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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09

quiring the state to turn over to de- pendent families of convicts a portion of the earnings of the convicts. He will vote against the fee system as the ba- sls of remuneration for county officials He declares that there should be a pub lie utility commission in Alabama, and 1t IS his present judgment that the rail- road commission, with the assistance Of a larger clereal force, could undertake the additional duties of public utility commission.
 When asked in regard to prohibition arc woman suffrage, MT. Bradshaw does make answer. It Is possible that he adheres to the principle of the adage re-. garding discretion and valor His friends however, have confidence in his courage to do the right thing in the right mo- ment, and his ability to discriminate be- tween the good, bad and indifferent.
 Than that opinion, there are few more worthy.
 Tomorrow, B. F. Ellis of OrryiIIe. who will represent the Thirtieth Sem ntorial district in the legislature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
Restraining Order Issued

Mobile. october S.-Informa'ion was re- ceived in Mobile at noon today py wee President and General Manager R. ". Taylor of the Mobile and Ohio railroad from General Counsel s. R. Prince at Aberdeen, Miss, that Judge Miles of the federal district court there had issued reseraining order against the Missis- sippi railroad commission to prevent the state from forcing the railroad company to mt back into service six passenger trains that were recently taken out of the service because of the decrease lii business The order is returnable at New Orleans October 27.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
Adopt English Names

London, October S.--G:22 p. m)-By a special order in councl'' issued tonight, any German or Austrians engaged in business here since the outbreak Of the war have adopted English names will be required after october 12 to resume the use of their own names. Until further notice, says the order, no ''alien enemy
 will be allowed to change his name with out special permit from secretary of state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
OF TIDING PINCHED PLANTERS
 OVER HARD TIMES IS
 NO NEARER SOLUTION
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uals in the south of land owners and tenants, of all southern organizations, bankers and merchants is needed to bring about better direction of south ern agricultural enterprise. If they should see fit at this time to follow a constructive programme less labor and capital would go into cotton plant ing and the output of this particular crop in another year would be propor- tiorately reduced. At all events the south could live at home and utilize what cotton it did produce as a cash aSsetY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
STATION AGENT AT
 BESSIE JUNCTION ROBBED

A report came to the sheriff's of flee yesterday afternoon that Arthur King a station agent at Bessie Junction, had been held up and robbed of $S5 by two white men. It was stated that King had - been discovered bound and gagged by the roadside by pedestrians and released, whereupon he told of the holdup.
 At the sheriff's office last night it was stated that Deputy Dave Kinnebrook was trailing the hign- men with bloodhounds and that an encounter with the outlaws was im- minent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
Whenever YOu Nee0 a General Tonic
 Take GrOvea'

The Oid Standard Groves Tastless Chill Tonic is equally valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the we'll known tome properties of QUI- NINE and IRON. Drives out Malaria. enriches blood. Builds up the Whole Eystem. 60c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
Weather Forecast

Washington, October S.-Forecast for Alabama Fair Friday, Saturday unset tied; probably showers.
 Georgia: Generally fair Friday and Sat urday.
 Mississippi: Fair Friday, probably showers Saturday.
 Tennessee: Partly cloudy Friday, showers at night or Saturday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
NEWS 0F ENSLEY

Final arrangements were made at the meeting of the Ensley Athletic club, which was held last night at the city hall, for the opening of the soccer football season in this city. At the meeting Albert Bish- opp was elected secretary of the club, and a committee composed of Arthur Bishopp. J. Williams. A. Lynch. A. Tyson. B. King. and Albert Bishopp was appointed to choose the players for each game.
 The Ensley team will play the Cardiff teanf on next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock on the T. C. I. grounds. There also will be a. game between the second elevens. A record breaking crowd is ex- pected to attend the game.
 The Ensley lineup will be as follows; First eleven, Neil. goal; Keller, right fullback; T. Owens, left fullback; J. Sell CTS. right hafback; McClennan, center halfback; c. Southerlin. left halfback; Arthur Bishopp and J. Rose. right wing Tyson. center forward; Hogg and A. Rishobp. left wing: Alexander, McNeill and Nichols, reserves. Second eleven, Hardy. goal. Porteous. right fullback; Cheeseburg, left fullback; Nichols, right halfback; McNeil, center halfback: Scott, left halfback; w. Alexander and Lusk right wing; Frederick. center forward; Alexander and Johnston. left wing.
 Owing to several important business matters the meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Ensley Baraca association with z. Nespor of the Birmingham Play grounds association has been postponed.
 There will be no evening services al the Ensley Christian church Sunday night. owing to the absence of the pas- tor, the Rev. S. P. Speigel, who is away attending the international convention of the Christian church, which is in session
 in Atlanta. Tie morning services will be conducted by ". A. Wise of this city. Mir. Speigel is expected to return about the latter part of next week.
 The friends of F. J. Donnelly of this hA k~s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09

