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DIED IN 4 WAGON.
Old Franklin Had Ridden In IL With Son
mud Daughter-in-Lnw From Pittsburg.

Lsa Franklin. 7Gy,u g III. died In n wagon
At Long Island City on ..onday night. He had
driven from Pittshurr. Pa. with his son. Fred
.rck A. Franklin, and the sons wife. They
had spent three weeks along the road and
reached Long Island City on Monday after
noon They believed they had friends In the
place who were going to get the son work, but
the friends had moved away. Mrs. Franklin
said they could not get rooms and had to spend
the nlcht In the wagon, They drove to vacant
lot of Borden avenue. on the outskirts OF
Hunters Point and put up for the night. She
stated that when she and her husband awoke
Yesterday morning they found old MIR. Frank
lin dead between them. The son said that his
father spent the night alone in tho wagon aud
that he amt his VII" went to n hotel Mr1.
franklin denied the story and her husband
could MOI r1Iut out N" hotel
The son wanted an autopsy held. Stating tina:
he had valuable phrerS anu about sIlhO De-
longing 10 hi father aud mu-t know the true
cause ~ his death Amnl.nnc. Surge IN CAS-
sidy ~ 81. John Hospital said ho believed
thar heart is-as. and exposure were rcspou-
The wagon was; was about he sizs Of a one.horse
express IL had q waterproof that covore tho
rear and front. shutting out Oi view Of
me interior Inside there was wooden
locker along each Il 20 ant between the two
lockers were piacri Sev-ral narrow mattresses.
These were covered wt'hR hall dozen Iutits and
a. many blankets. There were several whisk
ttooms and hair trustees and other articles
hanging from hooks In the fr me OF the 'op
ani numerous articles. Of wearing arrare ~
sheets % heavy brown paper had been 'as.
tened inside the waterproof cover The outfit
included iug which growl"d and snapped at
every one coming near the wagon
The police conclu Ted that there was nothing
suspicious about tho mans death anil drcidei
rot "a h1' his son or the woman. Mrs Frank
In Is about 30 year- oil and was comfortably
dressed She said thar the dead man persisted
In remaining In the wagon all tho time. She
stated that they had spent all last summe r
tave ling about In the wagon.
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RI.

