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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05

Did YOU ever visit your child
hoods home: We'll we rauem der
the last visit to cur own. lNe
old house still stands, but what
is it to us now ib1t mother is
not here, and my little brothers
are all with her over beyond the
wide river, waiting for us in a
house not made with hands. 1t
is the shell without the kernel.
1t is Ike the body after the
spirit has departed. and can in
spire no joy only as it calls up
the sweet memories of old de-
lights. A retrospcction OF our
childhood home is good for us.
1t teaches us how ilcctlng time
is; how the sweetest and best OF
life's Joys must pass away, and
how all important to be dlligent
in our efforts to make cur cleo
ton sure for that ehangelcss
hinydom where there is no part
ing. The very best monuments
that can be erected to our mem
o,ies here are the living ones VIC
have reared By good deeds in tho
hearts that are left behind.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05

Nowhere is d womans char &C
ter more clearly shown, or her
talents given more scope for
cultivation than in home making,
and in no sphere is the true wo-
man more content and happier
than in housekeeping. Home
is indeed the ''dca,es place., on
earth when rightly made, and
the memory Of which remains
with US until death, and will do
more to project and restrain It's
inmate than the Srandest and
most eloquent sermons from the
most gifted ministers and ora
tors. Ia short, home Is the KIN
dcrgartcn of al Christian Work
and inHu en- &C, the starting point
of ali beautiful thoughts and
deeds.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05

.......''.
N,c arc prone to think of ages
a an unlovely time an undcSlra-
bic thing but surely there are
conversations in being seventy
years young. Life has taught us
lis lessons and we areLo longer
assailed by doubt and uncertain
ty. Life has brought TO US no
burden that we could not bear
and we can face it serene and
fearless. We have earned the
right by years of labor and con
liict to do just as we please, 70
rest upon ourlaurels in peace and
let the world fare on in its folly
strife its storm and passion its
work and worry. We have earn
ed a right to the stately SUR
rounding that suit the dignity Of
age. If we do not possess such
surroundings if the fine man.
sions. carriages services, rlcbers
that are so becoming in age are
not for Us still we may possess
treasure that no one can take
from us-honor wisdom exper-
fence and the greateful love and
respect of the younger genera
ton.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05
NOTICE, Saw Mill Men.

Vri<a Sixteen Horse power Jumbo Engine in line trim
a 1\1 u,o date Saw rig for sale. Engine worth $500
e ~ ,n, $1,000 in all Can Lc bought for Sl2oo S0oo
dawn tho rest to suit Purchaser Aso Separator Or Ie very
,os+ A Colorado Special Call on us or write US at
Drus1y1noo No. Lie No''DS t
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05

An obliging disposition may
keep your wash tub and fiat
irons floating around the neigh
borhCod eleven months IN thu
wear, but the same reason WILL
bring in chicken broth and kind
words in case you have a run OF
bilious fever.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1913-06-05

One fault in the way of living
Of not a few people is that they
never make compa my OF their
own families.
The sun., 1913-10-18
CHURCH PURSE THIEF GUILTY.
Mrs. titEhuRh's Friends want to
Take Her south.

Mrs. catharinc Fitzhugh % years old
who has been in the Tomhs charged with
stealing pocketbooks from persons in
churches, pleaded guilty Yesterday to two
for grand larceny before Jus
rcc Gavegan In the supreme Court and
was r-nanded until Monday for sentence
Assistant District Attorney Press recon
nrendcd that sentence hc suspended he
cause Mrs. Fitzhugh has been locked up
more than seven months and Is now IN
broken health Friends have agreed To
take her South and cudeaNor 4" rostor"
her health and to reform her.
Mrs FitIzhugh admitted stealing two
mesh bags while their owners or"upicd
peWs IN the Church Of the Transtgura-
ton aud 81 bartholomew Church
Irene Munscy. an actress, and Dorothy
W Fisk. daughter of fnnN FISK. the
banker. were tho complaiuants
Creed NJ. Fulton. Washington law
yer. pleaded for clemenry for Mrs. Fi'z-
hugh.
Justice Gavegan said he would invcsti-
gate the case.
The sun., 1913-10-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.