A wedding which came as great sur prise to their many friends was that nf Miss Katherine O'Hare and MT. James Frederick Diggle. which was solemnized at the Southslde Catholic church Wednes- day night before a few immediate friends and members of the families. The young couple is we'll known in this city and has many friends who wish them a very happy marriage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
S2,263.5F5.4S NOW Is AVA|LAbLE.FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES Feagin Makes County Ap- portionment of Public
 School Fund JEFFERSON LEADS
 WITH S22O,475.5 Montgomery County Will Get sS3,2Sl and Mobile to Receive S70,79O.5O. Per Capita Basis of Expendi-
 ture Is S2.75

Montgomery. October S-(speelaIl County apportionment of public school funds for the present scholastic year was made this afternoon by Superintendent of Education William r. Feagin. The amount available for all educational purposes is s,2ss. .515 IS. which will be spent on the 774s76 children of school age in Alabama on a per capita basis of s2.75.
 The amount to be spent for educational purposes during the present year is s6S 673.o4 In excess of the amount spent last year, but represents per capita de- crease of cents over last year, due to the increase of 47679 in the number of children of school age in Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09

The friends of F. J. Donnelly of this city will regret to learn that he has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
Jefferson Heads List

In the county apportionment, Jefferson heads the list with s220, ,475. .75. Montgom- cry county will receive $SS, 2s1 and Mobile s70. .790. 50.
 The county apportionment is as fol-
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been called to Buffalo N. Y, owing 10 tke death of his father. F. J. Donnelly Sr., who died Wednesday,, following a lengthy illness. pr. Donnelly is we'll known in this city and has many friends here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09

Owing to several important business matters the meeting of the board of di- rectors of the Ensley Baraca association with z. Nespor of the Birmingham Play grounds association has been postponed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09

Consider St. Louis Plan St Louis. october S.-Details of the proposed $15o,o00,o0O cotton pool,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09

After vacation of four months the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-09
Local Data

LOcal Datd the "A hours ending at D. m, Oc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-08
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday
Gamble Brown Realty Company. Inc. Man
haitian, capital, $1,000; directors. :. Leslie
Gamble Upper Montolair y. J., John Brown
and William Gamble. New York.
Sylvania lmproN mont Company, Inc, Man
haitian. capital, $40, 00O, directors Henry H.
singer Abraham II. Rubenstein and Eta
Harris New York.
Expert Property Appraisers, Inc, Manhat-
tan, capital $4,000, directors Lewis -
CHASER and Bcrnard G. MChrnna, New York
II /. Geier. Bronx.
Commercial BrokcraF" COMPANY Inc Man.
haitian, capital s. 600. directors Charles
Levy and samuel Warshuucr, Brouk yn
carl { nubins.y New YORK
3le Fifth street Company. Inc. Manhattan.
capital, $1,000. dircciors Hatue Grrnnbursh h.
Mount Vernon y. Y. Helene NeMmnrk and
Hyman NewmdTk. New York.
Em1ee Really Company, Inc Manhattan.
capital, $1,000, directors, NuChtm Messing
David Iuckenbrod and David /. Mcssh .
New York,
George Rdcker Realty COMPANY Inc Man
haitian, capital $500. directors. Margaret NJ
kiilccn. New NorS. Mary +. Martin, Brook
Ign. aud Libby ppprnheim, New York,
Adrem Construction Company, Inc. Man
Adler, New York: Isaac A Adler Brooklyn.
and Morris Radius. Bronx
clifton Building Corporation. BROOKLYN.
capital. $1,000, directors NcIlio Bak,-.
Brooklyn John I. Baker. punton, L. !. and
Charles J.. Hulscman, BROOKLYN.
Rector Realty Corporation, Bro, klyn. cap
ltal, $1,000. directors. William II. LETTERS
Sherwood Il Collins ana Louis :. Enrich
il. New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-08
Y. N. &. 4. PROPERTY SOLD.

