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WOMEN in PANIC
AT ROW ON IL"
Conductor and Passenger Strug.
gle on Moving Train-One
Man Arrested.

The refusal Of a passenger to desist
from smoking when ordered TO do so
prccipltatcd a lively scrimmage after S
o'clock last night IN one OF the cars Of
2 crowded Second ave. Il" train. Dur
ing the trouble George Meigler. the
conductor. narrowly escaped being
hurled over the guard rail of the rear
platform and into the street by Philip
Prasso. thlrty-two years old. of 232
East 18th 81. The fight caused panic
on the train and number Of the
women passengers became historical
with fright
According 20 Meigler. Prasso. who IS
feet inches in height and weighs
1871 pounds. boarded the train at Chat
ham Square on his way uptown. Meig-
Ter noticed that the man was smoking
cigarette and entered the car to re-
quest him to stop. Prasso took the re-
bukc in apparent good nature and
Meiglcr returned to the platform. A
few minutes later two women passcn-
gers complained 10 the conductor that
Prasso had lighted another cigarette.
Meiglcr again ordered him to throw
away his cigarette. Instead Of obey
ing. Prasso coolly blew cloud Of smoke
into the conductors eyes and laughed.
The trouble followed.
In the meantime the motorman had
sounded his whistle in call for assist
ance and the shrill shrieks attracted
the attention Of Patrolman Mcdonald,
of the 9th st. precinct. who rushed IN.
stairs to the elevated platform. fol
lowed by twoscore curious spectators.
Mcdonald boarded the train and with
a few blows o. his club subducd Prasso
and placed him under arrest.
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Commercial Leases.

A. Wimpfheimer & Bro. have leased
from the De Forest Estate Corporation
the store. basement, first and second
lofts in the building 456-46O Fourth av.
Also the store. basement, first and sec
ond lofts in the building adjoining az
45O-454 Fourth av. comprising IN all
about $4,000 square feet. A. mp
heimer & Bro. are now located at l"l
Spring st.. and are dealers IN velvets'
ribbons. silks and other drygoodS,
having been established for so years.
The rental is about $4,000 q year
Carstein & Linnekln. Inc. were the
brokers.
VIM. 4. White & Sons have leased
the store at 1880 Third av. to PAU r..
Luz. who operates chain OF shoe
stores.
Pease & Gilman leased for the
United States Trust Company, as trus-
tee for the estate Of Herman Nron-
koew. the fve-story dwelling at the
southeast corner Of "adison av. and
SOth st. for term of years. The les
see. +. II. Proudman. viii alter 1t Tor
business purposes.
Spear & Co. rented the second lott
i'm 62-64 Ninth ay. 10 Eureka Pneu-
matte Spray Company: sixth loft IN 10
West nth 81. to Wohl Raeder Com
panv: fifth loft in 476-i1o Broome ST.
TO David Krochmal; tenth loft in DO
SIP Sixth Az to Max Beckerman, and
the TOP loft in $3.50 West 10Th st TO
Barnet Savitch
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FURNITURE MEN ELECT
Convention Discusses Coop
erative Insurance and
Other Things.

The second day Of the National
Home Furnishers' Convention at the
Grand Central Palace yesterday was
marked b. an increased attendance and
the discussion of a number of matters
of interest TO the trade. the principal
points being the Standardization Of
manufacturers catalogues, that manu-
facturcrs put out only one new line an
nually. and the appointment of COM
mittee TO consider a cooperative insur-
ance plan to report at the next conyen-
ton. 10 be held in January, 1915.
The following officers were elected:
Prcsiden {. Ludwig Baumann. Brook
Ign; secretary, Charles A. Smith, Bos-
ton: treasurer. l.. A. Reiner, New York
City; vice presidents. John Buys. Grand
Rapids, Mich; George L. Richardson IN,
Baltimore; H. l.. Miller. Riverside.
Cal; A. f. Monroney. Oklahoma. Okla;
julius Blattncr. Springfield. Ohio; J. D..
Wandmaker Leavenworth. Kan: Will
lam J. Mccormack. Philadelphia; J. A.
Gilmore, Charlottesville. y. c.: A. H.
Dumas, New Orleans: c. |. Cannon,
Newark. y. J.; A. Schwartz, Norwich.
Conn, and Samuel Feldman, Bayonne,
y. J.
Executive Committee Colonel Henry
l.. kincaide. chairman. Quincy. Mass;
Raphael Levy. Philadelphia: Paul T.
Treanor, Saginaw. Mich; Daniel F.
Guinan, Mahanoy City. Penn; VI. A.
Hcyman. Grand Rapids; B. A. McMlhon,
Boston. and Abe Levy and John J.
Brennan. New York City.
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Apartment Leases.

