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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

Richmond Light Infantry Biues-R. L. l. b.
Unattached-Cnatt.
Woodberry Forest School--w. r. s.
Fork Union Military Academy-F. u NJ. A..
Episcopal High School-E. H 8.
Richmond ACademy-R. A.
Petersburg High School-P. H. S.
McGuires University School-McG.
Bcnedictine ColcEc-B. C.
John Marshall High School,. M. II. s.
National Cathedral School-N. c. S.
Emerson lnstitute--E. l.
II. S.
II. s.
Blackstone Academy-B A.
Church Civic Association-C. c. A.
Highland Park Athletic Association-H p.
A. A.
Columbia Athletic ciub-o. A. G.
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Denth of Samuel l.. whcln,ey,

New Orleans. La. February 21.-Sam-
ucl l.. Whelplay. veteran of the Mexican
States consul at BarranquilIa, Colon
bin. died to-day Mt OWL, La. at the
age or eighty-seven years. Mr. Whelp-
ley did some work for the Associated
Press in Africn several years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
Miss Mary Garden Better.

Especial to The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New York February 21.-Miss Mary
Garden who is suffering from q severe
cold was slightly improved tonight,
and believes she will be able to go to
Boston on Monday to appear in the
Boston Operahouse. Because OF the ILL
ness her engagements for to-day In
Boston were cancelled.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
BOYS STAB TURK TO DEATH
"In Defense of the Cross" Youths
Commit Murder

OCHCH5V CrUEB'7
Commit Murder.
Watertown, Mass. February 21.-"In
defense of the cross" two American
boys, Nishan Abrahanian. sixteen. and
ManooS GaraDcdian, seventeen. killed
Turk. on Tuesday. ac-
cording TO n confession given out to-
day by the police. The body OF Sunlu-
NADIA was found in 4 field.
The boys said that they had been
taught In Turkey to fight for their
faith. and they had taken an oath to
defend the cross. Sunlu-N NADIA cursed
the cross" and, believing it-Lheir duty
to kill him, they stabbed him to death.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
II. l.. BISHOP. d. p. A.,
sol z. Main ST Phop. &siison M
Richmond and Cheaapraxo I'm, railway.

NlcHu1uHu hhu CHeoAptako Day HnlIWey,
Schedule OF Electric Trains. effective Nay
20. 1917: Leave Richmond. Laurel and Broad
streets: b'G:oS A.. a.. '7:lo a. n. bs:la A.
p. n. 2:io p. NJ. a:lc =. NJ. b4:lo p. NJ. $40
L. A.. ESQ p. NJ. 1910 p. NJ, bs:io r. NJ.
1910 +. 81. il:f5 p. NJ. Leave Ashland. Eng
land and Maple streetr: .s:65 A. M, b7:oo 4
Al. 500 a 81, bs;eo a. M. 10 100 A. NJ. s'li;c3
A. NJ. 1890 NJ. 1850 p. NJ. 900 p. 81, s:es
=. NJ, %:t0 i. n. b5:3o p. ". $500 p. NJ, 7:sa
p. NJ, $3.50 Z. NJ. b9:0o 2, NJ. II 90 p. II.
'DGiiy except Sunday. ''Sunday only.
lCnrrieH baHyaRa
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
List of Authorizations.

fremont Athletic Club-T A c.
First National Bank-F. y. B.
American National Bank-A. n. H.
National state and CIty-N. 8. A G.
Barton Eeights-B. II.
McCNfs Catholic Union-M. @. o.
Boy Scouts-B s.
lnvincible Athletic Club A. c.
University OF NirEinia--U. OF Va
Georgetown Unlvers!ty-G. L.
Richmond COllege--K c
Maryland Agricultural Colleso-M A.
Catholic University-C. u.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
MURPHY NO LONGER
WITH CHICAGO CUBS

CONTINUED From First Page.)
that no not only Is out of the Chicago
club. but also out of organized base
ball. insofar as tho major leagues are
concerned.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