The property occupied by the Central
Branch Of the Brooklyn y. NJ. c. A. on
Bond street has been sold for 100000 to
Boston firm. J. S. Bailey & Co The
property consists of a five story building
On plot OF 1880 square feet with
frontage on Fulton street of 20 feet and on
Bond street of % feet. The sale was made
through Joseph j.. Day. The new owners
of the property conduct chain OF and
10 cent stores and will take possession
on July !, 1915. at which time the new
building Of the Central Branch. near the
flatbush avenue railroad depot, will be
completed, According to tho contract
made for the sale. only a small cash pay
ment VIII be made to the Young Mems
christian Association and the balance Will
De carried on IA long term mortgage. The
n.ome from this will be devoted to en-
,arsOng the work OF the association In
hroohlyn The purchasers have also agreed
'' remodel the building and turn 1t Into
modern business block that will be salts
factory 10 the trustees OF the association.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

'Th Ax " si:s ssh fransn si%on
g. Isl isi. 'i atty ''f ~ CO. lsm Ma,
CHERRY ST ls s,or.-chss an" r%.a .ss'G 30
Frank and Jos Rinaldi, - Cherry u,
3.yrs from Feb l. 1914; atty Jos Rnaldi;
BEpFoRD ST so, 5 e cor harrow :, c6sS~
annie AM knIpr a aIa "nG to franz yrs rom psT
May !. 1914. atty ~, Mcfarland. register
MADISON ST. ii6. str ana bsm,.Mic'hegis
st. or on premises. "a yrs from May
sPniiSai sT. is, str ana bsm t-Francs sS'
Monaco to Antonio Guerrero ON premises;
H,e y,s i sT AR ana ,:m,,iss soc
Raab to Elisha shanroy, 27i Monroe st,
s,5 %yI Es frGm NAY ,as al q; fIorr $3.50
Palermo Il Son Contracting Co to Chas l.
Gross, 2ist Amsterdam ~. yrs from
May !, 1914; atty. Wasssrman,;, ~
coiWM SIsr Nv, iss,,' str 'nocrr and bsmi|
i'I isis i a,v sama. David i.c Ss.:s "
BRoApwAYY.' is6i. s,tiore-Robcrt Hoe Is
Az, : yrs from May 1, 1914 atty Jacob
40 "s 81. ID 80 an ma" IS W str and b.m iDo
Tonreso GO e N H4. from nr'T Jun. ct
ATTY, Beni swaI,s. is; RWsy = ., AZ 900
isM Av Gs ss Is. a. y1s from 1S
May /, 1914, atty. l. Leo. 3s7 f lit!hh
sf'RhINd ST. 90, isli-Kai. NJ js!evin, .xr,
VI. from May /, 1914; attys' Wing 4 ";
40 AZ ve' ~. ali-ianet II ii Haeserty and
ano to Cornelius Lynch. e2o L. 50th st.
10 yrs from May /, 1903; atty. Geo
.M HsnGn 5Is Sd Az lis. str ana bsms
James McClenahan to Isaac Meyers. $50
" 57th vt, l vr from May l. 1914: atty,
r & p Brwg Co. l2sth st and Amsterc
BSoWvERY, lsa, Delaney ST. T. store floor
and h--Elizh G Dessecker to Frank Fa-
gan, 3 yrs from May !, 1909. yrs re-
newal; attys Bernheimer a. : p Brew GO.
i2sth st and Amsterdam av. .... $500
ST NICHOLAS Az, S5I. store. &c-James
Mct'lenahan to Ernst CRUDE, %OS Lenoh
av, 3 yrs from May L. 1914. attys, II n
Az .,,,...,,,,,,.., ..,.,,...,....1lss
i7,rH ST, sls p sll,-Ahr Goldberg to i.i.
!. 1914, TO June 10, 1915; atty. sam, SAM
rN Wocs' ~ rs .s ssAy bld...N Y'stssG y
INIT Ownership Realty CO to David Cohen.
50 u is0th ST. yrs from May J. lsl<;
ATTY. VI Leighe, li5 Bwsy -. .si5,S3Sa3
BROOK Az, lt20. all--North Bronx Bldg
\ holding TO to Abr ostrow, 1908 Claude
we'll AZ 10 yrs from Apr Ally l. II GO,
ruosPE,'T Az, n cor Beck st, cor store
Louis Romsnon to Jacob Saltman. a12
Rcekman nv, from Feb |. iai< to Apr 30.
1915; atty. Honiy, $50 Bway,,.,,'lo:o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-08
PRINTERS TAKE LARGE SPACE.
Friedman Print TO Move-Other
Business Property Leases.

