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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07
NAVY WEAKER THAN ARMY.
Georgetown. which Lost 20 Former,
beats Middics = 10 3.

ANNAPOLIS. May 6.--Gcorgctown downod
the Mdshipmen here this afternoon. y to 8.
Last week the Washington lads bowed TO
the Nays pet rivals at West Point by "A
score of 3 to o The score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

Two base hits--Gillette. Hanes Toolan.
swan Home run-Ainsne. Sacrifice hills
Reilly Hunter, Brown Hodsc. M,chler. Stolen
ba >es- blossom. Michler, Higinbotham Left on
bases-fale.i Williams. 0. First base on balls
ON Brown. y on Hodge. 6. Frs, base on
crrors-fale, 2: Williams, .. Struck cut--By
Brown. I, by Hodge. 5. Wild pitch-Hotyc
Time hours and ! minutes. Umpire-stern-
berg
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STEVENS GETS FIRST BLOOD.
Defeats Rutgers In series Opener by
score OF = 10 2.

Stevens won the first game Of a series
OF three from Rutgers yesterday at Castle
Point Field. Hoboken, by a score Of 3 to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07
Tennis Postponed.

The tennis match scheduled yesterday
between Fordham and stevens was called
of on account Of the poor condition ~ tho
courts after me recent rains.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

jerry Mitchell and Tommy Maloncy
fought ten rounds to a draw NJ the Van
derbili A. q, last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

Lafayette o o . o o 2
Tufts. .....+. q ia -
Batteries--H Hammer, Evans, Holden and
Wright. Keeps aud Helmet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

Il. T.. lnrorsoll. who is IN charge OF IA"
lcast.rn branches for the REQ. says that
NEGOTIATIONS are pending for the sale 10
one OF the factions IN Mexico of twenty
SIX two ton Rco trucks. However. the
REQ company Is worried over the posi-
blnty of blockade OF Mexican ports
when may make 1t impossible to make
the shipments when the contract is rau'
fed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07
.Ba,tcd for Kelly in the ninth inning

Three base hits-Fisher. Adams Two base
hii-Tormey. shugrue Fisher. Calhoun
stolen bases Calhoun. Tormcy. FRS, base on
balls-On Blod.ett :. of Kelly. l. struck out
by Bodg.,, .: by Reilly. .: by Fienle
Passed ba--Lynch. Hicks Hit by pitcher
by Kelly r. Fisher. Rodscrsi Umpire in
chief Hughes. Field umplrc-Bcits. Time
. hours
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

YALE CONES FROM BEHIND.
Williams Leads UntiI Eighth, hut Is
Beaten by q TO 4.

NEW HAVEN. May 6.--Yalc defeated
Williams here to-day. 8 to 4. williams led
until the eighth. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

t'ommsrciai'' o 0 o o % !
Batterlee-sykes and cFocco. Hsrquai
and Becker.
AT GARDEN CITY.
$. raars.... aiSoo3d9oi L !, ,;
Ba'terics-Dir kersou. Emery and RI ne /.
Kne- "a" and pL"ug1.r
At ELMHUHSr, l..
clinton ...... . o - :
NewtuWu. ..... . ! O. @ A-'N - .
Batteries Oldham and Power p!l.ou and
Fine. Levine aai Kaufman
At SUBURBAN oval
lt,I' ,'hiImonI H,l'iss ..,...' 6Gii ia !
Battcrles--sheridan and Lima. Blank ana
Ltnyou.
At Long ISLAND CITY.
curtis ...... o II y
Bryant, . . a : o-..' -
Baiterles-Hick and schretter. Hecr.cin,
Dun!~ii and cav.
At ADELPHI FIELD
Roys' High 100 . ; 5 s--li l.
Ndelphi - u o 0 o 0 o. : q
Batteries -I.ittman. St!ckle and BarsGof-
sky, Heeriein. crane and prohan
brooklyn Prop rs BROOKLYN College: called
on rs mutual agreement
Flushing IS ClRson Point VI 4, called
I 80 D. ID
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l.I;iii(.il

