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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
COLUMBIA VOTERS
INTERPRETED WITH
Honest Ballot Association d.
rector Says Voorhis's Men
Sighted Him.

Albert s. Bard. director OF the
Honest Ballot Association and ehsir-
man of its law committee, took the
stand Yesterday in the hearing OF the
charges against John r. Voorhis, state
Superintendent of Elections, IN the
Bar Association Building.
Mr.. Bard testified that in October ne
Informed Deputy Superintendent Dsi-
ton, Of Mr.. Voorhis's Office that watch
ers of the Honest Ballot Association
were being interfercd with in the DIS
charge of their duty, and that all .ne
satisfaction he received was to see MT.
Dalton ahrug his shoulders.
Much Of the evidence OF Mr.: baro
had TO do with the rights OF COLUMBIA
University students in registering ana
voting. Under examination by Leslie
NJ. Tompkins. of counsel for Superin.
tcndent Voorhis, the witness admitted
that in the tenement districts the as
ISOLATION was much more active IN its
investigations than it was in the
Columbia University district.
"Do YOU know" asked Mr.. Tompkins,
chat some Of the students who last
year registered from Columbia had
registered in Los Angeles, Salt Lake
I
vcar? Did the Honest Ballot Assocla-
ton investigate that"
81 cannot say" answered Mr. Bard.
"pon't YOU think the East Side bum
is as much entitled to his vote as the
highbrow ," the witness was asked.
"Ccrtainly." Mr.. Bard replied. -.
In conclusion Mr.. Bard was asked II
the Honest Ballot Association had been
invited by the District Attorney, tine
Attorney General, tho police or any
other municipal or state organization
TO obtain evidence of illicit voting. lie
answered that while there had been no
formal request the District Attorney
had made use Of the information OBJ,
tanned by the association, the cardinal
purpose of which was to maintain the
purity of elections.
A half dozen Deputy State Superin-
tcndcnts Of Elections denied on the
stand that they had been officially con-
ncctcd with political organizations
while working in the State Superin-
tcndcnts Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
LIS PENDENS.
July -
Manhattan.

WAITER ST u p. 6e.1i y ~ Gou'-rneur
st. AsIl>sS1lN irreE. Annie n Diehl aet
Betsey Krucwitch - Al foreclosure OF
,ntgci: attys. StoddsrI & Mark
i20TH ST. 100 W. Scamen's Bank for Saw
inrs In the city Of New York art Grace y
ChapeIlc 81 al foreclosure Of mtge) attyr.
Csdvalader. Wickcrslian Taft
GOTH st. - W; Scamcu's Bank for saw
ings I'm the city Of New York at Maria VI
Behliuc ct Al foreclosure Of rntgcD; attys.
Cadr aladsr. Wickerslsm & Taft
nth ST. u :. go ~ 9TH az. bots2 :
Troy Savings Rank az, l. l. VI 90 81 FL
foreclosure ~ mtgeb att,s, cary Carroll.
FAD II. NJ "sl . of Iouoz a.. teNioo.ii:
Catherine Eiehn AIT " u Realities. Inc. -
~ foreclosure Of mtge); attyr. Cary 4
Carroll.
WORCESTERSHIRE Az. III: Kues Rros set
Gottfficd Nelson e al counter claim ;
atty. J T. Donnelisn.
The Bronx.
RIVER ~. SIS. I25 II n ~ 1soth ~. ieIt
Ioi .: charlotte Truhenhach AIT Rohecca 7
Levin It Al foreclosure II mtg. att;s. Eald
win. x /
LOT rs. map - Village of Mott Haven;
Francis II Bolton AIT l.uigi For" ct a!
foreclosure Of migb. atty j Lane.
SOUTHERN Boulevard. .. go u n
Of Jennings 81. ..ox 100. Alma Grecnehaum
agt Sonsin Vahlig Construction 90 et al
foreclosure OF mtGl: atty. Grcenbsun
SOITHERN Boulevard. = =. go u n
Of Jennings -. 6OXloc. Lawrence = GOlds,ein
sgt same foreclosure ~ mtgI same atty.
IG1Sr 81. 80 East; John Titus agt
Benjamin Eoscn - Al foreclosure or mtsJ;
atty. II swain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY


Alhany. july % T.. =. CONT. Manhattan;
realty: $4,000: II. Hunt. 1873 Elder Az. y.
70 Furnsn. Rrool,n. H. I. ton'i y. !.
-Four Hundred Iar< venue 60, Manhdi -
tan. rcalit. 500 On. $ 7. Weaver. 3 T. sjth
st.. \. Y. Il u knowles. summit. y. j;
H. Hol7. Broohl. o..
Hainhridgo 4 White. Brooklyn; realty; $40.
or: e. H. Rainhridse. Ia ri.rrepont st.
rrooLIyn. ". l. White. Madison. =. j; Z.
t. llauscom. Troofyn
N,Doriti Wilson's. Now York: mercantile:
50 o0o. Il Wilson. Mahwah. y. j.: e. H. Nc
Dcyitt-Wilson. Mahvah: ". G. Cummings.
Mechanical Weights Mfg Manhattan: s.
oo0. l.. Msllash. al3 H. l5t;n 81. =. 7. A.
Nailach. T.. ''arst"in. BROOKLYN.
Fillmore Waist 90. Manhattan: 5000; J..
RosenHasssr 10 Bsr 18th ST. BROOKLYN; s
S.r1on. Rronv: l.. Gr"onnel1. brooklyn.
-iesman Sausarc Factory. Manhattan: So
GO J.. Sioginan. % T. 10Th st. y. Y; T..
Goldlc-g l. splitter. -. s.
M.lligan 4 Higgins Gelatin~ Co. Manha,-
tan; SO 90. T.. Higgins. - Washington Sa q.
=. r.. =. Wriglcy. Newark. y j.: J II.
Rove. River Edge. :. !.
The raatino Mfg 90. Manhattan. rnds.
5000 -. Nallacc. 5i5 irnox a., y. i. ".
Martiuson. ". J. Bauer. y. Y.
CDamberlin supply co. Manhattan: nline
cabinets. so 30. ". II Chamber!n. - Cfff
st.. y. y. IS. II. Chanbcriin. &. Il cham
berlin :. y.
Automato Life Tfcscrvers Co. Brooklyn:
'lo On. !. strobcl. s"3 columbus a.. y. Z:
l.. E't, brooklyn; l.. BraunlE. West Vow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
SENATE NEAR TRADE
COMMISSION VOTE
First of Three Antitrust Meas.
ures Expected To Be Passed
TODAY or Tomorrow.
fTrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. July 30.Progress on
the trade commission bill brought the
Senate to the point Of voting on
amendments to day, and it is expected
that. unless the debate is prolonged, the
measure will be passed tomorrow or
Saturday.
The crisis in the fight against the
measure was reached when amendments
TO the section relating to unfair COM
petition" were taken up. The majority
of Democrats arc supporting the
amendment offered in modified form
which provides for a broad court re-
view OF the ORDERS of the commission.
Senator Cumrnins offered an amend
ment FOR restricted court review,
which has the support of some OF the
Progressive Republicans.
The Pomerene amendment, which has
the approval of the majority members
of the Interstate Commerce Commls-
sior. provides that any party to pro-
ceeding before the trade commission
may obtain a review Of any final order
made by a commission IN any district
court which may take additional evil
dence, although the findings OF the
commission are to be considered prima
tacie evidence Of the facts therein
stated
Most Republican Senators and some
Democrats criticised the bill and the
Pomcrcne amendment because of the
yagueness Of the term unfair co"i-
petition"
Next week the Clayton bill will be
cons idered. and leaders of both parties
predict that this measure, together
with the railroad securities bill. can
be disposed of before August ~. In
conference. it is believed, the amended
bills can be agreed upon in week.
Such a programme carried out might
bring adjournment by September |.
President Wilson told callers to-day
that as a result of the many confer.
cIces with business men he had held
within the last few weeks he believed
sentiment toward the Administrative ions
antitrust programme had changed and
that representatives Of business now
wanted tho legislation pushed as rapid
IL as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
$4,000 SEEK EMPLOYMENT
Police Called Olt to Protect
New Factory.

