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". 4. NEWMAN RENTS HUlsE.

William A. Newman. former presi-
dent OF the New York Central. has
leased through the ScarsdHle Estates
ORGANIZATION the Hutton x Buys house,
forMerly occupied by Olin Stephens, on
Greeuacres avenue. in the ~Greenacres
section of Scarsdalc.
Kenneth Ives n Go. have rented the
Baumann estates at Field Point, Green
wich. to Percival =. Hin. president of
the American Tobacco Company. Ray
mond Il. THOMPSON represented Mrs,
Buuinann..
: Tn Robert l.. Farley organization has
leased the Emerson W. Adams house OF
Dupont avenue. in the Gedney Farm sec
ton OF White Plains, to Il. Arnold Dia'
mond Of New York city.
The Lewis II, May Company ha;
leased AT ArNerne. l.. J., for Max kramel
a cottage on Summerfield avenue to NJ
4. Cohen for Mrs. y. Trainer a cottage
on North Wave Crest avenue 10 VI. Vein
sier. for Charles Adler a cottage oI
North Nernam avenue TO g. j. DAILY.
! Fish d Marvin have rented for thu
! summer furnished the property of Mrs
= Mary Il. Dow at Briarclif Manor. |
consists OF hive acres OF land, large resi-
dence and out buildings. The tenant i
. Daniel 4. Loring OF this city.
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,t.YIEbAM AVENUE Frederick
r,.,u t,~ bought from the Queens
var. Realty company, Francis ".
a.. president. 1850 to 2SS6 Anlster-
o,. N,uup. northwest corner Of l7stn
..,.,. , 80 story apartment house.
-l.t 1OuSluu, known as the At
o. Uts held At 5000. 900. The
't,r .,,c .N p"Ft payment a dwell
q, a.. Landscape avenue. Workers.
~ Na.oTrE STIR T. T-frederici<
pr5.. las sold tu a client IL Calm y
cain. iiic charlotte street. a five
s.. apartment house, on plot 50Nloo.
Tho buyer gave IN exchange 1904
ru.lv,.k avenue, corner Furman
I,,ru,. brooklyn. a four story nat.
,D Mot .7N''.
vI:>r corn STREET Worthineton
Vt,.lul~y d. sold - West TWcu-
,,.n ,.r,,t. g three story and base
,r... lW,i'if-. OH jet 2iN"2. for James
T. Ra.clay to Il client. Thr property has
,l Changed ownership for fifty years
and lns been occupied by the present
,,rar. Lisa Day Nursery, for the
mst twenty years.
rjifRp AVCNtG-The Cruikshank
Io.npany has sold for the executor OF
me estate OF Margaret e. Wotton e
Edith r. Lowander 2792 and 1894
Thlrd avenue and 493 and t95 Villa
avenue. COMPRISING the block front or
the north side Of 147.h street. between
Third and Willis avenues. The prop
.r.v consists OF one. two and three
story buildings. fronting 50 feet or
7, IA VENUE. 30 feet on Wills avenue
s,d iis feet on ti7th street. u Is
.ust across from the junction OF Ber'
zen avenue.
WEST i4lST STREET-Kurz & Crer
have sold for the Delco Building Com
many. on the south side of list stree
e.i feet east Of LenoN avenue, a plo
isxssll x~irregular. 10 the Renenso'
Realty Company.
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RENTING BUSINESS SPACE.
Firms Take Larger spRcc-Stores
In demand.

