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BUYERS FOR CITY DWELLINGS.

WEST 74TH STREET-S,awson 4
Hlhhs have sold for ANGEL II. Ball
ne four story dwelling. on lot FIX
ip:2. a: l2a West Seventy-fourth
street 20 a buyer for occupancy.
EAST SID STREET-William A. White
q Son have sold the four story and
basement dwelling, on lot 22xl022. at
20 East E~ighty-third street, for the
Van Dyck estate. to Gilbert II. Mon
fague. The property was held at 500
No0. and is nder lease until Septem-
hey !. Il Z TIC third house in tho
hook sold IN trio last two months.
- East Eighty third street
Visit END AVENUE-S'a~son q
Hobbs haze sold for william n Par
sons the four story and basement
dwelling. on lot lsxI5, at 3.4 West
End avc""e 20 a client fo- invest
nent. Lee August plans were filed
for IA hoe, to cover the pio: at 32!
~ $40 Ncs' End avenue ~, property
then havirg heen under option 10 LII
Ian NJ. sou, wife Of p. : l.. -Nuei.
WEST 18Th STREET The Dexter
Realty Company has sold III Yves,
seventy-eighth street, Il three story
and basement dwelling. on lot IN
lQ22. 81 feet west Of Evelyn Hotel. at
he northwest corner OF Central Park
Vest.
NE>T "3D STREET-William ". Archi-
bald has sold for John McNiece to "a
r' ent Of Guodale. Perry Il Dwight the
four story and basement dwelling at
'f2 West Twenty-third street, on lot
--NiS.o. about ~ feet east Of Tenth
avenue, The seller bought the house
~ auction IN April for $4,000.
VISIT 9TH STREET-Nau Vliet &
I't'" have sold the dwelling ~ 300
West Fourth street. Tor Henry RoushF.
= l~ y three story house on lot ia.liN
49, near Bank street. The same
I'"b"rs sold the property two years
Ego.
ADRIAN AVENUE-J. u. Reed has sold
me southeast corner Of Adrian venue
ana -27th street. "A plot l0oxloo. to the
Loyal Building Company. The prop
cry Is given In part payment for TIE
~ I'VE story apartment on plot J0x
700 ~ So and 647 Academy street.
u..gh was transferred on Friday by
the company Ia Laura V. Reed aud
Irene y Morgan. The Leonard Nor
rHN Company and Frank Volt nego-
..'"d tho trade.
WASHINGTON ANFNCE-Paul Weber
and ! H'llman have sold for Mrs, T.
i.f''a ~" four story fiat, on lot 16.eN
'.' 20 llli Washington avenue.
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81, 900, 900 IN TWO APARTMENTS
One IL for Park Ave. and the Other
for West End Ave.

w. L. Rouse and l. A. Collisions
have hled plans for n thirteen story
apartment house TO be erected on the
southwest corner OF Park avenue and
Sevc~nty-eighth street for the H. A. l..
Apartment Management Company. Ed
IA A. Levy. president. 1t will con-
tain two Housekeeping apartments of
eight and nine rooms each on a floor
and II II estimated to cost $500, 900.
a fourteen story apartment house wifi
be erected on tho northeast corner Of
Ninety third street and West Enc ave-
nue by the Two Fifty West n Ave-
nue. Corporation. Anthony Campagna,
president. Vito Cerabone. vicc-president,
from plans by w. l.. Rouse nj L. A.
G~oldstone, who estimate the cost at
100000. 1t will contain suites Of i've
to eight rooms. Thu site Is 1O0xt2S.
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RIG pEAS on 9TH AVENUE.

