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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
tONiLICTIiG CORPORATION LAWS.
Justice Chester Decides That Only Ono
Resident Director Is REQUIRED.

ALBAST, July 2l.-Jrstice Alden Chester OF
The Supreme Court to-day handed down de-
tision in tie case Of the Schovering. DAILY &
GaIes Company OF Brooklyn for writ OF man
danm to compel the Secretary OF State 70 file
10 his office the certificate OF INCORPORATION Of
the company, which he had rejected when pre-
sented for filing because only one OF the d.
rsctors named therein was resident OF this
SAT-
Justice Chester, In hia opinion. says that the
REALTORS seek a roIemptory writ OF mandamus
g c5mpel the defendant to file certificate In
MS olhco under section OF the General Cor
pora'lon law. which 1rovides t hat certificate
VI incorporation must be executed by natura
persons, who must be OF full age. and at least
iN0.thirds ~ them must be citizens Of the
Ilnued States and one Of them n resident Of
inls STATE. The Justice held that the provls-
ION OF section ~. recurring two resident d.
isrtors has been repealed by i'm licntion bv
ne SUBSEQUENT amendment Of section /. and
,ne'elore that the relator is entitled to have
tne petemptory writ he asks for requiring the
Gelehdant to file In his office tho certificate Of
hcorDofation In question. but the writ should
SSeerahted without costs. as 1t appears that the
1Tsendhht has acted in good faith In refusing to
~ .hc we certificate with this Inconsistency In
'he statutes confronting him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
VALENTINE GOES TO STATE PRISON.


New BRUNSWICK. N. j.. July 21.-George NJ
Valentine. the defaulting cashier OF tho Mid
dlesex County Bank OF Perth Amboy. began
his term OF six years In the State prison this
morning. Just one week after he had given
himself up to the authorities hero and &c
knowedged that he was an EN- bezZler. He got
up early and was Joined at Z A. NJ. by his young
wife. At 1880 o'clock Valentine said good by
to Deputy Sheriff Wesner and Jailer Messer
and walked out OF the Sheriffs office with his
wife on his arm. He had n satchel in his hand.
Sheriff Litterst followed the couple at some
distance smoking n cigar. They went to the
Suydam street station. and at 3 o'cock boarded
n train for Trenton.
PERTH ANNOY. n. j.. July PA massmeet-
ing of depositors in the MiddleseN County
Bank was held here last night at which a com
mittee OF seven was chosen to secure legal
advice and investigate certain suspicious cir
cumstances connected with the bank failure
which lead to a belief that some officials OF the
bank bes des the cash ieg knew that institution
was insolvent several days before it actually
closed its doors.
The committee chosen is com posed OF Mayor
James l.. Compton. Peter Nelson. Thomas
Lang and Charles X. Seaman of this city. John
Scully OF South Amboy. II. \. Yetman cf Tot
tenville and c. N. Liddle OF Woodbridge.
1t Is feared now that the savings bank Is
shaky. Sums placed to the credit Of depositors
in their passbooks have in many cases been
found to be d ifferent from the accounts in the
books OF the bank.
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FEDERAL STkEL,S Dividends.
President Gary Discusses the Injunction Z
the Court.

President Gary Discusses the Injunction of
the Court.
Former Judge L. II. Gary. President OF the
Federal Steel Company. who returned to this
city from Chicago yesterday. after a study Of
the dividend situation. in view Of tho decision
rendered by Judge Thomas on Wednesday.
made the following statement:
The Court having decided that no dividend
on the common stock can be declared or paid
until the end Of the year. the directors can take
nc. action with reference to the common stock
prior To Jan. |, 1900. | understand the Court
has decided that the action OF the directors in
declaring dividend on the preferred stock.
payable on July 20. is absolutely void, for the
reason that under the New Jersey law; the
must be fixed in the charter or bylaws.
AZ a meeting OF the directors to be held
next Tuesday the question OF adding n bylaw
which shall FIX dates for the, declaration Of
dividends will he considered. II il possible. u
such bylaw shall he adopted. the Court will
modify the Injunction so as to permit the decla-
ration OF dividends on the preferred stock
before the expiration OF the year"
Mr. Gary will sail for Europe on July 20. to
be gone for six weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
MOLIyEUX DIDN'T PLEAD.
His Counsel Demands to See tho Minutes of
the Grand Jury.