First ba.o on balls
'd"rs1u struck ouf
irrrOu. lp IN rs Wtthrr
l.ef' on bases I"high,
Double play Vallchnt.
Umpire Moore FINE
les
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

FllFI Nases DlllOn- B0attie. PcoN. 9,
SShehgk >arrhce hits Law Healy sohoncl,.
iNp ba-' .u-Nilson. Stguc, out-.By Wood.
oy Laugdon T. First base on balls on
Hppd = of Langdon. > Passed hall -Be1itie.
~ on bases Princeton >. Pttshurs. :
ths base on errors Princeton. ?; Plusburg
ilme hour and 80 minutes. Umpire 90
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SCHOLASTIC BASEBALL GAMES
AT COMMERCIAL FIELD.

Erasmaus Hall. 90 q o - .
Commercial ..... q 0 % \
Ba,terlee-sykes and CTocco. Hsrquail
and Becker
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MN VI \. g.. ~. Nicholas Rink. TO
- Nhhr-rOM kENNEDv " SAILOR
Iti -, HeiNywelght Battle, 10
.' Iuhuu' Lore ~ PM Bloom. 10
' ADMISSION, 81. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07

The dance that liz TO DE held to help
the Orphans Automobile Day outing fund
will take place at tn. Hotel Marie An
tolrctte, broadway at SiNty-seventh
street. on May 81. The committee which
made the arrangements Is composed 0t
Mrs. Joan Newton cuneo and Hal *.
sheridan. They have fixed the tickets a,
SO couple. with extra tickets at 81
each. Il is expected through this dance
% raise money enough to Insure taking
All tho children who want 70 go ON the
outing at Wl,2ers Park. college Pom.
on June 4
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a. Nn base h.t Minds
w N'H'rri. !. Oli A
N..H'lu' g, hN Anl
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a. F'H-,iNiniH. {
N.1.r ana Nilicaui
LfF MI a. mnnu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-07
CAN'T SEE ANY NEED
OF OIL SEPARATORS
Devices Won't Work and Fill
No Useful Purpose in
Garages.
DEALERS ARE OPPOSED
Hearing on the Question Soon
Other Notes Of Mo.
tOrdOm.

The question Of installing oil-separating
devices. so-called, in garages goes much
further than the present state OF affairs,
to take the statement OF H. II. Johnston,
president Of the Automobile Dealers As
ISOLATION. The ordinance, which In sus-
pended for the time being, until further
hearing will be held on it before the Board
of Aldermen. calls for the installation OF
these devices In all garages. This does
not mean" says MIR. Johnston. garages
owned by large concerns or by wealthy
men. but any sort of garage. It means the
small private garage owned by any one
who lives within the limits of the city and
also the small public garage that is strug-
Cling along as best It may. And. more
than that. II this ordinance is enforced
here. 1t will be- tried on in other cities and
the whole country will he called on to pay
toll to an absolutely worthless device"
In "A recent hearing before Fire Commits
sioner Adamson. MIR Johnston gave the
results Of experiments made with these
scparators. as they are called. He said
they were not effective and that further
more they were unnecessary. AZ he point
ed out. the small amount Of gasolene that
goes into "A drain. compared with the great
amount of water and small percentage of
soap used In washing cars IS not detec-
table by these separators. He pointed out
that the official tests refused to include
soap IN the mixture. which he character
lied as unfair. He added. too. that kero-
sene IL used far more for cleaning In gar
ages than In gasolenc and 1t can be used
without violating the rules which almost
all garages have against using gasolene
in cleaning work
As TO the manhole explosions 80 general
( ~ blamed on rasoene. Mr. Johnston says
they were common Ions before automobiles
were In general use and that they are
traceable to illuminating gas.
II isn't clear to tn" average mind why
the Fire Department should be making
I tests Of the separators at this time. when
the ordinance calling for them has been
/ in effect for some years. hut these tests
are alleged to be under way. There Will
be further hearing on this matter May
J 20 The garagemen and automobile deal
/ ers Of New York and Brooklyn are united
/ against the separaturs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-13
AT THE HOTELS