pan'el ". JACKSON has bought from
Mary T.. Relsig of Larchmont 1875, I2S
ard 1870 sixth venue. southeast corner
a. Tenth street. "A six story fireproof
business building with stores on plot
cas- by 70 The property is now leased
10 the h-m ~ Sayles Iahn 4 Co. grocers
ard butchers. at an annual net rental
NJ ilo.s00 Mr.. jackson also has bought
from The same seller l40-42 Sixth ave-
nue.. 81 feet south of Eleventh street, "A
SIX story ~ircprOof building with stores
on plot SIS by 12i. Negotiations are
now pending to lease the entire building
20 a wei known concern for twenty-one
years a. a me- rental OF $4,000 per
srrum. \ Y. Madden was the broker
and william J. clare represented Mrs.
ksls.s.
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Alfred r. Kirkus will he the guest at
u dinner which is being arranged by
u committee composed of Laurence
Mcclure. Charles y. Noyes. Elisha
Snifin. George w, Olvany and Robert
Adamson. at the New York Athletic
Club next Monday evening. The dinner
IL given To Mr.. Kirkus as u mark OF ap-
probation for his efforts In securing
legislation to simplify building inspection
and for his efforts to gain just factory
laws and fire prevention regulations.
The dinner will be strictly AN informal
affair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
10TH STREET PLOT PLANS.

Plans have been filed for the CON-
struction OF a nine story Hat house Of
fireproof construction on the south side
OF Tenth street 32l.11 feet east of Sixth
avenue for Hyman Schroeder Of Brook
line, Mass, as owner. II will have a
frontage OF 6A6 feet and u depth OF
7s.2 feet and W. l.. Rouse and L. A.
Goldstone. architects. a estimated
the cost at $250,000.
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j. j. VAN ALIENS NEW HOME.

A four story private dwelling Is to
be erected on the north side of Sixty
NTH street ia feet west OF Madison
avenue for James J. Van Allen Of New
port, X. |. 1t will he 81 feet front and
sos feet deep. with a facade OF brick
and limestone In the Colonial style OF
architecture. Henry Allen Jacobs is the
architect and has estimated the cost
at $4,000.
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BOYS SCHOOL on WEST SIDE.

Pease & Gilman leased for A long
term of years the four dwellings AT 80.
TO 3l5 West Eighty-third street. on plot
66xl0o, for Paul a, McGolrick TO Berke-
ley School. now at West End avenue and
Seventy-second SIT eel. The school re-
Gently consolidated with the Irving
School, making it one of the largest boye'
schools In the city. The houses ARE to
be extensively altered and a swimming
tank and gymnasium installed. The
plans for the changes hled yesterday call
for all expenditure OF $4,000, Jacob and
Henry CHASER are the architects. The
property il owned by John X. Slattery
and was recently leased to Mr.. Mcoiolrick
for a term OF years.
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CHURCH. B,,s At DOBBs FERRY Y.

p.San !. Kennedy has sold Tor Harry
neN Wilde his property on the north
,as' corner Of Oak street and Broadway,
Dooos Ferry y. Y, consisting OF one
- ~ aud with the three story and
easement stone dwelling containing
,ne"|y''"o rooms, to the South Presby-
n,.aA church Of Dobbs Ferry. whose
WWVUper|y adJoins the property Of Mr..
0Qe. ' wa" wv" =" '-''
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APART NF>T> TO LET.
THE RRAENDER

: " ,-'-t. nl '-I - GENITAL i''rk West,
,r. o. rooms rents SHl.-S- o
E.ruirun. ',.u'u- a. Improvements.
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BIBLE INSTITUTE BUYS.

TIE Natiooai B,bir institute has
bought from Asil r. Cantor, executor
OF the estat. OF Ca-oitss I Wilson. the
three sory stable ~pron.ry at 212 West
TGrty-Hfth -%tir"'. dd'o,Yiug II home
~ me BIB" Institute and the McAuley
Cr,morne Mission. at 2i4 n ZIG.
The mission contenplates The early
iUfr. yemert Of the new acquisition.
Whit measures t~S.6N9S.9 feet. with a
SIX sorry 'ieproOf building to meet the
needs ~ is iuc~ ased activities.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW yoBH

SAIIED FOR NEW YORp
= ti%nieronla. from Liverpool
- stephen. from Para
- TTnatores. from Port Iinou
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BUYS MOST COMPLETE" HOME.

