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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-01
WAN BLOWN TO DEATH
BY DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
body. literally In Pieces. Picked IN
Sc'cnty-FiNc Feet Away ErOsn spot
Where Disaster Occurs.

.'f'N1ti w ~ ! ines lAS1l5 ten,
l.NNCliBtRG, VA, August 3l.-Eufus
Gambler. aged about SIXTY years a
blacksmith In the employ Of the Lone
Jack stone Company. was Killed this
afternoon shortly before ~ o'clock al
th" quarry by an explosion Of dynamite.
MI Gamblers body was literally blown
!" pieces, and II WAS picked NJ after
INC explosion about seventy -ilNt feet
from where IN. wis working. Almost
VERY bone in his body was broken
IN" men engaged ia blasting rock ON
saturday afternoon were instructed l..
Si"t" Il lot of dynamite i'm tho buildint.
~ which the blacksmith shop WAS To-
Gated. and Mr.. Gambler. il was stated
thi% afternoon, was cautioned to re
move II before building his fire this
morning. This. IL appears he forgot 10
90, and at l0:i5 o'clock the dynamftc
Exploded. 1t is thought IL was iSnityd
10y q spark from the forge.
Thc building, rather largo stru,-
tatc' was blown INTO small pieces, pr.ic-
tlca!ly nothing of IL being left stand
ing.
Mr.. Gambler lived III Eococks. ana he
Is survived 10y his wife and ten chill
dr"n IN addition TO his own family
iacrS are -four brothers and three
s!St''rs all OF whom live in Campbell
County lie MAS an uncle Of C. H. ana
NJ. j Gambler. of LHuchburE. aud Rev
~ r. Gambler. Of Fort Norfolk, who Is
mere on a visit to-day.
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OUTSTANDING BUSINESS
IS LARGELY ADJUSTED
OF Total Of S1OO,O00. 900. Represent.
ing Last Days Trading, All But
$4,000, 900 Is Settled.
IMPROVEMENT IN BONDS NOTED
Transactions in Numbers OF Leading
Issues ut Closing Prices of July 30
Regarded as Encouraging Feature.
Foreign Rates Shade Easier.
ny BnoADAN WALL.

Now York. August 3i.--ln round figures 'ne
last days trading tho Stock Exchange
probably totaled sloo.0oo.oco. 90 this bust
mess. all but about sco",o 900 has boon adj
justed during the thirty days the exchange
has been closed.
This statement Vas made on the Authority
of Stock EN.hansc member. who should be
In position TO know the exact facts
There was a good attendance ." The h"or
of the Stock Exchange to-day. Rrohers
make il n point he on hand Monday morn
ing 10 discuss tho situation and exchange
floor, the doorkeerers aud pages arc on duty
"a usual from 10 10 : O'Clock but al trans
actions arc conducted at the c,earinE-housc
Iniprovcmeut in number az bonds was
noted to-da> Win transactions ~, IN = E M,
prices Of fuiy a. This was an cncou5a enF
Feature. offerings have exceeded oids !" q
h Not much business Was done the curb
but the bids FOR steel common were At :.
opinion among tho stock Exchange mem
hers is not altogether unanimous regarding
tracts between members. u has h"cu sug-
ScStcd the governors that mcmhers "h"
rowed should be compelled - dcpos.i. say
10 per cent on each !e' shares Win 4 ,..st
their contracts. This put the situation more
nty !, is ~ srEnSn 5hq, e We
contract between members could ,e settted
SefGre the Teonsnns S OF he be '@Sk
weak spots would be eiimina;ed and ths
street will be IN n better position 10 deal
directly with tho banks when Trading is re-
sumed.
rhe market for copper meta today was
dull. With a number Of inquiries part'cu-
larry from South America. Brazil Is IN the
market for copper wire and electrical equip
,uents. bu, Is lacking IN facilities for carry
Ing on the banking end Of the transaction,
Foreign exchange rates were shade easier
to-day. Abon, 1900 OF new business Is
stated TO be coming In every day: represent
Ing in par. grain bills. While this amount
Sc a mere drop IN the bucket. II u expected
that the volume of business viii steadily
increase
The London Stock Exchange committee an
nounccs that all members must make returns
by September Of the amounts owed by
them on loans 70 tho clearing house, other
banking institutions. firms ar individ uais-
This information IS exclusively for the clear
ing-house settlement department.
IL is expected that the New York stock
Exchange Will shortly require its members
10 furni.h statement along tho same ines.
New York August 5t.--Mcreantlle paper. =.
sterling exchange. nominai for cables.
s5o6s5Tt5o3c5; FOR demand. s5.n6a 'j"e5o. Bar
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Girl strmck b. AUTO.