VI. 4 T.. Hess nave leased the fourti,
floor AZ il-il East Eleventh street. cor
ner OF University place. TO Levy & Schilt.
This tenant occupies the eleventh floor.
The two Noors have an area OF 10000
square feet.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has leased 70 the
Schultz Cigar Company the ground foor
In the new building at 146 East Forty
second street, between Third and Lexing-
ton avenues. n directly adjoining tho
main entrance to tho %Steinway Tunnel
20 Long Island. Alterations will be made
and the Schultz company will occupy
the corner portion Of the premises. Ne
gctiations are pending to lease 10 n
restaurant corporation the remaining
space.
uaires. Van Nostrand & Morrison and
the stephen ". Tying Company have
leased the eleventh floor In the Tingue
Building. 1is-20 Eas, Twenty-ffth
street. to the Stanley Supply Company
for "a term OF years. This completes the
rental Of the building.
The +. II. Wood, W. H.. Doison Com
pduy has leased 20 the Federal Cloak
and Suit Company n loft at .? IVES,
Nineteenth street and IN office to the
Sellqujck Specially Company In the
Foster Building ut ESQ Madison avenue
Herbert Hecht 4 Co. have leased &c
the Berry Syndicate the store at ! Cort-
landt street. near Broadway.
Huberth q Huberth have leased in the
American Circle Building. Columbus
Circle. a store fronting on the corridor
10 the Bows Sod shop, controlled by
Paul q. Grening. a caterer. This stor,
Is to be occupied as a candy shop. bakery
and lunch room.
! He'll Il Stern have leased the store and
basement, in 43-i7 West Tweuty-fourti
street. This completes the renting o.
the entire building The lessees are tn
Defiance Button Machine Company.
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No,,m,ut. Of Naval Vessels.

WAsIIlNGTuN. MAY :2--Thc cruiser
Dlrtnincham and dies, rover Aumcn have
,rrlyrd at GARDENERS hay; the monitor
Ampnirttv a. Charleston; tot% ship Arc
thus, aud collier Jupiter a. norfolk ward
,"i'.e Brltus ut Coripto, destroyers Casstn
mud Cou,ueham at Newport. collier ~
,iops and pattleship Delaware at Hampton
HutIs. tlnIsrr Denver at NanHsnilln'
l,tt,srp Florida aud destroyer Melville
~, Sew York city; collier l.eonida a.
Urn. ontl. turpedo boot Mccall At Whit"
,t,ue I.sud,ns, battleshsp New %hampshiro
rhc 'ruiscr Albauv has called froru Ssu
Diego tor Ntkatlan. cruiser baltimore
nom Iuuu Island for sea; torpedo boat
lehman from Norfolk yard Tor Gardincr'r
Ray. gurboat Dubuque from Portsmouth,
y II, Tot New Haven. gunboat Eagle
from Guantanamo FOR survey grounds, de
r|troyers flaming auL JeukiHs from Boston
ysrd for Cardinals Bay; oil ship kauawh,
from Port Arthur, TeN., for New York
rity; hattlrship Michigan from D~ola"arr
~Brpxkwatcr Tor sea, bat.leship Minuesoti
from Nor,oSS yord Tor Newport collier
Nnusnan from san Diego for Mare Island
hn,tleship New York from New York yard
tor sea destroyer Nicholson from Norfolh
yard tor Gardeners Bay, destroyer o'Brici
from Boston yard for Gardiner't Ray.
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the Italian liner Sapo!i. sailing Thurs.
dsv for Genoa. viii tax mail closing a.
: 40 A.. NJ, for italy, Rum ANA, Swl,ter,
land and Greece when specially addressed
only. -,.. o.,
ai mon. Tor France. runanis, seitzer-
land, Italy. spain. Portugal. Egypt. Greece
British, India. British East africa siam
Nal,, Gibraltar, Ceylon. straits Settie-
ments. Dutch Eas. Indies. Wet Australia
The American liner 81. Louis. saiine
saturday for Liverpool. will take man
Closing at $50 A. 81, for Europe te,cep,
Germany. Austria. Hungary. Luxemouts
Bulgaria, Serbia. Turkey; me Ne,heASric,
Sorway. sweden aud Denrnarkl' Africa
West Asia and the East Indies.
The Russian American liner SSari,Ia
ealing saturday for Archaugel, VIII tax,
,,,u' .neria.Iv addressed, closing "'
4 NJ for Russia only.
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THE WEATHER.
For eastern New York, mowers to-dayt
fair to- morrow; warmer IN south
norton: fresh sOutherly Winds,