Mrs Mary Ramsay Denman. a wealthy
widow who for years has been prominent In
church and temperance work in New jersey.
died on Monday NJ her home In Newark She
Sy b DItn IN ina' Sy IN ~ and THs nd"pt"d
lsa4c Drnman, Il carriage manufacturer, who
clei IN 1922 Two IONS survive her. They
sTe Isaac T. penmNn. City Treasurer Of
Alderman, now one Of tho owners OF the Athn
lllingworth Steel Works.
:, E'Ihu Is, Estes. tho head OF the firm OF Z. b.
dsstSs a Soqsi manufacturers Of oox"s and
noon, AZ his home. II East FIT street. In the
es.atnHsh diSStrict 10 Brooslyn. In his seventy
hrst year lie retired from the active manage
IIlrhl ~ me business some years ago and has
eey"trh himself 10 the caro- Of his extensive
E SG5 es,S'S interests lie was memner Of the
inc 'un",hl services will b" held.
lisnyS Dwyer for thirty years member
:, ne h New York police force, died suddenly at
E His nome M,, at IatchoEne /. yest"rley He
cane 70 Amerca when lad o. 10 years and
settled In New York CITY. About fifteen years
re re he retired from the police force and set
ptC.aPt Lewis b, Thurbcr. d lcd at his homo at
irat,hogIe, J., |. on Monday =. He was horn
me- NE ana was y years Of ago He co,mmandei
years The Thurber cottages on Bay avenue.
pWhtl ana managed by Cart. and Mrs. Thur
VII NV" ,eeh the summer home OF many New
,,DE Granville Brohst Slough died at his home
" iaNon, Pt on Monday night OF grip and
sssaralySis In the SSth year OF HE age. He was
u suuSrn'eI at Lafayette College. and later
,,eRe, PHILADELPHIA. At one time he served in
tt1r Jnl,ed States Navy as a surgeon under
;, frank ", Woods, one Of the hest known club
,llIher having FOR thirty years been connected
NM thH ) II, Lippincott Company. died on
octTMIhy ~ Philadelphia He served in the War
/, nln h"hHon and was Nom ber Of the Union
League, lie was 81 years old.
a.,9arl"S Watson White oil2BO Boston road
oi!eP yes'"riay at his home OF a complication
oeen In he real estate business in The Bronx
since early manhood "
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b. c. 6F. T. Barry have sold for Charles A.
Gardiner the four-story residence. No. U9I
Madison avenue.
Herbert Il Rexes has sold for the estate Of
Kate johnson to Biagios furiati the hve-story
douhle tenement, 25NS2. No 40 East Eigh-
tenth street.
Daniel T.. seybrl has bought from the De-
laney estate the plat. 125XluO. on the north
aide OF Sixty-seventh street, 100 feet east OF
Columbus avenue and the adjoining plot. I5x-
100.
Barnett h Co. have sold Tor Matilda Trusx
the three story hrownstone dwelling. No. IL
East l27th street They have also sold to q
Miss Pratt the thrcc-stpry brownstone DWELL
ing, No * East 10th street.
Lowenteld 4 Prages have bought Nos 442
g 4iB East Tenth street. three tour-story
buildings on plot 7uSiEi.4Nirregulnr.
\. Is. kight has sold the hye.stCry American
basement dwelling, No. - West Seventy
second street. to a Mr. Birch
The Dubois estate has sold Nos. "a to - and
o. To ~ First street, AMI Nos % 10 II and
Nos 40 to As Second street. abutting in the
rear. To a firm OF operators.
William g. Mebb.r has sold two fve-story
fats on the north side OF ll4th street, between
Filth and Lenox avenue.
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Auction Sales To-Day.

Park avenue, No. e33, cas-, side. -nve-story
brick nat 2juf. south sist street. 25dSIlOO;
Annuity and Trust Company Of Phadephia.
trustee, VS. William u. Pore Il al Adams Com
s sS G and co Sas
SssessmeIts. &c. sl.235,sS and interest; also
IVES Vest Eth street. 10 2l2. south side. $50
west Seventh avenue. three-story stone front
SMTSns ld MOORE q, Marx
attorneys: William VI. Hoes. referee; due on
judgment, s. oJ5 ~ and interest: costs AMI al
ments, ,&c. s4l94 40 and interest, prior mort
gage. Sll.75O ana interest.
ny JOHN 7. BOYD.
West l3oth street No. IS. north side. 335 feat
basement brownstone dive ling: foIeciosure
a." neiioR a. l,th W Nyenns baT AZ vs.
torney: Louis Ianneman. referee: due on
judgment. Si.4Sl - aud interest: costs and
allowance. s$ss :si and in,erest taxes, assess
ments;s ~ ~ 20 anu interest: prior mort
S West iai.t s street. NO. rs. south side. 1875
feet east OF Lenox avenue. 5OxH0. II two-story
action No. 2: due on judgment. So. 100 80 and
interest: costs and alowanc"s. s2i2 ~ and in;
interest; prior mortgage. $4,000 and interest.
BY u. PHOENIX ISGRAHAM a co.
Wost 45th street No. 40. south side $50 foot
west OF sixth avenue: ny"-story stone front
Weinberg against Sarah VI. Hunt ct al: Lach-
man 90 dsmith. attorneys: Arthur u. Truax.
roIcree: due on judgment, Sl5.S3!,. W AMI in
tcrost: costs and allowances sos ~ and inter-
est; taxeI, assessments. Sc., Sl2I III and in
terest; subsequent len. Sl2,7ll. ITO and inter-
est; costs, $1,000 and interest.
ny HERBERT A. SHERMAN
Westminster avenue. southeast corner Sid
ney street, irregular plot, runs east 81. K
south 2'5X northwest along WnstchrIter ave-
nue. 32x north to beginning 25!,; two-story
frame dwell force lOsure sale: Levi SPRING
stcen W. George L.. Stevenson ct al; James
McKeen, attorney: VI. ii. DalherG. referee due
on Judgment. $3.50 and interest: costs and
allowances, Sl2i.3l: taxes, assessments. dc.,
$l29 ~ and interest.
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mON'r SUE MR. WINANAKER.
Five Actions for Alleged Violation of tho
Contract Labor Law Given Tn.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov ~. - Five civil suits
which were brought by the United States Gov
eminent against John WanamaEer In 1895 to
recover penalties for the violation Of the Con-
tract Labor law were to-day abandoned by
United States District Attorney Beck. who said
that three ~ the witt esses hai left tho Juris-
dlctl9n, and that also n view u the recent
decsl = q Judge Bum IN the United states
diana, u arpeHr-i that there was Iittle chance
lot the United states 10 recover from Nr. Wan
nmAEer This decision was that IL" Contract
Labor law APPLIED only 10 unskilled la or. ard
that Mr. NGnnmakers Advertisement In the
London rarer being for experienced silk sales
men. class"d the same as window dress"rs or
law
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An Old Theory
Exploded.
Food not Digested in the
Stomach.
This Organ only Prepares II for Assimi.
laiion by the Intestines.