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mu'gcc Mrs. J &. i''h'. hth'i OhhuIB'y
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more, IS. Hmlth foIt Mo'hl W .. names
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oucr, Okla; {. McCallum, Oklahoma 'iil 3
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City
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W duncan, Houston. Tex. G. G. Craddo' L.
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G. j Mount Atchison. Kan; ;. T. Lddis
Sapulpa5 A. $. Mesanaer. fay''i,ylIgi MSS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-13
YALE THEATRE.

For todays program the Yale the
atre is offering for the approval of
its patrons the great European actress,
Cecilia LOTUS, In a three-reel master
niece. "The City Of Promise, a human
interest drama of unusual interest
which every mother should see. Also
a cne-recl character picture entitled
THE Idiot is worth your while.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-13

bgs against sl0205.sbs for the same
period last year and that sine, July
tuu total has been yaU.71H. Uua,
about $4,000 less than duuul the
first s'N weeks Of last year
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-13

well worthy The patronage they are
receiving for t'e PLAYS arc produc-
tious and the ouy cheap feature att
tachcd to tho performances are the
prices Thelma starts ~ the matinee
today and mo- Doubt the house Will
be packed sunday. "Ihe Little Giri
lie Forgot
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-13
Cicero l.. Holland
C.. O. ID. Grocer
III East Third Street
Phones 3GS and 800.

Customers should he pleased WIN
the prices made by Tulsa Merchants
~ compared with Eastern Markets
~ shown by an investigation made
n, the house of representatives az
Washington. Aug. II.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
100000 AID ST. LEASE
Landay Bros, Inc, Rent Store
and Basement.

W.. & l. Hess have leased the store
and basement at % West 42d ST. to
Landay Brothers, Inc, distributors Of
the Victor talking machines. The lease
IS Tor a long term Of years OF an ag-
gregate rental of 100000. The prem
ises will be extensively altered.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has rented Offices i'm 81 Broadway TO
Paul J. Esquerrc and the Brase Pub
hshing Company, and in Al Liberty ST..
70 the New York Corporation Station
ers
Douglas L. Gilman { Co. have leased
the parlor floor store al ! East ODD st.
20 Donald Cuylcr Vaughan, book dealer.
Porter & Co. have rented for Martha
A. Gaines for a term Of three years
the premises 81 West l26th 81.
Carstein & Liunekin, Inc, have leased
store and basement in 2ll LenoS
10 b. Fisher, additional space in
&c American Woolen Building to l..
Goldsmith & Son. the fourth loft in
1873 East 10Th st. TO the American Let
ter Company, 1000 square feet IN 22l
Fourth av. 10 Hyman & Kirsch Com
rany, Inc; space in the same building
TO the Mason Home Steam SpOnging
Company. space in 1851 Broadway to
William Stcinberg, the Shirt EmbOss-
ing Company, J. Silverman, E. A.
schultz, Abe Levin, f. B. Ansbacher
and Clifford L. Levy,
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
BUSINESS REVERSES

