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New-York tribune., 1912-02-10

;eus; $500. attorney T Farrell. 2si Broad
GRAND ST, :. % # Of wiilett s, si,2oS SoS
s"n, OCT 20 1905 Nbram Brothers 20 D.o,hnps S,n
/ go Broadway
| GREENWICH ST. " cor OF Dey st. runs rs
"l2X W ST. n 29.9 10 Doy st -. 20 20
hog Sop! a. 1910; Harriet + ostFanaer ,yyers ,9
Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway
MADISON AVE. 1869, s.. 1e Ixs2; SD De- "a 5i
lPoI Id" Cook to the orphans Hp,,., Hpinr ~ IN
Asyluro, OF the Protestant Episcopal churcn IN
Eew York $4,000: attorneys. Nash Jones'
( 63 Wall 81.
ITCH ST. $. 50 II Of Columbus "a, ave, .
Manhattan Square Hotel property. Io"Aip-,E /,
Nov 25. 1907 Montross Bond and Realty 20
70 Amos l. Prescott ot al slOO.ooo
fsT AVE. 2O21 25x75: Nov %. 1905; sal
vat"re llnpHrato 10 Leopold Porrn9 h hnu an, 9,c
| eNrs, $4,000. attorney. Charles HerOa'IH' "f'
Broadway
! PATH ST. :. 22O.to II . Of 9Th ave 20 10Y
| $50: Fob ~. 1909: Roy 4 TAYLOR 10 MarD .
at;oTnavs' S'y Hit5ander nie Green 30 Broadvay,
10TH AVE. $. 155 II Of 5let ST. 25z
100. AUG. l.. 1907 Louise Muller 10 hd%1rd a
Maass $1,000; attorney. William Brady
II Battery pl.
5OTH ST. 325 West. 192xlOo5: Sept %;
1901; Therese Eldcrd to Marta Stewart and
1herese " Elderd. extrxs: s6'oo' address,
56TH ST. n = - II " NJ I'd ave. 25xioo4:
Dec :. 1874 Charles and Msrgaretha Haens
to Jacob " Mack and ano. exrs. etc; 5000;
attorney. Maurice Marks. 81 Park ROW
s6TH ST. s. 200 It Of 1st ave. "5.6x
zoos: juno ~. 1905; Adolph Bloch ct al 10
Julius Roubtschek: 81 900; attorney, Adolph
Bloch. 30 Nassau ST.
13GTH ST. 4s6 West. a6,3xo9.l1; June 90.
1907: Caroline Ross 10 Anna VI suer; So,ooo'
attorneys. Kelley e. Connolly. II Nassau ST.
13STH ST. s. 175 II Of I>enox ave. 5ox
oo1l; Feb II. 1911: George and EiiTni6etn iIit,e
$40 600; attorney, James 4 Foley. 2Bi Broad
way
1G3D ST. $. 600 It Of Amsterdam ave:
5oxiI2G; Jan 90. 1907; Hy and Hannah 9
Bulrnan 10 Title Guarantee and Trust 60 ana
William Sabine. jr. trustees: slLooo' ~
torney Title Guarantee and Trust 90. l''
BroadwaN ~
BURNSIDE AVE. $. 3o52 n from
corner formed by intersection gaid $ Of
axe axe 1R9 q G9a go to Joseph
Sweeney 10 Nellie Reilley: $500 attorney.
Joseph l. Zoe:z Gs william st.
JACKSON AVE, 1850. :: 74Ss18; Nay
II. 1907. Thomas and Elsie Lowrie 10 Bank
ers trust co, trustee: $4,000. attorney. Title
Qua ranteo and Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
LOT - to 27, MAP 1l75.. property william
n wallace on Fort Schuyler road: Aug ~,
1910. William and Katherine Schmltz to lsa lc
Butler; $1,000; attorney Frank Gass, 22i3
We-tchester ave.
LOT SO. map POI. prcrerty Robert Bo-
12;.2; March IL; Annie Kearncy TO Thomas a
Dsbrow: $500: attorney James A Lynch, %
Nesev St.
LOT IL. amended map 1871 Of AdeH Park
July ?. 1900: Warwick Realty End Construc-
tion CO. S+0o; attorney, Grant Squire5, 10
Wall 81.
LOT &c, same map and date; same 10 Will
lam Trull; $500.
LOT Is. same map and date; same to Will
ian . rrull; SiC0.
LOT 415. map Of Van Nest Park: Nov 10,
1905: Friedrich II Hanstein to Bridget Shert-
Iun at
Trust co, 1TG Broadway.
WASHINGTON I'VE. \ o cor ith G6Gthl.
ST. JOxtOO: Louis and Matilda Nleban 10
Morris CsmInslly; S2N coo: attorneys, Frank
enthalcr & kraus. % Nassau 1t.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWith name and address Of purchaser and at
tOrncyJ
MANIIATTAN