Until a few months ago the medical
profession, as well as the public at large.
have always believed that food was d.
gested in the stomach; but thanks TO
science, they are now enabled to follow
the whole process of digestion with their
own eyes from the moment food enters
the mouth until it is taken into the sys-
TEN, or carried off through the bowels.
Heretofore all remedies Tor the cure of
dyspepsia have been given with the idea
of assisting the stomach to digest food,
end the discovery that this organ does not
digest il at all explains the cause of their
failure to cure the disease, and its con-
slant increase in spite of the thousand and
one remedies used. Another and equally
important discovery was also made: that
there are three distinct kinds Of dyspepsia,
two of which require different remedies,
and the remedy for one must be exactly
opposite to that of the other in character.
For instance, acid dyspepsia requires an
alkaline treatment: indigestion an acid
treatment; these combined and given In
one dose neutralize each other, conse-
quently, cannot be given together with
effect The third and most dangerous of
all intestinal dyspepsia) requires a GER
micide which must be harmless and yet
strong enough to destroy the bacilli which
cause the disease. Understanding this
and knowing that they posses the only
germicide which can be taken internally
without injury lHyomeD the r. 7. Booth
Company have placed on the market n
dyspepsia cure. and the only one made
which treats every phase of the disease
separately. That IL has been success Is
shown by the fact that they guarantee
it, something never done before, and
agree to return the money If cure is not
effected.
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Miss Ella McDermott and Charles ROYAL
Hcbard were married 'ast nigh at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs James W.
McDermott. ~ Macon street. Brooklyn. The
Rev. DR.. Robert Il. Meredith. pastor OF the
Tomrkius Avenue Congregational Church,
KR'zanha 81 Manhattan and Miss Alice
Leach Gqd Miss jessie Knulard OF Brook lyn
Author Foster H"bard. brother OF thu br de-
groom. was test man and the uShers were
FREDERICK Stewart OF Manhattan and Dr.
Charles y Hutch ms, Charles j McDermott
and Henry Hunt Romer Of Brooklyn. A -ecep-
ton followed
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became Deaf aud Dumb suddenly.

rePEINGFIELD. Mass. Nov. %. - Elmer T..
p'oH'ur' machinist OF Hopedale. was dis
s"afte1 from the House Of Mercy Hospital to-
SSaN Heh and dumb. Up to few weeks AGO
p'ol'ur had perfect powers OF speech and
"oarhG' but then suffered an attack OF the
fn,p IN recovering he went to work at the
TS.s T. anu was asking fellow workman TO
nor Wtt-r Icing unable TO finish the sentence.
IN, n1N nrnn unable to sneak u word since, he
XIII as" totally deaf The doctors say his disa-
cover in time '''N S''''' '0 W." ~.
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.