FRANK RICHARDS LAUNDRY Sup
Ply CO-Pedriun against the Frank hich-
ards Laundry supply Co., OF 44O West 4otn
at, by these creditors: HeDublc BAG AId
PgpaT 60. 500: philadelphia Lyo ana
Chemical CO.. sl24. and Philip F. Wiclis H.
So Assets said to be $4,000. The com,
panv was Incorporated ia 1899 with capital
stock $50. 900, succeeding ss FRANK H''ia' 1S
MAX BROOkSTEI I%.--PStuCh aEaihsI
Max BroOkstein. dealer IN mems fufnIHn-
in- goods, at %3 Canal St. by these credit
Ors: Harry Diamond. St3: BosnlEE d son;
Sa79, and Sam Rrody, SlI5. Liabilities said
TO be $1,000 and assets 5000. He made an
assignment Friday - ,.,
BENJAMIN BERNAM EtIT' - ,l,ey deriI'DT ~
agalns. Benjamin BernzWeig, sroceT az
New Rochelle. by these creditors: charles r
Mattiage g. Son, 1886. Kirkman q son,
SiO2. and John B. Cayagnarno. n Sl60' La
Gilities are 81 900, assets ~ OOO ,.
WILLIAM DECENTRALIZATION hy William
Derry, Of COL West 1921 St, formerly presi-
dent OF the Derry Lingerie Company, with
Liabilities S2B.i70 and assets 100 sheTes OF
a-0cE OF .hc cOmpsng In possession OF
OF ler parties. Among tho creditors are the
New Nc,herland Bank, S4.TOI; Andrew j.:
Srhenectady. Sl,02l. or the liabilities
81, 800 H. accommodation paper ot the Der
~ Lingerie Company, which he ihdotsgG.
NOSES HENRY HOsENBLUM;-Petlu etluoii =
by. Moses Henry ROsenoluin, salesman, OF
$50 West lI4th St. with Liabilities &4.Ol2 no
assets Tie debts were contracted III IN
dianAUOls In 1872. lo.
MAURICE l. TRUNSkI.-Peutiou b.
Maurice I. StrunsKy. 523 West 18th st.,
With liabilities S9ll2, assets $50 cash
Among the creditors are Emil Lovenbe -
81, So. and Reuben Z. T'iehthoru. Si.il1.
SCHEDULES ~ BANKRUPTCY
WILLIAM SPITZ.-Schedules OF william
Spltz, dealer IN d-yEoods, at 1875 First ay..
show liabilities OF $3.50 aud assets so"
In stock and fixtures.
MADE AN ASSIGNMENT.
ABRAHAM RACHLIN.-Abraham EaSh-
lin dealer In hats and caps, at ZIG Third
av made an assignment 70 samuel Phil j.
lipson He began business in july, 1911.
ABRAHAM SCHUMskN. - Abraham
Schunlsky. dsale! in mems furnishing
goods, al 69 Delaney 81, made an assign
ment 20 Marcus Helfand
COMPOSITIONS CONFIRMED.
John MORIAETY.--JudEe Mayer con-
frlntd a composition OF John Noriarty. fur
nltute dealer, at l43T Third av., With cred
itors al 30 cents on the dollar. on spplica-
zion OF II. & J. T. Lesser, who said the
composition was payable N cents cash and
~ cents in rPtc' Of . cents each, payable
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Apartment Leases.

Carstein & Linnekin, Inc, have
leased apartments at 100 West 121st
81. TO B. Heine, b. Hirsch, /. Halpert
and B. Kipp; at II West 18th st. to r,
Dirks, L. B. Willets and John P. East;
at AZ East 30th st. to II. Monroe and
Frederick Willis; at 100 West l2lst st.
TO Fannie Epstein, and at 100 West
l9ist st. to Alexander Steinhardt and
Abraham Rosenberg.
William A. White & Sons have rented
apartments in the Newport, at the
southeast corner of Broadway and 52d
st.. to Theodore II. Bauer, Otis II.
Kean. A. Frank Jones and Roberts E.
Berg: in Hortense Court, at 9 and IL
East 97th st., to Samuel JOspe; in
the building at the southwest corner
Of Irving Place and 18th st. to Judge
Joseph r. Corrigan; also studios in
the same building to Conrad Scapeechi
and Rea S. Irwin.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have
leased a large apartment in 535 Park
av. to Mrs. Gardiner Sherman, of New
port. r. l., and in 30 and 36 East 5Sth
81. TO Shields Gurley and Miss P. S.
Squire.
The Payson Mel Merrill Company,
Inc, has leased apartments at 40 West
57th ST. TO Mrs Il. l.. Herrick and Stu
art Blackton; at 1876 West 56th st. to
Miss Katherine Emmet and Miss Dain-
try Yates; at l12 West 47th st. to Ed
win II. Unger; with John n. Golding
an apartment at 1000 Madison av. to
Mrs RobnsOn-DuH.
Pease & Gilman have rented large
apartment in the new house being
erected at the southeast corner of 72d
st. and Lexington av. TO Frederick G.
Hitchcock, aid suite at 157 East 8lst
ST. 10 W. H. Crombie.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
SEPTEMBER =.
Manhattan.