CONVENT AVE. 10. 2Oxsox irr"E: cerloars
Realty GO to Clara Wiener. $50 West l27th Il, -
tmtg $500. Feb :: 81; attorney. LAWYERS Iltle
Insurance and Trust Go. iG0 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. cor of !tih n. TN,5;
Mary y Armitage 10 Caroline w Fraser. ''"i
West 72l ST, and anO; Dec p: 81.
SAND PROPERTY. Alexander W Fraser and
auo exrs, TO same, Feb +; 81. attorney. William
Evans. Broadway.
PRESCOTT AVE. = lot 2o1 map 725.
Dyckman homestead: George w Elder sr. to
Michael Paterno BOSS Heath ave mtg $4,000 +.
Feb .: 81.
SAME PROPERTY. Ellen Elder to same.
Feb .; ST. attorney. Title Guarantee ani Trust
co. 1IG Broadway.
18TH ST. 81 West. 25xa2x rrcg: Leopold M
stern et al To Henry E'kes Ib3 Prospect ave
mtg $4,000; Feb Z, 500: attorney. l. Marx
l2N Broadway.
% AVE. 224O. n . cor ot Ii5th 81 2lxS0: Al
fonso Passare to Teresa Passarolli. 30l East
ll5th st; Dec 90; 81: attorney, Theodore Pa
5trH ST. 323 East. 25xIOo: FidcIia Mittsbaum
to Public Service Realty aud Mortgage %. 100
Hclllnger 300 Broadway
ETH sT. 81 west = stv brk 25xlOo: David
Rachrach TO Bund Realty 30. - West Ii3th st /,
Jan 81: 800. attorney, y Bdchrach q West
''''" THE BRONX.
ALEXANDER AVE, =. IS It n of i3sth 81
25N1OO Frauzska Gicgerlch To Philip Wold and
500; attorney. Tiu' Guarantee & Trust Co. I7G
Broadway.
ALEXANDER AVE. 223. 2GN75: stephen NIL
Ter and auO TO Mathilde Wecremans. Eeb \: 81 !.
address, 1lG7 Washington ave.
BOSTON TURNPIKE ROAD. 9. adj lands
of George Fae a ThOs Secord. containing two
acres: Margaret Barry ct al 10 David Jordan
Mt Vernon Y; Jan ~. 1906; 81
SAME PROPERTY: WIN Jordan TO same; Feb
~. 1906: 81: attorneys. Gcschcim * Toomey Mt
Vernon. y Y.
RASSFORD AVE. 2.52. 35N76: Phean Bros
Coustrurtion 90 to Abraham Benedict 56I Wcst
I,s,d 81; Feb q Omtg $4,000; 500: attorneys.
Calm a NOrdlingcr. 100 broadway.
CENTRAL AVE. cor Elizabeth st. tI5x
100: VIM Dlbhlc 20 Edwin Bradley and ano:
Jan $ IoOj: 81. attorney + c Donoghue. Yon-
kerr. y \.
HONEYWELL AVE. W s at IsOth st.
i15xI75. pbilip n Fischer 10 Geo + Moody Go
West list ST. Feb mrg Sli5OJD: 500
SAME PROPERTY Geo + Moody to Louis 4
Lehmaier 0OG West End ave; Feb 4 umtg st4 -
JOOl: 500: attorney. Title Guarantee & Trust
Co. i76 Broadway.
LOTS 463 and 464. amended map Mapcs
estate. Samuel n WaldrOn To Anna SteiuInetz
glo Fast Isod st: Feb s: 500: attorney ] 4
steinmeiz, 1909 East 1s0th ST.
LEE ST, s s. 90 II OF Pelham road. 2ixiOo: :
lot $50 map 4i3 lots Haight estate; VIM Carson
ct al TO Ella L Bolton, lIII West Farms road
Jan 10: 81: attorney e 7 Pollock 900 East isOth
St
LOTS 81 and S.. map Allen estate Hudson T.
Rose CO 10 Frank Colassaro. Feb ~. 81. ad-
dress. 80 West seth -
LOTS CT to 2So go and 2s6. map Lancia
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
Ex-PoLIcE DEPUTIES ASSOCIATION