OSll All. RAIL Lane TO NORFOLK
Schedule in Effect December l. ioi,
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond FOR
p NJ.
FOR LYNcHBURo AND THE WEST,
's:ib A. ~. $3.50 A. NJ '3:o3 p. NJ, .s:ea r. 81
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. 'l:ts A
NJ. 'G:S5 T. ~. 'il:3o Il. NJ From tho WesIi
N. 800 l.. II.
DAILY :Daily except Sunday Sunday
only
". b. BEvILL. vs.. c. SAUNDERS
r. I; ~. Roanoke G. u. a. Ronnoks-
c. II. BoSLEY. d. r. A.. Richmond Va
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SOUTHERN KAUFMAN

PKEMIEN CARRIER OF TINS SOUTH
Trains Leave Richmond
n. B.-Foiiowing schedule lgures published
az Information and not guaranteed:
For the Sovth-Daily: e:lo a. M.-LooaL
io:29 a. M.-Express ESQ p. A.-E1prsss
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cara Tor At
iantn and Birmingham. HAS p. M.-EIprssa
Week Days: 5f>9 T.. M.-Locai.
YORK RIVER LINE
$3.50 p. M.-Steamer train tparlor carl. OF.
Sepi Sunday. no local stops: and t:So p. NJ
Daily iocai-Connect!nG icr Baltimore, daily,
except sunday 1850 a. M.--except Sunday.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the south: ESQ A. II. and $40 A. N.
1850 +. NJ. s:o5 Z. NJ. daily, i2:S5 Ex. Sun.
From West Point: $40 A. al. tsteAmsr train),
daily excep, Monday; $3.50 A. M. daily; s:s3
L. II. except Sunday.
II. l.. BISHOP. D. p. A..
sol z. Main ST Phone &sniann IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
WILLIAM AND MARY LOSES
TO RASDOLPH-NIACO FIVE


williamsburg, Va. February 21.-
william and Mary lost to the quint
from Randolph Macon in a well-played
game of basketball hero tonight The
score was 80 to 33. Jones and Ber-
teschey featured the game for Will
liam and Mary. while CAST and Walker
starred for the visitors The line-uD:
w. & NJ. Positions. R.-M
Jones. 49,. right forward :. .Millekan
Berteschey.. left forward -. Shelley
Gayle. ........ centre ...... .Campton
Zion. right guard CAST
Zehmer. ..... left guard $3.50. Walker
Referee-Mr. Hughes.
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OLD DOMINION LINE

Nv. Richmond foot of Ash ST. daily 200 p. n.
Leave Newport News...................5:0o A. NJ.
Arrive Norfolk. .......................60 100 A. NJ.
Connects with main line steamers leaving
Norfolk for New York daily, except Sunday,
100 ii connections also made by N. q
Night line stcamers stop Mt Claremont OIL
signal and are met by public conveyance
by daylight for Norfolk Old Point. Newport
News and dill James River landings. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at e:vu "A. NJ. Frcighi
received for all James River Points.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

Total Scores Class Q Singles.
George .......... 124 150 SO SGT
Scores Ffve-hfan Teams, Glass A,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22
Richmond, FFederickSD'g & Potomac r,
T0AN0 FROM FLASHING ToA ANn REXoan
nd ] Arrive Richrnond

ACCOMMODATION IRAIRs-WEEKDAYS
Leave Byrd ST. Sta. 400 P. II. for FIeaerieksb.rs.
ieate E,ba sta. 100 A. a., 30 p. n. for Ashlana
aIrne nIrd 81. stn. 6.e5 Am. from Fredericksb'e.
rriIe Elbn Sta. $50 Am, $40 7. n from A.hlana
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-22