TIE u-: yLme is that os the debtor. IN.
.ec"nd liat Of the creditor. AMI Gate Wien
iuI<HIrd waE fled:
c?l"c. Film CO. Z. GoeGsl; Dec o. 1879;
$500 20.
Crssri, John E.-TurnDun Manuto ,tuyIuE 20. ;
l'er. -, 1914: S$S2 -.
C..lins. Jose-E. bernhard; May Is, 1914;
$40 -.
Eupr2 Motion Picture Corporatlor--B Crys-
tai < son: June 2J 1914; S599 81.
l.anSe,. samuel Nv. solomon; April >.
1902: Sij4 81.
sIunG"r. William--Manhattan Railway 90. {:
Jan. Is. 1896: SlOJ TO-
Thirty-eialt West F1fty-ninth -. 60. and
Albert l. Sire--Alfred j.. Norton Co.; Aug.
=, 1914: t2,Clf -.
Kinney. Annie Nj. EuIns; Nov. 90, 1911;
S@S- =.
Mason, Carl.s!e-E. Crystal 4: SON Tune ~.
1914: S%i7 So.
NcMu!lcn. Robert Nc. J. Miller; June .,
1863; 1886 4j.
saIa"-O. !. Guds Co. Ncw Vorz; OCT. %,
iSl9; Sl,2Je a.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29

street. Realty Co 10 American Real Estate
90. "a 60O, ats, i L Meyers, 521 alh ay'
9nfrU sT. g3l W. y, 8h2.0'w West Eng
ay. s5xiOO.5; Jan - 1900; fEa wife, a
a Gra1. 10 y n Donald: ttnOOOi httys'
warren, Hoothhy g W, 81 Nassau p. ,,,.
fTTTH ST. gS ana ~ W =; $40 ,,,,,.ssi, oHi
av. ;l7. .gNUp ii; March II, 1901: Mary ulIil'nl
20 4 Blume; $1,000; alys M q : lHahea
y itTTiI I'Ii1s ser, p COS ". =. lo1 nrSadway;
i8Sfo. II: March 81 lSO9' q ana i1u'
WOOD 10 q 4 Ieitner; $1,000; ATTY q"
lsaeI; ,sa,; sRSS gT 81 o. Webster ar. .i1SoS: ioI
.eE5r5s: Nov 70, 1911: W Coopgr 20 y -
f,evey: s. COO; atty, New York Title Ihso'
ance 90. ,,. 90. "a Il
,o1. Grru I 1nfg. Wesley CONSTRUCTION 70 -. ~
Central Mortgage 90; Sl,@5O: attys' GUS
q, 90 Wall u.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
STORAGE NOTICES.

