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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
THE CROUCH
Apologize to Walt Mason.

HTHEN Crouch gets up at reveille,
w he puts his elbow on his knee:
his head upon his hand. and
though he's slept ten hours or more. his
back is weak. his feet are sore and he
can hardly stand. And as he goes to
get his chow. he says BY Goshi I don't
see how a soldier lives so Iong. The
spuds are rotten and the Stun is al
ways worse than on the bum; the coffee
is too strong That COW was killed
ten years before they organized this
bloOmin' war These napjacks taste
like wood" And so he growls through
all the day. and Ills his comrades with
dismay; they'd kill him II they could.
When first call wakes up Billy Tott.
ne sits up on his army cot. and whistles
Casey Jones' And as he jumps into
his shoes, he says BY Jinksl I've had
a snQoze that's good for skin and
bones And Billy always has a smile
that you can see FOR half a mile. and
when he says How Do he chases
dImpies TO your cheeks that stay there
Tor couple weeks ans ne makes YOU
happy too.
BY s F. A. Troop &C" 18th Cavalry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

the upper classes and the undertakers
spend their lives waiting, hand in
hand, for results
Many a man has waited 40 years to
get a chance to open a will and has
then found the interior 10 be as empty
as a hickory nut with a worm hole
in II.
Still. opening wills is more fun than
leaving them Nobody likes to leave
a will One would imagine it was a
brother from the way the maker
clings to it-Copyrighted by George
Matthew Adams
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
The Crooks

people don't t long
from the kae; for folks who tricky find Nemesis neVeI
cheated the been repeated SO
often cannot keep tab but ne has the ur who thus MADE me SlIs been
for his wnd dishonest rolls d"1ndle
exposed SUM-; TOphet burned up the
get
by
don't en- know they'll
dsgued I'd rather
"easy" breezy constituencies gentlemen do
harder than bricks
- - So. ~ 49, WALT MASON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
Wills
BY GEORGE FITCH.
Author Of aAt Good Old sivEash."

tear The latter is the easier job, but
~ former is more certain Of results
- is much more popular in this
co,1ntrv than 1t is in England, where
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

Hstp gilt wild de- Angeles rabbi This
fairly It sticks gIters
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

husbands,
with wife afternoon protested
whaddye
mean, aTng
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
Raising the Budget


meeting with encouragement While those VINO nave been seen nave
LIBERAL great of ahead it and
professional help by getting their sub
ipOn ready committee call
professional in the city in the course of time
committee doing is being donated and these men are
professional costing from
their matter of right that
being when they call The committee IS doing
this them and enable them
to go On with the work and finish sooner II every person they cal upon " ready
business and knows what he wants to say
among themselves they give ready
mee Where there but one person to see the committee suggests
person decide what do to help the fund
along b ready they call
money quite advertise e. Pas through
out the east place
place publicity the
ezpOsidOns Next will
completion Of the dam and the resulting OF constant water
supply valley settled the chamber of
raising campaign to
settlers here is believed that advertising viii route thousands
exposition
here and help advertise the place by talking about when they go away But
farming conducted with
principally successful rather large
and up peTistenty for time.
Numerous plans beneing
attained would worth the E PasO Fifty
thousand dollars viii all expenses contemplated including money
convention, money go
ready up yourself
giving money
FL PaO Take little Of their time by being ready
your subscription.
popular Saturday hoped
expected.
Tom Lea needn't think that everybody north of the tracks who failed to
FL PasO
irony fate valley
Otng cantalOupe
suffering
Doctors declare that HIOupe is dangerous dPhthe
They Taylor, young girl dying
phtheia physicians declare eating
lOuPe too advanced in maturity
husbands who Sunday
promise protested against ring
side seats when the church Whadday
mean, arng
@STip de-
stripping what civilization to do for gilt
to be fairly well laid sticks gittes and attracts
good thing @Ships
Der of They don't pass now; they
predicts wild help
making peOpleudgg way they cary
funny commission gong
from Chicago Europe study
abolish Sing Sing says New York paper
Wonder it didn't start in Sing Singh Or was in
appointment number of up
state New York POsnasters cost the
this fall the president?
slow appointing way. Republican
in this section postmaster
exhibiting curiosity good
natured popular crippled Don KedEe LOrdsburg
pessmis inst Paso Here everybody
smiles should
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

declare entupe dangerous diphtheia
girl
symptoms dphtheia caused physicians eating
q maturity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

good thing "Ships Night"
Der years ago. They pass now; they crash.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

irony valley year
guffHing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

naval officer predicts that baseball 1ze
making of pudng by the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

everybody failed
Republicans.
in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