NJ l.. Hess have leased the seventh
'oft In 105 and 107 East Twenty ninth
street to the Madison Square Press for
term of ten years.
Tucker. Speyers & Co. have leased the
entire ninth floor and the rear half Of
the tenth floor in 20 to 33 West Thirty
eighth street to Harry Collins.
=. Osgood Pell a. Co. have leased the
easterly half Of the NTH loft in East
Forty sixth street to Nine. Marie. ladies'
tailor.
The julius Friend. Edward NJ. Levi
Company has leased the eleventh loft in
II West Twenty NTH street TO the John
q. Powers Company.
The Charles T.. Noycs Company has
leased space In the Masonic Building a
West Twenty-third street, to the Special
Film Company; space in 81 Beekman
street to Wenz a. Glasson and a portion
of the nth floor In the same building to
PAM Iicrz.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company has leased the store ut
Q East Forty-f fourth street to John H. A.
Lchne Of Baltimore, dealer in antiques.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased the third loft in 794 TO 7as Tenth
avenue to the Never-Skid Manufacturing
Company.
samuel ". Martin has leased the store
at 1854 broadway to Ernest II. Shafer for
term of years.
The sun., 1913-10-18
URGES STATE FOREST SURVEY.
New Work Imports Too Much tim.
her. prOf. Moon says.

4 Statewide survey OF forest resources.
among other measures for the protect on
and proper Use of the states Woodland,
was urged ~ IN. fan meeting of the New
York state Forestry Association, held
yesterday at the lirouA Park botanical
Gardens.
Irof. Frank r. Moon ~ the Ncw York
College of Forestry told the association
that too much timber was being drawn
from other States for ~" here. iis al .
Nocatrd Il wider us" of this state :
timber and said that in few years In.
Catskill and Adirondack forest reserves
would be thrown open for timber market
ing rather than have the tremendous do
mand ho!e bc supplied from "utsid" the
state.
rrof Walter milford Of the S"W YORK
State College OF Agr,ultur. proposed a
plan for cooperative selling Of farm wood
lots instead Of individual marketing.
pr. y. y. Brttou, director of the
Botanical Gardens and president of the
association, showed the visitors about the
gardens
The sun., 1913-10-18
", Wirci"s.-Incomi Vessels.

- la Provence, l3o miles east of sandy iio".
S, Nmcriha ?65 miles east o' Saud> ,Iook At
~ Csll'ornia, 40 miles eas, ~ SANDY Hooh a.
,tj T. N.
s. bcrl!n, i7in miles east ~ Sandy IIook Al
s. s., Louis $40 miles east OF sandy Hook a,
IS Chicago, 80 mile, east ot Sandy Hook a,
1870 y N
s. ComnrWiInc. Trinidad. 3W miles southeast
OF Sandy Hook AT noon
:, Radiant, Balon Rouge Ia miles ives, OF
sand key AT a NJ
IS tiW OF Everett with barge NJ. New orleans.
IA mile, southeast ~ South Pass ats \. NJ
- toman,hc. jacksonville. - miles north OF
81 johns bar At -
IS II OrienT, Galveston, 23' miles cast OF
Galvc, ton bar AT noon,
S. Olnda, Nipe Bay 3' miles south OF SANDY
Hook at noon.
- Lucy Ncn. Charleston, y9 miles southwest
OF Diamond Shoals at sP, N
IS CITY Of Columbus. savannah ~ miles south
west of Diamond Shoals at< y, N
:, SIS El CID Galveston. 'ai miles south OF SANDY
Hook at6P. NJ
IS Lcnapc, Jacksonville. 40 miles south Of
Sandy Hook at J., NJ
IS Denver, Galveston. 6O miles west OF Tor
tugas at p. NJ
SIS CArrilO, Kingston. 13. miles south or sandy
Hook at 4 y. NJ.
rs homus, New Orleans, ~ miles south o!
Jupiter at noon,
SIS III Mundo, Galveston ~ miles souh or
Jupiter at noon.
The sun., 1913-10-18
Ru OOkLNN DWELLING SALES.

