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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
pUNAHoU VS.. ST. LOUIS.

Punahou meets st. Louis at Ath-
letic Park this afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Punahou has been working hard to be
in condition to meet the champion col.
legians today for they were very I'M
prepared in the first game, which st
Louis won.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26

The 1000 foot dock of the Delaware,
Laekawanna and Western railroad in
the North river. New York, was partly
destroyed by fire with an estimated
loss, including freight in storage, of
100000. -:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
COAST LEAGUE.

Yesterdays games: NJ
At Salt Lake San Francisco 8. Salt
Lake s. .5,..
At Vernon Vernon 8, Portland 2.
At Oakland Los Angeles 2, Oak.
land o. T.. g.. II. .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
sHEFlNN WINS METROPOLITAN

IAssociatsd Press ~ Fedora wirslsssl
NEW YORK, n. Y, May 26.-She-
finn yesterday won the Metropolitan
handicap run at Belmont park in 1:3S.
This is Is of second slower than the
best time made by Fashion Plate in
1910 and Buskin in 1914.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26

Tomorrow afternoon after the reg.
ular game the non:commissioned stan
of the 1st Field Artillery will cross
bats with the band. There are just
nine men on the staff, SO that they
will all be called into service. With
fast men like Sergeant Fisher, Sny-
der and Walsh on the staff nine, the
band will have to go some. The
game will be played at catch weights
and limited to about three chukkurs.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26

A Bible, 277 years old, was left to
Alexander Towne of Tonowanda, N,
Y. by the late Elizabeth Towne of
Buffalo. l..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26

Coinage executed during April
amounted to $1,3S5, 900 of gold coins
and S347, $50 of minor coins.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL.

At Observation-Disclosures 8, Chi
eago a.
At Pittsburs-Pittsburs 5, Brooklyn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
ATHLETIC EVENTS FROM
ScH0FIELD BARRACKS

On Thursday afternoon the newly
organized Army polo team played sew
en- periods of fast polo against two
distinct second teams. The second
teams were given a handicap Of 20
goals and scored but once against the
first team. making their total score
II. The first team scored 20 goals,
Haverkamp was switched TO No. ],
Beard played 2, Herr and HoyIe 4.
This new combination, worked to per-
lection and IS probably the one that
will be maintained throughout the
season.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
AMERICAN.

At MISUNDERSTANDING 3, Chi
caso 8 (caIled at end Of 14th inning).
At Roston-eoston 5, Detroit 2.
At New York-New York z, St.
Louis 5. j.,
At. PhiIadelphia-Rain.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
Sch field Sends In Entries
EBig Race Meet June 10

7 Mounted Regiments Will Enter Number Of Events-Mo-
.Wk Boy viii Be Favorte in One Mile Race Against
mpqua, 0neona, Harvester and 0thers-Eight Entries
Tor Roman Race From Post-EniSted Men Take Interest
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26

STAR-4ULLETIN GIYi:S YOU
To0AI'S NEWS TO-DAY. -.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
Company K Champions Of Whatf

Company < Champions Of WHAT
Word has been received that Com.
pany X defeated the 18th Company
of Coast Artillery on Thursday In Ho-
nolulu in baseball game supposed
to be for the company championship
of the island. Company K can do
all the Growing they desire downtown,
but there are plenty of baseball mines
at Schofield that will call their blur.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-26
eattery a pefeats eattery b.

In the Field Artillery league, Battery
A defeated ID Battery on Wednesday
afternoon, to 8. A Battery broke up
the game in the seventh when they
hit Czernecki all over the lot and scor-
ed five runs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan,