Josephine Writ. ten years old, daugh-
ter of Jacob Writ. was badly hurt YES
t.rd2y morning 1T 1880 o'clock. wncu
she was struck by an automobile de
livery truck Of the Noldc Bakery Com
lnny. which was passing Tenth and
Hun streets After Snocliin.. her down.
the front wheels OF the machine passed
over her body. pr. T.. q. Hooker. who
treated her, said that she was severely
bruised about the face and body, but
her condition was not dangerous she
WAS reported to he resting quietly ut
her home. ZOOS Decatur Street
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Ncgro ;nmhlcrs GO tn .Inil.

'Hc OF the largest UOCketS mat has
ever faced the Southside justice APP
poarcd before Justice III. A. Maurice
yesterday morning in Police Court.
Part H.. when thirty negroes were
nrraiSncd on the charge Of gambling
IN the camp Of the Southern Railway
Company. Determined to break up the
REGULAR sunday pastime. Justice Mau-
ia default Of which they went to Jail
Mcanwhilc construction work on the
road is being delayed by the absence
o. the men.
Thc district occupied by the shantics
OF the railroad force has given the pc
llcc no end of trouble recently When
captain Wright, aided by Detective
ScrGoants BAILEY and Atkinson raidcd
the y ace on sunday thcy were fired
upon by the negroes.
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Death of Ipfnut.

Iinwood. the infant son OF H. n
Johnson: died yesterday morning al ,
o'clock in the home of his father. 116
McDonouSh street The body was
shipped last night to Raleigh. y. G..
where burial will he made to-day.
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NAVAL. STORES

savannah ia. August g. Turpcn;ins
nominate io'ys NO sales. receipts. -. casks:
shipments. LIS, casks. stocks .sQG, casks
h@sin, nominal: n" ,alcs. receipts to- bar
re!s: shipments 6.%sh barrels; stocks 49, 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-01
COTTON GOODS MARkErs

New York. August al Dry goods markets
We're quiet to-day. Uncertain prices on gray
goods made buyers timid. colored goods
We're strong because OF the scarcity OF dye
Sturls
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Liverpool August 2l.-Spot cotton goo
business done mainly In tho better Qualities
Sale. s.a1 bales Including 800 American al
Tho basis Of scod. FOR niddlns; imports lG
baies all American
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COTTON MARKETS.

New york August 7i.-Port Movement
exports, i5j bales. Exports " baieS. stock
Sa5i6 bales.
: Total to-day at all port.-Net receipts. 1915
bales. exports Ia bales. stock. $53.oa5 bales.
Total for weck->ct receipts, 1891 bales.
Total Tor season Met receipts. lo.isi.s'a
bales; exports SS6!tes bales.
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by Rl'Ft'I% & SLOAN
Real Estate AuctionccrS.
AUCTION SALE
or
No. 2ilS HANOVER AVENUE.