The Friedman Print. now in the Nc
Keen Building, at aga West Thirty-third
street, Is going to move to the Hill Build
ing. at the corner of Tenth avenue and
Thirty-sxth street The Friedman COM
pany has optioned FIVE floors. a total of
ei,5OO square feet. which is more than
three times the space the company now
has IN the Thirtly-thrd street building.
The space will be taken for ten years
at rental of $4,000 a year.
Chris. Schierloh has leased 147 Cham.
bers street. running through to 1879
Reade street. to the Charles Weiland Com
pany FOR long term OF years. 1t Is q
1--WE story building r>o,r Hudson street.
Sidney l.. Warsawer has leased for a
term OF years for the Sperry 4 Hutchin-
son company the four story house at 22S
West Forty-third street. near Times
Square. to NJ. Mccarthy
Edward Margol.es has leased the corner
store In the Casino Theatre Building,
southeast corner of Broadway and Thirty.
ninth street. to Patrick McGirr for a term
of ten years at a total rental OF about
100000. The lessee will use the space
for a cafe.
The newly incorporated Fifty-second
Street and Seventh Avenue Company has
taken over a ten year lease from the Con-
sumers Wine and Liquor Company on
Eldorado Hall, two story structure at
the northwest corner Of Seventh avenue
and Fifty-second street. on plot 75.5x74
The lessees will alter the building and
install a restaurant.
Mcdowell Il McMahon have leased the
store at the northwest corner of 1921
street and st. Nicholas avenue to the
Prospect Suit and Skirt Company at 1i25
st. Nicholas avenue to the Drake Shoe
Company Tor Ave years: at 613 West
1S1st street to J. Il. Lanzner for five years,
and at COZ West 1Sist street to the Wash
ington Heights Hat and Shoe Cleaning
Company for three years.
The Cross & Brown Company has
leased to +. Machi the store at 500 Wash
ington street and to Abram Kaback the
fifth and sixth floors at 3i3-45-47 West
Twenty-slxth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-08
TODD ADDS TO 38TH ST. PLOT.

Judson S. Todd, for the Holland Hold I.
Ing Company. OF which he Is president,
has bought from Daniel II. jackson the
three story and basement dwelling at c39
West Thirty-sixth street. The house is
on lot lS.6 feet wide and 9s.9 feet
deep. Mr.. Todd's company has owned
for two years the three dwellings to the
east 233. 235 and 237. With the prop
erty bought from Mr.. Jackson the COM
pany controls plot "a feet wide and
80 feet deep. which will be improved
with a tall business building. Twelve
stories will probably be Its height. Plans
for the structure are now being pre-
pared The building Is to he ready for
next February's renting season. For two
year. Mr.. Todd has been waiting to buy
the Is.s feet acquired yesterday. Mr.. Jack
son bought II the latter part Of last
month from Mary l.. Whitehead. who
had owned the old building since 1883.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-08
MORE HUNTS POINT FLATS.

charles u. Meyers has filed plans in
Inc Bronx for three five story brick tene.
ment houses. 65.2x76.1O, 30.i1x76.lO and
olxSs. to be erected on the southwest
corner of Hunts Point and Garrison ave-
nues. Tor the Baronet Realty Company
Hyman Adelstein. president. at a cost OF
SlSo.OOO. Seifert & Webb have filed plans
Tor two and one-half story brick dwell
ing 2sx45.6. on the east side Of Mime
FORD avenue 125 feet south OF Elizabeth
street. Tor Emil Waldenberger. at a cost
OF $1,000; Max Haude has filed plans for
a one story brick dwelling with store.
15x52. on the south side of Westchester
avenue. 213.10 feet west OF Castle Hill
avenue, for Anna Morestadt. at a cost of
$4,000.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.