The anxicty o thousands Of men
and womch to obtain employment IN
the big factory of the Loose Wiles BIS
emit Company in Long Island City has
led TO such disorder that 1t has bech
necessary for the police Of the Hun.-
er's Point precinct to establish a spe-
cial patrol about the factory, which
3 nd at the Queens entrance TO the
Greensboro Bridge.
The factory is now being equipped
with machinery. and it will start opcr-
at'nC about September |. 4 force
o. more than 2.Oo0 will be employed.
and the company has more than $4,000
applications on file.
Since word vent out about the IN
Stallation Of machinery and the po3ai-
bilty Of an carly opening. working
men and women have bcsicgcd the
factory. As many a. 500 III single
day have been there. Frequently
fights have started and the property
OF the c,mpan, is endangered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
POLICE DEPARTMENT..

Retired on rension---bu Police surgeons
certificate; y. j.. L"s",,}' 80 ~ Ho,,-,J
to,b a, SiG2 "a wear. app'd Feb. u. le'i.
Transfers and Assignments itlmn. !.
J. Meher. l6Nth. :" l'ct'cilNe fur'au' -
At, sergeant second grade. assignnent
g. ,r,.uutod duty discontinued: VI. W.
D''ouncU 80. ". - Kotcc. los; II. y.
!. Van Gilluw". l"i; lsaak MinIhe'n,. -;
to Dot Bureau as acting s'tt, ah's: u
grad. g. H. Mahon. 9Th TO t"d T.. L.
Eatican. 42d To- 9Th. Joseph SWytn' IT.
Tratilc 4 10 e. -. duty in Bureau OF Rec
Temporary Assignment. -Lieuts. r. "
Io',s XIII 10 n. u H. S1uad, duty 10 Office
a. .f pcp com. .O days. from Auc. OBJ. hrhiF
Ian. i,h TO Marin" Div.. y da>s' from
Iulv %. r. T. MrAlli0c. 'MA. 70 G. -, "
!. ,la,s. Cro'l Au-. 3, John liovarI, -',th. TO
1o.h H. ic DAYS. from AUG. .. SerGis.
Robert Watts. 18th. 20 office 81 Trsthr and
Marine nv. % da,s from Apr. .; = J..
J.r',,t,nan ,2d TO rct Euresu. 10 days. from
Aug !. J. T. oIIara. lA5th J. da'* from
Jus =. ptlmn. julius schneider. ~. TO {, O.
Sre..lsi SQUAD 9; n days. from JulI 20; N. "
u, ro,,l.y. ith. To- Dot. Hureeu. days from
t.l, - D. + o. \ y: r T.. Eodou. 9Th.
ami \ T Wing. ist l. u TO g. -. special
Squad / N days. from July ~ u. y. lsh'r-
wood. ie;h, 10 Office az 'hi"t surgeon, from
Jrlv ~ TO Aug T.: j. Il. Bu'hley l'th. 10
e. - f. DAYS. from July ~. W. -. VOLS,
sist. TO Dct. Eurcau. "a days. from July 20.
TO -. \. -. III, hmord; j. y. MtlN crna, i"'','
Ia Boiler squad. 10 CaN-. rom IulN ~, T.. =.
NrNamec. i.th. 70 Dot. Bureau. 10 ds.s.
from Aug. }: T. !. quinn. l49th. ami W. =.
pnuclly. 10th. 20 bet. Bureau. 10 DAYS. from
Aug. ]. Matrons MARY \ sullivan. lj1th. 20
lcath. days. from July =; Hannah McPad-
den. i5,t, 10 lc9'h. e days. from Avg. 2.
Leaves CNith fun payl--Cspt w. A.
Coleman. oslst > days. from July ~. with
OFT paD Ptlmu William Schmidt. S2d. DAY.
Aug. 4 T. r Finnegan. 65th ds., July -:
j. VI Dillon. Goth. day. Aug. !.
sick Leave -Ptlmn. j. ". Dunn. IN. 80
days from July 80.
grade. july -. 1915 Prmn. '. !. Foley
T. 4 Szermcr. r. II. " \. Maloncy. 81;
Peter KuuzWciler. t5g, !. T. GRADY n. n.
To 81 500 grade. William Mccarthy. So
Aug. 10 To 81 so grade. August ]: !. NJ
IIanlou & !. j. Schin". 6 VI. j. Malone
-. T. \. NHduN. IS; VI T.. Dillon. 81 T.
& Stccrs l5I; George Heck. @Sh; H. y
Lusc. Il If =. L. II. Nocik-r. -; i. ".
Cofcy 10. ". \ smith. Il. f.. VI. Butler
B.. " " j. Flynn -. T. j. Mcdonald
i69. George Grosbcrgcr. 80. I. 4. NJ"
Mahon Traffic G. To $3.50 grade: T. L.
Magncr. Traffic g. Aux. =. T. 9. Hoffman
~ Aug 10 To $3.50 grade; f. W
Schau 81. July 2s. j. j. Mcintyre. %
r. j. Gov. a.. W 7. Mencke. a.. II. r.
Tcnucilv. - r., July 20 To si150 grade:
~ !. Mathews. 81. Aug. II.
Suspended without pay)--Ptlmn. II. l..
smith. 3Sth. I y. m. July 90
Dismissed Ptlmn. II. \. quinn 3ed ::
charge. July T. intoNication T.. T. Smith.
i7cd. charge MAY II. absent from home
without permission on sick report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