Former Deputy Police Commissioners
have formed an association. and In Il few
days a meeting will be held TO perfect the
organization. a meeting was held last
Wednesday in the Dun Building. Broadway
and Reado street The temporary president
was Colonel y. b. Thurston. deputy under
Colonel Partridge and now inspector of
small arms practice, national guard. Among
the eighteen former deputies invited TO Join
are William S. Devcry, Gherardi Davis
RhinelandeT Waldo. Frederick VI. Burgher
William L. Baker and William j. Flynn.
1t is probable that all former commission
ors will also be included. There are egh-
teen of these. but Commissioner Waldo and
former Commissioner Baker are the only
ones now eligible, as they were deputies at
one time. Deputies Walsh and Dougherty,
now at Headquarters. are eligible.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
FOR BOARD TO AID CHILDREN
Will Have Power to Take Them Out of
Institutions if Levy Bill Is Law.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.


Albany, Feb. 9.-Asscmblyman A. j. Levy
introduced bill constituting the Mayor of
New York. the Controller and the Com
missioner Of Charities a commission for
the assistance of children committed to
charitable and public institutions. The COM
mission is to have power to direct the
taking Of children out Of Institutions and
TO place them in the custody of their
parents or guardians, or if the parents or
guardians are not fit TO have the custody,
II may direct placing the children with
some other persons.
The Controller may pay 10 the person
having the child. for its maintenance, as
much money as the commission may pre-
scribe. not exceeding 800 year. These
provisions apply only 10 children whose
parents or guardians have been residents
Of the state for at least five years at the
time Of the change in the custody OF the
child.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
LIS PENOENS S.

BROADWAY. . cor Van Cortlauit Park,
runs : . ssh 10 23Nth - n " 4>J.6N 23'.'N
n o 4G59N 7oI1 10 beginning, containing
: 33l acres. also
PARCEL Of land beginning at intersection 5
Van Cortlandt Park with Of right OF way
Of New York & Putnam Railway GO, runs 5 "
4g7 .5N 2}3.4 10 23Sth 81 y = I'LL 10 AIbahy
Road a 4OdjN 3792N n . .loN
l.3N 1ON " ll23N "521 10 begin
ning. containing 5H+S acres. also
23STH 81. $ cor right of way ~ New York
& Putnam Railway 90. runs 3 q lM2 10 Albany
Road \ -- 33i llN n W lH.&S W il1N n "
IG4N II 1921 to beginning, containing 13fO
acres: also
BROADWAY. 8 . cor 2&'lh st. runs n :
4TO.flx l9N : 2T2.GN " 9.cN 56.9N
D. W jlGx n W Pa 2N n I3.5 to beginning.
containing ljo6 acres; Henry Hayden agt
John i Astor 81 al amended PARTITION: attor-
rcys Phnbin. Bcolman. Menken & Griscom.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 49o; Robert Griffin CO
aCt Kinscll Construction 60 ct al action 10
rorrClo~c mechanics lenD; attorney, VI II Eli
son.
MADISON AVE 7aa Edith L Cannon sst
Richard W Hennessy OF al foreclosure Of mtg
attorneys. Cannon & Cannon.
MORRIS PARK AVE, =. lot lO3. map Of
portion of Downing estate Tho Bronx: Isabella
Spunt agt Fulson Realty Co OF al foreclosure
of mtg. attorneys. Clocke Koch & Reidy.
Cd AVE. . cor 9th 81. 5l.9xS7: State Ranl,
ast Philip Horowitz ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attorney, \ kohn.
I7lTH 81. s. 3a.i II Of Webster ave. 25x
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
PLANS FOR PALACE THEATRE.