Come think it rather funny, conn
from Chicago to Europe study vice
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

HTHEN Crouch gets up at reveilIe,
w he puts his elbow on his knee;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

A WILL is the only means a man
~ has of running things after he is
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

popular Saturday
expected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

There is foot to abolish Sing Sing, says
Wonder if it didn't Sing Singh Tammany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
PHONE COMPANY AIDS BROKERS
Permits Reduction In Contracts Bc-
cause of Exchange Closing.

Wall Street houses have received word
from the New York Telephone Company
that because of the present financial situa-
ton the company IL willing to suspend
or cancel telephone contracts wherever
necessary. The announcement came In
the shape OF "A communication that agents
OF the company would Investigate each
case and where the business demanded
1t release subscribers from obligations
made az time exchanges were open
and business was going ON.
AT the office OF the telephone company
yesterday It was said that the amount OF
money involved had not yet been COM
puted. but its action was In accord with
the policy OF supplying service htting in
With the needs OF the subscriber. The
company has many large subscribers In
the Wall street district among the 500
stock Exchange houses and the houses
connected with the Cotton and Consoli-
dated exchanges
Because OF the sudden shutting down
OF the exchanges the company will allow
all firms TO restrict themselves to those
wires absolutely necessary. Houses for
merly using four or nve trunk wires
may cut down to one phone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
NO PERIL OF WHEAT FAMINE.
Grain HOUSES say Country Can spare
20O.OOO,OOO Bushels.

The larger grain houses yesterday made
1t plain that the amount of wheat OK
ported need not alarm Americans yet The
United states has 80. 100000 bushels OF
wheat more than required at home to sell
this year and 1000 600 bushels "A day can
20 out for $50 days without doing any
harm. The trouble will come from local
speculation and the farmer who may store
up his wheat in hope OF higher price.
The figures for the United States and
Canada yesterday showed that 37.432. 600
bushels OF wheat were available as "A
present supply. In addition. Il was est-
mated, about 20.l04 900 bushels are on
the way TO the United Kingdom and
9,4iS.000 bushels on the way to France
and to neutral ports Of Europe. The $50
10000 bushels the United States will
sell abroad will give the country a credit
OF more than S2JO. 900 900 which will go
"A long way toward ctncellng the foreign
exchange balance against this country.
Representatives OF countries at war
continued yesterday 10 purchase oats for
shipment abroad. one shipment OF 300
900 bushels from Baltimore was reported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To-
day and Tomorrow.
Tor eastern New York. fair and some
what cooler to-day; fair Tomorrow; mod

Tor eastern New York. fair and some
what cooler to-day; fair to- morrow; mod
crate west winds.
For New England. fair to-day and to-
morrow. cooler to-day. moderate west
winds
For New Jersey; fair to-day and to
morrow; not much change In the tcmpcra
ture light TO moderate west winds.
SEW YORK. sept. The pressure CON
tinucd low Yesterday over the lake regions
and It's centre had receded 10 a position
north Of Lake Superior.
showers occurred in northern parts ~ the
lake regions and eastward to the coast. aud
At scattered points in the states to the south.
but throughout the West the weather was
generally fair.
The pressure was generally high over all
other parts Of tho country. WIN q centre
over North Dakota.
1t was cooler IN the Central and southern
states and temperatures were close ~ the
freezing point In North Dakota aud Montana.
In this city the morning was fair, cloudy
IN the afternoon; slightly coolct Wind lgh'
10 fresh northwest. average humidity, 50 pe'
cent, barometer. corrected to rad to sea
level, az 4. ". 29.9s. =. NJ. g2.9s.
The temperature In t<s city yesterday, -
recorded by the ofr,cisl thermometer. Is shown
In tla
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
LATEST COMMERCIAL LEASES.
New and Old buildings Find Takers
for Their space.