For eastern New York. showers to-dayi
probably fair to- morrow warmer IN south
portion: fresh southerly winds.
10 southern New England. showers TO
day; probably fair o-morrow; fresh soutn-
erly winds.
For New Jersey. showers to-day. .proo.
ably fair and warmer tomorrow; moderate
to freth southorly winds.
For western New York, showers TODAY
partly cloudy. to morrow: moderate soutn
eae' To-. south winds. becomine variaple
NEW York. May ss.-uish pressure
prevailed yesterday over the Atlantic.
Pacific and northern plateau. states. buy
was Low over all other ports. OF the country
from n principal centre OF depression over
Minnesota and Sorth Dakota.
showers occurred on the norm rac,I..
coas, and from the upper Missouri valley
eastward over the lake regions aud south.
ward from tho Great Lakes into the. CUT
States with heavy rainfall IN tho latter
section.
1t was much warmer over tho southern
quarter Of the country aud eighty cooler
I'm tho plateau and northern ROCKY Noun
tain states. -.
E:sewher. temperature chanse' were
In This city the day was fair; little
change In temperature: wind, iresh
.asterl,; average humidity. III per cent
barometer. corrected to read 30 sea level. at
y \. VI. 1901; y NJ, 3o.2l.
The temperature In this city yesterday.
a. recorded by the Official thermometer y"
shown In the annexed table;
,cls 1919 1915. 1918.
.eAM. az 50? Sp M..,'sa a.
'STNM.. q: q: 70 Si,a a. @' 81
Hughes, temperature. 90. at 1890 y. NJ
Lowest temperature. 40. at midnight
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EXPLOSION FOLLOWS FIRE.
West End Avenue Tenants watch
Cellar nlaEe.

An explosion and the commot!on OF
putting out a IRE caused excitement late
Yesterday afternoon in the Monticello
apartments. 400 West En- avenue, at
Seyenty-ninth street,
Fire starting in n rubbish room IN the
rear basement had reached the gas
meter. causing the explosion. Most OF
the tenants, summoned by the ielenhone
operator. came down to see the super
intendent fight the Are with extin-
Euishers and Ansilv % - IN engine
| company Put II out.
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MANHASSET WANTS GAS.
Of sUO,OOO,O Worth 81
Realty Petition Town Hoard.

Taxpayers representing 100000 600
worth of property yesterday pe.'tioued
the town board Of North Hampstead to
hay. gas mains extended To- estates along
the Did our House road In MauhaSs,t,
Among the petitioners were Ralph PUTT
ger. William +. Sheehan, Lou SheYy,
W, Seward Webb, Nicholas brady, Philip
Boyer and Payne whitney,
George w. McDermott, representing
the gar company, sad that the shortage
Of labor and material made II almost
impossible to complete the work III this
time. He consented, however 10 meet
the property owners later and to devise
means whereby the work would be ia
cllitated.
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ARCHITECTS ELECT OFFICERS.

AZ the annual meeting of the New
York Society of Architects. held at the
United Engineering Building. James
Rely Gordon of New York was elected
president. Adam +. Fisher Of Brooklyn
was elected first vice-president Edward
w. 10th Of Troy, y. ", second vice.
president: William Il. Towner of New
York. secretary Oscar Lowinson, treas
urer. and Edward Wehrlin OF New
York. financial secretary.
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Incoming Nessrls--By Wireless.

- N'euw Ams'crdaIn, Rotterdam 81 rnilee
east Of sandy Hook a. 10 p NJ yesterday.
- ~ Rio, Galveston, lN milo. se9 q
1'ortuEss at noon
:. Comll galveston, 81 m!les ssS, ~
tia 'v~s'or hd- - ""N0
:. Lenape Jacksorytlle, 10 miles south o.
Sandy Hook at : ? "
- RIO .G-aude l~rr"swtcN, 10 nn!'es eouSA
Of sandy Hook ~ : r NJ
$ M-dtus. Galveston i4 miies south %
Sandy HOOK A. : ? "
south ~ Sandy Hook AZ P y
s. ssh're. MoN''e ~ niles eouth o.
sandy Hook n p N -
- WILTON o'p-'~N Jacksonville. ~ nueo
south Of Sandy Hook AZ noon;
Tug KeAre R~~uNs~irk ESQ ~iles soutas
yc.s, ~ %, nord Shosl NJ s
- Hsvs1s Hsvarr. .:S miles south q
:. San Juan san Jusn 81, niles south Of
Sandy Hook n p N
Sc Ponce, San Iuan: sa miles south q
Sc Evangeline, Bermuda 80 miiss soutAl
east Of sandy HOOK ~ noon
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thorough Of The BronS.)