torncyD
FERRY ST, IS. T. aosA from sw cor
Waverly vi, .o,ioxg5. July &. isss--Jno "
Jones TO Marie Myers. ATTY, & W Ben
nett, Rector. st,,.,.........,, ...., $1,000
20xl022, Mar -, lal3--ieo II Post to
Louis SHERMAN address %, Southsmp-
BRoADWAi W cor Emerson At, lOOxl0l.
MAY l. i9i3--T q Galardi q Co to Thos
walker Long Lake Hamilton county,
Y; atty. q 90. li6 Bway, ...... ST.. 600
l32D ST, = =, 40 9Th ay. 26Xsg.ll, Dec .
Low, 30 Y SAN 81; nttys. Weber a W
ioaTH 81 f." Isl W, :, 1915 We, End 'V S"'
ls6xlo0,il, Noy 20, isl3--Wm u ana May
Ellison to Emgrant Indust Saw Bank
atty, Edw j Mcclure. 81 Chambers
LOTS Si-37, map property y Catholic
protectory, sold In 1905, june IS. 1000
rrotectory, <l5 broome st. atty jos 7
Hughes Az. n Q cor isist st, runs II sSS
s0x so 10 n - lslst 81 to hey
sept II, ig06--Fiomena Tesoro to Chris,
tine Wilkle' cxA; atty, Mapelsden, q
BEGINS at ~ In G ! blk, bet Hewitt, pi ana
Stebbins a,, 800 westchester av, 'IOOx
100, May -, lsl3-FoNvsle Realty 60 to
Geo y johnson, Hanover township. Nor
rls county j, "ttys, Ferriss 4 storck,
gaiTu ST. n $50 e keppier av, ,,0xiSc"cc.
May J., is00--Jennie u Irving to Edw Col,
lard Jr' atty Hardy, ~ Bway 1850
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WISE Ay. y 9. rs . Jennings o.. ssxioo--
Co, 1881 Hoe sv.. Apl rs. mtse n.secScG;
,.s1EH Sr h tsd sfs r,Scys,,. No..
owitz to Ester Horowitz, 500 4 i4sth St,
Dec I. 1918, mtse $4,000; atty. Ester Hor..
issD ST. IS, sii'7 Prospect sv. sox ,ries
else al "a is2d st, 2ie7 e Prespec, sv.
p o los sy irrss s,,e lsId raSeh 10
Knapp & French, Inc. $40 r ls2d at. Apl
20, mtEe $4,000: atty. c c Roberts,
.Av. -isss. e 5. issxs5 syissx
sS.4-Bertelsen Realty Co, Inc. TO VIM c
Beaumet, 706 Courtlandt av. May Z. mtge
$4,000 atty, l. T Co. 16o Bway. 800
MosHo9tU PARkwAy. n e cor Bainbridss
Peck. 2Sos Baihgate Az. May q; atty,
OHstra Bros. 2ooth ct and Webster
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BRooKLYN DWELLING SALE.

II y Rogers has sold the three story
dwelling at 30 Herkmer street TO a client
~ III sha r Everett,
William q. Morrsey has sold the plot
" 10y 1870 feet. Oh the west side OF the
u'.,n Parkway, A. feet north OF Avenue
" for Henry G, Seidenberg to John Cot
Pop also the plot 97,6 by lis feet on the
Sn,'H de OF Pacific street 100 feet east
- Bedford avenue. for the Hin Section
company IT, Samuel Brill,
The Buckley q Horton Company has
So l3AS Union street between Brooklyn
Hr1 Kingston avenues. a three story de-
- h'd brick dwelling on lot 2s.6xl0o for
Emanuel Lehman ~ client for investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-08
CALIFORNIAN BUYS
ON PARK AVENUE
Two Dwellings in goth St. Given in
Trade. Todd Completes Loft Site
After Two Years Wait.