10 WHOM II NAY CUNCERN.--Me will
sell at public auction. 2l0 East l25th 81,
on Saturday, October H. 1914, commencing
fectg, merchandise. etc, stored by or in
names as foliowE: Mrs. a. smith, Mrs. Be5-
sic Sampson Mrs. Ella Frederick, Ed.
Thomas Mrs. J. sullivan, Mrs. naomi
Cruwdy, II. Harris Lawrence Il. Hatcher.
Mrs. I, Francis. E!iiah WOrmsy. Miss Il.
Williams Mrs X Tobin. Emil Trevan, W.
4. Ackuruan, Mr. f. Edglind. John Wer-
ner. Nirs. Gerard. NIrg. lM.nello, Rildred
GutL rie. 0ustaye Thyselius
Unless all chargss are paid on or before
October u, 1914. same VII be sold accord
ing 70 Law - pay charges
ITE B9OTHERs STORAGE & VAN CO.,
2OO-2i6 East 12Jth g.
IIO-1lS Ea9c l24ch -.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Parcel. with L to SOth ST.,
Has Been Held at
$25O,0OO.
MARGOLIES BUYS ROW
OF 6SD ST. FLATS
Shuberts Intended to Erect
Theatre on Site-Sells Lease
hold Near 5th Av.

The East and West sides both iur-
pished interesting sales yesterday
Bing & Bing resold tho Philip Living
ston home, al 1871 Fifth av., 10 client
Of Edward ]. Hogan.
The house is Eve stories high in the
front and four in the rear. 1t has been
held at S25O,OO0 Il occupies a plot
fronting 30 feet on the avenue and ex-
tending back a distance of 1918 feet,
with q 25-foOt l. extending to SSth st.
The BirCs bought the property recent
u from Mr.. Livingston, along with the
Fowler Court apartments, at Riverside
Drive and 112th ST., in part payment
for the new twelve story apartment
house at the south corner of Riverside
Drive and SSth st. That deal involved
about 81. $4,000.
Edward Margolies. purchased from
the Sixty-th;rd Strct Realty Company
James +. Meehan) the six five story
flathouses at to 10 West Esd St, on 3
plot I5Ox1OO.5 feet, held at SS50,000.
The property, which is directly OPP
posite the Century Opera House, was
bought by Mr.. Meehan last April from
the Shuberts, who at one time intend
ed to erect a theatre on the site, IN an
exchange for tho Cecil Spooner The
atre. which forms one Of the group Of
community buildings put up by Mr:
Meehan at Southern Boulevard and
i61st ST. That deal involved about
$500. 900.
". W. e. II. NJ. Hall have disposed of
lie leasehold OF the three and five story
buildings at rs and 20 East 50th ST., on
a plot 56.2xlO5.5 feet, 70 feet west OF
Madison av. and directly opposite st.
Patricb's Cathedral. The lease still has
number Of years 10 run, it having
been obtained by the Halls from the
cwncr, Helen B. Garvey. One Of the
buildings was for many years occupied
tv the Cutler Preparatory School.
On the lower East Side A. Goldberg
& Son purchased from T. Libman the
five story building at 105 Division ST.,
on lot 21.5S53.6 feet, adjoining the
southwest corner Of Pike 81. The buyer
will remodel the structure.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER 9S.
Manhattan.

El.OOME ST, $3.50, u w cor Wooster ST;
all. Ellen W Duryea to American TUh,lcen
Co. III eth av; yrs from Nov J. 1914:
50 600: attys, J ii Holmes, III 9TH as.
BRO(tME ST so; Morgan J O'B-ien and
uuO eNrs 10 Lazarus Rothstein; 3 Yrs from
May I. 1914; $500.
DUANE ST, So ground floor and base
ment and rear loft on "a floor: " J O'Ereu
and anO, eyrs, to l. Rothstein: yrs from
May /. 1914: $500; attys, II Koehler 4 Go.
LEXINGTON Az. 423-5 ground floor;
Hanover Lunch, Inc. 10 y L Swanson ana
Rno. 52J W lSSth 81: T-l@ yrs from Oct
I. 1914; $4,000 TO $4,000; atty, J " Scoblc
90 Liberty ri.
42D ST % West stofe and basement aud
ali the exterior front OF % floor Estey
Piano CO 20 LaHday Eros, Inc, Js3 5th,av
IL J-l2 yIs from Nov ]. 1914: 900 to
SIS 900 attys, Feiner & Moss, l00 Bw8y
SSTH ST. sl0-lA y all; Hannah Straus to
J Greenwald, 37O5 80 av; yrs from O., I.
1914; 5000 and F5,10e; atty, Helinger
800 Bway.
Ii7TH ST, 30G-S w: stable all; Stone
70 l. Kanter 3il L la5th - 2 ll-l2 yrs and
"a days frOuI Sept Il, 1914: $500 to &3,7B0
atty. N Salomon, Beckntan 81.
l66TH ST, $50 w; all; 4 l. Prayer to
Fannie Farbcr. 46j w l64th 81: YRS from
oct l. 1914; $4,000; atty, Il Peigor 81 Lib
eFTV q
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Transit Committee Conference