fBOrOuHn OF VI bfonN'
GRAND VIEW Az. II . e 18TH a., 81
to Grand Boul and Concourse y i5oNN
Sg.sNiITt-F Grosz Estates. Inc. to
Emily : Arnold. ao3 Lexington. sv. May
10, = yrs, g y e; attys. ~
GRAND WEN Pi. /, . e isSth ri. l7Jx
irreg-Same to stephen - Lockwood anu
ano, exrs. IL Il 5ith ST. May To- yrs,
pc atty, am ...... 10: s',u."
KELLY ST nos. o.s. IqsIo. SJ r,.h
Cathedral Parkway, prior mtg ~sSiooo'
Mar 20. due us per bond, 6 y c;.stty.
Lyman Fish. $50 4th sS'6Vo
LIND AN, = q ., 1872 . Devoe st. lov
to summit sv Y 36.GNlb" lNJ. - isose
kennedy TO Mary Drisler. % y $50 81;
May II, . yrs. y e; aitys' ochWo
LOT 10 pei 1. map " 4 .ogdcn-kohett
4 Honstedt to. samuel. Freeman h.st-
chester. y v. May 10. yr' - y g t,,N,
REM NJ Freeman. Proctor bide' N4umo,
5Tu sT. =. 2oi.e 9 castle M a.; stS
and ano. :2:g Uoughton av, May 5,l "
y c: atty. john G Hoenninser' . .eeno
LOT s36, map sec H.. Nyse Estate-thas
II lat a.. Yonket~. X Y, May 90. a.yts.
b,p,c; atty. John V sheridan ss'S W"hli,,cc
I;7TiWT" ST $50 " Elton av. 5cIiG;sy
Herman Menaker to Abr St"lwein, In
Fulton av. pr mtg $4,000. May. 20, duc
~ per. bond. atty. samuel kah.s a.
wILLETT Az. " = ESQ n ?i6th At SoN
, ~ioo-philip KossoT to Patrick noris
due As per bond. atty. I " " o.
1Ah q. cd d. /. . . q . e. q . ~
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~ FAMILY FIAT oN r4OTH ST.

Inc Dayton Building Company, Har-
rs Marian president, has filed plans
"rIusu ar hltects, Sass n ~Springstein.
w q I'VE story and basement apartment
muse IA accommodate" tw~enty-seven
.aH'les on the north side Of 10th
sir"l 100 feet east OF Broadway, II
g+I has" 1t frontage of 80 feet aud "a
u'p'n VI SSH feet and the cost has
o''h estimated at $4,000.
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with nan and address of lender and
attorney. IL attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of iirst part.D
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10000 HEIGHTS APARTMENTS.

'ronenbers n Lcuchtag have COM
p'i'i plans for two five story apart
,eUl, tp be erected on plot ~l00X99.lt
Tor lh" Academy Construction Company
~ INC north side Of l5Oth street, 200
rect east II Broadway. They viii ac-
c''nniodate htty 1.-TWO families. The fronts
wa De "t tapestry brick, limestone and
"rft '1'iA and will cost $40, 900,
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,orn 81. DWELLING PLANS.