DOWNTOWN,
tSouh n Fourteenth st.
Hester ut, III, hve-story tenement and
straub, architects; cost. -. $4,000
Broadway. ., lla N Broome It; improve
mont to store and lofts; ] Bass estate,
owner; 4 Rookie. architect; cost, 100
9TH 1t, 1873 W; improvement to dwelling;
Timothy Kelley owner l. q Holden. ,ooo
Broadway, 4bV; improvement 10 store and
lofts; 7 Sunon estate, owner; Il Ber-
gor, architect; cost, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1856
1tth st, IL W; improvement To store; IL IL
CAmmann. owner; q Lthgow, architect;
cost '''''''''''''''' N'ooo
EAST SIDE.
tEdH Of FVth az, b:tpeen Fourteenth and HON sts)
18th at, 84l k; improvement TO dwelling;
Frank White. owner; Ii Regelman' archi-
4tth IT ~ i2h Second ny; improvements '''
t. factory; Bertha VOlksnning. owner;
Baxter, architect; cost .....,,,;,,,';,.,... 1000
37th vt, Al K; improvement to shop; lnger-
soil Sergeant Drill Co, owner COST ,.:;... 800
list t % Az A: ono-story she'd New
architect. cost .,..,,........,.,,,:......: 2bo
Madison ay. l2l; Improvement to hatl i2l
Madison Av Co. owner; y HAddiek.
architect cost 1000
WEST SIDE,
tWsit Of FJih av., bstiOssn Fourteenth a nj IfoA ss
<2d st. aud Ninth Nv. n oori Improvement
TO tenement and store; Daniel owner;
Jordan architect; cost ......v..;..;.. 5000
apartment house; W II Stearns, owneri
CA Rich, architect: cost ,...,......,..... 10000
BRONX.
borough Of Ths BronBJ
Main, Of. " q, 1o2 Ditnore ~ Guy Islandi i,
two-story dwellings Joaquin Reggeide,
owner William II, RonIee, architect cost 10000
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Bradford-McCuilagh.

BRICK CHURCH. y. j., Nov. 2s.-Thls evening
in st. Paus Episcopal Church. Fast Orange.
Miss Mary Frances McCullagh. daughter OF
Mrs Seymour McCul'agh was married TO
Harold Stanhish Bradford oi Boston Aspeci al
train was run over the Erie Railroad to bring
McCuagh was maid Of honor and DR.. George
Marks OF Boston was best man.
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IaIths ns 7H F. Broadway. loOIiOlI: Fred'k q
Potter VS. Lewis Mortimer ct al; atty. W Ar
mold.
coma Park, 24th ward. 38 4NiOo. Y Builling
Loan Banking co VI Fred ID King aud ano: atty. b
Trapnrll.
Leroy at Al; Max Borck Va Emile Hoohtl atty.
Is Davis.
0irArd av Q lsI N Juliet 81, 27xsO; John Leonard
Va Mary A Rourke: atty. q McAdam.
Broadway, n " cor lOSd a., 7d.4XllS: James Gal.
ligan " Metropolitan Investment Co ct al Qoro-
clos liens atty. BlAuvelt
8sth vt, n ., M lat Av, 2Oxl15 10: Benigno 2
suAreE Va Margaret Brennan. ct al; attys, Weeks
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Cnrleton-M line.

The wedding Of Miss Frances Milne to Alex
and.r Carleton Of New Haven. Conn. took place
last night at tn" homo ~ tho brides parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. Peter Milne, l2+t Dean street,
BROOKLYN. Tn" Rev j. W. Bnnham oi Man
haitian ofilc ated. Miss Edna II. Lupton was
maid o. honor and the bridesmaids wer" Miss
Kate Carleton and Miss y. Edith Harri. nn.
Guy Carleton was hest man and the u-hers
were Dudley Prichard and Howard Carleton.
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MOrton-Eydc.