TIE Gross a Brown Company has
.d''d r. ~ the plans to the Pneumatic
service corporation for executive offices
IN" tenth floor and space in the base
mont If the twelve story ONCE building
.oN beng erected at Is and II West
Io''r'tour'h street, on the site OF the
OH Br.trlcv school.
william \. White & Sons have rented
-" corner store and basement az 800
TIA" HAN street 20 Samuel Forman :
ESQ TO- Rutland & Whiting the store and
nh''Wrni AZ lji Maiden lane to the
'n Trucking Company,
. wright Barclay has leased to the
''h'' Stansheld Knitting Company
VI" mon lott at i6l and i83 Fourth ave-
". J.. Hess have leased for term OF
IN' and one-half years to the Lay &
was Co the twelfth loft, containing l6. 900
t'or. f.ct, AZ o06 Broadway corner Of
'"el'. cta street and the store and base
mn'l' 90 90 East Twenty-first street 10 the
wilson Office Furniture and Desk Com
psu'
Mitchell kenncrlev has rented a floor
hls building At 80 West Fifty-elghth
s''et 10 W Ellis Williams, New
Thought lecturer.
N7a" & GO have leased the store t2s
N''' l2jth street 70 Sidney Boards,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
Incoming Nesscis-by Wireiess'

IS Cedric. Liverpool. 800 miles east OF Sandy
Hook at noon. - III.
OF scotland nght Al noon.
s. Algonquin Turks Island 81 miles south
OF scotland light at i. NJ.
- ~ Vale, Galveston. .l3 miles SCUM u
Scotland light at noon,
- Alamo. Galveston. 10 miles southwest OF
ID amoud shoals Al noon
s. Momus New Orleans, l'2 miles north"esl
of TortugaS a. noon.
s. city Of II Iuui-. savanuah. l5i miles
south OF scotland light AZ noon.
:. CITY of savannah. savannah, passed Sa-
Naunah sea buoy ~ t.l1 =. NJ
IS Cherokee George own. passed 6eorsetown
Bar "A $50 J.. VI
- Lonlpc. Jacksonville miles north OF ST
Johns Bar at T.. NJ
= " B Kreuc, Belfast Ca, 70 miles south
west of Diamond Shoals Al y. NJ
- Apache. Jacksonville. go miles south OF
Scotland hight ~ T. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Oner,nus Yesterday In Manhattan,
The Bronx and Brooklyn.

lat Il vEsEY STREET
by Henry Brady.
27ss. . =. 71lO IOsth 81.
and stores,-H n Clark =, al. admrs, agt
Nj WINFIELD ct al; duo, s1os3i.st; taxes,
&c. s56?7s sub to mtge OF s+a'ooo to
the plaintin ......,'. .''t' ''''' '''9'iof
BY Joseph p. Day
,aisr ST, e62 W. 5, 100 sth sy, i5x
"a II, Q sty dwlg-i z Place agt J Ryan
81 al: due. ss,5s45s: taxes, &c. 1850 30
10 the paintin '.''''' $500. ''tAooo
lat aeos THIRD AVENuBl
by Joseph p. Day.
,sI,, 81, bi4-?o r. sw cor Bsthgate az,
sl5xS5--H Wissemsnn 81 al agt Arch
Realty q CONSTR 90; due, s7:sS5; sub
70 hrst mtge OF $4,000 to the plain.
IN ,.......,,,,..,,., ,,..,...,,tlO,o 900
BY Henry Brady.
roSrrR ST, S5.. =, 2i0 sporord av.
qoSi0o sly tenmt-H II Glass agt r. ID
rifs ir OF al, due, s6t670s. taxes. &C.
,20lbA; to the plaintiff, sos. 600
lat THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EN-
CHANGED
BY William II. Rae.
\NTIC AN. II y. ?67 Troy av. lssx
so-I W Reid agt Gallagher ot al. 10
the plaintiff for 800 over n mortgage OF
81 500
ny W. T, McPhIlliamy.
n,,NoNT Az, " cor rhatford az. aSEloo
-.Prudental Bond and Mortsass c. AZ
A psmsky ct al; to the plaintiff for $500
over q mortgage OF $4,000
BY Nathaniel shutter
LOTS 81 TO biS b2s to sH, $50 TO So ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
1uSiness Continues Dull-Small
FLATS on st. Nicholas Ave-
nue. Find Buyer.
AUCTION PROPERTY RESOLD
Irpcr Broadway Apartment.
sold in Foreclosure. Goes to
Invcstor-Recent Leases.