Douglas Robinson, Charles 5. Brown
Company leased an apartment at 100
East SD st. to Richard Henry Eggle-
ston. jr.; at 40 East SD st. to Samuel
Kaplan and Arthur d. Levi; at l20 East
31st st. apartments to Finley y.
Forbes and R. ?. Clayberger.
Duff & Conger have leased for
Charles Gulden TO Edwin Prince
two apartments in the building known
as St. Honore. 1142 Madison ay.; for
Carlisle Norwood to Jacob Blumenthal,
an apartment of eight rooms in 1918
Madison ay.. southeast corner Of soth
ST.. and in the same building an apart
ment Of nine rooms to Charles A.
SchermerhOTn.
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POLICE DEPARTMENT.

l.. i%'nrc Is:tn a.. Ir,tI, Ma %crna i,r,
lGGfr fo ie5fh From be- Eurcau TO mr..
cucts indicated designation as act Oct.
sciets.. second grad. 9ovok.d: S,rgt4 !. j.
LAWYER. lI.d. i. ". Lawson >9th. j. i.
rIutant i67ta. r. r. CONWAY. 2S3d. Ptlmn.
g. j. silva. Gith to 9TH !. u.
Temporary Assignments -IIcuts. j. j.
Glare. If5tn. 10 command 1j3d - DAYS from
Nuc =. patri.k Eraa, lf5fh 10 command
lG7tb IN q T. n s0uad 10 J.,s from Iulv
=, panicI x ,llohe-. t0th. to Oct Rursau >
ls,s rom hi, o.; n II - Y y p,lnr
Tetcr Vo,ibcl 3G,h r. ! nufCr ltttI '''' 70
a. - Snr,i,l Sou,i % 70 DAYS frir, mi, ~.
James I;yrucS. iiGih. William bowling. ION.
g. \. IIurtou 25,itr \ = ,.o~~ @7Sth 10
G .. special squad ! = ". Mac1ey. LIT.
p. " Hal 7th. John Hiuot. 18th. kyran
Farrell. 18TH. ". T. McGra,h I6,h ! "
Dunn 18th. Patririt Walsh. 3ith. g. r. cal
la$uer. $7th John McGuirk 43d Daniel
NimU o. j. Palmer. Gist. r. g. Adams.
I43d ". - Hancy. iiGth. g. g. Eater l54th.
Fr,derlcl u 'hier lG3d. ". \ Gunser. 1Gjtn.
J. T. Duggau 4th. j T. Walsh. 18Th. g j.
Kcauo>. i,h J. =. Coushlin. 18th. christian
rNillman. 18th = j. cossrovc. a5tn. H. J.
Burke. 9th j. u. Miller Thomas Madden.
t3d q. T. S.irL Clst. William Ka,anagh.
ga Matthew Bonsarl l45th. = n pohcrty
li7th. ~ J. Maddrou. 18th. Frederic.
Ilri~chmaEu ltitn. J. i. Msithcr. 10th. 20
school Tor Recruit. mo dey. july -
DAY. from July -. 7 + Martin ISM g.
T. Allen C2d. : DAYS irons my ~ 10 u. \
a.. y y. p. e. Miller. 3Sth. 10 DAYS from
July -. j. J. Wilson. "9th. , days from July
-. 20 u. \. o.. \. v. e. r. Hooker. ga
~ DAYS Cr.m .Iul, -. & \ Harden Patrick
<choc ,7>th. ; J.Is rom Iuiv ~ 70 IL s.
-. Queens. p. s. Hcalcy. . o.. 20 days
frum July -. Eouoln Pagana ION J =
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House at Southwest Cor
ner of 3Sth ST. offered for
Apartment Site.
MOST OF SALES ARE
DWELLING PARCELS
One To Be Converted for BuSl'
ness Owned by Sellers for
Twenty-Five Years.