an Az. so4 to COS, and sSd ST , :, $50
- eth av. 9s.exll9t-Lydia II Kane ct
al agt Mary J Odell ct al action 20
construe. viii. &c'; atty'' fre's'hser *
,TH Az, s e cor 2sd at, 74x2s; :sth at,
3ie W-Wiliiam Lynch 81 al agt mas
Lynch ct al faction to declare trust. &cp'
al. ssrpyisr . 5os W--Cty Investing 20 ag,
Michael Shea ct al action to set aside
de,il: atty, b II Arnold, ,,
ATDT'BoN Az. : " cor l67th st, sNxl54.l
Eiw Il Mackenzie aEt l.arinier a
cu.hman e. al 'par''''o"'' Sfy'' Ma
ri, ra'' \ I5e1io = soth st. 5oxloox irree
w II shafer CO. Inc, agt II II Oddie.
Inc, ct al faction to foreclosc me
chanics' iien); attys. Press'nger & New
30 Av. l~4s6-Frank Lucas ct al sgt Mar.
guerite Ksughrsn ct al foreclosure OF
mortgage), atty. w ] Lamey,
vARiCK ST, ?s-Anna A Quasi aet Peter
gage: attys, Rabe & Keller,
,2iST ST, az W-Susanna f Kek ast John
- Mayforth ct al foreclosure Of mort
yagoI; attys. House, Grossman a Nor-
10TH ST. -. l75 W list ay, .37Sxloo1 IL
sylvester Poe ct al agt Selma B Cohen
et al foreclosure OF MORTGAGE attys.
EIkus. Gleason II Proskauor.
18TH st. n p, 900 W Lenox, av. .5x9s.ll,
Honman foreclosure of MORTGAGE
atty. o r Hibbsrd.
hrctIsT ysIsianioy u Ciilber, set Eiis v
parkes ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE
attys, Darlington Pierce. ,.-s
hfhr mm" h Bauer az, Marin 1T'ariy ct a
foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty. r r
1uHg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
SHOE FIRM COMES DOWNTOWN.
Long ON 3Oth street, Leases Quar-.
tcrs ON Duane street.

NJ. q Il. Hess have leased the store.
basement and sub-basement at 14S
Duane street. containing 1880 square
feet, for a term OF years to the Inter
national shoe Supplies Company for
sales and general Offices. I'll. FIRM
for a number Of years has occupied
the store and basement AT ISL to 1856
West Thirtieth street and has just sub
leased II through the same brokers.
A. j. Moore has leased the store at
los West Forty-second street TO Pinto
Bros. clothing and furnishings store
at 504 Fifth avenue to Mime. Irene. Inc.
wonen's wearing apparel store at 463
Fifth avenue to French Millinery shop.
Charles r. Noyes Company has
leased he store and = basement Mt
332 broadway to the Trinity Lunch
rental OF $4,000. store at IA Plat
street to the Mallinckrodt Chemical
Works. and space in the Fulton Cham
bers Building. 102-lo4 Fulton street. to
Dennis j. Huggard.
Duross Company has leased for the
estate Of William A. Hoe. 1871 Green
witch street to Joseph Yellen for IA term
OF years store At 1l9 West Fifteenth
street to the New York Ginseng House
and the store at ais West Fourteenth
street to the Turhune Catering Com
pany.
SHAY 4 Co. have leased for Richard
X. Fox the third floor at 203s Fifth ave
niue to the Metropolitan Ministries.
Pease X Gilman AS agents have lea sec
a floor in 20 West Forty-seventh stree
10 Emmett F'oy. "A designer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
EUROPEAN MAILS.

Tho rran-atlantica 1taliana stes nshir
giuseppe Verdi. sailing to-day Tor Genoa,
Will take mall. CLOSING AZ $50 a NJ ,or
Italy. Rumania and switzerland also
Greece n specially addressed.
The Americsn liner Hellis
OIav, sailing to-day for Christiensanf. Wi
take mail. closing AZ ~ \. VI, Tor NorwsN'
sweden, Denmark, Netherlands. Germany
Austria, Hungary. Luxenburg bulsir'''
serbia and Turkey.
IN. White star liner Celtic. sailing TO
morrow FOR Liverpool, will take mail. clos-
ing at sac 4. NJ, for Europe except Ger
many. Austria, Hungary i.uNemhurg' bul-
gmrii. serbia. Turkey. Netherlands, Nor
way. sweden and D-nmarki. Africa, Nest
AsIa and East Indies. also FOR Spain ana
Portugal II specially addressed.
~. White star liner CretIc. sailing TO
morrow for naples, Will taxi mail. losing
,t , \ NJ Tor the Azores ana Gibraltar
also for Italy. RunanlJ, switzerland AMI
Greece when specially ui1ressef.
The Italian liner DI'n degii Ahru1zi,
sailing saturday Tor Genoa, Will take spe
eially addressed mail. cpsiHc =; $50 An
for Italy. EumHnia so tzcr.an1 and Greece
Tho French liner iiocnamheau "ei)'ne
saturday for bordeaux. VII take mail,
closing A. noon. fo- France. Rumsnia,
Switzerland. Italy. Spain. Portugal, tgyp',
Grcorc. British India. British East A'r'cs,
slam, Malta, Gibraltar. 'eylor, STRAIT
settlements. Dutch East indies. West Aus
traHa and Persia
Saturday for Liverpool. will TAX" nail
closing 1 80 \ Nj for Europe texcen'
GermHuy. Austria. Hungary, Luxembourg
Ruls,rls, serbia. Turkey, the Netherlands
Norway. sweden and Der mark, Africa
West Asia and the East Indies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
RENTING IN THE COUNTRY.