rMNhIISSA PURNIS CAuG. y, i9l3I;
ret sitIai. -Four ncphens Zach get 300;
Methodist; Deaconess Home 81 900. ana ea'h
" ~ ~. ,nito,r,nr institutions 500 Superan-
mated Ministers Of tn. Methodist church
81 \ Y. Frccdmans Ala Society ladies'
Mission society and FIVE Points MISSION,
Wsnnr \ Y: Women's Foreign Mission
S"riety. ". T. Church: 81. christopher'.
Home Tor Poor Children. Dooos Fcrry oll
ponies Home. ". T.. Church. y. y Seh"y
ifosritsI Rrool<lyn Assets: one half inter
.s, IN St.5s Downing ST.. BROOKLYN. $1,000;
deposits. $3.50; mortgages. S5's'4' STOCKS
$3.50. and personally. So. g.
Al. tcE RilRKE CNov. - 1919 net. Slo.-
al Edwsrd Burke. husband. and John
burke. ION. bcncnciaric'. tssods 2%45 -.
Valentine az, The Bronx sio''V'' iu' "'''''
and personally. $3.50. ....,.,.,.. ~. o..
MI,s. MIRIAM Il. hRNSTElN Dec. ~.
,oIer: not. si6.3il Simon ArnStein. NUS
hand and two children. boncfciaric- As
.c,s. deposits. ;l.Si9. jsvelry. N.2+o:
stocks 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
MIDTOWN SECTION
BUSINESS LEASES
MilIiner Gets Space in Building
in Fifth Ay.-Other COM
mercial Rentals.