Greenwich. Conn. Nov. 2s-Nlss Mamie
Van Ostrum Hyde. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
William W Hyde OF Greenwich and Edward
Howard Morton of Brooklyn were married at
3 O'Clock TODAY at Christ Episcopal Church,
The Rev. Mr. Bostwick Of Calvary Episcopal
Church. New York. md the Greenwich rector
The Rev VI George Thompson. ofiiciatei. Miss
Adelaide u Hyde wn. bridesmaid for her sister,
and George f. Dyett o. New York best man.
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PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2S.-Mss Eleanor Percy
Coates. daughter OF the late George NJ. Coates
and Francis McComb Crosson were married
to-day at Christ Church by the Row. DR.. c. Ellis
The brides sister Miss Nellie Coates. was
maid OF honor. Mr.. Caleb Cresson. Jr,. brother
OF the bridegroom. was best man.
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yail-Shspurd.

SARATOGA. Nov. 2S.-T. Stevens Vail OF New
York grandson of the late Admiral Stevens.
I. S, y" was married to-day 70 Miss Louise
Shepard OF New York and Washington. The
ceremony was performed by Archdeaeon
Joseph Carey J, Searle Barclay, Jr., OF New
York was the best man.
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HARLEM.
fHo,kof,1,. IsLh,,d rorfh o 4 HON street,