Fish & Marvin have leased the estate
of Alfred Valentine at C~happaqua. con-
sisting OF twenty-seven acres. large resi-
dence and numerous outbuildings, to y.
A. Macloud to Mrs. Pierre Lorillard the
Walter Large property in the town Of
New Castle. comprising seventeen acres.
a large residence and outbuildings. for
the Sycamore Development Company a
house recently constructed on Park ave
nue. at Sagamore. B~ronNville. To Il. +.
Pope OF Brookline, Mass, for Dr. III.
X. Hasbrouck his country home at Cedar
Knobs, Bronxville. to Harry A. Ford of
his city. The property consists OF one
acre OF high land, large dwelling and
garage.
Griyen, Prince 4 Ripley have leased
at Scarsdale the new residence OF w. Il.
Gambee In the Greenacres section for
three years TO David L. Inquest of the
Otis Elevator Company.
Pell & Tibbits rave leased for Joseph
A. Physloc his water front estate al
oyster Bay, L. l.. to stephen Baker
! president OF the Bank OF the Manhattan
| Company. for the summer season.
The Lewis II. May Company has
leased at Arverne, l.. l.. for Man
| Kramer a cottage on Summerfeld ave
nue. to l.. Lachman for y. Trainor q
cottage on Wave Crest avenue to 5
Salzer; for Thomas Kelly a cottage or
| Clarence avenue TO ]. Daum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
LEVY PARK AVENUE BUYER.

Edgar a. Levy is the purchaser OF
the Mason-Seaman garage property AT
the southwest corner OF Park avenue
and Seventy-eighth street, sold recently
by the John Webb estate. The site,
which fronts 76.S feet on Park avenue
and 100 feet on Seventy-eighth street.
VIII De improved by Mr.. Levy with a
thirteen story apartment house ar
ranged in TWO suites to "A floor of eight
ard nine rooms. II will be ready for
occupancy in October, 1917. The struc-
'rrs will be similar in every respect 10
I've apartment house erected by Mr.
lew AZ the southwest corner of Park
avenue and E~ighty-hrst street.
PIE buyer Of the four story and base
r'ogt dwelling at 80 East SiXty-third
street, reported sold by Pease & Gilman
for Mrs. Charles n. Tsham. is Leo ".
Wise, who owns and lives at rs East
Siy'y-third street, adjoining.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
RECORDED EASES.
Manhattan.

49, ''o store and ccllarawm 4 roo.
'r haei Wrsuovi'z, 5lsH Bway 4 II IL
from Ma !, 1915, attNs 4 ilupfcl's
,l. lfis' 81 and Sd av, .tl,02o to 81, zoo
s'IH r "25 T., store, Moor aud cellar
o Itorsno,lif to MARY \ O'Shaugnucssy,
p y 3blh -, , yrr from Jan !, 1916,
' frank'in Rwe 90, 40 Flushing AZ
fNiH ~. lSoi-, 81 store and basement
'H. ~ u cor y9th st-Chas - iierh-r-
mtun 20 Louis schechter, 1905 IHrk nv.
rs IRON, MAY !. )"lh, atty. Harry Her,
' rntr0. 40 BwtF .,...,. 1894 10 $500
7rfl ~ ~, 20 f.. aI -ChHs NJ siegcl to
''rja Nnrrirchia, $50 l. 10Th ST, i yrs
ROM -,p, : 1874. atty, Maria Varricchia-
80 f. 1G'h IT ..."....,.,,,... 200
i:'rH ST ~ E, store moor, to Lexington
%. op2, being ~ = stores, lfi-GE 10th
I,.lh ,K@pp1r Jr TO Patk y
''le, st'y. chas q Welch, SO Maiden
t.u =. ls5 r all Robt W GoeIc, TO
'r' tnphe -: T. t7th st. 3 yrs from
'' 3 lHl5 atty, y 81 Burghard, ~
lN", So ris..o l. 8, lla . PARK sv,
''.lot ~ al Marta riol to Lawrence
H,l!ng ~. 81 9TH ny, 3 Yrs from April !,
''h a't,s IinkneY A. Il. .a3 broad:
"N...,,.,,,....taxes &c. and $1,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York and New England.
prohail, rain to-day; overcast Tomorrow;
fre.h c~v.tcrI, winds. becoming variable.