DAILY. Weekdays. sSunday. only.
All trains to or from Byrd Street Station
etop At Eloa. Time o arrivals and departvrea
not guaranteed Read the sigma,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
FORECLOSURE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County
Il Tru. tee" for HELEN AkiS HOWELL. Rlaln'
TN. against MONROE J. FISCHER and
In pursuance OF a judgment Of foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above -entitlel action and bearing date the
sh s rafsree In said a named w sell
at public auction. at the Exchange Sales
OF Manhattan. City OF New York. on the
on on" THAI n day. ' ~ mESRY BRkbY h aSSn
tioneer. the premises directed by said Juds-
ment to be sold. and therein described as
follows:
ALL that certain piece or parcel OF land
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected. situate In the Borough Of Man
haitian, city OF New York. bounded and
BEGINNING at a point In the southerly
line Of one Hundred and Twenty fourth
street distant three hundred and sixty feet
Essry from The sSnr formed tn:
Hundred and Twenty-fourth street with
the Easterly line Of Third Avenue; running
SsnSs WIN Tsrs
party wall. one hundred feet eleven inches
to centre line OF block; thence running
Easterly along said centre line. forty feet
MIRA hSsnas, one Hundred zee. .!.y."
inches to the souther,y line of One Hun.
'0I Dated New 70 w YORK. RaS jun. s;S isis
MORGAN J. OBRIEN, Jr.. Referee.
Plaintiff ~ Cedar St. Borough OF Man
haitian. City OF New York.
The following is diagram Of the prop
2S.-234 East faith Street;
l14th Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
POLICE GET SWINDLER
IN RAID AFTER OPIUM
''JOhn Doe" Proves to Be Louis
Mcdowell, Champion
1mpersOnatOr.

John Doe" IS years old. n salesman,
OF Boston. who was arrested on Wednes-
day night when the police under Lieut..
Scherb. looking for opium raided the home
OF Abraham Goldberg. 421 West Forty
fourth street. turns out to be Louis Mac
Dowell. who. the police say, has posed at
various times as j. y. Morgan. Jr, a son
OF Mark Hanna and William j. Lemp
the st. Louis brewer, and has swindied
Maiden Lane jewellers alone out OF dia-
monds worth $4,000.
Mcdowell went to Goldbergs place on
Wednesday night with two Jars OF cocaine
In his pocket. the police say. while De-
tectives Judge. Waterhouse, Johns and
Cleary were arrestlng Goldberg and Abra-
ham Harris. a teweller. OF 1905 Fifth
avenue. At headquarters he was recog-
nized by old timers as one OF the smoothest
confidence men in the country, his op-
eratlons having extended over a period Of
twenty years
Goldberg, who was arraigned on a
charge OF keeping place for opium
smoking denied the charge yesterday
but Magistrate Levy held him for Special
Sessions in $1,000 bail. Harris also was
held In $1,000 bail. Other prisoners taken
in the raid, Mrs. Lillian Goldberg and
Joseph PARENT, were discharged by
Magistrate Krotel In the night court
Wednesday.
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suPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK MARY STERN, Plaintiff. against
FREDERICK oHLRoGGE and Others De
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day Of June. 1914, I. the undersigned,
the referee IN said judgment named, will
sell At public auction a, The Exchange
Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
on tho sth day Of july. 1914, at IL O'Clock
noon on that day. BY JOSEPH p. DAY,
Auctioneer, the premises directed by said
Judgment TO be sold and therein described
parcel Of land. with the building and I'm prove
ments thereon erected. situate, lying and be-
Ing IN the Borough of Manhattan. of the City
OF New York. In the County and State OF
lows: BEGINSiNG al a point on tn.
Northeriy side Of Nineteenth Street distant
two hundred and sixteen tslsl feet Easteriy
running thence Sortherly. parallel with
party wall, ninety-two ts2) feet 10 the
centre line of tho block: thence Easterly
along said centre line twenty t2ol feet;
thence Southerly. parallel with First Avenue
and part Of The way through party wall
Nineteenth Street: thence Westerly along
place OF beginning. said premises b.fns now
known as number AZ East Nineteenth
Street.
Dated New York. June Is. 1914.
ROWLAND ACCHINCLoss. Referee.
JOSEPH ULLMAN. Attorney for PLAINTIFF
iso Broadwsy Borough Of Manhattan.
TN. f0 =. ,ns sss5a% of the Prep
East 18th Street.
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l24th Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold, Is Fifteen thousand
seven hundred hfty-two 0s-l00 dollars
ti5,75e 0s), with interest thereon from the
md dsyxof June. 1914, together with the
costs and allowance, amounting to Three
hundred seventy four and sl-100 dollars
tS7t. sD. with interest from June 9th. 1914.
together with the expenses OF the sale. The
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates or other liens. which
the purchase money. or paid by the Referee,
Il sSss.76 and interest ssAd premises will
oe sou suoJeCt 10 any STATE OF faets whish
rights Of any of the tenants In possession
under lettings from the receiver In this
action.
Dated, New York, June e4th 1914
MORGAN j. OBRIEN. Jr, Referee
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders at
torney.D
10TH ST. Asl-tslh Z. n a adj a lni