We arc requested hy the owners. who
arc selling for u division. to offer FOR
sale. on the promises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER tTH, 1914
ut u o'clock l.. NJ,
that attractiN" uiitc-room detached
brick dwelling, situated on the north
line of Hanover Avenue, between b.,N is
Avenue aud Elan street. The lot hus
4 frontaI" Of - feet. extending back
between parallel lines i1a feet to ;n
alley. The location of this propcrt y
is very desirable. being both convenient
to cars and school This sale should
appeal both to home-seckers and in
Ncstors. so lie present and secure Il
bargain.
TERMS: Easy. and announced at
sale.
IUFFIN X SLOAN
AuCtionccrs.
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pcrsonnI Mention


Sergeant i. 7. Willard and family
left ON sunday on a motor trip to Dan
vile Va, where they will spend some
time
Miss Garnctt Curtis. who has been
visiting her unclcs. Il. 4. and -. J. Cur
Us, ana her Srandnothcr. Mrs. T.. y
to her home in Washington. Il. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Railey T. Shihett and
children are expected to return home
this week after u visit to relatives
In Fluvanna.
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''iita\ SAi4it-fu:urc pays.
by VIRGINIA Auction CO.
Gcnrrni Auctiunccr..
jbl6 East Broad Street.
Phone Madison 3S3I

Fi,'iiT PIANO, rARLOR. LIBRARY.
a,tl:AMi;ltH. DINING ROOM Fi-I;Ti
IRE, HOUSEHOLD EFrEcTS. L.:r,.
AT AUCTION
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

S5onslie5. sheep steady: sheep. si.5.mys,:
Aear-lnEr- s. 1MSG3i. lnmhs. Ss..SMslss.
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RAILROADS.

Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Com2aa,
SCHEDULE isFEEcrI.i: APRIL II.
IDt4. go
Smurrnc1ins Schedule or May 10. 1912.
irnins leave HichnOnd B.5:5O A. H..
:. y. W., is a. VI, q. VI, 40 a, NJ,
~ \. VI. l.. VI. q. W., 8 T.. NJ, IA
r. ", 90 Il. 81. G,2G l.. ~. 7:i0 T.. NJ,
rs ,. W. 50 J.. W.. 10 y. VI, 1i:i5 T.. VI.
ir"iGS leave Ashland -: 80 a. NJ. D.y
.. ", :. W., $50 \. VI. 10 4. NJ, ..1t
=. ", II. noon, - y. VI, 2 l.. NJ, 3 Il.
r. H.. 4. ". fip 4. NJ. $40 A.. a.. ~
IL Carrie. bngEnxc Saturdays only.
'Ba.lS except sunday .SundHy oniy
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New York August 5t.--Mcrcantlle paper. a.
sterling exchange. nominal. fnr cables.
s5o67aa 90; for demand. sjns1'i"e5o. Bar
silver. 1914,
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Bl"TTER MARKETS.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKErs.

Jain III, August 3. Ruttcr 5, asked:
4. no sales.
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AUCTION saLl;s-ro-Day

REcElNEiIS AUCTION SALE SrOf. X
MID FUTURES RICHMOND tMSii
MEAT MARKET. INC. BANkItU III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-30
Ell DORADO SOLD TO
INVESTOR AT $1,2OO,OOO
Central Park West House Brings Cash
Above Mortgage-$2OOOOO Park
Avenue Company Formed

= r. Wood. W. IT, Doson Company
rspo-t,d the sale yesterday of the III
Dorado apartment house, occupying tn.
ho.k front on Central Park West he.
tween Nuetieth and Ninety-first streets
The brokers would not name the buyer.
They sud he Is an investor living IN
,ro,nor city and that he paid Sl,2O0,0 900
M 'He property, giving all cash
,ho,e the mortgage. The sellers were the
rrn Realty Company. composed of W.
grsr,'ricN Brice. Albert u. Kerr and
vvs,u Todd who took over the apart
,ospt house In March. Ii Is AN eight
tory structure occupying n plot fronting
,oI m the avenue and 100 feet on
s,,h street The building was erected
,bou, ten yeavs ago by John v. Signei
a, cost OF about 100000. The house
s,s always been well rented. and while
A., Of exactly modern type II has at
fractions ~ light. outlook and arrange
...r, which have made IL one Of the most
,opu.tr N,st side apartments. Yester-
AVS sale Is tho third OF the property In
no wears In July. 1912. Audley Clarke
~ Rrl,kyu bought 1t I'm trade for
sbav, fore, vacant and improved Brook
H., rr.u,rt'cs He resold IL In March to
o.. sellers tu the present sale. There
.s a mortgage on the property for soro-
IAN
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BRookL, MARkET ACTIVE.