Tho ho,rs Of the estate OF the late
Theodore 4. Huvcmcycr have decided
90 offer the old Hqvcmcyer homestead
"a, tho southwest corner Of Madison aV'
and 2S,h ST.. for sale 'or Improvement
with am apartment house.
The action Of the heirs was !hnu-
cnccd by the recent decision o. lhe
Appellate Division Of the supreme
Court IN sustaining the ugnt OF inc
trustees Of the old South kelor'ncu
church 20 sell ITS property, az the oP-
80 southeast corner for such use.
Tho church decision Is now being ap-
ncsled bv the Murray Hill Association
and others who are endeaVorhs 10
- ali owners 1--we up to the Muir
raw Hill restriction. when limits pI0P-
crtv 70 individual residences.
4 large sign has been placed on inc
Havemever house guaranteeing that
inc nropertv Will be sold without re-
.,~ic-ions II is a four story structure
win a frontage OF 9S7 feet on Nadl-
SON ~. and % feet on 3Hth 81. ne
,rorrr,y d. assessed at S52o.OoO. OF
which SiS5.O0O represents land value
!. is ON the next blocN 20 the Morgan
residences. h.
William :. Lalor has sold Tor the
estate of Nathaniel Wise the three
story and basement dwelling al lz8V
Madison av.. ON lot lS.9X13, located
between SSth and S9th sts. The pur-
chaser is Joseph Mcnamara. proprIe,-
Tor OF the two Baldwin hsn
markets ON PARK ay. Mr.. Mcnamara
plans TO convert the Madison av; house
for business. lt had not changed
hands I'm twenty-five years.
Ennis & Sinno:t have rcsold through
W T. Huston & Son to buyer lor
OCCUPANCY the three story dwelling at
so3 West l42d ST.. ON lot l69N99I ]:
adjoining the southwest corner o.
Seventh az. The sellers recently pur-
chased the house through the same
brokers. The house is one OF a row
erected several years ago by oscar
Hammerstein.
h. and W. Mullins have sold Tor the
Elliott estate 20 Abraham Golden. Isl
cherry ST.. a four story tenement on
a lot 32X60 u..u
Alexander Selkin has sold for Nili-
am n Man 313l Southern Boulevard
a three family house. on lot lo.oNH''
near 17Sth ST. The buyer Will occupy.
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DESERTED WIFE
MAY BE DEPORTED
Suffragists Take Up Cause OF
Cuban Woman Detained at
Ellis Island.

The woman suiTragists we're APP
pealcd TO yesterday in behalf OF Mrs.
Consuclo MARITIME de Lene, who is de-
tanned at Ellis Island and threatened
with deportation unless her husband
comes TO take her home.
Mrs. de Lcnc u the wife Of Frcdc-
rick de Lonc. a Cuban. who has lived
in this country but has never been
naturaizcd Recently Mrs. de Lenc
went to Havana 20 watch over the
deathbed Of her mother. When the
mother died. and the father soon sf-
terward. Mrs dc Lone returned 70 her
husband.
She arrived in New York Sunday.
Her husband did not come to meet her,
but spent the day At Coucy Island.
Monday he notified the officials that
they could send the woman back, so
far as he was concerned
ITS an outrage said Or. Anna
Howard Shaw yesterday. "Will the
United States condone wife dcsertion
in this fashion? The government
should make this man swear TO sup
port his wife, or else deport him along
with her
with Mrs. de Lcuc at Ellis Island is
her two-ycar-old child. vino was born
in this country. The officials have said
that they would permit her TO take the
child with her back to Cuba. If she
were dcported. although IL Is an Amer
lean citizen. I'm the meantime. mother
and child it is said. are without clean
clothing because they arc not allowed
20 have their baggage
The sufraglsts called up Luther
Stewart. Of the linn grafton Depart
ment, who said he had not heard OF
the case. but would have it looked up
Immediately. In case they DO not get
favorable word from Mr. Stewart in
the morning. the sufrraglsts plan to go
TO Ellis Island in the afternoon and
see If their presence will have the
same .agic effect that 1t had in Mrs.
Pankhurst's case
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BUYING IN BROOKLYN
apartment Figures in Elk
change for L. l. City Property.