Rice & Hill have leased for Fred
crick Southack and Alwyn Ball, Jr, me
son,b qtore basement and Offices in 5Os
E;ftb av 10 Jcssotte. the millincr, for
,,crlv al d. Last 46tb ST.; for Fred
crick 4. Scitz the third floor at 1919
Nest Gath ST. 10 Nine. Fried for term
Of wears a. an aggregate rental OF
$50 600: Offices in the Columbia Bank
building, 501 Fifth Az, TO the W. W.
Kimball Company, McCann & Gala
han. Mrs. Mary i. Simpson. J: II.
Boss. ". A. Narney and J. Il. "ohl-
farth
NJ, H. Gaillard e. Co. have leased the
nicture theatre at 2072-20S0 Third av.
10 the Film Amusement Company; also
the five story loft building at the
southwest corner Of 36th ST. ana
Eighth a..
Douglas L. Gilman & Co: have
leased the parlor floor store IN the new
building IS East 49th ST. to traus u
Bjorkcn, furrier.
The estate Of Randolph Guggen-
hoircr has leased TO the Glasshc'm
Hertz Company, manufacturers o. M,
hncry and ncckwear, through INC NJ,
Rosenthsl Company, the third moor al
1916 West 10th st. for term OF years
Tease q Gilman uhNt 'NeoNH
al 42-44 West 39th st. TO wilkins q
Williams. and at $40 Madison az. &c
Duval Greer & Go. ,.
living. Bacon & Henry have LEASED
space for term OF years IN the Arcni'
tect Building TO the following: i. NJ
Hourhtaling, Orrin ID. Person, stephen
son & Murray, Inc, and Galbraitf
Welsh.
The NJ. Rosenthal Company has
leased for the Randolph Guggenheimer
estate $4,000 feet at 40-46 West 20tf
81. for term OF years 10 Roscnmsr
Brothers and tho Glssshcim-H ert1
Company.
The Charles +. Noyes Company ha'
leased for Josephine Del Drago the TOY
floor OF il3 Broadway; floor at 20J
Front 81. for he Steinhardt Catcrin.
Company TO John &. McCrec; two floor,
at 70 Bcclman 81. for the rutland &
Whiting Company 20 Arthur +. Smith
and suite OF Offices IN the Smith-Gra
Building 70 George T. Farnham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31

policemen. now under arrest accused
of committing many burglar" ecrf:.
was srrsigncd to-day on 2 chsrr o.
having received and hidden 'sss s
goods. She was held in $1,000 bail 'o'
the grand jury.
Adolph Husssr. manager OF aS'.
that had been robbed, testihed 'nss
with Village Trustees James Carly ana
Edwin ". Wallace he went to ne
prisoners home and found many
articles that had been stolen: ne @
clarcd she offered to tell al u Wv
law wouldn't be too hard on her.
Rolof Petersen. another forneI
policeman. admitted having roopea
number Of houses. Tie ssic M.s
Veritzan asked him to get more oie 80.
MS she wanted 20 send them 70 reis,l,..
in Sweden. He said he sold her thft'
after that, all stolen from the hus''
store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.


