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THE

For eastern New York and New England.
falr to-day and tomorrow s4e!ng
eure; moderate south end southwest. WINDS
For New Jersey. fair to-day. ana prop.
ably Tomorrow; rising temperature: ught
to moderate south vest winds.
For western New York. fair to-day and
to.morrow: rising temperature; fresh
NEW YORK. April .%ii.-rhsrs. a .
little snow In Maine and rain In washing
ton and Oregon yesterday. but elsewhere
%throushout tho country the weather was
generally fair.
High pressure covered ali. eastern sec-
lions. except New England. from . centre
over the south Atlantic ana e1se uult
States. while the pressure over the West
was moderately low. with centres OF 40
preston in Manitoba and over New Mexico
and northern Texas.
U~nseasonably low temperatures prevailed
In most eastern sections and were below
the freezing point In. northern New Eng
land. New York and the northern AXE
II was generally warmer In the central
valleys and above freezing In most OF the
West.
In this city the day wss fair and cooler;
wind. fresh northwest: average humidity,
81 per cent: barometer. corrected 10 reao
TO sea level. at : A. NJ. 1901; . r ~
1907.
The temperature In this city yesterday
AZ recorded by the oficial thermometer u
.A--- - 49, $500 As
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LIS PE<DE<S.

l:sTH ST, > =, ::ss c LenoN az. Is eHosit
-Eminertu, Indus saws BANK nsi Hugh
BiessoU ct 81 foreclosure OF mtg attys'
,7TH ST. 5 :, 80 : 9Th az. :s~7>iooii:
sI,h st, i55 e IN sh' sGS Mmn Ken
e, al: ilsth 81, = $. IS @ Madison AZ, IN
100 Ii-Same avt John Miller e. al.
Central Park " >~'t--ssme agt Lewis
YIN y Burr - Al; .ieo,h st, 20 W
same agt Helen Ga!ewskI ., a.: 'entrsi
PARK W, " cor ioi,h s. $3.50.
n ;. 100 " Cer,rsl Park W, 76xlo0 IL
Same sgt Charles Hvass 81 a.; ~Broai"ay.
" =, 50. = Ijth 81, :iS.s-samir "s'
e Madison w, 5ONioOio Same nE,
Theodore \ swan; Riverside priv" = s.,
ssi ll6th 81, 80 aNll.-Same asi Npha
Park ". :cxioos-Mary A Cohnteld ast
David ! l-aaes e al eoth s., y s. $50 "
Central PARK w. c~xlG"s-S'me az,
Central parkW. .oSioO.s-Sainc agt Anna
T. Poor e. al. Greene -. " s., 1904 u W
"ron; Bs~roadway. " ;, :5,s n "a $; TX
100; broadway. " :. so II a2d st..7tNloo-,
sam. agt New York County National
n M ct Al; asG, M st, An ss ,o" I pnd nT'
e. al; sTth st. n 5, as = 10Th av, 6osioo,s
Same ast Anna N schee!e et al 5sth
g., n s, s ~ Pear I'VE Weinm IMAM Central PARK
W, W :, 30 $ loSth 81, 5N!oo-Same agt
Blosben Corpn ct al; 9oth -, n =, .ov W
s IIitvinvston; i:oM s. SIS, ls:. v 9Th sy,
,sxils.2-samc agt Emily keim ct a.:
broadway, n " cor 's,h ST. .,i.H
al; 18th st, n =, 100 W Amsterdam av, 6oN
100. 5-Same ast John Broder,ck et a.:
18Th st, &c E-Sane agt motifs L"Iar.s
~ Waller 9't e, Il: .c css,s p.Ft ": W.. i
..,,.l Isayk IA Va y 30 / n
yeeTnth snn' ssiSioo-same avt Minnie y
Goodwin ct al: Roth st: ss. LAG " 5th
~, is,i?S iis,s"m nss M iapanSS sv, f ss5a
0 olo-same agt Annie Kat@ ct al; cen
trail Park W, n " cor loan st, ';sn,oo,
same as' JerSm. = h park " va ~ sioo. ST
same axt Isabella To~lc ct al; tentra
park ", n " cor losd a. :cl iiUNic' 70
ion,h st-sams ast Ahais 7hIsioe' a..
Sam. AIT Frederick Aver ct al; i2oth st.
ss' .s5 " 9TH av, lsNioa;a-Same as'
IesnGis i 1S,S 4, s: E. 81 s,Sss% s.,
7, browning ct al goth st, . and
7W-sane agt lIetty = II Green ct al
s ssUas a Hs;t Christian Gocts Ct Al faction to
cH ifSSssr a'S ST, ssc.commonwealth In,
60 OF y y aSt Synney ttys' Bowers <
s1iTTHI.K ST. ~is-Janet l. Mev!ckar ct u,
uRt Esther SalZInan 81 ~ 'i"''S'oSuiS VI
mtgcI: atty, G II Whittlesey..
iaisT ST, "a W-Matthew Mcnamara az
Phs be i; smith ct al foreclosure OF Mtg
atty, 7 j Bannon.
ssD Sr. 43l w--Robert Cable sgt Peter c
Eckhardt, Jr. ct al foreclosure OF mtg
atty, II swain.
18TH ST. n .. 3n+ W st AIMS nv. lo%,
ao.S-The rector. church wardens ano
vestrymen Of 81 AIMS Church OF Nor,
foreclosure Of mtge); atty. l. o Var
Doren.
WISE Nv, " s. si,% n Homo o.. ?oxi0o-
Lawrence Marx OF al agt Martha kirh
foreclosure of mtge); attys. Boudin a
ARCULARIUs PL. n =, <1t.b E Gerard av
95xl00--J Charles krasmuk agt William
+ Fearns OF al foreclosure OF mtge)
atty, 7 II Ray.
LOT leo, mag III choice lots, being y por
ton OF the Downing estate--Charles ,
Wacker ct al asst Mary u Farrelly ct a
foreclosure Of mtge); attys. Clocke
Koch . Reidy.
LORIN0 RI. v 0. SOL n 1854 It. sixi0s,
-Jessph . Whitssids At JehA u Veg
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BROADWAY. il40 TO li%s-Mendei Rasch.
kind agt John Doe Ut al. Apr q. 1916. 167
PLEASANT Az. 9e--Giuseppe Lucia agt
francesca Celenza ct al. Mar IS.
1916 .&735 10
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WILL BUILD BIG GARAGE.