Tic Mller-Stam Company has sold for
'tf!. rIch Sauler i35 Putnam avenue. a
'"p and ono-hslf story and basement
''"0nstonc front dwelling, ON lot :0Xl00.
'. client for occupancy.
H. lnlN &, Won ';laLn have sold for
y 'oluotto l.. Craue the three story brick
W't'vC ~ 10 Macon street. near Nos
'..H. avenue.
'r" Rockuor" Realty Company has
t ~. @o3 80. 237 and 255 Ea It
.'"'l street, iiv" Nv" story brick dwell
Hr' eacn ON lot lSXloo. to Robert Il,
Rrodtrlck, James j. Donovan, George
" srh'ru'r. ". Doner and Max Rockmore
.'sp"'iF"l' Tho company has also sold
.' Irhrl avenue. II two story brick
"N'lNue, on lot 1SAlo0, to Joseph A.
l'e.nr
The sun., 1913-10-18
LIS PENIDENS.

CArLR Az. ~ cor ittth -. -0Al00-
John y Iudermsn agt Al.na Realty Ex-
chang" GO action to remove cloud .
atty, I Fowler Jr
18TH Sr, Az W-Rlchsrd u Thbau,. Inc,
for"clos" mechanics LEM, attys Heck
man. Menkrn \ Grscom.
LEAiNGToN Ar, e cor l:oth st, 1oo,1IN
- IL It'll" Guarantee and Trust 90 W.
keel"rs Vans. Inc. ct al foreclosure Of
mtgeI; atty. III swain.
oTii AN 9 \, .is +th NJ. IeN7..IO--
Mutual Lifo 1ns Co of vs. sarah
koTman ~ al foreclosure OF mtEc,
atty, = I. Allen.
sTH AN, 6lS and 6l5-Louis rager vs. Blight
bNerield Co Inc, ct al faction TO fore
close mechanics lion'. attys Herzfeld &
Swcedlcr
.sp ~ $50 w-wm Gray ct al Va
Chas i caldwell c' nj foreclosure OF
mtgel atty, Borlsnd.
+TH ST, lIe and i5i w-Herman II
Gockcl vs. Frances ~ barnes ispecihc
performance; atty Alien.
s,o-Empire Trust 90 w Maggie Realty
60 ct al foreclosure of mtgcI: atty, w
\ Barber.
80 AZ, ~ 2bb 55th ST. 25Asc. ID av,
W \. :b4 = 18th st, :5xl0o Lexington av,
=. GO - y SD st, .0xs0-Patrick Kin
neary vs. Anna r Kinneary 81 al tparti.
tom; atty, NJ Sulzbergcr
9TH AV cor .l5th ~, sslIxj0-DaNid
W Brown ct al w Chss W Beam ct al
ipsrtitionl, atty, II I. Franklin.
The sun., 1913-10-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

MuIDOON, JOS 4. to Sarah Hamill. 5000
RARKTN, SAMUEL. to Louis BssSin. ...,!i
RARKIN, LOUIS. TO Jos Corn ..........:N
sTAGE JOS y. JR, to Anna Il Stein. ~: !l3
WARWICK SAY BANK to Lawyers ME-
y y = TITLE iNs co to Dry DOCK Say s.SS
sc.iniNEID;EiR. .n cHAS p. to Frederick :, g
- cSnnTTa n5n4Tra ROSE Il, TO carrie Grotta I'll
N ( TITLE ms co to U cssraaaS as, daS
rLErscHI. EMIL. ct al TO WIN Ii Kea,lns,
HrpsoN REALTY co TO Nettie
sisIE. hT. WIN i j, to WIN Ii Kea,ing;
SELF Ell Twi'EiiLL REALTY co to Estate Elias
y0RSpRAN, aSSSRA ADAM. ct al. to WIN II Kea,,
NIB. rnf EriiZzABETH NJ exr. to seamens
Bank for Savings ....'''''''' |iSSo'09o
WHhKER. MARY p, TO Harford p Wal:
wsx1IrKEiR ,iEANNE r, to Arthur = 2
sGrnBANK. rfnsil RoBisRiT a, to Harfo!I +
HNRhXN. sxN FANNIE b, exr. to Fannie p
nWnRskY. Rsk ABRAHAM J, to Jo. Corn. si6o
TITLE GUAR T co to Bankers Trust
20 ~~i'V""
The sun., 1913-10-18
$l.50O LEGACY FOR ASTOR.
Bar'"" " iiiiOR WtIIcd Estutc o
siOO.OOO on scrap Of psucr.

