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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12
U Al AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday ir Man.
haitian and Bronx ~salesrOoms.
lat IL vEsEY sTl
Bv Henry Hrady

lat IL vEsEY srI
BY Henry Brady.
Sioo..5 sty tenement and stores-Fsrm.
wolln:ky. q al. due s:5..;o:s. ,sss-'
&c, $3.50. to the plaintiff -, .Sas.o 900
BY Joseph p. Dag.
LEWIS ST, III. " rs : Houston -,
due a;s,sss:s taxes &c, H'Sa;1; 70
BRooME ST. is. n " cor Manxin Il. o%
80 5 sly ,enemen, and s,ores--Fr~derck
!, aSs, ' .ss.Ss''s y ,. .;':. s ss,', ~
FIRST AZ. 1879. 5. oil n ssih st.
toNioo. sly tenement and siores-Es.
, I'd Of Tho su,er'; lcs; =: Isaac Klein
Ssca37; TO the plaintiff. ....... So 5000
BY NJ. Morsenthau. Jr.
18th ST :ss Z. n :. 100 " Second av.
ssxss's, : sly tenement and stores
Al: due. s:i,7js5S; taxes, &c. 50: 70
lat s.os THIRD AvENCEl
By Joseph P, Day.
18TH ! 1ss . s si.i'e :r'hony .y.
sassna T hswn..y t%sro,n." wcb ,nm,r
ct al; due. HoIs.is: taxes. &c, s3.ssi97;
MotSrIinT N u p%,fis'i FL 20. 100 " w.' Mco
az. s5xl:5, 3 sty tnmt-Gco Mayer vs.
Estslle r Conover ct Al; due. 81 s95 20
taxes, &c, &s7.a5: to Charles W Nc
Donald 1880
~ Henry Brady.
800 ssioo:5ssss : sly frame dwls ana
vaosnt--Harlem Savings Bank vs. Thos
r Munday ct al: due, I 0.s7S 80; taxes,
&c, 3c7tso: TO the plaintiff -. -, 900
BY Bryan l. Kennedy.
BONNER PL.. .. n $. 1865 = Morris Az.
334x75. \ sty tnmt--Matilda NueRdel W.
Thos D Malcolm CONSTR Co: due. So
SIS, 000: adjourned TO April rs.
by James L.. Wells Co.
Sd Az. 37s<.S. . =. gas . Hist st, 5oN
al VS., Nora CONSTR Co ct al: due. sea.
ees.s3: taxes. &c, .u62.2e; Withdrawn,
BUSH ST. iss. n .. i3% e Creston az. 40
albX23 7x9l.ll, 2 sty dwlg-Msry
Weight vs. Geo 4 BuckWe ct al; due
ss5ssi2; taxes. &C. 'sssso; to the plain,
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BROOKLYN rAv0Rs z0NING.
SswRestioas Made That Residential
Restriction Ne Extended.

Former Congressman william ".
Calder of Brooklyn was among those who
appeared yesterday before the Oom-
mission IN Building Districts and Re-
strictions when the tentative plan cover
ing the Hay Ridge and Coney Island
sections and all the area east OF Concy
Island venue and south and west Of
Fifteenth street and north OF Malbone
street and East New York avenue was
taken up for public discussion at the
City Hail.
Mr.. Calder. who Ia a builder. said that
no more important work for the people
OF the city had ever been done than that
OF the commission and he expressed the
wish that 1t had been done Nifty years
ago. Representing particularly the Sec
ton between Green-wood Cemetery and
Prospect avenue southeast OF Ninth ave.
nue. Mr.. Calder requested that the block
Oh Prospect avenue Tenth and
Eleventh avenues be restricted to resi-
dences and not TO both residences and
business, as Is proposed In the tentative
plan.
Fred H. chamberG asked that Thir-
teenth avenue be restricted to residences
instead Of being made a business street.
This Is right in the centre of the
Dyker Heights district" he said, land
there IL no occasion for putting stores
there. The people don't want them and
trey will not pay"
Stephen v. Duny OF the West End
Board of Trade and James T. O'Neil. who
represented the IA, Ridge and Fort
Hamilton Citizens Association. pleaded
that the commission restrict to residen-
tial purposes Fourth avenue from Sixty
ifth to Ninety-hfth street. which Is now
laid out as a business street.
W want this avenue restricted TO
residential purposes only" said Mr..
Duny. "Fourth avenue Is very wide and
there Is only one store on IL from Sixty
ffth to E!ghty-h!th street and only scat
tered stores beyond that. Third and
Fifth avenues are business streets and It
will depreCiate the value OF property on
Fourth avenue as we'll as on Third and
Fifth avenues II you put business on
Fourth emu
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