Gerard 4 Smyth. attorneys for the
estate OF Mary L. Pinchot. have closed
~ contract with the Hasco Building
Company for the erection Of "A twelve
story and basement automobile build
ing on the north side Of ~SlXty-fourth
street. IS feet west OF Broadway. The
plot is lisxlO0 feet. The building will
be provided with six elevators and will
be of the most modern design and
construction. Walter Haefeli. who has
designed "A number OF automobile build
ings IN this section. has been selected
as the architect. building construction
Is to start Immediately.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

ing to-day FOR Sarvik. will take mail.
closing at 10 a. 81, for Russia when spa-
cially addressed only.
Tho Fabre liner Roma. sailing to-day
for the Azores. will take mail, closing 1T
$3.50 =. Nj, by rail- to Providence. II. l.
The Sorwegisn-American liner knut
Hamsun, sailing Tomorrow for Bergen.
VIII take mail. closing at 1880 A. Me- for
Norway. Sweden, Denmark. Germany. Aus-
TIRE, Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria. Ser
bia and Turkey.
The steamship Mongolia. sailing satur-
day for London. will take mail. specially
addressed. closing AZ $3.50 A NJ. for Eu-
ropo except 60 many. Austria. Hungary.
Luxembourg. Bulgaria, Serbia. Turkey. the
MethetiAnns. NSrway; Swedsn ana zen.
Tho White star liner Cretic. sailing sat
urday for Gibraltar, will take mali. closing
at / l.. 81. by rail to Boston.
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LEASES GATH STREET SITE.