John II D"lack and j. !. Levcy report
ifc sale Of the new two story and store
building AZ 3f0s New Utrecht avenue,
hlrough Park, for tho Connolly CON
s'rucuou Company TO an investor for Sl2,-
M
Tho Comet Construction Company has
houcn' the plot. l00Xl10. on the east side
ny "o"aU Parkway. 100 feet north Of
HsNerl' road. as site for two four
S'o'y apartment houses. y. Rubenstein,
ne broker also sold a plot. 62Xi92. on
m" north sd" Of Eastern Parkway, eX.
ending 90 Lincoln pace, near Franklin
avenue 10 ) Amato who will build a
garagr
J Storm has sold for Charles Gah-
if1n l0fl F'ftv-eighth street "a two family
0rick dwelling, on lot 20NlOo.
=. Iui'o teIuS have sold for the
Nas.'N Construction Company to Michael
-"cchlna lNl3 Church avenue. three
No-H dwelling with store, on lot 20Nl00.
r T Newman has sold the three story
u"r''s 1' zoe President street for r. j.
.'oo'' 10 client for occupancy; also
500 '.D two story dwelling at ll5 Gar
U"l0 place 90 An investor
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i95TH ST, ia w--Maits waiter ~ al ar,
Katherine @ Farrell ct al foreclosure OF
mtg atty. VI Walter.
Ted ST. =, ZIG IT Q Of 9th sv. 15kf00ii-
Donald Robertson Co agt John NJ Logan
camp ct al foreclosure OF mtsj atty, T J
Meehan.
CHESTON AN, e cor 1sist at sOxioo (s).
nreston av, cor lSist st 5Ox50-Anna
hlhm sgt Conrad II schmitt ct al (fore-
vS sIIosnrs 81 mtg atty, u c Boty.
'Hhr.N ~ Ne Az, p. 1871 N lsist AZ 9Ox
IisS.Lizzie Van Ripper agt Home Speci-
ally CO. Inc ct al foreclosure OF mtg ;
ihEEMoST ~, 3. as e Washington av.
folNsSb--Mendel Marcus AIT Moses Low
LeyIson. w "'s'' atty' 1
i' n Az rs 55e I'd st 25xi1a-Fanny II
Gatuner agt William n drill ct al 1fors
,sewrss,ure OF mtg; attys. Allen A Sabine
iov' ~ 81 cor Fox a. 1OOxi Oo--ueorg.
johnson ACT Haase Iippmann cons,pns
Ferris a Storck s'' h'Ss'
'Hhh 81 cor German nj fknown n.
lot "a. blk Ass, section . ppn ar, ,s"uwn as
Lax Lien Go OF New York agt .Iohp NJ
rhley et al faction to foreclosi,re ipsns,s,
OF tax Hem; atty. 4 weyman'
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SATISFIED MORTG tGEs.
tWitn name ana address Of lenders alto
ney.l