Isl Az, 500, tNh ST. zoo T., ttth a.. ~.
y: 4Sth al, 3l3 f.; 18th 81, 3ls To 3.a T..
LIST az. " 3 sos : 18th st. lsTx7O: +ith
ST. 3ls and 32O l. LIST Nv, cor 18Th
st 90 iNloo; S@th -. :?6 +; ssh st, $3.50
to ga "; SD II, t5 to 40 4 SD
st, ~ T.; 7ath st, 80. and 900 4:
LIST aN, " =. sos y %sth 81. 23N75, Isl
sv, " y, I5.j = iSth st, so 1900: "a av.
al: Cd av. 1861. s7th st, - T.; IAN Vt.
~ u; 5oth 81. y =, - "a .av. /. tx
n " cor Orange st, j5SX7t6; 9Tth st.
l55 r; Broadway, 26,3 /" e6a3--StelIa
l. Sulzberser agt Man ! sulzherger e.,
al tadmeasurcpen Of dover. Sc, attys,
Rollins 4 Rollins.
l3srH ST, 573 W--Theresa Roth,child sgt
William Rrcithaupt ~ al foreclosure Of
mtg attys. Morrison 4 Schin
?:D ST, I3s E--Eiw ! Thompson agt Myrs
n Harper ct a. 'psrtitionl; atty, j "
Robertson.
SD Az. W $. 6G7 : l.sth IT nsSioo-
Frank + Thompson ct al agt Thomas
u Thompson ct al ipariitlonI. att,s.
Wells & Snedeksr.
Az. n = cor l32d st, .Allx7s-rohn
J McGrath agt David VI NeuberEer ct ~
foreclosure Of mtg atty. A l. Gutgscll.
ROW, let and l9s- Harris u colt.
trus. agt Jeanie A stuart ct al ifore,
closure Of two mortgages attys. Curtis,
Msllet- Provost h Colt.
and 81 west-rsser Co. Inc. sst Sixty
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FINE PLACE FOR MA~EMEVE R.

The Olympic Club property. the site
OF the Olympic Club at Bay Shore. l.. l..
which for more than three-ausrtcrs of a
century has been identified WITH the
social activities OF Long island. has been
by Horace o. Havemeycr. Mr..
Havameyer plans to build a residence on
the property to cost upward Of $500
He has a country residence about half "A
mile from the Olympic property OH Bay
berry Point. Islip. II is understood that
he will sell this property and use the new
place as his country residence. Besides
the tract included IN the club property
Mr., Haveneyer also purchased an ad.
Joining strip Of land. known ~ the Ken
ster place. rhe entire tract. which
covers about hfteen acres, will be devcl-
oped into one Of the finest country es-
tates OH Long Island. In 1913 Edward
c. Blum. Allan Pinkerton and Franklin
l.. Hutton purchased the tract with the
buildings at auction In a foreclosure pro-
ceeding for $4,000. During 1914 the
buildings on the property were old to the
Ocean Beach.Fire Island Company.
~hich owed the landmark nine miles
across the Great South Hay. landing It
or Ocean Beach. Fire Island. to be
thereafter known as Ocean Beach Casino.
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new BROAD STREET
TELEPHONE CENTRAL
Company to Erect Large
Structure on Block From
Water to Pearl Street.