(With name and address OF lenders at
l..TH ST. .sl-.sis i. n .. adj ,. 10,
23i. map 226. Village OF Mott Haven, 25x
100, Apr ~, ls07-stephen and Kath
Kent to Edmund II Kursheedt. s2s Park
ay, East Orange, N J; attys Dutton a
SANE F0' PR RoPgYi and dats.same $50 10
LOT III, map sSi Laconia Park. Oct sSi'V =
le0s-Calcedonio and Rosina Inciardi to
Kettle Fischer. extrx. atty. q Co,
ssrIi ST. .. 1865 list az, tox iiGSSSV"C
June g ls00-Matthew and Isabella
Baird 20 Chas n Baird; atty, J Woolsey
shepard, 500 Bway ............,..3ls.Oo 900
s4TH ST, 8. ia W I'D av. tsxl02.2, Sept
/, iS7o--Robt Murray to Emile J Muir
3lsT ST, tS0-t54 W, $ 8. l4i.s e 10th av
So sxiosx50xl0+3, Oct 20. lpii--Samuei
and Anna Biumenstock to Augusta Ar
NOR. ST irving av, Brooklyn; atty. l. T
s,TH ST. n 5. sas " 10Th tAmsterdam,, Sy
5Oxi0O5, Sept H. isii-chas and Cath
atty, II J scanion. 81 Chambers st al, 900
ll2TH sT, n 5, les I'd av, e5xloO.lI,
June IL iss5--Phllp and Lena Lerian
10 Hy de Forest Weekes, Oyster Bay,
l. u atty, Michael Gross. los Park
,, r." ST. n !. i,,' ith az. ,sssss' Xpp
81. isio-Louiss p schaefsr to " Y Mort
Security &C. $50 sway ,so, Is 900 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
Movements Of Naval Vessels,

WASHINGTON. June 25.-The DESTROYER
Whipple has arrived at Mazatlan, tug uncas
at Annapolis. the yacht Gloucester at New
York yard gunboat Vicksburg at Bremen
ton, hospital ship Soiace at Vera Cruz, bst-
tleship California, cruiser Denver and de-
stroyer Hull at La Paz.
The cruiser New orleans has sailed from
La Paz for San Bias, cruiser Cleveland
from Acapulco for Clipperton. Eunboat scor-
Rion from naples Tor smyrna. chartered ship
tien, destroyer Lawrence from Mazatian
for La Paz. gunboat Annapolis from Quay
mas for Santa Rosala and San Bias
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-26
sum MONsEs.