His Counsel Demands to See tho Minutes of
the Grand Jury.
Roland B. Molineux was arraigned yesterday
in the General Sessions to plead to the latest
indictment found against him for murder in
the first degree. The indictment was read. but
Barlow s. Weeks. his counsel interrupted the
proceedings by asking Judge Blanchard to
issue an order for permission to inspect the
minutes OF the Grand Jury that indicted Moi-
neuX.
Mr.. Weeks said that Mollneux had been in
dicted without having police court examna-
ton and without having chance to defend
himself before a police magistrate. He added
that illegal evidence had been submitted to
the Grand Jury. Ofths he said he was positive.
Judge Blanchard said he thought the proper
way to dispose OF the matter was for counsel
to make a formal motion to inspect the Grand
Jury minutes. Counsel could serve notice In
the usual way upon the District Attorney. and
day could be set for argument.
Mr.. Weeks said that he would serve such no.
tice upon the District Attorney on Monday and
argument could be heard, on the motion on
Tuesday This was agreed to.
Molineux was then led back to the Tombs
without being compelled to plead to the in
dictment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22

The Joint Committees on Railroads OF the
Council and the Board OF Aldermen gave
hearing yesterday on the application OF the
Ocean Electric Railway Company for a fran
chise to run cars in certain streets in Far
Rockaway. The citizens OF that part OF the
city sent n delegation headed by Thomas
]. Gllroy. Jr., son OF cX-Mayor Gilroy.
Joseph Curtis. William Crowell. Arch-
bald Mulch and Building Commissioner Gull
fovle Of Brooklyn to oppose the granting OF the
franchise, on the ground that the running Of
to the interests OF the property owners No
action was taken.
Tho committee also gave hearing on the
mel company's application for q tunnel fran
chise. President Baldwin Of the railroad and
provement Commisson. urged that the fran
chise be granted. No one opposed 1t.
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n,,ot. ''|N'h Episcopal Church du St. Esprit
iar,, ,'',' 81" for new church. and now so
10 =, majority "t the congregation is opposed
ya.,o ,"n' budding will not be begun. Speaking
,''' on IN" matter DR. +. II. NJ. Sell. a
which I.,Ii me N"stry. said that at the meeting
hot iar,o1 ley :" purchase the land there was
'FmlmSV '"ll' s'utation Of the mem bership.
c.lNcd !, y, general opinion uniavorably in
matter i" n'u H. h" said. those who had the
site pnr,, Mtsr ar" Hing IL shall be sold and
nEGGro The rropeTtv is .S aM be a no HS
hetwna6 VIZ y'srH"nth street about midway
ohI"rr,"" y, nH.d.r"n and Fourth avenues. The
isoH Sllarn .aI II Is under the walls OF Mad
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tSEQT1L ASSESSMENTS.
e'"" "anamnker and r. NJ. galloway
Procure Writs of Certiorari.

NV" more writs OF certiorari we're issued by
.us,ce Hlegerich OF the Supreme Court yes
"'o"' 10 review tax assessments. John Wan
a''"NeF SAYS that the tax imposed on the store
p'opery from 172 to 7SS Broadway OF 81. 5OO.-
W.. IS excessive and that it should be reduced
,osl'l"oooo. which is the amount OF the tax
H." "cr iSS, II" shows that. while his per cent Of
n IuhnSe Il moro than 81. property in the
rrT,ghborhood has only been Increased at rates
rIpPNuing from to II Der cent.
S,t t " nn Halaway asked that the assessment OF
iHwor, m" lHyled on Al and ~ Wall street be
n"o55eu 70 Si1O,OOO. which was the tax I'M
n pHSeu p 1877 and which he claims Is the tax
Of ~ aue 81 the property. He submits a table
10 s shu aHeS on other property in the vicinity
cent. Is unequal. - '"o'e '''"" '' Pe'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
REdL ESTATE NEWS.