tWitn name ana address Of lenders attor-
neY.l
BOwERY. l5o-l5t n " cor Broome 81
X r GO. l6 william 81 H,tys Geller,. Rol-
SION & n 23 Exchange pl ........., 81, 600
SAME PROPERTY, oct l6 lsO6-Same to
MN1NGifATTAN Az. %, " s. bis n loist st.
Emile Hasssy, exr, 500 Bway $500
i9TH ST :. 100 . % av, 25NlOO.b. Ian a.
l9lli Hlnna lnger to lDouls Phillips
l5G " 9th 81 a. 40 Bway ...,,,. $4,000
- 10. July - ls06--Maria /. Iasllll 10
samuel Hess. atty l.. Hess, FL
7sPPHH sr $ - ii5 " PARK .ay. i7sxlo5 O.
April II, l9l9-Juiia Peck 10 Ellen
duction Of mortgage by order supreme
Court July ~ igli Justice Leonard A
Gl.gerich atty, Adolph PangseT. SS
7TH AZ, " $. bss 9sth st. 90 4ssSss
Avenue co 20 sanford Mort co; atty, Max
HORATIO ST 26-2S, -s ~ " 4th st
49llxs76, Nov rs, iSo6-Union Constr &
II co TO Louise 4 Burbank So W san e.
trustee, attys. Joline' Larkln q r. %
pLTElhssANT AZ. " cor ioJ,h st, 100 i!S7S
June 81 lsll--Jno MAYER 10 Marie
Lambert and ano. atty Albert .,enino"S
MAcDnoIr'GAL 81, lis. :, g5xIOo, Nov IL
1908 Esther lsenberg 20 Jos l. B9iten,
Niescr saO Rwav. ,....... slh,0 900
CLINTON Az. :0C6, s. 20 oakland p
.3xloS same proper, same Prop%SpGW %
Iaie--Thos J 4 Jennie Eus'ace 10 Harriet
9 GARLAND; sttys, Williamson 4 BELL, $50
Alexander aY,.,,,....,, $500. $500 sSoe
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DWYER TO HOLD TWO JOBS.
Leader win Thus
Keep one McCooey Man out

John f. Dwyer. who was appointed
stamp cancellcr in the office Of the An
praiser Of the Port on Tuesday. where
his fees will amount to from $4,000 To
$1,000 year. does not intend. it was
learned yesterday, to resign his 81 800 u
year job ascourt attendant In the Fifth Dis
trict Municipal Court in Brooklyn Dwycr
In leading the fractional fight In tho
Eighteenth Assembly district against John
H. McCooey, tho Democratic county leader.
and his purpose in holding on to the
Municipal Court job Is TO prevent Nc
Cooey man from getting It. His new
place is not on the Federal payroll. and
there Is no legal obstacle to his holding
II while serving as a court attendant.
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Tie Louis silk estate has sold TO the
Z r. Amusement Company. Horace +.
Srou president. the vacant plot 40 tho
northeast corner of the Junction Of the
Eighth avenue circle and Cathedral Park
va. fronting 9.S feet on the Parkway
and about thirty-seven feet on the circle
ard -I0n!ng through the block tn 1lltn
street. with = frontage there OF twenty
fve Zee. at 9it West nm street. The
'o'al depth of the plot IL III feet The
huver, will erect moving picture theatre
= aarommodate 500 persons and tn"
bunjug has been leased for ten years
- T,vood Salisbury. president OF the In
ee-s9' Construction Company. Tho lease
las h... nAdn az S1.l00 a year net.
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SECOND MORTGAGE SOLD CHEAP.

Adrian II Muller 4 GO. sold at auc-
ton yes crday 100000 second mort
gage for $1,000 10 Charles f.. DE Casanova
representing a client. The mortgage is sub
ordinate to a first lien for $500. 900 held
by the New York Life Insurance Com
pany and is secured by the property at
l4l To- AZ Fifth avenue. an eleven and
twelve story commerct1l structure al
the southeast corner OF Twenty-frst
street The mortgage was made by the
Mckeon Realty Company Thomas A.
Larkin president. when that compn ny
bought the property last March from
Nathaniel l.. McCready. Tho mortgage
bears interest at 6 per cent and Is due
October s, 1914.
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Kenneth Ives { Co HS,sSn nyer 7E. n
PUBLIC NOTICES.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE or
pAkT OF THE CADWALApER

NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF
PART OF THE CADWALADER
PARK LANDS OF TRENTON. *, J.
Pursuant to resolution adopted by the
Board OF Commissioners OF tho city Of
Trenton. on May ~. 1914. the said Board Of
Commissioners will ofer for .aie at public
auction. at Its meeting to be held In the
Council Chamber, city Hall Trenton. y. j..
At gao o'clock In the afternoon on August
", 1914. part of the lands Of Cadwal ader
Park, lying between Riverside Avenue and
the feeder OF the Delaware and Raritan
Canal, which tract embraces 20 acres, more
or less. This property IL the most desirable
In Trenton for home sites
The above tract will he sold subject
to certain building restrictions.
plan OF the tract to be onered for
sale, together with the conditions of sale
and restrictions to be inserted In the deed
OF the sale OF the aforesaid property. will
he on file Inv the once Of the city Engineer.
CITY Hall, Trenton, New Jersey, on and after
Monday, July 20. 1914. where they may he
inspected or copy Of the same may he
obtained upon application In person or by
The said Board Of Commissioners OF the
city OF Trenton reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids
FRANK THOMPSON.
CITY clerk
Dated, Trenton, y j., July 10, 1914
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LEASING BUSINESS SPACE.
concerns Take whole buildings,
Omces and Iefss.