Clarence Payne, Californian, has
bought the apartment on Park avenue
adjoining the northeast corner OF Fifty
third street in a trade involving more
than 100000. The apartment house, a
Twelve story structure known as $50 to 3S7
PARK avenue. was erected by the Montana
Realty Company. which Is +. Clifford
Potter. william II. Chesebrough and Ben
iam.n Mordecai. In 1912 from plans by
Albert j. Booker. The house stands on
a plot 15.l feet on the avenue and 90
built out from the house on Fifty-third
street. where 1t has a frontage OF 20
feet With this extension added to the
building the apartment has a ground.
length on tho north side OF 1905 feet.
II has been successful from a renting
standpoint from the beginning. The
rental roll is said TO be $4,000 a year.
1t has been held by the company at
Ssjo,O00. Mr.. Payne gave in trade two
four story dwellings at SO and SIS West
Thlrty-sxth street. tho sites OF which he
planned to improve with a twelve story
building. The dwellings are 100 feet east
Of Sixth avenue and cover a plot 50x9S.s.
The property has been owned by the
PAyncs since 1905. X. T.. L. Mordecai
and Robert C. Knapp negotiated the sale.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. have been
given the management OF the Park ave-
nue. apartment house by MIR. Payne. A
coincidence in the deal is that Mr.. Potter
sold the Thirty-sixth street dwellings to
Mr.. Payne's family. Mr.. Payne recently
bought the Woodmere golf grounds as an
investment, figuring the time Is not far
on when the demand for house sites in
woodmere will reach the golf course, Civ
Ing him a big profit on his investment.
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:, Adrla,lc, 73a miles cas-, OF study Hook
al : \ yesterday.
at
IS chicago, "a miles east ~ Sandy IlooA o.
A. NJ
S. impcra,or, SO miles cas- Of SANDY lIooN
al y NJ.
al $50 r. VI
IS Comet Por, Arthur. u mic. W.-t Of
Tortugas AT noon
50 III Occdcutc Galveston. 80 mD,s "r''
OF Tortugas al noon,
IS Momus New Orleans 49, mics unHU"" "
OF Tortugas u, noon
So III RIO, Galveston, crossed Galveston 'sa
al i. NJ
Sandy Hook AT 9 + NJ,
S. City OF savauuah Savanna TO- Hi ''
south Of Sandy Hook - noon
IS Zulia, Msyasuca, lN miles south '' N'"N
Hook AZ noon.
So Lampass-, Galveston ga mt''' sN.ih oil
Sandy Hook NJ noon
So Perfection. Sabine - m '"s a.. ih 90. 49,"
mond Shoals La hlshlp a. noon
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LOT &5i, map Wakefield. Io5xlIl, Feb .s.

LOT %5i, map Wakefield. Io5xl14. Feb cs.
lsO9-Lavecchia Constr Co to Theresa
Mollozzi. 169 Il 22ith st; atty, l. T | Co.
pEI.MONIco PT.. : 6s5 ls5th st. is'9x
100. May 81. ls05-Emil and Anna Greiner
70 Eugenia NJ Muller; atty. ii a Nieu. go
Az a. aga, : W cor 2o,h 81. % sx65. TO- i Apg
~. 1Ns-Jacob and Ida Miller TO Geo
Thos Raab. 70 Hamilton av white Plains,
Y. sttys. Forster. Hotaling Il X 80
Wall ST .;............. 81 900
NORTH OAK DRIVE, :. when inter
sected by div bet lots 81 and 81, amended
map lo3s. Bronxwood Park. 35.sxs9.lo
3,.oXe2.6. Apr 10 lsll-Marg't j T Can
non 70 Joseph Buehler. Inc, attys. Nc
Loughlin 4 Martin. 800 Bowery. $1,000
18TH ST, 1913 W, $. 315 W 9th av. b0xl03.5.
Feb %. 1905 Matilda c Wrinkle TO the
Niagara Fire lns Co. attys. De Forest
SAD ST. 3i5 T.. n =. l75 LIST av, 2e.ixl0.
Mar l2, lslO--Julia Szilak to Franziska VI
Brit,!ng; atty. Geo Rhodins, SO Wall
81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............s SO. 700
FAILE ST. We, 1895 Bancroft 81, 2OxlOO.
Mar IS ls0s-Adam and Lizzie Schmitt
20 r & 7 Co. l7e BNsy..........3S. 500
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Army and Navy Orders.

WAsHINGTON, May These srmy or
drrs were issued.
Major II. j price. Firth Infantry. to
Twenty third Infantry.
Major e. j Symmond., from Twelfth to
seventh Cavalry.
Capt i +. barnes, from Sixth to Second
Field ARTILLERY.
Chaplain 4 Livingston, from Twenty.
third Infantry to seventh cavalry
First Lieut.. q, r. Ncson. from Third 10
seventh cavalry
Each OF the Officers named wiz proceed
to Manila about August 3.