Menschcl Bros. caterers. have leased
from r. y. Dickerson for "A term Of
six,y-three years at an annual rental
of $4,000 net So and 81 East Thirty
fourth street. four story dwellings, on
plot ~43.sxss.e. adjoining the Vanderbilt
Hotel. The lessees will erect Il twelve
or fifteen story structure AZ an estimated
cost Of $4,000 o Menschel Bros. will
occupy the first four floors for their
catering establishment and the remain
der Of the building will he used as a
bachelor apartment hotel. Frederick
Zittel 4 Sons were the brokers. The deal
has been on for some time. Announce
ment was made early this month h a
IA lease was pending for the property.
which II consumnlated would result In q
tall building operation.
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TELEPHONE COMPANY BUYERs

william Peterson, All employee of the
Office o. Ru,drd a. Whiting. took title
yesterday to the block front on Broad
street from Pear to Water street, sale
OBJ: winch was reported last week. ].
: repNr'ei, and the report j. accepted
generally In the downtown realty d strict,
mat the New York Telephone Company
Is the buyer OF the block front and that
Il Will erect a building on the property
Tor its own use. The company now has
a large structure OH the other side of
Broad street one block To the north.
Neither the brokers nor the telephone
company would discuss the report.
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kEw WEST END AVE. HOTEL.

A fourteen story hotel on q site Of two
lots on West End avenue adjoining the
northeast corner Of Ninety third street
. the latest venture Of the A.. Cam
pagna Construction Company. Tho
hotel will be of the non-housekeeping
Kind arranged in one, two and three
room suites. The building will contain
100 rooms and 10 baths. The street
door will be given over to . restaurant
Tho negotiations are understood to be
closed for a hotel man to take the hotel
on q long lease. The building will cover
The property at $50 and 692 West End
Avenue. the site Of two five story DWELL
ings, SO feet on the street and 100 feet
deep. The builders bought the property
from Rosie Jacobs and the estate OF
Or. George J. jackson through the II.
c. Senior Company. The hotel will be
ready for use next November.
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r. q. BUDD's NEW OFFICE.

Frank G. Budd is now associated with
the office Of Edward D.. McManus. spe-
clalizing in mortgage loans. Because Of
the similarity Of names many OF Mr..
Budd's friends and business associates
believed him to have been the Frank c.
Budd h recently met his death in a
Bowery hotel.
Roy Scherick and william II. Mendel.
Jr., have formed a corporation under the
frm name of Scherick & Mendel. for the
transaction Of a ZEAL estate brokerage
and management business.
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NEW DYCKMAN A

Plans have heen hled BY Neville 4
Basge. architects. for a I'VE story apart
ment house on the northeast corner OF
Seaman avenue and cl5th street to house
twenty-one families. II will nave a
frontage Of %S.1 feet and a depth OF 30
feet and Is estimated to cost $4,000.
The same architects have filed plans for
q five story apartment house 10 be buili
on the west side Of Seaina avenue. zoo
feet north Of 2l5th street. This building,
having a frontage OF so feet and a depth
Of 9l.S feet, will cost $i5. 900. II will
also accommodate twenty-one families
The H. u. Construction Company. Henry
Degenhardt president. Ia tho owner ir
both cases.
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Held for IOss Of Gems,

Edward Walder OF 2l5 West Forty,
second street, charged by his former I'm,
ployer, Nathan Greenberg. manufacture,
ms jeweller OF $50 Fifth avenue. wiz
the larceny Of a diamond brooch ant
chain valued at $4,000. was held b,
Magistrate Breen in 10000 bail for OK
animation to-day.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGEs.
with name and address Of lenders At
torney.)