S..ots avenue aud the resale OF an
,rr.- Broadway apartment house which
VS. sold in foreclosure in the auction
,,om constituted the activity Yesterday
g, I've selling branch OF the local real
,..t. market The Bronx had little
,ces Of trading. and Brooklyn business
WAS limited TO small properties There
VS. total mact.on in the building world
,.,ns for new structures having been
,..t,c,tber in Manhattan nor The Bronx.
s.veril fairly good commercial leases
Gar ptrt, OF buildings were reported. TO
Go followers OF the realty market thiS
Easing Is one of the most hopeful signs
q. Mt Soon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
MY. ~. NICHOLAS AVE. FLATS.

u.rr,H Reh,r and William Nok nave
,,.d 1874 to 1854 IT. Nicholas avenue
ice i've story apartment houses WIN
,...,,. each ON plot 3eXloo. Tho houses
Az. th, Inside ones OF 4 group OF hNe
,,rtI,r structures. occupying the hio'k
iron, ON the east side Of the aNtnu. Ne
tween 157th and l7Sth Streets Acc u.,e .''
,ho .,'Ier,. about five years ago from
,,a constructors, the strauss Building anu
,,,,l,v company Reher aud NolK sun
tito, the house at the l11th street
c.rner and the one at l7sth street. me .
,pycr Is an investor who gave smh"er
,ropcrty IN part payment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

J. Magerle has sold for Herman
Brown the four family apartment anu
.,or. building at 80 Hamburg avenue
corner Of Melrose street, to a cheh', VIZ WI
vii occupy the ground floor of the pul'u-
,,v Tho same broker has sold Tor the
,;atahouse Construction Company the on"
famIly detached cottage on the north SIDE
~ sherry street. between OXFORD ana
Herald avenues. to Mrs. \. sager' Tor
occupancy. . -
The Henry Roth Building company mas
ali Ia a client OF bowling, Muller X
e.. sss Seventy ninth street, two story
dVelllng
G ]. Straub has sold EOS Decatur
street. d three story stone front dwelling,
N lot lsxlOo, to Mrs. ;. Carberry Tor
occupancy.
The bowling Muller Company has sold
ne dwelling at 62s Seventy-ninth street
or the Henry Roth Building Company to
client for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
SUIT OVER ROCK ISLAND BONDS.
Trust Company starts Mortgage
Foreclosure Fight.

mortgage foreclosure suit was begun
IN the United States District Court yes
terday against the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company. The
plaintiff in the suit is the Central Trust
Company, holder OF a mortgage securing
an issue OF per cent. gold bonds OF the
railroad. of which S13,353,00O are now
outstanding. The complaint asserts that
the Rock Island owes approximately
81 100000 in interest on the mortgage
Under the trust agreement the Central
Trust Company was at liberty to start
foreclosure proceedings within ninety
days after the railroad defaulted in the
payment of the interest, which was due
on May | last.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04

NEW JERsEy-sprins Lake Bea,h.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
Noyements Of Naval Vessels,

wAsHINGToN, Sept s.--Submarine O.
arrived at Now York yard. collier Lconldts
al Guantanamo, destroyer Cummins at Sew
port: destroyer Patterson at Edstport, Nj :;
cruiser DiIia left Newport for Boston Tug
renee aud Hopkins at Sdusilitn, collier
saturn left san Diego for san Francisco;
gunboat Yorktown arrived at san Fran.
cisco; destroyers Whipp,e and TruNtun left
Mare Island for san Diego; cruiser colorado
from Bremertou for steaminF trials, tug
lwana al Boston; DESTROYER somcrs from
Charleston tor Fernandiua; cruiser Ton
nessee arrived a. HaNre; collier orion let
Caesar left cape Hsvtien for Puerto plata,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04