(kanh1ttdn Isidnd rorh Of HON hrsst)
Ieoth at, 1Is W. II eIee II; Samuel Dsis. , ooo
,ssth e. i ,Ss1sS, Il; aichiel Fe.ney 70 NV
Miehsci j Kelley, referee. to ae5 II Miller, iI.76o
Goodwin and Harlem Ship Canal, with
land under water: IVAN dilderslesvs =,
isStS st. 4a HS'fi Emms Isi,hto
10Th i. P 1SS same to joint
iaS,h st, 4Ss!ais4.a5aa ", Geo Rowe 10 :,
1sS S st, p ss IL OF 4ti sv isi52; cha.
7 Bostwlok, referee. to MARY J Robinson; 1000
raymond to- to J !" o. isjI Rsosenbium 49, 1
cGp oo Ws,:r 70, 3S q 's' .O4oi
Joseph II sc6enct reforee. to John p Leo $50
Belle s Harrison to Sarah Hanover. ercbs
pRosI.
borough ~ The BronrJ
Julisnna ST.. n .. 100 " Duncomb av. ?IiH
sSaa st, s% woo cor Newell sy ' 49, 70 Bronx
RIVER x2odAioo gore; George W. odell 10
Morris 1t. vsxlooIs3x iol. .".........;... 81
WnshiIx ,on. Az; Sc cor fremont Az. vsx,
cor fremont av. ssI ioOL!1, SxiOi. q, wost
Farms 70 Hunts Point road. es 90 n dock
belonging to Webb Jennings estate 400:
Emna l.. Hoger to Joseph II. Mahan. "a mn
Samuel ct, isSth ct. nesli7 n " Boston
road. oI:syi9ot irsox; Lucy Duly I" aooo
Catherine u. Getzer. oOOO
Clarke pl, &c 2-O.b " sheridan ny, 25aV6;
Ammo +, Brown to Edmund Cofiinn...... l
b ssSao,er to 5cn nais sSy.oo; Kate
13tth 81, = 4. 100 g Trinity av, 2OxlOj.r;
Margaret Moody to y A Schulka. .....,.
Green av, u .. lot ihHiH, map
Mapo-, Cox 100, also dreen av n q, 400
Mapes ay. 25X1uO; Mary Baxter ct al.
hUirs to MARGARET Charles ,...".u....... 900
Lots ., ~, 3, 81. block 2,pl3, map lin
lots Bathgate estate. Frank Glider
sleeve to John q Rodgers ..,.. ..,......,..
Valentine ay. = q cor 1874 vt, runs 17I.lO
Aeh2.lOI Q 262te EOS to kingsbridge
Road, II 2u2 To 1874 ~, " 1870:
Clarence Brigys t. Max Brand. ............
1854 st, n :, 21d W Forrest Az, 2h.Hh8T6;
Ellen Mulholland to Coleman Burke. 1000
18th at, vs., lot id7. map Wakefield. lax
Caldwell Ay, VS., 2l2.d lbdth 81. S'.dk
40; Cha- Peterson 70 Ferdinand Hecht,
linton nv, ., Ist Home st, lS.SK1OO;
August Helmecke TO VIM Schniit.....,.. $500
Union ay. - old line. TOTO Home 1T, old
Inc. l6OIloO; jacob WE'LL to Charles Pc
18TH 1t. 30. new line. 100 Home sv. runs
100 76xs 100 to l3dth ct. wv l2bI
irreg to 13Tth At. o 100, also 18TH st,ss.
new liuc. 400 W Home Az, 6OS2OO to l3oth
at Mare LasI erpes to Annie Wood ..... IFS
CAuldwell Av, VS.. lT5 iSHth at. 81JItlo. ~
Charles Peterson TO Vim Gorion. ....... 10000
rult n av. " ., widened, 1911 n 1spth ct,
% IIm.7: David Teulan TO Minnie y
Old Post road, " Q, <2b lands Geo Peck,
2bH--12bSi44 o; Edmund Bailey etAl.
etrs, &c, to John Boy le.....................
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Observation-Disclosures.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2S.-Miss Bertha de
Pourtales Churchman. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Churchman. was married to
Charles Randolph Snowden. son OF Col A.
che ceremony was performed by the rector
the Rev. DIR. Mortimer. the bride being given
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9th st. n " cor Madison av, p5Iionll!Sa
uonAl Iron Works " VI rrri, MAID Hl-tonso. 6Si IS
Tooth st, II =. extends fr m Lexington to
Arthnr 80. 1895 os
nand suessr vs. Frank steele and Louis
vs. LStus Rs,nsr ~. ."'. aoS 90
j M + seanncli So. ...,,.-,.... $40 rs
Ca'h Il Chsnowith -, ,'..,,.,............ bIoo
Broadway. u e cor Iosd st. 7d.4.lls; R,pp
invo,tmen, 90 - 5000 so
Louis vers vs. II Klein ct al ~. ....... 745 90
Jackson AY, . cor 1854 at, looIIb, Potter
Coonsy '. Louis q Leyrer ....,.... -. 7ls5o
Bm6,rs aud sno - 500 90
Brown and ano -. coo 90
Madison Az. lddI John carey vs. Annie J
sAme property; Jos II Fowler va same 49,. e5 40
wehst ay. socnr y, PAul's pl ~ 2Iioor
s7Iloo.2: Rosa Pisrlu W deo Ander.
son aud WIN urstrCk,s................. A7o.Sa
Same property: Joseph Bologna vs. same O.. 1880
same Va same .......,...... ......,..,.,... $4,000
Same property; "a PisciottA VS. same...,,. l2s 40
Joseph Bologna '. same 49,. ..,.......... IsI.2s
sam. '!..'.'.. -. 49, ga so
sane property. Rosa Pi.rtottA v. same 100. 8I6.ao
1894 st. n cor Broadway, T6.4IllS An.
thany S'hwoerer vs. Metropolitan Invest
Par, avs. cor e5th st iooI 1905 Wear
Hodsc,ts vs. fdw W Canioo , -. a4s1 90
Haas 80. sss. 90
liath at n ., 100 e Mcrrinssihs Az ioo1
lOo Cassidy son Mfg Co vs. Elizabeth
p?.7 Thos Hewitt va Samuel Gilman OF
&c
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Cromwell-Jeroloma an.