1awcs 4 Thomas sold 10 Julia klemt
.he four-storv apartment houses, ION
roo on the north side Of 18th ST.. 80
feet west Of Fourth av.. South Brooklyn.
In mart payment the purchaser gave a
frontage of 125 feet on the east side OF
William ST.. 175 feet south OF beeDe
av.. Long Island City. together with
frontage Of l25 feet on Thirteenth av"
400 feet south Of Wilson av~ Astoria.
The plots viii be improved with four
story apartments.
Frank Jewell sold for Mrs Helen de
Groot Davis. Of Bogota, y. j.. the two
story private dwelling, 2O%loo. at -
ForbeU av.. TO a client. for occupancy.
Frank A. Seayer sold the one-family
house Al 15s J5th 81. for John W ohlt-
zen 10 American Machine and Foundry
Company -,
George ". Slsby, sales manager Of
the Alec Building Company. reports
,ales Of dwellings IN Mapleton Park 10
J. ". Lehrheld. 2019 66th St.; A..
por.scr. 6I2O Nineteenth ay.; A. Miller
Spei,er. 2O35 Goth ST.; William Macrae,
ir. 2O72 66th St.; Mrs. William Michel
son. 2O7O 66th ST.; Margaret l.. Sugar
man. 1852 65th ST., and julius LIGHTER
man. POSI- Goth ST.
Baker & Grover sold for the Aetna
Realty Company 20 Joseph >. MUndE
the plot. l00xl32. at the northeast cor
rcr of Whittier place and Dayton st..
for Improvement with tWo-fam'ly
houses.
TIE Buikley & Horton Company and
Noah Clark. Inc. exchanged the four
story apartment house az 1881 Bedford
~. tor the threc-story fiat al 615
Gates Az. and the two;story frame de
tached residence on Dry Harbor road.
Glendale, J.. J.
Marks Brothers and VI. J. Cooendo
sold two tvc-story apartments a. the
northwest corner Of Hughes street and
Lee az. on plot l2Jxl25, for Isaac Hatt,
20 p H. NcEiroy.
The Dowling-Mllcr Company sold
houses ~ 1923 79,h 81. for Mrs V
Gibson and ii2 18th So. for II. Geruld-
son
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or NEW
York Metropolitan Life Insurance Com.
psny Plaintiff. against Ruth Noyes Heinz.
and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreco..
ure and sale. duly made and entered in N.
bovc entitled action. and bearing date m.
29th day OF June 1914 ]. the UNDERSTAND
the referee in said judgment named Viii
sell az public auction. a. rho EAchang.
Salosroom. 80 i4-lS Nesey Street. in N.
Borough OF Manhattan. 'i'y OF Nev YorI
on the 2S,h da, Of july. 1915. 40 T. O'Clock
noon Oh that daN bt Joseph p Day, Auc.
fiOneer tho premises directe,. b, sad iuds.
ment TO be sold. and therein described 4,
follows
Al that certain plot. piece or parcel a.
land with rho buildings and improvement.
thereon. situate. lying ond being IN ths
Borough ~ Manhattan. GIG, county and
state ~ New York. Known as number Tgo
hundred and tVent. '220l Madison Ave-
nue. bounded and described - follows,
Beginning at point on me westerly
from tho corner formed by tho iutersec,io,
OF the uortherly sidc - THIRTY sixth Street
with the westerly side ~ Madison Avenue.
running thence westerly parallel with n.
uortherly side % Thlrty-siAtr street and
part OF the way through party val
ninety fve t9jl fcct. thence n0-thery psr.
alioi with tho westerly side - Nsdiol
Avenue. enty-eight t2sl feet four ~
tho northorlv sid" 81 Thirty-SiNth Stree.
and part % the way through another part
wall ninety-ntc t9j1 feet ~ rho westerY
side OF Madison Avenue. and thence south
erly along the westerly side % Hsdisc
Avenue tveuty-e ght t"Sl fect Your a.
inches TO the point or place Of beg ginning
The above described premises - in So.
ton 3. Block $50 on the Land Map OF u.
City ~ New York.
dated Now York. July ord. 1870
CHARLES r. HOFFMAN,. Ecfcre.
DEAN. TRACY 4 M'BARRON Auornc,
for Plaintiff. 100 Broadway. Borough q
Manhattan. city OF New York
The following IS a diagram OF the nr'p.
ertv 10 he sold: its street Number is 81
Avenue:
9-fb Ctr.as
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Westchester New Homes