IT. D. CLARK and others AFTER ouy .ns
,-sS Hroadway at auction yesterday re-
,old il to an unnamed buyer. The S,ruc,
, :, seven story apartment house
ON the east side 40 feet south OF los,,
,,r.e, un a plot 25.1N'3.3N irregular. u
Vas nut IN at auction TO satisfy q 1uus
reut Of about fil,ooo' ~. ". ''srM Co. .a.
,,a-2i Negotiations had been started
,o. ~ IA. auction sale between the de
,.rdant, In the action aud an unnamed
.s,'os,nr for the sale OF tho property
ill., Brady was the auctioneer at yes
,erdsy's sale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

.,\yith name aud address OF lenders Attorney
isr Az. o : 922 18th ~. 2oX7s Dec IL,
100 Leo Proper and ano 20 Crescent
STAR 60. atty, 7 co. l'6 b~aN Sou.
18TH ST :, known as No 3sS; nan OF
Rosehul YARN. s5x9ss De" "a 800.
Francis u jackson ct al To Francis -
white and sno, cA,rsi atty, Arthur fur
1920 81. ~ :. 30 West End sv. soNso !,
Dec l. ieiO-E,mer Coulter 20 Elmer ID
ana Richsrd Coulter; atty. de p Eos,
ter, ~ Wall ST.. ....... $500. .'s;"vV
rEARL ST. 3. sl chatham ~, ?eex
s5N.esNs1. Nov ~. ieO6-'ath and Harry
" Viemeistor TO Germania Bank. nttys,
Fiich, VI & q. 80 Nassau st....... $1,000
Lot 81. part Of y Of. map Eas, fremont,
33xil6 !. APR .. ieiS-ORourke Bros co
TO Diedrich Hillman; at'ys. ssiter q 81 ;
BKYANT Az. r. 25sS i7sd 81, ls.eNioo.
May l6. lsl0-kenson Const Co TO Lizzie
l. Brush sttys, sutt =. llS Futon
BRyANT Az, 5. :a7.s i7?d ST. is ok
100. May 10. lslo-same 10 same stXS
IirH ST. - $50 Lenox av 5Ox7l TO- June
-, ISli--Chas + Hess 10 Lincoln Trust
90 and suo, trustees. atty I Co
NTH ST, ~ 300 Lenox av, J0N7l.lO.
June 70. lsil-SRme to same tliT2J
nth ST. r, 200 e LenON av, 5Ox7l.lO.
same dNte-Same 70 same. ......... fll,72j
NTH ST, g. $50 LenoN av. Sox7 10
nth ST ,. $50 Lenox sv. 5Ox7ilO.
l2sTH ST, T. 1915 Park sv. 276As9ll.
Aug -, lsgS-Anna and Nicholas Bum
10 the German Saw Bank attys Amend
4 A, llB Nassau st.............,,. $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04

Sorth Side Mtss corpn' ui ,",n ~
sept !. due SC, as per bond a. stg nc
BEAUMONT Az, 23Oi 5, 376xlOO-Davld
stein 20 Robt Bcnenson. 1850 Hoe av. pr
mtEe $4,000, July 81, yrs, p c; atty,
e Co, i76 Bwsy. 49,. $4,000
NORTH ST. n cor Grand av. 1oox25-
Theo q Walpusk to Chas E Sessle, 1900
Grand av. Sept ?, due per bond: atty.
r Co. lis Bway. 5000
LoRiNG Pl.. >. 35t.il n issS st. tixi 10
claire 7 Hunting to Lawyers Title lns
T Co.. $50 Bway, Sept 8. yrs, 81 pc;
atty, l. Co leo Bway. s5'OOo
LOTS IS and &c, map Henry Morsenthsu-
272 W Goth 81 Sept .. s mths. 81 c.
atty. l. Co. i6o Bway..&7.50O
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
BRONN CORNER BUYER.