The transit committee OF the Cham
Der Of Commerce of Queens, John
Adikes, chairman, will confer with
Mayor Mitchell and the Board Of Esti-
mate tomorrow. at 1880 p. M, and urge
that immediate action be taken in the
matter Of the proposed franchise to the
Brooklyn, Queens County & Suburban
Railway for the extension Of its trolley
line on Metropolitan av. from Dry Har-
Dor Road to Jamaica av. This line
would be a direct route between Ja-
naica. Richmond Hill forest Hills,
Ridgewood, Maspeth and the Williams
burg Bridge, and would give much
needed transit facilities to large sec
ton Of the lth and I'd Wards of Queens.
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Against War Tax on Realty,

The following is resolution
adopted yesterday by the Real Estate
Board Of New York:
Resolved, That the Real Estate
Board of New York, representing
many millions Of real estate invest
ment in this city and state, protests
against the placing of war taxes in
time OF peace on real estate. which is
now overburdened with taxation in
this state. To-day more than 96 per
cent of our entire city revenue from
taxes comes from realty. We now have
an additional state tax Of one-hslt OF
l per cent on mortgages. The tax
proposed is heavier than when the
country was actually at war. If such
q tax IL necessary, we recommend a
reasonable stamp tax Of fixed amount
on each mortgage and conveyance and
lease"
New-York tribune., 1914-09-29
Liabilities we're

every three months Liabilities were
"Sgw YORK cnowE E1,ITTING
woIlIIe, judge Mayor. he9 c2ngrinfnd gL.ln nad :
nsgs az the New York Crown knituhg
Works, Rs ig5 Htand VT, with creditors "
M cents on thu dollar. payable ~ cents
cash aud 10 cents Ia notes at two, thfoe
aud four months.
DISCHARGES FROM BANKRCpTCY.
Judge Mayer ERntsd discharges 10 these
Ianktup,s: George ". Hanford,. brokcr -,!i sna
promoter. 20 Broad NJ, liabilities SiOe'f.9;
Knplau a. BarruEch. whoicsalo laGes, hS
Broadway. liabilities S03,ssi; Carl AGkHg-
man, dryEoode. J02 brook ay., uaointles
S2,lg4: tughberg q Sons, fufs, y u';sl
10th st. liabilities SD.742; Alfred Mottola,
hair goods. at 20 West Sth st., laDllltles
81. Gis; Nathan Pincus. tailor. 2Os East
broadway. liabilities 1920: 1yoander HiGh-
ardson, press agent. 1G7 West 4Sth ST., ila .
bilties S7DS; shapiro & Becker, clothing
and mems furnishing goods J7S Ninth Az
liabilities Ss.J75: Leonard A. Shipmnn, -14
West 5Jth IT., liabilities 81 900; Thomas r :.
smith, liquors.. tTO Sixth av.. lHbllltlss
S.2 13B. and Max splelyogel, sslesnan; l3GO
lntnryaia av.. formerly printer, hhphI'les
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