Nckn, Mead a White have drawn
r'hs 10y = pretertious residence 10 he
e.o'~' Tor Thomas Newbold At - and 10
i>t >"veHtv-ninth street, between Madi-
SOW t'H tIf'h ,cnues Mr.. Newbold.
49, nov residrs al 2Sy Madison avenue.
ought The site several months ago. The
i'N nome ALL be- a hive story American
Basement structure, 3sxa5, of brick and
..o.IIne confirmation.
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OPERATORS LEAD
REALTY TRADING
Buildrr, and Operators Active
in Wan, parts-Brown in
\~nothcr BIC Trade.
NA\\ 1T lIUTNG PROF ECTS

t... quail traders led the realty
..,. .,,'rlliN The buying was
..f 10 IL, hands az builders and
,U..- frederick Brown. whose
..a..t, i- matching equities. ucgott-
.,.l . ..oo 400 deal Involving several
I}ui'l.it we're an nctivo group,
.,ue ..- aul planning improvements
,r Z, o-. already under control.
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st, soxi.5, May I. recorded from May
O., 1916. duo and mtg as per note.
60, i4ii Bway attys, Holm. w S,s,
80 Nassau 's"'eoo
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Joseph y Day sold at auction 10j lots.
,-o'rur s'nE the Hardy and Cohalan
estates IN The Bronx, last Saturday for
S?.uo0, averaging about $751; a lot. The
'os are on B'onNwopl and Paulding ave-
i0os aud East 230th. 23lst and 232d
streets, along the line Of the new White
rs... venue subway extension. under
coIttIuytiou,
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N',""o VEST STREET STORE.

"ntoh Iicsler, architect for G. w.
"'fh Of kisSimmse. Fla, has fled plans
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NEW ~. NICHOLAS ~. FLATS.

III Arden Construction Company.
controlled By Draude-Papac, which re-
Gently acquired title to the plot Of about
seven lots on the west. side OF ST. Mich
".as avenue between Wadsworth II
tiirIlew avenues, plans 10 improve the
nloc" with six story apartment houses.
H"slgns for two buildings have been
made by Irving ~Jargon. The improve
nent Will cost more thar $4,000. The
POT measures iI5xi02.2M irregular.
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I44is .tNr been filed for "A one tor
s''','u 10 the building OF the Mauhai-
Van brlss Company ON the north side
Y, l'"niy.srventh street, $50 feet west
VI Irs' avenue. II will have "A 'front.'
s'o ~ sol0 feet aud IA depth OF 30
ana WI De iireprooi Fred \.
i"'. u. NeNark, y. j., In the arrhi-
'Ha Hd, estimated the cost Al
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loan On AaD STREET. PLOT.

The New ork Title Insurance Com
pahy has made II loan of 100000 on tho
properties at 2i0 to 2t6 West Forty
third street. belonging to the Sheldna
Realty Company. The property IL
directly opposite the New York Times
Annex.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday IN the
Manhattan SNlrsrOOm.
TAT ~ vESEY STREET.
Nv Joseph f. Day.

INI IT T'TfT 'TNTtTVT
Nv Joseph T. bay.
WILLEr ST, % . 4, 100 u nclauccy ST.
l6SAiO0, & sty loft and str-,S - sutton
art Annie Weinstein ct al. due. 81.
a,3 j3j taxes. a., S.oi9.sa, TO III"
p,atutin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.uo'
l.sTH So. 1913 ", II :, G7s . 7th sv. i5x
rsll, sly Owls : Ma, Dermott Agt
y a " Holding 90 ct Al, due, Si2.st5 -;
taxes. So, $3.50; to the plaiutiu, so 600
BOLTON RD,. Q 3, seaman aN to Prospect
sv, I.s.6xl3S.sXl6INlli.2 vacant-Trus
of Dyckman Library agt q u Hayes ct
al: due. sl0.97ais: taxes. g.. S3i9.0t.
withdrawn.
Nv Henry BRADY.
TOOTH ST. 1871 W. n +. 900 W Columbus av,
.6xlOOl1, 4 sty iiat-Sherin's sale OF all
right, title and interest which l. NJ
Berkelev had on Feb 10, 1915, or since;
adjourned to May 20.
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The Metropolitan lane steamers
Massachusetts and Bunker liill which
hitherto have run TO and from Boston hv
All water route, covering a distance or
337 land miles. are running this sea
son. starting today. through the cape
cod Canal. thur cutting or seventy
seven miles. II Is the first time a steam
ship company has utilized the canal
for daily boats between Boston aud
New York.
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VAILED FOR NEW fORE
81 santa MARIA from Santa Marta
S. Rio de Janeiro. from Santos.
=. HarpsGus. from Marseilies
So Aladdin. from Cardiff.
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CHEMICAL TO-. IN THE BRONX.