The Beckman Realty md Construc-
Ion Company. John II. Beckman presl-
dent, is the buyer of the northeast cor
nsr Of Andrews avenue and 1880 street.
sale OF which by McLernon Bros. for
WIS Z. Doyle WAS reported recently.
The Beckman company will improve the
property with nve story apartment
house
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
RECORDED LEASES.
l..s

HENRY ST. ?s3-$5. all-sarah Konovt,z 10
Molf Morsenrath;; re hiyins'%n ST. yrs
stein. gos Bway ;......... '5.sL2
BRooME ST, 1914; s,i-ssrah kono.h5
yrs from sept Is, iSii atty. Max 81
verstelu. 3o9 Bway :,...........,. $500
Feldman, 500 l4th 81. yrs from sept
l. l9li, attys. Davis N. IS Park
WASHINGTON ST. 7S part house Emma
ID Warner to VIM Fast, lst Washing
ton st. yrs from Aug 8, 1915 atty, 5
Honig, $50 Bway .....,,,,...,.......s 1850
il6rH TT $3.50 W. slAismbt Realty
C'orpn to Jacob Levine. 1886 II Nth st.
yrs from Aug I. 1917; atty. WIN J l.ipp-
mann. 3?2 Bway .,.................3 $500
BERGEN Az, 5o& cor l4sth st--An-
Eelicka GilfrIch 20 Fred Stahl, 500
Bergen av, yrs and $ mos from sept
sayyEy.'..........I.....i...'.il.s 900 20 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
MOUNT VERNON HOME BUYERS.

The Anderson Realty Company has
,old for Mrs. May W Kenyon TO Mrs.
Maria T Courtney her stucco Asidence,
with garage. on nve lots at Oneida
avenue Langdon terrace, Mount Vernon.
The property is considered one Of the
show places Of Mount Vernon and has
been held az $4,000, The same brokers
also sold for Warren Knler. builder. new
stucco house corner Sidney and Dell
avenues Chester Hill. Mount Vernon, to
Thomas Platt Of Mount Vernon, for
occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday
Clay-Anthony Corporation. Manhattan.
capital. $500. directors Edison u. Samms.
Marian Foster and Lawrence W. Churchill.
New York city.
stone 4 Powell Improvement. Brooklyn.
capital $1,000 directors, James E smyth.
Adolph Kiendi and Anne Field, Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04

Julius Hermann 20 Leopold rglick for q
long term of years the dwelling at 1874
West Eighty-sixth Nreet
Edward II. Wse's residence at ~
East Fifty-second street has been leased.
furnished, to Frederick X. Gordon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
NEW ENGLAND-Ncw Hampshire.
Referees Appointed.

BY Justice Dclany-Matter OF Bond St.
jos 4. Fargis
BY Justice Guy--Franklin TT Co. VS.
Brady. John II. Rogan,
Nv Justice ponnrlly- Mater ~ Ruben.
stein Arthur X. walsh Kirshhaum vs.
Shlaehet1k VIM. C. Arnold; Schwegler vs.
Freedman, David Baum: Nut, l., !. 60.
vs. shepard. Emmett !. Murphy; Platt vs.
Osullivan, John J Halpn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-04
BEAUMONT
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. > g cor sist st.-''ross q Hcr.
man Inc. az; William walter e, a. sept
Ab\vAV II "a cor a5th st--tiimt..l Bros
ngt Amusement Restaurant co - al, AHg
,,,, j. IN :sis "a ssss-ro,kow 90
aRt william I Waiter ct AL Aug 20, ~
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Bronx. -
ARTHUR Az. q, 20 n n o' lsttn ~ oVN
tos-A n,onto Carslla agt iasqlail INA
So, at Aug 3. lglA............,f 10
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,,,,pru ptys URo>x SITE.

q n Weisker has sold for FREDERICK
II t.,sy 10 A builder for Improvement me
,''oi tgx9S. ON the south side Of East isSd
A, rec, % feet west OF Park avenue, Ine.e
:. station OF the Harlem Railroad "'
,sad street and Park avenue.
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CIrN DWELLINGS RENTED.

>, case & Elliman have leased for Mrs
it'cH Roberts the three story md
"s"n'r' house at 40 West Ninety- ann
NF''' 'p Or. W VI Van TaHd:
.. il"ughton Company has leased for the
stat" Of Joseph lichteuaucr the three
N'r' and basement dwelling at lis West
~''n'y-uiuth street to Christina Amann.
N'a"son & Hobbs have leased the three
'or' dwelling at 7t5 West End avenue
- Jorge W. Folsom for a term OF years
w Jacques
GOODWIN & Goodwin have rented for
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Ewing. Bacon and Henry have rented
for James \. pelahantly the garage at ST.
SO West End avenue to the Doty- Demos
Company, Inc, for term OF years.