John \. Hopkins u Barse 4 HOPKINS,
pa -4,-a, las bought on Greenway
sour, near Crawford street, Forest Hills
"ar''0>. what is generally known as the
yl@' .s!s',' combining ideas OF the
Gag Foundation Homes Company's
.alH'0'n and containing AZ far as is
Wual 81 every feature would-hc par
~,n..,'h nave declared necessary for IL
hllny hnnn.
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STORES FOR THE HEIGHTS.

ON the west side OF broadway from
l5Sth street TO Fort Washington ave-
nue. a two story store and loft build
ing Is to be erected for Adolph Levitt
SOM as owner. II will be 1870 feet
front on Broadway by 55 feet on the
street and 80 feet on tho avenue.
George NJ. Pollard is the architect and
has estimated the cost at $40, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
RHooN,y> HOMES ~ DEMAND.

r"H-F l;'-kmore has sold two story
o''k N'vs"s a. s2S Eldert lane 10 Erwin
- H7N'd' 325 Eldert lane to James u.
n.h'A'H, @eS Fp.hel' avenue 20 Michael
t:a''"f, .52 Forbell avenue 10 Henry
0'Win'r aud 2SG Forbeli venue to
Mor' \ Pearlman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20

SAME PROPERTY same to Louise FIRE,
man. u part atty. anne -
SAME PROPERTY-Julia r Fairchil
Freshman to Lawyers Mtg co. )
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DWELLING FOR 8. A. HERzoo.

Plans have been filed by Schwartz and
Gross. architects. for the construction Of
a six story private dwelling for Samuel
A. Herzog on the north side of Fifty
seventh street 80 feet west OF Park
avenue. II will have a frontage OF 20
feet and "A depth OF sos feet and the
cost has been estimated at $50, 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York and New England.
fair to-day and tomorrow moderate VEN
peraturc; ItRht sDutherIy winds.

peraturc; light -outhrriy winds.
For New Jersey. fair to-day and to-mor-
row: moderate TEN porature; light 10 mod
crate westerly winds. .
For western New York. fair to-day aud
probably to morrow; light variable winds.
NEW YORK, June gO.-The pressure was
low over all sections cast Of the Mississippi
River Yesterday except the south Atlantic
aud east Gulf states from centres OF de
precision over eastern ontario and eastern
ohio and cloudy aud showery conditions
and thundcrstorms occurred a. scattered
points In tho lake regions. the upper ohio
valley and middle Atlantic and southern
New England States.
High presSur. also prevailed over the
norm central states and ON the north Pa
cine coast, but was low from Montans
eouthward sud throughout the Southwest.
It wds warmer on the Atlantic coast and
In parts " tho Northwest, bu' cooler In the
lsk" regions and central valleys and The
eNtrtw' S~uuthwce', and the remarkable
tempefatur" Of I degrees above the freeI-
ihg point occurred at White River. ont.
and freezing a. Flacstar Ariz.
IN THIS cry the morning was fair show
ers aud thuuderstorm4 In the afternoon;
warmer, wind. hight to fresh easteriy; av-
eraEe humidity, ~ per cent barometer.
corrected to read to t"a level. ~ $ \. NJ,
~ =; 3 =. Nj. gs.7i
The temper,ture In ,his cry yesterday.
rs recorded by tho oflcigi thermometer IL
shown IN tho HrueNed table.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
PLANS 18TH ST. STUDIOS.

The two five story private dwellings
at 10 and Is Twelfth street are to be
made over for use as studios for George
A. Plimpton as owner. Charles \. Rich
and +. Mathes!us. Jr.. are the architects
and have estimated the cost at $40, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
PLAN BROOkLYN LOFTS.

Shanpan Il Shampan nave tiled plans
for a -four story loft building 20 be
erected on the southeast corns- ot Cook
street and Evergreen avenue for the
Ton Realty Company as owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
ZIG FLAT FOR EAST ORANGE.