NEW YORK SUPREME coURT--county
OF New York.-David A. seligmsn. as Ex,
Testamsnt Of David Kohn. deceased. plain.
"a; ssains, David y selisman chsrles D.
s KS Las: VIII sSd
ment Of David Kohn. deceased l. NJ. Simon.
TIS:. f pasa X Ros the es %i ES,S S
man. as Guardian Of said Eleanor selisman.
Bendei Pick. Emit Pick. Baby weisL The
Home for Aged and Innrm Hsbrevs, In the
in ,h OF city NJ Of S. Ioa, Mo- Norris singer
Ssr, sn.s I0ph Ls :;s. d. .dGt
Administrstor Of the Estate Of Adolf Pick de-
ceased; Emma HiIseh: Alice simon cons,a an
kosn. f Ssrn.rd KSSn, Fsi'. Kosn: SsphtsiIs
Kohn. Cecilia steinbaeh. Lily Fuller: sarah
Vein, Arthur Kohn, Marcus Kohn. Heinrich
Singer and Kurt Singer and KamiiIa singer
fan,s Valerie singer Crete singer and Klr,
PENDANTS Amended and Supplemental SUM
mons. Trial desired In the County OF New
10 The above. named Defendants. Sode PICK.
Emn Pcs SsneS,et P,ck MG Ti.,, s's ss.s
o.. Crete s,n0er, Kurt Sinoer. Ram,iid
singer and Leopold Singer. az guardians
o. said ,n,sMs Valerie s,aos,' Gre, S,s'e singer
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO
answer the amended and supplemental com
plant In this action and 70 serve copy OF
your answer on the plaintiffs attorneys with
In twenty days after the service OF this sum
mons. exclusive of the day OF service: and In
case OF your failure TO appear. or answer.
Judgment will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded In the said
complaint.
Dated New York, June LIST, 1914
WISE & SELIGsBERG.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
lam Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York city.
To Sode PICK, End Pick, Benedict Pick, No.
riff Singer. Tnfs Roir. Yaphfahe Rokn,
Valerie singer. crete Singer, Hurt Singer.
RaniHd singer and Leopold Singer as Guar.
dams Of said ,nfanfs Valerie singer. Crete
Singer and knu singer, de(enddnts above
, named
The foregoing amended and supplemental
summons Is served upon you, BY publication.
Phiibin. a Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
Of June. 1914, and filed with the amended
the Clerk of the County OF New York. al
Manhattan, city OF New York. on the 18th
day OF June, 1914
Dated New York. June i7th. 1914,
WISE & SELIGSBERG.
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
Office a r. O. Address. Is William Street
Borough of Manhattan. City of New
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
yORK-Myrtiiis Ficrsncs Hendricks sna
Harmon W. hendricks, as executors Of and
Of Henry H. H.ndrieEs s.e...sS, Pisinsir.
ssainst santo Fiumefrsddo and others De-
In pursusne. OF a Judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered. In the
above. entitled action and bearing date the
&: . ss Of SSn :,d jad .n S..s
s:I..iSemS usl's isis si,..s
q Is: s.s as;;t !s% ~ Y ss.a
II: p,;,TS''.s ga d', ,s BY d .sds
parcel Of land. with tn. building and i'm.
snS s.ins tn h ;ss sotossS MS 'G
shs City Of New Yort. in the County and
sis,: q xs,S SsSnd:d and aS Sss sn :.
sou,S.piy .,ds 81 .rs.nS mimi street si.:
tsnt One hundred and twenty NaO feet
westerly from the sou.hwe:,erly corner Of
ond Avenue ana part Of the distance through
nlIs ry T ". d nny i'm. Of ~ n' ss
and parallel with Twenty. ninth street twenty
With .sia second s% hS .rS and pan, q IL.
d,s,anrs through sno;he, party wal ninety.
easterly along said southerly side of Twenty
ninth stree, twenty RI fs., 70 the Point
now known BY the Street number !ss Esst
1'i Dated. New York Jun. s,a, isi.
SAMUEL RikER. m. x,.orn.y iot PLAIN.
tin, 10 Cedar Street Borough OF MAN
The s icTcw G,s Z! S'T s1ss of tn. prop
srty. g! to-, b. sold It's street number '' a's
East 9sth street
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

Northern Waterproonng Co agt VIM T
Walker. Rosie Bernheimer Lehman
Bernheimer, trustees. &c, owners; Fulton
Bu!iding co Inc lessee; Fleischmann
Bros 90. contractor. ...,.....,......Sl7
SANE PRoPERTY-Joseph Tino & Co agt
ORCHARD ST, 81 q s3-Joseph Tino e. co
agt Manhattan Holding Company owner;
Fleisehmann Bros co, eon,rsctor S6l6s
wiifred Callahan Co. Inc. contractor and
lessee; Louise g OReilly owner, 1885,
al aEt Jennie Lederer. owner; c + Peter
sen Chss r Jorkegren, con.
.o icr'G II Harlem River Academy ST. IT,
-x-Fulier Bros 4 ca agt United Eiec-
trio Light q Power Co, owner. A
Or" ... c. .Si1ss'is
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The BronH.
lat ~ VESEY STREET
nv .Joseuh y Day