lUtthpEtri1i.. h'i u Vincent Nstn-
VIII got Sl.5"0 by the will of bis uncle. !
Rhea Barton Willing. better known as
Barton Willing. The will, probatei to-day.
WAS written on a scrap of paper i'm lead
pencil aud bore no date. II disposed of
an estate estimated ~ more than 500. 900
Bartou Willing was brother of Ms
Ava Willing Astor. IA" mother of Vincent
who divorced his father. The nrS: Mrs
Astor Is u"" here Mr.. Willing died Ser-
tcmbcr of diphth"ria.
Mr. Willing specified tha' tho roman
ing thrcc-fourths of his estate 60 to his
sister, Mrs Susan u W. Lawrence. and
~" remaining oue-foulth to hs other
sister, Mrs John Aston
Th" testament directs II wiuc ou' a''
indebtedness Of money lcu' :" = end.
The sun., 1913-10-18
RECORDED LEASES.

AMSTERDAM Az. q cor l20th st, app on
first hoor-Edmund Francis Realty Co to
W II Clayton 90 l26th st, yrs from
oct |. 1918; atty. Geo FAN. rs william
AVENUE A. ssi, store and celiar--Marx
0t'nssT Rn. snd ano 10 1n5 gG' f,nm oc; ana
1913: atty. W II stewart, 1889 Sd ay, ti.soo
BROADWAY, g cor 18th st. store on
Ism st side-uni,ed Cigar Stores Go to
Vincent praven4ano and ano, 33i T. itth
l3sTH ST. 3bs u, store and basement
Richard T. Poschmann to Edw Stumvoll
at West Hoboken, N j, 9 <-l2 yrs from
Nov l. 1918; atty. G. II Blohm. sas Central
sTEnHiNs' fsfs' AVicos's aaiiiHSichae DIM" CiiSso
TO Jacob Fox 1877 L i5sth at, yrs from
sHERIFF 81, 81, ail-Julis q wohin to
Jennie Prince 10 wiiett st. yrs from
sOTH ST, $3.50 W. all--Nicholas Henry to
Percy l. Barry, 32i " 55th st, yrs from
Oct !. 1873; attys. Roberts 4 II. l1S
5TH Av, a225. stores-Julius NJ Cohen 10
BERNARD Schwarts. lee w lSsth st, yrs
from oc, I. isis............,,....
The sun., 1913-10-18
TWO APARTMENTS
FOR UPPER B'WAY
NulIikcn 4 MOcllcr Take Title
to Block Front From 15Oth
to l1lSt street.
ZEAL ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE
Chesterfield Apartments in New
.lpudS-MrS. Stafford
Makes a Trade.