The realty transactions at private contract
closed yesterday were few In number and COM
paratively unimportant. The auction branch
OF the market was even more inactive than the
brokerage branch Out Of the four parcels
scheduled for sale in tho auction room only
two were actually sold. the others being with
drawn All the sales were In foreclosure. and
OF the two parcels disposed Of one was secured
by the plaintiff in the action. while the second
went to an outsider.
The transfer to the Onward Construction
Company OF the block on the west side OF
Broadway, between Seventy third and Seventy
fourth streets. Is to be followed by the erection
of large apartment hotel on the site. The
property was owned by w. L. d. Stokes. and 1t
is understood that he is interested with the
construction company In the hotel. The plans
fo- the hotel are practically prepared. 1t 10 to
be a fourteen story building. having frontaRes
OF 213 feet on Broadway. PAT feet on Seventy
third street and 1872 feet on Seventy fourth
street
A foreclosure suit has been instituted by the
Mutual Life Insurance Company against the
Vow York Steam Power Company. The prem
ises involved arc Nos. 81 and 80 Ann street
John d. Hawiey took title yesterday to Nos.
557 and $50 Broadway and Nos. 1913 and 1870
Mercer street from the Countess CASTOR DAr-
schot and the Union Trust Company. as trus-
toe. Tho consideration given for one half was
$l63I5O. \ mortgage on the property for
was also recorded -
The brokers In the sale OF No. 1901 Fifth ave-
nue. were Kahn Il Bauman.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
FOUGHT ON EXCHANGE FLOOR.
Two Telephone Boys Come to Blows at the
Consolidated Exchange.

Consolidated Exchange.
Afight between two telephone boys enlivened
things on the floor OF the Consolidated Stock
and Petroleum Exchange yesterday afternoon.
Samuel Reiben. who takes orders on the tele-
phone for W Z. Eager. told Eddy Enright. who
works for W. B. Smith 4 Co.. that he couldn't
lick another telephone boy, The argument
blows. Reiben the bigger boy. had received
a black, eve before the lighters were separated
by the brokers'
Both boys were disciplined. Enright was
ruled Off the floor for two weeks and Roiben for
a month The first named was told by W. Is.
Smith. who was Lieutenant Colonel of the 1921
Regiment to take two-weeks' vacation with
full pay. so pleased was Col. Smith with his
fighting qualities.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
Ludwig Jollenbaren Missing from Astoria.

Deputy Chief OF Police Clayton OF Queens
borough yesterday sent out n general alarm to
all OF his precinct commanders to assist in an
effort being made TO find Ludwig Jollen bagen
SB years old. Of 20 Washington place, Astoria
When he left home on Tuesday he told mem
bers Of his family that he intended to go over
to Manhattan and draw $500 from the Bowery
Savings Bank, where he had deposit His
relatives fear that he has met with foul riay.
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THE SIX NEW CRUISERs.
The Time for Their Construction Extended
to Thirty Months.

WASHINGTON. July Plata meeting OF the
Naval Board on Construction to-day it was de-
cided TO recommend to the Secretary OF the
Navy that tho time for the construction OF the
six cruisers Of the Denver class be extended
from two years to thirty months. This action
Scott President OF tho Union Iron Works OF
San Francisco. that IL would be impossib BILE TO
build the vessels within two years because ma
terial could not be obtained in that time. The
shipy1rds Of the country are overrun with
work. and the contracts which they have now
consume nearly all tho material that can be
obtained in the next six months The bids for
the construction Of the six cruisers will be
opened at the Navy Department on Nov 2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
4 DENTISTS YOUTHFUL PATIENT
A Two-Months-Old Infant Couldn't Nurse
Because of Its Teeth.

A Two-Months-Old Infant Couldn't Nurse
Because of Its Teeth.
DR.. J. c. Mapp. dentist OF 30 Court street.
Brooklyn. extracted two teeth from the lower
jaw OF 2-months-old baby yesterday alter
noon. The baby was born with the teeth.
Within the last week the teeth cut the childs
tongue so that it could not nurse. and physi-
clan advised that the teeth be extracted. The
childs father and mother called at Dr. Maps
office and the father said;
Doctor. want you to extract two teeth for
my son"
Here he is." snid the mother. lifting up the
baby.
patient ever had"
In a few seconds he had extracted the teeth,
which the mother wrapped up and carried
home The baby is Christopher Quinn OF 444
Bushwick avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
Lieut.. Kennedy, Twenty-seventh United
states Infantry, Recruiting Here.

Lieut.. Kennedy, recently appointed and as
signed to the Twsnty-seventh United States
Infantry has been ordered on recruiting SER
vice in this city, with station at 1925 Third
avenue. Iieut. Kennedy served during the
Spanish war as Captain in the SiXty-ninth New
York Volunteers. and before the war had been
a Lieutenant in the Twenty-second New York
National Guard, His detail on recruiting SER
vice is for a wcekOnly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
New Route to Rocknwny.