ny - 'ag
iTH Az 220, cor 18Th 81. 42xTs7
sly, office and store bldg to DR., Ran,
.Ta H" AZ sis so I'm A. y ssiiH
sly loft bldg; also = interest In l7th
st. E, s. ilj ith av. loxiai: TO
BRo S ts.s. W 3. 10 sis, st ' Ss.iSS
1879 iox2Sxl?5i. sty office and store bldg
MApis $50 Az. iOos. 1908. cor 18Th S'V ST.
s2.?NlOox irreR sty strs and dwIgs-
NJ ID Ayerill ct al agt F J Hennessy ct
MAIDS son Az, 1901, $; s2s = l7sth g. COX
vtsren sly sT q"s s vol Sos cSryste s
estate OF Annie Riley, decd knocked a
18Th 1IT" sr a ia W, 5. 1851 columbus
a1 soxlo3.s sly dwls---J " Little ast
J Kirby ct al; due ss.soi6?; taxes; Sc
s.s652e, sub to first mtg OF $4,000; to
7, T'HI"s ST. .is l., :. $40 " 20 ay, ,s5x
S; :y ps 5@S %Ts :. s'T al DUE %asfF
HENRY ST. 81. ;. $50 W PIKE ST., a.ssioo,
STRIP iy Of teo O"sSs% p on eas,"Piefre Nal! s'
al trus. agt Lewis sellgman ct al; du.,
i2O,77s,s7; taxes, SC '6ss.2i' to Jam:s
BY j. H. Mayors
9eii. sty tenmt--w Appleby agt T J
$3.50; taxes &c, ,i'Ci5' to the plain,
l. s!r ST.. IL E.n-. 10 PARK av. sS.ssii.
due $40, 5000; taxes, &C. 1901; 20 the
plaintiff .................... 1901 Oi
BY NJ. Morgenthau. Jr. Company
CHRYsTIE ST. 2i3. 3, 500 stanton st,
2slOxiOox irreg. sty tenmt and stores,
Louis I.owenstein ct al, trus, agt Schnell
Realty co ct al; due s26652.42; taxes, &c,
5000. adjourned to July 2
lat 320s THIRD AvENuE.l
by Joseph T. Day
so BOULEVARD. i2l5, p, $50 Home,
?5xlOO. sly dwlg-M T. Weber, trs,e,
taxes, Sc $305l5: to the plaintiff. 5000
PERRY AV, W $, 80 II = Reservoir pl, 50x
l00x3s2 to Reservoir pl 3t,lxs4li. va
cant-Joanna Donnelly agt Edw Murray
ct al, due. SlS03.2s; taxes, sc. 500 IL:
sub to a prior mtg of $1,000; to the plain .
tin .........,.,....... ...,.... SS 100
WEBSTER AV. W $. 4Olll Gun nm rd.
l0OxgO. vacant-JOanna Donnelly agt Edw
] Murray ct al: due, t6.020e3 taxes. &c.
$40. SO; sub to a prior mtg OF sb7sl 70
the plaintiff NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ~. 96l
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sURROGATEs' NOTICES.

POWERS. JESSE Win pursuance of an
order OF the Honorable Robert Ludlow Fow-
Ter, Surrogate OF the County of New York
notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Jesse W. Powers. late of the
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
deceased, to present the same. with vouchers
OF ransacting business, at the Office OF
blandy. Mooney \ shlpman. at 81 Wall
on or before the 30th day OF November next
Dated New York the goth day of May, 1914.
HAIRY l. POWERS sSMG Executors AMn BLh sAAbT
MOONEY 4 sHIPMAN. 81 Wall Street. New
York Attorneys for Mary h. Powers and
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5oTH ST 27t to 22s w-Adolph L weld
hass aEt Delphos Realty Co. owner; u &
Hartshorn, contractor. ...,.,,....S $3.50
BROADWAY. sc cor slst ST. lO2.2x220s-
Sargent co agt Estate OF Adolph Bern
heimer, owner. Fulton Building Co. Inc,
lessee: Fleischmann Bros co. Inc. con
tractor ..-,..,............. .fi,lt7.5t
BROADWAY, 3il7--Joseph Ermacora agt
II Redtsrn, owner; cemento Flooring
,,, - contractor sse
BkOADNAh, W cor slst 81, W. gNsxV6
sykes 90 agt Estate OF Adolph Bern
heimer. owner; Fleischmann Bros Co, CON
tractor Fulton Building Co, Inc.
5OTH ST s2I 22s. $50 %: w-Mllton l.
Cornell aEt Delphos Realty co. Inc. owner
contraction flVb oV
18Th ST % to 81 w--Richard L. Thibaut,
Inc, agt Glhren Really Co, owner a con-
tractor .............,..... ...,... ,t65.lI
Bronx.
lTiTH ST. 81 E-Marks Bros agt John
Doe, owner. Golden Goldsmith. con
tractors q
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