Tho following Judgments for amounts OF
inorc than 800 Verc filed YESTERDAY, the
first name being that ~ the debtor;
Alnurck. Chas. "A. Steyror. sl.;:,4 70
An~pncher Mortimer f..-Germania Life ms
20. OF y. Y. $3.50 81.
Benz 1T, Joseph o. Cu-ley-J {. Fitzgerald.
Bsrfa,h, Irving IL Hoffman. $685. 10 -
casS' VIM J. 9. \, carlson. sis.4i,
Clifford. Josephine a. & Thomas G.--s
cdll,cr' IicrmIn I.-E. T.. Miller, s2,fts 81.
Eckley D,ital SUPPL. .oa Germania Li'e
Ecklcy. Earnest 4. Wall St. Exchange
Building Association, S' y ,a,sao
France: Harry In. A Friedman & 'fo''
oss,foTd Wm b 5fy 81 f RI ss'S no.
H.. #. v.ivs Ca. NJ. Maretzek,
H,r.chier. Herbert IA. Arndt. Sill 81.
Ifsttorfr IIerman-Henry kroscr Co.
JUS. Blair ,-o r National Park Bank of
Surety Surety CO.. ST. 2o4 %
Kahn. Adoiph or Yves De viile"-P. Case
Lynch Patrick J., Fleming Constructing
psnL n, ~ sfof %
.,ar1 rr,nc,. II 6 Herman, SIC
heissln, ri""N.' "
1nr-e,,co, Arthur HI -; Cress sl3s 90
cnSsferuI,, ~ II rr.iman. Si7ssr
isnaean Hannah M-Judkins 4 McCor-
rninr "a sias %
Lux. wallerEcity Of \. y: :;"2o
Lynch Ihoinss--Haiie: ~ s3.e ,o
LoNenthal, NauInan-Saine;. '-' ~
Ievis. Arthur-.aainc ~ ~ .,.e.o
I-ongstrcet. AftnuI H. .o.s an
LOPEZ Aimee Saiir' pur,scb o. al.
MoskoV ~, MichseI-h' - Dui'a'" "''
S9' 49,. ~ No,,orsi su-.,y Co
Mahney, nm
People etc, |I;Vyv. ., ,o.7os
Hall haue y. 'hpe.s U:uf,ans a pr--
pppeHh''..,,
BANK tl.Itt ~. cL.,,. ,,d on,,c,I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
To Foreclose on Mortgage,

The Troy Savings Bank has brought
an action in the Supreme Court against
the West SD Street Realty Company
and others to foreclose a mortgage for
$4,000 OH the property on the north
eide of 18th ST.. $50 feet west of Fifth
sv.. plot 53X92.
The mortgage was made by the West
SD Street Realty Company to Morti-
mer p. Arnold on June 13, 1912. Cary
&, Carroll arc the attorneys for the
rio;p.;r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lender and st,or-