..,icst .n real estate trading vas en-
,,,acd yesterday by the transfer OF the
l'..H. front on the west side OF broadway
.ou i1oth to 1jlst street by Franklin
H,,tt tu the architectural and building
t-ei Of Nuill>cn y Mocller. who viii i'm.
. ove the property with two ten story
..dr,mcut houses. Tile plot involved has
'ontagcs Of 1910 feet on broadway and
% feet ON each street. making a total
. "a OF about twelve city lots. Mr. Petit
,. said to have received about s31Oo00
20" his property, the price at which it
''s held. The buyers expect to spend
..oout s5jo.0o0 on each building and have
READY obtained their building loans.
Nll of the features required by the new
90 prevention laws will he Incorporated
the apartment; houses. such as double
'''rinccs and exits in apartments and
,ldtional fire escapes. The floors will be
o. vded into four or five apartments each.
I-Icse structures will hc pioneers among
'ch apartment buildings Nv this section
of Broadway. IN fact there Is nothing
prroXimating their height SO FAR north
"r Manhattan Island with tic exception
80 the Riviera apartments on Riverside
l'-ivs from l56th to l5ith street That
twelve story building.
Mullkcn ~ Mocllcr who FOR many
cars were associated as architects with
many successful building operations, have
bcen unusually successful in recent years
as builders Of big structures. one of
their ventures Is the Terminal building At
rark avenue and Forty first street. while
'u tho apartment Held they have con-
ductcd operations at s26 to go West
18th street 80 West Eighty ninth street
md the southeast corner of West End
avenue and Eighty sixth street.
The property they took over yesterday
vas purchased by Mr.. Petit last May
rom III. broadway II s0th-l;lst Street
COMPANY, composed Of A. l.. Mordecai Il
Sa1. lieilncr n Wolf Samuel II. Stone and
-. T. Freedman. 1t Is just south Of Trim
- Cemetery.
CHEsrERf-lELp TRANSFERRED.
Transfer was made yesterday OF the
t't steriield apartment house. At the north
.irner Of Riverside Drive and Ninety
cEhth street 10y the Earkin CONSTRUCTION
company to the Chesterfield Realty Com
ui'v FOR a nominal consideration over a
Wortslgc of $4,000 The property con
Ss,s OF - ten story structure on "A plot
oS 6Na5il. The purchasing company
"1H IN, pruorat'd a few days ago with
li'iuau H. iIunu"wcll. cleveland aud
ItHd'cr Cobb M directors.
The sun., 1913-10-18
SATISFIED NORTG.NI.t.S.

with name and address OF lenders
attorney,
Apr To- TO- lsoi-noS, @ and n M.rst Sc S"NlSo si.rse
I? las + Graham atty. II sealcy. lb5
LOTS .ct. eos map lots Wcodiaun Heights
lO"xlo0. June 20. l?o1--Charlotto T. Van
Dusen to Jno and Amanda Bussis; atty,
.TH ST 'now thattcrton ar, t'nionport.
n = 30 from ~ where u 7th ~ inter
sects div line. bot lot. isi-is:. .a,d map
Lennon 10 stephen 4 and ';wendolsn
Ianuey. 1907 li-rsche st, Bronx. fl.ooO
;b 81 FEN rsr 70, 'Ig Isod l'Os s,, E
nathan 10 Iuo kud,ch. atty, Herman .
tudlich :'' k"ay .........-.. .tt5oo
RNRrN ST g cor kossu,h a., runs 30
100 a." u =" " .6l to ~
ios.j TO beg. De. -. 1910 Rachel.
> slo,tcn, atty, Isaac I.e,ison sSs y
AI.pts s'r. s. TO-; . ~ boulevard. ,2xioa,
sam Bernard, atty. Fred SNOW. -
Kelly ST. 1885. >. is..s,oo. r.h -" gs'
Isio.Jno } and Lizzie serminshsm 10
sophie ri.Eer' at,ys SAKE Powell. $50
wHITia fiAlSs Rb. at p, 80 from I.
thereof along "A line at thereto from
pit therein as y along same from cor
n. 40 from White Plains rd Sc.
tjo>5o. Nov .. 1910 Josephine steiner
and ano TO Freds srownshieId; atty :
DAILY Az. s. eos, isoth s,. 50 axIso.
he, Il. te0s-Msrie krabo and to
Margaretha Mass. attys, Vim Peters
CO. 1898 Boston rd,....... ..-..... 81, ooo
BRIGGS ST, :, at point who're irtcrse"ted
10y line. 10, 1915. nap Iac"nia Park.
T. schmidt 80 Alice Msllon. a'tys. V
lIicko.. w'Il!amsbridsc:, $500
llsTH ST, W. =, 273xlooii, Dec ~
l.os--Sam'l and Hattie Bieneuzncht to
Amelia Graf atty. lily Meyer. 3es
l,sTH ST : ". n =, a'.aAiooii- same TO
los !. Graf; atty, same :...... ~, 900
IsiST ut. $50 W 9TH av. 1SA?9.ii. June
20. 1890 Sarah and Thomas Darragh to
Anita Van Dyok Parker. atty. Edw NJ
Burghard, III Bway .,....;.:,.. $4,000
MAfFLowER Az. s.o.! irop, Pelham rd.
100 Arnold NV, +o2 from Pelham rd being
lots 4:.+3. map Paul estate. westchester
LOx,5, sept 22. 190s--Wm and Mary "
Hyland 10 Nellie q Byrnes: atty. Jno y
Harrison. .cs Bway ...........,.t6:o 900
VILLA Av' sS i7i;G ron ni,sa = e cor van
1855 8 Van Cortiandt av 2bxl22IoN25x
is3a, Mar i.. lst2-Angeia n Monaco 70
Milton Laube; atty. l. j ob"r'nier;
,ssp T sT. ss7 Il, n 5, aixs5.so: lixss.s oet
II. Islo-Elizs osterkorn to T q J. GO CO;
7,sT s sT' n"ss I. ,os west End av. l7sic5s.
!. July .. lsic-louise Kellogg TO Mary g
RUSSELL atty, e sconeld. 10 Wall
IoT 1873, map iio5 Brunner. estate; July 8,
1910 -Jarrard !. and i.ottie u We'rh 20
Jno J Dillon; atty. " ID cameron ss"o .s"n
LOT sss, map sec b. vyse estate. June :s.
IeoS--Em,na Gudehuss TO Anna i stein /,
attys Martin e. Howe. 2s5 B~ay''' *l'ooo
The sun., 1913-10-18
TENANTS ron COUNTRY PLACES