Samuel ". Taylor Of Allentown. Pa.
formerly "a resident 81 East Orange, who
IL said 20 haN. made a fortune I'm war
munitions. viii erect an apartment house
for cighty-eieht families 10 cost $500. 600,
"a. summit street and Arlington avenue.
East Orange. y. J.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoin
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
United states Coast and Geodetic survs.

'hitcd states Coast and Geodetic Survey
STANDARD Time.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises ,a2i Sun sets. 81 Moon rtsesi %
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
sand,uk ii ~ GOV. Isl. q s 90 Hell Cat. Il 70 -
Low WATER THIs DAY.
ssndyHt. .5i7o ov ISL. .5S.SMs He'll Gate. 7T:ssss
Arrfved-MoNDAY. June ~.
IS LAFAYETTE, +. 4 n. Bordeaux. June II
g tanhonia, 50. NJ, London. June 4.
IS nulcaln t33 =. NJ, Bordeaux, june
s. Aleyandriau, 40 A. NJ. HUI June j
s. siddons. "a. NJ. glasgow. june 6
80 0lHeld. +. NJ. Sunday, West Hartiepooi.
s Csiamares: 1910 4. NJ. Havana. June 10
:. tarolina. 40 A. NJ, san Juan. june IL
IS Venator, IN =. N sunday, Baracou
s. Mundaie. . 4. NJ. Mstanzas. June \
:: NS sorliaf;Idi Z Z n" |aT c siSs, .gns n 4 I,
g Matanzas. go p NJ, Havana. juno is.
:. A A. UT,sn's S. Salvssion' ymm. y.
$ r! Rio. Galveston. June 10.
- AhouNr, Charleston. June Is
- Ncnus. Charleston, June IS.
= Ivy Of Augusta. Savannah, june ia
- AraRon. Georgetown. ) c june "a
- berHini. Boston, June IS.
snip Ar'cnsia Glasgow. May Z
Bark Condor. Havre. May IL
ARRIVED FROM NEW YoRs
s. Celtic. at Liverpool
IS Antar. at Hull.
SAILED FOR p yopp
- tarleronia. from Liverpool
5 stephen. from Para.
- T'naHores. from Port Iimor
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ASSIGNMENTS Or MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