The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company will
open new line to Rockaway Beach to-mor-
row. Elevated trains will be run from the
bridge terminal to Rockaway Beach, going on
the Long Island Railroad tracks at Fatbush
avenue. Tho trains will be run on half hour
hcadway, the running time from the bridge to
the beach being nifty eight minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
\ Big Attachments.

tarlr'.' Nh'nN Eadley has received an at
Mor.r.' S""O,OoO against Charles A.
k,sw,,,, w ,."ndon in favor Of Stanley II. q.
Tor dam ootnaa'ng rs Stewart 4 Co. on claim
made sy VI ~ ny reason of representations
was in4rca,i h"i"lug npon which Mr. Steward
=. IawTnIH", a. pnrt with S75O.OO stock OF the
! Tn ,,,n,, Power Company OF Messena, Y.
eIer o. ,nis ",l.ri was served on the treas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22

At the New York Real Estate Salcsroom yes
terday Peter +. Meyer Il Co. sold in foreclo-
story frame building in rear, on a LOT 2Jx!n.l1.
at No 81 West 1920 street. to Patrick J. Kane
for S7.275.
Herbert A. sherman sold. in foreclosure. the
lvesto brick fiat with store. on lot 10y
mll. at No. 1lG West 135th street. to the
plaintiff. Virginia s. Mackay-Smith. for
SD3OyO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22

SIS Fuerst Bismarck Barends. Hamburg July 10,
Southampton and Cherbourg 14th.
Ss Palatla. Reessing, Hamburg July and Bou.
loRn- 10th.
ss Lucania. Mckay. Liverpool July 1s, Queens.
town 18th.
Sr Carib. Garvin. Santo Domingo.
SIS Barbarl ssa, Richter. Bremen.
SIS Hamilton. Dole. Norfolk.
SIS kattr Prince. Olditch, Rio Janeiro.
Ss Athos, Lund Colon.
Ss Comal. Evans, Galveston.
SIS City of Philadelphia, Curry, Baltimore.
bs Drummond Chubh, New Orleans.
For later arrivals see r'rst PAyaI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
Big Shipments of Linsecd Cake.

The American Linseed Company. II was
stated yesterday. has completed tho delivery to
Of cake" and it has begun the shipment on
contract OF 10000 tons OF cake 10 Amsterdam
The com pany also has contracts for $500 tons
and August Cake and meal are used for fod-
dol
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The steamer Columbia. having been bought
from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
Join the Republic tomorrow on the Ocean line
from Pier 10. East River. to the iron Iier at
Long Branch. new time table will soon be
announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
and basement natu Fila, Kempner, owner;

and basement fats; Elias Kempner. owner;
o Pelham. architect! cost, ........,,,.,.. 10000
Park row and and 3 Ann IT. ciCht.story
once build nE; parS kUw ,.Onst. ucton
GO. owner II II Robertson. architect. cost 10000
Ptlham ~. p, ~ Cambreng Av, i'm
pruNeinent to dwelling; ii Crpghan,
owner; Miller, architects cost .....,.. 900
Poplar st, 352 Forest st. twu.stuly dwell.
ing; ShArles Money, owner and architect;
cost ,...,..,,.., 5000
Wales nV and l4pth st. II e cor; improve
,,er; Moore 4 Land Sedei artnitS'ts; cost 5000
west aV, W Classon Point road. Vestchestcr,
Improvement to public schools city New
re-. owner: u SNYDER. architcct cost 1000
llth NV and 3Oth II. 9 cor, two and three
Rose archit, CT cost ..,.'''..,.,,. 5000
ian st. llb.ila T.; improvement to lofts;
Schcrmerhnrn, owner Sinner Sons.
seth g. lOH IL improvement to dwelling!
architcc s. cost '.''..,,..D'', ..'..,..,.', 1000
6lst st. II 9. 200 I'd av; Improvement to
chnrch Rev John q Kissncr owner;
Ogden. architect; rost ..................,. 10000
with st. nS 1925 " Park nv. tour hye.story
and bhs"mcnt flats; Samuel Ginsborg,
owner: r Miller, architect: cost ...:,,.. 10000
la<th NJ, II =, 100 LenuX av. hve.story
tanement: John + Doyle, owner; G A
Miner, architect cost ................. ~ 900
lbOth At. So. 100 W Morris Az, Improvement
TO dwelling: Matthew s illivan, owner; A
ArCtAnder, architect cost. ................ 1900
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1HIrf BfTES AFTER JAMES y. HYDE.
'"'' "r' Hyde Committed Perjury In n Suit
and He'll Prove IT.