4. j. Mehler IS about to erect Sl2,-
900 Colonial house on his plot Of nearly
an acre al Greenacres. recently pur-
chased from the Scarsdale Estates.
Herbert w. Baer is the architect.
The new Colonial house for Harvey
W. Craw at Greenacres is well under
WY. Mr.. Craw purchased the plot on
which this house stands from the
Scarsdale Estates.
The Westchester' Land Exchange.
Robert +. Farley. president, has sold
TO Margaret Donovan TWO lots at Nep-
DC rhan Heights. Nonkers, y. y.
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FIRE RECORD.

$50 % n % ygtn 90 Hlrr, t.f, ,.o,
PM
l-.lo 2i6 W.st it6rh e.. Frank J.. Fisher.
trIflul
80 ~, East IAN ST.. NJ. whitman
fri0luE
So coo West I3ad ST.. !. Abram.
.rifira.
800 81 W,.t 18Th ST. II wolfert & Co.
SanUu
: 90 l'H? Park a'. Jacob Star. tri0ing
'..." tot East G,tu st.. Mrs Conoici
damage unknown
e. g. krrtdNaN and 18Th 81 Ionc.crc
luritle. trINiug
''o-'N Lexington av., Mr. Suhr. damage
unknown
o-'l aul a5 -. 18th It,. Miss Evelyn Hicks:
trilliuE
% r'i broadway. fucker 4 Tonhallcr,
trining
10 DO ioG T.. ,ith St. Frank Miller trlning
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Of NEW
lorhnDora schiller P.ainu0 asslas
Sausc Realty Co ct al, Defendant In pui
susnce OF Judgment Of fore c-ure sni
sale. duly made and entered On tre sbo..
entitled acton and bearing date 1o -sfh d4
OF November, 1873. !. the undersigned. -
referee I'm said judgment named. viii sell q
public auction az the Exchange ~s'esrocU
No. 1915 Ncssy Street. in the Borough q
Manhattan. CITY ~ Now York. on the ~.
day OF July. 1915 at - o'clock noon on ,ht
premises directed by said juIsmcr, % "
sold. and therein described ss foiioNs;
land. with the building AMI im7rorem.n,s
thereon erected. situate. Wing ar being y
the Borough OF Mani attain. tfty .ounfy ara
state OF New York. and bounded and de'
beginning at a point on tie soJtrer'y ~,
OF Ninety sixth street. distant tPo hundTea
and SiNty-siN $50 feet ciglt 90 inches Nes.
crlv from the CORNER formed b. Go inter.tgg
ton Of he southcrly side ~ Niret. -sAIl
street Nith the Wcstcrly side ~ West .nt
Avenue. running thence s'utherIt. rsrsus.
with West End Avenue and par; ~ 70 ".
through "a party wall one huudr,i 100 iet.
-,rce,. iorty-one 81 let cisht Is, .nehsst;
tlcn,e northcrly. and agaiu pSrs le. Nl'n
West End Avenue and part ~ nc HE
through A party wall ono Inii'i lpl ~.
eight and orc-half so inches io - s,Iu
civ side ~ Ninety-siNth street and the.'7
easterlv along the southcrly S'i' ~ Nine,,
sI,th street. for,y.one An feet cgh, ~
inches 10 the point or place o. heSnn..Hit,
being known as premises 40. 81 Nes' 80
pated. Ncw York. July. 1919
JOSEPH y. ~ TILD. EF'NS
WOLF & kOiIN. httcrnc.s for Iislh'c
9o5 Brosiwsy. Borough OF Manhattan u"
Of NeN NorN ,-t,
The following IS q diagram - the rroyns,,.,
70 10 sold. it's street Numhcr is - W.
g6th street 80 ..
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ScaffOld Falls; Seven Hurt.