The Port Norris Industrial Terminal!
Company. owners of the entire block
bounded by 18TH and li0th streets, Lo-
Gust avenue and Last River. has leased
a building with "A floor space Of 10000
square feet for a term OF years to the
pur, Morris Chemical Works. The total
rental involved amounts TO $4,000.
Waterfront and railroad privileges are
granted 20 the tenant.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW yoRY

50 Patria. ~ Naples
= Ryswyck. At Rotterdam.
- Nsleria. at Liverpool.
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Houses for til. Summer
VERMONT.
NEW HAMPsHlRE q.

WHITE MOUNTAINS. y. H.. on stats
Road--For rent, handsomely furnished cot
tags /. rooms. . baths, 2 hreplaces. steam
heat. piano: KarHee. rne views: shade
ttsss enclosed .le-p'ns .Eo,,h' Apply
GRAY GABLES. Jefferson. y. II.
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IDrA HOME NEAR THE SOUND

- luUlIg. ; Nl'N. nor WaIer UelI- r1'
aeN,r. water and Gle %tricity; 'psC!nuo
u1r.has. 20 minutes to 33rd - y an NNe
, I,rura- to station. privilege nj r"-'rlctrl
n.th,ru beach. good titla 81 900 cash, bal
,r.r a. ae arrange 10 suit. ~. STEPHEN.
Sr\. "a. v 3lth st.
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SHERRY BuYs MORE LAND.

reH s r 5biis have sold forty-eight
acg-s 20 Louis Sherry. adjoining his re-
.eH, n.rcut-r, through the same III
TIL, property g, the balance of the
Sy.t.th farm Of 215 acres now owned
by Ralph pul.,1er, Payne Whitney and
Claus Spr.,kclS.
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s,sO.oOo BROOKLYN FLATS.

Shampan n Shampan have filed plans
for four high class apartment houses. on
plot 2oJNi0o. at the southeast corner OF
Nustrand avenue and Vernon avenue.
The operation will involve $4,000, ex-
elusive of the lots.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

Highest temperature. 90. at iS"~ y >
Lowest temperature. 4o'. at midnight
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E BUNGALOW

Five rooms, bath. combination Gas and
dafo Tn every detail. large plot "Ner'ouhltS
ocean. . minutes to wui-r, hontiIe. h,hlug,
b,fhiug great bargain Tor s. 800, re-
,pnusible party can takc possession for
So cash and pay of la lancc SIS monthly;
"uis 80 min.tcs !son ~. (. HUGHES
S4y Il. Itth -.
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AGENTS " ANTED.

PARIS vt lbMtBll.E COMMISSION
Agent wants to secure Tor France agencies
f"r everything connected with motor trade
,rar., ~ ,ssis. sp're parts etc J.. wsr and
other Invention also launched by specislis,
hest references, Write JEAN LAFOS, IS.
rue de ntinople, Paris. France.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

KELLY 81. Z =, 90 n id,th a.. ,oxio"-
'rnos 4 Edinonds 4 ca agt WiIl'in
otto Corst a., Inc, owners ana con
,7aWI1u sT. u y. 800 " Southern boulevard:
7OxI5i--Trask Bldg Co; Inc. III IN
trsctor,
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l'ROl'O>

rNopuS Nl.s FOR SHOES Once OF the
Depot uusrtcrmastoi, Army building: Now
Snrk IIN. scaled proposals for furnishing
40 700 I,irs Shro- win be received hero
uu,il f. NJ luuo ~, 1915. end then
,r.u,d. Further Attenuation on application.
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Long ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE OCEAN