MONHOE ST, el2. > . cor 0ouverr~ur 81.
and ano, trustees. TO Lawyers Mts. GO,
,oTH ST. ISL r.Ti,l. Quar- c % W
Nellie Lyons; atty r q Co. i7e Broad.
~ sr. sss.i6 E-ses,na aiinrn.rmsn TO
Jos whiichorn,. Sai Broadway. Brook
s7TTm ,sr,n 100 Amsterdam sv. tx
Winthrop, ?2s " seth at; at,ys.. Mas;
,s sii's ar & SO: e cSd.T 4, mai. .s 'i'i SSS
list Az. : W cor sisi st, 25,5sgi-Equitabis
Lite AssYr Society TO Bertha Beck, :ts
central Park West. ct al. trustees; atty.
18TH ST, %lis,iso EgLawyers T 4 T co
skiyn e ;m,s-}; atty. l. T Z T 20. 80
SANE pRoPERrY.b.n, Mordecai to
?7TH ST, Iis-ao E-Msn,on II M.,cslt 10
Layer. T Go. 100 Bwsy .ei?5,ooo
10 Resins Zimmerman. 70 Av c; atty,
Jos 4 Whitehorn. .7is Bway, Bklyn, q
9TH ST. . :. 100 e "a sv, ?s;sIio-Jul,a
part; atty. Lawyers Mtg Co. 80 Liberty
SAME PROPERTY same to Louis. Free,
SANE fhRRopsERry. i@ F raireh,'d
Freeman! to Lawyers Mtg G. os Sc
ESSEX ST. e.. isi n Rivins;on st. .sxioo
Mount sinai Hospital 20 Florence
Bq'tsnwieser; atty. Jos l. B~u'senwies.r
ioTH sT, n ., go =. Av D, .oIisSf TO
:. iith s-Robt n Freit.id 10. Elise
Freiield. Har, st. Bk.yn address,
wTSr BWAY. ses.7s. " :. from NJ %
), 500 to,. Ms'hins!on sa-ftc lShe'
ats. /. & T Co, $50 Bway.. 800. 900
MADISON Az, u = cor 7:i -. sssxloo..
Ed~.s clark = the sowery say Bank
i:s BoNery. attys. ca1wa'aier II;
''TH 81. So. :sI a. IN az. lIss.isIjse q
Peterst quebec. Canada. atty. g.
s,rH ST so w-Emi.y II codiins,on 10
Harold " sill. a. Germantown IA atty,
T q Co. i7s Buay. ... $4,000
Yep ST. " = Nv y, @lixio- ?y irrsg A,
Us 20 G~reenwich say Bank. :is s,h ~.
sttys. Bowers n 5, ~ Cedar r f5.i,o 600
18th ST, IS w...Farm.rs loan r 20,
q a''ys. Ge''"r. Il 4 u, 2? ENch p q
18Th ST, Is w.Grae. n Fitzpatrick to
Gsiis4' p i / II. : :. T rS Co ~ WI pr. 81. "'', s.
= So,rcr. +: " r4,nam a,. Hr,en.
st NiHnHi:AS: ~: m y 49, ~ w w
NJ h,.i,Hs -; = 'N"'. ''",s;,
s5,:>los5HHS s,roock : 70 to LAWYER
.sraaeli' los " - "s ~. a,9S. 4 /:
Bas.li q ryrk Row s. "a
Baeder. 500 W s3i q. n'',, \ y Hans.
sOTH s., rs w,-ng@.@. - iusa,?,'e; !,
ST Nicholas Az, -. r>o.a &c. %ioo>ioo
mfre'k Em", - M,,".,h'r" :. '",'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
TRIMnLE BUYS FINE HOUSE.

lachard 1r!mb!e Ii tho buyer OF The
numt.can basement dwelling at 1920
madison avenue sold recently BY the
EEawyers Title and Trust Company. Mr..
'"nhie has been occupying the house
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GREENWICH APARTMENT PLANS

Andrew J. Thomas has completed plans
for a six-story apartment house. 31x107.
to be erected at 32-9< Grove street for
Horace n. Forman. Jr. II others Of
Haverford. Pa The cost Is $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-20
Days Custom. Receipts sioa,3a7.