Plans have been filed for the new Palace
Theatre at Nos 1854 and 1856 Broadway and
No l56 to 40 West 47th street. 1t viii be
eleven stories. with Offices and studios oc-
cupying the upper part over the theatre.
The facade win be Of stone and marble
the theatre having a seating capacity Of
l7gT The stage will be thirty-siN feet
across. and there will be eight tiers Of
dressing rooms. The Palace Theatre ard
Realty Company. of which Martin Beck IS
president. Is the owner. kirchhon Rose
Of Milwaukee and James j. T. Gavigan are
the architects. The cost has been estimated
at eco 0nn
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

ST NICHOLAS AVE. W cor l53d ST. l02N
2l9 l0Xl02X2l9, James Mcbride co agt VI K l.
Building Co. owner and contractor; SG,4
5TH AVE j4s: 5 II Pomeroy co, Inc, ag,
Isabella 4 RObcy. owner: Andrew Alexander,
lessee: J Nreeland Building Co, contractor
sos 40.
SAME PROPERTY: General Kompote co agt
Isabel \ Robey, owner. e NTeeland Building
Co. contractor. 800 So.
SAME PROPERTY: Tiffany Studios agt
same. 81 ,OJ7 ~.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n . cor l5lst st. ln4X
14j. Moritz hrnstein aEt Slon CONSTRUCTION CO.
owner and contractor CrenevaD; SJ93 3
l4sTH ST. 3GS East; Witcon & Altman Con
tracing 60 agf George Markey. owner Buld-
ers' Iron Works. contractor: 500.
LOWERE PI. cor 229th ST. Ssxlm Geo
? Engeldrum agt North Bronx Realty CO., own
, or: W VI Realty 60. contractor; S45h 80
lO2D ST 23S East Morris Mutson agt Never
~ 4 Harry Schonzert, owners and contractors
$4,000
4TH AVE. 2is. Geo = Root 60 agt @4S Fourth
Avenue co. owners; crane Mahoney contrac-
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
APARTMENT HOUSES NOT SOLD.

It was reported yesterday that wealthy
pit,sblrg man had purchased the Ad-
masfon and Evanston, two twelve story
.anar,ment houses at the northwest corner
oC broadway and S9th street on plots
,1o evIjo foct and 1oOSXl62.G feet.
Roth buildings were erected last year
lv the Eighty-Nine- Ninety Company,
It'll, 20 controlled hv Johnson Kahn inter
cste 'rho sale OF the property was denied
- tho owners II was learned that there
yt..yc negotiations FOR the purchase NJ 'he
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
NASSAU COUNTY ACREAGE SOLD.

David Kraus and Louis Dowdney have
sold for the Penrose Realty Company the
Isaac W. Arthur farm. situated at Lake
vile, Nassau County, consisting of Isl
acres with farm buildings. This property
adjoins the estates OF cx-Mayor Grace,
bilt. and is within a short distance OF the
Motor Parkway The sellers bought the
property through David Kraus about :"
year ago. and 1t has teen held at $3.50 an
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
REALTY NOTES.

Edgar II. NapoIls and Joseph l. Conte
have entered into n partnership for tho
transaction of general real estate and
brokcrage business, with Offices at No. zoo
Broadway.
H. Nelson McLernOn negotiated tho sale
of tho plot 112Nl00 feet ON the east side OF
Andrews avenue. 3iS.u feet south Of Ford
ham Road. FOR Henry VI. Nought recorded
Wednesday, Apartments viii 30 erected
nm tho site.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Brown Realty Company bought from
John Taber the northeast corner of First
avenue ard 18th street, Brooklyn, five three
story buildings, on plot l00Xl0 feet, ad-
joining the Bush Terminal In part pay
mcnt the Brown Realty Company gave the
block front south side of Hoyt street. be-
tween "a and ith streets. two five story
tenement houses on plot 3lxl9l feet
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

RROA0vAY. . s. 405 u $ OF 45th ST Tor Ar
II stv theatre and Offices 4OX irreg to 4Ith 81
i3G :. Palace Theatre and Realty 60. ~ Liberty
ST. owner. Kirschon e Rose. Milwaukee. ana
James J + Caviar. 1928 Broadway. architects
5000 600
PRINCE ST. 90 and 90: for 6 sty term'
and store 4T.Iv115. " Nolini, Is Prince 81 "Wn
or. NJ Straub. 147 4fh ave, architect; s4oO"oo
25TH ST. 800, for a stv apartment 2'NN1.'
estate Herman Eauns 224 West 52d 81. oNn'r
II Hupfauf : East cath 81. architect N-N"'''
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
oepNgY FARM REPORTED SOLD.