a tall building. ten or twelve stories
high. will he erected on the west side ~
Broad street, betwee Water and Pearl
streets. by the New York Telephone Com
pany. which bought the property on Mon
day. as was announced In yesterdays
SCN. TIL structure will cost S1,000.0 900
II will be used exclusively by the conf
pany. The erection OF the building will
not bc started until next year. because
of leases on the properly.
The big building will he used as an
exchange to relieve the pressure OF BUSH
ness on t.e present BROAD" central ONCE
which, occupies the entire seventeen story
building ~diagonal'y opposite the site IT
the auxiliary central. Part OF the ac-
counting department Of the telephone de-
rartment now in tho Walker Lispenard
headquarters will he located In the new
structure. Mckenzie. VOORHEES, 4 OWL.
lin arc drawing plans for the structure.
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RENTING IN TRADE ZONES.
Waterfront Building Rented
schultz Gets Another store.

william A. White & sons nave rented
for Zabriskie. Murray. Sage 4 Kerr the
building at 20 South stree. to Theodore
Crowell.
Tle Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown COMPANY have leased TO the
Schultz Cigar Company for a term OF
ten years on the lower main corridor OF
the Telephone and Telegraph Building.
AZ Broadway and Dey street. extending
through To Fulton street. q large space
at ire entrance 10 the subway and ad-
joining the promenade and elevators.
Upon completion OF the building the
Schultz Cigar Company will open q
branch establishment.
Carsiein 4 Linnekin hav leased the
NTH loft at 20: East Twenty-ninrh
stree, TO Max Berman space AT - and
26 West T~wcnty-frst street to Kaufman
4 Cohen a; 81 Sixth avenue 10 Julius J.
King a, , TO , West Twenty-ninth
street TO the American Braid Company
at 3t1 Fifth avenue to William II. An
norman. aud the fifth LOFT at 4s5 and
AS7 Broome street to the Standard Mus
lin TndcrwSar Company.
To Charles J.. Noyes Company has
leased a portion OF the nineteenth floor
In the East River SAVINGS Institution
Building 2?I Broadway. for hye years
to :,eu:e,d & LEHMAN, and space on the
same floor to Pose Falls Pres s.nace in
$50 Broadway 10 Frederick J. Griswold.
and Offices IN 6 Maiden lane TO Wechyler
Rros.. Jacob Schoen and Ir,ins y. Pla-
nick. and space on the twentieth hoor OF
the Madison Square Building 70 Fred
Berju.
Douglas l.. Fll'man e. Co. have leased
the store at COS Fifth avenue tcm-
porarily To Sicbrecht. florist.
Sydney s. Cohen has leased part Of
the store in tho building at the south
cas-. corner Of Forty-ninth street and
Seventh avenue 70 j. II. Hallberg for a
term Of years store "A: PAS West l25th
street to the Newark Shoe Stores on
pany with Nelson, Lee & Green store
AZ SIC Broadway To " NJ. Mccullough
for temporary occupancy.
The Financial World, now Al 1s
Broadway, has leased larger quarters.
AZ ." Broadway.
s. Osgood Peil & Co. have leased In
the Sllo Building. 5S Fifth avenue,
space TO Mime. Frances. and through the
Cross a. Brown Company space at . 10
s West Forty-seventh street to A. NAL
COIN.
The Rendheim Construction Company
and the estate Of A NJ Eendheim have
leased offices At ESQ Madison avenue,
corner of Fortieth street.
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Incoming \css"ls--B. Wireless.