Receipts for duties 81 IN. Custom,
House yesterday were siA2,3tT67 OF
which sIi9,GlH 10 was for merchandise
withdraw from bonded warehouses and
~S3Ta,73t67 for recent importationa.
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DAVIDSON AN, = c cor ENtlSnpl 3ONlOo--
herman Kahn dgt otto NlColai 81
al faction I" declare -oNn"rship and
establish lienIi atty, j kirsch"nbanm.
THIRD Az, 1904 AMI 1905 Ami" Sirtuse
as extra, agt Nathin Schrcib"rsiurf 81
al Gorcclos" Of mtgl, ATTY. . Ahu@d.
l73D ST, n " corner Topping ~. abNHt 20
Abraham ! pworskv agt Henrv 'lcItld,
Inc. Ell Al uoreclosurr Of mtg, atty,
II II Straus.
t5OTIi -, = ~ cor ~ River ~. NtNNli0 b
Mary Il lrior agt Howard II Richard
son ct al ror"cloFur" Of mtg ATTY, 4
Lot $50, blk S4os. see ~, on tax map
Conrad Weigul ~ al Hgt Alexander "
Wrlch ~ al faction to f"r"clusr transfer
~ tax Item; atty, 90 FORTS,
LOT 50. blk gNii, sec II, ON tHN map on
city Of Sew YORK agt Emma Y i',Hahrr
At al; lot 20, blk 3lOl, sec II, On tax map
Same agt sarah " Willctt 1T al, lot 20,
blk SlOt, see II. on taN map-Sanno agt
same.
LOT AZ. blk :7a7, sec 10. on tax map
rity OF New York agt Henry HIldhurgh
ct al; lot 81, blk $3.50, see ~, on taN
map-Samc, as Marearet y k"un"ly
ct al; lot 80, blk 1859, see | ON, ~
map Same agt same. lot @@o, BLK 3li3.
sec II, on tHN map SANE .agt Jerome
r Cohen ct al; lot ~, biz :7ls, -" 10,
ON tax map SAME Bgt Frank u Sauvan
ct nj; lot IL, hlk 97ls, section 10, ON. tax
map same ugt same (Hctluu to fore
close transfers OF tax liens; "ty. J.
Hardy.
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dress, SO Cedar Of. .St,7to
isoTH ST. n .. 100 e Bwsy, 10oxss.f1,
June ltESsmuel d Davis CONSTR CO TO
loan; yr. 8 p q; sttys. Arnstein q IT,
SAME TRoPERrY. jun. i.-samc I"
eane. due as per bond; attys.
'sme ''''s.....s '*Io'VV"
Bronl.
Borough OF The Bronx)
OGDEN Az, . e .. 2t5 n . ls5th It. 1oox
iss;S to Nelson sv x oo:sxiS2.%--Mary 4
9Th st. Bklyn. June is, due Aug Ibis.
. c; sttys. COMBS a w. $50 Bwsy.
HtiPERIN ST.. s..isss.:.Ma,i &. 'SSs
loi.iox7s. loxiis.s-wm N Fleischman to
Rose Godfrey. 1876 benedict av, June 10.
3 yrs, 8 p C; atty. T q & T 20, y.
sssTH, ST. y :. is5 W K,eppier az, sIssico
schrader. 42e y isoth At. prior mtg
$500. June ~, due as per bond: attys,
Salter 4 =. lI0 Nassau st. ........ $500
Peters av. 2oxioo-Peter s Tranord to
Frank Gass. 22S Powell av, June ~.
yrs,..e - g: atty. Frank Gass. Inc,
i'oTH ST. ms, is2:s " prospect a y ss.ix
Morris 4 GLASS. s22 Barrctto st. prior
whsaiSdtrooas ~. ssinsi'' to .si.s. v ...''ssSSss
Bldg and Loan Assn, ios Lexington av.
Lune is;-S yrs. 81 p C: atty. 7 q a
W. Nv bway 's@s'"""
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
MAMMALIAN

BROADWAY. 1897 to i7s5- General Wood
critics, Inc. ct al: Dec 20. iolb......33o
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IT -00 7 NTI0'I NWN|I-0T n
Henry Clelart amt 'j'lnuI k,i', 80.
owners; Henry 'lrltnd, ruutraornr g.,
WALTON Az. u A" t.,r '.Fl -. ,'.'Nn
Noonau d'luE NiterH.l r'. lr' Isi Nni.
law Realty '"ipu. owner and ,nutrar
tor trencwIl'... ...., $3.50. 81
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E ANNE COTTAGE

OF ? rooms and bath. near Long Island
sound large open fireplace. sleeping porch,
tiled bathroom. sewer, water. gas, cleo
trir'ty. 90 minutes from 38rd st. & 7th
Ave shorefront privileges, deep water
be arranged. =. STEPHENSON. IA ".
seth st.
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
rRANsF'ERS