The well known old Gedney farm. on
MaInaroneck avenue. White Plains, which
was formerly the home Of Howard Willets,
Is reported 10 have been sold by him TO
syndicate OF Manhattan capitalists. who
plan TO convert II into country club
The farm. which comprises about three
hundred and hfty acres. was held at about
81 10000 The old mansion on the prop
erty was destroyed by fire several years
ago. Mr. Willets spent large amount OF
money IN laying out the grounds and it
was ono Of the show places Of the section.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos "A and l6 Vcsoy street:
Bv Joseph y Day.
RRADHI-RST AVE-. 1l6. cor ~ 14sth 81.
o5N75. sly tonmt and stores. sold 10 the plain
tn for S2l 337 also
COMMERCE. ST. n. :. ~ n ~ R"dford
81. 25N31. . sty 'oft and st'r" bldg. sold 10 N"
plaintiff for SS.06l
At Tn" Bronx Exchange.
Ry Joseph T. Dav
1GGTH s'r. 443 to ~ East n o. 30 q u
Park ave. $3.50. two . - -'y dwEs. sold 20
Eiwari Becker for 81 60. also
PROSPECT AVE, 1850 . = Sc5 :, ~ 1874
st. i HKgi 2NiS PN9i 8. . s'v dpG. withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Cwi'h name and address OF lender at'ofhe!
FEBRUARY o.
NIIATTA\.

\
,t-n,.,,>. ,vI, . & 20 II Of 1I1st 81. Tjx
o.. bc,. - t2oi. Adolf Mandel 10 Rebecca
Forsch 81, oG0. attorncy title Guarantee Co.
liG Broadway.
We q ~ oS.3x irreg; March !, 1903;
q, Vu-,I,.,,rfcn TO Henry Stamme;
S7.50o; nt,orn"ys. Kantrowitz & Esbers, 800
Broadway
AVE T.. Sc 2S5S75; March !, ~ w., ,li,',' snme
Steii RS ~ zoo; attorneys, Same as above.
AVE H. " ;. 1os It n Of l3th th.& ST: 20 20 SXG5; ,y
,,t'' "'' 80 - gh.r rIes Henni, to Catherine
Iano1r Sio. 900. attorney. l. - Goebel IL
Park Row. .o
BROADWAY. 1887 ana se'"; 60, w cor Or, Of
T'r,,o cit rorrgrc restaurant co 10 Jacob Rup-
nsrt, era oo0 attorney, Walter II stewart.
S,,r PROPERTY: same date same 10
same, $4,000
RRooMT, ST. cor. ~ sheriff ST. 25XIa.
Dec 20. 1901. Victor Muller to George Mat
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
SUBURBAN LEASES.

Pease & Ellman have rented for Herbert
\ Weeks his house known as Telewana,
on Ocean avenue, Cedarhurst, Long Island,
TO j. Edwards WyckofT.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
for the estate Of Mary r.. Dale Burke TO
Henry Spicrman. the hotel known as the
Dale Cottages. nj Arvernc, Long Island,
for term Of years.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
DIX NAMES oNoNpAeA SHERIFF..