:, Alsouuln SsN'u Dos. 80 - miles east
OF SANTANA \, i VI MouisN
- 81 Rio. Galveston ,' mic, south Of
Jupiter ~ moan y's'6rIaS
50 ~ Nillc GAl',.tnu % Mo- south OF
Iunlter ~ noon
IS Caracas. s.u Juan IL mlics south Of
Sandy ilno> ~ noon
=. IaTmCr. rur' \rthl' ~ pN'os south NJ
Diamond : ,pl's - rpuN
- tfty of Mont oncry ~aN AMMAN, In tnlee
southwest Of n'amnUI >huai. - uuotI
- Alshanld fSmni'u mIcN cat OF
Tawuloo bar Il 'Con
s. Brahsnt TmI'''o 3d.. wulos rss' Of
T,Tpl'u hsr At unul
s. %icnunc ,iac>ulylii, 10 me. .ourh OF
SANDY HOOK q y =
"a Statue Mobr, =" mile south Of sandy
NuoI, Al noon
- Rr'liapj, Nca orleans ~ mil,s south Of
Sand, HOOK Al roou
- HI Cld Galveston p. mIn. sN4ihvct OF
Diamond >hoai- ~ moor
- Huron. Jiok>orvilo. I m.c, south Of
Sandy HOOK d = v
So Tamesi, Tanipl"o "a miles 'oulh Of
damon Shoal- Al : r NJ.
s. Texas. PORT Arthur, - miles south OF
Cape Henry a, noon
IS VI OH"d'ntC. galveston. = miles south
OF SAM, Hook ~ loon
:. Anil|!, S,n'iagu. ~ miles south Of
Sandy Hook AZ p n
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SITES ron HEIGHTS FLATS,

r. W Stemmler. Jr.. Inc. has pur-
rnased from Gertic A. German the en-
tire block front. last side OF Wadsworth
avenue. iseth TO ls0th street. a plot
's0xl0o. The property has been held At
100000. Work will start at once on
The erection OF three five story apart
nents from plans Of George Ke.ster.
each S0xi00. The subway station on ST.
Nicholas avenue. near lsOth street. IL
close by. A building loan OF $4,000
'or the operation has been obtained
through William A. White & Sons. The
S'eminler corporation at present is
erecting Ave Ave story apartment houses
o, the east side of Webster avenue. be-
'rten lS4th n 18TH streets In The
Break.
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ADDS TO BUILDING SITE.

wAnSwORTH AVENUE-Charles c.
Marshall has purchased through
L. Philips & Co. from the wads-
worth Building Company. the estate
OF Edward Rafter. the northeast cor.
rer Of ls1st street and wadsworth
avenue, A lot a5xl00. BY this pur-
chase Mr. Marshall has assembled 1875
ss~', having in 1909 acquired the ad-
Joining ~ and Go feet respectively. No
announcement has been made az TO
contemplated Improvement Of this
property. The balance of Mr.. Mar
shal's property is occupied by the de-
psrtneut store of l.. Wertheimer 4
O. and the Naegeli Furniture Com.
p4ny.
WEST SETH STREET-Dr. George NJ
street, a four story dwelling, OH lot
2cSioo.j. e Fifth avenue.
EAST asTH STREET-The Phelan
Estates, W. l.. Phelan. president. has
sold EOS East .Ninety-eighth street,
Z -four story fat. on lot ~25xl00.ll.
near Third venue
WEST nth STREET-Ennis & Sim
nott have purchased from Emma =,
Acker, through Slawson & Hobbs. ISL
west Seventy-seventh street. a three
story dwelling, on lot 2n.sxl0e.
h eth STREET--Emma Il. Acker
~ Rutherford. n. J., has sold ISL West
Se~yenty-seyenth street. "A three story
dwelling on lot aO.sxlO22 near Am
sterd.pS ., -r,.. ii,
occupy the house.
EAST BOTH STREET, r. Finneran
and 7. j. Ryan have sold for Charles
Rosenthal the three story and ba se-
ment brownstone dwelling at ols East
Thirtie,h street. near Third avenue. on
IN, lsev1oo IN mil, hoId
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CENTRAL BUYS On WEST SIDE.

Four properties on the proposed route
oi the New York Central's freight line
oil the West Side were secured yesterday
st'privste contract. They are 304 and
eos Yves, street. 7so Washington stree:
and 5o9 West Twenty-seventh street.
Title TO all was acquired yesterday by
me New York State Terminal Realty
Company. which is the real estate COM
psny Of the railroad. The railroad COM
pany acquired several properties in that
section Il few weeks & II is the plan
~ the company to buy at private con-
tract lie new right OF way. Condemna-
ton proceedings will be used only when
private agreement cannot be reached
with owners.
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new REALTY CORPORATIONS.