Seven men were hurt. four Of them
seriously when scafIold collapsed
yesterday N the Manhattan Shirt Mill,
IN Paterson. y. j. The men were work
ing on an addition 10 the mill. Those
seriously hurt were William Boland
and William Haley, Of Passac. and
John Hari and Robert Craig, Of Patcr-
con
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SURROG ATES, NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF Ms,
John 4. CohalHn a Surrogate or
County 81 New York. NOTICE Is he'i,,t
EiNcu to all persons haNins claims AK"
William G.. Wittcr. late of the CounN ~.
New YORK. deceased 90 present inc - ~
with vouchers thereof 10 the suesctlpo' ~.
her place OF trausacting business ~ "a
office OF Arnold 4 Greene. 80. III No'sy
WAY. Borough OF Manhattan iu tho ,l'N
New York. ON or before the 18Th ds'
NOV cWbcr neat ii
Dated New York. the 3oth day or W."
iait MARY G. WiTTEK E1ecutHss,
ARNOLD a GREENE ATTORNEYS Tor
ccutrlN. M broadway. thorough oi NJ"
haitian city IT New York.
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18th St. Building Sold.

Hell & Stern have sold for ]. Ran
dolph Jacobs and Everett Jacobs the
property l29 West 18th st.. on lot
35x98.9. a three-story business building,
leased for term Of years TO the Grow
crs Cut Flower Company. The pur-
-cha.c1 rs Loo j krcsh hover.
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century co. " Ieayitt: city AUCTION
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d. sons. j r Mullen. . N'oh Co. J.
Kauchcn
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Rooms. II Freeman G!ns9ers: GINS Gus
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Jacobson, & &C. a., Jsc@ OBJ - ' 6rysda Ir"
+ P N!GoaG yasc uclcraT. & Dem
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Ile Approximate amount - te zen Nj
charge. 90 satisfy which tne aiof c-Ie,',it'oi.
property is TO be sold. - Iniri. cis y, IN
sand tVcnty-one and 1900 dollars ~.
with interest on Thirty -uluc thousah1 a..
hundred twenty -ono and 1900 dollars -.
~ 80 from the Isl day OF MAJ. if. 70 Sr,n
TIN. 1914. and With interest on fsNe-i .
juno 9Th. 1915 together With tfc tcss is,i
allowance amounting 20 1hrce u..s
ninety one and 100 1881 - Nitl NV a.
from June 9Th. 1914 together Win t.,,sr,
lenses OF tho sale. The approNihstc s,sst,..
Of tho taxes. assessments and ~sier "a 1,
or other liens which are 20 be shoNs g.
the purchaser out ~ the purchase ni'n,o,.,rsi
paid 10y the Referee Is seven .i
nincty-siN ard lo-loo tsi9e a0l ans in'e'''
Dated. New Work. July ,th. 1911, ,...
JOSEPH y. TUrILb heie'
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NuItigraph Letters. 500 s. 30: toOo
81 20: 10000. 50. prompt q. u. Weathertord.
TIC Nassau Room 1905. Phone Beokrian $50
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Dwelling Houses Leased.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company leased for John VI
Dickinson. 90 q client OF Horace S. Ely
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special Term-Part U-LyNCH y.
EX- partc business Defaults. 1880 a. m
Trial Term-Parts I. II. ~, ". ". VI,
VII and VIII. Adjourned FOR term.
KETERETS APPOINTED.

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hards/Buru-J } Robinson.
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N.r.cl/D aNidoH . Incrahaig.
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BRONX COUNTY.
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