Albany. Feb. John II. Cahill. of Syra-
cuse. was appointed by Governor Dix to
day as Sheriff Of Cnondaga County, in
place Of Frederick Wyker, who was re-
moved from Office yesterday. Mr.. CahiH
Is a Democrat and a pI ointment business
man OF Svracuse.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

CENTRE ST 1873 70 10. American Bar Lock
co agt Abingdon Construction 60 ct AL sept 81
1911. 1852 %.
77TH ST. 3I9 West. Peter ! Ryan Building
CO act VIM VI Hoes - al. nsc q. 1911: $3.50 ~
i3sTW ST IS and 20 West clifford J Muller
& 90 agt J r. McNfullen et al; Jan T. l9l..
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

path ST. l4T 10 l5l East. and 18th ST, ~
10 las East. TO an auction mart Fiss. i,oerr q
carroll Horse 60. premises. owner. F. I Macon
all Al West 33d st. architect: $4,000.
BROADWAY. " :. whole front between so
and 33d SITS. 10 a 10 stv store Greeley square
Realty %. owner: = y Freedman. 90 West ST.
.r.biffrt.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10
LENOX AVENUE CORNER SOLD BY ASTOR
Parcel at Southeast Corner of 130h Street-lo Improve op
per Park Avenue with Costly Dwelling Houses.
DEpEw BUILDING PRoPERT Y IN FIFTH AVENUE LEASED

acre. The purchaser VIII IMAM oN'',''' ,,
improvements and VIII cohS''"'' '''
mansion for his own use.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-10

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FOURTH OF JULY EVENTS.


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a PanAnnerican Building
a ms-Patriotic exercises Pan-Anerican Building.
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o p. White House 'Elipse
a. m o White House Enpse
Association Inhabitants
Nineteenth Northwest
B. swarner estate Kensngton.
washing
TOT Washington.
Municipal Bathing
.. Municipal Bathing Pools
Thirteenth
Street,
p nj Tidal Basin.
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to MI Hill
D. Potomac
ND Bunker Hill
under auspices
citizens
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Howard 2. Callahan . and Myrtle HAYNES. -
both Of Freds4eks5urg. Va. Rev. Jama 5. Mont
gumey.
Harry J. Lowe. q. and Jssanins Richard, q, O.
RiTerdale. Nd. Rev. John NJ. Schick.
Frederick ". s MErsden, %. and Nettis CornWeIl
81 both Of ouNnticD, Va. Rev. Edward Stanley.
Begkeley 7. HlAS 3. and NuTiens A. Gordon. -
Rev. BENJAMIN +. Bittngsr.
James BinStsad, g. and MEZJ Gamer. = Rev
Edward STANLEY.
Harry J. LAnnsn, ., and Marie B. speckmHnn. =
Rev. Ambross A BeaTan.
L. German, u q Marshall, Va Rev. J. O. Braa,
ford
Luthsr A. Tunnel. =. and lillian @ shurlAna
a Rev. J. A CO7ln.
Howard h. Johnson, g q Cincinnati. Ohio. and
EulAlia n. Jones, =. Of San Francisco. Cal Rev
Wallace Radcliffe.
Jaho6 Win. z. and May KiHsris 4. Rev. Her,
man c. FultZ.
John ". BAILEY. 2. Of Summit Point. ". Va. and
Helen V. solenberger. 4, Of Winchester. Va Rev
Thomas B. ThompsCn-
CoLoRED.
C snOEden. 30. and Florence Brooks. n Rev. J.
]. Williams. 80. and Susie J,eksun. 81. Rev. D. W.
Hays.
". c jackson. n, and Emma F. Reeves. %. Rev.
A J. TJler.
J. T. Lloyd. y. and NaonA K. ToDDen. IL. Rev.
s. J. Toiirer. s.. and Mary NJ Prince. 81. Rev.
F. Holmes. =. and Essns Purb=. u Rev. ".
WestrHy.
J. Osborn. = ard Annie Bailey. n. Rev. s
Miller.
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NOTICE

ern Railway will be operated begin
ming July ! by the Washington and Old
Dominion Railway.
washington freight will be received
and delivered (as heretofore) al the
Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Station,
"a Street and Virginia Avenue.
Passenger trains win arrive and de-
part from Thirty-sixth and N Streets
Northwest.
Tickets on sale at ThIrty-sIxth and N
Streets Northwest and at city ticket
ofices of Southern Railway, T05 Fiji
teenth Street Northwest and sos F Street
NoTthEest
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Money for Militia.