harlcs Bates asked Magistrate Mott in the
Neh'rc Street Police Court Yesterday for n sum
mons mons Tor James F. Hyde. Secretary OF the
r'''ohaI Horse Show Association, on a charge
=, re"ury, Bates sued Mr.. Hyde recently to
, ro,, 500 for the care and feed OF saddle
on,nihrd DavO.cssa. said to be Mr., Hyde's
sm1mn,H a4d obtained judgment for the full
the hs, II" snId in court yesterday that at
cp.s er Wa ~, ~ his property He had. however
and tho E'aN TI"--a III both the Long Branch
MaptVs, NV lmrk horse shows as his.
tun,n,',, II" MOTT -Ad he would issue tho
eyide"omIN ~ ,ppn as SIR. Bates produced some
to-day '""'' bates said he would do 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
Private Sales.

The Frank J.. Fisher Company. In connection
with c. L. Haskell, has exchanged for +; Burt
West Ninrty-sixth street for tho nye-story
double fiat. on n lot 27XSSx1OO. at No. 2O5
West Eighty fourth street.
sold for j. j. Worteing TO W. +. Good the Ave
story tenement. 25x4f. at No. 324 West Six
tenth street.
Myer s. Hellman has bought the five story
brownstone dwelling No. 254 East lO2d street
W ii. Bell has sold the plot, 3lXlOl. on tho
street.
The Stephens Real Estate Company and
Francis Is. Robert have resold at an advance
the property purchased from II. Maibrum, l.
Stcigerwa and Robert Thompson on the north
east corner Of Broadway and Ninety-seventh
street. 1OOxl50. on private terms to an op
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Recorded MortRaRes.

hulNIeTOAm aN, n q cor Washington brluRe
win ct al. trus &c, 3 vrs,..:..",...,.... ga 900
Az A. 2a5; Henry Keilus 10 John McRoy.
Az il, 80. 81 ia,h st Thomas L Newman
vc.sw cor iih st: Patrick skcily to Emf. '''''
grant Industrial sa, ings Bank, Il yr..'... 5000
BERNSTEIN. iyr...........,.,...,..,. -. 5000
Bookstavor to Bradley and ourrier Co, 40.
Broadway. cor load St. George Daily '"''
and John Carlson to the Germanis Life oo
Broadway, 81 and 55p. and Mercer at. ii2s
Co Of Ny, ayrs .....,....,:.,-. zoe. 900
RUPERT. saloon lease, demand. ...,...... 5000
Droome st. q, 30 Ridgr st; julius and
Max Wcnsten to Citizens Savings Bank.
Bro3me at. :, so . Ridge at; Julius and ''''''
Max weinston to Citizens Savings Bank. ..
Delaney At. 14s. Gettcl and Louis smith to
> the Fast River Savings Institution, yrs: $4,000
NI Fsr % . river Ssmms nna nhSa
yr,.,, ,..'...,,.,-.' 1900
mund CONN q WIS ,.,.....' .'..,........., $4,000
mnnd Conn = yrs 49, ,,.S ~ $4,000
Ennd Helena Terry to Gustav W Brenne.
Fort 9rth Ws,hinstSn ss,Iarcsl Ne, les,r; 2?G
and W = KingSbrIdge road: Jonas NJ and
iredk Libbcy to Edward schell. truT.
Henry st. 24a fni 245; samuel Barkin to
Louis Manhcim. demand .".'........-.... 10000
sondheim. yrs.'.., ...,,,'....'..,.',.e 10000
Mary A Buser to Charles Knauf, iustalls 400
Lot IL 81 map Ncili estate; Susie Luf
t, Charles Knapf. ins'Nlls ~. .r...,,: $50
Hugo sc f% vi Il" fredarct Boss! gP 1850
AE Gres"Ha n i to cpsra W." eve NJ
Lots " 4 Ss to ~ block 1929 map Bahqnto 1"o'
estate; GeorGi Bonavia to Henry Weiss.
LewisH. 100: FREDERICK hlesinrcr to Ma.
,, than and Jane. wcis;hsgvsr, yyr.,r..: 5000
m XrsSa ss yc f fpn ana S Harris Rsmsm
to Jacob Mannheim. ". .,.....,...,....... $4,000
%TsTsy TO MsS SG5 rG'''F p Pat 1900
fT Fanne Ross to o2 Absa y
RSerev.,sw cor. isoth st: Patrick j. sniii: w
van to Catherine Shea ct al. eHrs, Sc. 5yrs 5000
Wicker II: Maria Mcshano to du.sie A ,,oo
wooster St, e.s; ~. % n Hou.t,n ST. Michael -
I'd st. =. lot 5l2. map Pctrus stnyvesant
estate: Samuel Goodman tn Maria A
Froehlch. r1tr1. &c. i r -; $1,000
estate: samuel doodnan to Isidore Jack:
sdasy issg; william reilly e Bernhelmer 1soo
I'd az 2s: 2a!S samns 10 Bernhcimcr DOW
4 schmid. lcasehold. demand. .....-...... 1880
7th al: al! Dennis Martin to Bernheimer ''"00
4 schmid. lcssehold. demand ..........,.. $500
Schacfer Brewing Co. lca.chold demand 5000
Har 9 Msndesanm and nn oh insaiis ia" 1900
tcnds to Hudson River also. DIST, ws.1oo
Hudson az. extends To Hudson River and
14th tav: also. D a. IS, lIos Hudson az;
st. centre line at hirhwn or marx. runs
to bulkhead: Henry and Henry +
stevens, Jr to Henry W de Forest. e,rs,
9th s., :. 52 9th av: En.tach sebcrto ''''''
Wilson Adams 4 Go; = mos. .,.. ..,,..,,.... 1000
2.th st.ns 3 ~ 10Th sv: EustaCh sieber go,
2d,h IT,: 4. az and sa VI Jane oyerYa to '''
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The Real Estate Board OF Broker.