I w III Uotb0 SAe - S"e ~
torney.)
sATH CT, q .. ,Ss . ~ ~; g: sfio; ?.
mann to Ed win X and Sophie scheftel.
e. . S7th st; and Jss 9 Ssehs;
decd; attys. ~ q q 8 Isaac 6s
William .sloo oo
TOOTH 81: ,SSIiM Wi . s'S 9 A,nst
Eugene and Kath Coll Of al TO william
Lang; atty. WIN J boyhsn. ssi Broad.
SANE PRoPERrY./| june /. iisi.ihiiip
= Revills to same; atty. 7 q CO. i!s
lssTH sr,,i:.sii. from si.c'iih ~: ss
1S'; diom 1s: q; ': yno Il c rom AS.'' sas
Walnut ~. Crawford. N J. sxr; address;
Aa NJ y 6;sM xv...':.''ii.i':'iss.S ST. Il,
:sxloo. ApI 4. lsi2-Ger.rude 4 Keller
70 Ai 1r%a. LiP%ss. IL E'y sa ss ptsys.
Myers . Sch srenski.. SO Bway $4,000
ID ~. - %sst 2. iss q &; Of a.:
ba36 .vSseee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11

Capt. W. Y. Maxwell from Guam sta.
tion, Guam, 20 home and wait orders.
Lieut.. :. {. toom's, from the West Viz
ciuia "a the Colorado as executive officer
and navigator,
Lieut., Macgi.livray Milne. from the BIZ
mingham 70 office Naval Intelligence,
Washington.
Lisut L 4. Nickiuson. from the Prairie
to aid Oh stan commander cruiser squad
ron Atlantic feet.
Lieut.; q \. Rood, from New London
ship Building Company, Groton. Conn. 70
command Of The LII.
Passed Assistant Surgeon W: I. Zealcsky,
from IN, saratoga to hor-s for orders
Assistant Sirgcon =. v Harrison. from
MAYA Meli,a! school. Washington. to The
oregon.
NJ. x. g., from Naval deal school
N~ash!ng,on. % tho Saratoga,
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AMERICAS MOST BEAUTIFUL LAKE
In Vermont, In the heart Of Green Noun
,ains. surrounded by Pin, and la sam
forest on excellent State road. My ptlNate
nine room Summer residence. a. feet of -
foot piazza, Beautifully furnished, mod
ern Improvements, hot water. furnace,
.arge motor boat. row boat, vegetable ahu
flower garden. leo. barn. earsge, use OF
COW and pasture. twelve laying hen.
spring water and $1,000 per season. {. I
r., box l5i sun ONCE.
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w~ILLuAMsnuRG FLAT PLAN.

Shampan 4 Shampan have fled plans
for "A six story apartment house to be
erected at 1876 TO 202 Ross street. near
Division avenue, for he I'arsel Realty
Company. Karl Shapiro president. at u
cos, Of $4,000. The building will house
forty-twO families.
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saO. 900 TO MAKE OVER HOUSE

J. 4. S%tusberg will spend $4,000 to
remodel the four story dwelling at III
East Sixty-ninth street, which he bought
from II. +. Poggenburg las, December.
Plans were filed yesterday by Carrere &
Hastings and ". Z. Mason. Jr., archi-
fcCtS,
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FLATS on ST. NICHOLAS BLOCK.

Sass & Sp-ingste!n are preparing plans
for two five story apartment houses with
stores to be erected by the Seco Realty
Corporation on the block front on the
west side II 81. Nicholas emu l73d
to l74:h street. 20oxl00. Tho cost il
estimated at $500. 900.
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PLANS FOR SSH ST. LOFT.
Brisbane 60 spend 100000 .,
Structure Near 6th Ave.

Lucien =. Smith has fled plans for
Holabird 4 Roche. architects Of Chicago.
Ill.,. for tho construction OF . sixteen
story hreproof store and factory build
ing on the north side Of Thirty-eighth
street. $50 feet west of Fifth avenue.
II Will be ~ feet front BY SIS feet
deep With a facade OF brick and terra
Gotta and Is to he constructed for the
A. Il. S. Company. Arthur brisbane
president. The cost has been estimated
at 5000. 900.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.