Miss Helen Jeroloman and Albert Cromwell
were married yesterday afternoon at the home
OF the brides parents, former Judge and Mrs.
John Jerololnan, 25S West Thirty fourth
street, After the ceremony there was o reco5-
tion from until . O'Clock.
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Sd av N " COR AID at. 25lXl0o John K stillwell vs.
Elz Kennedy TO recover amount, go: atty, W
ii SelberL
I2Oth at ms. 226 W 7th Av, boIIoo.li; Edwd W
Cunningham Va Michael Hanlon; attachments;
Attys, GAntz, N NICK.
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tSouM If fourteenth ST.
Leroy at. Al, 25xao Emile and August
Hecht TO Helene Vaubel. ........,..,,..,.., 81
Az D, ~ and Vg. W y, 86,dI17i Jean Rem.
bell aud Ano to Pincus Lowenteld and
Iith st, 2it East 1895; Herman Luningt to
Caroline Wlese..,.,..., 100
EAST SIDE.
ia Of FiIh az. b tVtsn Fourteenth and HON sI)
2d av. n cor ioad st. 25.bx75i Henry
Hartmann AMI an9 to Max LAWN ;.;...:::
Unnuth TO George Ehret. y:r."....."... 1
Madison av. VS., tD+ n SD st. 2+,7In5;
Caroline W Baldwin to Caroline Nc
GOTH st. :, aaii W ID az. iiGi2Iioo6;
Fanny DinRe!spIel to igIatI Roth '',."i
sStH At. N ., rs sd av. 26.sIi0i iIa5I.
1898; Harriet A Bowen to NJ SOS Wal
esd ct. j Il, i7,tti0o5; Mary ii stowartto
I'd siS 81, ai7E' T51iUa2 johanna Gold TO '''
Martha Burhstne. Observation-Disclosures. l
WEST SIDE.
(W,h Of EYth Az, be,p,sn Eourt,,nM and HON stsJ
s2d st. SIS, 100 boulevard; 75ri3b.loI
20, Il+O. 10; also It'll av,ws 1876. II ll3th
st, bOIloo and i3dth st, 100 TO i6l.ns.
an ao9 sSh 10 Sy john Sn1h il John Lei'h and
9th av, v cor. t2dst, 2oxja; Frank q,
Rim to Vim J Daniel ., .",..:.,.,,;..
West End av, cor Sbth o., 23.2ISo!
Francis NJ Applegate to Clarence
loth So i9t Of Columbus, av, aslr
Terry and another trustees 80, $1,000
i9n s a sts Of 70 81. a.
sophie NJ Edwards to Edw d 1 schiller. 90. 900
1870 ss, e t. s sns ipS abo Henry pa
.5t6 a., isS ", aoy fS.s, LaSy Gammin;
70 Thomas Thsdiord, y pirt. ..""".". !
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sprinRstsen. Levi. TO Farley wilder......". nom
Gertrude Psten 5ssssns mertsj.......... 5000
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Heps. Charles, vs. Walter Fox: l<7th st.sw
cor st Nicholas Av, 1921 .,,.,.....r....... Z
PhilhrlCk. J ihn A vs. same; same prop. 1899
Purcell n Fay Co va same. same prop. 1890
Pruden. William E.ys same, same property.
lNbN.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co vs. same. same
property, 1899 -....,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Roach. Herbert d and ano vs. same. same
property, 1874. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Thr BausChard Co VS. same. same property,
1shb, o.
scully, John IL VS. Joscpn W. Kierst, Ivand
PIE psth at 1922. tby hond ....... .....
Botteustein. Richard Va Charles Lcyrer and
ano; 1Goth s. SIS, No from Cnurtlandt
Rayre James X Jr h Co. vs. LOWS MDrti.
mer l2Ith at n >. ~ q Broadway; lspp..
The Buukar Cnntractin; Company W. tho
New York Investment ami Improvement
Company and ano, West End Av, cor
SD It; lspp, ........t... ...,,.-.,,,.,,.,.
BpiteInik & aoldstrin VS. Charles d Nrnkamp
and ano, 1924 aud 1879 Washington Av;
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G'itu 1Iral 0sstatc.

Borough of Manhattan-For Sale.
CT. MICH LAS AY.-Flcgant Indiana blue stone
- private dwellings, tno view; best valu" FOR price
Heights high stoOp, three story has, ncnt celar;
hard wood thruughOut terms to suit nsCpe 'tion In.
vtcd would exchange for desirable free and clear
lots ripe Tor Improvement see your broker or
l., Is, TREA 1, owner 24l West 23d,