ALBANY. April 1.-THE following Ioca,
really companies were Incorporated to-day
The East Tenth street Corporation. Man.
haitian; capital. $4,000: directors. viii,
lam y. Youngs. Charles 4. Youngs and
pa vd l.. Youngs.
The Amiico Realty Company. Msnha,.
tan; capital. 122, 900; directors, nth e
schroeder, John p. Albert and Fred 81
Ksulfers.
The Steenson -schsefer Realty Company
The Bronx capital, $1,000; directors. lose
Charles Schsefer. Jr.
The Grand Terrace Construction Com,
Harry Gilman. Lillian etimsl and Sanuc
The Leopard Building Corporation, IN.
Bronx; capital, $1,000: directors. Barbara
Lopard, Rose Leopard and stella Leopard.
fhe Aladdin Contracting Company
HrCohixni s.p''s,r S.;sSs; d'rsGt"s:: Elise
Freak dams.
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WANDER BILT WEBB RENTS.

william j. Roome & CO. rave leased
for Mrs. Marie Friedlsndor the -four
story high stoop dwelling at sc East
Seventy ninth street, on lot 25.6xl02 2.
10 Vanderbilt Webb for a term OF years.
The lease contains an option Of pur-
chase and also the privilege Of a further
renewal. The house is directly opposite
the residence NJ George l.. Rives and the
new residence Of John Sherman Hoyt
now being erected at the northwest COR
ner' of Park avenue and Seventy-ninth
street
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TWO West li6th ~ ct al faction % fore
close mechanic lienb. atty. $ cohen.
BROoME ST, 90 and IS Empire cts
saws Bank sgt Jacob Soldier 81 al
uorcc iosure Of ntg| atty. e W Dayton
LOT %, blk 1853. sec Prank W Rickers
sgt Jasper " Livingston ct al iamenden
foreclosure OF tan lienp, atty, IA swain,
BrOnx.
lt3D ST, : : ?3i = e AieNaud.r ay, aix
lO0--Iulia l. Baker agt Mand Edgelng.
ton ct NJ foreclosure Of mtg ATTY. II
Kelly.
VALENTINE Az es lsg II lSist st, .ov
ils5-Emil A ThIbaut ct Al sgt william
l. Phelan e. al foreclosure Of mtg
stiys, Thesll a. Beam,
SOUND VIEW r., e : ioo y 9t?d It, COY
l0O--W cstchester Investing 60 agt
colsnc Publishing co 81 al faction 10
toreclose transfer ~ tan lien, a,tys.
Holden 4 Csvanaugh.
PROSPECT Az. lli3-crou Operating 60
Inc. agt the MylNirn corpn Q; al fore
closure Of MTG, atty, : y rurkman,
JACKSON Az. " =, 30 "A l56th ST. .3N77.S--
Joy " Strassburger ct al agt Lena HoI
Ct Al foreclosure OF mtgp; atty, W
Bondy,
TO estate Of Martin schrenkeisen. de-
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PUT THROUGH RECENT DEALS.

The exchange of The new twelve story
apartment house at the northwest corner
OF West End avenue and Ninety-seventh
street, announced Yesterday in these col.
umns. by the Princeton Construction
Company to the Max T.. Bernheimcr es-
tate. was closed late Yesterday. The
brokers were Lauten & Meyer and l.
Sherwood Palmer.
Douglas l.. Elliman d co. negotiated
the sale OF iS East Seventy third street
reported yesterday in these columns, foi
the Mon;rose Realty Company to airs
Walter Andcrton. who is going 10 altcl
the house into an American basement
for her occupancy.
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Edward \, Hogan has leased to the
Great Western Smelling and Refining
Company space on the twenty-second
floor, ia the Chase Bac Company part
OF the thirty-ffth floor. Richard r. Owen,
on the .wenty-second floor Alphonse l..
Gosselin. on the thirty-fourth floor {.
Falulah Paper Company, on the twenty
second floor Commercial Box and En-
velopc Company. on the eleventh floor I,
Building Violations Corporation. on the
,wenty-tirst tioor Ajax Metal Company.
on the th%irty-ninth floor; Canadian
Northern Railroad. IN the NTH o {;
Alfred a. Charles Steckler, on the sixth
floor Denver and RIO Grande Railroad
Company. on the eighteenth floor; Isaac
II. Owens. on the eighth floor: Patent
Nulcani,e Roofing Company, on the
thirteenth floor. and Northern Lumber
COMPANY. on the eleventh. floor.
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HOME COLONY Ar ARVEnNE.