lat ~ vEsEY ST.
BY Joseph p. Day.
10th ST. 1915 W. r .. 90; " stn AZ; So
younr. 81 Al; due, V2i7.SsSst; taxes, &C,
si,so2.35; 10 the plaintiff. $50. 900
BoLTON RID. e:s seaman ~ TO- Pres
Trustess Of Dyckman Library. sst @ B
HAYES, ct al: due. eio.s73:te: taxes. &C.
SS5o.6i; adjourned to April a.
lat 32M THIRD AvE.l
by Joseph =. Day.
JEROME Az. e.. 49, i1sd st. Sexis:7x
ver Realty O.. OF al: due. $500 90;
tsxeS &C. $500: to the plaintiff. .ei.ssS
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LAKE SAINT GATHERING. VERMONT,
Two cottages ana farm house. 8, i2 and -
rooms. furnished. large porches, spring
water. garage aud barn, rOwhoats, deep
and shallow beaches for bathing. swim
ming, ishinG, Hunting In the heart OF
Green Mountains on state road. Also beau
tiful camp sites locations on Mountains or
Lakes. Rents $50 to $500. N. c. g.. box
1853 sun ONCE.
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WASHINGTON. April io.--The follow
Ing army orders were Issued to-day:
First Lieut.. n. Gantz. aviation OFFICER.
Signal Corps. from Fort sam Houston 10
san Diego. cal. for assignment.
chaplain VI -. Becbe to Twelfth Cav
airy and to Fort Barraucas. Florida.
Capt. Fitzhugh Lee. Third Cavalry. aide
de.camp, to unassigned list,
stan
Capt. J. l.. walsh, Ordnance Department
to san Antonio, as assistant to ordnance
officer of .hat department.
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AN. EMPRESS BUYS IN B'KLYN.

.-; S,en9lson 4 Go: have soid tor FREQ.
Hlhe Il Weis No. 123. adjoining. the two
PARCELS comprising four story tsnements
" plot 5oXioo. The purchaser 10 the
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Unitsd States Co.s. and Geodstic suEvsv-
STANDARD Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
u r,s... ! AZ Sun ,o... ] P % Moo. .s.s As
HroH WATER THIS DAY.
s.ndyur... 4 Al - Gov. Isl. .s AZ uo, o..... 4
LOW WATER This DAY.
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3: i Hsmad US A l. 4. p pro srs%ud ncr AO =,
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s. Honduras, Galveston, March ~.
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IS Delaware. PHILADELPHIA, April Q.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
s. Regina d'1talia. at Gibraltar
- Caserta, al Naples.
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SIS st: Louis, al Liverpool.
Sc Adriatic. al Liverpool.
IS Baltic, AZ Liverpool.
IS Vile de Tama,Ave. al Marseiiles
SAILED FoR NEW YORK.
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! Sc Polynesia. from Birkenhead.
!, 80 VILE du Havre, from Marseilles,
SIS Monterey, from Prosrcso.
| s. kofona. from 81. Thomas.
a., % Zacapa. from Santa Maria
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ELDERLY COUPLE wish to dispose ~
farm with a fne 6-room house. barn. room
for chickens. garage. large ground; clear.
level. beautiful. lawns: path. shrubs: al
fenced In, cannot occupy. will sacrifice for
5000 cash and balance TO he arranged in
healthy location. within committing dis
,srce from city: further details. COUPLE.
Rox ini sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-11

wASHINGTON. April lo-The day cal
In the supreme Court TOT iu"sIay--No
81. ST., So and SG5l 6il, sSN, .Sj ttrt
aJil, "a, III, iSS and IS
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rEw JERSEY asAL Estate ros SALE
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arH Az, %si-Albsrt oliver . Son at
iSl Sth Ave Co Inc. owner; John Q
neviin Coust Co. contractor .... u. EOS. 10
IHRONp Av, Se3s-Wilhslmins NuskNA
~ os1at0 81 HokQ1t Clar6, oWueSu; ex-
SSSeSSS o0Sakoe - ooAs6t e~eAtseetess. ela.eS
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ALBANY. April 10, The Covr. OF Az
peals order calendar for tomorrow begin,
with No, 1900.
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DuYs SECOND scARsDALE SITE.

The ScarNdale Estates has sold to
Fred b. Smith Of the Johns.Manvilla
Company another plot on Berkeley ave.
nue.. at Oreenacres. in scarsdale. ad.
Joining q previous purchase.