Cocks d Willets have leased the John
s. Phipps farmhouse at Jericho L. l.. to
j. Hopkins Smith. Jr. also the George OIL
ney house at East Williston. l.. l.. to
Frank l.. Crocker and the W. Bur,ing
Cocks residence at Locust Valley. l.. l..
to Paul a. Andrews.
John r. scott has rented for Mrs
Thomas +. white her house at the cor
ner OF broadway and whites lane. Cedar.
hurst. l.. /. to T.. Naumburg.
The Lewis H. May Company has leased
for Mrs. !. Eisenberg the ocean front
hotel on Beach Sixty-third street tfor-
merly Sea View avenue). Arverue. l.. l..
to Charles Wolfson.
The sun., 1913-10-18

Lieutenant Commander A, u, kavsnagh
from the Tennessee TO home for orders
lieutenant Commander =. :. freeman
from tho san Francisco to the New Jersey
az First Lieutenant.
Lieut. q, Bartlett from the Patterson to
home FOR orders
Lieut.. T. Y. McNair from the Chester 10
tho Rhode Island as First Lieutenant
Lieut. Il. A. Lirhtenstein to the Reed
Ensign A. II. Gray from the Castine to
En.iEn T. Baitxiy from tn. Perkins to
the Trippc.
the Eagle.
Commander II. 4. Wiley from comma nd
Saratoga 10 home wait orders
Lieut.. Il. T.: Ingersoll from tho Saratoga
to aid on stan commander in chief Asia tic
fleet.
Lieut.. q, T. suasey from command OF the
Mohican 10 the Wilmington.
lieut.. W. H. Pashley from command tor
pedo hotilla. Asiattc nset to homo fes
Lieut.. C. T.. Page from stsff OF commander
IN chief Asiatic Meet 70 treatment naval
hospital, Mare Island. Cal
Ensign II. p. Cecil from naval station.
Olongapo, to tho Monadnock,
Medical Inspector G. ii, r. I.Owndes from,
ncet surgeon Asiatic hect to home walt
orders,
second Lieut.. ". NJ. Mcllvsin, Medical
The sun., 1913-10-18
CHIEF CALLS FIREMEN EDWARDS
None of 900 In Burlington COm-
pauics NcseUts Epithrt.

RuRLINGroN. y. j oct. l,.-.-FollowinI
fire In the peidich Process tompany's
chemical laboratory in East Burlington
to-day chief Robert Bar"lHy Of IN" volun-
teer fire department ordered th" cont
punies to return to their quarters. The
men refused To- obey. I'll" chief walked
into group of zoo fironrn and dared
them to disobcy him.
Barclay and his son faced tho cnragcd
firemen and although the chief denounced
them individually as towards none dared
to lay hand on him
The Grand Jury at Mount Holly indicted
Chief BARCLAY to-day On two counts in
connection with a strike Of the iircmcn
at a fire last month when Barclay Kicked
a fireman named Sharp from IA ladder.
The sun., 1913-10-18
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