Dave A. karelscn has sold to Mrs. t..
H. Miller the large l. surrounding the
northwest corner of Ocean and MEREDITH
avenues, Arverne. Mrs. Miller already
owned the corner. II Is her intention
to develop the large plot she % owns
by erecting three cottages TO be occu-
pied by members Of her family as their
private residences.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-12

The No-wegtan-A nerlcan liner knu;
HsmAun, sailing to-day for BERGEN. aill
taxi. mali. closing ~ 2:b A. NJ, for Nor
N~y, Sweden. Denmark. Germany. Austria.
Hungary. Luxembourg. Bulgaria. serbia and
Turkey.
The s's~ nship Mongolia. sailing Satur.
day for Plymouth. viii take mall, special,
addressed. closing ~ Gao A. NJ. for Eu-
rope except GERMANY. Austr.s. Hungary.
Luxe rnhurg. Bulgaria. Serbia. Turkey, thu
Netherlands Norway, sweden and Den
mark. Africa. Ncs' Asia and East Indies
Tn. White S;ar liner Cretir. ssilins Sat.
urday for Gibraltar. viii ,zks mail. clos.
ing al , = NJ. by rail TO Boston.
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CHURCH GETS GIFT or HOUSE.

Church has received az a sift from a
nrsc,et donor the dwelling at 80 South
oxford street. adjoining the church.
'"'h VIII be used a. 4 parish house.
Martin A. Ansbro has sold $50 Eigh-
Ie'n street, a two family house. for the
Nv Sands Realty Corporation to a
'"sht for occupancy.
IN. Alec Building Company has sold
william NJ. Rich 1895 Stxty-nfth
49, Napleton Park. = one family
''snins, on plot 36xloe. near the TWEEN.
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NEW FLAT ron t7srH STREET.

ON the north side Of I1S,h street. 81
feet east 81 Haven avenu a Ave story
apartment house will be erected by the
Neva Construction Company. Joseph
Reiss. president. II will have "A frontage
Of so feet and a depth OF IS feet and
accommodations for ;wcnty-one families
Goldnei and Goldberg are the architects
and have estimated the cos, at 100000.
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WEST SIDE HOUSE BUYER.

Dr. Nictoriano n. Agostini. now OF IS
West S~eventy-nrst street. II the buyer Of
the dwelling at l3e West Seventy-fourth
street. sold asst week b. Slawson 4
Hobbs for W. II. Jefrrcys. He will oc-
cupy the Sevsnty-fourth street mouse.
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SUBURBAN PLACES LEASED.

At Rye Kenneth Ives & Co. have
rented for J. Temple Gwath,ney his es-
tate on the shore and Grace Church
street 10 otto Marx Of L%adenburg, Thai
mann & Co, for Benjamin Watkins his
house IN the Boston Post road, to Leon
ard r.. Kennedy for Lawrence NJ. COL
felt his residence on Pleasant Ridge
road to the Rev, Theodore fiske Saw
~ for Mrs. l.. NJ. Worrall her house
in I.ouden Park to Hubert Mcdonnell
for Mrs, r. c. Hunt her house on Central
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ticth avenue station Of the Sea Beach
vubaay. for $1,000.
Tutino & Ccrny, as brokers. have sold
for George NJ. Wcdckind 535 Forty-nfh
street. a cottage on plot 59.1xl0o, to
y builder. who will improve the plot
with . -four story brick apartment.
Allyn $. Crumm has sold for Mr.. SUIT
ton 1e6 Amersfort place. a dwelling Oh
a plot 5oNlOo. TO John r. Dwyer for &C.
cunancY.
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THE WEATHER
Fer eastern New Yoyt. fair to-day and
tO.Mssrsw; fresh cad see0Ag WesteSty