with name and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party of first part)
downtown.
tScuth of Fourteenth ~
WEST BROADWAY. q. 200 q Bleecker
st.. 25xl00-Josephine ALERT, heir Jos
Haeket; TO Darwin Hacker, sii ocean
~. bk,yn. ct al, i6 part. all liens.
Ses Fulton ct. Bklyn 81
sTH I; So. 255 9 list av. rs ioxs7.s.-
q "a 81. Passaic. N J. la part. all liens,
June l6; attys. Levi, q a q, a20 Bway.Sf
10TH ST, 40 f.. S.. 80 G Avo u, 2j.tx7s.-
"a e. p?s.air, y J. y part; al liens;
Ellen r Wall to Richard = Elliott. 81
w ION st, mtg $4,000. May 1. 1911.
tttys, Whaley. W a r. 81 william
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under lease. The house has been held
at 100000.
5. christensen. a furrier on Madison
venue. is the purchaser OF tho four
story residence at 124 Fast Fifty
seventh street. sold recently by Mary u.
Platz. 1t is between Park and Lexing-
ton venues
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ST. tO3 T.. n : 50 = Isl aN. "NN"o >.
I s'v 'nmt and .trs- /. \ Rogers tgt V
Garufala. inc. ., 81. iu'. si2,lti 80.
taxes, Sc, 31973i; to the plaintiff
Tor ........ $500
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ZEE THE NEW HOUSES AT
Kew Gardens
Is minutes from Herald Sc.
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

IDEAL home OF ! large. light. airy
rooms and a nns bath. lower part s,ucco.
spacious porch around house. summer
kitchen, plot 75Ni5O. variety Of young fruit
'r~oe ann berry patch, hot water heat. large
af.it AMI fuil cement cellar. convenient 90
depot, trolley and bathing beach, owner
must have $500 cash anu win arrang" hil-
suue to suit. \. DONTON, box 1874 sun
oricr.
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Dobbins, Mrs. j. C. Snyder, Mrs.
Alvan Jardine and Miss Lima Snyder.
There was goodly attendance at
the cottage prayer service last week
and much interest was manifested.
The prayer service will be held this
evening at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth Buchanan, subject, why l am
a Christian" Acts 11.26 and will be
conducted by Rev. M. L. Sands. All
are invited to attend and participate
in these services.
The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Daley
was held from the Sandy Ridge
Baptist Church on Monday morning
of last week at II o'clock, and the
services were conducted by Rev.
William H. Woolverton, pastor of
Stockton Presbyterian church. The
interment was in the adjoining GENE
terry under the direction of C. W.
Green of Rosemont. Deceased was
aged 70 years and was the widow
of the late John Daley of Sandy
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OERGEANTSVILLE
Delaware Townships Metr

~ Delaware Townships Metropolis
Miss Alice S. Fisher is ill with the
measles.
Clayton Miller has been sick from
a heavy cold.
Judson Stull is suffering form an
attack of the grip.
Mrs. Ida Dean was visitor at
Trenton last Wednesday.
Township collector John E. Barber
is on the sick list from an attack of
the grip.
John Hartpence spent the past
week with his son, Ellis Hartpence,
n Trenton.
Miss Susan r. Dean has been
spending afew days with Miss FIossie
Parse in Trenton.
j. J. Rittenhouse and Theodore
F. Green were visitors at Lambert
vile on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hoagland
recently removed to the farm of
Carman Larason on Sandy Ridge.
Mrs. Gardner F. Dean was the
guest of Mrs. H. o. Smith of the
Wickecheoke Valley last Wednesday
Former County Superintendent OF
Schools Edward M. Heath is report
ed critically ill at his home at Lock
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shepherd
have moved from Headquarters tt
Sand Brook where they began house
keeping.
Miss Mildred F. Reading has beer
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Back to the Farm will be the
title of Saturday evenings enter
tainment at Sergeantsville Grange.
The program includes Song by the
Grange Dear Old Farm" No. Z;
reading The Farm House in Win
ter" Mrs. Ada Croson recitation,
THE Dweller in a Flat" E.C.Rocka-
fellow; solo and chorus, IT'S Better
to Stay on the Farm" No. 1874;
reading "A Spelling Trouble" Mrs.
Herbert 0. Smith; reading He Left
Home" Mrs. Edward Johnson; song
by Grange, Stay on the Farm" No
1870; recitation AT Uncle Joe's,' >
Miss Emily Rittenhouse topic fol
discussion THE Country Church anc
the Grange.