RITTER PL. o >. 2iS.1 . Union Az 25x
aai0: April %. 300 j kinNg - Elizabeth
Reilly. 81 900. atty. Il ~ Todd. c2a Eway.
10 Az. 1901. ,. let sith and s5th ats. 25y
100 $50 t55. map harlem Commons. dated
Do. $50. March -. 1865. H@rhsI. and -
Keller 90 Bow"ry Savings Bank; $4,000
ATS. y 7 90.
SAME PROPERTY. June IS. 1911; Cor
uclta J.. Mccormack 10 same. IS 800 attys
CadNalaGcr. w 4 T.. - Wall ~,
JTH Az. % r. cor li3ih ~. 25NSb: Jan %.
1906, J. bernstein 10 $ BIN: $4,000. attJs.
House. Grossman '. Ia Bwsy.
S1TH ST. IS. ZIG 9Th ay. runs ~ t26 10
~ cnzine farm s. 10 Il ssld farm 20 Ut
go ~ Cfh av 81 73t 20 u 18th III Q 20
80 beg Jan s. 1905. 1srlqui;s. wife Of II g
Willard. to . Ilbrirht $4,000. attys. Strong
Miller. - cedar ~.
l0GTH FT. fGe H. = D. ~ IL, ~. 2gG
100 May ~, 1911. l. Gsndolfo TO \ Wen.
~ w lZGth ~, $4,000. atty. Jessie We'll. %
Broad ~.
lO3TU ST. $3.50 u. rs is7sv Park ave.
a. sal0o.il: march I. 1901. | GinEof and
nno :" u GOLD; 'i.lSo. atty. - Weinstein.
no Nassau &C.
li?IH IT. - Il. y ., 10 " Madison Az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
II IL 50.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
CAR LEASE; general mtg and equip.
nent agreement; Guaranty Trust 90 or
Ney York. trus, with tho Cleveland Gin
G,mnsu 10 chicago & s. GOO ho Sds R ai,T ii
Harris Grand Central Terminal. New York.
PARK Az. s. 13.s II o. soth 81. 1850,
Betty " Hawks 70 Prosper Realty Cor
poration. @03 Bvsy: july 20 (prior mtg
so. oool: due Aug !, 1866 p c; $1,000:
WILLIAM ST. 2s5 esa =: y ior 10
20 ssranac R.alty Co. lta RHaE; Irl, ~
$4,000: s,t2.. shilanI & II. 1te Bvay.
G2D -. $ =. 1eo = OF 1o1inston ~. 2ov
100: ! r Briody 4" T. o q & co. July
s9TH ST. ~ ? 81 = Of rark a.. "6 81
zoos. Rouy VI Hawks 20 Prosper Realty
Corporation, "o3 Rpsy: July 20 5prior mtg
$4,000; duo AUG J. 1pl'' c; si."oo'
aGTH ST. Sc. r, $. 80 W Of lst a.. @,1
zoos Oscspana psrl 60 10 I. r Lch-
meyer, $o5 !: 55,h s.; JUL %ai yrs: So
Io6.i1: Gcriude ( rarmsn to LaNIera
Mortgage 90. - I3berty -: July 20; due
1GaTIr ST. n =. 51s.3 " Of Bway, loox
SCI. Aschcr Detective Agency and New
York Hsrbor Patrol to " jay. &c l. 72i
duo Aug l. 1917; $4,000; atty. Wadding-
ton. 20 Wall 81.
2iJTH ST. = 90 L 81 Och sv. run. =
aai1x TO high pater mark Harlem
River and % Y --: Weber NcIoush-
I'm Realty Corporation 20 ! " White and
auo. cxrs White Plains. y 7. Jnly IS
(prior mtg $4,000 install. p CO: $4,000:
atty. g 60.
The Bronx.
FULTON Az. = =. II n 1911 a.. t0J
,0G3; J " cornish Const Co 20 city Mort
60. 10 Wall st: July %: demand. rcr
cent: 81 ON: atty. i SNOW. T. Wall ST
FULTON Az. p. 2J5I 18Th at. q *
COG. eamc % same. July -. demand, Ter
cent. s. nm. atty. Same.
ETfI.T ST = cor 18Th 81. S.lI, iricg:
MARQUIS Realty 90. Inc. 10 kath Gresu or,
30 Hamilton place; july 80; 3 yrs. per cent:
- OoO att. IawHcrs Title lns Tr co.
LOT :, map EVay city Line pIorcriv; 4
= Baxter 10 Amer Real Estate 60. 52l yth av.
July 10: 3 yrs; sos; stty. r T Wood. 81
5th av
RITTER PLACE, =. 2Is7 Of Union
nv 25xso N. Lena Siolz 70 Lawyers Tito
Ine ~ TT -. July -. : yrs. $500. atty.
Law. crg Title lns & TT 60.
T\GO%PoUT RI. - =. 1874 u Ncstchcst'r
az, fmvIiOx39Sljo. Tri chester Tmpt 20 Inc.
10 L. Rex 10 New hold az; July .. , rs.
~ ,or cent. $3.50. atty. Lawyers TILE lns
& IT 60.
Stol,e $50 ~ lfist - 'prior mtg 5000: July
IS; 81. G por cent. 800. attys. WcssclIHan
4 X. % Liberty -.
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NEW JERSEY CHARTERS.

icy T"lograpl To- The Tribune
Trenton. july 20 Federal stores Inc.
iIobok"n DR. goods $1,000: !. ~. Msrnoll.
Viola 81. Urirh - T. Rorrsck lTohoken.
Lea Courtouhv 60. Newark electrical On
cheering. $50 on. ". v. Heller. Sparkling
Frazer. Ncnark. \ = Ics. fIsckcnasck
Passaic Automobile 90. rsssaic. $1,000:
&. Il. Bates. ". Is. Hay nond. e. l.. Hollo-
way Iskssic
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New Plans for Theatre.