For Ncw Jersey and eastern Pennsyl-
yaniu. cloudy to-day, PROBABLY preceueu uS
rain in The morning. partly cloudy to.mor
row fresh northeast winds peconi'ns
variable.
dsy aud probably tomorrow, fresh s"utn-
crly winds.
SEw YORK, June s.--The storm IRON
tho TN was central over me soutn.
ern mart Of Ls&te Michigan Yesterday and
caused heavy rain In the ONO Nal,y nnu
southern lake regions. general, put ilsn.',
rainfall eastward to the Atlantic ,oast and
Mt scattered points In the southern ""'
central states. .x.u,
fair. r..,,,s s,J
extended from the north racine I,ste
southeastwnrd over the Mlssour' '''''
and plains states, ,..r ,b.
Lower temperatures prevailed alons ~
middle Atlantic ana New England c",s'
and IN tho Rocky Mountains. ana tsaDh,u
the freezing poiut in central NEo"''"s J"
tho carly morning. ~
Various local temperature 'h'"s" W.
CURED In tho central states. 1T
In this city rain fell ~throusnou'
day. cooler. wind. fresh northeast; aVer-
age humidity. 90 per cent bafom.tet' CO..
rectad to read to sea level. AT = ~ "'
oGSi; ? y. NJ. 29s?
The temperature In this city yesteru",
as recorded by tho %oflcisl therniolneter' ~
shown I'm the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
s.OO.OoO ron BRONN FLATS.

-Four fats. estimated to cost 5000. 900,
made TN the plans for new buildings
filed at The Bronx yesterday. Two, six
stories each. will he erected by the
Cedar Construction Company. Joseph
j. Lcse president. at the south
west corner of Courtlandt avenue
and 15Sth street. at ~ cost of
$1,000 900. The other two. i've stories
each. will he erected on the east side Of
Anthony avenue. 1877 feet south of 173d
street, by the Steinson Realty Company.
:. j. Schaefer president. Designs for
both Of these projects were made by
Charles Schaefcr. il. architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
KICKS DOWN PRISON PEN.
DRucinI Prisoner At Esscx Market
Almost starts Riot.

Confusion prevailed momentarily IN
the Essen Market police court yesterday
when a prisoner kicked through several
panels IN the partition between the court
room and the detention pen. Excitable
pei sons scampered through 4 rear door.
None Of the men confined, however. at
tempted to escape.
Detectives and court attendants who
looked through the aperture said that
the prisoners were all seated after The
occurrence. Herman kerssr, ~. o' NJ
Flfth street. told Magistrate Marsh thai
he was dancing with another prisoner
when he was thrown against the wal
He asserted mat he inadvertently put
his foot through the partition.
Warden Wlalen later Informed the
Magistrate that the prisoners had been
unusually d,sorderly. When the wall
Yielded. he said, the door to the pen
was almost torn off. The lock was
broken,
When Magistrate Marsh asked the
warden whether or not any one could
break on, of the pen, the ,uswer was
In the affirmative,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
TYPHOID PREVENTION EASY,
Dr. Mcadcr, state Health Oaicer,
Urges Prompt Work.


SARATOGA, June 7.--Dr. y. NJ. Meader
uf the state department Of Health, fol-
lowing IN" lead Yesterday OF br Her
man Biggs. predicted to-day that typhoid
fever will Soon hc uldrr control in this
State and deaths from the disease reduced
to tho minimum. In an address at the an
nGal conference OF health officers he
said the identity of many persons who
ar" carriers OF typhoid Is being revealed
and that = reduction in cases VIII result
soon.
Every case of typhoid directly
~ ind rcctly from another individual,
vino either has the disoasc or harhors
. phoid hpcilll in his IS stem" sad pr.
Maader PREV, ntiou e. easy II diagnose
Is made promptly and proper disinfcc-
tants arc used"
Theodore Horton. director ~ the divi-
sion of sanitary engineering, reported
that about $500 lives have been saved
IN tho lat light wears m n result of
water supply Improvement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
sw>,I SALES ~ THE pRON X.