Ewing. Bacon 4 Henry have leased
space Tor a term OF years In the Archl-
tects Building to the following r.. NJ.
Houghtaling. orrin d. Person. Steph-
enson Murray. Inc, and Glabralth
Welsh.
James ". wellss Sons have leased for
a, 70 straker the four story building at
S5S west Twenty-first street to Middle
ION Bros. or London. England, and To-
ronto. Canada. They will use this build
Ing as their New York branch for the
manufacture of Middletons Stone Ginger
Beer.
Robert Brown has leased the west store
AZ West Fifty-seventh street to Nine.
a. Bruck. now at West Fortieth street.
tor term OF years. This property now
be'ng altered was recently acquired by
August Hecksher from the Roosevelt
family to enlarge his Fifth avenue hold
lngs
finger & Watson have leased the two
hortherly stores at l37-i39 East Fifty
seventh street. for "A term OF five years
10 MAX Furman. who will conduct a ladies'
tailoring establishment
Ihe Guarantor Realty Corporation has
leased offices In Z. Broadway to NJ. A.
Rue, j.. n. Cook, George V. Cox a. Co.
John T. Williams, oscar Vogel and liz.
natz Lchtig In Knabe Building, 437
rlfth avenue, TO William j. Carroll. NJ
). Wright Company, DR.. John 4. Byers
Lee keedick, kikuchi Studios and
Moreau d sharp in the Columbia Thea
ire Building. 70i Seventh avenue. to
J. y Hoyt. Walsh a. willard, Campbell
q Hastings. American Song Publishing
Company, Cammeyers. w r. Watson
ana Jessurun Co; in the Donald
Building, Thirty-second street and sixth
avenue two floors to the Aubry Sisters
IN oo2 TO 5O6 East Seventy-fourth street
moor TO the lnterboro Rapid Transit
company, and lofts to the Bolte Nature
boN company and the New England Pearl
Button Works
hell Stern have leased in the new
building at l34-l42 West Thirty seventh
street the eighth and ninth lofts to Shaff
Nahdel Tor term OF five years at A
total rental Of So, 900
Tease Gilman have leased offices at
ts-'' West Tmrty-ninth street TO VIII
Nns Williams and at $40 Madison
avenue 10 Duval. Greer a. Co
Inc estate OF Randolph Guggenheiner
mas leased 10 the Glasshsim Hertz Com
panN' manufacturers N millinery and
neck"ear. through NJ Essential Com
pahy. the third story of t0-i6 West
twentieth street. for a term Of years.
harris a Vaughan have leased in the
hlghty-hrst Street Theatre Building nj
the southeast corner OF E.ghty-frst street
ana Broadway. a store to Hoormoozi Rros
company for term of years.
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TO BUILD on PARK AyENvE.

10 carry on the erection Of AN apart.
u'tu' mouse at the southeast corner OF
tark avenue and Fifty-hfth street there
u ~, pe.n formed the Park Avenue and
ttftv-nfth street COORDINATION I, re
been Incorporated in Massachuse,ts win
a capital of 100000 and Is represented
oN George II. Coughlan az attorney. The
new company will take over the property
which Is owned by Swan Brown Com
pany. The site, which measuers iOOxg0
VIII he improved with n twelve story
apartment structure. similar In design
ana construction to the house at the
ADJOINING FIFTY fourth street corner
owned by the same interests
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY

Supreme Court-Anpcll,fs pt.i.io n
supreme Cour,-- Ao,,,,... ~.
supreme Couri-Sp"ci,i T,rrr Unec'ss
Before Ford T. I.It,ir,tsd "',nlnr,
schoenman y. I.,u.sn,' 'E3'eu motions..l
Carthy: 4 S,y,ps Nia''"r or NJ
vs.. Knickcrbocktr Zee. > nadSrI I i,,,ia'
g. Demhrest ~ t;inord ,,'rna,,,,S il''te
Nlncenrs Hospital uui,or' peh'er ~ -
booker leo. :. poila~ll vs UVr,e" Nniyker
same. ~. I RyHn '3 ci,r IT, SANE y
Angel Vs. Angel. IL grns. -" iork .
Ashton ". New York Railways. 10. Hscka a,
nany II Gutmnnn 4 co vs. Hrpn, oi 10
Hcmmick 81, Rosenberg vs. Carnar,lo y,
sanders ~ Morris Perk Ist,,. 10
Defoilppo w. Dcfslippo. - 49,, ~
Woiser g. mi y. tii,d.r1er, "a5sesLnb -
80. Iautaouuis. IS Lryinep ~. M'rr as
PEG. Appleby ,s ron ~" go, Ae Mi,,y5' " y.
vs. FoX 3s Applip, H"Ninggs ms ll,tni.o N
Same vs. same. a. Duean " Hamgs' ~
Farsh,,t " Eaya,. GoH Mf''rr OF r, same, a.
Goodwin Coust.. 80 Messer vs.. nnts.Sin to
Ciiasshcln. =, WIS en- c 81, s'rochak vss
Zeregt Ns Jacobs; a. pike " 20,
ieiil Indem': a.. Jarmuiow sky W Cohen
can: IS FeigI. Maravek a ~ mus vs. Dun
Mcclure vs.. McI.Ine. 30. peonIs .. - W.
Eas, WiS.- ~. y. - n. r.,
Travaiiers Peeity. L;, ins',t utioh "
s5Sur = Wal.n Vs. E EsTS' T PUB 3 tom n
I.flI "A a eaV,N
Nriscol book Fnp a Ar.b',,,, -, 90, 'i'I''n "
Tor 81 Wbitebe,d -, UtI,Ls.Su'' w ItN
hin ~. FinkelsteIn "a un,'sr .u o.. ltu
& mr. a., ia -, ,,oN'l- W. hrhmcI
poo hmm A. ~ Ns,H ~ ',au ,,,.lhe. ~
Marini ~ Marine. 81 WI w. WvIuE' 20
DemefrI ~ Deme,ri. 90 Eci,ar, -, 20.
81 Feieenbnun ~ L'.ioe,hau,, Hohar.
vs.. Blumsn. So LechtenStadter y. I.achTan
stadter. 20. Matter OF civ ~ N.v, w. 'V y,
Armstrong vs. Abbott. ~ Rosenhers
rhorlev. ~ simpson w. simpson - lain
"a Forty- SECOND Stra., 49, ~ ', '' "
nue. Company: IS. Alien vs. Wliia,s 20 ~
her ys. Ieuchtenburg, -, COOK ~ main
3. DE Alaussray vs.. Am. V. COMPANY. ~.
Matter ~ Doane; so. Donald vs. Pause 81
Gutmaun " Brunis So Hartman ~ pavIIn
stable Company; 3, Mccain vs. Mccain,
-, MarhluWltz vs.. Elmer 80 Stern NJ.
Stern. sc, sullivan vs.. sullivan
Part ll-Rcfore Giegerich. i Court op4ns
at 10 20 A. VI. FIX parte matters
SURROGATE Couri-Chambers - Refo-e
Fowler. Court opens at lO.3O A. NJ WIS
Tor Probate Johanna Marquad l.oui.
Sasse. Mary Regaa, Louise q. ChappciL
Carrie '. Foster.
- tity Cour'-SpecIal Tcrm--Ps-- before
5 hmuch. J. Court opcus a. 10 A NJ Mo-
lions
Part u. Roforc Schmuck, Court opens
at 10 4, VI FIX parte matters