Fer eastesn New Y0yt. fair to-day and
tU.msrrsw; fresh . serOag westerly
wlnds.
For New jersey. fsir TO-DAY and probably
to morrow fresh westerly winds.
For northern New England. showers fol-
lowe ed BY cles rims to-day: tomorrow. fair;
fresh south west winds.
For southern New England. unsettled In
the m ,rninG followed by fair to-day: to-
morrow fair strong sout n west winds.
For scstern New York. fair to-day and
probably morrow: farmer; fresh west
eriy winds.
NEW YORK. April i?.-Hish p~ressur"
prevailed Yesterday only over the Atlantic
and Gulf Stetes and sections south OF the
lake regions and on tue Pacihc coast.
In other parts Of the country the pres.
sure VAS low. with centres Of depression
over western Ontario and over the plateau
and northern Rocky Mountain states.
tAeht rsin fell IN the extreme Sorthwest,
on the Pacific coHst.. In the middle Miesip-
stppi Valley and the upper ana middle lake
regfons. but In most ~scctions the weather
was fair.
II was warmer. and temperature wore
above the Pressing point IN practically Gil
districts.
In this city the day Was fsir and
warmer. wind. fresh southwest 20 south
east. srersg. humidity. per cent;
corrected to read TO ses level,
at A. NJ. 70 ~: 2 2. NJ. 3o:it.
The tepporaiure In this city yesterday
~ recorded BY the ofnciai ,hernometer. 10
~iOuu in thu aAuANAd ,ahiA.
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Attrlrfive bargains Offered by Banking IL
part mont state OF New York to hullderS in
visitors and prospective howeseekcrs 4 large
NUMBER OF vacant lots ~ Grant wood. Morse.
Jersey. al one hat Of former oxners' prItes
Also a lars" number Of two family houses a,
Hudson heights. Clifsid-. suo Palisades Park.
80" Jersey a, about one half former price,
Al OF IN" above properties are within a hive
.,nl 'Ar fouc ami within thirty Uinutes of
Manhattan These properties must Nv sold
quickly to close in" business Of two corpora.
iious noA ben. lilu,dafed by tho banking
Depart mer' and are offered A real sa"7nce
rrlcos SPECIAL Inducements 10 cDIirac, or. aud
builders Who Nil uurchase a considerable
Number Of lots For further particulars ad
drrs. REM u Halsh ut, Specia Deputy stunt
of Banks, are Banking Dept .. broadway.
Now York city
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NORTHPORT ESTATE SALE.

Theodore =. Hail has sold the Will
hslmina Brockman farm on the Eluood
road. south Of Northport. l.. l.. t. Sarah
Beatrice Devine of New York city. Mrs.
pevine expects TO make extensive al
terations.
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l.. :. Army and Navy Orders.

NpTI ~IT--"ThtNe ann"
orders we're sued to -da':
cant. c, NJ Allen, retired. 10 artvr du,v
and 20 chicago I'm connection with Tho
militia capt. - I. Pike, Eleventh IN.
faUtry 20 Eighteenth InfaUt"'. cam l. y
shaw, TwentN-siNth Infantry. from treat.
mrut AZ walter Reed General Hospital and
to Thir;'cih fnfan'rN.
Cap, r.. !. ResncN, Eighth Cavalry. De.
tailed in CuartcruIsster corps and 10 E
raso. Ten, IN charge ~ AUXILIARY rcmount
depot. rclierin" capt " " Clayton. Jr,
who Win return % Fort Reno as assistant
depot pusrterma.ter