The Senate yesterday passed the spe-
cial bill apprOpriating Sl,S5ooOo for the
expenses Of militia organizations partic-
ipating in the Joint maneuvers with the
army this summer, and these exercises
will take place as planned In many
States they are due TO begin this work,
and 1t was feared for some time that
owing to the regular army bill having
been vetoed, that 1t would be necessary
to cancel all arrangements for the Joint
maneuvers. The sum appropriated is
Identical with that provided in the We
toed bill. The special bill was passed
by the House and Senate at the request
Of the President and Secretary OF War
Stimson.
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IN Re GRACELAND CEMETERY
ASSOCIATION.
WASHINGTON, D. c., JULY 1, 1917.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board Of Ofhcers Of Graceland Gem
etery Association. OF the City Of Wash
ington, District Of Columbia. will re-
eeive. through its Secretary, and the
Board Of Officers will pass upon all
claims presented against said Associa-
ton, AND ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
BY NOTIFIED to appear before said
Board. either IN person or by attorney.
and present their said claims in con-
formity with this notice
All persons holding certificates Of
ownership or certificates OF indebted
ness in said Cemetery Association are
hereby notified to appear and prove
their ownership thereto before said
Board, or its representative at the
times and places in this notice speci-
ned, to the end that the funds now in
possession Of the Board Of OfHcers Of
said Association may be distributed in
accordance with the Act Of Congress
approved August 8, 1894. All claims
must be presented in writing. or by
certificates, on or before SEPTEMBER
l. 1912. with the Secretary OF the
Board, who will be at the ONCE of BIr-
ney & Woodland. Attorneys, No 60A
Eleventh Street Northwest, on Monday
and Tuesday Of each week during the
months OF July and August, 1919, from
the hours OF o'clock a m. to 4 o'clock
p. m All claims not presented will be,
by said Board. considered as abandoned.
BENJAMIN n. NEEDS,
Secretary.
SEYMOUR ". TULLOCK.
CLARENCE F. NORMENT,
WILLIAM TINDALL,
ODELL s SMITH,
BENJAMIN y. NEEDS.
Board Of OficerA
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DIED.

DONALDSON - Suddenly, on Tuesday.
July 2 1912. at s p. m, WILLIAM J.
DONALDSON, beloved son OF Will
lam J. and Louise Donaldson. aged
eight years.
Remains can be seen at I7Os Fifth
Street Northwest Notice OF funeral
hereafter.
REARDON-
Members Of Washington Aerie, No. rs,
Fraternai Order Of Eagles, are request
ed to attend the funeral OF our late
brother, d. ]. REARDON, Friday, July
) 1872, at 1;5O P. m, leave chapel. In
William H Clarke. President; ]. d.
Britt, Secretary.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. s. Dept q AEdculturv. Weather Burra.

Q. s. DEPT Il AEdcalture. Weather Buvs1.
Washington, d. O.. July 3-s .. N
Local showers and thundGstomI cuntinned In
the ROc1U Mountain region. the Palm State. the
oentnl valleys. and he South and sxtSndsd
through the Lake rrE5oa- In New ElElEnd, the
the weather wa fair.
High temperatures pEvvAilsd a. . rule. e1cept
the middle and SouthGn Districts west Of the
Ro5y Mountains and IN ths South
Steamer departing Thursday for EuropeAn ports
viii have moderate sDuth and sDuthWest WindS
with generally fair weather 20 The Grand Bahia
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BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE.
Howard o. and Helen VI. winSloW. boy.
Bartholomew F. and AEnes c. Ready. gid.
joseph and Florence Parks. girl
John d. and Agnes Leonard, boy.
Melville and Katherine JAmeS girl
Hszekiah n. and Grace johnson, boy.
Frank r, and Daisy B. Holt. nrl.
Wells +. and Lulu L. Harvey. boy.
John 8. and Edna S. Eaton, Eirl.
Adam and Margaret DisEelman. Eiri.
Leslie J. and Ethel @. De Mas, girl
Charles ". and Julia Buhler, boy.
Joseph O. NJ. and Jessie n. Abel, gtri.
Frank and Dixie d. LAmAsure, bog.
COLoRED.
Eddie and Elizabeth HendtsOn, girl.
John and Josephine Hardy. bog.
TlIbsFt z. and Elizabeth @. Downing, girl.
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