EAST is0Tli STREET.-Eugen" j
Eusher has old for Or. otto ~.
schultz the lot 25x10o. on the south
SIDE OF East l6oth street, l1o feet west
of Elton Avenue, for cash.
WASHINGTON ANENUE.-John a..
ste,nmetz has sold for Richard Will
Jams to Edward Griffith. ?049 wash
I, gton avenue, u o story apartment
huuSe, on plot 25x14+.
EAGLE ANENUE.-A. Smith has pur-
biased 629 Eagle avenue. a three story
dwelling. on lot 25xi0o. Samuel
Coeen was broker.
WuITLOCK ANENUE-Samuel Cowen
las sold to the Prospect Garage Com
rlrv the lot, 25xlo0. on the west side
or Whitlock avenue $50 feet south OF
Longwood avenue.
BHOOK AVENtES,;olde Cowen has
sold through Samuel Cowen to j. \.
I'o,nnkins the lot, 2jXl00, on the west
ode of Brook avenue 175 feet north of
l1Oth street. The buyer Will Improve
with = three story business building.
NTERVALF ANENTE-L Davis mas
bought 1900 Intervale avenue. a three
story building. Samuel Cowen was
broker.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

Sandy Hook nt noon yrs'oraHy Dock F-ids'
HftrIuu0u
- Vt q wylis r,mrlro, lis miles vest 81
Koy West A. noon
IS Perfection. T,mp,co, /; miles north o.
jupiter ~ NOON
:. ~ So,tc. Galveston, o.? miles south Of
Sandy Nouk ~ noon
:. Oliver ! Olson. ~Gr"nila, ~ miles south
Of sand, IIoOk ~ roor
- ,ouchO, GALVESTON. ~ miles south o.
Sandy Hook At y NJ.
- GulrJght N'th |Nenarro SABINE, 81
miles north OF Sand Key ~ : T. N
"a FL pis. Nov Orleans, "'t miles south OF
SANDY Hook ~ : / "
So III Mundo, Galveston, ca6 r,i'cs east NJ
Galveston bar At noon
Ia. Keen. Brulswlch - miller south Of
Diamond Shoal NJ i u y
; hmt"ri st"HSon'-' hr''' nor'h"a'
- Araplhoo. Jsc,Ssouvllio. ~ miles south
ot Sandy HOOK ~ = +. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
LOAN O~ BIG FIAT PROJECT.

r. connection with the 81, 900 900
nyckman realty deal in which Harry
and Joseph Falk purchased an entire
h'ork or ground from the Empire Yrust
Company :. w Straus 4 Co, have
I0dcrwrittcn S72o,ooO first mortgage
80 per cont. serial bonds amortized
under the Straus plan for seven years,
occurred by . first mortgage on the land
1ud Buildings. representing "A building
and permanent loan, The first opera
Won viii consist of eight modern apart
n'r' houses each 100 feet front and
Ian feet deep, containing nifty suites.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
INVESTOR BUYS Big
WEST SIDE HOUSE
". +. Stitt Takes Over ~
story APARTMENT on 18th
st. Near the Drive.
FIRM MOVES DOWNTOWN

~ kciwscutt company. controlled ny
James :. ,'arVdlho. has sold the lively"
,,or, apar,tucut house ~ 3l6 West Sew
,uty.uiuth street. known as the keInt-
scott. occupying u plot G1xlo?.2. adjoin-
,ug the south corner of Riverside Drive.
rho structure contains suites Of seven
and eight, rooms, Is fully tcnantcd and
i,s beru held at $4,000 other prop
cry, Mas gwen IN part payment. william
I suit. owner If the B~eresford. "A similar
n4ldlng AZ 3io West Sev"nty-nin;h
street. ADJOINING. is the buyer. Boti
structures wcrc quilt about five years
,yo hv tho Lowell Realty Company. T.
, Levy. Elcctus Y. Rackus and Edwin
Rrickner. IL brokers. arranged thu
prsseut transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08
REAL EsT..rE At AUCTION.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SALE

FOUR HOUSES at white Plains in the
finest residential section. tho. Ridgewsy
Tract viii be offered at Public Auction
Sale to tho Highest Bidder on saturday,
June 10. 1916. at 3 o'clock T.. NJ. sale
held on premises. Rain or shlne.
PROPERTIES OFFERED: =.
No. I. Improved private Dwelling, y
rooms. bath, gas and electric. light
steam heat, hardwood floors ana trim,
open fireplace. Lot 60 feet front, 10y
feet in depth. Fine shade trees anu
shruhbcrv.
No. =. Eight rooms. bath, steam heat.
gas aud electric lights. hardwood hoors
aud trim, open fireplace. Lot ~ ioct
front. 123 feet deep.
No. 2. Eight rooms, bath. steam ne"t,
gas and electric light, hardwood Moor.
and trim, open fireplace. Lot 90 l.'t
front, 100 feet deep. fine old maple
shade trccs.
No T. Sine rooms. two baths. oprn
FIRE place. steam heat. gas and electric
light. ardwo floors aud trim. Cor
Uer plot l23 feet on Midland Avenue
40 feet on LINTON Place.
Immediate possession. Photographic on
request. Easy terms. This In an oppor
tunlty TO buy u good home, we'll built, III a
developed community
All streets improved and assessments paid.
-. ...t., ..,, Ia, 4 ,, N ,AIk IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-08