Beaut!ful cottage, Just Unlshed; NTiIIt TOT
Ell-Near home. owner cannot occupy, =
large rooms, bath. open fireplace In livins
room: all The very latest improvements,
electricity. gas. fall cellar: hot water heat;
new model range with extra hot water at
tachment IN kitchen; abundance VI shrub
berry. price $500. worth $1,000. responslble
ntfty can take puss"ssiDu Tor 5000 cash,
balance worry epsy terms. 30 minutes from
,Itv. e. BROWNE. $40 T.. 18th -.
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nILpUH SELLS N nav RIDGE.

louis Gold has sold the three story
Au,iiur uow in the curse OF construc-
lion At the northwest corner Of Firth
and by Ridge venues
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PATENTS.

PATENTS SECURED irade marks registered
lruiocl your ldtl>, ALL Washington oNltc Tor
,tro bools ari lsi OF Inventions wanted; al,
Nee free RICHARD r OWEN. its Owen Bldg
W,sh uetun pc NV York ofhcc, W~oolwort,
RrIg phouC barclay 1894,
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for a one story store al 40 and 1i1
West street. It will have a frontage Of
3'6 feet and a depth OF 6o.1t and tho
ccst has been estimated Mt $4,000.
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10TH 1T. REALTY BUYER.

Tho Eaves Costume Company IL tn,
hIysl uf li2 West Forty-sixth street
sd saturday 10y Pease a Elliman fol
Richard be.a.ieId.
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lis pE<ntNs.
Manhattan,

EpGFCONRE AZ. 100 shrak I;.s'fy 4
CONSTRUCTION 20 sgt William Upb-pn ct
al ,torcclosurr OF mortgare), Ittyr. Nor
rlsou a Schin.
WASHiNGrON st. Io3--wWiam Krsuth
sgt Lii" WIlkcns q al faction to oftah
lisn lien, Httys, Robson \ Simpson.
ST, 2aI TO an", two actions
Samuel kadin sgt Soigus Realty 60. Inc.
ct al foreclosure Of mortgage; atty, j
7 herman,
I.oTU ST. s. us " 81 5,h av. isxion5-
German Savings Bank IN the CITY OF y
act Susan q r Weber et al foreclosure
Of mortgagel atty'. Amend 4 Amend,
I25TH ST, Isl E-stephen Jackson
ag, Charles Hsrnoy foreclosure OF mort
gsgc,; atty. r ~ Jackson.
1880 ST. 8 = lo5 " 18th av, "'Noa IL
Mary \ Garry, Hjms. sgt Giu tnni lie
Mnio 81 al foreclosure of ~mpyfgagel;
atty, G " Simpson.
1ooD ST, 1875 -Marths hospital agt !
VI Realty Corpn ct Al ,fortclorure Of
mor:gsg"l atty, \ Appel
aaTII ~. .O1 and .op r. ~ nv, 1857, and
ash Il. $50 and 33i E-Denes GIuck
agt Louis oppenh"lm 20 81 faction To
impress ,rustl atty, = Hcning"r.
CROTONA Az. 2i37-WiIliam g Deane agi
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QUEEN ANNE COTTAGE

Of . ropm- and bath near loug Island
sound. large ppen fireplace, s'eepliS porch;
ILL -lrtnr.uu. tuwtr. water. FAC ami cleo.
~ De-, gu minutes from 32ri - y IN
N,o -.oir front privilege; Gc"p water
au.l,raIu. etc.. $1,000 cash. hHlSIcc can
Ia. ,rf4ur,4. !. \. STEtHl:NSON, -i3 ".
attn sci
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BeuI. &c .falght, sreeialDepuy upt.ofsaAxs
CN. Of BANKING Dept. 81 BROADWAY, h. I CaSS

M Send for FREQ handsome
Z booklet Of New Homes"
: II. rooms; I-:-3 baths. $500 TO $4,000.
philip : Bowers 4 Co, Newark, y j.