10TH ST. :, 375 I'd az, e5xioo IL
Helen A Kudlich ast Alfred l. Rose ct al
foreclosure OF mortgage, atty III Z hud-
Jane ST. 2s-Kasimir ] Rybicki agt Fred
erick ID Bsckus ct al faction TO foreclose
mechanics Hem; atty. + Rosenthal.
an Ay VS., 2sni 2?th st; stilxloG-1Jo John
2lsT ST. 1877 E-union Trust Co OF y agt
Annette Pascal e, al u9rseI9sare 81 mort mort
cLiNToN ST e7-Phnip Klein ct al as,
Of HaG mer,saee,: ally. Z Klein.
Cd Az, 6J5-Isaac Gevertz agt Alexander
Beitelman ct al tpartitionD; atty A
isT Az, cor ssth st. 25.sxsO-Emnie
Lams agt Dora siminowitz ct al appended
foreclosure OF mortsagel; httys' Mandel-
JONES ST, John l. .Tonnele agt, Ferdi-
gagel; atty. J N Tonnele.
sTH Az. s?.J Harsen Purdy ast chas c
attSs. Bowers 4 sands
CREsTON Az, =, i2t7 lsSlh 81. e5Ni0o. 3
ct al Foreclosure OF mortgage; sttys,
Holm. whitlock 4 scarn.
cEEsIoS Az ias' ,d lss5h st. sS OK
cREsToN Az. " ;, ssi issth st, ;6xioo,s
POTTER Pr rs, Isl yill Say az 2STss y, To-
Antonia Natole hHt Angelo runlnBtllo 'ac-
tion to set aside deedl atty n Vidaver.
CONCORD AV. es, Sis lblst st, bOxs4-
Anna Sasma agt Antonio Bohaty ct al tac-
tion to declare conveyance void, attys.
Hymes. woytisek & Schaap.
18TH ST, n =. 620.l0 e willis av, l6 .sxlo0-
Elizabeth Stenard Burril agt Lydiard
Horton 'et al foreclosure OF mortgase);
attys. Worcester. Williams a SAKE.
RAILROAD AV. 3. SAT 1880 st, 81. IL
i0s.6-Maude r Cooke agt Alfred C MI
chaud ct al foreclosure Of mortgase) ;
attys, Miller a. Bretzfelder.
HALEY Av, S422-3t2t-George Singer agt
Sellitto Construction Co ct al foreclosure
OF mortgage); attys A ii Bloch.
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Burdyke Realty Company. Manhattan.
capital, 500 900; directors Joseph A. Dunn,
Charles Chambers, Brooklyn, and James
Chambers. New York city,
jay Pee Corporation. Manhattan, capital,
$40 900 directors j, =. McWaters. Della
city
Maseba Realty Company, Manhattan. cap
ital, 81, 900; directors, samuel Harris, Da-
vid s, Meyers and Abraham l.. schwer-
senski, New York city.
Knob Realty Company. Manhattan, cap
ital, $500; directors, Louis simon David
Cohen and Milton Gordon, New York city.
Tri-Chester Improvement COMPANY, The
Bronx, capital. $4,000; directors William
Bull, Joseph Wormser and William C.
Koechlng, Bronx, n. Y,
Chester. capital, $4,000; directors, J, l.
Downey. New York city, d. Milbank. Green
wich. Conn. and John d. Lanuon. New
York city.