hrr1sW-N EsDAf. JunA 4
So Tyskland. l0;to.A NJ, Algiers, May fS
So AIDA. a.25 p. NJ, Tuesday, Oran' NAV 4,
- Ia Rance. 10 20 = NJ TUESDAY, Dor
IS va.art: i:n An. Liverpool. May :,
Is ausus; - N Als!ers.. May 20.
IS City Of Memphis. $50 A NJ. Genoa,
IS Moorish Prince. To- A. NJ. bordeaux.
IS l. r. Ju.'e-en. 10 p NJ. Tuesday. Tyr.
:. kvrcmont Castle. ITO NJ, Durham.
Nav
$ Havana. - A N Havana. Jun.
IS Nicholas Ounce. $50 \ NJ. BaracoA
IS Panama. 40 NJ. cristobal. June /.
IS Mac spank, NM A VI. Guantanamo.
s. Bowden. 30 \. NJ. Kingston. June I
s. Navarro, $50 p ", Grenada, MAY 2,
- ~ sud. Galveston. June J.
= san Marcos. Galveston. Nav 81
- Madison, Norfolk, June :
- Maravsl. Neupor, News. June t.
= Falcriap, Philadelphia. June @
- Delaware. PhIladelp hia. june o.
ARRIVED FROM NEW York
81 San Guglielmo. at Genoa
s. Roma, al Marseilles
- Iepanto at Hull
- Queen M1rgaret. AZ Liverpool
- Deni- a' Liverpool
SAILED FOR NEW yoEk
Sc Baltic, from Liverpool
- Noordam. from Rotterdam
"a Miuas Deraes. from Sautos
Ss Brazos. from San Juan
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TRADING IN

rutino g. Cerny nave sold for Mary T..
ver!nsky 10 an investor the two family
dwelling on lot 1sXl00 at SAB Ffty-hfth
street.
Me,ster Builders have purchased a
rlot. 60xioo, on Seventy-seventh street
$50 feet east OF Nineteenth avenue. and
, plot, 6Oxl0O. on s~eventy-sixth street
360 feet east OF Nineteenth avenue.
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GuNMAN TELLS OF MURDER.
TcstiHcs RrfOrr Grand Jury IN
KILLING ~ GaiusRri.

,;ac,ann Nontimagno tho rilrmar y
>,,s h" was hired to KIN Michael Cat
mari. a political lieutenant OF Thomas
r FOLEY in the Second Assembly dis
,rlct, was one OF seven witnesses eN-
amincd by Assistant District Attorney
BROTHERS before ~" Grand Jury vestor-
day, Another session VIII be held next
week. when II il expected that ~ least
Que indictment for murder will bs filed
AGAINST a man now held on another
charge,
Michael A. Rofrauo. in the Tombs
awaiting trial for murder, is alleged to
have been the moving spirit In having
, ,;aimari killed, II Is expected that Ro,
Franc viii he tried the latter part OF tho
| month and that Mon,imag II Will bo used
rs "A witness against him
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BUYS $4,000 sCARsDALE HOME.

Fish & Marvin have sold for the
estate OF William NJ. Leslie a property
on the north side OF Sherbrooke road.
IN the Heathcote tract at Scarsdale.
y. y, to William g. Grieb. former
president Of the Ajax-Grieb Ruboer
Company. who has occupied the place
Tor a number of years. The property
COMPRISES about five acres. a large
dwelling and outbuildings. n was held
at $1,000.
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SALE or GREAT NECK ESTATE.

Baker.Crowcll have sold TO Bernard
Kalker OF Douglas Manor, l.. l.. the es-
tate OF Judge J. p. HARDWOOD on Long
Stand Sound, al Great Neck. l.. l., with
q house of fourteen rooms. garage ana
; thle. This property is considered one
~ the show places along Long Island
Sound and has been owned by judge
lIarwood for many years. The price
was $4,000.