Substitute plans have been filed for a
orc.storv moving picture theatre at 343
West 10th ST. and pa West lilth ST.
II viii have frontage of 9.S feet on
the former street and % on the lat
ter. extending through the block: The
:. & II. Amusement Company, Horace
Simon. president. is the owner. 1t Will
be known as the NJ. L. Theatre. The
original plans called for a cost OF slO,-
600 and the substitute plans call for
cost of $4,000
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BROADWAY. " D.. ~ o ~ cor Ltehsur.
Court. rum tt.fa s0.. uorri. pir
90 70 STANDARD pl 60 Of = Y. - Bpsy'
July H. 1909 800 "''
NA'LL Az. r .. 800 flrood a
lh1Aisl.t 20 o. w 81 Hillside as rIOi.Ia. 10.
Central IlJg linpi and iivcnimeut ca 10
Premium Holding 'orDu if Church ri frn,r
. i0oV. Jpiy q. 500. attys. SOM Bro
ffJ Church ~ '
ORCHARD 81. 1919. ~. 20 n Uiy,,r.
Ton %. 7oHsf D. y Singer. 1H " 11o,i ~ 70
. singer :, l. Go. - Iii1abcfh - All liens
Jpiy Zs. 81. atty. LpwcnbrUn. Nc Nan.
asu rf.
Park Az. co. 73s n ssih -. 27,s0 tptlor
mtg f13 900, s4fh ~ % 81. 20 Park Av' 70 4
5000 fpfior mtg 81 oo0J Prosper Realty
Cnfpu 10 Erity - Hawke. 1876 " li3ih ~.
July 20. 500 ntij. T. q 90.
SAME PROPERTY. fciiy ~ IIs wbs 10
Alliance Really 80. il5 Evay. July 90;
500. ATS. o. - -
FLEAsAAT Az. D " cor I11ih o. iQsin
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For tuberculosis Census.

A tuberculosis census of thousands
Of churches will be part Of the prepare
ton for the Fifth Annual tuberculosis
Day. TO he celebrated during the week
Of September 90. Ministers will he
& kod to report the number Of deaths.
Of living cascs, number of deaths from
all causes and number Of members or
communicates in their parishes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-31
FIRE DEPARTME

Details Chief % Battalion J. T.. De
vanny. 10 command Of Sd Division. from
Aug I until relieved. chief OF Battalion i.
g. Brosau. 10 command ~ Sth Division.
80 DAYS from AUG capt. \. y. Sweet.
II. n H. 10 TO command 1T Battalion. 30
day 3 from Aug. I. capt. !. T.. Tarle'. H. &
l.. : tn command 9TH Battalion. from Aug.
until relic cd. capt. Lawrence Mcclure.
~. y I. -. - command eth Battalion. 20
DAYS from tuc. : thicf ~ battalion W. I.
Williams. 90 command 10Th BATTALION %
dat- from NuE. /. capt. T. 4. Tissicr. H. a
7. 20 to command I'D battalion. 20 da, .
from Nug T. Fireman NJ. J. callahan. II.
& H. - 10 Office thicf Of Dept. while on
SICK report.
Fined Fireman T. T. Nelson. II. & l.
90 s. for loss coat badge
special Leaves without paw Engineer
NJ steamer y. !. McDonough. Eng. 2?p -
hour Aug Fireman ". II. Glrod. ~ q
|. l2i - hours Aux. .. Capt. j. j. Nc
Elligott. H. e l.. / - hours Aug I Fire
man j. l.. Ryan. Eng 30. T. hours Aug.
:. Fireman j. +. rcyton. II y L. "a T.?
hours. AUG |. iinemau ~. l.. lee. Ru-
rrau 4. \. r.. . months from Aug. I !. T.
=. Wilson. lugpr Ftto Prevention, week
from July "o
SICK Leaves J. f. BRADY. bureau Re-
pairs aud supplies. 30 days from July Is.
q. H. Bailey Asst. Iuspr. 'ombustibles.
Resignation -Wireman W. j. Doyle. II.
r. \. T.
Appoint n,ents Renewed Gen -. q. Pa
ton. bs consulting engineer. Or. X. W.
Moore, as consulting chemist.