Tho following realty corporations we're
chartered ~ Albany Yesterday:
The Winn~shcik Realty Company. Man.
haitian. capital 5000, directors Iucius u.
Van Doren, New brunswick, T; L. q.
Vanderbilt aud Elmer NJ Kimbsrk. New
York city.
Booth Mason Realty Company. Inc. Man
haitian: capital. $4,000 directors. James Il.
Booth. John y overton and William l..
Cook. New York city.
The Emandee Holding Corporations Man
haitian: capital $4,000. directors Marcus
". Nye. Lewis 7. CHASER and IT, L. Geller.
New York.
The Belmart Realty Company. Manhattan;
capital, $1,000 directors. Martin II Cohen.
Bella Cohen and Frederick II. schultz. New
York
The sun., 1913-10-18

ASiiINGTbN tc. u. These ariuN
orders were issued TO day:
First I"ut. i. II Barnard, fifh Cavalry.
to First Cavalry.
First Lieut.. A n. Graham First cavalry
relieved from assig utu"ut to that regimen,
capt. II. 9 Smithers from Fifteenth
cavalry to unassigned 'ist.
Capt i O. Hartford tayalry, 'oloncl
Philippin. tonstahularA. frhm unassigned
list to First cavalry
FIRST Lieut.. T.. Wilson, Medical Reserve
Corps. from treatment al letterman General
IIospiia san Francisco, to home.
The sun., 1913-10-18
s.r,syvED MECHANICS. LIENS.

,A1sT ST. $40 to Si8 W-Eureka Tile Co
W Ess En- Construction Co ct al; Oct St
is; isia ,ey dsPPSsip 90, oss;ib "ioo so,
Henry Bosch Co Va Barkin construction
60 IT al: APR is, 1919 .by deposit. ..,n ss"ys
same. May 22, 1918 tby deposit :. 5000
WEST aide Of tracks Of u
W. NYC ii Il r 60 ct al. Apr
PARK 4 'i Hv. 'icss and ios. 1Kiener. 8 Rosen;
cr,E'anISs Av W H. IG9.s \ OF Wcstchester
av-i,ouis Stein vs. FinrOck Iron Works
Aug Is, 1918 (by bond). ,&3oo'39
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TRADING ~ THE BRON

NpRENS AVENUE. II. ". Wciskcr
tss sold for Beverly Robinson a2I4 An
-'VS avenue. a dwelling. on plot
nNlr", nu University Heights to n Mr..
lilrE" fur occupancy.
rN ISLAND. Tn" Douglas Robinson.
'harlcs :. Brown Company has sold
TO- the ti'N Real Estate Company a
,.p, 1UxlOU on the south side OF SEQ
f' ''d street. 3aS feet east Of city Island
H''uuc, 10 Ernst Stratrnann who will
0rr'i - dwelling oh the site.
The sun., 1913-10-18

WASiINGTON. OCT I, Tho Eurhott
callnp has arrived at lougk"rg ih" gun
boat Nashville at Sauto Domingo city. the
bAttleships Vermont, Connecticut, flurida
and Virginia aud tug S"noipr AZ Lynn Haven
roads the cruiser Buffalo and the tgs
Jupiter at Tiburon, the destroyer Ammcn q,
Newport. and TIA" cruiser Birmingham at
Guantanamo.
Tho tug Paducah has sailed from Ports
mouth. y. H., FOR Hampton Roads, and the
cruiser Prairie from Tompkinsyillc for New -
The sun., 1913-10-18

.ASr ilSTiI STREET. F!o.ac" : ~
60. have sold for tn" New York
lIi" Insurance and Trust Company. as
'rg-t,o. i52 East Ilsth street. a thre.
story and basement dwelling. on lot
.,N'H.>, adjoining the southwest cor
.'r Of Pleasant avenue. The buyer
W'l occupy tho house.
E~r t4.b STREET. John 7. Reilly
nas sold ~" West it2d street. a five
story HAT. on lot 2,Ns9.I1. located 15O
rot east "f Eighth avenue. The buyer
is an Investor. and I'll" price paid is
hS'd - hc about S2J.0o0.