Requiring the news facilities OF Trustworthy morn
ing publication, together with corresponding eli.
cntane, have designated The sUS their oitlcaI News
ana ADVERTISING medium. There is printed each
day complete summary OF Heal Estate tran sactions
together with list vi Real Estate Auction sales to
ocCur.-AdV.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
To Erect Fortiacations at Nahunt.

LYNN. Mass. July 1.-THE United States
Government has begun preliminary surveys at
Nahant for permanent Notifications on Bailey's
Hill. the highest part OF the peninsula During
porary coast defence, and has since been used
ms testing ground for the American Ordnance
4 M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-22
A New Rector for St. Aloysius II. c. Church
ut Grent Mock.

Pensioners Of st. Aloyslus Roman Catholic
Church in Great Neck, l.. l.. were informed
yesterday that Vicar General p j. Mcnamara.
who is officiating as acting Bishop OF the Long
Island Diocese. has appointed the Rev Daniel
5. Cherry as successor to the late Rev Edward
J. Smith
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MechnnicS' Liens.

BronIdhle Av, 9 W cor West Farms road ASK
100; John F Sebuhr Otto kuhlman
and Cornelius Olsen .....,,.......,,, 80. sl1 90
Ircnt Good ct al 500 90
Kelly st, II e cor Beach av 25NB5; DAnielA
Fitzpatrick W. John Baker .............. % 90
Lexington Av, ld2l and 1929; Maurice
Kennedy va Henrietta Siofke ct al 900. A56 %
RivCryiew Terrace, " =. lB 5Sth at, 1880;
John Siebuhr vs. Elizabeth HArtog and
18th at, 80 u; the PenThyn State Co VS. HeW
Miller, - and NJ JhAw 4 Co.....,.... 1925 90
10Th st, n p. ia W Columbus nv, b7.3xloO;
A Is Zee Mfg Co w W Smith ........... CPS 90
baker aud ano..,. .;,.,......'.,...... TIA 90
sHth st. 4. 400 W Columbus av, hOI1OO.s;
Orville A Duryea vs. JASJ sullivan and ano $50 90
18th At. rs, lU0 sth av. l25IlOO.ll; Ed
ward Roach vs. Henry SlcholHburR ..... 8, 200 90
18TH At, II y. 100 18th Av. l25NlOOll:
Nathaniel Wise VS. Henry NcholSburg and
li7th st, n 8, u W L"nox av. i25xiOO -
Union Granite Co vs. Virginia Brugnelii. p7s 3b
l32d st. 554 and 500 W Bernard Badanes
vs. Joseph Levin ~, 80 -. -. Il5 90
Joseph Levin XIII, -, o75 90
l6Oth ~. 3. ~ " CORTLAND Av, 5oXIOo;
Steel Mantel Co VS. Margaret Redican. .... 20 90